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Nep- London .acddemv.

INLE next session at this academy will
L Commence on the LIST day of July next.
The patronage of the public is respectfully
solcned. Whether the teacher deserve il or
NOT, ne cheeriully leaves to the decision OF
those who have patronized him already.
William Langhorne, Seth Ward and Nathan
Reid, esqss will each accommodate two or
three students as boarders.
FRED. SPECIE.
n London Academy, June l8 w2w-
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'i'rnet Of lanA

nn which they n; present reside, containing
ahoal 81 acres. Also, the following refs onai
property. VIZ ! negro woman lfhlaiist)
.ncgro boy l,ampsoa,) yoke OF oxen and
cart, s. head ut cattle mare. II sheep -
hoEs, | bureaa, desk, cupboard, beethft
beds aud furniture, - &c. or 50 much there
al n vii satisfy the trust Auihe as trustee
/ shall convey such title oaly as Is Vested IN
me. NAlh. D sllh@9bf iftR'e
June is Wiesio
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100000 DOLLS.

10000, 9 oflo,ooo, of 5000, II Of 900.
NC, all are stll uudrawn--Gys TICKETS
WILL RISE on the 10th of NEXT
MONTH, July, TO Fifteen Dollars, and
timely notice is thus givcn--In the mean
time the price OF tickets will continue, viz :
Whole Tickets Sl2 90 Quarters 80 90
Halves 90 Eighhs 90
10 hc had (warranted undrawn) in the great.
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ATTENTION.

2 lEE AMHERST ARTILLERY CoNpA
- ~, commanded by crmain William
!socn, Is requested to attend at Mrs. Wood.
REQ, Tavern 10 the coRAiy OF Amherst, on Sa.
o. eiecting officers and non-con,mi.sianad ~,
neers aud to make arrangements 10 colo.
brate the 4ih of July. The combanv i 70
quested 10 meet at ii o'clock. By order If th..
commander JORDAN cprsSv '"e
ss ~ Orderly Sergeant
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COlIEA'S OFFICE,
Baltimore, JttBe !, 1873.
Second days drawing Of the GRAND
STATE LOTTERY.

No. COLO q prize of $1,000
1894 prize of 100
9I6I prize of so
Aud 1877 ol 9l2 each.
an marted soH at coHEN"s OFFICE.
whore The cash oaa be hGd for he prises the
n,oaeat they are drum
The next drawing OF the grand STATE
LOTTERY will take place on the Thurs
day following, being the 2Gth inst. This
will afford distant adyenturers Al opportu-
nifty Of renewing their small prizes, which
Is desirable, as the great capital prizes of
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WOoI. CaRDING,


IL DOUBLE CYLINDER MAthiNh.
a HE subscribers hereby gfr notice that
I they have new aud we'll finished WOOL
cARDING MACHINE, with a superior set
81 Card NV in operation a Mr.. Elisha Belts
Mil. IL the comfy of Bptetoufi
III. inneAiue Wa built for the fnbserihers
BY tie ncsf celebrated machine builders ~
the Uuiied Suites aud having double GYM
dca. il nakes rolls much superior 10 those
eariei BY single cylinder n'aehins. Al
Wool beiore II is brought 10 this machine.
mnst be cleansed from all sticks hurfs aud
p,her hard substances thai will iniure The
cards one pound 81 clean lard TO every
ien rounds II wool must be sent viii The
wool, ard also a sniliciency Of linen or cotton
sbeefsio cantuin the rolls Having employed
a man from the north, who - we'll experience
Ell IN the above business, 10 snpefinlend lie
machine, tho nronrietou ilafier themselves
ihaf they will he able IA card Wool ~ man
nef superior 10 any ever cafded IA this conn'
trv
HOLMES s. BREWSTER Of Lynclihurp
viii receive at their siofe any quantity ol
Wool for eafding and viii hive u transmitted
10 the mueIline and returned IN folls at IL
conis per pound They will also keep con
stahuy on hand,
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Hrnss Sale.

ny virt,sr ola deed of nust executed n
ID the subscriber by Alexander Eaaens .
Sophia Esdsns rs Niicl ief the purpose
.shereia expressed, and u record IA the elesk
office oil The county Of Bedford, slall pro
ceed to sell, ier ready money, 10 the highest
,.i.l.ler. on tuesday ias Isl July next, a. tie
re.menee ef said EaIens, the lie estate Of
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'V'IVIHtH q 4Ht sHHHUgtTS, B1FBIUrf.
" ooHtAS Loierg Ga9,tie aaa Recis
ftt,' which IS published every week. will con
tain the Official lists OF each drawing Of the
GTasa Sfatc and Monument Loierios, and will
be forwarded gratis, 10 all who purchase thrir
tickets AT calIEN's OFFICE. Those who
wish to receive the Register, will mention II
when they send On their orders.
Baltimore, May Is.
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Notice.

DY virtue Of deed Of trust executed by
- Archibald Boiling, il. on The i3th day OF
Hlarch l3e2. and OF record IN the clerk oliico
of the county court ot Campbell, for purposes
insaid deed expressed, vii be sold, Of RAJ
leigh Chilton's tavorn in said county on We'd
NOS. lac the 9th day az July next
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RUNAWAY from the subscriber ON
q the 18th instant. CLAYTON, about 80
years old, straight made, about s feet 10 or / |
inches high, dark Completed; he cant hear
well
NED, about 90 years old, about s feet 8
inches, rather stout bodied, little yellow
complicated, has a conspicuous scar on his
forehead occasioned by the kick of n horse.
SALLY, about 33 years old, dark complec-
ted, straight made the two negro men are
brothers hut do not favor each other; the NO.
man is a sister of theirs. Those negroes have
Hvedin Lynchbnrg and near it, about % wears.
have some relatives in town and a considera.
BILE number ot acquaintances il is believed
they are mostly in town or al times ply be.
tween town and Beaver creek Iftaken with.
IN the county and delivered to me at my plan
tation at Beaver creek, will give for each
five dollars and if taken out of the county
ten dollars reward for each.
JAMES STEWART.
June ~, WITS AZ
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lhe following Slaves.
Witty DOLLARS Reward.

t'oR apprehending and securing him in
Jail, so that get him again, if taken out
OF the State, or twenty dollars if taken in n y
State. JACK HARRlSS, free negro, raised
IN Tue county OF Bedford, State of Virginia.
hoiu ms Indentures, dated the 2sth October
I193--said Jack Harriss was sold by order Of
Buckingham court, to pay jail fees, was pur-
chased by Stephen Pankey, from whom he
shortly runaway, was taken in the county of
Bedford, lodged in jail, at which place he was
again sold when became the purchaser
Jack Harriss is a yellow fellow, stout made
about q feet high, between 80 AMI 40 wears of
age processes TO lay stone or bri, k. When he
lei' me he wore long whiskers, which can be
easily cut off, his hat had lost half the briu,
his clothing as | believe dark mixed cloth.
clerks OF courts where his Indenfures NAV lie
recorded, are cautioned against removing
'hem JOHN p. GRAY
Bedford, Feb. IA WIS 20
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Bedford March C0prf 100,

Bedford Morch Court 1923
Samuel Hancock and Miles Worster,
aaa;., compliments,
Isabella Worster, Moses Worster, and alo,
ander Irvine, deiendan,s
IN CH4ECERY.
The defendant Moses orster, not havin,
entered his appearance according To the act q
assembly aud the rules of this court, anJ !,
appearing TO the satisfaction Of the court tbs,
he Is not an lnhabitant OF this commonwealth
II IS therefore ordered, that he do appear here
on the fourth Monday in June neat, and an.
swer the compliments bill, and that COW
OF this order be forthwith published in lie
Nirginian, for two months suceessiyely. and
published at the front door of the conriiLon. ;.
OF said county, for two several court DAYS
copy-Teste,
II J. STEPTOE, C.RC
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Williams's Property .

Or so much thereof as will be sufficient To an
swer the purposes of said decree. Acting a,
commissioner of the court in the room Of y
former trustee, will convey such title only
IS is vested in me by said decree.
JOSEPH ECIIOLS, Commissioner.
june 7. 90 ids
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RV virtue ola deed of trust executed An
- June, 1921, TO the subscribers, by Joel
Ashworth, aud recorded in the clerks Office
oil rankin county, to secure debt due
bettwich, Davis & Co. we shall proceed to
sell, the 9th OF July next, on the premises,
the Iractot Land on which the said Ashworth
formerly resided, in the county of Franklin,
bounded by the lands of Law and Briaen-
dine, containing Sc acres, more or less, with
the following property two bay horses, seven
head OF cattle, fourteen head of hogs, five
head OF sheep, feather beds and furniture,
and sundry other household furniture. The
above property will be sold on "A credit of six
months, by the purchaser giving bond and Sc.
curity. Such title as is vested in us will be
conveyed, which is believed TO be good
JAMES LEFTWiCH, IT,
BERNARD G. HENDRICK, trustees
June 10. a,Xtas
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OLA AGNES UE Y.ASD.
Notice.


pI virtue Of deed of trust executed by
az George Nichols, John Nichols. Barksdaie
Nichols. Archibald Nichols. Jane Nichols. Pol
~ Nichols and jimmy Nichols, TO the subscri.
hers, on the 2lst day OF November, 1921, and
duly recorded in the clerk 5 Office Of the coun-
~ court OF Bedford, for the purpose of secu.
rlnga certain debt due John Ashwell, senr.
we shall, on Monday the 9th day of July, 1928,
proceed TO sell, on the premises, by way of
public auction, for ready money,
ONE TRACT OF LAND.
lying on the waters of Saunders's Mill creek
containing 100 acres, more or Less, adjoining
the lands OF George Torsh John Ashwell, senr.
and others Also, the
-F0ttowinS Personal Property,
to wit One Grey Horse, one Cupboard and
one pair of Bellows, or so much as will satisfy
the debt aud cost above mentioned, together
with the interest thereon. We will convey
such title as is vested in us as trustees, and
none other.
JAMES AYERS, I r.,.,
JOHN KASEY, 1F"@ees'
June IS. w3ws Is
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II EIE4.NCERY

IN CH.4NCLRY.
The defendant John Morrison, not having
entered his appearance and given security az,
cofding TO the act Of assembly and the rules
OF this court, and il appearing from the She
rii S return upon the process, that he is not
an inhabtant of this country, on the motion
OF the plaintiff, by his attorney, Ii is ordered.
that the said defendant do appear here on III
fourth Monday in July next, and answer lie
plaintiff bill, that "a copy of this order be in
serted IN newspaper published in Lynchburg,
and posted up at the front door of the court.
house for one month.
cory-Teste,
~ J. STEPToE, c. &c.
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Twenty Dollars Reward,

E'OR experimenting and securing, that
l. obtain possession OF them again, negro
man, JAMES, between 80 aud 30 years OF age,
dark complexion, bow legged, stupid eoun-
tenance, and particularly 9owhen intoxicated !;
aud negro woman, SARAH and child Il
the breast +, the mother Is about 30 years old,
tall, likely aud active. These negroes pur-
chased Of AIR Micajah Camden, OF Amherst
county, la the month OF November last, to
which neigiiborhood, il Is presumed, they will
return. They abseonded on the 18th inst from
any resdence in Salem, Botetouri county, Va.
The above reward will be given ii they are
taken up out OF this county, and ten dollars II
,cigfu il. ". {. BOWER.
| MAY 30 WITS AZ
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Wool EoNs,
Work 70 be let.

1--WE subscriber, appointed Commits
L sioner for that purpose by the county
court OF Amherst, will receive written propo-
sails until The 6lh day Of next month (Jaly)
for the finding materinl, aud performance OF
The following work, siz
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REaA. EoYaYE,
MAN UFACTURING MILL
ron RI, NvJ'

an the 18th day Of July next, / pur-
" pose attending at the Franklin Hotel,
IN Lynchburg, in order 10 rent my FARM
MILL, ON lIhrrlss creek, near its junction
with James River, a short distance from
Lynchburg, with a commodious DWELLING
iloUsEnear il and n large LUMBER HOUSE
on the edge OF Blackwater creek, near its
confluence with James River, and within the
corporation of Lynchburg, being considered
a convenient appendage TO the mill for the
purpose OF a counting room, and OF storing
wheat, -four, sc. and from thence TO the mill
boats can pass with great facility Thorough
repairs are now going on, and the said mill
works five pair of burr stones aud one pair of
rubbers, and has the capacity of manufactur-
ing an immensely of flour of the first quality
The situation is perfectly healthy. A few
hands may be worked 10 advantage on small
plantation connected with the seat, il desired.
A large quantity OF materials are prepared, to
make flour barrels for the use of said mill -
The term OF the lease will be two years, or n
further time, If required The prospects in
the country adjacent TO the mill, are in favor
OF considerable crops OF wheat As the mill
Is too distant from my residence 10 think of
conducting II on my own account, / am de-
tormined To rent very cheap, if fair price
cannot be obtained. JAMES BRUCE
June II 90 tdr
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rMn following Slaves,


viz --solemon, Joshua, David Charles, Id
mund, Moses, Joe, Tom, Daniel, Martin, Bill
", rrissa, Nancy, Sally, Nelly, together With
the increase of the females since The date Of
the deed These slaves are valuable aud we'll
worthy the attention of purchasers amongst
them IS good blacksmith. Terms made
known on the day OF sale. The subscribers
will convey &c the purchaser such title only
as Is vested H. them by said deed
WILLIAM REyELY, ! r....,..,
WM c McALIlSrER, ( f'"''''S'
The above property will be delivered and
sold with my ennscnt--All my creditors IN
said trust are invited to attend that n sacrifice
of my property 10 their loss may not take
place. ARCHIBALD BOILING, Jr
june IL. llntds 30
81 My free consent TO the sale
Of my property, as advertised above, has
never been given. ! WAS deceived by The
representations of Mr.. McAllister, one of
the trustees, who assured me that my con
cent, 50 given, would not Interfere To de
prve me of that redress which had de
termined to seek from the laws of The
country. | inadvertently, and by this in
daccmrni, consented that tire sale should
take place. but hereby declare that the
consent was unfairly obtained aud further
more, that never shall give my consent 10
the transaction.
ARCHIBALD BOILING, IT.
June 81. N2w 1B
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Bedford MAJ Rules, 1923

william MARSHALL plaintiff,
against
John Morrison, John Maynes, William
Whiteley, Charles Whitley, and John smith,
merchants and partners, trading under the
style and firm of William Whitley 4 Co.
defendants
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IN pursuance of decree of the superior
u court Of chancery, held in the town Of
Lynchburg, pronounced on the Goth day Of
May, 1923, in a salt therein depending be
tween Thomas Rudd plaintiff, and Henry
Clark and John II. d. Payne defendants, the
undersigned will proceed, on Tie 9th day Of
JRae neat, at the market house in the said
town, TO sell, all of the
Negro Slaves,
comprised in deed of trust executed by
Thomas Rudd, on the third day of January,
1899, TO the undersigned for the purpose OF
securing certain debts due to the said Henry
Clark, or so many of them as may be neces-
sary TO raise the sum OF eight hundred and
ninety two dollars and four cents, with its
interest. The sale will be for cash, and such
title only conveyed to the purchaser as may
be vested in the undersigned by the said DC
cree and deed.
JOHN r D. PAYNE, Trustee.
May OF wtdss4
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Notice.


in the town of Lynchburg, viz One LOT ut
the junction of 4th street aud 4th alley, con.
tanning SD by l32 feet, on which there is
MExA am excellent two story BRICK
E::E HOUSE and other out houses !;
iIslS one other LOT, adjoining the
same, Ala feet, on 4th street run
nthg back 1872 feet and one other LOT, on
ith alley aud running back 1855 feet, being
the same purchased by Jas. Stewart OF Samuel
X. Jennings, aud on which is a comfortable
framed two story HOUSE. One, two and
three years credit will be given, on the pur-
chasers giving bond andapproved security
lie trustees will convey only such title as is
vested in them by virtue of said deed of trust
DAVIDSON BRADFUTE, ]
JOHN Nj. GORDON, trustees
June IL. IDS 90
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-11-08

densed both by pressure, and reduction
oil temperature, returns 10 the place oil
its generation 10 be used again.
is the broad ground OF my claim. In
my engine the wol king cylinder is with
in the boiler, and entirely surrounded
with the fluid; and the whole is enclos-
ed in furnace of sheet iron. The
steam, after giving motion TO the piston,
is forced by lis reaction into another YES
sci, which call cooler; and from this
last, the boiler is re-supplied, by means
of a small pump, and Is kept always
tall.
AS none of the fluid is lost except
from the unavoidable imperfection OF
the apparatus, further proposed the
use of aether, or spirits instead OF water.
These fluids exert given force with
comparatively small expense OF heat
an object OF prime Importance; for IN
proportion as the requisite heat is lessen
ed, the weight and size of the boiler
and furnace may be diminished, as the
cost, weight and storage of fuel"
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-11-08
FROM EUROPE.
NETWORK, OCT. II.

NETWORK, OCT. IA.
By the arrival last evening of the
packet ship, John Wells, capt. Harris
from Liverpool, the Editors OF the New
York Daily Ad. ertiser have received
London papers to the 7th, Liverpool to
The 9Th, Lioyds lists to the 5th. Snip
ping lists to the 9th, and Prices Current
10 the 9Th OF Sept. all inclusive.
The Paris papers by this arrival are
to the Alb of September, TWO days later
than the accounts received by the Lallah
Rookh at Charleston.
The London Courier says, the situa-
lion Of affairs al Cao.iz is such as 10 cause
considerable uneasiness 10 the French
government. Every attempt a, negocia-
,ion with ine Cortes had failed, and there
was no better ground for believing that
better success would attend with any
future proposals. In The meantime
The war llngers--thc summer is hasten
ing to a close, there IS every reason to
expect that masters will remain thus
undecided till the rains set in. The
French ministers as may be supposed,
are fully sensible OF The increasing diff
cuities OF the contest, and anxious if pos
sble to effect a speedy termination oi the
campaign.
During the present year, 50 DAB males,
and 38485 female slaves, have been
liberated rom personal slavery in Rus
STA.
"A letter from Bayonne, dared 28th
August, anticipates the speedy tall of
PampeIuna, hui thinks ii will be other
wise with Csdiz, and that the French
troops before that city are not adequate
TO take 1t.
The siege of Pampclona was to COM
mence on he 18Th OF September.
The blockade of Sanfona daily be-
comes more vigorous. a considerable
French feet was before thai port.
An entire post Of Constituencies are
said to have crossed The canal oil Troca-
dero and loinod the French troops.
When Algeziras surrendered there
appears to have been found but 2lo
prisoners, and five months provisions
in that fortress.
The French funds on Thursday, Alb
Sept are said to have fallen considera-
bly,: the London Courier, however, dis
believes tbs report.
Colombian bonds rose to S., on the
6'h Sept.
The French ship Gustave, from ST.
D amingo for Havre. with cargo valued
at 10000 pounds, has been captured by
a Spanish privateer.
The Constitutional says, the empe-
ror Of Austria has granted permission TO
one Of the archdukes TO marry young
and agreeable woman taken from the
lowest class Of his subjects.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-11-08
LONDON, SEPT. 2

THE CAUSE OF The GREEKS.
Extract ofa letter from member ofthe
Provisional Government of Greece,
TO a friend at 1ncona, dated ZreEo-
Atza July 4, 1928.
9" am happy 10 be enabled to inform
you that the Turkish hordes who have
been concerned in the unprovoked mas
sacres perpetrated on the peaceful in-
habitants of the villages near Boios, are
at length totally deprived OF ali the means
Of doing further mischief. They were
attacked ON the 2lst ult. by the brave
Gen. Tossos, at Mara,hio, and defeated,
with loss OF 400 killed, and number
of prisoners, together with Ave standards.
Karskakia and S,ornari continue 10 pur-
sue the advantages mentioned to you in
former letter; they have attacked ana
beaten the enemy at every point, SO that
he is in full retreat ON the side OF Agra
pea. The district Of Selma, in Gambia,
known for the valor and cruelty OF its
Alahometan inhabitants, has been eyacu-
ated by the whole OF them, after five
days continued fighting, during which
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-11-08

our troops were directed By Tombasi,
the Governor General, in person. Your
friend Mr.. H. greatly distinguished HIM
self throughout this obstinate struggle,
having established several batteries,
which did immense injury to the enemy.
"The continuance of the plague, and
its ravages Cd board the ships, has forced
the Egyptian fleet again TO quit The wa
ters OF Gambia. 1t is generally supposed
TO have steered in the direction OF Alex
andrla, off which port, trust, part of
our feet that lately sailed from Isara,
will have arrived ere this"
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-11-08

added; one written in January, 1910,
and the other in January, 1912. In the
last he complains Of having been cruelty
aud unjuslly treated by Mr. Adams and
niimatcs that though he had him IN his
power, he had been very sparlns OF re-
taliatiyn.
Ii has been stated, we know not upon
what authority, that these letters we're
some years ago, offered to Two distin-
gushcd Federallsts IN Boston, who, as
soon as they understood they were con-
fiden,ial letters, rejected them with 10
dignation, and refused even to look at
them. They are now published 10 pro-
duce an impression unfavorabie to John
Quincy Adams, "a scion OF the old
stock" as he is called in the preface.
We trust there is diecernmen, enough
in the community to let John Quincy
Adams stand or fall by his own merits.
Ii is not our doctrine that wsen rte ia
Tiers have eaten sour grahes the chill
aren's teeth are set on edge.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-11-08
PERKINS STEAM ENGINE.

The claim of Mr.. Perkins to the in
venlion OF the New Steam Engine has
been contested already by Mr.. James
Scott of Rhode Island. He says:-
"The principal to which allude is
capable of an infinite variety in its appli-
cation, and embraces every possible
construction, in which the steam, con-
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-11-08

The Hon. Timothy Pickering is, we
understand, preparing for the press
" some documents and facts" which
the Boston Galaxy says would probably
never have seen the high, but for TIE
publication OF Mr.. Adams Letters.
Bali. Pat.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-11-08
S28 90
That he had lost nothing by the n,

That he had lost nothing by the me-
chanics who had given up the business,
~ any way whatever, except the safe Of
good many articles with which he
usually supplied them, aud for which
le could find no customer at present.
The other mechanics aud farmers made
similar statements, and upon examiua :
ion, il was found that the store-keeper
ard the COMMON carrier were the only
oees who had made any advantage, and
theif advantages were merely commits
,lons and the fare.