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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-08-23

every other person and, from hia char
acter as a gentleman of lperaliiy and
research, it is unnecessary 10 'ay that
the doctrine is tested without mystery,
and discussed with the utnoIt FREEDOM.
We will only add, that wbateVes value
is hereafter 10 be placed upon as a
remedial agent, there are tthse In this
city who are grateful TO Mr.. Gmbrede
for restoring to them degree Of stengih
and comfort which they had heeq stran-
gers to for long time, which culinary
means could not have procarNd for
them, and which they did NOT expect
again TO experience.
Cure for the PLEA friend ha call
ed upon us, and says that a salt, and
speedy cure for the piles can be fund
by this simple recipe. Take piecl of
sheet lead, such as commonly CONT in
tea chests, upon the inside Of which tou
are TO put hogs lard, and with q lealen
weight rub this salve Tor few TINS,
anoint the part affected, which ii a
short time will remove, what, 10 thse
who are in. like manner troubled, isa
desideralum devoutedly to be wiz
ed" Lansingbmgh GAG.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-02

.n Tue OF tAe President vi t.e board coma u,
IN his Address delivered at tie General Meeting of the
Stockholders in January last saetc thing in this
country" Perhaps some have objected TO Mr. Stems
system on this account but while we have before
US the surest ties; of the practical utility of his scheme
oil Improvement in what has been done so far: IL is
yet gratifying TO understand that his pyincipies arc pro-
nounced correct by men Of high standing and eIn.
neht scientific characters abroad. The last Report of
Nir stein having been mere piece of intelligence
transmitted by gentleman of Petersburg his friend
IN ionIon, former resident and still considerable
holder OF property herc) by him laid before Tho
mas 'e'tord Esq acknowledged to be the first Civil
Engineer IN Great Britain, whose opinion being asked
returned on the Sd of April an answer from which
the following extract is TAKEN
'tLondon, Sd 4pril, 1896.
Having carefully the Reports of the Directors
and Engineer for the n,pi ovemens on the Appomatox
t'ver, IN tie State of FirginaThc Report of the Ene-
necr is general tina, only - that the prin
SPCS nc H'S stated appear 10 be the Judi
cious expc, icnce.''
his TACT well known 10 all Navigators Of the Ap-
poatoX, that before AIR. Stein commenced his works
vessels drawing only fec feet 1caer could with great
u'iucul'y approach our whaIves-uow we are informed
mat 1t is not unusual 20 schooncs of the arpes.
Grass and especially the packet Ann arrived last week
rom ~ o'k drawing about sir feet sic isches,)
came up easily without tightening Thus an increas.
Gu uep'h OF fniiy eighteen inches is obtained as the
result OF our Engineers first years operations.
.UosGrf.-Dr. Holland states that when travelling
IN Iceland he heard If Mozars melodies play ed and
sung by an lie, lind girl, and that some s,ous after
wards, h. heard the very air sung 10 the guitar
oy creek lady, at Salonica. Yet the son Charles
piozaf') OF that immortal genius is poor music
master al Milan.
600
CTaa'otcs.,-Dr. Spuzlem the famous Craniolo-
s's'' was dei'c'ing lectures IN London his favorte
science, sud was attended by large audories The
learned Doctor, says London paper speaks with a
marked oreign accent arl ntonation but is perfectly
'n'eheo PIE and by the occasional flashes of wit and hu-
nuur which he introduces coniYcs TO render the study
OF SOULS very amusing one
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me following work has been published in London.
Cc at me internal situation of the United States re
[etica, and their political relations with Europc Pvn
I'"SS7dn' vol. vo i'll French" Say you so7
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-02
DonImsR1c 0ocURRHNcEg-
NElY-InRIl- Mar

Tc.. r, NEWi DIRK, May %.
JcVe''Son f"'d-But partial reports from the col
'ecuilg committees have been received The return
uay Is h%ed on Friday next In the mean time we hone
"e "aruS VIII be 'up and doing' in a measure which
%n approve and none gainsay. We learn that $4,000
go % IN the First Ward alone and 1000 IN the
''Ntn " ard We hope similar liberal spirit will pre
van IN ine other wards. Let call to mind for whose
rehei tins step taken One of the first and most zca
,ouS supporters OF American ndependence-the early.
tne p'triotc friend of our Liberties. The ACQUISITION of
LOUISIANA alone, produced by the efforts of Jefferson
perty of New York ~ ''e P'o'-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-02


RLNeH SrofIATIONs.-It must be gratifying 10
every friend Of national justice to perceive fiat the
atehuon % government las been drawn 10 the claims
o! American Citizens the French Government
""ch claims were rcnqushcI by The Treaty of Sep
'g"oeF' 1900. The report Of Mr. Secretary Clay
PAGES lhis subject N clear point of view aud Il
IS hoped viii be followed by an act OF Congress for
the relief Of many from whom Justice has been too
long withheld. " WV
u Is somewhat remarkable tbat while no enc has
ever denied the justice of these claims every ool
cation has been eyaded Or rejected. no other rea
son mas been opposed TO these claims but their sun
posed magnude. The objection Is indeed a yery
pi"Iu' one for nation 10 urge, w..ou the object is
- render justice 70 its people, who are perhaps
ie1Dcea TO ndIgence by The very acts for which re-
GfeSs IS asked &though tbe magnitude OUGHT NOT
10 aHect Tie justice OF these claims IT is believed
.'c amount Is not so great las been IMAGINED
3"' Is greatly reduced By I've Florida treaty I'm
us Fe'y very large sum mot less Dian two
.nuionS ana half was allowed f3r French spoa,
IONS before sept 1900 Spain was made responsible
~ her ports '0'
I' e'a' Opinions ara sustained by those Of gen
'ieH'"' VINO among other distinguished stations which
~ Dds Heid under TIC Government held ~ ono time
'"e ONCE which Mr. Clay now ills.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-02
MOBILE, Nav 10.

a,l CT, MOBILE, May -.
press ue unpleasant intelligence received of the lose
VI NC new steamboat ALA of her crew reach
ee i"st hSh. or early thsmorning, and state that she
was entirely consumed by fire, Monday morning while
lying at Vernon. ~
was bound up the river nd was in the act
''",.'''s s"ooS when the fire discovered The fire
WIN Such fapitny, that very little of The cargo under
saved b"t Tie crew report that nearly every thing
was saved ON deck aud in the cabin Canaan we
WI 'u' severely injured, BY the explosion of gun pov
Ger, which blew up the boat " Ga f"
t'esH are az! the PARTICULARS we have learned nj i m
suretl. ' VIZ """e'stahu' was H.
IKE C"ocf0''s:-A short time ago announced the an
i'''t OF 3maH-poT, among the Chociayv Indians Nv
se raging to an alarming extent. The Indians !,
seems are ignorant Of any remedy among themselves ana
'y destitute Of medical aid. letter from hiobIv M
P."aoie source at Demopolis, the 7lh Instant nd
w '"eI nave engaged medical gentleman ~ o b.e
Py % vaccine NATTER undertake the vaccna,;on ~
ana 10 administer medicines, and other YeIief
w '"l as may be sufic ing with snaIl-nox To ar
Fsh 'is praIseworthy undertaking substitution bas
~" UP III INC country, and copy forwarded TO This
NY! nose who disposed contribute thci, mite ,
W"'S inc reliet OF this distressed race will find lie, c
hat purpose IN the hands of d. Eotr9er Jr who j. a,i
zed 10 receive subscrin,ious ~ " '''-
iieic IS powerful appeal TO the benrvoI,uce ard r
mainly OF The public which should not be disrcrarjo
=" % "S tnS destructive disease continues in the ,ato
c "e population Is iii danger, 10 arrest its ravagcs
mere, VIII not only be rendering then, am incalrYIa,e
! vice. ou' also an act Of duty 10 ourselves.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-02
FyoNl az Buifimorc .4mcricqn.

The (uO,ced below THAI France has sent denim
Ties to the Panama Congress destitute of plausbitv
and If She is The goes pcpar to
form treaty with Colombia she is also prepared to ac-
knowledge the independence o that government, as well
all the of the South American RcpuJics. Snaiu
viii then be left des'iiucof her right ai and there
be bur tlc doubt that if those republics would stipua,e
ma" TO interfere with Cuba that She. after France ac
krowlCdged would recognize the Independence of South
compel FeIdmand 20 ID this. It would only require n
threat ON ;heir pa withdraw the French earrsons from
the Peninsula For 'c Spanish monarch is no lnnpcr a
sing when these men take up their line ofmarch lie has
had experience this subject already, evidence Of
iact, winch teaches wisdom kings well rs to other
men, ine French ministry will he probably pushed alone
iageS ihc party IN opposition. both in and on, of the
legislature, are pcrpsiuay driving the French ministry
to ihS point NJ N!icc aud his cua,uors in office Ina v,
hitherto he!H sack but perseverance, in such conduct
furnishes the opposi;ior with powe full weapon En-
gland Observation-Disclosures will acknowledge and then
Spain must acknowledge.
From nc .Nt,r I'orl: .Eercani.l IL 4arey,jy,r
We have been favored with the perMsal of a lp,,er
,rom Cartiageua, OF April 18Th received bv way of
MooN wii;ri states tha rroc. rigate had arrived
from Brcst with Commissioners from Tie Government
OF rance, to The Congress of Panama, aud with as "
supposed authority t" foim treaty with Colombia
ne letter adds-thcfe Gerry great eaDectgi;ony That
Srat" '71I oery soon joiiow The eru,pte IF Erancen
Inc above information, corresponds wi,h statement
made hy member OF Congress who passed through this
city on " edncsiay. lie said there was fair ,rosnrc
ti-t HE negotiations ior reconciliation between Spain
and The South American States would shortly be
brought 10 successful issue and added as we nndcr
stand, that the governments of the latter countries ,
siSned their readiness TO stipuate that Cuba shall moi
be moested on condition fiat Spain ceases her warfare
and acknowledges their independence.
IN relation to lire Island Cuba ITSELF letter from n u
American gentleman resdeu; there says-re Spaniatds
arc 10 cnuntcTact the plans South Americans
Troops arc distributed a! the Island two hundred
arrived a EaF+ocoa the day before the Margaret sailed.
and ucm ci stationed every port OF
Tuence few days ago the Governor received some nr
vate information from tJagow hat is it is not known.
but upon the strength of il he ordered the ma "a boI1
themselves IN readiness for marching down the coast
fortunately stated for Mna before this news arrivcd s,iI
apprehcnd 40 danger OF nvaSou--at least not nj This
place If this Island IS attacked all, the whole G,rcc
will be divided between Havana and St. Jaro aud tho
instant they sItrenier the sland is coni.,crcd-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-02

~ D"0cI"tcW Of NE 3Pp2110ffOE Riocr
"e plan Of improving Tide Water Rivers, as pur-
sued by Mr. STEIS, Engineer of the Lower Abnormal
2N company although practiscd for many wears on
LUG continent Of Europe, IS generally admitted e be
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-02

C,rro, r,: =, 1HIthsBUFG, May 80.
article is dull but holders arc vet un,g e., a, o"e
70 over prices. Sales Saturday AID vcserIav or,
made et9, % a 70 cents. 80 ~Sy' "ofc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-02

Tue lia FLOOR, for tbe murder Of sI,,rso1 tooIs
pace al AtnFAX Court house, in Virginia during the
I'D thc room about thirty minutes returned with vct
dignity. On The following day Judge Dade ,ro,,o,nc
cd 'ae awful sentence Of tie law on the criminal and
appointed we jOlh Of June FOR bis execution We have
and other particulars, but have thus far been nsvcoess
.4icrT Caxetle
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-02
Iou

,,t,.,-, LOUISVILLE, (KY.) May 1J.
i"e %!o'iesI mp from NcSc- OyunS-The steam boat
Louisville ~ the very short time of DAYS and eighteen
hours She lett This port for Nashville On the 10Th of
last ~ onth from thence to New Orleans and returned
ana discharged two-perforned the voyage of abont
34oQ miles, UP and down the rapid rivers of Cumbcr
land ard Mississippi, in 24} days
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-02

T2oo,,.1,,u. ,r iHANkPoHT, (KY.) May II.
a av fhe p ns n,eresog trial closed Yese
AuorneI, g. s. Biz, who was followed ri, he gu ss
5 Ts g Vas M@ g@ The argument in defence Of the
followed on the side by Wr RjcbaD5,oa u" go
poPe' WI De''y, Attorney General, viii then close on
the part OF the Commonwealth az 'i>' 'i0Se oii
We disposed to express m o,;,;o, ,,,.,
the evidence Should the trialresu in final verdict
we s':,ll Immediately publish all oft that is material in
the Argus having reported it for that purpose
The interest of the trial las been much ;ncte.seJ
within day or two, by Knowledge Of trc fact that
the wIte OF the prisoner has been sent for and e now
dairy expected The messenger was met " thin %
miles OF beauchainP residence last Friday morning.
heIally known ~ Sc
w.t., LEXINGTON, (KY.) May 18.
we learn from Frankfort, that the tiial Of Bea9cbamn
is progressing and will be concluded Ills week TIC
ie timony clo'ed On NJ MAY evening, which is under
Stood 10 DC strong and very conclusive to the prisoners
gait he arguments of Counsel commenced on Tues
day and Will probably be concluded to-day. Particu-
lars of the trial will be given in our next
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-02

he following work has been published in ropd,r-
"lHnce at the internal situation the United States e
Anerca and their political relations with Europc Rv -
' WI o Vo III rench' Say you so'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-11

fINHE sUBSCttDEh wnhss TO retire from public business.
n offers Tor sale, h, elegant establishment The town Of
Lesy Bedford county, which, for the variety Of
is advantages, exceiied by public hou.. Virginia and
eqlaled by very few ln addition 10 its being
Jsss % spnpIlous and wealthy where
nxuO~n aud where all the facilities
~ ensure the mosi complete any person -sres
10 tins business, be procured the mode
rhe terms, commands at present which the
her believes to be wholly unparalleled The buildings
commodious, aud IN good slate oi repair. They Of
tso story brick dwelling house, 100 feet length
numerous, comfortable and blick Kitchen " i'm
all the necessary rooms Tor -okng, servants, stable
iect ia LENGTH 10 vi which brick the balance framed
entirely new with forage garrett sufficiently capaeious
tam supplies for Attached this range of stalls
700 tee long, nely shcddod COURTHOUSE, iCe-house and
smoke house, well adapted the purposes which they were
respectively misunderstanding to which back
vrc, extremely fertile The subscriber will also sell. If ia.
purchaser requires it, small TRdCP or Land imnedi-
aely AGENT, which high Improvement po
tion Of Which Is well set IN clover.
The of til. sale will be only
portion Of the purchase money Will b. required in hand the
balance conveniently arranged that the able
10 meet the payments by the profits arising iron, the house.
House servants furniture, stock hand, may also had
Possession will be given Christmas sooner REQUIRED III
a.ar csnnot he effected by the 25h Of December
Ofer the mouse for rent for of years.
Ansust2 29-u WILLIAM TERRY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-11
BU.NKER'S HILL FOR Sill y:

flNiiE subscriber will sell the 10th March next nj pub
A auction, before the front door d the Eagle ia the
S o. niehmond MS Pians"n called Bunxers Hill, lying
niles ahc,e the town OF Manchester and between
tee turnpike road aud River Thi, planlin cont,,
eSi acres oi LIND half Of which woodland heavily
timber Ell with oak and pine and ,xty Land al.
excellent eek bottoms.
The improvements con, Of commo.ious .iw cling house
'ar abie 40 ice house. all other
aud valuable 6aw Mill abundaully supplied With wer
im Powhite creek and witt, timber the .n Wood
aa''s OF the Pai..an There Is also ia. .auie creek
newly eseete Gris MIL sxc--ht order, and ia yood
a-tsabour,pod FOR The Paaiau IN yerv
agreeable nsshhourhooi, anal wrli ed heah,s
cOuniry resideuce, taere few situations
and possesses at tue time the
10 market The sshseiiber ,nspding Wcs
efn County, will offer good anal tie
purchaser Those who may be Opposed purchase pro-
yey, requested to visit the premises, the .ub,c
ter hi. ABSENCE Mr. Jordan Smith, yive them suc
turther information upon the subj.ci they may desire.
D' Terms made knowlIn day UT sale, which will take
place at ~ o'clock, and be Conducted by e. G CLARKE
-ineirs ANDERSON EDWARDS.
Eeh.a AL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-11
Fifty Dollars Reuard-StoD The Vifio;n

BOUT the middle of August, calling himself Pet
IA uhone passed through This place aud took N him
negro man Of mine PettiJone about five hrh dark
eompieHion long STRAIT d~k haiFas suspicious look gen
teeiy dressed lie has been in the Army, aud l. said desert
ed and went TO Canada lie musician aud plays on almost
every instrument and makes some professions dancing
fred1ck THE negro mani Is tall likely fellow, yellow
complexion well dressed has uncommon share Of imp
deuce and Is fond Of the Company of white lie IS an
ca client Fidd aud took with hiD poor hv orsr
These fellows crossed Daudsos ferry, Tie Savannah H.
yer into South Carolina, the 30 Angus They were seen
ia Greenyie district shortly afterwards The white man wac
on iooihe negro riding with his fiddle behind him
The white said he lived IN Greeuvie District and that
he bad purchased the negro me.
The above reward will he given for the apprehension and
confinement Of these fellows any jail that tc NV
hands on theD-Or tltIy dollars for the negro alone.
milledgeville, Geo. Sept. q. 42---n JAMES CAAtAK
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-11
Engineer Office, Beaufort, Nc @,
nrr- N,nt,n Dntb fgO=

rSIHE Engineer charged with the construction OF IN. Fo :,
be bui on the Eastern extremity fthe Bugue Bank.
,is harbour, WISHES act for about fourteen
yeehes good durable building One aud three millions OF
roVd durable Bricks; lac also PURCHASES large ~
Der and oys,r-he;ls.
Tho,s ,et.oo' who 'vi'h TO contract, advet,ed-
l. That the character Of tue Stone (per sampler must be
1pproyed and Stone Of different character il 10 lie
bd at the option oi the Engineer
2 That duIng the Of deliveries the stone r 10
oo inspected ahd approved rejected whet board the
vessel
That the Stoue, he bounded by nearly RECTANGULAR
Surfaces and have due proportion a. 10 length breadi s
thickness one side TO be termed the face, used al
once, lue work the other side. forming lar Joints without
sgaing and that 40 stone weighing less iy pounds. 10
bsrees,sed but atihe option ofthe Engineer.
That the stone will be measured in a reetanruar ,ol;
he ones he laid close they be laid without hane
Iea) and received y the perch Of twenty-five solid
sto be made uuess by agreement The Engines
will pay aenni the and convenience Of
tractors consistent with his duty.
Wharf with Crane, aud other convenience 10 be pro.
Tledby the United States, which all deliveries must be
made, unlsss.by special permission % the contrary.
Rropos.s what agreements they desire in e.pa
nation Of their contracts what time they will commence de-
vees what quantity per month, quarter, they will de-
liver whether they wish ior the Whole any or
hpa what 30 price per perch they will make be-
That the failure Of the Contractor any one stipulation
iha, not Immediately explained TO The Ofte Eu-
gueer be breach ofthe whole option Of the Hon
able the Secretary of War forfeit the contract, u
bted St1te Will thereupon be entitled 10 the Of
age, assested undct the regulations Of paragraph y
. For the faithful performance Of spuit,n bonds With,
aPved security VIII bsrequired for the payment Of penalty
scsnt ~ amount 70 indemnify the United States Tor damages
losses resulting from such failure together with smouut Of
costs aud charges OF recovering the seme.
10. So much Of the above applicable 10 bteks will
rbvvrn those persons offering to contact.
Proposals to be sealed and endorsed Proposal 10
contract for the deliyefyof by - The
proposals will be opened the da,, between the h and
sixteenth Of march, s26 and the lowest bidder required TO
Ter wfhou, delay uto written engagements
The Engineer retains the privilege Of rejecting the whole
number u proposals. should he deem the lowest price proposed
high bot he will not he authorised reject for
anaihr subseqeu proposal VI befOTsthe writings are in
feehanged still lower offer should perceived and should
appear that made and intended be received at this
oee before the day appointed for opening propoa shall
be received aud acted On ia like With e other pro-
possls.
Jan. 80. s0--2sv4w
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Jan IT.

lY virtue Of adecs Of trust executed TO me by Edmund
- wills, Tor the purpose Of indemnyfying WA. T. Wills
or any money he be compelled pay ior hin his ee.
ry, aud pi record ~ the county Of NDoway, hall offer for
sale on wednesday The 18th DAY VI February next At the dg
ling house Of said Edmund Will valuable stock Of cattle
and hogs valuable carriage very little impaired by use aud
pair OF very yelnahle horses good riding horse about
re OF corn plantation ool of every descriptions sumo yal,
BILE household and kitchen lntue and c FIVE likely and
valuable negroes among WHOM Is e1eeen cook. Terms
cash. Virginia money. q. +. TODD, Trustee.
jan 10Th, 1925.
consent to the above sale, and shall the time
he plantation whetFon nowlive containing ofgoo
farming land, With every house FOR the aecomnoa
ton OF urge iamly aud which generally ~ well known
that perhaps farther description useless. Also my tract O
land IN Duwdde adjoining the above sonanicg 600 acres
great part Of which Of excellent quay. Also NY water sft
mill, winch known to be equal Il not superior tosuy mill 10
the ornpty The terms ior the lands and mill will be ps
giving satisfactory assurance for the Icd payn1ent.
Jsa' 7s--zsFiJlF EDMUND WILLS
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TO -lGRTCUL TIJRTSIIY-

TIME subscriber by the credit or the machine.
Il male by hts lae father aud also by the en-.
enlargement he has hee last years. lea,
90 niorm ms friends aud the public generally, that he CONT
to make both Portable and Fixed Wheat Ma
chimes vt different and reduced prices
toaie o the hest materials ethcr the
uer aud hope, the Respectable undeTssned viii tee
suhciea, tccoun =nfattuu.
JOHN EXALL, opposite the Postoaicc.
Richmond, Feb. 5, 1920.
have used Mr.. Exaip WHEAT Machine for wears,
lave no station saying, that the best
Machines this country. II tainy threhr out wbt al
faster and cleaner and is les liable than
machine have seem aud believe have seen oil M.
inodesn ni.canes vi this county. IL Yey durable being
principally OF cast aud will last, &c proper care OF
I'd yeats at eas,, aud ~ the -t will be the cheapest OF ali
iHsci.'ies HILL GARTER.
Shirley, Jan. So 1926.
have had in tho Exal Portable whea. Thre.hinr
durability, expedition and saving gram Is superior 10
which IS moved different gives also decided adj
vantages, and II easily kept IA order. J. ARCHER.
bermuda Hundred, 3ist Jan. iG26.
we'll satisfied with the work performed by r Exal-
Wheat Machine, and greatly pIsier to others have
JOSEPH NAHN
Iaehnoud LIST Feb. so6.
REFERENCES TO
Jphu Wickham, EST. WIN. Il. Wiekh,m ESD
Nuns. Garter, Esl. Edmund f. ,ekt,, f.o
Dr. TreHt, too nuu,.ron, 10 ,nention
N. IL. Wheat Fans, Straw Cutting Machines Corn Shell
lers, aud all kinds OF agricultural made in the
best manner. Smiths Work la genrlal.
Feh4 s7-0