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4.

caUPERIOR HAVANA BROWN SUGAR.
- for sale by JAMEs GARDNER.
July 27.
sEl LoND edgings, bsnnet ribbons, thread edg
- ngs, "a black Italian Grape, fancy hdkfs.,
linen cambrick hdkfs, red ,hibei do. II s. gloves,
cotton hosiery, ginghnms, ealicoos, feather fans,
corded skirts, worsled braid. mi'u, ferret, black
and eoid gaioon., ticking, storman,, ,willed
stripes, Russia diapers, brown sheeiiDg. umbre-
las, sat nets, SC. Jist received AMI will tssold
at very low prices BY
June !. WM. T. WHEATON.
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~ YouNo having given assurance .ofhis con.
vction in the HygeIan Theery Of Physiology, az
developed by the British College Of health, Lon
don and having furnished The necessary secu-
rity against counteffeits, 10 appointed Sole Agent
for vending the HYGEIAN VEGETABLE
UNIVERSAL MEDICINES AND PU3t.lCA-
TlONS, In and for the State Of Rhode Island.
In conformation wbercofi have this fourt b
day Of January one thousand eight handred
and thirty three, set my hand.
II SHEPARD MOAT.
Sole General Hyg ge'aian Agent for the Uni>
ted Statts Of .dmeriea, Smith>street, Brook
Ign, l.. L.
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A CARD.

NHE subscribers advertised, short
IL time since, for fifty young Ladies,
TO learn to sew STRAW BRAiD--with the
offer Of liberal encouragement. We now
state definitely, whut will be paid, TO lelr-
ners. Whereas, A weeks have usually
been allowed gratis, for instruction, in this
branch Of business; we now offer, as an
encouragement, One Dollar per week for
the first four weeks; after which they will
be paid, as others, by the yard, with the
privilege Of earning, mach or little, with
out restriction. Pleasant Rooms are pre-
pared for the reception Of Sewers, and
every thing which can, will be done, TO
make this delightful occupation, mater
Of interest and pleasure.
J. B. s. j. D.4VOL.
July 90, 1893.
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New & Cheap Goods,
JOSCDh u. Cooke.

PAS jus, received at the store lately occu-
Ia pied BY STEPHEN DAvoL & Sow, No. 8,
Cheopsidc, the following goods, purchased by
himself IN New York last week, which he will
cell cheap, VIZ:
Blue cambrcks, Cap ribbons,
wide blue nankins, white blond gsuze wells
red hanpels. green do. do do.
/ copperplstes, hermann hdkfs shawls
furniture chintz, Grape do chine do. do.
eIeg ant light prints, splendid printed Grape
do. printed muslin, do.
4 4&b-4 white combrics, bead bsPs.
| Swiss muslins, linen csmbric hdkfs.
white craysts, black gros de BerIns,
popgee bdks. .(printed) coIored 90. do. maps,
superb white do. Prussisn shawls,
plain and clocked cot linen coarr,
| ton hose, damosk table cloths,
Willow baskets Of every description.
Constantly on hand On extensive sssortmen
| OF Domestic Goods. July O.
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This is 10 certify, that Reuel H. Baker, oi
War en-, Mr.. David MelviIl. Of Newport. Messrs
Geo. Hammond < Co. WEXFORD, Stephen g.
Benedict at the Post Office, PawtncLet, MIR.
Jefferson l.. Kimball, Coventry. and James B.
Polrce, East Greenwich, are appointed Agents
for vending Morison's Hygcian Univesalk ed
clnes In those towns. SAN'L YOUNG.
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MORRI SONS HYGEI.QyN
UNIVERSAL
M E D i O 7 M E

He subscriber has heen appointed sole A.
~ gent for vending this Universe. Medicine
lin Warren, and now oilers for SAFE MORRl-
SONS PILLS. in large and small boxes, for
the cure Of Consump,ions, cholera morbus, infa-
ma'Ions dyspepsia. levers, sgue, indigestion, bill
llous OF nervous affections, and all diseases Of
the liver ;yellow fever, gout, rheumatism, drop
~. 81. vituss dance, epilepsy, paralysis, palsy,
green sickness, small pox, measles, wboopng
cough, scarlet fever, asthma, jaundice, grsveI,
stone, and all urinary obstructions, piles, scur-
w, tchings Of the skin, worms, kings evil, and
all cutaneous disorders in short every COM
plant 10 which tho human frnme is SO diScfuiy
subject, under oil the varied forms and names
as the Hygeian conviction is, that man is sub
Ject 10 one only real disease, that is TO the inn
purity Of the blood. Warranted 10 be the gen.
uine article.
REUEL III. BAKER.
Il Jan. 10.
/ This is 10 certify, that Mr.. Rcucl II Baker,
OF " srren, is sappointed Agent for vending Nor
rison's Hygeinn Universal Medicines, for tho
town OF auen, in this State.
II sAMT YOUNG.
/ 1RRASS KETTLES OF different Sizes for salo
~ by JAMES GARDNER. Feb. Q.
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GERMAN
WHITE LEAD.

Made only by The Salem Lead .Manr)act-
uring Company, in SALEM, Mass.
ZHHiS WHITE LEAD is made by new
~ process recently discovered by a eelebga-
ted German Chemist, who has Patent right
Tor the whole French Empire, for 10 years, and
who has instructed this Company exclusively IN
the art ofmaking it Tor the whole United States
In compa ctness, whi,eness, beauty and dura
bility, it is far superior 10 any other ever made
in this country or in Europe. One pound OF 1t
in its dry state, ground with one third OF Tvs
weight IN Oil will, cover upwards of 30 per cent
more surface :hsu an equal weight Of any other
White lie ad. mixed with The same quantity Of
OIL and be oi a much moIe brilliant whine.
Two couts Of It will cover equal 10 thIcc coats
Of other White Lead.
One pound Of this Lead mixed with one Of
Paris White and Ground in Oh, will be Superior
in w,i'eness 10 two pounds Of Pure While Lead
mado Ly the usual process, and will cover more
than double the suiiace.
0J- Painters must be careful not 10 add too
much Oil 10 this Lead in using it.
GentleHen wishing 10 give 10 their Houses q
dur able c0rering together with beautiful
outtc0 ard appearance will accomplish their Oh
ject by using the Gern,an" Lead.
The above Lend is for sale by
HENSHAW & co.
Agents for the Salem Load Manufa cturng Com
pany, No. SO, India Street, Bosres.
Boston, April 6 1888 eop3m
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NEW
ARR A ANGEMENT.
nh, -. L.n.. R...soI a. A.. ID sJcJ

NEW
ARR A NGEMENT.
Daily Line from Bristol 10 INtp Bedford.
: M A STAGE will leave
Z ~ sM Bristol every morning,
zz5z Sundays excep,cd) at
8 o'clock, and arrive in Fall River It hall
past 10, and in New Bedford in season to
dino. Returning, leaves New Bedford
every morning, at o'clock, and arrive al
Warren and Bristol, same afternoon.
E1s Passengers wishing to 60 to Fall
River and return the same day ARE inform
ed that they can stop 10 Fall River, two
hours, for the transaction Of business.
Books kept at Burgess's and Horizons
Hotel, Bristol; Coles and Commercial
hotels, Warren; at M. & r. N. Lawton, S
Fall River at BInke's Hotel, and at the
Mansion House, New Bedford.
NATHAN WARREN, Bristol.
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ACCOMMODATION STAGE.

ACCOMMODATION STAGE.
II EAVES Bristol, every morning
IL Sunday excepted) ut half past {
o'clock, for Warren and Providence
Returning, leaves Providence every aiteI
noon Sunday cxcepted) at half past 8 o.
clock, foi Warren and Bristol. Fare
Fare from Bristol and Warren, to Provi
dence, 80 cents.
k6. Books kept in Providence, at the
Mansion House Brastow's Manufaotu.
rers Hotel, and at the Franklin House
Burgess and Koltoa's hotel, Bristol and
at Coles and Commercial hotels, War.
sen.
tCn Passengers called for and left al
any part ofthe town..
J.& N. CHADWICK.
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SUMNER
ARRAN GEMENT'y
For The Warrem, Bristol and Newport
SIpA@8a

W\I1E mail stage VIII Ieavs TToVI-
dence for Warren, Bristol aud
Newport, at 8 O'Clock, A. nj. every day
Sunday excepted) and arrive in New
port in season to dine. Returning, ,leayes
Newport every day Sunday excepted) at
8 o'clock, A, NJ. for Bristol, Warren and
Providence, and arrive in seasonto dine.
Fare through 81 ,25; s. from Providence
to Warren and Bristol, rs cents.
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DEBILITATED FEMALES.

DE8ILxT ED EN- a L. 6Ss
ANHE comp! uints peculiar TO the female part
~ Of the community, have bseD long succe ,s-
fully treated by the admiuisHation a the .Aro-
mat,c Pills, originally prescribed and compoun-
ded BY Da. RELvE. They cleanse the blood
Fow those disorders Of the female constitution,
for which the Pills are an eiccfual specific
they restore jree circul alton, reform the rreg-
ular operations Of the sanguIierous system, aud
reetify the disordered habits. The pioprietor's .
confidence in the superior excellence Of this c.
quaiiy Innocent and powerful preparation, 10
founded on the most decisive test imony from
many restored put tents. He can assure the
portion ofthe public, that when
DIR. RELIES AROMATIC PILLS FOR
FEMALES,
are regularly taken according 10 the directions
accom- panying them, they revive and establish
the desired healthy habits, and restore 10 the
psiIid coUntenanes the natural glow Of healtl,
and good spirits.
Married ladies' will find the Pills equally use
full, except in cpses Of pregnancy, phen they
must not be taken neither must they bs ,ak.
en- by persons Of hectic or consumptive habits
they may be used successfully by either men
or women in all Hypoehandriae, Hysferic o.
Vaypourish disorders. In oil cases VI this d.
scrpi ION, the Pills purify. invigorlts, and Teviv,
she disordercd system.
Price $3.50 box.
april ~.
None are genuine unloss signed on th'
outside printed wrapper. by the sole propri
tor, 4. KIDDER, immediufe saccessov 4
the late DR. -. T.. CONWAY. For sale, will
oil the other Conway Medicine" ot hi
Counting Room, No 30, next door 10 ,. Kid
(dor's Drug Store. corner Of Court and HaDo
yer streets, near Conce-i Hall, Boston : sn,
also. by his special appointment, by DIR }
WILLIAMS, Warren Dr. A. p. Moore, New
| port Nathan Duffce, Fail RIVER; John II
Mason X Co. and Joseph DaIch, Jr. Providence
90. Largo discount to those who buy to soI
/ again.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Tuesday, Dec. Sd, 1888.

tuesday, Dec. Sd, 1888.
The Speaker in conformity with the
rules of the House proceeded to appoint
the following standing Committees:
The Committee of Privileges and
Elections, to consist of Messrs. Mar.
shall, Wilson Of Cumberland, M'Cul.
lock, Harrison, Hoe of P. William,
Sloan, Jones Of Pendleton, Cary, Car.
roll, Wager, Carter and Eppes.
The Committee Of Courts of Justice,
to consist of Messrs. Barbour, Southall,
Stevenson, Faulkner, Williams, Nash,
Gilmer, Mayse, Wilson of Bot. Dor.
man, Stands, Jones of Elizabeth City,
and Janney.
The Committee of Schools and COL
lsges-Messrs. Gilmer, Booker, Bruce,
Cabell, Stevenson, Dupuy, Pegram,
Waterman, Cunningham, Bolts, Gre.
CORY, Mosby, and Hopkins.
The Committee Of Propositions and
Observation-Disclosures. Stuart Of Angus
ia, Burton, Scott, Payne, Helms,
Gravely, George, Adams, Drummond,
Dwinton, Jones OF Shenandoah, Stuart
Of Nicholas and Stanger.
The Committee on Claims-Messrs.
Crump, Harvey, M'Coy, Bare, Spen-
Ger, Vance, Hungerford, Norman,
Christian, Samuel, M'Ginnis, Bondu-
rant and Preston.
The Committee of Roads and Inter-
nal Observation-Disclosures. Mcdowell,
Cabell, Garland of Amherst, Brown,
Roane, Thornton, Beard, Watkins,
Colston, Mayberry, Mayse Alexander
and Collins.
IA portion of the standing Commit
tees in the Virginia Legislature, toge-
Their with their proceedings and those
of Congress, are deferred for want OF
ROOM
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TlsII8 GAZETTE.
MARTINsBURG. DECEMBER II. 1888

In consequence of the confusion and
Encouragement of the Post. office De-
partment, we received no tidings of the
organization Of the Odd Congress un-
til after our paper of last week had
gone to press. We thought we had
perfected an arrangement to issue the
Presidents Message in an Extra, with
our paper on Thursday morning; but
we understand that the Washington
printers, upon whom we depend for
early copies Of the Message and other
important matters, were not favored
with that document, until late hour.
This is prescription with a vengeance.
We were, however, enabled to distri-
butte it with most of our mail papers,
and generally throughout the town and
county on Friday.
Information of the organization Of
our State Legislature came through
the National Intelligencer and Alexan-
dria Gazette, about three days's before
we received the Richmond papers.
The sphere of a country newspaper
is humble, its receipts moderate ana
sardy, and its necessary expenditures
out of all proportion. Situated thus,
we cannot provide means of receiving
intelligence earlier than mails (Which
carry dead ,eeight in the management
ofMajor Barry can convey it. The
editors of the Northern cities, during
she last session of Congress, establish.
ed expresses, at enormous expense,
which conveyed intelligence in about
half the time the mails could accom-
plish it. A step of this sort is of course
impracticable on our part; but lest some
of our exchange papers should be pu
in coventry, and compelled to tarry OIL
the way, we will endeayor to receiv,
through correspondents, early informa
ton of important events.
promise our patrons to use every
exertion and all reasonable expense, q
make our paper medium Of commu
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A CARD.

EN- directing the attention OF our read
+ ers TO the improvements and exertions
which have been made, to elevate me
LADY'S BOOK to that station which II
now occu pies, the Proprietors have incur
red a very considerable expense, which
deserves, 90 the subscribers part. suiia-
Bile punctuality in meeting their engage
mspts. To them, individually, the
mount of the subscription Is L.''e, E, 1 ,Ss
utmost importance; and il is confidently
expected that the yearly transmission Of
arrears. will prove to them that their in
tentions aud exertions have not been disre-
garded or forgotten. by those for whom
they have been made. ...n;.
t;on of the proprietors to send circulars to
ali who are in arrears one year. suoscrl-
bers wishing 70 avoid the expense Of post
age. will please make payment before the
time,
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The Speaker presented communi
cation from the Treasurer, stating tina
in October last, an arrangement wa.
entered into by the Bank Of Virginia
with the Government of the Unitec
States, to receive and disburse the de.
posites of the United States, and &C.
companied by copy of the arrange.
ment-which was on motion of Mr..
Gibson ordered to lie on the table, and
be printed.
The Speaker presented a commune
cation from the Second Auditor, rela.
tive to the Literary Fund, which was
on motion of Mr.. Dunton, ordered to
lie on the table and be printed.
The Speaker presented the annual
message of the Governor of the Conn.,
monwealth, which was read.
On motion Of Mr.. Dabney, the Mes
sage was laid on the table, and 500
copies ordered to be printed, and 1855
of the accompanying documents.
On motion of Mr.. Brown, leave was
given to bring in a bill to amend an
act Of the last legislature Incorporating
the Providence Manufacturing Com.
pany.
On motion of Mr.. Kincheloe, the
House adjourned.
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MANI GERS OFFICE. Pittsbtrg. Pa
Dec 5. 1888.
TO COp PESpONDENTS

TO CORRESPONDENTS.
The object Of this paragraph is to in
form the customers Of this office, that the
grant for Lotteries in this state expires,
by its own Limitation. on the 3ist Of De
cember 1888. After which no tickets can,
BY law, be disposed Of in this state. II is
the determin alton of the subscriber. not to
infringe the laws enacted at the last ses-
sion Of the Legislature, but to bow with
submission to their DEGREES. Therefore,
we request that, should any Of our GUS
TONERS wish to invest in Lotteries, that
thew will hereafter direct their orders to
CLARKE s. COOK, WHEELING Va.
The firm is GEORGE A. Cook, Pittsburg,
And JOHN Nj. CLARKE, Wheeling. Va
Under the immediate auspices Of YATES
g. MINTIRE, Of Ne,o York. long known
as the Managers Of responsible and equi-
tab,e Lotteries in the United States
An entire transfer Of all matters and al
fairs appertaining TO the Lottery business,
will be made to the Wheeling office. and
after expressing my warmest thanks Tor
the unexampled patronage received from
the western people. | beg leave. most re
snectfulIy. to refer them to the Wheeling
Office. In all their future operations IN
Lotteries. In bidding adieu to the many
correspondents that have honored me with
their cou fidence, | can only thank then
heartily for Ire past, and wish them IN al
future adventures, success oeyono .nen
Expectations. GEORGE A. COOK.
December IL, is3S,-2m.
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Messrs. Anthony Snyder. Isaac Williams
William Williams. Edmund Williams
jeremiah Williams. Thomas Williams
Jr., John Williams, Thomas Williams,
Benjamin Williams, Tor If dead, his lie
gal representatives, Psyche Dawson,
and the heirs and legal representatives
Of Isaac Dawson, late OF Ohio, deceas
ed, William Biggerstaff and Margare
his wife, Michael Morgan and Elizabeth
his wife, Middleton Smith and Leah
his wife, James Smith and Rachel his
wife. and Nancy Williams.
HyAkE NOTICE, that al the house oil
a John A. Hamilton, 10 Allegheny
county, Maryland, near the mouth Of
Fifteen mile Creek, on the 4th day Of ia
nuary next, (l634,) being the first Satur
day in said month, l will take the deposi
tons of said Hamilton and others, to be
offered as evidence on the trial Of suit
in Chancery, depending in the Circuit
Superior Court Of Law and Chancery foI
Morgan county, Va, in which you and
others are defendants, and |, as the execu.
Tor Of Abraham Dawson, who was one Of
the executors Of Thomas Williams, de.
ceased, am plaintiff. Yours. &c.,
ISREAL DAWSON.
November o. 1S33-4t
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NOTICE.

TIME publishers Of the Virginia Ca
n settler Being DESTROYS to do justice
the work. and give q full and eihcien.
Gazetteer ofihis state. particularly call the
attention Of the members Of the Virginia
legislature, and other scientific gentle
men who may visit Richmond the ensuing
winter. anG feel disposed to contribute
any Typographical. statistical or geological,
a,sicle. for insertion. 10 deposite the
same with our representative. Il. w. Gil.
mer. Esq, from the coun;y OF Alhamarle.
PUBL. SHERS.
Charlottesville, Dec. 8, 1888.
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VTRGINIA:-At Rules holden in the Clerks of
fee of the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery for Morgan County, at Bath, the first
Monday of December 1888.
Michael Roony, Comp't
against
Edward Lee, Elias Barker, John Wharton and
Benjamin Elkins, d9ts'
IN CHANCERY.
THvHE defendant. Edward Lee, not hav'
d ing entered his appearance and given
security according to the act Of assembly
and the rules Of this Court. and It appear.
ing by satisfactory evidence that he is not
an inhabitant Of this Country; il is order
ed that said defendant do appear en the
first day Of the next term, and answer the
plaintiffs bill: and that copy of this or
der be forthwith inserted in some news
naper in Martinsburg for two months sue.
Icessively, and posted at the front door Of
the Court House, in the said town oil
Bath, Morgan County.
A Copy.-Teste.
JACOB RICHARD, c. c.
December IL, isss.-2m,
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VIRGINIA:--ln the Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Chancery for Berkeley County:
DECEMBER RULES 1888
Jacob Umbenhour, plN
against
John Umbenhour, William Maslin. and John J.
Welsh, defs.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant, John Umbenhour, not
having entered his appearance and given
security, according to the act Of Assembly
and the rules Of this court, and it appear.
ing by satisfactory evidence that he is on
Of this Commonwealth: il is ordered. tina
the said defendant do enter bis appearance
to this suit on the first day Of the next
term, answer the bill Of the plaintiff and
give security for performing the decree,
and that copy Of this order be forthwith
published in any newspaper within this
county, and continued for two months snc.
cessively, and another copy thereof posted
at the front door Of the Court Honse oil
the said county.
A Copy.-Teste,
JOHN STROTHER, c.
December 5, 1888. m-thomp.
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yIRGINIA:-In the Circuit Superior Court Of
Laic and Chancery for Berkeley COUNT:
DECEMBER RULES, 1888.
Mary Gregory, formerly Menghini1 widow oil
Joseph Menghini, decd. Esther Jchoida Men
ghini, widow Of Joseph Menghini, jr. decd.
and Margaret, Susan and Mary Menghini. chill
dren and heirs Of said Joseph Menghini, jr.
deceased, and others, pii6s
against
William Gregory, Matthew Ransom, Philip Ma
denbousch, and others. and James McKewan,
Sedwick McKewan and Catharine Dare, chill
dren and heir Of Michael McKewan, dec. deffs.
IN CHANCERY.
THE defendants, James McKewan,
Sedwick McKewan and Catharine Dare
not having entered their appearance and
given security, according to the act of as
sembly and the rules of this court, and il
appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they are out Of this Commonwealth: it is
ordered, that the said defendants do enter
their appearance to this suit on the first
day Of the next term. to answer The bill Of
the plaintiff; and that a copy of this order
be published in any newspaper within this
county, and continued for two months
successively. and another copy thereof
posted at the front door of the Court
House Of the said county.
A Copy Teste.
JOHN STROTHER, c.
| December 10. 1S9S.-2m.-con.
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II
| VIRGINIA:-At Rules holden in the Clerk s
Office of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law ami
Chancery for Morgan County, at Bath, the first
| Monday in December 1888,
Elijah b. Eagle, Compt.
| against
William Boyles, George Brent, Ex'or. of Tho
mas C. Brent, decd, Arthur Blackwell, "A
ron Faris, and Jacob Ash, deet,.
~ HE defendants, VIM. Boyles, George
n Brent Ex'or. &c. and Arthur Black
well, not having entered their appearance,
and given security according TO the act Of
Assembly, and the Rules Of this Court,
and it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they are not inhabitants Of this coun-
ty; II is ordered that the said defendants
do appear on the first day Of the next
term, and answer the plaintiffs bill; and
that copy Of this order he forthwith in
serted in some newspaper published in
Martinsburg, for two months successfully
and posted at the front door Of the Court
house in the said Town Of Bath. Morgan
County.
A Copy.-Teste.
JACOB RICHARD, C. c.
De-. ID, 1888.
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Having published the government
account of the removal of Mr.. Duane,
we feel an obligation to respond to the
appeal made by that gentleman to all
editors UNPUBLISHED the frstn ameda ar
ticle, and Immediately lay his defence
before the public. 1t came to hand too
late for insertion on the outer side, and
consequently curtails our editorial re-
marks, the proceedings ofthe National
and State Legislatures, and many other
matters ofinterest. A press of adver.
tisements, brought in at late hour, al
so contributes to this exclusion of news,
These, by reason of their Importance
to the public, as well as to Number One,
must always be squeezed in, but we
should be exceedingly obliged to our
advertising friends, if they would favor
us with their notices early in the week.