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BOOTS s. SHOES.

HyHE subscriber would inform his
IL friends and the public generally,
that he has received this week from Bos-
ton, large assortment OF Boots & Shoes,
among which may be found Ladies and
Misses kid and cloth slips Of different pat
terms /; Ladies gaiter boots Children's .
morocco bootees and ancle ties, a great
variety Of colors Infant shoes Gentle.
mems boots of different kinds !; Gentle
mems shoes and pumps; Boys shoes, &c.
&c. The above articles will be sold a.
low as they can be bought in this State.
STEPHEN DAVOL, JR.
Main-st. 3 doors south Of Warren Bank.
april s.
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EYE ~ ATER!

This we'll established Wash for The Eye, is
perfectly innocent. ond gives immediate relief,
even in very aggravated eases Of soreness and
milan, alton. Price 20 cents.
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AT THE
SIGN OF GALEN'S HEAD.
WMteae.StTeet,

ALT
" Daros SPICES and Inc
selected care
h Nv the both the Selection and
vended shaHbe
stances to Ships Families and PhysaHs VIII Dc suPPnea %
,h shortest notice and NTEDiCl Il CHI Els TSs on new ran
and whlcn are s sa,u' " S'''p' Feb. 9, 1883.
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.MORRfSON,S' HYGEIAN
UNIVERSAL
M E ID j O j NJ E !.

NNHE subscriber has heen appointed sole A.
~ gent for vending this Universe! Medicine
in Warren, and now offers for SAFE MORRi-
SONS PILLS, in large and small boxes, for
the cure Of ConsumpiIons, cholera morbus, inha
NATIONS, dyspepsia. ievers ogue, Indigestion, bill
lious or nervous affections, and all diseases oi
the liver :yellow fever, gou,, rheumatism, drop
~ St. vtus's dance, epilepsy, paralysis, palsy,
green sickness. small pox, measles, whoopng
cough. scarlet fever, asthma, jaundice, gravel,
stone, and all urinary obstructionsr piles, sour
Wy, dch'ngs Of the skin, worms, kings evil, and
all cutaneous disorders in short every com
plant 10 which the human frame is so direfully
subject, under all the varied forms and names
as the Hygean conviction is, that man is SUBJ
ect to one only real disease, that is, to tho im-
purity Of the blood. Warrantedio be the gen.
uine article.
REUEL III. BAKER.
Jan. 10.
This 10 10 certify, that Mr.. Reucl Fl Baker
Of " arren, is sappointed Agent for vending Nor.
rison's Hygeisn Universal Medicines, for the
| town OF W arren, in this State.
sAM'L YOUNG.
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SORE AND
IETL& &M.2D EYES z

The studious, the weakly, and others, who
are troubled with soreness or inflammation OF thai
delegate organ, will be able to obtain q most
pleasant and invaluable application, in
DTJMFRIES,
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A Ia Court OF Probate holden within anc
"a for the town Of " arren, on Monday the
9Th day Of May, a. ID. 1888, the Adm'nis'ra-
tor on the estate OF LANDAU COLE, late oi
Warren, deceaaed, presented his I'd account Of
administration for examination and allowance.
Whereuponit is ordered and decreed that
the considerable thereof be referred to Couri
Of Probate, TO be holden at The Town Clerk
Office, m said Warren, on the first Monday in
June next. at 2 O'Clock, p. M, and that prev
ious notice be given by publishing this orde
three several times in the Northern Star, to al
persons Interested TO appear a, that time, ,f the,
shall see cause, and be heard.
Witness,
8. RANDALL, Probate Clerk.
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Commonwealth Of Massachusetts.
BMsroL, SIS. At a Court Of Probate
holden at Dighton, in and for said
County, on the tenth day OF May, "A.
ID. 1893.
KUHEREAS HORACE M. PECK, Ad-
" ministrator of the Estate OF Kobe
ert Peck, late Of Swanzey, in said coun-
ty, deceased, has offered for allowance
his Cd account of his administration OF the
estate OF said deceased; Ordered, that the
first Tuesday in June next, at ten o'clock
before noon, at the Court Of Probate then
to be holden at Dighton, in said county,
be assigned for taking the said account
into consideration and that the said
Horace nj. Peck give public notice there
Of to all persons interested, by causing
an attested copy of this order to be pub
lished three weeks successfully IN the
Northern Star, a newspaper printed in
Warren, before the said time, that they
may be present, and shew cause, il any
they have, why the said account should
not be allowed.
ILL., BAYLIES, Judge Of Probate.
A true Copy,-Attest,
A. BAssETT, Register.
may 18.
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which IRE two elegant double bottom detached
Levers. Also, n large assortment Of silver and
steel bowed Spectacles p; an excellent as
sortment OF Silver Spoons of every descript ion !:
also, Brittania Ware. consisting in part Of tea
pots, real English Of the lat est patterns and low:
sugar and creams to match with the pots sill
yer plated castors, spoons and ladies: cutlery,
pufs, curls and trizeis: tea trays table mats !;
fancy beads: jewelry OF every description, and a
and will sell as low as can be purchased else
where.
He will attend 10 cleaning and repairing
Watches and Clocks. and all Jobs m hrs line
with pleasure, and hopes oy his unremitted ex
crtions to his business to please the public.
SYLVESTER CHILDS.
Nov. g.
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HAIR TRUNKS.
n fresh supply Of superior finished Trunks
"a assorted sizes, just received and on sale .,
March 30. LONG ROOM.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-05
DIED..

On Sunday, January 81. at 8 o'clock, A. NJ
JOHN RlcHARDs, aged years aud 9 months
and on Monday. Februar. 4, at IL o'clock, NJ.
THOMAS BRocoHUs. aged years and months
SONS of RICHARD STANTON Thus, within the
space of few short days, have two lovely flow
ers, just blossoming into existence, been blight
ed by the cold and piercing blast OF Death. "ln
satiate archer! could not one suifice!'
The funeral Of Thomas will take place This
Epening, at o'clock, from his fathers resi-
dence. on Prince street. The friends and &C
quaintances Of the family are invited to attend.
On Friday morning last, after short but Sc
we're illness, RICHARD PARKER, the eldest son
Of Thomas B. DAsHJErLL, aged four years and
four months.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-05
THE TARIFF BILL.

La The House, on Saturday, Mr.. Appleton, Of
Massachusetts. moved to amend the amendment
offered by Mr. White, OF New York, to the ORR
sinal bill in its eighth and ninth sections.
The bill proposes on co,tons costing 2j cents
the square yard an Gd ratorem duty of so per
cent. until March 1884, and then a perman ut
duty of 20 per cent; aud on all other cottons IS
per cent ad raloren, until March, 1854, and then
90 per cent permanent.
MIR. Whites amendment proposed to make
the reduction more gradual as follows: 50 per
cent, till March, 1884, IS per cent till March,
1855, and then 90 per cent permanent.
Mr.. Appleton's amendment put the duty at
90 per cent permanent, and added proviso that
on Plains there should be square yard duty o.
a cents till March, 1884, and then 6 cents per.
nranent; and on Calicoes square yard duty Of
81 cents till March, 1884, and then cents per-
manent.
The debate OH this amendment was resumed
and continued until the time of adjournment OF
the House (about sunset. without any question
being taken thereon.
Nothing definite can be inferred from the
in Committee. because the House has never been
full. Notice has been giving by Ma. ADAMS,
that he will move to strike out the enactng
clause Of the bill. That ,oiH be test question,
even in Committee Of the Whole, being in effect
motion to reject the bill.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-05
THREATS AGAIN.

The Revenue Bill. reported by the committee
m the Judiciary in the Senate, has been reee'''
i - Charleston. IRE Mercury oil that city de-
H.. =, once ..tLa, if the bill does pass Con-
qre.,. South Carolina will sEcEDE,' Inc nu,'
Liners first tell Congress that If the Tar'h Bill
does not pa... they will nulify the existing law
and ,.eo, if the bill passes, which many TANK
10 necessary to the maintenance OF the law ~
-,cure The collection Of the Reseaue-they viii
,,,sb Now we take it that nu'tihtalion IS ~
faet secession-auI .sto that complexion must
!, come at last" Is this proper course 10 De
pursued whilst Congress is iegisia''ns upon s"''
gave and important matters, Ought STATE 10
hold threat over the heads Of the National Con-
sres,i --
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-05
JAMES ALLISON.
Nyspep.ia.

nR. THAyBOI.D offers 10 the public the BILIOUS
~ PREVENTIVE. as most powerful antidote tpf
DYSPEPSIA, and NIL organized arrangements of tile
digestive system Time and space forbid here on
enumeration of all the various Of curei suffice it
to say that, it is wholly extracted from natural We.
getable productions il is innocent 40 is sure in ito
fleets It is well knowR to have restored, In few
days. strength and vigor to the langd limbs, steady.
ing the pased hand and fsultering tongue, and i'm.
parting health and 10 the debiiitated stomach.
GEoRoErows, (I,ridge st.) d. G. Nov IL. 1882
Sir 30, with the greatest gratitude and sstsiac.
tion give you oerty to make my case public SO that
those aborng under similar complaints, may have an
opportunity of being relieved was severely sfact.
ed with Indigestion, dyspeps. and dssgreeable trei
lngs all over for length Of time and tried all nedi.
cine thai could hear Of, that had any relation 10 my
complaints but had relief until accidentally saw
Of DIR Tina, bolds ADVERTISEMENTS took one bot
tie fhis Bilious Preventive" and making use of it
according the directions that accompanied the bot.
tie. Am at this time in good state Of health, and
enjoy myself as we'll as did in my life, and think
myself new person.
an, sir, your obedsnt servant,
Dr. THArsoLD. HENRY BAKER
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-05
SOUTH CAROLINA ORDINANCE.

The Warrenton Spectator dangerously an.
nounces the determination expressed by some at
the qualification meeting in Charleston, graciously
to postpone their operations under the famous Or.
dinsnce, for short time, TO sec what Congress
will do, under the head Of" Deau Swift has
postponed the eclipse Of the Sun''-alluding to
the well known anecdote of the Dean, who chose
in this way to disappoint his Irish friends, to
whom he had promised, as treat, an eclipse
The State, in so,emn Convention, orders the law
of the United States to be nullifed, on and If,
ter the lst OF February-and the nullfiers, IN
solemn meeting, at the Circus, say, we won't put
the Ordinance in y efftc,-we'll nullify that for
a little time-to see which way the current runs.
This notification is, altogether, the most run
mad piece Of business that was ever entered in
10, and, were it not that it touches too many Sc.
rious points, would make capital subject for
jokes. As it is. joking is out Of the question:
1t is no testing matter, when men threaten TO dis.
solve the Union.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-05
BRITISH PARLIAMENT.

An English paper mentions "a amongst the
mo,' remarkable ,idenIs ol the present election
the re'urn for P"ntefract of Johu Gully, Esq,
Of >poc,ing celebrity. The singularity OF the
rise OF this person from the very degraded con-
dlron OF i Competitor in the prize ring" 10
that oi legislator IN the great council Of the ma
ton. eScites considerable curiosity respecting
the incidents ii his HE and history. Mr.. Gully
l. a native Of Wick. in Worcestershire. where
IN, father kept the Grown Inn, and carried ON
the business OF butcher, which trade Mr.. Gully
iOllosed unit he left the neighborhood. Ia the
course Of his career in " the rIns," he was
amongst the mos, scientific Of the pugilistc cham
pons, HIS 6,,t battle took place at Hai.ham,
IN Sussex, IN 1905. with Henry Pearce, com-
mOaly called " the Game Chicken" and upon
this occasion Gully would appear to have suffer
ed defeat He fought Gresson at Six Mile
n'''on. IN 1897, Gully proving the victor, after
ohs OF the most determined 6,,ic contests recor.
ded IN the an"ais Of the prize ring. la 1903 he
again defeated Gregsou, In SIR J. Sebrisht's Park,
In ler'stord.hre. This was his las, battle, and
H. subsequently, KEEP, the Plough public house in
'arcy street, L,Ocoln's Inn Fields. OF late
Years Mr. Gully has been a most successful spec.
"a'o' up "a the turf, and has realized yer,
eO0'''e'a''e fortune, principally. IT is said, by
Oe'urs upon oewmssIcn Tor nobemen and gen.
"emen connected With Newmarket
he proprietor OF Acksorth Park, in York
s''e; Hare Park, in Cawbr'ds esh,re; and va.
'aA''e Inn and other property IN the town of New
MARKET lie has been the owner of some If the
A's' racers OF the dav: and the extreme rsatliness
auu good humor with which, at Deucastcr, in
'0=S' he paid losses to the amount OF 94o. 900
upon his celebrated Nurse Mameluke. raised him
"sn amongst the most honorable members of the
turf
william Cobbett has been returned mem.
N' Of Parliament from Oldham. and John Wal
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-05
roaeN " Nurness Making.

vUyHE undersigned have established themselves per
manen,:y IN Midlieburg, Loudoun County, where
I'll v are prepared 70 serve the public with
Close Coaches, Stage Coaches, Barouches, Dear
borns. Gigs, Ca roles, and Harness,
Of the b. qualtr, and ON the most reasonable terms
Having learned their trades, and worked in the be'
Northern Es,ah shmen,s and having in their employ
hands from there, who are likewise well acquainted
with the buincss, they pledge themselves to fu ns'
those who may call upon them with work equ, M
quality and appearance to any in the United States
RrrAIps in their line will be done At the shortest no
tice and ON moderate terms
n They hsve on hand Cor sale, several handsome
fashiona Die Carriages and Barouches and spiendit
suke; and persons wishing to purchase are respect
fully invited to cali AMI examine them.
sATTERE1W AIr RICHARDSON
MidJIeburp Va. Feb s
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-05
CHOLERA.

The Nashville Banner of the 18th January
city. From the 18th to the 18th January there
were twelve cases, six of which had terminated
fatally. The Banner says: :. The disease is
no, considered epidemic, the few cases which
have occurred being thuse of persons peculiarly
exposed from habit or situation, and not sufficient
ly prompt and cautious in attention to their
health"
On the 2lst, nine cases were reported as hav'
ing occurred an the two preceding days, three
of which terminated fatally.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-05
ConsumDtiOn.

DIR. TH.aYBOLD'S Oriental Specific Remedy
for Consumption in its last &ageM .4lso.
.4sthna Splitting Of Blood, aada pulmonary
diseases-as Marines Of Breath, Pain in the
Breast, Debility, Want Of Ippefife, &c &c.
's'nIs Medicine IS an txtrat from Herbs, Roots,
1 Plants, NC which, in their combination, become
balsam to the diseased frame, and is never failing
remedy for that worst of all destro, ng and yenous
compaims-the CONSUMPrlON!!-as many hund.
eds of persons have certified
PHILADELPHIA, April 19, 1882 I
Spruce street, near Tenth
SIR-Being extremely reduced from the contraction
Of consumptiye disease by COLI, wet and neglect,
was strongly recommended to use your " Oriental
Specific Remedy for Consumption" and was at length
(a other remedies having fsiled induced to try it,
and judge my establishment its first application.
though feeble, weak, and sinkin fast. and scarcely
able TO assist myself in few days was enabled 10
take the air, in three weeks was new being, and
am at this momen, totally relieved from oil debility,
and forge,ful Of the past except the gratitude owe
you, which thus willingly snd unrrqui,ed express,
hoping you will not fail To make MY case public.
am, sir. yours truly,
JAMES ALLISON.
DR.. JouN THAYBoLD.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-05
LATEST FROM MEXICO.

Pence Restored-Recoaeiliation Of B"sfamen''
,riih Ps,tra.a aud Santa .ituaa.-We translate
the following very gratifying Intelligence, ct the
triumph Of peace aud order, patriotism and hu-
mani,y, f,o,a the Dtdro de la Havana, OF janua'
~ 18th.
"H,vaxA, Jan. llth.-Arrived IN hive days
from Vera Gun, ths American scho"ner OF war
Grampus, Cont. J, Speisht, Esq. We learn BY
this vessel, tia, Mexico has declared IN favor OF
Gen. Santa Anna; aud that according to accounts
from Mexico Of the 81 inst g, Santa Anna,
Bus,ameute and Pedraza were 10 enter that city,
and the last meBtlSned General would take pos.
Session u The presidential chair.
Communication uas free with all parts of the
Republic"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-05
VlLLANY.

The Cincinnati Commercial Advertiser states
tina, on the Esd ult. some villain placed cask OF
gunpowder near each Of the three hicks Of the
Louisville and Portland Canal, one Of which on
ly took fire and blew up the lock to which it was
sttachcd. throwing down ahundred tons or more
Of stone work. which has probably put an end to
tie use of the Canal for some months to come
A reward of one thousand dollars is offered for
the detection Of the perpetrators Of this high hand
ed vilany
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-05
TIFF PRESIDENTS CREED.

Tho time is almost at hand when the Presi.
Ian, gill probably give US, in his Inaugural
Cnascs The articles Of his Political Creed we
~, that all these misconceptions will then be
,'r.,r,d up.-RichmOnd Enquirer.
,ndi it, then, acknow'edged-is it at length
,h;. late hour 10 the day, confessed--that the
~,a.Iss Of Gen. Jackson's Political Greed ae
.,.rown, We have always asserted the same
,,,,. INIT we were met by denials-by subter-
rorss-by eeuivoca,ions. We could never get
,;s followers to come out with the plain truth,
and saw that they knew as little OF his political
u .s We did And here we have It at last,
e.u under the hand Of the editor of the Rich.
moDd Euouirer-" the keeper Of the kings con-
..isrrs. that we have been right; that nobody
,,o- did know what are Gen. Jackson's political
.,.,;ren,s. We are obliged, however, to the
r,,,n;,er for the confession-we are pleased thar
:, :, has had the grace to make it: and we like
~, min in the wish. tha, the President will
.,v. rs. in his inaugural Speech next month";
soms,b;og more tangible and steady than any
thing he has yet placed on record Poster''y
,,J think hereafter, when they are reading
a.. ye,oes. and Messages, and Prociamations oil
,hr prssen, day,-,hat we must have been oless'
81 Nth half dozen Gen. JacKsons.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-05
NEW-YORK MARKET-Feb. Q.

FI0ur-We have scarcely ever Known a more
have hardly been sufficient to enable US to regu-
late our quotations with certainty. The market
barrels Richmond Mountain have been sold at
IS ga parcel of common brands OF Western
sold at sc. About 600 barrels Baltimore How
ard street was bought for The eastern market. at
IS 87a cash. Corn Meal has declined. Fine
Mildlings are plenty and doll.
Grait.-'rhere have been no arrivals Of Wheat
from the south this week, Excerpt small parcel
from North Carolina, whicbiwas taken atSl D.
4 cargu from Long Island sold at 81 30
Rye is unchanged. Oats have improved. and
have been sold at As 80 cents. Southern
Corn has declined-our quotations refer to &C.
taal sales.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-05
FROM WASHINGTON.

In the Senate yesterday. the Revenue Collec'
ton Bill was again taken up, and Mr. BaowS OF
N. c. made very sensible speech in opposition
to the bill. After he had concluded. Mr..
HOLMES took the floor; but before commencing
hi, speech, ne gave way to motion to adjourn.
Mr.. HOLMES has the floor for to day.
der discussion and Mr.. ADAMS spoke at length.
Particulars in our next.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-05

appointments BY the President. by and mlth
the adrice and consent Of the senate. Francis
8 Key to be Attorney Of the U. States for the
District of Columbia, vice Thomas Swann-whose
commiss ION has expired.
Jonah Thompson, James Carson. Thompson,
F. Mason, Francis Peytop, Newton Keene, ia
cob Morgan, and Adam Lynn, TO be Justices of
the Peace for the County Of Alexandna-re-ap.
pointed.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-05
TcoMMuNioATED.1
pointed.

Mr.. Snowden-Some days ago, read Com
munical,on in your paper. signed ''Quero," adj
dressed to the Reverend Clergy, for information
concerning the Sabbath. My curiosity Is excit.
ed, and hope the information so much desired
by "Quero': will be granted BY some one.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-05
600 Reward.

DANAWAY from the subscriber living near Davis's
IL Ford, on Occoqusn, Prince william County, on
the 9th January, negro named D.fN'EL, who calls
himself Daniel williams. Tie is about % years Of age,
about feet from inches high, stout made, black
compile xion, and easy spoken. His clothing, when he
eloped Of dark twled domestic, and hat covered
with rabbit skins Five dollars will be given il tax
within the y, ten ftsken out ofthe county, and
twenty If taken in about Alexandra and the City Of
" ashngton and ell ressonably expenses paid.
feh 2-2w JOHN B. DAVIS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-05
NATHANIEL MACON.

since the retirement Of the venerable Mr. Ma
On INC. from the Senate, we have not
heard hi, name mentioned in connection win
~nhl,e affairs, until we saw it stated in Que
r the letters of the Spy in Washington, that
s;,cs the Procl amation, he has opened cores
oorasocs with Mr.. Calhoun BY writing him
liter On our political affairs.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-05

ter. Editor of the London Times, member from
Berkshire The two antagonists, says the Guar.
dian, bear the most inveterate and unrelenting
hatred towards each other. Mr.. Goblet has the
abuse Of twenty years to repay, and Mr.. Walt er
the same to answer for. All the worst epi,hets
collected from the worst places, from all the
hulks, from the treadmill and the pothouse, have
been banded between these honorable gentlemen
for many day, 10 the inexpressbe delight Of
the reading and curious public.
A correspondence the Columbia Is. c. Hive,
Of the Goth ult., says" One Of the most con-
te'nptible scenes that my eyes have ever witness
ed, saw yesterday, at Church-it was nothing
more nor less than Minister Of the Gospel with
blue cockade fixed in his hat.''
Mr.. Calhoun rs again to make the attempt to
explain away his Tariff speech in 1916. Mr..
Wilkins brought Up this famous speech in the
debate of Tuesday last--when Mr.. Calhoun rose
to g thank the gentleman for alluding to that
speech. It has been much and very often mis-.
represented, and shall take an early opportuni.
ty to explain it,"
"Mr. Wilkins. shall be happy to witness
the exhibition Of the Senator's ingenuity in ex.
planning the speech in such manner as to make
1t accord with his present views"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-05
,Aust pMEfisheA.

find for sale by -ELfZ.4 KENNEDH
VsNIr ,csra'ion oiindePen,lrnee the Constitution
I OF the United states a hing,on's Farewell >d
dress end the Proclamation Of Andrew Jackson to the
People of South Carolina; with predatory remarks BY
one Of lie most sting Statesmen in the Union
Price IS cents in cloth; 10 cents in paper.
fab