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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-28
STAGES,

TRAVELLERS respectfully informed that
- the Western Stages to Lynchhurg and Salem.
&c. leave Richmond on Mondays, w ednesdays g.
Fridays, at a. NJ. arrive at Lynchburg the
next days by p. NJ, and Salem the third day,
where the great Valley line to Huntsville, Nash
vile, &c is connected. Before reaching Salem,
at Fluks on the Blue Ridge mountain, this line in
tersects Callwclls line, which passee Fincastlc,
Sweet Springs, Salt and White Sulphur Springs &c.
interseCting Porter & Bedcn's Inc at Lcwsburc
which to- Guyandotte the Ohio river.
The Richmond line in returning will leave Salem
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at 4 a. NJ.
and Lynchburg on Wednesdays, Fridays and Mon
days at 7 A. Nj.
The travel will be performed by daylight in SUM-
mer.
For seats to the West, apply Mt the bar of the
Union Hotel, Richmond.
All Baggage or property, whether belonging to
passengers other PERSONS at the risk OF the res
pective owners thereof.
A. PATTERSON, Proprietor.
RICHMOND g. SALEM.
N. B.-Caldwells line runs only twice n week.
Passengers for the Springs, sc. should leave Rich
mond Wednesdays and Fridays.
July 10 eff
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-28
GENTLEMEN's AND LADIES'
Boot and Shoe Mandatory.

Opposite He Old Stgdn Tavern.
IEVIE subscriber returns his thanks to his friends
a and the public, for the liberal encouragement he
has heretofore met with. Having lately employed a
first rate workman from the North, is prepared
execute orders in the ladies' aud misses line, aid
will make in the most approved manner, 10 measures,
in fashionable style, any orders which he may be fa
vourcd with and hopes by strict personal attention
to business, to receive continuance of the public
patronage
On hand, gen;lernens boots, shoes and pumps,
boys fine shoes. and assortment of negro shoes,
all Of good quality.
iuly 2l-eoI8t cI2t JOHN DURHAM.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-28
EOR THE WHIG.

saw in lis perfect beauty; rested gracefully upon its
STALK, and its perfume filled the Many stopped gaze
it, bowed it's fragrance and its owner hung
with delight | passed il again. and behold gone-ts
Stem was ieaess its root had witeed the enclosure which
surrounded broken down The spoer had been here
lie that many admired il; he knew dear him
planted it, and beside he had other plant love Yet he
snached secretly from the hand that cherished it,
his bosom till hung head and faded aud when he
at its glory departed, he flung udely away BIT left
thorn his bosom, and vainy did he seek
peces the spoler, his hour Of mirtb And when
that who had loved the beauty of the rose ga
thered again its scattered leaves bound stalk which
hands of violence had broken looked earnestly the spot
where grew, and soul received Instruction. And said,
let her who full of admiration, sitting like the queen flowers
majesty among the daughters OF women let her watch lest
her vanity enter her heart begnlng her rest proudly
her strengths let her remember that she saneh upon
slippery places and be not ighmnded, but fear.
9th.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-28

SJikGIRiA:-Ai superior OF chancery, held
capitol the city of RICHMOND, Thursday, July 3D.
1929 Robert G. Scott and other pits against Nathaniel ia-
rison, eNor OF EdDud Harrison, decd, and other dfet
For appearing the court ozthe order
made IN this cause on the 9th of February 1925 directs the
defendant Nathaniel Harrison all the
real and personal OF his remaining unold Sc,
aside and on the motion of the plaintiffs and with the
assent OF the SAID defendant doth order that said
render of the legal AID equitable
tors estate and OF the liens thereon showing their priorties
before the commissioner who shall
order aside: And that same commissioner
after having advertised io eghI newspaper pub
shed the CRY Of richmond, Cos all the creditors the said
estate TO produce and prove their Claims do
account OF the debts due from the said estate, report the
TO the court with any specially
pertinent 10y himself which may required by parties
DC stated. y copy. Tes,e,
WM. G. RENDITION, c. C..
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-28
COMMUNICATED.

Departed dis life Monday, the 9Th inst (a DR. Sam'
Oldnan King George county Va) Mr. BsNJ. J. MoNRoE
in the 18th of his The disease which terminated his
existence violent bilious fever But few days previous
his death he the picture of health and might have anti
cpsted much happiness But alas the uncertainty of human
even,s-"in the midst of life in death''-he
He has been taken from the of action in the bloom
of youth, and his active body consigned the
silent tomb and his spirit has fed the mansion
felicity He bid fair he useful member of society,"
although lie separated from this world by the curtain
OF death, he even Ewes IN the memory Of bis friends.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-28
BRANCH A. SAUNDERS
ACADEMY.
Neariu opposite Me Sunn n,

sNearty opposite The Stodn 1urern,
NVlLI be re-opened on lst October next. The
studies of thus institution will embrace as here
toore regular classical, mathematical and English
course.
The French, Spanish and Italian Languages will
be taught by Mr.. Colona D'Ornano who is we'll
known in this city as teacher of foreign languages
Terms, $50 per annum.
For the French, Spanish or Italian Language
there will be extra charge.
Richmond, Aug. e8-lawtf
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-28
BON the Sentinel of the Valley
a. Huothcr "

".qnother Revolutionary Hero gone"
DIED. the residence Of MIR Oglsbye this place. the
before last the venerable PHIP BARR soldier of the
Reyoluon. barr served faithfully throughout the period
stirred mems souls, and his discharge from the army
INCH he possessed until his DEATH the hest testimony is left Of
the fahpes of his zeal Ills eptsph may be found written
IT, the blessings which enjoy, for his early history is eD
'ed with the struggles of his coun'yand his latter days
spent the practice of virtue and honor II is believed
of band Of these 'conscrP; fathers survive in
this county, Peter Grim and Dennis OFerran'ay their a
end be Ike his. - s.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-28

MFRS. SAMUEL G. ADAMS, opposite
sz the Eagle Hotel, has recently added to her
Boarding Establishment, and will be prepared 10 ac-
conaodate several Members of the Convention and
approaching Legislature with board and lodging.-
Families visiting this place, will find her rooms airy
and comfortabie and every effort render satlsac-
ton to those who cal! on her, will be made.
atrn 81
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COMMISSIONERS OFFcF, Richmond. .aag 26sh, 1929.
The parties interested notified that have appointed
Goth day OF October next place for
commencing the directed foregoing order
and creditors OF the Edmund Harrison
required TO attend Mace aud produce
and prove their claims
28-w8tc HILARY BAKER. Ccu'r
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-28
JONM 3. ADAINa,

HfJOh|NtI HI mn,
IS located in Williamsburg, and offers his profess
n sionaI services to the public. lie will practice
in the Superior Court Of Chanccry and Hastings
Court held in that city, and in the Superior AID In
ferior Courts of the counties Of James City, York
Warwick and Gloucester. Al communications ad-
dressed to him. post paid viii he Punctualy attend
"a ~ aug 25-3tcF.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-28
MRs. HIGGlNBOTHAM bees Ie.y,

KS. HlGGlNBOTHAM begs leave to
inform her friends and the public that she has
taken the handsome establishment belonging TO Mr.
Moncure, recently occupied by Mrs. Heth and adj
joining the house recently occupied by Mis- Page as
a boarding house.
The house affords comfortable accommodations for
ladies' and gentlemen. Members of the Convention
and OF the Legislature will find the situation agreea-
Bile aud convenient to the Capitol. Also families
visiting Richmond. aug s8-w3t
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NOTICE.

MFRS. MARY TOMPKINS continues her Board
N ing House in that large and airy Brick Building
on o. Street, very contiguous the Capitol where
she will be prepared to accommodate ten or fifteen
Members Of the Convention, and approaching Lcgis
IatuIe. eur ,3-v5.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-28

TT OTICE.-MRs. NELSON continues her
~ Boarding Establishment adjoining the Wash
Tavern, within City yards ofthe Capitol Square
She will be prepared to accommodate in the hest
manner: number of the Members of the Con vention
and Legislature, with their families if required
Good stables, and carriage houses well supplied with
provender and careful Holsters auo : c1Gt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-28
LOUISA RACES


TaSIIE Louisa Races will commence at Louisa court
u house. on Thursday, the let Of October. First
dayss race mile heats for yeafs old, six entries and
closed. One hundred bushels OF merchantabe wheat
entrance, half ferteit*
William Morris, IT. c. b. g.l
Maj. Bickerton Winston, b. S.
Elijah Hutchinson bluck /. BY Carolnian.
Robert q. Willis. b. +.
John Graves, s. I.
DR.. James NJ. Morris. $. g by Alfred
3D. days race, two mile heats, one hundred dollars
IN cash, with the addition of such subscription as may
be subsequently made.
Sd. days race, proprietors purse made up of the
first and second days entries and gate money. This
will be i handsome purse, to he run the best in S
nile heats JNO. NJ PRICE
= 1t is confidently expected that the first days race
will be exceedingly interesting, each runner intending
to be DIT the goal, and all having high expectations OF
winning.
Thls purse rs encreaSng and it is believed ny the
day OF the will be o considerable gnitude.
auG9 Oh 3tc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-28
JAMES RIVER LAND
FOR SAFE

n pursuance of decree OF The county court of
buckingham, the undersigned commissioners. or
cue o, more OF them, will proceed, the premises ON
'he 2ath day OF September next, to sell to the hb
est bidder tract OF land in the lower part of Buck
inghatn, on JAMES River, called Mount Ldq
This tract of land is believed to contain six linn
drcd ocresabont one hundred and fifty of iyb;cb 70
low grounds. good portion of the high land is in
woods, and is tobacco land The whole OF the omen
iia Is ID good condition, and part OF the bottom
The improvements originally constructed, with IN
eye TO taste and usefulness, will require some repairs
ing the quantity of forest and open bill and but,c,
land; VIII be made before the day ofsale-and plat.
exhibiting the results will be prepared for the r
nation of these concerned.
IERMs-A credit of /, g 3 and 4 vears wifi bo
gwen. The commissioners Will require from the pur
chaser bonds with approved security and viii retain
n lien on the land till the purchase money be paid
GEO. NJ PAYNE, ST.
". L. FONTAlNE, Commits
WM. f. RANDOLPH. J sione's.
= -
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IRUST7 SHE

e virtue of deed Of trust executed 10 the sub.
- ecrioer by John Johnston, and Of record in the
Hastings court office Of the city of Richmond on the
18th day Of October 1927, shall on the 2rs day Of
August 1929, at 70 O'clock NJ before the front door
OF the Bell Tavern. in The city of Richmond for the
purposes therein mentioned proceed TO Ell at public
auction, on credit of 90 days, he following poper
ty, to witt lots parcels Of land yIng and being
IN the said city, ON Valley and Concord streets
known IN surrey made ny Richard Young ffor the
late DR.. John adams, bearing daic flo tet ETa,[
1885, by lots No. -, -. u aud "a; also Two 1ogf
men, TO wit; Stephen and Dick For ,naro naTti.
GUAR description Of sad property SEQ said deed Tho
titie 70 inc anoIe property IS believed r bc good
but acting as trustee. she y not q, srr,r,
aug ll-lot JESSE +. KEESfE Trustee.
" The sale Of Inc above Land is tpuned untu
Monday 7ih September ncxt, at clock on tho ure
o'clock, ~ the Bell Tavern ~
a.g 2 JESSE +. KEESEE. Trust
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-28

4 pGl''a5fe and Beautiful Farm for sc7g.
VIE subscriber offers for sale his Farm James
River, called 'Tuckalloo.' si,uuicd fifteen
miles above Richmond, and contains about Eye hun
dfed acres, OF which hundred and fifty are low,
grounds, and upwards of one hundred and twenty
i've highly improved highland. The fertility of his
tract OF land ITS saubrty, and the naay ADVANTAGES
IL possesses from Its contiguy to market ought TO
attract the attention of those disposed to invest mo-
ney IN real estate intimately connected with the
mcrensrg wealth and population of Richmond This
property being directly the line OF the coal field
extending from Black Heath in Chesterfield TO Deep
fun IN ienco county. is believed contain beds of
coal no eftcctuai search has vet been made for
that valuable mineral The indications are howe
vef' so numerous and strong, to bring corjGc-
ture almost to certainty. The free stone qrarres
are neXhaustlbe, and Immediately on the margin Of
the James River CanaF@ The improvements are ON
large scale and in excellent prcservaion The
garden and orchard produce in abundance The mose
choice fruit, carefully selected from the mort bern
nursery TIE subscriber will also sell with the land
il desired, ten valuable aud well taught farm ahouy
ers MIR. Thomas Taylor OF Richmond, is authorised
to contract for the land, and can give any farther in
formation required concerning it. Possession given
immediately. THOMAS NJ RANDOL PIT
aug l3-w1t C
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KTIRGINIA:-At \ superior court Of chancery holden
the capitol IN the city Of Richmond, Wednesday
June 10Th, 1929 Richard Boyd, pltf Gguinst John D.
Hawkins al nd Alexa ndcr Boyd, dts.
This cause came this day to he heard on the blu
taken for confessed the defendant Alexander Boyd,
thereto, exhibits md limitations of witnesses, and
argued by COUNSEL On consideration whereof the court
doth refer the between the parties, of
the commissioners who is directed to examine, and
settle the same, aud make report thereof to the court,
with any matters specially stated deemed pertinent by
himself, which may be reqnied by the parties to be
stated.
Copy. Teste, VIM c. pENDLELoE, e. c.
Commissioners Office, Richmond, J1ly 25h, 1890.
The parties interested will please Ike notice. tina have
appointed the eighth day Of September next commence
the directed in the foregoing order Of court,
which day. at O'Clock A. NJ they required =,
attend my Office in this city, with their accounts vouch
and documents ready for examination and settlement,
aud with Office copies Of TIC necessary pa pers
SIS vi 6. HILARY BAKER, Conf.
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Land and Negroes at .4ucfioN.

Lafd and Negroes at .4ucfi00.
~ pursuance OF decree of the County Court Of
HehTico- III the case of dams and others vs. Cir
flngton and Others shall, Commissioners named
IN the SAID decree proceed sell at public auction
al the Court House of he county of Monroe on
monday the 2lst day of September next one Tract
OF Land, belonging ~ ;he uf 1abiiha Adams
deceased, containing nine hundred and 6fiv eioht
acres about two hundred acres are under cultivation
hing houses, with the necessary out houscs I6ia
property lies within three miles of the Sweet Sprinc.
and Is said to be mountain land of the first qr,av
PERSONS wishing to view it. referred to Mr. Jncob
Baker, and MIR. Elijah Wickline, residing on the
premises.
And on Monday the 28ih day of tho same month.
III the town OF Staunton, Commissioner aforesaid
shall sell, at public auction five slaves CONSISTING
OF two men, one woman, and two girls.
The slaves viii be sold for ready mouey--ths land
on credit OF one and two years the purchasnr T.,
give bonds, with approved security, and o deed Of
trust upon the property. to tie purchase mo,
nry fosscss'on w'I be given the first day of Jdu-
uars next. &. NJ. ChRRINGTON, CCmmr
aug 17-2awi0t
"a ALE OF LANlf.By virtue deed in trust eX5c1ifcJ
~ To the subscriber by john NJ Gregory on the 9TH dav M
August 1921 aud admitted record the clerks Office of die
county OF James City, The 9TH Gay Of January 1922 for
Cea pu poses therein expressed, shall proceed ON Thurs
day the lud day Of September nest, sell on the premises
10 the highest bNGer, Tor ready Tract
county OF James CITY, IN SAID deed conveyed and described a.
containing iouE hundred acres having been allotted Dab
Cy browne, (of whom John NJ Cirngo> purchassdN ari
adjoining Brownies mill This land is heavily girrpi3
IS conveniently situated naygae water and mag he o
S"cn as desirable to those disposed engage The timber
trade No defect IN the tile known the Subscriber t, a
s'is - uiS Ne VIII con"ty only such title IS
him by the deed 'JOilN u Ci.t,f,,f 80
August Isl, 1879 5g-,dsr
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-28

vHNHEATRE.-FOR THIS BENEFIT OF 'f,IE Or
Il fHAN ASYtUM.-The young Gentlemen WHO gave an,
entertainment In the Richmond Theatre a evenings ao for
aho oe'itenen OF this CITY, that at the number
te beneh OF the Orphan Asylum Inform the
eH (wto on account of the limited notice on orer
occasion could not attend they will give another
ent (eins positively the LAST Friday evening next August
2Sth' when VIII be repeated the petit comedy of
FORTUNES FROLIC,
Riches applied ia a proper acay
Robin Roughead, Mir -
Snacks,
Rattle,
Frank,
Clown,
Villagers, AJessrs -
Miss Nancy, MIR
Old Marger,
Dolly,
After wticn, sere,aa Coaaic Songs
nuf BROOM, Will be su0g by Amateur
Thewboe to conclude with the laushable farce of
FAMILY JARS.
Porcelain, Mir -
Benedict,
DELPHI,
Joe,
Dsgorv,
liddy,
Emily,
o. The Independent Band kindly volunteered ,er
services ~
- Inc Bars of the Theatre may had By immediate an
pication >
" Admission 30 censChi,en half price Doors omen
al quarter past a curtain 10 a, half Tickets be
hau al the principal CONTEMPORARIES and Bookstores.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-28
WHEAT.

w I1EA
Wheat comes in very slowly, and large propo, :
ton of what arrives is in bad condition, owing to the
rainy weather for some time past Many Farmers,
who would bring their wheat to market are proven
ted by the weather from getting it ready; whilst 9th
ers determined to keep it at home in hopes of n
better price. The market is at present in an unset
tied state; we have heard OF some sales of good white
at 974 cts and red at 95, but they cannot be con-
sidercd the current prices.
FLOUR.
Flour has improved little in price and is in good
demand Canal flour sells readily at s. 7-9, some
are asking SIS. City Mill flour IS ID, at which price
some of the Miers are not disposed to sell.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-28
TO THE PUBLIC

knowing the great and proper interest felt by the
people of Virginia i'll the approaching Convention, the
subscribers make the following propositions They
have employed the best Stenographers to report the
Debates which will be published rapidly as posi-
BILE in the Wing. AS many persons not in the
habit of filing their papers and as when taken into
their families they are liable to be destroyed they
propose to file in this Office, the papers containing
the debates, for many desire it. The expense
of this will be apportioned by the annual price of the
paper (S5) and the length of time required 20 publish
the debates-for exampe-if three months are re-
CURED to publish the Debates the price of the ie
will be ST 25 This we imagine, will hes
itate to give for complete copy of the debates of
Convention If subscribers desire their copies bound
that be done at small additional expense.
u Letters (post pad) addressed to us, will be at
tended to, persons wishing to subscribe, make
known their desire through the members of Convcn
ton. The subscription TO be paid at the time of delv
cry.
u City subscribers arc Of course appraised that
the Debates will first appear in the Daily paper
PLEASANTS, ABBOTT & co.
057 The National lnclgeucer and Journal Phenx Ga
ze Columbian Gazette Cincinnati Gazette Louisville Focus
Kentucky Reporter Kentuckan Nashville Wing, Raleigh Re-
gste Yadkn Journal Newben Spectator Charleston Courier
and CITY Gazette Augusta Courier Sayan,a Mercurv Nor
folk Herald and Beacon, Portsmouth Republican, Petersburg
inielgenCcr bynchburg FiTgiuau FiDcase Mirror Lewis
burg Palladium Lexington Jnlelgencer, Stanton Reporter
Compiler, Kenawha Register Welsbrs Gazette Noganlown
Republican, Marsbu Gazette, HaTpers Fery Press,
9ue Gazette Cupeper Gazette, Williamsburg Plough Boy,
fredericksburg Herald and Political Arena and Leesbug Ge
MUS of Liberty resdectfy requested give the above
'''''''"' ''''' PLEAsXNTs, ABBOTT & 60
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NEw YoRK, August "a
oasses.New Orleans sold the extent of 100 TO 2Op
hh to supply the Immediate demand 81 The
this kind is quite small
Sau-Seyerl casoes Of Liverpool sold adj
vance, chiefly for Southern markets Sacks weight
s2l, until Saturday. when cargo brought 81 2I GOOO
bushels ground sold ut 40
Corn Erchdage-n Flour there large transactions
parcel of Ey's brand, from wheat, of the CROP
and good quality sold at 52 fresh ground brought Ssh
The whole stock is estimated below 1000 bh were made
OF Baltimore wharf SIS 81, and of other Southern at the
same price No wheat has yet received from the
West The quality is said To he fine, weighing
63bs and even 65lbs per buse cargo of Virginia Wheat
was sold at iO9 cts though consequence of its being
heated deduction made of prime
james River sold Friday These prices are
caused by the scarcity Of the and must 90 of
far they would be dangerous guides
for transactions TO take effect here weeks hence.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-28
From the Londo, (oy,;er J,,,,,o

From The London Courier, july 9.
EVASION OF THE CORN LAws.--A curious plan has
been started at Paisley, to deprive the agricultural
interest of the protecting benefit Of the Corn Laws
1t form national association TO raise fund for
paying the duty on foreign grain, by collecting pen
ny weak from each family ssthus holding bonus
TO the foreign grower to bring his grain to the Eng
iish market, and by doing create gInt CT that
commodity, and also demand for the manufactures
OF the country. public meeting is to be held to
consider the subject.
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BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN ~ co.
GROCERIES


aug 90 is
BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN ~ co.
GROCERIES.
THIS MORNING, 27th instant, at 10 O'Clock,
at Auction Store,
10 ihds N. Orleans sugar, prime
do ST. Crox du
10 do molasses
do Antigua
do N. England rum
DO y. Orleans \
100 bbls. No. mackerel
100 reaIns writing paper
100 boxes brown soap
10 bales cotton yarns
so boxes Windsor glass
80 bags shot
Sperm, and mould candles,
English mustard
Cheese, teas,
Paints, lamp oil
Cotton sheetings, &c. &.
aug 81 d. A. g. ca A,c,,
UW5 be added to the abore SAFE
50 Sides soal leather
10 quarter casks Malaga wine
20 bbls sIiud
NLso.
Negro Woman, good cook, washer and ,roner.
aug 27 D. A. 81 Co src,S
USE The above sale is postponed to SATSRDAY 2sb
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AeeEa6Neg 81 &ag@~
T1Ig nAv

BY OTIS. yUNIlOP & co.
GROCERIES,.
On FRIDAY, the 2Sth inst. 10 O'clock will DO
sold at our auction store, general assortment of Gro
ceries, NC. &c. y. ID. a. CO. Aucts.
amr &c is
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HILARY BAKER. Com'r.
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TO THE PUBLIC,

.'IaH Coach Line .frone Congratulate to Ste,n-
ton, Three Times a Week.