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The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1835-08-01

INFANCY. is more beautiful than
an infant Look at its spotless brow
at its soft and ruddy lips-whch have
never uttered an unkind word, and its
laughing eye as it rests on the brest Of
its fond mother. See it has stretched out
its white hand s. is playfully twisting her
hair around its tiny fingers. Ah let us
look at an infant. /, is endued with life; (;
the very counterpart Of love. Itrequires
nothing but the pleasant look Of its moth
er, and her warm kiss upon its lily check
to make it happy You talk Of sorrow,
Of misery, of death but your words are
il has never felt the chills
Of disappointment il has never withereo
beneath the pang Of sfjieiien- -and its
guIltless heart knows notAing ofthe etnp-
Iiness and heartlessnsss Of the world. Oh
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1835-08-01

The following Editors have been
condemned to Imprisonment in Paris, for
publishing matter dlsrespectiul 20 the
French Chambers - BIchat, responsible
editor of la Tribune, to l mo. Imprisonment
and 10000 francs fine ;Jaflrcnou respon-
sib!c editor of the ReIormatem, to one
month Imprisonment and 10000 francs
fine Trela, to 8 years imprisonment and
10000 francs fno Michel of Bourges]
one month Imprisonment and 10000
francs Raynaud to one month i'm
prisonment and 500 francs fine Gervias
to one month Imprisonment and 1000
francs fine Jules Bernard to one month
and 1000 francs fine An
dry do Puraveau to one Month imprison-
menl and 900 francs fine.
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Y@PoPoSALs for publishing by subscription
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and contain about 250 pages, IS mo. Price go
cents. PrOUidence, July ls, 1885.
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~ANCY HANOKERC HjEFs. Just receiy.
Is irosh supply ol Fancy IIJkfs. of every
variety among them may bo found choice
assortment for children, for sale very cheap by
may 10. j. BURRoUGH, JR. & Co
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1835-08-01

Bridge across The Eit'iois Rirer We
understand taai the stock for erecting a
bridge over the Illinois River, "a charter
for which was obtained at the last session
Of the Legislature, with $4,000 capital,
exclusive privileges, and time perpetual,
has recently all been subscribed, mostly
by an eastern gentleman. The bridge IS
to be located at the muuh of Lake Peo-
ria, and cannot fail to increase greatly the
prosperity and growth of that beautiful
place. St Louis Bulletin.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1835-08-01

The Limerick Chronicle gives the fol-
lowing particulars OF an awful shIpwreck
A passenger who was one of the fifteen
saved from the wreck of the Monarch, ol
Liverpool, Capt. Jackson, states that there
were $40 souls on board, and that they
were six days on their way to New York
when she struck about midnight, on Thurs
day the 2Sth ut, being then in charge OF
the mate who was intoxicated Iic0 hun-
dreG and t,centy-fre souls perished d! the
captain, three sailors, and | | passengers
we've picked up by the Frances Mary,
Flyan, and brought to Dublin. The pas
sengers we're mostly from the county of
Limerick being only few from Tippe-
rary, among whom were persons OF the
name of Kenchan and Maher, in the
igbborhood of Cashel.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1835-08-01

that the cup might be broken ere it be
lifted to the lips.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1835-08-01

NIL CLOTHS.-4- and "a Oil Cloths.
W handsome patterns and iow prices, at
june l3. LONG ROOM.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1835-08-01

and on receiving a similar reception ran up
| The companion.
The captain finding the ship was going
hut OF her course, went on the deck with
the steward, well armed, and threatened to
shoot the fist Qan that disobeyed orders,
and restricted tbSsrew to particular part
ofthe vessel. Hearing however that they
were still disposed TO seize the ship, he
thought II best to runher into Buenos Ay-
res, which was accordingly done and the
deposltions having been taken befoie the
British Consul there, the three officers
George White, WIN Burwood, Joseph
lBurwood) John Breyman, boat-steerer,
and Henry Best, were placed under arrest
on board the Nostlr Star, whence thev are
sbortiy expected TO arrive in custody, to
take their trial at the Admiralty Sessions.
English paper.
REMARKABLE EscAPE.-The North Riv-
er N. Y Tunes states, that recently the
crew ofthe sloop Henry Edwards, passing
down The river, saw something suspended
dowa the side Of the high range Of noun
talns below Slaughter's landing, which re-
'senbled a,,iemale form. They immediate
y cast anchor, aud went ashore in ihe boat.
On arriving at the foot of the mountain,
they found It TO be young girl, aged a
bout l6, hanging by one foot in cedar
bush, about one hundred feet from The base,
and sirty feet from The top Of the perpendic-
uidr rock. 10 reach her from the bottom
was impossible, and providing themselves
with rope, they haSlened round to the top
from which thay loweredit. The untortu-
nate girl was still able to fix it around her
waist, and by this means was drawn from
her perilous situation. She proved to be
Miss Phebe Wells, n niece of Mr.. Bene-
diet Wells, who had left his residence
wthoutthe knowledge Of his family, with
a,vIew Of going to New York to see her
'iends. Unacquainted with the passage
of the mountains, it is supposed she was
unaware ofthe danger until she found her
self descending the preciplce, and the rock
being nearly perpendicular, her fall could
only have been broken by the slight shrub
hery which projects from the side OF the
cliff, until, luckily for her, she struck the
cedar bush, in which her foot fortunately
caught. She was not materially Injured,
and was conveyed 10 her friends IN New
YpIk.by the sIoop.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1835-08-01

FRICTION ROLLS.
OH pair friction Rolls, for sale by
- ~ July 4. James Gardnfr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-13

oaifasss spos tie !aiiaas-l, seems to be
generally conceded that the mast ross frauds
haSe been Praetsed upon the Indians in Georgia
aal Alabama, hs the ~llites-seme oi them pre-
tendinn 10 hemea Of responsibility, AMI holdinea
hist r1..l< in society fbere Is a strange SORT Of
morality aIleat #vitttesara 10 lHdim righr, both
oi persaa.aad property Men, vino would not for
Armament slIials ot. sheatas uhle m1n, feel no
saft el eomponetenin robhine red-skinl 1he
lssaaeal Enquirer publishes naie on this s,,,,-
leet, irea a Georgian, nov in Richmond, (,se.l-
ton @rantlaad, Esa. We presumed IN whith#bs
sly:
man uha tesides mar the Cree, Ialia4s
IN entertain ade1h, hut dat the lldtisls pelt,i-
- "a v,.3,..i...sgg. y. i Alabama an
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-13

}AlGrus," a Roman Sfory by Joha q.
hoe1aou.-N e have been deligbled with the Pc
rad Of tdis work. which, as on readers will per-
eei9e, IS from the pen Of one Of t1e most accom-
pis5ed writer's Of the age. The scene Of the sto-
~ is Ind in Rome, dnriae the reign of the Empe-
foa En- N, ami the plot turns upon the prosecutions
Of tn CO... Christians, wiosa powers Of endurance
and DARN, amidst suffering and danger, nla} fur
nish proli.abie lesson to tlgir successors of the
present day. Mir. Locl,hart, however, makes his
Wofl, the medium Of conveying to lhc reader a IA
Of tic manners and customs which
prevailed 1t thu period, in the capital ofihe World,
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r.. shall sec, whether II the ieaYie,s Of the

~ -. the presumption advise this course,
=, majority Of the Virginia Legislature viii be
u : a.anal 10 lend themselves - 50 infamous a
,ttrnase.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-13

Y lRGlNi Alt rules held IN the clerks office,
al the enculu superior count Of law aud chan
eerA, Ion the county Of Nelson, the month of July,
l5.i5;
Charles laneey, Pitt
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TIckot8 ~IO--IllAe- 9.,--tlf'a, =. ..
iQf sale Al DiGGEs' OFFICE.
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lgGiH6t

William J. Iteeland, Gwen {. Fowler, William H.
Wmeiield aud Dousald Ferguson. LATE merchants
aud partnets. trading under The finn and style of
.1rrlandi Ferguson Y Co, and Alexander brown,
oNeculol II Archer Ferguson, deceased. Dois
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-13

Celebration IN the lomer end Of Campbell
In pursuance OF previous arrangements, the 59dl
tnnn crsary OF American Independence WAS Gel
ehratcd, with great spirit At the late residence OF
Mr.. Thomas \. Cobbs, near Mr. pannlll's bridge
the lower end of Campbell county. :, spacious
lrbor was erected, nearly loo feet long, and the
round was elegantly carpcted over with grass. \
-rcolorcd iag waved in the air during the day, ad-
ling by lis height to the beauty OF the scene
Two tables Of sufficient extent 10 accommodate
90 persons ran parallel with each other, and were
ompetcly sheltered from the rays Of the sun b,
he aIbor and by handsome grove of locuSts.
At an early hour, the company began To assem-
lie, which soon amounted to between q aud 700
,ersons. They then convened under the arhor
When the Declaration OF Independence was read,
a most impressive manner, by Mr.. John Henry.
Grafton R91 hfGH RRliG,,rfaaAa tirH% lFhNPYf,.
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ggsaE.aNmFer, & n.es11

fLASS.-A supply Insf received hy
II II. Il. RICHARDS x 90.
July - u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-13
L. nANoIRA.

Tie defendants William !. Freclan1 aud Dougad
F"fguson,not having entered their appearance, and
given security, according To the act of Assembly,
aud the rules OF this court and II appearing by salts
factory proof that They not inhabitants of tins
commonwealth it is ordered bat the said defendants
do appear herr OF before the first day of Septen,-
Der tom ncNl, aud answer the bin of the plaintiff
aud that copy al hs order be forthwith inserted in
the l.,urhbm iltinlauior Two months success,ely
and another copy thereof rosted nj the from, door
oi the courthouse of tins county, on some cour,
day. \ eops--testc.
no: {. CUTLER, Clerk.
July ~ w2m
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-07-09
PUBLIC SPIRIT.

nUR spirited eitlxeRs of she Town of Liichieid Nv who feel ,hatthe shilling gained by the .swea oG the brow." io he seperog, n poiai o moral wcr,l ,o the "emuggler's doiar"-lhase who feel this b
 e the aga eft ppsas-snenx fsal1 ia esseai,iAne Lv water aud by iahdAAaaliys alSsse haze esorislesi in their bosoms the spark passin,ien which was h. haled from the nged sres o this Republic, are respeci. fully reqncsted io complci6 t.e work which has leeo commenced on tho East Hil below Roger Cooks Ho- iel, Thursday nrxt ., g o'clock. Let us have a general turD.ont and sbe uronatan must move l,rforc Shoyels nnd Hoes will be the order of ,he day.
 aud improved Road a 10 be rnade, to expedite .rayeiers and relieve tho weary horses their way.
 July 8, 1885. s. s8 lsg @a.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-07-09
NGAyTTC,E.

TEHE sa6scribtfa hereby give notice that A va viii ianeeesa tks County .HQaSr in Litchdsid on Monday tle f0tII s1sF 6f July psxi; ss | osclock Ps SI, purpose If rs- ceiving proIsosaIs Ii,y she faIlow5nG mentioned repairs on sod ah0affi1e County Raildings, t0 wit ShiDgiing the vest root of the Barn he- longing to ths County Housa with chesnBe shi1gies; building Fence from the souihmeak corner pf The County Houbs sa the ssush iinc Of the coiinty land. tkance in tho south fine of the county land as far sast the southeast core ner Ofihe Ca'y House. and thsaes north 10 cha scniheast corner of the County HOdse-lha fence to be i've fees high, built of good 'piAe boards. to be pianed, matched and pSinted. withthe tops cot iDlo pickels--the p9sss and rails to be 0F ~hite oak. aud tho posts 10 be set on stone and braeed withlruN. The stone and braees will he furnished l0 tha e0uireeioE. And repsirinE the feaee in front of said Cou0- ty HoRse. Also for hpilding ar repairing the fence in front of the County llcdse .ahdalso for painting the Court House and she Fepea in front ofthe same.
 MORRIS WOODRUFF.
 FREDERICK WqlCDTXSl Csmmis.
 FIiisU H1kRieON.
 Litehfeld Juns 90. 1SS3. A <t sssSAAt
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-07-09
NOTICE.

VIE Court Of Probate for tue District of II Litchfeld hath assigned the i7fh day of July instant, at 10 o'rlacltaA. M. at the Pro- bate Office in Litchfrld. fsr the examination and settlement of the administrations account on the estate of FiTca Looms, late of Tor. r'ngt"n. deceased, represented irsolvent, at which time'and place all persons interested tn sa'd eslMte will. if they see cause. atteDd be- fore said Court and be heard iuths premises.
 By order of said CDurt.
 es PETER III BassELx, Adm'r. .ss By RoDERIcK BIssELL, his Attorney. 1orringfoh, July ., 1895. 6
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-07-09
Hummer ArrangeInent.

k0UAssST &AEx1mSSm0uCs YSHE Omnibus will leave Spencer & IL Wadhams' Hotel lDr- Bant0m LGke nc follows :--M"nday. "Wednesday and Satur. day at 8 o'clock A. M.--Returping at or about F. M. Leavs the Hotel at half past one. return at an hour to suit passengers.
 The Car will move on other days from the same or other places tos0rder. For seats ap. ply at $. g. W.'s bar.
 Eight seats can be obtained far $l ,50-the addition of5O cents secsrssa passage on hoard the Boat. @as h ss9aass
 FREDERICK A. MARSH. Lifchfeld, B0nfan F0ke Juky a. s
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-07-09
7 BROKE 1INTO


 Ata To,oa Meeting leeoliy .cars,d mi hold..
 at Me IotVn House n Salisbury, on Mondav
 the 6thstGy of July. Aa.D.1gS5s
 OTED. That Swine hefpernitfed to run at large upon ihe commons or highways by being we'll rung
 Tofed, That Cattle, Horses, Sheen. and Az. ses or Mules shall not he permitted to run at large on the commons or highways in said t..n of Salisbury !: Provided. this By Law every family from pasiuring one ,pijci, co,s m the commons aforesaid; and the owner. of a- ny ot the creatures aforesaid not allowed bv ths vote to run upon the commons or high. ways shall pny,in addition to hayward's and pouodagc fees to Mhomsoesrr shall impound the same, the sum of Twelve cents for each and every beast to the imrounder: Provided. the penalty of one act of impounding of cat. 'ies sheep, &c. as aforesaid, belonging to one person, shall not exceed three dollars.
 Attest, CHARLEs BErroN. Town Cl.rh.S Salisbury. Juiy '. 1885. 45
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-07-09
NOI'ICF.

VIE Cqprt of Pr0haie for inc Disfrict os ~ LitaARxld shatt ;ass1s, s,,x sttanv 1T instant J0ty ai ten 0'clOcks in the sften at tho Probate 0iiice in Litcflield, fsF ti.s ex animation and settlement Of the Qdn.iniSesd. ton accONRt on the estate of JOHN TAYLoa. late ofTorrington. in said district, des,aased, represented insolyfntt at which tina and place all persons interested in said estate will ifthcy see cause. attend hefsrssaid Court and be heard in the premiscs. , stg
 By order of said Court.
 RoDERIcK BrssELxs AdminiserGtor.
 TOrringfoR. Jufq ', 1885.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-07-09
NOTICE.

FTHHE Court of Probate fnr the District of
 A LiichReld hath limited and allowed six months from this date for the creditors 10 the estate of GEORGE DIBBLE. ~
 late of Cornwall. in said district. deceased, lO exhibit their claims against said estate to the subscriber. at the expiration ofwhieh time alI demands not presented will be debarred . recovery. By order 0f said Court.
 rRiNEHAs BALDwiF, Adm'r.
 CcrnsraI, July T, Is3a. SS
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-07-09

SALT -Turks' Island snd fue Liver kJ pool Salt, for sale low. by
 w. &, D. PORTER. NorA Street. Jsly g. 5
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-07-09

NATLS.-Paisnt Cut Nails. and WrO' IN do. tor sale hy saN sa a
 July 2. ". &. D. PORTER.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-07-09

Look OGt.-AD abolition gentleman went into Bark c"nny, Georgia, aDd harangsed the negroes tn favo ioR caught him. tied him sp on ihe spoi and gave hn 6hy lashes and let hm 70.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-07-09
LII
ON PHRENTdlHI0 NsY.

A COURSE OF THREE LECTURES LA on this Important and adintsFesifng SCI- ENCE. Will bs delivered wefkly hy J.M. HoRNER. at Litch6sId, iu ,he BslI RoSm e Spencer & Wadhsns, to eOussnsnee Jalv 1ss 1883. at 2 o'clock R.M.
 Tickets for the whole course. 50 cts.
 r.s [" Single Lecture 95 cts.
 To be had Nat the Book and Variety Store of E. A. Lord, LitchReId.
 N. B. MT. Hofner has engaged private room in the above Hotel, where he will ad- minister phrsnological measurement to all who make application. on each g'hursday suc- ceeding the days On which the Izs Etntes are delivered.
 July 8. . @ 5se List cf Letters rem0iaiag i,s ahe Post OlIce ne
 Warren, July l. 1883. 2. John y Brooks kNveman Huhhali John Cnttiss Phehe Rarmaly
 Russell Carter Ira D. Stone s saul Ward Carter Secretarv sssn U sI.. Nelson A. De Pew as cieiy. s1Ass t 'p- GEO. F. TALl.MADGE, F. R.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-07-09

rbe Duber oi ibuildings dsarOyed or iejsred by ths Nsw-B Brsaswiek Tornado. is ahess isO. Estimated IOss, abou. SlOO,OOO. %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-29


II was hacd by mi, Us evidence conclusive ls' tocte IS
n sros!tion i; irsc sections o. The tn'ea 4. GO any act
calculated TO disturb The har:':ony o. oaI t',"' ~
i,v vc ,r told thai The vote Il HT vn ing taoc Is al!
rcfucs! act That II has tsr'i RS 10 70 aiio'a
an nnnorua:ty 20 pretending 6"c'; cabolition to con-
rr,I The ir itutr prps. Sir. is ii ri gt and proper,
under ,hs. crc,G:sts3ccs. u rcsevcrc in The coule'
which has ,,. ss,rrin'rc pursued: If ecntirnrn on
this floor can Dr. S" ta nscad 70 suppose there IS
lurking iAIcnon :. .he mId cfany ncfi:ber 10 H.
Loose s:orant aud helpless p7rustirn 10 Pi'as iu
pfandcr in what condition will you leave many OF ''o
constituents of gentlemen who arr remote iro, !s
of action: Will they NOT tc in proper con''"h 70 nI
come the instruments Of the designing: may nor 'as"
and misguided men, in enc r3trehc OF uc Cn''''' GU
ndcr Hose sus,:cons and dsrusss which VIII re neces
sari!v destructive of all the ends tor winch 's ""'tr
,nepi wo. established: And muy not the heads!rong Ia
n,lrsole North be furnished with the means of ncreas
inc the pa.1y numbers BY intoxicating the belief that le
u.:asiops nnrposcs are but poSponcd In my humble
onin;on if we refuse to decidedly, to NEE: all qncs
tions connected with this unpleasant subject directly,
shall furnish the enemies OF our peace and Union with
most dangerous weapon. We shall supply the .ncaIs TO
faction and fanacism agalc the whole country. And
the day may when these few and furious destroy
crs of this country happiness and glory will have pro-
duced real not it is now, imaginary, in the North
net as il now, limited but extensive excite
mcntwhich vii! sweep in to the very walls OF
that constitutional temple in which orr fathers iondiy
hoped they had garnecd up many bright hopes and 50
many blessings for this magniticcnt conedcracy.
Mr.. Speaker: am prepared now to meet Tie fesPo"
sibes which circumstances have imposed on US. am
prepared to vote for the reception Of the petition ana OF
all other memorials Of similar character and ready
to vote against laying them the table, to declare DIS
tincty that the prayers of these petitioners are unrca-
sonable, aud ought not to be granted.
MIR Robertson asked for the yeas and nays bat LEY
were not ordered.
ITO te conttsuea
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-29

Jsn,,y War--1hc Jacksonville (fiorLa) Courier
saws: During few days past, town has been :;'e
rrirg scrre Of busy preparations for campaign on the
Indian F'runtcr.-By the last nccoI"s, The Indians
evucr determination and preparation Tor hosli:itics
LIKE anticipated. The friendly Chiefs (ol such as pro,
f.sscd themselves friendly said 10 have removed
@ the Fort and o;ncd the hostile tribes. with .hg rX
c,u,ion Of two or three immediate dependents OF lhas
O'Alalla who it will be rcc"lrced. was = lew days
since murdered They have retired IN ! body 20 large
swalnp near their villa and are carrying Their wives
and children places Of security ihey are reported
to have made attack ui;nn il body tf whites, ana
Numbered and burnt Two or three EIo!e pH'lats"nS
In obedience 10 the cali Il" General Clnc! VII" las
,lc command Of the IT, S. Iraops Gen Hernandez has
o-d.rrJ ont The Nlilitia-Cr Warren left this place
yesterday .nnrng at the head of his regiment, raviDg
3v number sufficient for the protection ct the posts
nca, this. Every man is enrolrtfr tic srrr:ee oil The
Frontier or for service at home
The alnrc intelligence brought TO Savannah, W
the steam packet Florida ard the editor Of the Georgian
savs-"Wc learn verbally that twelve hundred warriors
have asseinhrd and are determined to attack Fort hing
Gen Cnch has, it is said, force Of r:ulaTS ana O.
lunrcr Militia amounting 10 one 1Iinusnnd
JAMES RIVER ASn kASAwnA CuMrANT.-Ne und"l'
stand that the whole line from this place to Richmond IS
under contract mostly in argc quantities: 10 individuals
of extensive capital and long experience from fcisyi'
yanl We may therefore expect In sec busy times along
the ne the Spring opens. Now Tor the Kai''
Road We hope Lcgslatu -r Will not ADJOURN with
cut granting cartcr-at least from Richmond to this
place if the Tennessee lineLynchGarg Esn-crat
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-29

AN Monday thc lllh Of January, 1S,G, vi! Lc s"'u
c. Berk.ley all the personal estate Of the deceased not
disposed Of by her will! consisting Of some valuable a'
ccs Of household and Kitchen furniture smn! s'o'" o.
cattle, sheep and cgs, few farming utensils al Ga
charlotte and harness. good ca:rage horse ana nI'
two mich cows few bushels Of oats, about tory oI
.es Of corn and proportion Of tops, fodder, ane
of the crop Terms will be made known on me gay
sale. CARTER BEhhLLHi,
.2dn.iaisi,ator 1cith the 1eW "n"e1fa.
Hanover. Dec. o. io--<d" "
A DMlNlsTRAToR's SALE or N I.se III Il.
"A On Wednesday, the 9th January, ls36, WI u,
sold in front Of our Office, at 10 O'Clock 20 70 30 ntgE
belonging 10 the estate Of John Cann Pollard decesS'o
By orde. CT Tie administrator, MIR. 10. T. [AGk'
j. Is S. COSBY & Co., .Im"'
December %.