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Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-10-28
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& A TIA Special meeting ofthe Town
~ Council Of the town Of Warren,
hoIden on the 5ih day Ut Scptcm-
ber. 1896, the following Resolutions
were passed, viz:
Whereas within the few weeks
last passed, the stores of Caleb Ed
dy. ". Nj. & j. II, Whcaton,. Hail
Wood. and Joseph Smith. Jr. in this
town. have been broken open, or
forcibly entered il, the night season.
and property to a considerable a.
mount stolcn thcrefrom, by some,
william or Williams as yet unknown.
In order therefore, to cheek so enor-
nous aud increasing an evil, and to
pvescrve the property of tho citizens
from this species Of depreciation,
h,sVDted md Resolved, Th.t a re-
ward Of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
be hereby offered, and will be nd ont
Of the Town Treasury. to any person
or persons, who may give such infor-
nation, as shall lead to a conviction
and punishment or the offender or of-
tenders and in order to stimulate and
increase the vigilance ofthe citizens of
this town, the same rewardw will lie giv-
en-, for the apprehension and conviction
ofany person orpersons, who may be
guilty Of committing the like depreda-
ton, during the term Of six months,
next ensuing.
By order and in behalf Of he Court,
SAMUEL RANDALL, Clerk.
Warren, Sept. 16.
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TWO Doll. 1s
! RE w AK Id

nNOR d little female white pet dog
H either strayed ortaken sway on
Friday last; with rather a long
tail, one cara light yellow, three
light ycllOw spots on ille back and
nnc. on tIiessidc. -
Whoever will return said pct dog
TO tho subscriber, shall receive twc
dollars reward
..s.. 3 = JAMES D'WOLF.
Bristol. Il. ]. April II, 1926. 3
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Salt s Onions,

EslvE hundred Bushels Coarse hea
H, Wy salt. 81 ~
s5 Sacks Blown Salt, x
81 10000 ropes of Onions
6 bushel Ounces,
ALSO--50 barrels Flour.
LIKEWISE--6 dozen Calf skin'
and Sslc Leather. by the side o.
cwt.
For sale Jy
WV. B. 4 Ego. CHILD.
Oct. Ia. 4w.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-10-28

a IT. a Special Court Of Probate, ,hol.
IN den in The town Of Warren, in
ihe county Of Bristol, on the IetI,
day Of October, A. ID. 1896, a ccvs
tain instrument purporting TO bc tI,s
last Will and Testament Of
8 NANCY GARDNER,
,atc Of said w arrcn, deceased, hay.
ing been presented TO this Court Cor
Probatc.--H is ordered, that the
consideration thereof be referred to
a Court Of Probate to be holden at
the Town Clerks Office, in said
Warren, on the first Nh oday ol
November next, at. 2 O'Clock; after
Ioon; and that notice. thereof be
given to all persons interested, by
pnblish;ngthis decree 3 weeks sue :
cessively in the Northern Star, Ia
appear at that time and bc heard.
by order, q
LEVI HALLE. Deputy r. Cierkc,
Oct. ID. 'ft.
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GEORGE II. GARDNER

Foot of stats-sf. A door, souih Hope Bank.
EEPS constantly for sale GROC.
IN ERIES Of all kinds; Genuine
Holland Gin Cngnac Brandy /; St.
CrQtx Rum |; Sissons' old Rum and
Gm; Lisbon anoMalaga Wines !;
Muscatlell Raisins-; Sugars Teas;
Coffee J Molasses; Spiccs of all
kinds; Soap; Casslles Vinegar |:
Pepper Sauce !; Stuff and 4cbacco!
all oftIle best quality.
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Notice.

yUVHOSE persons who are indebted
to the subscriber, by Book OF
Note, will please call at The Office ol
J. II. RICHMOND, Esq. and cancel
the same without delay. ~
JOHN CHADWICK.
Bristol, Oct. IA.
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Look at this !! !!
SHILLING OFF Az
REDUCED PRICES.

HOHN II. CROADE, having made
90 new arrangement in his busi-
ness, and anxious to close his present
stock as soon as msy' be, offers for
sale great and beautiful variety Of
SEASUNABLE. GOeD~, many al
cost aud ALI at reduced prices, Tor
Cash. until November next. 1t Of
iiers 10 al great bargains " Mcrino
Shawls, Laces, Muslins, Calicoes,
and many others at cost. x Z,
Those wishing to supply them
selves with Winter clothing, it oiIcrs
a chance seldom to be met with. II
is unnecessary to particularizc the
goods, as every thing is to be mel
with usually. called for at Dry
G0ods Store,
| N Ii. 10 those OF his former
Customers who have fulfilled thci,
contracts, he tenders his grateful az.
+ acknowledgements All those VIII
q have faiicdto do so. he requests tIlei,
J accounts ~ be Iiquidatcd forthwith
OF they will find them left with LIE
lvI Halle. ESQ. for collection.
Sept. so, 1896.
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5pLANK Inspectors Accounts, IL
I'D censes for retailing liquors. and
School Tickets, just printed and DOT
sale at this Office.
Aug 20 ~
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Administrators Notice.
subscriber having been ap-
n pointed by the, Honorable Court
OF Probate of the tuvn Of Barring
ton, Administrators Cn the estate oil
BENJAMIN DROWN.
fofBarrington, deceased, calls
Dpon all persons who have claims
against said estate, TO exhibit them
sntl npon persons indebted thereto,
TO make payment tu
SQUIRE MAXWELL, .adm'T.
Oet2f. ~ " Sv.
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Salt /! Salt !! !!

UUST received and for sale by The
% subscriber, Two Hundred Dush.
els coarse heavy SALT.
GEORGE T. GARDNER.
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Constantly on hand for sale, 81
Uft.df4tt8f,

GEyWUN ND In lWIlLo
He requests those that have. un-
settled accounts of gears standing, tc
calland adjust the same. He, feels
grateful for all former iavours aud
requests their continuance which lie
will cndeavOur to merit.
Warren, April l5.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-28

President OF the United States, by Eir john a.
dams, jr.
TO TIC Senate IF Tie UHaedSto'e
Huntington, 2Ch Dee. 1926
IL the Message 90 both II Hises of C5nr,e, A. ti,
% The Session, il M enfione thai te
The Republics of Colunha Of Mexco and of Centr1
TO be represented al the Cngsessuf American Il aim. a. L
assembled al Paa1, 10 deliberate upon Object. nj ,,et
coneernmet 70 this hennphere, and mat Ca, Invitation had
been accepted. ''"
Although this WIS deemed to be V,;,b;, ,, cool;
lutioa competency OF the ENecuyr have not hona t orc
per TO take any eP ~ before asceft,nn. thst nv r
OF rs tSf edcncy viii concur with t both br,s ,
Legislature fret hy the decii1a u the senate ruon he 49,
n'naon to be lad before diem AID, eondly b die ,n
uoh oi both lioues 10 TIE appropriations, without winch !,
cannot be carried into effect. -
report from the Secretary OF State and eoc;e ~ IT,
Jurisprudence with the SOun Antricsn Cioysrp,, IT.
suiJeet "nct TIE invitation sfyen by them, are heei f
lance which expected 60 form subject Of ,cn; -,
this meeting, ~ whio interests Of high importance tb, IT,
Oh are involved J viii be iet the Stale. n,net ~
Tend, nor expected take part IN any def,be.;,. -
heiigefcpt ciarscef that tpe motive 81 their ssi -. "
neither 10 contract aliincc' 10 engage in any
oiEgeei '~Po ting hostility TO any oilc, nation.
independence, oen hni hehseyes 10 POSITION. va te,c
cnc o. O.iief countries, win hc prime rs spite le h, t
dcf1gaie rom le tste 0f inio gtnd@nce iteC tbe ~ ~
been fIuliafxed by risurr. The re- III ~ m = =
have unaffected dnpoiiDn8 60 eve ric bt Of ,,, 80
cid lsy0s AID pryles 10 Tie Spanish Nstft
t fecosnoni al Others, ihey have aeiuiiiy e,f5shed
ddes dud HFnsuWns operating gusvOrabiy a. he a. s,e
O. The advantage Oi Wier Eurnp,1u rOssts. and
they i7ve aYqeatedt &, consider ia they ~ Kit fc,cn
Among DcnscgrI, auua ccncessons IL cxeu,iye f,yo ~
WHICH nciher European Pow, fc yued Sf.s .rl
Ice alnFtcd. ~ Dsst Of icse tas.. fas resti,tioo 49,
yorIhe GO us have yielded o. fieudiy eroor1,fi.n r -
nonittn,c5 bot = believed g. he II inuic soe,eor H. II
the pineapple d LIBERAL coinrierc1i increone .uid o.
exiinscd tn her, and grecd wdh dil eres;rl st f3,
aTsuaiion, upoa hc wbca 81 sefuici Tor fie ayo,oJ 49,
poe o.seSsuao5 e.he' egoa te cs3hnmsni .. .acn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-28
@recati0e 4seoeegUluoe5.
IN THE SENATE OF THE u. sTATt,s
MONDAY, DEC 26 iS2s

ne following Message was received from The
President OF the United States, by i,r. ,Jnhn a
dams, jr.
ia H. y,n,,, nj ~. Tr,:,,J s,u,.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-09-04
Trustees Sale.

NONOO y OulCs
10y virtue of decd Of trust from the late Anthony
LID Crease, decd to the subscriber dated the l6ti,
May, 1890, and duly recorded, shall proceed to sell
public auction Tuesday, the 18Th day Of September
nert-
4. That new, very commodious and a.
E#EM1 greeably situated three story BRICK IENE-
H":SS#: NEWT & LOT OF GROUND on the south
A.clzzsnA side of Cameron, between st. Asaph and
Washington Streets fronting % feet inches more or
ess) Cameronstreet and running SOUTH parallel to
st. Asaph, 100 feet.
The sale will be made on the premises between II
and / O'Clock, P. NJ. The terms will be in CASH
the residue in three equal instalments in g. II and Is
months, with interest, and secured by deed of trust
on the property. CHARLES BENNETT,
aug 12-1m Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-09-04
HAVANA A,

Baltimore, Sept "A letter to the editors Of
the American, from correspondent at Havana,
under date of l4th August, says:-"Ihere Is
now in port very respectable Spanish squad
ron, consisting of one ship of the line, SIX fri
gates, and three briggs. Another ship of the
line is expected. There has not for long
time, been so strong a naval force at this place;
the object of their meeting here is unknown,
though some important enterprise may be an
ticipated. We have an arrival to-day, IN 80
days from Cadiz; nothing new from the PENN
sula. The late papers announce the decease OF
the Eek Presidents, ADAMS and JEFFERSON. No
measures have been taken by the Americans
here on this occasion, and we can only unite
with our friends at home in feelings of national
sorrow. 1t is unusually healthy, with very few
cases of fever, and none violent. This, like the
last season, has been marked by the almost en-
tire absence Of this dreadful malady."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-09-04

down the small chapel on the summit OF INT
mountain of Guadalupe, and caused some ia
mage to the houses and converts; the churches
including the cathedral built but few years
since, received good deal of injury, and had
another shock occurred, several would most
probably have fallen The inhabitants in con:
sternation fed from their houses,Sx great num-
Der passed the rest of the night in the squares
and gardens: we have only heard oftwo or three
persons who have met with accidents, and these
were sustained in their hurry to escape. tap
pears that the earthquake has caused some in
Jury in the neighboring villages; the churches
of which being lone buildings, and OF slight
materials are not calculated to resist convul-
sion of nature.
The heavy rains which have succeeded the
very dry weather we had so long, may perhaps
account for this awful occurrence which very
fortunately is not common III the high part OF
the Cordillera in which this City is situated,
and NAV be considered as one of the many adj
vantages fits position We have heard that
few leagues distance near place called Fl
Cedre, large crevice has been discovered IN
the earth, and although We do not know exact
ly its dimensions, we mention 1t as 1t may tend
to alay our apprehensions for the future; for
the vapours which, compress within the bowels
of the earth, are undoubtedly frequens cause
of earthquakes, finding now vent, it is likely
that the ravages they occasioned when confined
will not again he repeated.
Yesterday, after the preceding remarks had
been written, another severe shock was felt a.
bout ten minutes to FIVE in the morning. The
damage done by it we understand to be consld-
cradle The cathedral has sustained much add
tional iniury but we are not aware at present
that any part has fallen; part of the convent OF
San Juan de Dios is in ruins, and several other
churches and converts have suffered materially
The houses ofprivate individuals have OF course
shared in the general destruction. We do not
know whether any lives were lost. The troops
were put under arms Immediately to preserve
order, and His Excellency the Vice President,
the Commandant. General, and others were OBJ
served anxiously employed in taking measures
to avert as much as possible any father disas-
trous consequence from this melancholy event
Constitutional de Bogota.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-09-04
SMl1yP. NEWS.
Port Of Alexandria.

ARRIVED,
Sept 2--sloop Chauncey, Wheeler, New-York;
freight for the District.
3-Brig Carol, Piper, Kennebeck, via Norfolk w.
Fowle & Co.
schr Democrat, Hammond. Richmond; coal to J.D
Brown.
SAILED,
2d-Schr.. Cent Mayo, Boston
3d-Brig Traveller, Phelps, New-York.
Schr Gen. Jackson HAYES, Boston.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-09-04
LATEST FROM COLOMBIA.

Baltimore, Sept. 2.--By the schr Antelope, ar
rived this morning, in sixteen days from La
guira. we have received from our attentive corr
respondents, papers TO the 10th, and private adj
vices to the 18th August inclusive. The sub
Joined extracts shews that the revolution OF
Paez is still progressing, and there is proba-
bility tina, the government will be compelled to
adopt prematurely the Federative system as
dictated by its partizans:
"LAGuIRA, 18th August, 1926.
TO the Editor Of the Baltimore Gazette.
"SIR: Since last wrote you per Aiisanna,
nothing new has transpired in misplace. The
Colombian schr Independence, arrived here
this morning in days from Porto Cabello,
with the news of Maracaibo and Carthagena
hav inc openly declared in favor Of the Fedora
tive system, as wished for by Paez; it is there
fore supposed by many, that the government at
Bogota will now see the necessity of adopting
the measure.
Business, except in bread stuffs and salt pro-
visions, isextremely dull, and money scarce
EARTHQUAKE IN BOGOTA.
On Saturday, the l7lh July, two severe shocks
of an earthquake which happened at an inter-
val of about Is or 90 seconds from each other,
were felt at about quarter before IL P. NJ in
this citv. The latter was much more severe
and of longer duration than the former, it threw
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-09-04
DRAWING OF THE

DRAWING OF HE
Ne,U- York Literature Lottery, 5tb Class,
Which took place in New-York on the 5Oth Aug-The
following were the numbers drawn from the wheel
81 81 SO 40 SO ID 50 As
That ticket having it the combination numbers II
81 49, entitled the prize Of $4,000, and was sold
in shares in New-York. AS usual, very fair proper
ton of prizes were sold at my Office, many of them
with two of the drawn numbers on them.
The nextis the Rhode Island Lottery, Class for the
benefit of the West Baptist Society-to be drawn In
Providence on the 9th instant.
HIGHEST PRIZE s ,OOO---Tickets 81.
Though the price of the tickets may appear high for
so small capital, yet must be taken into consdera
ton that there in this scheme nearly 10000 tickets
less than in the last lottery The chance, therefore,
for prize very good, if the tickets are bought at
.J.CORSE'S
LOTTERY & EXCHANGE OFFICE,
SOUTHEAST Corner Of King & ROyoi-Streefs Aler'o
sept4 ot'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-09-04

/ and Hudson Canal, near the Branch turnpike,
By Mr.. Horace Adams, whilst digging the ca
nal or 10 feet below the surface of the earth,
part of the bones OF NE Mammoth, consisting
of one Of the hip bones and number of joints
Of the back The weight fthe hip bone, when
first taken out was IS pounds, although much
deprecated in weight, on account of the great
length Of time it must have lain in the earth
Its thought from the dimensions of this bone,
that the animal must have been or feet across
the hips when living. The socket of the thigh
bone is % inches in circumference. The length
and heighth of this animal cannot be ascertain
ed untilmore of the bones are found.
We learn that Mr.. Clay was at the White
Sulphur Springs, in Greenbriar County, Virgil
MIA, on the 2lst ultimo--- his health much inn
proved.
The New.York Commercial Advertiser says,
that among the visiters at Saratoga, is a lady
only 81 years old, who is accompanied by her
daughter and granddaughter, aged 10 months.
She is probably the Youngest grandmother in
the country, and the group attract much atten-
ton.
The following mysterious paragraph is taken
from the N. York National Advocate ofFriGay
last.
Bubble. bubble! toll and frou6lei--What is the
one is full of it--yet no one knows enough to
explain---out with it. We want a new "nine
days ponder."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-09-04
COMMODORE PORTER.

We learn from correspondent, says the Ra-
leigh Register, who has seen copy OF the Ar
ticles Of Agreement entered into between Com.
Porter and the Mexican Government, that the
Government have granted to the Com. the pay
ment of claim on the old Mexican Govern
ment of so or $4,000 dollars for destroying pri-
va,eers. The Navy is placed under his entire
control he selects all his officers he is to locate
certain quantity ofland where he pleases, Sc
he is TO be created an admiral at the next Con-
gress. His salary is to be $4,000 per annum
his pay continued in all cases of sickness or
necessary absence on business in the United
States. And what is most liberal Of all, in case
of his death or accident, pension is secured
TO his family.
The United States frigate Brandywine, Jones,
and sloop of war Vincennes, Finch, sailed from
New-York, on the 3lst ult.
The New-York Mercantile Advertiser of the
Slst ult. says, the Swedish, "a 7apperheten, and
friga,e Af Chapman, were sold yesterday by the
Marshal, to satisfy sundry claims for expenses.
The former was struck off for $40, 900, and the
frigate at S32,2o
The following letter from gentleman in
Philadelphia to the Editor of the Newly ork
Commercial Advertiser, affords useful infor-
nation to travellers, and shows the rapidity
with which long journey may be performed
in our country:
Merchants Coffee House, Philadelphia, .4ug. %.
Enclosed You will receive report from my
correspondent at Norfolk, received by the new
steamboat line recently established between
this city and Norfolk. This line promises to
be useful to us in the way Of news, as we'll as
profitable to the stockholders. The boats are
new and fthe very first class--one of'which (the
PHILADELPHIA was built in New-York; and is
in every part a superior boat. The other, (the
Norfolk) was built in this city on the same
model, and is perhaps quite equal to her. The
road which is forty-three miles Of an entire
! level, is travelled in new stages built for the
line, in day light The Philadelphia left Nor
folk at o'clock on Sunday evening, with q
passengers for Dover and Philadelphia, and the
Norfolk arrived here this morning with 80, a
al o'clock, 90 of whom came all the wa!
through. These particulars have given yol
to show that traveller may leave your city a
/ IL o'clock on Saturday--go to church here OF
Sunday--leave this at PM. and on Tuesday
morning wake up at Norfolk.
remain yours, sc.
J. M. SANDERSON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-09-04
From the Boston Patriot, Aug. 90.

From the Boston Patriot, .Aug. 90.
LOSS OF THE STEAM BRIG NEW-fORK.
We learn from Mr.. A. NJ. Wilmington, a
passenger on board the steam-brg New York,
capt. Harrod, which left this port on Monday
week for PASSPORT, that the boat took fire on
Tuesday last and was entirely consumed. The
FIRE caueh, near one of the hues, about nine
o'clock in the evening, and it was Immediately
disc .;ered. vet such was the velocity OF the
flames owing to the combustible matter near,
that all exer,ions to stop ii were eruitess; time
enough not being allowed to secure even the
baggage Of the passengers, and nothing we
learn but the letter bag was saved. IN htteen
minutes time the boat was all IN names
Fortunately this accident occurred when the
weather was calm, the sea smooth, ana wnen
the boat was only eight miles distant from re-
tit Menan Lighthouse. The passengers ana
crew took to the boats, and by the aid OF the
keeper of the light were enabled TO make safe
landing on the island at about eleven o CLOCK
the same evening.
The following are the names OF the Passen'
gers, viz:
Mr.. F. Greene Of S. Berwick; Mr. Greedy
of Portland; Rev. Lot Wiswall OF Cambridge
Joseph T. Sherwood of Portland; Milo j.
Written of Lee, Mass; Henry Parmele Of
Boston; Jechonias Thayer of Boston; A. M
Wilmington of Miltoo; Miss H. c; Little IL o.
Kennebunk: Mrs. ]. o Allen and child OF Lu'
beck; Miss Sally Tucker Of hennebunk'
All the passengers, except Messrs, Thayer 4
Wilmington, determined to proceed on t"eiI
way 10 PASSPORT and some of,hem had ad engag
ed conveyances. To the care Of Mr.. SHERWOOD
gentleman of responsibility, was contded the
letter bag. Messrs. T. and w. took passage OF
board vessel bound to the Vineyard, but o"
ing TO the weather the vessel put into boston
Harbor on Monday night, leaky, and fhey were
landed at South Boston. -. e.
Capt Harrod proceeded in ooat to look 'oi
the wreck of the New-Y York, on the morning o.
the day that Messrs. Wilmington and mayer
left the island. The crew were lett on the ISL
and.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-09-04

Extract OF letter from gentleman on DoaFu
the u. S. ship John Adams, dated
South side Of Cuba, .Aug 8.
eve have no news of immediate importance:
we expect to continue on the present cruise for
two or three months. Our officers and crew
generally are in very good health, there not hav-
ing been single case of fever on board this
summer.
GA patriot schooner which we spoke few
days since, informed US that Commodore La
borde, Commanding the Spanish squadron) is
ABOUT taking measures to blockade Carthage
ma"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-09-04
RunneNs' Office, Sept. q.

vHNHE drawing of the New-York Literature Lottery
r. 5th Class, took place on the 30th ultimo-The
following were the numbers drawn
81 81 80 40 SO 10 50 As
Persons holding prizes requested to bring them
in and receive the cash. or renew them in some other
lottery soon to be drawn. sept 4
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-09-04
Crate Coal.
u'Yhe Alphabet Aottery."

EvHE subscriber having become proprietor ofthe pa
Il tent right for drawing lotteries on the Alphabet
System within the State of Virginia, informs those who
may have lotteries to draw that he will dispose of the
right by towns or counties on reasonable terms 1t is
deemed unnecessary to give any explanation Of the
principles upon which the lottery is formed as the I'd
Glass, this plan, is now on sale by the Corporation
of Fredericksburg and circulars nave been distribute
ed showing the advantages of this mode of drawing
JOHN Fl. RUNNELLS,
sept4 King-st Alexandra, ID C.