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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-09-09
NEW GOODS.
J. 3. NEWTON,
HIS JUST RECEU'ED FROM
..TrIy' I~nDIS


.NEU- YORK,
The largest md best assortment Of FRN'C \
.aND ST4PLE DRY GOODS ever offered
in this town. Among them arc
Italian Silks, SSMerino Shawls,
Swiss Silks, Elegant Fancy hdkf
PongGes, and scarfs.
Nankin Grapes, Porasols.
Adrianoples, Silk Umbrellas,
Fancy Bctticcs, Muslins of every de.
Lace Wells, scription,
Gauze do. Ginghams,
Gros dc Naples, Splendid Ribbons,
Bombaziues, Irish Linens,
Bobbincl Lace, Hosiery and Glo,es,
Thread Laces, NC. &c. &c.
CLoTHs & CASSIrIERES.
Floor Bookings Table Cloths Imitation
Shectings and Galloons.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-18

upon IT. 70 the friends of the Union it was accepta-
oie' because 1t promised firm determination to exc
cute the laws To the Nullifers and Anarchists, it
was equally acceptable, because they construed it to
mean init the Union could alone be preserved by
yielding every thing to State Rights. AN are salts
aer0;--Van you delight me. No Chief ever had
s1cn tremIer; and no Premier ever had such Chief
9 or. aiieglance,-the mantle OF the SECOND
WASHINGTON.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-18
THOS. CARBERY,
w. GUNTON,
CORNELIUS MCLEAN

Commissioners of Election.
Whereupon, the Chairman declared Charles Fen
ton Mercer duly elected President and Walter Smith,
Phineas Janney, Peter Lenox, Joseph Kent, Andrew
Stewart, and Frederick May Directors of the Ches-
apeake and OHIO Canal Company for the ensuing
year.
On motion, by Walter Jones' Esq it was
Resolved, That when this meeting adJourns, it be
adjourned to meet again Monday, the 9TH day of
October next, at II o'clock A. NJ. and tina, the Com
mittee appointed this day rePor, TO the said udiourn
cd meeting
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-18

DiED--At his late residence m WoneLo,,o. o.,
no.n INST Dir. JOINS PoTrs. His friends and ac.
IuunlancFs' are respectfully invited to attend his
funeral TINS afternoon, Initiate o'clock. With.
DlED--Yesterday morpino. st ,v,ctoboo ~ g.,
pulmonary affection, Mrs. SuaUsrA M. WrcHT,
80 $50, OF mr. John Wight of this city The friends
o, .ne IaTaiy aud those of his father are requested
~ p''o'u ser funeral this morning, at 10 O'Clock
souueny OF apopcxy, Thursday last at his resi-
S 10 .os county, NIMR0D FARRoW Esq extensiveIy
% as one Of the contractors for building Fort at DaG-
- lu ~ Mobile Bay; and long known county az
an INDUSTRIOUS enerprsng sksI farmer and also f
- "a0oHnSed hospitality and benevolence
.H,dy'ec!as <saH2I Src:talpy, Jus ".
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-18
MORE SIGNS OF THE TIMES

MORE SIGNS OF THE TIE1ES
Extract Of letter the Editor the Baltimore Paot ia
ted FREprR,cxrowN lane 10
This day the friends OF Internal improvement Tar.
ges meeting held in this OCCASION si
have nominated the following strong and powerful Ticket r
the next General Assembly Of Maryland Dr. John Nc EE
fresh, Evan l. &c Hiusy, David Kemp. and Davis Htt-
afdsnn; which ticket w he elected by large aud sfls
phant majority.
The Jackson worsbppers also had their meeting here tbs
day which but hiny attended scarcely any m
leaders nomination and uapv Jat
soncs express themselves 70, pInopes and Den gs
Jackson 1orlon ogs tieae, consists of eaac 6hfivs anis
Res, assured that Frederick County win her duty ana
that tho National Republican ticket win haze arras add
! triumphant majority.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-18

Hugh Smith, Esq. of Alexandra, moved that
the thanks Of the meeting be presented to the
Mayor of Washington, and the Hon George C..
Washington, ror their able services while presiding
at this meeting; which motion, being stated by the
Clerk. was unanimously adopted.
And then the meeting adjourned until Msnday the
18th of October next, at eleven o'clock.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-18

pho reply of titles King Esq. to tire letter of the
Secretary fthe Navy, communicating ugreeably to
resolution of the House of Representatives, tho
Report Of the Fourth Auditor, the accounts Of
Mr. King as Navy Agent at this station is received
and partly in type the whole will appear in our nec
paper, on Wednesday, II Norfolk Hyald.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-18

direct for Tennessee and as the Hieutenant in.
formed us. by way of New England, the hakes ana
Ohio. The Jackson print here, intimates that he viii
transact business with the Indians, while in the S.
West Maj Eaton and Indy precede the President.
Why not travel together?
GI- Dir. G. Watterston, finding it necessary 50
make voyage to Europe, has transferred his intsr.
est in the National journal to Il. l.. ThrGston ESQ.,
One Of .Ur. Rarr9s netO, Reform" Pdsf .Masikfs.
From the Wheeling Gazette of June L.
MAIL ROBBERY.
On Saturday last, Mr M. Wilson, of this placs,
put letter into the Post Office directed to Pitts.
burgb, containing thousand dollars; the letter
reached its place of destination, but the mouey had
been purloined and some scraps of paper substiueu
among these q Washington way bill, With the top
and the Post Masters at the bottom torn off
and piece Of coarse paper with the word " ASH
ingon scribble'l on it, evidently put into the letter
for the purpose of exciting suspicion against the
Washington Post Office, and screen the rhef-bnt
1t often happens with rogues that the very meaUs
they take to avert suspicion, fix it them and lead
to their detection. Such was the case in this in
stauce.r In-eompariBg the writing on the scrsps
with the way bills from dieren, pos, Offices il was
found that the colour of the ink, and appearance
Of some figures corresponded exactly with the infs
and figures the Claysyille way-bilis. On Nd.
nesday last, Immediately after this discovery, Chris
tian Werlich, the Post Master of thut place, made
his appearance in this town, be apprIhended ON
Suspicion, searched and the money found IN of his
pockets. He was lodged in Jail, and Will be sent tn
Pittsburgh for trial.
Mr.. Echbaun, the Post Master of Pittsburg, was
here and is entitled to great credit for his ASSISTANCE
In detecting the thief. He overhauled the Claya-
vile Post office aud found 5000, supposed to hare
been purloined from another letter.
Mr.. Werlich is one of Gen JscRson's s,efo,zueu
Post Masters. We do not contend that in al casss
where Post master acts dishonesty, that any of tho
odlum ought TO attach to the government-But
where man who had been long tried and .oas kuo,c
to be honest, is turned out in order bestow the Of
tlce on another in payment for services rendered.
III the Presidential contest and proves unworthy il
gives cause for some dissatisfaction. Werlich was
generally considered honest man, is quite weal-
thy, and it mi ght have been supposed that he vas
above temptation.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-18

MARRIED-On Tuesday, the first day of juno.
ut Abingdon, by the Rev. Mr. Eaken, Mr. Jonr b.
FLOYD, OF Montgomery county, to Miss SARAH g.
PREsToN third daughter of General Fruncis Presto,
Of Abingdon.
MARKEDLY the county of Surry, on Thurs
day, the 10th OF June, Mr.. THOMAS ~ BaRT, 70
Miss MARTHA Ann SEBRELr., daughter of Capt. d.
vld Sebreh, all of the same county.
Long may they live
BaPpy may they be,
BleN with content
And from misfortune fcy,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-18
NEw EnnE. Nav IL

EEw FonK, Nay r..
SDnpEN DEATu.-We have Just been informeu
that about half past 1a osloeli this day, Lannuss
Smith, Esq. the Corporation Attorney, fell dsad in
tine Court Room, while engaged in pIeadins
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-18
MIR. SENATOR HILL !,

III IL 'oCTNA oh HILL
This gentleman, rejected by the Senate as end
Compro ller of the Treasury By vote of SO to Is,
has been chosen Senator from New Hampshire for
years, from the lth March next, when Governor
Woodbury's term expires.
If we had not thousand proofs Of the extrava-
ance of party spirit should say that this election
of Mr.. Hill by the Legislature of the State where
he has always resided, triumphant refuiation
Of the urous suspicious authorized by the vote Of
the Senate of the U. States. Mr.. Hills negbbors
ought to be the best judges of his life and converse
ton and their eevaing bun to the highest dignity in
the gift of the State ought certainly, under ordinary
crcumst ances be considered as the strongest evil
dcnce of their confidence in his integrity. On the
other hand thirty three out offorty eight Senators of
the States acting under the most solemn sanctions
pronounced him unworthy TO hold subordinate of
fee in that Government and OF the Jackson Senator's
I2 out of 81, coDcGrrcd IN this opinion nor were
there but three of this twelve, Tazewel, Tyler and
Smith, POSSIBLY Iredell) who were opposed to him
as an Editor all the rest voted FOR editors in seyc
raj instances.
The truth is we presume, that the Legislature of
New Hampshire elected him in pet: and you'd have
elected him, had his sins been what they may.
The Senate have concurred, to $.
FROM the Boston Courier.
I5IsAAc Hill is elected to the United States
Senate.! On Thursday afternoon, the House Of Re-
representatives. of N. II. proceeded to the choice of
u. s. Senator for the term commencing on the 4th
of March 1881. On the first ballot. Isaac Hit
was chosen;.nqmber Of votes 200; necessary to q
choice III, for Hill III. Woodbury. %. Theirs is
no doubt thet the Senate will concur
BosToS, June II.
BrNJA. II. NoRroN, Esq formerly Postmaster Mt
Hartford, has been appointed Inspector of the
Customs at this Port. The Office thus satisfactorily
| filed, is, understand of new creation.
| u From him the new term, "Nortonized."
large quantity of Plate soo lIoD the hoase o. Tx
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-18

BT DIR. G. Watterston, finding it necessary %
MAKE voyage to Europe, has transferred his intsr.
est in the National journal to Il. h. ThrGston Esu.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-18
ORDER,I

ORDER ADJurAsp GE:sEnAI's OFFICE,
No. %. Washinotou 12M J,rna fggb
Phe following General Order has been received
from the War Department. II is published for the hi
formation of all concerned.
JGa1e 12th, 1850.
Congress at their last session passed an act repeal
ing so much OF the military law IMPOSES the peu-
atty of death on those who Gin time of PENCE shall
be found guilty of the crime of desertion. TO ejpe
complete effect to the benevolent designs of said
act and that the army may be correctly informed &
Is hereby proclaimed, that free and full pardon Is
extended TO those who the date of this order stand
in the character of descrers Ali those Who are IN
der arrest for this offence tine different posts and
garrsons, will be forthwith liberated and return &c
their duty. Such as roaming at large and those
who are under sentence of death, discharged and
are not again to DE permitted to enter the afmy nor
at any time hereafter to be enlisted in the service OF
the Country 1T is desirable and highly important,
that the ranks of the Army should be composed OF
| respectable, not degraded materials Phose who can
be SO lost to the obligations of soldier as to nba
don country which morally they are bound TO de-
end, and which solernnly they have sworn to serve,
are unworthy and should be confded in no more.
By o,tier Of The President Of the United StatsS.
JOEN II. EATON.
Secretary IF Wayt
Communicated by order Of ALEXANDER MAcosfn.
.M9jor General Commanding The Arny:
II. JONES Adj; (,an
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-18

large quantity of plate stoeo Io the hoase o. tho
GsYaT of AlbsnT, ThvTsdsy lar.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-18

DOsJON, june I 1.
BgNJA. II. NoRroN, Ezq. formerly Postmaster a
Hartford, has been appointed Inspector of tht
Customs at this Port. The Office thus satisfactorily
filed. is, we understand of new creation.
u FROM him the new term, "Nortonized'
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-23
ODies Of ne Chesapeake and Ohio Canal e.
WAsaIseTos, May -, 1850.

Ogies Of ne Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Cs.
WAsaIseTos. May "a, 1850.
NOTICE is hereby given. that an install
= ment OF two dollars and City o<nis per
snare tbeipg the 10th insfslmcntl on every
snare OF stock IN the Chesapeake and Ohio
lanai Company. is required TO be paid On the
'n'rd day ut August next. and further sum
OF two dollars and fifty cents per share, Toe.
ing the 11th instalment) GU the third da, Of
September next, which instalmen,s must b..
paid to the credit of the Chesapeake ADD Ohtu
Canal Company, to the Cashier, or other ctr
Ger OF either Of the following banks. viz:
The Bsanch Of the Bank of the United s,a,rs
Al ', ashington.
The Bank al Washington. at Washington.
DE fsE'o,bc Bank, do.
The Bank ofthe Metropolis, do.
The Farmers and Mechanics Bank, .; Cco-rs
town.
The Bank Of Alexandra, at Alexandria.
The Bank Of Potomac, do.
The Farmers Bank OF Aisxsneiris. do
The Mechanics Bank Of Aiexaneiris, do.
The hagerstovn Bank, in Iiagerstos n, Md
And the Branch Of the Valley BANK. an
Charlesiown, Va.
BY order OF the President and Directors.
JOHN y. lSGLE, Clerk
Ches. & Ohio Canal Cow
June 2, lS50.-lavt5S.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-23
DIED,

On Sunday morning last, at the residence
OF iiierome l.. Opie. Esq her son.in-law. Mrs.
hAHoAukr Mrsr, IN the Goth year Of her age.
The deceased was lady of the mos, ex.
emplary christian virtues. Few have c,erea.
hibIted IN their lives and conversation more
perfect fulhiment Of the command Ito
love Cod with all the heart, mind, soul add
strength, aud our neighbors as ourselves. -
Tier devotion 60 the cause of christianity, and
her generous benevolencc, were the theme
Of universal praise. The poor and needy re.
sorted To her continually Tor relief, and her
ample means we're most literally and amos.
tentstIously used for alternating their Distress
Her religion was entirely free from bigotry.
For very many years before her death, she
was member of the Episcopal church, TO
which she was warmly attached. She never.
iheiess gave LITERALLY to The suppor, Of min
isiers OF the gospel of other denomination,
and joined them in worship whenever an on.
poriuniiy was offered. Her house was the
seat Of generous hospitality. and she was uni.
versslly beloved. She endured her distress.
ing and lingering illness, with a for,i,ude
which no philosophy. which nothing but the
most entire confidence in her Creator, and
the hope Of "blessed immortality" could
afford. She is gone 20 receive her reward.
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June -, 1890.
VIRGINIA., 10 VII :

VIRGINIA, 10 WIZ:
IN the Superior Court Of Choneery holden
ai Winchester the first DAY Of May. 1850.
Hamilton JeDfrson, trecnior of Smith
Slaughter, deed, PLAIxIIFF,
AGAINST
Mary Noe and others. heirs and dcui
sees Of said Smith Slaughter, deed,
DKFENDAS1s
TNliiS cause came on TO be heard this III
Il day OF May, $780, upon The bill. an.
swers, exhibits, and exceptions 10 tho re-
port OF Master Commissioner WoriIiinglon,
aud was srgued by counsel; upon cons der
alton whereof, u - sdJndsed, ordered, Ond
deereee, that tho exception isken by The
plaintiff TO the ssid report, because there is
therein siotefhn balance duo TO Mary Noe,
as legsiee, HLicb should have been divided
ADD reported IS due 10 her children, who
are defendants IN this cause. be sustained,
AUD The court being Of opinion, tbat the
piaiDtn, osexecGiOr, ~ not entitled to com
mission on The appraised value OF the slaves
emsneiPotec BY the will 81 the testaior, doth
sustain the exception taken bJ The defend
ants Smith and wife. 10 The allowance Of
one hundred aud ninoiy.seven dollars and
forty cents, a. commission on the eu,3ne pa
ted slaves: But the court being Of opinion,
shat the executor ought 10 have an opporiu.
niiy 10 exhibit before the com missioner ems
claim Tor extra services, IN relation TO The
SAID m9ncipated negroes, foG which he IT. q ,
think himself entitled 60 an additional a.
lowabee, the report is Teeommiiied for that
purpose. wIih Instructions not 80 siiow the
ssid commission; snd with further insirno.
tons, TO reform Tho report sgresabiy 20 VI,
opin Oh oi Tho court a. 10 the share - ported
due 70 The defendant Msry Noe. and 10 70
ceise sny evidence which The pisiniia ma,
offer % payments made to he children q
SAID May Noe. copy-TCste,
DANL LEE, e e.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-23

VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
IN the Superior Court Of Chancery hold en-
at Winchester the 26th day Of April. 1880.
JdcOJ Sheets, ............ ...PLAlNrirY.
AGAINST
Phebe Bennett. adm'frir of Ian Ben
nett, decd, and tie said PheLe ben
nett, nidor Of said Fan BENNETT, de-
ceased,-and Idndoren Bennett. III.
lam Bennett, .4Lfred Bennett, Tho
mas Benneff, Benoni Benneff. L,m-
anna Be,meH, Elisabeth Bennett,
and Mary BENNETT, children and heirs
Of said Fan Bennett. deed,
DEFENDANTS.
INHE infant defendants, Alfred, Thomas,
u Bsnoni, Leuranps, Elizabeth, aud Ma
~ Bennett, by their Guardian ad Item. sled
thsir answer, and the cause is set for hear
ing BY The plaintiff, as TO them, upon bill and
answer,-and II appearing to the court. that
Tue subpoena has been duly executed on the
defendants. Phcbc Bennett. William Ben
neii, aud Alfred Bennett, more than four
months; and that publics alton Lss been duly
made sgainsi the absent defendant, ysujo-
rem Bchueti, and they still failing to appe r
and ahswer,-the bill Of The Plaintiff is tn
ken for confessed, rs to them; and the cause
com ing on 10 DC card this s6ih day of April
1850, upon the bill 30 taken for confessed,
the answers Of the infant defendants, b.,
their guardian ad Item, and The exhibits filed
10 tue cause, and was argued by counsel:
On consideration whereof. the court DOH
adjudge, order and decree, that a Master
Commissioner Of Ibis court do examine.
Stale, and settle the estate account or the
ssid Naa Bennett, deed, with the said Phe be
Bennett, his sdmini.tratrix, stating tho n
mount and dignity OF the debts against said
estate. and The distribution Of the assets
hereof-aDJ that the said commissioner al
go SePori what real estate the SAID an ben
nett, deed, died seized Of. and the annual
value OF rents thereof; aud that be state all
sueh matters specially deemed p~rIipc nj by
himself. or which shall be required by eli.
Their Of the parties 20 be special, stated; END
make repor, thereof TO the court. in order &c
a final decree.
coPy.-Tesie,
DAN'L LEE, c. c.
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VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
IN the Superior Court If Chancery holden
at Winchester the 10th day Of April, 1880
.Nhnrod HUI ind Fanny his mife, Jere.
miah Cooper, husband of Harry s.,
late Nary .AfceN. Uuiiarn Stone and
Elisabeth his rife, and Samuel NJ
reH, Hihialn .7t,cell, John .7irely,
Thomas .qf,reIl, Kitty .4i,ceN, and
Julian .7freu, the three last named
being infants by HiHiam F. Lock,
their merit friend. distributes of Tho.
mas .4f,ceH, deed, PLAISTirrs,
AGAINST
John Griggs, administrator of 7honna,
.7fweH, deed, Hamilton JfDerson,
erecutor Of Smith Slaughter, deed,
and Samuel Cameron.
DEFENDANTS,
NHIS cause came on 10 be heard this ioti
- duy Of April. 1880. upon the Plaintiff.
bill, end II appearing thai the SUBPOENA ir
Tins cause has been served upon the defeod
ants more than four months, and they hay.
ing failed 10 snswer,--Ii IL sdjudg ed, order
ed, and dccreed. that Muster Commits lone
WorIhington do settle, state, and report The
account Of the defendant, John Grigxs. ..
administrators of 7 homas Atael deed, viii
the estate oil his iniestste--seiiing forth par
tieulariy the sum due TO each Of tho plain
iihs, IS distributes OF the said Thomas At
well. together with all matters deemed per
:ioeot by himself. or particularly require,
oy any Of the parties: And il is further or
dored, that tho defendant, John Griggs, d,
produce TO tho said commissioners, The inv-n
tory, oPpraisement, and account OF sales o
said estate A cory--Teste,
DAN'L LEE, c. c.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-23
NEW oooDsl NEW oooDsm
GEO. ". HAN1H1oMD

is NOW OPENING 81
II large supply Of Seasonabie Goods.
Asoss wH,es ApE To M YOU'D.
Changeable eros. dc Nap. Silks.
Black do do
Fancy eolored Grape Royal. splendid ar.
Black do do t,cie tor ladies'
striped :fdrfa"ePit. Gan entirely new article
for ladies' dresses.)
BLACK i,sisn Lusir,ng,
black Gro. de ipdis,
Fancy colored Co,spaias.
Black do
Splendid Gauze scarfs,
do handkerchief,
Worked Bobinett and Swiss Capes and Col.
lars,-Frepch Linen,
brown. bleacbcd. and ribbed linen Drilling,
Black Brochellc.-A variety of fancy Nesting,
3or,lered. figured. and plsin Par.sols,
Large and small Umbrellas.
Black, white. and yellow Navarino Bonnets,
Lcghorn and Gimp DO
ALsO,
Fresh Lemons and Oranges. -
GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS. suitable fer
hayrea.
June IS. 1850.
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NOTICE.

HAVING cLsngcd vesSdesce, the un
! Il designed respectfully acknowledges
his gratitude 10 al kis customer and
fsieods FOR favours conferred; and bexs
ieasets state that he has deposited in the
hsodsof p. c. MAccAsE. Esq, ell bis books
and accounts. and most earnestly requests
all persous indebted. 10 make payment q
that gestlemss. All perseos having slsias,
will present them 70 Mr.. Msccsbc. h
most earnestly hoped. that debtors wiIl
pay attcntioa 10 this matter. without de-
ley. GODFREY WEiSE.
June d, 1880.
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SALE AT THE ARSENAL
Near ffan.ford. Pa.
For account of the United


NUSKErS, Rifles. Carbine,. Swords.
4NA Gun Carriages. Knsp.scks. Scrap
Iron. &c. On Saturday, June &c, 1880. nj
O'Clock IN tho morning. at the United
States AIscnsi. near Frankford. about
SIX miles FROM Philadelphia. will be sold.
without reserve, to the bighcs, bidder. in
lots TO suit purchasers. the following srti
cies. viz 1900 muskeis; 1909 rifles. 500
earbines; lo25 muskets barrels: 1862
yoncts; $40 ram rods, locks, bands, and
other parts OF muskets; 1873 rifio barrels !;
23o3 lbs. gun mountings; Col knapsacks /;
54t havcrsackS; &c pair gun carriages /;
259 swords and ssbres; $50 belt plates ;
al axe and Ratchet filings; 4 pair howit.
Ger carriages: handspikes. mallsts. pow
Der horns, ammunition boxes. cartridge
boxes; boat and I bstteaux; 3s5I6 lbs.
wrought iron, sc. Sc
NJ THOMAS, .7ucfioneer.
Philadelphia, June 3.
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TAKEN UP.

= m estssy. by the sub>er,b-r of the
n county Of Jefferson. = BAY MARE.
'sse"s hIteen hsnts high. with . small star
the ieIehesd, and a seas on the sesx
oossock. iosr years old hast spring; AMI
appraised 10 tho sum Of eighty dollars
She owner - desired 10 come forward >
prove property. pay charges. aud take he
away.
go ALEXANDER GLASSFoRn
JuoO b, lS3o