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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-13

dF'a' h<Hlaa.-Tne Washington Gobs adn,,,,
that Amos Kendall wrote the letter lately ss.
cribed to INN, soliciting subscribers for the eheap
copies Of hat immaculate journal-but jlstiies The
acton The ground that II was written at home. & mt
at his oa''e-with his own, pen iul, AMI paper
and MT wlth those ottha United States l. "a car.
tahiY very wei, Amos wilido these TIM, tint,
lie should no; trench upon business hours or uilc,r
p95ae property. But what becomes Of Gen
Jaekson'' pledge that the officers of the federal
government should not interfere with tls freedom,
Of elections And what of Anos's own de-
elaratlon that the Fourth Auditors office should
not be filled with babb,ins politicians
We copy the following jon Fe,7rH on the nrti.
Gle IN ;h9 GIobs, from the Baltimore Patriot.
On learning AatHc FarA Anditor fcri.es his
"'rH Hbcls lcitt his olrn iHk
Since. rare Economist It's clearly shown
Your NIX and rbaIdry are 10th your own
We see the iount siyaS colour 10 the ri,l,
For baekenns runs your cam otvcuom still.
lhe two beside III happy contrast H..
III lux Is 6aesat, and rsaeE Is thewit
" IN, wcli-reNard.d Scurf.u>t" lth,vrry.
W no, though on S dc have had IN bid as high1
some god to Us your galutul trade scoyer =
Your INK At cost, your Wit paid ten times over"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-13

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The Arkansas advocate., 1832-04-04
RENEWAL OF THE BANK CHARTER.
Vieaoa of lie Mojoritv.

Iieacs of the .Mojority
 Mir. MDuffie, from the Committee of Ways and Means, to which tho subject had been referred, made the following report:
 The committee of Ways and Means, in obedience tothe orders of the House, have had under consideration the me- morial of the President, Directors and Company of the Bank of the United States, and also sundry memorials from other sources, relative 10 the renewal of the charter of said bank, and here with report bill for the renewal of the said charter, ,wiifi certain modifications.
 Tkc committee will not go into the consideration of the constitutional pow CT of Congress to incorporate tiie Bunk of the United States, nor of the expe- dieney, and to facilitate and equalize thehscsi operations of the Government. For the exposition of their views on these interesting and important ques- tions, and of the great public benefits which haveresulted from the operations l of the Bank, in regulating and reduc ] ing the rates of the. commercial exchan gcs of the country, they ask leave {, refer to the report made by tho Com fmittee of Ways and Means, on the l3tl
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-04-04
zA. ID WEEoNEsDAY, AIsRIa. |, 1899.

canse oi morality. Does # do 50. il the murderer is hanged, like a common lelon! II neither genius, acute, power. tul, ail-searehing and triumphant-nor lie otherwise free from all offence nor the hacst, and purest, and mot ex- qusite aptness for the perception of al! that Is lovely or grand or pleasing. in isfaiitfaate or it4aniintate nature Ter tender regard for the principle of fife, l whether existing in insects, brates. or men=-llor all else that can make bt.- man nature seem but little lower than 1 the angels :-can atone for the commis- sion ot one great offence, or save the pefpetfator from tie ignoniny ofa com Elnoh felon--is not the moral heightened llh the very proportion in which the yir- tues of the offender are emhiazohed- all djscolored and dima IS they are made 10 appear, by the blaekness of efe foul spot, lh.the sphere which would other wise be wholly perfect and transleecnt? The answer is obvious, that all must depend on the management of the plot. We think that Rulwer, in the present instance, ingehiously unexceptieaable. All.such men as Afam was CT as he { (Bulwer) has conceived hirfto be. are believers in destiny; because they can not believein annihilation, and the doors of the sanctuary of Truth are closed against them. Can the anatomy of Aram's mind, aud the developement of his ilaifcrazed reasoning, in the glim- mer Of such an imperfect faith, and with the weight of such an offence. which his nature revolted at, upon his memory, and with the dread of disco very every moment, sleeping or walk ifg, paraIzing his constitutional cour- age--ean suea q display invite the weakest of mankind to follow iil his tricks, with the galloWs in tue close of the persPcctipe2 We say to such nor alists as assert the affirmative. in the words of the Corporal in tltis novel; "Od rot vel bother! baugh@
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-04-04

An exchange of presents is taking place between Russia and the Otto man Porte. 4 state carriage, with six horses taken from the principal studs in Russia, a.d the beautiful harness of red morocco. embroidered in gold. part ct the presents destined by the sEnape- PCT Nicholas to the Sultan, arrived at Constantinople on the 26ih of Septem- bcr. The latter, on being informed of their arrival, offered M. Ycrmelolf who IS charged to deliver those presents, a large house on the shore of the Bos- phofus, near tho Sultan's sumner pal ace, where the Turkish authorities are to supply him with every thing neces- sary. NJ. Ycrmeloff has also received from the Sultana rich sngf-box.--Par. ss Paper.
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-04-04
AGENTS FOR THE ADVOCATE.

The following gentlemen have been ap- pointed Agents for this paper Col. James Senik, P NJ, Pine Bluff. Col. II. BoSaoeH, NJ, Batesyiue. Maj. J. WoU, P NI, Izard c. II. RoJt- smiih, F M, Jackson, lawrence co. Joita Hib6is, Conway county.
 Thopaas .Hafhers, do do Col |. W Clarke, P NJ, Morrison's Bluff. .Harh Bean Crawford county. Thomas Hubbard, Hampstead county. Col. John Cfal,k, Sevier county. T. FarreHy, Arkansas county. Y. [. Biscoe, Phillips county. Spencer Cfoaeh, St. Francis county. Jd1aes Clarh, Miller county. TRm. D. Ferguson, ? ", Crittcnden co. John C. Saytors, r ", Jackson co. LarkfR .NelgtoR, Washington county, .M. Collins, P AI, Clark county. Giibeft .liarshau, P M Crawford county. I'm. 3 Pdtoa, P SI ClIieot county. J. Pennington, Union co. Joseph Jacobs, ? Il, Monroe county.
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-04-04
EtsRfRIiCGIfISST.

Louis Brahant, valet de chambrc to
 iranels the First, was a capital yentri-
 loqnist, anda great atcheat. He had fal-
 len lnloye with q young, handsome, and
 rich heiress; but was rejected by the
 parents as an unsuitable match for their
 daughter. The young lady's father dy-
 ing, Brahant made visit to the widow,
 who was totally ignorant of his singular
 talent. Suddenly oh his first appear
 ance, in open day and in presence of se-
 veral Persons who were with her, she
 heard herself aocosted, in a voice per-
 fectb resembling that of her dead hus-
 band, alad whiehseemcd to proceed from
 above, exclaimilg, sGite my daughter
 in marriage to Louis Brahant. He is
 man of great fortune, and of an ex-
 cellent ntcharacter. now endure the in-
 eXpfessiblc terments of purgatory for
 having refused her to him. If YOU obey
 this admonition, ] shall soon be deliver
 ed from this place of torment. You
 will at the same time proyide.a worthy husband for your daughter. and procure everlasting repose to the soul of your
 poor husband.' The widow couldnot for a moment resist this dead summons,
 which had not the most distant appear aace of proceeding from Louis Brahant whose countenance- exhibited no visible
 change, and whose lips were closed and
 motionless, during the delivery of it, Accordingly, she consented immediate ly to receive him for her sonsin- law.
 Louis's finances, however, were in ye- ry low situation, and the iormaliiies at tending the marriage contract rendered Unnecessary for himto exhibit soile show of riches, and net to give the ghost the lie direct. He accordingly went to work
 upon a fresh subject, one Cornu, an old
 and rich banker at Lyons, ,who had ac-
 cumulated immense wealth by usury
 and extortion. and was known to be
 haunted by remorse of conscience on account of the manner in which he had acquired it. Having contracted an in- timate acquaintance with this man, he | one day, while they were sitting togeth-
 erinthe usurer'slittle back parlor, art | fully turned the conversation on reli- l gious subjects, on demons and spectres,
 the pains of purgatory and the torments
 of hell. During an interval of silence
 between them, a voice was heard, which
 to the astonished banker seemed to
 be that of his deceased father, complain l ing, as in the former case, of his dread l fuI situation in purgatory, and calling
 upon him to deliver him instantly from l thence by putting into the hands of iinu.
 is Bralant, a large sum for the redemp- 1 ton of Christians then in slavery with
 the Turks: threatening him at the same time with eternal damnation if he did
 rot take this method 10 expiate likewise i his own sins. Tine reader wiilnatural I ly suppose that Brahant affected . due | degree of astonishment on the occasion
 and further promoted the deception, hy ;, acknowledging hishaving devoted him T self 10 the persecution of the charitabi, design impaledto him by the ghost. Al
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-04-04

Resolution empowering the Secretary of
 the Navy to settle certain contracts,
 and to reiinquish certain feFfeitares.
 Reaofoed by the Sea4te ard House of Representations 9 the UJated Sidtes Qf .4me- rica in Congress assembled, That, the Se- cretary of the Navy be empowered to re- linquish and pay ali forfeitures on con- tracts made by the Board of Navy Com missioners, when said forfeitures have ari- sen by the extension of contracts, orwhere the contracts have been completed by the appreciation of the Board of Navy Com missioners, without any injury to the pub lie service; and the Secretary of the Ma " is empowered to fulfil all outstanding contracts where the time for their per- formance has been extended, or where the completion of said contracts has been prevented by unavoidable accitient, and the pnbic service has sustained no injury.
 Approyed Feb. 10, 1882.
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-04-04

AN ACT 10 authorize the Secretary of
 the Treasury to compromise the claim
 of the United States on the Commercial
 Bank of Lake Erie.
 Beit eaacted bg fhe scants and House oJ Representatives ofahe Uaifed Slides qf.4me- rico ia Congress assembled, That these cretary of the Treasury be, and he here- by is authorized to compromise and finally settle the claim of tine United States on the Commercial Bank Of Lake Erie, on such terms as he may deem most condu- ciye to the best interest of the United States.
 Approved: Jan. g, 1892 5
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-04-04
TERMS.
This Paper is published cveyY Wednes-

This Paper is published every Wednes- day, at THREE DOLLARS per annnm, payable in ddoa8cc, or FOUR Dossi.A Rsy al the ex,,i- ration of the year.
 No subscriber viii be considered as pays ing in advance, unless payment be made at the time of subscribing, or on the re- ceipt of the first number.
 No paper will be discontinued, (but at. the discretion of the Editor, until ali arr rearages have been paid up.
 0rbettcrs addressed to the Editor must be postpaid, or they will not be attended
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-04-04

AN ACT to alter the time of holding inc
 spring term of the circuit court of tle
 United States for the Southern District
 of New York
 He it enacted by he Senate and House ot Representations ofthe United States of .qn,e- ''ica ia Congress assembled, That from and after the first day of March next, term of the circuit court of the United States for the southern district of New York shall commence and be held at the place fixed by law for holding said conrt, on the first Monday of April, in each and every year; and that, from and after said first day of March, the term of said court now re- quired by law to be held on the last Mon day in May in each year, shall be abolsh- ed.
 AnnrnunA Inn % 1oas 4
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-04-04
TERMS or ADVERTISING.

advertisements. not eeedlng I2hnes, first insertion, ONE DOLLAR, each continu- ance, FIFTY cEsrs-longer advertisements in the same proportion.
 All advertisements sentto this flee for publication, without the number of 1nser- iions being specified, will be continued until forbid and charged accordingly.
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-04-04
EYAUTHoRITY.

LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES, PASSED AT TIE FIRST SESSION OF TnE TWENrY-sE- coND CONGRESS.
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-04-04

Approved Jan. g, 1892.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-20

sugar coffee. ~ ine. &U.
SAMUEL MESSERSMITH
Has IN Store. and offers for sale,
lnnRHDS N. o st. CroIx, Il Re-
s5 100 bbls Trinidad and N Orleans SGG3RS
2boXrs PhadeiDhis refined }
$50 bags coffee, part prime green
z chests oun- Tyson TEN
chest imperial Jhfe
3haIf chests Sinipo
5boxes 2o,nnowder q D"e
8 cases, contg 2lb cans Ssu'p' quality
'sR R.'s pipes fine old L Madeira
ID casks ) ulNFN;
20 boxes. each cong from to dz ehiefyo(G
hid & 2qr casks Tinta or Burg'y reel fnipor
do and 2 do Sercial Sfafions and
2qrS1 ! Or casks Malmsey parranted
hhds & ,sress genuine Port q fine qua
SCR casks Sicily Madeira
cases sparkling Champagne
2pipes cognsc brandy
10 bbIs New England rum
30 bales Louisiana cotton
hhds James River tobacco
8 sh Kegs. manufactured do
500 bags patent shot
I5Oreams super6ne No 3 and letter paper
60 do postand cap do
so bunlles binding and band DO boards
90 boxes and halfboxes Bakers nd LsphamsNo
chocolate
100 pieces German Hessians
aug 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-20
Dyeins ErtahlisMmeMt,

Royal Mreet, beiween King and Prince Streets,
in the house formerly occupied by Mr.. SalUetat
In wHEAil.tY begs leave 10 inform the c'izrns
Il of Al xauris and its vicinity, that HI isin resdi
ness to execute all manner of business in his line
aentemens garments of every description neatly sconr
ed dyed, and pressed to have the usre Of new
cloth Fame, of Ill the various shades
ed on ribbons, hsnit echiefs, bpnntts, dresses IN
the whole piece, and finished to took well new
Also, merino shawls neatly secured ard uhtened or
dyed without injury t. the border; also. black merno
shSwls oycd without Injury TO the borae; also me
riuo curtains d ed and eatered
n. Is The subscriber warrants TO give satisfaction to
all who ma, patr nIze him. and that his business wall
be promptly attended 10.
fb "a dSm0
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-20
Bouts, shoes. and Nats.

I'D. HARMON has jus received further suppl
of Boots, shoes, and Hats, and will continue TO reccy'
additions through the Fall, which cosbles him to offer
to purchasers very general ssoTtmen-c"nss;ing ~
part OF
uens' coarse bootees and sh 'es, pegg"d and sewed
Men, 6u. ,o,ss, begged, sewed and used
Mems fine shoes, nailed aid Se"ed
BOYS coarse and fine bootees. prggei and sewed
Bows coarse and fine shoes, peSged and sewed
Gentemens' fine bouts nailed and pegged
G, n,lemens calf skin boots, sewed
Iadie.' leather aud morocco walking shoes, several
qualities 1870.
ladies' seal skin walking shoes and slippers, several
M;,ss,' leather and seal skin slippers and walking
shoes -.
Mise, and chdrrr's leather and morocco ANGLE ties
Mems black fur and wool hats
purchasers are invited To call and examine his goods,
&c he Is dispcsed to sell on accommodating terms
oct 20 If
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-20
For Amsterdam

xe The coppesed ship ELiZ9 =,
~ apt Haven, will sail about the lo'h INST and
-, sp III freight that may offer. Apply 10
IA - ~ W F0WIE 4 Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-20
Eatract from a Laec Of the Corporation relatir
TO assessments. &c.

Eltract from Lav Of the Corporation relative
10 assessments. &c.
"The s9id Assessors Shall, immediately after their
appointment. pr ,ceed I" vsu. the houses and lots
within the mits of the Cooperation, and to demand
fom the masters and mistresses of every family Fists
of alt male tythesbies belonging to, or residing in,
their rep ctve fames; srd also from every owner Of
taxable property. list of such property. And it any
master or mistress Ofs mi, any owner OF taxable
property, shall neglect refuse to give in list of all
male .theabes belonging to- residing in his or her
family other sble property within five days AFTER
the demand made thereof by any assessor. the person
IF ndng shall forfeit and pay hundred dollars;
and If any person whatsoever shall wl'fully omit ".
nlsrepresent, in the list given in any ythabc or tsA
BILE property, or shall in any other conceal the
same from the knowledge of he the persons
citn ing shall forfeit and pay double the amount of
Ike imposed OIL such tytheable or taxable proper.
ty Every merchant, shopkeeper, mechanic. or other
person. having his or her service employ any
clerk ourneyman apprentice or assistant, shall rem
der an account of the in his her list It the.
ables and shall be accountable for the capitaton tax
hereb, imposed in like manner, and under the same
penalties if such clerk, urneyman. apprentice, or
assistant, were member of his OF her family"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-20
Section q ofa Law passed March, 1881.

he it further cnacted, hat the assessors be. and
they are hereby, authorized IL qrire from ever o~
er or household furniture, kept for an
OF IT'S aggregate value, at fair market price,
a; tie tmr Of rendering such account; and true list
If all ground rents which may be payable to such per
on or persons and any such person or persons so Re-
u,srea and aftcr Being informed of the provisions of
tins Section refusing to render such account or such
list OF grond rents, to give such information to the
assessors may enable them 30 make such valuation
on such list # ground rcu's, he. she, or they So Of
Eendmg, shall forte and pay the sum OF twenty dol
srs; and in Cases where the have Cause to
suspect ihe have received fair estimate OF urni.
list Of ground rents or such correct fo nation
as may enable them make fair valuation If urni
ture list of ground rents they shall assess the value
Of such furniture list of ground rents, according to
the best Of their knowledge and iudment; aud should
the person assed deem him herself sggrieved, lie
she shall have right Ct appeal tie the Common
Council" mar l3-3w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-20
Wow Amsterdam
For Amsterdam

~ The coppered brig LEDf,
sffNGray, master, will have despatch and 'aSe any
i'bW " FOWLE Co,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-20

N,ssntut. ii e C-pA.tLershlp
~ +; 30 p.rnef,hir hegs'oia,: existing under the
finn # :'inm,eriaja & arr's, is ih's dsv dlssov
d. b. uu,u. .nsanj, ant thoae having claims will
present them AMI 'Nusa Via, err Indebted Will make
IN ,lrtr p, niel with the concern settled us
onp AZ possiblc rG,Ins II can he made to either CT
us. liNNoi.N NH'Nh"h'''iN'
JOS. ~ tRRiS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-20

NJ JOSEPH HARRIS sill continue the
Grocery an nip han'ler, BUSINESS Al h' old stan.
forneri, occupied b, chamberlain hsrris, and soi'
cts share of public patronage.
nov Co If
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-20
George JHhmson & Co

WAVE Just received and !cr sale,
Ia 40 boxes plug tobacco
II to the pound
In Store.
pipe S hhd-, II o. and 10 eighths best Ma
deira wine Of their Importation, war
rant,d pure
so quarter ,sks and indian barrels narselIles
madeira Of superior quaIi'y
9qnsr;er casks Soil, Madeira 90
3 bates spinning cotton, tor retailing
s c SIS cheese low 10 close sales
IS a. bo>es superior real isvana segars
j b.Lrs brown dom. sites So 90 a wide
5 barrels bright varnish
No 3 nackerel in barrels and half barrels
IN roo N IA frat of u. ito". S "thce
FOUR FORrEPiANOS Of fine tone,
ud splendid craftsmanship, aliot winch are offered OIL
blessing ',rms
~. Hheat purchased as usual
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-20
Gait &C ou'nfaut, arrive CO aNI pourra'
assessors Notice.

VlNHE undersigned intend forthwith to and va.
lue the taxable property of the citizens and others
Of the Town. and respectfully request their aid. as far
as the annexed laws require, tina; the same may be
equ,lized as near as possible.
GEO. DkINKaR,
WA, YEAiOA,
Alexandria, 18th March, 1859. Assessors.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-20
FRESH Garden seeds.

wv II STABLER has Just received part of his
w Spring supply ofthe celebrated Garden seeds
from u. 81 G. tandrath's Establishments, Philadelphia.
on hand few dozen bottles of
COMPOUND CHLORINE TOOTH-WASH,
very popular article for cleansing and the
teeth and cleansing the muuh which is offered at
wholesale and retail together with large as or,men, OF
DRUGS, MEDICINES, e. DYE STBFFS
II 17-f
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-10-18
Advertisement ]!

iA 2'0 tke Aathmatie4 aud CeasstaspfiUe. KESHE most prevalent and fatal of all the Diseases L incident ip civilized s0ceiy-the fsOnsnmption-
 may generally be tEsced ihe east alarming of dsor- dcfs slgt 6nt neglected cold. By eslimaoa il ap- ppfa that QUO persons die annually Of the COn- sumpiion. Must af these dreadful results may be at- tEiblted io common Cods. and aeggeni trea,meat 9f te harassing Cough that generally
 s usually followed by difficult breathing, pain in the side, and at las, Ulcera,ed Luags Violent and re- peated AstLmasic attacks also bring on Consuaptive sympsoms. Que or two dollars expended ia the pur. "sa s.s sDr. ReIfc's Astmatic T;As,,
 and liigie attention their timely adinsEation wil uaally ensure amtgatiOn of these disorders. and ge Uerally eAecta cGFe.9 The Pills are also easy and efectna remedy for she symptoms preceding and ac- couapanying the Asthma and Consuihpton. For Colds, Coguhs, diciculsy of Breathing, ighiness and strc tsFe acrcss ihe Chest, Wheezng. Pain ia tae Side, Spiag 0f Biooii. G5c. Few cases can occur of any q this elass af disorders im which tho purchasers of Dr. Relfes Pills will not 6nd rich return for their iriaing expenditure. Price-whoie boxes, 90 Pills dollar half do. l2 Pills, 50 cts.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-10-18
To the Ladies !!

WTHITE and SOUND TEETH are both m orna- w mens sad n blessimg. The best security foF lier advantages is to De fonad ia she use of she M .,1ss British ARtisepfric sDeRtifr;ce.
 This elegant Tooth Pspder, wish n very little use, erdicates the ScMrvy ia the gums, and prevents the aooseas the teeth, and aecelefaes their decay The Dentlrice thus removes ihe prevailing causes af oE sensiye breath, preserves the healhness and Aorid- sacss of he gulns. and renders the teeth beansfuy >shile. Price, 50 cents. 1@.
 EJ None are genuine naiess signed om1he outside printed wrapper. by she sole propretor, T. KIDDER, igsmediGte sNccesscr 10 the late Dr. w. II. CoFwAY For sale al his Counting Room, No. 99, Court. Street. near Concert Hall, Boston, and also by his special appointment, by @ @
 Samnel Bael and J. c. Becksoitk, Liechf feld; zls sE. CO,oies, S0uih Farms; Daniet Nottoa, r Gaaaas ss JudsOs & W,hiGflesey, W. PsesIos.
 LsGne S. WGdsaOOrth, Betktem Newson S HemdeTson, Goshen. @3s. t#t rs ss t Large discouas io those who buy Co sell again.
 February 9 - ssas Ss3.fs-,. lye5wS5
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-10-18
J !. ,.s }, Y. z ,NEttbEet0 lElraittrsr.: /
 PUBERsHnD DlsvEaKIrnURsDAx' MORNING, .e4 Bx HENRY ADAMS. < 3
TERAle.

a To village and single mail silsseFbers Gollavs per yHags payable before the expiration Ofsix monshp
 To companics of any number oter six, SI 50 per year. payable as above. 10 eoPsaies less lhaa six, shedednclea from each oflhess pfiees Mhea payment is made n aasance. These prieesAare exclusiya OG Gaal or ataRe charge fur transpoFtaiiOn. 8
 No will Dc discontinued uutiI all arfearaees are pasds except at slae discretion q tbe editor.
 Notice of wish to discontinue must be given bere the expiration of the year. ,,;ss. ss.F(Afs z ADyERTIsING. One square ihFee insertions. 9l, and the same proportion fur two or more Fqnares.-- Half square 75 ceats. COhtuaanee oVertlfee weeke 20 per cent per week. liberal tiedaetion made fot advertisements continued 6 or ID mOntlls. 4gf
 Aaminislraiors' and ExecutOrs' Nosicef,s3 $l co ? C0amisaioners Notices, l 25 Z All cnmmasieasious must be postpaid. b4'