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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-05-31

In the Portsmouth Herald we noticed an
extract from a lecture delivered before the
Mechanic Association of that town, by Mr..
John Smith, which contains some almost
incredible statements. The mechanical bu-
Sness of the place is represented as very in
significant, in many respects, and much less
than in anv other town in N. England in pro-
portion to the number Of its inhabitants. o.
Their readers, as well as ourselves, will be
surprised at the following statement:
Il requires but little knowledge of the busi-
ness transactions OF the town, 10 prove to Us
that a great improvement may be easily
made: and that the population OF The place
may be much increased, and that business
and our former habits Of industry, and its
consequent train of blessings, may be re
snseitated. And further, that thousands
and thousands Of dollars may as easily be
distributed among our townsmen, for me.
chanicaI productions, as sent annually, at
much expense, to our neighbouring States.
| For !, stance, look a moment to the article oil
! combs in all its variety, for which not less
| than six TO ten thousand dollars are annual
" paid. Think Of the number OF hands re
| 0uired. both male and female, to produce
this one a%rti.le; the tenements necessary foi
| their Accommodations; the g~rocer's bill, the
| butchers bill, the dry goods bill, the shoe
| maker, halter, cabinet maker; in fact, ever,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-05-31
From The Philadelphia Saturday Courier.
AN IRISH TRADITION.

In the course OF my life. business has led
me into various parts of the world; among
others, into Ireland. During my tarry there,
having a little leisure time, | concluded TO
take a short jaunt in the county, for the
purpose Of gratifying that most gcrmandiz
ing Of all organs, the eye.
In the course Of my ride, being something
fatigued, ! called at a small decent looking
cabin to rest and refresh myself Among the
inmates was one aged man, Father ODon
nelly, very laxative and sociable. After
talking some time, he observed. that he saw
Jack O'Lanthorn the preceding evening,
and inquired if | was acquainted with his
story. Having answered him 10 the mega
tive, he proceeded TO relate the following
tradition, which ! give as ! received il, with
out being answerable for lis credibiity
IN the days of the blessed ST Patrick,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-05-31

4yThe APporiionment Bill passed the Sc
nate on Saturday last, and received the sig
ma q e Of the President on Tuesday. Tbs
ratio Is Fixed al AZ 100.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-07
GYnceries at auction.
BY P. MAURO & SON.-WAsHIseroN.
Public Sale of Real Estate.
THIS DAY

IXIiIL be sold at Public 'uction. on th- premises,
w on Saturday. III ,rrii 1882, at 10 O'Clock, the
following property namel, part of qrare 49, front
ing SO 'eet n cast, snd running back ~ f.;
beginning for the front the southeast corner of said
square. on which erected Frame Buildings Al.
lot No. %, in square 882 which is erected good
twos,ory Trick dwelling, and framc shop with out.
buildings. Also. part Of lot No s., in square south
east and running back 100 feet which erected
good Two STORY Dwelling House and other improve.
nents Also, part Of lot l, IN square 49, fronting 20
ee on 18th street east, which is very good brick
twostory dwelling
Terms of sale, one third Cash, and the balance at
and 70 months. bearing interest with notes to be secur.
ed by deeds OF trust
The title is supposed to be unqnestionsble. The
expenses of the conveyance and deeds Of trust to be
paid by purchasers
BY order fthe heirs Of Joseph Costigan
p. NAURO, SON,
mar OF Is Auctionerrs Washington City.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-07
WINCHESTER. April 4.

Small Grqin We do not remember ever to
to have heard such universal complaints OF the
state OF the growing crop "a at present; certain
it Is that at no former period did we ever know
the grain fields in our own vicinagc TO present so
cheeress spectacle, and unless there shoald
b. an Immediate and decided improvement the
ensuing whea, harvest will probably be the
aHtest that has b.en gathered in this county for
many years. In many of the fields there is not
the slightest appearance of vegetation. and on
examination il has beer found to be entirely
blasted. In others there are evidences of par
dal vegetation but IT is unusually backward; and
in some few fields, here aud there. having the
advantage Of southern exposure, it has been
more general aud is further advanced. ln some
Otue neishboring counties, We are sorry to learn,
appearances are equally unpromising. particular
YIN LOudOun. Our farmers, with whom we
have cOnversed. attribute this state Of things.
manly to the excessive severity OF the weather
IN the early part Of March.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-07
ID [ E D.,

On the 5th inst Mrs. ANN RANDALL, wife OF
Mr.. T. Randall, of this place, in the 54th year
of her age. Her friends and acquaintances are
requested to attend her Funeral, from her late
residence OIL Fairfax street, this evening, at
o'C lock.
AT Washington, on the slst ult., Mrs ELIZA
GIBERsoN, consort of Gilbert E. Emerson, Esq.
and daughter Of the late John Cranston, of this
place.
In New York, on Wed nesday morning, 4th
April, Mrs. JANE HILL, aged III years, wife Of
Lawrence Hill, formerly Of Alexandria, D. c.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-07
VnperNiA\e academy i.

vINHIs institution situated in the salubrous and ou
l. rishing village of Upperville, will commence its
Spring Session the second day of May next, under
the superintendent of Mr.. FAnRASp ". BkSRDIcT,
graduate Of Hamilton College, ~ Y.
The Asttering prospects fthe Academy, connected
with the liberal salary of $1,000. which has recently
been settled upon the Principal afford rational security
to the public for the permsnency of the present ar.
rangements The course of studies will embrace those
requisite to any required advanced standing in Col
ege in all of which special regard will be had to their
application to the duties and business of life. In con
nexion with the theoretical, will be instituted course
of Practical Mathematics, including mensuraton OF
heights end distances, surveying and evil engineering
Board will he furnished at the residence Of the Frn
cpa and at other houses at the rate OF Sso
per snnum
The Tuition fees sre for the minor branches OF Eng
fish, sl2; for he junior do $40. and for the languages
sad mathematics $50 per annum. payable quarterly
TIE TRUS ICES.
Mddleburg, mas %, l852-w3w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-07
For HOstOn.
panera,Ma Of ~ eXico.

Units splendid Representation Of one of the most
L beautiful. as well as unique Cities of the world,
after al exhibition of unparalleled success in London
and in some of the prrcpa! cities in this country,
IS NOW OPEN
for the inspc If the citizens OF alexandria, and
the public generally, ir building erected for its
reception, in Washington City, and situated on Mar
ket space, south side Pennsylvania Avenue, between
h and 9Th streets.
II is the original picture. painted by order Of the
Mexican Government, and challenges competition
with any thing of the kind produced in the Ca
p,ol of Europe
Open each day, Sundays excepted, from 9o'clock,
A. " till sunset
Abundance IS cents Season tickets (not transfer
abbey one dollar each, to be obtained of Mr.. ..
Bullock. Agent for the Propretors, at the place OF
exhibition
Pamphlets Historical and descriptivel l23 cts
apr 4-TeuslSCSat
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-07

motion of Mr.. Choate. Of Massachusetts, rose,
and having reported, obtained leave to sit again
M Choate. Of cou.e, has the floor upon the sub
ject. Mr. Carson, after ali udng to the long sick
ness of the chairman Of the Committee on Naval
Affairs, (Mr pfnan, )gase notice that he should.
on an early day. move that the House 60 into a
Committee Of the Whole on the Stale OF the Uni
ont for the purpose of taking up some ofthe bills
reported by that committee. At tour O'clock,
the House adjourned
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-07
NEW YORK MARKET-ApR1L 4.

flour Without change and dull 1000 barrels
of western have been received from Albany. and
sells at IS GO to S 81.
Grain.-No Wheat in market Corn has ad-
vanced in consequence of the short supply.
Sales of northern yellow at SO to SIS cents, and
held for higher prices. Southern, last sales, 46
to az cents; Northern Oats, held at 4S cents. No
other change.
The demand for Pot Ashes has improved, and
a sale of 500 barrels has been made at an advance
of 10 cents on our quotations of last Saturday.
In Cotton little doing-the sales since the slst
uIt amout to 600 bales, $50 of which were Up.
lands at 81 a IL cents; 100 NewOrleans at 12i
cents, and $50 Florida at l0a Iii cents
There is no alteration in the market for Colonial
articles.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-07
Notice is hereby given

Tg,O the Stockholders in The Aexandris Canal, that
n an instaIment Of Two Dollars each share OF
stock is required be paid ON or before the LIST day
Of Nav next. Also an instalment Of Two Dollars
per share on or before the Isl day Of June; and far.
tber instaent Of Two Dollars rrr share or before
the 1st DAY of July. BY order Of The Board.
H.CREASE,
Clerk A. G.. C..
Office Alex Csnal Company, 3oth March, 1882.
mar 3U-d3tNeS Sat tlstIy
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-07

FLouR.-Yesterday the wagon price of Flour
was 4 81 q So; in some instances, a fraction
more was paid.-4Oo oIs'were sold from stores
at 60, and smaller lot at 4 62a; holders ge-
nerally demand 62a a 4 IS. Our stock is small.
and the receipts continue very light The pros.
pect for the growing crop is represented as very
had
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-07
Office Of The Chesa peahe and Ohio Canal
CONUanU,
WASHINGTON, March II,

Company,
WAsHINGTo>, March II. 1882.
T meeting of the President and ;,rectors Of the
! Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company, held this
da", IL unanimously
Resolved That General Heetiar Of the Stockhold.
ers ofthe hsapeake and Ohio Canal Company be
vened in the CITY Hall, in the City of Washington, on
Saturday. the 18th day Of April next, at II O'Clock A.
W. to take into consId eraton the following resolution
of the General Assembly Of Maryland, passed the
18Th day OF the present month:
g Reso!red By The General assembly T maryland,
That Il be earnestly recommended To the resd nj Add
Dire ctors of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company
to call public meeting Ufthe Stockholders Of the said
Company, in the manner authorized by their charter,
and submit their consideration the proposition OF the
Baltimore and Ohio Rail Company, for he joint con.
strucon of the Canal and hail Road aforesaid, from the
Point Of Rocks tn Harp RS Ferry. an that the agent
person appointed to represent and vote on behalf Of
the State of Maryland meetings IF the Stockholders
Of The sad Canal Company, be and he is hereby, au.
horzed tn attend at the said meeting, aud explain the
wish and opinion Of this Legislature, that such joint To-
cation should be asseDted to by the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal Company, and that the said agent bis
best endeavors TO obtain such assent and to have the
object Of this resolution Effected on Just and reasonable
tetms."
Notice is therefore hereby giuen,
That Special General Meeting # the stockholders
Of the Chesapeake aud Ohio Canal Company will be
held the City Hall in the City Of sshing,on, sa
turday the 28h day Of April next, to commence at IL
O'Clock, A. 81. by order.
JOHN p. INGLE,
Clerk Ches. & Ohio Canal Company.
mar 93-wto8ha
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-07
PHILADELPHIA MARKET-April 4.

Super6ne Flour continues dull at &5. the sales
being principally for home use. Rye Flour siea-
DIV at S4,l2i. Sl5 hhds Corn meal sold at H.
e5, aud some lots in barrels at $50. A small
lot of Southern Wheat sold at :04 cents, aud
boat loads fine Susquehanna. for family -four,
brought LOG cents. But little Corn in market,
and better prices obtained. Whiskey has de-
clined to 90 cents in barrels, and 2Sa2s cents
in hhds from store.-Price Current.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-07
M A r RE D.

AT Fontainbleau. in Fairfax County. on Thurs
day, the 5th inst. by the Rev. Charles Mann,
RICHARD MARSHALL ScoTT, Esq. of Bush Hill,
to Miss LUCINDA, eldest daughter Of MoRDEcAI
Cook FrrzHUeH, ESQ., of the above place.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-07
SHIP NEWS. p
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, (D. c.

ARRIVED, APRIL 6.
Schr. Resolution, CrandeIl, New York; salt
to w. Fowle & Co.
Steamboat Franklin, B. ]. jenkins, Baltimore;
freight and passengers.
SAILED,
Steamboat Columbia, Mitchell, Baltimore.
Steamboat Potomac, Hubball. Norfolk.
Schr Erie, Pearsall, cleared at New York for
this port Sd.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-07
FURNITURE, &c. at auction

IN Tuesday, the 10Th INST at 10 O'Clock 4 u. will
~ be sold at my Wsreh ,use, a collection Of
New and second hand Furniture. Also,
Drown sugar IN barrels
9 half pipes French brandy
barrels oherr. winr; vinegar in barrels
Grind,lones parcel rakes AID wheelbsrrows
A variety Of harness. chairs and gear of different
kinds; carriage cushions
large iron kettle; brass do
Parcel scale beams and weights; With many 9th.
er articles. spr7
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-07
Selling of at Cost.

TIME subscribers, intending discontinue business
L in Alexandra, will sell their stock OF DRY G0ODS
off at cost Persons indebted will please settle their
accounts, as we wish ciuse business soon as
possible RICHARD s. H0PAIHS q Co.
aDr 3-d2w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-07
SALES Ar AUCTION.
BY GEORGE WHITE.
vrustes's sa,e.-Yhis Day:

Trustee's Saie.-Ihis Day:
DY virtue Of decl Of trust. duh executed on tie
Id 2s,h i,,,iaat, by NJ John G Nandeli tor N puf
poses therein expressed shalt proceed to carry ire
same INTO effect oy cxpnsng TO pubic safe, on Salt
day the 7th day of April on b. premises. 81 ~
o'clock. that valuable AID desirable Fire PROOF Two
story brick
- DWELLING HOUyE & LOT
Hass3 Of about 100 feet qnre at the intersection OF
G:s.s ashngton aud @ &C. streets, now occupied
&osSsa by George jphn,na ,isn.
The Two Story BRICK HOUSE & LOT
occupied b. urs .rn r. Royal street. between
King and Cameron streets; the same beag situated I'D
q valuable part of h. to9 n f'r hu-iness Also.
The DWELLING HOUSE g. LOT on st.
Asaph str u1ed ., sail uandc'i; AID
The DWELLING HOUSE s. LO + adjoining
the last nentione lae a,e, occupied by ii. Z" hlte.
Terms liberal, aud made known NJ the sale.
GEO JOHNSON,
ISAAC CANNEIL,
mar so Trustees.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-07
Country Bur Iron.

. TONS, from jams River furnace, sent o. sam.
y PIE; embracing square and fiat bsrs. and full
portion Of
PLOUGH PLATES. just received and for
sale very liberal terms to realeis consumers by
apr6 GEO. JOHNSON Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-07

-. ,lso. but we will wait until the contemplate
a arrangements 60 into operation, before we no.
80 them farther. In all probability we shall
s,,s the Northern mail here two or three hours
liar than VIC nov have 1t.
. large and highly respectable meeting OF the
.,i1su, of Baltimore has been held, at which
.,,.ores were adopted to secure general move
non, throughout the State of Maryland in favor
=, change in the Constitution. which shall Sc
80. representauou in the Legislature founded
onpopuiatiOn'
y,,pnia Elections. --Frederick.-h. l.. Opie
IA, Senator, mo opPosition.) For the House OF
n ,s,,tes-R. W. Barton, $50; Col. J. b. ID.
smith, ESQ; Col. j. B. Earle, 62S; Major J.
Gibson. $50; J. S. Magill, sol.
A London paper of the l4th February states
nat the aatterius picture of the prosperity OF
q. United States, given BY President Jackson
:, mo message to Congress, has produced such
=, fleet in Hesse Darmstadt, aud in other parts
s germany. that numbers are making prepara-
,,oa, to quit their country forever, and settle
n IN. UNl,ed States"
III, limited States aud Belgium. Baron
n B.br is. it is stated, Is appointed Minister
d .r;ooten,iary from Belgium To the U. States.
Vr Lsolre. of Charleston. was, II has also
I'm aid. some time ago nominated ny The P:e-
.;,rpt ia the Senate, a. Charge d Afalres OF the
Taiied States to Belgium.
NJ Patton. Of VirSinia, we regret to learn.
In, ,aen compelled To leave his seat IN the House
# R.pre,eu,a ,ivcs for time. in consequence" OF
m. ,,'Iden death Of one Of his children and the
HI,s,, # another member OF his family.
The Augusta 'Gen .u) Courier, OF Friday
last, s,ys-" We learn 5v erter, received last
NH, from Athens. that eur University Is IN
site of rebr,ilus uDfOIr. which bad not suos,d-
ed when the stag left"
Jtha RUldIiph, re Hripus. report was
crcu:a,ed a short time since. originality IN the
Rchmind Compiler of he ED ult tha, an ex
mes. had arrived with Information that Mr.. Ran
daiph was left on the Monday previous. very
N The express came tlr bis brother Judge
Tucker. who left iirnmond for Charlotte the
iOlloAin. morning.
The Lynchburg VTginian Of Monday last
sa,s-"M Randolph, we learn, was expected
10 attend he election, winch takes place to-day,
al CHARLOTTE Court House."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-07
For sale.

4 FIRST rate Female Servant and her two Children.
"A The woman is without fault, and will only be sold
condition of not being removed from the District
Ing lire Of the Printer apr 5-3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-07
Teas and Raisins.

EUsT received, from New York. supply Of new
% Teas and fresh Rasns. For sale by
apr 3-eolm w. BARTLEMAN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-07
NFw YoRK. April 4.
CITY BANK ROBBERY.

The gratifying Intelligence was received this
morning that largeamount Of the resIeue of the
money stolen from the City Bank last sum-
m'r, was found Yesterday ON the banks of
The SchuyIkilI, deeply buried in the ground,
IN an ear,hen vessel. 1t was brought in the con-
union m which twas taken up, to the City Bank.
Inc whole amount of the bills Is $50, Sl7, of
Which S22.20S belong 70 the Bank. and S46ll
"'he Messrs Alien. The persevering zeal and
extraordinary ingenuity of the officers of our po-
U't office, Me>s's, JACOB HAYS < Son III pArti
Su'4r. cannot b. tno highly commended. They
u''e ben deuled very often and led round and
'Ound Philadelphia on false scents. by the ac-
S'an' gwen 6v the Dlr'ies 70 this daring sill any;
r"NeV persisted in their purpose and have had
VIC Satisfaction Of accomplishing it.
letter from New Bedford states that the
Pu'ueyman mechanics Of that place who had tur-
i'N 'G' inr higher wages. and committed some
expectations, had returned TO work on the old
y'us This Is as it should be. Combinations
VT the part Of EMPLOYERS to Put down wages, and
,a ut part OF those employed to put them up. are
";,q'''ous' and ought to be resisted by all good
.-aels.-N> !. Journal IF Com.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-07
Fleming q McV eigh

ESAvE lust received, their Store OIL VoweiPs
4 wharf,
A General assortment of GROCERIES,
comprising almost every article usually kept ina Groce
ry Store; all Of which they offer twhoesse and rets
to their friend. and customers accommodating terms
mar 81 colin
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-07
BY GEORGE WHITE.
Variety auction.

VENHtS evening at early candle light. variety Of Dry
Il Goods Hardware and F Rcy Articles Also few
sets Handsome Ensravirgs, representing Christ heal.
ing the sick in the Temple; Christ blessing little Chill
dren and Moses ccivins the ten commandments, &c;
&C. apr7.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-07

HoNrAing House
vvlIIE widow of the late Captain o. p. Finley would
be pleased to accommodate B"arders. at her house
on Royal street. between Cameron and Queen streets.
Her terms will be moderate apr TT
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-07
,To Fishermen.

A n additional supply Of hauling and rigging rope
n just received. JOSIAH II. DAVIS.
APPS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-07

Highly Sc asOneA q seasonahAe
BOXES duleet Sicily Oranges, in primogenious
30 order-gu'fo and gustabk
boxes lemons, It del ghtful acerbity
40 drums Smyrna Figs
90 do Sultana RaIsins
500 fresh Cocoa Nuts exempt from rancidty
lust received and for sale by
anr7 q JOHN B. HEPBURN
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-07

The Augusta IGensrD Courier. of Friday
,a,,. ,ays-" We learn 5y a ierter, received last
nj ~ from Athens. that cur University Is IN
state Of rebrIiau, uproir. which bad not suos,d
ed when the stag lett"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-07

NJ Patton. Of Vlrania, we regret to learn.
Ia, oeen compelled To leave his seat IN the House
Of Representatives for time. in consequence" OF
III, ,nldea death Of one of his ch''dren and the
illness IF another member OF his family.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-07

-. Nc also. but we will wait until the contemplate
a ,rrans ements 60 into operation, before we no.
.;.s them farther. In all probability we shall
brs the Northern mail here two or three hours
,.I,sr than VIC nov have IT.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-13
SWAN TAVERN.

a NitE subscriber his thanks to his fronds
n and the pubic generally, and would inform
Them that he is nov located at that long establish
ed stand, the SWAN TAVERN, on Fl street
Shockoe Hill, within FIVE minutes walk of the
Capitol, and the Public Offices, Bunks Ware
Houses, Churches, and Post Office, &c. This
house is undergoing thorough repair, and will be
completed this week. His Stabling, large and
commodious, and not surpassed by any in this
place Carriage Shelters. Large yard--abund-
ant supply OF pure Water, from The City Water
works. His Rooms surpassed by bu, few-good
Beds, the most of which new--his Table vs. III
be furnished with good as This market affords,
IN addition TO The best fish aud oysters that can he
procured-+hs Stables always supplied with the
best provender, III addition to the much desired a r.
ecie fodder, which the country horses are accus-
toned to--good honest servants and ostlcrs in at
tendance. In short, he would say, neither pains or
expense will be spared TO render satisfaction
His charges will be found as low, or lower than
the usual Tavern rates. and perhaps as low as pri-
v:te Boarding Houses. The subscriber solici1s a
continuance of his former customers and those
who have been in favor with The old Swan Mem
bers OF tho Legislature particularly invited to
call The subscriber hopes, by unremilting atten.
ton to BUSINESS, to share that patronage which
has been so literally bestowed upon him
WIN. HOWLETT.