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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-12-12

aud lis acquaintance with the rules oil the
House, and the modes of Congressional pro.
cedure, is intimate and exact, beyond any
olher man. in Congress. This was the opin-
on OF Mr.. Clay, the former Speaker, who, al
The close OF The last session, intinated, 10
more than one person, his belief that the
House could not do better than TO appoint Mr..
Taylor 10 succeed him 10 The Chair.
4" II must however be Acknowledged that
other considerations mixed largely with these
in determining the choice of the House. The
votes were for . long time much divided 8. but
it was soon remarked that, while many north.
ern and eastern votes were given for Lowndes
and Smith, both southern men, moi single
member from the slave holding states could
be induced 10 vote for either Taylor or Sar
geant When this was perceived. il began
10 be recoleoied, wha, indeed few could
have forgotten, that it was in no small degree
thrsugb The agency land as many thought, The
improper agency Of a slave holding Speaker,
that the Missouri bill finally passed the
House al the LAST session. What was still
more important il wa. recollected that, at the
present session also, the question Of Slavery
III iIi>sOuiI WIS defin 10 nc WI
that the friends Of restriction expected any
thing really improper or unfair, either from
Mr. Lowudes OF General Smith but they At
least fell themselves quite as easy. and a III
lie more secure under the presidenoe Of Mr..
Taylor, than they would have been with a
Speaker, who might think il his duty, by all
the means in his power, ample as they are,
10 defeat this important measure. When,
therefore. YOU add these circumstances TO the
acknowledged merit OF Mr.. Taylor, you will
hardly wonder that the northern members
very generally united in his support His
election. considered as presace Of the Wig
our, unanimi,y, and perseverance with which
the great question ofihe, last session will be
resumed at the present, the good old cause
of restricting slavery, and establishing the
equal rights Of man. wherever our government
shall in future he ex'ef.leJ, INNS, be regard
ed by all The friends OF iha, cause with very
great satisfaction. In other points OF view.
it was comparatively unmporian' "
~ H. Pcfrios.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-12-12

To The oLor, frracis, zee Aase The pleasure 10
add ~, folIowinr humane ard dign,f,d remarks
by The Ed,for cfhs Hallowsll A1voeste
Missouri is again about TO occupy the time
Of Congress, and the attention Of the nation
Alter having given rise 10 50 much i'll blood and
such protracfed war Of words. AT the last ses
sion, n washored that she would present such a
coustitution.as would be received in peace and
silence. We lament to find it otherwise. Tier
constitution. not only recognizes and secures the
right OF holding slaves, but goes further aud ex-
oludes free Negroes AID nuiaiioes, and prohibits
Meir .l,esne r,thin he State. This Is indesd
most extraordinary article. We have heard Of
such iaics in one or two Of the Southern States,
but such constitutional provision was never be-
fore thought of. II is directly reppgpani to the
constitution Of the Uuited States. which says,
THE citizens of each State shall ba entitled TO
all The privileges and mnuntiss Of cit2sns in the
several States.n Gow there are thousand. offree
negroes andninlatoes who nafise tor,. citizens
of the several States. aud Who enisy and exercise
all the rights Of citizenship. But the constitution
Of Missouri says that these persons shall not &c he
entitled 10 any privileges and immunities Of
oitizers'' in Missouri. II Missouri. can say this
10 class OF our citizens she saay 10 any other
aud may assume whatever isnciful grounds OF
exclusion she ploases. She may perhaps, like
Frederick Of Prussia, take fancy 10 tall men,
and prohibit the admission Of all who are not SIX
feet in height or as she has already inhibited
ia! neses, che may carry her antipathy so far as
to receive no man who ha. not a Roman nose.
These would be as legitimate grounds Of excla-
sion as any. Of those she has adopted The
committee Of the House Of Repre- sentatives, to
whom the constitution Of Missouri was referred,
have in their report, by their chairman. Mr..
bownde-, taotly admitted that such provision
Is inconsistent with the constitution Of the u. S.
and yet. instead Of meeting the subject boldly,
art rejecting the constitution Of Missouri, a.
Ahey ought, they recommend the admission Of
Missouri. and that the suhj.ct Of the violation Of
the constituton Of the 4. q be referred 10 the
judiciary. This is indeed TO shrink from respon-
sibility, and TO shoulder Il of. most unwauanta-
bly,. upon others. The repugnsnee Of the two
constitutions is 50 glsrng that Mr.. Lowndes
himself does not presume TO deny II. and yet be
recommends the admission of Missouri.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-12-12

directed 10 lay before the House suGh ntoraa-
lion a. he may possess or can obtain relative
10 The annual amount 81 the lees Of the Clerk.
District attorneys, and harshais OF the res-
pectiye courts Of the United States, The a.
mount of whose fees do not appear in the reg
'sler Of the officers in the service Of The Uni
ted States and also the annual amount Of the
fees of naval officers, collectors, and survey
ors of the customs OF the respective ports OF
the United States
On mo'ion Of Mr. Phelps. i vas
Resolpei, That the P5.t Mis,er General OF
the United States be directed 10 report 10 the
House the names Of those persons who were
indebted 10 his department on the 3 Isl day
of December, 1916, and The amount thrn due
from each person also ihe names olihose
who since that time have become. and we're
indebted TO that department. on The 30,h Of
September lasl, and The amouH, lhen due
from each person
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-12-12

,g'o be so'd a. Pnh,in venAue by order Of Court
a st the dwelling house of All XANDER
Nee GALLEY late If Fsvebupg County OF oxford
Blacksmith deceased, on Saturday The 2Oh day OF
January 1891 - one O'clock p " so much If he
esatn # .ad deceased ms will produce The s,in ~
three Hunared aud Ninety fge Dollars sna NINETY
eieht cents for The payment Of tbe Just debts %
said Alexander Nc, aicv md inridenial charses
BENZ. wOODMAN .fdninistrator
", p. rsrt OF the estate to be soid AZ above con-
sist OF a one story dwelling house ond bsrn, With
ssver,ion ofthe Widows third in Frvehure sf,rr-
"a blacksmith shop eu,ire and about oue ard
three alafie,s of an ses. Of g,ouad under and aa-
jo'eiag Tia ssns--Alsp some PEI sonsl lr'perty 10
be- sali a. above.
Fryehurg 9th Dec. 1890
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-12-12

from each person.
MONDAY, bic 4.
Mr. Mercer submitted the following resou-
ton
Pesoired, Tha, the President of The u.
States be requested 10 Law before this House
any correspondence that he does mol deem II
incxpedient to disclose, which NAV have ex-
isied between The Executive of The L. State.
and the government, OF any Of the maritime
powers Of Europe, in relation 10 Inc African
slave trade.
The question thereon. being taken without
debate, was agreed 10 without division and
committee was ordered 10 be appointed TO pre-
sen, the -ame 10 The President
Mr. Eusis, Of Mas after some iniroducio-
~ remarks, in The course OF which he con,ras.
ted the old system Of the pension establishment
with thai which bad more recently prevailed.
sdsan'agsously 10 The former, proposed the fol.
lowing resolve.
Resoived, That The committee on Pension
ers and Revolutionary Claims lie instructed 10
report bin, providing that, from and after
the 4'h day of March rex, ensuing. no officer,
soldier. seaman marine, or other person what
.o-ver, shall be placed on the pension list Of
the u States. eyeep, by virtue OF a law in
which the name of the pensoner shall Le IN
serted. together with Iiie amount Of pension TO
" bicb he shall be entitled.
The resolution being read, VAS srdered 10
lie on the table.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-10-27
Valuable PROPERTY for Sale.

VIE subscriber wishes 10 dispose Of and will sell on
Reasonable terms, the following valuable PROPER.
~ VIZ Lot No. 7so, situate on and 9th streets, on
which he lately resided, containing full half acre
The house convenient aud roomy, aud the Offices
every Kind or the first Order having been recently
paired, aud completely enlarged. The Well (of never
tai'ing and excellent water which has lately under
gene Thorough repair, has been deepened aud walled
with stone The garden 10 a spacious and handsome
one This property Is we'll calculated for the cofor.
ssie accommodation OF gentee family, aud its stua.
on on many accounts is extremely Desirable one
being the most elevated in that part Of the city, and dis,
iant rom the Capitol only about 400 yards.
Lot No. 556, al present in the occupancy of Mr. Sa
muel O. Swann.....Tbe house IL a convenient aud
comfortable one and has attached to il the usual
which are in good repair aud /. situated In an asreea-
able and healthy neishborbood.
Also Gil Feet OF Ground being part ofthe Lot known
ny the name OF the Governors Garden. This property
IS SO well KNOWN that any farther description ,of
unnecessary For terms, apply TO Bernard Peyton or
Preston Smith, ESQ. wso are duly authorized sell
and convey and who will afford every facility 10 tho
VINO may desire TO view the property.
April IS. IO.,u l. PRESTON
Ut ~ the property aforementioned, (or any part OF
~ should not he disposed ofby the sth day Of Noven
Der merit, II viii on that day he offered at PUBLIC
AUCTION, without ie,er,e-undsr the direction Of
BERNARD PEYrON,
Au'y for tie Trustees of J..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-10-27
s5-Rich Ohio Rirer BOTTOM IN hc,k,,


THE underssnss Offers for sale or exchany. IIso
u acres ~ land, IN Greenur county, Kentucky hind
Ing more than mile on Ohio river andiies in square
compact form, three miles above the nouth OF Scota
fiver. and the thriving town Of Portsmouth, thirty six
miles below the mouth Of Big Sandy riverabout 100
acres CLEARED, OH which is largewo story bck house
wsh I'VE IRE places arc dry seilar nnder the whole
an"rding delightful view up and down The most
beautiful river earth" from the door where steam
boats aud other craft are almost continually posing
There are this farm 200 apple trees OF we'll selected
grated fruit ~hcb began TO bear In $780, and iue
peach orchards the ui; trees thi. place have neve,
failed TO hear u, since they were large 400
acres Of this land Is the very frat bottom timber
walnut, Cherry, Sycamore, Elm, Honey Locust Beech
Ash, R"cheye aud Sugar tree the balance 10 second
rw grounds, heavily timbeTtd except abont co or 20
acres Salt Is made in sevsTai place. It's ne ghhonr
hood aud no Doubt Of its being found this land a.
here ate several Buffalo ticks creek that pas.e,
through IT. would cell all or half very mode
rate terms or exchange for lands in Va within so miles
OF ,ess OF l5n.hbuTg The payments third IN and
anu TIE balance in or annual instruments. wi =
oeed vi ust on the land To all the payments
after TIE first. ANY proposition to purchase may he
made TO Thomas u. KING. living on the land la the
nhatsiened; and proposition to eNchage TO The un
detssned only In Franklin county, Va. Any comn uni.
catoa to me on this subject (posi paid will meet with
prompt attention. BENJAMIN COOK -
October
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-10-27

kTTne ENQUIRER 10 published twice week, gene
rally aud three lines week during the session OF the
Sdte LegisIdtnre-Prce, the same as heretofore, Fpe
OJtGrs per annnm payable in advance. Notes of Char
tered speciepayne Banks, (oaky viii be received In
payment. The Editors will guarantee the safety OF
paid by the writers.
II No paper will he discontinued, tbut at the discre-
onoithe Editors until all arrearages have been paid
up.
twhoever will the payment fnne pa per,,
sAall receive a tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
n One Square-First Insertion, rs cents-sdch
CeatinHdHce, so cents.
80 No Advertisement inserted until 20 has either
been paid for or assumed by person In this city
or IT'S enpIrons.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-10-27

Groceries, Cotton Yarns, &c.
so Hhds. ST. croix and osean, Sugars
20 bhs Loaf do.
so bags Green Coffee
600 sacks Salt, (hest Liverpool filed
hlds. Antigua Rum
do. tbest refailing) Molases
SO :<-gs Dupont's IF and EFF Gunpowtlpr
tons patent Shot, assorted
40 do. (well aSsortei) Bar Iron
do Plough Plates
German Srvl
English and American bli,,ere,l do.
600 los. London refined Saltpetre
40 Reams Cap Paper
60 10. Wrapuing '!o.
A bales Spinning Cotton
Cut Nails assorted irom Persons and other factories
Wrought do. and Boat Spikes
Y 10 and 10 IL Crown Glass
Do do. American do.
Half pint Tumhlers
Ganpowder, imperial, young Tyson & souchong Teas
Spanish Flotant Indigo
Copperas AMI Birthstone
Race Ginger, Pepper, Nutinegs & Pi;nentu
He'd Cords and Plough Lines
Nova Scotia Grinistoncs
Prime Chewing robaccn
Madeira, Sicily, Sherry Il Malaga Wines
oid Cogniac Brandy, OF very superior quality
Jamaica Z Antigua Rum, do.
Pain and rec;iled Whiskey, At retail
On Cons g,leHt from tie Union Manufactures CcDhnru
q afaryigHd-
5000 lbs. Cotton Yarns SJited, from No. 4 10 10
bale domestic Shirtmgs
For SALE, by WILLIAM ANDERSON.
October q. Alt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-10-27

NhhT valuable estate upou James river i'm The conn,v
81 Goocbiand, called the BYRD-This land lie.
opposite tue upper end of Elk island and contains by
survey 1901 acres three hundred acre. Of
are row ground IL first quality, and the high lands are
eq"a', u NOT superior 10 any on the river The i'm
pIoVehehts are cGtnmodi0us sud sufficient for the &C
conimodation Of large family ith good Earn and
new tbreshing Machine.
rIspaIaions are now making for sowing large crop
OF wheat. The terms of sale will be ACCOMMODATING
aho possession may be had the first day Of January
neN-for more particular In formation reference NAV
We mao To MT. Edward Cunning ham Of Richmond or
10 tne subscriber. X. B. CUNNINGHAM.
OS"nci VI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-10-27

\ bNtRtlsEMENr.-By virtue of q deed Of frWst
TecoTdfd in FHudnnd court, from RtchaTd Groom,
20 thc subscriber uiH ne sold Tor cash 10 NE
~ Hsres, consisting Of men, uonea, ana children n
LnofgM Them Is a 6tdchsmhh or so mony Of fhry as
90 sf"E the purposes 81 said trust The safe 10 com
me said county, npon the choyt road
Dcf 10. IL ids JOHN NICHE T,vsfes
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-10-27
NEW IiRflIIkRS

NEW ohttCERl
w 2. hIcoU, having removed 10 the Main Street
uoors above The Market Bridge, and nnied Il,
aiey opposite messrsJ. * j. Kyle imfn1m.
ms old customers and the public generally that be is
.ece,Vng tesh supply Of GROC ERlES, selected par.
uouaIp OF the hest qualities, which he offers for sale
upon a eood terms as they can he bought in the cit,
'oI cash OF TO such Of his old customers as have
puhcinai He will pay particular attention 10 con,inn
menis OF country produce, aud will charge no COM
mission TO those who may favor him h their custo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-10-27
iSTOR1CE OF ETOJTR

- sOft6rE Or ELOOR
TUE subscribers Wiii receive and store Flour in their
nTe proof Warehouses for CT cents ~ barrel; II il
remains an unreasonable IeHRtb of time small sddi
iona etoFage1"hl We charged. The situation Of their
houses baing Immediately on tie Basin Of che canal nour
rs ahrn out Of the boss into the hnuss clean aad in
mtal cfdefs The c0Opffare VIII he dage 10 prr(erfsd
~ TIE owners, tur one cr4 barrel pgcV tded the dor
is received 10 good Ofdei. JANIS BROWN
O.t' TO- 45s,H SO, D. 4MQs .tnD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-10-27
CARRIAGES


=, Coacbees with double and ire.
ne steps, With elegant trimmings aud plated Lrhand
trsi rat pahne Gigs with the best sea springs. win
piaed beii-bahds aud full plated joints aud leather
tops. ~
I,ihury Gigs with grasshopper springs. (nexcst fash
ion) double aud single. 800
Single S"lkie, and Suck Gigs double and single with
aud without tops. 49, 49,
Low priced family Stages. handsomely finished Gxea
10 work with Que or two horses
Elegant Races, with elliptic springs with handsome
tops win morocco Innings, liked work with Que or
two horses VIZ "
with variety OF other low priced work suitable for
families and traders. "
An excellent assortment Of the hest plated and bras,
mounted Harness for carriages, gigs family stages. &c
Tue subscriber eHdsrs his sincere thanks 10 the nal
fohs o his esah.ishrsnt living in this stale fr
years hack AMI assures i-m that their future orders
ana those OF the friends will be thankfully
aud duly attended To.
rue whsle OF swOrk has been made M nv the frs,
rne Northern wofkmen, who entirely devoted to- thu
ihsble OF work of the best KIND which eau he win
Conadeuce recommended To the public al Iarpe
STERLING WOODWARD.
d. supply Of the above work ma. be had hy
applying opposite Mr.. william FrenciI's Iayeru OH
street, Petersburg, aud liberal discount viii he mad
for cash payments.
- Orders from any part of the country addressed
10 Poplar Grove Post Once, Dinwiddie County Va
wilt nc attended to.
p'obet ~ 4s..t2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-10-27
NOTICE.


t'He subscriber, ag~nt for the Trustees Of FnIIst
Il bnfr & Co. Offers for sale, 0t reduced prices at
lne hiChhoNb FOUNDRY, corner Of d and 5lb
seets, near lie canal all the stock Of said FOUNDF-
kI consisting OF large qnanti, Of iron casting.
VIZ 0uOseoBs, Wheels Saw Mill irons KelIIrs
weights, Cart Foxes. And Irons, CannoH Shot &c &c
facing, &c.
Also, all the Patterns Flasks Tools and pemsnts
0f the Iron aud Brass Boundaries:
large assortment Of Blacksmth's tools
steam Engine Tor coal pt, diminished
turning L2ihes, complete
brass mounted Crates, handsome
plain do dn
] Horse aud 2 Carts
Iron Chest
hnd great variety Of article too numerous 10 tpPci
Llberal discounts will be made to purchasers
" These indebted TO the late drm Of FoIlet Burr &
Co. are respectfully b0tifed that their trustees
ready given. pawn T. HIIRp
~. BUKK, viii continue TO receive and execute
oIoeTs for IRON BRASS CASTINGS & MACHINE.
OF every descfipton, and will endeavout by strict
attention and detpaicb to- merit the patronage of The
pnne. Az patterns aithe foundry belonging TO ndi.
June I6. 10 r,f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-10-27
Oct.I II
WHOLESALE DRUG STORE.

" i1Ci~EsoSiJE DhOI > lOkE.
FA'HE subscribers having purchased the stock Of the
late CALEB TAYLOR, Offer TOT sale at the store &c.
cnpied by him, an extensive aud general assortment Of
DRUGS K MEDICINES, Of superior aualiiirs al The
Iewestmarket pTices,. Orders from merchants drug
Esis and physicians will I've promptly attended 10 and
particular attention paid to- pack Ing
z. * c. YARNALL & co.
No. "a North Front Street, Philadelphia
10th No. nth. AZ o,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-10-27

WAGONS WANTED.
(NONSTaNr employment in hauling coal will M.
- given Till Chrisnas TO tw enty wagons Win GOOD
teams, and The cash paid WheneveT demanded.
ID. DORRlNGTON.
No.'htI 10. 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-10-27
FRUIT FOREST TREES, &c. &c.

-. 20 y ~ II T. y, &C. &C.
H(ENJAMlN PRINCE 4 co. have for sale, al thoir
NJ old established Nursery Flushing ~ near n Yo~t
their usual extensive variety of European American
FHCiI e< FOREST TREES. variety of the largest
gooseberrle m America also raspberry and currant bushes,
Grape vines roses horse chesnus weeping wilsws Euro
pean moHntan ash. mngnolas trpetta accuminata and
ganca, silver mr. or balm Of Gead, beautiful evergreen
sugar maple large Spanish chesnu do. flrt, European
ln OF lime tree, aud variety Of other ornamental trees
shrubs and pants-Caalogues Of which may had AZ the
Store OF messr' is u Allan, RichmoIid.orders left with
them or Forwarded TO benjamin Prince K Co. No 1do
Pearl street, View York. viii be Immediately attended 10
ana me trees, &e' packed in The manner
N''"iNF - Is
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-10-27
Roanoke Land fer Sale

"A GhEEAbLE 10 the last uiH and testament Of
- CsteTdH HtiiaDqs dec tciH be sold 10 me hisR
sSt O,ader or tic premtscs, the third day NJ nsxt
resided, situated tn me cOuaft Of Hai;C0r on yrgv,
70" hrer three mites httou Mosbg's Ferry contain.
gHte hu"dTcf sad si1fg 0cres-Onc fhird Of nhicb
Us HrN rae boffoD tand The balance hirh limit n
PaItDeIH superior. one fh0ts0nd dollars teIIk be
ne9p'itd ~ haHd. the balance erteHsiuc credffS-
uhts " a ntrg superior tract Of i0Hd and dey,rVes
e oItsion OF those fcho irish 10 rest money IN mat
gIoPtTty-H rftt be sIiearn 10 any person wishing
tOp"fcHdSe ~ He subscTiber rho tires near me
Prsmisrs HENRY n. COLEMAN, Executor.
otP',lNpcI " 30..w7as
~ ImrSsl. the sih of Noyeml1er next at Hooo,rT,
ROCK, IN Cumberland, nearly opposite ,lc tow, Of
Sonila The subscriber will sell The highest bidder on a
noss, rr', s stock Of cattle, nurses, ho and plantation
hn crop OF corr and fodder, in small psrerIs To suit pu
''. ~ -, wv sash' =. y. MAYO.
"''o''s - 80, .5ts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-10-27
Valuable prODerfv To,. Sale.

- =, =, ''t'''V'O n FVVtTtV TUF IJHIEs
virtue ola deed OF bearing date the 23d day
~ efJnne 1917, and recorded in the bustngs court
OF Tue city Of Richmond executed by James Curie and
SdIohhe bis WIFE, to the subscribers and John MueT
deceased Trustees TO secure the due payment cefan
ueDiS Que 10 EhenezeT Stou, as hereH mestiOned-we
I've Subscribers, surviving trustees (eng thereto re.
guesed by the said Siott, and the said Carrie himself
joining IN the reques will proceed upon the
DetweeD The hours oi u IN the fOfeneon aud la the
AFTERNOON, on Monday the 20th dOq0f November neSf
TO sell 10 the highest bidder Tor ready money AT public
auction, the HOUSE aud LOT, now occupied by said
CuTTe at the OF and nth streets IN The CITY Of
Richmond, ny metes aud bounds as described in tb,
said deed Of trust for the purpose raising the balance
OF the debts therein mentioned with interest which sill
remains due and unpaid. THOMAS TAYIOE
JAMES HERON.
hereby inform The public that The title OF the above
mentioned property Is clear aud ndisputabe aud that
lhtIe 70 no manner OF objection TO the sale thereof by
the trustees. IAHpS cIfnRIp
October W. az tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-10-27
Ltalher- WhoLesnLr nnd RetniI

AstUHeT- UhOfeSHte and HpfaII.
- TATE 4 CO.-Tsnnefs and Cntriefs-inform
AOs their friends and customers that they have
tanned al their extensive Tannery in this city and Tor
sale at their Carrying Shop aud Leather Store Main
street, upwards Of
GO,OoOlb slaughter hide Seal skting Harness Gather
1900 sides fusset aud v ax'd Upper and Bride do
$50 ws1'd Kips-a and 75to 100 dor. Caif,kins-
All OF prime qgaleXcusiVe %. very latg, onantit,
~ The tanning process which enables them always 10
keep ~ large and general assortment. Conntfy
merchants aHd others who purchase largely, may be
accommodated "a sixty to ninety DAYS for approved
paper, payable az either of the banks IN this cay
ETIbe highest prices given for RAW HfDFS al the
s,oIe OF tanyaId september 20. 42..wOw
Poah0taH. October al, 1870
'HNHE Irh'tees Of GeDito Academy, Wisb to employ
raoher fof that Seminary the ensuins year; who
sba he qualified 10 teach the different branches OF nm
tpgish education together With The Latin and Greek
languages Those Who msy be disposed to engage viii
make Known by personal april caon, or by letter
addressed 70 Colonel James Roheuson President 81
The board,o or the snhscriher living near Genito po,t
once. BV order Of ne boQrd.
OEuR6E HAEkBAW, acc-ef0-s:
0V'ops' -'' Fs.f-'