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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-01

no'." r-'"o"' administrator, &c, Defendant.
ms Cause came on to be heard upon the BILL answers
examination OF Witnesses and exhibits argued bv
counsel: on consideration whereof, the Court doth adj
Judge order and decree that Commissioner Easley do take
an account oil the administration of estate of John Ell
lott, dec with William PeDick the administrator-,bat
ne aso .ake an account OF the debts binding the heirs
which have been paid of the personal estate Of the in
tes'ate-that he also take the debts due bv
me estate TO the plaintiffs respectively-and that he as
certain the value oil the real estate which a, The
heirs-and that he report the several matters with anv
matter specially stated deemed pertinent 80 himself or re-
quired by the parties TO be stated. Copy-Tesle
~ SAML WILLIAMS, Cle,E
Inc parties interested hereby notified that have
appointed Tuesday, the 10Th November next at Hafax
Court House, Tor taking the the foregoing de
cree directed at which time and place they will please
attend with their evidence, for settlement
THOS EASLEY, Com. IT. c. Court
September IL. 3s-w1,y
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POORER
/" mucm yxrRnsAiS, vr,uNa."

koIsNee ~ REAL LrxTh siagu affair which we copy in
snoc counn from the Commercial Advertiser ~ proof OF that
nd,enee to pulc nou an private alton and comfort, which
SO chntactetsc mind when under the inu
that ION, which the the other
Tho ~ following beautiful
thu delicate Edward
though which Poot pictures appear to bo
Editor the of
niauce Ia real lic Harvord Independent Press. "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-01

NAMES Nj. GARNETr'S School at iStmyOod, will
" be again opened the LIST of October aud will be
principally taught by the highly qualified Gentle
man who conducted ii during the past ten months Pu
pis may be sent OF any age at which it customary to
send boys from home TO school, but will be received
Tor shorter term than the scholastic year One
and fifty dollars payable half yearly, in advance VIII be
the charge for Diet washing. bed and bedding fire. can.
diesand tuition in any, all of the following branches
VIZ; English Grammar, Reading Wiring, Arithmetic
Geography ancient and modern; Algebra
Geometry Roman Antiquities, Mythology, Greek Latin
French, Composition, and Defamation To these will be
added, when the pupils sufficiently advanced-Ee.
ments OF Chemistry, of Natural and Moral Philosophy
with the Evidences OF Christianity, and of Gene.
raj History.
August and September viii be the only Holiday in the
year. The board Tor which period will he twenty dol
lars Tor those who remain Pupils may enter any time
and will be charged only from the time of entrances but
no deduction will be made for any taken home on visits
during the session Those who may wish to enter their
sons or wards are respectfully requested So soon
as practicable Their letters, post paid and directed to
James NJ Garnett, or in his absence, the Rev John p
Mcclure, lore,to, Essex county, Virginia, will prompt
Iy answered.
Books and Stationary will he furnished al wholesale
prices for cash IAug. l6l 29-wtIstOct
" Y-VIRGINIA-H.Lf,x C,un,,, H.,
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1833-11-21

MIR. ADAMS-I have lost a likely young calf called
1AA SnRspsoR-and told there s q sort OF intel
igence Office in your village where they say person
may lind such thing without any expense merely ~
inquirimg. should hate lose this creaiore-for, as
has name indicates, he is agong be real Sampson
and we have long wanted such a crilIer in LiIch6eld
County dlaw inGereMces and conclusions aud such
sort Of heavy draughIs nothing common unceaO
can draw. have number Of certificates from differ
en parts Of the state prove that he s Of calf
than you woald take him for first sight. am afraid
the Phisines have Used him up before this tiuhe-iOr
Of old they have always had fired determination a.
gainst every thing Of bis name--amd the last heard
they were dOscR upon him. What could make him
clear out from me tell, without il was that he
was not cHrried enough TO begin with: n he is any
where aOul your town you will be TO hear from
him, for he is real HepO-scal fellow; and if he cant
find any thing else 6eiler aho" he will heller for
nothing. iii do not hear from him in the codrSe Of
the week, I'm afraid shall have to advertise him in
the Hartford pRpeTs-as your papers do not circulate
at all over here.S THOMAS HAWKINS.
HarwintOn, Nov. 10, 1898. lw
I'VE afraid the advertiser, Mr.. Hawkins has
been Imposed upon respecting what he here states by
some neghbor who prefers fiction TO truth.
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DIED,


In this village on the 18th inst. daughter Of Mr..
Josiah Parks. aged months.
In this town, Milton Sol the lst inst. Mrs Sub
NIT Gibbs, aged SO, wife Of Mr.. Gershom Gibbs.
In Sharon. Ellsworth Soty,) on the 9Th met Mrs.
Caiharine Bailey, aged 81, wife Of Mr. William Bar
ley, and daughter Of widow D. Blake; of Cornwall.
In Derby, Miss Mehhable Hoiehkiss 81.
In Woodbury., on ihe 4th inst. Mrs. MeTba Tyler,
wife Of Reuben Tyler, 70.
In New-ATilford. Miss julia Mcmahon, 10.
In Hartford, Eli Todd NJ. D., Physician TO the Re-
treat for the Insane; Mr Harris Olcott. So
Ia Farminglon, Mrs. Lucna, vile Of Mr. Richard
In SufieId, Mr. Victory Stkes. rs.
Iii Franklin. .Deac. Asariah ilontinginn, ~.
In Lisbon, Mr. Jeffrey Ma'hewso@ ~
IN Kaskaska, Illinois, Mr. Grove Seymour, aged Is,
| formerly Of Farmngton, Conn.
In Colion, 81. Joseph County, Michigan, Mrs. Eu-
nice Mathews, 50: Edward Mathews, "a; ard Eme-
iioe Mathew TO- wife and children Of Mr. Levi Maih.
eve late ofPlymouih in this State. which place fhey
left in July last Also, Mr. David Cobb 50. late Of
SufieId. Al Prare Ronde, Mr. Nathan Cobb. late Of
Sufied Atlihe above were victims 10 the disease in.
cideniai 10 n change oicllma,e.
Died. at Alexandria. Deter Bey. son-n-aW Of the
Pscha, leaving fortune Of 100 1000 piasiers.
quircd 10 command of the army nj The eonqaest 81
Darlour.
Died. on Monday night last, at Coxsackie. Samuel
Wilson, aged about % years. The circnms'asces oil
this Young mans DEATH truly dsiressng' About
the house where be resided, in company with small
coored lad. who had found bottle which had been
hidden by the family, containing corrosive sBbnate
aud which he represented 70 Wilson containing CT
der, and handed il to him 10 drink. Wileom took q
draughl, ere he discovered the error. The poison
took immediate and violent effect, and bafied The sk
Ofthe physician. He fingered 10 great sgonys-Arg
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1833-11-21
CONTENTS


or THE OCTOBER NuMBER OF THE
MECHANICS MAGAZINE.
TRAVELLING by Steam on Common
j. Roads. with an engraving. On the Pow
er Of the Wind. Fair Of the American Insti-
tute, N. Y. with an engraving. The Philoso-.
pher Nonplnsed. Mr.. Rufter's Grand Disco
very. M. Guesney's New System Of Philoso-
ply. Minerals 10 Vegetables. On the Pro-
duction of Manuscript Books, and the Occu-
patton ofthe Monks III former titHes. Lancas-
terian System IN Greece. Decision Of Char
acter. Anecdote of Franklin. History Of AS
trono fny, its various systems. with engrasings.
The Anglo Chinese Kalendar for 1883. Silk
Manufacture. New Motive Power. Architec-
,ure. Mechanical Invention. Ingenuity Of the
Spider, with an engraving. Columbus and the
egg. Cryptography. History Of Chemistry.
with engravings. Invalid Bed, with an engra-
wing. Apparatus for setting IN motion, stop
ping, or reversing the Steam Engine, with
engravings. Application ofSteam. Mr.. Han
cocks Steam Engine. Steamboats, with pad
dies III the stern, with. an engraving. Undula-
ting Railway. Draining, with engraviDgs.-
Culture Of Silk. Patent Radiator. or Globe
Stove. Necessity and Invention. Method OF
Pressing Oil in Corfu. Wonders Of the Mi.
croscope, nth engravings. Steamboat Safety
Apparatus. with eDgravings. Curious Clock.
Improved Railway. Address Of }. r. kenne-
DIV, delivered before ftte american Institute
Of New.YOrk. Published by
d. X. MINOR. NesO- York.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1833-11-21
SCHOOL BOOKS.
f.. A. LORD

Ls IA ANJ1AD
Keeps constantly on hand general assortment
ofSCHOOL BOOKS-among svhich are
MITH'S, Davies, DabolI's, Walsh's, Elm.
- erson's. and Colburn's Arithmetics.
Smiths, Murray's, Webster's, Kirkham's,
Hamlin's and Lcvizac's Grammars.
Matte Brnn. Olney's, Woodbridge's, Halls.
and Parley's Biographies.
Webster's aud Walkers Dictionaries. ~Aal.'-
Webster's Elementary, Sears aud MarshalI's
Spelling Books.
Hazen's Speller and Drfners
The American First Class Book: National
Reader; English Reader; National Preceptor;
Introduction 70 National Reader; Young Rea-
der; Easy Reader; Easy Lessons; and all
other Reading Books in common use. Il
ComstOck's, Blake's and jones' Chemistry.
Comstock's and Biake's Philosophy.
Jameis0n's and Hedges Logic.
Wizards, Webster's and GOOdrich's History
Of the United States.
Parley's First and Second Book Of History
and History Of the World.
Ainsw or,h's Latin Dictionary; Cooper'sVirgil.
Historic Sacra Latin Reader, and Tutor.
Latin Lessons. Blair's Rhetoric.
Donnegan's aud SchreveF's Lexicon.
Greek Reader, and Lessons; Gr@ca Minora
Nugent's French Dictionary; Perrin's Fa
bles, &c. SIC. &c.
Litchfeld, Nov. 81, 1888 %
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1833-11-21

o. The Examining and Visiting COMMIT
tee Of District Schools for the First School So
ciety Of Li'chfeld ,ciH meet at A. Sedgt6ick's
Hotel, On Saturday the s0th inst. at o'clock p.
M. to eramine School Teachers for said Socie-
ty. Al teachers are requested to give a pune
tual attendance. NOU. 81
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1833-11-21

We have seen In several collar presses nsnuatinns
that Mr.. Clay's visit to the East was a hostile
mem, on his part towards Mr.. Webster, and was go
coasideFed ny lhat athesman.s Thnee who make such
assertions in the public prints know little Of the lofti-
attached !; connected with race OF politicians who
had nothing in common but thirst for office, they
acquire habit Of believing that truly great men are
naturally Jealous o each other, and imagine that eve.
ry other person of similar attainment is Of necessity
rival. They think that there is friendship but that
founded prospect Of gain. and they know nothing
ofgraude beyond the definition given by the French
and Of consequence they think That each exalted
statesman must seek the destruction Of his fellows,
and that all public comment aon not offered to him.
he must regard rs open rebUke. Such men know
nothing OF HENRy CLAY, and DANIEL WEBSTER,
whose fight s high that they not arhoyed with
the petty conflicts Of the flthy birds OF lower reach
who live in incessant squabble tor garbage.
u. s. Gag.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1833-11-21

SHiciie ON the 7ih last BIZ. Charles Fox, 40 In
habiIaDt Of Wilton, oommined suicide by druwnlng--
In state Of mental arrangement be Eoss from be bed,
and repaired the bank Of the river near By, divest-
ed hmsefO bis clothes and threw hmsslfno the Fiv-
er-NorsUak Gas.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1833-11-21

From this curious statistical table, our iair readers
may form pretty accurate Judgment of the chances
which they have Of entering the holy fmai
rnony and enjoying the sweets 1--WE say nothing oi
the bllersl Of welded Love.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1833-11-21
NOTICE.

N ANONO
TINE ANIMAL meeting Of lhe Parish Of ST.
Il Michaers Church. will be held at said
Church on Saturday the esd inst. at O'Clock
P. M. for the purpose of transacting the an
nual business of said parish, and also any other
business proper to be done at said meeting.
Per order orthe Wardens and Testry.
Litchfeld, Nov. 60, 1883 lw
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1833-11-21

India Rubber Over Shoes.
wv g. D. PORTER have just received a
: wv large and superior assortment Of Plain
and Figured India Rubber Ouer Shoes, which
were bought at reduced price, and conse-
quently will be sold very cheap.
ALsO--A NEW SUPPLY OF
FUR GAPS.
Which they will sell cheaper than ever.
One door south Of Post Office, Nov. 90
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1833-11-21
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE gens.ine Hygeian Universal Medicine,
IL from the British College Of Health. Lon
don, sold by the subscriber, Agent for Litch-
field County. ALSO.
The Practical Proofs Of the Hygeian System.
THADDEUS GRISWOLD.
Torringford, Nov. 90, 1888 aga
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1833-11-21
NOTICE.

-
TINE undersigned having been appointed
n by the Hon. Court of Probate for the
District Of LitchfpId. 10 the state Of Connect
icut, Commissioners to receive, examine and
allow the claims Of the several creditors to the
estate of WILLIAM BArTELL, ESQ. Of Tor
rington, in the county OF Litch6eld. who has
assigned his property to Joseph Batteli, Girls
void Woodward and Horace Gilett. EsqGires.
in trust for the benefit Of ell his creditors who
shall present and prove their claims hereby
give notice that said Court hath decreed that
six months be allowed them TO exhibit their
claims to us, after we shall have given public
notice IF said order by advertising the same
in newspaper published in J.itcbfeid called
the Litchaeld Enquirer, and By porting co.
ny Of said notice on public signpost 10 said
town Of TorringtoD; and that Nc will meet
on the business Of our said appointment. at
the dwelling house Of William BatteII. Esq: IN
said TorfingtOn. on the 18th Monday OF De-
ccmber, 1883. and on the ed Monday OF April
1884, at o o'clock A. M. on each OF said days.
Russell G. ABERNErHY,
BARzsLLAI HUDsON.
N Commissioners sc0Tn according TO Ldac.
ZoringtOn, Noe. go, 1883 '@4
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1833-11-21

The great FIRE a, Cons,an,nopte, which took place
on the 3ls August devastated circuit ofthree miles
comprising 10000 buildings, and making fifty thou
sand persons houseless.-Ibid.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1833-11-21
.TAKEN UP,

.s.aMS 10y the subsbriber, on Satnr-
~ ID day the 18th inst. TWO
YearIiDg HEIFERS. one brin-
- die. the other pale red, with
some white spots upon the body ard 6ank---a
square crop On the hf earof each. The own
or is desired To- prove property. pay charges.
and take them away.
THOMAS A. LUCAS.
Goshen, Nov. rs. 1888 -
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1833-11-21

Cell. and the lolh, high westerly wind prevailed,
by gusts. Last evening the sky WINS very serene:
few falling observed, bat not 90 numerous
as 20 excite particular attention.
The writings Of Humboldt contain a description OF
similar phenomenon observed by BOnpland at Gu
1t 10 worthy Ofremark, that this phenomenon
nearly the same hour Of the morning, and
the 18th Of November"
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1833-11-21

IIEsRY CLAY-We we're SO much pleased with the
following remarks, copied BY the N. American from
the Cincinnati Gazette, that we transfer them to this
part Of our paper and comme"d them TO the Perdsai
Of our readers: - aE
"The Presidens-make.s are NIL agog abont the OBJ
iec intentions and prospects Of Mr. Clay with respect
10 that Office. Some out Of humor, q Il 10 limited
that he s noi and ought not 10 be candidate This
is the case among Kentucky fieDds. Others again
are making grave discoveries TO the effect thafhe TO
be the Baak candidate, and that the distinctions ne
receives at the East are purchased by the Bank. Some
vision like this haunis the imagination Of the u 3
Telegraph. Then again there are those who declare
mos, oracnlarly, that Ar Clay declines being cand'-
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1833-11-21

In aIlusion to the Litchfeld Law School, in our
last paper, we mentioned that Judge Gould, from
age and indsposIion, had given mp his interest in IT,
We were Ted into in this respect, which we
are glad Ofan opportunity Of correcting. The reason
Of his disseminating his lectures from age
infrmiy his general health has not been better for
many years than it al present. but from an iaveterate
hOarseness with which he has for some years been
troubled.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-03-19
97-t20M.

NEW GROCERY SrORE.-rhe subscribers have
LIZ associated themselves in business under the firm of
Powell x Atkinson, and offer for sale at their store in the
new part OF the Columbian Hotel, nearly fronting Shoe
k@ Warehouse, and directly opposite Mr.. David Ander.
son, Jr, a genuine and well selected assortment of Groce-
ries, which they are prepared to sell low, either by whole
sale or retail; they will at all times keep a good assort-
ment OF the very best Groceries for family use, to which
they invite the attention and solicit the patronage OF their
friends and the public at large, assuring them that they
VIII use every means in their power to give genuine and
iull satisfaction. To their country friends generally, they
oifer their services, as general Commission Agents, and
feel assured from their long experience and knowledge in
business, and living directly in the business part of the
city, convenient to all of the Warehouses, Manufacturing
Mills, and the Basin, they will be enabled TO dispose Of
advantageously, all kind of produce that may be sent TO
them, and pledge themselves TO use their utmost exertions
TO promote the interest OF all those who may entrust 10
them the transaction Of any business.
POWELL
GEORGE w. ATKINSON.
March 7. e9-2av3w
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MOORING BLOCKS.

January 80, 1888.
EbROPOSALS, sealed and endorsed, will be received al
n this Office until the first of March next, for making
twenty-four cast iron Mooring Blocks, of the following
weights, viz;
Twelve TO weigh about 1880 pounds each.
Twelve TO weigh about 1900 pounds each.
Four blocks of each weight to be delivered at each Of
the Navy Eards-Charestown, Brooklyn and Gosport, re-
specuvely, by and at the cost of the Contractors. Nina.
ture models OF the form of the Blocks will be shown to
persons wishing TO offer, at the several Navy Yards, and
will be furnished TO the Contractor. The Blocks must be
made OF the best American Pig iron, and be subjected, on
delivery, TO such examination and proof as may be direct
ed by the Navy Commissioners, and the whole number
must be delivered on or before the 10Th of October, 1888.
Persons Offering must state their prices for each of the
sets, deliverable at the above Navy Yards.
Ten per centum will be reserved from each payment TO
be made, as collateral security, in addition to the bonds
which will be required, and will not be paid until the en-
tire number of Blocks are delivered, surveyed, or proved.
unless specially authorized by the Commissioners of the
Navy. Feb. 7. CS7-2awtfl
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Grape ami other Fruit Cuttings or Scions.
q NCLAIR offer for sale Grape Cuttings OF
~ The aiawba, Isabella, Constantia, Red Bland, and many
lower.
All Cuttings or scions Of Apple; Pear, and other Fruit
Tor grating also such articles as will grow when planted,
carefully cut, labeled AID packed, so that they NAV be
transported TO a great dist'nce with safety.
They have fine large Bushes of double Althea, from one
10 'hree wears growth, OF several superb colours, and the
Hreville Rose; the two latter arc certainly the most orna.
mental Shrubs we have, when we consider the profusior
OF their Flowers, and the length of time they remain il
bloom. Hardy Roses, Irevit or Prime; striped, fragran
and red Trumpet Honey Suckle and white Walnut. all
three years old, fine plants Moras MuIticulus, a few
plants, very scarce Buifaloo Berry, Arkansas PIumb
W ashlng'on Ihorne; Piraconthe and Honey Locust for
Horseradish; Rhnbarb, and Hop Roots. Fruit Trees,
implements, and Seeds, sold az usual at heir store, corner
OF Pratt and Light streets, or at the Nursery, for article
raised there where catalogues can be had withou, charge
containing very maEy articles not mentioned here with
price. &c March y. IOI-I
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-03-19

& oD6A REWARD-Ran away in January last. a
~ AV negro boy Of the name Of .SqlisburV, usually
called Saul, about 10 or is years old, but small for lhst
age, has a IuI round face, a bright complexion, a good
coulenaace, andis very likely in his appearance; he siam
Iners a little when he speaks, more especially when con.
fused; is very intelligent and artful, and no doubt will give
a plausible account OF himself when questioned: he has N
belieye) a scar on one OF his arms, not recollected which.
no other mark recollected. He is a tobacco twister. and
also q good House servant-had on when he absconded
a sqitoi grey salInett cloth. lie has recently been heard of
in fredericksburg, waiting on some gentlemen. or he NAV
now be with the boats on James river, or possibly lurk.
ing about town. or the suburbs, passing himself as a
Tree boy. All Captains and owners Of vessels and owners
OF stages, and other modes Of conveyances, are expressly
cautioned against giving an opportunity of escaping by
either OF those means. Whoever shall deliver bin TO inc in
Richmond, or have him secured, so that I get him again.
will be paid the above reward, and any information will
be thankfully received. JAMES II. RADCLIFFE.
March IS. 100
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.. J

~LN,r-nr.., E"'NEI VIZ IIVD
having by an act passed on the I'd instant,
authorized the Secretary of the Treasury to g lend
on interest the nstalments under the Treaty of Indemnity
concluded at Paris, on the fourth of July, one thousand
elgnt hundred and thirty-one, between the United States
oil America, and his Majesty the King of the French upon
a pledge OF the Stock of the United States, or of the Bank
oil The United States, or to the Bank of The IInited Stotoo,
subject nevertheless to be repaid to the public Treasury
whenever the Commissioners appointed under the said
treaty shall by their award direct TO whom the said fund
with the accumulated interest shall be distributed:'
In pursuance thereof NoTICE is nOlc giren, That
Proposals will be received from the Bank of the United
States or other incorporated institutions, or from individuals.
until the 10Th instant, for borrowing the same, if from the
Bank OF the United States without any pledge of stock,
and II from others upon a pledge Of Stock of the Bank of
the U. States at par to an amount equal to the sum bor-
rowed, Tor the entte nett proceeds of the first insialment
under the said Treaty, amounting to S961 ,2IO 30 or for
any part thereof not less than 500, 900, to be repaid
agreeably to the provisions OF the said act.
LOUIS McLANE, Secretary of the Treasury.
March IL. I0I-20hMh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-03-19
BY RuTCHu8E a. COOK.

OF The enquirer is published twice a week, generally, and
three times "a week during the session of the State Legisature,-
Price, the same as heretofore, Five Dollars per ennum, payable in al
vance. Notes of shattered, specie paying banks (only will be re.
ceived in payment. The Editors will guarantee the safety of remit
tug them by mail; tho postage of all letters being paid by tho writer's.
RC No paper will be discontinued, but at the discretion of the
Editors, until all auearages have been paid up.
9T Whoever will guarantee the payment of nine papers, shall
have the tonth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
1 One square, OF loss, first insertion, IS cents; each continuance,
% cents. No Advertisement inserted, until il has either been paid for,
or assumed by some person in this city or its envitons.