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American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-03-07
WHoLES ALE PRICES CURRENT.
AT Baltimore, on Friday

Cotton Lou. sc IS II; Georgia Upland, IS a
r5l; Flaxseed. 90 Hour 4.5o 4.62 Corn, 20 a
70 Wheat, 100 los Rye 60 62; Barley, go a
100 Clover Seed, red 90; Timothy, 1926 Oats
40; Hops, 27 so; Corn Meal, kiln dried, Dbl
500.
The american Farmer,o very valuable agri
cultural paper, published weekly, in Baltimore, by
J. S. SKINNER, ESQ.,, from which we obtain the
Baltimore prices, informs us thai the Disters COM
plain of scarcity of Rye, and are offering six,y.hse
cents Tor tina, which is good and clear OF garlic
dJJ11D g.
Erratum In the description Of the Eetton Rail
Road published in the Watchman of the 28th u.
for 60ool. read 600t
Cheraw, in S. Carolina is stated to be in the heart
OF most luxuriant country, and yet we learn
from the last papers from that place that Corn is
selling there Tor one dollar and fifty cents per bush
el, and other grain in proportion. These high
prices are owing to the farmefs OF chat neighbor
hood having lately turned their attention exclusively
10 the cultivation of Cotton So much for specula
ti0n
Respecting the loss of the brig Fox, bound to Phladel
phd mentioned il last the Editors of the Philadel
pha Gazette say We should like know whence the
New York D pers obtained this NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. have
been arriving here from both sides of the Bay, almost
~ the morning Of the 20h and none of them
bring intelligence OF any such disaster.
The papers brought by the Commodore Barry,
capt Tubbs, from Liverpool, arrived at Philadel
pa do not contain any official Intelligence OF the
resignation Of Constantine.
The valuation of property in Lancaster county, Pa,
cong to The returns of the Of the different
ships, nearly thirty millions of dollars The val
uaon of the city of Lancaster is million four hundred
and orty dollars 1t contains 1914 dwelling houses and
ABOUT eight thousand inhabitants
The " Y National Advocate OF the Sd instant
says" We understand that upwards Of S5o0,000
were paid this week for prizes by Messrs, Yates
* McINTYRE; an additional proof of the good faith
o these trusty managers"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-03-07

Counterfeits of the Ten Dollar Notes of the Far
mers' and Mechanics Bank of Philadelphia are in
circulation. They are dated February 10th, 1925,
letter c. payable to j. Koun--the Pennsylvania
Arms are in the centre of the vignet.e. The sig
natures are we'll executed, and without rigid scru.
tiny, are calculated TO deceive.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-03-07
SHERIFF'S SALE.
By PETER B. DELANY, SHER1rY

ID virtue of writ Of vend exponas, me directed, will
LIB be exposed to public sale, at the house of VIII am
Thomson, in Pencader hundred Saturday the 18th Of
March next, at 2oClock P. Nj the following described
house and lot OF ground situate lying and being in the
hu dred of Pencader and County OF Newcastle, wit
adjoining lands Of Samuel Reilly Ana Adsr Francis Coer
and others; with log dwelling house thereon erected
AID taken in execution as the properly Of Wam Wats0s
deceased
Newcastle, Feb IS 1896. SIT
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-03-07

NOTICE.
rEviIOMAS POWELL, of the Borough of Wilmington
IL Manufacturer, by Indentme bearing date the sixth
day Of I'd month Februar,) last having assigned all his
estate rea persona aid mixed, to the subscribers
Tor the payment OF his debts, providing fo in his
before The seventh dav of fifth month (ayl
The creditors Of the said THOMAS POWELL will take
ha the assignment and release may examined No.
81, Shpiey street; and all persons indebted to the said
HomAs POWELL requested to make payment either
of the subsc bers, JAMES BROWN,
Wilmington Del ABRAM PO WELI,
Sd month (March) Cd, 1926. 3l-4t .4signees.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-03-07
TO RENT',

TsNHE dwelling house pied by William Warner,
i on the Wilmit gton aud Chrisisna Turnpike Road,
about mile from Win ngton, with 4ble carnage
house. ice-house ba,h-nonse, &c an excellent garden
young orchard of choice III trees and pasture f horses
and cows Posse ssiot given lie 25h inst For par
ticulars apply TO WILLIAM WARNER.
EDW ARD TATNALL,
JAMES PRICE,
.4ssgneeS of I'm Warner
March g. 1926. 3l-4t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-03-07
STOCKS.

ETOR sale, few shares in the Bank Of Tihnngfon e
Il Brdndy1ine Apply 10 VIM. Fl. NAFF,
No 50 Market streets
WANTED, few Shares OF the Wilmington q Greot Ya.
ley Turnpike Stock. Apply as above.
March 31-
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-03-07

Extremes Of Thermometer, 50 and go: Means 80 Il
IL, 333
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-03-07
HOGS FOR SALE,

on 80 Hogs of various sizes for sale. Inquire at
~ JONES' BREWERY, in Second Street
Wilmington, March z. 31-st
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-03-07

PRICES CURRENT AT BRANDYwIsE Mills, MAR. 6.
Flour, superfne, per bbi. 50 63 to 81 rs
Middlings, do = IS 8 %
WHaAr, Whit, per Id 9s
Do red, do US
Cons, per 81 lb. 72
Do (new) do. : 20
Kiln-dried Corn Mcsl, per hid. 1S 90 is so
DO. do. per bb 8 81 100
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-03-07

Erratum In the description OF the Hetton Raj
Road published in the Watchman OF the 28th ult
for 60ool. read 600l.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-03-07

upon dawnng attempt ALLEVIATE
Me portion Union from anotler.'' WASHINGTON
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some persons disposed to ss;.5; their sxi-
ience. The proposition to choose an irresponsible
e-ident for life, with contingent mower to
choose his successor, apeared TO them 10 be quiz
and to some a. smere trick TO rijicule the "s0fe
precedenf' OF Mr.. Clay. Bot we have enterta.n
Ell doubi about the ruth of.the statement and W.
have now before us the entire " Address OF Gen
Bolivar, to the constituent Congress of Bolivia.
accompany he plan of Constitution Tor lie
Government oi that State In this Adde'S, we
are astonshed IL find such sentiments, este To-.
lowing from any s,ate-nan who processes 20 stud,
the principles OF :" the most demr~r fepublic -
But Our regret IL equal to our astonish eut when
we see them gravey al, ocated by tie Illrslrou-
man. who has deserved the lille oil the Lidsydt0r
Of the South.
g The President of the Constitution is to be in
our constitution as The sun tchich, placed in HE
centre, gireS Gfe TO the ,sniverse This supreme
authority ought to be perpetual; because, In sy,-
TENS without hiersrcbe>, there more necessarily
than IN Others ior Fixed point, round tUhich ma
stSroteS and citizens persons and things may
Tecofce GtDe me a fred point, said ancient,
and fUW more the toorid For BOLIVIA, this
point Ii President for life. In him, ali our order is
supported, without holding him responsible for
TINS action: His head has been cut of, that no.
body may iear his Intentions: and his hands have
been tied, tina, he may do harm to nobody.
The President OF Bolivia partakes of the IA
N%'N'SS Vi VIC I-AtCuflke, Dui Win
triclions favourable to the people. lis term oil
office that of the President of Hayii. have
taken for Bolivia, The Executive Of the most de-
mocr attic republic t the JoOiid''
lie next de-cant, pom the Office of V. Presilen,
who is 10 be chosen b Tue President 10 succeed
him and then tortes his regulation by the
practice of our government, OF which lie speak,
follows:
Z" la the government of the United States the
practice has finally been observed, of naInIug the
chief minister to succeed the President. Nothing
is So convenient IN Republic as this method II
unite- the advantage " placing an experienced
person IN the management Of the state. Whvn
he enters eron tue discharge OF his frmciio;I- lie
comes ready prepared. and brings with hun the
gale II popularity and c0nsumn1ate practice.
This idea has possessed my mind, and nave esta-
bllshe ii : raw
These reasons may now appear very conclusive
TO MIR. Clay; though his friends at ihe late cleo
ton objected Ia the most pointed manner 10 this
CU6lnet Succession he may consider it now az
a very - safe precedeut'-but, TO maxi 1t
''pTecedsRt," - Practice" or "A law doe,
not consist with our IDEAS OF the genius OF Re-
public. IsmPorG mtitantiU! IN 1879, MIR. Claws
Committee (perhaps Mr.. Clay h,tnse,O treated n
as dangerous practice. In-lS26, Mr. CLAY
denominates 1t as . safe precedent" Lei
us beware OF doing what Boil. ar has done -ei ect
II into {" iQtC. -
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EDTJCATT(lN

NJ School al Mr. ticird Motri.'s in Hanover will O..
4A continued the The course uf instruction
VIII embrace the Greek, Lain aud English language. Geo
Gaphy' arithmetic The Elem,n oi Euclid md surveying
me number of pupils viii b. limited 10 6een, and those
would he preferred who4e attention will be devoted 10 n
Greek and Latin Classic. The school will conucnte on Ola
lst January and terminate the 10Th December, allowing
vacation oi SIX weeks IN the Mr.. Francis W. SCOT
ana Paul l. Do5wel both residins convenient diianr
r n The school, will few oarders IN Their fannie
on very moderate Price Of tuition thuty dolfs
Hanover, Noy.5. 5i-wft JOHN KIDD. IT,
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. - = =

On Friday The special convention Of the Proies-
tant Episcopal Church, called Tor the election OF
an assistant bishop OF the diocese OF Pennsylvania
adjourned. The convention had been in session
three days. There were fifty four clerical dele
gales, and one hundred and twenty -seven lay dele
gates. Bishop White acted as president OF the
convention. The clerical delegates to nominate,
and tie lay delegates, by vote, pass upon tie nom
nation. The clergy took vote, when the Bishop
announced that there were "a for The Reverend
Uiliiam ~ yMeade of Virginia, and 20 votes for
the Reverend Bird WILSON OF Pennsy and
that there domination the ground that
81 being present, q were not constitutional ma.
jorty. Judg- Nilsson declined voting. The con.
veaIon adjourned, recommending the subject t.
The early suenuon of the stated annyal conyen-
ton, which will meet at Haui.bnrg, ia May next
Phil. Guy ora, oct. 80.
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ElY virtue o, deed o. ti executed nv Snth Pawn, cf
- bicAnsnan sld 1t record the osce Of a.. CLERK Of
'a! county M Undersigned, more Of them, viii ON
Tie 2sE uey a N=upeT mex, eel 10 the highest bldet on
credit Of one, two and three years the Tract If
land on which SAID s. Payne iy- hes the west side OF
che New Canton road supposed ta be CJO 81
tWeye layes, stock u every h crops SC. portion Of the
property vii he old for cash, The he edit ss
the usual Itits wilt he r-grcd The trustees win con
yey DE lille only vested IA them by the deed Of trust.
GEO. WOONSpN PAYNE
W. :. FONrAINE,
GEO. HOLEMAN
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virtue Of deed % uut executed by James n Plea
an to the subscriber. lr the rurpn,Cs iseiu sr or,
o"ed on the on day OF March, 1896 and daily rtcndtd IN
me oie, k oi1e OF the county Ps!ata viii be sold
fSNhltan Courthouse, the 9Th day OF Drren Der next
Pohc auevni for ready money sul iiaot OF land wing
~ the county Of Pow haan, Jlncs RIVER adorins f r
~ Annbi iiATs and Francis Sampson coutanire be-,
e''i.n'' TON 500 acres TIE TRUSTEES.
Nv. Z" I'D
4 LADi WHO has had experience ~ Ieacnite and
o. well qualified for the euviaj em desirt situation
IN piirhe family some healthy p0int of w .iuii
Apply 10 CHARLES GODDARD.
T.
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Ieu DOIlars Recard.

GFRAYED or stolen from ~, Stable Of Mr p J. Archer
- al Aii h"ux Ferry ~ PoNh. the night uf the it
"'t1 n! h9N'o'f ana ''shi2 valued ssy horse; nn,
yeas 0d, has remarkably long u,nr snd s,i is ven, fo-i
sho' hi' legs h' wind sas ab'at MS anklt aad wn ro,
h''"s ~ such manner as 10 induce s'scrIs tnnk him
broken wnd,d wall give thran,.e i,,,rtn any neri
who val eel yer hin or 1e ihe t. M Areher at aid i. "
OF M self IA Richmond
BLAIR ROLLING.
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"a vHtde ot t- val Ui MAJ J4s -
~ dec viii be sold Co the hi hest bidder al the front do
OF th"m. street, tavern ~ Uhanra, the 27ih da, OF .e
pres nt mpn.li the t'ii1Tine property, TO Wit.
-Four Lois, with tie houses aui .ranlry thereon attn.
aed on te bank OF Crbsnns Creek lower end OF the
iowa and whCh was O.. ued BY James Ross & Co.
Flfe vacant Lots lstely the property OF said Ross uaf.
N the South paIt of The adjoining the ot Of r. b
Nm, anitue sststcs Of J. Dennson aud &. Owen.
70 aud Fourth OF wood land Wing in NfIde.ex
county, the road Ealing King Queea couha.e few
miles above uihunna convey "a SAID Ross by John George
Geurer's est1fe
Termof ale one third Of the purehlse money So he paid
on ne day OF sale one thud in fis mouths he balance in
Twelve mouths Bonds with approved security m be rerrrrd
tjI the Two last payments JOHN CuEW ad,sfr
with the will annexed ofJsmes Ross dec
Frederckshuig, INV 7, 1926. 52-,,s
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tuSe, with effect, class OF one hundred he can.
not examine them He cannot know how thew
progress HE cannot learn when he is under
stood or when subject has been so treat
ell that he safely proceed to another
w hen the classes are very numerous, all incentive
TO industry is destroye neither the desire of dis
,inction the fear of detection in ieness either
oy Professor, or parent, can exist TO any consi-
derab!e extent. But when the attention of the
Professor is concentrated on class of moderate
numbers, there can be no deception. The student
must do his cuy; If he does not, the Professor and
parent become acquainted with his iii eness; and
shame. together with desire % avoid woundng a
fathers sensibi,ites Will drive him 10 manly exer-
tion. Indeed, the advantages of a small class over
large one, are almost in the ratio of their mum
beers, inyersely. They are 80 Ohv ious, that II is
not believed they require illustration; whoever has
attempted TO teach must he fully sensible of them
But most young men are aveTse to encoun ering
state os,hngs in which every ole is expected and
requii ed 10 do his duty, and parents Gin Virginia
mean) are 100 apt 10 be guided by their sons
They shoold, however rather gard the
OF their sons than their incinations, whether
moved by idleness novelty. There il ceTtany too
great sXitY OF discipline and regular govern
ment OF the young OF the South, and 10 this
may IN some measure be ascribed the start " ich
the Northern have OF the Southern States in arts,
sciences and population. The youths Of the North
generally to both Those OF the South would con-
slider themselves degraded by bodily labour, and
they are suffered by their parents to avoid all
mental abour, by taking the rounds OF all the schools
academies and colleges within reach until they find
one where they permitted to do just as they
please, aud there is nothing like wholesome re-
sirsEt Indeed, if there is any thing like disci-
pine at colegein Virginia, there is eminent dan
ger oil its deserion. My advice, however, to Tie
Visitors aud Professors of William and Mary,
would be 10 persevere in the course they have
adopted, and let the institution perish in the
attempt TO do good by the dissemination of useful
Information and viriuous habits among their pupils,
rather than BY contrary course, to increase the
general tendency to idleness, extravaganza ard OF
course speculation and want of virtue hope that
lower Virginia is not completely enveloped in
the coarse mantle of ignorance, but that She cal
perceive their true interests, and it is certainly the
duty OF every lover of freedom and virtue, 10 lend
hand in an attempt to raise from the face OF our
country tina, loathsome veil
A RADICAL
williamsburg, Nov. lst. 1926
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Enipersiiu 81 piralni.I-

[NHE Hotels Of This lnsttuuu Tor the accommodate Of
students with hoaid t,r the uin5 yelf Pc
Posah "'lI be received ur The roth Dc applicants nu.
produce satisfactory trsi.nou Of GOOD nora trarer ana
ct their qualifications to- suaha Letters addtsd o.
me directed To the Unvery OF w. Abemar county will
he rtendedto. A. . BTOgkENEROiiGU p.c,,r
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Land .qeencn ia DIN

-.-- tFtIV VNTJ.
VIE subscriber having lately removed from Goochlsnj
= county, Va and settled his family in Chilicohe will IN
de'aSe business land AZ, and will thankfully -
'e 'he patronage OF VrEnians interested in lands
s OF any other persons. He will pay taxes on land; attend
2d neglected claims fo lands Illegally sold for taN-
sen iahds on commission &c &c. II, will give any nfore
non concerning lands which he may posses gratis; al
letters must be post paid, attention will be paid then
49,, RIO. WARE.
t'NftCuffe.
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NOYIGE-

iNllE shehe he's the satisfaction announce 10 tbe pl
lc. that BE- again prepared u accommodate Them Al ,
UNION HOiEL, II The corner Of Market and old ,,re.ts
aha "iH"ny 'mf mat he thinks he has claim to he
Prouage con,pttiiion Will have an effect IN tho fy
hisng lost nearly the whole h furniture by the deiruei
nt " January last he ha, provided himse pa cuisry with
snuey new ncts and Tire best curcd hsr Wsiit,sse. h.
House and Stables ave both nw d the latter ~ particular he
WI recommend as the very beitin Yngmsbut Of rork
public tha he vii be away osurd "a BIZ, charge by die
fae ne nsrkg aud az Az events be o s any ohef house
"a town. which saords equal Accommodation.
JOHN z. MEADE.
7.
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NilLletm 40 800 ColIeee.

stiiS institution opened the 3)lh October a. which
tse all the Pofe'sois present, with the execution
Of The Rev Dr. WIner. letter however, da!ed the 27
ut from hiu 10 member Of he Fsoeiy, stated that he had
accepted II disappointment Of Pe'iieut aud Professor
5ioei FHlDuphy, and expects 10 De IN william burg o he
2lh inst rdatey aer which b eoarse of lectures viii
ruuiuiruca.
D. Fhe Steward has arrived, has received an The stu
lens 80" IN Corz.i and ready Accommodate as many
may de,iie 90 attend thc Lectures.
FERDINAND S. CAMPBELL
Secretary OF the Socirty.
2
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BY BROOEE y COSBTS.


Twenty-Five NEGROE5.
IN Friday the 24 iuiit al 10 O'Clock will be sold a,
- our ohce d fa tie next far day tn G, tive v,bl.
Nesroes iIom one estltec insisting 81 a1d women DO,
and gifh Anlns them, valuable Cooks two fIuu
servant. ADD drst rae Carpenter thirty years clI.
nov. 4 52-5t h 4 g.. Aucts
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-N-ELI NLLOE ernnE

fF'HE 'ubcfiben especially inform the citizens II Rich
nond and ~ vc'ny, ths they have hs day opsnej, ard
low l3h street IN esiye aud select Il fashionable
BOOf5 ShOEAi embracing almost every variety. sso,
ervanF shoes Of every kind As their stock fransiactur
cd expressly ior ihe hmond market, and within short pc
no PRIOR 90 ibis date they cnterisn confident belief that IN
pot ~ hcay 'hon durability end cheapues II ihcr glod
very general sati'fason will be rendered.
rg connected wh N le argc.i and fashionable
manuaDiu1s easshmers n he United States from which
ir' fe rgfif vi vey kind fashionable Boots ard Shoe
will o. received s1aris 10 tie hribes Advantages fullv
eq'1 'nnr superior tofiosc 81 ANY similar o.absheut IN
t cgs or fsutefng h iss~iiar ia quaiy e. bon and
price, witch hey rsnloi bot nope M suec ile extension Il
liberal p5fonsks, from The public ibis rstatshn snt
9RANNlss SuH l. BKoTHFRs.
D,tiI. fs-.sIf
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rORIR.4IYN L0Np

GONE yfar. back tso r5rifers OF Charles F4LCOFI
~ dNO VI, wee ie IN care OF some persons Il, Rich
noni (aues uikuown) She subscriber heiuz esirous Of on
tanning the reasonable compensation b, pd 10 an,
person who are IA possession Of ne Lkeneses hy forwarding
them 10 ns r'ty with letter endorsing nae Of
&c. &c. BY which they shipped
CHAs. D. FALCoNI
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Broton's Superior Che,cing Tobacco.

- TILL continues eel, Bfo,yns old Chewing TobaocY.
- he has nov hand some of superior quality and nirni
NtepH s'od supply, carefully selected for retail Tho
"Ao '" TO th again. ea hc supplied the
pes'' Al hts Grocery Store opposite Allen. Lottery Ohc.
ian street, richmond lie will also attend the sale ef
country produce Commission.
Nov. :. so-.f
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Petersburg. Novz

rae Eags Hotet nld oiv vGijie Reaf E,alC Ter SAFE
Si'te oi North Carolina Wake County.
49, Court oi Equity Fau Tenn, a. y. 1896
The Creditors Of ill'am Runin, deed aud oihei.,
Against,
Tbous- Hnidn, Thomas Richie, and others
virtue Of decree made THE cause q thc ia Term II
- the Oou al Equity, To- The eouny Of wake, We .hall
proceed 10 sc on tnc fe CIV of aish 90 Mon
uaJ TIE iih day OF December nest that very valuable cal
Estate knoTn a. he Egc Hotel situated yf si beioc 90
me 0 No ~ ard "a about hundred ylfd. No a the
state Home These Lots tsiensyty itnpr1. e with
large Bfck ouse, fronting tlc Capitol, lee DO ine Room
running backs u1iiM street, and iris nr House it the
lfas Win Tour below and four above staf ovcter W. M
slab e. kitchens, and tyty other buInz 30 rcuatf he H..
enlistment cump.tit 10 be- D. tOionc uJied AZ House
" tniefainme snd having teeu, te greater pat ohat time
ie stage pccl Cor both The N0 hefu sud e Soufn STAGE
minute account u DE- sdvantage newspaper adycre.
mtnjH unnecessary Evey person 40 arqaned WITH ite
oamhun Country must have leafd tf The HOTEL ia "a,
s dnd pcfs0ns are inve who wish 10 puf, base such
property o. 1ueHt onlhe day % saie when bargain viii he
o and ihtt i ar most valuable property that has heeb o
ed in fhe Somhffu Mfktf for wears pssi.
on Che same dfy II She same place vii sio be .u
tsh unmpfptfd late lying rfarhe v, and numbered Ma.
D. 49, 49, 49, 80, 80, 90 and ~. 1ate as are rnisr at an
tiHne1lhe creates rsf"ttcu iu eu ssie Of cultivation
and afe c"nvfnie"y situated iof iru1nl of hulI'us.
ihc frue 90 ihe Foregoing sale s.r1uodsinr The rar.
chfstf berg required o. execute 90 neeuble add ny
hla hc sste Hslk On iii CHS Nth uqaf. iensle ss,,
payable ~ faur annual nH4nln,. ,sah interest rom III
dates which viii he required ycafiF.
immedaeiy aitc me .alt ~ hr above Pros r,fv tue Ad
minsiiaor on te Efafe oihc ue iilnm Rimr deefat.I
VII expose w Sale. 80 hr r,f.onii Estse 9i ,h D., ife
prssts,fi, raa5rs oi sstt4l very vlabi. Un,o- Ron
sides 'iithe fuiuuure pei .osiny io Co. ilo.el
THOMAS RUFffN.l
Rdsish, Or. 81. is1s b. v,i.
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concert OF ac''tr' between them. Oae head often
polls one way, and the other another; aud it is
oi'en matte. of some struggle in which direction
the anmal ssall move. Sometimes one is the
master, asYsomeiimes the other: during which
tine the p osress is slow. Now and thea, how
ever, when they" pat their heads together" and
have apparently the same object in view, they
va of With the ordinary speed of common ter.
rapin,. II Is really Curiosity which Will afford
much qualification to natuIalisrs.
N. Y. Com. .4dc