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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-17
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NEW HWY (Cnn G.,

,,1iIW Ce'ahrHy.-Ne have been favored Nth g.,
22%mg cSr&ct Of letter from gentleman ' IL
iia's"ra 70 friend in this city dated Sunday morn
the b Gi doubtless tno something of our cshet, BIZ,
nan mas not been fold 1t is now nearly st tho
inquest though still swelling little. 1t is nclan-
E.''y s2nclacc' Probably calamity so general
.' Occurred s''ce the settlement of the county, Ion.
o"['@ ON this valley. 1t is sickcning to behold o,r
sn meadows only on Monday last literally rroarino
VIII TIC greatest crop ever known now covered o,c
IS lar as inc eye can reach like one great sea Not
r ,ti,a2c q iand can be seen the Wetbersfeld
roaa cast; The long East Fridge next to East IIart.
,r on INC meadow was expected to 70 off. The
ussclS were raised, and the water is uD TO the aooy
several live oxen foated By yeserday-ono nair VII
Gu several are now standing the higher part of
SCUM meadow, their backs lust ont of wafer rod
IoN ana gray RABBIT, probably visitors from Vermont
were caught Just east of Morgans bridge. The tim
Fl prepared and laid for tho grand lock at Enfield
1 di' went by two days sincc--all the cmbankrocnt
,'iacf water, leaving not even n ripple. The winter
Is 70 iCet above loW water mark it is s1pcyHo,,s ~
say mat all the crops the meadows are distrovc5
lot q hhndrcd ortwo miles uPthc country Farming
to Canal is injured in several places we hear and tho
01'o' parry gone, but y7yZ losses are flea bite TO
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with all possible despatch, transmit TO thus Department
fill report of the transactions which have been sta
ted And, IN tbefncan time, 1T is presumed that all
extraordinary xertion of military authority has
ed, IN consct nee al the cessation of all danger, open
or covert, up"n the restoration of peace.
The President mstructs me to take this opportunity
ot requesting that conciatory department may be
observed towards the State authority and citizens of
New Orleans. He Is persuaded that Louisiana just
" ctiutcs the value the talents and valor wiIch
have been displayed for her defence and safety, and
that there will be disposition i'll any pnlt of the MT
ton to review with severity the efforts of
dor acting crisis Of unparalleled difficulty, upon
the Impulse Of tire purcs patriotism. AIN, very res
pcctliilv,
Your obctfcnt servant,
a. J. DALLAS,
.1ctins Secretuiy IF UGr.
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SJ1A gu

pretty round sum il about three months f,. roo
alone besides the best Of provisions aud other little
ti,cs.eS .nc9 as boxes Pickles at 81 20 per box
,,@rS az ; ''; DC &c. amounting in all to about
SEES So toecthcr viii, salary of 900. low now
can ING P3ry Who advocate the Ifcro Of two Ware.
have the face to ton The Rcoplo, that in case he j.
-" LuaIe VIII DC great rctrcnclment? This in
"'5" '7 E''o' 1T''.ra gcmcnt % make the
I'XPERIGTNT.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-17
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$500 %
iHi&, no doJh;, * the settlement referred TO bv
toiie"--thc memorandum rendered by jackson f.,
ii'fr ri the Clover Bottom, when son his ran ,.ru
ff' 'frSr.' II corresponds exactly With C'oHcn'y
si1'"Gcnt. lie il charged mitt he Bouts and other
"'fi'cal1r his royqce." The balanca Is struck aud
considering the object, of the account the payment
ofthc balance co;d lIo be noted because the account
Iaa stni"d TO STOW what that balance was.
lot us nov carefully examine the items of this &c,
count gni thG tiFaCs when they arose. Iackson's
complimentary letter, recommending. BUR-. and ivi
'ag friends o show him respect is dated September
Ihr fir, chafgr II ills account Is dated Oct T. and
ale ,'rss credit ~ nc d1y.
"ErPca~c gfJ &. dad Postocc, Is 62J
- = should Ike to know what expenses Jackson
p1C ff Rnrr and what correspondence he carried OF
rVon lis account. Thcsc items have no obvious con
n'cton with bridirg boats and buving provision.
Crsh I..d IN anderson and Gosh pniI to Yates are
III The srI" rr"d'amcnt. Then comes NDouc san
CNry's "Tc.s 9rd crPcnscs, SO 90" This Doncl-
80" hcrn Introduced before into this Jackson dish
=" Bar Tie Virginia Advocate gives us the Ger
catcs OF Watkins aud Baker, that Mr.. Gallery vas
.sci ~ Jackson rot TO 20 with Burr. He sen,
hiH, nevertheless on some expedition for Burr and
p"o Ills cArnn,rs. IN the second letter published bv
i".'a.-y. Jackson speaks OF sending a pcgSgc1 and
aid J." vii f:li..l ~f1 necdfW.' We see hero that
j.; did ~ui...i.
i've IT, bru.5 e71 ono keel boat wore built. and
.aiI TT. Coffee Lid no. rccoMoct the number lie
r:mrnu"fcd tlrt Burr used tut two aud left the re-
.[a- = ."H. q: -i,a.' proceeds w,rr delivered f.
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C;ROG BILL

The Jackson party accuse the present cri,,i, ,,,o5
Of extravaganza. We woylf nel y
~ Adam: has ever rendered an account anai1vt tho
G%Vofacni Tor greg, Is did Gen Jlcl.son ,g!cI, in
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Inc fresldents recent Journey mas, how
ever been made the occasion for an indccencv ,yb;ch
we thmk desorves;to be held up to general reprobn
ton; The New York Enquirer of the ed nit. ey.
cSouhg the license 1t enjoys Of being almost as sour
ruo"s a. 1t Peas's i"s published editorally, an adj
VcriiSeent, OF which the following is the beg,nn,s
"fot'' Ho"yn'd ard ire hundref dollars ,e7ro,,5s
Kan away irom the city OF Washington, John Orr,
'"nH q; TtcsdSni OF the United States He was last
Secnih H'assochuset;s on horseback &c. &c ~
we should suppose that political opposition won,,
hardy l"stity such ivEeragc III the opinion NJ ,,
h'oS, heated p1r:lzalL The Rcin,ond Enor;ror ~ ~,
the dwelling clrcuator ofthe dcccncies of IFS NJ 100
%fk nainesko' talks OF 1.-The clcctoncerng journey
IN Philadelphia, among the resolutions rnar;morI
adopted, We find thc foIo WING. ANONYMOUSLY
- -s"'I" That We regard with sentiments Of dis
"'s' III" lace publication in the Phil ,dcnh;, Co.ot,o
p"fp"rt,n% 20 offer reward Tor the President o 10
=: H:itSS and ficacs OF Department, aha ut frn,
s'Hi'@,oh, as diirHying an utter rcckl ,ssness ~.
Americans. "'''c''iili;ss
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course OF Bitter 'htc Uani; octbe S,,i s
me imfhas OF G','o'~t Hachs who impor,sy termed
I'm tte IT b"%t."s' getting tired OF canl
',n ''ie ffc'o r f!c" Ja's, the"Tie,o er .Ne.s Or,
70 po;'A him oil as IFse F,,mc,, Of a,c.see W.
nave before given history ofis farming at the 1I
oiligc and olis dear cost TO the United States Irea-
H"ry, rom 1913 until 1891, it Will be recoected
Sn r sam was paying him between SIN Ann StT
Nm THOUSAND DOLLARS PER YEAR
Gn,e he was attending to the cultivation Of his own
''!hc Flmey. of 7;spoaecc.,. ,,,
no'igh The Jackson leaders are ber;nn,, ..'aA e.
.t,'ile eGpi, are bec ming alarmed at The booit
ana yfnnhc deeds cf'IIorocs; and wen .he, ~" ~,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-02
TO rng pEOpI.E or y,rCINi,

fnliow-ctIens: Have you seen the rroceea.rs III Tho
people OF C"lie'on District = arona Have Won re all
at' hicDtie speech a. Columbia: Are you aware Of III.
mnn'eni"ns import of what is trausactii in tina, Sa,r
aooTe MI, are you OF secret motives of the
leaders ana nStigators of the unolv pfccpe;nys of m.
people "! ). CarOliua: kuuw YOU that Tie Thrift r ,.
rrert oniv ai not the true aud Of the threats
oi resistance aai disuni"U Know you ,ha: the true am,
scai though unarcwed is secure In. clncon If
Gen. taoEscr: That threats openly hell out there
hho elsewhere llt IL Gen. Jacksan roI elected the
onon viii be Dissolved? know yea shat this desi-n wa.
deliberately injured Easuyton y shirts ,,h, had
i"'hc rue ~ Hell than scrTe in Heaven aud the plan
IS 10 force jackson down By the influence u. terror ana i,
regard o. me people for t'e tnor aud IL they i il, that
then 10 Dissolve ts C.on? kno You that this derp i'd
au desperate chrulH is tie work OF few discontinued
men. who iuk !! the Southern States are r,u.emLcred
!'nm The Cni"n, 'ha they attain in the new Cavern
nen the supreme clcva'in which they If of chin.
ii the union remain entire?
Fellow citizens, these tine sunrr sone of ar
an excited hey proved ; be true by ;a
cIr.cit vi events No had ra rcns ..ariad
y Carolina than tc ain ed Before ;h.ir arrival
me pc PIE %! that State in STATE Of
Hu't. hH Sm!'udc OF the proceedings i;f,ce; ra
{" Ii'e cta'2-'hn un'snI that
'ans"ags-'o that spirit dictated the whole Wi
you submit Ia lie thus huc: viii you snfTr ynurs.vp
sn h' told VOC for Cen Jackson, veil dissolve IN.
Union: Wi the free and unancd spirit n: ,hc O,d In
miri"", truck" 10 tiis dc,at;yr? VIII She rninrc 10 r
drire, even whittier her ncnn leads ,lcss bar
ancient spirit las deca ye with her wealth. she , pers
submit t" the 'cHIineeing Caroliua Sine Il;
"rgeter own suhsiines, III the generous nd vif,ors mr.
pnse al asserting the dignity, aud guarding the safety IF the
Union. c;To
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CO1iETIrNJCATED.

.4nctions--Be'orca just npiUiUn can he formed on
Tue subject Of auctions, is Necessary that turtle
qury should be made, and jrfoi nation obtained
than can be acquired b. the parfc settlements If
class Of merchants who copicsediy TIE sufferers
the system they wish TO overthrow. That auctions have
been The cause Of manifold OWLS. cannot be denied
but whether their benefits not paramount and aleo
whether their evils not daily diminishing, Is uucs.
ton that conceive will admit Of some argument
II very true that they have been the means of ena
bling fraudulent persons 10 make sales OF articles, The
intrinsic wortessness OF which would have made tem
unsaleabe by any other But has not this ar-
in great measure, from the carelessncss of Dur
cbasers! Is not sufficient time allotted by all respec-
table auconecrs for minute examination of the ar-
Gle sdverri5ed and If the BUYER doeg not examine be-
fore he purchases is tho acoDeer justly cbargeable
with the consequence We certainly think not II
lot OF cloths are advertised three days before the sale
sod the merchant Deglecs to give them proper ex-
Summation, bit is suffcenlg confident e Tia CIR
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-02

OF Alessss. Rciie Goooh wards him. Let us hone
they have repented of the vile and hell concocted
SANDERS which the Enquirer for than three years,
so 'n'en,y circulated agans, him. Yes--tbo ro will,
come when they will repent, if they have not ALREADY
'ePen.ed When the nation shall hare given their
'efdce OF ''Not Guilty" for Henry Cioy-when thor.
sands o! just aud honorable men, the phrcnzy of the
moment having passed away shall! turn their iutiyu,
i'on against the calumniators vino Ina, prosecuted him
snd 'sis!cd them. Nessrs Richie & Gopch will be the
hrst TO ornge to HIS confirmed influence ard 10 con.
sTa''a'c him on his restored popularity lie viii DC
with them again, son of the Old Domnisn the O
ra'of OF the Vest, the chiysl.uus anil macnsni,nous
Clay B"', his triumph must frs, be ascer,aine;.
when ii is, he may safely calculate upon their adj
hesicn
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Scrap Iron, Salt Kettles. sc.

Az ILL bc sold, 10y orcno Executive At public ao
w t"u Thursday the I'm day Of Jmly NEXT at a.,
ArmoTy s city scrap nd bar iron and
stcrlbrass and non salt teitlcsrasi IRON Topr~
muSkrt aud pistol nnn for uS-
Ects,-Bia ksmifhs tools and bsuwsrs!0 gun carriage
wheels wen iroTcd aud in good odE Ariiery harucse
cartridge bog and sword belts, with many other articles
all of which can be any time before the Sale
ou application to- the superintendent.
Terms at sale TO conincure II O'Clock.
Adiutaut Generals cCcr BERNARD pFT-Tc7-
h'cin"nd' 9ih June 1923 76jutont General
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Ton THE CONSTITUTIONAL. WHtG.
d REPUBLICAN, XIII

Rcr,e,r Of The Fjrgiaia Jackson, address.
have promised TO give curious and alarming
effects, produced u?on tho people Of Virginia. by the
unnatural union Of The most dscordant ooIitician. for
The purpose Of rnokng Gen. jackson President of the
United States, declaring Gsst that have always be-
ieved and DO still believe that the opposition had ITS
foundation with the men, and with the same mn
t'ves that distinguished the party called minority in
1907 How TO account Tor the extraordinary facts
which are connected with the opposition am wholly
unable, unless the Pecunary condition OF The countrv
and The pressure almost every where prevailing ba
prepared tho people for any change which NAV he the
fruit Of opposition to the present administration In
Virginia, all know that the new party which has
been formed, and which, unfortunately now cousti,utes
majority, began With Mr.. Randolph as did the mi
norty Of old. Tie attacks made by ii,i, gentlemen
upon the best IN country 5000 had the eeo, of
advancing his popularity and this eonseqvenoe Of his
conduct, being others followed o. Who a,
the time were in desparate political condition under
the hope that they too would become popular bv ;on
ing IN the abuse which Mr.. Randolph had begun, Ac
cordngly The present Chief Magistrate then in eyf,ct
Obscury, commenced an attack upon Mr. Monroe.
which for cruelty aud alseboOdF has no equal uuder
Two false statements obliged to be ackuoulo dyed
- ihs Gvtsrrcr,e bis cpu writings wiil shog.
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= ONLY 1890 r1oKETy.
COEyEEyS,'
LOTTERY MD EXCHANGE -OFTTr.E.

LOTTERY .4.ND EXCH.INCIIE OFFICE,
CoRTER OPPOSITE rHE EAGLE FIoTE1.
II In the 18th class nf the nnorc Iotterv carsf
prize OF $4,000 sold IT COHENS' OFFICE. N 3
gentleman of this city where was alsr sold iu the IO,
class, the great capital of $4,000 gentleman residing
IN Cumberland county Va; and who're more capital rzey
have been obtsued than any cheS ofiHc in Ancrc5
Orders from the county promptly attended ~.
Address = :. COHEN, j. s. BROTH HERS.
.-ly2 p:esa-ags VI
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DIED at the residence Of Dr. NJ Emanuel. IN EiI,nor.
mock, Lancaster county, the 9th Of June, EErnE.
Castor in the 18th year OF his age. lie vns for niany
years respectable oi"en OF Richmond, ao c( whom
may be truly said thar he lover bis country a
etcser Of detracticn, friend niamhimi nd Thai his
lhraiity and CHARITY tn the poor we're without bounds
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-02

yNOR HIKE Tor the balance 81 tho year, Girl. abo,t
a thirteen years of age, who has been accustomed t.,
house business. Enquire this Office
June % lie
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9,EC.

lie total number 81 barrels iueYc.ed iris year j.,
iJuo43 which exceeds the number oi las, year y
EDMUND WALLS Iasyrc!o5
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

2 3 hN away on the i't instant, negro man uaucr
ISAAC, II good blacksmith. Tic is about 90 veats
old, feet or inches high, well built nd rather darn
number of scars from burns his hands arns pn3
legs, and remarkable hole Ike small shot hole. r.a,
one will gi"e the #bnvc Tor npprrheriin-
said negro and delivering hn EDGE Il coal ri,s
lienrco county, securing him IN any ia so that ncl
nm again JOHN a. SHEPARD.
july
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-02

This was predicted, tjrco years ago. Iy
writer in fc Wing the signature of "!agns," and
tho prediction is actually verified.
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joSsment, to depeno upon the iransieut opportunity
shofdeo MN Of the SALE who but himself is 10 bla,e9
ms on'y sihncing al one single obcc'ion but IL is
qnes"on how far the other eighteen OF be .meIsr-
e .y iesu"s' as detailed IN The paper ofrhe ~ Y
Merchants, will stand rigid scrutiny Tho write
does not pretend to be fat IN The subject ans, mere
~ makes these lew Suggestions III the bone that hev
will induce fartLe, inquiry - ~
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FLOUR, inspected in this CITY, daring tue quarter end
yun
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which is stained with such vile language
Pun Album,

Remarks. We shall bo obliged to the ed-
tor of the Album, if he will have the goodness
to inform us, what he calls 4 dreadful rap over
the knuckes. We are not aware, that John
Neal. has raped us most dreadfuly over the
knuckles > nor do We know that any contro-
,crsy exists between us, and that inflated ind
vidua. Mr.. Neal. took occasion . step aside
to abuse us, few weeks ago, and in return.
we took occasion to step aside to repel the
fellow when, we wrote Il short article con-
cerning him and his paper, and there our af-
fairs we're concluded. Mr.. Neal, has called
us liars. and applied to US sundry hard epithe's.
and if in doing so he has raped Us " mos,
readfully over the knuckles." why, then he
has-that's all. BY the way will the editor
of the Album, haze the goodness 10 say, how.
or in what wayne have conducted con-
troyersy with John Neal, in such a manner, as
to render it disgracef to our paper.
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DOCTOR BROWNELL,

Tfi, Bk'kD no. .OR,
UNIFORMS the iniiht u;> of VA ale lS!Ini and The adi
III cnt towns IL MIsl. h>et;s, hit he continues 10 rc
Ire ir disc tie huh g"nrr ny with Tie rt
ailtirl >iCcc'> lie eur inudce bllon complaints
-irN IIciI Acne, \ln iiih sc, inl unn Iiibn on tire
l.iger, any pa nitm bilyt!Ie usn ani niiann /
tir, iliennl.., salt KheG Pies ,nG2, lion, &c d
Head, ~. VIA; Dane, ScrI'i,, Kings xvii, and ail
dase iSc' JriSih! from ni'e A. nj tie ii ni Hprlr
ice i sac i,d su,e, and hs IN; :i ,iii - The
gi be X. - itn. DhrHg pfulWe III fourteen year,
!h Er'vrii he md The ~ - 'stni'lin- SlICc fs. For
The greler reet Il ndvidItis, a trIvc3 through J,
the o the Ste, Hnd en- he co.nltrd 1T almost any
time Those persons who gcsd Ia i'r whence, and wish
avail em'cNCs al. the Bind Ducurs services, can leave
thrr cnmnln!s with Mrs. Butnan, ily! street,
tnrlJ
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REMEDY FOR THE PILES.

FENIE Aiedc.nr o.rrrd 10 TIE PdJ,lC, which
" hS sheen fully subjected Ia the inlibe test Of eSp'-
ricce aud n Instance where II S been fl tr.l,
IL has bacn attended wt tic most comp etc success. IA
some Ot the cL', Tie pc,s hli been t1Ding under the
disease fr years, and dmar tint p1rd nd received the
best medical alyce, AN il even NJ ergDDC Il pnlui
gCll opurinn, wii~d prripanrH alNWltagt II IL not
(kc lgHc ,su1 dvcni-ei) offered a certain Cot =,
long r'u.ur uf ds,ase| bur t.ne all cted with s CON
p,ii, ff which alfr - u r'cu1Y-nl i, my r. with
cygl",ir' Gp1I .g .!.l, .-ru 10 N.r- iunS Ia
s.ut they ll-GiSycs Ia best ~ ta
importance OF S,h remedy. Price 10 cents per box, with
dhrciloI1 signed b. the pnDrfr Fmplrel nnd sold ~
HENRY CDtNiS'i', DGg and Chcaica store, Phlldcl
pI'a. ASA, new suPpy yl't reney,i Coz SAFE by
d. -. II. riii. EGii N|T.
40. = South NAN street siga ug the ,Jis ,iurlT, Prnyi-
dg,cr, j. bu,s!.w. .tniil ;.
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PROPOSAL

II u lR publiSin: h. IT. "a, ~ lli>'J cn Account
a ot iiic krvuuirii, om lis Commence nrh, t.
JmuIp, l., BY SAhtEL u. lioN T., NJ. ID. surgeon
in the t.r.ck
TERMs-!t VIII I've published in octave volume, Of
a'mt four hund ed pages neatly printed good paper
Price To subscribers, y -.
fubST plihi> Tor the work. viii bc received by 1homs
A. Webb NJ. ID. Marin i.ohiiisln, a. -. Becawiih Brew
or & Wit,N, iinciiens Cory irovdente-J. M'in'ino
PUvrIch'' AZ by Le % Hc,l ho,sscr' t!rhs'rn' u
Of I.s
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PAWTUCKET HOTEL. AND STAGEHOUSE.
- T. EDWARDS,

EtONTINUES To keep the ab we establishment anu Is
prepaed mol tie people oi business ana gentle
men visiting this village, inner ~ tiSts WIZ DE sat
i,fcfrv To those who n,y favor him with their company
The house has lately been thoroughly required ana mate
rally mprued, which renders il Of the most coiInio
d.as establishments IN this vicinity.
1TGoDi Horses anl Chlsts mo kept for the acconm'da-
tinn of his csnetS, who with ~ visit tile nu unefbiS
a,d elegant IN Ihutcturirs IN tie vicinity M'' aGDi ck
and careful driver is giiclrd ~ the Ioe Cireil ana en-
p.renced men attend the STABLE where horses viii be Kept
On reasonable terms. -,
The following Lines of Stages arrive aud dep,r from this
house daily where seats can be taken or Utmost every SEC
tion OF the county, VIZ
Boston Citizens Line;
Boston Commercial do
Worcester and Keene do
Taunton and New Bedford do;
Slatervlle Accom- nod tiJn do;
Pawtuckd aud Pr,.Irnce Hourly do;
Pawiurket, ntrl %. l-''.
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

EI.I MN W. T. nIOr,
COacH .,ffl 81, n NY) 81 az P4'NfER,
uNFDR - The zen, uf Provide aad IL MY, uilt
lie has e,t bli.,,cd a. rs ia Providence ~ tie III di2
of Ies.rs VI Kis dnl |tnIl Gull, ~ eH ol Ne,p'tS
sir r..f ni -. :! >nin rtitr-e Il, WiiTt ic CNr'7 ''
the ni,ve oIs'resl a, - iucI'S iNIAG li hle On
pee. in The he truss ta' he wl he ,tpei u
give entire satsl cin t. these who uy he placed Ia en
pLy HIM Curi grs Hhtss, ar rePIihtei NJ s''rt hoce,
AMI on the n, ,st acc uum Il it'ug rms. NTH
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10 GARDENERS AID AGRIt tLTIi AL!SiS.
IL 'uh.cbe respectfully informs the puhc that he hs
succeeded hi, lc lih,r Jacob iicHnu ~, seels
man. and hopes receive the orders Of til prn ot his hic
pnehL lie ils han very cNcu,r variety Of
dcn anI onlnuy seeds OF The be quality, all q! watch he viii
warrent Ia he aud OF the last year, growth. A his father
lor fifty the ouy scotsman IN Providence, aud dur
ing that period enjoy yed extensive pai gci
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