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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-31

.iss,s ksr,s drew II 90 iiHsE ss'Srse 'sai
and thrre - no doubt that bor'"s could hs
Gound sbo could -lih the SAME ease transport
n load OF ,h, &c hundred barrels. And II SUCH
result. a. these can be accomplished by me
power OF = single horse, who wli nndedake
- CELEBRATE the capacity Of our hail-foah, eith-
~ for bssvy iransports i'm or great raP'hny,
or b,th cnmbined, whfn locomotive engines
of the most improved contraction constitute
the moving po.er American.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-31
20

M. M0aOt. IL he New Oleans Journals
havs UNANIMOUSLY seconded IA piopusHiun 10
hold llibhc meeting at the Exchange in that
cry on the 7th INST 10 respond 10 me move
m nts Of the citizens OF Mohne in favor Of IN.
claims OF the EA-Presideni. Voluntary CON
hibulons, restricted to one doidr had Letn IN
hen up from great Uum Ell OF Indn ideals and
tue patriotic IeeiIng With has dictated The
movement appears 20 DC very general and ex-
iensi" ~ l. Com.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-31

Collisions bettEesn NE Governor aud LeTiS
!dure VI Canada. There IS much dilhcuity
prevailing III thr Canada legislature in respect
TO the sdnlnisiration OF the pnhic revenues
1t appear. that heretofore, crrtain revenues
have been under act of parliament, at tile dis
poSai oil the 'Iccutive, subject TO accountability
! Ia the imperial gogrrnmen'.-Late Earl
Grey's cabinet nave directed hat ths whole of
the revenues he piaced At the disposal nf the
provincial assembly. II IS commended by some
that The ministry had no right 10 do this
without an act oi parliament repeating the for
mer act.
Lord Ayim.g, the governor Of Canada, 10 a
message To tue assembly, on the 70 Ii nil
says that the casual aud territorial revenue OF
the crown are not included III The surrender
which he made IN former message, in o.
bedence 10 instructions from the ministry
his message has caused much eAciiemant not
only Ia tho legislature but vii h the peupie
az large.-A large majority vi the people de-
clare that nothing short Ut the absolute control
VI the Whole provisional sevenue will be az.
ceptej, aud they appear fully determined to
MAINTAIN their declarations
"A spirit oi hDertyIs evidently fast gaining
ground IN Canada, and there are many there
desuous Of throwing of allegiance 10 the Brit.
ish king. a liberal course on the part of the
British government may delay separation
Tor long time but the day must and will
come when Brush N1rih America shall TAX =
| II station Among The natons OF the earth. And
the tyranny aud folly Of such governors ms
Dtlnousie Mud AylIuer will hasten the gre a,
| event
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-31

=. -.n.r o. Jseuafy 20. ,h re -,
,hor,,v al :. irifrT &c, ICED from hin ~ ihs
! Barren Iloogvursi, that Il he should receive =
/ mainly Of the votes Of coDsrrss, lac should
! considef il a duty 10 scotpt the Offer. A cor
,e,oondeet Of the London Couner expressed
/ th, opinion that II he should be chosen k'0R,
/ The do lomaiic Commissioners Of Eagland and
i EIanCe y onld Immediately leave the country
! rhIs was previous 10 the publication Of =
letter CONTAINING al Instruction Ia tDIs effect to
| the French Commissioner.
s4iari,siu EnglGni.-lt sppears from Par.
li.in.nlary paper, aey published, that The
whole number OF pprsons employed. aud re-
re wing salaries in all lh- public ofic rs and de-
nartmsn,s OF Great Britain aud lreiaad, IN the
wear 1877. was p 9l2, aud the aggregate n
mount OF the salaries was. e ,755 ,yO7 is 81.
In, number had been reduced by l502 tiuce
1919. aud tue amount had been reduced 1913.
534.
fine number of persons employed in the
United Kingdom, IN ihs department OF The Gus
toms. in 1921, was 1876. in the excise
6, 49l aud IN the s,smps 5l9. The nnlnbrr
employed in the department OF the Post
Off ce ~ Great Britain was ,374, aud in Ire
land 323.
In il stated IN the view OK hOIOH ihdt iHc
report of the appointment OF Sir James Macin-
nah "a British Minister to the United states,
does not re,, upon any Official Or positive IN
formation.
The New York Mercantile states that letters
have been received from J. N Reynolds, Esq
ons of the seientihc gentlemen attached 10 the
American discovery brgs, Seraph and Anna
wan. dated ia the interior OF the AuricaDiau
country. They were then proceeding 10 VISIT
a volcano, when they would return TO the
coasts to embark again on board OF the ex-
plorng vessels, at a place previously agreed
upon win their commanders
AN IsyENrIoN.--Mr. Caleb A. Ore. re-
sp.ctabie boo, and shot quaker of this city, re-
siding at No 40, South Eighth street, has dis
covered a new method of manufacturing boots
and shoes for Which he il about TO obtain a
psteni The invention consists in manu- actn-
ring these articles with but one seam, that vi
the boots IN the heei-Oi the shoes over the
inst~p So Tar as we are able 10 judge from
examining specimen, the new method pos
sesses advantages which will render the srtI
cies thus formed, generally acceptable.
PnlIad Ing.
Good Friddy.-A barri.ter being concerned
in cause which he wanted TO postpone ior
few days, asked Lord Mansfield when he
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-31

The Duke Of Lsuchtenburgh. This youov
orI.ce, whom the Belgian Congress and peo'
pie have shown SO strong disposition 10 rlec,
as their sovereign, aud whom before lh,s time
they p'onaby have chosen, ~ the son Of Eu
gene Be"uharna's, Bon"phne's V'ceroy OF Italy
aud afterwards made Prince Eicbstadi, with
the title ol duke of Lruch enours, by his Ia,nsr
IN law, the King OF Bavaria. The n,esen,
Duke was born N December 1910. and ,ur.
ceened 10 his present ute, on ,Iu death Of nj.
lathsr, about seven years ago. His eldes,
sister Is married 10 Prince Oscar, Crow, Pr.
Of Sweden, and an"'htr sister lately married
the Empetor OF Brazil. Some DOM, havina
bee" expressed a, Brussels, whether he wouI1
accept the proposed disui;y, II was announced.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-31

On The 23d January last, ball. the mos,
splendid ever known IN Paris, took place a, The
Opera House of that capital. 1t occupied The
thoughts OF all the Fashion for fortnight.
1t was for the benefit Of the Poor. and the re-
ceipts amounted 10 one hundred and fifty thou
sand francs $4,000 dollars. The decorations
Ut the theatre were OF surprising magnifcence.
All the royal family were present aud on the
floor all the foreign legations in their riches /,
uniforms; Lafayette, surrounded by bis grand
children. manifested the goodness OF his nature
IN he mud delight with which he appeared TO
s"rve, -i'e scene. The dancing continued until
clock ia the morning.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-31

on IONS
The train wns drawn by one horse from Eth.
con's Mills To tue relay-no Ise, six and h II
mics, IN LOFTY SiK mnutes. The horse wa.
then changed, and the train having again sci
oat reached the Depot on Pratt street ia si.1y-
nlne minutes thus accomplishing he thirteen
miles IN one hour and 6fty FIVE r,inule. or nj
the rare oislY and three fourths Of a mile An
hour The road between the relay ,ouse a. the
Depot'is perfect level NJ the three d,epes-
cayauons whrTe an elevation oil seventeen to
twenty feet per mile has been resor,ed TO for the
purpose ut drainage. Tie horse, except at the
points just alluded 10, brought tue tram along
al moderate troi. and spparen ~ without
any extraordinary labour--he IL not remarka-
BILE. aud was not selected for auy peculiar
powers Of draft, aud had performed regular
RIP onIwards on the morning of Saturday. A
Numerous concourse OF citizens and strangers
Witnessed the ival Of tine train Al the Depot.
anu although th-y ioohed for the accomplish
men' OF the experiment as matter OF COURSE,
many OF them w.r-, n"eerthelrss unable TO IT,
nam from londly ues,if,ing their admiration
al Tue ease and celebrity with which II was eile, =
ted. lit, we believe, only about n week ago
mat We noticed the fact OF tho transpor al iop
oil se'en'y-hse barrel, Hour, by Que horsr, ss
crcumstance worthy al remark in comI,arl-
son with the numher oil horses required for
the conveyance vi II load OF lew barrels over
a luropike road. The experiment WINCH We
have detailed above Shows THAI on Saturday ;.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-31

II /. stated in the New York Albion that The
report of The appointment Of Sir James MacIn
tosh rs British Minister to the United oiates
does moi re,i upon any Official or positive IN
formation.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-31

The Traretling Cabinet A Wsshiu gtoo
Coucs pondeol OF he Journal OF Comme,c.
says
We have been much AMUSED today by III.
appearance among us OF the well known Juha
oil Roanoke, " ho brought with h,m "a fine youn.
horse, present 10 the Secretary Of State from
John Randolph. The secretary aaI his di
pomahc family seem To deal extensively II
horse flesh
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-28

10 TINS letter, hr Calhoun returned the following
reply. Fort Hun. October 40 Ig1o "6
Sins The last mail brought me your letter of the OIL
instant but post marked the 2jd, which herewith re-
turn. ~
cannot consent 10 correspond with Won on the s,,b
Ject to which It refers The controversy is not with
yon, but General Jackson. You from the first voIun
ariy assumed the character Of the informer Under
that Character only can know YOU which of co,rer
preciudes all communication between us in relation to
tho controversy except through General Jacksrn
Regarding you IN tho light do, you may rect assured
'n'' no abuse ON your part, however coarse nor
charges against me, however false, can possibly pro-
woke me 10 Faise you to the level Of principal bv
substituting you in the place Of General J,ckson IN
the correspondence Should you, how, ycr submit ia
inc degradation OF the position which you have tb,ro
voluntarily taken and will seId this or any Other stat
mcn To General Jackson, and induce him IN male :,
the subject OF any further communication IN m. a.
confirming IN his opinion your former statement mr.
weakening my rciutation, will be prepared bv The
most demonsTaye proof drawn from the paper itNelF
to show such palpabe errors in your nregen, ,,a,s
mcnt rs to destroy all confidence in your ssse,,ios
leaving IT. however, to those who have the best mean,
W JunB'hg 70 determine whether the want of ,rutI,
NC ,o"H6 20 decPyed memory or some other cause
having bcen taught by the past the necessitv nj o.
T'"E W. possible precauOn where have any thing "a
90 WIN YOU deem prudent not to deprive mvssIc
~ 'e advantage which your paper affords me anil
nave accordingly taken a copy, as a precan,ionar,
measure. am, ke precautionary
w. u. CaAwFonp, Esq
i T3HloI,unagy Tor Mr Cawiod's Argument MIR Lrovn
ing note. y" '''' IN proceed
THIS statement IS absurd upon its face I, q, me-.
mar VIZ calhoun did and that he did M, -
'' I''oi'' JACKSON had recommended MAJOR Arno,,,onc"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-28
Ete Constitutional 2oIbtg.

Mr.. CALpwELL's remarks on The Debate on
the motion TO postpone Indefinitely the
Loan Bill
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-08-25

Most Atiictiag We were informed yes tterGay by man from the township Of Mono, aoout 50 miles north of Dundas street, that in' sn adjoining township, four children had been Ios.in the woods fourteen days when he len, snd so nad not yet been found although 40.or 90 of the inhabitants had been in search of
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-08-25


 Hail Storm.- On Tuesday afternoon last, this city was visited by violent storm of wind, rain and hail. many of inc stones of at least an ounce weight. We cannot learn that any old inhabitant remembers eyer witness ing such storm in this city. Its effects. were chiefly felt in the city, the falof hail not. having been experienced far to the north west pr southeast of the limits of the town.
 The windows exposed on the west suffered. considerably the corn and vines were thrown down. The frame of house at the upper end of State-street, just raised hy MT. Ira Merwin, was blown down. A new house, on Derby turnpike. just covered and paint i, and owned by Mir. Wm. Daggett was almost wholly destroyed. Two men were at work n the building-one was taken and the other !ets-Or in other words, one remained unin- Jured whilst every thing was stripped from around him, anu the other was somewhat bruised. The sky lights of the State House and Giebe Building were destroyed. d.--M. Ha- ven Registsf.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-08-25

' ChoierG MO,bMs. The MaYor Of Nav Esrk hassis- sued a Proelamation requiring a sesseIs from ihe ports Of the Leyant Aria,ic and seas. seas of the l9sh degrees of East lonsnde, and also from the Baltic and the poris of Dk6BaFk, so anch.r at the QuarantiHe ground, to be sabmiite to the ex amiaation of the Heah, Oficer and to Se subiec,ek in all respects toahe provisions o the lasah Law.
 The Board'o 'of Heallh of Philadelphia on ,h. 9,h
 inst passed resolaiion directing he Lazareto Phy- sician sigiani to examine all vessels. earsoes. he's sons and baggage, from ports n ibe or,h o Enropc. ihe Mediserranean sea, the Ievans, md eslf of Esn-
 ice and n case q sickness. .o desaa sss sa.ne. sub ject tue orders of tho board. And irlhsr, io sop VI ssssels from ports in inc Balic. wi raes, hen. lax, or my other article oh board which ia hiaopia ion, might convey coRtagion. - # e Flss. . Nep Rlper SsepheA EimiTson ssoposas so n.,hi:.A in Philadelphia, paper entitled ihe Rssassl slrcss.
 Whsgs twice week. Etsohiecs is f0 sADn0rf fsr NJ and the American System. ss a X r-AA
 Disdppeayaaes ef Easvd No eessa;n K afs-....:.. has bssa obsaned cosesrniag Albert FIsrd .,,. .:. appeared from tavern in ygash;neson -. s.5- on the assh of Marsh last Tic Albany p.;lv Ass.. 'iser sa'ss thas bsothsr of ais Eiur - , police of Albany, lhat on the a9,i, of M.,e. <. ,- poslisd Sz5Oin bank ia ihs ely of Nex.yo,. 2. the credit of his father. The Day al.o
 man ~no knew Hard, saw him on als toek ia AIh.- ny' apol' Fl o'clock sn lhs 2athef March. Th.r. ;. also story thata Feiatss of TIuld. wLo h. - sd sSur or i've thopsand doIias disapoeared \. ,h. Dame time with him, M ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-08-25

Wn0n say you e0Mpareu nim to roaring It. on.
 You attribute to me another declaration which never mada--that on our way to MT.
 Berrlen's stated that the President had in- formed me that he would invite Mir. Branch, MT. BeFrien and yOurself, to meet klm on the next Friday, when he would inform you ol nis determinatiOn in the presence of Dr. Ely. never received or c0mmnnicated such an idea. The paragraph is substantially correct when the part in reference to Dr. Ely Is ex- punged. It Is true, in some of our various lconversations, the name uf Dr. Ely was Inen-
 toned. but in connection with another part of
 the subject. Tha President informed me that when the, rumors against Mai. Eaton md his family had been opened to him by Doctor Ely, he had invited the members to make good their charges, and that they had failed, Fms is the substance of that part of our con. versation in which Doctor Ely's name was mentioned. Again. you say that I called tat your house about 6 o'clock, when he walk
 ed t0 Mr. Berrien's. The fact is that you
 called for me at my lodgings about that time, I Dya previous appointment. This ls d mis-
 take in a matter 0F fact of no great in,por-
 sance except to show hpw easily we forret.-
 II we thus diiter in matters of fact. how much
 more ilable to dizer as to worsls and still more as to the time. manner, and circit,l-
 stances in which these words have hesn ;n. itFodaced, and still mora a, to the precise
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-02
eEOhagaTaa

Az III stand the ensuing my farm nine miles from
w Richmond, directly the stage road leading THAI
place to fredericksburg and known as Half Sink
il is not saying much, for submit the canor of
gentleman acquainted with the tire
assertion when say that his colts universally
lodged TO possess as much size strength and beauty any
coils that have been produced by any Vrp
MIA know several that be purchased for less than
ven or eight hundred dollars; and have myself offered
$1,000 for at year Odthe estimate which they are
held by their owners take be the strongest
that can be offered in behalf Of unred colts.
The will commence the 18th February and ter
inmate on the Isl Of July Terms heretofore Fifty Dollars
10 be discharged by the any time
curing tue Sixty Dollars insurance. Dollar 10 the
taken away.
Extensive pastures provided and fed regularly
unless otherwise directed, al twenty-five day.
Geeen who sent last year the Conan
ma that did not PROVEN oa f any there bc informed that
they be again. and charge for the services of
the Horse unless they should prove in foaI; other words
the mares VIII he Insured at the price of the
JOHN NJ. BOTTS.
The Editors of the Political Arena and Petersburg Inte, eu-
cr viii please insert the above week. in their esnec-
v" papers for eight weeks forward their accounts to the
subscriber. J. NJ. E
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-02
NEW YORK MARKETs--Feb. 81

Cofton~-Fhe Liverpool accounts to the 7th Of I'd
reduction has had the effect to suspend sales for
day or two past.
Flom,--'l'h" advicos from Liverpool are nearly two
wees later, and quote Flour firm, and extensive
sales at 42s and IN some instances trjGe birbcr
Although these rates are fully equal to previous &C
counts, yet they do not warrant shipments at present
prices The holders here appear firm, although there
docs not appear much disposition on hc part Of pur-
ChaSeT5 10 meet them 10 any considerable extent
New York and Troy is held al 80 to 90, Western
o. TO 81; Alexandria and Georgetown, s 81 to
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-02

s''l' NC vca,-,,. very nigh price.-Qn
the whole, we have confidence in our market for
Grain and Flour, and look for n continuance of
high prices at least tor two or three months to come
ROSKELL, OGDEN e. co.
London paper of the 18th Jan contains the following
Amcrcan Flour which few weeks ago would not fetch mon.
than b, week sold said ,ha, contract.
have bceu made at pe,ershurgh behalf English houses
for IS 900 chciwOit, OF Wheat"
LIrrRroor, l7th Feb1hce good demand for Cotton
Saturday and to-day There will be sold today about 4uQ
bags, at the decline established Saturday The decline may
be attributed the prospect ahead than overstock
On hand sale of ~ Y Gennessee Wheat ade Sa-
! turd-y at 9s Sd per 20 lbs.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-02
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Commercial letters from London of the first ress
pccia5ility, dated Januory 1Ith quote good sound
American wheat 555 in bond flour in bond 3isa35s
free. I9saI2s IfyEr,yoor. Ian ~
The Supplies Of Grain have been pretty considsra-
Die American free Flour has been in rather increas-
ed demand, and fer this article, and for sack Flour
ana Oatmeal, full prices have been obtained Fhnrc
mas been an active inquiry for bonded Flour and all
that has been offered on lie spot, as well as 10 :,
l<,o0O barrel to arrive have been sold at Sis Cd To-
IS per DBL cargo Of American Wheat lust ar
rVed' has this day been sold at 0s Cd per 20 lbs.
Correspondence of the Journal Of Commerce.
LONDON, Jan. 1I--Ireniqr half past :
The spCCul1rors in Corn are still confident in the
0chet OF further rsc and n demand throughout the
remainder Of the year. The French Government is.
sad to be alarmed at the prospect Of scarcity in
France, and purchases account 70 the amour,
OF 100000, are reported TO have been made lately
III this market The duty is reduced to tw5 shilines
lover by the last six weeks average which is G7sId.
fho imperial average Of the wGc, is 6Gs MANY
large orders have gone ont for American Flour
Correspondence Of tine Journal of ornmcrcc
LIVERPOOL, Jan. -, 1881
There is an active inQurcy for Flour IN bond, and
> lg}2s would be freely given according to quality
We sold this day loUoo bus. Western Wheat n,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-02
SIR c III A RI D S

80 SIR IL A X l. h S.
W SsA~IM This distinguished foal-getter, whose
g+@GA3 Colts 1ftener winners and more OF
IA SYN them selling than those of any other hor.
SzsAs1zas ses got in America, and at higher prices
vii stand this spring, at my stable in the county OF
Chesterfield, within mile of Moody tavern 18 from
Petersburgh and % from Richmond, and is now at his
stand ready to Mares SO dollars the leap and
10 dollars the season, payable the 18th July next
when It will eXpirc-Seventy Dollars to insure a Mare
payable soon she is known to be in foaI or nar
ted With Dollar to the groom for each mare to be
PAID when she sent to the horse. Pasuraee GRATIS
winch Tor quality and quantity, is very desirable being
all well enclosed, and well watered. Every care will
be taken to prevent accidents, but liability for anv
that may happen. Servants will be found without
charge and mares with or without colts, we'll fed n
desired, at 25 cents day.
My son, George w. Johnson, will reside on Tire.
Plantation, and viii attend himself particularly to all
orders. ~ "
SIR CHARLES is full 5 hands inches. Is veara
old this spring, and of fine chestnut colour. he Devsr
was IN higher health, there ever surer f1aI
getter nor any horse ever more admired for form
beauty and commanding appearance FIe has bern
so often advertised that consider it uDuecessary In
state again his numerous and successful races ;rhe
records OF the different Jockey Clubs will sbew t.dt
MS colts are performing the Turf with unruuaed
success ard by their performances are doing much To
sustain the high reputation of their sire who was pot
by SIR Archy, his dam by the imported horse Citizen
who was by Pacolet, he by Blank and he by C;udoI
pn Arabian; his grand dam CompIutation stimnorted
Dare Devil, imported Old Shark imported horse CJ1d
Fearnaught, imported mare Jenny Dismal got bv Old
D's. , VIM. r. JOHNSON.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-02

From the Philadelphia Price Current
FLOUR TRADE Og TIE u. STATES
Inspections of Wheat ana Rye Flour and Corn Meal
IN The principal por;s of the United States for the
year 1890, includi.g he preceding nine years.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-02
COMMERCIAL.
Latest Date from Liverpool, direct,
LateS, Date from HAVE, diIGc,,

.. S. BANK SrocE.-50 Shares were sold at the
~ York Stock and Exchange Board on the 2sth
inst. at Sl223 80 do do DO 1881
EXCHANGE or LoNpoH. ut New Tork Feb Of
6 4 g. per cent. prem
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-02
THE IMPORT ED HORSE.
E0Bg3G5 TRUEPTE

NVlLL stand the ensuing season at his former
v ' stand, Barbou rsve, in the county of Orange
lie has been she"n this winter at Richmond, In
the presence Of hundreds Of the best Judges in Vfr
Gnla, aud was universally admired for his fine form
Irntic Is sixteen hands high and seven years old
and has proved himself nast extraordinary g,1rf,
oal gettor. Not one Of hc eighty odd mares nut IN
him have failed, within TIC knowledge Of the subgerj
Der.
The season will commence on the 18th February
and terminate Oh the LIST day of july Terms 70
bsretofOrcForty dollars to be DISCHARGED nv fb,,t
II paid within the season. Fifty dollars insurance.
and one dollar to the Groom, 10 be paid When tho
mare IS brought or taken away The best and rnost
extensive pastuage is set apart exclusively for the
mares sent to Trule and the mares NAV be fed with
Ghat they vii eat, at twenty five cents day and
oFooinS a' the village, five dollars month ANY
one Puthhg five mares with him. the price Of onc
VIII DC 'ch'Jtcd' q. w WAGER,
for
Gov. BARBO UR.
DarboJravl.Ie, Feb. st 1891. feb
S"b teNsTiruTIoSAb WHiG IS published twice week
tuesdays and FHdsys0 five dollars per aDnum, payable
IN advance.
For adycrsing7J square (or less) for the 6rs,
insertion, and so for zach Continuance The number Of
insertions the MS Otherwise the advsrr
Cicas vii ca continued and charged eccor5ngI<