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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-04
pIRGINI4 ELECTIONS.

Messrs. Morgan and Berkshire. are elect
ed to represent Monongalia county.
For Randolph, Messrs. See and Booth
are elected.
FAueUIER ELEcTIoN-Messrs. Epua
Hunton and Geo. w. Foote, Republicans,
have been elected to represent this County
at the next session of our Virginia Leeisla.
turs.
CULPEPER-Messr.: Barbour and Ward
were elected to represent this County, in
the House of Delegates, at the next assem-
bly,, without oppo.sion.-IPai. Lib.
JEFFERSON. The following is the result of
the election for Representatives Of this county,
which took place in Charlestown on Monday
Last: ASSEMBLY,.
Smith Slaughter ely
Daniel Morgan 209
Richard Dufield $50
Smith Slaughter and Daniel Morgan HAVING
received the greatest number of votes are duly
elecled'-[ Yir. Monitor.
Ssaunton, .qPrH Is:
AT the close of the poll last evening at san
Set, for the election in this county, the votes
Stood thus-.the Senate. c. Johnson, ESQ. with.
out opposition 869
For House Of Delegates.
Briscoe G. BALDWIN. Esq, vi
Daniel shefey, Esq. 4e4
David w. Patterson, Esq. 453
On Monday, the first day of the election, the
poll wac tie between Mr.. Shelley and Mr..
Patterson. The high sheriff preferred, if NO
objection was made, that the poll should be
continued for two other days; Mr.. Patterson
the only candidate presen', consented. On
Tuesday evening at sun set, after haVing ta-
ken nearly an hundred votes, fine poll was a.
gain tie bet@eeii the same two gentlemen;
and yesterday evening, being the ;hird day,
the result was as above stated. There was
great exertion made by the friends of Mr..
Shetfey and Mr.. Patterson. The election was
honorably conducted and peaceabiy closed
Rep. Farmer
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-04
FROM TUE COAST OF AFRICA.

By the schooner Dolphin, arrived a. Charles.
Son, files OF the Sierra Leone Gazette to the
Path OF February have been received. We
are sorry to find that they confirm the verbal
reports brought by the same vessel, that the
zfHUe trade is still carried on to a shameful ex.
Vent on the windwsrd coast of Africa.
We learn from Caps. Pearson, who came
home in the schooner Dolphin, that the Ame-
rican Colonists were comfortably settled at
Cape Measurable, and were highly pleased
with their prospects. They found the climate
healthy and the soil fertile, and their wish
was that their brethren generally in the Uni.
Ted States would embrace The first oppor,uni-
" TO come and settle with them Courier
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-04
WASHINGTON IRVING

IRON Ute Ne70 York Evsning Post.
EXTRACT From LONDON, March %.
'' Mr.. WAsHISeTor IRw1Ns is now cor.
reciing the Sheets ofhjs new work. {. g,1cc .
bridge Hail." which Murray has given him n
thousand gulneas for and delightful book it
will be- There is ss much anxiety for its an
pearance, as there would be for novel Of
SCOTS or Poem of Byron's. There is also
very clever book just published here, En-.
rope, by Citizen ofhe United STATES" which
IS highly thought of. The North American
REVIEW IS also circulating freely, and has
oo'sined great reputation, so that our p
dinourgh Reviewers would be rather sshsme d
now TO ask, as they once did, " in the quar-
'ers OF the globe, who reads an American
book
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-04
Pensacola, March 80.

II gives Us great pleasure to state, that
che acting Governor has received instruct. MS
from the President TO discharge the Spanish
officers confined by him in compliance with
'1Iov. Jsckson's proclamation of the 2o,h
September, 1921; and we feel we'll assured
Hhst The doty has been met with the utmost
cheerfulbess.
We pebli,h to-day some extracts from the
reported debate. in the House of Representa-
tives, on the subject Of the Spanish officers
IL will at once occur, to all here, that The
subject was not at all understood by the
House Of the members appearing 10
suppose that the gentlemen in question were
confined in the cslsbOso, and many Of them
seeming to understand that they were no
longer Spanish officers, and that they had
returned to the Province to claim the right
Of citizenship under the treaty. - Rorididn.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-04
GOSHEN FACTORY.
(Near minister's Min.

(Ne0r M'HiSter'S MiU.)
ME subscriber respectfully in.
"A forms his friends and the public
generally that he has removed from
Friendly Grove TO his new building,
near MIR. J. M'Aliater's Merchant
Mill, which he has named the
Goshen Cotton Factory:
where he will continue the business of
wool and cotton earding aud spinning
as heretofore; and from his extensive
and superior machinery he is enabled
to promise full satisfaction to all who
may favor him with their custom.
His apparatus are particularly a.
dapted to the superior execution Of all
kinds of wool earding and spinning;
for which he will charge the following
rates:-for cardiDg eOWmon wool s
cents; for extra cardiRg double mixed
wool 7 cents; for earding full bloodod
merinO 8 cents; for spinning euis under
No. 10, 12 cents; and above No. 40.
"A cents.
For the accommodation OF persons
wool may be Left at the Store of Mes.
srs. William Holiday & Son, Win.
chester, which will be returned to the
same place, executed agreesbly 10 or
der, With all possible despatch.
Cotton yarn Of the Subscribers own
manufacturing can always be had Ut
Mr.. H's. Store, in the greatest variety
OF numbers and qualities-in including
Carpet Chain, COverIet Filling, Can.
die wick, Quilting Laps, &c. at tbs
Baltimore and Philadelphia prices.
JAMES COLLINGE.
May 4-St,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-04
NANRINc faN. anrlL d

HhSHIHC ron, .fprH 25.
we mentioned, the other day. q rumor
.oen IN circulation, that the point III dispute
between the United States and Great Ri
tam. respecting the restoration of captured
Slaves, which had, according TO the Treaty.
been referred TO the arbitration of the En-.
Peror OF Russia. had been decided by him
IN favor OF the claims of the United States.
Tins, we now understand, 10 incorrect. The
TACT Is, that the last information from St
Petersburg was, that tha discussion on the
suojec', by the Ministers of the United
States and Great Britain, had terminated.
ana that It way finslIy placed before the
minister of Foreign Affairs, for the award
OF tho Emperor.-I Max. Int.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-04

From the London Monitor of March 2s.1
important Treaty 6cty0een Great Britain
and Denmark
IL is confidently stated, in the higher po-
iiucai circles, tina, treaty has been, or is
about to be, concluded between this country
and Denmark, by which the IMPORTANT fortress
Of the So,trI Is TO be garr-iso,ieGi 6y 5r;tish
troops a'3soon as the tirst quo shall be fired
by kussis against Turkey IF this account
be correct, and of which we have no doubt,
although We did not obtain it from an official
source. 1t is of the highest importance, as Rus.
sra and her allies, the prussans. will be thus
prevented from sending even boat through
the Sound. This treaty adds much credit to
the diplomatic talent of our noble secretary
tor foreign affairs. and may account for our
sending the order ct the garter to the King
Of Denmark
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-04
Manufacturing, Dying s. Ores.
sing of Clot6

>6E subscriber respectfully IN
A forms the public that he has ron.
sd the wbollen factory at Chssfer n1"
near Front-Royal, lately occnn;.d -
MessrS. Thomas Buck and q. Rsv,aE
Having put new cards in the cay5;Do.
mseh'nes, and the fhlIing mill beins.
p pa. 10 complete order. and having q
s poareu. kno"ledse of the business, he
"IeS,h 10 manufacture wool into
cIoth OF every description for cus,nm
ers. viz: SattiDst, Cassinet RIanLo.a
and negro Cloth: also CassimeTa ."S
barrow plain CIotb~.-Tbe s"hs.,;h nn
has on hand quantity Of spperfns
Cloths and CassImeres, w ich 10 Iii
seIi Tow Tor cash or wool, or any couu-
Try produce that he may want.
W oarOinS and fulling will be dome
WAY a. JOHN HOLLAND.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-04

State Rigtts.--A proportion has been
at ieng,a presented, in Consre in due form.
by MIR. Stevenson, to bring up the question
OF the respective sna relative powers of gen.
era' and state gover0msnts. As this cues
tiun is not To be discussed until the next
session, we are glad il is now introduced ::
The interval will! allow some brief space for
me People to eSao,ine the question. than
which Done can be Of greater interes; to
them
We like the frank and manly manner in
Which this proposition vas presented by The
mover though, from all that could be ga.
'hefed from the ind'cstions at the last ses-
sion o' the Legislature, soma have been in
duced at leastto Gou5t whether the de.iber
ate opinion of the People of the State Of
Virginia Is really with him on this point
bid.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-04
Trust Sale

EY virtue Ofs deed Of trust exseu.
-aDted to me by John CordelI ! sbsII
SELL at public auction, TO the hisbs,t
bidder, for cash, opposite the store NJ
WIN. Lane in the town Of Front Row.
al' on Saturday 18th day of Nav neit
One Horse, 3 Cows & Calves,
some HOUSEHOLD & KITCuEH
FURNITURE, FARMING UTEN.
SlLS and suDdry CARPENTERS
IOOLS, or so much thereof as will be
sufficient to raise the sum of one hun-
dred and ak duIlsTs and eleven cent
together with The interest which Ias
accrued thereon since the sat - of
September, 1920, and eosten,.ior so
much of such debt as sbst bs;nn n 10
paid Oh that day; 'aitoSe Of sss S shs-
a debt due TO WRIGHT. y
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-04
Opequon Factory.

VA>HE undersigned very respectfully
u informs his friends and Gu. toners
OF his Willingness TO serve them by
manufacturing wool into any kind OF
cloth, or color in common use---The
prices OF work will be moderate, ami
wool taken i'll payment if delivered
when orders for work are handed in.
Cardiag will also be done at 6 cts, per
pound for cash, or upon short credit
to punctual customers.
May 4. DANIEL AMIN.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-04
From The Neg Yerk Ga.etts.

The remains Of Miss ~ Crea. whose death
IN l777, near fort Edward, has been the theme
OF historians, and whose remains were hastily
buried, were disinterred few days since by
some young gentlemen of that neighborhood,
attended by Judge M'Crea, and other rela
lives and deposited ia the public cemetary,
after lapse of nearly As years. Few of the
bones were decomposed, & it is said the traces
OF the tomshawk were visible upon tue skull
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-04
From me New York Daiio .qdyer,i,er.

The duke Of Buckingham lately laid on
the table of the British house of lords. cal.
culation which he had made of the average an.
nuai tax upon farm of 400 acres, from which
IL appears that farmer renting tenement of
the above number of acres, and calculating
that in addition to himself and wife. he has
ore woman three servants, pays TO government
IN direct taxes 23L 90. and in Indirect taxes
81. 4s. cd. making the total 3gL %. Sd
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-04
Plne-grOve Factory.

>Hls establishment is now ir
"A order and ready for the rec .S S:oo
OF wool, which will be manufs Gu. 80
into cloth, cassiDett, blankets, or Ee
sey, at moderate prices. Tho q wh.
send their wool early will sc ,ha;p
cloth early; wool will be taken in No..
pay at fair price. The sui ,scr,Sa.s
tender their sincere shanks foI past e.
Vors, and every exertion will "a ba,a
tofore, DO made TO render s,ltisfaetion
TO those who may favor chem viii
their CUSTOM 'A
0@Carding g. fuIlius done at the
customary prices of this sec,inn ae
country. Va
o. HOLMES & WARD.
Bruiceto~D, Nav 4.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-04
FROM ruE BOSTON EVENING GAZETTE.

"A letter of recent date ftom a gentleman
IN London, who has access to good sources of
information. TO his friend in Boston, states nm.
on The authority Of distinguished individual
III earls, and relation of ore of the now min.
lstry-that ''new instructions have gone to a :
meTica to the French Minister" which author.
Use the hope of a removal of all difficulties be-
tween France ami the United States as to
commercial affairs
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-04

CoNGRESS.-On Saturday, in senate,
the DILL TO establish national army on the
western waters, and the annual appropriation
Dill, were ordered - third reading.
In the house, the retrenchment committee
reported OIL to reduce the pay of members
OF c'"gfess to SIX dollars day, aad also to
renuce the salaries o. the clerks and nessen.
ger' o, congress: Oh the military appropri-
alton OH, me house rejected the motion to
strike out $4,000 dollars for Fort Calhoun nm
the chesapeake. Mr., Sergeant moved for
i9'ouV dollars to complete the arsenal at
Frankfort. The motion was not decided on
Frank. Gaz.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-04
LADIES OF souru AMERICA,

letter irnm Lima. published in an English
paper, states, that the theatre is opened twice
Week, that the most fashionable ladies' stand
up in The front boxes and light UP their segars
by the chandeliers and that the house is con.
unually filled with smoke. This is no doub,
an English calu.nny.-IF T. Com .id.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-04
ArRIL so.
CUMBERLAND ROAD

The bill for levyins tolls on this Road, yes-
terday finally passed the House of Representa-.
'ves, by (sll things considered, handsome
majority. The next thing is to provide for the
punishment OF persons wantonly injuring or
defacmg the Road, Bridges, &c. and this truly
roman work Will escape the early dilapida-
ton by which it had otherwise been threaten
ed.-i6id.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-04
APRIL 81.

APRIL 81.
In the course of Debate, on Thursday last,
on the appropriation for carrying into effect
the article OF the Treaty with Spain which
relates to boundary, it was stated by MIR.
TUCKER OF Virginia, from authority which
he relied opon, that Minister had been ap.
pointed from Mexico to this country. who
might be expected 60 arrive in the United
States within three weeiSs.-I Ibid.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-04

Four priests, frar, and three other per.
sons were shot at Palermo on the l.t Feb.
having been convicted Of conspising agalus,
the government.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-04
Ro6erts s Zageagt

ESPECTFULLY inform their
~ friends and the public, that they
have just reed their regular supply Of,
Spring s Summer Goods,
eomPrizing a very general assortment:
the whole of which they will cell on,
the most reasonable terms for cash. orr
on short credit to punclhal custom.
erss
>. May 4.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-04
Mr. John Gardner, (Pcnnsytrania, ]
TAKE NOTICE

' MAT on The 10th day of June
IA next, at the Office Of LIZ muel Bent,
Esq. in the town of Winchester, 1 shall /
proceed TO take the dispositions of Al
fred Parkins, Joseph {. Barker, job =
W. Miller, Thomas Hollis, Naihanit i
Gartmili; John Richardson. jobs Luz :.
ton, and others, which shall offer =,
evidence in my behalf in a suit depey \
ing IN the Superior Court Of Chane, -,
holden at WincAester, in which / az
Complainant and you, &c: are Defe nS
ants. IA"
The depositions will be taken b
virtue OF q commission from the 60;
Court. Ban
NATHANIEL PARKIN a
May 4. Sc
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-04

We understand that the Governor has au-
pointed Uilfidm Duane, Editor Of the
Aurora, and Joseph Wdtyon, lumber rner-
cnant, to DE Aldermen for the city of Phila-
dclphia. frank. Ca
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-04

Bank Stock-Wantcd:
" ANTED immediately, FIFTY
w SHARES OF BANK STOCK.
on time, for the payment of which
satisfactory security will be given.
@appty to the editor ofths Gazette.
May TT
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-04

Gen. Gaines was at New Orleans on the
18th of March. lie was TO visit the militia.
ry posts on the Red River and Arkansas.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-04

DIED Suddenly, on wednesday last.
Mrs: Shepherd, reIict Of the late Mr.. Ma
thsniel Shepherd.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-04
A CARD.

Rj1 T. TOGNO, . native of France.
NA proposes opening a school. in
Winchester. to tench the French and
Italian Languages. Subscriptions arc
left with Mr.. John Bruce and Alex.
5. Tidballs to whom reference il re-
speetfulIy requested. Nav ar
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-04

Extract from Liverpool, .aprX I,
g The motion for renewing the intercourse
between the United States and the Yves, IL.
dies. was nos brought forward on Friday, as
intended. The Frenc,. funds have fallen 9
per cent; no reason given"
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-04
Observation-Disclosures:

a N apprentice to the Printing Bu-
IA siness of respectable connexions
and industrious habits, aged from IS
to AZ years. One of the above deserip-
lion will meet with good birth ct
May 4. THIS OFFICE =,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-04
NEW. YoRE. Apr;I o..

NkW. YORK, April "a
by the Eliza, Warning, arrived last even
ing rom Currac"a, we received papears to
the ilh of April.
Nothing positive had transpired respect.
ing the lato retreat of the Colombia troop,
upon Aitagracia. Gen. Morales. command.
ing the royal troops, had followed the Col.
OF to within 20 leagues of Mara caybo.
Inc royalIsts were superior in number Of
troops, but were badly off for munitions of
war,
The MaTacaybo paper of March Oath con-
'a'ns proclamation, calling upon The male
population of that place to arm immediately.
IN consequence of the return of the Colon.
olan troops, who bad been compelled to re,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-04

Prices IN Decentralization 6 IS a
80 +; corn per bush. 7a an; wheat
20 a 82 ; sugar, y. o. tfairl fl so
8 AZ.
The above quotations are made in
consequence of their having been iu.
correctly printed in our last. Our pri-
ces current We endeayor to keep as
correct "a possible but the error oe.
Cured from Misunderstanding the cor-
rections made in the revise. Flour
appears to be Oh the rise .4ie1. Her.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-23
FROM SOUTH AMERICA.
Nat. Int.

We are again indebted to Mr.. Moore,
a passenger in the Nimrod, who left Mon
te Viedo on the 10th November, tor the
following intelligence. together with a hie
Of Buenos Ayres papers.
Accounts from Lima to the 18th Sept.
had been received at Monte Viedo, via
Chill aud Buenos Ayres.
The Spanish army that evacuated Lima
on the 9th July, after making a junction
with the force, of brigsdiar Canierac at
Jauja, commenced lis march again to.
wards Lima on the 92d of August, under
the command of that officer; Gen. La Ser
ma remaining in Jauja with a squadron
of cavalry, the hospitals, and baggage OF
the army.
Brigadier Csnterac approached Lima
on the Sd September, with hi. army, con-
sisting OF FIVE battallions and TOO horse,
and took up a position abou. two leagues
frsm the city and one from the army 9;
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-23
Congressional Proceedings
From the National inteHiseacer.
HOUSE OF REP RESENTATIVEs.
Friday Jan. lS.

Friday Jan. Is.
Mr. Jones, a representative from Vir.
GINA, attended this day, was qualified.
and took his seat.
Among the petitions presented this
morning, was one by Mr.. Dickinson,
from the inhabitants OF Troy, in the
state of New York, demonstrating "a
gainst the enactment Of a system OF
Bankruptcy fer the U States.
Mr.. Newton, from the committee on
Commerce, reported unfavorably upon
the petition Of James Homer, which,
on motion of Mr.. n. was laid on the table
and ordered to be printed.
MIR. Sergeant, from the committee on
the judiciary, reported a bill to autho
rize the holding District Court at
Louisville. in Kentucky; which was
twice read and committed.
Mr.. Stevenson, from the commit tee
Of ways and means, made a report &C
companied by a bill for the relief of
James Ross; which was twice read and
committed.
MI. Smith, from the same committee,
reported ~unfavsrably upon the petition
Of John Wells; which, on motion OF MIR.
Baldwin, was laid on the table.
Mr.. Williams, of N. G. from the COM
mittse on Claims, reported ~unfavorably
upon the petition of Richard Woodland;
which was %concurred in.
MIR. Williams further reported un-
favorably upon the petition of Jshn
Whipple; which on motion, was laid on
the table.
MI. Cannon, from the committee on
the Subject of the Militia, reported a
bill to provide for the clothing Of the
militia. when called into the service OF
the U. States; which was read twice and
committed.
Mr.. Floyd, from the csmmitts aP-,
pointed on the subject, reported a bill
TO authorize the occupation of Colum'
bia river; this bill was read twice and
committed.
On motion ofMr. M'Coy, it was
RssoIved That the committee on the
Judiciary be instructed to inquire
whether any, and, if any, what, mea-
sures are necessary to secureFt the gov
eminent in the several departments
froa the imposition by the sxhlbit .
fraudulent claims.
Mr.. Esstis, from the csAzsittee p
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-23
From the Philadelphia Union.

A notice was recently circulated that
the Bank of the United States did not con-
slider Itself obligated to pay notes which
had been cut III two, unless on the pro-
duction OF the different parts; but from a
judicial decision lately published, it APP
pears that 10 certain cases in which the
Bank declares she viii not pay, the law
very smphasically) p%ronouhces she shall
pay"
The case OF Martin Ds. the Bank of the
United States was argued at the last Octo-
Der Sessions OF the Circuit Court OF the
United State. in this city, upon a state
ment OF facis which set forth that the plain
tiff was the owner Of a number OF notes OF
the Bank OF the United States, amounting
in the whole to 500 dollars, which his
agent, after the publication of a notice by
the Directors, that the Bank would not
pay cut notes unless all the parts were
produced, divided into halves at Cincln-
natl, OHIO, and ormarded into two par
GELS, by different Mails for Philadelphia,
one of which parcels never arrived. The
demand of the plaintiff was for the pay
menl of the full amount OF notes,
Judge Washington stated, he knew oil
no principle by which n party OF a con-
tract could prescribe terms to absolve itseli
from its obligation without the assent o.
the other. If the bank could dictate tc
the holders of her notes the condition sta
ted IN this notice, upon the performance
of which, and not otherwise she would pay
them, she might with eqnal authority pre-
scribe any other condition. and declare in
what case she would pay and in what she
an engagement by the bank to pay a GER
tain sum OF money to the bearer of it, and
the genera law of the land declares, that
if such aote or a part gift, should b.. lest 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-23
employment

ENOUR steady well behaved Orphan
Il Girls, from l9 to IA years OF age, are
wanted IN different respectable Quaker IA
miles. Two OF the families reside in
town, one at Ocoquan, the other one at
CeutTevilie.
Twenty strong healthy boys, about the
same age, can have places with resrecta-
bic mechanics in town, and good farmers
in the country.
J. SWIFT, President
an ai-3t b. L. oil the Poor