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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-04
l htse important objects are primary and essen.
ua'. They eerlainl, are entitled TO he satisfied

rot, sir, IL &c postponed, ard only changed upon
lie surplus. Tor une, | desire an oyrui.n unity
Of voting directly and II once Tor all such saprn-
ptiators Is are necessary IN nun the country IN n
STATE ut defence aud permanent seeuriiv. No oh
lFet can claim preference over Ills E; and hope
Tie W' w "' lie rc>e.6'',n vii row modN ii hy
striking cut What is SAID atoui surplus, and lei the
resolution stand aS direct declaration hat The re-
venue OF the country, 80 far as is nrcossarv, ought
to be appropriated for tie purpose of general de-
/ ionee and permanent security.
l am ready 10 vote fer that, ii ittakcs every
dollar IN the Treasury, aud eannct doubt that
the other members of he Senate are equally rea-
j dy.
The sulcct was lien laid on the table, and the
Senate adjourned til! Monday the Is, of F.brua-
~.
House. OF REPRrsrNTArIvrs.--T Abolition
question, and the eauses Of the failure Of the
hrec Million Appropriation bill last session, have
been tie main shjeo,s OF interest before tie House
both OF Nhth are still in an unsettled state In
relation to tie lutttr, Mr.. Camlul,ng has made
ms promised sindication against the charges of
Mr.. " Use, Which, from the accounts given OF it,.
was lame Il ID npet,n afair. Tie correspon-
dent of the Baltimore Patriot SAYS:
Nh. EAMnnrlrNG has been making his 1romi>
ed defence, cainst TIE attach, Of Nj. WISE aud
that " Stat HcntiRts aMjfo,n lhat mcogRtto" Send.
tel, Ion lcsHd III lis i,tihtomire remarks he
should onG'a,or ito ltaei' Blu, he abandoned
/ fhH Senator IN the OUTSET, saying he shonlJconiue
himself 10 Il Justification q himself aud his course
OF conduct IN relation 10 the Bal from llc grounds
alledJy assumed, viz thai there was 10 quorum,
AT lc only time wien lie eoud ha>e TEL orl.d the
/ h 1 AT # ib,
from tie fact tia, members had consideration,
sefnpicS against voting after - O'Clock on tie last
night Of the srssiun. III whole thing was weak,
NaPd, and inflated II did not reach ,hc point
declared IN lie orators manifesto, and was like
\ tale tod by an IDIOT
"tulI OF sound and fury, ssnit,ing nothing
Mr.. Camhrcleng Was followed by Mr.. Reed of
Massachusetts wlo completed tic demolition Of
Mr.. Cambrrl'rg, Wlieh Lad teen begun by Mr..
sc Mr.. Il. Was also very severe on his colleague,
}. @ Adams, " rctofting finely ON Mr. Adams the
fling ., Tic tendency To nGu-wofship manifested
in certain quarters OF the House, by giving a We
~ siGnfoau, hnt ii "t-'rorA P-Which was
felt pcrcepuLly hy tie object AT whom it aim
cd.' Nh. Hardin of KY, and Nh E>ans.of Maine
followed on the same sidc--and II, the last dates,
Nh Elntm Of y. {. had the floor.
While it is important 10 understand the So
ord rtGsons nlicI induced the al Illustration
party, at the last session Of Congress, to thrust
mo an ordinary appropriation lI', ost on the
exc of adjournment, and when ti'rc was lin'e
neither for inquiry or reflection, clause pla-
cling three millions Of doliays into The hands OF
tie President, 10 he expended by him in such man
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-04

~ The War Department has sen, to Com
rress estimate Of the amount needed for torrif-
ea,ions-S5,00 ,00o---and sl,373,7iS for thei
armament, powder shot, &c.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-04

o. What can be thought Of party, which,
two wears after II had condemned an act Of the
Executive, as " IA abuse OF power should vote
to resrind tie reSoh ton expressing tier honest
convctiuns in order toerltf, the President Yet
such is tie position of those grodf men, Fayeu"
McMnllen Of Scott, Wilson of Boictonri, Banks
of Madison, Watkins of Gnoohand, llollcman Of
Isle Of Wieit, &c. e.. v hen they believed that
Ger. jackson Lad done AN unpopular ACT, they
loincd in the ,ue and cry against him, and bad
the tide not turned in his favor, they would still
have hccn kicking linn down the hill But, having
oull,td the fury of the storm, these wise ccntlc-
men are willing, in order to arpcaso tie old gcn-
man, to confess before the world that they were,
in 1881, arrani ounces, perfectly ignorant of the
character of the measure which they coh1cunrd
This may be tue, for aueht we kno~---Ba tllcv
were such bloc khcads in 1881, they have hardl,
acquired much wisdom sincc-and the people.
would be very stupid to trust them asitaitrs. Who
knows, tina, two year. hence, they may not be
equally anxious to pull down what Ihey are now
so h,,sily baldng--a monument Of their orn tol.
W
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CiROUc NEI.

y Just received two handsome North.
$500 e,l made Iarouches. with s.,ensoD
s----A-- tops. and for sale AT Beach's old stand.
by SAMUEL AfRES.
Dec 2! tsT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-04
MISSISSIPPI SENATOR.

Few persons were prepared, after the resnl, OF the
Congressional and Gubernatoral elections III Missis
sppi, last fall, for the Of Robert J. Walker,
as l. S. Senator in place of Mr. rondcSter. 1t is
evident tina, Tier. has been foul pa, III this afat.
The members of the State Legislature have been
ncachcrcus to their pledges, and iathess TO their
nust-whehcr from being tempered with on from
honest changes Of opinion. are not prepared to
say. We subjoin the following letter hom the seat
OF sovernmcn, of Mississippi to the editor OF the Co
lumbia (Tenn) Observer, as furnishing some evil
druee OF public olinionthelc:
Jackson, Miss. JAN. l..
You may b. assured that it affords no
qualification to inform yen Of Il { elevation OF Ro-
hcrt J. Walker, the Van Buren, candidate. 10 the
L. States Senate. I'll, election took lace on
Saturday ast the 9Th inst Walker WAS the on
" candidate on the esneu> side. The opposition
run pluncr, Pond,ater, " llkins, Pray, Dcerai.
frnrlcd ard Trgttcr; by Which unshilti move
mcnt on Their part, Walker succeeded, ty ma.
iori'y OF only orc vote On the Elth ballo,ine.
White real, had lhr arcngN in the Legislature
10 carry every thing; hu, management and even
trcaehcru oHtwucd Us. Hon. Isaac Il. Nicho'
son, Of l!inds coaatv, who WAS elected as sedt
Gus White man, voted for Walker tuCry ballot
He has Sine. been hung, in .hiCN, both IN Jack
.on and Clinton One Representative from CO.
pidh and another from Smith county, welr posi-
lively instructed a, the tdat 5or 10 sustain PAM
n,rr. Thev. themselves, were in favor Of Wal
k.r. True, they did make a false show of obc-
dcnec, by voting ior PlQmmet four times: Yet alta
time when he was higher on lhc list Than AT any
subsequent period. they deserted hm-,o,cd Tor
Walker and thus made an election. You scc,
Ihcn, We were defeated hy tcdch0y. Thank
God, he peoplc are yet for Whi'e,'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-04

anal, teal mind Of Calhoun, enabled the Alabama
Senator 10 perceive his ridiculous position and
compelled him tn abandon il.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-04

O. Tic fate the E>pnngins Resolutions is
sill undecided There is hut avery taiut hopc
" the partly to espeI Mcssrs Leigh and TYLER
from the Senate, IN otdrr 10 obtain their offices
+ some Of their own kidney, but esp, eielly that
they may thereby remove the last barrier in the
march of tic Executive TO unlimited power is too
strong, with most Of TIE members, for their own
sense of propricy, and even for I'll, obligations Of
their oath to support the constitution, which th,.
measure would so ralpabIy violate.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-04
DESCRIPTION.

TOE AItDNIST was bred Nv ". Winfree,
Esq. oi Chesterfield COUNTY, Nnfinia, and will IL
Year, old tbs SPli,p. He ia rich biood bag,
black les, MAN aud tad, full sixteen hands onc
'nth Iiirh Of h'9h racing lorm aud hrdus; M-
perjpr action, aud mos, commanding appearance.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-04
EDzG1Z q.

T0BhCGNONiST Wasgotby Gohanna, (vho
Is purely an English ho,so ia hlood,) and, udcinp
from the very high price, (fomtco 7Aomond
Tire Hundred Dot'ars cash Tor Which he sold las,
Fall, must be considered the most valuable Stock
Horse IA Amrri,aat the present dae.
Tobacoonist's dam Yankee Maid, by Bali,
Florizel; (hc unrlvalcd racer OF his day. and sire
of Revenge, Crpbraror, Defiance, Tutkahoe,
Llitlr Billy, Thaddeus, aud many other racers J
dam Wm, II, Johnson's celebrated race mare
Maria, by Day Yankee (Naria is we'll known 10
the sporting world, having beaten The celebrated
horses Sir Alfred aud Dnroc, in the treat twenty
mile acr,) dam Green, Old Cclcr mare by
Cclcr. the best SON of Imported Janus ( &c dam
by Partner s., (hc by Morlon's imported Travel
Ter, ont Of Selma, by the Godophn Arabian \
egeg dam by Apollo; hr by imported Fear
nanch, out oi Spottswood's imported Cnllcn Ara
bi'u mare } Fggggdam b. imported Vaii"nt;
Peggcg dam by imported Janus; ggggpg
dam by mportcdJ jolly Roger, DC Il.
From the above pedigree, it Will be seen that
Job0coonit has descended from mos. distinguish
ed ancestry.
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c." OLIVER Mor.s"--on the fourth pare.
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Digsog' Eoitory ard Exchange ofase
CAPITALS.

Nesidc' f0B---tos- 3us--2os--i 0s-Ac.
Tickets 25-iiaves s. 5G--Qrs. Al rs.
;, For sale at DlGGES' OFFICE.
February
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yo.icc TO Virginia Farmers.
xafes'ta.s ,NGchiues,

Tni sunseHiprK one of the patcntees of Fox
aud porlaud's Saple.Tooth, Spring. Bed a.
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GEMGvAG

chinond, eli. 1
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-05-24
INDIAN WAR.

Charleston papers bring distressing accounts Of gem
eral rising among the Creek Indians who muster several
housand warriors, and about to make a desperate
effort, to regain their lost possessions. There long
doubt oil general Creek war. Fifty families have
been murdered aud 1000 people have fed 10 columbus
for protection.
The Columbus Herald Of May 10, announces the
murder by the Greeks of Major W. Flournoy formely
OF Putnam County, (6a,) while his way to f. Mithel
TO complain OF their depreations. More than hundred
ipdviduais including whites aud negroes, have fed 10
Georgia Tor saietv among them, Rev T.. Glen DIR Rich
ari.on. Col A. b. Dawson, Mr. Pitts, DIR. Battle, Col
Richardson &c. Several settlers were murdered the
road yesterday TWAS supposed that when the Indians
got possession the abandoned settlements OF from Is,
200 to 10000 bushels Of they destroyed every
thing tbem-furuIture, bedding, &c and burned the
buildings.
A letter from Col Crowell to his Fxcellency, c. G..
Clay dated Fort Mitchell 18th May, states that the Creek
cine : had sent him word that their young were
beut upon war and had assembled ia the swamp near
the Federal road with the OF attacking sny troops
that might march into tn nstion and Col. &. adds,
without military aid, the settlers must be driven from
then homes with great loss OF property II not their
lives.
ReneraioC Hoailiie' by he Semonoie,.
the st Augustine Herald, Of May l2h, states that Mr..
A. Dupont who resides al Mstanzss, about % miles
South Of that CITY, arrived Sunday morning about :
o'clock having travelled on foot all night with his two
little sons whence he obliged 10 fee for safety; the
Indians having Pundered and fired his house aud KILLED
neigbbor, MIR. j. Long Who had called at the House
Upon ihe recelpt oi e ao"fe Information, Ven scott
seat Capt, DImhki Company OF u :. Artillery mount
ell, accompanied by ten volunteers, IN pursuit Of them
but without success.
The state of that frontier most DISASTROUS There
not 500 effective between the Greek and Semi
mole Iues, and ell FLORIDA will lie devastated, u the
Governor Of S Carolina aud Georgia do send
eJ Ia the Florida line sud TO Tallahassee The Sc.
ninolc are advancing on rsshsssee The Greeks will
be forced upon II. General seclt ~summer quar-
tern
Col White cent expre,. 10 Gen. Scott, and made ~
appeal 10 the Governors Of Carolina and Georgia ia
send mounted men 10 1silshse.se aud the FLORIDA line
TO Middle Flords from robbery and murder thin
dsgrsceful Seminole war.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-05-24
Eber Thomas Estate.

State Of Jermont, 1'l>HE Hon. the Pro-
D,s,rio Of Rutland, rs. l. bate Court for the
district Of Rotlard.
To the Heirs at law and Guardians OF The mi.
nor heirs TO the estate OF Eber Thomas, late
OF Chntendsn, in said district drceAs'd,
GREtTING.
WArea', The Administrator of the estate
aforesaid has made application to this court for
license 10 sell the reyerson Of The widows dow>
10 said estate for the psymen, Of the just debts
found due against said estate
Thr,fore, You are hereby notified 10 appear
before said coun at session thereof 10 be hol-
den at the Probate oajee in Rutland within and
for said district on the first Monday Of June
next and show cause, II any you have, Why said
license should not be granted.
Given in Probate Court al Rutland, this ID
DAY OF May a. ID. 1886
90 EE. HOPKINS, Rsgisie.
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Elijah w. Pierce's Estate.

State IF Fremont 1TNhE Hon, the Pro-
District Of Rutland, IS Il bate Court for the
District of Rutland.
To the Heirs at Law and all concerned in the
estate Of Elijah W. Pierce, late Of Mount
holly in sald district, deceased,
GrCchng.
HLeroas the administrator Of the estate afore-
said has made application to this court for IL.
eense 10 sell The real estate Of the said deceased,
for the payment Of the just debts found due a
gainsi said estate and The costs Of settlement.
1hTctore, You are hereby notified to appear
before said court a, a session thereof TO be hol-
den at the Probate Once IT, Rutland within and
for said district on The lsI Monday OF June next,
and give bonds for the pa, ment OF SAID debts, on
Otherwise show csusr, # any YOU have, Why said
license should no, be granted
Given in Probate Court al Rutland, this 2d
day OF MAY A. ID. 1880.
20 = o. HOPKINS. R,Rister.
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CONDITIONS

The Mirror lie published every Saturday at the Of
Nassau and Ann street 1t elegantly printed in the extra
SUPERFICIAL quaro form, beautiful paper, with BREWER
minon and nonepare type 1t is embelished every
three months with SPLENDID royal Quaro engraving
and every week with popular piece of music arranged for
the piano forte harp guitar &c For each volume erquis
tey engraved vgnette title page, tPaIned by Weir and
graved by Duran and copious index furnished The
terms FIVE DOLLARS per annum, payable, IN all
cases; advance IL forwarded by the earliest mails
subscribers residing out of the city Commune
cations post paid. must be addressed the editors No
subscription received for less period than year
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Trosn the Aihssy srgu,. Ms' ~.
CONFIRMATION OF TIE DEFEAT OF
SANTA ANNA

The reported defeat and capture II Ssn's Anns
by the Texan forces under Gen lloustor. Is rlscod
alnos, beyond doubt BY the Intelligence received
by the Last nights mail from the South. TIE ipl.
lowing IN extract OF letter 90 the editor dated
HaskiHgios. My 10.
- Tho ncws Of Santa Aunt's over thtow u said 10
be confirmed by dispatches from Gen. Games. and
IL fully accrcdncd ia the House the morning. u
is added thsi Santa Anus and oil his cficcts hsye
been shot by otdrt Of Gen. Houston
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n f. w : Il q II f. .
BURT 81 MASON

friends and the public
buta and Tlc aim
+ h mn cduou
ryscl establishment
dnl mot
the
of
" Cnsa ndc o
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strayed or stolen.

LNROM the subscriber, large bay MARE 9
Il years old this Spring, said Mare vas h
natural uctisr, with scar on her face. VINO.
eve: will return or give the subscriber any infor
nation about said mare, shall be literally rewsr-
ded BENJAMIN FAY.
Rutland, MAY -, 1855. AZ
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-05-24

The W1 in Tros. The Philadelphia Gazette
speaking of the late glorious news from Texas re-
marks. that there is a spirit extending far into the
interior among the border population of our own
country, and we might perhaps say throughout two
thirds oiits geographical bounday, which will give
rise to foods of blood If the war is continued
They will 60 TO Texas ostensibly as emigrants,
which they are entitled to do by the Constitution,
bat in fact warriors, determined to avepge the
bitter and sanguinary mode of warfare by which so
many of their courtrymen have been destroyed.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-05-24
Asa COliins,.-No Non. Compos.
Asa CO1f1ns. -. Won. COmpos.
State Of D~mo"t, 2HNHE Hon. the Pro-
District of Rutland.
TO all persons uhom il may concern:

TO all persons ~hom ii may concern:
Greeting
Uhereds, Alpheus Covin, Guardian of Asa
Collins, non compos menhs, of Clarendon in said
district, has made application to this Court for
license TO sell the whole of the real estate OF the
said ward, for the payment OF the just debts, and
for the suppor, and maintenance OF said ward F;
and has represented to this court that part OF such
real estate cannot be sold without injury to those
interested in the remainder:
Therefore, You are hereby notified to appear
before said Court at session thereof, 10 be hol-
den at the Probate Office in Rutland within and
for said district on the Isl Monday OF June next
and give bonds for the payment OF said debts, or
Otherwise shew cause, II sny you have, Why said
license should not be grsnleo.
Given in Probate Cour at Rutland, this I'd
day OF May, A. D. 1896
20 +. ~. HOPKINS. Register.
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We arc iocrcduloua--yei would seem scarcely
possible that some sVcces. has no, been obtained
- the Tsp,sas. oui of which sptnes the s'o'y.-
short interval vii prove or d'sProFe these ae-
counts.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-05-24

EkEc wAEu o. CUTLERY.

andF Pen
stee Iron and Steel Sngaec Trays 80 d Silver plated and Iron Table ana Tea
Rap Mil and Files Smakcs tools Trace Chains Fire Irons
,Ioksof Brass Candle
WooC
fee Bed Cords Philadelphia mill
Spdand
Table Butts Norfolk
andBr tche tin Tea
nback26 nchPa
FnmerC
nc Patent
Gmbcts
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-05-24

psisou fa' so'.'ips tho Auseresa snssn Stih on'on
sswn {. .ra,i - sh AHnsr,csn n1,n q wsf Nhteh 4
~,s of the ro'i.
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pAIYTTS IS d.
- % nc T.

FIIIIS is TO give notice 10 whom i may con
l. cern, that have given my son William,
his time aud liberty TO contract for himself and
receive his Own wages-All persons will take
due notice thereof and govern themselves arcof
DINGHY. AARON tCSIEk'
Rutland, May 2O,h 1896. y
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FROM III, n. Y. Cour. & Eoq. May, 10.


by our correspondence itom Washing'o1,It will be
prccived that Gen. Games has addressed ofic al
leiler 10 the Secretary of War communicating The
important intelligence that Santa Anna is saId To
have been captured by the Texan army under
Gen. Houston. and the report reached him through
such sources leave no doub, of lis truth.
Il will Slso he that the subject Of our rcls-
tions with Me1ro andihe affairs Of Texas occupy the
consideration of Congress aud will probably result
the recognition of the independence OF that beau
,iful country. We hope that this will be done at
the esrlics, moment that 1t can pc, consistent with
our principle Of always cknowlodging snd resPec-
ting the government dcfddo.
The L. States Telegraph published an extra on
Monday with the intelligence fom n Orleans, TO
which is added the following postscript
Since he abore uas in type, IRE learn that 6espdt-
oles hare been rcoeired at The Department from Gen.
GAINES, faHy confirming The ADORE; so that there is
no doubt Of its oorrecfness.-Ed. I,io.
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:::::.7 l. S O 80:
GLASS, NAILS, IRON sc.
ID Il Y @ o o ID s

Black gSe Brown Green an" Mulberry BROAD CLOTHS Fancy plain and Bnc*k
led Linen DngS Cotton dngj Cue Blue Jea Checks,
Light Padding Italian
I'D
Sand
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-05-24
Groceries, Sc.
Fresh Teas.

Cupnwd Yonrl SKIN and Blcn TEASKTM
~ IA super quality and cheap Gamsk
tOFFEE; Loaf Brown SUGARS Mssc Pepper
Nutmeg Mace Cloves RICE Boy Malaga and sm,m"
Hard Candles Shot; bar Lead F. A. W English Powder
Mackct Pea
table Sarau
and Lamp
WOOL GROWERS, SC.
Sph
mnieA Arsenic; Cru, Long Tctpentne
Sacks puvered Vtrol
M celebrated Macrooy Yellow Snuff pound and
ondr aper smoking obncco,s horc
CHINA, EARTlIEN GLASS WARE.
ElegantC Climate
al nso
Ews the
Tumb, also Chmncys -
making
tm o wa il the
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-05-24

Tcrds. IF the accounts from this Inflated state
are to be relied upon and they come IN an authen-
tic shape-the atrocities Of Santa Anna are with
out parallel in the warfare ofthis or Of any age.
Aside from the interested exaggerations ofspecula-
tors, enough is known to excite the warmest feel
ihgs of commsseroton at the suffering condition OF
tho people Of Texas, and very strong expressions
of Indignation at the merciless and savage warfare
prosecuted b, the Mexican usurper. What these
events will result in there and upon our border,
cannot be precisely known. But while every pre-
caution is taken by our government to preserve and
protect our neuraI position vii! not be surprising
if an excited and sympu hslng people should STAND
as individuals far less upon the ceremonies of a
national relationship. -.abany Argus.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-05-24
N O r &c z =.

NOTICE Is hereby given TO all whom il msy
~ concern, that have given NV son. Gsorg-
Hinckley, his lime from and after this date, and
that will psy no debts Of bis contracting nor
claim any OF his earnings sitss this date and |
hereby allow him TO trade ior hins-.f the SAM
Is il he Was Of lssful age.
sTALLHAM HINCKLEY.
Ru'lsao, May 2, 1853. 20
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From the foregoing will be perceived that the plan Of
the Mirror embraces every subject within the range of the
fine arts and the Bellies Letters and expense will be
spared TO render other publication eftant-
s a.t~,'"s .d e~n.ss, s-.s.'sria. Of writers scholars
and contemporary rnas both sides of the Atlantic
have unequlyocally asserted that there work which
gives such valuable equivalents for the of subsc
and undenabe claims the efficient support OF the Amcrl-
people
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CALICO ES. The '

French
Lawn;
Linen N edand
andS us Lace;
Spun SIX and other Dress nk an" small sna"T Elastic oenie and Apons Silk
S Goods Black and de Naples SILKS cd
and lack Gamble,
coed nka Ladies
Goves;I III whit Hose andb
ri N
andB Stoc;B Be Ribns;
:
Batting, Wadding
o an Found
n
Boots; Chldns Morocco Shoes