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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-21

Valuable Farms for Sale.
,,,,eu ., cell THREE FARMS, Immediately in
H. vicinity of my residence, two of which are highly
narrowed These lands are near the Falls Church. '.
mics from Georgetown, and 10 from Ale1sndrl.:
rnIes "q,.v3w DAN Z. DULANY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-21
Manufacturing.

Nuoh-CuttinS.
nURSU Ant to the order of the Hon 'rabie Wii''im
Cranch, made in the case Of William WILSON, an
lnsclveni debtor shan expose to public sa'e' f'r
fax Court House. ON MOND8Y tie 2lS day ~ June
merit. being Court day, at o'clock, T. nj the
right, title, and interest Of the said William Wilson IN
and to a lease Of
A TRACT OF LIND,
granted on the 81 September. 1898, for the term OF
900 years; for the special purpose ana WIN me PRIV
ere of cutting the WOOD thcrefrom, either for the
purpose Of coaing or any other purpose at the pr'c:
of three pence sterling per cord. The Tract OF Land
over which this lease extends lies in the county o FAR
fax immediately below the mouth OF Dihicui' ana
boundrd nartly bv the Potomac. II is said contain
1902 acres after allowing certain reservations men
toned in the said lease. On this Tract there - mueR
valuable Timber. Terms at safe
COLIN AULD, Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-21

dGrsrtiSiRg.-To advertise in daily paper in
1 london tor one year, costs SIR hundred dollars
u me western country it is expected YOU will adj
e,uSe Tor nothing, and be grateful for the pa
Nohage. Cincinnati american.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-04-17
TAnMENS' & M EOHAMfOS'
VOCAT +.
MECHANICS.

There is q class or order Of men, that
IN these United States are, and long have
'been-too long-subjects OF indignity and
.oontumely, from the tiippant wearcr ofthe
embroidered peticoat, the stiff collared
fop, the drizzler, too, modification OF
driyeller,) yes, that class the same
which ought to be encouraged and respec
ted in a ratio with the benefits they have
conferred, upon the whole human family.
Are we not beholden to the mechanics
for our luxuries, our necessities; yea, for
our very existence above level with the
Ourang Outang, or Champanse-an in
habitant of the coast Of Guinea Pa race
ofbeings whom conceive to be very lit
tie. if any, inferior to man, if wholly de-
priyed ofthe mechanic arts. They are
species of man, equal in size to man, hav-
inc inustachios and even beard, and it Is
said they live in clans or societies, In bust
oftheir own building, Of course. !" AVheth
er they are thus cOngregated for conven-
ience, for society, or for strength in their
defensive operations against the negroes,
whose wives they carry of, or for all those
purposes, is yet to be learned.
Deprive us Of the existing mechanics
arts and we are at once cut of from oil
commerce between nations; the doors OF
merchants and shopkeepers are at once
closed; the doctor and surgeon are de-
priyed ofthe means oftheir professions
The lawyer; destitute Of books, of pen,
and parchment, may grumble to the pass
ing, orecze his lands traditionary statutes;
tine Bibleless divine, in natures forest, the
heavens Ills canopy, might put forth his or
ison to little needing, wild disordered
multitude. In fine, deprive the world OF
the mechanic arts, by stricking into nom
existence and oblivion the operative mech
anism, and very soon the inhabitants Of
this worlds populous cities and stately pal
aces will drivel to mere bipeds, barely dis
posed to claim degree OF superiority ov-
er their fellow animals, the quadrupeds.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-04-17
THE FARMER.

It il the truth that mankind are nat half
sensible enough ofthe superiority of the
Farmers situation, in regard to his hap
piness, over every other community
While the merchant, or he who is engag-
ed in active business is harrassed with
care and anxiety, their mind is as free as
the air that meets them as they 60 to their
daily employment. After the labours OF
the day are over, the husbandman can re-
tire to his home and enjoy the luxury OF
rest" Not so with the man Of business
he only changes perplexing toll for anx-
ious reflection; and while the " lord of the
soil'' is dreaming Of fat oxen, and agricul-
tural prizes, his eyes are Enclosed, and
his mind is upon the stretch in.an endeav
or to invent means of taking up notes at
the bank, or some such equally pleasant
cogitations.
Professional men have their numerous
troubles also. All the professions are
crowded, and those who have neither
great impudence nor superior talent arc
in hopeless condition--and those who do
possess these requisites are often in des-
pair at the slow and tedious progress in
the path ofnotoriety and eminence, aud
suffer most excruiatingly at such times
from the horrors. -.
The Mechanics, too, superior as is their
situation in point ofreal comfort to either
ofthe above classes, arc continually plag-
ued with captious and mean customers, un
toward and lazy appre ntices, or perhaps
want employment.
Agriculture has been justly styled the
natural employment Of man" and happy
would it be for the community if more
would in this respect, as well as every 9TH
e., follow nature, the unerring guide to
truth" Then instead Of cities being crow
ded, with melancholy and disappointed
specu'ators, every part of the country
would smile under the hand Of industry,
and be filed with happy and heslthihl
population.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-04-17
THE GATHERER.
SOLITUDE.

families who resides in the country are
sometimes solitary and lonely, unless they
have a taste for reading. Reading affords
a perpetual feast, and person ia culti-
waited mind may enjoy himself even in a
prison, il. he has access to books. A FAM
lily in the country, may, by taking a pa
per, we should recommend the North
ern Star, get a riew Of The acorM once a
week, and thus find abundant matter for
reflection during the week.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-04-17

ofthe great deep" Did not the French
nation try an experiment Of this sort-and
instead Of peace, did not her streets over
flow with human blood Did not the
most diabolical principles usurp the reign,
and produce scene Of misery that has
known no parallel in the history of the
world
] admit, that wars have been ostensiJiy
carried on in the cause of relig;on.-but
in reality not religion, but the want of it
caused them-or else it would appear that
no wars have ever happened, but among
nations enjoying the light of revelation !;
and that Pagans, who have not heard the
sound Of the gospel, have been living in
constant peace and freedom from blood
shed. And still further to show the in
consistency ofthese modern worshippers
of '" reason" who raise the hue and cry
against the cruelty and bloody minded
ness Of christianity, in the next breath
they accuse its votarics Of cowardice and
mean sIavish fears.
From what has been said it would ap-
pear, that Infidelity is not merely spec
ulative error affecting only opinion, but a
great moral evil originating from deprav
ed and sensual heart. And this evil will
affect the individual in whom it exists in
proportion to the advantages enjoyed. In
this land particularly, the aggravation of
guilt will be terrible, which that person
will incur, who in the face of so many priv
ilcges, rejects Jesus Of Nazai eth, and
publickly condemns the doctrines of his
holy Gospel. M.
ITO be Continued
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-04-17

dock into the river. Another in the same
blew his brains out with pis-
tol. Some swalled poison" says the only
survivor J" some hung themselves and
the last cut his throat not many months
since; and while bleeding and expiring, he
requested me to give him glass OF a gin.
The eleven died by their own hands," In
their meetings they had "ridiculed the
Bible, the Saviour, and all religion. IN.
Y. Evangelist abr.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-04-17
NEWSPAPER READERS.

A cook, whose business it should be to
to cater for the palates of eight or ten hun
dred persons, and who should be obliged
to provide for each individual the dish he
preferred would have somewhat difficult
task to perform. Precisely so with the
printer. No two of his readers think ex-
actly alike as to what would in their opin-
ion constitute proper matter to fill pa
per- We would like o see a newspaper
which all our subscribers should have
hand in compiling, and which should con
tain suitable proportions ofmatter adapted
to the taste of every one. 1t would be as
spacious as heavens canopy (; and VIC
should be willing to perform a pilgrimage
to Mecca in order to get a peep at it.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-04-17
PAINTED AND PUBLISHED sr
CHARLES RANDALL.
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fisher.
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The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-04-17
IAWY ERS.

One day at the table Of DR.. Pease,
dean OF Ely as the cloth was being re-
moved, the subject of discourse happened
to be, that of an extraordinary mortality a
mong the lawyers. We have lost, "said
a gentlemen, "not less than six eminent
barristers in as many months" The
Dean, who was quite deaf, rose as his
friend finished his remark, and gave the
company grace. "For th;s and crcry oiii-
er mercy, he Lords name be praised"
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-04-17

The Journal of Commerce states that
something like 1000 shops of different
kinds are opened in New York on the
Sabbath.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-04-17

A gentleman who was not ovcrstocked
with intellect, while reading the. doines of
our State Legislature, remarked that he
Should not much like to be appointed as a
Standing committee man )" "why" en-
quired another; " BECAUSE" said he, I"
had much rather sit then stand, and who
would want to stand up during all the ses-
sion of our Legislature conscience,
wouldn't"
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-04-17

In New York, twelve individuals form
erly associated together for the purpose oil
drinking in secret, without the knowledge
ofthcir friends or employers. All Int
ore arc gone. III first victim in fit Of
deluium caused by drunkenness, pn'
weights lat, his pockets and walked of' IN Q
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-18
VoL. w. NJ. 6s.
Tyler's Remedy for the Piles.

'GNIIE efficacy of this valuable Medicine in cases
external and internal hemorrhoidal affections n
been abundantly proved and established II is ofer<
with the fullest confidence. as remedy that will
feet speedy relief in all cases of this nature It'd
tins medicine will effectuay remove the cause fro
which the piles have arisen, is fully demonstrated
the numerous testimonials Of persons who were curt
hy many years since and have had no return of "a
disease.
Ems medicine is put up in two distinct parcels OF
ior external and the other for internal piles whie
can be had separate. as the may require
For sale by JOHN III. BLAMIRE.
Opposlte the Fac. ,lno
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-18
We offer for sale.


10 Hhds sugar, ST Croix, Porto Rico and n
40 SN s',, Orleans" 3D. part pF, @n
% boxes and > bbls loaf sugar
90 hhds West Iuda molasses
10 do and 90 bills n. D. do
ESQ bags coffee, Java, Laguirn, s.. Jago, Rio s.
81 Domingo
$500 sacks Liverpool blown salt
500 do do ground do
5000 bushels Lisbon do
10 tons bar iron, Swcdes, English and American,
assorted
10 tons castings, assorted
Cast shear, German and blistered steel
ID tons pig iron
so kegs cut nails and brads, assorted
10 do wrought DO
Noyascotia grind stones
500 sides soai leather
CaIfskIns ard upper do
$50 Bueno. Ayrcs hides
%ss IS sSs S #$:;s
90 'ercCs rice
II t!cTcCs clover seed
Window glass, 10 by -. 8 BY 10, c by and g
by II, IN whole and half boxes
Shot assorted, bar lead. gun powder
Copperas, alum, salt petre, birthstone
PmentO. pepper. ginger indigo
Gunpowder, imperial and black tea
Segars bottle Corks
Sewing and wrapping twlnc
Shoe thread in balls and hanks
Bale rope and cotton bagging
SItters, soap and candles
Muscatc raIsIns
Fax seed
p 600 lbs bacon
200 uerces Thomaston lime
800 Drls tar
so bbls No. 3, mackarel, prime pork
Letter. writing, and wrapping paper
Cassla, pearl barley
Glass, oarthGn and stone ware
WhlImore's cotton and wool cards
Lnsrcd and tanners oil
Domestic goods, sheetings, shifting
Broad cloths, &c. Il c. &c.
ALSO,
Cotton yarns assorted, from the AppOmaitox Cot
ton Factory. LEWIS WEBB d co.
sept e
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-18
ing 10 RALSTON 81 PLEASANTS.
NEW GOODS

- H. JENKINS has just received by the Hor-
IA. not, large assortment of fancy gauze and
silk handkerchefs consisting Of damask aud sea rim
cnchused gro de Ia, harlequin, embroidered Grape,
Zephr, rich barrege, &c. &c. large and small fancy
gauZc and barTege scrats changcabl" kIderones for
ladies' dresses; reed and velvet re lues and purses;
fguered Swiss null for curtains, linen cambrc hard.
kerchlets from % cents TO superfnc; embroidered
white cotton hose, black and white silk and misses
raw silk, do, rich figured satin talTta and gRuze
rl5bons-a few pieces more of manila dunItv. q new
and much approved article for ladies' under dresses
cameo bracelets and belts, and style figured belts;
ladies' fancy cravats painted bordered linen cambria
handkerchles; superior black nankeeB AMI canton
Grapes, superior black Italian am India u'estrngs and
gro de maps; linen cambrcs; w ~ fans; few large
size lace hore!las and fshules of new style-aso 4
large supply Of low priced lace capes and collars;
worked Swiss spencers and lace cuffs-also, 100 pie
ces low priced cacoes, from cd to 20 cents per yard
The above, with an extensive assortment Of lace,
fancy and staple Dry Goods, will be sold usual,
at reduced prices, at his Irish Linen and Fancy Dry
Good Store. Nalu-sIreet. sep ,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-18
NEW GOODS.

FEHE subscribers have received by the FOrGeld,
n from New York, large supply If desirable
Fancy and Staple DRY GOODS; among which, are
the following articles:
Heavy black and blue-black Italian lustrngs
Do do Go do do Gro dc Maps
Sd heavy merino bombazlncs
8 French do
Rich gauze and Gro de Nap hdifs
. Lace capcs and bobbinct laces
.Bobblnet footngs and cdglngs
Black and white silk hosiery. cheap
Silk and horsc-skin gloves
Black, white and cold Arophine grapes
Do do do do Italian 90
Do Mandarin, Nankin & Canton do. very low
Gro dc Nap ribbons, a good assortment
Belt do 90 do
Superior black Genoa velvet
Superfine linen tapes and bobbins
Irish and German linen sheetIHgs
Irish nens, long lawns
Table diapers
Linen cambr!cs and linen cambria Ldkfs
Leghorn bonnets, cheap
Straw bands. &c SC
The above goods arc Just received from the New
York auctions, and will be sold GREAT BARGAINS.
aug6 BALDWIN. IVES s. co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-18
80 1ssnR
STAGES-STAGES.

ENRAVELLERS respectfully informed, that
Il the Western Stages to Lynchburg, vii
Leave Richmond every Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday, al o'clock, a. NJ. arrive at Lynchburg. the
20 day, by ) p NJ aud a; Salem the Sd day, by 2
81 where the Valley Mail Line to Huntsville, Nash
vile, &c Ia connected. Returning, leoye Salem
tuesdays, Thursdays, ard Saturdays, al A u.
and leave Lynchburg Wednesdays, FRIDAYS, and
Monda s. al : 4. N. This arrangement will give
ne passengers sufficient time for rest night At
FiukeS, on the Blue Ridge Mountain, this line is con
nected every rip by Culdwelrs line. which passes
flncasiie and the Sweet Springs. connecting Porter
d Beidins line at the White phur Springs, which
runs TO Gulandotte, ON the Ohio River. Fare from
Richmond 10 Guiandotte $50 miles, $40 75-to Sa
lem, so miles, s2-to Lynchburgh, 30 miles. SO SO.
The way fare is also reduced on the Lynchburg line.
For seats 10 the West, apply at the bar OF the
Union Hotel, Richmond. All baggage or property,
whether belonging 20 passengers sent by the stage
at the risk of the owners thereof.
june l-law I2tc A. PATERSON, Proprietor.
Richmond and Salem
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-18
Drugs, Medicines, &c. DC.

Drugs, Medicines, &c. DC.
The subscriber has received part OF
S4N-zs his Spring supply Of Drugs. Medicines.
TsgP &c. and expects TO receive the remainder
80 by the first arrivals from New York,
z TX Philadelphia and Baltimore H. deems
1t supertuous to say any thing by way
of putting he good qualities of the articles he offers
for sale. of which, well the prices, those who
wish To purchase generally choose TO be their own
Judges The public hs sc right to expect ere,g thing
they buy to be good but 1t Is rery unusual
cry of sinking fish from the salesman if the article
called for should not be the best of the kind the
market. His object l., therefore keep the best he
can buy. and sell them as low he afford
Il. {. MCNAMARA.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-18
FOR RENT.

FRy subscriber Just received from the Chrmira! Ware
house Of George " Carpenter Philadelphia the follow.
ing articles which, among many chemical arces UTrra
red thee are IN high rerne amongst the most eminent medical
gentlemen Of that CITY.
Saratoga Powders h7 water can be prepared equal
~ all respects, 10 TIA, taken from the springs
Compound FLUID Extract OF SasaVarla, for preparing
few minutes the Lisbon dict drink.
Compound Syrup OF LivCTwou safe ard valuable mrII.
cine for coughs spin. Of blood consumption ard liver com
plants Ol the medicines made Tor tire above
stimulating nature composed generally 81 resins
and hasams alcoholic solutions, which although
giving Temporary relief almost every where
freely used assavac the disease and reduce the strength Of
the pals" tins preparation IS as active as can bcmade from
the fresh plant aud the considerably improved by
tonic and cNUcc'oIs medicines which have teen selected
Crrard Ka for making the saline drargN or neutral mix
urc, daCh Of this salt dissolved u four Of
instantly produces m.Sturc similar AND equal every respect
10 that mad" with fresh lemon juice and salt OF
Black Oxide Of Mercury for cvieVomnecusy making the
blue pill one fourth Of grain fully equal to three grams Of
the pin
son1frd CoTlya TINS 7 ~-cive preparation Of tho bal
sam, and is rendered SOLID without tive a-nn OF heat di'
shng strength hy Oh" addition of inefficient articles;
much approved Of w the faculty Caution The Resin Of Co
ra7a made by cyapon'r- 'ne r7'sam Is entirely inert
Oh Co0nrv1, dose TO trops, IS superior tn Naphha
Oh ofCursb TINS vr'u'hcaaauor TO sasrur ro,aiya
Toto % drops to- of h',am will greatly increase the
ryac OF Qmorc two grams Of which rro equal to ono OF
Qurur, and at lees than ouc-ihri OF the prrr.
Oh oI Slack Pepper This much NOR .'yc preparation
than m crime, dr0r fully equal r ''re,. OF rr lat
added TO SIX grains vii greatly increase tho powers Of that
1c.rc
Surrun Casayi E1rk THIS 'hc lrs species Of yellow
r7rk and tho rrr,rr IN Ht-N "a d, col
rrc' Gre UHk which yields Runmc I'm greater proportion
than any other snrrrs s neatly ru up m sen ed cylindrical
PACKAGE ~ y POUND and Ounce
Ec..c. Hr above Articles hand, orthr r', sing
article. can %" h1I at shu,t not ' desired, viz.
pcr,r1,zcd AStIu'ous Tu.... .. H...,
Compound Touc Extract
Extract OF SuamOu'um.
Acetate, suPha'c AVID Cms '.rr
pipetuc. Euctmr Supulns
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-18
Tyler's Vegetable Family Pills.

G'liE efficacy of these Incompatible Pills vegeta&
bic family physic, has been fully demonstrated 81
more than twenty years experience They pro-
nounced by many eminent physicians who use ihetr.
IN their Practice superior their kind and fcaL
effects on the human system, TO other vel ofe
to the public more particularly for ali those aiictve
stoned by diseases of the liver, and arrangement Ir
the functions OF the digestive organs Frequent Cd
nervous head aches; costive habits; jaundce. al
ous statc OF the stomach dzz ness: foui stomach
dyspepsia indigestion; sickness the stumgcE l9s
OF appetite; fatulaDce; gripping; choic; dropsy; IN ST.
for every dsordered state OF the stomach aud roxe
requiring cahartIc medicine. Their operation rs;
mild, and yet hey efectualy remove al nbsiructirns
OF the bowels strengthen the stomach ana excc the
appetite, with little disturbance in the system These
pills contain no mercury, but prepared wholly.
from vegetables and there is danger attending the
use OF them t" either age or Sex, under any circum-
stances where physc is necessary For sale by
JOHN Fl BLAMIRE,
le Opposite the Esulp door
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-18
Sugar, Coffee. &c.

$50 Bags Coffee various quauirs)
30 bids. dry New Orleans sugar Cheap
Is do do Porto REQ do
II do do 81. CrUix do prime
10 do West India and n Orleans molasses
50 bbls and hhds. good Balumore whiskey
500 sacks best Liverpool filed blown salt
$50 sides oak and hcmlJck taned soa leather.
For sale by
aug 70 RALSTON 81 PLEASANTS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-18
REMOVAL.

TALL NELSON has removed tor few weeks,
ito have hls house rcpoircd,) to the store next
to Messts John Vau-Low q Co., few doors below
his present stock Of Goods a. very reduced Prices
His counting groom VIII be kept at his former store.
aug II
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-18
The Christian Almanac,

The Christian Almanac,
NOR Virginia. for the year of our Lord and Sa-
II viour Jesus Christ, 1881 lcuated for the me-
ridan of Richmond
$50 ye into all the world and preach the Gospel to
every creature
. Just published, for sale by
sept Q COLLINS 81 Co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-18

MEX CATLlN'S picture Of the VIRGINIA
I'VE CONVENTION has been sent TO Paris to
be engraved by the most dsn pushed Artist of that
city under the Immediate attention of Gen. Lafavette
Mr Catln has, with great dehberatlon ard care re-
vscd and perfected HIS picture for the hands of the
Engrayer.Gnd Is determined TO spare no pains or ex-
Pcnsc in furnishing the State of Virginia with print
worthy Of their patronage.
The size of the print will be feet by 81, contain
ing correct hkcnesses o all the members of that dis
t'ngushed body Among whom are conspicuously
placed at full length Madison Monroe Chef Justice
Marshall, Randolph. Leigh, TazewelI and others
The painting gives correct view of the interior Of
the Legislative Hall, and the heads have all been
painted from lie.
Persons wishing 10 Obtain impressions from this
splendid plate will gam advantage ~ subscrisi1s
for them lnasmuch they will be served with the
first ard best impressions. and have them delivered
at their residence, or wherever they NAV direct
Letters To this Ell. addressed Geo Csln Rich
mont, Va and post paid will be cheerfully received
and attended to GEO. CATLIN.
w" the subscribers. having been familiar with the
above mentioned painting by Mr.. Catlin, during its
progress, and being enabled to Judge as to the fde-
~ Of the ikenesses, do hesitate to recommend il
TO tho public for their patronage.
JAMES p. PRESTON,
J. A CHEVALLIE
w +. PENDLETON,
THOMAS RJTCTIJn