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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-02-07
SEVENTEENTH CONGRESS.
Srrono 5fssion.
IN SEN41E-January 30.
AMENDMENTS OF THE CONSTITUTIONS

AMENDMENTS OF THE CONSTITUTIONS
On motion OF MIR. DickersoR, the senate took mr.
lior the purpose OF allowing Mr.. ID. to offer ar
amendment thereto,] the resolution introduced b.
Mr.. Taylor, OF Virginia, proposing an amendmen,
to the Constitution Of the States as repards ~
election OF the President OF the United States.
Mr Dtchers0n then submitted the following. as .
substitute Tor the resolution of Mr. TAYLOR: which
was read and ordered to be printed.
ifesotred by The Senate and House of RpDresep-
tattres Of the United States of .4merica IN Cnm.
isreSS assembled tloo thirds If both houses concur
rthS' pat the following amendment TO the Consti.
'ullon OF The United States be proposed 10 The =
slsatures OF the several States which, when rati6-
ca oy the Legislatures ofhree four,hs of the States
snall be valid to all inents and purposes as part o
said Constitution. r'' -
nat Tor the purpose Of choosing Representa-
yves IN the Congress of the United States each
state shall, by its legislature be divided into MN,
Der oil DISTRICTS equal to the number OF reDres.n,a
llses to which such state may be entitled. Tbe
districts shall be formed OF contiguous ,err;,orv
ana contain as nearly as may be, an equal number
oil persons entitled by the constitution to b.. renre.
sen,eo' or OF persons qualified 10 vote for members
OF me most numerous branch OF the state lepisl,
'ure. In each district, the persons qualified TO ynt,
snail choose one representative
That, Tor the purpose of CHOOSING .I.c,ors ~
PRESIDENT and Vice President of the United States
the persons qualified to vote for representative IN
each district shall choose one elector: and ~ -"
same u'ne 'hs'wo additional electors, to which each
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-02-07
.NTLTTaRF .4GRfCULrUR.iLEsTs

II appears oy orders issued by Gen. Gaines in his
late tour OF Inspection, that ample evidence has been
given OF the practicability of uniting upon an ex
terss scale the valuable operations of agriculture
w,th The primary duties incident TO a peace esa-
Observation-Disclosures these experiments are well under
way, the troops need have no other pay than the
produce OF their labor.
"The buildings (at Fort Atkinson, Council Bluffs)
constructed by the troops consist OF four blocks Of
hewed-logs, barracks comprebending eighty eight
rooms, with shinglc roof plank floor, and brick
chimney to each, with stone magazine, the best
k I'd Of wooden store houses, OF ample size, for the
Quarter master and Subsistence Departments, to-
gether with saw mill capable Of saving 1900 feet
of plank per day, and grst mill that will grind $50
bushels per day.
''The land now in cultivation here estimated a,
500 acres-o! which 4l0 acres in corn-49
acres in potatoes acres in turnips and 40 acres
10 gardens, all OF Which exhibit an excellent crop.
"The quantity Of corn fit for use, and which viii
be housed 10 the ensuing month is estimated al 90
$40 busheis-the quantity of potatoes al g. so bush
els-the qlantity OF turnips at 1850 bushels, and
the quantity OF excellent hay, already secured is
not less than two hundred and Fifty tons
"Fhf productions Of the gardens, consisting Of
caobages onions, oeets radshes, parsnips carrots.
&c are deemed . be sufficient at least for 1900 men
during the next six months. This abundant crof
has, occ, onily. during the season OF cultivation
required Inc attention offrom sixty to eighty men.
who nave lik' wise paid sufficient attention 10 com
pany and battalion drill, to ave rendered themselves
equal il tHe knowledge OF military duty, to the men
pt c.hcr corps not hss employed in cultivation"
Boston Centiaei.
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state is entitled, shall be chosen by the person, !,
qualified to vote, in such manner as the iepisla,,~.
OF the state shall direct. The electors. wh.r wv.
vened atthe time and place prescribed by law z.
the purpose Of voting for President and Vice prss
dent OF the United States shall have power. m c...
any Of them shall fail TO attend, to choose an .,
or electors, in place OF him or them so falinn :.
attend. The division OF states into districts, as No..
| by provided for shall take place Immediately afr.
this amendment shall be adopted, and mmedalsl,
alter every future and apportionmen, nc !
representatives. under the same; and such dist,,r,
shall not be altered until subsequent census sh.u
nave been taken, and an apporlonment Of represen.
tatives under it, shall have been made.
That when the lists Of all persons voted 6r :,
President, Vice President, and The number OF yo.
Tor each, shall have been transmitted to the Ca, =
government, as required by the constitution, Iba
senate and house Of representatives shall form mini
meeting, IN which the president OF the senate sb,l
preside, who shall then open all the certificates And
the votes shall be counted. The person having h.
greatest number OF votes Tor President. shall be M
president, u such number be ority OF the wbol,
pnmoer OF electors appointed; and if person ba,,
such majority, then from the ig hest numbers nm
lexcceedDg three, On the list OF those voted e., !,
President, the joint meeting shall imInedatey. ry
ballot choose the President. majority of the yo,..
lo' all the nemOers present. shall be necessary 10
choice The person having the greatest numbe. Of
Voies as Vice President, shall be the Vice Presden,
Il such number be majority Of The whole numbs,
81 electors appointed; il no person have such mao.
nty, then he snail be chosen by the senate as drrc,
ed by The constitution.
" hst no person who has been twice elected Pre-.
aideot Of the United States, shall again be eiciy.
to that Office
The senate, on motion Of Mr.. Lloyd. Of Mass.
took up in committee Of the whole the bill for Nh.
erection Of a monument over the tomb of the ss
Wee presiden, Eibrdge Gerry.
MIR. Ltoya submitted few remarks on the cir
cumstanees which had delayed this act until the
present time, and moved TO make the approprialIcn
loco dollars, which was agreed TO.
The bill was then ordered 10 be engrossed fora
third reading; and having been reported onerossed
II was cad a third time by unanimous consent pss.
sed and sent to the house of Representatives for con-
currence.
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HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,

Inc resolution OF Mr. RHGgfes, Yesterday lado
nc table, requesting from the President OF The U,
9'A'es' Information IN relation 10 the rsnnng oi the
boundary line between the United States and BIZ ISL
Prosinccs, for whIth provision is made in III. Glb
article OF the Treaty OF Client and also. what bio.
gress IS made with running the line, unde the All
article OF the Treaty with Spain concluded 22d Fe.
oruary' 1919, was taken up and agreed 10.
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IN SEN.lTE-.J1nu.rp9 Al.

Mr.. HiHinlns, of Tenn. from the committee on
military affairs, reported bill TO establish nation
al armory on the western waters.
mr. w. from the same committee, reported
asreeably TO lnstruclions bill, directing the pay.
ment Of the Georgia militia claims for services zen.
dered during the years 1909, 3 and =. These bli
were se,eraly read the FIRST time.
Mr. sa''m, OF Maryland, agreeaSly to notice,
asked and obtained leave, and introduced bill ma
KING an appropriation (oE 100000 year for len
years Tor the gradual armament of the new forues.
sea OF the United States; which bill was twice red
and referred
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,
Mr.. Uright moved that the daily hour OF meet
ing oil this house be t'rete O'Clock instead Of eerr
as recently agreed upon; which motion was decided
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IS, noes 80.
"a Dill from the senate, for the erection Of RIO.
humen! over the tomb OF the late Elbndge Gerry
was twice read and committed.
NEW TARIFF BILL.
Inc house then again resolved itself into com
miitee OF the whole on the state of the union. Mr.
iomtti'Son IN the chair, on the bill providing lo
us Ai1i enec'ua' protection OF domestic manui2c
lures oeihg%he unfinished business Of Yesterday
n', cooh' OF limos, gave his views at conslds
Taolc length, IN favor OF the proposed hill nm Ground,
OF the general utility to the Union If enconraoir.
domestic manufactures, and the Constitutional rcb
OF congress to make the contemplated arrangemen,
Of duties.
-. WI 'Hattery spoke for some time in support o.
.e measure IN answer TO its opponents developing.
IN the course OF his speech the Droductye resonf.
Ces OF me country, and exhibiting view cf the in.
or'S ana exports under the old tariffs, their effects
D'e' ne advocated moderate and gradual aug.
o' uules' and the greater manufacture OF
ength-- FeS'' = -
Mr. Rhea delivered his sentiments against tic
~ OF what he deemed a tax upon the people
:, ."G o"i'eo otstes, SO enormous as that conem
I" 'ne Diil, IN the shape Of imposts, and under
.@"e'oGS impression CT promoting The people,
subject '"e'" NP0" :"
Mt' D0yl'es, OF Mass said be was opposed to
',.iAng from the bill Its enacting clause and was
e''o opposed 10 some of the items in the BILL Nj
eHplaiaeu what appeared to him paradoxical il
usals OF the bill and stated his reasons in favo.
:. VIC measure generally, al large. He objected
.'."0uia'Iy 10 the increase of duty on woollens,
no"' paPet' @c' ana enumerated other items TO ali
ease u uu'y on which he was favoraby disposed
,e'loas 20 adjournment, MIR. Ne Lane gave no.
rs ,nat ne should, on Monday next, move again
= sahe up The bill regulating imports and Tonnage;
me oPea6er communicated letter from the
o,np'rolef OF The treasury, transmitting list Of
'a'ces standing OH the books of the Fourth Audi.
VI VI the treasury, winch have remained unsettled,
y appear 10 have been due more than three years
rior 70 Inc oUlh September last; which was read
nd ordered to lie on the table,
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1,heport Of Arnotto Bay. (Iamaca) which WAS not a.
Guided the list Of free ports nthe late act permitting The
intercourse between the United States and the west india
ISLANDS, las since been declared by an order Of Council
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fTE WIT - An able writer in the Richmond
Enquirer, dePrecates The practice Of the COM
manders ns our ships in receiving feights for the
TRANSFORMATION Of money and says, "To pass over
Other instances have IL from good authority, that
CAPTAIN Oownes whilst he commanded the Mace
DOMAIN IN The Pacific ocean, ealized, by this means,
u7werdsof hfy.ive thousand dollars and by the
report OF persons who have lately left our squadron
10 that sea- captain Stewart is in fair way Of poe k
etng still larger sum-
He thinks and We believe Justly that the public
service NAV be neglected when such temptations are
held out; observing that an off er "may go to Val
paraiso when would be better to be at Callao or
ne nay De cnasting the gulf of Quay aquil. when
the protection Of our trade or some other great pub
Y interest requires him o be in the b4v Of Panama"
&c Cater making some remarks on the practice
OF British officers in this respect he refers to GER
Ia = 'aw decisions to shew that such proceedings are
Illegal lndeed, II seems undoubtedly right that
public ahips should not be used for private purposes
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-02-07

42964 lbs butter sold aver
age ii cts. per h. S1762 a2I
1901 used in this year -
500 given to Mrs, Onion,
5215I lbs made this year.
'0ia ten veal calves for SIS 90
.fyqeTcG7, Farmer
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-12-11
Bacon Smoking Establish

ment on WasbingtoD.street "a,
THE subscriber will receive at bis
i Smoke House on Washington street
back OF bis sugar house, one hundred thou.
sand weight OF Pork. which he will smoke
with good sound hickory, if delivered al
the same time, and taken away in one DO
dy, al the rate OF one dollar per thousand
weight OF pork, and at 50 per thousand
weight ot pork, il continued in the smoke
house during the summer, TO be taken a.
way at ths convenience OF the owner, an
hour being affixed for delivery each day;
in that case the utmost attention will be
given TO smoke it, at all times when requi-
red to preserve the meat in sound state.
10 either case The meat will be at my
risque against FIRE and theft.
Immediate application is requested TO
be made, in order 10 ascertain whether
sufficient quantity can be obtained TO
make it an object worthy Of attention
JACOB HOFFMAN
dec It
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COgnac Brandy, &c.

4 pipes Cognac Brandy. 4lh proof, OF
good quality, sno warranted pure, just
received per ship ST. Peter. ant Tor sale
by SAM MESS ERSMlTH,
Who has IN store
5000 lbs. Java coffee
1000 do. superior green do.
5 hhds prime ST. CIoix sugar
go bbls. do. Rio do.
IS IS t sass. GOSHEN CHEESE
6 pipes 4h proof Cograc brandy
81 Or casks French Madeira wine.
A lew Or CASKS l.. P. Madeira,
Canary, Colmensr & Malag, do.
i, : f a"as. Y. yson Teas.
: s ss'' chest. IMPERIAL DC.
80 e es''y sI Sa.s, Gunpo'r Go.
3 chests each 2U-2lb. csnnIs,ers do.
8OUU Havana Segars
bags tllberls
10 boxes sperm candles
20 hampers porter anC wine bottles
81 bundles sugar loa paper
2O do baDboy boards
~ hook.bInders do
Boxes & hall boxes Bakers No. !
and z chocolate
20 barrels Of bacon hams packed in
charcoal, represented 10 be OF superior
quality
dec s n
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one man. e tbs brig rbonas I Edward,

one mar; I % ibs brig Thomas I Edward,
from Wilmington. N. e. bound ,o>Jams,
ca On The s4th November, ms day. a..
ter crossing The W Wilmington, Bar, the Tho
mas aud Edward encountered heavy
gale, III which she sprung aleak. She hill.
ed, and ON tue following morning went a
sunder about mIdsn,ps, 4. went 10 pieces.
The crew got On the quarter deck, with
only seven planks under them, and with
nothing ~ subslst upon. 10 The evening
the gale increased, with very high sea.
which continued until Tour O'Clock the
n-x morning On The <6ib, part Of The
crew, trOn their pnyalions aud hsrdsbIps,
became deiIriUus, aud one man named An.
Iuony, was washed of aud drowned On
The 17tb. they were diseov. red by tue PR
mera udllega, wnicn took them Oh aud
brought tnem 10 Baltimore.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-12-11
Charles County Court,
yduySsi Term. 1899.


IN sptllcaiIoD 10 The JUDGES Of Char.
" ounty court, by petition IN Rlllml
OF Samuel L. Robinson, Of Charles toui
~, Tor IN. b.n-h t oi the act oil Assembly 4,
the reiiet OF insOivent debtors, passed !.
Nov .ess.un, 1906, and The several SUP
piements ,hrrelr, Oh the terms me0tionen
therein, a schrnule OF his property snd
list oil bis creditors 90 Oatn, 50 LAT as he
Can ascertain them, Deing annexed to bis
petition aud being satisfied by competent
testimony. that Inc sal0 oanuel L. k0blH.
,on mas resided two years immediately
preceding the time Of his application III
the STATE OF Mary land, and being also sa
t,sted that the saiu SamUei e.. Robinson
Is 10 actual Confinement Tor debI, anu Tor
no olhe. ,,auae; anu The SAID Sauuei e..
Robinson having en,eTed INTO bout with
sufhCien' security Tor his personal appear
auLe 10 Charles County court, 10 answer
such all aliUus as his >Ieditors may make
against nun. IL IS therefore ordered aud
duJudge :, shat he SAID Samuel + kubm-
son he discharged from Imprisonment;
and thAt ~ Causing copy Of Tins order
To be inserted III one vi the Ut wspaleIs
edited M The district OF CUiuubia, once a
week tor two months sULCessneiy before
lie third Monday u, MeItb u.xt, he give
notice 10 h's Creditors TO appear De lore me
saI1 Court. at Port Tobacco, 10 ,ht .ald
county, on the SAID thru Monday ~ March
next, tor The purpose OF recommending a
trustee Tor their bene ht. and 10 show cause
Il any they have, why the SAID San vel &.
Robinson should not have the benefit OF
tue several insolvent laws OF this stale as
prayed. i.sl
JOHN BARNES, elk.
dec II GIN
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Was Committed

no the Jail OF Alexandra county, D.
Il C. on The 7ih inst. as runaway, .
mula'to woman. about 81 years OF age,
scout. fleshy and we'll clothed in Calico
She calls herself NARY GIBSON; says
she is free, IN, will not give any sa,,sfac.
tory account OF herself. 1t is believed she
has lived near Leesburg The owner is
requested 20 come forward, prove proper
", Fay Charge s!snd take her away, other
wise she will b. dispose OF according to
law. -AND'W ROuNSAVELL,
dec IL th9m jailor.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-12-11
THE AGE OF ROASTING.

We have thought Of late, that as many
toasts have been DRUNK in New York. az
sober men ought 10 swallow, and more
than the newspaper editors could afford TO
publish but Pennsylvania beats US all
hollow The good people OF that state
are holding festivals all over me state, !"
celebrate their late triumph over one rar
ty OF themselves. and every man and DO,
appears 10 print with toast in b.. Touth
At the Dinner in Phila lrlphia. on Wed,
nesdav, oas hundred and ar toas,s were
given, all OF which are strung ~ the news
papers. We hope they irank them in
water! Indeed, from the general dull
ness of the roa,rs, We suspect there was
no VINE speaking rouni the board The
nu'nber OF Cheers actually recorded, is
four hundred dnd thirteen. We wonder
what their threats were made OF?
(N Y. Com. Adr.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-12-11
Charles Co,lntyt curt.
Augast Term, 1898

.HugaN Term, 1898.
I'm application to The judges OF Charles
~ county court, by petition IN writing
OF Walter b P,dgeit. of Charlie, county.
Tor the benefit OF the act OF assembly tor
the relet OF lnsoIvent debtors, passed al
November session, 1905 and The several
supplements thereto, GA the terms mem
toned therein. a schedule of his property
and list OF his creditors, on oath. % tar
as he can ascertain them, being annexed
to his petition: and neing satisfied by
competent testimony, that the said. W alter
B Padgett bis resided Two year. imme.
diateiy preceding thu time OF bis sppIi-
cation in the state OF Mary land; and being
also satisfied, that the said w B Padgett
is in actual confinement tor debt and for
no other cause; sDd the SAID Walter r..
P.dg.tt having entered into bond with suffi.
cient security tor his personal appearance
in Charles county court, TO answer such
allegations as his creditors may make "a
gains him: |, ~ Therefore ordered and ad-
judged hat the said " alter B. Padgelt be
discharged from Imprisonnenl, and that
by causing copy Ut this order to be in
serted in one vi the newspapers edited in
the District OF Columbia once week for
two months successfully before the. third
Monday in March next; giving notice to
his creditors to appear before the said
cour, al Port Tobacco, in the said county,
on the said third Monday IN March next
for the purpose of recommending trustee
for their benefit, and shew cause, if any
they have, why The said Walter B Padgetl
should not have the benefit Of the several
insoIvent laws of this state as prayed.
Test, JOHN BARNES, Clerk.
dec II 9m
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dec II
Charles County Court,

.9ngua Term, 1923.
IN application TO the Judges OF Charles
" county court, by petition IN writing
OF Fielder Berry, OF Charles county. tor
the benefit oi the act OF Assembly tor the
relief OF insoiven; debtors, passed al No
venber session, 1905, and the several
supplements thereto, OH the terms men.
toned therein, schedule OF bus property
aud list OF his creditors, on oath, so tar
"a he can ascertain them, being annexed
TO his petition; and being satisfied 10y com-
petent iesti noDy. that The said Fielder
Berry has resided two years Immediately
preceding the TINE OF his application ia
the state OF Maryland. and being also Sd.
tis6ed that the said Fielder Berry IS IN &C.
tual confinement, Tor debt, and Tor no OH.
er cause; anc The said Fielder Berry hay.
ing entered into bond wrh sufficient Sc
curity Tor his personal appearance in
Charles county court, 10 answer such allie
cations as his creditors may make agalns,
bun: itIs therefore ordered mi atIuiged
that The said Fielder Berry be di>charged
rom imprisonment, and that by causing a
copy OF this orter to be inserted "a one of
the newspapers edited in the District Of
{ olumb,a, ono. week tor two months
successfully. before the third Monday in
March next. he give notice TO his crrii.
tors TO appear before the said court at
Port Tobacco, m the said county. on The
said third Monday in March neIl, tor the
purpose OF recommending a trustee for
their benefit, and TO shew Cause, il any
they have. why the ssId Fielder Berry
shou not nave the benefit OF the several
inso'vent laws II this state as prayed.
Test. JOHN BARNES, elk.
dcII ,m
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LII MARINE. ..lsT, ~;
PORT OF alexandria.
AMlN ED. Dec. 9.

ARRIVED, Dec. 9.
Scbr. Htuy Jackson, Lynch, n York
8ds; lreIgh 10 merchants at the distrIc'.
Sioop Rising Sun, Smith, Providence,
ID ds; lr.Ignt for the district.
SloUp Auieiia 5. D0dsOn, DOdson, Nor.
tolk; salt to T. Janney.
SAILED,
Schr Twin Brother, baker, Baltimore
Schr. Sally l. Ca,y. and Br'sey Pierce
ARRIVED, Dec. lU,
Steam-,,oat Potomac Jenkins, Norfolk,
was detained by adverse winds, aud obi.
ged To make nsrbo,--Passed one ship IN
Mobjack Bay, AMI two schnrs bound Up.
Sioop Fanny, Mitchell, Baltimore tull
freight to merchants OF the District.
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A Beautiful Estate in the
Market.


1T is situated on the head waters Of Nan.
l. jenny creek, in Charles county, Nd.
about six miles from Port Tobacco 1t
contains 500 acres, and 10 its form is near
ly square, two sides OF which are bound
ed by water; attached to ii is a portion of
firm marsh. sufficient for the support OF The
stock of The farm; tie soil Of the rich river
bottom kind, easily cultivated and abun>
dant in It's productions OF ell the crops u
sual 10 this climate. The dwelling house
is comfortable, and all the out houses arc
in good repair. The situation is most
beautiful view OF the Potomac tor many
miles, relieved by the rich level country
on the Maryland side, and contrasied BY
the highlands on The Virginia shore, make
a prospect exceIled by lew or none On any
OF our water,. This proximity to thr wa.
ter affords also the advantage Of easy iraos.
portation for the products of the tarm, aud
facility OF procuring tish and fowl in a.
Guidance: With these advantages il Is also
hsokhy, a we'll Of excellent water stands
in the yard, besides numerous springs 10
different paris OF the Farm.
This Estate / sciIL sell. either
the whole tract or ~ parcels 1t can be so
apportioned IS to make twr farms, each
possessing similar advantages in all re.
spects Except as to The hOUses). 1he
terms will be- accommodating.
THOMAS JONES.
Port Tobacco. Sept. I6, 1883.
sePt 20 #
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I his Pay Landing

EROM the ship 81. Peter, s. NJ. Hol.
Il land master,
So tons Swedes iron, assorted sizes
~ casks nails, assorted
bale drIllings
100 bbls No |, new beet, BOSTON insp
80 2, nackerel For sale by
VIM. FOWLE l. Co.
sas, The ST. PETER viii load im.
sK&. med iateiy tor amsterdam, and take
some freight il offered soon. Apply as a.
bove dec II
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Notice.
~
p.aess isv1nQ

fEEF SHANhg III. safe at . price be-
- low the usua price at thIs season q,
market. to be had every day, at ihe bs.
con anG Beet Curing Mandatory, on
Prince street, opposite the Post Office.
JACOB HOFFMAN.
dec 8 81