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CHARIESrnN M

CHARLESTON, MAY IS.
aii yesterday TO receive the Report of the Cummfee II
ihn'een, appointed at previous meeting 10 devise ,ca
or leeYhs ths Peounmty embarIasms MS Of Thonas JET
JrSo ne following Preamble and Resolutions
ID by the Committee and unanimously adopted;
me COMMITTEE Of Threen TO whom referred the Reso
luons adopted at meeting of citizens ON the 9Th n,, A
cIaIIns Il expedient to relieve the pecunIary
OF Thomas JsBeTSoH have had the subject under consiJ
suo ana respectfully report the following esout,on, viz
hesotvsd, That consider The fame of Thomas Jr 6;
the distinguished Statesman Patriot and Philosopher The en-
Vae property oi ms county, and that is the hirb and eli
mabie privilege of his felo-czen to smooth te drcI,
me which has been devJted 10 their service by every grateful
return IN Their power. ~ s'1'''''
Rssotred In the opinion Of this meeting that ,yoyll b
lf9iye ohe people (who have 6e sentiment on t
without al1rdins to al opportunity ofg,eoat,nf "
as me committee confidently believe that the Iaeulty Of s
yn5 INTO erect he views Of III, meeting lately convened for
th purpose, will he IN limiting, notn extending The s,o,,
TO ne contributed hey deem inn ortau 10 recommend
tam Iegpis'i99s subsidiary to this end.
70 eVey District Parish IN the State that the
~ Is cary Gay a, VIII suit their convenience, afford their
9J rit' - siatiui seisHe.
i ia, 20 citizen shall be permitted 10 pay more than
ooeeohs'o identify win the Nations feeling aud cbsrse
ST. That be recommended, that Committee he i,
Charlestgn. r ~ we ''h'"ii'ee ~
9Th That The recommended 10 Che general es,n- 10 an
POM committee, 10 correspond and freely confer Viii bc
Committee Of the several States and Chis ,o a.
:" as TO devise such means will (Hi,bout oenda -
me oye venefation and gratitude the nation
oth. That subscription papers be opened aud Jeoo,d 10
seVerai bsnN m The city, inviting al the citizens o eo
'u'' ana th'i Thentvera sufficient shall he sose,b
and paid,he committee hereafter 10 b. appoineJ he .,
el 20 invest me amount in tickets shares IN te Je,so
Lotiy and 10 devise aud adoptsuch measures a. NAV b
deemed most suitable secure he Interests in ,b nay e
tofJDsoon and h right heirs, and that the said eontn,,
nave general and foil power, 10 the event that the Tter E
ntt drawn ani some other of disposi5e Of The 6 ~ -
eosceo be generally adopted in othe Stles that fsv %
o9nPoe 1i the fund may be most expedient 10 sfts, ~
end oonicioplltej by these fesolutious ~ VIC
,, lSgnedI JOHN L. WILSON, Chairman.
The above report and esoiuiofs being unsnn sdan,
3D. The following additional resolutions were then
also unaninst-ly adopted ano
h,o.sa I6a, Commiee q FIVE be appointed to carry
Committee.
JOHN l.. WILSON
Judge RICHARDSON
JOHN GADSDEN,
Judge LEE,
J. r. pRINGLE
Re'olrsd That le Cashiers Of The rerpeegs 1sB h. 90
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e'iSd to receive such contributions Is may be
the purposes Of these resolutions.
Resolved, That the Secretary be directed 10 publish the
poee'dagso OF this Meeting in the respective t. city,
Jacob Arson, Seeretosy.
Tonnage Duty on Canal B0ats.-In refer
ring to this subject few evenings since, we ex-
pressed our desire for more accurate information.
before an array was made of state feelings and state
pride against the general government; and intima-
ted doubts whether the alleged attempts to enforce
collection OF tonnage duty on canal boats had
been authorised by any recent regulations of that
government 1t gives US great pleasure TO be
enabled now to state, that these doubts were well
founded, and that not only have no such ins,ruc-
tions been given but that the collector at Buffalo
has been ordered TO suspend the exaction of the
duties, II 1t had been attempted. For the COPY of
the official paper which follows, establishing these
facts, we are indebted te the Hon. JOSH Sands.
member of the House of Representatives from Kings
county, who arrived this morning from Washing
tom and who received it at the Treasury depart
meni, on the eve OF his departure, with permission
to make such use OF it as he might think proper.
" Y .dk,er
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GENERAL LAFAYETTTE.

Copy OF letter of General LArAYEr,rr prder
date OF 29th OF March, 1926, al Paris, to a GEN
tieman OF Washington.
We are anAiously waiting for the arrival Of
TWO New York packets: hope they will bring
me something from you. At all events will
know what IS going on at Washington, and other
parts OF the United States il is food 10 nv mind
a consolation OF my heart, which has become more
tnan ever necessaryto ne. am happy TO think
The Panama Mission is on its way believs
IL OF nigh moment for the welfare of South America
and Mexico, for the prospects of mankind, ana for
the digsiiy of the people of the United States ,
that they may preserve and exert tho moral ;nfu
ence TO which they are so Justly entitled
WASHINGTON, NJ 26.-Yes,erc,ay, lief, this
city, on their return TO the Creek Nation. General
Chiuy Mcintosh, and four other Indian Chiefs
being the remainder of the deputation of friend,
Greek Indians whichhas been for the last CT month
in this city We are glad to learn thai thew 5enar,a
IN satisfied temper. They Were accompanied TO the
steam Boat In which they took passage, by Coli
bfeafley, me Agent appointed TO iaad the Tribe
across The Mississippi, and by many other citizens
who gave the boat three cheers as it moved off from,
the wharf. On receiving this testimonial of kind
mes, me ooat was rounded too, and returned
OH the wharf the Indians giving dance and Indian
song, in recognition of the civiIity intended ben
Alter which, the Mount Vernon resumed he
course, bearing tho children of the forest on The
destination TO their late home, and hence 10 tbei
future dwelling place, beyond the Miss ssippi.
Col. Brearley' the Agent, will leave this city.
we understand, in few days, q take charge The
emigrating tribe NJ In,
From the St. Louis papers, of April %, wei
learn that Gen. Clark, Superintendent of IndianN
Ahairs' had arrived at that place from Washington
Oity' and that Gen. Atkinson arrived there, on bis
return ilom this place, On the 18th ul,imo.
The Legislature of the State of Louisiana adj
Journed ON the Goth ult., after session Of three
months and twenty days, prolonged 10 that unusual
Length by the impeachment of Judge Chinn.
OuTins the trial of The Impeachment very little
legislative business transacted. The two house,
sa, TWO days after the trial concluded, durinq
winch time they were principally engaged in BRING
ing to maturity the bills which had been before
them.
The bill to confirm the validity of certain mars
riages, was passed. The first section of this biIJ1
declares that all marriages contracted between
orotheTs-in-law and sstersin-law, before the rro
Navigation oil the Civil Code, shall be valid III.
DELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL.
letter from the Engineer of the Delaware and
agr1
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DELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL
"a letter from the Engineer of the Delaware ar5
Hudson Canal, dated at Kingston, 10Th inst saws.
Ihere are now employed on the line fLrentvf pe
h"narcd men, and two hundred teams-and T
should be pleased TO one thousand men more >,
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AMI aware that a general opinion prevails, that
those esiinates'' are too iow: IN corroboraton oil
which, it is said that the work already executed,
has cost considerably over the estmaies.-Let 1t
be answered that MIR. Moore's estimates above,
which constitute the basis of all the laws on the
subject the only official estimates the iegisia-
,ure and people have on the subject; and ought to
be respected, until they be officially shown 10 be
enthusiastically too low: that those estimates were
drawn from long experience and practical know
ledge THAT the Turnpike was contracted Tor, at IL
per less than the estimates: and that we need
90 no farther than Pennsylvania, Or New York, to
pTore by occular demonstration, that similar works
have been executed there, ut prices largely less
than those estimates on the James River Canal.
If the works OF Virginia cost more than those
estimates, and similar works in New York,
(ior example,) cost less than similar estimates;
does this prove that the estimates are intrin-
sically too low! May we not seek for the reason,
In other causes !-in the difference of economy =
in the limited scale we operate upon?
After what has been said, we doubt, that the
scheme Is practicable. at expense Of $2,000,OO
But in order to err if all, on the safe side let
assume $4,000, 900, as the sum necessary to COM
p.eie the whole scheme-assume twice that sua', ii
you please--and il will be easy 10 shew, that the
means oi cIecting this desirable object, quite
within our power, without endangcrng other
iniere.ts. a CITIZEN OF THE WEST.
Fractions omitted: aud statements made
rom 0'Iy: Of the Engineers RepOris being
der my eye.
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LIND FOR SNLE

NOR sale, my tract land Aibemae county, heretofore
residence, consisting 500 acres, about 1000 which
are OF the best monntaia quality, aud 800 lying below the
mountain aud extending tIcm IL generally OF good quality,
aud kaby well timbered aud waetcd. The
the south side ct the Ranns branch Of James River
gable for Dditeaux 70 Milton, which within three half
miles 1t five miles from Charlottesville, aud the
University Oi as advantageous. situation for health
ty, remark need he here. Tn. has all the
improvements ,a oommoIou dwelling house, building.
tor servants aud other domestic purposes good stables
barn', with threshine machines g aud mill, with good
houses for and well posted Tor each
and all IA good repair Theiac may be divided advanag
yinto several will be disposed Of ifd-ed The pay
uent otihe purchase may Ice made by nstanen
liberal eiedit, be agreed the time The
urnu and the stock OF every kind may sold the
ihave also for sale another tract, of rather than
acres miles below Milton, within the river, on its
side, which lies WELL of good quality we'll timbered
watered aud has valuable u lime pas through
This tract divided into so rus having L dwelling
house very eommodos for small family, with necessary
buildings Credit will be given for this like
Tor the other Persons inclined purchase, will address
selves dir ectiy to JAMES MONROE.
Oak Hill, Loudoun county, Va. April IL. II5--tf
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Fiftu DoiInrs Keinard-Sfop the Villain.

Fifty Dollars Repdrd-Stop the Viliain.
DOur the middle Of August man calling himself Pet
IA boue passed through his place and took OF with him
ne ro an of ,pne. Pe,ibone about Eve high, dark
long strait dark haha suspicious look, gem
ieey dressed lie has been in the Army, and said desert
ed and Cansda lie and plays almost
every makes peiensions oteach dancing
Frederick the negro man. is tau likely fellow ye'io"
xtcn well has share ot mpu-
dene. and fcni Of the company Of white lie is an
excellent Fiddler. aud took with him small poor hay horse
These fellows al Bapaes ferry, the Savannsi'r
South Carolina, the Goth Angus. They
in Green.iIie district shortly afterwards. The white
too-he neg,o riding with his fiddle tied behind him
The white man said he lived Greenvile District aud hs,
he had purchased the negro of me.
The above will he for the apprehension, and
con6ne these fellows JAIL that get
hands thuty dnihrs Tor the negro alone.
Medgeville, G-o. Sept u. 42---I JAMES CANAAN.
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KENTUCKY RGENCY.


- OBERT TH1PLETT, Gate Of Richmond,) having been
induced by number u Virgnians, establish himself
IN Frankfort Kentucky for The transaction of their business
which he ha, been engaged for the last six inve
eating land titles, paying enantng and el aud settling
estates for collecting debts aud for purpose having
himself expense he tenders his services
that line 10 the public general lie well known Rich
mond and Petersburg, having done large of bushes.
from hesewo places from Norfolk and Frederick,
burg, well from various other parts Of the state.
Refer to Judges Green Brooke and Boudn the Hon. VIM
$ Archer Of Amelia Dr. JOHN Adams, mayor Of Richmond
Messrs John Scott and VIM. s. Stone Fredericksburg Mr.
VIM Haxa, Petersburg and Mr.. Alexander Wilson, Norfolk
Also, the Hon Thomas Todd Geo. NJ. Bbh, and John
tenden, Frankfort Ken. aud Mr.. Thomas Green Richmond
va who engaged and empowered contract
his account.
H. T. has agents employed, by whose aid he enabled
short notice. 10 have business, transacted any part
Letters post paid directed to Frankfort will with prompt
attention.
Frankfort, Oct 2 1924
Since the above pennsd r. Trpe has associated
himself in business with Albert T. Burnley, and hereafter
both will never he absent from their Office the time
correspondents who may make their offers worth attention,
will ensure II promptly from
Feb.19. o5-wtf TRIPLETT BURNLEY.
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CTJRLES FOR SALE

NIE Subscriber duly autholist sehis valuable estate
Il on which he resides, belonging his father Wade ohy
This estate has been recently advertised 50 well known
that particular description Of it deemed No
estate ON the river possesses Advantage The Ibin,
are convenient and GOOD repair every acre Of land
Oh the farm in good order FOL cultivation The small .x
eriments made with the cotton hav. enty proven
that admirably adapted TO the growth that article Beng
determined 10 se bargain may he had by those dpoed
purchase The stock of every description, farming ueasls
Ac may be had valuations aud will seed foI the
crop Of wheat fan price For further particulars refer
the subscriber. WADE MOSBY Jr
Curles, July Q. Is---w,f
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rI1HE frner partnership ~ GREEN HILL & CO bay-

TINTIE n, MGR paftnetsip 81 GREEN H1LL & co. bav-
,ng been dssoved according 10 notice given the 9th
IN the Rich nd Comm rial Compiler aud The hunts being
continued under the firm by the subscrhtr who fully
authorized joiuy generally, to setle the Outstanding
ofe Partnership. becomes necessary, an they
eancy request III persons having claims n bring them
sHd al those indebted 70 make immediate payment They take
ths pptfuuity nfo the friends of the old firm, AID The
public genersliy ths they receiving and intend
.sny keep hand large and cboe stock Of Gyocers
whchthey invite hcnio call and examine and which they are
determined sell o. low surh Goods be bought ~ th
place Richmond, either hy Wholesale refl They will
continue se Wheat and Tobacco Corlmou hereto
fore, do Cotton, either al arrives, ~ Il, q aying
large and conveneni Iubefhov,) free Jany charge
ige totht planter. GREEN HALL,
HENRY BRIDGEWATER.
Manchester, Dee.is, C5-vst
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By The Governor ofthe Commonwealth Of J. arc inia.
Ennf.T fnf fy,.nN

WHEREAS has been represented to the Executive by
w the Jailor Of Powhaau county, that certain William
Brown Wosham who had been from Am.ia To Povha-
tan for futhor trial. chsrg. Of murder, did, the night
Of the 9Th instant make hi. e.cap. from the said JAIL aud
gong at Large: have therefore thought proper, with The all
wee OF the Council Of State, 10 offer reward Of two humid ed
dollars any person persons who will appr,hend sn
10 the jail Of Powhatan, the said William brown Woi-
aud cXbO't the good people OF the ati t
best eDd-avous the sad fugitive be apprchenc
that he may be dealt with the law directs.
Gneu under NY hand Governor, and under The seal "
L. S. the Communicable Richmond, hi. Ijti, day of De
GENDER, 1923. JOHy TYLER.
WIN. D. Worsham Is about p wear. Of age, about
high, black hair aud whiskers aud TAI o. kim
Dec
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A handsome assortment OF
READY.1I.fD CLOTHJNrE


RE offered or sale The former place, the late
"A Of Colo Heath J. Miller, decd IL; the upper part OF
Gooehand on the water. OF the Le Byrd, and contains
lion for profitable cuvaiionihe neat and
commodcu, and the nit abundant in thrifty
pl gh
Office Hill where the subscriber lives situated on the
Rvanna river, Fyana Courthase,
and Wilmington
than 200 woods. The buildings other inn
provemrn hrie also, neat and comfortable. Besides
ny other advantages OF winch this property posse..e
experience of ihte years enable the subscriber m
coincidence that there very few farms whose pro-
duotve Each Of these places believed TO he well
the pursuits OF professional especially Any
e'so however, wishing 10 plantations alt eady well
provei and furnishing healthy Convenient and pleasant
denees cannot purchase OF Ls,e and such
ted 10 examine them. JNO. u. MILLER.
Dec 60
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HUNGaR'S FARM.

WILL be sold Wednesday TN. first day Of February
next, and possession immediately, to the highest
bidder before Mr. Edward r. Boisnard, Tavern in Ea,v.
credit OF two 10 1--WE 10 s" purchasers The well
known aud beautiful Farm open ihe chesapeake Bay on
the routh If unrai the foruer and old established Ferry
Norfolk Hampton, containing 49, II in heau-
trul ani complete order, both dwelling, out-hoise and
and every respect has and
fort There also another comfortable dwelling attached to
farm, auj passage, Kitchen .moke,ouse,
barn, &r-Alached also, live small en,m-u which yield
Upwards dollars yearly For further par,icuars
apply 20 L. ). E0WDoiN, Ext
Ei.tvie jan 10. 76--5,A of T.. InwJoni, dec. p.
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EDTCHTJON

MRS. ANN S. COPELAND will continue her School the
IVA Forks OF Hanover, during the ensuing year. Her resi-
tnse within mile Of the Fork Church, and remark
ably healthy neghbourhood The usual branches Of En-
glish education, embracing English Grammar, Geography,
History, Arithmetic, sc. will be taught her School.
The Scholastic term will be from the 18th January to the
18th Decenher with vacation Of month during the
Her terms for tuition $50, aud for boarng wash
ing and lodging go dollars The first quaer he paid adj
vance, the remainder at the end OF the term.
Every effort will be used the morals aud
OF tepups, snd pain, will be spaed Dpe, their
minds, that virtue alone gives true happiness.
Hanover county. 9th Dec, 6R--,zst
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Wessrs. I'm. c. Hd,.feld and JeTdone Hdyfeid
- IliS Not knowing the place Of your residence your
- having any known attorney in this commonwealth,
will take notice that shall fe Gth DAY Of January int.
MY poe on reidenee Newkent comfy miles above the
cUoue, between the hours Of 10 o'clock IN The forenoon
an pe afternoon of that day proceed 70 take the Jepo-
ons Of Jlme Clopicn and o 10 he read evidence in
pending the Superior COVd Of Chcery for the Will
amsbrg District, IN wrh lam plainn and you defcu
dante Should the dispositions not be III taken t.t day.
.ba continue from dag 70 day until the he completed
Youf's.kt. NOBBORNE CRUMP.
Tan.
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HARRIsBURo, Jan. 3. - Ohio and Chesapeake
CanaL--This bill was yesterday again under con
sderation, when Il motion was made by MIR. Lei'-
man to postpone the further consideration until the
10Th instant. The reasons urged were, that the
House would then I've full. and that the resolution
which proposes to incorporate with the bill pro-
vision Tor the commencement OF a pennsylvania
Canal might first be acted on. The motion was
agreed 10, aud the bill is postponed until the 10Th
inst. InteW
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a. comitiedto chesterfield JaI as runaway a nrlTo
w who calls himself William fla vey, that he
free man; dark conplexiou CO years age feet inches
high, great many pmples his face says by
The scuyy His clothing very ndIeem he came from n
York in vessel called Eliza with capt If any person
owns such they requested 10 and prove aim
pay charges aud take him away, ohere he will be dealt
with "a the law directs. WM. WINFREE, act. Tailor.
for ". Haskins, Shift and i,or
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.NOTVEE.

tOMhITTED 10 the Jail of county, Va n. r,ina
~ way on the 9Th OF Oct. last, negro man. JACK
about feet i0nohes HIGH about SO years age dark
complexion, made, has his let hand near the
hrs, joint OF his foefnse and has had his left sboIder
tuFed Had on when committed, drab looms
blue u'ey waiseoa, obi shoes. aud white fur hat Say, he
belongs TO Mary Ann Kelly Of LouJoun W. HI.
er requested TO release him. otherwise he will he of
the law directs. JOHN JACKSON JaHor
Dec. ~. 6g-,yi9,y
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NOTICE.

IL those who indebted 10 the eate of VIM Branch IL
- dcc will please TO make payment with little delay
posble Those having claims sgnst the will also make
them known that may he made them
Tie unfinished business eon6ded Nc Branch as attorney Al
law, county Of Prince Edward will be closed by Cant
Samuel Branch; asd in Amelia and Nooway nv John M Ii
gon, Esq EDMUND BOOKER, ad'mr.
Of VIM pfanch, dec via the viii annexed.
Jan. 2, 1896 Ts.seft
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snr,uz Corden for Rent.

Spy;ag Corden J0T hent.
AN reut for the present year, tbsi valuable
u E,,m called SPRING; GARDEN, containing between
and 800 aer.s OF land lying Pamsntey in the county
of Hanover about .qud,an, from New Castle and Hanover
Town TIN, good dwelling aud necessary
and an Gaden and Orchard, Of selected
fruits The land good heart snd admirably adapted to
the culture Of corn aud From Toto - good hands
worked ON 10 great odpa,toye Asa considerable portion
Of land Is already falowed, time IN February would mol
he too . TO pitch crop, although possession Of che Farm
can be hal will be renedto good tenant
shares or for price Any person disposed to
barr pleas. apply in person. by letter. osase paid
to az. snb.,, ib.r in li,c h,noni. w. IL. R0ANE. n
Jan. To--Zawu
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RTJ.WFORD .AC8DEUY.

FIE first session Of the ensuing year will commence az this
n institution Monday the 18th January and terminate on
the 18th June The Of education will he, heretofore
such A. win qualify the students for admission into the UNI
ye'iy Of Virginia. any other Of the colleges in the United
States.
Terms Board, Washing and Tuition for each session Of
months lbosders finding iber Bedding Towels 6eI $50,
payable 10 advances Tuition alone Si5 pr session. payable
advance. VIM HAWRESWOkTU.
m. n.
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An LNPRoYED COTTON PRESS.
PVvnE surrbsrs oths city and Me Heath and Msso"
will shortly have powers TO sell licences Tor
using AZ Cotton Press any othe counties III tins
state. Absorption OF ~hieh be at their counting
.
will he given person, The posers
received he will the Prsss Immediately, that the peo
r" LEWIS WEBB & Co
a., S5-tf
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EDUCHTIOAc

sNHE subscriber, a.Ior lang interval, will reopen the Wing
ieli dcarny the 10Th January 1895 which will
emie IT, scholastic " the 18th December following:
month "a the summer will Ire vacation. Board aud tuition,
ciunc oi bed, towels and candles, viii he 500, payable qu
te,y Ia advance The cis fo he'd and candies, ii
ionn by The su~~hrr, will he III dolls The at
;ruriin will embrace all those branches learning
taught IN academies the French language excepted The 90
eminent OF tbs seminary will be milj hut strictly and
Ory exercised. The Of the scholars will be duly
tended Ia. No scha,r will be admitted who So
goyeInale hai any however, should prove such, they
will he dismissed the subscriber having engaged already,
several Dung gentlemen of udious habits gou, morals;
himself that their example will have happy influence
on the application and MOI al department Of the rest,
PETER NELSON.
H..