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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-02-25

tract Of Limestone llnd, presented 50 complete.
ly 10 view as the one upon which the part of the
river Schuykl passes. has many curiosities. In
one of he holes which the water had made, stone
being dropped in, il was heard TO tumble among the
rocks beneath until the sound was apparently lost
in some vast ehssn hundreds Of feet below. On
some cattle going drink at puddle in the canal,
COW slipped into Of the holes, from which she
drawn out by means OF ropes. with some diff
Guilty. A dwelling house. standing on the bank,
being partly under mned by the waer in one OF the
recent experiments tie cellar gave way. and barrel
OF cider, with other articles, sank into the aperture,
and carried of by The stream far into the inte-
rior OF the earth, where they will probably forever
remain, as it would be useless to attempt to find
them. At the same time, the water entering one
oF The leaks, and taking course immediately under
and acros. the bed Of The Schuylkill river il reap
reared at a spring Of water, called Kissinger's
Spring, more than quarter Of a mile distant from
where it entered The less. Such is the nature of
limestone land. and over which it was unfortunately
necessary the canal should pass.
Reading Chron
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-02-25

Messvs. Charles Bird and Doctor Khghler, have
discovered two 6ne veins OF bumnous coal. in the
ii or Pokono mountain, nine miles above Harris
burg, and within FIVE miles of the Su.quehanna and
about mile distant from Stony creek, which can
be rendered navgabIe a, trihing expense. This
coal, though found in the same range with the an
thtacile Of the l.ehgh and Schuylkili, is compara-
lively light, bi,uminous, and burns with clear
strong fame. gnites very easily yields no percepti
Die smoke, and emits no disagreeable smell. This
discovery promises plentiful supply Of valuable
fuel for manufacturing as we'll as household pur
poses at very cheap rae. We have seen /, tried
in the crate, it makes speedy and agreeable FIRE
and We understand it is found excellent for smith
work. lancaster Gazette.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-02-25

Mr.. King. of New York rose, and said, in offer.
ing the resolution be was about to submit, though
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-02-25

j In the Senate, on Wedne. day, Feb. l6. MIR.
BENTON, Of Missouri, on leave introduced the
following bill which was read and passed to a
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-01-18
TGzSGEE,Es 4:2s. lST !Eg0V5s.


Fr0m the .Aclc- lori: Statesman.
10y, oGSVEhsAT'oNs OF LORD BYaos.-our last
80 p"p9'S mention that this volume would
SSu' rom 'ne Lo"dor n'tss in about two weeks;
"' Pa.'Gel" ol the hose VINO are about
t, III 'n's CITY, procured the sheets from
NE london proprietor at an extra price, which will
e mem 10 give IT to the American reader al
i;,a1.,; 0,u as zen INTO the hands oi the British
,ne e., possible mat the name OF Byron, and
of .;, ~ P"'Po'"g 20 furnish correc! reports
ie.;o. ..''.'i' ''e.shuonj ray s'v" u "A cncu-
a r,,o,.,.,, IT'' ne'"s Of the 80, either in
reader Of tb. ,aI,,, ,.u' OF ''G", vi 'niS' the
y" ''C F".uHc wnen q shall appear Che
~ .i.'' better able 10 Judge than
cor. ,r o,.oy,.- De'o'' U.s. no." winch sc
am, .f.r..o.c -, Wy" aP''1''' ana without
thrv viii st,n1 =. ,s ron '' "''s ia which
..v.r,c, 9" -. Wv" 's''''
~ reside IN. 500 !, .;,,., '''"n'""'y "acc
Jsai CONTEMPLATION .,,. ,'.,r u.s. tt. Toes is
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-01-18
ANrCDoTE OF SAMUEL rooyE

Shak 'spcarr makes Fattgd not only witty, but
the cause of wit i'll others; and Goldsmith id that
no man could be in Caleb Whitcfofd's company
without catching tbs itch of pumnng. -The English
Arstophamcs, aS Foote was called. was one ofthese;
and greater proof can be given of his comic pow
than in the following amccdute, related bv DR..
Johnsoa:-"'Fhe first time, said he, II was in COM
pany with Foutc, was at Fltzherbcrt'S. Having no
good opinion of the fellow, was resolved not 10 be
pIeaSed,- and it Is vtly difficult to please man
against his will. went on eating my dinner pref
~ sullenly, affecting not to mind him; but the dog
became SO irresisiiOly comic, that was Obliged to
lay down my knife and fork, throw myself back in
my chair, and fairly laugh it out. Sir lie was IL
resiStible!"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-01-18
NAVY COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,


YHNlIE Commissioners of the Navy will receive
Proposals until ) o'clock p. NJ. OF Friday, the
18th of January next, Tor such quantity Of pit
coal, OF the best quality may be required during
the year 1928. from the persons contracting at the
Navy Yards at
Portsmouth. New Hampshire;
Charlcstnwn. Massachusetts;
Brooklyn, New York;
Philadelphia, Penn;
Washington, ID. C.; and
Gospori, Virginia.
The whole must be delivered at the different
Yards free from any additional expense to the L .
States, and subject to the inspection and approval
of the Commandments of the respective Yards. or
SUCH other inspection the Commissioners may
direct. The proposals must state the price asked
per bushel of five pecks.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-01-18

P.4LUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE,
N pursuance of a Deed of Trust from Archelaus
ID Hughes and wife, to Nathaniel Sheppard, and
John b. Clopton, dated the 9th of May, 1920, of
record Ill the Clerks Office OF the Hastings Court of
the city OF Richmond for the purpose securing the
payment of a sum of money to Byrd George, will be
sold at Public Auction, the premises, for ready
money, on the 10Th day of January, 1926, at the
hour of II O'Clock, all that tenement lying IN III.
said city, where the said Hughes lived al the date
OF said deed the corner of &. and Tenth streets it
being part of the lot OF ground numbered in the plan
OF said city, three hundicS and ninety mo
1919 and bounded as mentioned in the said deed of
trust.
0-5-By consent OF parties, the above sale is
postponed to l5th.February. 1925.
n. SHEPPARD.
Jan. IL BYRD GEORGE
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-01-18
5 Al.T1r.s ..AsT.sSN.AC'g.
Jan. I2.
EDUCAIYOM

WlIH the assistance of Mr.. Geo. w. Duke,
w shall keep small Boarding School, at my
residence, next year In this school will be taught
the Greek and Latin Languages, together with those
branches OF learning which constitute u complete
Engii,h education The school will commence ON
Monday, the 24th day of January, 1926, and will
continue for ten months, exclusive of vacations
The price of Board, Tuition, Washing, Lodgiup
and Fuel, will be one hundred dollars, PAYABLE one
half on the first day of July, 1926, and the other
half on the first day of December following
The discipline of the school will be perennial and
as much care and kindness will be extended to
boys contlded to my care, TO my own children.
Small boys will be preferred TO large ones, and
those that are unruy vicious will not be admitted
into the school. Should any such be palmed upon
noe, they will be expelled, as soon as they shall be
found to be ungovermable My residence is i'm the
county OF Louisa, forty miles from Richmond and
about the same distance from Frcdericksburg The
stage from Fredericksburg to Gainesville passes
within tour hundred yards of my residence and
that from Richmond to Hanisomhurg within two
miles OF 1t. Letters to me must be directed TO
"Jackson's Post Office, Louisa"
WILLIAM NELSON, Jun
DEC it' w1tT
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-01-18
POETRY,
from tie NltiOHGl .idrUcuie.
4 80, A.,AnN

hEJlGbDN.
When starting round the course Of life
knew not where the race would end;
l picked me out 4 beautcOus wife,
And gave my heart chosen friend
-An5-yct felt my bosom bleed
When breathins DER the bridal kiss;
l asked my heart if this indeed
Was love and peace and happiness.
clasped my friend unto my breast,
And called him BROTHER Of my soul:
And yet felt that something pest
Down, down my heart beyond control
If bliss cannot fiud below.
BY that bright starry frame said /,
To thee, Religion, will GO
Thee, beauteous dasghter of the sky
feel not now my bosom bleed,
Nor yet that something o'cr me press;
For oh! Religion, thou indeed
AIT love and peace and happiness.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-01-18

M X. EDWIN LAND--Sir, as you are an alb
~ seh'ed or nonresident of this State, take
,niS "e'noo 10 inform you that on the 9th Decem-
county oil Amelia, between the rising aud the sct;in
oi 'he sIn shall proceed, and continue from dav To
day until they are finished, with the in,erventio of
sunday excepted, to take the deposition OF Martin
bhandle' aud others to be read as evidence against
you /" SUIT depending III the Superio. Court of
T"ohcs!y 'nf 'he Richmond District, in which am
plaintiff aud yourself and Thomas No,t;n. -, Ir
PENDANTS, when aud where you can attend if Won
choose.
Nos, respectfully, yours,
CADWALLADER JONES.
Nov. Both. I8St-u,i,,,%
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-01-18
NOTICE.
.NcfiCE.
1t. NiiiiLOCK having associated himsel
a. N

IL. "ilIfLOCK having associated himself
NJ. with FRANCIS WICKER thcv would in
lori" 'h''' tiemds and the public in strera! that
un'y nave rented the i.umbcrhouse and Yard, being
''' Wen known stand formerly the property
OF Charles Whitlock, deed ON Carey s,,crt. ,,b.ro
'ney nave on band, and nicnd Keeping. a general
assortment of all descriptions of Lumber. Also.
ny Inc Dol. or less quantity, Lime, Tar, Piich.
hoSi'' RG0 1"FPe"ti,,e, d. Spirits, Ta,7sish, g.
&c. ' W.
~ u: "ey VIII Also attend To The disposition of
any articles of country produce entrusted - ,hr;-
care r. II. WHiTLOCK.
FRAN. WICKER
Jan, | 9,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-01-18
Nov. Both, l82I-wiw3'

h' Charlotte County Court, Cd .Noren,5cy. 1924
James Barnes, Allen Barnes Ann Eliza Barnes and
Susannah }. Barnes, childlun oi George Barnes
dec d, (nlants under the aye of ACKNOWLEDGMENT
yeaIS) who sue by their ,x, friend E,,uc;s
Barnes, jr.; Robert Pooic and Nancy h., wife, for,
mefly Barnes, NeViliS G.. Spain aud Mauho y
his wife, daughter OF john Hall, who married
Sally Barnes. rms.
AGAINST ~ IH0"ccFy.
Francis Barnes administrator de bonis unu or J,,,o
Barnes, deed, aud also administrator of Jcnnet,a
Barnes, deed, James Barnes, judith Diags. for
merly Barrcs, William Barnes, Richard Hall
Thomas Hall, Francis hall, John Hail, Samson
Hall and Eliza Hall, children of John Hail. and
who married Sally Barnes, Wilkcrson Bayrcs
job II. Thomas and Elizabeth his wife. formerly
rr psLmeS, Defs.
q VIE defendants James Barnes, Judith Diecs.
e WIN. Barnes, Richard, Thomas, Francis, JOHN.
sampson and Eliza Hall, Nilkerson Barnes, and
JOB H. Thomas and Elizabeth his wife. no; haviur
entered their appearances, according to the act OF
Assembly aud the rules of this Court nd il appear-
ing to the satisfaction of the Court tina, tilcy are MOI
inhabitants of this State, the motion of the plain
tiits, by counsel, IL is Ordered: That the said die,
PENDANTS do appear here the first Monday in Feb
ruary next, and enter their appearance aud answer
the plaintiffs bill, and give security for performing
the decree of the Court, and that COPY If this or
der be inserted in tine Constitutional Wing for two
mouths successfully, and posted al the trout door of
the Courthouse OF the said county.
a CoPY-Tcste,
WINSLOW ROBINSON, C.
Nov. ~ 8w
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foR LInERIA.-The brig Hunter IS expectc.
10 san III few days, from Norfolk to Liberia, wit,
reinforcement to the Colony. The most of th.
emisr'n's are poor; aud the benevolent may have
II" Opportunity OF contributing essentially to their
convenience, and To the welfare of the COLONY, nv
tue donation Of various useful articles and imnle
hehtS' Sucn as axes, hatchets, hammers. locks.
hinges, spades, nails, saws, files, chissels. cotton
cards sp'nning-whcels, looms, shoes, books. old
c'"'h'ns or any thing which may be thought useful
to new settlement.
r"i me purpose OF receiving such donations.
poNeS VIII be prepared At Mr.. William Craun's
M'. ChaIlcs NJ. Mtchcll's aud Mir. Geo. D T,,,.
-e.c- :. Jan II, 1925
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-01-18

AT a Court held for Franklin County, at the Court
House, the ID day of November 1921
Jacob Harkrder, Pltf.
against
Samuel Gilbert and Mat { III Nhahcery.
thew Talbot. Drfts
1t appearing to the satrsiaction of the Court
that the Defendants are not inhabitants of This
State, on the motion of the Plaintiff by counsel an
order OF pu' LEGATION is awarded him against the
defendants, to appear here the first Monday in
March next, ana answer the plaintiffs Bill. 10 he
published eight weeks successfully in the Constitu-
uonal Wing, newspaper edited in the CITY of
Richmond.
copy-Teste,
ROBERT ". DICKINSON, d. c.P.c.
Dec. ,.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-01-18
ON THE DEATH OF A YOUNG GIRL

Beauty and Virtue crowned thee!
Death IN thy youth hath found thee!
Thou'ft gone To thy grave
BY the soft willow wave,
And tlowrcts are weeping around thee.
The sun salutes thee early,
The stars bcgem thee rarely,
Then why should we weep
hen we STE thee asleep
Mid world that loves thee so dearly
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-01-18
ROBERT ". DICKINSON. d. ere.
Dec. 3.

n NAkEN by the subscriber on the 18th October
n from Morton Woodson's boat, (head man
DanIel,) about 10 bushels corn. On the same day,
nom Emaluafs boat, Il bushels wheat. On the
9th November, from Henry Sutfin's boat (aead man
BIlly,) about IL bushels wheat. On the IIth Nov
from Nat. Goolsby's boat, (head man Masen.l 8
bushels wheat. On the 22d Nov. from James
Scrngg's boat, (head man Moses,) about 10 bushels
oil corn and firkin of butter.-The above articles
Will be disposed of as the law directs
lSHAM RANDOLPH
Lock keeper and Inspector of boats,
Zee lo-wot Wcstham
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-01-18
sTRAYED or STOLEN.

z4NROM Lunenburg county. bright bay HORSE,
u four years old last sprjng-about four feet
eleven inches high, thick Tane and bushy long tail;
very spirited, and trots well; dished face-nOt
white spot about him. Any person giving any infor-
nation, or delivering the above horse at LuDenburg
Courthouse, will be literally rewarded by the sub
scribes. BETH s. SHAW.
jan A.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-01-18
ARMY OF THE UNITED STATES.

Complied from he DOcnmenis tqid before Co. gress
By lac Secretary at U'Ur.
The whole number of men enlisted to recruit the
army, for the year ending 30th Septembr., 1928,
was 2553.
The aggregate strength ofthe army ivy the latest
return was 5779. The aggregate y, omitted hy law
if the ranks full, is but 6l&5
The annual expense of medic! stores for the ar
my, it appears by the Surgeon Generals Reports
has not been more than 2-,oo pel man The deaths
III the army in the ;wn fist quarters of the wear
were out 53, and Is of them were from consump-
ton.
The expense Of the National Arnory. in Spring
field, Ms. for the year 1928, was l86,324 dollars;
that of the Armory at Harper's Ferry, Viz. was
,}68 dollars.
In the year 1925, fifteen thousand stand Of arms
were distributed amongst the militia of the several
states and Territories. under the act OF 1903. "for
armlng nd equippins the whole body of the mill
tia
The number OF Revolutionary Pensioners is
1901 that of Invalid Pensioners, 1856, and that of
hali.pay in lieu of bounty land, 2O2 OF the first,
class there died in the three first quarters of 1924,
AL; Of the second class, 49, of the Sd class, none
The annual amount of Pensions to the first class is
Sl,}31.3i6, to the second S298J00, to the third,
1876 dollars.
The number of Military Bounty Land Warrants
issued up to the 22d OF ovcmher, 1924, is 26,76i,
covering 4,i15,6G2 acres OF land.
The report from the office OF Indian affairs, shews
that there 81 schools established among the H.
dams OIL various points of the country, and that
there are 81 pupils at school. These schools are
all established by various religious societies-and
it is gratifying hear it said by the officer Iged
with the Indian department, that the reports OF the
supegntendants of these schools are highly salts
factory, and demonstrate that no insuperable diff
fcui;y is i'll the way of complete reformation OF ne
principles and pursuits of the American Indian
The loan of 3 millions of dollars authorized by
CongfesSto he borrowed a per cent interest ford
paying oithe pc cent stock of 1879, was taken by
the United States Bank at par. The difference Of
interest between the 4! and 6 per cent stor6. will
make at annual saving to the nation of $4,000 dol
lars year.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-01-18
FRESHMEN.

General UdShingtauS praise of Irisimcn, as S,tR
at a puJtic DINNER az Ireland, 10th uItJOultde
appiause.
The savage loves his native shore,
Though rude the soil, and chill the air,
And well may Eru's sous adore
The land that nature formed fair.
What food reflects shore sweet,
As Shannon, or pastoral Ban?
} Or who friend OF foe can meet,
So generous, rs Irishnan.
His hand is rash, his heart is warm,
But principle is still his Guide;
None more regrets deed of harm,
None more Iorgives with nohler pride;
lie ma, bt duped, but won't be dared;
Fitt-r % practice than 10 plan,
he dearly earns ii poor reward,
And spends ii like an Irshman,
Ii poor or strange, for you he'll pay,
And guide you where you safe may be;
If you're stranger, while YOU stay
His cottage holds a eubicc;
His utmost soul he will unlock,
And ii he may your seuet scan,
Your confidence he scorns to mock,
For faithful is an Irshman.
BY honor bound in woe and veal,
Nhate'er he says he darcs to do,
Try him with bride, il wont prevail;
Put him to FIRE, you'll find him true.
lie seeks no safety in hs post,
Whale er may he in honor's van;
And if the field of fame be lost,
1t won't be by an Ilishman.
Erin. loved land, from age TO age,
BE thou more p!ess'd, more fam'd and free:
May peace be yours, aud should you wage
Defensive wars, reap victory.
May plenty bloom in every field,
And gentle breezes sweetly fan,
Ana generous smiles sesenely shield
The breast of every Irishman.
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Young Ladies Seminary.

III The Residence Of D2ct. L. JlIosby, in Polo-
hatqn County.
FENHE exercises of this institution under the SUI
n perntcndance of Mrs. II. Rudd, will COM
mence on the LIST of Feb 1925, and close on the
Goth Of Nov. following. Board and tuition (u all
the useful branches) as heretofore,
For Htc Session of Ten .UonLty, $40.
The course Of instruction includes Spelling, Read
ing, Writing, Arithmetic, English Grammar, Geo
graphy with the use Maps History, Cancient and
modcrn) Oh ouology, Mythology, elements of Che
mistry and Philosophy. Music, by gentleman Of
superior qualifications, at so per quarter.
Dec 81 81
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EPITAPH ON A MISER.

Old GTipus hath ended his earthly career,
hoarder Of gold and the victim of care;-
Leths friends dry their tears, for they usei,sslv flow
Al thinking he's doom'd to the regions below;
For tho it is certain to hell hed have gone,
Yet it luckily happen'd that s0ul he had none.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-01-18
BANK OF VIRGINIA, }

Jun. 81, I8sgO.
VSNHE President and Directors have declared
Il dividend of three per cent. the capital stock
OF the Bank. The usual deduction of one dollar
and quarter per share will be borne by the holders
of the old stock only; the new stock having com
Pleted the payment of its bonus. Dividends pay
able the 10Th inst.
Jan 4-4t w DANDRIDGE CAsu
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-01-18
NINE POINTS OF THE law.

To him that Soes 10 law, nine things are requi-
Site:--ln the first place, good deal of oney; 2dy
4 GOOD deal of patience; Bly,, good cause; 4thly,
good attorney; 5thy. good counsel; Gthly, good
evidence; 7thly, good jury; 3thly, good judge;-
and 9th!T, GOOD luck.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-01-18
EPlGR

Harry complained in better terms one dav,
That Frank had tn'cn lis character away;
81 t'ke your character, says Frank, why POUNDS!
would not have 1t ior ten thousand pounds
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-01-18
& SCOLDING WIFE

Let Lightning hash-et thunders roll along,
Let hiheous night fiends Join in awful Song,
Let earthquakes shake the earth from pole to pole
And Hell stand gaping for my SHINING soul;
Let elements contend in endless strife,
ALL are not equal TO a scolding wife B.
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$50 DOLLARS REWARD

AN AWAY from Anne Arundel county, Ma
II d ryland, about the last of September, 1928,
negro boy named NELSON, who was bound as an
apprentice to Mr.. John Forester, to learn the
Blacksmiths trade, and continued with him five or
SIX years. He lived several years in Baltimore,
and may possibly be lurking about there at this
time He was seen three or four months ago in the
country, 4 few miles above Baltimore | think il
probable he has obtained free pass. Nelson was
raised near Westmoreland Courthouse; he is about
feet III or inches high, and well proportioned;
has very fiat nose, his complexion light Mas
tiers OF vessels and others cautioned against en-
pioymg or harboring said boy. One hundred dol
lars will be given for experimenting and securing
him in Jail, so that get him again, and the above
reward if delivered to me at this place
JOHN A. PARKER.
Nu'tsville, Lancaster Co. Va. Nov. 27, 1921.
1j7The Editors of the Richmond Constitutional
Wing, Baltimore Patriot, and Federal Gazette
will publish the above once week for six weeks
anh forward their accounts TO me. J. A. 2.
Dec. I'D w6w
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NJ AS committed to the jail of this county,
w on the oath day of August last, a negro man
who calls himself Elijah. He states that he is
from the state of Georgia, and is the property of
Mi. Barlow of that state. Having been pur-
chased from citizen of Maryland, he says he was
On his way back to that state. Elijah is about FIVE
feet ten or eleven inches high, of dark complexion,
and appears to be about forty years of age.
GERMAN JORDAN, Jailor
Campbell city. Va. Dec. 81. oct.
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GarMett7s Nlectnres.

WITH A COPPERPLATE ENGRAVING.
VENtlE publisher has the pleasure of announcing
N to the public, that nc has added to the above
work handsome Frontespiece, which, with the
letters of chicfustice Marshall, &c. SC. &c. are
now bound up with the volume
IL Price One Dollar, neatly bound. To be
had at my Printing Office, over Messrs. Hayes &
Loomer's dry-good store, Market-Bridge; and at
Mrs. Whites milinery-store, Cd door below Messrs.
r. & II. Nelson's.
GJ Il liberal discount made to ,ctolcsale p,trchas-
erS. II. w. WHITE.
Jan4 3tT