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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-19

HEAVY DAnAGEs.-In the court Of common
pleas for Delaware county, OHIO, at the last De-
cember term, m an action for breach Of marriage
contract, Roth ID. M'Coy rs. Mains Mason. the
plsinnif recovered Gftsen thousand DOLLARS dsu-
ages
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-19
7I'IllI 1iII71
MAR KILD,

10 lis town last evening. BY the Rev. John a. H'ek
Mr.. ND. 81 Cloud 10 Miss Ana Rove
Ia Boston. air Nelson wsiimso Of jsBre>, W "a
Hi-s Ruth t.Grd Ct WoiEbSio'. \ H.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-19

THE WAR IN FLORIDA We are sorry TO
learn that the hostlites between the Indi-
ans and the whites in East Florida embrace
a wider field than we had supposed. The
Charleston Courier of the 80 ult. calls upon
the citizens of that place to furnish troops,
arms, and ammunition Immediately for the
relief ofthe Flori1ians, against the incur
sions ofthe Indians, who are said to be bur-
ming, numbering, and destroying every thing
that comes in their way. Volunteers will
undoubtedly march from Charleston for this
purpose. AT Savannah a public meeting
was held on the 2Sth ult., at which it was
determined that volunteers should set out
for Picolata on the very next day. Gen.
Clinch has it appears, about 300 United
States soldiers under his command. The
force Of the Indians is computed to be 1900
warriors, besides body of about 600 per-
sons, composed of desparadocs and runa-
ways.
Governor EAroN and family arrived at
Mobile, 18th inst, from New Orleans on his
way to Florida.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-19

hr Webster. n si the Commttee Finance. repos.
TWIN al aneofm ut, The bill making appropriations
:" suppress the Seminole The amendment
e' The smouoi appropriated by tho bui from $4,000
70 81 soOpe, anl was orlereI To be etRra.,ed.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-19
.Ntn York sussreyi

Mr. Webster, from the Finance Committee, reported a
mn lor The relief OF he sufferers by the late IRE New
York which was reed tw.ee
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-19
CONGRESS-.
~ sENArE-Jso. ~.
Fraiiis oftpsc alaiar, IN Isf,sa laay,

Mr. Black rrestatel petition complaining 81 the
rapd, prsecd by spectators the purchase VI Lands
under the ChoeiaS treaty.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-01-13
Thirteen days Later from Europe.

s"'aSi 'HS ioho""S
Thirteen days Later from Europe.
BY the ship Victoria, Capt. Merrill, London
papers Dec 18th and Liverpool to the 10Th, both
inclusive have been received at New-York.
The complexion of the French question is favor
able to pacific adjustment. The public were wait
ing with much anxiety for the Presidents Message
and the Speech of Louis Philippe a, the opening of
the Chambers, which was TO take place on the 18th
of January.
The Journal of Commerce says: We have had
access TO letters from France, written by persons
holding such political stations as eutitle them to all
the consideration of official organs They say that
the French Ministry will not permit any degree of
resentment or other passion enter into their meas
ures tow ards the United States, and will do nothing
except for the promotion of the best interests OF
France That CONTRARY to what has been so often
said,) they will not commence hosIilities on account
of any measure the part of the U. States which
is short Of actual aggression, not even non-inter
course, and will under no circumstances strike the
first btCw.
Farther, that even though Gen. Jackson should
use Insulting language recommend hostile meas
ures no notice will be taken of it by the Govern
ment of France that the indemnity money will be
paid on receipt of any communication which can
upon the most liberal Interpretation be construed as
compliance with the provso 10 the bill of appropri-
ation,-and even should no explanation be received
during the administration of Gen. Jackson, the
money will be RENTED to this country Immediately
on his successors coming into Office. If on the
other hand, the United States should commence n
war, France will 30 into the combat with all her
resources. The writer's of these letters evidently
anticipated very warlike Message from the Presi-
dent at the opening of Congress: so much more so
than they will find it to be- that the most intelligent
French gentlemen here feel no doubt that The Mes
age will be received as satisfactory.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Tor the Newport * Boston Mail Stage.
tk3gz2fS.s=55zzsss7p
10 q
VIA-FALL RIVER AND TAUNTON

VIA-TALL RIVER AND TAUNTON.
Fare TO Boston, So
A stage will leave Newport every morning Sundays ex
N cepted at74 O'Clock A. NJ arrive in Fall Rverat lO4
i'll Taunton at | NJ.
in Boston, at g. u. VI.
Returning a stage will leave Boston every morning, Sun
days excepted past O'Clock a. NJ, arrive in Taunton,
at O'Clock, p. NJ.
in Fall River, at o'clock,
in Newport at u O'Clock.
Stage book at Townsends * iassards Hotels in Newport.
The stage will leave Townsends at & Iassards att
Stage books a Barkers Marlborough Hotel, Boston.
This Stage connected with the NewBedtOrd stage AT Fall
Rver-Lesyes Fa-Riyer 10 o'clock every day Sundays
excepted arrive in New-Bediorok at past II o'clock.
every day Sundays excepted, at o'clock arrives
in New Bedford at oclock.Returning leaves New Bed
frdeve day Sundays excepted, O'Clock A. NJ and
rives in Fall River at 10 A. NJ.
aud at 1PM 3 O'Clock r NJ.
Stage Books Coles Il Blake's Hotels New Bedford.
lPasssengers wishing New Bediord informed
that they by this leave Newport the morning and
early the evening and have half hour leisure
time in New Bedford
stage leaves Fall River every day Sundays excepted
past ococl p: M. for Swansey Warren, ~ Bristo-Re-
turning leaves Boevery day Sundays excepted ats o'clock
m and Warren at n., and arrive in Fall River at 10
o clock a. M
Providence leaves Fall River 10 o'clock arrives Proyi-
ence M Returning, leaves Providence every day 10 o
clock arrives in Fall River p. m.
Passengers wishing TO Fall River, have hours
Fall River, and return the evening
u Extra Coaches furnished at all times S reasonable
terms
. All baggage and small parcels a, the risk of the
thereof X. B. KINSLEY Agent.
Dee. OH.
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: MIR. M. had no doubt that if the runner proved
oe .rue information would be promptly commun-
icsted to Congress.
Mr.. Adams said, he had nothing further to en-
auire of the Committee on Foreign Affairs, but ne
gave notice that unless "A communication was mace
he should submit proposition the subject TO
.he House on that day.
MIR O'Connor moved that when the House ad-
'lourn TO day, it will adjourn to meet again on Mon
day next.
After n debate, the motion adopted
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BRICKS WANTED.
will be received until the 18th Of February
q supply Fort Adams, Newport Harbor, r. l. 0
m lcOO,0UD KSLkEGESSs

10 R,cOO,OUD DEtE1EASs
These Bricks be in noulds of such sizes,
erage when burned, eight inches by inches, by inch
-They be OF the best quality OF mercantabe Bricks
The proportion OF salmon pale Bricks exceed one
ghth OF the whole and soft very pale Bricks w be
syed The proportion of arch Bricks not exceed
hth of the whole, and OF these that much warped
N be received The proportion OF broken Bricks must not
tceed two per cent
At 100000 be delivered by the first day of Jnne
and the remainder the OF the Summer, and Au
nm the year. such periods may suit the convenience
contractor provided there be always baud the supply
's91 1uste for the progress 0. TIE work
Should persons desire furnish the stated number OF
icks or less number, of size different from that given
cove they will please accompany their Proposals with
statement of the length breadth and thickness OF well burned
Brick, of the kind they wish TO supply.
Before forming the falr sample viii be requedto
ne deposited in the Engineer Office, Fort Adams which
oud prove satisfactory will govern in the inspection OF the
4eyera deliveries.
Payment will be made if required each duly nspec
ed and received. All communications touching this subject
be directed Breve Col Joseph q. Totem L. s. Engn
oers, Newport, X. |.
JOS G. TOTTEN It. Col Eng'rs.
Brera Col.
Fort-Adams Newport IIarbor, r. L.
- Jan uary 9th 1886
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Winter : OGs9s.
EDWARD +. NEWTON.
Has Just receiUed from Boston

Has just receiUed from boston,
ADDITIONAL supplies of Seasonable articles, maxi
ing his assortment very complete. Among them
are
Superine, middiing and low priced Broadcloths,
Of all shades and priees--fancy, buckskin, ribbed
and cheap cassimers and satinetts-drab on-skin,
pctersham, dulfiis and kerseys-plain and figured
Bockings,-and 0annels of all coors and prices
bale of blnukets, do. Canton tlauncs
ono do Russia dIaper-one do. crash-bales of
shirtings and sheetings.
ALSO-line and very wide cheap cloths for la
dies cloaks-French, German and English Merinos
and dcircassians--cambts, rich black and cold Italian
and figured silks-clegant French d English prints
aud ginghams-indla rubber aprons, a great vari-
ETY. of fashionable shaws, ribbons, gloves hosiery
laces &C. &c. All of which are offered at extreme
low prices purchasers will find it to their adyan-
iage to drop in.
Nov. %, 1885
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-01-13

The following Resolutions were adopted at a
Town Meeting holden Newport Nov. 25h 1925.
Resolved, That the safety of the town requires
a better organization of the Fire Department,
RESOLVED, That the, Fire Wards be authorised
and requested To select from their numbeL, ten
of their most efficient men, who shall constitute
BoARp OF ENGINEERS, and whose exclusive busi.
ness it shall be- to manage and control the Fire En-
gines whenever fires break in the town that of
this Board chief, second and third Engineer shall
be annually appointed by their own body, and each
of the other seven assigned the charge of one En-
gine, that during the existence OF fires, the orders
of the Chief Engineer, in his absence of the
ond or third Engineers shall be imperative in the
government and direction of the fire Engines.
RESOLVED, That the Board of Engineers thus
constituted, be specially charged with the inspection
of the fire Engine Hose &C., aud at liberty To
thorize any expenses for the repairs of Engines
Hose 81. not exceeding $50 for each Engine
VorEp, That the Town Clerk be directed to
tfy the Fire Wards TO meet at the Clerks Office at
, o'clock on Monday next, for the purpose of reor
gauizing themselves.
4 true copy-witness
! b. b. ROWLAND, Torn Crk.
! A a meeting of the Board of Engineers holden
Newport January ID. 1886
! ORDrREp, That the resolutions of the Town pass
ed Nov. 25h, 1925, relative to the reorganization
Of the Fire Department, be published in each of the
newspapers in town three weeks
(. Wines
b. b. ROWLAND, Cfk: of Board
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UOSIERY-GLOVES.

Al q Torn .Nectiag h0iien Ncupon Dee. .. 1917.
VOTED, That no person persons be suffer
ed to smoke or carry lighted pipe segar in
any of the streets, down any of the wharves IN
.this towE after sunset upon The penalty of paying
fine of four dollars, the half to and for the
informer, and the other half to and for the of
the town, to he prosecuted and recovered before any
or either of the Justices of the Peace in said town,
who required to take cognzancc of the same
true copy-Wtness
BENZ. Il. ROWLAND, Torn OK.
M Torn Meeting hoiiea Newport Nor. %, 1924.
NorED, That hereafter the penalty for all viola
tons of an act respecting smoking pipes and scgars,
passed IN Town Meeting December I'd, 1917, be
two dollars instead of four dollars therein men
toned and that said act be, md is hereby revived
true copy-Wncss.
B. B. ROWLAND, Torn CIk
IL Torn MEETING hoiden Ncuport ApriI 10. 1896.
The following resolutions were unanimously
adopted -
LIST. VorgD, That from and after the passing of
this act the practice Of firing Pistols Squbs Crack-
ers other fireworks in any ofthc streets or lanes
or on any of the wharves IN this town, be and the
same is hereby prohibited
I'd. VOTED, That all persons violating tho forego-
ing vote or bye-law, conviction before one or
more Justices Of the Peace, shall be committed to
prison for a term not exceeding twentv-foar hours
or shall pay a fine exceeding two dollars, at the
direction of the Justice Justices of the Peace be-
fore whom the offence may be tried
3d. VoTED, That j, be the duty Of the Town
Sergeant and Consables, to take personal notice of
all violations of this act, and to attend to the com.
plants of the citizens on the subject
4tb. VoTED, That the foregoing resolutions with
the lst section of an Act passed by the General As
sembly, entitled " an act to prevent fir
ing of Guns Pistols, Squibs or other 6re-works",e
published in both the newspapers printed in this
town, for the space of three week ID,
true copy-Witness,
B. B. HOWLa I'D, Torn CH.
Al Sp,eiai Town C,uneH holden Newport
Dec. 1911, 1886.
ORDERED, That the Acts of the town, relative TO
smoking pipes and segars, and firing Guns, Squibs.
&c, be published three weeks in the II. !. Repub-
hcon.
%. b. ROWLAND, Council Clert.
Dec. %, 3w.
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FOR SALE.

rETOSE'S GENUINE COUGH CANDY, made Of different
kind of herbs, expressly for Colds and Coughs has prov
ed itself be very good many occasions II pleasant
the that many for fear Of getting godhls cheap
1edicine may be found Noes Store, no ia Thamesst
u Jan. i3.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-01-13
MARRIED..

In Newport on Sunday evening 81 inst BY Rev Mr. Ross
Mr. Samuel s. Wilson of New Bedford, 10 Miss Mary
Jane Mason daughter of Mr. Joseph Mason of this town
At New the 18th ult Mr. Jarvis p. Calvert for
mey of this town Miss Evira keo, of the former city
r. DIED.
On Sd inst Harriet Newell daughter of Mr. Isaac Read
r. aged 10 months. - .
- AT Charleston s. c. on the 26h Dec Mr. William T. VI.
oWarng fifth of the late Dr. f. r. Warng of this town. IN
d the 2lst year of his age.
el At Danye (ien) the 2ls u of typhus fever Miss
h Nichols aged 20 years daughter Of Mr. Joshua Nichols
formerly of this town.
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y 3 + :
Notice..

THE Directors ofthe Savings Bank are reques-
tied to meet at the Banking Room on Thursday
Evening, next the 18th inst, at 6 o'clock.
JOS. MARTIN, Treasr.
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DIED,
SHIP NEws-PoRT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.

. Mondap 13h.-Schooner Olive Godfrey from Dighton.-
Sloops Anawon Bven from Bristol for Newly NPress
Gardner from Providence for do-Soop Eagle, Heath, from
Brstol-Seam Boat Providence Chids, from New York for
Providence.
II a. CLEARED.
Schooner Boxer, CIowel Fall River.
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FOR SALE.

zane PEW No. 80 invest aisle in the ID Baptist Church.
~ Terms lbera.-lor further particulars enquire OF
Jan. l3. WM. y. NOSE.
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Postscript.

The Steamboat Bunker Iill Capt Sanford,
arrived here this morning at o'clock, bringing
New York papers of yesterday, from which we
gather the following
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-01-13

YEfHE Subscriber would inform the ladies and Cenemss
N ofNewport and vicinity that he has akeR and fitted up,
for their accommodation the rooms No. l37 Thsncssreet.
where he intends carry the perney and hair dressing
business and hopes by the good order of his establishment and
strict attention his business merit share of the public pat
onage Gentlemen informed that Newly daily, and 9th
papers will be furnished for their accommodation Ladies
hair cut IN separate apartment entrance at the South door
~ No pains viii be spared to introduce the latest mode
cutting aud dressing. The least favor will be gratefully
knowlodged and a orders executed with punciua!ty.
JOHN REMOND
~ u, just received supply of Pesiunery Curls Sc.
which he offers for sale the most reasonable ierms
Jnly 1th #.
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B. b. ROWLAND, Cfk: Of Board.

LIST OF LETTERS,
JANUARY Isl. 1885.
0g~ Persons calling for them wW please say sad
rertiscd," as they are placed in separate Dor.
Benjamin Allen Zackariah Norton
Thomas Austin d
Stephen Allen Samuel Omuston
II Il
Charles c. Bureigh Messrs. 5. n Il. Perry
Levi Barlow Joseph L. Perry
N. G. Boss Lydia Polloc.
y. NJ, Brownell II
Obed Barlow Stman Rand
Jonathan :. Ball Theophlus Rix
G Mrs. Robinson
Caleb Carr S
Judah Crowell Chapman Stevens
Levi ii. Crampton Russell G. Smith
Mr.. Almy G. Cooke Sarah Stevens
Sarah Cook II
+ Mrs. Sarah Thompson
job Fish Fanny Tyor
Eliza Ann Few IIestor Thompson
e.
Susan J. GeI;'On Capt Simon Waller ?
Capt. John Hord William Wright
J Samuel Whitney
Isaac Jaunson MDDLETowN.
X Daniel Bates
Capt. Isaac Kerby IRisH.
l. John Hogan
William Lewis John Murphy
William Leeds Edward Kelly
Robert Lawon James McGraugh
Florence Sullivan
Capt Gurden Montague Messrs. Patrick James 81
Phebe Moor William Russell.
r. II. CARR, =. NJ.
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NORTH KINGSTOWN BANK.

NORTH JAMESTOWN BANK.
T the annual meeting of the Stockholders of the North
N Kngsown Bank held on the 10th diy Of Nov. instant,
the following persons elected Directors for the year
ing VIZ Jonathan Reynolds, EzboB Sanford Jcery DAVIS.
Pardon T. Hammond. John T. Whitlqrd, Christopher Allen
Joseph e. sarioj, Ezra -. Davis, William Baker Jeremiah
q, Chadsey, William g. Hammond George hammond Ezboi.
SANFORD Jr Nicholas sphinx, Daniel Stanton William Bro" n.
ing EEpbalet Young. and Alfred Updike.
And at meeting of the Directors the day Jonathan
Reynolds Esq elected President of said Bank
PARDON II. HAMMOND, Coshir.
Nov. 25th, 3w.
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TABLE CLOTHS.
TO 1874 Bue-Crimson-Bro Il 9th
coored Table cloths ;-3 to 0I white linen damask
For sale by JAMES HAMMOND,
Nov. 25.
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w ant cd.
good he has lately calvd for whicha fairprce will
"A be gwen Enquire OF
Dec. Cd. SAM'L CARR Ferry BhaD
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a new supply Of BOOTS u SHOES, jus, received, and
IA openingby y. IL ". HORSWELL.
Sept. 2, 1885.
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a. CUTrLE Platform Balances for stores, weigh from
9 OF to 1000 lbs. warranted weigh with the greater
curacy, A specimen NAV be al
Dee. Sol JAS. r. NEWTON, s. Co. Agents.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-09-23
. h}liHI|z1lSllE}a
For the cure of
Colds, .4ahn,as, Whooping Cough, splitting Of
BLOND and COnsumpfions.

I ICELAND MOSS grows plentifully in tho
III Island of Iceland, from whence il takes
its name, and in all the high northern lati-
tudes of Europe and Asia, where its Medicinal
qualities have been long known, and highly
appreciated. This plant contains a learge.
proportion of Vegetable .Muciiage than any
other known substance. and in combinations
with il is bitter principle which acts most
beneieialy in giving strength in cases oil great
weakness and debility of the lungs. The
knowledge ofmany Of our most valuable med
icines, for the cure Of diseases, have been OBJ
tanned from observing their effect on brute
animals;-so in the case of this most invaluable
Moss. Its virtues were first discovered by
their effects on the hardy, long.liped and
sagacious Rain Deer, which derives its prin-
cipal punishment from the Iceland Moss, and
whose milk becomes so highly imbued with
lis Balsomic virtues, that il is used with the
greatest confidence as u sovereign remedy by
the inhabitants all those countries for the
cure ofall diseases of tho breast and lungs. In
France, this compound has long been known.
aud extensively used and 10 its salutary effects
as much as TO the salubrity of the climate, is
probably owing the very small number
Of fatal cases Of consumption in that country.
compared with Great Britain and tho United
States. This Syrup contains all Tho medicinal
virtues of the Moss in tho most concentrated
form, and is prepared from The ongnai receipt
'' p. HUTGHiNGs & co. Baltimors
And none is genuine Unless II has their 'ac-
smile upop each bill of direction also upon inc
envcIone. rrand sealed with their seal.
liz q. PECK Co, wholesale agents
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-09-23
9th Sept. 1886.

To our Agrculturalists success--To our
Literary Institutions the high standing
they merit--To our Manufacturers ri
umphancy 10 competition--uDd to com.
merce, Free Trade and Sailors Rights.
ITNHE Go Ahead Principle is so FREEDOM
l. inant in our land at the present day.
that the Car leaves him behind, who stops
for ,riflcs, or dcsccnds to particulars. We
of the Green Mountain State having such
conspicuous bumps ofenterprize marked on
our head lands. need only know the Text,
the rest is understood.
It is now this HOW.ARD, Of the
Cheap Cash Store,
has been to the city of New York, the
grand emporium Of our country, and recelv.
ed his full supply Of necessary and desirable
goods, which were produced by combina'
ton Of all tho natural intellectual mechan-
icaI and operative exertlons OF our above
named motto. To conclude, the goods
were bought to sell, and will be sold cheap
for cash, no mistake.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-09-23
Medcalf's Patent Compound
Oil for Painting.

A perfect substitute for Linseed Oil for all
kinds of Painting. is offered TO the public by
the subscr ibers with tho fullest assurance Of
its utility. II is now about eight years since
it was brought 10 its present state Of pcrfec'
ton, and during that has been extensively
used e. tested in every way which Lnseed Oil
is used for painting. for inside and outside
house painting, on brick and on wood, and
for coaches, signs, boats &c. As for spread
ing and drying for inside work il is not sur
passed, and for body, and durability in stua'
lions exposed to the sun and weather. it is
warranted far superior TO the best Linseed
Oil and being light colored renders il prefer
able for white and all other delicate colors.
Ono the first painting establishments in
this city of more than twenty years standing
saw in their certificate Having used Med
calr's Patent Paint Oil do certify that more
surface and better painting can be done per
gallon. than when mixed with pure l.inseed
Oil. This oil forms u combining substance
when mixed with pure Leads that does no,
decompose and rub off by exposure to the sum-
and by experience of two years, we are war
runled in saying that painting done with this
oil, will stand the weather much longer, and
remain unimpaircd, when painting done in The
usual way will not, and for oil cloths, we think
it surpasses every thing that we ever used"
John N. Fassett has purchased the right Il
make and vend the "Patent Compound OH
in the following States, viz Pennsylvania
New York, Massachusetts, Vermont, Connec
ticui, New Jersey, South Carolina, Ohio
Michigan, Illinois and Indiana, and caution
all persons, against any infringement, as ever
offence will DO met with rigorous prosecution
The price Of the "Patent Oil' will DO on
quarter less than Linseed Oil. II 10 warranie
and sold wholesale and retail by
FASSETT, SELDEN e. Co.
Dealers in Paints. Oils, Varnsh, SC. 2Ol Rive
street TroylN,Y. Angus, D. 1880