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NOTICE.

fitAT in virtue Of deed Of trust executed by Thoras
~. Wahall TO the subscriber, flr eertsin pnrposss
therein expressed, will be sold TO the highest bidder
cash. al HanS Courthouse the sd day Of June next
The tract Of land IN the said deed entfnne containing
hree hundred and BDety-sE acres he the same more
less rms IS The tract well known by The Of Cndf
or tLtHd is remarkably fertile mostly woods and we'll
worthy the attention Of Such title Is convey
ca 70 me, will he made TO the purchaser-and this tits be-
Iieved, Is unquestioDable.
NAV 49,
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CARRIAGES.

THE Subscriber returns his
efSfEA. thanks IN his friends and the pub
ES<Ns<@s=ss@CAl Vic generally, for the very liberal
RHSSf4SE-fzS encouragement he has received
- s-{--xaG,io number Of wears back and
informs them that he has now
rehuy, and will continue 20 keep go~d of
ri-ges and gigs for sale at his mandatory miles west
OF Petersburg Va which for durability usaness and good
ness OF materials, will be warranted equn any work
from the Philadelphia market and prices rs work
oi the same hind he obtained from that city; which
hns the preference 10 any other place the
Unifed States for well made CARRIAGES
1FA constant supply ofe above work will be kent for
sale opposite the Union Hotel in Petersburg Va.
STERLING WOODWARD.
- Orders from part of the country addressed IN
Poplar Grove post Office Duw ddie county va will lie al
tended TO with punctualiiy aud dispatch.
Poplar Grove, NAV q II4-wi25D g w
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ORANGE SPRINGS

TUE subscribers having taken Orange Springs fora
term of years and having laid ali The rents ibe
improvement Of the place is rendered very comfortable
nnh calculated 10 large nuDbrr Of perfsns-
The stables are large and will MI times well FURNISHED
The Orange Springs situated Immediately the fdd
leading from fredericksburg Orapge Courthouse by te
way 81 Catharpin, about 50 ule from the und ~
from The latter place. From the heahy situation Of lf
neiehbOrboud aud The quality Of water (wbick y said
10 be equal 10 Any Sulphur sprugs ~ the stae) aded "
the strct attention wesba pay furnishing table, bpf
Nc we hope 90 merit share public patronage. Gentf
men and iNlieS that niend visiting Springs this season
invited To call and jedgt for thenscesTcrns of board
per week, six dollars horse per week four dollars.
IANnON LINDSAY,
Mar r. 5~wGwt LEWIS IfNuSAN.
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Selections from London pap.rs.


IL has been observed, that exur6iIamt price and
real scarcity in one may be ruinous
oi tins maxim likely tn be verified in other countries il
NOT in our own dn'srica aud Poland, Egyps OF ihe
present. now require import Of shipments of
wheat are making 10 the former country and decree
OF Tue Polish government! expectation is prohibited by
heaVy duty, and importation Is encouraged.
letter has reached from Cape Coast dated 3oih No
Yenoe, last which, among other Intelligence mentions
ana uimeniy in completing journey through The heart
pliers lie commenced hi. undertaking at Trpo in the
Ley"n, opposite to Cyprus anL passed over land 10 Alex
an"ra from this point, his difficulties increased lie
ed the desert Angela Zalu aud Mozopck Bournoo and
"hna, crossed the Niger al Cana Nykee, Zeppeo and
ous>eedoo again the river Niger nj anes from
thence 10 Tumuctoo, and worked his way over Hong
Mountains To Dambel in the Mundnga country
Sierra Leone he visited the HshanIee capital
his journey from thence Cape The suftrngs
dergone 10y this enterprisng traveller
ie 10 ihe journey over the desert the hole of his
chahuse was necessarily rclinqused by The loss every
one OF hs tnnes, and he Trddced 10 the greatest
me"v OF distress however, his genius and courage did
not desert h'n for he hit the Ingenious
"' manufacturing and selling couring for the
wheh TOOK wonderfully, and placed him ia compare
1--WE afiuence The accounts given by this
80, :" h' traveller route nni there Is no doubt en-
,ertamct here of the veraoy of his JOURNAL The Cape
the Ashanee country which has proved very detrimental
TO Their trade, and it is feared nothing military force
ing as yet proved unsuccessful. small force would
e ths business and the natives Cape Coast have
reliance on Sir Charles carihy' friendly interference.
He'o Cneaimion-it Il proved that pair OF sparrows
dui ing the lime they have their young feed destroy on
oh funded upon actual observation Two parents
been known TO carry to the forty caierpars
hour aud supposng the sparrows enter the most only
- iinr, during each day, which would consump-
ton OF geo caierpiiar this gives $3.50 caiepars
trpae, weekly from garden But the utility OF these
n,rds is not limited to this circumstance alone
hhewise iced their young with butterflies and other
winged insects each at which, il destroyed in this
lars. IRr;aI,o. Istr
ITy yfne-The Linn9an Society, rather a company
eeleorated the birth day of Lnnus Flushing and al
yer many speeches, ceremonies cera the follow
" ~'l' ""'" vac S'N''S-
The festivities nj the Hall closed with The oorouo-
ron OF Dr. Alitcbill by Young lady, who grarefv en-
Mnfu his brow with wreath Of pine when Mr. Clinton
gave me following sentiment -" The lprsafA of 6on,,r
p'aesa on the Ir0iD merit by the hand of Leauty
Dgnus dignus, dignus es." Ill. Clinton will ALWAYS
save" mann al eoro"atons ~. T. Yai Adr.
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FINE TOBACCO LAND ron SALE

FINE TOBACCO LAND FOR SALE
An authorized by the prnrric,nrs Of the lam, ON ;
NJ Samuel Wilson lately lived. on Tinker creek in
neu,t county e. sell H. same The entire parcel ron.
lists q" 43i rcres which will he sold together divided in
otwo trnfis There is m u comfortable dwelling house
WHO 81 necessary outonse garep. orchard, sc. II
always been considered among the best hir land
m boieiou and s well worihy the attention ~ those who
which il abounds For terms afny TO the subscril,er
CHARLES JOHNSTON.
Botetourt SPRING., April J.. iO5-wtf
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May ~
JOCKEY CHR

meeting Of the Richmond Jockey Club held atlbe
~ Washington Tavern Monday the 2sth MAY 1873
Resolved, tH General Meeting ofthe Richmond JOCKEY
Club he called on the 9TH day Of June aud thai the
ers be particularly requested attend the Washington
Tayern IN ihe city Of Riehmond. ~ oeosk z. NJ.
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ANALYSIS OE CnnN.

Dr. Gorham, OF the Harvard University has made some
experiments upon corn in order discover its constituent
parts According 10 his analysis yellow Indian corn in the
common and dry state, ia composed follows
| Conn stIfe. Iyt. Stnfr
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ymai, tslu.Ies, ,oi tic r.a,miui, and J. AIhony,
Esq for the defendant We have. not heard wha,
decision has been made by the Court
;, we we've happy TO see the Professors Of West
Iont caeu upon 10y one OF our judicial tribunals for
their ophion. Their profound and accurate; knowl-
edse-'hem clear and ready illustrations, always re-
ami honor TO the nation which has established and
sustained II. We believe the school NJ West Pom,
TO he one OF the FIRST in the world in all the branch
e3 oil knowledge which il embraces. IN I. En- Post.
VALUABLE rIANr.
E1tract from letter the geology and productions OF
-. Florida, published in the Charleston Courier.
The tnaguy OF Mexico, the plant from which is the
Liquor called Prque OF universal and celebrity in that
was IL forms plant when full grow n from eight
eet high Ia the body, and from eighteen inches In
uianeter tie leaves of IL, ii may be allowed the term,
Tor they appear more like huge limbs than leavesbut they
must be called leaves only lungs Of the
plant descend from The top the ground, thick
anu heavy that two or three would make load. AT
the oi from six eight years flowers by shooting up
stamina from ten sixteen feet above the plant, gor-
geosy hung with flowers like pole. before
sends forth this exuberance change the color
plant Indicates its approach when bowl
cut in the head of the plant, and introduced in
the side of it draw Off the liquor Each plant contains
IRON % to $50 gallons of liquor, and dies Immediately
succeeded by suckers e ia their culture TO keeo mn
constant succession This juice carried through
fermentation, becomes liquor resembling cider hut
srituous whchis sought with avy by all ranks OF
ETY.: on boiling and clarifying il becomes wine
distilation, auords fine brandy The outward coat OF
leaves yields membranous substance
iacture OF cordase an inner gives finer SUBSTANCE
for clong and the internal parts an article
of food that this productive plant regarded by the ex
them cider, wine brandy cordage clothing food and
From II TO $4,000 mules daily employed supplying
the city Of Mexico from the surrounding Plantations with
puque, which is the liquor in n ciderous state Great es.
tales held in that this article
IS IN ue nowerng oil This plant in degenerate state in
colder climates that e deceived by surprising it
the aloe that flowers "a this dowsfs in or
~ yeas ~ such climates, and perhaps is the aloe
UDei certainty IL Parakes OF the bitter
caihariic qualities OF tue aoes acquainted with.
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Vireinin land Once. JIou p 1eos

ITghtd Lana OWce, Nay 8, 182S
conformity with entitled An act 10 reduce inn,
one act the several acts concerning escbeator passed
the 9th January 1919 do hereby make known all whom
may concern that appears Ivy certificate eschear
o laiaE county bearing date the st May 1925 that ly
inquistion and office found the day of March 1928
certain tract parcel OF and the repnted area bsreo
SeVety-hve acres, situated within the said county n,
Banister riVer whereof certain James FOULS died
OF an estate OF Inheritance, has escheated the common
May .. iGwGv !. RoDERTsoSu,. hoo. or
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CHANG Mathews county court, March II, al5
Christopher Tonpkins, Pr
TRUST SALE

IhOoI SALE.
k(f virtue Of deed Of executed TN mo Nv Aurev
Wtson Of Montgomery county, dated the list OF Janu
y ioIs' ana duly recorded in the county
gomery, for the purpose ofsecurng to J. o. william,
certain sum Of money therein mentioned shall ON Tues
theBel Tavern IN the City Of Richmond proceed TO sell
or cash certain tract Of land in the county Of onigou
cry containing two hundred twenty acres bounded Inv
me land, Of Cornelius Reed, VIM Aldrdge Jacob sowdes
Nav ~. r., m pAf,f.ttYo
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MIC. JOHN HILL EbWAkDSi As you STe T0I a resi-
I'VE dent agent within this state known to me
pleased 10 lake notice. that Tuesny the nineteenth day
ct June next, between the hours 81 ten IN the
and six O'Clock in the afternoon Of that nj Tie house
Peter Crews in the county OF Charles City and
state Of Virginia, shall procted 70 take the de.
position Of Mrs. Rebeeoa Vaughan and othsrs--nDt
on Saturday the twenty first day OF the month Juae,
ard between the same hours ~ the day, NJ
Charles City Courthouse, take the deposition Of Edward
Fokes and Others 10 be read IN suit pending tho
superior court Of haDcery held for tbe district Williams
burg, wherein you plaintiff myself efendsnf-a
tend IL you please. FRANCIS n IRBY
Charles CITY county, Va. Nav 90 4-w1,v
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ENEEATION-

TNiE second term OF my Academic year will aommenr,
ON the first day Of June. The same course Of studio
nil be pvrsuel With uhabaied in1gslry and attention
My SH 81 WIN. Bu IKE.
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CHANCEKY.-At rules holden in the clerks oi6cc II
ne county court fCbarlote, the 10th day of April 1928
D".h Jones, PH
AgdiHst
n,cha,h Dabb' Ir anil John Dabbs m.
The defendant richard Dabbs jr not having entered Lis
appearance according To the act Of Assembly and the
oi his court and appearing 10 the saactos Of TIE
court that he Is not this on the m0tnn
OF the plaintiff by COUNSEL IL is ordered that the said
isndant do appear here on the FIRST Monday in July
and enter his appearance and answer the painrs bill,
and give security for erforn'ing the decree The cos
Enquirer for two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted at the
trent door Of the courthouse of the said county.
copy-Teslc, WIN6LOW RpDINeON elk
Anril
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FOR KENT.

FOR RENT,
TIE tepement situate on the North corner of and s
streets, recently occupied by Benisrun Tale dee 70,
terms, &C. &c sViy to The subscri an the premises or
at tiis Office ihird door tSlow Tive BeH Tavern.
Mae g. 1T TOCEpu TArr
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J"iiciM Iut'iligsHes.--A cause of much interest
ana Importance, involving The validity of the patep.
ices fightto the Franklin Printing Press, has been
ired 70 the District Court Of the United States, in
New York, before Judge Van Ness The tinl oc-
cuPed four days and about thiry witnesses we're ex
annsi. More science was displayed in the course
Of the examinations than has been rxhil,ited in anv
former iral that We recollect Among other distin.
gVished witnesses who we're called upon for their @.
pInons, Dr. MitchhI, GeH. Swift, Professor Crozet,
recently Of West POinf, and now the Civil Engineer
for the state ofVirginis Professor Douglass of The
Engineer Department; Professor Davies, az the
MMbemaiic Department in the Military Academy a,
West Point Professor ReDwick, Of Columbia Col.
Se' eral g6ry ingenious ncchauics, and persons dis
iingulshed for their Ingenuity alec testified The
cause was conducted Ivy 9. g. HainaF rsd =. w
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copy e'tei VIM. W. HENING, G. Q.
"'''''o"er' ODce, Richr'ond The parties interested
~, AP'n ~, Io<-,. VIII please take notice.
That have appointed the 7 day uy next TO commen
The acc cunts din ecie in the foregoing order Of the
on which day at 9o'cock A. NJ they required 10 attend
at my Office in this city, with accounts and
ready for examination and settlement.
April IS. il2-w8w N nAKLD NJ n
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h'IGINAL ANECDOrE.

The FLOWING curious anecdote, told
| bv captain of whale ship, which was
az valparaiso, shows of what mistaken
'o'utude the hardy $ on of Neptune are
possessed and what indifference they
eNnce under the greatest misfor;une.-
l'Dne morning." says he, Gas we we're
c'uiziDg about in search of whales. wa
rsp'ed fine looking one, and at no great
distance from US We immediately
manned four boats. and soon came up to
this monster Of the deep, which proved
TO he whale Of the sperm kind. We
attacked him. and in eturn for o death
wound which we inflicted. he, as is fire.
quen,ly tho case with these ferocious
animals. stove one OF the boats In the
confusion which ensued one poor fellow
u.lnckilv came within the reach nr the
whale, who, although in the ag0nies of
death. made shift to draw me of his ICES
INTO his mouth The thigh was pierced
by one OF his tusks, and consequently
broken. Luckily for the sailor, no ever.
the whale began TO gasp, which afforded
MN an opportunity of escaping from the
Jaws of Immediate death On being car
RED to the ship it was found necessary to
amPu'ate the leg above The joint. which
operation was borne with the greatest
Shortly after,'' continued
he captain, 81 asked him what wete his
"nen ne was in tn wh,le's
night FURNISH sf says h sar1ls,iI hapGhhy sttg
rood oil %" CNesoburytO,t Herald.
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SICKNESS.

There is something in sickness that
breaks down the pride Of manhood; that
softens the heart, and brings it back to
the feelings Of infancy, Who that has
suffered even in advanced life, by sick
ness and dependency who that has
loneliness of foreign i land, but has has
thought on the mother SHAT looked on
his childhood )" that smoothed his Dil-
low, and administered to his HELPLESS.
ness! Oh! There is an enduring timid.
ness In the love oil mother to a son. that
transcends all other affections of the
heart. 1t is neither to be chilled bv
selhshness, nor dsunted by danger, nor
weakened by worthlessness, nor stif]ed
by ingratitude. She will sacrifice everv
comfort to his convenience; she will
surrender every pleasure to his ENJOY.
ment she will glory in his fame, and
exult in his prosperity and if adversary
oVerlake him, he will be dearer to her
by misfortune and if disgrace settle up.
on his name, she will still love and che.
rish him S; and if all the world beside
cast him Off, snU'siIl be all the world tn
nun Sketch Book.
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THE SEASON.
usefulnes.

Surrounded by the countless blessings
Of the beniicent providence Of the NJ
mighty, when are we more emphatically
aEed upon, thannow, to remember the
moor and the destnute And what more
sublunary enjoyment can surpass the
,oblIme aud delightful sensations which
E awarded to those, who, from their full
IS and prosperity, spare a modicum TO
,ccor their necessitous, distressed or
,riorn fellow creatures
NAPOLEON BOnahayte during his militia
e. career, fought J5ty pitched battles
ten more than those Of Caesar,
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NOTICE.

MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF ALEXANDRA,
Wiz stockholders will please take notice
IL that an election for fifteen directors will
De held at the Office of said company, ON
2 o'clock. ~ ~"
ihe transfer books will be closed from o
O'Clock on Saturday, the 10th of Ianuar, unit;
the election is closed J.B NICHOLS. soc
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Sbe fuunt.
STANZAS

/ - u 1ANLhS
10 the memory Of the Spanish patrio,
lately killed, in resisting the regenc
and the duke of Angouleme
BY T. CAMPBELL, ESQ.
brave men, who at the Trocadero fell
neSiue your cannons conquered not, tho
slain,
mere Is victory in dying well Twain
| For Freedom, and We have not died in
FOR come what may, there shall be hearts
in Spain
10 honor, ay embrace your martvr'd lot.
Cnrslng the bigot's aud the Bourbon's
Ina''' not,
ano looking on your graves tho trophied
As holier, hallow'd ground, than priests
could make the spot
" nat tho your cause be bafTled-frec
men cast ed to fee
In dungeons-dragged to death, or fore,
ROPE is not wither'd in aliiiction's blast
Inc patriots blood IS the seed of Free
uo'h 'ree be.
- ana short your orgies of revenge shall
oowl d demons Of the Inquisitorial cell
Earth shoulders at your victory We
Are worse than common fiends from
~, Heaven 'ha, fell, ToFHell.
HE aaser, ranker sprung, .Anfochtdones
Go to your bloody rites again :-brine |
r. mS pen, |
The hall of horrors, and the assessors
answers shriek'd upon the |
TACK ken mem
omiie DER the gaspings Of spine bro.
reach. nernetrate damnation in vour
n, W" peal
Then let your al,ars, ye bIasphemers.
with thanks TO Heaven that let YOU loose
y again. Tsteel
10 practise deeds with tor,urinp Gre and
80 eye may search-no tongue NAV
challenge or reveal.
ct laugh not in your carnival Of crime
loo loudly, ye oppressors-Spain was
+, tte, cline
Ter soil has felt the foot prints, and her
Seen winnow'd by the wings OF Liberty
And these even parting scatter as they
opinions that shall wrench the prison
key Ttorn,
'royn Persecu,ion-shov her mask off
Md tramp her bIoated head beneath the
foot OF Scorn.
Glory to them that died in this grea,
cause shame,
Kings, bigots, can inGict no brand of
Dr. shape Of death to shroud them from
applause frame,
No I! managers Of the martyrs earthly
Your hangman fingers cannot touch hi,
fame. SOM
Still in your PROSTATE land there shall T.,
Proud hearts, the shrines of Freedoms |
vestsl fame: dumb,
Long trains OF i'll may pass UNDECIDED,
But Vengeance is behind, and Justice is |
10 come
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LIFE is A YAPOuR.


! dream'd-I saw little rosy child, ing;
With ffaxen ringleis, in garden 0lay
Now STOPPING here, and then afar off
straying,
As aower or butterfly his feet begui'd.
Twas chang'd one summers day
S,epp'd aside, hoods seeming,
To let him pass his face had man.
And that full eye of blue was fondly
beaming bride"
On fair maiden whom he call'd "his
Once more; twas evening,and the cheer.
III fire rouding,
saw group ofyouthful forms sur
Tbe room with harmless pleasantly
resoundiDg sire
And in the midst mark'd the smiling
The Heavens were clouded land |
heard the tone man had gone
Of a slow moving bell the white baird
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NOTICE.

Gg.ee q he FIRE Insurance Co. of .4ler'a Nor. I
1--WE stockholders are hereby informed tha,
n dividend Of eighty cents per share ON
each share held by them is this day declared -
fifty cents per share ofwbich will he applied 10
.he call OF that sun, and the remaining thirty
Sen.s per snare will he paid TO them in cash,on
Saturday the 9Th inst. on renewal of ,be;r
notes for the remaining thirteen dollars ner
snare, which notes will be renewed for s;y
months from the 5th inst j. B. NICKOI 6. SOC
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We have heard Of the fall of Lucifer
and the fall Of Cromwell, and the fall of
w oolsey but one Of the pleasantest tum.
bIes upon record was that Of Mr.. John
Fell, who, when he removed from on.
part Of the metropolis in England L
another, wrote over his dooT-'I Fell
from Heiborn HiU."
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-12-19

The missionaries at the Sandwich Is.
lAods have been attempting to instruc,
king Rit.oriha in the principles of the
Newtonian system. 1t wa, difficult f.,
him TO understand how The World cooa
turn round upon its axis, as it ,eemed to
him that, Ifsuch were the fact, himself
and evcsy thing else must tumble eff
At last he protested to be convinced, and
TO be gratified with his new knowledge Of
this sublime system and said pleasantly to
his people, stake care Of your calabashes
sa the world turns over"
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Alta certain review, company Of 80,
after receiving the word "fre," pulled SO
irregularly, that the reports we're almost
like that Of single pieces which natu-
rally enragiBg the captain, he cried out
with design of mortifyiDg-"Why how
now ! only tzOenty eight have fred ;
where arc the other tzvo 90
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Little River Turnpike COMPANY

~ VoUem6er 25th, 1925.
TNHE stockholders in this institution oil,
- meet at Ii. Clagett's Hotel, in the town Of
AiexanfrIa on FRIDAY the NINTH day efJAsu,.
n.y. 1874, for the purpose of eecting a presi.
cent, tour directors and a treasurer: also for
settlement of the accounts of the last wear
YIN me following day the superintendent of the
oau' ana collectors of tolls al all the gates will
DC apponted. JONAH THOMPSON treas
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CREDULITY.

We are inclined to believe those whou
NC do not know, because they Deye,
have deceived as.
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BACON
SMOKING ESTABLISHMENT
ON Observation-Disclosures

TVyHE subscriber will receive az his smoke
house on Wasbington-street, back of his
sugar house, 100000 weight OF pork, which he
will smoke with good sound hickory, if deliver
ed Mt the same time, and taken away in onc
body, at the rate Of one dollar per thousand
weight of pork, and AT 50 30 per thousand
weight OF pork, if continued in the smoke house
during the summer, TO be taken away at the
convenience OF the owner, an hour being affixed
for delivery each day in that case the utmost
attention will be given TO smoke il, at all times
when required to preserve the meat in sound
state. In either case the meat will be at my
risque against fire and theft.
Immediate application is requested to he
made, iu order to ascertain whether a sufficient
uuantity can be obtained TO make il an object
worthy of attention. JACOB HOFFMAN