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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1825-10-12
Worcester, IS. September 20, 1925.
TyAKEN on Execution, (hay

N ing been previously attached on mesne
process) and will be sold at Public vendue, at
the house Of Elijah Broscn, 4nnholder in Pax
ton, on Monday the twenty-fourth day of Oc-
tober next, at one Of the clock in the after
noon, all the Right in Equity which AARON
ABBOT has TO redeem the mortgaged Real
Estate on which he now lives, situated in the
nor'herly part OF Paxton, consisting Of about
sixty acres Of Land, with the Buildings there
on. SAMUEL SMITH, ID. Sheriff.
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thess s,rat works of art and eaieYprl.e. =.
On lhr slab IT fts lower end. afa the fal
lowing wuds -" Erie Canal. LIT poster
lily he excited 10 lfTrptsatF orr Zee ~
siihliaus, aud = mnlte sill ggeat,r IF
lofls than tlfeff ancestors, ~ promole
! pubic prnspeflly,hY The feeailtsei'Dn thai
tbese wurks ii inicfnh Improvement
refe achieved bg he spisa aud perSegsr
/ " ales ~ HEPuntfcAS FRTHHEr.' IN
the slah az The nrpef end .--n lie Erie Ca
phl, 5aa TITLES IN length. Nas common.
cd thn 3th ofJaly, 1917. and completed
q y the yrar 1s25, al ap expense ct nbual
d" s7,ooh000 aud MIS- const arttd eselu-
"sistiy ~ rnE eirizEss q TIC Stalt u
" New fJgk.'
10 greeeat IKta Storms The Londen
Coulter gives the falioNiug prev of lufur-
nation \ gentleman no@ on the Cont.
nent writes, that the whole country ~ the
neifhborhoud Il Lausanne i nnderg ,ing
singular process, ealled pa@gfelng. 1he
paraRtelcs CONSIST of roits 10 feet high,
RI ed 500 feel from each other, 90 uhieh
conductors are attached Greet rayages
are frequently ocea'lnntd 10 lhe vineyards
by hail storms; and II IS asseried thai these
conductors toy deprl,inS The hal clouds nf
their sapprahundant rlcctueity, viii cause
IAN.
ugssnicr4 Dot. Bliter, ply sicitn Of
eninener, at kadenshurg, details AZ ionfih
II Tie National lateligeueef, hs mode vi
treating the Dyseattry, ia winch he has
been very sucttssl1l. The method FOLLOW.
cd hy him Is thr use OF cold ice water
thrown up into Tire bowels very half hout,
together with the usual reunedirs applied
IN That fatal disease.
ldRipyrtS Vampires are a species OF
bal. winch arv shid to suck blond from a
person "hl' sleeping instuuallnR ia tongue
lintuasein without nftAaoaius - much pam
as Ia awaken him faaunG him all the time
with It's wIogi. Il way vi illustration, NC
gts, tue following iatf .--C npt, Stradnan.
dar,0g his expedition "a Smmnm, aN aklag
one Morning, Wa exceedingly alarmed on
duding hl' hammock STEPPED almost thru
aud htmsoN weifetiHb IN oongealed blood,
hug lnsensihlr II any degree of pain. He
started TAP aud called iut the surgeon ap-
pfallng like Il spectre, with Aale ans lag
gard eountcnaner, aud his lin6n dreuchod
h g"re. The MYSTERY was soon cleared
by the discovery that the patient had beai
IN IN by Vampire. This nnimal (hc adds
Is feqacrtIy known tn suck the blood nom
men aud cattle, while they are asleep, even
I'll hey die, knowing that the person they
are bout to attnrk Is Ia Il profound slum-
bur-. thr} generally alight near the feet.
where, Willie lhe creature continues fan
Ming with ts WlngB. which kerpa ous cool,
he htl.s Il piece Of the tip of tire great toe
50 very small indeed, that the head Of a PIN
could scarcely he introduced INTO The
wound, yet through dis oriiee he eouln-
ties 10 sncs the blood on.l ho Is obliged 10
dlagorgr he then begins again, and thus
continues sucking and dBgorgag I'LL be II
scarcely able 10 1y aud the sufferer has
often been known 10 sleep from tiue to a.
terulty
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not coHifassnei the constitution ~ the "
nited States by punishmg the authorities
ofFcxardp, Cor aiding the PiWies --hpcause
we are already a, war with thru, and Nith
their ahettors-4th. tut b. did not 81 be-
You'd the limits prescribed by the writer's
On tue laws of nations, and ably, thu; be
has the sanction fpreeedeat, the capture OF
Amelia ,laad and Galveston, sn1 the IN
ear sion OF Gen. jackson flruishnz mach
stronger cases than his Own. Sael, u f,i,
summary ofthe points strong il them
selves, aud douhly stroes from the mgenl-
Gus Illustrations OF Mr.. jones, (Con,. Por-
ter's Counsel aud thnir iust application.
The Court Martial must ind him mol gull
" OF this charge, in al rs branches Or II
they do not. it viii he impossible for Nc,
Adams 70 give hi, sanction 10 contrary
verdict, with his eloquent and able defence
of Gea. jackson, gaIlty Of lar more agsra-
waited offences Of they were ofrnces) than
Com Porter, staring hinin the lace. Up
GA the other charge, 3" contact ua5eoomi1g
an fIttcft I'VE Slall IAIHIah a summary
Of the Arguments in our next.
We cannot close tins part of the sabjec
without alladlns Ia one branch 81 the de.
rucr. ltls that winch relics for the ex-
culpation Of Com, Porter upon the ground
ofPceceieat So true " 1t, thatwhat - prect.
alHt torday becomes lao tomorrow, aud
Thus " many an error efeeps into the state
II should adtnOuish MS In beware how we
multiply them 10y saoctionog dangerous
aud improper cuudact, because 1t has hecn
pursued by goat .,nl honest men. Other
men, cunning and ambitious, may seek u
shelter for their deeds, however thy may
affect the peaee and prosperity ofthe eolm-
TRY, on1 lis Institutions. under this broad
cloak We are too hastily abandoning the
restrictions Of the contribution, and the die.
tates Of prudence. five 30 on in tins way,
our government will soon cease TO he s5s-
tenn Of lfr scriPta /; aud become, III that
Of Great Britain system of Precedt MS.
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SOUTH AMERICA.

Thr Ufiiam Bgard arrived at Nav
York. has brought Carlhngrna papers to
the itth nit. aud Bogoie to ibe Q7th June.
Bnlivap had set out for Ca2ea IN Upper
Prr0, fpr the purpose of regulating the
government If that part of the fefnsinn
republic. talltb was closely bloekaded
h) the c. uhian hert, and hn American
vessel which bad attempted 10 gel IN with
had been obptured by the bee
alrgcra. Thu Carhagcna pnpe,- contain
The ?boiat details of the engagement nc
thlcas, IN which Gen. Dlncta WA do
lpated and killed., The Peruvian Repre-
sFutal,es Of the~Grand Congress Of the :.
American Republics, arrived at Panama on
The i7th jane. Thr depniies from the %
Their nations wrrr expected almost imfns-
dnlely. This ",enl, y says the Panama
Gezttte, evil br hailed ~ an rpaeh of
power, Blory, and happinese, to the new
world"
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Cou.PORTER's DEFENCE.

The trial Of Com Porter has by this time
been brought to close. We regret that
we have Mt room for the very able anu m
genious defence of his counsel. But we
will state the points upon which be rests
for Justification. There are two charges
brought against the Commandments DIS
obedience of orders al, Conduct unhe
coming an officer. We shall coollne our
summary of the arguments in the Defence
to-dap 10 the list head.
After very feeling appeal to the Court
Martial and modest, though forelbie, al
I,s;on IN the services Com, L, has render
o1 The Rfpub!c--aaa expressing his Salts
r,ction that the t,ia is about to be brought
to , close. the Counsel proceeds to show
that. according to every military CODE and
according to our own navy ie5"'au"ns'
ti,,. institutions of the Secretary ai the VA
20 ia the commander OF vessel of meet
cannot be considered as the orders OF Su
ner,or officer and that the terms III "h'''
mi. na-.nee is made punishable by the '''
,od t1tli naval articles Of War, are s"ch a'
~, render i conclusive that II was "ssiSoe'
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THE VYRGKrGEAN.
LYYCHBURG, AUGUST 10, 1875
10 Correspondents and Readers.

aBarney's' style is easy and humorous. but
- commences without a beginning, and ends
without coming to a conclusions. FIVE knew
tie writer's object, we could better determine
rl.,her or not to publish it.
~ MIS- inadmissibIe. We do not in
,erfere with polrniics.
A. ""-- ssss.s''' has already made its
sesearanco in newspaper Of this place, its
publication in our columns IS unnecessary.
The article on our first page is interesting
We hope is length will not alarm the reader.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-08-15
INIPIIIAAI

Surrender If he ,4ua. Spanish ship Of tie
Inc, aaa bag Coastdate, 10 tie .Heriean
GoUerHRitHt
We have It's ,noneni received by The
sehouoer Bloehtr Captain Smith, ia TWEEN
I've days from Sacri6clos, Mexican papefs
to the lsi Of Jdy, containing The Official
accounts ofthe aufreudrl ofihV above naln-
ed rcssels. ihr Documents alluded 10 i'm
The despatch II Geo. Yeteria detailing the
occurrences that preceded the surrender OF
the vessels n Monterrey. arc too long tor
present publication. II vii be rtcnllected
,hal those yessels were not included Ia the
cApitulatieo made ii thf battle Of Ayaen-
cho, hul sai.J from lallao In Peru, with
part Of The officers ot tbe defeated army.
tor 1t nov APPEARS tbat hey surrendered
to the Mexican OoverDmeot. Fed. Gar.
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CUBA--Wc obsert. BY the New Or
leans papeafs that Intelligence la h.en
recently received "a thai city, coailfning
the statement Ne sometime ago publ she'd.
respecting the treaty between Spain and
ira0ce by which Cuba aud Porto III.
81 were 10 be occupied by the litef.--.
Ii would sfem, according To some &C.
counts, TINT this hu-iotss IL TO BIZ inana-
rcd IN sufh a way as mol TO eise UNI
h. age 10 Great Britain, the United Staten,
nr the South Aol,iiean Repuhlics for al
though GosernorVNes ~ to be superseded,
and successor appointed .utir4i under
French Influence, the Spanish nag IA still 10
wave on the eastlr, aud The business oflhe
custom. 10 br conducted ~ il no alteration
had taken place. Il il supposed thai Tia.
concentration of the large French hert.
which VAS lately of 81 Domingo, haa
some reference to this arrangement.
~ \. 4. Post
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-08-15

= tAAAA AhAAti TIC nHAhAt W Its VI u 9Hilffi=
Or. More particularly IN this case can il
not be considered as +" disohedicnca of
orders" because Com. porier's iastrucli-
ons left to him wide latitude Of construe-
ton. aud invested him with extensive
Discretionary powers. In the exercise Of
this discretion, be deemed himself boana
by those very Instructions 10 attack Foxar-
do, because he had every reason to believe
that II was nest OF pirates, a deposit of
their p'under, aud sanctuary of protce-
ton 10 which they Rrd ia the hour Of dan
ger, from the arm Of Justice. The Com
modorc's Counsel argues very iogruiously.
and very truly, that positive order Civ
en- in a definite case" may be disoheyrd
" but il is impossible To understand how a
person can directly dsobeya an order which
clothes him with discretionary power, II
be used in n variety of cases The Cum
sci goes on To argue that Com. Porter,
deemed himself abiding by The true spit
and the strict letter of his Instructions aud
that he should think it vi gul,r indeed fhe
We're 10 be punished Tor placing that inter
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WASEz 1.1sz ox31g cLpY
CAN "a LOTTERY
G. a6.9ac.
aaI40 %LEZEB,

Price Of Iicacts s. only, SAarfs IA PfoPoFIloR
Il Adyenturefs should cai at the Lucky
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cHuA@ra IMArg EVER
rALL g. VvEMgaa aoDD7:


EALL 81 S9yL NpnE1 0oDD7:
Conlpftsins u complete Stock q. hs JoAole-
aaR ai,eitgt
Cloths, Cassimcres, Vestugs. Iri1h Linens,
heaings, Linen CnnliTios,
Cambfe Mu,lins,
Rose aud PoiDt Blnnkntt,
Red, yellp,y aud white tlannel'
Nesf a5Ie silks,
Canton Haukeen, figured md plaiu Grapes,
R3heo, pt the newest Fashions,
Mali Mails, IT the nrwest patterns, sonh Of
winch ave direct from France,
4 4 nnd G-I Book Mlsllu,
Merino aud Grape shhWta,
Bel ldbbos ana ,ekies, new style,
satfia and Gauze Ribbons,
New s. ,r Prnis, (yery clicap)
SILK stockings and GHovos,
Gunilfncb's Beaver and Woodstock Gloves,
Cotton, aoried aud wooilen Stockings,
super silk Flag,
Tortoise, Tuck and Side Combs,
Aud "a nt.r..r,I ttssartfucut al Fancy nrttclat
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g q III IL N IS

Loittry and EIehuHgt- 0Gice, Ii .Market-ss-
BALTIMORE,
Where oil the great capitals Of $40 600, TO-
e0e, 5000, were sold in the Grand Suite Lot
terry dre~n last week, and aohere more edpilnk
pttres Lapf been obtained Hun at any other Of
Zee IA .jmrritn.
Orders from any part al the United states.
or territories, either by mil or post phid, or
BY utiyate conveyance, enclosing the cash or
prize ia any iotteries, will meet with the
same prompt aud pppetua attention as IL OH
personal application aldreesed 10
1. COHEN, Jr.-- baltimore
Aug. IL. tsltl
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P0Sx9CREpT-
LATEST FROM EUROPE

The last Eew-Yorl papers eoatainaeeounts
from liverpool 70 tie 29d Jaue tnt hey
are ulmosl entirely devoid Of interest The
Cotton Mafltei il dulI--Tbe article las fallen
nom 10 fraoc per ID. Tie Greeks eonti-
mao to be prosperous, though the dtta,fs are
vague and aaihferesiiag. There Is nothing
81 Interest from The Continent except dat
Ito Cisregoi spain hive agreed 10 raiee sn
army for fefdlneud, y Re viii permit them TO
appoint The officers They also insisi upon
ihe evacuation Of their terfiiofy By tho
ffeauh troops.
-"1rss.,..
WAsmsetoS. August a--Tlie President Of
The uuiie1 3ialesNe Cen Lafayette IN the
dy on Saturday afternoon, on q visit 10 Tue
late President Monroe. ~ Leuduuff county -
Amer peadtg frw days there, and ~ tbs
neighborhooa, the General Will return hitler.
md soon MFR, We understand, proceed, by
the WY ol Irededck zbafg, 10 visit aud ials
lenye ii the Es.freatdehla jefferson and Ma-
olson. Tue 6eneral II u expected, will em-
eafk tor France about tie iirst proAimo.
t.Ydf INT
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1825-02-15
POETRY.
TIE WIND.

THE WIND.
The wind has language would coulc
learn;
Sometimes It's soothing, and sometimes III!
stern,
--Sometimes it comes like low, sweet song
And all things grow calm, as the sound foat'
along,
And the forest is loll'd by the dreamy strain,
And slumber sinks down on the wandering
main,
And its crystal arms are folded in rest,
And the tall ship sleeps on its heaving breast
Sometimes, when autumn grows yellow ant
scar,
And the sad clouds weep for the dying year,
& comes like a wizard, and mntters the spell,
~ would that the magical tones might tell
And it beckons the leaves with its viewles:
hand,
And they leap from the branches at his com
mand,
And follow its footsteps with wheeling feet,
Like fairies that dance in the moonligh
sweet.
sometimes it comes in the wintry night,
And hear the flap of its pinions of might,
And see the flash offs whitening eye,
AS it looks from the thunder clouds sailing OF
high,
And pauses to gather its fearful breath,
And lifts up its voice like the angel OF death
And the pillows leap up when the summons
they hear,
And the ship flies away, as if winged witt
fear,
And the uncouth creatures that dwell in the
deep,
Start up at the sound from their floating sleep
And career through the waters, like cloud:
thro' the night,
To share in the tumult their joy and delight
And when the moon rises, the ship is no more,
It's Joys and its sorrows are vanished and DER,
And the fierce storm that slew it, has faded
away,
Like the dark dream that flies from the light
OF the day
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1825-02-15
LoOk ont for u Villain!

YsVHE public are hereby cautioned against be-
4 ing deceived BY man who in this place
called his name STEWART, and in Edwards
vile and some other places called his name
JANNiNGs, and probably some other names
He W entrusted in Lewistown, Fulton coun-
ty, with two deeds of conveyances of land in
said Lewistown. from Ossan NJ. Ross to Ste
phen Phelps, together with $4,000 in money
TO deliver to me in Sangamo county, with
which he has absconded, and he probably may
assume my name for the purpose ofdefranding
some person in selling the lands described in
said deeds. He was last heard Of about II
miles from Vandalia By information, he is
about 35 years of age, and nearly six feet in
height STEPHEN PHELPS.
Sangamo county, Nov %, 1924.
o. Printers of newspapers are requested
to publish the above.
Nov. so.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1825-02-15
PROSPECTUS
Of zoeekly religious paper, to be published IN
Cincinnati, to be entitled
ZiON'S ADVOCATE.
AND
YIN REGISTER.

U,EoLEYAN REGISTER
1t has b, IN subject of regret to the reli
gious cnmaiunity, that SO few publications, IN
tended to disseminate moral and religious in
telhgenoe, have succeeded in the Western
Country. Want of support, to those thai
hav { tailed, has prevented renewed attempts
b.. : made for the establishment Of papers OF
= 5 description The increasing number OF
mcnbers of the Methodist Church, demand =
publication of this kind and it is to them We
ioo., for support yet to our christian friend
Of other denominations, who wish to extend
the circulation of "glad tidings of great joy
which shall be unto all people" the ADVOCATE
will also be a useful messenger
We deem it unnecessary to give detailed
plan, to be observed in the ZIoS's ADVOCATE
a general one shall suffice.
In addition to religious information, such as
Practical Sermons and Dissertations, Missiona-
ry Intelligence, Revivais, &c. Literary Arti-
Giles Will be inserted. A summary of Foreign
and Domestic News win be given; and infor-
nation OF q general nature, will occupy small
portion Vt the paper. One page will be de-
voted to advertisements.
A. N. DEMlNG.
J. II. WOOD.
TERMS.
ZION'S ADVOCATE will be published
weekly, on medium sheet, and new type, at
t1eo doUafs per annum, payable every six
months in advance.
The first number will be issued on the first
day Of Janurry, 1925.
Cincinnati, October, 1924.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1825-02-15
THE COMMENTATOR.

a weekly newspaper, of the largest size, is
published at Frankfort, Kentucky,
EVERY SATURDAY MORNING.,
BY j. G. DANA & j. H, HOLEMAN;
The Political and Literary Departments being
principally under the direction ofthe former.
IT is primary object of the Editors of this
Z paper to make it really useful as vehicle
of information with this view such foreign
and domestic occurrences as are deemed most
Interesting, will appear as early as possible, and
and as much in detail as their limits will admit.
A variety of articles, original and selected,
political, moral and miscellaneous, will usually
find aplace.
As the publication is made at the seat of CO.
vernmcnt, it will contain the earliest inforina-
ton Of the proceedings of the State Legisla.
ture, which will be carefully reported, and re-
guarly published, during the session.
A brief sketch of the proceedings of the
Court Of Appeals, in which vast number of
individuals are deeply interested, is prepared
for, and published in this paper, during each
term.
TRE COMMENTATOR, as a political journal,
will always while in the hands Of the present
publishers, be conducted, in moderation and
candor, upon democratic principles; with
steady adherence to the constitutions, state
and national, as the paramount lo1cs Of the people
themselves; and sincere desire to sustain each
department of the government in faithful
discharge of its duties " to the end it may be
government OF laws and not Of men,"
n,+O
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1825-02-15
ST. LOUIS AND ILLINOIS
TEAM-HOAY EEkNX.

RATES OF FERRIAGE.
all empty wagons, carts, and other
carriages, returning any time with
in ten days after crossing, FREE.
Drivers, and children under 10 years
of age, with their parents or mas
tiers, FREE.
zach Horse and rider. 50
foot passenger, l23
live hog, sheep, or calf, l24
" head of neat cattle, 50
u head of other cattle, 81
100 feet Of plank or timber, 1o4
." 100 lbs. of merchandise, 8
gig and horse, y it'll l or riders, 8 25
sulkey and one horse, 90
q" one horse and wagon, Is
two horses and wagon, / Is
four horses and wagon, 225
two or four horse wagon loaded
with coal, lime, brick, plank,
corn, or hre-wood, l 90
q two or four horse market wagon
loaded with the produce of the
country, usually sold at the st.
Louis market house, SO
q cart and one horse, IS
. cart and one yoke of oxen, SO
market cart and one yoke of
oxen, 90
SAMUEL VIRGINS.
Dec 81. 1894,
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1825-02-15
Land Intelligence Office.

7 HAVE opened Land Intelligence Office at
n .4IL.4S, (the county seat of the bounty
Lauds) Pike county, Illinois, the object of
which is to accommodate owners of lands 10
enable them to exchange and consolidate. TO
pay taxes, have deeds recorded, and to give
information to those who have adverse clsims
on record, with the true situation of o1vnersiib.
will also furnish correct information as to the
position of lands, their adjacence to settle
ments, quality OF soil, timber, waters, &c. to-
gether with any other information that may
be requested-Charges moderate and propoS.
toned TO the trouble
LEONARD ROSS.
REFERENCES-Sh ad,'ach Bond, late Go.
vernon of Illinois; Hon. Jesse b. Thomas Hon.
.Nsaian EdsOards: Hon. Daniel p Cook Hon,
Thomas Reynolds; Elias K. Kane, Esq. CIR.
tiSs Blaheman, Esq; lillian s. Hamilton, ESQ.
.4Jti'ed Co7ples, Esq; John 7fRaon, Esq. Hep.-
ry Starr, Esq; HOOPER Warren, Esq. Hon.
Rufus Pettibone; Uidiam Orr, Esq In New.
York, Hon. Daniel Gray, tebhen B. .Hu,rn,
George r. Davis. In Massachusetts, Hon.
Elijah H. NILS Col. Joseph Grattan, COL Henry
". D7pight. Nov. /
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1825-02-15

Il
A T their old stand, next to the Post Office,
IA Main street, Edwardsyille, return their
thanks to their customers for the liberal en-
enlargement heretofore received, and inform
them that they are the exclusive proprietors
for making and vending Spring Saddles, in
this state, on Bryan's old spring cantle plan
also, on his new and highly improved spring
barred plan. The construction of the spring
barred plan is such, as to render them much
easier to the rider and safer for the horse.
Any orders, with short notice, will be
promptly attended to. They have fine as
sortment of eastern materials, and intend keep
ing on hand general assortment of work, OF
the most fashionable kind, such as Mems Patent
Elastic Spring Saddles plain, inlaid, shattered,
and those of the common kind Also, Ladies'
Saddles, of the best and most fashionable kind,
together with an elegant assortment of
Valices, Portmanteaus, Saddle-Bags, Trunks,
Carriage, Dearborn, Gig, and Wagon Harness,
Horsemen's Caps, Holsters, and other military
accoutrements All OF those articles they war
rant will be made equal if not superior to any
ever made in the western part of the United
States. They have also a quantity of Shoe
Leather, sole and upper.
Any of the above articles will be sold low
for cash, Pork, good Hides tanned Deer
skins, sklrting, Bees-wax and rallow.
CT Cash paid for good dry Hides
N. B. All those indebted to the above firm,
are requested to make payment by the first
of February, OF have their notes and accounts
placed in the officers hands for collection.
Nov I6-78S9t