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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-02-17

Fre-The Hagerstown Torch Light, says
that son Sunday night, 4th inst. the house of
Mr.. Samuel Evay, on the Potomac river, about
Smiles from Sharpsburg, was consumed by
FIRE, together with its contents, except one bu'
reau and feather bed.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-02-17

A young man by the name of Henry Moore
was lately arrested in New Jersey, on snspi-
cion of being the murderer of Miss Cunning
ham, but has since been honorably discharged,
no evidence appearing on his examination to
warrant commitment for trial.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-02-17

We give to-day, an interesting summary oil
Greek news, later and more satisfactory than
any we have seen for some months. 1t comes
by the same ship that brought the news of yes
,erdav, but was found in single paper publish
ed on the morning that the ship.sailed, and one
day later than the others.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-02-17

DLessrs EdRors-I believe most OF the citi-
zens of the town are unacqualnted with the
contemplated Amendments Of the Charter, as
recommended and applied for by the Common
Council. If it be in your power, will you have
the goodness to give your readers even synop-
sis Of the amendment intended.
MANY
1--WE have no objection to publishing the "a
mendments referred to BY "MANY," or to ma
king synopsis, if more desirable; but 1t may
be well to inform our Correspondent, that we
have never been so fortunate as to get sight
of them. We cannot consent TO seek the ne
cessary information, although we cheerfully
promise to disseminate any that may be laid
before us.-EDIToRs.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-01-24

.haryiana Legislature ON the 10th inst the House Of
Delegates occupied in matters Of not much general
interest bill was passed to enable Aliens to hold land
within this state condition Of declaring their intention
to become naturalized and actually naturazc himself with
in twelve months after his being capable Of becoming
citizen.
The Senate have yet 20 act upon it--Nr Kennedy,s
Bill to grant to the State Of Pennsylvania the right To cut
canal into and through Maryland, for the purpose of In
ersecng the Chesapeake and Ohio canal called up,
and on motion OF Mr. Howard referred to the comIne
Internal Improvement
On the II h. the bill TO alter the Constitution SO far as
relates TO the division of Counties into Election Districts
with view that il may be regulated by single act Of the
Legislature was taken up in The House of Delegates and
after some discussion, rejected
The Bill to change the mode of eectng the State SEN
ate was passed by the House.1hs bill divides the State
INTO districts, and gives the election to the people. The
Senate is to consist Of twenty MEMBERS being taken
from Anne Arundel and Annapolis tugether--one from
every other county, and from the City of Baltimore.
Upon application for leave tobrng in Bill authorize
private lottery the question Intentionally TAKEN
ascertain the opinion 9th House, upon such Bills and
decided in the negative by considerable majority The
principle is therefore settled that they will grant no PHI
vate Lottery fer any purpose whatever.
:, Inc Senate rejected the message proposed by Or
Claude asking of the House reconsideration of the ESQ.,
luton declaring MIR Steel member of the Executive and
corurrcd in the proposal to send joint letter to that
Gentleman announcing to him his appointment This
On the 18th, in the House of Delegates, on motion of
Mr. Howard, the committee Of Grievances and Courts of
Justice instructed inquire into the expedencv of
employing counsel to defend the state the Supreme Court
against the claims Of the heirs Of Lord Baltimore
Mr. hennedys resolutions, the object of which is to de-
cae as the sense this Assembly that Congress have the
right to make Roads and through the Several States
lWnout their consent) passed by considerable vote
| - ol reported by Mr Tyson, confirming the act of
iast session which abolished that part of the Constitution
winch requires the members Of The Legislature to take an
oath previous to the election of Governor and Council al
so passed the House, and the Senate agreed 10 the
present dissent. : ~
onthe 18th, Mr. Maxcy resolutions On the subject or the
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-01-24

On the 17,h, Mr. Lloyd, Senator Of the United So.
sent in letter of resignation ii his seat the Legisa
on account Of his continued indsposition.
on the 18th the Executive formed board.
Both houses were chiefly engaged this day with Local
business.
On the 18TH both Houses agreed to elect w. State,
Senator in Col LIoyds place, on Tuesday following. ria
house Of delegates engaged to-day in discussing M
report Of the committee on the petition OF Colonel Howad
and Others praying that The state would employ counsel
in the case OF Bownings administrators. The repor, !,
in favor OF the prayer which was adopted by the house
ayes 50-noes 10.
Nothing OF general interest was done in The Sens.
except the passage Of from the House conirmnn
the proceedings Of such Justices Of the Peace neglected
take the oaths prescribed by the act in 1922, confirm
ed in 1925
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-01-24

The provision market in New Orleans had, al
the last accounts. become very high, in consequence
OF the failure of the usual supply from the Western
otatss, which the water has been too low to allow
The Steam Boats &c to bring down. Beef, Of 0
poor quality, was selling at t,centy fre cents the
pound
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-01-24

HiAtam % G.les, well known in the field of politics az
Farmer Giles" though living within the district, hs
seat in the House of Representatives of the United States
front district lately represented by Mr.. Randolph
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Obssquiss q jefferson and Alums.--The
order Of arrangement to be observed in the
funeral procession, and in the subsequent
ceremonies Designed in honor Of those IL
lustrious rnratriofs and co-ldborrs, Tho
mts Jefferson and John Adams the ytnr-
rated sons OF Virginia aud Massachusetts,
will BIZ fnundabose. There IS, We hope,
no doubt Of lis beng acceptable 10 Ctr cit
zrns: II Is glorious spectacle, INDEED,
thus to witness III. spontaneous "iirrl'gs
e natjou's gratitude aud love, following
to The tomb with It's uubuught blessings,
the ilelr>s rrmains of lac Fathers OF the
Republic. Contemplate aud drspIcable
cCmpared to this scene. are all the heartirs-
pastants that ever drckcd thr t,Iumphal
march of the bl cd stained cungurror, with
his captiyes chained 10 the wheels ot hls
victorious car. Still more dcs lchbIe, #
possible, are all ihr splendJrs with which
monarchs sprro md Themselves while Ii
wing, II swell the glory Of Their reIgn, and
all the purchased honors Win which heart
Ir-4 parasites, "ln the solrma mockery Of
woe, - follow them to tha. "bourue whence
no traveller returns" From nnr cxirrtnI.
~ OI fhl- OHlnU 10 IUr ulbeT, - Nb fi'lut
10 Florida from the Mississippi 10 the
Atlantic, the names Of John Adams and
IhomAs JcHcrson shah he mingled by the
frremen whom they led rom lie bond ge
Of Egypt, onder the directing hand II Pro.
,idenrp, IN every demonstration of respect
winch the most unboundrd graItu4e aud
rp,rrrurr can suggest, Years may etopsr;
generations may pass away the waves ~
lIn,e, in Their rc,isllrss course, may obte-
rate every remembrance at past abrs-hut
never shall thu world AGAIN hook on the
Ike of those men who figured u the CON
fpst Of rs. We may search al history for
fhpi paralId, bat NJ shall srai Oh m vain
All thHt We have hreE Taught n admire IN
the patriotism and collaboration aud m.
r0aQnrrnhe ralnr et the ancient HEROES and,
sages has hren more than surpassed IN our
oyyl time and before our own yes, by the
men who have, almost every onr, gone
down Is the ;;gave, md two of thr most A.
lnstrious of wnum, have but just miu2Ird
with thr dust. After ages snail identity
their virtues with their namrs. Unohsch-
frd hy the mIsts winch the irresistible
prpildcrs of contemporary hate aud envy,
so 1naa throw around the most unsscep-
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COMMUNICABLE


| -h'tiNP III .NtSOf tOuHtY.
Al a meeting ofihr cifi1rns Of LaarPs=
ton aud rs ,iclnty on Phursd,y thr - =
! day oil JOY, 1896, for the purpose 81 lai.. z
INTO consideration The subject of PAYNE s
| tribute Of resycct 10 the emory of l na
mas jefferson aud john Adams, late Pre.-
dents ot IN. u. Statcs:-
The object Vt III. meeting vac stated by
Mr.. Joseph {. Mrggluson. IA frN feeling
aud appropriate observations. --nh,feupon
Mr. John whitehead NAN callrd 70 thr
Chair, and Robert &. CutIer appointed
Secretary.
On motion, made and seconded, Ness.
Jos. {. Megglnso0, james Garland, hrs.
\. Estes, james TUmpkln- and Danrl
Perrow, we're appointed committee 10
prepare and report such resolutions ~.
might compori Hi'h THE object Of this
lnrellpg-aud The sad committee having
retired, after some tlmr icturoed and re-
ported The following preamble aud rrsolu-
lions, which were read aud unanimously
adopled;-
The un~elcome and melancholy intel.
ligence OF The de,th uf the sage OF honll-
cello, The distinguished philosopher, toe
rnIneHt and stSaeloao Statesman, the hrn
supporter and undertaking lrlrud Of the
rights Of man, aGd one ~ thr founders Of
our republic, the immortal Thomas Her
san /; has bern communicated 10 IL. This
caianlious event took place Oh The 1th Of
July, 1876, the Jubal anniversary ol tIat
day on which nas delivered THE declaration
of oar birth u. a nation. Ia thu event w.
cannot but ser the traces of an approving
God. His character oreds no comment,
either ~ a citizen OF slatesmau--A long lie
Of uspfilnpss illustrates thc former, aud tbe
brightest pages of out history are ,epiete
With the etlsitncrs of lhr Latter.
Bat The Intelligence of'thls national ca.
lamity was qmvkiy followed ny that Of an
pointmrnt. The venerable tenant Of Quincy
the lInsIrlous, the great AID good john a
dams, onr of the associates of Jefferson IN
the act Of signing ard publishing the Dec
iaratlan of Independence, Was also 9albcr-
ed 10 his fdhrrs. Feeling, tn.irfure, the
greatest admiration for the characters, aud
gralfldr tor The invaluable services Al
tin.se venerable cIt.z. n, 10 our COUNTRY,
and parlakir Z Df the general SORROW winch
prrvadps tnr " hole Anne ican fam,ly, 1u
arcouat Of these affecting dlsprnsalon- of
Divine Prugidcncr, which mas deprived the
n.trpn at two such distinguished citizens -
we the citizens If Nelson County do here
by resolve, that asa 'eslinnuy OF the sea-
tlnsnts bersio expressed---
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DIED, 81 herrrsdcnce nrRr faylors Store,
lranelin, v on the "a inH Mrs. MARY
FERGUSON. relifi 81 the laie Alexander
fetPrspn, doe, ngbi ~ yenrs. En,rnInm.
ou ,dr dend, are 50 trrlneht aud lndiseriuin
ate, HAT II Is considered rather The dieraips
OF ympathv aud aHc Glipn, 'hgn truth aud
Justice. But the virtue, Of ihis amiable Old
lady were too we'll known ~ tenr an imuu.
tnlinn Of This nature IL know her wa. to
love her II Nil The stations H. WHICH fortune,
Ia the corrse n u hong lie, has placed her,
she manifested u uuhienuss vi chatActet.
which lssedom "qinllcd, and, perhaps. ne.
yer tkcriled She possessed al those quail.
ties winch rendered her MI RgreehiIe com
pan,oo, an exemplary and 'rnjrr mother,
. KIND nciPhbOr a1d an indulrrni misire, So
above all, she lived under the smiles of her
God Sh' hhd long been shining ornament
81 The baptist Church, and when shr shW
dtath lvHpclaB with hH4ly strides, she bolt
II iarnr tim without terror, 81 rtpr. ssrd u
Willingness Ia obey the snmmon--to drpafl
aud resi- IA the bosom ot her God. She has
lett numerous clipping tebind -mny they
reader, together with Yourself, Ire her IL
hnd my your dtdM he like hers.
--Ou the | lth INST IN the 23d year Of her
age, n sr William i0lnduy's, 10 BegOtd
county, r.fet 9prfs illness 81 five dHya,
Alta fOLlY AM, tih0ghlrr OF Mr.. Edmund
Franklin. IN iuis loss, s0eirly las .uslnined
another shock, Bnd is made 10 lnncui IN 81
lent, but annltcrhi1r, grief, the frequent
sihlks VI - monster drdh through our
neiRhbVrho amongst our fAre.t ornu
lhcnts IA most bsetul nembers. She WIS
universally respected aud beloved, and will
.nup ~ remembered She died ne she lad
1ycd, enving brkbt example OF rrs,gnu',.
~ nnd confidence N llim who orders all
fhlngs.
- On ibr Tuesday the dh int nj his r.
stdeaor ia tn, county, MIR. WM. sHBakLR.
an DID aud respectable lhhnbitnui,
- On Frlday the tn inst. Mis- EllZ \.
b. II, eide daughter OF thos. kosser, esq
bi TINS c1uhty amer tong prOifhcted Illness
she dled the death Of Christian, IN the
mIl loP"s Of enjoying eternal hnppnpss
Her afl",btf qualities were ouIy 10 be- tpOut
10 he apprcelntrd She, by herwhole course
during her lons iIlness, virtually SAID with
the pnei,
Lord commit ny .pnl IN thee.
Accept the sacred trust,
NecriYe this uOblfr part from me-
And watch my slerping dust.
- ON Tuesday The llh inst Mr. JOIlN
WILSON, sen. ~ his residence in the Con
cord settlement htterh long md painful III.
ness. In yIng the last trbute 81 rc,pcct to
one 90 unusually esteemed ~ he WINS, the
writer regrets his inability 10 do Justice 10
such shining grlu,shs we're pDssrs5pd hv the
deceased salre il IL 'a}, he was az rArn.
plary member Of ihe Presby terrain CHURCH,
an d.leenonafe husband, indnlgeni parent, O
humane master and II g"ud neighbor
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TEFTW'YGLE'ss

hylRGTNfA-At a Superior Cont Of
= Chuncery holden in the town OF Lynch.
burg, on the I'm May, l52h
Richard fhurmon, PIT.
against
Rohpr, Thnrmon and John Smith, Dts.
TIN, cnusr came 81 tins ddy 10 be heard,
on the bin, answers aHd the examination OF II
witnes, aud "a, argued by counsel on con
liberation whereof the court doth refer the
nccount, bets cen III" parties 10 one ot lis
commissioners, who i, directed to examine,
state aud settle the same, and make report
thereof to the court, with any matters sprci.
ally stated, thought pertinent b himself or
required by the PARTIES 10 be 50 stated.
(Dpy-lPSIt
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1880 Tickets
The public viii nh'o'se, fros Ne very
6ta glanre, thal the ahove Uteuab Is det,-
drdiy the most brllinut one eset 20, up in
Viteihin and The price ri tbs ufktts vefY
low. mud tbr drawing Is elost ct ha0 corr
scdhenlly those wishngtV become uth by
advshlurinR IN lottery uekets, will Eff thst
have ~ Imt TO lose MS the pfies ~ ieke,s
viii certainly hdyshre go, do not neReetA
dnge momrhf IN enilnem my TRULY cTs
KY OFFICE mad occurring Lucky nun her
in ~ie hbovr scheme, ~h,eh may make zoe
happy the rrmaind + u yont days.
n Whole ticbtis 10 IIalyes 81 5on>
Quarters a n, 10 be had 10 very great vsSi-
ely OF numbers nj my Truly Lucky o.
ice, where TIRE cash viii be paid for all pr<.
ses ~ soon rs drawn.
Order. from the country, post rnid enelcN
sing lhe Dash or prize tickets will meet th<e
nuN prompt attention, II addressed 10
ADRIAN II. NORTH,
july oU.
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|innsb's ts~sti.,, .hrir rcsl, viii kts


III ~ forih ~ original and unailaysh bright
nfss The lirle rs,ils nr part, hlrkrtin..
NV Which the SERENITY 81 iheit lives Vase
o'lfa disturbed, md aln'h hiag'sd fnent
IhafaR Win me h1nus tai itkrntli q.
yer thri' hfad', eiii hr lost n the whnl.
"lod tnd irinpest ut uf#er passions which
"fhfr parties mud a. be- hcuons r III acute.
EN.n INV, ihry arr almuot taItptfen ,uuI
i"st-ihe, ha,e breu superseded by nlhcl
t"riiag" scarcely ifss hafcy II thea natur,,
hna t'dtetiS Las utl Il, " lith shali rcrt
WIN tht same lafr, tHe same ohltslon, IL
' "" sh"tt S''"s. Mai a#leasoa l. poor
human natnc 60, " who ne toud o.
iuh ming patty p1'sian4 ye wha utter
! UNDERMINING 1fnnheHnoes aud pour
''rih l"alsfIl '"inatr adnlnuea--go, ~ Ihr
'omhs III Jefferson aud Adams. and ask,
"eer" are u" respective friends aud en-
| mics at these individuals, Nho ~ uljru
olsgnNtd thrm "uh o"rnetaius ell "
IA pierced 'hfm viii ibe .hnils NJ dr=
lnpnec maltNoifaft Nhsrr ate they !?
fcha answers ~ here . 1hry and Their
memories are hbal--.lhflr names aud thu
locus nave suoh t"'aht oblivion winch
/
'h' pty an contempt al the wlsr md
s"on. llnnF Van, that The hones al JET
'etshn aud @dams rattle IN their tomb,n
Nata SOM f"'lted ealamny is dragged
rom as sal''" dnkness Ia throw Shade
'Nef mr. m.otsf II the luanlmalr clrds
"efr rapahlr OF te"liog, aud could give
n't''ah'e 10 'helr sens1ilons, We .booId
u'7f th'm. ln the language ot admopulan,
h'aaIng rs 10 fofhrafP Thy would onl
urge nus course 50 much breauSr its IN.
manly 10 war againet the detd and L.
holld over th'lr 4 aVes 4 monument of
t''rH error ;, as because "e all should be-
more ar less brnehttcd by the Geuttal O.
! Pff"a"h ol Il system III mutual charity.
| Charly oi opinion Is dur mol less 10 the
h'laS Than the dead. II mortsls co4iR b.
'i1'llh'r--li hn All-"lse Providence had
N'rn ~ ~ 10 constitute man A. t. lace il
j" us power Ia stand namo'rd by passion
"uea t'tfJ lhing r"nspitrd In arouse HI
h'lhe''-'o b' uhaIlarsd aud uuseducpd
'o'o hl' cotnh'sh non OF error, When on
t'tF sue STOOD br"Itfhwe Syrr0
/ b
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JOHN WILLS, {. c.
Commissioners Office, fypcb5n1g, !

Commissioners Office, fsgpchbarg,}
9Th July, 1890.
The parties in this canse viii take notice
that have appointed Saturday, the 2ni day
OF September next, 10 carry the tore going or'
der nf court into effect. On which day they
are required to attend Al my oiice, IN tbs
town, with their accounts, vouchers, books
aud papers, prepared tor settlement
JAMES BENAGH, c.
w. 90 CIW5n.
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ir. rts v, v.ii wr,- ,r.p. =, on. lrs,

arm lot slif'y ds,A
sai That W. vii eherffllly sni eptd'-
as uni'e N such mrasut.. - .hall be- n
doPtei rs Ii, Executive Of }rg MA. upon
thls sahJeri.
81. lhat the Rev Wm A. Smith he r..
.quesird Ia d,ll,rt, "a such day -. Sill
generally bf adopted thfnugapat Virginia
q 'alogy upon ihe character al thesr dis.
nneashsd patriots.
Ill. Resolsd, Toni the Eliiors Of the
FHsplu kvhnnnd Enquirer, Consilu=
""ed Wing aud Grultai Gs,eite, be- re
q'eslrd "a publish the foregoing proceed
'oes Ii Their respective paper.
JNO WHITEHEAD, CIR.
Re-. G.. Curlre. Stcg
Il Aoolhsf frs hns Ireeen'l4 taken place
IN ff.er,hnfg but fortunately not murb ds
mHre dpur.
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MI, L

:. The Y;,h, ..,.li.,a, I.,'..,, -.
ficrrs Of III, Min, i.,,,f.r,. !. sI,. :,
fonr.
IN. O..,o- ....-.,
w., ( u.,,s. l' ~
, ~, j., Nv : w. NV
. ne h'F"reoa clergy N files of fur.
y. Revolutionary Officers and Soldiers, in
hi"s of four.
5. The COMMITTEE IF Advancement,
g Pho Ad,,,, C.,.....:,,.
m,n,. y ''''''S'
-, =,
8. Cijizene Of Lynchhorr X its ,,,ini,v nm
foot, in files of four.
q Car,,,p.. ,ol tJ,,,..,,o,,
m,
,..'.' '',''",'s e'c''ea'rh nav" hfeo ap-
P.,''" ia, '"''s "' iae "'Y' ana invested
W mn "",''''''y u preserve toe order OF the
'"j'' ~, N"'' N'"n" "hdrshdI,
'p!' - n'u's'
"P'' ~ n""eo'F'
N'P ", ofA,
'P'' w Ror'eh,
- '.'''"'
- ''"' S""'n'' TsV'
Thy Procession will form IT 10 O'clock,
IN font ot ST. PanPS Church, and mnye
/ forward ~ the firing Of the signal gun, nj
pretlsrIy hall past 10 o'clock. FROM ST.
PaaPs. II Will proceed Up TO Nest Il. th, nee
10 rs lnnetnn Win Main 81. and thenre
down +" the Presbyterian Church, where
me CEREMONIES VIII commence as son a.
the Procession has entered.
- The Church will he closed 10 all
except ladies' uhtlf the procession has enter
ed.
c.,
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MARRIED oh 27th Jone, ~ FiauL.
l'o teputS, AHhama, Dr.. JOHNJ. Dill
LARD # fuscumhta, II Miss NANCY
WINS Ton, daughter Of Col Anthony
" nsinn,'--al formerly 81 Vugl1ia.
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lie last mined crop, were sold rraris-
'noa9ly. The highest prlee.g,,en Tor my ain.
gle md, wns 81 % The average price II
me ophhds. eonia,ned in tho abavc stalemcnl
Is 50 20.
ibe quantity opening Is Inree md the pri
e"S hfe nst quita asgrod as ttey were the
20 aerk. bN,e gwen the pointer the ave.
ttnFe ff'cr oi auction saies of sixty eight hhd..
FROM this hr ma! Judge Of the pfices
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Virginia LOTTERY
For the ben, iii # lhs

FOR me DEM III ~ lNr
Dismal Suamp Canal Company.
Fourth tlas
30 No Lottery hy Combination Il Perm tA
tipn-- o ballots to he dtnwu
10 be drawn ut Richmond, IN Sept 1879
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- a. = ~ sS~-stsR7@N = - gfA
BY ao0btt cgi'adef .NrfbHs. ai.H afp aaf
complete ST a H6ittaigres Cards
llilG tthsff'hels respectfully ntofm ihs
pH'lic th5t lhrir Cndng haehih. 10
NOW ~ c"Wprlr ofder Tor he RECEPTION Il
NOUL, which - I'LL be taeeiscd NJ their sipta4.
opposite the Yrsihan office, or Al the Ma
rhiur. 1T CT Lyneh's mill, halt ,nile from
Lyrehhure, nnd eardcd IN the btst mannpr.
and dslsflrd nj tie SUM places, D, the a.orI
eat notice Persons residing nj n disipugs
would do well 10 forward then wool Ia lhn
machine by their Wagons bringing in PRO-
dure
lhis machine wns built expressly for ihs
suhsrr,hcts by the most eeelrAteh builders
II the United States, and having double eys
ihdrra, II makes rolls much superior 10 thcss
chrded hy IL siuele rylinhrf machine AL
wool, before II q brought 10 Ibis maehhs,
MUS he cleeDed lfom nil sticks, burrs ma
other hald sdbstanGes, calculated 10 injn,H
the teeth ol the cards, md a. comphnied VITA
one pound 81 elem lard II every ten pounds
at wool also, with il efficiency 81 cotton or
linen SHEETS 10 contain The rolls Ihey will
card nj their usual price. for which cnsi ~ill
be- required hen the roll are lnken away,
linving emnloyedh man from the nnri who
Is well -Xperienced N n. nhoy. business. -
.upefinlend the mnehief. the. rropri.tors
hHlef lhemsck - ihh they will be enabled
10 cnrd wool IN manner superior 10 any
ever rntded In this country. They thrftiOts
solicit the custom Of the public In general
The subscribers have feeni,ed lnrge sup
ply of resy hyperion Uooi, they will krep con-
stNnlly on hand, aud tor salr. WOOL ma
WOCk ROLLS, Witch vii hs cola
low Tor tngh. HOLMES & BREWSTER,
June q couiI
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s'ias. 20 edsaa covered - -. er,',in-
OK. call II weakness or uhsi you pleas.
hutl Cannot louk az m"
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" We nave published thu Oratlan of
Go. T Ter. iflelcels goat credit Oh
his head md heart. Any Jgh' impprlec.
ton IN lls construction and pbrasealogy
ought to he oNerlookea ~ cp4sii'rtnon II
tn shorIn.ss ii lbe pcalud diluted hlm
for fnr COIN Icuoa ul nis task.
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ARRANGEslrNrS

hteommenfcd n be Observed By the Cihi,eps
u Lyash5prg. IN The Funerai Obaquits
q IA. JEFFERSON aad Jao. .}iqms.
Th' following Is tie order appointed 10
be observed IN the PROGRESSION ~ DAY.
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Dos, los No. &c.
All from the wheels offhe
Neg Fork Literdtlre Lottery.
A. The Drawing Viii be received by 90
ne1t "Wednesday, when The fate al ell nuos<
brrs will Aeeigrn Hnb plsnsnre, and the cn.A
PAID al sight Tor all pdscs, AT the Truly Lvea
sy IN Of
n. Il NJ. AELEIc Il 90.
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