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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-11-03

! We invoke the opponents Of The pre-.
sent misrulo, in every part Of the ceun.
try, 10 be firm, faithful, and fearless IL
the discharge of their duty as good ci
tizens. Instead of looking down int
the abyss beneath their feet, LEI then
look alon, with some confidence ii
themselves, but a great deal more il
the benefits of a wise Providence.
Hitherto, whilst they have not suf
fered themselves 10 be betrayed into a
childish exultation by the most ludi-
crous dismay Of their opponents at their
defeats, let them not be depressed by
results such MS those in Pennsylvania
and New Jersey, which were foreseen
by most Of the politicians who do not
suffer their wishes TO outrun their judg-
ment.
With the proper resolution, and com.
bined cxertion, tho defeat ofthe Spells.
men is demonstrably within the power
of their opponents. with or without
Pennsylvania, which State we are will
ing to allow to be doubtful. With this
allowance, however, instead of whining
and fretting because we have not car.
ric6 every doubtful State, let us again
cast up our occur of probabilities,
judged by the elections as far as they
have progressed, and be ruled by the
demonstration of figures rather than
by fears, the querulous utterance of
which is calculated to e the
arms of our friends and encourage the
presumption ofour antagonists.
How then, now stands our account
current OF calculations, founded upon
electious which have taken place this
Fall
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-11-03
Some wears ago, as a couple Of Amc

Some years ago, as a couple Of Amc-
rican vessels were crulzing near the
West Indies, a dispute arose between
the two captains in regard to some lit-
tie point of precedence. The contro'
troversy was conducted with entire
moderation and decorum, and, shortly
afterwards, when a large plratIcai yes,
sci hove in sight, they mutually agreed
that the old dispute should be decided
in favor ofhim, who should do the grea-
test executionupon the common enemy.
The example was a good one, and we
are clad 10 see that the w sections OF
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-11-03
AGAINST MIR. VAN buren,.

So, that, give the Spoilsmen N. Jer-
sey and Pennsylvania-wc should be
very sorry to believe that they have
bagged either the n or The other
and we still beat them ipcnty.ire clec-
toral rotcs. And, as for the remaining
ten States, the chances are at least
equal in our favor. Look aloft, then,
we say, and throw TO the winds all vain
regrets and needless nrprehensions
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-11-03

GnArr / N rHE UEIrED SrArEs-The
following is taken from a late number Of
the Fredericksburg Arena:
Much curiosity has been exhibited to
know the average annual amount OF grain
produced in the United States. There 10
no data which enables US 10. arrive AZ an
accurate result; but the following table.
il is said, presents AS close an sppro1ims.
ton as the circumstances Of the case will
permit
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-06

EDICiiMOND Blnnh Eook hanufactory-MAiO
Ia & DAVIS respectfully announce that they have
commenced the Blank Book Manufacturing, and solicit
the patronage of the public, to whom they pledge indus,
try and punctua!y, neat and faithful execution OF all
orders entrusted ~ them.
MEEcuAsrs can be furnished at the shortest notice,
with Account Books of every description ruled accord
ing to direction made Of the best materials, bound IN the
best manner, with without patent spring backs, and
Russia end pieces
CLERKS OF CorRrs throughout Virg inia, be fur.
nsrd with any Of the Bucks used in their offices, by
specifying the description of Book wanted and for what
Court and it will be packed and forwarded to any part
Of Virginia. warranted to suit or no charge will be made
Book BrSDISG of every description, executed with
neatness, durability and dispatch.
Orders left at our Main Street, first square
above the Eagle Hotel, will be punctuay attended TO-
April &C. li7-w6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-06
A a IA REWARD.-Ran away from the subscribel

R d A REWARD.-Ran away from the subscriber
y u ~ OH Tuesday, the 9Th inst, my Negro man.
JACOB He is n stout well.made man. about 50 years
old feet 10 inches high and has Of the fin
gers of the left hand contracted, BY being burnt when
Child lie las high forehead. and is little inclined
to be bald he was born at Dr. James Walkers S, near
Buckingham Courthouse afterwards belonged to YIN.
Jones, Of Buckingham county, and was boatman on
James River during the years Of 1903 and >, and
given by said Jones to his daughter, Lucy Davis Du-
ring the last 2 years he occasionally employed
head boalman Appon'altox river. suspect he will
rv 10 aet euployment on one or the other of these
vtrs or to stay in his old negborhood and lie very pro-
bably has Tree pass, and will change his name. will
give tie above reward any who will bring him TO
inc or secure him in Jail, so that get him again
ANDERSON LUMPKlN.
Prince EGrard .9yrI %. 1l1-w3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-06

RJ OTlCE-Al persons having claims against the es-
" tate Of the late DR.. A. Wharton OF GoochIand coun.
IT, Va requested to present them 10 the Executor for
payne n and all who indebted TO it by bond other
wise are earnestly requested TO discharge the
April Cnnrl that there may be final settlement and
division Of the personal estate The representatives Of
DR.. A. Wharton who residing out Of the State are
hereby notified that tic Executor is ready to pay them
or their authorized agents their proportions Of the per-
sona or real estate which has been settled up
JOSIAH LEAkE,
Executor Of Il. Uh.I!on, dcceascd
April -. Ili-wIw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-06
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LINES On FINDING \ WORM IN AN ~
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And LESSONS tax C, q patience, :" ava
For in ,Lis musty, oil, black letter p rni,.,
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Whc,r ancient spc Hing matter tEpnf.
And ,c-ms long o,-occ, TO msuy. ,u
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~ , ;cs thou hast found thy VISIONS fraSs'
~, Iow ;he- fair humanity leust.
t,in.;n~ the volume, will let thee i've,
No, trlc away the life cannot give
chus with thy feelings do sympa!hrze:
I'rn bat ookworn Of sreutcr size:
Who knows, some brother worm, in days 10 come,
In ducr page than this may fad i hore;
In silence and obseurity, Ut rest,
Rhyme, prose, and poetry may t'sic digest,
The only living thing who might iacliue
Totravel through some future page OF ni'ne!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-06
d. 4 IN REWARD.-.Ardsc j.-Ran away from
"a u .,n s,,l,S.:-;i.r aLu,,L lslh ur Anrca
w. P. NJ. w.

y L 90 the subscriber about ne Isi Of Sore S
Der last Il yellow of the of EDWIN, (Ie some
times calls himself Edwin Burks about feet 10 inches
high rather raw-boncd, little stopped ia his Shout
dcrs, his councnance very good, hair loeraby bus
te has lost most Of his jaw teeth: and what may be
called lam"rn.jawed. He is Il good shoemaker. He
has free papers with him.
will give $50 if said negro is apprchcndcd in the
State and $50 if unprecedented o the State, and So
secured that get him again.
Feb % tH5-trl Of RockJridgc.
atREAT NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN DIAL
SW TX MAIL ROUTE-The Petersburg Rail. road
Company inform the public that their Road extending
from Petersburg, VA BIkrcy. North Carolina on the
Roanoke distance of 10 miles, and constituting part
Of the Great Daily Mail Route North and South! is now
amply provided with superior Locomotives and Cars TO
accommodate all the travel that may offer. The Cars
leave each end of the Road daily, on the arrival of the
respective Mails. Travellers with their own cqupases
can have their horses and carriages transported on this
Road with perfect safety and conrencnce and thus
pcrf,rru in or hours, while resting their horses a
Journey which would otherwise require two days to &C.
compiSh.
The Buckley Hotel at the southern termination of the
Rail Road, has been rebuilt Of brick enlarged
scale, and pains will be spared to render its accun-
modaons such as vii! give satisfaction TO passengers
and travellers generally.
Besides the daily line of Mail Coaches from Rlakeey
for the South, via Raleigh, Fayetteville, &c, there is
the Mail Line at Fayetteville, and also line from the
Rail Road al BelfeId to GAINESVILLE, Milton and Dan
vile.
Another t weekly Line from Blakeley passes through
Warrpnton, Oxford, &c, and connects with line TO
Salisbury, N. G.
In the of the present season. n branch will be
opened from the Petersburg aRoad at BrIfeld TO
Wilkins Ferry at CASTOR: Oh the Roanoke, from whence
Rail Road to cross the river by bridge is now about
to be constructed TO Raleigh.
The Rail Road from Baltimore to Washington is now
in operations thence Potomac landing, the line is con-
tnued by steamboats,; thence via Fredericksburg 10
Richmond, considerable portion of the Rail. Road il
nished-and the remainder is in rapid course to COM
plc,ion The line continues from Richmond TO Peters
bury, by turnpike road-and thence by The Petersburg
Rail- Road to Blakcley before mentioned, is the main
and only Daily Mail Route between Boston and New
Orleans
Office Of the Petersburg Rail Road Company !
February 25, 1886
March 10. li5-tlJune
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-06
(From the Nemark (Ohio) Gazette.

We citizens of the town Of Granville, in tho county
Of Licking, and State OF Ohio. having understood from
report, and from certain notices published III
newspapers, that State Convention Of Delegates from
the Abolition Societies Of Ohio is 10 be held III inns
place Ga the 9th day of pri ensuing and having had
bitter experience in times past OF the evil effect OF ADO
lon meetings. tending to destroy the peace or Soce-
ty and introduce dscord aud contention through all lis
constituent Departmental and learning that great and
increasing excitement already exists, not only In our
own but the cghborng towns, III prospect OF lie con-
tempaled meeling,-We do, therefore, most earnestly
demonstrate against any such meeting being held III
town. the said 9Th Of April. or any other day
in the year And most earnestly call upon and
request nil officers and leaders of the Abolition So
cipy and all who are or may be appointed delegates
the said Convention if they have the least regard Tor
peace and welfare for the well being OF the re-
gious, moral, and literary institution established among
MS to abstain from coming I" said meeting ana we 90
hereby best endcayors, by all lawful
and proper MEANS to prevent any such public meeting
from being held within the limits Of corporation.
Granville March 3D. 1896.
ELIAS FASSETT, .Nnyor.
SAMUEL BANCROFT, Recorder.
WM S. RICHARDS,
Knowles LISSEL,
SYLVESTER SpELMAS,
SHERLOCK MOWER,
DANIEL WILDMAS,
LUuaca
Juus Cumsn c. Sawyer l.. Lyman, H. umln, John Krs,
Giles Hckox, f. parsoa Serene Wright u. Wright Put Eager
C. w Ella c. King John q. Baker Samuel oaran, Arthur
Pond, j. Higgins Daniel Connr John Eynns Dsre puscn
bury Lewis S"ua, Ors Cas- Lewis Humphrey Lewis Mor'on
Grove w. Cs.. a Pepper H. w. Bo.t~ek, llcz kb"um H.
Ioladu, p W. Taylor Chimney Humphrey, Irns Humphrey,
Thomas l'omlinson, T. Crawford, Simeon Reed ~ D. J"w D.
r. Cook D. Humphrey, j. Il. Spasc W Asher C. C. Rose H.
Snns Aaron Mcnriae D. n%l O'" H. la.et, Wight J,
Sheldon swan Josiah Taylor, T. Crr, Henry CVsyn D. Amber
son, A. F. prclnrl.l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-06
Feb. q.

"ITY FLOUR MILLS FOR SALT am C..
q sirouS to sell uy mills on the James river clA2
near the city Of Richmond. Persons disposed 10 par.
chase are invited to view the property which w. Be
sold low and on liberal credit, Il desired by IA" Pug
chaser. Should the property not be dispose! o; !t.r
the first day Of June next, the subscriber will hc all
necessary arrangements for carrying the business
heretofore. THOMAS RU1HERtOO
March 20. lOl--t21N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-06

SiTRAYED or Strirn from the stables OF the t"r".
- bian Hotel, about ten days ago, two Ma''S-'Gr
surrcl, with eye out, two li'nd let white: al" "be
place in her forehead; six or seven years old-'" oe:
very dark bay, white, except very sna! aii'';
aucc Of her hind feet five years Old tbs S!a.
about four feet inches L!gh rather hardSon" at &:
said to pace well. These are the property Of Dr.
James ~ Norris residing at the Green Springs: i.a:.
Whoever may deliver these H!arcs, CT either ii t'"t :,
Dr. Norris or To the subscriber in this CITY, sha. De .i
aL!r rewarded, aud all expenses paid.
April ~. TilG--t JAQCELlN I. IA ! !.Et
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-06

MELL TATERE-.The subscribers Leg i'aVe 10 M
b form their country friends anu The puplc genera"
H. that they Ina W taken THIS well known cS'h!'''
aud WILL The first day cl April uc i'a"y "
Ill those vino NAV ts kind enough 10 honor us VITA tief
custom The house has. but 4 short uEe since S'h%
,hroush thorough repair; i'll addition TO "'iG we s
continue 10 mike such improvements Is VIII os ec
sary for the better accommodation OF our custos''
We pie dye ourselves to use the most ihoeialS''e
ertions 80 renter our visitors comfortable alid
a. we mean 10 keep but the best servants Cul
Table s!ia IT, supplied with The best OF every lhi's ~
can lie procured III n'ark''t-our Bar, VAIN tilc NUS
choice LGuosaad Stable with good and "t''i''e
O;llsrs and every variety % grun and forage that Is
used at any olbc snla: establishment. We have both
rvrd long apprenticeship at our business the FIRST la v
i'm lived in e .ic Hotel for the last tive or SIX years
a: the latter tie Bell Tavern four years, during Inc
G. of Mrs kcsu, AMI from that ti:ne to the present,
has continued in the sunc business. The public may
rest assured that pains expense on the part Oh el-
,Irr shall be spared to give general satisfaction.
JNO. KING.
EDMD. N. ALLEN.
March -. lU9-wti
E-1ARiiiAGE MAKING IN FARAVlLLE.-The
8 Subscribers under the firm nt W. a. }. BLAHToS,
have made such arrangements az vii! enable them to
nltuiactu.c extensively in this place, Carriages OF
every description Barorchrs, Gigs and Sukrs Of tine
best Qualify We hare engaged Tho very best hands nj
every branch of the business onF ens: ahG the pun
lie generally are solicited 10 give us cal! and examine
our work. Repairs done with neatns:;s and despatch;
WILLIS BLANTON,
JAMES; BLANTON.
FarmvilIr, Prince Edward, Va, Feb. IS. 93-wtf
EN Observation-Disclosures In Gooc!lIand Coun-
q ~ Court. 2lst March, l-3t;:
Pleasant Turner and Wilson Turner, heirs OF VIII
liam Turner, deceased, flalnIhS;
Against Lamgslon hlosby and Lucy his wife, Richard
Tucr and Mary his wife, Abrln Basket aud Fanny
his wife, George Davis and Annry his wife, and Henry
Enr.san and Lucinda his wiir also heirs Of said VIII
liam Turner Defendants
The bill Of the Plaintiffs being fled and the Defend
ants Henry Eunerson and Lucinda his wife, not having
entered their appearance and given security according
To The Of Assembly and the rules Of this court and
appcaring 10 tie satisfaction OF the court that they are
not lrIlLlants Of this country On The motion of the
plaintiffs By counsel it is ordered. that the said defend.
ants Henry tlrlcrSOn and Lucinda his wife, do appear
here the first day Of June court next and answer the
plaintiffs b and that copy Of this order be forthwith
inserted in newspaper printed in the city Of lilcI-
mono: cr TWO months successfully. and posted at the
front donr Of the court house OF this county.
Copy-Trste. MAR W. MILLER, d. c.
ApiiiS. ll2-wSwT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-06

WNTM McCRERY, DrHprr ant I"nor. has rcr.,.
w ed 4 handsotHe assortment Of new SE!iHL cal
Summer Gootls Of beautiful and superior qsiy. Il.
solic!ts an early call from his CUSTOMERS ana the pC
generally in the City and c"unify-and PROMISES h,
best efforts to all who favor him.
April -. lI>--t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-06

FENlMBER! TIMBEIi!-The highest prices Wi =
y given for good, sc;soacd wheel spokrs aud ,9e>.
deliverable Il, the pcn'tcn;iary. Immediate delivery
solicited For information respecting them, apply either
to Col Charles S. Morgan, Superintendent, or /"
TIOS. G. MONCURE. G.. 4.
1T
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-06

dNORN FOR SALE.-TEe subscriber. IIrr. n
Y Goochand county, on james River four miles IL.
low Car,rrsyillr offers for sale 700 barrels q: Corn aI
"a f;O lbs Of fodder TARLTON FLEMING
April ~ ilb-wtiJuEr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-06

JACKSON, LOUISA, FOR SALE.-The subscr.
% ber having determined to move to the Southwest,
oilers for sale tie above mentioned well known and
liable establishment, comprising his Tavern, Store
house. Tanyard, Biacksrnitbs shop. and 500 Of
Land II is Sc mics from acknowledging situated
on the main Stage road leading from Richmond TO Lou
lisa Court house, Orange Courthouse, Gordonsville,
Ilartisonburg, McchanicsviIe, Lindsays Store, and
Charlottesville. There three dwelling houses, two
stories high belonging 10 this establishment, together
with all necessary out hoases. The lanyard is now in
profitable operation and the neighborhond supplies
abundance of hides There this Tract, sucicn-
cy Of meadow land to produce 100000 lbs Of hay an
nuay. and market al the place for the whole Of il
The Stages from Richmond to Charlottesville and
Orange Courthouse stop at this place for breakfast and
dinner six times week The situation is very healthy,
and the neghborhood agreeable; the Land is well
tered and adapted 10 Tie growth Of tobacco, corn
whea, and oats. To any person wishing 10 purchase
such property the terms will be accommodating The
above property can lie divided to great advantage suit
a tavern and lanyard establishment.
April5. [lll-lat3m"] ELISHA JACKSON.
NJOTICE-The subscriber wishes TO hire for the ba
- lance Of the year, first rate Cook who
come well recommended, and for such liberal price
will be given JOHN VOWLES,
Eagle Hotel, Charlottesville, "a
Feb g. 94-H
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-06
EsdsYE Ei&'.E'sG.

EARLY EVENTS IN TENAS.
The following has published the New Orleans Bee
2oi uio which paper addressed by the unfortunate
Wood who shared fate of Division of Col Funnn.
tails the eaes, aud rpohl present
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-06

YEyllE CELEBRATED IMPORTED ARABIAN
IL HORSE, BUSS0RAH ARABIAN, !ca"l.iai
golden sorc !oa!cd in the year 1874 and looks "dac
like colt. will stand 1T my stable in the county "t Ch"s'
ter!ied III miles from RicsaHond and ~ from Chester.
field Court. House, at Mr.. Mauks Tavern in the lower
rdge Of Powha,an, and st Mr.. VIM. 5. Ovclion $ ma'
GIod,s Bridge, and will BIZ let TO mares at the very It"
ducrd price Of So the single leap. 10 he pau at liz In"
If s.rring; Sl2 the season. which may BE- discharged
By the payment of $40 i'll the season, and SD 10 !"se
to be in foal, to be paid soon As she IS '>"r
tanned be in foal Parting with the mare irriS H."
insurance. Mares put by the insurance must lr r"-a
arly returned every ninth day from png, the season
to expire the 18th July.
The strices attention will be paid by careful Groom
10 prevent accidents, but will no; be responsible ff
such as may happen:
That Bussorah will prove Of immense aGvanas", -
certain. he possesses and impars To his colts Lc1u'y
and graceulncss of form and action that other horse
has can inpart
Reference to Edward Scott Of Powhatan, James Sci
den Central Course Frederick Clarke of Manchester,
William Finney Of Powhaan, John llcth Of Goa! Mines,
and W. J. Barksdae of Amelia.
II Fifty cents to the Groom in every case. Pas,H,
rage gratis and if required. fed grain for - cents F
day. AUGUSTUS w. FLOuRNNi.
April -. li%--t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-06
April y!

tho preamble required that omitted Lands West Of the Ale
uany should be- entered the COMMISSIONER books charged
al! and damages properly chargcabc ike
wise that sac u Larascs should he paid before the LIST OF Ju
j., 1885 order 10 pTvrnt forfeiture: The time extended
the November next, but the object OF this cAtrnsom
uiuri To the proprietor tar opportunity tc thr II does
G,rsc with the q" entering omitted lands with the
missioner speedily possible, ii such lands omitted prior
to ISL.
(a Th. an uo aEdis made expressly ap
ply all Im every par, the State 1t does
s.nsc with the the 18th scclu the
law = Revised EoLc page % cAcct M the qaGnam OF
v taxation. That section required the
nj 0rc lands previously
seSsrG and charge the nh such taxes Justly
able from the time That the title accrued 10 such his
Omitted lands acquired by purchase could only
from the date II the Oncr'S t umd could
computation u damages further back ian the ISL! The
which this relris, supplies the OF assessing
taxing omitted lands, and reduces the u damages 1t urs
the Inducements whose unG thus
especially III Western Virginia. 10 them lUhm m be
with the commissioner.
(.yDte The following is tho Eth tho nc, Of 1881
" No pCnjns hereafter be iu
the recovery uI lands lying West OF the Allegheny
nsa.t auo;S person JOna tide c!liTiu: the lands
ou TO the passing OF th nct, and having had the said lands
claimed IT,, l duly entered the books Of
the Rcvcauc, and having paid aud discharged all
charged aud justly charseac against shal be allowed 10 give
rncG grant vi the Commonwealth Of the lands
demanded, support ms thereto, shall slcw that
he has hal the lands claimed by him and dcn,aadeh duly
books OF the Curi"s OF the Revenue cbnp
according to law cn has actually paid the chmrgcd
justly cIarscuhlc thereon against him them: Porcd That
shall continue and Oc u:cc the
the passing Of this aad longer: find poricd aO That
whose lands
his r or their lands with the Commissioner U the Revenue
the county wcir such lands shall hes and have the
Tor .uc an the certified Auditor
shall ch charge the
with the and and pcr
whose depending. shn be
trial. reasonable time shall b. allowed
her their ai and pay the taxes unless hc she they slu
choose 10 suffer s;lcE non snt, or go 10 TRIAL.
JAS. L. HEATH, .iudit0r Of Public .3ccounts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-06
1lS-wtf

@tPRlNG GOODS.-The subscribers beg leave 10 in
IS form the Merchants OF Virginia and the public &C.
morally, that they now opening an unusually largc
stock Of staple fancy and domestic Day Goops adapted
to the approaching seasonand by every arrival from
New York In addition 10 the entire purchases made in
the Northern cities, we have The pleasure Of announcing
10 our friends the recep, of splendid variety of French
GooGs, imported by direct. consisting of new style
painted MnSlins, plain and .urcd Silk Paris Gloves,
Rbbnrls thread Camhrcs and Ilandkcrchicts &c &c
All of which will be sold the usual terms, and at
tlstactory prices. ~
DlNFORD, BROOKS, GAY & CO.
:ci,, 81