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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-05
Nothing Cellar .


has received since his return from Europe, informs
the public that I've has on hand assortment OF
Hines, Broom Stout, Loqdon Porter. lille,
i6er, &c
Which he Offers for sale 1T reduced prices, viz
per dozen per 6ofne
u.doc u,,pes of 1920 IS 90 or As cents
Medoc do of 1892. A so or 40
Vim Blanc Degrave of 1924, 90 or So
Bordeaux of 1926, ) 50 or 90
Old Sicily Madeira, w or %
On the cork of each bottle is seal with the sub
scrbers name, prevent decep,on; md II, on trial,
il should not prove represented can be returned
For the accommodation of public houses, the >ubscri
berhas bottled quantity of wine porter. cider, &c
in whole and half bottles, which VIII be delivered free
Of expense. Masters of vessels wishing VINE, por-
ter, &C bottled, will please give few days NOTICE.
in order that may undergo the necessary LOT
a long sea oyage. The above liquors were import
ed by the subscriber, and will be warranted pure and
unauthorized. He expects hereafter. 10 receive re-
gular supplies All orders from the country leither
IN boxes demiohns) will be promptly attended to-
\. q. The subscriber is at ali times prepared 10
CLARITY and bottle wines for those who ma. desire II al
their dwellings, aud if required can f"rnlsh caret
bottles and corks of first quality.
In few days he viii be able TO supply his trends
with Wine Vinegar Of the bes, qual,'
He coninues carry on, in all its varieties, DyemS
occurring and Bleaching H,rino thauS in the best
manner, on the s,,' of Royal, between King and
Prince streets, Alexandra.
ma, y y. }. SALVEIAI.
T The National lntelligencer viii insert the above
three times and send their account to th's ctiice
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-05
To Let,

s,z, i. convenient, we'll finished two story brick
.E9a dwelling house on Henry street between King
and Prince Streets having six good rooms, store room,
kitchen, servants room, smoke house, &c. ne rent
will be made low to GOOD tenant. Apply at the auc-
ton store corner of Prince and Union streets.
ne, "a WM. ID MUTT.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-05
70 Rent,

ass The store lately occupied by John Dunlap as
dry good store on King street, next door to
Mr l.. oeeer's, and possession given immediately -
Inquire of ID. G. PRETTYMAN, Coach maker.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-05
70 Rent,

ID Ncht3
A--A The Store corner of King and Fairfaxs,reets,
tsI now occupied by the subscriber as reta-store;
Il Is well fitted for retail business; the fixtures and
stock may be had at valuation. Enquire at my
wholesale ore, corner of King and Water streets
Landing. and for sale, 100 bags geeen mo conee.
nav 4-tf SAMUEL. Is. LhhMoOh.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-05
Charles County. set

m application to me, the subscriber, in ii. ,...
~ of Charles County Court, Justice =, ~. - recsn
phans' Court of Charles County, by petition !, we o.
ofJames whea,ley. of said county, praying e.,
neft of the act for the relief Of slInry ' u
ors and the several supplements thereto, scbeI.
his property and list of his creditors on o,,S We
annexed to his petitions and having satisfied me-
has resided in the State of Mary land two wears .h
tiately previous to his applications having ,l,o .na
in his petition that he is in confinement far A.
having prayed to be discharged thereirom, do ~
order and adjudge, that the person of James W.,
be discharged from confinement, and that, By e.".
copy of this order to be published in the PSs".ci
zette once week for two months succes,,.L Nv, W
the third Monda. in August next to give nOes ~
creditors to appear before Charles County Co,r Is
the third Monday in August next. for the pu,po., =
recommending Trustee for their benefit, andtoI.s
cause, if any they have, why the said James Wl,,
should not have the ben, fit Of the said acts.
Given under my hand, this och day Of Anil ,ss
JNO. J. jenkins
True copy. Test: JOHN BARNES
june 2-law2m Clerk Of Charles Co. Cor
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Baltimore county, OetoJr2, %.

About four winters ago, was severe! n' ,,,,,sl
in both feet, and became quite lame hs,f %.e,y
lng winter brough, forth the severity o. 'n erIJ
I heard of Judkins' ointment and bad II 'P ,Soa,
acted like charm, completely curing ne INK
time. EDWIN H.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-05
70 Nent,

A very comfortable and convenient
&YVT house on Fairfax street, below the first Pres
~ byterian Church. JOSIAH H. DAVIS.
HIuII feb 4
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-05

Job PriMting
Neatly and expedissOusly executed at this Office
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Superior Court Of Chancery, held m the ,oS"
80. % NJ. 80 . =; Plaintiff,
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-01-03
FROM SOUTH CAROLINA.
SrhArE, Nov. 10.

Mr. Erons from the Committee Of the Who'c, reported
the following resolution for the adoption Of the Senate
"Resolred, That the tariff unconstitutional, and should
be resisted and the other States be invited to Cooperate
with the of resistance which taken up,
and considered,
0, notion Of Mr. WILSON, the amended. so as
10 read follows:
Resored That the tariff Of Congress for the protec
oh Of domestic manufactures, unconstitutional, and
should be resisted and the other States be invited TO co-ope
with this State in The of resistance to the
And the question agreeing the resolution amended,
was, motion Of Mr. Wilson, taken by ayes and noes as
l6iows--Ayes 34--Nays 6
On motion of Mr. J. S. Deas the said report further
amended by adding the following resolution:
Resolred That copy Of this resolution be transmitted
the Governor of this State, the Governors of the several
States with request that be laid before the several Legs-
ares and the report amended agreed to- and order
ed TO be sent 10 the House of Representatives.
On motion of Mr. HIison it ordered, that member
from each Congressional District be appointed committee
draft such declara ion in relation 10 the subject of the
resolution adopted by the Senate in relation to the Tariff acts
Congress for the protection of domestic manufactures,
will clearly elucdae the prncplespf South Carolina upon
this interesting subject.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-01-03
and after having the Great Seal of the State affixed to
h he transmitted by the Governor, to the Senate of
me- Congress of the United States.
FROM THE LEGISLATURE OF GEoRGI


The Tarif-The House took up the " Protest" 10 the
Senate of the United States, the subject of the Tariff.
NJ Blups of 0glethope, made eloquent address TO
the House the subject generally and offered an amend
men to Protest. going provide for convention of the
Anti-Tarif States.
Mr. Woford offered substitute, for the protest. and sup
ported BY urging variety of in favor of it.
Mr. Ho,card delivered his views of the subject at length,
in favor of The original protest.
Mr. Ryan explained his views of the subject.
Mr. Ho,uard explained Of his positions, which he APP
prehended had been misunderstood.
Mr. Jourdan, in speech of three quarters of hour,
urged the adoption Of the original protest
Mr. Waller also delivered his views Of the question.
Mr. Oiuer then and said he had amendment which
he wished 10 offer He with the protest principle, but
id not 90 far enough Something than protest and
he thought be the present crisis
Mr. Jourdan then called for The pfevons question: which
preees all amendments and all further debate. The House
sustained the call BY vote Of II TO l3.
The main question then put, which was the adoption
Of The orgna protest, and carried without division
The Memorial The Anti-Tan States then taken up
and adopted without division.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-01-03
Twentieth Congress-. .Second Session.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER "a.
IN SENATE.


MI DickerSon presented memorial of sndry citizens of
the State of New Jersey praying that duties may be laid on
sales By auction.
Mr. .Narks presented memorial of sundry citizens of
phshug Pcnnsy lvana, complaining of the auction system
as ~ present pursued and praying that Congress will adopt
'h measures the subject to their aisdom may seem
proper.
Mr. Smith, Of Maryland from the Committee on Finance,
reported the bill from the House of Representatives &c
kng appropriations for The support of Government for the
Rsl quarter of The year 1920 without amendment.
The Senate adjourned to Monday next.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr. Bates presented a memorial from citizens OF the town
OF adey, in the State of Massachusetts, against Sunday
mails
MIR barnard presented similar memorials from citizens Of
e counties of Monroe Livingston, Geneesee, and Erie, in
'he State of New York.
Mr. Orr presented memorial of sundry citizens of the
city of Pittsburgh complaining of the present Auction Sys
e-that the long credit auction duties evil, and de-
Ieas the intention of Government in its laws and
laws protecting home manua ctes and praying Congress
take the subject into consideration.
Mr. condict by request of MIR Burgess, who is confined
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-31
ARAR

AnkAD l n
xVILL stspd Disuond 0sovc the present season. which
w has eaced, aud wI empire the i Of July neat;
when the price Of ESQ will be Of mas.
ed TO be fys the properly parted with, snd 81 In.
gtoourh his fourth 1t the stable, and
leave his prospects better ths prpx thas heretofore
and he hss dvas well all OF then. The A,s
colts cay they better than they had from sry
horse from the some Of them will be broke
the eoafs next fall and the srsns after and be ahead
u the judge stand.
ARAB ia ho~ eight year. I'D this sptns aud never aa
look well before, and whep view his sie, aeun i
eoSu beauty Blood and Peror suee s brought t. tn.
eopeison that horse in America should rank
Many Of hs fsnrsiy fine racers, and
othsn coming ~h bid fair 10 make their way good
Tie has dsseended from rohle sneesors-hAvE Old Sir
Arehey fur his ate, Bet Bues By Sir Harry h, dam
HAITI Old Medley, Marx Anthony, jolly Roger, jenaey
Can short aud Line No
can boast Vi shorter pedsrse and at the time
blue much good stock, good hrsed eny all Of good
breed Race Hones May not expect tosst the dsy when
my opinon OF HIM will be Ieazs he Of nes
Is not inaaeneedby the $50 which may Tor
sop hut founded uron sold basis and should
sns individual that may thinkthe price of the ny
main object, hcpe he will not patonife hin, hut breed
ate more likely TO piomos good sloe and further
the public iuterest When desired to feed Mares the
mai exPence viii be unnecessary MY psursEe is good
and neIsptlssa with shrubbey and different kinds Ers.
which Is though by many TO promote trtoD
TO the management 1T the myss end but few
depts have hapPsted nearly twenty years. which
Of time have beeu h standing good horses. Ma,
be permitted TO sas, that have contributed my full pa
10 rearing the ine sto.t now IN Am-ries.
JA'sJ. HARRISON.
Diamond Grove, Brunswick County Va
~. Tx.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-31
CONSCIENCE.

by THE REV. GEORGE cRoLY..
Where IS the king, with oil his purple pomp--
Where !, the warrior plume, the tiinined Judge,
With all has insolept plesdets--whsre the sage
Where all wise, powerful, fearful ho~niDg 'hiuy','
mat can, Tor all their fro"nins, send sn eye
An inch within my bosons
There's root,
Ily castle, my sealed fountain, .ecrsj COURT
Thstshuis man nut. There holy Conscience sits.
Sudgipg more teeny than the erminej judge,
Shifting more deeply than the wsrrioi's sword
More mighty than the seep,,e. There my deeds,
My hopes, fears, vauites, Wild foilie,, .bame,, rs
Are sli arraigned. 30, Heaven he merciful!
The man acquitted al that fearful bar
Holds the first prize the round world ba. TO give.
lis like Hcavcn's sun,hins-pricels,,. For ell else
The ptai.e OF others is a, virgin gold,
Esrths richest Offering, 10 he sought with pain,
Yet not tn be pued fou; worthy of all search,
But not of sorrow- a, tn inferior prize:
Not as our breath Of breath, or life of life,
The flowing river OF our inward peace,
The noble confidence, that bids man look
His fellow man u the face, aud be the thing,
Fearless. and upward eyed, that God has made him.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-31
The Celebrated Horse
S1& AIR Es1sflflHo

NNVAILL STAND the susuine t-tson At my Stable, in
w Nerth.mpton county, Norm o.roiua, s6ou, mile.
from the Ccurt-houss miles frc the Halifax, and
81 miles f,on Behsd, Va He will al s75 he
season payable on the LIST jan with DOLL the
IN slieases9 Saeh Of Sir Afchie friends that live
lance will send their with the msre payable On the LIST
OF January Aiso the feeding Of the be paid for
when sken away The ed the 6rst of
February sud .cTminaies the a.,ief Ar Extensive fields
OF small AID clover bowed IA the b-ues " Ars.,
(Which usy as ie 9TH tbs ucrss,) With the adatoa
feens al - day Separate enclosure. provided
for mare: With eo.No palma will be spared in tai,ns
best possible Of Mares which may left but no
spousibilty for escapes or seidents -
SIR AkCHIk'S bood, great size, aud Performance on
mendstions JOHN ID. AMIS.
March TO- ,Ot- vaw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-31
TOBACCO.


sEaVlNG taken out the license that requis icy Law
LAT ,hseIpen,e Of so dolar salesman the Public
TO al that may disposed continue the txpr .,on OF
ihef god feengy continuance Of patronage 10 hose plan
'srs whose eESouts has raised the lion 10
present SHADING aad whUse expression, Of their ,aaeton
al Toe services which have them allowed 10 render
Of other gentlemen, tender my grateful
Acknowledgements T6i, notice and appeal 70 my friends
msn 10 do business my Gompettor, may he
took the situation would have Il and
the inspections thereby hoping establish my
wh.st doing The latter have reduced s0y service the
Pnbc well 10 ndvid rais for them say when they
ts diTepnce whst has paid into The
ury the two that have been that which
r.l yer after my taking situation the ssoani paid wa.
s2SSe Al, the present year s7i2 do 81 cts. dc
II. .boua Fri. nd.hp, me have been AZ,
we'll the dealers have held hold the titus.
toni can give no better evidence Of attachment 70 The
Jog names who kindly directed me to give sesrs"ee
them BY way Of shelving ere ,aseioD e manner that
such deaie'sw fair price for rent
to my manss Mt such epprcsao Of Kindness places N
other: AZ The Ware eu.s he.e .ssdn.
,sa lend to Ts 20 hs a:ps tor he
in order that the planters msy detained alter ID.
weishins Of Their tobacco Gte ~ .dvsnee ihe sm
p.idto The order Of the hog siesds IS thfy com. in
Teh's at the w"e House HI MONTAGUE,
REFERENCE.
Rogers & Harrison, Jno. s. VIM Gilliat, Scott.
Irvine Co., Tbos Adkins, John Stewart, X err,
Caskies Co., Gray s. Pankey, Geo. J.. Sampson,
Il. Petcoiss * Co., J. Marx s. Son, Williams &
CTingan, Jas. W! Winfrec, Lucke & Sizer, DAM
Warwick, John Jones, VIM. Barrett, Che. Ellis,
A. w. Noting, A. C.. Brander, ID. BsrcIay, VIM
Kerr, HufchisoD x Kerr, II. l.. wighfG Son,
sam >. Saunders, X Il j. Gwathmcy, Blair Bur.
well, VIM. Adcock, TIIos. Walden. and Beniamio
Hatcher.
10 th''e Gentlemen that have promised feif c,op,
iof he ' me as rsi s bost who bsve their ,Yrrs.
,ions Of ssfsoiion, aod promise OF shsf, Of ,ratns
n'ys ohy Il wish them good price and pros,s y cssa
e't ~ so 70 oo'aih tor them n d.
Dee. ov 72--wflbCntff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-31
FROM LIBERIA.

BY the Shark, from Africa. despatcbe. have
been received, by tho American Colonization So
ciety, from DIR. Randall, the resident Agent which
confirm the news OF the disaster. Of which a ru-
nour was received few days ago by the way of
England. Some time prior to the arrival Of DIR,
Randall The Temporary Agent, MIR. Lot C,ar,,
was making preparations to assert the AUTHORITY
oil the Colony, by expeilng from lis territory the
people OF a French slave vessel, who had landed a
cago on the coast. for the purpose OF opening a
trade for slaves.
Eleven persons, including some BOYS, were bo
silly employed In making musket cartridges, and
imprndently continued their employment by cam
delight; MIR. Carey experimenting the work
ny Ihe care1essuess or ignorance Of one Of the
. OoFs' some loose powder to6x FIRE. which comm.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-31

nicated TO all the rest. and the house, with all ,ts
inmates, were blown up. Mr.. Carey,fa most NOR
itorious and valuable man, and seven others
none Of the latter, however, prominent indivitiu-
als--rershed. The remainder escaped with their
lives, tho one OF the survivors was blown dis
lance Of 30 yards. In other respects, the affars
OF the Colony were prosperous. Maj. INT.
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msrrh Ct.
MnrrINE

ITAs committed TO the JsJ Of Kps Queen county, Va
w on the 10Th dsy of Ja6Usry Is29 q, runsvay
man who calls him-elf Bsa snf .ys he bsouEs 10 Thos
Miles Of the eeuoty Of hnhe; he feet i1cbr. biSh,
ms, sen Just over he LETT eye, aud straight finger on his
tight hand; be bal -hsS consented b9me.pun cIdbe..
fellow .between thir'y6ve sud fo'ty yssr, age.
Ih owner iequssisi 10 yard, prove proper
yp,y bsgss, snd tsks hun swsv or else he will be deal,
10. areofd'og Il law. WM sTONE II, J.ior
k'nr end QUe:H Cog6ty.
hHfh ~. s1e3- vf1vy
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
RY virtue Of a deed of trust executed TO the sub.
scriber by Harrison Ball, bearing date the
30th day of August, in the year 1919, and duly
admitted to record in tire Clerks Office of the
county court of Hanover, shall, for the purposes
in the said deed mentioned, on the premises, on
Wednesday the 18th of April next, if fair, If not
the next fair day, sell at public auction to the
highest bidder, for cash, certain Tract of Land in
said deed mentioned, lying and being in said
county, or so much thereof may be sufficient
to raise the sum due and TO cover all costs and
charges attending the execution of said trust. The
aforementioned land is bounded by the lands of
James Atkinson, Henry Wood, Hampton Wade
dec. and others Acting as Trustee will convey
such title only as Is vested in.me by said deed.
JOHN JONES, Trustee.
Hanover, March IL. IO2-w5w
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Sl00 REW Md

WILL given sf Toe apprehension aud delivery Of no,
sfon man named Artfsor 'sho sbseonssd from N, Fs
,s,trn, Hifhmond, IN oso5s' November Lat Aod.rsr
sssv 20 or ~ yess o. age very likely sn5 NJ
yonhiu appearance Tie has pfobsby ip.j. nj ..espe
some rec State, and will deny nj, name srd oo,, ne
.. cl be given IL sfPrebtndsJ without the si-,s
g. 6ELUEN.
"aH y To- VT
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y ftiSOtS. = 'FCl}eftys I-g' -A1tI.C-
sHE suhser'ber Mss: ch.uge, fh.S recently
skea place business. got possession Of
the following Valuable Real Estates, which oder and
have detsrnneJ TO sell the ensuing year.
One tact 81 land lying the South side Of Roanoke
within one mills OF Salem, Boteout County, consnins
totaccn, $50 cleared aud tract
land g upcommoniy well wae.ei well improved with
good brick dwelling hnnse ve hn.hej first harm
by 3d. WE'LL all other houses suitable for
esFoss 8c &c. ALSO, mill with pair country burrs
and Choppers, we'll finished for -four grind
ns corn and ryei first distilery, Constructed
way as 10 enable hand TO make 5000 gallons whk
ft Now TO list May which will be present season
with great 10 the distiller. 20 49,
One other tract Of land the shove, containing
acres about iO0 hrs, bottom, the balance
up isnd IN the country $50 cleared and
this tract of land has dwelling house, and
barn ~ by IS and IN every respect desirable.
One DINER tract oil land, containing $40
One other tract OF iend Containing 80 clear
One other tract Of land, lying the North Roanoke
nearly adjoining i72
about 90 cleared the balance we'll timbered with
toleahe house. and large stii.bouss desirable
tact TO disposed 10 live Sale engage pub.
lie business, will adord every comfort
mily if well attended 10. = 1889, -
One house and lot the Of Salem; th;, prorerty
well improved, aud in such way make
suit for private family anu t;oSs-
Two other houses, aud lots suitable for families
One tract Of land, in Augusta county, lying both
containing 1873 about 80 cleared cuya-
tion.
The whole of the shove property has been
since the decline prizes. and will be sold on ACCOM-
immediately weed feel hesitation making
sm disposed 10 give indulE required t securing
payment with interest. tf =
II the whole, any part property remain, on
years. ID. SHANKS.
March 10. iO1-w2m
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Feb. IA.
Pldmfafion Tor Sale.

tkkHAT heshy and beautiful Farm called Shettiev,ood
~ in the central part of New Kent County, by
good and wealthy ne,shboa, 40 mile, R,ehpoud,
from the White House Landing Pamuuky river; con-
tanning about 200 Of good Panuuky land; the
cultivated soil Is about 500 divided lots we'll
fenced separately aud VA each lot
mainder heavily t,.bsred; Of the lots
marie beds all but the part which the house
perfect level; there several good srny
orchard If differ kind. of fruit The rs
neat the hou,es, haGu, shades nunsrcu,
veuen the horn cattle, sheep utrns fosaEe &e may
diPosed of and given the Of Janusty next
With the privilege Of sowing small grain due seaou
hsee town properly will an part be taken tor payment
For further infor nation inquire 10 J. M Del Campo
Shsckoe HILL who has tor sale, good strong light bay ss
horse years old good double and plated HARNESS.
jersey wagon and harness, aud asood mich with
6 weeks old
March "a. fns-xt,
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HOISPUR.
EnHE Horse HOTSPUR, will stand during
~A the ensuing season, one half OF his time at
Dickenson $ Tavern, ON the stage road seven miles
above Powhatan courthouse; and the other half
at Bonbrock, in Cumberland, 1.-THE late residence
of Willis Wilson, Esq. deceased.
JOHN p. WILSON.
March IL. 1O2-w4v"
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GREaEN5S

CITY HOTE L,-ST. LOUIS.
TtNHE estabishmcni having undergone i'm.
~ provemen and additions being made view to the
comfort Of its Patrons, opened. -
The PROPRIETOR soiicts gentlemen visiting ST. Louis,
well a. its citizens, and the public generally, call and
HOME, ~ -
He embraces this opportunity of eIpr ens gratitude for
the liberal support he has received, which will him
TO further sxertions 10 please. ~
His kno~n experience u this line of business avns CON-
Quoted the most extensive esthshuen west
hun confidence in believing that will leave Ais Ioase
disJati.6sd. 80 - ~ -
Carriages and horses z1i oil times be in Yead;.es
TERMS. :.
Boarding aud lodging, by the day, 81 -s
DO. by the ysnr, s per week
Boarding alone, $50 for the yesr,or do.
Horse keeping, do
Feb. 8. ... ,R-.sM
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Cash for ,.Negr0cs
WISH 70 rnrrhfss twenty-five thIty likely young no
grce men, from Eteen 10 twenty yesr Of ss, 4, So. ~
we Cbs.e,hsid coal pits nv. city SOD viii s,ye ,
'nt IN ''9 9a pf'es'' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.