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while under the hands Of his barber. be-
observed, ia his great harror and petri-
faction, the organ of dcSmcivcness pro-
truding behind the comb stuck over the
barber's ear. Now, at the time of dis
coverv, my rmcle's situation was one of
thc most peflons Imaginable, lis throat
living bare IL The razor of the destructive
operator, and lis hands bcine confined
beneath the wcll-pjuncd towel which en-
vcloped him. Ono Glance At the bar
bcr'S frontal region fully convinced poor
| Tim that 10 mercy conld be expected
from man destitute of the organ Of
bcuevolence, and who appeared to be
Ieycing, with sdyagc earneStnesS, the Nc-
~ spot whore he should innet the death
wound. LARGE drops of pcrspiration.
/ he las since assured me, where trick
my down his forehead, rs if from some
OF the kind organs thai wept his APP
Iproaching fate. Al last, in the very
critical moment, when tho barber had
! finished passing the blade To and fro,
| like Shyloch, to give it Reencr edge,
the thought of escape flashed like lieht-
nine across my uncle's mind; up boun-
eed he, receiving tremendous cash in
the chin, bolted through the partition
door, aud flung himself, all bibbed and
subduod over as he was, into the lap of
Mrs NoddIe, where he would aesrn-
eddy have tainted, but for the scaldingI
tea that come in plentiful streams from
the teapot 10 his relief; CONSERVATION
was raised among all the Noodles at this
lappartion; Crockery, the toomn,
rushed foremost into the room, whore
thc poor shaver stood exhibiting every
sigu of conscious guilt aud confusion
the fatal razor having dropped from his
hand, and the vie from hi,head INTO the
basin. In this exposed situation, the
mSchlcVous organ was seen with a ten
fold distinctiveness 10 the full conviction
Of all the Noodles. \ constable was
called, and the culprit was hurried away
mwiggcd as he stood, before a magis-
tratc in whose presence the hallsea2-
ed, scalded and bleeding complainant
also appeared. CircumstanfiaI proofs
were very strong against the prisoner,
and he must have been committed, but
my uncle cnlarging rather too treel Y on
pbrcuclogy, the magistrate WIS content
cd tofcmark, IN paciiying manner, that
this Was ii case not provided for by thc
laws: that he did not know how Tar he
would bcjustidcd in lakingthe evidence
of a mans own oruan dpaiuet himself |
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lfARAFfa on Bosn, Providence, Sew-York,
~ Philadelphia, Btimore, Washington City,
ana richmond Va, sale in sums to suit pur-
I.''>ef', at small pai,tm at the Lottery and
4T''ahge Office OF. &. NJ. ALLEN q CO.
i,"eabnrg, where akinls Of mcmrcnt money
q li,th at the lowest ties Of discount.
July 10. Is
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swveH tresDrugs & .Hediei1cs.
1872 Fnii0S ]. DUYAL ha. this
a5a "a dayceived a few packages
& G1Htainnep,om Salts, Alchohol.
~aS @@ap' Cahel, Campfire, Epicae.
-. c,,.4 tartar Etc, Sulphatc QuiAinc
9a anu" "5,',l' 1's, Camille, Starch, Magncsia.
, "a + III anu ''lemed 5, Cm.b. Soda, Tartarie
al 0m taA' A niw TT, Mama, senua, SUI
u Ria ''' ~ 'dmbarboot and Powder, Prus-
.mha r,a IRON, III, IN Vow, Iceland Moss. CO.
>.s-'. 'o,'' Tooth ltshes aud Powder Fan.
5si,. d9 Phials, a a number IF o,s.r ~" ar.
August =.
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rGNrAp ASD PUBLISHED RY
:, rrcIIrR X RICH. H. TOLER,
M Publishers Of the Lars q ths o"'oa.

-. s.ni. Weekly Papsf. at 4, aud the Woefly
ne "a prr anuun, payahi" IN adyanr'.--No I'M
s.uptah WI ~ .,, ~ -rontinned Out al th discretion
and no pals'' ',,fil all arsearagrs are pad.
Oh ...se1e,t, viii be- inserted at ~ cents per
" Aa''l fis 6r.t time, and 81 l.. c.nts ior sa o
s%@S rho.r from distance ,, aa5' o Ds P"d b,
pr-aa. TO ta SIr l pal1o IN IsaehhaTg.
SOM - ORDERS not exceeding two sqinres arc m
....llar IA dollars. .,........uu. -. ,,a,.
,.,,r. addressed to the Editors mus h' pos
IA sc, in not be ls,cnIeL -.
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,H9R RENf Undesirable family residence
,y.1sl Tie pent year by Samuel
F...s.....' y 'os>es-l, may be had Immediately
Us. or John Poe. ~ - ''' Lou
50 4t25
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r" EsrABIiAIENr.-Tbo g1b,cri.
-. - having catei into cc-partncrship for
o.. "i.',e ct eat1yitou the Tailoring Busi-
l,.,. NV 'd>en hot few door, below Ness.
ls. ,.'gE q q brown sore, aud opposite the
.,. ..'> hanA, whartayvill cnacayour to i've
sl.., ,..,'a to all who'll please to favor them
FNCIS p. HARRtSS.
V.,., jon 7. GREGORY.
.'i't ~ 49,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-16

TI'TTI'TI 'TTTTT 'IIT
be- warranted genuine
lie bus recently purchased the cnifc sioch Of
Dng, Medicines Paints, Oils, Dyrsufs, &e.
pr DDcts Owens B Lccl,lc. Wh,h IN addition -
his stock on hond logehcr "ith bl, lnw arrival,
renders his assortment extensive aud complete.
lis friends and The public, ~ I'll SIS tic Jus
toners OF Owens a. Lcckic, are assured that they
can he furnished on the mos favorable terms
Practitioners ri Medicine, country mcrchant7
aud others vino purchase iargclq can bc supplied
AT "A small advance above tho northern prices and
good bonds taken Ia payment
Tie greatest attention pad 10 the compound
M Of medicine; and h. pledges hnasclfto dei-
yer u, article OFT Of his establishment but what
is Of the purest quality.
July Il too
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+ NSEED OIL few barrel, of Linseed
~ Oil, just receiuby
WAFER II. MIDDLETON
Aaeust l..
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July Sd.

YeNCONlP ARABLE CALiCOES.-Mckee Ro-
g diasoa Il Gu. have now the pleasure OF an
neuneing the arrival Of the above truly beautiful
article, together with great many other rich
and desirable goods at less prices than ever be-
fore exhibited Their friends and the public are
particularly solicited 10 view their assortm",t.
Oct =
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-16

m ALI ANDWiNTER GoODs- fndreprs &
"a Brothers. have the pleasure of announcing
to the Planters of Virginia, fiat they are nov a.
penlng Il large and extensive assortment OF 70
reign aid Domestic Goois. aod are now prepared
To offer the newest and most admired fashions
And arc determined 10 make sale, al "A small ad-
vance ON the Philadelphia rates. The senior
partner resides there, and viii regularly forward
sttch supple. rs this market may require Their
assortment in part consists Of the following arti-
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-16

,.,oern AMERICAN REVIEW, No. 80 for
AN n.,aher 1896, Just received and ready ior
- M Al the New Book Store OF \. X.
NORTH. -
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- I,g ,yAX.--We will en { the highest price
! e ', a,r Bees Wax. -iRpig 10 ,.a..,,,.,e
~ io' ANDRi.h ; = BROTHERS.
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--,....,.-,,,,-..--,-..
--v-rsrsrzsszursszzsssoazz1z
-
-----------------'----- 80, -.
rEt> Ihp Asp NJ, r rotrR
=,,,,1 FLETCHER x id1l H. ioLbh'
TN, ,,..Lc,, oftle Lars Of ne Naioa.
- At Il and tin, weekly
pa at 81 per anau, pr less tnnc than .i aont5.
srnPon WIN ,,, he discontinued Out at til. discretion
and no P 3aI,' NJ" ',n all arsearagrs are paid
Advertisement, %i i be , ,,.': 81 ~ aa for eara
s teIcc Tho-r from d,,'sa a,. assard by
DR., aas to their ,na ,99i, M Ifaeburg
SOM respo'sli'. .,sc,,lIpg two sotprcs arc IN
ehanef[iy ,' D5.s.''
Al letters addressed to inc fal'o's mus '' P''
pa. :. ~ -----.s---
.,,,p1,.,N REVIEW. No. 50. for
lgNfoRli II ,,,G ;nst received and ready ior
III Ddob''' ~. Rock Store OF \ Il.
NORTH. -
.--rrs VAx.--Wc will ene the highest price
- ior pe'' tNnRt.A s y BROTHERS.
--rpVAN ALMANACkS fof ls27-Ne
(f G 1a,. small package German Almmacks
~ i.hy ANDTsltNS < BROTHERS.
t9fs@e ~ cts
------,,.,.1, z,,-,,,od Sne,nacrti I,o,aD OIL
SpRlN IN - eli, lust received by
w oil 'ae '''' .rIInNAS I DDVAL.
ofHc GelaeH Mortar.
0ctobcr3l.
-, ,t.,D--I have This day received
NhVlll ~ a,,i,.Ic,d of excellent o,,,lity.
W % hes' THOMAS J. DUAL.
ts
VNVaHrrE SllOES.-l"o cases ladies "niie
wv kid Shoes, (lai'st tashon0 case iadies
a,nerior silk gloves, splctdId il@lltes ioI sue
law hv ANDkbNo a bl'oi hHN9'
Nov II. Is
----------
TFIR0RSE COLL Ni9'-1oS' ,'losa '95 10. St
III | Collars which We will sell at our old price
, -, w. cheap store, Man street Feb. %.
----
4a\0RT and MADEIRA NINE.--i have Just
"a - ,,t,,I,tY.
~ IL TUOS. J. DUEAT..
sIIgEIIZG NArlRl tncqs. Mace
~ ci,,er and Ygmcri.. in,, received hy
'Hr TuOS. !. DUFAI.
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9OithtdS" ny IN 70" ''i'e Ai",',,'"
"a a,e'' o'dCN 'u''' - .'.' = '.,,,
3Ice, NM '''''z5, - H. 30, ,,,,,
al'o III PoN''', ,""',f -, - :,',,'zf'i
"1o' ""''s' W, ~ Yi5t.f,t i,.ya>-
July - --
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New Books.

OK MONTHS in the West Indies, in 1926, 81 IS.
- Tie Works of Anna Letta Barbauld, with Me
mair by Lucy Aiken 2 vols. s..
The Northern Traveller; containing the Routes to
niagara, Quebec, and the Springs, with the Tour OF N
England, and the Route to the Coal Mines OF Penn
syl'ana, with nineteen Maps and eight Landscapes,
I'd edition, improved and enlarged, 81 SO.
Tie Westminster Review, No. 9, containing, among
othe important matter, very long article on the Unit
ed Safes, subscription per annum, Sc.
Tie Museum Of Foreign Literature and Science fol
June, 1926; subscription per annum So.
Stake on the Law of Evidence, 3vols. Svo. at sub
scrpton price, viz. SIS so in boards, Is sheep, 10 IN
Nevland on Chancery Practice, first American from
the second London edition, 2 vols.
All the novels, Woodstock, Bramblcye Hall, Gran
by, Lat of the Mohicans, Wise Men of Gotham, re
maine, &c. Moore's Life of Sheridan, new editions
SCOTS Lives of the Novelists Subaltern, O. Roman
Nights, &C. &C. on sale by PLSHEY THOMPSON
Washington iune %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-06-30
TOWN MEETING.

From The Philadelphia Sentinel jane %.
At meeting of the inhabitants OF the city
aud county of Philadelphia, friendly TO the re-
lief Of the venerable THOMAS JEFFERSON, from
MS pecuniary embarrassments, convened on the
eth inst at the County Court House, a9reea-
bly, TO public notice, General Thomas Cadwal-
lader was called TO the chair, and JOSIAH Kan
Gall, was appointed Secretary.
Matthew Carey, Esq, from the general com
mittee appointed at the former meeting, made
the following report, which was read:
The Committee Of Superintendent and Cor
respondence appointed alta public meeting oil
the citizens of the city and county oil PhlIadei-
phia, for the purpose of carrying into effect the
resolutions adopted by tina, meeting, inareiatlon
10 the venerable Thomas Jefferson:
Beg leave most respectfully TO report. Iha,
in order 10 accomplish the benevolent object OF
,heirconstituents, they proceeded 10 cause col
lectiuns TO be made in the different wards and
districts of the city and county OF Philadelphia
In consequence, however, Of the limitation
as 10 the amount Of subscription, contained In
those resolutions, (Which is much to be regret
ted result has been produced very different
from that which was anticipated
If, as was expected, the peculiar claims OF
Thomas Jefferson 10 public consideration, could
have elected an universal expression OF grail
tudc, in the shape Of small contribution from
each individual, the limitation prescribed by
the town meeting would not thus lar have de-
ieated its laudable and benevolent design.
As however, this expectation has been dis
appointed, and your committee did not Con-
ceive themselves at liberty, under the authorl-
" delegated, 20 invite unlimited donations: d
much smaller sum has been received, ehan In
:he opinion of your committee, might nave
been collected, if every citizen could have con-
tributed According TO his inclination.
The sum actually received by the treasurer,
has been deposited by him in the Bank OF the
United States.
II has been deemed expedient by the COM
lnitt e, previous TO the application of the mo-
ney, o make this report, in order that IT any
iurthc,- measures shall be considered advisable
for the purpose Of increasing the fund, they
NAV now be adopted by this meeting.
On mon on Of B. Chew, jr. Esq. the report
was unanin ously adopted.
George N Dallas, Esq. then offered the fol-
ts-inns, oream bic and resolutions, which were
Unanimously a, 1opted
JTbs,,os + as been duly made to appear
tina, the nI.r ~, scrihed by former General
Mee,inc IF tha :, tizcns of the city and county
Of pb;Iod.i,h;a ;, collect a fund for the relief
of the venaf.,sJ g. ties man and patriot THOMAS
JEEyRsox bas go. ID erroneous and compare
lively ,inn-odnn,;ua. i'm posing restraint upon
The feelings of graft tude ana requiring eAe''
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RIGHTS OF THE PRESS.

AT recent trial in Canada, on an indct-
ment for iibel, alleging that the editor OF the
Pottery Gazette had not reported the proceed
ings OF trial fairly, Judge Baron Garrow,
gave it as his opinion, that d party had right
to give fair, fall, and impartial account Of
whatever took place in court Of justice, and
for this reason--that the public were entitled TO
be present in court and hear all that was going
forward, and that being the case, 1t was absurd
10 say, that because the court was too small to
hold all the public, they were thereby better
acquainted with its proceedings. He was quite
sat SIZED be had such 4 right, and indeed il was
necessary towards preserving public respect for
the administration Of justice, as II afforded
them an opportunity OF constantly observing
that its proceedings were conducted with purl-
ty and decorum. He repeated, therefore, that
q party had right 10 publish a fair and just &C
count Of what took place In court; nor was II
necessary that he should state every word that
was uttered, proyided, he omitted no material
fact, SO as TO prejudice either OF the parties.
He must not, however, give heading to his
account, as had been done in the case Of "Lew-
is Cs Clement" where the report was headed
"Infamous conduct of an Attorney" because
that gave colouring to the publication, and
not being part Of what had taken place at the
trial, was not Unsuitable. His LordShip then
read over the article in question, and lett II
10 the Jury to say whether il was not fair, I'M
partial report. The Jury consulted together
for minute or Two and returned a verdict
Cor the defendant" baltimore Gazette
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+. CADWALLADER, Chairman.
Attest-JosIAH RANDALL, Secretary.

The town meeting having adjourned, the
committee Of superintendent was forthwifl
convened, General Cadwallader in the chair,
when, on motion of Daniel w. Coke, Esq. the
following resolution was unanimously adopted
Resolned, Thatin conformity with the forego'
ing resolution Of the town meeting held this
day, the following persons be respectively au'
thorized and requested TO receive from their
fellow citizens, or from any society in The city
or county Of Philadelphia, or from any part oil
the state, subscriptions, without limitation OF
amount, for, the personal relief of the venerable
THOMAS EFfERSON,a and that each of he
said named persons be provided with sub
scription book, wherein the names OF the sub
scrlbers, and the sum contributed, shall be In
serted.
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| tons more universal and unceasing than the
| shortness OF The limited time will admit.
,Resoloea, therefore, That the committee of
twenty-eight heretofore appointed, be author
| lied and Instructed to proceed to the attain
ment OF the object contemplated, without re-
ference to the limitation in the amount OF each
subscription imposed by former meeting.
Resolved, That the same committee be in
vested with full powers to adoptwhateverc course
| they may deem most expedlen,, in order 10 pro-
cure from our fellow-citizens such a subscrip
tion will Justly attest their attachment TO the
author Of the Declaration ofIndependence, their
sincere sympathy with the misfortunes which
have overtaken him in the decline OF his merl-
torious life and their ardent desire TO alleviate
or remove them.
Resofved, That the same committee be en-
powered TO appropriate the monies already OBJ
tanned and to be hereafter collected, either In
purchasing an annuity for the illustrious bene-
factor Of his country, or in such other way as
may be deemed best calculated to insure his
personal and permanent relief.
Resolved, That we do earnestly invite GU: fel-
low-citizens TO come forward with substantial
marks Of gratitude at once spontaneous, we'll
founded and prompt--exhibitiug their devo-
tor to the republican principles Of '76, 10y con-
tributing TO the comfort and happiness OF him
who placed them indellbly on record; and al
fording signal proof that the people of Penn
syl, ania appreciate as highly and will cherish
as affectionately as their brethren OF other
states, the wise and vrtuous fathers Of our IL
berries and union.
On motion Of S. Rush, Esq.
ResolUed, unanimously, That the thanks OF
this meeting be presented to Edward S. Burd,
Esq. the treasurer of The general committee,
for the jealous and laborious manner in which
he has discharged the duties of that office.
On motion Of f. d. Ingraham, Esq.
Resolved, That the proceedings Of this meet.
ing be published in the papers Of the city Of
Philadelphia.
+. CADWALLADER, Chairman.
Auest-JosIAH RANDALL, Secretary.
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PROPOSALS.,
BY WAY GIDEON, of Washington City, for publish.
ing by subscription,
ID BRYAN'S ADDRESS,
For the BOSTON BARD: and
The Triumph Of Truth, a Poem, By the same q'tfhor

TERMS:
The volume will consist of about 20 octave pages,
printed in handsome style, on paper of an excellent
quality, and will be hot pressed, and neatly bound IN
boards Price SO cents.
The proceeds fthe work. after deraying The cost OF
publication, will be transferred to the Boston Bard.
Gentlemen holding subscr ption papers will please
return them to ID. Bryan, NJ. Alexandria, d. c. to
whom, also, persons at distance wishing TO subscribe,
will please communicate their names.
UJBy giving the foregoing Prospectus place in
their columns, Editors of newspapers may, while they
manifest their sympathy for, contribute something TO-
wards the relief of the afflicted "Bard"
tune 81
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a Tract Of land,
Yen Dollars Reward

NyTAS stolen from room in the Team-Boat Hotel
w on the night of Thursday last, SILVER
Tp.37TH, makers name II. Cromwell; Liverpool, No.
1926 marked the capsel, and the letter r. IN two
places on the cap The three initials of the owners
name was marked on the back of the side ofthc
watch in ciphers 4. NJ; the face of the watch IS
marked with ettcrs-has brass hour and minute hands,
and steel second hands. Also, FROCK COfI, be-
tween snuff and green color-torn between the two
waist buttons. will give the above reward tor the a.
bove articles and apprehension and securing the thief
or FIVE dollars for the watch only. Watch makers and
others are requested to stop the watch if offered
JOHN A. MARSHAL.
June 81 IT
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SEE E r
500 Prizes
500 Blanks

1000 Tickets ats2 $4,000
In this class the tickets are numbered and ettered
follows, VIA No l, B No2, ANo 5, B No 4, ANo
5, Is No 6; and in this manner through the whole.
On the day of the drawing, the two letters and b,
will be placed i'll the wheel and of them drawn out,
which will decide what tickets shall be prizes the
numbers having the drawn letter on them will be de-
posted in Wheel and all the prizes above the low
est order in the other when the numbers and prizes
will be drawn against each other until the prizes are all
out The remainder of The numbers having the drawn
letter on them, being AGO, will each be entitled to
prize of dollars.
Prizes payable by the Corporation fredericksburg.
forty days otter the drawing, subject to the usual de-
ducton of rs per cent.
Whole Tickets S2-Haires 1-Quarters so Cents.
To be had of the Managers in Fredericksburg, and of
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Five DOLLARS Reward.

a Strayed or stolen from the com.
'EN~TSyS mons of Alexandria about the 18th April
1874 last, a Bay STUD COLT, one year old
,.sJ1,SI last spring, about the middle size, OF his
age is well made the hair his legs is much darker
than that on his body; has name which incines most
y to lay on the left side, has no white or any other
m5rk recollected.
II was supposed he strayed away in company with q
sorrel mare belonging to the estate of Levin Walker
to Prince William county, Va. near Brentsville, but
as the mare has been taken up in that neighborhood,
and no information of the colt, fears entertained
that he has been improperly taken off or he may have
started in company with the mare and voluntarily sepa
rated himself between this place and Brentsve. The
above reward of five dollars will be paid for the colt
or reasonable compensation for such information as
may lead to his recovery VIM n. MILLS.
June so 4t
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MarshaA's Sale.

4 ILL be sold on the premises for cash. on Satur-
= day the 22d day of July next at 10 O'Clock, all
the right title and interest of Robert Brocket in one
E.S frame house and lot of ground, situated at the
north west corner of the intersection of Washing
ton and Queensreets to satisfy an execution in favor
of Lindsay & HILL d. MINOR, d. NJ.
june Cots For 7. Ringgold, Marshal.
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Notice.

4 PPLIC ALTON will be made to the President and
N Directors of the Little River Turnpike Company,
for the renewal of certificate of share of Stock
standing in the name of Geo sacum IN the year
1862; also, one half share standing in the name of
Geo. shcum's estate, No. 1915, dated February %,
1918, which have been lost or mislad
JANE H. SLACUM
June 90 cow
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AUCTIONS.
Public Sale.

QYvirtue of three writs Of fe aea' issued by John
I'D A. somers, Justice of the Peace for the Coun'
ty of alexandria, and District of Columbia and to me
directed shall expose to public SALE on the premises,
at u o'clock on Saturday the LIST day July neat,
One Lot of Valuable Wood Land,
about four acres the property Of James Birch, near the
residence of Joseph Birch taken to satisfy debt duo
to James Williams, due to n s. Oden, and one due
to Henry S Peyton, with all costs and all additional
costs. Terms of sale Cash.
june cots WESLEY CARIIN Constable.
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Notice.

yIyIE MECHANICS BANK will not be open on
L Tuesday next, the Fourth of July. Notes intend,
ed for discount must be deposited before u O'Clock on
Monday the 3d. on which day notes due on Tuesday
will be required to be paid.
tune 3O-St CHAS. CHAPLIN, Cashier.
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GOWNS Digest

4 DIGEST of the Laws of England by the Right
N Hon. John Comyns late Lord Chief Baron of the
Exchequer; fifth edition corrected, with large add.
tons, and continued to the present time, to which
added digest OF the at nisi pri,s, by A. Ham,
mond, Esq. First American edition, with the addition
of the principal American decisions by Thomas Day,
Esq be completed in vol 8vo and delivered 10 sub
scrbcrs, bound in calf and double ettcred6 dollars
per volume.
Vols S. and 7, have been received, and will be de-
livered to subscribers application at the Book store
of PISHEY THOMPSON.
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