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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-25
Eagle Hotel, jackson, Mi.

J. JUNES, Proprietor
Columbus, Nov A, ls37--l7tfl Eagle Hotel
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-11-29
I thought thy bridal-bed to have deck'd."

A WEDDING AND FUNsRAL.-Rarely
does it fall to our lot to record more re-
markablc act of Providence, than that Of
which we are now called to speak. We
yesterday announced the marriage of the
sister of our friend Alderman Peters, at his
own house, and this day we record the
death of his estimabIe wifc-a lady beloved
by all hei acquaintonces for her domestic
virtues, and other excellent qualities--an
event, rs we are informed, almost coinci-
dent with the marriage. She was in hel
accustomed health and spirits, during the
morning, aud. after the marriage ceremony
was engaged in putting up parcels of the
wedding cake for her friends. Feeling sud
denly III, she went to her bed, and as she
rested her head upon her pllow-expired
The coincidence is MS touching AS the be-
rcayement will be deeply felsby her numer-
ous family and friends. How sudden the
transition cypress wreath for the we'd
ding garland The theme is one for tn,
muse of Mrs. Sigourney.
". y. Commercial Advertiser.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-11-29

Another Indian Dsputation.-No less
than twenty seven Indians, of high rank,
arrived in this city by the Providence Cars,
Oh Sunday, accompanied by MAJOR Dough-
erty Indian agent. They represent the
Grand, Loup, Topage, and Republican
Pawnces, and Otoes, Omahas and Mis-
souris. They took lodgings at Concer
Hall, and, in the afternoon, in barouches
they visited the Navy Yard. They are fine
intelligent looking men, and apparent,
more advaLced in years, than the body
who we're recently here, with Black Hawk
Bosf Post.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-11-29

ln'this town, on Friday evening l7lh inst. Mary
Elizabeth, infant daughter of Mr.. Edward F. New
ton. aged months.
On Tuesday, 2fst inst, Nathaniel Lyndon, son
Of Mr., Joseph Gladding aged years and IL mos
On Friday last, Mary Mason, daughter of Mr..
William Hale aged years and months.
Al Middletown; on the 18th inst Joseph Rogers
Esq formerly member Of the General Assembl,
from thatiown, aged 10 years.
In Easi-Greenwich. lith inst. Mr.. Washington
Vaughn son Of Mr. Lodowick Vaughn in the 3ni
year of his age.
AT East Chester, n. Y. on the 18th inst, VIII
liam nj. Evans, ESQ.,, formerly OF this town.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-11-29

Bernardo de Soto, one Of the officers Of
the piratical vessel which robbed the bar
que Mexico, and committed sundry other
depredarions on the high seas, aud was
duly convicted with others, Of said offencs,
but, for his humanity in saving the passen-
gers and crew Of an American vessel, while
on fire, was pardoned by the President,
is now the commander of stea mboat ira
ding between the ports of Havana aud Ma
tanzas.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-11-29
NEWPORT ACADEMY.

TuvHE subscriber would respectfully inform bis
u friends and the public that the Newport A..
cademy, having been recently put in good repair
and an Instructress provided for the Female De.
partment is open for the reception Of pupils Of
both sexes. Instruction will be given in the Eng.
lish, Classical, and Mathematical studies commonly
taught in Academies, the French Language &c &c.
Grateful for past favors he respectfully soliciis
a continuance of patronage and hopes, by giving
his uudividcd attention TO the business Of ins,ruc
ton 10 give general satisfaction TO those who conhde
the instruction of their children TO his care
The Winter quirter Of the Male Department viii
commence on Monday. December 4th. Teins from
81, to SO, per quarter OF IL weeks.-IT Extra and
optional, for French OF Spanish, taught by pro
fessor Of Languages, So
j. BRIGGS. Principal
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-11-29

In this town, on Sunday evening last, BY the
Rev. Mr.. Freeman, Mr.. Henry Holt. to Miss Fan
ny Sweet. daughter Of the late Mr.. Pau, Sweet.
In Burrillville, Mr. James s. Cook. of Woon-
socket 10 Miss Elsie A. Sayles of the former place
In Woonsockei, Mr.. Lyric Lamson, 20 Miss
Deborah Carey.
In North-kingstown, 10Th inst, Mr. Benz. Colt
rell, OF South kingS,own, to Miss Mary c ,dangh-
ter Of the late Wilbor Hazard ofthe former place.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-11-29

Quick RUN.-The packet ship, Great
Britain, Capt. French, sailed from this port
for St. Croix on the 2Sth Of Oct, with a
large number Of passengers, and had ar
rived out previous TO the sailing of the
Condor. As the Condor reports eleven
days passage home, the Great Britain's
passage did not exceed ten days.
Since the above was in type, we learn
that the ship Whtmore, Captain Waiting
ton, which sailed from this port on the same
day with the Grea, Britain, made her pas.
sage in eight days.
Commercial Advertiser.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-11-29
MILITARY CONVENTION.

1PThc Members of the Rhode Island
Military Convention are hereby notified
that meeting of said Convention will be
held a, tie Hall Of the United Company
I'raiu of Artillery, in Providence, Decem-
ber 9TH, 1897, at O'Clock p. N. to make
such arrangements as will be necessary TO
carry their objects into effect. A general
aud punctual attendance is most earnestly
requested-All Chartered Military Com
panies not heretofore represented are re-
specifnlly invited 10 send delegates to The
same, not less then three, General, heg''
mental and Staff Officers throughout ih'
State are also solicited to attend. by or
der of the Executive Committee.
EBENEZER FULLER, Secretary.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-11-29

James W. Nc Ciung-(claimed as whig
by the Journal of Commerce)-has been
chosen Speaker of the Alabama House OF
Representatives. The votes stood-for
M'Clung 50, for Shields 81.
The Mobile Com mmercinl Bulletin says
Mr.. M'CIung Is, and always has been,
fast friend of the principles and measures
of the democratic pary-no man In the
State supported the administration of Gen.
jackson with more zeal. Though from
personal consideration he gave his support
to Judge White, he declared openly and
decidedly that in differing from most O.
his old political associates, who preferred
Mr.. Van Buren,, it was difference refer
ring to men only, and involved no change
of principle.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-11-29
BRIGHTON MARKET, Monday, Nov. %

BRIGHTON MARKET, Monday, NOV ~
Reported for The Boston Daily Adv. and PairIo'.
AT market, 1900 Beef Cattle, 100 Stores, 6o"
Sheep and 1910 Swine.
PRrcgs--Bee Caule-we quote extra at ~ W
= first quality at 6 a 6 so; second qualry %
IS; third quality e1s52J
BarreiIing CstiIe-we quote mess 5oi no L.
IS; NO. 2, $50
s,ores-Ycsri,nss a 90; two year old IS
., three year old SCI IS.
sheep-Lo,s were taken at 80, 81, ., ~
2 Is, 2 30, and IS.
swine--Lo,s to peddIc taken at cor 5oTs' ana
fof P3rrows; - fefail t1rl .
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-11-29

SHrPwREcK. We learn from the New
London Gazette that on Wednesday night
last, in the gale, the schooner Spartan,
Capt. Pres6ury, of Taunton, from New
York, laden principally with -four, was cast
away on the northside of Race Point, Fish
er's Island. The vessel was discovered
early in the morning, breaking up, and
two men still clinging to a part of the wreck,
who were soon after washed off aud disap-
peared The bodies of four men and n
boy drifed on shore, aud were taken care
Of for burial. 1t is conjectured from some
circumstances, that the crew consisted of
FIVE men and boy. There was also a
passenger on board, whose name from pa
pers found in his pocket-book, was ascer-
taned to be George Godfrey.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-11-29
RHoDE-IsLAND REPUBLICAN, NovEMpER 20, 1887.

er Blooming Youth. commanded by Cap
Mitchell. concerning whom so much has
been said in the northern papers in connec-
tion with the pirate story, has arrived at
Mobile from Key West. in charge Of an
officer ofa u. s. Revenue Gutter.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-11-29

Two men lost their lives on Tuesday
afternoon, at Mr.. Watson's establishment,
nj the corner of Boston and Aborn streets,
near Danvers. They were employed in
blasting rocks at well, and imprudenily
descended to the bottom Immediately after
the explosion of gunpowder. One was an
Irisbman named Daniel Grow, the other an
American, named Greasy. The cause oI
death was the inhalation of noxIons gas.
Salem Advertiser.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-11-29

New-YoaK carrLE MsRSEr, NV. 20.
Beeves-The supply of Beeyes ia msrkct inclu-
ded 800 head, Of which number go were from the
Souih the qualify Of the cattle was f,ir; but the
demand bring dull ranged lfom 8 50, averaging
~ % per 100 lbs decline Of IS cents on las,
weeks sales
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-11-29

c. Rives, Va; John Black, Miss. john
Kent, Nd; Thos. Morris, Ohio; John
Upton, Ind; Thomas II. Benton, Mo. |;
VIM. 9. Fulton, Arkansas; Lucius Lyon,
Mich.
Besides these, there is vacancy to be
filled in Georgia, growing out of the resig-
nation of Dir. King, and perhaps another
in place Of Mr.. Cuihbert of Georgia, whom
il is rumored will resign his seat.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-11-29

The MiIledgeville Recorder says" A.
mong other reports, it is rumored here that
Mr.. Forsyth vii! be candidate for the U.
s. Senate, il being understood that the
places Of both the present Senators will be
filled by others BY the Legislature. Mr..
Cutl,burt, il is understood, has been long
anxious TO retire, and will certainly do 60
during the session.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-11-29

New ORLEANS, Nov. l3. The weather
has for few days been far from agreea-
BILE or propitons to health. The cool,
bracing air of last week has moderated to n
temperature almost as warm and sultry as
the dog days of August still the city con-
tinues healthy, nor need apprehensions be
entertained of fresh outbreak of the pes
thence. Prabably before forty-eight hours,
another change may take place, and the
chill winds of the north be upon us again.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-11-29

The schr. Glide, of Bristol, Me. went ashore on
Saturday morning, at half-pasi o'clock, at Lloyds
Neck, l.. !. Gin the sounj) She has bilged, broke
her ruddcr, and keel. and started her stern post.
The Glide was nearly new vessel from New
port, bound here in ballast. Insured in Boston,
laleis News Boos
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-11-29
ny HIS ExcELLENcY.
JOHN BROWN FRANCS,
Gorernor Captain General Con'nandsrim in Chief cfths
STATE Of Rhode Islandesd Prorifesce P!ania,ions.
A PROCLAMATION.


Whereas the General Assembly of the State aiore-
sad the I'd day Of November instant, passed the
following resolutions, TO wit;
Whereas It becomes beings dependent upon the
good providence OF God. for life, health, and every
blessing. with gratitude to unite IN acknowledging
Ills kindness and love towards His undeservlng
crealures aud the season having arrived usually set
apart by our ancestors for the public acknowledge
nent OF the unmerited mercles OF God therefore,
Rcsoirsd that Thursday the ihirleth day OF No
vember instant be set apart as day OF Public
Thanksgiving aud Praise 10 Almighty God; Aud
this General Assembly recommend, that the citizens
ofhis State, abstainng from unnecessary labor AS
semble together that day, in their respective Pa-
ces of worship, aud with devou aud grateful hearts
unite in thanksgiving and praise to God for all hIs
niercies and the innumerable bounties which he has
conferred npon them: for the blessing Of civil and
religious liberty established IN this State from It's com
meneement by which all persons are entitled to pro
lection by law, for their persons aud property, and
worship according TO the dictates ol their coisciences
for cansing the labors Of the husbandman during the
past season to be successful, whereby pen,ii, har-
vest ohe productions of The earth is secured for ouf
sustenence for the prosperous condition OF other de-
par,menls of Industry aud Enterprise: for the health
domestic tranquility and security enjoyed by the peo
pie fths county during the past year; and above
ALL for the hope OF everlasiing life and happiness Civ
Ell us. IN the gospel of our Lord and Saviour, Jesus
Christ, revealed in the holy scriptures.
Rnsotred that His Excellency, the Governor, be
requested 10 issue his Proclamation OF these resou
,ons, and cause the same to be published in all the
newspapers printed in this State.
do therefore, pursuan, to the above rect ed Reso
lutions, issue this INV Proclamation, TO make knowr
the same, that the good people ofthis State may con
form thereto.
Given under my hand, aud the seal of said State
al Providence, this sixth day Of November, in tn
year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred am
thirty seven, and of Independence the sixty second
JOHN BROWN FRANCIS
b., His Excoilencys command:
HENRy BowES, Sec'ry.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-11-29

Navsl-U. 3. ship Fairfield, aud brig
Dolphin were Mt Boenos Ayres, Sept 25,
to sail for Rio Janeiro, in few days--sIl
well.
U. s. ship Independence was at Madeira,
Oct. l6.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-11-29

FIRE IN NEw- -YoRK-MR. DEwEY's
CHURCH DEsTRoYED-On Sunday morn
ing between four and five o'clock, the Sec
ond Congregational Unitarian Church, sit
uated at the corner Of Prince and Mercer
streets. was discovered to be on fire. The
alarm, was Immediately given, and some
progress was made, it was thought, in ex-
tinguishing the flames, when they sudden
" burst out again, having crept up within
the walls, and consumed tho building, leav-
ing only the naked walls standing.
The library of the congregation was saw
ed entire and without damage. The pri-
rate library Of Mr.. Dewey, the pastor, was
also saved, bu, somewhat injured it is,
however, insured for $1,000. His manu-
scripts were also saved in good order, as
was also the communion plate. An at
tempt was made TO carry out the new organ
and the beautiful chandeliers, but the flame.
beat off the persons who attempted, and
they were lost.
The organ was fine me, Of powerfa
tones, and was put up only a few weeks
since at a cost Of $500. II was insured
for $4,000 The church was insured fol
sl2, 900, which is scarcely hnlf,he origina
cost. II was well built, and the inierio
was uncommouIy elegant. There IS NJ
erroneous report that the policy had expiret
Just before the fire.
The ERE is supposed to have been ca"s
cd by defect in one Of the hues, the fire.
having been lighted in the stoves on Satur
day night. " n Erening fo't
The United States Scaats On the Al
IL March, 1899. the term Of service Of ilI
following gentlemen viii expire; N. '
TaIImadge Of New York; Benjamin Swll
w.; Daniel Webster, Massachusetts Ash
sr Robbins, r. l.; John NJ. Niles, Conn.
". ". Bsyard, DEL; Samuel l.. South
ari. \. j.. samuel NrNcrn, Pa; WI
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-11-29

se;.ure Of tie Pirate HitehsH-and his
.,,w. Ions. black scI,ooucr."-Thes sclioon-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-11-29
NORTHKINGSTOWN BANK.

4 r the Annual meeting Of the Stockholders Of
"A the Norihkings,ou Bank, on Monday the 10th
inst the following persons were chosen Directors;
Jonathan Reynolds, Ezbon Sanford, JefIery Davis,
Pardon r. Hammond. John p. Whit!ord. Christie
pher Allen, Joseph c. Sanford, William Baker,
Jeremiah G. Chadscy. William q. Hammond, Ez
bon Sanford Jr., Nicholas Sphinx, Daniel Stanton,
William Browning, Eliphalet Young. Alfred Up.
dixie. John J. Reynolds. and William Holloway. jr.
And at a subsequent meeting Of the Directors, Jon
athan Reynolds. Esq. was reelected President oi
said Bank. II. r. HAMMOND, Cashier.
Wexford. Nov 2I. 1887 --29, 3w.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-11-29
MARINE MEMORANDA.

Arrived at Mobile Goth inse, schr. Geneva
Almy from this port
Arrived at Savannah Goth inst, sloop Alert
Brown from this port
Arrived at Charleston 20th inst, schr. Reaper
Eddy, 10 days from this port
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-11-29
CLEARED.

Sehr. Delight in Peace, Nickerson, Prov.
Sloop Caroline. Barker, .iavana.
Do Rienzi, Heath, New York,
Do Moses Eddy. Child, do.
Dc. Victory, Heath, do.
Do. Camilla, Vars, Prov.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-11-29
WHALE SHIPS

Ship Erie, Dennis, Of this port. full of oil bound
home, was at Cloudy Bay June l7,h.
Ship John Coggeshall, Macey, of this port, with
1850 bbis sp. oil was near Curtis Islands June 9Th
! AT Valparaiso, Angus, l5th Ship Frederick
Domin, Of this port, 1860 bbls. sp. oil.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-11-29
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.

SATURDAY, 25th.
Schr's McDonrough, Eldredge, from Cape Ann
Harvest, Taylor; and RoSton, ElliSt, both from
Boston, and all tor New York.-Brigs Samuel,
Barker, from Somerset.-Armada, Mason, from
Portland, for New York.
SUNDAY, 25,h.
Ship Montezuma. Iiason, from Savannah, for
Providence ce.-Schrs Deligh, in Peace, Nickerson
from Boston. Exchange, Andrews from N York
for Taunton. Charles, Godfrey, from Taunton
for New Workshops Camilla, Vars, from New
York-B. ID. Jones, West, from New Bedford
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-11-29

The story of the disappearance of the
island of Juan Fernandez, caused by an
earthquake, is doubted-the island having
been seen fourishing in all its glory, sub
sequent to the date when, according to the
account referred to, il must have disappear
cd
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-11-29

Gen. Duff Green is making arrangements
to dispose Of his printing concern nt Baltl-
more, prepatory to a removal to Texas.
Wheat, at the last dates, was selling IN
Zanesville, Ohio, for one dollar bushel,
and at Newark for seventy FIVE cents.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-10-28

The following from the New York Courier, and
Enquirer, appears to be as authentic report OF the
election in Mainc,1s have seen:
"MArxE.--A list Of tho Maine representatives,
published in tho Portland Courier, shows the cleo
ton of NINETY SIX Wing members Of the House
Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Loco Focos; five
Conscrvativcs-and eight districts in which there
was no choice ut the second trial. This is the
present state of the popular branch Of the lcgis
Iaturc.
In the Senate the Wings have ten members
the Loco Focos l4--and there is one vacancy in
the eastern district Of Washington county.
Giving the Loco Focos the FIVE Conservatives;
for they arc probably not worth kccping-and the
eight vacant districts entire, they will have 80
members in the House-and these added to their
ii members in the Senate, will give them on
Join, ballot lob. This is their uitimatum; there
is no contingency in which they can hold more
strength.
On Joint ballot the Wings have already secured
lOt; yotes-lO in the council and sc in the House
These lOj will fill the vacancy in the Senate, Of
course, with Wing, and in the eight vacant dis
tric,s they have an even chance Of cIecting four
members.
This Is luGCCd glorious result. IL PtdCtS '"o
entire recene ration Of the State beyond doubt
and beyond danger. May New York stand by
her side There is less to be accomplished, and
more to be hoped in the Empire State, than in
Maine. Shall VIC not initiate her efforts and
share her triumphs?'
Ou1o-Complctc returns have been received
from this state, with the exception Of one Senator
in the Maumee district, and ono Representative
in the district composed Of Wood and Lucas coun-
tics; and from the partial information received.
the probability is that they are both Whigs.-Het
give them to the vanocrats, and the Senate will
stand Wings 20, vanitcs !G-House, Wing 40,
Vanitcs 81.
VERMoxr-The official returns for Governor
have just been published, and show the Wing gam
from last year to be 2lO. Senate, Wing majority
lO-Housc 3D.
GEcRGrA.-Al the counties heard from except
two; Baker and Ware, and the Wing (Gilmer) ma
iori,y is now about 1900.
We have nothing definite from Pennsylvania,
but suppose the Wing gain on joint ballot to be
from 30 to s..
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-10-28
m. m y y ET ms
VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL PILLS,

AN AEFFECTUAL ASSlS1NT OF NATURE
1UVHESE Puts are ssconmendsd BY sbs0sands q Pee.
sons whom shey cured q CosssaPson. fa1usaan,
Colds. Indigestion, Dyspepsia. headachs, Paina and
s.,,. Of G,ne.s back pa1 ote head Usually tho
.vmpsoms Of Apopexy; Jsaadiee, Fever and Asss, b-
;ous svphus yellow and Feves al al ksds: AssA
ma, Govt, he,masism, nervous diseases, Lirss Co..
paint Peusy, iawasd weakness, epessioa Of ths piss
Rupiurss, Inflammation, Eyss Pts, Palsy, Dupy,
Small Pos, Meazle., Group, Cosgha, whoopiS Cs~As
Qunssy, Choc, Cbsissa Msrhss, Gnvsa, Worms, DXse-
tey. Deafnsss, ringing noises in shs Had, kis ksi,
ero(ula Exyspeias Sc. Assbony's Fire, Salt RAss
White Sweilnxs, Ulcers, Of thirty seaa1gs
Cancers Tumours seiIcd feet and legs Ps., Cesvssss
an esuptioDs If Skin, hishsfd Dssama Female Co.
plaia every kind, especially Oosssscsis, Rs'sxa
&c.
II. subscriber having received shs apponsneas 49,
for the Medeiss. ~ the Counties a
Delaware. Randolp, Haseork. Hesry. MaAi:n.
Rush. and wayas, would afrn do psie' 80 p = en
times, win keep ssPpay On sasd, 49, =:
Sub-Asenas in an principal so~ss vson rs sA AZ
fos Agencies, (pss petd) wfn rrosv0
nrornue asseusian, and usde knc1s
F-F JAMES CkOVER.
Crrner a Front asd Walass Ssssss, sogah q 0aia.
nrT ". Appissea q Csse.ssi11s, - - aepsisss
90; ~ ,has pfsea, asd alas ~ DsaGa, WagD O9.
Richmond. Ar<H ,, to1 -
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-10-28

FORSEE, Esq having been recently appointed Gsnss
- al Asea: by the Cca;Ea polls, fur
editorial Of shc State of INDIANA bags leave
Oder his for editors Of
.esdi, States, aad all o:hes no have
pc.soa psrsss residing il said STATE. His oco
will Ind annapolis, whore any business bic
Inns will be pu.ctualy a,teed Instructions reesivsd
and all o.ce.s speedily asd faithfully executed Twelve
vii; be exacted all collected,
forwarded the order Of the creditor. Tie
editors members Of the editorial
tis STATE, a such Others desiga bscons
m,mbss of the well those who feel
promoting the editorial corps the unissd
respectfully requested this notice three
moahs liz thoF consistent ies Of charges after
will bs paid for each insertion
are and becomc, msmhs.s OF The assoea-
tloa, I'd until dscoatiauancs - ordered.
October, Ii, 1887. lO-1n