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The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1833-07-13
.MORRIyONS' HYGELyayN
UNIVERSAL
M e ID Z G + IN E 4.

NNIIE subscriber has heen appointed sole A
~ gent for vending this Universe. Medicine
ia War en-, and now offers for saie MORRl-
SONS PILLS, in large and small boxes, for
the cure of Consumpiions, cholera morbus, inils :
nations, dyspepsia, ievere, egue, indigestorPbi-
lious or nervous affections, and all diseases ei
the liver :yellow fever, gou,, rheumatism, drop
sy St. Vitus's dance, epilepsy, paralysis, palsy,
green sickness, small pox, measles, whooplng
cough, scarlet fever, asthma, jaundice, gravel,
stone, and all urinary obstructions, piles, sour
Wy, nchings Of the skin, worms, kings evil, and
all cut aneous disorders in short every com =
plant TO which the human frame is SO drcfully
subject, under all the varied forms and names
as the Hygeian conviction is, that man IS sub
lect to one only real disease, that is, to the i'm
purity Of the blood. Warranted 10 be the gen
uine article.
DEJTIrT 1T RAKER
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REUEL Ii. BAKER.
Jan. 10.

This is TO certify, that Mr.. Reucl Fl Baker
of arren, is sapponted Agent for vending Nor
lison's Hygeian Universal Medicines, Tor thu
Town OF " arren, in this State.
SAINT. YOUNG.
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ED ED Aannels, domestic do, Nantuck-
Ma ct chints do, twilled stripes, shirt
ing, check do, ID. kerseys, satnets, scotch
caps, comforters, guernsey frocks, stock
ings, &c. just received and for sale cheap
at LONG Room June 10.
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SUMMER
ARNAN CEMENT,
For The Warren, Bristol and Nswport
.SWM &&o

yUVHE mail stage will leave Provi-
depce Tor Wsrren, Bristol and
Newport at o'clock. A. M. every day
(Sunday excepted) and arrive in New
port in season to dine. Returning, ,leaves
Newport every day (Sunday excepted) at
8 o'clock, A. M. fof Bristol, Warren and
Providence, and arrive in season to dine.
Fare through ST., ,25s& FROM Providence
60 Warren and Bristol, 75 cents.
ACCOMMODATION STAGE.
II EAVES Rristol, every morning,
H Sunday excepted) at half past Z
O'Clock, for Warren and Providence. -
Returning, leaves Providence every after
noon Sunday excepted) at half past 8 o.
clock, fol Warren and Bristol. Fare
Faro from Bristol and Warren, to Provi-
dence, 80 cents.
srr Books kept in Providence, at the
Mansion House Brastow's Manulactu-
rers Hotel, and at the Franklin House
Burgess and Holton's hotel, Bristol and
a, Coles and Commercial hotels, War-
sen.
rrp Passengers called for and left al
any part Of the town.
jim CHADWICK.
A
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-05-30
IFrom the New York Mirrorl
FIRST IMPRESSIONS OF EUROPE.
BY N. p. WILLIS.

BY N. P. WILLIS.
FIRST day IN Rome-St. Peter's--a soG-
tary monk-Strange music--Michaet
Angelo SmaSterpiece-the museum
likeness of young Aagustus--Apollo
Betr1dere-the Medicean Venus
Raphael's Trdnsfgurafioa-the Pan
theon--the burial place of Caracci
and Raphael-Roman fortml-tempke
Of Fortune-the rostrsm-palace of
the CRSarS-tte ruinS-the CoEse-
unl, etc.
To be rid of the dust Of travel. and
abroad in a strange and renowned city,
is sensation of no slight pleasure any
where. To step into the street under
these circumstances and inquire for the
Roman Forum, was a sufficient advance
upon the ordinary feeling to mark a
bright day in ones calendar. | was
hurrying up the Corso with this object
before me half hour after my arriya
in Rome, when an old friend arrested
my steps, and begging me to reserve
the s'Ruins' for moonlight, took me OF
to st. Peters.
The facade Of the church appear
alone, as you walk up the street iron
the castle of St. Angelo. 1t disappoint
ed me. There is no portico, and
looks fiat and bare. But approaching
nearer, | stood at the base Of the ODE
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-05-30
BATTLE OF MARENGO.

1t was on the evening after Monte
bello, that general Dessaix, whom Ma
poleon considered ase second only to
himself IN military genius, arrived at
head quarters. Bonaparte had, as we
have seen, on leaving Egypt, ordered
Kleber to send Dessaix to France in the
course of November. He had accor-
dinghy landed at Frejus shortly after
the establishment of the new govern.
menf, where he found letters from the
chief consul, urging him to join hin
without delay. In these letters there
were some melancholy phrases, and
Dessaix who really loved Napoleon, was
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A Willow PEAcn.--The Genness
see Farmer puts forth the following
statement upon what is considered good
authority:
Abel Jaques, Esq. Of Worcester
county, Massachusetts, is said 10 havo
discovered 50 young peach tree grow
ing under what he calls a "water will
low" one branch, four or six inches
in diameter, grew directly over tho
top of the peach, as it shot out hori-
zontally. The peach had attained %
height of some six or eight inches a.
bove the willow branch. For his own
amusement, he split the willow branch
with chisel, or wedge, and introdu-
ced the top Of the peach through the
assure; then carefully withdrew the
! wedge, and it Glove upon the peach. In
| this situation il was suffered to remain
till fall, when tho peach was carefully
sawed off close to the under side ofthe
willow. The stump and root Of the
peach we're transplanted in his garden
at suitable age.--Both bore fruit sim
liar in size, appearance and flavor,
with this difference: Those from the
peach left in the willow had no pits or
stones, while the others had.
The amount Of revenue that accrued
at Boston under the reduced duty the
last month, is $470, 900. Last year.
during the month Of April, it was
$565, 900.
Lore's La5or Lost.--A serenading
party the other night, after having
PLAYED before house for nearly an
hour, was politely informed by the con-
siderate Waterman that-"no6ody 6red
there"
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| persuaded the captain to let dandy
come aboard again, on his promising
to keep out of the ladies cabin. SO
we shook hands, and | wish might be
SMASHED too if | wouldn't sooner hunt
such a raccoon than the latest buck
that ever broke bread in old Kentuck. "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-10
RECEANO.sD VXRGEVAg, IzxURSD.9Y, JGvU.9RY TO- Isaa

THNRuST SALE Of uoluaJie property in Richmond
IL by virtue and in pursuance OF Deed of Trust ex-
ecuted to us by George w Truehear bearing date the
llth day OF JULY 1925 and admitted record i'm the Of
nee oil the Hastings court for the city of Richmond the
lIth day OF December, 1925 made TO secure the pay
ment OF debt therein mentioned we, the subscribers,
or one OF on the 18th day of March, 1885, if fair if
not OH the next lawful fair day. at upon the land and
tenement aforementioned, will sell public auction for
ready money, all the property and conveyed
oy the said Decd that is to say, all the right title, inter-
est and estate OF what kind nature, degree quality
soever 10, In and OF certain three sored brick
and the land thereof and thereto adjoining lying and be-
ing situate on the South Eastern side of 18th street. and
between and streets, in the city of Richmond, and
particularly between the house formerly occupied the
once Of Discount and Deposit OF the Bank of the
United States in the said city, aud the Tobacco Ware
house, on the said 18th day OF July 1928 in the occu-
patton OF Garland III. MITCHELL with all and singular
the appurtenances TO the said land and tenement be-
longing, all as conveyed to us by the said Deed
Acting as trustees, will convey the purchaser only
such title as we have by virtue of the said deed with
out warranty by us; although by such conveyance we
believe, the purchaser will acquire perfect complete
title to the premises III fee simple subject to Mrs True
hearts claim oil dover, which she has yet reinquish
ed FLEMING JAMES
JOHN FORBES.
Richmond Dec. 49, 1882. 6i-3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-10

VIRGINIA OIL ST0NE.-The subsc tibers beg leave
20 announce the public, that they have lust re
ceved from the quarry 1000 pounds of this invaluable
the Union
They feel degree OF confidence in recomine nding this
stone TO the public, inamuch has fairly
at the United States Navy Yard at Washington City aud
in some of the northern ce', and pronounced equal il
not superior 10 the Turkey Stone for reducing tools 10 an
edge aud greatly preferable the of economy in.
asnuch as by lar the greatest portion OF the Turkey Sne
as UNFIT for uSe fact well known almost every me.
chanic.
The subscribers would also recommend this Stone TO
the notice OF planters il has been for several
by planters living in the neghbOrhood Of the quarry as
water stone for sharpening plantation tools and superior
70 any other All orders addressed the subscribers
Richmond Virginia, will meet with prompt attention
COLMAN, RAYMOND & KELLOGG
~ The Office of c. r. & X is kept at the store OF C
V. Raymond. january II III 6,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-10

NOTiCE TO FOX HUNTERS. Since the com.
mencement of the present season. my fence has been
frequently lett down by huntsmen, and recently, within
the distance OF halt mile, il LETT down sufficiently
low 10 admit stock OF any kind six different places As
caunot spare servant TO go around daily put up ten
cess aud all my crops are exposed whenever they
down. have to request the favor of gentlemen either
put them up themselves here fer or take one of their
own serv9ns TO do ii for them. Although | never par-
cPae, do mo- wish TO interfere with the sports of others
but unless my request should be complied with shall be
under the necessity Of orbdJng such respasses under
tue penalties OF the law. SAMUEL NJ. BOCKIUS.
Malvern Hills. Henrico, Dec so 72-H
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-10

THNHE THOROUGHBRED HORSE BLAKEFORD
"A The subscribers have purchased this splendid stall
lion Bakoiord will stand the ensuing season. which will
commence on the LIST February and terminate on the Ist
OF July, at the stable OF the first subscriber one mile he
low Dunkirk and one mile above Cdrkston and at King
Queen Court House. The terms S25 the season dis.
charged by the payment Of $40 within the season and 800
to insure mare with ioa Fifty cash TO the groom
IN every instance. Mares lett with the horse will be
led with grain for % cents per day-good and extern.
sve pastures, well enclosed, furnished gratis Every
attention will be paid prevent accidents or escapes
but we viii not be responsible for either. Bakeford is
descended from the very best horses imported to
wit: Moretoh's Traveller, Fearnoughi, Janus OheIlo
Medley, Shark, Domed, Gabriel, Selma, Kitty Fisher
Jenny Cameron Jenny Dismal sc. &c He is 2. Ga.
brie, Is Feamought, Is Medley Is Shark I-s Dio
med, &c BY referring TO the Turf Register vol 3D. pa
ges BOB and 1885, II will be that his pedigree is a
thentc and his blood Of the first ORDER possessing az much
1t not Of the blood of the Godolphin and Daylev
8Tdbidns, than any horse in America indeed every in
dvldual link in The chain Of his pedigree is record in
that work, and VIII be found pure the Impid stream
BlaSeiord is a beautiful dark chestnut full is hands
high OF great bone aud muscular strength and i'm point of
blood, symmetry beauty and action is inferior no horse
lie was oaed in May 1926, is oal gelter and his
colts arc large and handsome.
large majority of his ancestors were very celebrated
on tie turi at all distances particularly in |oI mile races
me opportunity " now presented 10 the gentlemen of
King william, King Queen, Essex, Middlesex and
Gloucester counties, Of breeding from this superior horse
Pedigree.-Bl0keford was got hy Gov w riohs silver
Heels; his dam Selma, by Col Tayoes Ton Calbnc
dam Lady Jack Bull, by Col. Tay0e's imported Gabriel
&. g. dam Active, by Ftzhugh's Chalhani; e. e. z. dam
9h'PeIuess, Oy UoV, buehs imported SLIM &. g. &. e.
dam Shrewsbury, by Doct Hauilton's imported Fgurc
g. &. s. e. g. dam Thistle, by Doct Hamion's imported
Dove; e. e. g. 8. e. dam Stella, by Col. Taskers i'm.
ported OtheIo his g. &. g. gggg. dam Col Taskers
celebrated imported mare Selma, by the Godophin Ara
bdn Silver Heels was got by Gov Ogle's famous horse
Oscar his dam Pandora, by Col. Tsyloes Grey Diomed
g. dam by HANS Union, out Of the dam Of Edeu's Flo
reita; & 6. dam by Leonidas; e. e. e. dam ~ imported
Olhelo, 3. g. g. g. dam by Gorge's imported Juniper
z. e. &. <. &. dam by Moretob's imported Traveller
gg.g.R 6. e. dam was the imported mare Selma, by
the GOdophn Arabian. Oscar was got bv imported Ca
brel his dam Vixen by imported Medley; his grand dam
Iayoe's Penelope by old Yorick &c &C
HUGH CAMPBELL
VIM. p. COURTNEY.
King Queen. Dec H. 63-la4t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-10
HDOARDING SCHOOL NEAR JERIJsAI,FM

HROARDING SCHOOL NEAR JERUSALEM
y The Subscriber, having located himself (he hopes)
permanently, will open school the ensuing year. at his
residence, two miles west of Jerusalem-The situation is
remarkably healthy and enjoys every convenience neces
saTy to Boarding Establishment, the houses being i'm
good repair, aud sufficiently large accommodate ten or
twelve hoarders The OF instruction will be such
DIS 10 prepare the students Tor the University aud TO afford
good, substantial education, to those who cannot incur
the expense OF collegiate Every attention shall
be paid to the morals and manners of those entrusted TO
his The tuition fees will vary from fifteen to thirty
dollars according TO the different branches studied Board
including BEDS candles &c 800 per session ten months
The school will commence on the second Monday in
January, and terminate the 18th of December allow
ing vacation Of four weeks in summer
For satisfactory testimonials of character and qalfca
tons, reference may be had TO the following gentlemen
who will act visitors to the school viz viii
liam b. Goodwin, George B. Cary, Hardy Harris Jas Ro
chelle, Edw. W. Marks, DR.. l.. c. Trczyant and Carr
bowers B. X. TREZVANT
January 1. 7T-9ts
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HDUBLIC SALE.-wilI be sold upon the Estate of John
IL e. Armistead, dec. in the county of Halifax Va on
Thursday the 18th nst fair otherwise the next fair ay
the whole OF his Household and Kitchen Furniture upon
the premises the quality of which of the first ORDER to-
gether with two valuable Brood Mares believed TO be OF
fine blood, in Ioa by Janus Also-a Filly the pro-
duct of one of the above Mares Work Horses the
flock OF Sheep, and possibly many other articles unneces
sary here TO specify.
Terms.-All sums under $40, cash; above, twelve
months credit, with bond aud security.
M. A. ARMlSTEAD, administrator
January 3. 72-t1s
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AND IN CHESTERFIELD FOX SALE.-By vr.
IA tue OF deed oil trust executed by Christopher h.
Cook bearing date the llh day OF December 1926
John Stratton and Charles F. Woodson aud of record i'm
the County Court OF Chesterfield, Tor the purpose OF sc
curing TO John Archer the payment ofcertan sums OF mo-
ney therein specified we shall on the 10 day OF Janu
ry 1888, upon the premises, sell TO he highest bidder,
Tor ready money the Tract OF Land said deed
much thereof shall be sufficient TO satisfy the ba
lance still due, together with interest and costs. The
jrac contains l2J less lies upon James
River, aud joins the lands of John Archer, NJ arley
altha and George Cox, and is known Edsons Boat
lMd The land will he shewn by DIR. J. 4. Archer or
Marley c. Wahall, living citing as TIustees W
will convey such title is vested in us as SUCH which
we believe TO be unquestionable.
JOHN STRATTON,
CHAS. f. WOODSON,
Hatchersville p. llth Dec. 1882 67-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-10

he remedy strikes as ably efficient Ir we ere
asked why tie Legislature has formally ed penail
res such citizens shah take against The State
me reply Is, TIA II wac unnecessayDo law ie-
feo TO punish traitors, aud We trust that the OF
reson viii at the be very few TIE STATE will
project herself She is weak she is thouv bto
DC 10y those ct her czens who paramount glance
TO Rhode Island aad New jersey
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-10

NOIlCE.-Was committed to the Jail Of the city Of
Richmond, on the 3ist day Of October 1892 as run
away negro man who says his james Chapman and
tho properly Of Mr. VIM. Brown Of Norfolk The said man
Of dark complexion about feet inches high; about 81
years OF age and stout madeno mark diseoverabe and
MS CLONES appear TO be very good and Of dark coor
DAVID WHITE JailoY
For " ID. Wrenn, Serg't X g.
January g. 7f.wI3,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-10
WIN. p. COURTNEY.
hing q queen, Dec. II. 63-laf4t

q tONCORD ACADEMY.-The fret session Of this
" Institution for the ensuing year. will commence on
the 9ih o. January, and expire the 8st Of July The
course OF instruction will comprise the languages and
sciences generally The terms will be Sl10, each Stu
dent hndng his own bed and casdesi SIG II they be
furnished him. Letters addressed 10 the Rowling C,sep
Caroline County, will be attended TO-
ATWELL c. COLEMAN, President
DecemOeF ~ 67-W4Y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-10

IHO UNDERTAKERS.- Pursuant 10 an order Of the
- County Court Of Hanover, the Commissioners there
IN named, viii let TO the lowest bidder, Hanover Court
House on Wednesday the 23d inst tho repairs Of the
old, and the building Of Jail Tor the said county
WIN onck enclosure around the latter a plan Of the
ne" Ja ana lis enclosure aud bill Of repairs to the Old
one, may be seen at the Hanover Clerks Office at any Time
after the 18th inst '"'''
Hanover Court House, January 7sAn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-10
VALUABLE LANDED PROPERTY FOR SALE.

VALUABLE LANDED PROPERTY FOR SALE
Pursuan, 10 decree Of the County Court of Surry
pronounced on the 9th day of Dece mber 1892 will be
sold on The premises to the highest bidder on Wednesday
the 9th day OF February next il fair, otherwise the first
fair day thereafter, the tract of land known as GreyIanG
and also one moiey of water, gst and MILL and the
land thereto attached, called and known by the name Of
Weir Neck.
Grcyland contains by estimation 600 IL acres. on
which there is handsome and commodious two story
Dwelling house. and number Of out houses of every de-
scnpuon, necessary and convenient for arm-sn Of
which are in good repair it lies within miles Of the
Court house. and 22 Of Greys Creek where vessels Of
30 tons may load.
Weir Neck Mill, TO which there are 81 acres of Land
attached Is in good nelghborhood or customs is situated
very the margin Of Greys Creek and has never.
falling supply Of water at all seasons.
The sale OF both will be credit Of one two and
three years, in equal ustamens except for so much az
wil be necessary to deiray the expences Of the suit and
sale, which is to be in cash The purchaser executing
bonds with good personal security in such sums as will
be necessary 10 make the distribution directed by the de-
cree and deed Of trust the property 10 secure the
purchase money. BY THE COMMISSIONERS
Surry county, Jan. ], 1888. f73-w4,y-i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-10
January 10.
Executors Sale Of YauqJIe Real and Personal Es-

tate, Crop, &c.
AAlLb be sold, at public auction, Thursday the
w 18th February, 1888, that valuable tract Of Land
belonging to the late William Mckinney, decd situated
in the county Of Campbell, Big Falling river near
Reads old Store This tract of land formerly owned
by Iaron Jones and his heirs aud probably contains about
14OO acres, 300 acres OF which rich ow grounds By
those who know IT, IL believed to- be among the very
best tracts in the country. The title is indisputabe The
plantation IN high state Of cultivation and 200 bushels
OF wheat neatly put in, in good meWe will SELL at the
same time and place, the revcrsionary interest in two
thirds OF an adjoining tract in which VIM Jones' ID b.
has Lille estate, which has considerable quantity of low
grounds, and Is "a very valuable tract of land
JNegTOes.-Wi be sold on the same ,ay, 80 or 40 ne.
grOes, likely and as valuable any in Virpniaamono
them are two irst-rae blacksmiths.
Stock, Sc.S or 10 likely aud well broke mules seve.
raj valuable plantation horses from so TO 100 sheen about
80 head Of cattle hogs &C. together with large auan
~ OF corn, oats, fodder, plantation utensils, &c.
Terms Of SaIe.The land will be sold upon four equal
annual instamen,s the purchase money be secured by
deed OF trust upon the land and good personal security
upon the first and second insiaments in addition The
negroes VIII be sold on credit till the 1st day Of June
next Tor one half OF The purchase money the other half
on the l day OF June, 1884 Bonds with approved sec
MY VIII ne required for the The credit for the
ohsr property will be LIBERAL and made known on the day
OF safe MIR John Cardwell, the manager Of the estate
VIII shew the land to any person wishing TO purchase
The sale will be conducted by John r. ID. Payne Auc-
tioneer CHS M'KINNEY'1
THO M'KINNEY, : Ex'ors.
JNO M'K1NNEY,O
January 10. 75-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-10

SITUATION WANTED-A young Man of regular
~ and steady habits, who has been constantly engaged
in the mercantile business in the country for the last five
years, and is well acquainted with book keeping wishes
to obtain situation in mercantile establishment Ell
Their in town in the country in the course of eight or
ten week" il required, will give him the greatest plea
sure TO procure recommendations from gentlemen OF the
highest standing this county afford.
Any letters addressed to A. b. Urbanna Middlesex
county, Virginia, will meet with prompt attention.
Jan g. 74-Qts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-10
January 3.

a DMINISTRATOR'S SALE-WiIl be sold to the
EA highest bidder, credit of twelve months at Ell
sve in the county of Louisia Friday the 18th day
oil January inst II fair il not the next fair day. the fol-
lowing property belonging 10 the estate of VIM McAllis
ter, decd to witt nine likely negroes, consisting of
women, six likely boys, and one girl, together with all
the household furniture belonging the the said
VIM. McAllister. deed. All persons having claims
against the estate will please present them before the
day OF sale properly authenticatedand those indebted
will please make immediate payment
A. G. SHEPHERD, Admir-.
of Wm McAiser, with the Will annexed.
January 8. 72-2aw2w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-10

a. IR CHARLES the size of the following ,cinners:
~ Sussex, Havoc, Murdoch Pioneer, Slender Dover
Fidelity Sally Drake, Malcolm Mercury Bonres o. blue
Collier James Chopper, TatIic Andrew Hugo, Yankey
Maid, sally Hornet, Flag, Froc, Archers Filley, Tribe
Dolly Dixon, Sally White, Annette, Clinton Daviss Fill
ley, G'oster, Timoleon Finday Cark's Colt, Clifford
Hornet, Marietta, sc. &c will stand the ensuing season
where he has for the last years. the residence of
my son, George w. JohnOn, within mile oil Moody
Tavern, in the county OF Chesterfield Is miles from Pc
tersburg and % from II; richmond Terms in time
M II. JOHNSON.
December pc, To- ,wIO