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and well digested experiments, embracing
the whole range OF domestic and rural eco
'noiny. such as cannot taii, ii duty observed,
10 be highly beneficial to your lnterests.-:
The great object of this society is, to pro
mote agriculture, and thereby advance the
prosperity not of themselves individually,
but Of therfelow citizens generally. lbey
believe they Cannotimore efectually, IN this
early stage of their organization, promote
their object, than by recommending this pa
per to your perusai They therefore take
3he liberty to recommend the American Far
mer as highly worthy of your attention. by
order of the Board of Managers.
j. J. CHAPPELL,
Vice President presiding.
Extract from the proceedings of the Agrl-
cultural Society OF Aibemare, Virginia, at
their last meeting, May 8, 1920.
6 la order more generally to disseminate
the Agricultural Intelligence and improve
ments made throughout the United States.
the Society resolve to present each OF It's
members with the first volume OF the Anne
rican Farmer, edited at Baltimore, by John
S. Skinner, Esq. "P. MINOR, Sec'y."
All gentlemen who feel an interest in the
circulation of Journal devoted to the oD-
iects, and conducted on the plan here de-
scribed, are requested to transmit the name
Of subscribers-but CHH5-in oil cases the me-
ney asust be reunited before the paper can De
seat. 1t will, however, be returned M any
case, where the subscriber, on view OF the
paper, not being satisfied, may think proper
TO return it to the editor within three weeks
An allowance of ten per cent. will be made
when claimed. on all monies received for,
and RENTED to the editor
A few OF the first volume, either in sheets
or well bound, with a cupious Index, remain
on hand for sale.
Notes Of the Banks of North and South
Carolina, Georgia and Virginia, generally,
will be received at par.
GF All communications to be addressed
TO JOHN S. SKINNER,
June 28, 1920. Baltimore
P. S.-For alleditors in The United States,
who may have the goodness 10 give the pre-
ceding notice few 7oeekly insertions, the
editor OF the Farmer will be glad to tram
sact any business they may have IN baltl-
more, or to return their good offices IN any
other way in his power, DIN
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Printers have been looking al, and I'll o..
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Your Press is better made than one ~,
have from Ruthyen's mandatory. 1t is. i
tact, an excellent machine, as powerful :
the, Columhian, and TO be preferred for 4
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Mr.. A. Ramage. If December IG
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TO PRINTERS.
ADAM R.l.M.aGE
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and every exertion shall still De made to
rendert as complete as possible.
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NcU- YORK, Jug o. 1919.
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Mr.. A. Ramage.
Meg York, .april 25, 1918.
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A SPLENDID EDITION
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-04-05
PRINTING THE. LAWS.

It's amusing to see how much care
is taken by certain printers, to insert in
two OF three places of their papers, an ac-
count OF the doings OF the House OF Rep
sentatives ofthe U. S. relative to The pub.
Iication of the laws, &c. |, is pitiful for
one neighbor to exult at what he. con-
ceives to be disadvantage to another.
We apply ,histmore particularly to the
Providence American" After all,
the bill passed in the House by only a
majority of one--and when the Senate
cone TO consider the subject, and recol-
lect bow triAing the compensation is, we
think it very doubtful if they pass the
proposed bill. The publication of the
laws seldom exceeds one hundred dollars.
The expense ofa private soldier in the
army is greater, we believe than that of a
printer of the laws.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-04-05

Our Relations with Sbain:

The following impo tanf message was ycster.
day traosmiued to both Houses of Congress,
BY ,he p esident Of ,he ,hc u Safest
TO the House Of Rcpressnsatjpss effAs United Sfeies
Iuansmil | 10 Coug e,s an exl'act Of let
rer foom the Minister P,enipotcn,iary Of the
u, 5. st ST. P,tersburgh, Of The 81 Of Mo-
vember last, on the subject of our relations
with Spain, indicating the sentiments OF the
Emperor Of Russia respecting the non "a i6
Cation, by bis Catholic NJ jes,y Of the treaty
laely conc lnded between the u ). aud Spain,
and the strong interest which his Imperial
VI iesy takes in promoting the ratification Of
tnat treaty. OF this friendly disposition, the
most satisfactory assurance has been since
given di eely TO this government, by the
Minister of Russia residing here.
transmit also TO Congress an extract Of
letter from the Minister Pienipoteotis'y Of
the u States 81 Madrid, OF a later date than
hose heretofore communicated, by which IL
,ppesrs, that, at the instance OF the Charge
les Affaites Of The Emperor Of Ru,sis, a new
pledge had been given by ihe Spanish gov
srument, that the Minister who had been
is,ely appointed to the u States should set
ut on his mission, without delay. with full
power to settle all differences in a manner
,a,isfscto'y to the parties.
/ haze furtner 10 state, that the govern
pen, Of France and @ eat b itain continue 10
n,nifest the sentiments he re'of,fe communI-
ca,cd, respecting the non- Al 6cstion Of the
ren,y by Spain, and to in e. pose their good
III es 10 promote It's rs'ih h:stion.
II is p' oper TO add, that the governments
{ France and Russis have exp essed so earn
q, desire that the u. States would tske o.
tep. for the present, oe the principle of &c
, i.si, which might possibly ,eod 20 disturb
The pesee be, ween the Y. States and Sp In -
There is good cause to presume, from the
ieIicate manner IN which this sentiment has
,sen conveyed that IL is funded on belief
., we'll q. q desire, that ou' jus, objec,s ma,
,e accomplished without the hazAd Of such
n extremity.
On full confederation of al these eIreum
dsnces, I nave though, IL ny dY'y IN submi
Congress, whethef II will MT be sdsi,sbi,
, postpooe decision, on the questions nov
,-peudiog with Span, until the nett session.
The distress Of that nation o, this j,reiure
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-04-05

pool, MIR. Topiiff has received London
paper OF the 18th Feb. one day later than
former accounts.
LONDON, FEB. ~.
The intelligence brought by the Paris
papers OF Wednesday hast, is highly i'm
portant. The government OF France
seems to be extremely terrified by the
dreadful crimes which has deprived the
Duke OF Berri OF life and, as if appre-
hensive that ali Frerchmen are implica-
ted in the guilt of the assassin, the Min
listers are resolved to suspend The liberties
OF all, and TO deprive France at blow of
her boasted constitution. a proposition
was submitted to the Chamber of Peers
for establishing the previous censor
ship of The press over all political jour
mails, and Oh the same day project of a
law was submitted to the Chamber of
Deputies for su>pending that portion of
the Charter which protected Frenchmen
from being arrested, except in Cases pro-
vided for by law. BY this project ev-
cry individual may be arrested without
being Immediately brought to trial upon
an Order of Council, signed by three
Ministers of State. This law i, eouiva-
lent to what is famiiiarly called in thiscoun-
try a suspension Of the Act of HabeaS
Corpus.
"A rumor prevailed yesterday, that
Lord CastIereagh will be shortly called
to the Upper House. and placed at the
head Of the Treasury, Vice the Earl of
Liverpool. The cause OF this change is
presumed to be the firm opinions which
the noble Earl maintains upon cer,aln
delicate subject.
To question from Mr.. Hume, re-
specting provision for the q leen, Lord
Castlereagh answered, that the subject
had not escaped the attention OF his
Majesty's government, and that steps
were taken tliat no Inconvenience should
be felt on this point by th-t iilustrious
person.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-04-05
mar RfED,

Al Wssteriy. HESay PenKrss Esq os Lynn
(Con J 10 Miss ,ssY NoYEs, daughter Of the is'c
Col Noyes, Of Hessery
DIED,
In this town. on the 2Oth ut JoHs spRrsogn
son Of Mr.. John Springer, in the i4,h year Of h.
age
On the 9Th ult. Mrs sAnAn GsoRes, widow Of
Cap, Thomas George, in the rs h year Of her age
On wednesday last, Mrs. MARY WrsHTsAs
aged 81 years. wife ~ Nr Bcni amin wightmsn, and
daughter Of Elder william Moore.
Al Propsdesce, on the 2sIb ut Mr JoHs RocgRs
son Of the late John Rogers, ESQ In the 29lh year
of his age
At Calcutta, on the 18th Of Nov last, Mr. JeHs
Hposss. I'd officer Of the Brig stephen. and sot
Of Capt. Thomas Hudson Of this town, in the 22d
year Of his age.
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affords motive for this 20. bearanee, witch
Cannot fail to be duly appreciated. Uuder
such circumstances, the attention OF the
Spanish government, may be diverted tor
its foreign concerns, and tho ARRIVAL cf min
lister here be longer delayed. am the more
induced TO Suggest this course ofproeeeding,
from a knowledge that, which we shah there
by make Just return 10 the powers whose
good Offices have been Acknowledged, and 10
crease, by new and sigual proof Of moders.
ioo, our claims on Spain, our attitude in re-
card to her will not be less favor able OF the
next session than it is at pfesent.
JAMES MONROE.
IPasAingson, Msrch az.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-04-05

Immediately adopted; the engines, as.
sembied in the 'luare--were filed with
water-and, at a signal from the inten-
dant, began, all at once, to discharge
their contents upon the assemblage."
The consequence of this was, that the
women, unwilling to have their bonnets
and shaw!s drenched, began to scamper
IN all directions and the insurrection"
was promptly suppressed!
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-04-05
sRNTRAcR or THE pIRArES.

The following pirates, says theCharles-
ton Courier) were yesterday sentenced to
Death, in the Circuit Court. viz -
George Clark and Henry Roberts, alias
DE Wolf, for piracy OH board the ship
BOaon--John Jones, ALIAS Griffin, and
Benjamin BrailNlord, for piracy Oh the
ship Asia. They are to he hung, ON
Friday the l2,h day of May next. The
two latter were recommended to mercy
by the Jury.
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Es,yae, efa icfer dal.a BaeaO. dyres, 4h
IpasAingson, 1isrch az.

ES'rac' ofa letter datd Baeaos dyres, Al
January received ar Bal ,more.
"A Chill Mail has just arrived, which
brings intelligence oi Lord Cochrare's
having ,destroyed the thee So lnish Sbios
ot Svar which proceeded from Cadiz IN
May, for Lima. The action was Sc
ve'e ON both sides; and took place of
Lima. The British Admiral, Sir hom-
as Hardy, is now here, with ten ships
tor what purpose, God knows. The
squadron consists of 2 ships OF the line,
6 lrigates, and 2 sloops OF war"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-04-05

big Mary. White. has arrived at Havana from
this port.
ship Mary Alm,, Burroughs, from Liverpool,
WIS sroken Feb 22d.
Al bahia February IS, ship George x Mary.
winsow. of this port. and brig Hector. Young. OF
Providence
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-04-05
PoarsmourH. IN H. March 81.

The Flshe, les Five hundred and
forty seven men were employed the last
st ason from this port in the fisheries, in
70 vessels; the whole burthen of which
was 3lo7 tons. The proceeds, excIu-
sive Of mackerel, haIibut, and all others
which were sold fresh in the market,
37,667 quint.ls OF salted fish aud 362
bbls. of oil.
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THE FRA.hKLM74,

Is said to have arrived in the Chesapeake
II Tins is true, she must have had quick
run from Gibraltar, as she was left there
the latter part of Feb waiting Tor 1t
Weaver, with dispatches fIonl Madrid
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PORT OF NEWPOKT,

Arrived on Tuesday last. schr Industry. Shear
man, of this port. " days from Lansedesnsult, Isl
Dom,ngo) with Coffee snd Cocoz.
Arrived on "Wednesday, brig stephen, stsnhope
10 days from Calcutta, with valuable cargo, con.
si.ting Of 800 bags Sugar; 800 bags Ginger, lSI
bales Piece Goods iv0 chests Indigo.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-04-05

Republican Nomination.
WE'D NESDAY APRIL 5. 1920.

Republican Nomination.
AT General Republican Convention OF Del
egates from the several towns in The State
oil Rhode. Island, holden a, Ia Stale House
in Providence, o.. w doe sday evening, The
2sd February, ls2o-H n. Henry REM
ISGroN, Pee esident, snd ABRAHAM THURS
TON Sec'ry-,f us unanimously ressiU'd
that the following gentlemen be 'ecom
mended TO the f,eemen OF this State, fo'
the Offices affixed to their name especiive-
ly, at the ensuing election -
a MS EKcELLE.NCY
NEHEMIAH X. KNIGHT, Esq.
GoVERNOR.
HIS HONOR
EDWARD WILCOX, Esq.
LIEUT. GOVERAOR.
SENATORS.
l. PHILIP MARTIN, ESQ.
Of Providence.
.. THOMAStFRY, Esq.
Of East Greenuieh.
3. SAMUEL vINSON, Esq.
of Newhors.
4. NATHAN BROWN, Esq.
O/ Johnston.
$. WILLIAM PEARCE, Esq
Of Bristol.
6, BENJAMIN SMITH, Esq
OF .Norih Kingstossn.
z. WAGER WEEDEN, E,q.
OF South Kngstospn.
8. WILLIAM HUMPHREY, Esq.
Of TiUerfon.
9. STEPHEN B CORNELL, E,q
Of Portsmouth.
10. WILLIAM WHIPPLE, E,q.
OF Cumberland
HENRY BOWEN, Esq Secretary.
DUrEE J. PGARCE, Esq hfo'y Gent
THOM q. PlrMAN. Esq. Gen. Treas.
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Commissioners Notice,

Commissioners Notice.
WE, the subscribers having been appointed by
w the Hon Court Of Probate Of the town oc
Newport. Commissioners. tn receive, examine and
adjust the claims. az sinst the estate Of
HUMPHREY TAYLOR,
late Of Newport, in the county OF Newport, Mariner
deceased, represented nsovent, do hereby give no.
tice. that six months from the date hereof are allow.
ed the creditors Of said Estate, Lring in and prove
ther respective claims aud that we will attend for
that purpose. st our respective dwellings, any tine
within that period
TMoMss iqS ToSssESo, sSnSenD. c."~i..i.".r..
All persons indebted 10 ssid Estate, are hereby
called upon to make immediate payment, to
SARAH TAYLOR. J .falminisfratrir.
JONATHAN Amy : Adminisrator.
Nevpor'. April s 1920
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-04-05
PROVIDENCE, APRIL a.

We are sorry to learn, that in the sc.
we're sqilali oi Saturday last, the sloop
George & Mary, Walden, from this
place, bound to Newport, was struck
suddenly lost her mainsail and was
otherwise much damaged; she ran into
Bristol, and before she could properly be
secured, had the misfortune to lose one
of her hands, a black boy, in securing
the jib.
Sloop Eagle, Corey, Of Wexford, on
her passage down the river, was struck
with the severe squall on Saturday last,
had her sails split to pieces, and was o.
bliged to put into India Point.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-04-05
M.fyL ROBBERY.

a strip, from Biti nore, dated March
90, O'Clock, p. M sas:--i'he Mail
Robbers, Hutton and Hull, have made a
confession of their guilt, in robbing the
Mail, and numbering the driver. They
were the only two conce'ned; they both
had hard III the murder of the driver,
ore by shooting and the other by stab
biog. They say that S p, 900 was all
.he money found in The mail, the most of
which has been recovered
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Commissioners V0fice.
WH. the subscribers having been appointed BY
w the Hon Court Of Probate Of the town OF
riverton, Commissioners. to receive. examine and
sdjus, the claims against the Estate Of
GIDEON ALMY,
late Of Tivertoc, in the county Of Newport decess-
ID. represented insoIvent. do hereby give notice,
that sin months from the oh Of March. are allowed
he creditors Of said Estate to bring in and prove
heir respective claims sod that We will attend foe
that purpose. at our respective dwellings, sny time
within thss period.
so%s sHa,ir msscarsrsa cssSi c.~"'.s..sv..
Al persons ideb;ed 20 said Estse. are hereby
called upon to make immediate pay ment. 70
GIDEON ALMY, Adsr,nssrsfsr.
Tiverton, March Is, 1890.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-04-05

TO LET-at Public Anction.
On hONDdY, fhe losh day Of. 6hru nerf,
az 10 O'Clock Il ~ on the premises, /sr me
n'm @ ops gear (Jjair wea!Asr, u nOf. fhe
.f's' far day yter)
THE dwelling house & shop in front,
l. stable, stores and wharf on Thames street,
la Newport, late the property Of JAMES PRRRy, de-
ceased Possession Of the House will be given on
the 10th and OF the other buildings and wharf on
the Ism OF said April
WILLIAM LOWE, .8uet'r.
Newport. March 90 IA 1870
On iUASL5Y~ ne ih .dh'M 1920, sheve
w'H be sod az Jdncaon, az ne sore # u n
LIAS LovIs al 10 .'eiock n M
\ ~ 'ht Personal property Of the late Stephen
"A Greene. deceased. consisting Of y large aud
valuable sssotIment OF Carpenters Tools, together,
whh qnsnuty of Furniture aud other articles.
Condi,ions al lime aud place Of sale.
WILLIAM LOWE, .9uefr.
Newport. april S. 1920
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--Os% o.

The National Bankrupt bill was rejec-
ted in the Senate, ON Thursday last, by
a vote of Is to %.
! REVOLUTIONARY PENSION LAW
A bill was introduced into Congress on
"Wednesday, to correct the abuses whicn
have practically resulted from this law
1t compels the pensioner to present, un-
der oath, schedule of his whole estate
and income. excepting his necessar,
clothing and bedding. 1t also makes
it the duty Of the Secretary of War, to
strike from the Pension List the name oil
every person, who, in the Secretary's o.
pinion, is not in such INDECENT circum.
stances as to be unable to support him
self without the assistance OF his country
The bill was read twice, and committed
to the Committee Of the whole.
-:o:<:o:-
The Supreme Court>of the United
States, closed its winter session, at Wash.
ington, on the l7th ult.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-04-05

A general order has been issued from
the Navy Department, directing the Off
GERS OF the navy to wear Grape on the left
arm for thirty days, as testimony OF res
pect for the late Commodore DECATUR.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-04-05

And hossessiom given, on ihe i5ih Of .1hrR
merit
HE House ON fhames-street, occu-
i pied by cALrB GAG and the shop in front,
occupied by JoBE 4. GREEH. either together or
separately Also. the HOUSE in the rear now occu.
pied by ALBERT w GARpiNGR.
Newport, March 29tb 1890
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NIAL Isl \ iF-.IOr Sac.
On Thursday .1nvn 40 n, az 10 o'clock,
II. ~. wsa be sod al PuoGc .auenon, on nc
frfmises
l'HE Dwelling House and Lot in Clarkc.strect.
1 occupied by Josiah G shaw, Esq The prem
,ses are morgaged tor eight hundrsd dollars, which
SUN with interest the,eon mus, lie peid delivery
OF the led The balance to be in three equa' pay
ments, Of CO. 90 and 100 days. for approved eudors-
ed Notes pays able al either Bank ia this wa - The
title will be Quit Claim Deed Eom Richard X.
Randolph Esq Assignee to Josiah 4 shaw. which
II is beeved, after payment OF said mortgage. will
vest the purchaser sperf,ct title TO said estate.
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ADJOURNMENT OF CONGRESS
Propositions have been offered in both
houses, to fix . day for the adjournment.
Nothing however, has been decided !; and
the Inteliigencer expresses the opinion,
that the adjournment will not take place
before the lst of May.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-04-05

On TUESDAY, May Cd at II O'clock, Il M.
ruiH be soid a. Pu6dc .fucnon, on ne en-
ises
HE Estate in Thames.sirect, now occupied BY
Francis Y Cirapd and known by the name Of
the Ayr ut Estate The premises are subjcltro
mortgage TO Mrs Mary ID Henion. now amounting
10 between eleven a"d Twelve hundred dollars
The title 10 be given will be quit claim Deco from
Richard A. RandoLph. Esq in whom Is vested all
the right and title IT Josiah Shaw in and to the
premises -for the purchase money Owe, the mount
OF the mortgage, credit OF 60, 80 snd 100 days
win be given. for approved endorsed Notes, pays-
BILE al either OF the Banks in this town lit is be-
ieyed tha, the afor, mentioned quit claim Deed
wlllv est in the purchasers the fee Of the estate
subject TO no other incumbrance than that above
me s,ioned. CHRIS RHODES, .inct'r.
Newport, March %.
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BOSTON, APRIL l..

One day later Prom England.
BY ships Aurora, and Four Sons, ar
rived Yesterday in 81 days from Liver
pool, MIR. Topiiff has received a London
paper OF the 10Th Feb one day later than
former accounts.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-04-05

Robert Riddick, Esq. of N. Carolina,
was lately murdered by one Of his slaves.
He was shot dead, while passing, in the
evening, Eom his house to IAN adjoining
shed.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-04-05

FIRE.-A destructive fire occurred
in Richmond Oh the night of the 20th,
occasioncd by the falling, or, if we may
use the term, bursting OF lrge fire
proof store, occupied for the storage OF
-four, &c Ii contained about 5000 bar
rels of -four and other produce and in
the crash of the building, it is supposed
the fire in the CRATE OF the counting house
was scattered over the floor and commun-
'cated to some hay that was stored there.
The loss is estimated at between 80
and AZ, 900 dollars.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-05
Mew MiLLinerM Ntol.e

Mrs. ANN JOHNSON, respectfully announces To
IVA the ladies Of Richmond, Manchester. aud their
Vcinie tbat she has taken the stand lately occupied
nearly opposite the Eagle Hotel where she con en-
plates opening during The present week an elerant as.
sOiiuent OF MILLINERY, consisting ~ part Of the most
fashionable LeghorH, StrGig, GetVct, ard SIX BON
NETS, &c together with NEST articles generally Kept
~ the Millinery Line.
various departments Of mANIUA MAKING win
hdelty, neainess aud dispatch, The latest most
proved aHd fashionable nlanne~.
She earnestly s"ics the attention Of The ladies and
hopes to ensare share of patronage.
g. Ordrrs from The clsa'y ihc1kfgiiY received
aud promptly ezecnicd,
Dec. ., 81