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JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE AT THE
PORTLAND BOOKS TORE,
No 2 NE. eBaatt Rorv.
THB CELEBRATED
Balm of Quito,

LG Ms4sins aHsgsaItsS ), ony 'bs uUo'id y tbs
fCJughs, Coids, ARhmas, Cootump.Ions, &c.
g INCE this excellent Niedi-
~ cine was 6rff difcovered upwards of three
hundred thousaod pertoGs have e1perier ced az
happy and fsuvary effects many of whom had
been by Aehmatic and ConiUmptive complaints
reduced TO the brink of The grave their conll'
tu,ons were quite emaciatsd, and had can off
all hopes Of recovery, having ufed every remedy
recommended a. specifics for thofe comp aints and
had made every application TO the faculty that
could be obtained
Common colds which generally occaGoned
by obltrueted perfpration, will BE found to yield
10 its influence in very fhort time.
Ia common coughs. winch |, ia general The
effect of cold. il gives immediate relief removing
thole troublefome irritatious, a. they are called,
ticklings in The throat, which sG as conlsant
ffimuus to coughing, and in quoting thole CON
vufve excltements and cauGng The sflc.ed 90
breathe aud Gpeak frely. /. induces reft ard
Aeep in an eminent degree and llreDelhens the
contribution, which enables il 70 repel an enemy
~hoie attacks are frequently followed by Tie mott
fatal consequences.
Persons atfi csed with Pulmonary complaints or
diforders of the brsaa and lungs, (even IN she
molt advanced period Of life will end immediate
relief.
10 AAhmatic or comlumptive affections, (recent
or cbronic) Hoarfehels, Catsrrhs Wheezings snd
shortneas of breath i will give immediate cafe
Congeaied Phiegm Acrimony IN the fluids and
obltruetion in the glands, xith and i2fe;y
discharged by gentle eTpeceoration,
IL l. also much adzlrsd in foreoess of the bFeait
and aomach. giving preient cafe in thols cafes.
March g. san
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rOBEL4ET,

HE proprietors of the Iron Found ry at the foos
: Of Kjcg Strset, give ootice that they still
carry on ntheC.4S7TNG BUSINESS,& & are ready TO
.uppiy ali those who may cal upon them for
ca.tings Of any de'eriptop- Old iron taken as
usual. Portland, April, 9Th 3i9
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SEBA SMITH, JR

HlIts. PUTNAM informs her friends and
lYI tie pnatc, that sbe intends, with ieave u
divine providence, 10 opef school 10 Brunswick
ca ne first at0ND-sI q Beg neTt, for the instruc
toa OF young Ladies in The solid branches Of edu
Cation at which time sle will be ready 70 receive
a small nunher Of boatders, aud as many day schol-
lars as may oifer.
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NOTICE.


TNHE subscriber proposes 20 open MORN
IHG SCH0Ol, Zoe HounS 1Sdies, q, hi,
room Ia CoJtri Sireti, 60 commence Mouday
tue 3,l Of Hay neNt.
The hour ol Instruction will probably he from
six 10 sevea. Jhe studies, various suoh as kng.
inh Grammar and Composition, The isniin oHd
Greek languages Rhetoric. Logic Geography
History natnfsi and moral Philosophy, &c. 10
fscili,ale the study OF Geography, Maps Gnt
IL bes viii he provided and Philosophical stu-
dies.wil Ne Illustrated by experiments.
TUITION, FROM three 70 ive deitars per quarter.
Tire Subscriber would not ha9e presumed of
fe thtsaavestissIneni "a TIE Ladies cf Portland
had ne no, heea pQhident, lhat large proportion
oi them think ,hat sunic thing more requisite 70
form valuable edocatson, shar merely 60 be aide,
8 n. read norei doace ,si grace, silg piag-hOust
ftiasl some 4g d dostn tsshts ii ET6lcf, Jars,
:. ind hag as neaa tualisb, 5efoir,
. 4s ieers Design DIR aob!g .Hgtts thaa these
$ Aaf1re nj yea as tSeii mcsi, bestou'd
$ Tic good capacity"
Portland, Apra @o. sEBA SMITH, JR
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The Imctura, ,punpareo toIio a5Pero. Of DR..
Withering. Or the conslmptiUe
patients mtalIble re5toratioe.
r he inveuter of this efEcscious and invau able
competition, is fully sensible under what dis
advantages he ffers 10 the public lately discov-
cred medicine. From the multitude of medical
compounds, with descriptions of which the papers
10 every par Of The continent abound, he is aware
THAI till happy & repeated experience proves the
effect Of his medicine his composition will be clas
sed by many among the nostFuma of quackery
But, assured of the virtues of this Tincture he
comes toward with col lsciousness of deserving
aud confidence Of receiving after fair trial of
its properties 10 made all the encouragement
whIch it merits. II was motive Of humanity
which frst prompted the discoverer 10 try its
powers rather than prospect of It's being iucra.
tive; and from repeated trials which have been
made with il on consumptive patients it has gen
ally proved successful and uniformly aevia,ing
aud hae exceeded the expectations of the most san
gnine-
The conpoition has been pronounced in Great
Britain BY the firR medical characters in the kng-
dom the only infaTibe cure relief in puImona-
ry complaints. Patientt wh6hRve oeen in what
Is called the laa aage Of coniumpton, by the
ufe Of few phiais of medicine have been ref
tored 20 priIline health and vigcur. To those
who have tried every medicine in vain aud who
have been az one momeut hattered 4 return
ing health and again been disappointed At the
next trial of its virtue IS earoeny recommend
ed The prep4vs ION is p rfecty innocent even
on the conhituions of infants, bur il mua Be ia
ken reeably 10 the directions which accompany
c ch phial
To thofe no are affected with any diiorder
of he lungs, the uie of it never fails to give re-
lief To thote who have confirmed Phthisic a.
well as to thole who have only its incipient fymp
torns the ufe OF his medicine will give immediate
ard iatting relief Il is hkew le the iureR and
moi effectuai remedy in a. DaGarea dropfy and
all other peculiar affections. Portland. Jan 3
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OF hano' VS. & 3ee.s fiIctsd wib l.
ttRi pa" D, q sl6ht eas-, I endsd M.
~ith 3 e.. Z y uI'y Of tfea a,Hs. end wl3k
tDc4raoIa VI tend.ls business, sf.tg b.,as
ued in vsia sll o her medicines, wss eu.sa r.
tls hesIlh pert-c II resiored ~ 2 borss
hese PIns.
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DESTROYS ofknowing who was sle proprie.
tor Of it, He was told, that it belonged to
an Armenian, protesting the christian re-
ligion. The Sultan inst,ntty entered aud
inquired Of the owner, how much his sa-
perb residence had cost him. The Arme.
man fearful Of being considered too rich,
quickly replied 800 purses, (45o,Oeo
francs,) although in reality he hal ex-
pended upon It more than triple this sum.
The Sultan took him at his wori, caused
the 500 purses to, be paid him, and decla-
ed himself proprietor Of the h"use.
The unfortunate Armenian was in despair
but what wefehis surprise and JOY when
lie was visited by two Dos angts, who laid
before him casket containing 1000 bour-
,es, q 500, 600 francs, with a note con-
tanning these woris:- The prophet hath
said, tha,the liar shall be caught in his own
snare, and thou hast experienced it-but
thy master il too noDie 10 take advantage
of thy weakness"
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Nev. York, FsJrudrv ID
IRON. GIRRALrxRs

~ IRON GIBRALrkR
ar. this morning, the hfig Paragon. Ans.
tin, 90 days from Gibraltar. We have r..
ceiyed fr. Captain A. the following partic,
lars.
The queen Of Spain died on the "a Jan
at Madrid, in convulsise ft-[She w.,
a daughter ofthe king OF Brazil, and p4 i.
to Ferdinand the 7th, her husband.l h,ror
the death Of the Queen there was rero,,
thai the king was missing.
The plague continued to rage with
great violence on the Barhay coast.
The U. S. squadron was al Messina.
We have been favored with Gibraltar
papers Of The I'd ulf.
The Gibraltar Chronicle of the cd ult
contains the presidents message to Con.
gress at the opening Of Inc session.
The garrison of Gibraltar went into
mourning on the Goth Dec. tor The death
OF the Queen, at which time the ROYAL
standard was holsted halt mast at day
light, and two minute guns were fired from,
the batteries amounting 10 the number Of
years her majesty had lived-seventy four.
Gibraltar, Jan. BY the accounts
brought by the Pacifen schooner from
Iangier, which came up to the 28th ult we
learn, that the plague has become general
throughout the Morocco dominions, as far
to the southwark as Fee, and Mequinez.-
The particulars Of the deaths are as follows:
--Mequinez from 1870 TO $50 per diem:
Fee from 6Uto 30; Old Fee from 10 10 IL.
At Tetuar $50 during the last fortnight.
At Tangier 1874 du ing tho last fortnight
A great many villages, together with the
town ofLaracha, are stated to be injected.
The deaths at Tonis exceed 100 day. At
Consiantinople irom so to GO. Gdsem
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In Council.

February 4th, 1919.
The following persons were appointed
for holding elections in the
different wards on Tuesday the Cd day OF
March next, for members 10 serve in the
common council for the ensuing twelve
months, viz:
FIRST WARD,
Af 4. REodes's tnpern on Union. street
Alexander Mckenzie,
John T. Brooks,
Reuben Johnston.
SECOND WARD,
At the Council Chamber,
Colin Auld,
Guy Atkinson,
William Baftleman.
THIRD WARD,
AT Shepherds taperr. corner Of King and
81 .asaph slreets,
John Roberts,
Adam lynn,
John Grubb.
FOURTH WARD,
At Joseph C. Gird's, corner Of Duke and
S. Asnph-!S.reets,
Thomas Lawrason,
William D. Simms,
Robeit |. Taylor.
Teste, Up. THOMPSON, &C.
February the
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ALEXANDRIA,:
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT AT WASHINGTON
''r9 Thursday, February 10.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1919.

+ Slavery was again the subject Of contest
in the house Of representatives yesterday,
till sunset. The bill admitting Missouri
into the number of our states passed With
Mr.. Tallmsdge's amendment, which pro.
hibits the introduction Of shareholders into
that country. A bill of the same kind, for
admitting the Arkansas country into the
union, was then taken under consideration
by the house in committee Of the whole,
when Mr.. Taylor moved an amendment Of
It, similar to that which Mr.. Talmadge
carried for Missouri, but with different sue
cess--Arkansas being more southern
country, and therefore demanding slavery,
and looking moreover at present only for
territorial government--not 10 he a state.
As Messrs. Taimadge, Livermore, Spencer
and Cushman spoke in favor of the amend
rent-Me.srs. Clay, Robertson, Walker,
of North Carolina, Tyler, Hugh Nelson,
Storrs, Johnson, of Va. Barbour, of Va.
McLane, OF Della. and kinsey opposed it,
and il was lost Ivy 81 TO SO.
The committee then took UP bill TO the
same effect, fer the Alabama territory, and
both bills were reported together.
These questions have not, as some may,
and | did, hastily conclude With the great
national point of the slave importing trade.
the privilege granted TO the new western
states 10 hold slaves may be considered by
some as OF no other effect than t. spread
the mass OF slavery, now in the old states,
over so large ain extent of countIy-in which
case il would add to the value and raise The
price of those human cIiatteis, and induce
more tenderness and humanity IN the treat.
menl Of them-',u. this is at least question:.
bic. Miserable as the wretches are in the
Carolinas, their condition with the good
old gentry of those states is comparatively
enviable when placed by that of the unfor-
tunates in Louisiana of which Arkansas
will, we fear, afford humble specimen.
The representations | have heard Of the
treatment of slaves at New Orleans, has
often rung my heart with pity and in6amed
tito indignation. If half only Of what !
have heard be true, it were humanity to
send the wretches,as Carriere did bis coun.
trymen, in ships, and sink them in the sea,
by skutt!ing, rather than send them within
the hot draft of that focus.
II is understood that the new western
states are expected 10 be divided into non.
slave holding and slave holding the one
suit the taste and necessities Of the northern
and eastern emigrants--the otaer, as a
kind Of emunctories to the southern
we may therefor look to have in the for.
ner industry, orderlness, nealness, pros
perity, comfort, prudence, and their adj
juncts--in the latter, selfshness, laziness,
Slovenliness, wealth, generosity, hospital
ity and carelessness. Utrum hor,Am, ma
uis accept.
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80 - Notice.

~ The mcmhers Of the Washington
Society Of Alexandria, are hereby mott.
fed that the anniversary meeting OF the
said Society will he held at Browns hotel
on MONDAY, the 22d instant, at 10 O'Clock.
The Society will move in procession, at le
o'clock. to the First Presbyterian Church,
when an oratinn will be delivered by Rich
ard Henry Lee, esq. one Of its members.
By order,
C P. THOMPSON. Secretary.
February II
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SUPREME COURT.

Tuesday, Feb. l6.
Mr.. Justice Story delivered the opinion
Of the Court in the cases Of the ship Cali.
donian and the brig Langdon Cheves, both
of which vessels were condemned.
The Attorney General and Dir. Webster
concluded the argument Of Gilman against
Brown.
Several cases of minor importance were
dis osed of.
Mr.. CD. lngersoll opened The case Of
Depon against Sixe, for the defendent in
error, no person appearing as counsel for
the plaintiff in error. MAT. Intel.
We had occasion the other day to notice
report that Mr.. Bagot, the Minister Of
Great Britain TO this country, was about to
return hume. We find. on enquiry, that
this report is true. Mr.. Bagot has received
from bis government permission to visit
England, and will depart with his family,
some time in April, Mr.. Antrobus, Secse-
tary of the Legation, we learn, is TO remain
here, as Charge des Affaires. Dir. Bagot's
departure, it is said, has been delayed some
time, by a desire to ratify. before his return
home, the Commercial Treaty lately con-
cluded with Great Britain. lts4.
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k& Exchange Co6ee- House III
G5RMARINE JOURNAL. 0aAsss
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. Feb. 10.

ARRIVED,
Sloop Francis, Fowler, II days from St.
Thomas's; sugar and molasses, to J. 81.
Harper. Capt. VIM. Lowe, of this town,
came passenger, with the proceeds Of the
schooner Tom and cargo, in specie. Left
at st. Thomas's LIST inst. schooner Korte,
Clackney, Of and for Baltimore, ~ days;
schooner Serpent, Andrews, of Baltimore,
for Portorico, 9 days (; schr Mary. Eliza
beth, Newcomb, hence. ar. at ST. rs 2Sth
Jan. Spoke going into St. rs, schr Perry
of Baltimore, g days from Portorico-all
well. Ship Francis, Hitch, sailed for New
Bedford, 2lst ult. Markets very dull
-four Sll; colonial produce high and not
very plenty. On Monday, spoke ships
Fair Trader, and Thomas, and brig Dore,
hence, off Blackstone's Island, proceeding
down, with fair wind-yesterday passed
three tOp-sail scboones, and sloop, below
Indian Head, supposed bound land same
day, saw schooner Eliza Barker, hence, a,
ground on Broad Creek fats.
Brig Spartan, Delano, at Boston 10Th
inst, up for this port.
Schr. Washington, Spow, cl. at Boston,
10th lust. for this port.
Brig Harriet, a! Boston 18th inst. up for
this port.
Brig George. Wallace, at Boston, lth
inst. up for this port.
Schr. Laurel, Stephens, at Boston 18th
inst. up for this port
Ship ATLANTA, Rose, at Gibraltar, jan
7th discharging.
Shops Henry, Rhodes, and Rising Sun
Smith. hence, ar. at Providence. 9Th inst
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Presidents Horse Guards,

CJ On MONDAY the 22d inst. at 10 O..
clock, A. al. ycu will mel ON The usual pa
ra'!e greuni i'll front of the city hotel, dis.
mounted, aEa in full Uniform.
Byaelsr OF the Captain.
FebrGaryia
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ASEcporE OF THE SULTAN.
Constantinople, Oct. 90.

C0nstdHIIn0ple, Ucl. 70.
. As the Sultan was lately walking near
the border of the Black Sea, he perceived
a country house which had been recently
built, and so neat in its style, that he was
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For Sale.

\ YOUNG Negro Woman and three
~ Children. She is good cook, wash
sr and iroasr .--Epssire Of We Ptntev'
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Was it form of mortal mould
That did his dazzled sense impress
Even painful from its loneliness.
Her bright hair ia the noon beams glow
ing,
A rosebud wreath above confined,
From whence, as from fountain flowing,
Long ringIets round her temples lwin'd,
And fell in many graceful fold,
Streaming in curs Of feathery lightness
Around her neck's narDoriaI Wilderness
Love, in the smile that round her lips
Twin roses of persuasion play'd,
hectares of balmier sweets, than sips
The Hymettian Bee,-his ambush laid ;
And his own shafts on liquid FIRE
Came on the soul with sweet surprise,
Through the soft dews of young desire
That tIembled in her large dark eyes
But in those eyes that seemed to move
A fame almost too bright for love,
That shone with internitting flashes
Beneath their long deep sbadowy iasbes.
Every one has admired the evening land
scape of Gray, and the ''solemn Stiffness"
only by the "mopine owl. The
same scene has been described by hun
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be received in payment of his goods, and
also draft on the government, which he
held for the sale of large. quantity OF
bricks, he converted into cash, at sacri-
fee OF twenty per cent. About this time ne
purchased of me 500 barrels of flour, Tor
which he gave me his checks on the Far
mers' Bank of alexandra, dated few days
ahead, for 400 barrels, and his note at
thirty days for 100. This -four, with much
more which he bought of different persons
in the same manner, he sold for cash, before
his checks became due. Having thus con-
verted. into money every article he could
get within his grasp, he suddenly disap-
peared from town. After finding out where
he was, called upon him and demanded
the cause of such conduct, and asked him
what means he had of satisfying bis credi-
tors ?-to which he replied, that he was a
ruined man, and was not able to pay one
cent. This evidently being notorious
falsehood, from the foregoing statement
OF prevent the like imposition from being
practised by him in any other place, here
by publish the said CHARLES TYLER as
a salndler and villain
Jan 16 st J tMES ENGLISH.
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Smyrna Figs.
Look Here |!


p AN AWAY from the subscriber, living
a. q near Uppeiville, Loudorn county Va.
on the Cd of September last, negro man
FREDERICK, ~
about 80 years OF age, 5 teet or 8 inches
high, rather slender, black complexion, very
surIy countenauce, teeth wide apart, gums
red and shows them much when he laughs.
| think the hinder part of his head is bald.
owing to breaking out, and perhaps other
parts of his head also. | believe he has a
scar owe = one eye, and that the end of his
big toe is bit of by the frost. He is pas
sionately fond of begging and chewing to-
bacco, and sometimes smokes the pipe
He generally wears a truss, which has oc-
casioned scars on one of his hips. He wert
off in company with his wife, who has since
been detected in Alexandria. 1t is likely
he may have obtained free pass. A re-
ward of 20 dollars will be given for the APP
prchension. of said negro if taken on, Of the
state and brought home, or 90 dollars if Ia
ken in the state and delivered to me, with
reasonable charges in either case, OF 10
dollars if put in any gaol and information
given so that get him again. Masters of
vessels will please keep watch for him.
lang 4t 49, GEORGE NOBLE.
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G. O A G III e f.
Fifty Dollars Reward

WILL be given for experimenting the
w thief who broke in at my back win
dow, and then broke open my bar door and
took the draw out of the same, together
with Mr.. James Carbin's saddle bags, cut
them open, and took one Cravat, one Shirt
and one pair of pantaloons, all marked J. s.
Also, 3i9 dollars, fifty Of which were in
Virginia paper, and the remainder IN Ken
lucky. also lost abou, seven dollars, to
the best of my recollection, two OF which
was of the Mechanics Banl':
On enquiry il appears, that the night the
robbery was committed at my house, there
was seen at Mr.. Dennis Johnson's black
man, about 5 feet 6 OF inches high, dress
ed in white corded pantaloons, short boots,
and dark big coat; and about the same
time Mr.. JohnsOn's house was broke open,
Francis Johnson's new blue broad cloth
coat taken, and his pocket knife and pair
of gloves also, Mr.. William Johnson's
pocket book, with about six dollars-the
person went into Mr.. Johnson's room, and
took three keys: Francis JohnsoD's knife
was found with The trunks that were cut
from the stage, and biscuit that was in
Mr.. Carbin's big coat pocket was also
found with the trtSks. On the same eve
ming there was black man seen near my
house by several of the neghbors, toicrable
early in the night, Of the same description
ofthe one that was at Mr.. DeLnis Johnson's,
HENDLY NELSON.
Dogue run Tarern, nearJ4leran .,
draa January is. &
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The Builders Assistant.
January 5

TONTAINING-the FIVE orders Of ar
~ chitecture, selected from the best spe-
cimens of the Grecian and Roman, with the
figured dimensions of their height, projec-
ton and profile, and variety Of mouldil-
lions, modillions and foliage, on a larger
scale, both enriched and plain, 9th vork-
ing drawinss, showing their method o, con-
struction, selected from number Of beau
tiful examples, copied from the antique
for the use of builders, carpenters, masons,
plasterers, cabinet makers and caryers-
with sixty original designs, their plans, eie-
vations, and sections the whole exempfi-
fed on $50 copperplates,-By John Have
land. architect, and Hugh Bridport, artist
is now publishing, by subscription, in
numbers, al one dollar each. Three num-
bers are already received, and il is propo-
sed to complete the work in fifteen num-
bers, forming three handsome octave vols.
JAMES KENNEDY g. SON.
November "a tu.hs3w
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100 Dollars Reward.

d AN away from the subscriber on Sun
II day night last, a Negro man, named
GEORGE,
commonly called George Jasper, about S
feet to 10 inches high. a brownish or dark
mulatto complexion,-is hddler, and adj
dicted TO drink-stammers W hen spoken to.
A short time since, in making an attempt
to run away, he endeavored to make it ap-
pear that be was Kidnapped on board
small vessel at Alexandria.-His clothes
are not particularly recolIected, with the
exception Of long blue coat; but 1t is be-
lieved he had very good clothes, including
a light colored coat, nearly new; Who.
ever will secure said Negro, SO that get
him again, shall receive. II taken 100 miles
of. 100 dollars-if SO miles, SO dollars
and for any less distance, 80 dollars.
GEORGE w. p. GUSTS.
arlington House, near .Alega-
dndria, January 1. s ct :
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Notice.

F1HE subscribers having such multiple
a city of accounts due them on hook,
and finding it impossible to collect them,
Cor in other words those indebted will not
pay) on this account it puts it out of their
power 10 be punctual in their engagements,
and they have come to the determination
after this date to do business. for cash. No
work will be delivered out of the shop un-
less the cash is paid, except il is for large
jobs to our punCtual customers, in which
case liberal discount will he given when
the work is completed. They return their
thanks to these who have been prompt in
payment and solicit their patronage. All
orders for blacksmith work viii be attended
to. RICHARD ROCK 4. Co.
January 7 tbstuth