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COMMISSION BUSINESS.

N NfiE Subscriber having located himself in
 h the City of Mobile, respectfully tenders hls1 services to his friends and the public Tor thetransaction of "
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snip, tender to you and to every member Of the
lorse, long and afactiouate farewell.
Mir. Morris, Chairman of the Committee of Privileges and
ElecOns) expressed the he felt of the gallant hon
bearing the gentleman om Orange, and obiga
personal himself from the redemption of pledge
which relieved him and the Committee from labor
Mr. Morris then moved resolution, declaring MIR Davis
entitled and that inc be admitted TO his seat-yvhch was
adopted
On of MI Preston, the House resolved proceed on
Saturday the 18Th by joint vote with the Senate the election
% a Brigadier General, IN the room OF Coy Floyd
Mr. Preston, (yho had voted with the majputy) moved to
consider the rejecting he bill concerning free negroes
and mulaoes, order cxpunSe from clause prohibit
dogs be kept by free negroes unless houekeepcr
heads of families
The opposed by MIR Campbell of Brooke sur.
ported by MIR Atkinson, and carried
The bill being again before the House. motion of Mr.
Gooe the dog clause cxPunged and the bill ordered to
be engrossed
On of MIR Summers the report of the Board
lie Works. the petition of Edwin Porter, asking his
stages Kenawha road be exempted part from tolls
was taken up and efcned to the Committee of Roads.
On motion of Mr.. Crunp, the House adjourned
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Gov. BARBOU
!. e. b :

SST H. stand the ensuing ., my fatn nine lry from
W Richmond, directly the stage leading from that
place I" fredericksburg, and knowu a. Half Sank
II Is not saying much for submit TO the cantor of
every gentleman acquainted v4 the facts TO sustain me IN Tia,
aertlon} WHEN say tst h colts universally acknow
EDGED 10 possess As much
cons thai lave ever een Produced ty IN Virgi-
MIA know several! that cannot h purchased than So
eight hnndrCd CGdrs; aud have myself; offered
$1,000 for enc AT Ctre estimate winch arc
held by their owners. take to lie the strongest recommendation
thai OH be otieIed IA behalf OF uutIicd colts.
The season VIII commence the ,h Of February and ter.
inmate on the 1T OF July Terms acTcoie Fiy Dollars
10 sr Unchanged hy payment Thirrv-.Ye at ANY Time
during the season. SXy Dollars SrauCe Dollar 10 .hc
Groom which i expected, either when tire brought o,
taken
Extensive pastures provided and mares regulay
unless otherwise directed, ~ twenty Eve cents day.
henemrn vino seat mares t Yearly 10 Gohat-
ga mat dd not o'e :oaI i any these I informed
ey can De sent aSGn aUd charge services of
e 'oi>e u:,' rv should prove "a ioa' other words
HE mares T.! lie insured III the froe the season
JOHN ~. Bolts.
lie Editors nj lie Political h:cra Petersburg !u;eien-
XII please the above week a. their .,,cc-
live Garers for eight vee, and !,yas accounts to The
subscriber. J nj r.
jan l3-2awGyy
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TIE IMPORTED HORSE.
EGcyTMG TAUEE K,

Ma LII Stauo the ensuing season n: his form 70
y Htaud, Darboursvc, ~ IN" county OF Oraugs.
ne mas been s'cNn tins win,er ar Richmond, in
'"e presence "i hundreds II the best judges IN Er
gina aud was universally admired for his fine form
irui!te Is sixteen hands high and seven years old
and has proved himself most extraordinary sure
,oaI get'r rot one "l TIC eighty odd mares put to
him nave failed, wil5liGc know l,t,e = tho e,hscr-
ber
The season viii commence on lh, 18th February
ana terminate on the LIST day of luiy. Terms as
hcTctoiorc-lOrty dollars t" b. DISCHARGED Ivy thirty
It PAID within the season Fly dollars insurance,
and one dollar u the Groom, BE- pald when The
mare Is brought taken away The best aud most
extensive Pa-tu age. Is set apart eAclusil ely f the
mares sen; 10 Trutic; and the may be fed ilh
what they VIII cat, at twenty five cents day. aud
Grooms a. the village, five dollars month ANY
one putting five mares with INN. the pricc uc ono
viii be reunited. q. ". YAGER
for
Gov. BARBOUR.
Barhour~vr, Feb LIST 1881 feb !
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DANvILLE TOBACCO MARKET.-Feb. II.
Extreme prices passed Tobacco S2$i5; inferior t."
common 23aSI; common to good Bad; COED to fine
4a5ircfused 2a2a; strips Sal.
The average for this week s. Ii.
From the above quotations. 1t will be seen that
inferior Tobacco has advanced small per centu;n
since orr last The article is low aud discouraging
to Planters yet brisk in Ma rket Buyers pune
;ually attend all sales Notwithstanding the eX'resne
cold weather, which we have had fer some time
The quantity received to the first Feb. 1880. was
about 40 hogsheads-to the first day of Feb 1873 g,
upwards of 600, more than hall new.
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Departed his life, 9Th inst seafuri, Matthews
county, Mis- VIRGINIA CRoucu wife OF DR. Jon g. Crouch
and daughter of Col Thoms. iudgens Tins lovely woman
needs eulosy The Kindness OF her disposition, aud lowell
ness OF her demeanOu have deeply ncrbed heT cptah
upon cold marble but upon the and the heart OF every
vous person who had the pleasure Of hen acquainted nth
her Her affection long and pa'nnl bat worked out
for her FAR more exceeding and eternal weg' o glory
Aer having made all her arrangements and selected the text
for her funeral she Attempted sing the OF Inn who
loved her. and washed her from her sins in ms own blood and
thus fell asleep, with hope full o Immortality On The 9th,
her body was LAID 10 rest in the peaceful tomb
,itow sleep the inst who sink I" RESI-, .
With all their = honour's ElcsS'd
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4 CARD.


Mrs + nights Benefit.
BERS KNIGHT respectfully informs her friends
I'VE and tine public. inst on Frldav evening mex.
her Benefit and last appearance will axe place; N
which occasion will lie performed the celebrated
Comedy Of the HONEY MOON, iuiiann Mrs
Knight: anl last night Of The new Comedy OF PER
FICTION. in which character she VIII introduce
tn" following popular songs: Charlie take nc home
love: Hark hari us the Echo; Loves Rtornella;
the Mecking Bird, and the Dashng White Sergeant.
feb'I6-2l@
wish TO purchase hire, four five good farm
hands, for which liberal price VIII be given. Ar
ply to Mr. John wight, (CaTy-sreet,) Richmond, to
the subscriber, at TucEahoe.
L. L. WIGHT.
Jan 2O--2aw6tc
SEsHE subscriber respectfully tenders his
- Commission Agent 20 the Merchants and Farmers
York and RaPpahannocls Rivers who send their
produce, &c. to :he Norfolk Market. lie refers
To Messrs. Smith q Co., Paricks,
Lewis and IIo. 3. Smith, DudIeys Ferry,
Rob II. Spencer, Esq, Little Plymouth,
@ G.o 3'F po.oI.x,e E'1 E., King Queen H
Messrs. Geo Z. Butler :. Co., King william G. H.,
john ChownIng, Jr Esq. J
Mcssfs llCaly. Street, s. Co. JTbanuI,
James Goodrich. Esq !
Ed1uud 81. Ware, Esq, Bowler,
M'ssr' H'2''T ~, Tray yS O. co. Tappahauuock
JAMES FERGUSON. Jr
Eo1eys Wharf, norfolk,
Jan II laws, 18th January. 1881.
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WINTER ARABIAN.

80 This beautiful and true Arabian Horse.
" S-v> viii stand again =, m. stable in The coun-
" za-A YM ct Brunswick, about fifty. five miles
~ SSSE Nun u Of Richmond, and thirtv-,hree
esss@zsEsss South Of Petershurs-f!leen north east
OF Bruns@ .cE Courthouse, Iawrenccviile and eight
teen northwest 81 :,C'iie;, aud be let mares az
thirty Dollars the to be discharged by the paw
meut of twenty Dollars any time during the season
Dollars the leap, and fifty dollars the insurance
and ore DoE'r in every case 10 the groom. The
the 10th OF July. GOOD pa turage for mares
grats-ad those who wish, can have them well and
strictly attended t" at re"sonabe price, but no
resDonsb ility for escapes accidents.
For more particular Information CT this bcautfa
Stallion, Gentlemen referred my advertisements
Of the last spring, which vii! he rc-pubiisLed il,
time {. those who have not seen IL
February 2.-law. JOHN TUCKER
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Latest Date from London, via Liverpool, January
--latest Date from L;veIp0o, direct, January
Latest Date from Paris, via Eusland, December 81
Latest Date from Hayre dr.cr December y
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Z / l. G. O.

y aAaA Z I'll ihe eusl.ing my farm Called Ma
VI S93 crun'ps, IN iuc county Of Hanover miles
ezzz1zzaa1 from the court house and 10 from Rich
MONS, ason to commence the 18Th of Feb and ex>
pre the l5!h of July 90 dollars, payable by
fifteen, il paid by the Latter period-thirty dollars to
insure-pas'nrage gratis, but TO responsibility for
lacc1en's escapes. Ricgo is black full sixteen
hands high, and possessed OF great bone and muscle
Two OF itego's colts have been trained and each OF.
them gave strong evidences Of capacity for the turf
One ot hem won her sweepstakc in fine style, over
the Campbell course, and could now be purcbae
sed OF her ownertc Thousand. dollars R;ego was
got by Francisco, Esteemed by the late Mr. NIiDee
one of the bes, horses trained his sabie his
dam by the imported horse, Young Sir Peter Teaze
grand dam the imported MARC Cssirauirc dam Of Sir
Arch:,) by buckingham, & s & TabitIa, by Trent.
hau', < Z : BY HnsphorHs. Coalition Ii, Hurtard,
81 g &c Lord ieg CHS Charming Molly. francisco
was got by tie imported horse Hamhieton, his dam
Nightingale b. Chandelier, dam WI guTyfeet, by
Jolly icser, 2 dam Mei?0p,ne, by Burweil's Tray.
eileT, 8 6 g dam Virginia, by Mark Anthony, errr
dam the imported mare Polly Byrd, by Aristotle IL
is thought unnecessary 10 50 further with the pedi-
gree, that already given proves Tiego to be one OF
the best bred horses eEtaHt.
y. y. Mares vii! be fed at q cents FER day.
ten LIN J"c II. DAVIS.
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CHARL e s.


Oy%-eEA rhis distinguished foaI- setter whose
G%A2G cts ore ':tcner winners, and more Of
~ Y9R hem selling than those of any other hor-
SszdzSzsszR got in Ame.i g, and az higher prices
VIA a.,n spring, at my stable in the tounty OF
Chesterfield, within mile of Moody tavern, 10 tom
Petersburgh and % from Richmond and is now as his
Is dollars The season, payable the 18th july next
when it viii expire Seventy Dollars to insure a Mare
able as she is known to be in foal or par,
ted with Dollar to lie groor, for each mare to be
paid when ST. IS sent the horse. Paslurage gratis
which for quality and quantity, is very desirable being
al we'll enclosed, and well w&tered Every care will
be taken to prevent accidents but liability for any
that may happen. Servants will be found without
charge, and mares with without colts, well fed If
desired, at 3 cents day
My son, George ~. Johnson. will reside on lie
plantation, and VII! attend himself particularly to ali
orders.
SIR CHARLES IS full IS bands 5 inches, Is years
old this spring, and of fin" chestnut colour; he never
was in higher ;e.th, there ever surer roa!.
getter vas any horse ever admired for ire.
beauty and commanding appearance. He has bca.
often advertised, that consider il unn-cessar. i,
state again his numerous and successful races. j.~
records o! the different Jockey Clubs viii size. tt
hi colts performing the Turf with un-uua-..
success, and By their performances doing much .-
Sustain thr high reputation cf ihei sire; 10 was
by SIR hrchy, lis dam ~ the imported horse C,.za
who was by pacoiet he by Blank, and he yy Cial.f.
phin Arabian; his Grauddsm Communication. 'irnar-.F
Dare Devil, imported Old shark, rn.no:lcd tara. ola.
Fcaraaughi, imported mare Jenny Dismal. got r. OIL.
Dismal" 81! y. jOBS ON
Chesieriield Teb. s. IG'f.-,15A
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-NEIN LORK LLA-E

For New York the regular packet schr FL
FORT, Swcsr Master. Eos frcignI or passage
having good accommodations, apply 10 the Mas.
ter on board IN the Dock. or 10
feb 1G-f: DAVENPORT. ALLEN T. O..
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G7UE subscriber wishing q dispose OF l., E.t
Estate in Cahcii county, offers the ioion4n.. a,.-
pery Cor sale, TO sat: one Farm GuysnIy;c river,
about eight niles above IFS mouth, containr !, 21l
acres, eXcclentiy watCTed, 80 OF WHICH is bottom
land under good fence and 80 e vation. Anv
person vbo wishes 20 tobacco, ard would want 8
Farm IN this county, would DO well TO purchase as
have raised several crops tc same and ship7ed
them Philadelphia wiSc they have rated as HIGH as
any tobacco from any past Of the Union. Tba, is 20
ssy-jhcy have acted after paying al expenses from
so dollars per 100 US and from shat To So and T.
wi'l also SSH the jTicS House and Lot p. :jis time
occupied by!nscph tarder tu ,hc town Of Iar5ours.
vile; besides FERN House ani LII los m sar,c places
aud ono LIT "''"n Sine 80 ...''s. 80 OF wl:cn may
De- bad o. acc5r-.aI.as. ..s.s. S., a-p!,roE 20 t,o
.uJ,cr,b'E aneAtHtI HULDESBy.
. ian 17-2,w5t
s,D a..ttt.... senst =. ue "usauy9
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NNfSSrr"f~
COMMERCIAL.

How sleep the iust vino sink t" res, =
|, lth all their SavIouI's honour's hlcss'd
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lhis distinguished fjoa'-getter, whose
cts ore ':trner winners, and more Of
'hem selling than those of any other hor-
got in Ame.'- g, and AZ higher prices.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-04-21
REMOVAL.

MRS. BUM presents her comp,i-
4V1 ments to her friends and eusto-
nners' and hereby informs them that she
mas removed to the house owned by Mr..
Wm: icEiroy. nearly opposite to Doctor
Snyder. where she ~,ll carry on her busi-
ness she respectfully invites them 10
come and purchase such articles IS she
yet mas On hand. at what they coat her.
before her license runs out-sf,er which
she intends to eonfine herself 10. the
BONNET MAKING BUSINESS.
and will accommodate the ladies' will bon,
nets OF every kind.-band- boxes, SC
She hopes TO meet with enceura cement
from her friends and acquaintance.
Chariestowp. April "a ISSI-St
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-04-21

The eonfes>isn Of Cib6s. the pirate,
nov under sentence Of death in New
York has bees psblished. II 10 hor-
r.bis and hesrt-rending detail OF ssro.
cities aud bloody butcheries. Besides
general confession, he is able 10 par.
''cularize thirteen vessels, all Of schsss
ere'c: Oere murdered BY him and his
terocious gang.
One trait Of character in this unex.
ampled monster is worth noticing.
tic Is native Of Providence, in Rhode
Island, This real name, however. DO,
being Gibbs.) Meeting q vessel from,
that port, and named after il. his Ilinty
heart relented:h he took cot Of her SIO,-
600 and let her pass, "because the
crew were his townsmen."
The general truth Of his narrative is
said to be corroborated by eircum.
stances to be found on records Of the
times. The following questions to
the pirate, aod his answers, ought 10
make q deep impression on the mind
OF every legislator:
Ques.-Gibbs, why were you so cruel
as to kill so many persons, when YOU
had got all their money, which was all
you wanted
.Ans.-The laws are the cause of 90
many murders.
Ques.-Hew can that be ? What do
you msaBf
.ans.-Bccausc q man has 10 suffer
death Tor piracy; and the punishment
Tor murder IL no more. Then you
know, all witnesses are out Of the way,
and an sore il the punishment was
different, there would not he 50 man
murders.- Nat. Int.
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BLOODY AND BRUTAL CONFLICT.
LITTLE ROCK. lAnK.l Mar

LITTLE ROCK, (ARK.) MARCH 2.
A gentleman from Chic OF count y has
communicated to US the following par
ticulars Of a desperate and fatal rem
counter, which has few parallels in the
annals Of savage warfare. On the 10Th
OF Feb. an alteration took place at a
house in that county, near Old river
Lake, between Jefferson Pryor, and
two brothers, named James and Ste.
phen Terrell. 10 the course Of the
quarrel, Pryor struck one Of the Fer.
reils with his FIST, on which both
Of the Ferrells rushed on him with
their knives. Pryor, drawing a knife,
defended himself against their at
lacks, and very soon gave one Of them
q stab, which ended his career almost
instantly. The fight va. then con.
tinued by the surviving Terrell, who
gave Pryor a mortal stab, on which
the wounded man, collecting all his
remaining strength, plunged his blood
knife into the heart Of his Antagonist,
when both fell mortally wounded
Ferrell lived only q few minutes af-
ter the conflict ended, and Pryor sur
vived bis antagonist less than half an
hour. There was but one person T a
female present during the rencounter,
which lasted but a few minutes.
Our informant happened on the spot
IN less than an hour after the close Of the
conflict,and there witnessed the stiffen-
ed eorpses Of the three combatants, oil
covered with blood, and their bodies
most horribly mutilated. The deceas-
ed were all single men, and have
therefore left neither wives nor chill.
dren to suffer by their rash and prema.
ture end.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-04-21
TO THE PUBLIC.

A there IS q report in circulation that I
IA bad -four too light. " ish to make knovn
70 'ne Paohe The manner in which it happen.
ed. a. my -four has held on, weight IN C;eo,pe
tow" and all other markets. About the i.t.
ter part Of last month sent TO Geo,re,ovr
parcel OF Hour. fer 100 barrels Of which
was hned $50 IS. Upon seeing the bill
was greatly surprised. HoWever. q sl,or,
time after received the bill, Il wss comm,
o'ea'ed To me tbs, IL must be returned and
that the fine would be refunded. aeeord.
insU went to Georgetown, and was there in.
formed that my fiour had been weighed With
Patent Balances. which were new and mn,
correct. by which means received the fine.
as may be seen BY ibe certificate below from
the Inspector. Mr.. Boone.
JOHN MYERS.
Jefferson co. Va April 81, lsSI.-s
Ia consequence of the Scales not heinz
correct shs, the -four was weighed with,
have RENTED the fine.
ARNOLD BOONE,
Flour Inspector.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-04-21

Hydrophobia.--The Petersburg VA
tntelligeucer notices n case Of death
by hydrophobia which took place in
the county Of Mechlenburg, on the Goth
ult. IL was that of young man nam
ed Lucas Drumwright, aged "a years,
who was slightly bitten in the wrist
by a dog on the 29th December
Shortly after receiving the injury, his
fears were alarmed, and the usual
means resOrted TO. with q view OF
counteracting the effects. After some
time he was thought to be out Of dan
ger, and he pursued his customary
occupation apparently in perfect health,
until the cath ult. when the first symp
toms Of the disease she we'd themselves
All remedies were Intellectual, and the
distressing scene closed in death two
days afterwards.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-04-21
Dissolution of Copartnership

AHE partnership heretofore existing be.
"a tween Anthony Rosenberser q william
watson, in the milling business, 10 this day
dissolved by mutual consent.
persoos indebted to the firm would confer
favor by making early payment. Some Of
'he accounts are OF long standing. and i, 10
earnestly hoped speedy settlement Of them
will be made to either Of the sub.crih.,. r..
tween this date and the; fir., Of Juoe
ANTHONY ROSENBRRGER
WILLIAM WATSON.
April 81, 1851
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-04-21
PUBLIC SALE.

WILL be sold. on Friday the goth ms,
w at the late residence Of Mrs Mary D,.
venPorf. deed. near Leetown, the persoos,
estate OF which she died possessed, consist.
ing Of
HousehoM and Kitchen Furniture.
MRNING UTENSILS,
Co.os. Sheep, and Hogs,
WHE.4T and RYE in the ground.
On all sums above five dollars, q credit Of
nine months will be given the purchaser. on
executing bond with security. The cash
VII be required for purchases Of FIVE dollars
and under 1t. Persons having claims agains,
'ne estate are requested to exhibit them.
properly authenticated, for sei,lemens.-
Those owing 10, arc requested TO MAKE nav.
ment. The sale will Commence At 10 o'elpri
- n hRAXT0N DAVENPORT.
April IL. 1881.
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.,r..,ofaI.,,er lcom w..hlnr,an car.

Exponent Of Nun. There has
been no little excitement in this COM
munity within a few days past, arts.
ing from the recent eIOpemenl of a
principal Nun (SisfsT Gertrude from
the NuOnery IN Georgetown. This
eveus occurred on Thursday last Sis
ter Gertrude vas then chief instrue.
tress Of the academy IN the institution,
and upon whom 81 prosperity chiefly
depended. The siOpement was made
IN broad day light, and in disguise.
She found a refuge IN the family Of
Gen. Van Ness, The Mayor Of this city,
whose lady is fest cousin Of Sister
Gertrude. Hitherto she has resisted all
entrcaties 20 retarn, and will no dOub,
continue firm in her purpose.
Episcopal Recorder
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EROlf RaT Y,T.go

EhOH DILL fDffIHE.
Which will place IL IN hi, power % civ.
satisfaction to his former patrons and the
public generally. and he hopes by mode.
rate prices, and n strict attention 10 hi,
business, aud prompt ebedienes 60 ell or.
ders from the country. end from a distance.
TO obtain . share Of public eosfidesee.-
lie respectfully tenders bis warmsst az
knowledgmsnts FOE past favors. which
have neither Leen "(er nor small"
SAMUEL u. AIIEMONG.
Chariest0vn. April Il. 1851.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-04-21

american Six Hats. Mr.. Thomas
Simms, OF New York, has manufae.
tured . White Silk Hat, entirely from
silk prepared from the American Silk
worm by MIR. Button, Of Lisbon, New
London county, Conn. This Hat,
we understand, was made as an ex.
pertinent, and, iG not the first attempt,
is the 6rSt Of the kind which has sue
cesded. MIR. s. intends to continue
his efforts TO perfect the manufacture
Of these Hatsj and, though the speci.
men which we have seen 10 beanti.
full one. he feels confident that he can
improve upon 1T " T. Sentinel.
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2EM0wAY.-

ME subscriber adopts ihis me ihod oil
n Informing his friends and = liberal
public. that be has removed h.s SaddIer'.
shop TO bis permanent residence. in the
house lately occupied BY the Rev Se.lv
BUM. one door cast OF Capt Edmond,'
hotel. and opposite II. KeJes's,pre. H,.
supply or sriieles ia bis line. 10 extensive
and complete IN its variety: ard MS stock
Of raw materials for his business IS verv
ioh al ihe present moment, aud he 10 daily
expecting an additlonsi supply or
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The Shawneetown (Illinois) paper
notices the death Of q very promising
young man, named Wood, oeeasioued
by taking through mistake a dose Of
Sattpefre instead Of Salts.