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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-18
FOR REWI,
WARD .ELECTTON

INHE election of Common Councilmen, in the Sc
N vcral Wards, will be held on the LIST Wednesdhy
IN april nert, viz: In Jefferson Ward No I, at the
Watch house; in Madison Ward No. Q, at the CITY
iiai'; and IN Monroe Ward No. 8, Mt the Shockoe Hill
Tavern. rolls will open in each Ward, at 10 o'clock,
a. NJ. The frceholders of lots within the said civ
whether improved or not, and whether such free
holders reside therein or not, and the housckcepcrs
and inhabitants of the said city, who shall have re-
sided therein at any time for the space of three months,
without the intermission of one I2 months, and nos.
sess in their own right within tho same movable and
immoveable property to the value of one hundred
pounds" are entitled TO vote.
mar 3-26J w. ID. WREN S,ro,t n -
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PRESCRIPTIONS received at the Bookstore of II. ID.
~ SANXAY, for publishing the Great Debate GOING m in The
Senate of the u. States.
This vol. will comPrize, probably the creates, body of po,i,i.
cal history and constitutional exposition, ever delivered in a
deliberate assembly. ~"
The debate, so far, embraces within its range, as principaI
Speakers the names of Messrs Foot, Kane, AIcKinnev Sm;,b
OF Md, Livingston, Hayne, Webster, Benton, Spragne, Row.
an, Barton, Holmes, Noble, Woodbury., Smith of s. C..
Grundy, Clayton and knight, and reaches already 400 n,rps
octave Many gentlemen are yet expected to speak.
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4 Newspaper for the ladies.

for pubtishing in The City Of washinU(pn.
WEEKLY NEwSpApER. in neat quasto form,
containing eight pages, devoted entirely to the dis.
sem,nst'on OF Intelligence useful aud interesting to
the Ladies', to be entitled
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CONDENSED REPoRrs.

A toNDENsED REPoRrs of Cases in the Supreme
~ Court Of the United States, containing tho
whole series of the Decisions Of the Court from lis
organization to the commencement of Peters Re-
ports at January term, 1927; with copious notes OF
parallel Cases in the Supreme and Circuit Courts
Of the United States. Edited by Richard Peters.
Esq Counsellor at Law and Reporter of the Deci-
sions OF the Supreme Court of the United States.
~ This work will be completed in G vols. and
VIII embrace all the Cases reported by Dallas, Crancb
and Wheaton, and be a saving of upwards of 800.
~ Vol. fist received by the subscriber, where
subscriptions are taken TO the work.
Feb. g.. l. III. NASH
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NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
IN NELSON has received by the Richmond
-. Packet, I'D and Sd bobbinet laces, gimp la
ces and edgings, (part very fine;) barege and fancy
silk scarfs, new style belt ribbands, superior blk.
Italian lustrings and company satins, black and white
silk hosiery, long and short ii. S. gloves, bombazets
and circassians, az Sd white merino fannels, fine
ana s~uPerhne blue, black, g. MKT cloths, with a varie-
W Of other desirable goods, which arc offered at very
low prices for Gosh.
feb ID
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The Romance Of History.
SPAlN. BY Don Il. De Trueba.
- 'Truth is strange,
Stranger than fiction"
LORD BYKoS.
"Our limits will not permit any thing like ANALYSIS
of the vast stores of romantic deed and wild adyen-
ture contained in the work. Gazette.
IAN excellent medium for conveying strong and
vivid pictures ofthe past Monthly Reuieu.
"They are OF The most intense and vivid interest -
Literary Magnet.
Just published, for sale by
feb 10. COLLINS g. CO..
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LAMP OH. &c

ALMONDS, LAMP OIL, &c.
NNJE are now receiving for sale,
w - Bags green coffee
10 sacks almonds
10 casks winter pressed lamp oil
8 casks cheese
30 barrels apples
. tons Virginia bar iron. and plough moulds.
DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. co.
VTNHE Subscriber has just received the FOLLOWING
Il articles, viz:-Vinaigrc de Rouge, Rouge i1i
pots, Maccassar oil, Genuine Otto of Rose in Small
potties' Essence bottles mounted and plain, Porce-
lain pallets, Snuff boxes a variety. fsomc Iyorr :
opera glasses, German smoking pipes, Medicated
oL SILK, Cayenne Pepper in powder. And expect
ed daiiy, a further supply of Florida water and Pres.
ton smelling Salts.
1eo y II. G. McNHMARA.
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CLOVER SEED.

Landing from Schr Minerva,
IN Bushels clover seed Of the new crop, for sale by
"a T. r.. DREW, Agent.
V~iRGlNlA:-At rules, holden in the clerks office
v OF the superior court of chancepy for the Rich.
mond district, the LIST day Of February, 1880. william
Sterling, pit. agairs, John Parkbill, Samuel Parkhill,
Charles COPELAND, Francis Is. Dyer, and other dfts.
The defendants John Parkbill and Samuel ParkhiI,
not having entered their appearance and given secu.
rity according to the act OF assembly and the rules Of
this court, and it appearing, by satisfactory evidence,
that they are not an inhabitants Of this country; il is
ordered, that the said defendants do appear here on
the first day Of the next June term, and answer the
bill Of the plaintiff; and that a copy Of this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published in
the city Of Richomnd. for two months successfully, and
posted at the frontdoor Of t~hecapitol, in the said city.
A copy. Teste,
IL WIN, g. PENpLEroN. q. g.
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o S. COURTNEY.

Wahr Street, opposite The old Market,
- ESPECTFULLY invites the attention of his
~ friends and the public, to a choice selection of
Groceries, which he offers for sale either by Wholesale
or retail, on as good terms as they can be purchased
elsewhere in the city. Much care has been taken in
The selection of his wines and liquors, which are
warranted genuine.
Mestcrs of vessels, viii find it 70 their interest to
rave their orders for ship stores with him, which win
be put UP low, and sent aboard free of expense
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Extract from a Census Dialogue.
Census man. But who is the head Of
the family : 81 -.
Mrs. c'Fynn.-Och bless ye, hon.
ey--its all head and no head they're
all for themselves.
Census mun.-IIow many are there in
your family h.a
Mrs. O'Flynn.--Is il that you wish to
know Ifyou'vc got piece Of chalk, I'll
tell ye, sir, in the lwinkling Of a bcd-post.
Let me see--tl,ere's Luke Lancy, and bis
gang OF waddIcrs, that's fourteen ahere's
Paddy O'Rourke, his wirs and twelve
Children there's John McSogg'csi tho
well digger, and Jenny O'ReiIey, tho
bog-trottcr there's my sev3 darters
with their husbands, and bct|xt them,
twenty-sevcn as sweet little ones rs you'd
wish to clap your own ngly cyl upon.
and there's myself and Teddy, hd our s
sons, with their wives and 'ynty-threo
young ms .3csides six lodgcriand four
teen bonrdcrs.
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Z (" The utmost condemnation bvades tho
Jaekson ranks In this part Of world
and With. good reason. Thfesertions
frot's the party since the Prefnt's luto
dcvelopemcnt Of his detcrmif Jon to 70
all Lengths with the majority bis party,
rs welI as in.their opposition tbe Amer
ican System, ss ia all other |pccts, has
produced a falling of smonbis diends
entirely unprecedented. nsessbss
y Congress from his own s Tsnnes-
see, Il Is ru,nourcd, bsvfeHed bisr,
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FoR THE SrAn.
LINES,
Written for a Lady's .albu,,,.

Wrttfcn for Ladys .dibuin. ,
Here man, write 10 feed boo,lc.s pride;
And many read 10 censurs sid dsdds;
A countless crowd in nothing we'll agreed.
But differing, ell. in politics or creed.
One writes VI b benrt - cold ~ iiins snow,
Ano,heI's fred by passions wsrmesl glow;
.Iers the Young miss. fresh from . boarding
ichooI, s
lnscribss her verse b. measure and by rule
And older miidcns priekcd by -upids DART.
i'eur sent,p,snt,l rhyn,ings from their hosrt.
There pedun,s Gull from out their borrowed
store. Trirfa tci
Lines ell have read ten thoussnd- times before /;
And critics too, will note ,he simple phrAs',
Condemn like C,n1c', or liks msumsn prs'ss.
TIL the vile spIscn which swell, thsss envious
men. n. .,.....,,,i
shsIihsvs esudsd rom the se'id pa.
And g,sspins tho too mack ncslsc''d lyrs, :
Pure Giendslip hssc will breath her hs Low Cd
Ere, 1s1sisas et.
Tnpsrt some feeling Of soul within, isif -,
Unconscious OF deceit nor stsin'd whb sin. y.
Bu. he, the ss,by efihsss passing LIN .. a..
whs, passion ruI4s him : or What Ns confines
Fur hin what friend nne, what fair one blooms,
what pIsssprs cheers him, OF what grief con-
ssnss ~ -
IRE Ill but sriAss--if hs may but elm.
TO write In ,Ifs fsh book his worthless name
And ,hvs secure rsmcn,brsnss--I lost beside,
I, tines oblivious ovsrwhclm ag tide.
Warren, JuIy :, 1880. EN-
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HENRY BOWEN, sec'ry

/" Advertisement. Peritcd or furatcd on
an inauspicous nocturnal hour, subsequent
to the day lately authoritatively devoted to
humiliation and pcnitencc from the fpnil-
can dome ofthe hyposcritoris1ist, u leuco-
phnted quadrupcd ofthe jumentan order,
cquistrian genius, feminine gender, capi-
tally fuscaied, auIlcrically marked in cin-
ciput, in stature, according to cq,.isonic
admeasurcncnt, fourteen and ahalfciench
fists--in tho quindeciA'al ycnr Of existence
--tolIutates with cclerity, succates with
agility, in course concitaicd Is elegantly
gracclul--and all in the supcriative de-
gree whoever from lhe preceding inconism,
Iy presentation, deambulntion, perspicuta-
ton, OF otherwise, shall gain intelligence
Of the nonpareiI, and will apport or CON-
municatc the same to mo, shall become
reciprocal Of o remuneration adequate to
the emolnmcnt from
.pt JoHS HoPKiNsoN.
Exeter, (New Hampshire April Is.
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Exeter, (New Hampshire April Is

M,cHIczs. There arenow four News
papers published In this Territory. The
land is ofths best quality, end offered in
abundance st one dollar and q quarter an
acre, producsis plenty, cattle 'chcoP, the
fsrmers healthy and happy, and they lay
ont nothing but Industry which netts
them two hundred per cent. in the shape Of
hoae sty and indsprn1ence.-~ Bss. CouF.
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Ir We are rsqussted to mention,
thst il isexpec.ed the Rev. Mr.. Pstiison,
ofProvidenee, win preach inIths Barfis'
Meeting House, to-snossow. -.
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!Sl4te Of Rhode Isiaad and Provideme,
PLcnt6tions. h, General assembly, Jun.
-lyxssios, A. ID. 1880 am
An ACT in amendment of an net entitled
AN act to establish Public Schools"
SEcrIoN L. Bet enacted by The Gsn-
srai .A,ssmbly, and by the authority thereof
au enacted, Th6t at the annual town
meetings holden for the choice Of town Of
fcsrs, zach snd every town in this State,
shall, 6iles the passing Of this act, appoint
ccmmittes which shall be called the
School Committee; and shall consist ol
ncsicss than FIVE, nor more than thirty per
son, rssidcnl inb-bitams Of each Of said
1owas; 10 act without compensation.
asc. q. And be 4 further enacted, That
40 nueh of the third section ofsaid act AZ
j. iueousiMssts with lbis Get, BE- and the
ssanoI y hireby ssPsaled s3e ~.
3!1ss copy>-lSYitness, ~
n f.ca HENRY BOWEN, Sec'sy.
i. N ~ a., r y ~, sssr---
- ~ ssslhosixs ths town ofemith6cid
~ @11ssss their School Committee.
. lssS1sd, "a. That the fteemcn of
lko 1owu of Gnth6sl at . lsgsI town
NJ 49, - ~ = y s6iS Smjtb6eId, 10
a. ~ - shsy s's hereby ~
49, - ~ = srrois' nst
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....-
- The 5sth Anniversary Of American In-
dependence, was cclebrated in Bristol, on
Monday laa, ia . very appropriate man
ncr, by the Bristol Temperance Society
AT Sunrise, q salute from the Artillery,
Majo' Gorhsm, accompanied BY merry
peal from every steeple in town, announc
ed to the sIumbering inhabitants that the
monarch Of day had arisen in glorious
tnejesty, and commencedl,is march up the
ysuIt ofheaven, difIusing his enliyening
rays over our happy country, and ming
ling his benignant smiles with the joyous
gratulations ola free people. "a
Al 10 o'clock, a procession was formed
in front of the Hotel, under the direction
Of Col. Bs,yan,in s.. Beusn, Marshal Of
the day and proceeded in the following
Order =.
Light Infantry, Capt. Clifford. .to.
United Train of Artillery Maj, Gorham
Orator, and Reader Of the ncc:artion
Of Independence.
Officiating Clergy. "iiY 4it'' ~ z
Clergymcn Of the town. lis fEi1npf
Members Of the Temperance Society.
Preceptors ofthc Public Schools.
Judges Of the State Courts.
Members Of the State Legislature.
Members of the Town Council. i
Rcgimental and Staff Officers. aaM VI
Officers Of the Customs and Post or
fee Department.
Free School Committee.
Strangers and Citizens. : is''' - 4
The procession moved up State street,
down Hope street, through Church street
up Thames and Bradford streets, to the
Congregational Meeting House, when
the services were commenced by a very
appropriate and impressive address to the
throne ofGracc, by the Rev. Mr.. Lewis,
The Declaration of Independence was
read by Golden Dearth, Esq. The Ad-
dress to the Temperance Society was de-
livercdby John Howe, Esq. in which he
very eloquently portrayed the moral cf
fects on society-of the rapidly incrcas.
ing vice Of intemperance, and the effects
on the victims who are daily falling sac.
rifce to it. After tracing some Of the
causes which lead to this vice, he sugges-
ted, what seemed to him the most plausi.
BILE means for the promotion of temper.
ance. The Address did great credit IL
its author, and the association, Of which
he is member. XXX ~. IS
The services were intersperscd and en-
livened by the singing ofseveral anthems
which were performed in n very superior
manner, by the Choir under the direction
Of Col. Bourn. The services of tn,
house being closed, the proce session agal'
formed and proceeded down Hope nm,
State streets to the Hotel, and dismissed
The appearance Of the military Comps
nies was fine, ard the day passed off wit
out any occurrence to mar the pleasure
i Of the celebration. .y
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gsSse sl,An ninN pcrsNns VOW sppeirssl il
sl;c kcbool comn.ittcs of aAid town, ss t.a.
he same power and y rontmue in ctfis
he same term Mitll the peysons aife:.
appointed.
lTz ,frne' copy Wituess,l n 's,g Z,
't EIIENAY BOWEN, Sec'ry. ,
IN sct to aothcvixe thc Town Council
the town Of Providence, to appoint |;
Harbor Master.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-19

Legislature OF the states, the aoopuoh OF the Hst Ct
fectu aud decisive measures to protect the Militia and
the States from the usurpatons contained in their pro-
ceedings." The procet dngs of Congress the Ell.
ecuve in relation to the Militia and the war.l
"2 That it expedent also to prepare state
ment exhibiting the necessity which the imprudence
and INABILITY ofthe General Government have imposed
upon the States Of providing for their defence,
and the imposbty ofheir dischargng this duty, and
at the time fulfilling the acquisitions Of the Gen
eral Government, and also to recommend to the Legs.
lstures of the several States to make provision for
mutual defence, and to make earnest application
the Government oftbe United States, with a view to
arrangement whereby the States may be enabled
to retain portion of the taxes levied by Congress- for
the purposes of seldefence, and for the reimburse
ment OF expenses already incurred account Of the
United States"
IS. That it is expedent to recommend to the sever
al State legislatures certain amendments to the Con.
stitution, viz:
That the power to declare or make War by the Con-
gress of the United States be restricted.
That is expedien tn attempt to make provision for
power TO make States and admit the I'm into the Un
ion
That an amendment be proposed respecting slave
presentation and slave taxation"
TIN The 18th December, 1914 it was proposed shat
the caPacit, OF nsrszed citizens hold Office trust
honor OF profit, ought to be restrained" &c.
ne >ubs' quent proceedings not given at large.
put seems that the Report of the Committee a.
dnp'ed ard also recommendation of certain measures
(o the Character at which are not normed) to the
states Tor their uuai d. fence, and having voted that
the inuhcnon OF secrecy, regard TO ali the debates
ana proceeding nf the Convention Except 50 far
lstes to The report nna adopted be continued" the
Conve ntion adjourned die but Gas it WAS supposedly
to meet sgain when circumstances should require it.
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oc;es er&e Chesapeake 5. Ohio c.ssl C..

Cc'ee q lac Chesapeake s. Ohio Csesl Co.
WAsnissr"s. Nov. II. 1900
~ OTiCE Is HEREBY GIVEN; THAT m
4 'ns'aiinent at Two Doiiars and Fsfsv
Ce'.is per share (b~ing the l0,h ins,sImeut,
o" every Share OF Stock In the Che sapesk e
aud Ohio Canal Company. il required TO be
paid On the 2O,h day VI January n~a, and |,
further sum of Two Dslls,s and Fif,v Cents
per share tbeing the lltb ms, slms mn on tho
-O'h day az February neAi--whicb install.
men's MUS, be paid ,o,hc esr..,t az ,.,e che.
saPeskc s"d Ohio Canal Company, 60 tho
ssl,~i or other officer Ut either OF ,l,. foIlo,.
NY Banks, viz.
The i'fanch Of the Bank of the United s,a,cs
n, Washington.
The l'ans Of Washington. at Washington.
The Patriotic bank. ,lo
The Bank ofthe Metropolis. do.
The Farmers and Mechanics hank n George.
town.
The Bank Of Alexsndris. at Alexandra.
Tie Bank of Potomac, do.
The Farmers hank al Aiexan,lr;,. do.
Tie Mechanics bank of Alexandra, do.
The iiAgers'own Bank, in iisgcrS,own, Nd.
AID the Drnnch Of the Valley Rank. iu
Chsrles'own, Va.
ny order OF the President anil D;teotors.
JOHN T. INGI.E, Clsrk
Caes. & Ohis Canal Com
Nov IL. 1929 --vi2OF.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ALBERT NEwsAM.

me OeGf and Dumb Orphan Boy.
Soon after the establishment of the
Pennsylvania Institution for the deaf
and dumb. in Philadelphia, in 1890.
information was communicated to the
gentlemen most active in its Concerns.
that two DIHes had arrived in this city.
whose condition entitled them 20 no
tice and assistance.
They were accordingly songlIt for,
and found al, an obscure inn on the
wharf, near Market street; one of
these strangers was an adult, the other
boy about ten years old.
Some surprise was excited BY tho
ability ol the man TO write, but az he
represented that he had been taui,ht in
the school Of the Able SIcard nj Paris.
and as his style Of writing was marked
by the pscuIiaritics of the deaf and
thumb IN the earlier stages of their eel
hca'''n; aud ns, moreover, every at
tempt TO throw him on his guard. by
sudden questions or loud and unex.
pected muses., failed Of their object,
suspicion was completely luIied. The
natural priVations of his artless com.
panion, whom he represented 10 be III,
brother. could not for a moment be
questioned; and after some persuasion
he consented 10 leave tie boy AZ the
institution until his return from Rich.
mond, IN Virginia, where be pretended
10 be gong. 10 order TO recover a sum
oi money due to the estate of their "a
ther. lie was furnished with a com
plete suit 1T clothes, and with means
90 defray his travelling expenses, and
took his departure for Richmond, leay-
ing the boy behind him; since then no.
thing has been heard of his mo, ements.
though circumstances have transpired
which leave no doubt Of his being an
impostor.
The subject Of this notice became
IN object Of deeper sympathy and ~.
terest when IL was discovered tina, he
nad been the associate. and probably
me auPe q 80 unprincipled an indivi.
naai' snd every effort VAS therefore
nade 70 trace his real history. II wa.
long. hoSever, before his mind could
30 reached by questions, or h;. -.
beeome sn Tar developed a. 70 sn.hI.
him satisfactorily 20 reply. IIi4 6s.,
communication, az 90 his former real.
deoer, wss rude drawing represent.
ihg iown on the margin Of = river.
which, after msBy ups8ccesSful efforts
to dstsrmlne the original, was recop.
sized by sn accidental visitsr. 10 be-
esesbenyills in Obio. Soon after the
discovery a gentleman from that place
vas taken 20 the Institution. and ion
nedis:ssy aesgssfsd the boy ~ Al
htst NeWsam, the son Of boatman on
the Ohio, who had been drO~aed. OF
he other reIsuOns he eOuid give no &C,
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Valuable ] and for Rent

~ pursuance Of Decree Of the Supetior
n Couri Of Chanory held =, Wincbruer.
made at the l,st Term 81 the Count. IN the
sui' Of Robert Waters against " ill,sm Lutte.
Administrators 81 Daniel Alslsdt, deceA.e i.
and othcrS, shall offer for rent. Goa tic term
of one year, 81 public suction.
On Monday fbe sd dag ef MDe6 neri.
at Damiei Entiet's Tavern, "a Shepherds own.
that salosble Tract of Land en WHICH che
said Daniel Als,sjt resided. Abort four miles
lfoIn ChsilestoNn, Containing SOS Acres, III
81 Acres OF which Is cleared, and tie residue
- Va wood The fenieF must give bond vith
seeafiiy Tor The psy meni OF The rent
JOHN 5. NACILI,
.D0rtAgl y ME WircAsafcy Ul,irief
Feb 8. 1870 nj
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n conseq,enee Of subscriptions Which
- arc now aud then dropping ia Cor the
abovs work, Il !, necessary 10 state. that
toe publication Of IL has been suspended
Tor more than year past u viii. per
haps. be resumed 40 some future day. VI.
on an improved and enlarged scale. In
The m~an'ime. the Editor return. bis CRATE.
ful Acknowledgements for the friendly re-.
c-piion gwen to the work during its bIiei
career.
A few copies Of the 81 volume. (houud. )
and some Of the 9TH. lin shects.) FOR sale
al the office or the Free Press.
December co. 1899
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B0LTING CLOTHS.

H%fiE suaser'Lsrs have on hand. and AZ,
II ohrring very ehrar. Boiling Clo,L.
from no. ~ inclusive, OF the mo-, -.
proved stamp and quality. Also. No &
SCREEN NiHE. adapted for M,llrt-u..
THOMAS c. LANE Z. co
N. We Lave ON hand POIESIFD
" .iCo.N BOALS Of The bee, quaint, srl
"a'e just received . supply oI III. h,ebi,
jt.NLfI.f HO.N--Aiso. 8. $ ip,b
rngAsi 'olIcd Iron. for carrysli tire Also
S'o"iey' sheer, Lnglish, Country Diistef.
ana Cast STEEI, aud SHEET BkAS~ a.
","''shs 4. {. l. q co.
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IkNiiE subscriber N,.hes 10 Inform ,bs cit.
zFns Of Jthcfsoo eousty that be- hes
purchased 1hs fighi for said essints. Of . pa
iert Corn shtjtng Machine. The sLespnsss
sud simple sifuerirc 81 which, (hssisg 10
machinery liable 90 disorder render q on
OhJsci orihY o( examinations The mode
ol sheilihsis 30 simple. and the labour 90
sight the' boy 81 l01cars n,sy shell aiih
this msehiue - much corn al man Tk,,
msy be seen 81 his Store ~ Chsriosto,,p. a,
Nr y Carriers ~ tIsrprrs. Ferry, or n
Mr. 7 D. Tsibot'st She pherdsIo~n
GEO w. HAMMOND.
Who viii take IN exchspge fof Goods ~ r,.b
prices, HHf-.fT. RYE, CORN. WOOL
~ SOLTE-FT P8PRR Dec. &c, 1879.