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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-13

The editor OF the Philadelphia U. S Gazette
informs the public, that the premium Of "a gold
medal, with a suitable inscription, value 800,
or piece Of plate equal vaiue, Tor he besl es-
say OIL the inadequacy Of the wages generally
paid 20 seamsrrrssrs, spoilers, spinnrrs, shoe
binders, &c. to procure fuod, raimen. aud lods-
ing; on the effects Of hat iuadequaey upon the
happiness aud morals Ut hose females, and their
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-13
Notice,
Marine Insurance Company Of Il
iernndria.

vUNHE holders of Stock in this institution hereby
L informed, that election will be held at their
Office, on friday. the 18th day Of January nert, from
ten till o'clock, for fifteen Directors to serve for
one yeai thence ensuing J. b. NICHOLS,
Secretary
The transfer.book will be closed, from o'clock on
Monday he 18th day Of January precedng), until the
election is over. dec 8 2nr&d OF
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-13

Our readers will perceive, by The new ''''
The Convention in this morpiug's Gazette, ID
the hopes excited by the Rrpor OF the SEQ
Committee, are likely TO be disapPo'o'sd 1
that nothing can or will b. done.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-13

families, when they have any; and on the pro-
babili,y tha' those low wages frequently force
poor women TO the choice between dl'ho.or
and absolute want Of common necessaries, has
been ~arded 10 the Rev. Joseph Tuckerman,
of Boston.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-13

Sales of United States B'ok o'''
York are quoted. on the Sin '"s''",, i.
This is depreciation in the value ',
since the fatal notice Of the H"'' Z,
charter in the Presidents Mess's'
share. or S2,soo,ooo on the ""0''
the Bank -.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-13

~ We are requested to announce that
spencer MorrRon BALL will he supported by mum.
Der of the Ereeho!ers of Fairfax to represent that
County in the next General Assembly of Virginia.
ian l1-2awtd
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-13

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. ll.-Thrre was quite a
row On So ,urdsy. in me north wes'ern part OF
the civ In The course Of he afiernoou clubs
w-re 6u,ily employed, and in one instance
man was with gre., difficulty dissusded from
the use Of mosk-t, winch he hac brought to
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-13

The Therrnome,er, yesterday morning, '.'
al % degrees.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-13
Cotton Narn.

RUST received from the occoquan Factory com
~ plete assortme-' Of Cotton Yarn, No TIC is, tor
s,I.bv 9. u, & S. II. JANNEY
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-13

The Legislature Of New Jerseys uu
adjournment, convened at The o ,,,
Tren, On on the 9th instant b''"
ed quorums and proceeded TO 0a', .s Il.
The important subject of d'"h'"' =
ware for canal and Other purpose.
s,rue,ion of the Delaware and n' ID
and authorizing a Rail k''a ,os,d
fonposi,e Ph,laJeIphia) 10 Sou" =,
be brought before the Leg's'a''' ofis
sen, session; and will be dlsp"s,'
way before the session IS orous"
M.1sE.-The member'f' r'' ,l Q,
,prs Of Maine assembled at f0''"
n.sdav last. After the Senators "" to,
by taking the Customary oa'"'' ..,s.:
by the acting Governor, 'ney p'S
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-13

to Alexandra to FTrs Dollars intermediate distances "a
cents per mile The line will continue to go through
in day. and pains will be spared to merit the pa
t,onage of the public.
II will leave Winchester Mondays, Wednesdays,
and Fridays, TIA and arrive in alexandria at P.
NJ Returning, will leave Alexandria on tuesdays,
Thursdays, aud Saturdays, at and arrive in Win
chester at 9P.M This route passes through the vii
lagos Of Mil.wood, Paris, Upperville Middlebmg, Al
die and Providence all Of which are visited by day
light
This arrangement is such as to cause no detention
whatever to who wish proceed either north
from Alexandra OF in any direction from winchester
Tie Baltlmnre stage leaves Alexandria every morning,
and the different stages leave Winchester on the morn
ings following the arrival Of this stage
A Splendid Hack and Gig
Are kept for hire at my residence in Miidleburg,
and private be had at all times ct most
of the stopping places on the ronte,
-. All baggage at the risk OF the owners
JOHN BOYD.
Niddleburg, Dec. S, 1929 dec 10-wtf
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BRITT II ANTIsEPTIC DENrIFRTr r.
DUMFRIES'
EX,Es VI AlEN..

M sEs MS v eA n |ls E1s
ia OR sore or infamed Eyes, gives Imnedi-
Sss rfc Gaze and reIiei. On recent sore eyes,
thcSef,ct is more salulary. Where the COM
plaini has been Of years standings, and in como
exc ccding bad cases, the most unexpected and
able relief has been found in The o. this
EYE WATER, ofer every otler remedy had
failed. Many persons who have used il, pro-
nounce il the best preparation for these com
Pla nts they have ever met with, especially in
cases Of soreness OF inflammation Of long land
ing Price 25 &C ,'s Q bottle.
e5- None are genuine unless sigrod on the
ou tside printed wrapper. by the sole Yroprfe
tor. z. KIDDFR, imrediot~ successor 10
TIC late DR. L. CONWAY. F.r sale NJ tho
COuniing Room, over No 80 Court street near
Concert Hail. Bos on, and also by his special
appointment, by DR. J. WILLIAMS. Warren +;
Or LEMUEL W. BaIGGs, Bristol; DR. A. p
MooaE. Newport NATHAN DcnFEE, Fail
Rivcr.
-" A large discount made to those who buy
10 sell agaD.
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The following interesting description of
an excursion taken by the Steamboat Col
unbia to Mount Vernon, by the Masonic
Fraternity, is from the pen Of the senior
Ld'tor OF the Ulster Sentinel.
AT 8 minutes past Q the Columbia, hav-
nag On boaru the fraternity, with several
laaies and invited friends, set forward, the
band playing .4atd Lang SINE. At 10
minutes before 8 she came to of Fort
Washington, 8 miles below Alexandria,
and boat went ashore ior the officer in
command. Nearly an hour elapsed, and
it returned without him. This dHatory
practice, on tbe HUdscn, is uniformly
"more honored in the breach than in the
Observance" Cur captains never wait
Tor Il man, whether his shoulders be Gdorn
ed with epaulettes or not. Soon after,
the columbia dropped anchor within three
quarters Of u mile OF Mount Vernon, (the
water being too shallow to admit .. near
CT approach and at 10 minutes past q
we commenced landing in boats--the la
a.es first, of course. | believe had bet
ter luck than msst olthe male visitors, and
reached the shore while only few had set
foot upon the sacred soil But the mar
shals were in possession Of the narrow
road that led up to the mansion, and abso-
lutely forbade even the ladies' TO advance
until oil, including the band, had landed
On such an occasion, however, my Curl
osty could not withstand the temptation
] gradually made an ob!ique movemen,
to the right, and having, under cover oI
the cedars, eluded their vigilancey pro
crossed slowly along a solitary path that
ultimately conducted me to the tomb.
Ali what shall say ofthis sacred vault
containing the remains Of Our immortal
Washington--" first in war, first in peace,
and first in the hearts Of his countrymen.' y
In what language shall i describe the
spot, wberc the good and the great from
every quarter of the civilized world have
paid homage of profound respect, and
shed the tear ofregret.
The tomb Of Washington is simple
structure of brick, situated at the verge
ofasloping lawn, about one hundred paces
from the house. II faces the east. 1t ia
enclosed with rude paIing Of oak, and
the door, very plain, is made of pine.
-Four or five tall cedars, from six to eight
inches in diameter, are growing upon it.
On one side the wide lawn, affording rich
pasture, spreads out to the n. w. while
on the other, toward the river, and not far
from il, the bank suddenly becomes steep
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lie needs sopic hand some friendly hand 10 guide
TO each him which 10 love, which 10 re pei;
Wl,opi t,s, s,!lsadIong down lies steep hc'l glide
.s. As shim. or Tasty will, his breath dotl.
bwell.
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ASSESSORS NOTICE.

E1N T. the subscribers having been APP
w pointed by the Frecmen Of the
town of Warren, in town meeting assem-
bled, on the 2lst ult. Assessors of Taxes,
give this public notice, to ALL concerned,
and request them to give in to the Assess
ors, at their respective dwellings,, or at the
Town Clerks Office, true and correct
list OF al their taxable property, as the
law directs, on or before the 7th day ol
June next. e't
BARNARD SMITH,
' DANIEL BOSWORTH,
SAMUEL BUTTERWORTH,
Assessors.
Warren, May 8, 1880.
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5 lo III TO THE
ErF LAnTESl

~ III + and S0uhd Teeth 0ie DO d OF or.
nsment and blessing. The best secur-
ity for their advantages is TO be found in The use
of tho
BRITT II ANTISEPTIC DENTIFRI~E.
This elegant Tooth Ponder, with very little
use, eradicatos the Scu0,y in The gums, and
prevents the accumulation Of Tartar, which
not only bIackens but loosens ne teeth, ard &C
celcrutes Ihcir decay. The Den'ifrce thus re-
moves the prevailing causes Of offensive breath,
preserve, he heal and Hordness Of tho
Price 20 cents. ttiA % 3riH
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SADDLE. HARNESS AND TRUNK
T;@I "a G&Tt-y+
March 6

ADJ'lE subscriber ould inform his friends in
- Warren and Vicinity, that he continues
the above branch CT busincss, at lis old tuno
a few doors Ea ofih Baptist Meeting House,
where he viii make haise ard Wagon Har
ness, Saddles and Brides. Travelling and oil her
Trunks Pormun,caus, YaIiscs, Fire buckets,
Ships Hose and Bellows, &C. sc.
Carriages and Nnrness cleaned and 'cpaircd
He has On banl for sale, ON assortment oi
Saddles. Harn6sses, Brides, Haliers, Whips
Curry Combs, &c, rhich hc will sell cheap ior
cash or p roved credit.
Chaiscs, Gigs, Carynls, and Wagons. furnish
cd al s!ori notice.
- A snare ofpat' onagc is respectfully So
ted.
THEODORE BARNEY
March G. IL - LII
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PAPER HANGINGS.

erJS just received by the subscriber,
Philadelphia Paper Hangings ofthc new-
est patterns. Those in pursuit ofthc the
article, will please call and see for them
selves. G.. L. GARDNbR,
March 27. .A s q. Weter-st
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POETRY.
FOR TIE STAR.

FOR TIE STAR.
Man q a crclfuro Of curious mold,
Tho ma - OF II olives. aims hnd ends
Ttal sc 20 bis soul IN various stations told.
r. In heterogeneous matter end.
lie needs sop,o hand some friendly hand 10 ide
TO 'cacb him which 10 love. which 10 re pei;
w lopi ,!,salIong down iIes steep hc'l glide
q. AS shim. or Tasty will, his breath do,l.
twe!l.
Plus OF ~c see tho man whose mind is great,
One whom ihe llroDg could grasp anc
we;;'d aIoand
Turn all lis powers himself 10 e!ae,
lis tale sell, Oh fancs loud trump 10 sound
Then from on g. 10 would proudly view.
The nu'iiude IN muor ienoran.e rest
Then 50 ave BIS banucr Ger and horde lbeu. too,
The lean 20" purposes OF naiW@ b'eas,
Behold She p'ciuIe Europe roll. in s'gh',
An c'n JTe Of destruction nalnres caves
Are rndeb ;ioi by war--i,s chaia5 10 ight
While tboGsands rush TO unimc!y graves
Mars with her dogs and iygcrs 'sie with DISC
-2.i Turkey groans IN wild oomnoton iag
ing
I!er prpan millions s'ay q cir dearest Joys,
Tier kingdom lails in mortal omba, wng
Grcc;hn woes arc hush'J--but the hush
o. silence ljeh DER their realm doth re gn
Is lap leioro Two Hood Of ruin rush,
Ycopcd ainiics 10 dcslruot,ous banc.
What is ihe world ihy school misery,
Whore babbles rise * men PURGE 10 Death:
Illus ons hcet aud fell wi:b rag, --,Lvn de,
U'hile heaps Of slain al.end their Ing 'rns
bica'h.
This, 'lis is m n, TIC worlds e cot lordly tool.
and Wide lie rules, thus III he ever be:
Let Is then look to some ono w o shaii rule,
ho IS he? tic Cod Of Ec nty-
In says thus far, TO bold destructions wave.
And the rich Iouni of good he holds is sent ;
IT'S he must n.ould our hearts, our sous tv
gave,
Ills smiles on peace happiness and conicn'
Ne looks abroad o'cr all The little mass
q. man LIKE atoms, and lhe.r changes torn
To Their Own glory nor me- glocis 10 pass
Their good-if hcy his pro cps earo.
In him then let us trust, if this We do,
Wh!I pie,y-he viii save US Go,n oil sha tue
And plare our souls above each s!nl,i view.
"hcrc Hell may flown, and fairy smile
in vain.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

WM1E the undersigned having been
Wv appointed by the Hon. Court OF
Probate for the County OF Bristol, in the
Commonwealth Of Massachusetts, Com
missioners to receive and examine the
claims against the Estate of
.MaI'HA.WIEL yMLLL.ARD,
late of Rohoboth, deceased, represented
insolyent, do hereby give notice, that six
months from the 9th instant, is allowed by
said Court to the Creditors of said decoas-
ed, to bring in and prove to us their re-
sPoctive claims and that we will attend
for the aforesaid purpose, at the dwelling
house of PHILiP MILLARD, in said Reho-
both, on the 26th Of June, the 28th Of Au
gust, and the 25th Of September next en-
suing, from one Of the o'clock, p. M. to
. Ofo'clock. p. M. on each of said days,
ofwhich all persons interested Will please
take notice.
THOMAS PECK, c
LLOYD BOSWORTH oo'hrS
Swanzey, April 8, 1880.
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vania, and the questions invoiuntarily oc-
Cured: Can these men be hypocritcs'
Can it be that they cultivate within their
Hodges principles subversive ofliberty and
oquality;s Can it be possible that Wash
ington took horrid oaihs"-that he swore
in the most revolving terms to screen a
brother. mason from punishment for crime,
$ murder and treason not excepted'" Oh
40, never! The master spirits of the
Revolution were Free Masons. They
won for u.s.. by the blessing of heaven, the
freedom which, as a nation, we enjoy
and while SO good and great work attests
the purity of their political principles, l,
ut least, shall require more than the alleg-
cd abduction of Morgan to enlist my feel
lngs against them.
About half an hour after sunset the last
boat returned with passengers from the
shore, and the Columbia got under way.
We bade adieu to Mount Vernon with C.
motions Of regret, and were al safely re-
stored to our homes in the course Of the
evening; not an accident having occurred
to mar the harmony Of the day.
*The able Barruel, distinguished
French clergyman, became free mason
Ior the express purpose of discovering The
aecrei. He took three degrees; and The Sc
cret which the worthy able has thought
proper to disclose is, that on assuming his
masonic obligations, the master addressed
him as follows" My dear brother, the
secret ofmasonry consists in these words
E1u1!iiy and Liberiy; camen ore equal ana
free; all men ere breihren."
"The grand objects ofmasonry," says
an English (Toly) author, care liberty
and equality. The very name Of free ma
son carries with it the idea Of liberty; and
as to equality, it is disguised under the
name Of trcte,4aiy, which has nearly a
similar signifcation.
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W.ARRE.N AND PROVIDENCE
Packet.
"a
~


THE Packet sloop MOUNT MORI-
All, John MARTIN, JR. master, will con
tinue to run as heretofore, between War
rem and Providence, for the purpose ol
conveying FREIGHT and PASSEN-
GERS. He feels grateful for the en-
couragement he has received, and assures
his customers, that nothing on his part
shall be wanting, to please those who may
see fit to employ him. ALI errands, &c.
entrusted to his care will be faithfully at
tended to.
April 10.
IT Court OF Probate, hGlder in and for the
town Of Warrcn,on he Sd duy OF May, A.
ID. 1880
IIS HE Commissioners on the estate Of fNathen
~ iel Easierbrooks, lo,e Of Warren, deceas
I'd presented their report 10 this Court for
Probate, 1t is ordered that the considerai ion
hereof, bc referred TO Court Of Probate 10 be
uodcn al tle T,wn Clerks Office, on The e. ST
Monday OF June neat; al 2o'clock, p. NJ and
,!at previous notice be gwen, by publishing this
% der three cveraI times in Tho No,iht,n Star,
ell persons interested 10 appear at that me
aud be head thereon.
y iucss,
s. RANDALL, p Clerk
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AT n Court Of Proo..o heldcn in ond for 'ne
io"n Of U'aIrcn, on he 3ro d,y Of Ma
A. ID. $50.
TEa BE H.ZER LUTHFR, admin sraior on
llsS ihc estate o. Nathan cl rosicrb ooks. Ia 9
War; n, d.tca cd, has pr"scn cd 10 This Co,,i
lis lust ac' cunt tO' ncmmi.'iuiJOn IL IS
ORDERED lnat he onsGcration thc,cDl. he re-
ierred o q Court oil Probate, 10 be holden =
the Town Clerks Office, on the lir-, Morda.
in June ne.s', OF o',lock, p. ~ /; md that
pavipns no,i,c he eivcn,b publish ng iiii' or
= CT three seycIal time in the Hoifhcrn Star, TO
ali ctsons interested 10 appear a ihat Tine
and neurd theron.
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NlstFHSs
S. RANDALL, p. Clerk.
May 8.

yskoR De ho ing Srperfao''e rc',. In
~ .alliblc Depluior. ol.pO ad %. dc-;,o, =
i 3 super 'uoas h..r.
lis 90, poprd % ic inalI fc.,o .,e
h.iI, .iJ, i Il; be ,cro,rd IA ie o.io,t,.
,' applf Jt'on, nd IS 'r"iore par IL ul.r
- o. r,cnacd 10 l;tif", 70, & ~
e'ca ..- ..t iucut 20 lci lie b,. s'pe, .
ous nan, o. .a'r f.. es, "e :, nd =. u
h.aj he used wi.h; &c mos clhr .,o;y. or
saie - J. 10 tHD.tt
ni. ly
srisCR sale by the subs rbrr, nt bis orc Mar
g...H' kcl street, z doors East of p. uarn.y Is
1G.en,
Sugars Teas, Mola.scs, Coffee
Rem, Gin. Brandy, Wines and Cordias
= obacoo, SnGf and Ci.a,s,
Ear,hern, n nd o dcn u are
Spices ofa!I kirds
i.ssanocs, do do
Tongues ANA Soon s, ard Mackerel
.Fpplcs by buslcl OF lcss qna lny
B u hing snd Ela,k Ball
Whips, Bruous aud brushes
Butter and 81, cae
Crackers anu Hmaorc d
Shaving sop and D,ne'
Sal Pork aid hams Pickles ,,.
Care and Fme Sal,
c and la ian y cal
Form ccs Basket Corn
Sn ol,ii Tobacco, &c. &c.
Ali Tie above ari,. III he sold as chea
SlEpili.N MASON, Je.
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eP THE Accommodation Stage, will
commence running On the 29th inst. lcov-
ing Bristol, for Warren and Providence,
Jdondays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays, al
halfpast 6 o'clock, A., Nj. Returning,
leaving Providence at half past O'Clock
j nj. same days, until further notice
J. & N. CHADWICK.
Bristol, March 81.
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ERIED Beef
ky good Butter
First quality Cheese
good white Beans. For sale by
GEORGE r. GARDNER.
April 24th Water Street.
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SHHqbES.

ALVAN COLE,
Has for sale at his Boot and Shoe Store,
one door South of Coles Hotel,
Gentlemens Boots and Shoes, first
quality
Gentlemens cheap dress Pumps
Ladies Cloth and Kid Shoes ('se'cesi
siyle)
Ditto Morocco and Leather do
Ditto Cloth and Kid Slippers,
Ditto Morocco and Leather do
Childrens colofed Boots and Shoes
Any size or kind wanted, not on hand,
will be made at short notice.
Also for sale, BELLS superior Paste
Backing. Shoe Brushes, &c.; all Of
which will be sold at the lowest prices.
April II IT,
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1830-02-02

pendltures on account Of the Engineer.
tne Ordnance, and the Quarter-master's
Departments. Mr.. WickIiffe reported
from the committee on Retrencbments n
bill to prohibit the use of secret service
money in time peace, and for other our.
poses. A message from the Presiden,
was received. on the subject of annuity
S4OO, from the 9th Oct. ls26) claimed
by the United Society of Christian Indi.
ans,-lrepresents the claim to be valid
and recommends an appropriation The
resolution of Mr.. Blair, of South Carolina
proposing certain inquiries relative 10 the
West Point Military Academy. was afte,
some brief discussion committed on
motion of Mr.. Everett, to the committee
on Military Affairs. The House then
went into committee on some private
bills. A bill to remit to G. and w
Bangs, the duties OH certain goods de.
stroyed BY fire was rejected, motion te
strike out the enacting words having sue.
ceeded.
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DOMESTICK NEWS.

NEw-YoRK, JAN. 20. We noticed on
Saturday last, the uubecoming personality
with which Mr.. Wilde of Georgia. alluded
in, debate to Col. Trumbull. 1t is with
pleasure we give place TO the interesting
and gentlemanly like reply which Col. T.
has made to his assallant.--.4merican.
Hon. Mr.. Wide, in Congress-
NEw-YoRK, JAN. Is. 1880. Sir: In the
newspapers of this day, | observe sketch
of the debate which occurred in the House of
Representatives on the 18th instant, on the
subject of the memorial from this city relat-
ing to the Cherokee Indians, and which was
signed BY me as Chairman of the meeting.
am very much obliged to you for the ia
yourable terms in which you spoke of me as
an artist; but when you recommend to "the
painter to stick to his palette" you perhaps,
were not aware that had not been always,
nor merely, q Pointer.
You might not know that in August I775,
I was appointed an Aid-de-Camp of Gener-
al Washington; and that ! am the eldest of
the few survivors, who ever had that hon.
our
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WI Il c III a MIC TX

WANTED by the LANCASTER CoTToN
MANUFACTURING COMPANY, who is capable
OF doing the general repairs of Machinery.
A steady, Industrious married man, who has
some knowledge of Power Looms may Sc
cure desirable situation by applying at the
FACTORY.
Lancaster, Feb 2, $780, 3w