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Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-01-13
.9necdo,e. Nj. Lavas.cur relates N.

.9necdo'e. Nj. Lavasscur relates the
following Interesting anccdo,e ia his
history oiLaisyette IN America:
IL happened tn one at our acquain-
lance. TO be IT the steamboat that plies
between New York and New Bruins.
wick, alon: with Mr.. Adams. when the
latter was President of the L. States.
he President sat. undi>tinsui>hed, at
the loot of the breakfast table. eating
with Keen appetite at the good thing.
eomm"n Ia all. At the other end was
an English Colonel. cont.nt.inr with
our friend, as MANY Europran travel
Iefs co. that the Americans. IN spite q.
thclr republican institutions. are essen.
tally aristocra,ic in their habits. -
nat person do Won suppose that 60
De, down next To- the Captain said a
ncighbor Ia the Colonel. Il don't
Know. replied the other, he Is like the
rest. and seems "a be making "a pretty
hearty meal But can tell yeu.'
continued the that. the
President at tle United Statc--go and
talk with him after hc is done The
officer, who had landed only five day,
5einTc II Ne" York. look cd confouud
ed. rose, and went near tn the Presi.
uent char, with 4 countcnance OF
mingled surprise and curiosity. which
amused hts FIRST auditors and he felt
.tIli less inclined To insis, on American
a.tStocracy. after he learned that the
captain himself was unaware al the
presence ot Mr.. Adams"
10" sitikincy Characteristic ~ dis
anccuotc ct the Ccnuiuc rr:ubii,au
simplicity OF a." good. Az, palr,u,ic
Joan quincy Adams.-- Froe: Jotr.
..st!AS n small )GrOr. a few DAYS
since, a, one cf the eastern, ,tcan.b ats
wa about leaving the wharf. a pa>sen-
ger vas asked 20 take charge Of let
ter TO 4 ir'end 10 Boston. i!r did 80.
very readily, and other, ha>in. tic Ike
ta'ours 20 ask. applied to I'm IN their
turn. In very accommotstin" mun.
ner, he accepted the additional Charrr.
ard soon had his poe Acj, filled with let
GERS. Otaers. enboldcncd hy the read
lnc's with which he undertook these
t'NN itul 10 nae
charge oil larger and more w,Iahty ar
ucic>-suoh a packages of wedding
cab, patterns at the newest la ,hinn.,
ana such Like matters, which, with the
greatest good nature ~ the wurld.wer.
also taken charge Of by the accommn-
d"ting passenger Wont YOU be kind
enough, said a gentleman. lust 10 nut
this shawl IN your pocket. aud leave IL
at Mrs. Such -a-one'-. ia Pro. .drncc =
snail | trouble YOU SAID another. to
take charge Of this pineapple, and
hand 1t To my vile promised 10 send
her one, and wish vsu would be bar
icEiar 10 deliver /; into her own hands.
ia sorry To trouble YOU, sir, but'--IIc
was now interrupted b, way, who.
seeing the disposition To impose uoon
good nature. ba~Icd out, Mister. |
regret exceedingly to trouble you. bat
1t Sour pocket, a,c not iull YOU wau!d
oLi'-e ne very much by taking charge
Q! barrtl Of -four. " /. Con.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-01-13

We learn by gentleman vim w.
a Passenger on hoard, that The -ir.m
bat Robert Fuliar arrived ~ Wheel.
ing. itom Cincinnati, iu two d.y. and
a ha!i, against Tale n four milr. rcf
h"u'; and that fhr passengers took The
Stage irom Nh.r'.rg and a,uved o.
Baltimore 10 thee day., n,i ,or th,
whole passage tom Ciurian.ii 10 ti.j.
CIV IN I've DAYS snd haif. g d.st,u,r
81 aar AUu'fe1 mt .i5fy Df
usitanofc AmrIran
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-01-13

The House then adjourned to Sa,ur-
lay morning al II o'clock.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-12-02
DIED.

In this town, on Friday morning last, Miss
Ann Tnpham, aged &c yenrs.
Ou Saturday morning last, Oliver siersh,
son of Mr.. John Marsh, aged % years The
deceased was possessed or many smiab'c quail.
tiles, which will long bo cherished in the -.
'acn,hrsncc of those who were acquainted
with him.
Yesterday morning, after a long and pro.
ttactsd illness. Miss Sarah G Stevens, dsueh.
ter of Mr. Robert Stevens, aged 80 years.
At Portsmouth, Goth ull. alter a short, dis.
tressine illness, Mrs Lydia Cory, wife OF MIR.
Samuel Cory. jr. in the 35,h year of her ago.
At New.York, 18th nit. Mrs. Penelope
Chnnplin, widow Of John T Champl.n, ESQ,
AZ his estate On the Island Of Cnba, about
tho Goth Oct. Mr. William ID Wolf, son of the
late William D'Wolf, esq, Of Bristol II. !. a.
rod iS
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-12-02
A letlsf from the We. department states


that the Pfesidcn, has refused 70 order tho
soldiers to work at the Tunnel ofthc Ches
apeake and Ohio Canal. ss not in the line
Of their duty and detrimental to the public
interest.
The Grand Lodge Of Paris gave, In the
beginning of last month, magnificent en-.
,ertainment 10 General Lafayette. The
foreign Freemascns, in Paris, intended al
so to give him "A patriotic and masonic
dinner"
.Ndpoleon's Bonss.---The celebrated
prophet, Matthew handshcrg, says, in his
a|manack for the present year. flS:s0. J
In the month of October. the remains ofs
renowned warrior, which lie inferred be.
meath foreign soil, will be dug up and
removed elsewheren
Is woollen factory in Buffalo, n. Y. turns
out 900 superior blankets per week.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-12-02
SHIP NEWS.
ENTERED.

ENTERED.
Schr. Ta,t'er, Pickering. Cayenne,
Reindeer, Rosc, Philsdelphia.
CLE.7RED.
Schooner Ta,ilcr, Pickering. Salem,
MEN D R.i.ND.3
Arrived at N. Y. 2sth ult. brig Harvest,
Eldred, from Messins, Oct. 10Th, Gibral
tar 26,h.
At Gibraltar Goth Oct. y. S. ship Con.
cord. Capt. Perry, from Russis.
On their way down from Hamburgh,
Oct. Goth, ship Elbe, Stsnhope, for fla.
vanp; ship Boy, Green, Gouenburg.
left At Ponce, 9Th ult. brig Atlantic,
Bailey, Of Wexford, for Baltimore, mex,
day.
Sloop Niagara, Biglcy. arrived at Bel.
timcrc. 23d ult. from N. Orleans.
Sch. Fox, Newton, of this port, arriv.
ed ct New.Orleans, 5th ult. from Ha-
vans.
At ST. Jago, Oct. ooh. brig Csi,sr;on,
Brooks, from this port.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-12-02

Our basin is crowded with boats from
'hc west having heavy cnrgncs ON
board, and we are Informed that there
is not sufficient draft here to take it OF
to New York. The price of river
freights has already advanced fifty per
cent, and employment for large adj
d,;onnl number of vessels, would be
found NJ the advanced prices. We
wonder why the sloops which are iyina
in New York do not pay us visit.
Alb. Dai. Adv.
INTERESTING FACT. We learn from,
urQucs,ionab!e authority, that the toll,
of the New-York Canals this wear, will
exceed those Of 1929, by SIG0,O0O Ia
SISO,O0O. This fact, though iupor-
tant in itself, is still more SO as Showing
n material increase in the amount of
our internal tradc.--.Iour. Com.
In Excellent Lap.-The Vermont Leg.
islsturc. after n session Of five weeks. ad
journcd sin' die on Thursday last. A law
was passed at this session, authorizing in.
solvent debtors 10 tokc the poor debtors
oath Immediately upon the rendition o!
judgment.
The execution Of James GRAY, lately
hanged at Batavia, Y. Y. is said to have
drawn together abou, fifteen thousand
spectators; one third females. The scene
is described as one Of fighting, swearing,
and drunkenness. 80.
a Temperance Society was 0vca nizcd a,
Little Compton, r. 7. on the 4ih Of Oct.
last. We learn ihni it already numbers
i5O jealous members: The Officers of,he
society are Rev. Emerson Lsine, President.
Dss. Sylvester Browncll, Virr President.
Pelcg Bailey, Treasurer, Otis Wilbour,
Secretary.
MAINE. The dele CATION from Maine,
in the Odd Congress, will consist Of Mes
srs. McIntire, Holland, Anderson, ka-
vanagh, Evans, Bates and Jarvis-all
Jack sonians except Mr.. Evane.
Gov. GILES, of Virginia, appears to
have given an earnest aud decisive o.
pinion against Universal Suffrage, as
jeopordizing, in his apprehensions, our
republican fabrics.
CESsus. The population Of Pitts
burgh, Penn. is 2,540. In 1920, it
was only 5293. The neighbonng
towns have increased in similar pro-
portion, aided by its business.
Cot. MuRAr. Col. Achille Murat,
and lady have been complimentcd with
a ball at Tallahassee, on the eve Of
their departure for France. Col. Mu-
rat experts TO return, with his family,
to Florida, at the end off year.
The Government of Mexico ordered
Its officers 10 wear mourning for the
death Of the late King Of England.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-12-02

G}"AN unnecessary alarm having
gone abroad relative to the Small Pox,
IN this town---tbc Board of Health nre
happy 10 state, for the information of
the pubic, that they know Of hut one
case ofthc small pot in town, and that
one, the person is considered on the
recovery. Per Order,
B. B. Rowland, Clerk.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-12-02


cry.
A Fever of a highly malignant type
has prevailed ia Hawkins coaaty, Tenn.
and swept away in its fatal progress, u
large number Of useful citi1ens.--The
sickness was confined Ia the space of
n mile on each side of the river, in
which 400 persons have been sick.
The physicians were among the sick,
and in that distressing dilemma, Oii-
YER BRADLEY, Esq. and his sister, Mrs.
MORGAN. devoted their time, night and
day, to nursing the sick, and their mon
ey 10 the purchase of the necessary
medicine and food. We know moth
ing more of Mr. Bradley and his sister
that is enough to give them the high-
est fame tn which virtue and philan.
thropy can aspire.--u. ;, Gag.
-- .as ets
Harry Erksine, of facetious memo
~. was retained for female named
Tickle, against whom an action had
been brought. On The trial he com
mcnccd his address to the court thus
my client, the defendant,
my lord" The audience smuscd with
the odditv Of the speech, were almost
driven into Mysteries by the Judge re-
PLYING, "Tickle her Yourself. Harry,
YOU are as well able Ia do il as l."
NoS fMpRisoNMESr Fon DEBr.--VER.
NoSr The bill abolishng imprisonment
of thc body for debt has become a law.
This will have nm important effect on the
present extensive credit system. and it is
not certain ,ha, loud clamors for iis repeal
will not be made BY that vcry Class who
have called loutest for its passage. and for
whose benefit il was expressly intended.
The law in the end must have sslutary
effect, II abolished that unjuss system
which places il in the power and grants
the privilege to man 10 exercise in certain
cases tyranny over his fellow, and which
often makes the seourgings Of Divine Prov
idence but a prctcxt fnr earthly oppression.
'Tis true, il i, often the case. that the debt
or by his own .tuhbornness 0lTlicts himscl
bv sHil,rinC himsclfto be committed on
debts which A. FIRST hr was able to settle.
and in th" "nd pays more in cost' than the
amount o' the origins deb,;--hut il is THO.
wise true, TINT the obs,inary is often on
the other side. and the creditor putposely
incurs & small expense Gnr the pleasure of
making his debtor incur greater The
credit system in It's present extent, is in
deed runons, and if 1t could be gradually
dane away. it would be better for the rich
and still better for the poor. II will take
years Tor the merits OF tho law to be- fairly
tested. and il i, hoped that no one will wish
tn sec it repealed I'll practicnl illustration
is had Of its general and lasting evil ten.
dency.
Vermont Statesman.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-12-02
D HODE-ISLAND LOTTERY,

Rs'b''-s'bhlNb ho l. L L. n
NC li,h class.---Draws Friday, Dee.
3D.. 2O00 dollars highest prize. Tick
cts only Sl--parts in proportion.
CONNECTICUT LOTTERY no.
IL extra; Draws Monday, Dec. 9th
10000 dollars highest prize. Tickets
S1--aparts in proportion.
MAINE STATE LOTTERY no.
8 extra Eraws Tuesday, Dec. 7th.--.
3 prizes Of 10000 dollars each, &C.
Tickets Is, parts in proportion.
Drawn NUMBERS.
In the Connecticut Lottery, % ex.
80 % 81 z 35 I6 I 40 rs 10
In the Maine State Lottery, no. 9.
IA 80 q 45 4S "a 46 80 80
J. C.. SHAW.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-12-02
Ale & Porter
BREWERY.

lie will commence operations Immediately
and ila,ters himselfto be able 70 offer the
public these articles, a. good ns can be pro,
cured elsewhere he therefore respectful.
ly solicts their patronage and support.
Persons wanting grains, can be supplied
with them at cents per bushel by applying
at the Brewery on Tncsday'sa and Friday,
between the hours of2 and 6 in tho after
noon, commencing on Friday next, snd
Yeast mny be had at the following places,
viz:
At Mcssrs, e. g. J. Shcrman's Market.
square;
Mr.. Thomas s. Stunhopc's Broad street,
John COTS, Thnrston house, Spring 81.
William Gof's, Thames.strsct, corn.
or Of Gardner's wharf nov. ~.
Families supplied with good TABLE
ALE, at - per barrel, and 50 per holf
barrel.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-12-02
From the Prov. Journal Of Yesterday.

From the Prov. Journal Of Yesterday.
Bv last evenings mail, we received
the Journal Of Commerce of MONDAY
morning. Carthagena papers to the
22d of October were received, which
contain some particulars Of the pro-
"ress of the revolution in Colombia in
favor Of Bolivar. He was said tn be
at atSoledad, where he had been welcom-
ed with great enthusiasm, and is con-
tinuallv receiving fresh proof OF the
love which the people hear him. The
departments of Antioguia, Panama,
Magdaenn, &c. have all declared in
favor of Bolivar.
Accounts from ~. Thomas represent
that much CONSERVATION prevailed, in
consequence Of the arrangement for the
opening of the British colonial ports,
as it was supposed that it would injure
the trade with the island. Serious dis
turbances had broken out at 81. Barts.
between the whites and the colored in
habtants. 1t had not been adjusted as
late rs October 9th.
The Journal of Commerce says, tha.
Timothy Light Finger, & ca renped
a rich harvest at the grand celebration.
The exten, and complete success Of
their depredations will enable the fra
ternity to retire from business for a few
months, with handsome capital. a
bout twenty pocket books disappeared
from their proprictors at the Washing
ton parade ground; an equal number
az the Park Theatre. IN the evening;
and like game waspIayed at,he Bow
cry Theatre, with the same profit. No
accident whatever befel any ofthe com
pany, who retired from the field, with
unbroken forces, in high health and
spirits.
Capt. Gllet, Of the Marccllus. at y.
York, from Gibraltar, states that on the
18th Of October, az he was leaving
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-12-02
there, The o. Z, ,Sip Concord, cass

NJ. c. Perry, arrived from ST. Peters
burg. Also, that miishipman Cassin,
left at Malaga by the Lexington, sick
with the small poy, WAS ON the rccov-
cry.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-12-02
as to those whom he

constructions, as to those whom he
.crves, without that of friendly Cooper
alton. Bat wherever the favor OF the
confidence ofthe People may be bc'tow-
cd, you will heartily join ma in the hope
that it may result in their own welfare
and prosperity.
''. am with sentiments ofhigh consider
aiion.
. \ onr Friend and CnIntryman,
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-30
EMICRATION or THE INotANs

Correspondent o. the Lyochburg Jehersouan Re
publican writes rom Washington, that hs bad "heard
many Of the most distinguished and pious men in The
Atlantic States, from recent representations, fully
convinced that the red of the forest must emgraie
beyond the limits Of the States and Territories TO en-
sure their preservation distinct people. Bishop
Brownell (recenuy passed through Rchmond) VINO has
lately made Episcopal visitation through the valley
OF the Mississippi, IL Of the same opinion. The fact is
all history proves the truth Of this statement The say.
age must give away 10 the civilized man. lie cannot
exist in uNt portion with his white neigbbor without
feeling, all sonsiby feeling the approach Of his fatal
destiny They hold this language around their great
council fires and implore the President Of the United
States 10 protect them. II cannot be done until they
moved beyond the vices OF civilization. This fact
that he Is resolved on making effort torcscue them
from impending ruin"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-30
m. C0oke rs. Mr.. Doddridge.


VIC received, in the Winchester papers, Sunday,
Mr.. John X. Cookies Reply TO MIR. Doldrdges-Wc
shall publish it in our next paper The following in
oducory paragraph furnishes specimen of the bitter
and indignant spirit in which it is composed
"FELLow CInzEv The Hon. Philip Doddtdge, lately
bor Of Virgins Conventions has ayacd himself of the 0utp
d,qc which hn enjoys AZ Washington and Of the Thanking
privilege annexed that dignity, prepare, and circulate
through Western part Of Virginia, elaborate libel my
character whole aud Conduct while cmtcr
the Convention have road this hcl with per asaistmca
reputation which be must have known, IN his proper senses
by publication incurred risk nay,
ninfy being stamped add branded with indeblc nfiny-
because supposed the when tho libel
handed me- friendly relations subsod between
Chnfnod Richmond by tho apparent amaby Of his
character despite obvious and known defects
contracted m him personal regard, which, Judging
language department the moment OF parting
boeVcd In mutual We parted fcuds aud although coia
respect gus hall persuaded love him. Up
read HE circular bad uniformly spoken Of IN
Kind respectful exhibited the favorable aspects
bis inquired Of concerning him,
and guided sencO pcctng his bcs
his faults. Neithci my incnonto hint
further hcn only utter the h0pat this
nop had almost said insano performance IS tho
his sober reflections. m this may, he has imposed the
treating IL u exposing the public whose
abused wanton and unpOvokcd attack char
absufy Of c m charges the alschood OF
and tho nagnty all And do hew that al his charges
suoh least al worthy Of passing notice.
either false absurd, frivolous ADD ridiculous, viii consent to
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-30
March 80.

NNOR SALE. Tin Plate in boxes
a BraZiers Copper
English Patent Shot
German Oznaburgs
Liverpool filed Sacks Of Salt
English White Lad
81 Wrought Nails
Madeira and Port Wine
Pale Ale and Brown Stout
Wine and Porter Bottles
Earthern Ware, assorted, in Crates, by
c. s. a. WARWICK.
March 30. II2-Sts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-30
lDONpR 3lPI8a
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREsiD

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,
BY and ,oM The odcice and consent of The Senate
John p Boyd, 10 I've Naval Officer for the district OF
Boston and Charleso~n, in he State OF Massachusetts,
vice Thomas Melville, removed.
Samuel Phillips, to he Collector Of the Customs for
the district OF Newburypor in The State OF Nassachu
seits vice Solomon II. Cnrr;er, removed.
William Beach, 10 be Collector of the Customs for The
district Of Gloucester, in the Safe of Massachusetts,
vice William Pesrce, Jr removed. ". s. Tel
We understand that information has been received,
at the Department OF State from Mr. Moore, Minister
Of the United States at Bpgota, that President Bolivar,
has approved the Convention of 25th November last.
recognizing certain claims OF citizens OF the United
States. and providing for their payment. 10.
The Secretary Of the Treasury acknowledges the
receipt of Two thousand dollars transmed 10 him from
New SRrk by. an unknown person, as "due to the
Unite, IS taies."
TREASURY DEPARTMENT., vi
March p III, 1880. w.
The Supreme Co,rt cfosedifs session on Tttesday az
ter haeing disposed Of more Than at dHypeceng
term Opinions. fn nearly nv cases, acere deiceyej
in tcrtng on inHy ,osf isipoyont subjects of cosfi
tuition y Ido. o,, of great general interest So much
bsi, hrs been dome, and so fi hare ben The Op'u-
ANS N me Court the cGseS held under ddUscment
from last Term md argued at this, that III consider
ed impossible 10 comprehend them in enc Uottame, The
arguments nj counsel inciUded.
~ Is understood that the Cout haze recommended the
publication Q tcO vOlnes yfhe Reporter. The ,ch0fe
efe cases wtH DC Pn6ished in JUiy, cariy IN A"-
gust III.
MAsoNIc--we understand that the installation ofihc
HoD. Edward Livingston Graod High P,iest Of the
General Grand Royal Arch Chsp'er OF the u. States,
vice DE Wit Clinton. drceased, and Of tn Hon Joel
X. Ponseti, az Deputy Grand High Pfcst Of the Gen
eral Grand Chapter, will take Place, by commissions in
the City OF Washington, on ugdsv Inc 81 Of ArIil next
The circumstance IL menoned f,r the information oil
distant uemher' who may sire IN be present at
mony 30 inter sling 10 The + atefutv. 10
THE MUkDER OF MIR DUNN.
CHARLEsroN Ok March 2i.--In last paper
we stated lla Cox, the murderer, had made foil CON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-30

The ". Y. Com Advertiser, i absurd enough 10
charge thc " Editor OF that Paper" Che u. Enquirer
with " wickcdness IN attacking" Mr.. Stapsbury -
The Editor. who makes such chugs, not only with
out proof but in the face of facts, is unoo Thy 0j an
dHS,Oer
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-30

% epNREWARD.- Ranaway on the 23d ult Frank,
~ 9VV Calls himself Frank Hickmau;J he ha. on
his right hand On the third finger zen, barn not en-
tirey healed when he le(t he wears generally frock
coat but took of all his clothes He is about 80 years
old, rather low, thick set with thick projecting un-
der-lp and sullen appearances; he good cook and
has been solely employed at that business for some
years The above reward will be given ifdelivered
the subscriber in Washington city, twenty five dol
J. II. TEMPLE.
March 3d. lI2-2w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-30
Tickets s., Halves 81 80, Quarters 81 25.
f.. I'll, L,, e. NTICKI u

For sale by f.. MICKLE,
First below the Door of the Eagle Hotel.
Orders for tickets from the country enclosing cash
Prize tickets viii meet with the same prompt attcn-
ton personal application. Address to
March 16. l0S-td T.. MICKIE Richmond, Va.
AtLOYER SEED, &c.-The subscriber IL now re-
" ceiving, Tor sale, CLOVER SEED of the noO crop
lin fine ofdcr,and free from noxious weeds grasses
and has iu Store, steam Loaf and Lump Sugar, from
IL IL TO 10 cents, manufactured wiiheut the Of
Blood 100 Barrels "Rich0rdSOH'S' old Family whis-
key--20 Barrels common mountain ditto American
Swedes and English Iron assorted American and Ger
Steel plough plates~-Tons shot asfortedBsr and
sheet lead, Esopus and Cologn mill stonesall sizes
French Burr mill stone Blocks--Famiiy Flour, &c.
March O. I0G-w3wif BERNARD PEYTON.
NTOTfCE--AH persons arc hereby cautioned against
~ trusting my wife, Virginia Powers for any article
which she may purchase my account "a / am de-
termned not to pay the sams-she having voluntarily
quit my bed and board without cause
March .. lO6-wir JOHN NJ. POWERS,