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Marryatt's Works

T>tlE work Is published in semi, mon,blv
= numbers, each number Complete in
ltself, and containing The whole of one Of
ms works, equal to t0o duodecimo volumes
me whole series comprise eis ht numbers,
anc VIII form two royal octave volumes Of
about twelve hundred pages, for -. so.
Last Of 'corhs comprised in This edition.
~. refer Simple, or The Adventures ofa
Mldshipman.
2. Jacob Faithful.
o. Inc Pirate; The Three Cutters. &c.
a. frank Midway, or the Naval Officer.
5. The Kings Own.
g. Newton Foster, or the Merchant Ser.
vice. W.
=. Pacha ofmany Tales.
o. Japhet in search of Father.
For sale by
oct. q. V. HARRINGroS.
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MARRIED..

Little, MIR. Benz. r. Walker, 10 Miss Viera War;
rem. daughter of VIM. Warren.
In Orange, on the 29lh of September, by Are-
mas Houghton. Esq. James NJ. Currier merchant,
TO Miss Harriet A. Wheeler, both Of Orange.
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1t appears Mr.. Aliens majority is about
eleven hundred. So Mr.. Stone will have
to torego the amusement" it would afford
him to have humbugged majority ofthe
people into voting for Mr.. Van Ness bag
gage" Query-When is Mr. Van Ness
coming home
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New Goods-Oct. 49, 1915

w E received TO day, gold, openworked.
chased aud plain Guard Keys gold
Bar pins; Spectacle glasses Bombazine,
s''k and satin Stocks; Linen bosoms aud
conars satin boson's; 10 bundles best
la!'an violin strings; FIogeoe,s; clarified
ros'n; Instruction books for buges, SER
penis, Trombones and flutes; books on
mana tor other instruments; Cologne water.
li'Ik OF soses F; tooth powder; dozen bot.
lies lndelbIe ink to mark without q pre
paratlon 3 dozen do. to mark with pre-
para''on; either of them are good and viii
not wash out. For sale at The VARIETY
Shop. PANGBoRN & BpI,sM,,n
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Martin Van Buren,.

I .ARGE portraits [or framingl Of Mar
IL Tin Van Buren,. Vice President Of the
United States, and Miniatures Of Martin
Van Buren,, painted on ivory and set in
gold, rece wed and for sale al the Variety
Shop. rANGpoRN g. BRrNsMAIp.
Oct. 90.
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DIED,

In PIattsburgh, on the 7l inst, Colonel Joseph
Watson, Of Washington city, aged 4s years.
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For Sale

A Quantity Of WAL-NUTS from
OHIO, by the busheI or barrel. En-.
quire Of V HARRINGTON
College street,
Burlington Get. q.
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We find the following statement Of the
official canvass ofthe votes for Congress, in
Walton's Daily Journal.
LIST district -Hand Hall 42oO
John S. Robinson 1923
Scattering l32-3l55
Halls majority lO65
Jamaica and Dorset not returned.
I'd district VIM Slade 3aI8
Jonas Clark 1885
E ID Barber 48l
Scattering I43-eI59
SHADES majority 1859
Benson and Wells not returned.
Sd district-Horace Everett 3747
Alden Partridge $3.50
Martin Flint 96l
Scattering 63-42O4
No elecllon-mojority against Everett 457
4th district-Heman Allen 1922
CT Van Ness 1898
Scattering l25-24I8
Aliens majority llO4
The canvass in the 5lh not completed
"hen our paper went to press.
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MENHE TOKEN and ATLANTIC SOU
- VENEER for 1887, with I2 eDgrav-
ings, for sale by
OF. 81. V. HARRINGTON.
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FURS.

UST received on assortment of fine
e. Otter Seal Caps, Hair Seal do Also
Blk. and Grey Fur Capes, Fur Ties, &c.
LEMuEL Curtis g. Co.
October 81, 1886.
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Ladies' Satin Beaver Bonnets.

9 Cases Of satin beavers, comprising al
the fashionable and desirable colors,
drab brown. green and black, by
Oct. 81. l.. CURTIS & CO.
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NNHE AMERICAN ALMANAC and RI
- rosiToRY OF USEFUL KNOWLEDGE, for
1887, for sale by
October o. v. H,Rp1xcro.
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On motion Of Mr. Footc, the House pro-
ceeded to the election OF a Speaker:
Hon Mr. Coolidge 1877
=" Smith II
Scat.

Whereupon Mr.. Coolidge was declared
elected and addressed the House as follows:
GENTLEMEN: receive with grateful
sonslbiiy this expression of your conf
dence. While | have accepted the up
poinlment which it has been your pleasure
TO confer. should be doing injustice to
myself were not now to say, that IN re
cclving so high and responsible trust, |
have BY no means relied solely upon any
ability may be supposed to have to dis
charge the duties imposcd count largely
upon the good feeling, the intelligence, and
liberal mndedness Of the gentlemen COM
posing this House, and appeal for your
kind construction of all errors of which |
may be guilty in performing the duties of
the chair. That shall commit some, if
not many, may not be questioned: but |
confidently look to you for liberal inter-
probation of the course of official conduct
which shall honestly endeavor to pursue.
If find myself thus supported, and cam
not doubt shall be, it will be my pleasure
to have been honored with the place your
parliaity has assigned me; and shall also
derive therefrom encouragement to put
forth my best exerlions to justify your
selection Of an incumbent Of the Chair.
On motion of Mr. Whitney. the House
proceeded to the election ola Clerk:
A. l.. Miner, 1913
o. II. Smith, 10
Scattering, 16
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the ground that the secretary Of state
could perform the duties as he had former
ly done.
The motion was opposed by Messrs
Smith of st Adams, Sawyer and Needham,
and supported by Messrs Foot and Goodale
and finally Withdrawn.
NJ Dewey of Guildhall called up the
resolution which was laid on the table
yesterday to supply certain newspapers to
the members of the house, and offered as
substitute resolution that the clerk be
ordered to supply the members with equal
to nine newspapers, printed at Montpelier,
weekly, TO be selected by them, to be deliv
cred at their desks, as soon as published.
The senate having come in, proceeded
in joint ballots with the house, to elect a
secretary of state for the year ensuing.
Mr.. Foote of Rutland, nominated G. L..
Knapp. Mr. Fitch Of Thetford, nominal ed
E ID Barber as a candidate for the office.
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CGNNEC TICTf ELECTION.

The annual election Of Governor. m, nb,r, Il
Ire Senate, and olar slafe officers, look plisr in
Connecticut, on elst Msaaa, D, HIS month /;
and, as nas afieirafod b, tle>e "ho IN. watch
cd tie rnrreai oi events, II rc,rll,d m the M
omPl ot ise fIn Bafenites, l., an increased ana
Jorll> over ilatoilasi year In producing this rc-
>nii, lo,al feelings nlque>tionabA exercised 10 it,
To lofneAce; but the more operative cause WAS
% '.blless tie con ,alif> Of sentiment between
tie I'D ieleralis> oI iar STATE uho have almost u
n''ornlA held the as,endahe, M hc, councils, and
the democratic republican" nominee Of the
focker Convention. We ask the true Republic
cans of Virginia whether thc, ate read, for the
lrdtcrnal Lug Of lla.tioll Con,r0tionisls
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TOLFWlS {. ARTHUR, I>a.

4 Few ola fashioned Nnei. ian., oi the Jell'l-
,onan school, WIZ rcgularlY pay then t1Ne., pant
their corn 90 TO the ci,'lioh "n Inc al nooa'
aud always vote, have noiIGed uta' ~ are AZ
nounccd candidate To rcrrc'o.Hl o'a he".s ~
the next legislature; and really living III COIL, =,
as we do, we must confess, thai ii Is tie if.f TIM
we ever heard of You. i i, Of great Importance
we are taught to believe, 10 know 10 " pom VT del
cgatc the power, You are soliciting. We uneer-
stand vou call Yourself one of the gr,al :" Demo
cratic Republican party and TINT The putty SUP
porting Capt. Preston has brought yea out. w
also learn tina, your opinions accord with the de
clare, opinions oi the Captain, ~ mbiahed al our
last Court Can hs he possible 7
Capt. Preston dccIdres, that II Congress does
not possess tie power to take onr SLAVES itom uS,
he would like to know where that power IS odp-
ed ! ! Can you answer this question Ter the Cap
tain
The Captain will support Martin Van Bnren
for Prc>idrnl-W i'll yoa vote for ills known .ne-
my of the South
The Captain says, there are many questions
that will probably ,onchciore linn, II elected, up
on which his opinion, are unsettled, and intedS.
position of which he shall be e"vrrncdb the lights
that he trusts viii be presented him. We hope.
>r, yuu are not 50 much IN the ddfa IL the thI-
tain, and ,la, YOU will give us rag Of light, point
inc TO your true position.
The Captain, we fear, is looking for the hghfs
tina, Rn,hic's .aunch old Democrat, oil f.nk-
lin, was ia search oflas ycar. That l,eht Is al
WAYS reflected from the collars al Constitution
ENuuueor> vartIHan Editors, Office Holders and
Manw ur,hippcIS.
Do you approve Of the EAiHrgiag Resolutions
Of the last Legislature
ArcN"rr in favor Of Increasing the Banking Cap
itaI Of the StaJrl
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W. ;'Esf.

GlESl w To lhr provisions III u decd ri
v must executed on til. 2lst day o E,hrua-
~, l~JJ, hy llrnr, Hatcher, al the county IT
h'd'"rd, IL me-, Winch d, I'd IL III rcoard in tie
'I'rNs Once I'll the count, eouri of sud c,pi
IT, and ior the purpose therein expressed | shall,
en- III" I'D day OF Aprl, tao, proceed, M The
Dwelling House ri III. SAID tiehr, Hatcher. IA
sell, 4" the highest builder ior read, money. The
TRACT OF LAND VIII reol, H.. resides. IN The
sad county of Bedford. confirming lntwc.n ,lr,.
hundred 4 illly and four lndr. Il acres he The ,ane
more or iess, winch land ndlein, III. land. oi w.
hus Hatcher and Tlumns Hatcher, n. we'll NJ
the lands "l "tri persons Also The following
T. rs"nn properly, tlnr /. 10 sn,; Arthur. Sam.
George, Hahre and Cal,h,ll. NAL, colc.d
StaN'N; tl"c, Louisa, aud i.ueln,in cnIorcd f.
Wu!c slaves /: Two head nj Horses, one n Ejaek
'i"t''' 'f'r other " hlte Mare; two woke Of
worn Oven one OK Cart ,.hl,cn h. nd Thorn,
eat a'Nri i"ry-h'e head of lions invent, bead
90 sheep tive feather Beds. l3cdtitnd. and Fur
n'inrc; hall dozen Windsor Chan. top,tbcr
win it' ncrcaSc OF the crnaic sia,c. and of the
Stock OF Cnt,ie, Sheep, Horses mud ilors. If INV
aud together with all mud sinuuiar the House
h"!i nnd Kitchen Furniture, Plon,atinu Tool,
ana t"nNliS belonging IL, md in POSSESSION of
III" -Wd itaicErr, nj the date of the said deed sIl
ar )" much :" the sad roperiy n, shall I've sutFi-
cr"' I" satisfy the purposes Of the said decd.
lh' tlI!c l." The foregoing property is believed 10
he n.Pn"Nonahle, but the un,l. rsyie,f acting OIL
" III 'hr character III trustee. will convey none
other than such he holds by yptuc of the
deed Aforesaid.
JOHN THOMPSON, yr. Trustee.
MaFch%a rl3A
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PlNCkNEN'S EESOLI rlONS.

/ he " a>iEagion correspondent ot the y. i.
Journal ol Commerce states that iic select COM
mil'ce # the II. Of X. 10 whom, in conformity
with Mr.. Pinchnts's unfortueate resolutions, the
subject Of Abolition, in all It's phases va, refer,
red, >one week, az, have unanimously aercod
upon and will shortly make Report. II is ul-
dcrsiood (he SaNs) that - the Report is able and
loqucEt coneilialofs 10 the North, while at the
sam. lin,. ii takes high Southern ground We
shall be glad To What of i Report II is which
has secured the HHdaimoas approval Of the discol
dant elements which constituted the select CONF
mlttcca South Carol ina ntllitS yer, three 81 touI
Southciu Van Bulo Lite, and is many Northefi
men oi HE san,e kidney. Ii +, We expect, nclii, r.
fish tlcal uui fowl buta iniXture Il suuraud sweet
Which, lhc certain Properties III clt meal eumbI
nations ncuirali2e each urf leaving tic question
Just where tltN took il up. Certain are, thai
10 Report from thai committee vii deny the con-
SftHtion9i pow or d Congress 10 .mancipatc the
Slaves IN ;hc District al Columbia and We are
Just a. ,crdln, that, II Congress thoosps To take
co.naanrc Oh tie subject and 10 PISS dccarato-
~ resolutions ,hcrcupon, nothing short OF this
viii, can, ought 10 satisfy tie Southern people.
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GO.7ssst Nia.A'l'a0.a.
F1K TIL tli,sINt,N
F\pt \GlNG.


Il vii ha,, been observed Nle,,r> i,tlltor>. -.
the >ho,t paragraph, >ign,l -, Demae,af,
winch was published IN the rgnal oi the 2isli
Di'., occupies the lp, croued Il the ,.,pungln,
process, m legal. moid, rcli ziuus and eon>itn-
uonll Po.ut If view. In order 10 h..c the int NJ
ct tE' present communication ilii, and enlfvl, IN
G'r'tood, prrnlt IA" Ju 1t tie i.f1staph alluded
10, again -" ILr constitution Of the | States
says Each house til tonet,ss) >lb4il Keep j.
journal ui ii, proceedings. E,,fA Senate, tal,es
an oath 81 support HE constitutions therefore net
10 support as perjury. The Legislature, oi II
cnld has required Of lis Senators IN Congress 10
ENrrNCr from the journal, =" IT'S PROCEED
lNI>, and thereby requiring u them IL ireah
t1'ir "dtiS. Both SrH.siar, haze refused Ia .om-
ply with the immoral and unconstitutional nas-
date, alias to commit perjury. Qae1ioa-!la, IL
ny power On ru,h In 10 require ol lis agents.
in = go> ,rnmrnt Of laws, 10 commit an oil NOR
At turpiludc I" The question winch no" oecu-,
Is, who is the proper judtc al the int,etion Of the
Constitution, III tbs aud similar cases The So
majors, the Legislature, OF the people III tht-f pr.
mary assemblies The former, acting under the so
lcmnily 81; 'hrir oatr, and ntl, federal capacity,
IN cases Of c'.0r and pal babh Violations olthc
Nttntion, appear to all candid aud impartial men
To he Tho cHfY constitutional or legitimate Judges
Of the MATTER B> what IL hl, >a,e Il conventional
one, 81 by what color of precNt e,n either OF the
latter abolish thu cons itutlnn tau>c II he sioa-
"u ! nov \l""'''" nN,, !" fNf1 Mt rom
'""Fcr"ssu' ''"' "S u N''i''"h VI 'l'e
Lama Cloths. cNi,, finn, and ,s=,,,,., ,..,.,.,..
Summer Cloths l
; Black, brown and green rrnccrta:
Black and colouIcd Nor,tcd Grape. = NV All, h
'ot S'hllrn'" wear;
e., amen ""'H''"' ana '"ti"n Goods ii various hnd3
\,,n,,,, nv u.s. " summer "'F
C,Iiror, , ,,,.',, ~ , NV" ,,''''''
Gn9haln>. 4 GREAT >,,I,,>
Painted Mn>,n, ao,,a, ,.,,,,.,, -, H..
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VOICE OF DEIAW ARE.

The Wigs Of Delaware nNe rc-eclloed til"
nomi,aiioi,s oi MARYLAND and pcnns, hanin tH
the Presidency. They have Just held ii State
ColA cntlon nj Dover, and unanimously recon-
mrud, VI illian II. Harrison, Of Ghlo, as ncxt
President OF the United State, and Francis Gran
ger, Of New York, IT'S Wee Presden,.
III, friends of NJ. " ebscr had confident.
relied upon the support of this small bnt patriot
ic and talented member OF tins Confcdoac, But
the, are again di,appoine9. Why, then,. will
they ttlI' adhcr, to HIM, as his original nonIna-
tors in Massachusetts n,ow thcr determination
10 do! Why weaken Inn hereafter, by forcing
hm 10 incur the odum and consequent dl>nd,an-
taye 81 defeat HOW Il seems 10 us To BIC the
essence of QuiNolisln to continue his name on the
list of candidates III Mas sachusets, whilst every
other Whig State has declared an uucqulvocaI
m,itrencc f5r another candidate.
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INDiAN POSSIBILITIES IN ANOTHER
QIARTER.

letter from Fort Gibson Arkansas an1oun-
ces the arlis;tlol aaeXpress to Gen. Arbuc'e,"ith
tie information that the Camanches and Paw
nccs had murdered all the traders at Colcc's ira
ding house in the pawnee country. One man
onls escaped 81 or TO Americans aud some
Greeks and Osagee we're bucheied.
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rgEW AERIVALS.
csH ~
800

TYNUE subscriber has just received one elegant
I FAMILY CARRIAGE, and two BAROltll-
rs, and expects further supply in few days. 'lav-
inn made arrang encuts win some OF the most rtir-
lraicd Manufacturers III Newark ana Ne" Haven. he
will receive regular supplies o' INC nihffe" N','s u
,-r,oe. ,b,n,,phoni the season. aud dispose OF the
same At small advance GA the Northatn prlccs-hn'
shouId any gentleman pr te' it, viii order ai} o"s'
rnpr,on OF Carrisse for lin. sAMl.. AfRfe
sialch y ?"
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TOBACCO SALES.

bce>dra1, at $50, bought by Jesse Hare,
Esq.. 3aluf crrrr for the Baltimore Marker,
mads# ~ .lebn 6. Scott Halifax county; | hogs
hcid, III l. - bought by Capt. Samuel McCor-
Me, Manufacturer, made ny J. G. Scot, OF Hail.
fax county.
VI, sold on friday, tie 18th inst, 3 hos heads
Fl Tobacco, made hv john &. Scott, OF lIdhiax !;
| ibid. at $l2 - hid. at 500; and lid. the
last V.,k, al 50; average of the i bids. : IL 81.
fhiS crop WIS steamed Which was considered As
an nnirelon.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-18

o. Gsn. Gaines Las been received VITA corr
siderable ocat, at Tallahassee, New Orlcan. and
Mobile. Public dinners and balls were rendered
bile the freedom Of the city presented to him
and in his reply, (lor which we have not room
this morninr,) lie is very severe upon Gen.
Scott, TO whom he refers as -" a junior, of lirilc cx
pcrcncc in Indian warfare" and ridcul,s his lay
ing down the plan of a formal campaign, founded
upon systems oil European tactics. Perhaps this
severity is not entirely misplaced but nc,crrI,c-
less it were better, under existing circumstances.
tina, Gen. Comes bad not INDUCED in ii.
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= AIN II " G

- STONES. QItcIy nom Newark, \. J y beg
X. to inform the gentry and public Of Lynchbnrc,
aud lis VICINITY that he has commenced the nc 1t Sc
AND SIGN PAINTING BUSINESS, and respect
fully sollci's share Of their patronage 1t Will be
his study To give satisfaction, both III execution and
despatch.
{. :. intends aso to establish the Couch Painting
and Dfaamenting. as soon as he can procure con
vencni and suitable place for the purpose, and from
his experience, pledges himself il any Carriages are
entrusted 10 him. to turn them out equal 10 any
Northern work and t. sfnnd.
= Apply at Mrs. Irwen's Tavern, where orders
vii meet v III immed ate attention.
March - In II
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ROBBERY EARLY.

NNllL BIZ absent from Lypchbury. sn,;l ,h..,
w the >,ol May ue.l.
lie intends during his absence. TO procure a .u,
ply OF the most approved materials nlaued to H..
proe ssiou-
'e 'c'Nt"s Iis sincere thanks iol lie very liberal
pa'rotagr Lefets.oe rct cd Ut. n ,,.c,i,ilI> ali,
citi Q ut,nuance on his loittn 81
haitu g
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u1ffrIl1, sp1,t,TCU.

I9nedt1Js, iP,d Is, 1886.
Drawing oil the Nrsin1 Wheeling Lottery, Cl",
No. lor l;j.i6.
80. "a -. II. 80. g.. Ri 10 ,. Il.
VI MAMMOTH SoIii.Mi.tDK TN. 23d of AwI
CAPITALS,
sit 600 s2o,o0o $1,000 $4,000 si,orn, s301c,
500, s2.aoo S20oU SI,6i90, 5oi ~ ,5GO - OF
100, Ito III SOTO, Ne. 10.
idveninierb i all scnd sru "rl,ls To the
!" Cottage" Ia, chances IN the above mo.p, Gc,ai
scheme. Tickets only el0-sh,t,s IN 1toporuon may
be had on application at plGhES' OFFICE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-18

NJ EDlGlsl5, Surgeon s'Bstfmr,ats. Dye ShFs
w Oas, PANTS Iry and ia M ,ic. at Jrj,rt VA d
btd qualify, the stooh Is Is lalEo q. any Nlr-
gnld and the ,nieiy e4u5 10 any house IN i,u,s
llca, VIII be sod 10 phtchasri, esther At nhoi,
sah 81 reioi Oh tems lal eafooi Cad p!tr'c, the
supply having bcen hanghl helo,c the Tate ~" at
goods, and more fJeliMiy ot tmls hc'' alluded TO.
HOW III DAVIES.
Anil Ia II 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-18

%" The Tuscaloosa Albanian announces
these appropriate words =" Mr.. ". c. Ri,cs
hus arrived at Washington, end taken possession
Of Cor. IyLr's seat in the Senatc.' True. 1t
is Gov. T,lers seat, wr,stod from him, by a most
outrageous abuse otIe right OF instruction. Will
MIR. Riycs give ii up, should the people, TIL,
Spring, re,crs, the decision of the Lcgi.luture
Nous rtrr0Hs.
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JOHN THOMPSON. Js.C.


INNhltsloN1E-s NrfUt,
,mh,,a =, Hoa,e Nraie, - ls.36
he parties vii taxi notice tIai have appointed
IuddN, the ID das al Itnr newt IL commence the
''''ounIS ~ the foregoing order -, lied, on which,
day, Al the hout ol o,lurk !, VI they arc request.
I'd 10 attend atms bhirr wi ib,.,, a,eon,t. ,oo,h
en- 'ndcope> ii Conn lpaprr., prepared for .Aan.
udliuu aud ncitltntl.i.
ROBERT 19NSLEA, ron'r
tpfl - 81,
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ytsS
J.S lns. La DkICf'.

l l 81 lns. iIQl oNcr.
IL lis. do koat.
= baskets lest Sweet Oh,
1 chcsts do do ia
II lbs Red Rafh, Er,niot IN assorted .i"e
papr,,,
10 lbs. talsala, do do dc
IL lhs. tIn"n. do do dd
- glass. Cum l''nne and Wood rcssa-
mes
~ Pom Soddife. Balae to?ava, ae-ort-
81 tlIrS,
~ LIS. Saeunlne Aloe True.
:. boxes niIli CMhd1tir Pills. which act
"l,hoptao,uemg any sehnrSs Al
The stomach, aud with certainty
10 hattleb Solution III h rtosot,. tot ,lle cure
81 tancnfous l,ri., old Sntcs.
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