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Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-07-12
The National Intclligenccr says, IN rcia-

iIC ->OIiOihI!
ton to the proceedings OF Congress
Within tho last two days, several lmpor-
tant bills, whose fate was considered 10 o1
doubtful, have passed, among the enact
meDts of which are the following measures:
The great Chcrokcc Treaty Appropria-
ton;
The Delaware breakwater;
The Port and liarbor Improvements ;
The new Patent Law;
The erection Of Il new Patent Office;
The erection Of L Treasury building
The continuation of the Cumberland road;
Reorganization Of the Land Office;
Supplementary public deposite bill with
divers others Of lesser consequence.
Among the measures which have not
ripencd into laws are the following: the ill.,
crease of the Army; the reorganization OF
the Navy the extension Of the Judicial SIS
tenn for the benefit of the West; with i
host Of other bills.
1t is barely possible that quorum OF
both Houses may he rallied this morning
lthe 4th July ], and, by suspcnding the joint
rules, pass few more bills.
Supposing the surplus revenue remaining
in the treasury next January TO be dstrlbu-
ted among the States, to be S2O,O0O,OO0,
the following would be the amount to which
the States would be respectively entitled.
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COpartnership.

VVIlE Subscribers have this day formed CO.
IL partnership for the transaction Of Mercan.
tile business in this place, under the name and
firm of J. MALLoY l. Co. They now occupy
the Brick Store at the corner of Front and Church
streets. J. MAILOY,
RODT {. DAVIS.
Chcraw, July ], 1886.
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EXCHANGE.

EXCHANGE.
Checks on New York,
For sums under Sl00 l.UO
For sums of and over SlOO per CT
Checks on Charleston, Columbia and Fayetteville
Tor sums under $500 81 cts
of 5000 iprct
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PORT OF GEORGETOWN, s. G.
JrLY Q. Cleared, Brig Nancy Jane.
Marchan,, for New York.
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At Retail.
NEW YORK Mess Beef,
~ Connecticut Pickclled Shad,
Pickcllod Salmon.
For Sale by J.MALhOf & 20.
July II, 80 tt.

List of Letters remaining in the Post Office at
CAerau, S. {. on the lst July.
A. Mclleans, James h.
Allen, Zacharia!i . McAlpin, Malcolm
b. McElchin, Miss Mary
Bcthune, Daniel , McEackIn, Uan'l 4.
Bsnnet, Mindard Morse, W. l.. 3
Beatie, Rev.W. Z. Morse, Martha
Buie, d. GIVE Mcintyre, ID.
Beers, Joseph 3 Munro, DAM
Blanding, DR.. 5. McDutiie, Narnand
Boyd, R. l.. Mcfarland, John
Brirman. Jacob aferryman, John
Brosdon, Catharinc Mclean Miss Mary
&. Mcmillan, d. B.
Crolcv. Jane McRae, Miss Scotia
Campbell, Isabel NIaloy, Mrs. Nancy,
Can,pboll, Efy McCrancy, nalcoIn
Campbell, Malcolm \.
Cooper, James N4Iy, u.
Carloss, Miss Mary 4. T..
Campbell, Dougald Pc~ucs, W. L.
Cov;nrton, JoLn2 Perkins, Miss MARTHA .
ID. Parker, Stephen II.
David, Alex. Pervis, Jlmcs
Drirpers. Juo. E.. PootS, I.cnorn
Donrhertv. Iluch 4. Parsons, X. II.
Dicky. Elizabeth z.
E.. Quick, nalachi
~
fillmore, B. j. Roe, |. l.
G.. Robertson, A. \.
Good, James Rasco, Aguiler
Carrot, Miss Martha NJ. 5.
Griges, Miss Elizabeth SciPpcr, Drury
Griffith. W.. Sladc, James n.
Gentleman, Colbert Smith, Margaret ,
Gale, Cltharine Smith, Burblns (
II. Smith, David :.
JIays. James3 Smith, VIM.
Harry, Thomas Smith, llarbert
Hale. WIN. Smith, James ?
Hutchinson, Hiram !. Scott, Abram
Hall. Joel Smith, Polly
IIinsou, Lancv Sutton, Elizabeth
]. Stewart, Christian
Ingram, Briant Salvastcr, Nathan
J. T.
Johnson, Henry 3 Taylor, George
johnson. Francis iranthan, John
Jordou, Richard Thomas, James
i. Thomas, Francis
KalL, Jesse Taylor, John r.
King, Benz w.
King. Seth Weaver, II.
Keeiy. Jas. Sc; Wallace, Evra
L. Wingate, Isaiah D.
Iiripqston, Daniei2 Wallace, Eli
IiJe. Ann White, Sarn'l
Lystcr, Robt. Wilkinson, VIM.
NJ. Whuker, Anderson
Maynard, RI Y;
Muirhead SCo. 3 Young, Nitche.
34Y B. BRYAN, P. NJ.
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wood, which will be saving in Il single
boat during the steamboat season, OF from
twelve 10 twenty thousand dollars.
The engine Of the Novelty works hor'-
zontally, and so smoothly as TO cause very
little noise or jarring, and, by using an
thracitc coal, makes no smoke or clnderS
TO annoy passengers. It is estimated that
she can make trip to Albany with from
seventeen to twenty tons Lackawana coal
which occupies but small space, and EN-
plovs less hands in supplying the fires
She is 252 feet in lcngh, has splended
cabin, capable Of dining 200 persons at the
same time: a ladies' cabin of ample d.
mcnsions. and other convenient rooms at
tachcd, all handsomely fitted up and are ar
ranged for the comfort and convenience
of the Public.
Great credit is due DR.. Mott, for his untir-
ing perseverance to accomplish so desirable
an object, which will be the saving of an
immense amount annually.-N. y. Mer-
contilc Adrertirr.
4 letter from the Washington correspond
ent of the New York American says:
:.The Secretary ofthe Treasury is said TO
have negotiated with Mr.. Bddle for the sale
of the stoc:: owned by the United States in
the Bank. The terms arc not precisely
known but they arc such as will justify an
immediate advance in the stock in Wall ST..
now that the dread of such quantity being
thrown upon the market has ceased"
The Washington City twelve month
Volunteers, about 100 in number, and as
we understand, mostly Tirginians, reached
the east, bank of the Ocoucc, Oh Thursday
evening last-on Friday morning at ii
O'Clock, they marched into town, halted
for short time at Mrs. lluson's Hotel,
and par,ook of a collation. to which they
had been invited by the citizens, and then
pursued their march weStward-They de-
serve success, and should occasion offer,
VIC have no doubt they will secure it.
ilNlledgerillc Journal.
i Doomed wagon.-A Mr.. Swift was
killed by lightning at Hatfield, Mass. a
few days since, while driving his wagon
with pair OF horses. His two horses
we're killed by the same bolt. 1t is siu-
gular that the same vehicle had twice
been previously struck with lightning,
both times with fatal consequences 10 the
horses. About two years since it was
struck in Hatfield street and three horses
! killed, at another time it was struck and
, two horses killed, making, in all, seven
. horses that have been killed in this same
wagon. 1t is hardly 10 be wondered at
that "peopie are almost afraid to use IT.
as the Hampshire Gazette says is the
case.
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Notice..
July 9 1895.

FENHE drunken man whose cart was robbed Of
H. liquor, and some other articles, by two ne
grocs In my lane, about fortnight ago, may
learn some something about it, if he will Call upon
me, when he is sober.
JAS. GILLESPIE.
Marlboro July IL, 81 2t.
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A Journeyman Printer
Is uantcd Immediately at this Office.
Wanted as Apprentices,

AT THIS OFFICE,
Tuo or three actire BOYS Of good c1arac.
ter, uho can read and wrlte.
The aim will bc not only to make good me-
chanics of them, but to prepare them for rcspec-
liability and usefulness in life.
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w alker's Line

OF FOUR HORSE POST COACHES,
Running trom GreensjOrough, n. c., by Salem,
to Wythc Court t-Hoasc, Va, three times
q rceE and lack
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Works Oh Baptism,

III the Book Store.
An the Baptist side, Carson and Cox; on the
. Pedo- Bdptistsidc, Miller and Fowler.
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List of Letters remaining in the Post Office at
Cherau, S. e. on the lst July.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-07-12
EMANCIPATION.

Condition cfthc deseadants Of a number q emane L
pated Sldces in Prince Edrard, Va.
TO the Editor of the Farmers Register.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-06-11

Charles Dewey, Esq. has been appoin-
ted Judge Of the Supreme Court Of Ia.
to fill the vacancy occas,oned by the re-
signa,ioa Of Hon. S. G.. Stevens. Me.
Dewey accepted the Office At the urgent
and unanimous solicitation Of the members
Of the bar, at great sacrifice Of pecuniary
interest. The appointment we believe
will give universal satisfaction to the
country. aud il is confidently hoped that
the salaries u i'll be SO increased as 10 IT,
ducc s':ch men 10 aspire to the Bench
The salaries oiou- pubic officers, and c.
peel. lily those ofihc Supreme and Circuit
Judges, afe a disgrace to our character,
and have, undoubtedly. aided in prevent
ing Indiana from obtaining that considera-
ton abroad to which she Is justly entitled.
II Tia. Journal.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-06-11
MEN N EN- + s.

SEC. 2. and be it furthur enacted,
That the plan and construction of the
said road from Columbus, in the State
of Ohio, to Vandalia, in the Strte Of
Illinois, and thence TO such point on
the Mississippi river as may be here
after selected for the intersection OF
that river by the said road, be SO
far changed as to substitute for the
Nc Adamized road hitherto contem-
plated, rail way.
SEC. s. And be it fu-thur enacted,
That for the construction of SO much
of the said road as lies within the linn
its of the state of Ohio, in conformity
with the wishes Of the General Assem-
bly thereof, expressed in their me-
mortal to Congress Of the fourteenth
Of March, one thousand eight hun
dred and thirty-six, the sum appro-
priated thereto be paid to the treas
urer.o or such other officer of the said
State as may be empowered to re-
ceiye the same, to be kept apart as a
distinct fund, & applied under the di-
rection of the Board of Public Works
Of the said State, or such other agen-
CIV as the said General Assembly ma y
provide to the construction Of the
said road according to the plan here
IN provided.
SEC. 4. And be it fur;hur enacted,
That in the future prosecution OF such
part OF the various works upon the
said road as may be constructed un-
der the direction as heretofore provi-
Jed by the Secretary Of War, the
same shall be let Out In distinct Sec
tons or works, by contract, pursu-
ant to public notice Of the time Of
letting tine same for construct.on,Pro-
yided that tina secretary of War, or
anv officer OF the corps OF engineers
whom he may select with the ap-
probation of the President, for the
purpose of making such contracts.
shall be at Liberty to Distinguish a.
y - Il
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-06-11
MISCELLANEOUS.
NAVAL "REMINISCENCES.


San sfwhisA saw, part Of which was"
In the year 1904, when Preblc, as
commander Of the American squad
| pn in The Mediterranean, was gain
ng glory, before Tripoli, alike for
Imyeif, and officers and crews, and
n the country, Lieut.. Comndt.
Richard Somcrs, had command I'M
Ar him, Of the Nautilus, schooner
4 - guns.
during the several fights which
bal previously occurred with the en-
ny, this officer had shown great
avery as commander Of gun-boat
3. !; and, now, suggested to the
smmodore that 4 happy result
shh possibly, be obtained, by con-
eang the ketch, Intrepid, a cap,ur-
aeraft Of about Is tons-the identi-
y vessel with which the gallant De-
atur had boarded, recaptured, and
sned the frigate Phil; deiphia-in-
- Ms-ship, and sending her into
= harbor under the walls of the
naaw's castle, in direct contact
hAthe entire marine force Of the
npeltans.
This daring and highly dangerous
Enterprise being determined upon.
omers, with whom 1t had originated.
ceived the Orders-to which he
Is thus entitled-tO conduct it.:
% the necessary prepara, ions were
'ompuy made by him. Fifteen
ls'sand pounds of pow der were
M placed loosely in the l.old OF the
itch, aad upon this tw" hund ed
% NIFTY thirteen inch, fus: ed shells.
"n tEaia attached froIa the cab
and fore peak. Only The, officer,
e talented & iaInented Lieutenant
eury Woodsvorth-b"oth er of the
tesre1t Commodore Wordsworth
"1 70 accompany him, and four
'un1eer seamen were to compose
crew.
AL things were now in re adiness.
sept Tie selection Of the m en-for
came to this. at last, every man on
~ the Nautilus having VOLUNTEERED
~e service. This done, it was
&spned, without delay, to at
y NE eHterpris to succeed in
" perish.
"c nights successfully did the
erd move; but, owing to. light,
battling winds, nothing could be
@p''shed. These failures, and
UNUSUAL movement in the tlarbor
g dark on the this,l night, ie,i So
70 believe that the susps cions
= we enemy had been excited, and
mey were on the the look out.
vas the general Impression, that
powder was nearly exhau. ted;
Is 50 large a quantity as was on
20 the ketch, ii captured, would
guy protract the contest, before
ing OIL. ne addressed his crew up
sae subject. telling them shat no
aeed accompany him, who had
8 'e To the resolution to blow
sen g. up. rather than be captured:
n 'rst such was fully his determin-
T.. Three cheers was the ONLY
Ihe gallant crew rose, as a
n nan, With . resolution Of yield.
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MctastasiO.
bsWy ene's Internal care
VWo written on his brow.
~ oasy would our pity share,
We saiss eur envy now.
nsAAsl secret when revealed,
Ossssy schiDg breast.
WssA Prove that snly whes concealed,
Tlis 1t sppears the best.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

I May IL, 1886.
Read, and committed to the Commit
tee of the Whole House on TIT
i state of the Union.
Mr.. MERCER, from the committee OIL
! Roads and canals, to which wa,
! referred the act from the Senate
| mo. 64,) for the continuation of ths
Cumberland road. in the States Of
Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois, reported
the same Wit the following amend
ments, viz:
Strike out the proviso in the frs,
section.
Strike out the second section and
add the additional sections which are
printed AT the end of the act.
The parts embraced between, brack-
cts !, are proposed to be stricken
out.
AN ACT for continuation Of the
Cumberland road in the States of
Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois.
Be it enacted by the Senate and
House Of Representatives of the
United States of America in Congress
That the sum of two hun
dred thousand dollars be, and the
same is hereby. appropriated, for the
purpose of continuing the Cumber
land road, In the state of Ohio; that
the sum of two hundred and fifty thou
sand dollars be. and the same is here
by, appropriated, fer continuing the
Cumberland road in the state Of Ind;-
ana, including materials for erecting
IA bridge across the Wabash river;
and the sum of one hundred and fifty
thousand dollars be, and the same is
hereby, appropriated for continuing
the Cumberland road in the State of
Illinois; which shall be paid out OF
any money not otherwise appropria-
ted, and replaced out of the fund re
served for laying out and making
roads under the direction of Congress,
by the several acts passed for the ad-
mission Of the States of Ohio, Indf
ana, Illinois, and Missouri, into the
Union on an equal footing with the
original States: Prorided, That the
expenditure of the appropriation
herein made for the State of Illinois,
shall be limited to the graduation and
bridging of the road therein, and
shall not be construed as pledging
Congress to future appropriations for
the purpose of Matchmaking the
same.
[Sxc. 9. And be it further enacted,
That the moneys hereby appropria-
ted for the construction of the said
road in the States ofOhio and indiana,
be expended in completing the srea-
test possible continuous portion of said
road in said States, SO that such I'M
finished parts thereof may be sur
rendered to the said States respec-
tively.]
Passed the Senate, March 4, 1886.
Attest: WALTER LOWRIE, Sec'ry.
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plunged it deep into her own bosom
and as her soul was about quitting its
mortal tenement, she turned her eyes
towards her husband,
saying. My PGtus, 1t mot painful.
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battery, and thus enabled us under
his cover, to obey the order, ito
come out of action''-a signal which
had already been flying more |. than
an hour, and which Somers, at first,
would not, and at last, Orom the
fierceness of the fght,) could not see.
MAGAZINE OF MARCH.
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rRTIC FABLE.

-nl ~ he following tripping, Dusica
- 10Y Epes, cannot fail 70 impsess tn
eZaic. We have sesn soothing fOa
~. eigourney better than
-, rApY-HG AND the ANT.
.a,.h~e 1T - the roses heart,
n 49, viii pride and scors,
- 4 p3aja-dssst sst 20 BY,
~ hsssy gs6n Of com
-. - ths esst~iss 81 danask rosnd,
~ sl;uAsd bw ~lkes vest,
aSsv ssss II . drop Of dew
TsSAi ~ 'oss'' breast.
A.l,aeAad - loud that the ant lsok'd up,
- ~ naughty face,
- 49, ss6ee, but Travelled ON
Ae - - n1ssasious pace:
~ efautumn cane,
~ - sssps the ground,
..xx@6ssss with the lady bug bent,
$3.50 ID leaves around.
n>ashssssjes lady was much amazed,
T.Aslnsw net whore to 80,
A. - Nsvsnbss's early blast
alHuueht with il rain and snow:
s.rieov sss child, and her test were cold,
- visA'd ~ sbs anti warm cell,
As1vlsl ~ did in tbe wintsy storm,
np0s sannse tell.
nAnensslul ant Vas IN her nest,
Vnhw little EMS BY her side,
asam1l tAso al, like herself to toll,
1oSsd ~ snsss Of pride:
AilosvsAG, - sat Ut the close u day,
HxGy bssad and milk,
nnvn9 % work and Improve my time,
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lvo.-:.3 VI. NUMBER a..

sections of works, and to givea pref
erenee to those contractors ON
whose character or general recon-
mendations he can rely for the fulfil
ment of their respective contracts.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-06-11

A NOBLE ANIMAL.-On Saturday
evening we We're somewhat startled
by the bouncing into the room ct a
hotel, where we were sitting OF an
animal, which, at the first glance, we
verify mistook for one Of the Zoology
cal Institute which we supposed must
have escaped. His owner, however,
followed close upon him, and inform
ed us that he was one of the noble
Alpine mastiffs, from the convent
of Mount St. Bcrnard-celebrated In
the annals of humanity for their a.
chievments in finding and succoring
travellers lost in The snow among
those dreary mountains. This ami
NAL is the noblest looking of amy of
the canine race that we have ever
seen. He is but puppy yet, and
is nevertheless as large as an ordin-
airy lion, of the same color, and very
like in appearance. He weighs one
and fifty pounds.-He is to
be exhibited at the Dioramas of Mr..
Hannington,every evening this week;
and on Friday evening will be sold.
The price asked is five hundred dol
lars.-N. Y. Com.
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japanese lad;es.-0ne ofthe latestfas
ions among the ladies' ofJapan, is to gild
their teeth and finger nails, instead Of
s,a,n,n. them, as was the usual custom.
The artisans ofthe country have now &c
quired this art TO such perfection, that the
appearance Of the teeth is like beautiful
FURNISHED gold. When the fashion was
first introduced none but the ladies' OF the
royal family were permitted to gid theiI
teeth; and young artis'e, tosethe, with
his fair companion, were imprisoned sew
eral months in consequence ofthe former
having yielded TO the entreaties OF the lat
tel, and disobeyed the commands of the en-
peror have now in use rich gilt Grape, oi
winch none is permitted to be manufac-
tured except for them. 1t is said to sur
pass in appearance the most beautiful gold
lace OF E ,gIall. Voyage to China.
1t ought to be recorded, to the las.
ting honour of Gov. Cannon, of Ten.
nessec, that on receiving the late re.
QUESTION of Gen. Gaines for troops,
he applied to the Union Bank at Nash
Vile Tor funds to fit out the Volun-
teers. and proposed to pledge the
whole of his real and personal estate
for the repayment Of the loan. The
Bank. however, no less generous than
himself, declined receiving the prof.
fered security, and authorized hun to
check for whatever sum he nigh,
deem necessary. Louisville Jour.
lSaENTIFIcarioS.-S you tell
me where Mr.. Smith lives. mister?
-Smith-Smith-w Smith. there
are a good many of that name il
these parts; my name is Smith,
-Why / don't know his tother namt
but he's a sour, cross, and grabbed
| sort of a fellow. and they call han
Crab Smith, s-Oh-I spose Pm the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-31

lea, " IA. Lawson, Ro. &. Johnson. j. ". John
son, Wilson Price, John Sholer. " m. Thompson
Geo. Iaymin, Conrad Plasters, Fleming Pldstcr>
Jonas Pasters, Wm. Casscll, John Cass.ll. nn-
vey Fitzgerald, Leonard Fitzgerald, HARRIET Sh,l
ton, NJ. 4. Dodson, Jas Newman. Sam. Gilbert,
Frank No"ln, Spencer +. Noslin, VIM. Roger.
liir"m Rogers, josh llrllowcr, Wm. Cluk,
Alex Clark, Daniel Hudson David Hudson.
Alex. Jo'ce, q. ". Games. /. j. Penn. John u.
ne a''mm \. Staples john {. staples lanes NJ
kedd, W. l.. McGandless. \ \. MON. John L.
sandeinr, Wm. \. Sandrfnr. g. r. sandrinr,
Henry Austrop, James Noulin, Richard Nown,
Levi Clinksealcs. = Penn, Samuel Hughes,
Leander llaslms, Gabriel Penn, JACKSON PENN
Frederick Cruz, Wm. Crilz, Benjamin Frazare,
John q. Lee, George {. Dodson, John France,
II. {. France, George llairsion, Christopher Zig-
lar, VIM. Carrier, SIlas Carter, Gabriel Handy,
Thomas NJ. Clark, Madison q. Garter, Thomas
Whlock, Alexander Joicc, Charles Smith, Da-
Nd W. Smith, Henry lItnes, Hardin Reynolds
Charles Foster, 81. Meekine Rrsn3lls, Edward
Murphy, Charles Wilson, Elisha AueIin.
On motion OF Crawford Turner, Esa.
Resolved, Thai sub committees be appointed
to aei nj each precinct election IN the county,
whose duty il shall be 10 further, as far rs practi-
cable, the ,aasc OF the Republican party.
The following gentlemen were then appointed
by the CHAR.
Subcommittee at rurocr's-Banes Carter
Nm. ID. Dung, John Lacky, John Turner, Lew
is Ped,go.
Subcommittee at Adam's--Naman Harbour,
Samuel Terry, Thomas Harbour, Valentine Bur
nett, VIM. Lawson.
Sub Committee at Moare's-M d. Carter,
Tho Wh'ook, foukS Smith, DAVID \. Taylor,
Tho. NJ. Clark.
Subj Committee nj Pcnn's-Frdrrick Criz, 6.
1. London, i. p. Penn, Gabriel Penn, John 6.
Lee.
Sub Committee ut tho Court Ilnusc-A. Sta
pi"S, J. d. Che than, J. NJ. Reed, }. G. Staples,
Sam'l. Howell.
On motion Of George G. Dodson Esq.
Resolved, That the proceeding. Of this meet
my bc signed by tho Chairman. and Secretary.
and copy thereof forwarded To the Richmond
Wing, L>nchbure Nrginian, and DanyiIc Re
porter, for publication.
lIAMAN CRITZ, President.
Ronlnr {. JOHNSON, Secretary.
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FITTING. GOOD.
II. st MPI'I,R,

FAiloR, respectfully infolns the public that he
X has ust received his Fall supply of Goods con.
Slsthg OF supc riine black, blue, green, brown and
olive Cloths also, Surtout Cloths Pilot Clotllof
superior stamp for Over Coats black, blue and
dtab Cassfmeres do. corded. ribbed and PLAID Of
the most fashionable style Black Velvet plain and
figured; Satin, PLAIN and figured Tennent's besf
Satin Bow Stocks ; do. plain do. Bombazinc To-
gethcI with such other articles are usually KEEP
by those m his line ot business. lie has taken pIcb
pans in the selection, and hatters himself fbf h.
shall be able to give general satisfaction To all Who
may give hima call or send their orders
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chalk and binding for Frocks aud Over Conts
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