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-MOTTHE

IL 1e ,oId to the highest bidder for cash. in front of
me Bell Tavern in the city of Richmond on WeIn,.d,
he third of January next il IL not ON The FIRST fair d.
Egh, or Ten very likely negroe, the property *
''"' "A''en' acc and Richard A. and John Warren
49, THO H.. TERRELL, admr. Of John
Warren, dec who the surviving partner of
NO, Richard A. aud John Warren.
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NOTICE.

persons indebted to the estate of John Ware n dec
-, a"a ihensfd A. and John Warren, late of Newkent
are required To make immediate payne to the sub
eIher And all person. having claims against said Estates
i.quesed TO make them known. ' 1'~
W. THO. IL. TERRELL, admr. of John
warren, dec who was the survivi ing partn.rsf
n ~, Richard A. aud John Warren.
4,v
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In He Ui,luof NIooo,o ff,n,T T,,JJc,,

IN NE Di,maL SU0oip Canal Loffery,
w BREWSTER had the pleasure of selling 10 some p,t
son ~ Ntwfok combination 81 s. 20, The splendid capital
o @t'y hoVfand D7fnrs. The holder = requested a.
present and receive the cash and IN The Lousfy With
drew on Saturday preceding, The comfortable pizs Of sjn1
sud N The New York Lottery hnl the peisue Of seipg
70 Y. Canheld, Elq srlenlil cspiil u $4,000.
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NOTICE.

MEETING OF the Stockholders of the Brooke Turnn;l.
T. Co will be- held Friday the 29th inst at the Bell ia
vefn Tor the purpose of elecng Directors and TO declare
dividend. Punetuai aitendane. is earnestly rcque.ted.
De, % IL. EUSTACE, Sec'ry.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-23

,se county OF Washington. There, am confident,
me money has been carefully and judiciously ap-
lied. II it has been misappled, or not applied at
an, in o'her counties, it must be owing to the
most culpable negligence in the courts and in the
people.
The fund here has been Of great service. not
only in giving good English Educa,ions, to those,
uho, without it. would never have known letter;
hut in assisting the parents generally through the
rolnty to obtain schools in their neishbourhoods.
Why then abandon it! Why not rather at,emp,
lao improveit and'make it perfect as our means
will allow Of? If there Is az indifference in some
Parts of the state 10 the application of this money,
would such people attend to the application OF
the public funds under any system? 1t is a melan-
choy reflection, but fear not.
A School Commissioner.
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.9Hen's Office, If2, Broaiway, ". Y
Joining 'be Siiood Il deldriwug received The fol-
lowing Drawn Nrm,ers Nv tie Dmtl g,v mo ft
Lottery. 4h Css 81 o. -, %, T. rs. o. s. p,,zeaf
$500 .old A. dLLEVS hcsides many d 800, 200, &c.
New IOtk. Dee. o.
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LrOa' The p.nn.yisan.a Intelligence

.uesSrs. C0mer0n y hrause
The following letter from General Barnard was
written TO US IN answer to note written at the
request OF few of our western friends, who, with
ourselves, were anxious to know the sentimen
which that gentleman held in regard to Gen. jack
son. Neither our note nor his reply was intended,
at that time for publication; but i, being the wish
OF many members of the legislature that his letter
should be published, we give to you without fur
Their comment.
WIN. G. HAWKINS,
TIOS. RINGLAND.
18th Dec. 1896.
HARRISBURG, Dec. 8, 1926.
Gentlemen / received this evening your IA
Your, advising me of the doubts, that have been
created in the minds of some of the members of
the legislature OF my friendly feelings towards Ge-
neral jackson.
had supposed, that my conduct would have
afforded sufficient evidence of my sentiments with
regard TO him, without any thing further. I, must
be within the recollection of many members of the
present assembly, that took an active, if not eff
Gent part in procuring the convention al which
General Jackson was nominated for the presiden-
cy-- that ofiicia,ed chairman of meeting of
The democratic citizens of the county in which
resided. wheE their wishes and feelings with my
own, were very clearly Indicated aud expressed,
and that attended and cordially united with the
other members of the convention, in recommending
try
Nor dol know TO wha, cause to ascribe the
approximations, which you inform me, appear to
exist, that am not friendly TO him. My friendly
seniimen's and feelings towards General Jackson
remain undated and unchanged ard while thus
express my individual feelings of regard for them,
permit me further to say, that l have always be-
iIeved 1t to be the duty of every person acting in
representative capacity to consider the known,
deliberate, and expressed wishes oil his constituents
as his guide in the choice of their public officers
ana that 1t l. also the duty OF representative I'M
der the obligation of an oath TO act with fidelity,
10 support all measures which he conceves 10 be
Just and proper and oppose all those of contrary
character, let them enanae from whatever autho-
ri,y they may.
have been thus explicit, that no doubts NAV
remain OF my sentiments, and that you may be
authorised 80 TO assure those W no may entertain
any on the subject.
remain with much regard. respectfully yours,
I d. BARNARD.
Wm. G. Hasohins + Thos. Ringiand, Esqrs
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sCJsIn the letter Of Col. Benton TO JUdse
Tucker, there is an error OF he press or of The
copy, IN one of The concluding sentences. For,
" saw him receive the fire OF his adversary, then
feeei biz own pistol and discharge il into the ali,
iezd eierctc his own pistol, &c.
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YEsrERDAY-On Mr. .didsrsons motion the
G.. OF X. and l. N. were instructed to enquire into
the expediency Of regulating the tolls on the Ka-
nswha Turnpike Road, so 'ss to exempt persons
from paying toll that may be compelled 10 attend
courts as grand jurors, goirg to from muster
or such may be compelled 20 pass through sny
gate on said road going 10 or from mill.
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PHILApELPKIA, Dec. I6.-The follow ing let
ter winch contains very unpleasant information for
bo'h our merchants and manufacturers, has been
received this morning by one OF cur most respect
able mercantile houses.
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The Speaker laid before the House Commune
cation from the Governor, in the following words:
EXECUTIVES DEPARTMENTS,
December 81, 1926. {
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IL To ehahie our hands JOIN the festivities Ofhe sea-
SON. cur paper will not be published again until Wede,dnv
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CONGRESS.

% SID @ Gza.
The Litchfield County post., 1826-07-25

CELEBRATION AT ARLINGTON.
 After the public ceremonies ofathe day were closed at the Capitol, party of gen. tleman, having first, in common with their ieiiow-c citizens. paid their respects to the Chief Magistrate ofthe nation at his man.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-03-23
MONDAY, MARCH, IS, 1896.
IN SE\APE.

Mr.. Randolph rose TO make motion
II was for the printing of On old document
which was not Ou the files Of the Senate,
and if not fonod on the files Of the House
Of RepresrulatiS was mol in pxistrnc.
any where. He had hunted the Journals,
had applied 10 the SECRETARY Of the Sc
nate. but he bad il not. He did not know
hut it might have hern burnt, when the
Capital was DESTROY by the enemy, dur
my the last war, for the British served II.
then, as an Irishman once did banker
he burnt al his notes, 10 rum him. In the
Journal af the Senate, jan. 23d, 1897,
6ud, SAID Mr.. K. the following entry
" On motion of Mr.. Giles,
Ordered, That Mr.. Giles, Nj. Adams
and Mr.. Smith. of Mary land, be a commit.
tee to inquire whether il is expcdient, in
the present state fpuhc affairs, To sus-
pend the prlylege of the writ of habeus
corpus aud that they have leave to repor,
by bill, or otherwise.
"Mr. Giles. from the Committee, re.
ported bill To suspend the privilege OF
the writ habeus culpus, for "A limited
tine, IN certain cases; Il the rule was, by
unanimous consent, disposed with and
| The bill had three readings, and was amend.
ed.
Resoired, That this bill pass as needed
hat It he eng ossed, and that the till.
thereof he An act To suspend the priv.
| ledge of the writ of habeus corpus for a
limited time, IN certain eases
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-03-23
POETRY.
The CHOICE


Now take ,hy choioe. thou maiden iaif'
OF the gift, tiis losers hriue,
I've me Ia. hreuglt ihrs ia els rare,
rhs aili-r l,,serr Of sifing
The maiden s.v ih. ruhies GLOW.
AMI wreath i thru VA her aa,r-
Bp, bpsvv they pressed nror her brow,
Like the se,glt al secret care.
The gems hat bound her forehead high,
Might has. lighted disdem-
YET pale grew her cheek aud dim der eye
Herheaft sas mol With them.
Aud eyer an inward pulse would stir,
When she .sw spring flower vHve-
Bul never again did 'hrs h'"om tor her,
I'LL they hloom'd upon her grave
She was borns 10 her grsS., with purple pall
AID scutoheou, aud waving plume
Que follow 'd-ihe ssddesi ono III "ll-
And threw dowers over her topD.
EPtGRAh.
Wit les feather, Pape has said.
And feuales never doubt IT,
Yor thns. who'yr least within the head
pis,Iay the mort without ii
s".Ns~-
EPlGRAN..
Lauysrs Declarations
zee simple aud a simple tee
And all the tees ~ tail,
Are nothing "a hrn compared IN thee,
Thou best ot fees, fe.naie
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-03-23
VYR GINA LIE arsLATURU.
SKETCH OF THE LAWS,
Passed during The Session Of the Ltgisla-
tIue q Girgtnio IN 1886.
C0NCLUDED.

ttre q Ilrgtnio IN 1886.
CoNCLUDEp.
I13 An act concerning the Richmond
and Manchester Colonization Society, APP
ptoprmtrs implements of husbandry Cio-
thlng aud either necessary articles manu-
t,Cturrd at the PrnItenliary, to the value
Of sum not exceeding eight hundred
dollars, foI the use Of the colonlsts al LII
IBERIA.
III An act anthorising an extension
an arm of the Lynchburg and Salem turn
pike road, 10 Cooke or West street in tn
town of LynchhurS.
llj. An act tn amend the act, entitled
an act, to reduce into one, ihe several arts
concerning mills, mill dams aud other OBJ
structions 10 wattr-consrs. Any person
owning lands on any water cuuI ST. aud
desiring to build water grI>t mill or o.
thrr machine thereon, and To supply the
same with water, by cutting a canal or
race through lands lying above or below
on the same side of such waier-cuursr, ana
by drawing the water thrreirom INTO such
canal, either without dam or with dam,
not raising the wafer above its natural le-
vel j., u having IA mill, 81. and wishing to
wing the fee simple IN the lands through
which the canal, &c will run, shall have a
writ of al qaod damnum, to condemn the
iand for such purposes, upon giving pre-
Slous notice of The application therefor :
The jury IN their inquest to ascertain all
damages I" individuals aud the public, in
consequence Of such canals or races, aud
the court shall grant or refuse 10 permit
the erection of such works, according 10
the evidence of the injury resulting 10 in-
dIvidudls and the public; upon pay ing tn e
value of the land and the damages to III e
several pr"prletols, the party shall be sris
ed IN fee simple of the lands so located,
and shalt proceed 10 erect the works and
cut the canals for the purposes aiore said
Whenever any such canal, &c. to supply
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wa, no. for him to Do II, Tor he Cared not
WHO the adder hit he had no choice A.
nong th. competitors. He begged leave
| ffhr senate to submit the following mo-
tian:
R,soirsd, That message be- sent I" the
| hansr IT Repr. s.Htatnes, 10 request thai
the Seuaie hr furnished With ~ ohell 80
by Of tn. bail passed by the Seotte, rnti-
t I'd /" An act To- susp' nj The privilege Of
the writ Of Habra' Corpus for limited
~ ~ certain eases"
The question being put on the passage OF
thu resolution. Mr Bell rose To remark. that
/, for himself he wanted time 10 consider IL
pom il. aud that he should move that, for
the present, II liz on the table.
l. being suggested that the resolution
by the usage Of III Senate, would lie one
day on the table Of conrse, the motion was
Withdrawn when Mr.. Randolph gave
notice that he should call up the subject
tom rrOw.
On motion Of Mr.. Bell, the Senate then
resumed the console atom OF Executive
business
.Uarch l4.-ln the Senate yesterday a
rim M. introduced tn diy,de IN. Stat.
~ K.n,nrlv ,n,o ,va iud,c,al districts.
,no.,b.r w,tb , hill far IN. r.l,f + John
Donly, mail contractor. A resolution
was submitted by Nj Randolph, that a
m.ssag. br sent 10 the Hnust of Reprrscn-
taiiy.s, requesting Of that body the copy
of bill passed b, the Senate, in 1907, en-
,,,I.d :. ,n ,c, ~ s,snn,d ,h,. nr,yiI.g.
Of ,ha ,yr,, =, u,h..s Cornus far = limit
at 49, c.r,..i, c,...p rb, S.n,,. =.
mt, h.. d.r.t,,,n nf E,.cu.
,,on h,s;n.ss
y..t.rd,, IN. Uouse of Renresep,a,iyps
!, c,,,n,,,tt... ,r,h. uhnle r..,,ned IN.
dsc,s.;,,o of tho am.ndm.nts orth, con.
.,;,,,,o, ~, n. Rr,,, ,f North Tar
,.,,,=. .,, " u. III If r.,n.ss.. snote
- r.,,r ~ ,h. n,,,,sit,,n IN amend
NJ. ui,n.l s,,a,,n Canal h,ll v.spass-
al fb
uneu,s SrN.rrNr Ran.
a.,,I1 .',,,d,.. ,b,. n,o,,on h.. snl,,;,,.a
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ttnd +" 'he Germs "i 'h' r'' ''
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-03-23

Candid .4uowal-A popular preacher in
ONE OF our city churches, was lately sketch
ing the character of sinner with great
form and sloqnence, and concluded BY
askiDg--is there such a character? a per
sou rose from his pew, and addressing
himseifto the minister, SAID, emphatically
-" an that man. F.toah.
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PrizeS.-The New York National Advo.
cate of FRIDAY last says, "up"ards Of FIVE
hundred thousand dollars were paid during
the week for prizes, by Messrs, Yates s.
M'lnt,re." This Is "A large amour, of mo-
iity to b. paid in one week, by single
house. and argues strongly in favour of
their ability s. dispos'tiup Ia meet prompt
ly III demands upon them by the fortunate
adventures in lotteries under their man
aYemrnt.
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! without srndlug the cause back TO rules !;
lnd il the bill be not filed IT or before thu
return Of the subpG"a, II shall stand here
| by dismissed no suit TO abate by the
death or marriage of plaintiff, but to be
conducted III the name Of heir, desIste.
&c. without serving any sCire facias unless
! f cause shtwn aud If upon motion such
/ husband, &c. be- lot made party. the de-
tendant may either have IA sclre facino, or
| if proper parties arr not made before the
second trrrn after such marriage or death,
the suit may be discontinued Commits
sluneIs To be allowed not more than one
dollar pc" hour, their accounts brlng vrrIti-
ed by oath, sc. the parties having been
summoned may adourn from tlmr to
Ii NJ. until the report be completed the
report to be retained for ten days for the
examination OF the parties VINO may in
sprct the same without taking copy and
make exceptions thereto. EXraueOus
matter to be omitted IN account, and if
such report hr re-Commltied for miscOn-
duc or negligence, such commissioners to
pay costs, &c. The parties may take aiti-
davits before single magistrate tn br used
before the commissioner, giving reasona-
DIe bDUce. Aver repDflS returned Two
months proceeding any term, the case
shah be heard the,rnpon. In suits against
executors and administrators, no account
of administration required, If plaintiff viii
take decree against the estate, OF when
assets, except in suits for leBacirs Or dIstri-
bulnn. Mesne process, or an execution
not exceeding 800, may br directed to
the sheriff, sergeant, sc. and the execu-
ton shall be as valid as if made by the
marshal. From the fling Of the bill until
the final hearing. either party may obtain
general commissions To take dispositions
or special commissions, saving exceptions,
sc. No suit which shall have been DIS
missed. shall be reinstatrd after one year
Upon appeals, the clerks in making ont
the records, shall omit all subpe nas, pro-
cess, orders al rules, and evidences thereof
except they be necessary 10 ehew, that the
cause has been regularly matured all de-
positions, &c. and other things not neces-
sary ~ shew upon what gouads the APP
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RICHMOND, SEPT. 90.
PROPOSA AIS

For carrying Mails of he United States the oosring
poas Roads the General Post Office,
fhs City WabngtoH until the i2th day IF October neE
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!

~ 1iiE Subscriber having purchased
u a. quantity Of. ENGLlSH AND
.D0AiES1YCk' GOODS, will sell
the same at as low prices as can be
bought in New.EngIand ; many OF
the old stocIs at a .sGREAT DEAL"
below Cost. Among the Goods re-
cantly purchased he will sell at the
following psiccs, viz.
Sattinels, at 2s. per yard.
Furniture Calicues, at Cd. per yard.
ShirtiDg. at 10 cents, good.
Figured Book Muslin, fine, at ls.6d.
Bed Ticks at IA Cts.--Indign blue
Indigo blue Checks, at 10 cents.
Colton Shawls, at rs cents. s
Cotton Balls. at q cent each.
Devonshirc kersey.>
Silk aud Cotton Gingham. 'tIs
Ravens 4 Brown Ducks 1;eyy cheap.
Red, and Red and Blue Flannel.
White and Yellow ditto.
Blue and steel mix'd DroadcIoths, q
extraordinary iosO prices.
Duilil. Shcesing and Sliirtiog.
Caroline Stripes and rlaids, with
manyiothcr Goods. l's
! Nothing asked for hooking -
CASH or prompt payment is very dc.
1 sirable. e.
PAUL WARE.
IN S1ryN N
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A TIA Special Court of Probate, ,hol-
~ den in the lawn Of Warren, in
the county of Bristol, on the 18th
day Of October. A. ID. 1896, A ccr-
tain instrument purporting to be, tina
last viii and Testament Of .A
NANCY GARDNER, ~ =
late of saidlNarrcn, deceased. lhav.
ing been presented to this Court for
.Probatc.-Hois is ordered, that thc
consideration thereof bc referred 10
a Court Of Probate TO he holden al
the 'lown Clerks Office, in said
Warren, on the first Monday oi
November next, at o'clock, after
nnon and that notice thereof be
given TO all persons interested, by
pubIishingthis decree weeks sue.
ccssivcly in the Northern Star, Ia
appear at that time and DC heard.
BY order, .it etes
LEVI HALLE, Deputy p. (ieTk.
Oct ID. 81
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0rTaKE NOTICE.

7HSHE subscriber having contempla-
y ted a new arrangement in his
business. hereby. calls upon all per-
sons indebted IL him, either. by Nnc
or Book acoounts to Call aud sattlc
The salpe without delay. Those w'o
neglect 10 attend to this inritaiion,
may expect a notice in different
,0ords, after tho 18th day Of Noseni
Der next. y~ -
SIS llt 4e A.sCHURCHILL
w arrcn, Oct. 28. Sw.
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|R00N DlND1Tea

|HQLANK Books made Of the bcs
ED materials and Ruled and Bouna
to any pattern.
Old Books rebound in any style That
may be required. Sets, or slns'
Books, for Banks Town Clerks, Ner'
chants, Manufacturers, aud Others
who wish for Books to particular pa'-
terms, furnished ut short notice, "
cheap as can be purchased in the Slate: I.
*stAll orders left at the Office OF
the Northern Star, viii I've thankfully
received, and punctual aasuilOn F''
to thepl
Sept. s3,
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-n-rPUBLIC NOTICE. ID

"A IL Prizes sold by ]. B. WVUD'
: under $500 will be cAsnEp ON
DEMAND, WITHOUT INTEREST Out an
Prizes OVEN that SUM, ifdemanded. te7
fore due. the simple interest will be
and if money is scarce, new
or over double Interest, including ths
difference Of Exchange on the places
where tse Prizes are payable, and fh'
Lottery "a drawn. CASH for alb Pri'
lzes sold by J.,B. WOOD, Can always
be obtained on the above terms, dnd
aeh,n due, rAlp at his Office, WITHOUT
NrNassr or difference Of E9ehange
4 Providence. May g. II.
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fsurss White.
Tsssy III oss.n sIofe.s.
IA Ian CR RArsa. 1blsck. snA g,e.n
Cxxros Disto. jisck, and coicurea
q f,~vsred. 80 N q ~ - y - ~
|lsp,x snTrs black of FIRST ,f.aiity>
'f3LAcx siLk lipKvs ,4-4s good -
, sottmvpt and cheap, from g cents
to75ccnts piece. =
Silk Braid and. Cord. .
ISkwIxG SILKS & TwlsTs -bIack i',pe.
With 40 assurtment Of ALI colours ahd
of the bcsf guniity.
\ r lssoNs. .-bIack aud ce)e;ed Of al nam
O,tto London belt and Mstch.
( BIZ Ack l.rvAKsiE . ---reas supcs and
4 cumllson Of India ard French, q good
I choice.
lSAnckErs; ;-black of different sorts ut
| iysv prices.
I|GRElx Silks. for Bonnrts.
Gnos pE MALES, ,-black. Gauze,--
lFLso SILK HDkrs,-4-4 for 5Ocents
4 piece.
SIX BaLdanDas.
!. Burross, ,-extra Iieh2 gilt Coat and
y Vest, with silk and cumbIet Of ali
colours. ~
n toll Cls.hs, Scotch Caps. )
lBLEAcHED sH,RrNes, ,-of all qualities.
!, some as low as 10 cts. per yard.
: BRowE sisKErINes, IA good asso, tmcpt
nj . -
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eFNOTICE.

U HEREBY give public notice tha,
my wife, ALMlRA GARDNER
has left ny bed and board This is
to forbid al persons hnrboring her,
OF Trusting her on my account, as
am determined pot to pay any debts
Of her contracting. after this date.
nEZEKlAH GARDNER.
Svanzey, Mass. Oct. 90:
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901ndL1 n KdHn NJ, = q
a '.,.' 4 -. ~ ;-.sS1;ox. oflHe ro0b- !
n 80. ;s Z sr1ke town q Wsrf6n, J,
IN ( 49, ~ inv of Scp$e,n-
. 49,. J" w -. nsIio I;nr 1olatious
oers ~. = Is 80, 80; 4 - a. = y J.
~erv 49,? .,ssk; - thn few vrseks
WRcscs' vs -. .csl.k "a.
last passed .as s nss,y. a.sc.. y LII
~, "a: s.:.,. r.. ;.yL;e
Mood. and Josepn om,'n' -. " W..
s"ww, have been broken "pe"' ~
gorcibl y ctscrcd III thc n'g.' sSS""'
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GEORGE r. GARDNER

Footof !Siaie-sf 4 doors souh Hope Bank
ny sEPS constantly for sale GR0C-
NA ERIES Of all kinds; Genuine
Holland Gin; Cognac Brandy st:
Croix Rum; Sisspus' old Rnn ana
Gin; Lisbon and Malaga Wines |;
Muscadeil Raisins ;eSugars |; 'Ieas;
Coffee !; ,Moiasscs Spices of ai
kinds Soap; CaAdlcs Vinegar
Pepper Sauce !; Snuif and Tobacco
all of the best quality.
ALSO. IS
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TUNTfOsE persons who are indebted
4. to the subscriber, by Book or
Note, wilt p'casc call at the office Of
j. Il. RicHMoND. Esq. aud cancel
the same. Without delay.
JOHN CHADWICK.
Bristol, Oci.sl4.