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FARM FOR SALE.

- FENHE subscriber offers his Farm
fsEsG9A III for sale, situated in the town
haeA Of Milford, Worcester County, con-
s--~-d1@sss- sisting of 81 acres Of Land, with a
good House, Barn, Wood House, Chaise and
Wagon House, with Brick Shop, calculated
for Shoe maker or Tailor; a thriving young
Orchard, and large Garden, well fenced, con,
tanning a choice collection Of Fruit Trees
This Place is about half mile from the center
OF the town, on the Boston road. and il one OF
line pleaSantest situations in the town of Mil
ford Those who wish to purchase will find
this desirable situation Ii is offered for sale
because the present owner wishes to leave the
country. if sold, possession will be given on
the first day of April next, or sooner if request
ed. For terms and other particulars, inquire
Of J. ELLIS, on the premises.
Anp3I eotMarl#
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LIGHTNING. The Nashville Banner con-
tains letter from gentleman at Sherville,
Louisiana, relating the following very sim
guar occurrence:
During violent thunder storm on Thurs.
day, 9Th August, a female was sitting in the
middle Of room sewing at n small table,
when the house was struck with lightning.
The shock threw her senseless upon the
floor, ten feet from the place where she was
sitting. The table was broken into frag-
ments, and the chair on which she sat was
literally scattered in small pieces about the
room. The needle which she held in her
hand was found with the thread still in its
eye, sticking to door frame, several feet
from the floor, and at considerable dis
lance from where she sat. She had several
needles sticking in the handkerchief she
wore round her neck, which we're 80 mag
netlsed by the electric fluid, as TO be capa-
BILE OF attracting such as are larger than
themselves. A large tortoise she'll comb,
which was in her hair. was evidently scorch-
Ell anc torn into fragments. Yet she re-
ceiVed no further injury than a slight sore
on one SIDE OF her head. She was not Dress
cd IN SIX but had on calico gown.
Not long since, worthy citizen of Pbiladel.
Pn.a having claim on the French Government
nuuresnso letter on the subject. directly 10
mig rnihppe' BE has received an answer
oa,eo ''h october, 1881, from the Kings P,;
yate Secretary, in which he il ;nsastsJ -,
the King had read his communicate, Ia .h ha.
was Immediately Transferred 10 iha Min;s.asl
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t Commission Agency.
OTIS SPEAR,

n COMMISSION MERCHANT,
DEALER in CARDS, SHOES, STRAW
GOODS, &c. &c, No. South Charles street,
Baltimore, (Md)
" Reference to AmAsA WALKER, Boston
SPEAR & PATTEs, and l.. HoLBRooK Il Co
New York JoHS HAzELrINE Il Co, Phila.
delphia; OF RoBERr EARLE, Worcester.
Dec % 6.n
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COMPREHENSIVE.

Worcester, Jan. Is, 1882.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-09

ny VIM. C. Scott. Notification: Acknow.
lodged to be tho legitimate child of Mr.. Jefferson,
by his grandson and by most ofits enemies.
firm and mistaken amid the pillows of faction. "a
fortress formed to freedoms hands,"
BY Hilary Harris. The Orthodox Republican
State Of Maine: A small but brilliant star in the
East made resplendcnt by the lowering clouds that
surround her.
BY John b. Harvie. Thomas Richie: The SEN
tincl who has basely betrayed his post, no longer
worthy the support of the frccmcn Of Virginia.
By Peter j. Archer. Virginia and South Cnro
lima: The first the cradle, the second tho citidcl of
the State Rights party.
BY VIM. T.. Watkins. of Cincinnati The Union:
May it like well cemcntcd pillar remain nnnovs
able let the Tariff operate as it NAV
By DIR. M. X. Murray. "Congress shall mako No
law respecting the establishment of Religion or
prohibiting the FREQ exercise thereof" How ,,obly
changed are the times from the period in which the
rights of the Church were stamped with crime
whom the alteration of God was treason to the King
and the robe of the Priest dupplcd with tho Mar
tyrs blood.
BY DIR. Abnor Crump. Education: The only
source of rational hope for the disenthralmsnt of
and Priosi. craft.
BY +. =. Sampson. Woman: Heavens first best
gift to man. Thou opcnost thy mouth with wis
dom, and in thy tongue is the law Of kindness We
rejoice, therefore, that we have confidence in thee
! in all things.
BY VIM. G. Scott. South Carolina: The reno.
rous, the chivalrous South Carolina. Palsied be
the tongue and ncrvelcss be the arm that would not
DO lifted in her defence i'm time of need
ny H. +. Graves. The Hon. John Tyler: Our
vigIlant and ablo Senator in the Congress of the
U. She has already gratified the expectations of
his fronds and disappointed the forebodings of his
enemies-ere long he will reach the pinnacle of
| fame.
by DR.. Abner Crump. Tho Jefferson: Nav the
pure essences of his patriotism and of his wisdom,
forever moisten and inyigorate the shoots of the
Tree of Liberty.
by John Watkins. Martin Van Buren,: I'm
worthy to be supported by any party in the United
States AZ Vice President
by Dr. Abner Crump. The University of Virgil.
MA: A noble work of noble mnd-may its alum
nj march with Dyes that never wink. fixed ON the
glorious example of its illustrious founder
BY John W. Nash. Mr.. Ballow, our generous
Host Always to be thought of when friends are
remembered.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-09
FOREIGN.
LATEST FROM EUROPE

The ship New York. the Liverpool packet of
tho LIST of June, arrived at New York on Thurs
day. brought Liverpool papers to tho LIST of
June, inclusive. and London to the evening of
the 30th of May.
Among the passengers is the Hon. Martin Van
Buren,, late Minister to England.
The papers by this arrival furnish little worth
extracting.-The success of the Reform Bill is in
sured by the withdrawal from the House of Lords
OF the Duke of Wellington and other distinguish.
cd opponents. Bols Messenger of 9th treats
this as a concerted plan, and says-
THE majority of the opposition Peers have kent
their faith with the Grown, & have absented them-
selves in such numbers that the Bill meets with no
serious obstruction. Lord Grey is thus saved the
necessity of an extraordinary exercise of the pre-
rogatve."
In France, notwithstanding little Carlist con-
spracies, every and then, things are quiet The
rumor that Talleyrand was to take Casmir Perier's
place is contradicted.
Uncertainty hangs over the relations of Spain
with regard both to England and France, as con-
nected with the supposed desire of Ferdinand to
aid Miguel
We believe Lord Grey has fully 'made up his
mind" to retire from Office Immediately after the
great measuso is carried, and place Lord Durham
at tho head of affairs. We do not saw that the lat
ter resolve will 30 carried into effect-but the for
mer we have little doubt of.-[Court JournoLl
tits now fully ascertained that tho lady taken on
board the Carlo Alberto was not the Duchess of
Berri, but one of hor attendants. The Duchess
herself escaped from the vessel Cotat, and went
HoHc thcTce proceeded TO Massa, near
Modena, where she is staying at present.
The three ships of the line, Britannia, Caledo-
MIA, and Talavera, which have been ordered to the
Iagus, are not, as some papers have stated, under
the orders of Sir Pulteny Malcolm. They are in
tended as reinforcement to the squadron of the
Iagus. which is commanded by Admiral Parker.
Sir Puteny Malcolm commands tho squadron of
evolution. Lord William Russell accompanied by
two distinguished military officers, goes out with
the expedition to the Tagus. 1t would be impro.
per to state all that have heard of the object of
Lord William Russels mission; but we may be al.
lowed to observe that it is guarantee against 70.
reign interference in favour of Don Miguel and
that nothing more fortunate could occur for the
cause of the Portuguese Constitutionaliss than an
active demonstration by Spain on behalf of the
mock Sovereign of ortugal.-London Courier.
The news from Paris is to the 22d May incIu.
Isive'CIhc Cholera had nearly disappeared in Par.
is On the goth, the deaths in that capital were
bat nine. There were fifteen new cases and thir
ty-five recoyeries.
From the Morning Herald Of Mav 81.
Council OFFICE, May 30.
CHOLERA.-The Country England and Scot
land. Remaining at last report $685. new cases 60,
deaths %; recoveries 45; remaining 3D. Total
from commencement, 10, 499; total Deaths 394I
Board Of Health for Iretand-May 26-New
eases Isl; deaths g.; rocoveries 160 remaining
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-09
BUCKINGHAM CELEBRATION.

The citizens of Buckingham Court House and its
vicinity convened at Mr.. III. Lipscombs Tavern
on the 18th July, to celebrate the Anniversary of
American Independence. The cloth being reno
we'd, William NJ Patteson was called to tho chair;
Nat. Lancaster and Col. Edmund w. HUBBARD were
appointed Vice Presidents and Col. Bondurant,
Secretary.
On motion, the Chairman appointed committee
TO prepare toasts, who submitted the following,
which were drunk.
l. The Union: The sacrifice Of our freedom, our
property and our princples-too great price for
its preservation.
2. George Washington. Drunk standing.
3. Thomas Jefferson. Drunk standing.
4. James Madison; The able and faithful exposi.
tor Of the Federal Constitution.
5. Charles Carroll, of Carrollton: Peace 10 the
evening of his days.
6. Patrick Henry: "Give me liberty, or give mo
death "
z. The signers of the Declaration of Indepcn.
dence: "Take them all in all, we ne'er shall look
upon their like again.
8. Benjamin Franklin: The Philosopher and
Statesman. "Eripuct fulmon coelo scemptrumoue
tyrannis"
o. The officers and soldiers Of tho Revolution.
Their deeds the best and most lasting monuments
of their glory
10. John Randolph, of Roanoke: A faithful con
tinc the watch-tower Of liberty, TO sound tho
alarm at the approach of civil or ecclesiastical en-.
cro1chmcnt
IL. South Carolina: We acknowledge her as a
sster-we feel and sympathze in her suaerings,
and IN defence Of those rights guaranteed her by
The Federal ConsIrtutien, we pledge her "our lives,
our fortunes, and our sacred honor"
II. Tho University Of Virginia: The only Lite
rary Institution in the world, entirely free from the
CALLING trammels Of clerical thraldom-its prospect.
~ the best safeguard against bigoted intolerance
and Prestly domination.
10. The Fair: The chivslrous arm for your de-
ieRce-the mean-spirited only assaii you.
VOLUNTEERS.
by the President. The union of North Ameri-
can States: The greatest political edifce known to
the world; however, we may regret IT., it must fall
when is weight becomes intolerabie to some Of it's
pinara
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-09

BY T.. w. Hubbard. Tho Southern States: Thoy
neither solicit protection, will they quail under
oppression.
BY John w. Haskins. John Randolph. of Roa.
noke: That ''rara avis in tcrris," honest polit-
clan.
BY Lawrence Anderson. The Union: Inhabited
by reemcn, it will ever DO imPenetrablo to foreign
forco, while concord regns within.
By Daniel Guerrsnt, Jr. Europss How long
will YOU be subject to monarchy and aristocracy7
Throw off your fctcrs. and verify Bonapartes pre-.
diction, that Europe shall BIO FREQ.
BY james Gary. Gen. Jackson: His patriotism,
integrity of character, and good acts during his ad
ministration, entitlo him to another years.
BY Charles l.. Christian. Jackson and Van Blu.
Their the only present security to save
the Union.
noko: A speedy restoration to health, that his un.
rvalled eloquenco may DO again heard in the Senate
of the United States. .-'
BY A. Mossley. Tract Societies, Missionary
Societies, Cole niza'io Societies. OF id omnc genus
Artfu schemes devised by ambitious Priests, To
extract from tho pockets Of tho poor. the carnincs
Of their honest labor.
BY J. w. Morodith. George McDuffie: The
defender of tho rights Of the South. His country
may we'll he proud Of such man.
By F. Sheppard. United We stand-divided
we fall.
By Thomas A. Branch. John Randolph, Of Roa.
noke: 1t takes him to unravel priestcraft and tell
what materials ''pious youths" arc mado of
by X. f. Moseley. Henry Clay: BY his inyoca
ton, pcst,lence has reached our shores. From the
American System will likely emanato di.union
''wsr and famine" Hinc inutilo bellum.
BY j. w. Meredith. Tho Richmond and Ia.
nawha Improvement; upon it, tho prosperity OF
Virginia depends.
By John w. Haskins. The union of Churcl,
and State: Anunnatural union, like Ncbuchadncz.
Ears image of iron and clay. Verify they shall no,
cleave unto one another, as iron il not mixed
with clay.
BY William c, Mosc!ey. P. p. Barbour: Our
next Vice President; Tom Richie & Co. to tho con-
trary, notwithstanding.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-09
81 UST published, The EDINBURGH RE.
81 VIEW, No. CIX.

81 VIEW, No. CIx.
CONTENTS.
ART. l-Mechanism of the Heavens, by Mrs
Somerville, 8 vols.
1.-THE Life of Thomas Ken D. d., deprived
Bishop of Bath and Wells; viewed in connection
with Public Events, and the Spirit OF the Times,
political and religious, in which he ved including
some Account of the Fortunes of Morley Bishop
of Winchester, his first Patron, and the Friend
OF Isaac Walton, Brothor.in. law of Bishop Ken
by the Rev. w. l.. Bowles, MA. NJ. r. S. l..
lII.-An Historical Inquiry into the Production
ana consumption Of the Precious Metals, by VIM.
~. 1.-Wavcrly Novels New Edition, with the
Authors Notes.
2-Tales of my Landlord-Fourth and Last
Series.
V.-sketch of the Ryotwar System of Revenue
Administration
VI.-Memoirs of the Life, Writings, and Cor.
resPondence of James Currie, M. d. F. r. S.,
Edited by his Son, William Wallace Currie.
Vll-Four Essays Colonial Slavery, by
John Jeremie, Esq, late First President OF tho
Royal Court of st. Lucia.
VIII.-Greek Authoresses.
M.-Eugeno Aram; Tale, by the Author of
Pelham 'Devereux,' &c.
X l.-Thoughts on the Present State of Fo
reign Affairs, by an Englishman.
,2-History of Poland. CLardner's Cabinet Cy-
3-Memoircs sur la Pologno ct les PoIon;as
dsPuis 1888 jusqu' la fin dc 1915. Par Michel
Oginski.
p 4-Constitutional Charter of the Kingdom of
Poland.
NI.-Memoirs of the Life and Administration
OF the Right Honorable William Cecil Lord Burgh.
ley, Secretary Of State in the Reign of King Ed
ward the Sixth, and Lord High Treasurer of Eng
land IN the Reign Of Queen Elizabeth; contain
ing an Historical View Of tho Times in which he
IVed' and of the many eminent and illustrious
PERSONS with whom he was connected; with ex-
tracts fIom his Private and Official Correspond
once and other Papers, first published from
the Originals. BY the Rev. Edward Mares, ID. D.,
heglus Professor of Modern History in the Uni.
versity of Oxford. Just received by
Jy9 SANXAY a. STREET.
II p ~ I.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-09

ID UM.-i5 hids. N. f.. RUM, landing from
Ia schr. Planter.
In Store-50 bales Yarns, No. 5 to 10; mould
Candles, best quality--for sale by
jy9 DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. co.
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DR.. RELIES
Rotaaical NrOps.

Isene os,he INST efS cscious compounds IN the MA
IRA Msiica for the cure ofthst class OF nveterats
nroduced by an impure state ofthe o'ood and
vtnted has, Of sad usually ,s snnI sn,S,v e se
",,so",. Sre seyer s,res (even when the bones are
etsd white .w.'lings, Of applied With DIR. JeS5's
Gnm.nt foul AMI obstinate ulcers sore legs ana eyes
scsld head in children, scurvy and seorhntic gou. pm
ped rcarouncie faces, fostering eruptons aud Sene'
re tants throa the body in which last case the
Drops often cure when mercury fails. They are also
the best spring and autunnal physic, to purify ana
cleanse the system from humours which frequently ap
par at these seasons of the yesr They also aud the
process of dgesron and. by purifying the blood pre-
vent the secretion of malignant humours on the lungs
The proprietor confidently relies upon the vast mum
Der of cures effected h. these Drops, not only IN oos
ton and its vicinity. but throughout the Union 10. IN
best proof ct their excellence as an uuflhnS
sv. medicine. in all the cases above specified hs
article has recentv been pronounced by phy :.
of the first respec,s,ilit, VINO had witnessed It's sur
ns;n, ;c,cv ~, entitled IN hs opinion TO faHe sae
sld IF all the ppar articles h;o,o" ne o Go's, e en
kr;nis. and ,-d it il fat gaining TINS pois' IN pun
tic .xtimation throughout the country.
Price 81 a Bottle OF Sc Bottles for -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-17

'ENuE SUI cribers feel pleasure in announcing to
i the public that they have in their possessioh'
and for sale atheir tnnthecaries shop King street.
al. xandria . FRIED and INVALUABLE remedy
for tie above named distressing, and too often fatal
disease. As safe and convenient BS!ragogue ITS
IF cts are almost immediate, dschafp'ng the water
from the sys,emc ,aousv; serativ', It restores
The equal actin OF the vessels and estsnh hes 'he
tones of the system and thereby Sc the patient
from . recurrence of attacks. The uniersgn. feel
conf that all where the disease IS not c'u''
ed h, actual disprg ,nlz,tion, the cure will be SURE
The conf lncc with viii h he Anti hydrophic pihs
,re rccosaend d. is founded Oh experience ~ cases
Irea1y ,r.d and upon the fact Of their being the re
suit of genius founded upon science, and not OF EN-
,irici .
twenty four pills, in most cascs effect a cure. Al
piics,ions from distance must I've post paid hppn'
cants VIII De furnished with the medicine at hVe '!"i
lars box On their forwarding the money, and paying
the expense Of rs conveyance.
~ i2--eo,f WILLIAM LANPtilER y CO.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-17

SE7aE sooye Ointment is recommended 20 the pmol.
L. as a safe and certain remedy for those obstinate
diseases some of which have ong aafiei he ss'i
If medical science:
ist White swengs of every descriptions;
I'd Sore legs and ulcers Of my standing,
81 Schirrus or gandusr tumprs, partic larry those
hardepedtumors in women's breasts, which uftentmes
terminate in liberated cancers;
18th Feons; what some people know by the name
Ofcetarrhs, of every description.
S'h Rheumatic pains ofthe joints;
9Th Sprains and bruises of every description or in
whatever part situate;
9TH letters of VII kinds. in this complaint the pa
tent. in applying the ointment, must keep the par
out of water;
9Th Chbains or parts affected by frost.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-17
SplenaiA Eurniture

CH AK LEo hoONT-c,
Cabinet. chair and Sofa Maker, King, neri door
to the corner Of .dlfred street.
HAS on hand, and INSTANTLY manufactures gene
i il raj assortment OF
FASHIONABLE CABINET FURNITURE,
Which. for elegance and durability, te = comPetit'on
iffs stock generally consists OF
Grecian and ,'sin sofas; cUuches andiounges
Nahogany and all kinds of lrawng room chairs
Grecian, winged and single wsrdrobes
PedestaI.end sdeboards With nsrbietops and mirrors
Gothic and various other ditto
Pier tables, with marble and mahogany tops
Pier and block lining, card and breskfasttaotes
do claw do do do 90
Plain do do do do do
Frenchand variou other bureaus, with and without
mirrors -
Ladies iressug tables, with and without mirrors
Ditto workstands and music stools
Dittoand gentlemen's abinet. secretaries and ooos
cases 90
wasAstands, with marble and mahogsnyt"ps
Richly carved and plain mahogany, bird eye, and curl
maple aud common beadsteads
Cribs cradles, shaving po table
and every other article in the cabinetline.
LIKEWISE,
Mahogany ofvarious kinds, steam sawed, curl and
shaded veneers copalvaInsh, ssckng bottoms, cords,
BEDS. M aTrn ASSES, &C.
The above articles will be disposed offof cash or to
punctual persons on the most liberslterrDs.
Avery extensive patronage from Washington indu
ces me to say that wi leyer furniture TO any puT
chaser in that city free ofexpence.
Ttrning g. Carving erecaed in tLebesf manner.
NAV 20
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REMEDY FOR
Nteu .,lutiS0.

IN Is exorucis,iug pain the hecrepitude and &c.
Il fJrrn;.y, AMI the premature old age. which s'e
the us,ia' attend nts OF this disorder sn're by
fron despair ola cure, disappointment " the
eff :acy of It numerous pretended an;,d,tes usei to
eIfes. this purpose But those who have made q tar
trial of
IN cses ut long standing, aud ottne moSts severe
chs~scter Niva rae IA certair relief and any have
been cured in few days some "A hours! num-
h.r,F oe~snns ia ,ston and vicinity, who were for
IN r'y IN ,,ed with the Vheum IL sn, have very fully
te,uia Cssti6c itcs in possession ofthe Propri
e,or proving The npst thorough and surprising cures
b. N this poWerfl' LniIncut, in cases where
9th - t,or,ved spp icsti rs hal u tery failed The
Lin n.at il ais me arc .ss t'r 8rms-s Sprsius,
Nun,I.ss fle', ofthe Joints, chilaiains, &c.
Price, 50 cts. b tile
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t MOaera.

VALUABLE. Article for Families, and the sick,
4 til present TINE &C T Kewenskle's Com
pound IH9TER OF C.aNPR0R This valuable
Cosmetic 30 un ersaily used in st Petersburgh and
throughout the Empire OF isuss,a, Is preventive
ar.;ns, the alarm. .,r disease called the CHoLERA.
Copy Of Certificate rom Dr q Rhineiander:
MIR o G. Osborn. has shown me a Compound Wa
ter of Csmphor made by G.. II +. Kewen,kie, the
composition of which he has given me. believe It
will We very refreshing to patient. IN The present tp
denic ss wsSh and Also Useful i" r'nt'ng the ar
Of the - K rooms ! X. hfiINEi SNDr",
vEw Yonx, July IS, 1882 D.
rhr ,,ove article IS 50 d genuine by Mr. WILLIAM
STA sLxR, Druggist, Alexandr a.
~ C OSBORNE,
sept7 MUS, Pratt street bsn'nNotc-
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painful esmploini. Without gong n'o ue the
deems II saw that he has in his possession
INST undoub,ed testimonials that has more
anspered 0hieh il a'infenaea' '"a"
other popular Medicine. ,,;cst;ou
This remedy is perfectly innocen! in IT'S A.
to all conditions ages. and sexes ru. each
packet, which consists Of two boxes. 0nimoI ha,
Elec.uary. Price. 81 for the whole or 81 Genus " ''
one of,he articles is wanted. u. o,.,id,
Non: genuine .als: 'i %1sbS OF 'G ;m~.aats
wrapper :e sole propr,sfoT, consay For sale a, his
Counting Room, over No 90. Court street. near no
I,si Ros,on. and also by his special appointment
eer' fiA'' o''''"' WIN. SrABLER,
w f.i,f.r Street, .aieraadria'
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DyspeNsia!
m INUIGESTlON.

NF long standing, and IF The most obstinate
" character lrs been aediateiy reEsred aud ctsen
peymaneaiy cured. IN variety OF cases that have o.
cured in h and vicinity bv using tor snort me
DIR. RELIES VEGETABLE SPECIFIC
.aNTEBiLIOUS PILLS,
both of which are to be taken together ACCORDING %
valuable, plain, and practical directcns, accompany
ing ,he Specific Price so cents each.
.. Nae are genuiae uaiess signed on t.e otas'a q
,riatsa ,,rqpoer 6y TIE S1ls Pr petstor n DDEh,
inn,e.ie 81. 10 Tire lot DR. W. n Con'cay FOR
sale AZ mis- Counting SOON M 90 Court street,
mar CONCERT Hall IBoston1 and also nv his ap
pointment by w VI 81 Ani-hn,
,,r5 Fiirfar Nfrect .2er,u'cria