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plain, and nothing Ia take back.
And how, sir, is this supposed doubt produccd'
The Senator from Louisiana SAYS that The Cos<ti-
tuition is susceptible or two different readings. One,
that which gave as found II written, and the
other this: ',he President daring he recess IF TIE
Senate shall have powcrto till mp all vacancies that
may happen" According TO this latter reading, he
thinks II probable that The President would have
the right To do that WHICH he has done. Now, sir, ,
from whence does this honorable Senator derive au-
thorty thus TO d'slocate the members of the sen
tence. and. TO re arrange them according his fan
cy? II h. Ia not bound read the instrument as il
Is written, he has tic same power Ia amend IT, by
the substitution OF new wors, by invcr,iug the
order IN which the old woods found, so TO give
them new sense. The gentleman cannot claim
the merit EVEN al originality for his invention Il
is certainly Old tie DAVIS OF Swift. IN whose
amusing PALE o. = Tab road that the srmc
device wa p!attl-rG rpTn the testament there men
toned The three Lro hers not being "A bic 10 find
the permission they desired written therein f0fidep
r'r6is sought for it iotiiem syilu5is; no. udinr II
even then. they tried make 1t ont f1tdea Hieris:
and 1t was only when they failed in this too that
they found themselves under the necessity OF chung
ing the photography. Had they lived IN the present
day. they nigh have saved themselves much ,rcu-
BILE. by merely Altering the OF. what they
wished, and bcsowing upon it dcuom-
nation
Do not tho Senate prcceive wha, would be- the Of
feet OF this new reading of the constitution IT. TIE
Senator from Louisiana would persn Id. us, i, was
permissible 10 adopt it, Read it Is written. and
these words s.durlnr the recess or iha Srna',. -
denote the time within o.hich th, v,c,n,v r,,<, h,
pom, which vacancy he President alone is ar,hofi
zed 10 fill ap but ACCORDING 10 this new reonr ,bcs
! words denote the time within which the President
nav exert the power of d!,nr the vacancy. I,nnnn
when it may. Then the President would need bar
to wait until tho Senate adlourns and he would have
authori,; to ill up all vacanc s. Nay, should he
graciously please TO refer his npprinu"n 10 the
Senate afterwards and they should rrract ,hc,n in.
stead of wa ching g. occasions tn re- fnniiar.e On,
fNt,rl fur ft
appoint tn same inivduai; and 20 81 kiis, qYofig7
TO tho end of the chapter \ more su.uU.irY IN thod
/" divet ;hc Senate Of a.! horit'. AM - invest the
President lone wh ccmmpictr power over n! aa-
n'mcnts. could not well h. Notwithstanding il
inrGIS tho very hru'es nt their comuoa dargr- uut
OF che quarter from whence ! ae exit d; and
surely Arguments such a this si,ui pat "a uYl
our guard
An h"nnr"'l Senator II ~ Maryiaai rMr S,IrHI
to is ~ that h has never uioyin On, the Pre-
sldert nigh institute missions he p,na-ss WI
out consulting the SHni'e, or any body es,--tliat
hc 81 said and 81 voted, il the Panama case; and
II (. hill
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TO THE PUBLIC.

d'uH Copnr ncrshp heretofore existing under the
hTm OF kylcs gnd Copcrton, EXPIRED by lmita-
iion ON inc 2Is February last. Those who are IN
GcJicd 10 THAT concern, must pay
JAMES KYLE,
JOSEPH KYLE
~. II CAPERTOS
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BALTiMoar, April II

VIOLENT GALE "A vinl,nt gale from tho snu,h
west, west aud north west, commenced here about
dark Friday evening last and has since continued
with but little ntcrmissiou.
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instead of transferring the article directly from vessel
TO vessel
The defeat of The petitioners on this occasion 10
to be attributed IN no small degree. to the nterfer
cucc OF the Inspector himself
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SIANIllSE TWINS.

7E'flE Siamcsc Twins: satircal Tale Of the
Times. with other Poems BY to. oulho- OF
Pelham &c. &c 'rst published and for sr.o, by
n7r p =. H. NASH
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7RULY SPLEEDID.

4 PObbOS Off or thc Musical Souvenir
a The Keepsake Francois
The ralsmaa
The Literary Souvenir
The Auulrt
juvenile Forget Me Not
New Years GIFT
Hoods Comic Annual
u ~ h1ndsomo,y bound in silk, &c. cul with
splendid Engfaviugs, from the first artists 10 the
wordall just imported, and offered for sale for
the first time in Richmond, by j. ~. EASiL
mar 20
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rRo- TIRE AMERICAN DAILY ADVERTISER

PROS itE AMERICAN DAILY ADVERTISER
"'1W Me Glory ot Cesar. but the UeiJare of Rom,
The NATIONAL REPUBLICANS ofihc third
Congressional District of Pennsylvania, yiewirfr
wnh lively interest the proceedings of their fellos;
citizens of the City and County OF Phndeloh,p. on,
TIC highly important occasion OF the NOMINATION or,
Che Magstrnet; and with n view of AIDING IN every
honorable wny N tic glorious cause os also to an
point de"g't" IN the grand National Convention
TO DC hctd IN Baltimore IN December NEXT invite
thslr fellow citizens, friendly the elect on of HEN
Ky CLAY, TO meeting for that purpose to be held
a, The Commissioners Hall, Northern Liberties, ON
Monday afternoon, the 9Th in:;.. At 4 O'clock
From The PH,sbmrg Statesman
M' LAY has b"cn nominate cd for the Presidency
at public meeting held at POttsvle n this STATE
and set {" spirited resolutions adopted IN his favor
Mr. Clay will go out, dly.-Thc people arc
beginning TO ct their eyes open, ard when they shall
see ceariy-thcy will also feel that Mr. Clay is iden-
ul"d with all that promises glory and prosperity to
the country; and they wall with one accord exclaim
thou art Ia, man for us
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a Ton 10 +,
and 400 on
The I3,h Of Ap.
Each party 10 sho.
mar 30--7aw5t
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Zeal French Easacy store,

To be c0niinu Il !
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-01-12

trade to Mexico, was read the third time, ancA
passed The Senate spent short time in the
consideration of Executive business.
HOUSE. Mr.. Storrs Of New York, from
the committee on the judiciary, reported bill
enabling marshals of the United States, who
had not made their returns of the enumeration
of the Inhabitants of their respective districts
on the LIST of Dec. last, the time prescribed by
the law of last session. TO do by the LIST of
June next. Three cases of this character had
occurred !; one liz Tennessee one in Indiana,
and one in the city of New York.
Inc bill toestablish uniform militia through
out the United States, was Committed TO tho
committee on the Militia. The House decided
to dispense with attending in the Senate cham
Der, on the trial of Judge Peck.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. s.
SENATE. The Impeachment of Judge Peck
was resumed Mr.. Meredith made his opening
speech for the defence, which occupied an houE.
and ten minutes; after which, the first witness,
Robert Wash, Esq, was called and exSaIined.
At the close of his examination the Court adj
iourned.
HOUSE. Mr.. Chiffon offered resolution
referring it TO the committee on Public Expen-
ditures to inquire into the expectancy OF adopt
Eg some regulation to prevent members, abb
sent from the Houses of Congress without suf-
fcicnt cause from receiving their per diem al
lowance during such absence. The resolution
w"s adopted by vote of 1877 to 81 After tho
iqrthering of several bills on tho table, tho
House went into the consideration of the Bill
authorizing a change in the disposal of land
granted for the Illinois and Michigan Canal
The Bill was finally rejected
THURSDAY, Jan. 6.
SENATE. Judge Peck's trial was re sumedA
and two moro witnesses, MIR. John Walker, lato
Sheriff of st. Louis, and Mr.. PeItis, member
OF the House of Representatives, were exam.
med. Nothing further new was elected. Tho
Court then adjourned.
HOUSE. The Appropriation Bill for tho
Military Service was reported. The bill rea-
tive to the continuation of the Baltimore and
OHIO Rail Road in the District of Columbia,
was referred to the Committee of the District
It having been suggested by Mr.. DoddridQe
that important interests belonging to the cit-
zens OF the District were involved in the bill,
and required the special guardianship of the
committee. Some discussion took place on
the bill to amend the several acts relating 10
Copy Right.
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ervsrc ~, ~. MONDAY, Jan. 8.
appeared and took his seat ns President oc ,he
Senate The bill was passed, making addition.
al compensation to the marshal of the district
OF OF Nnoae Island. The Senate, as High Court
oil impeachment for the trial of Judge Peck. on
motion mo of Mr.. Tazewell, adjourned over to
wednesday. After short time spent in the
adjourned '"1'0
HOUSE, Mr. Carson called the attention NJ
the members to the proposition submitted bv
MN iast session. for the establishment of a
branch of the United States Mint, in the Uo,J
regions of North Carolina, and intimated his
intention to bring the subject again under their
consideration. '''''
A message was received from the Presidert
transmitting copies OF the correspondence and
other documents connected with The nerot;a-
tons for the renewal ofthe West India trade.
cruorr ~, 49,, TUESDAY, Jan. 4.
SENATE. The bill providing for the mount.
ing and equipment of part of the army of the
United States, for the protection of the inland
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-01
600 Reward
&3O Newark,

80 ANYWAY from the subscriber, living near Upper.
Z 4 vile, Fauq Tier County, Virginia, slave named
HNIHONY
known in and about Alexandra, d. C.. as Anthony
Williams. lie is about six feet in height and stoutly
made; supposed be about years old, but from the
badness on the Of his head looks older; ofcop.
per complexion. cunning countensnee, and plausible
manner Anthony left my farm in the vicinity Of Up
pcryille on the slst Of last March, with pass SLOWING
him to pass to and return from FAIRFAX Court House,
written four days from that date have reason to be-
lieve that during his absence he procured spaa in
tended for another slave named Daniel, authorizing
his passage to aud return from Baltimore, within six
or eight days from the date thereof The date Of said
pass was probably ID april. 1891, White chimneys.
Loudoun County, Va. tits conjeetured, from Antho~
ns former habits (havng been sailor) that be has
made for Baltimore other sea port where be
NAV have found employment the wharf or on board
Of some ship II is possible that he may be employed
ON The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal.
The above reward will be paid for experimenting and
securing him that &c, him again, and all reason
able charges in addition for his delivery to me, at my
residence near Uppervlls, Va. or to Mr. John Lloyd
Alesaniris -. C lis expected that any passes ia
his possession his apprehension will be promptly
secured. CHARLES l.. POWELL.
,n.y W-co3w
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$50 Reward.

DANAwAY on the Esd inst. from the subscriber,
IL living near Middlcburg, Loudoun County. We. .
negro man named
STEPHEN,
between so and 40 years Of age, about feet or in
cles high no, very black; had his toes frost bitten
when boy (bef,re IPurohased him) which occasions
him to walk pretty much his heels He may be ea.
sy detected on examination, he is rather ignorant.
but speaks boldly at times. His countenance 10 ole.
ra,iy good, he took with him twed linsey tight
grey coat, nscy vest. blue wrappers, two pair home
made and linen pantaoons, cotton shirts, and
oil white fur hat. IIc was brought from Maryland
when yonh.
viii give $40 for his apprehension and confinement
in Jail ifaken the State Of yirginis or $50 taken
cut of the State; and in either case all reasonable oh
ges il brought home. JESSE aeVEscA
| may 28-eo4w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-01
FOURTH JULY CLAY CELEBRATION.

The Joint Committee appointed on behalf Of
the Citizens Of Washington friendly to the Ell
ection Of Mr.. CLAY, and by the Association Of
Mechanics and other Working-men, having he'd
conference upon the subject Of the Celebration
Of the 4th Of July, in pursuance Of Resolution to
that effect, respectfully invite Meeting Of the
Citizens of the District who concur with them in
political sentiment, TO be held at the City Hall,
on THURSDAY, the Cd June.at half.past seven
o'clock, for the purpose Of making the necessary
preliminary arrangements.
Nav 80, 1881.
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Board Of llealth.

LTa meeting of the Board of Health, on Saturday,
a the 2S,h May. 1851, twas
ilrdcrsd hat the members Of the Board be charged
wirh the discovery and removal Of nuisances, as be
low, viz:
Hugh Csrolin, east of Royal and north OF King stree.
Samuel rtle, north of King, between Royal and
Washington streets
James Douglas, north Of King and west of Washing
ton street.
John Creighton, east Of Royal, between King and
Prince streets
Ezra Iuat, between Roy and Washington and King
ard Prince streets.
James u. Kerr. west Of Washington, between King
and prince streets
James EutwiIe, south Of Prince and east o! Royal
street
Jonathan Jsnney. south OF Prince, between Royal
and Washington streets
A. d. Harmon, sou,l. Of Prince and west OF Wash.
mo ton street JAMES ENTWISLE,
?,n. ,-w3w Sec'y.
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Mackerel.
MSO BBLS. of Fall No. 8 Hsekerel
SOU so hslfbbls No ] and 2 do. For sale By
NAV % a e.. CtZENOVE & Co
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Total 60, 44O 46e,7i5 ii, 086 ,252
The immense disparity between the number OF
slaves held in eastern or lower Virginia, and that
of Western or ultramontane Virginia, is striking
ly manifested by these returns. The white pc.
nulation of the Eastern district exceeds that of
the Western district by only 81, $50; while the
slave populat,on of the Fast exceeds that of the
West by s62,7S5. No wonder Western Virgin
il was uneasy under the old Consultation, which
cave all political power to the Eastern District.
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Nm. NJ Morrison

IAs lust received sale the following interesting
ii works, viz:
c,hcr,s D;ficulties Of Romsnism, do do Of IBhdety
sDrapues Lectures; shrs'ian Ministry. in Volumes
wares Hints on Extemporancous Preaching; 'heo'o
y;oaj lass Book; Consistency, tale by Charlotte E
z,beth; Swans Letters on Hissons Po'Igoit bioic;
Jobn IIenry Hobart, ID. d. Bishop Of New York. with
memoir Of h ; life Alto,
Vol. 9TH, Part L., Of the Library OF Entertaining
Knowlcdge This beautiful work, which proves to be
not only the most entertaining hut one OF the most use
fl, mediums Of conveying useful knowtdse' eo"",irs
a., ;,e "a we'll as to deserve an extended and dsi-
ly increasing encouragement 1t is published under
the ,uperntendence Of The British Society for the DIT
fusion of Useful knowledge, aod reprinted page tor
pac with The London edition Price AZ centsa par''
md viii be continued o. the same terms
! AL, the 8sth No. OF the London Quarterly Review
i, received, and ready for delivery to Subscribers
/ may 28-St
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ALEXANDRIA, d. C.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE /, 1881.

WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE /. 1881.
There has been some talk of the Presidents
bringing back Van Buren, aud Eaton into the Cabi-
net-but it is all talk. We have heard too of
Bentons being brought to Washington. Some
have gone So far as to say that Kendall is to be
elevated. Atany rate, it puts US in mind Of one
OF Moore's off-hand satires written after neso-
tiatlon for new ministry, entitled "King Crack
and his Idols"
:" King Crack was the best of all public Kings,
A,east SO his cousters would swear to you glady,)
Hut Crack, now and then, would do het'rodox things,
And a; last took TO worslipping images sadly.
Some broken down Idols, that long had been placed
In his fathers Cd Cabinet pleased him much.
that he kne.t down and worssipPed. though such
was has tsstei-
They were moa.l.Sas to look at and rotten to touch
Anil these we're The beautiful Gods of King Crack!
Till his People disdaniug TO worship such things,
Cried aloud, one and all, Come your Godships must
You viii not do for u.s. though yuc may DO for Kings
Then, trampling The gross Idols under their feet,
They sent Crack petition, beginning, "grea, Cesar
We are willing to worship, but only entreat
That you'll find some decentcr godheads than these
are"
APT ,"says King craekthen they furnished him
models
of better shaped Gods, but he sent them all back;
Some were cissed too ine some had heads stead Of
noodles,
In shor: they were all much too GodIke for Crack.
So he took to his darling old Idols again,
And, just mending her legs and new bronsing their
faces.
In open defiance Of G IDS aud Of men,
Set the Monsters up grinnng once more in their pis
ccs"
Gov. Winthrop and Sir Richard Saltonsta!l
were two of the founders and first settlers OF
Massachusetts. Winthrop was the hrst Governors
After all the vicissitudes of two centuries, their
direct descendants are now filling high places of
trust and honor in the same civil community
the present Lit. Gov. Thomas L. Winthrop of
Bostoo, is descendant OK the former, and the
Hon. Leverett Saltonstall, of Salem. Just chosen
President of the State Senate, is a descendant OF
the latter.
-aASs~
One Of the Paris papers, edited by well known
eo,rmand, calls upon the French government to
stop The further progress OF the Ausfians ii Italy
on the irresistible ground that 'they have airea'
DIV stopped the supply Of Bologna sausases by
entering that town."
-xESH~
| Census of Jrginia official returns in
detail of this census are just published IN the Rich
mond Enquirer.
The population of the Eastern District Of Vir.
cinian, containing "a counties and 4 towns:
(which are separately returned.l amount to
Free Whites. Strives. r Cord Total
57o,9j5 4.6,25 1905 oS!, g5S
The Western Dis.
trict, which cortsins
As Counties has 3lS sos SS 4ej b,1Zo "'9 ~
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DR.4IVS THIS DIP.
New York Consolidated Lottery,
Extra Class No Ia for 1851,
Will be drawn in the City of New York on "edhes'
day, June
36 No. 1t ry, by ,ernar, Formulation; drawn nao''
SCHEME:
Prize of $4,000 Prize Of $1,000 900
do of 10000 &c. &c. &c
Tickets $40; halves S; quarters so; eighths -
To be had at
J. RUMNEY'S OFrIcE,
KIM Street. opposite The franklin House Hotel
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fTs a: Rahway, ". J.-Ihe Railway Adso.
.'e contains an account of the destructive hre
'''>a occurred near that place on Saturday morn
n, Of last week. at the Calico Print work OF Mr..
''usIer. The destruction was total: ana me
rs OF property is estimated at from Ss'ooC 20
sVOtO. Eleven buildings were consumed WIN
atTo hours. all Of which were new, and occu-
pied bv about 100 persons.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-01

One of the Paris papers, edited by well known
gormand. calls upou the French government to
Stop The further progress of the Austriansia Italy
on the irresistible ground that 'hey have alrea-
DIV stopped the supply Of Bologna sausases by
entering that town.
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Remaining IN the Post Office, Alexandria,, D. c. on
LIST of JUNE, 1881.
GT Persons calling for letters in the following list
will please say THEY Aax ADVERTISED. or they may NJ
ret them
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office, Alerandria, D. C. on III
LIST Of JUNE, 1881.
Persons calling for letters in the following list
will please say THEY ARE Advertised, they may
get them.
Jas II Anderson DR. RicIr'd b Alexsnde,
Chas Andrews DauI Allison
VIM II Alexander
Henry Boyce - Rebecca Braddock
Thos Berry, Vim Bean
Rev jus Brodrrs Gustavus Brown
VIM Barnes Mrs Susan Bacon
Mrs Julia Bowler Capt Ebenezer BacH3
Jos Boyles Mrs ltachaei Brochus
Mrs Salpin Blackburn John fsBeveridse
- Mary Jane Bennett Miss Letts Brown
Jno Burke Mrs Mary Berry
Miss LnusaC Braedock Capt John Bell UsN
Robt Crourper Jas Coakeley
Miss Ann Cloves Jas Clare
Benz Cr,er Mrs Ann Cooke
Jno Crsw ford Wm Cohen
Mrs Martha Crawford Francis w Croker
d
Fmirne Ducher Miss Martha A Dent
John Donohoo--2 Mrs Sally Dick
Henry Daniel VIM Dudl-y
AIRS Elizabeth Dsviss Isaac Dorsey
MIR Delaney or Mr. Coleman Harriet DOughtcr
(Stsge hgenD
e,hr,o,, pa,,;, p,.
e"rnt% r n,e'' ""'" d ''e'"''"
G.
WIN Gray Archibald Green
on, u.nrv w cr;.vou rlz,b, III I cree,
Lucy Gray lcoPd woman]
fl
ur uerr;., WIN ,Iu,.e,
Jno n Ito liz IIelIer uarriss
c,Ih ,rinc lcrrv las u
Lucy Aun Harrison Jas Harris
Nrs elizabeth Ilsll jeremiah Hubbard
WA iianey Jno holman
ID Ben amin + Johnson Mrs Ann Jackson
C,t,a,;,. Kn;rht Miss Keaiirr
J King ( Co
l.
,.s ;;nl..v Mar, Ann ,ov.u
,,,,
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SHIP NEWS.
I.a,ely received,

4 ,,aa,;..Ss nrug-s Dye-stuifs, Paints. Glassware,
winch enable us,o offer as general an assortment
&c ..,;.ss IN our line as Can be furnished IN any
sOs ninoon reasonable terms Country physicians,
:r.hsn,s aud Others are respectfully sohei'ea'o Gu"
and examine our goods ,,,u,rR fg co.
apr4-w4m WV
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-01

Er,easire Failures. The chief topic OF con-
versation in Birmingham, during the present week,
has been the failure Of Mr. r. i, Chance, the
glass merchant, of London, and MIR. Badams,
the extensive working chemist Of this town.
The obligations of the former are said to amount
to at least R2OO.O 900, while those OF the latter
will approach nearer a300,GO0 Both failures
were known IN Birmingham on Sunday last
Various reports are aaoat as to the immediate
cause of these stoppages-the same cause has,
doubtless, operated in bnth cases. Mr.. Badams
drew largely upon Mr.. Chance, and 1t is said
that not less than 975, 600 of these acceptances
are now aaoat. The house of XII, hards and Ma
ciptvsh, of London, were the first TO strike the
blow against Mr. Badams; they took possession
Of the whole of his works Yesterday week, by an
execution under Judgment bond tor 952'O0o
In addition to this security, 1t rs said that the
same house have heavy mortgages upon the who'e
of Mr.. Badam's property. All our bankers, we
believe, are more or less sufferers. and two OF
three to very heavy amount
birmingham jour.
~
More " Corr espondence. '-The following cor
respondence occurred lately" Mr.. rs com
ailments to Mr. Q. and thinks it necessary his
Riggs should go through his ground where
upon Mr.. Q. replied thus:-'' MIR. q 8 compl''
ments 10 Mr.. P, and thinks 1t unnecessary &c
spell pigs with two gees
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-10-18
FARMS TO LET.

TINIIE Subscriber having several FARMS in
j the District Of Abbeville, situated in the
upper part of the State OF South Carolina the
Leases Of which expire on the lst of JAM next,
will give encouragement to industrious Families.
or To a number Of sober, steady and active Young
Men, accust med TO Farming, TO settle there.
The FARMS are OF the irst quality Of coil,
producing The best Upland Cotton, Tohscco, In
dian Corn. Wheat, and other kinds Of email
grain are under good cultivation, we'll walsrsd
and we'll fenced, and the Buildings snd other
improvements thereon eligible The Climate.
similar to that ofthe Northern states. 10 healthy;
the population numerous !; the roads in general
good aud the Lands not distant from HsmbusR
and Augusta, both places always ready money
markets for the produce OF that section Of The
Country. tl.t
For further particulars, apply to raAucsa
llrSprnsos, jun. Ess. AbbsviI!e Court Hesso
South. Carolina, or TO
FRANCIS HENDERSON.
Newport, r. !. August 20, 1891.