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have gwen way for Hill. This summer, we are
inclined to think, the profound and cogitating
secretary, will think he had better go home-in
which thought most people will think he is right.
In this case, Mr.. Woodbury. comes into the Ma
w Department.
The brig Nun, which left Mobile on the 18th
May for New York, put back to Mobile Point
when six days out, in consequence of the captain
having discovered a runaway slave on board,
who had secreted himself the night before the
vessel sailed.
>aSN
The Hon. Samuel l. Southland will deliver an
grafton before the Mechanics Association of
Newark, New Jersey, on the ensuing anniversa-
ry of American Independence.
lAsA
The projet to establish Sunday Schools in the
Valley of the Mississippi. has been greatly pro-
noted by meeting held in New York, on We'd
nesday last. Upwards of twelve thousand dollars
were contributed towards furtheing the object.
AS>
On Wednesday last an examining court COM
menced in this town, in the case of James B. Bis
coe, of Union, in this county, charged with pas
sing counterfeit notes on the Farmers Bank of
Alexandria, and on other Banks, knowing the
same to be counterfeit.-The examination of wit
nesses. and arguments of counsel, continued until
Thursday evening, when the accused was sent
on to further trial, and committed to close custo-
dy, the court refusing to admit him to bsil.-His
case will come up at the next term of the superior
court of Law for this c~ounty.-Owing to the pc
culiar circumstances in which this judicial district
is placed by the mdlsposition of Judge White,
the commencement of the term is not known.
ILeesbmg Gen. Of Lib. June IL.
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ALEXANDRIA, d. C.
rEDNEsDAY MORNING. JUNE 16. 1850.

The thermometer, Yesterday, stood at s9'
,s;nc the warruest day this season.
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ne election Of Isaac Hill to the Senate, by
p1itE drilled in the Legislature ofNew Hamp-
ma, Is : dissraceful in the highest degree. The
~no. bye large majority Of the Senate. many
-9n MS political friends, was declared unwor-
sc a. subordinate Office under the Government,
1Aes his seat along with those who made the
b,d ~"a To what strange excuses will the
a h. %ss Oh party rum Mr.. Woodbury. certainly
~eye upon "reward," on he never would
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Wednesday night. and others have lost sheep at
different times.-Sacannah Georgian.
City .4fairs.-At half past 10 o'clock yester-
day, the two Boards of the City Council assem-
bled, agreeably to the charter. The Board of
Aldermen was organized by the election of w.
". Seaton as President, G.. L. Cootc as Vice
President, (the former Vice President having
declined a reelection and +. Middleton as Sc
Cretarv of the Board. The Board of Common
Council was organized by the election Of A. Nc
Intire as President, and j. L. Barry rs Secreta-
nv. The Boards then assembled in joint meeting
in the Chamber of the Board of Aldermen, to
attend the inauguration of The new Mayor Of
the City. After being sworn III, he read MS .jirSt
message to the two Boards, which was Intended,
we presume. as an Inaugural! address to the cid
zens. His invitation to a cold collation. produced
bursts of appIause.-Nat. Jour. Of Tuesday
Episcopal Relationships Convention Of the
Protestant Episcopal Church of MARYLAND. which
commenced its session on Wednesday last, &C
cOmpl:shed the most important duty before them,
with singular and unexpected unanimity. in the
election ola Bishop for this Diocess. On Friday,
the previous candidates having Withdrawn. the
Reverend Mr.. Stone was elected by the follow
inc vote:
Clergy-Mr. Stone, AZ Laiety-Mr- Stone. SO
Blank . Unanimous vote.
Mr.. Stone is a native of Maryland, and the
present Rector of the Church at Chestertown,
Kent county.-Bah. Chron.
Launch-Win be launched this morning at
6 o'clock, from the ship yard of Fetters aud PEN
%nington, first yard above Maiden street, ken,ing-
ton, a steam boat, intended as a ferry boat for
Alexandria; she is similar to those now running
between this city and Camden; the only difference
is. that the engiue is on one side and the boiler
on the other.-U. S. GaesHe.
Ner Hampshire,-We learn from Concord
that the House of Representatives of New-Hamp-
shire proceeded to the choice Of a Senator in
Congress. agreeable to assignment, on Wednes-
day afternoons; and that the Hon. Isaac Hill was,
on the first ballot chosen on the part of that
House. There can be no doubt we think, that
the Senate conquered with the H,lsesof Repre-
sentatives Yesterday, the Hon. Mr.. Woodbury.
having expressly declined being a candldate.-
The following was the state OF the votes, viz:
Whole
Necessary 10 a cholCe.............""..l1l
Isaac Hill had........ ............"..ll7
George Suiivan.............. ......... so
Levi Woodbury........ ......"".... 22
Ichabud Bartlett................".... l8
j. +. p
Salma -. )
J.. Mason............... ....."....'.. 9
NJ. Haryey."..... ....".""...'.....
S. DinsmoOr.... ....".."..........
800 --
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Most 0v Nj laid,

Wanted,
the Village Of smissville. which is situated in a
L pleasant part Of the State of Virginia, about o. mile
from Alexandria, Ia from Wsrrenton, and S from Jei
fersonion,
Two or three Journeymsn Saddlsrs,
to whom the highest w,g"sauie ons,aat en- Iloymen'
will be given The situation Of the village is healthy
and boarding cheap. For further information please
address the subscriber, in Am ssviile, Cuipeper county
Va WILLIAM K. MONROE
iunr E~l--2aw3w
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James : Sun Ell, NJ. ID
DENTIST.

= DENTIST,
- ESPECTFUTLi inform, thecitizenssnd visitors
IA of Alexsudlia that he may be consulted at Mr.
II Clssett's Hotel, on th, first and third WhDNES
DAY in every month, from 9 o'clock, A. NJ. until2
L NJ
All!ettersaddressedto DR. & at hisoficsbetween
the United 5tates' Bank and the President House,
Washington City, OF left at Mr.. II. Clagett's hotelin
AleNnadria. will be punctually attendedto.
ian levitt
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a LOT or LIND,
'YrUstee's sale

lEOStct . ouAo.
{fY virtue Of a ,."d ot Trust from George @. lyle
- x wifi to me, [Lated the 18th Of october 1925.
and dulyrccorted IN the County Court Of Prince vii
lian.] and at the request Of the parties TO the said deed,
hall proceed To sell by pubic auction, in front OF the
" Reading Room III the Town Of Alexandra. about
the midday Of TUESDAY,, the 22d of June next, to
the highest bidder for Cash, the following described
property. VIZ;
"7HoN ttDo LOTS OF LAND,
.r3S5xf "and the Will ,iou,eS and Dwelling iiouses,
"W0 ''and other improvements thereon, situate
--xsEx. "in the Count, Of Prince " liliams, being
sthe sane that were purchased by John Leschman az
public auction, under An order Oh decree of the Chan
4" Gerry Court Of that County. and conveyed, the Ilth
of October 1924, by Leachman and wife to g. &.
d" Tyler"
This property lies und r the Bull Run Mountains,
AID is now occupied BY Mr.. Tyler The title is benev-
cd to be unquestionable- but ! shall make to the puS-
chaser such title only asis vested by the Deed Of Trust.
]. l.. MCKENNA,
apr 2l-d5t, e~o2w&2awts Trustee.
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er TO THE LADIES.

sF TO THE LADIES.
THE subscriber respectfully informr
the Ladies ofWarren and Vicinity, that
he will pay particular attention to the Man
ufacture of LADIES SHOES, Of all
KINDS, having procured a first rate "ork
man from Lynn. No exertions on his part
will be wanting to suit his customers, as
regards the price, fashion, qualify Of 'rorS'
and stock. or
One door South Coles Hotel
ALL IN
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goth, lat 4S 6 S. Ion 6i Al, ship Eagle,
Hawes. of New Bedford, 7 months out,
with 1900 bbls oil-reported having re-
Gently spoke the Anne, with 200 bbl: and
Essex. with s whales, both of Bristol.
CAPT III. states that whales were never
known to be 80 scarce, and many ships
would be obliged to return only part full
Ship Sarah, fm Pacific Ocean Tor Nan
tuckct, passed Holmes Hole 18th.
The Br sloop Of war Eden, Com. Owen
has left the African for the 5. American
station. During her stay ON the tormel
coast 2O3 deaths took place on board, io'
Of which occurred in the last six months
A severe +. gale was experienced a
Gibralter OH 18th or 18th March, ant
| some damage done.
At St. thomas, Oath March, schr Rear
or, Stevens, from Newport.
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she took ON anectionatc leave Of her
ri, nds, and husband, and commended her
infant children to him and 10 their Crca-
tor and with fare and holy fortitude &
resignation, committed her departing sp'r-
4 10 her Saviour and her God. The pre-
mature removal of such q chatactef, in
Aicts pang, but there is delight IN the
tears that are shed for the good. 1t calls
Cor gratitude, that all is not lost TO US when
the body dies. The memory OF the v'rtu-
Gus dead sill lives, aud its ~ infldeiHe up
on survivors, is salutary. They willtreas
ure up the virtues of her goodness, and
make them the means Of their own i'm
provcment. ent.-CoMMUNIcArED.
In Bristol, on Tuesday last, Melvine
Ingrahan, infant son of MIR James Al
len, aged 1 year and months.
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IrJ-A number Of articles are o"'iftedfor
,caM u room.
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sHIPWRECKs AND DISASTERS

SHIPWRECKS AND DISASTERS.
The schooner Exchange, Bartlett, from
Mount Desert, arrived at Charleston atil
inst On the 2sth ult. lat. 35 26, lon ~
q, fell in with the wreck OF brig Olive
I'ranch. of and from Bristol, X. l. fol
Havana. and took from her George Lit
tlcGch. mate, Of Bristol, Charles II. Sails
b,,rv. Of this town, and 4. Bears, seamen.
The O. n. sailed from Bristol 22d ut;
and ON the 2Gth, at 10 minutes before y
p. M. while lying to under double rect
ed trvsail. in a heavy sea and capsized,
but .oon riphted, and stink, her deck a.
hont 10 fret below the surface Of the sea.
Capt. Pe.eg G. Jones, Of Bristol, slung to
the wreck until morning, when he was
washed off, completely exhausted snc 9t
sunk to rise no more. MIR. William W.
Eddy. second officer, Of this town, and r..
Duyall, cook, (colored,) were drowned IN
the cabin. az they were not seen after she
righted; George Butts Jr. and George L.
TRurber. ofthis town, seamcn, were wash
cd from the deck, Immediately after she
rightcd, and drowned. The Survivors
after remaining in the forstop until the 29th
without sustenancc, ind believing every
moment to be their last, were fortunately
relieved by Capt. b. !, 49,, -.
The Exchange also on the 3oth u)t
lat. 90 80, Ion ~ % spoke schr; Fcfry
of New York, 60 hours from Virginia
with a cargo of coal, for Martinique, 10
sinking condition, both pumps choaked-
Law by them 10 hours at their request
when they stated she might proceed, nf
they supposed they could make a port. .,
when LETT, they were standing to the west
ward, wind fresh at 5. w.
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WoarnY OF NoricE.-Col. Cole, (oi
the Hotel) authorizes us to say, that DUR
ing the days ofthe April Town Meetings,
for the years 1929 and 1890, not a DROP
of ardent spirits were drunken in his
house, either by citizens or strangers
We note this as an honorable fact, not O.
riginating in a momentary state Of enthu
.siasrn-but corresponding with the habit
uai character of cur citizens.
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April 10.
NOTICE.

se IN consequence Of Dissolution
Of the Copartnership heretofore existing
between SHtREL p. CHILD and the sub
scriber, it j. rendered indispehsably neces-
sary, that all Accounts and Notes due the
aforesaid Copartners, under the name oi
T.. w. Burr, should be speedily cancel
led and III order to effect the same in ap
a.uic able manner, he will attend at his
store until the goth day of the present
month, for the express purpose OF rcceiv-
inr payment for.such debts, as may have
been contracted since April 1882, which
debts after that time, will of necessity, be
lcll for collcction-Bu the subscriber HAT
ters himself, that his former patrons Will
consider the peculiar urgency OF the case;
and make payment within the limited
time.
PArnoys-In conclusion, permit HIM
through this medium, to tender yon ms
gratitude for that liberal support he has re-
ceivcd from you since he has comihencec
business in this place land nc would al
80 inform them, that lie has purchased the
entire interest which his former partner
had in said conctrn, and contemplates en-
largina his STOCK, in few days, to an
extent that will make HIS assortment com
plctc-And asks ofhis friends and the pun
lie, to grant him such portion OF their pat
ronage as his exertions may merit.
T.. WBURR.
April 10.
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MARRIED,

In Bristol, Mr.. Stephen T. Gladding to
Miss Hannah Harding, both OF that town
In Swanzey, by Elder Benjamin lay
aor, MI. David Bufinton, to Miss Eliza
Gardner. :,
Ia Attleborough, l lth inst. by Elkanah
Briggs, ESQ. Mt. Gardner Dunham, te
Miss lydia Lincoln Dean Thaycr, daugl
ser Of Mr.. Abiathar Thsyer, all of Attle'
borough.
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DIED.,

Lost. from On board brig Olive Branch,
IN the 26.h ult. MIR. William w. Eddy,
son of the late Capt. Enos Eddy, in the
s4th year ofhis age-he has left wife
and 8 children.-Mr. George Butts, Jr.
aon Of Mr.. George Butts, in the 3Hh
wear of his age.-Mr George l.. Thur
ber, son Of Mr.. George Tharber, in the
a6th year Of his age--all Of this town.
Lost from the brig Olive Branch, Capt
pelep G. Jones, Of Bristol, aged 38 years.
In the decease of this worthy and esteem
ed citizen, society mourns the loss OF one
or il. most valuable members, wife and
a children the deprivation Of friend 4
.ro,.ctor. whose faithful discharge ofthe
snaearins duties ofhusband and parent,
v;ll cause his memory long to be respect
"A He was formerly Of Swanzey Mass
hut for several years past, he has been
ono Of the most entcrprising and active
.,,,.;c.l commanders from the port of Bris
,d. Upright In his dealings, he won the
.ffsctionute regard Of all, with whom nc
w.s concerned. But as if Providence had
a..;cncd that those qualities should not
hong be the possession ofthis frail inher''
.once in an awful and unsupported man.
ner. his spiri. was summoned to its final
account. and his afflicted family consigned
A. the nrotection Of Him, who has declar-
sa. will be husband to the widow, ane
:. father to the fathorless. .-Comt""n'ca ate'
In Bristol, on Monday last, Mrs. Eve,
lnc Coggcshall, wife OF MIR; ;r: Nalnans name
Cooeeshall, aged 26 years. i.his excel
lent young lady possessed qualities, ,wnlel
endcared her to oil who knew her worth
In her character, the cstimable and anna
Bile traits were happily united to uniiorn
discretion and integrity, she added taa'
goodness of disposition, and those unai'
fectcd manners, which never fail to con
ciiate stectionats Regards. She had the
means to do much--to sootho tbc sorrows
ofthc distressed, and to add to the happi.
ness Of all. And she was one who found
her best satisfaction in doing good, il was
her delight to seek out aid relieve the
poor and afflicted, ofwhom there are not
n few, to remember her bcnefactions with
gratitude. A short time before her death
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.


BY order ofthe Supreme Judicial Court,
and under the direction ofthe Court Of
Probate, 70, the town of Warren,
WILL be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION,
on SATURDAY, the 9th day Of May
next, at 9 O'Clock, A. nj. all the right, til
tie, and interest, that Thomas INGRAHAM,
late of Warren, deceased, died seized, IN
and to b certain lot Of Land with a two sto-
ry Dwelling House, and Barn thereon
standing, situated in the town of Warren,
opposite the dwelling house belonging to
the heirs of John Croade, deceased bound
ed north and wcst on land belonging to
the heirs Of William Child deceased south
on lane leading to the shore and east
on the Main Road leading to Bristol
The house is in good repair.
Conditions made known at the time and
place Of sale.
EBENEZER LUTHER, Admir-
Warren, April 10.
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WOOD Ian .

~ III dUC11Ogv'
WILLbe sold At Public Auction, on Mon
day, the Sd day Of May next, at 2 o.
clock, p. M. on the premises In Swan
A certain WOOD LOT, sohiaining J.
bout two acres and half, late the proper
ty of EDDY LUTHER, deceased, adjoining
land Of the heirs Of Stephen Munro, dc.
ceased, and land ofWm. Mason. 6s1d
land is well covered with young thriveing
wood.
Conditions of salc--Caslf
For a more particular description Of
the property, or any further information,
apply to Col. Hail WoOD, in Swanzey.
- CHARITY LUTHER.
Apti IL.
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SIIERIFF'S SALE.

Bristol, SC. Jtaren, September. 3oM, A
ID 1899.
WILL be sold at PUBLIC
&NA AUCTION, on the premises,
l:;i:fss on the 2ndday ofJanuary, A. ID:
Gx&aa 1880, at o'clock, afternoon, all
the right, title, and interest which John
Kelly, Lydia Rogers, Betsey Holden,
Samuel J. Mathewson, and Sally Math-
cwson, had on the first day of September,
A. d. 1899, at ! l O'Clock beiorenoon, in
and to certain lot of Land with Dwell
ing House thereon standing, sittiated in
the Town ofWarrcn and bounded as fol-
lows, to wit : beginning at the South
East corner thereof, and thence running
Northerly sixty nine feet by Water street,
thence turning and running Westerly,
and bounded Northerly by land lately Of
Duncan Kelly, deceased, nihcty feet,
thence South and Bounded Westerly by
land lately Of said Duncan Kelly, sixty
nine feet, to a lane or street, and thciice
Easterly and bounded Southorly By shid
street hircty feet to the first mentioned
corner, containing about one eighth of an
acre, be the same more or less, with all
the privileges and appcrtenahces thcrcun-
to belonging, to satisfy an Execution in
favor Of the President, Directors and
Company Of the Warren Bank, rs. said
Kelly, Rogers, Holden, and Samuel j.
and Sally Mathewson, levied thereon
SIMMONS COLE, ID. Sheriff.
Jan. 2.
,rJsThe above sale stands adjourned to
the 3dday ofMay next at 2 o'cIock'sf. W.
SIMMONS COLE, ID. Sheriff.
Jan. 9.
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From our Correspondent.
nRICrOI Apr

DXtxo = -
Goth, Sloop Caroline, Williston, from
Boston. 49,,
qad, Schr. Emigrant, Eustis, 6 days fr
Bucksport, Me. with lumber to +.
Sprague. orr, c.,
New Orleans, with Moiasses and Cotton
to James D'Wolf.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

ADMIT RA OtO SALC.
BY Order ofthe Hon. Supreme
A@A Judicial Court, and under the
lsfsik5> = advice and direction Of the
& Court of Probate ofthe town Of
Warren, will be sold at PUBLIC AUG.
TION ,on the premises on SATURDAY,
the 9th day ofMAY 1880, at 8 o'clock,
afternoon, all the right, title and interest,
of which CALEB CARR, late Of Warren,
died seized, in and to the following Real
Estate, situate in said Warren, to wit =
certain lot Of Land with a two story dwell
ling House thereon, bounded South OH
King Street, west on Street, north and
east on land Of Rceabilla Gardner.
ALSO,
A certain lot of land with WHARF,
and STORE theron, bounded North on
land lately of John T. Child, Esq. east
partly on land Of said Child, and partly on
a street, south on land of Samuel Barton,
and west on Warren River.
also,
One other lot ofland bounded east on
land ofJames Maxwell, south on land of
Joseph Smith, Jr west on Warren River,
and north partly on land Of James Max
well, and partly on a street ; or SO much
Of said real estate, as shall be necessary to
make up the deficiency ofthe personal es-
tate Of said deceased for the payment of
his debts, funeral expenses, and expenses
of settling his estate with incidental char
ges,
Conditions of sale-Caah on the deliv-
cry uf the deed.
SETH PECK, ! 49,.
LEWIS HOAR, ~ o
Warren, April 10.
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NAniNE TNTELELlGNCE.
PORT OF WARREN.

PORT OF WARREN
ARRIVED SINCE otR LAST.
Sloop Eliza, Ingtahaih, from Pfovi-
dence
Sloop Hannah s. Nancy, Turner, from
Newport. =. sp
dence.
Arr on Thursday last, brig Busy, Bar;
ney, 10 days fir Wilmington, with naval
stores, slaves, and lumber to Mason Bar
ncy.
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>cnois ofhistofy furnish no example OF n
ELe compliment to plain citizen farmer,
who.c only sphere had been IN the e'rn
walks Of lie. This is the result Of solid
virtue, unwavering patriotism, an ln.s,ss. ,nss.-
unl superiority. How much more eieya',
cd. in reality is he than Gen JACKSON.
The Orator and the Statesman commands
tho homage of the heart, the president
and the Proscriber, the homage OF inter,
Of Who would not be HENRY CLAfs
Vs. Cincinnati American.
Va,t Thomas. of the schr. Andrew
tnckson, states that Capt Taylor formerly
ofthe schr. Federal, (cut out OF 81; = DaI's' s
bvthe u. 8. ship Erie, was al 81. lc'IuI, TI.'
"a Ind hccn arrested and confined. ne
",,a '"Sa 80 n Nave his trial in few days. Sen
rance very doubtful--an impression pre-
.";,.d ,h,t he would be sent to the Y. ..
ELECTION.
The result ofthe p out OF 81 towns,
heard from, il that James Fenner has re-
coiyed majority Of 723 over all other
candidates for Governor. Dr. Messcl
has received, in those towns 1887 votes
and Governor Fenner about 24OO.
The number Of votes given in towns
for the National Republican Senate, u
1887. For the jackson Senate, exclud
ing Clowns where the majority only is CIV
en'485. Add to the balance G6 majority
ON the National Republican Ticket ant
deduct from that sum 593 for the jackson
majority leaves 1876. Allowing 9aSkso. SM'
majority of.so to Scituate and 4ote Wcs
Greenwich, the towns where the Scnat'
maiorities arc not specified, and deduct
4nr The sAme, it will leave 35 majority 70
the National Republican Senate.
Four towns remain to be heard from, {,
which, Westerly, and jamestown, WI
uiye the National Republican tioket ma
iorities. Charlestown and liyerton WI
20 the other way
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U,7RREN AND PROPIDENCE
PICKETT.
3 -

THE Packet sloop MOUNT MORl-
All, JOHN MARTIN, IN. master, will con
tinue to run as heretofore, between War
rem and Providence, for the purpose OF
conveying FREIGHT and PASSEN-
GERS. He feels grateful for the en-
couragcment he has received, and assures
his customers, that nothing on his part
shall be waiting, to please those who may
see fit to employ him. All errands, nc.
entrusted to his care will be faithfully at
tended to.
April 10.
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White I.eaA

ENTITY kegs I.e@is's pure white lead, Just received
Il and for sale nv ~ MiLIFh s'>
nov ~