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Southern telegraph., 1837-05-23
T. ]. JOHNSTON.
For the Telegraph.

For the Telegraph.
Mr.. PALMER: / presume your readers
hwe already heard enough to satisfy them
that the present pressure is felt in every
pnrt of the Union, AMI that no relief can be
had until some action Of the General Gov
crnment is obtained. But will our Govern
ment take any steps to mitigate or remove
tho existing evils, which, like tornado,
threatens the final destruction and over
throw Of all our finely wraught and fancied
reEPeetaAians ef ssa,IslI, rruuwn ana perpe.
tuityf Wilt Martin Van BIren, swerving
from the track of his "ilIustrious predcces-
kor," and yielding to the call of the peo-
pic, givo his aid and iudlence, or oven his
sanction to any measure, having for Its pur-
Pase relief, which is SO mperiously demqnd-
cd by every class and order of the commu-
nifty? Will be not feel, in duty bound, to
follow his leader. bis patron, his dietation,
in even his slightest wish, as well as his
imperative commands9 These are subjects
which the American people should look in
to; they are important considerations, that
today should employ our most earnest at
iention. Already hns the Government, both |
directly and through the agency Of its hire
lings, crushed, bruised, and in many in
stances, destroyed the brightest and most
fattcring prospects of many worthy citizens,
ns well as accomplishing the utter ruin and
prOstraiion Of our Banks, heretofore consid-
cred perfectly solvent, and able, under the
heaviest pressure produced IN any ordinary
manner, to stem the current of opposition,
aud ride through the storm triumphant.
Ithas been our misfortune, however, to wit
ness scenes that should disgrace tho author
lies ofany country, much more the Chief
Magistrate ofa Repablic that boasts entire
freedom from the domination Of men or
pariy--who clrim entire and unresirained
license q doand act in all things with an
eye only 70 siie Consultation But have we
not fallen from our high esiaica Are we
not now grovelIing ii The dust, Or waIlow-
ing in TIE slough Of disgraceg Do wo me-
ril the high encomiums which foreigners
hare paid usg that We at one time felt
were not unfnerittod, but which now would
sound Ike harsh discoEd upon sensitive /
Southern telegraph., 1837-05-23
For the Southern TELEGRAPH.


Alta called meeting Of the Board of Sc,
loctmcn of Rodney, May l3, 1897, the fol-
lowing preamble and resolutions were unan-
imously adopted:
| Whereas, by public notice in the
Southern Telegraph of the 9th inst, this
Board is apprizod that our liberal and patri-
otto neighbor, DAVID EIUNr, Esq. has ten
dered TO the citizens of Rodney tho pro-
cecds Of twenty-five Bales of Cotton to aid
them in the erection of a Cotton Press
ReSOlpcd, That the Board of Secctmen
duly appreciate the Importance of the mea-
sure proposed, and feel grateful sense of
this highly complimentary act, particularly
at this unexampled period Of general gloom
and depression.
Rcsolrcd, That We recommend to the
citizens generally, the immediate call of II
public meeting to take The requisite stops
for accepting said donation, and having the
same applied to the object intended by the
donor; and that the clerk transmit to Mr..
llUNT copy Of these resolutions.
AT a meeting Of a number of the citizens
of Rodney composing the Fire Company,
after the business of the company was dis
posed Of, the subject Of the liberal donation
recently made by DAVID HUNT, Esq. to
the citizens of Rodney, was taken up, and
on motion, it was
ResOIpcd, That the munifcent donation
of the proceeds of twenty-five Bales of Cot
ton recently made by DlviI Hunt, Esq, to
the citizens of Rodney, to aid them in the
erection of Steam Cotton Press, entities
Lhe donor to tho thanks of this meeting and
Of this community.
ResOlrcd, That Mcssrs. Thomas P. Bay
", Thomas A. Compton, G. II, Wilcox, and
John Il. Savage, be appointeda committee
% take into cunsidcratio n the expediencyo Of
raising such additional funds as may be ne
sessary to secure the erection Of such press;
o make an estimate Of the amount of such
funds; and to report to a meeting
of the citizens Of Rodney to be holden on
his day week
ResOlpcd, That said committee be in
'tructed to confer with Mr.. Hunt upon the
most eligible means Of carrying into effect
his intentions as donor as Aforesaid.
On motion RssOIOed, That the forcgo-
ng resolutions be published in the Southern
ResOlreti, That . copy Of the foregoing !
esOIutioas, aIteyted BY the chairman and 4
Southern telegraph., 1837-05-23
Vclisco = HsrIlI Office.
April 2lst. 1887.


GLoRToUs NEws!!! On this day, the an
nlvoFsI Iry Of the battle of San Jacinto, the
United States sIoop of War Nqtchez, with
tho Mexican brig of War, Gen. Urrea, in
charge, (1sa pirate) aneh red off thu Bras
SOS blr' She recaptured the schooner Lou
isiana, and sent her back to New Orleans.
and sunk a Mexican armed brig and schr.
Oft BrassoS s.. I5o. Llnded past MiIShip-
man iidgely, who communicated the above
iafHgmetion. Upon his return on board the
Natchez, she go: under way and sailed in
search Ofthc two briggs and schooner which
appeared of this place on Mondly last.
We also learn ffom the same source, that
Famplco is in possession Of the insurgents
A French feet was off 'Iabasco and Tam
pico demanding indemni6cation for the
lorced loan and insults offered the French
cl.lzens at Matamoras, which, if not com
Piled with, immediate satisfaction would be
taken at the cannon's mouth. The French
have sent to the West Indies for the remain.
der Of their feet, with the intention of
hlocEadng all Of tho Mexican ports on the
Gulf OF Mexico, unless the above requisi-
lions are complied with.
The schooner J. w. Caldwell from New
Orleans hld just come to anchor off the
Brassos bar.
Southern telegraph., 1837-05-23

Iquos.ti buso har inli
desirable an object
A. Resolved, That ihe ca
Clsdomad Of the sicam6nt
in permitting a course 60 Fepr.
be pursued hy his officers and cra
no. ordering her to be ruin 0nshofa
atoly on discovering her O. be on
locls on him the greatest dsh0noT.
.as a comm inder, bat as a man ahd
entities him 10 the indignation and eens
Of ihe whole community.
5. Resolved, That we view with lee
ings Of horror AMI disgust the conduct B
capt DJlgherty ofthe steamboat Alton, on
the occasion Of the loss Of the Bsa Sherfod.
that his eOallct was as disSraeefal as
was cruel an inhumiu, such as should
meet With universal censure and condemns
ton; aud further, That if It were p0ssibls "a
obtain the evidence of his conduct as 4
was ON that occasIon, he ought 10 be put.
liely prosecuted 10 the utmost extent of tlia
law.
6. Resolved, Th1tlhe conduct of fcapsnia
D Dngherty of the steamboat Alton, was n
barSus anl inhuman, and base enouq
enly to insure lor him the ,undisguised
tempt AMI rep.obation of his falaw
but toplace him ifpossiblc below Cd
OF his species.
7, Resolved, That lheprompt
L, AMI humlne coainctof captain
the Columbus, ami captain Hard
Statesman, and their crews, in RED
assistance to and reSciing the Sd
passengers and crew of the Ben Sh
reflects on them the highest honor, and
ly entities them TO the esteem and gra
of every friend Of humanity.
3. Resolved, That the pncticc
steamboat racing is in the highest dea
dangerous to the lives and property Of d.
viJnals travelling or passing on them, Fl
Is an infringement on their rights, ai
ought to be condemned anl disc Jlatenan
ed by the whole community.
A committee was appointed in pursu
ot The ID Res Dlution, consisting of Th0s.
Ellis, RI. Patterson, and lYln. Harris.
after retiring for the purpose. reported Is
the meeting Memorial to the Legislglurt.
which was unanimously accepted.
On motion it was
Rcsl!yed, That committee of six
oPpointst BY the Char to request the sia
natures Of the citizens generally to tho
Memorial,
o. this committee the Char app tinted
T. 6. Ellis, Wm. Hanis, r. Paterson, Jas.
Edward, N. L, Williams, lnl q. Rawlings.
On motion,
Resolved, ThIt a committee of five be
appointed to procure subscriptions for the
purpose Of assisting the unfolunlto suffer-
rers who are now among us in a state Of
deSitnton
On this committee the Chair appointed
I. &. Ellis, S. H. b. Black, S. Nj irchis h,
IL. Lncus, r, Parker, anl L. M3DJnaoll.
Ol motion,
Resolved, That the proceedings Of tHia
meeting be published in the city p,pers
and that all the Journals pIblisheI in lhs
;ilcs ana towns on the Mississippi and
Ohio rivers be respectfully req ros;cd d
publish the same.
On mo'inn, the meeting was adjourned.
DIN A. QJIrMAN, Chm.
5. H. B. BLACK, Secretary.
Southern telegraph., 1837-05-23

We publish below card from the pen
Oft. ]. JOHNSTON, Esq. in reply to the ar
iicle in our paper over The signature Of "a
Wing" We think the remarks are of ton
severe cast to occupy a place in the col
rmns of public print; but at the same
time, as the writer h1sappended thereto his
own proper signature, we feel in duty bound
TO publish Il:
Southern telegraph., 1837-05-23

Mr.. PAIMER--You will obige us BY az
nouncing Mr. A. B. ROSS, as a eandid-
ate for the Sheridaltyof this county, We
hope that be will consent to lend Us hia
name andserve as. MANY Worms.
Feb. e, 1897, t2-ifl
Southern telegraph., 1837-05-23

EBECTIoS oP GOVERNOR follow
ing gentlemen have been spoken Of as pro-
halle candidates for the gnhernatnrial chair
ofthis State, to wit; Charles Lynch, the
present incumbent, HIN. J. A. QuitmGn,
Chancellor Turner, Col Grimbdll, and +.
Z. Plammcr,
Southern telegraph., 1837-05-23
A CARD.

Subsequent reflection has led me to de-
p,rt from my original purpose Of regarding
with perfect Indifference and profound con
tempt the vile asporsons Of the scribbler
who calls himself "A Wing" The writer
Of the article has pledged his honor to my
friends that he did not write it, but there is
an inherent vulgarily, Characteristic flip
pancy, hypocricy, and low, dirty leaning,
which mark it as his own, as the production
Of him who lacks but the courage to make
him highway rohber, or the opportunity
70 make Dim thief This libelIer voted
for1sc Il the'eIactiou, lie result Of which
he claims as a atriumph for my adversary
md for h'spar'y.
~ 7 JOHNSTON
Southern telegraph., 1837-05-23

We refer orr readers 10 the summary Of
foreign intelligence contained in to-day )
paper, respecting the condition of money
matters in Europe.
Southern telegraph., 1837-05-23

AhtA&N tut siiE#i iafH N# dN extra AFuui
Iho Naichcz Colder, issacd en- S4tuojay
evening Lass wa leam has Intelligence had
heen received az New Orleans on the I7th
ins, stating that uil iEe RaaEs "a ne ciiies
# Ner York, BrooIlya, philadelphia aad
Ba2iRore, kaes suspcnaed specie paylssni,
we neglected. to no'ice in our last, tho
unjust aud meallel for remfrks Of the EL
itor Of tho Louisville Joaraal, Respecting
ihe present embarrassed condition Of our
State. The high reputation which the
Journal, since its establishment, has SIS
tnined throughout Mississippi, Induced ouy
citizens to subscribe Iihcrally, and to use
their influence in is behalf; but since the
Editor has been 50 mgmteful as To make
remarks detrimental to our credit at homo
aud abroad, many of the patrons Of the
Journal have expressed determination to
discontinue (houeh reluctantly their pat
ronOge TO il. For lie sake Of those who
have spent many happy hour over the Wit
ty sayings Of Mr.. Prentice, We cannot but
indulge feeling of regret; and at the same
time feel for him, for hawng in an unguard-
ed remark, run the risk ofIosing many specie
paying subscrib rs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-23
TRANSPORTATION
on TIE
U'tHChesfCr aud Potomac
RAIL ROAD.

"iSc"r'r1h l. PoroS,c u Roam Oyy,cr)
April ~, 1897
VIZ PRESIDENT and Directors Of the Com.
paw have established tn. foliov,r,
rate OF toll for transportation to be b,r,,f
ter charged upon ths road. viz:
DESCENDING TRADE.
Flour per barrel. Ia.
haf Iron, Blooms, Pig Iron, Castings. and
~. 80 yer ,on, 81 so
Oats, Bgekwhest.mesl. and all Other
commodities per hundred pounds, eie,,.
- ASCENDING TRADE.
For Plaster, per ton, H-5
SAT- and salledfi'h. Per 100 pounds, iOcu.
Merchandise, and all other eommod,,ie, ~,
hundred pounds, lii,
An additional charge Of cent. per barrel
on Hour aud cents per one hundred pound,
on all other articles. will be made a, IN.
winchester Depot for receiving and for.
warning BY order Of The Board,
JOHN BRUCE, Pr,siA,nL
Winchester, April %. 1897.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-23
ron SIZE,

\ FARM containing l0a acres of the
4 n h't qga..i. of iiu, stone Land. hing
within two mites of Charie,toUn, JcHcr,on
county, Virginia, SiN miles from hampers
FERRY and tie Chesapc axe anA Ohio Canal,
sHi one n','" FROM the rah rond caiirs from
Ninchc-icr hy iiarPsrs-Ferry ~ Baltimore.
There are but few farms in the county that
passes equal alsantaEe>-ii has a good
bTlck Dwelling House. tCuani House, \ iltuk
Barn, with STABLES undU rno ath a larsr va.
.on shed, q stone SCriug House, u4la urc
Of the larscs, Limestone spring, m tho coun-
" running through the pi-ce. About 20
acres ia heavy Timber. The land - not
broken viii lime stone, rs - the case In some
parts. To save inquiry, the subscriber will
take 500 per acre--oue half in hand aud the
balance in two equal annual payments. A
good title val be given GA tue payment OF
The whole Pnc-hase money. For fertilizer
particulars. irGrire nf Nir. George Eicheiber-
ger. adioining the premises. who will how
the property 20 any person DESTROYS of sec
i1C It. JOSEPH EigUEIBERGrU
Near Creagrr,:own, Fred co. Md
Nov. Ia, l-lS Is
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-23
MISCELLANY.
INDIAN CRl,rIrIrs


R1"'oN ~ h.s ADVENTURES ua u- Cslqr.
MA Rirer, sncs iae follow rS DESCRIPTION Of
i1e 'ottut's addicted or Crr ofths Bhekf..t
ti'e OF iaiiau., hy The Filuea!,, Ly whom
be was mail Pc ,1rcr.
Having been Informed :htthev wet.
ABOUT putting cuc %: tlcir prisoner 81
d''lh. / wen, q 'tcie camp IT, vitne.
ne spectacle. Tie IMAM VA. tied IA -
Tree; alter which they heated AN OLD
o''te! 81 a qua uut,l At becar.e rcd hot.
VAN hich they burned him on The
l.Is, thighs, meek. checks. and bells.
"a, /! ih"n slmMCu-cL eating thcle,h
ii1n about the nl.ls, " Aleh ,hcv uulI.
rd-out, and ncxt separated IL, finger,
no" the hand. JOIN; ~ joint, Duri2s
tie perform lLoe of these crus,ic,. H.
"'etehed captive never WINGED. and
,ns'ead OF suing foe mercy, Re aided
iTesh s'inuiuu's 20 lhci. har5arous 10.
ScnuIty blythe most i5rii.lin- rcrroach.
es. part OF hich cur interpreter trans.
la'ed u follows -. NJ heart l. ,.,oar
lou do not Lgrl ne. You can't hurt
ne. You are fools. You do notknow
how to torture. Try i; again. don't
feel any PAIN yo:. We torture YOUR
relations great deal better. because
we make them CRY out loud, like li.,.c
Children. You are not brave: YOU
have small hear'.. and YOU axe always
afraid TO fight" Then addressing one
IN particular, he said, 1T was by NV
arrow you lost your eye" upon hich
The Flathead darlcd at him. and with a
KNIFE, IN a moment scooped out one of
bus eyes; at the same time cutting the
bridge Of his nose ncarly in two. Tbis
did not stop hip: with tie remaining
eye he looked sternly at another, and
said, g. killed your brother, end scalp.
ed your old fool OF a father"
The warrior TO whom this was adj
dressed, instantly sprang at him, and
separated the scalp from hi head. lie
was then about plunging a knife ia his
heart, until be was told by the chief to
cesist. The raw skull, bloody socket,
and mu'ilsted nose, now presented
horrihc appearance, but by no means
changed his tone of defiance. at was
l, said he TO the chief, that made
your wife q prisoner last fsli, we put
out her eyes;-we tore out her tongue
we treated her like dog. Forty Of
OF our Young warriors - The Chief.
tain became incensod the moment his
wlte's name was mentioned; lie seized
bis gun, and, before the last sentence
was ended, a ball from it passed ikro
the brave fellow heart and terminated
his frightful sufIerings. Shocking, how.
ever, as this dreadful exhibition was, il
was far exceeded by the alrocious cru.
elites practiccd on the female prison
ers; IN which am sorry TO say. the
Flat-head women assisted with more
savage fury than tic mcn. only wit.
messed paTtot what one wre;che9 Young
woman suffered, detail Of which would
be too revolving for publicity. We re-
monstraied against the exercise 81 such
horrible crueliIes. Thev rcrlied bv
saying the Blackfcet treated their re-
lations IN the same manner: that twas
thc course adopted by all red warriors:
and that they could not think Of giving
up the qualification Of their revenge 10
the foolish aud womanish feelings Of
white men,"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-23

VIRGINIA, To WIT:
IT Rules holden ia the Clerks Office OF the
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chan
cery for jefferson county, the first Mon
day in August, 1897:
Daniel Snyder, Plaintiff,
AGAINST
Francis Mckinney and Jacob Moler,
DEFESDASTs.
IN CHANCERY.
HNilE defendant, Francis Mckinney, not
~ having entered his appearances, and
given security according 10 the act Of assem-
bly, and tho rules Of this court; and il appear
ing by satisfactory evidence that he j. not
inhlhitant Of tins country: II IS ordered, That
the said defendant do appear here on the
eighteenth day Of the next term, and answer
The bill Of the plaintiff, and that copy Of
this order he forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in Charlestown, for
two months succe-sively, and posted at the
front door Of the courthouse in the said
town Of Charestown.
A Copy-Teste.
ROBERT +. BROWN, CIk.
Sept %, 1887
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-23
Certificates OF Cmrc-
AHtNGroN. Va, 4

AhiNGroN. Va, April rs 1856
GtNrttS1N-B'lo ~ s.nj Won "A errt,6,at-
Voluatsrii, offered b, an VI. ID, Who Ia, b,,.,'
prscts'ng TOT tSshty wears retain the ori,i-
usl, sending you faithful copy.
MULHEHHT Gar. Tennessee.
18th March, 1856
Sis-Atr~ weeks since procured = 81 pack-
et OF Morison's II,scan Pills. Of on, ,,,,,n.I
irir"d. Capt John Dunn. ct Abinedoa. with =
s'c~ OF t-sting their efficacy nv n fer exnrr,-
mrnt Tn ms return home, 1 called To Sc :,
Mr lhom-s I-snimorr, 20 Ire county. Va who
hs'' been STACKED Sith Fever aud CiiIls. in the
state 81 Illinois, whittier he had moved cecil
,csrs siare Amer several mouths Of s.,,rr IN.
ntss, his phN sician ads,s..l him % leave H.
country tDr 10 hga.ft OF his hr.lth After IA,
rttum O. lie county, thc ehills grew much
wotsr' b. brssfac YER, mrch drb,li,.itd. suffer-
'ng ~ i'c s'mr time iror, PAIN ~ the chest sore
thrusi, hosrsru,ts. severe cough d,H,rul,y n
breathing, burning ia the palms of h,, hand,
snd soirs ~ lass feet. hectic fever, d,srnter,.
snd, - Necessary consequence Of sneh = com
pl'esiion 81 dIsesse, great prostratun Il u,tsrt-
lar I'o~cr ! prescribed thc ~, (, iau Pills e. b.,
us,d according 60 thc printed directions scoom-
Pant'ng each packet. L. ie~ DAYS = most y;o-
le,d ie,er sros~. W sn Ant,si patton 1T such re-
SOFT. had directed h,ul 10 take fsrsH,y Pm. IF
We - cor tiunc until the frsef gan Ia weld
0" sie~ days ~ thr unfs,pr.bi, s,,ntaar.s be.
gan 90 sh-ir, las by-lIh and strength have rr.-
dusllN rrtprurd, sod b. stated ~ mr q f-u day.
ago ~ Ecf g'Hir w~H This rarr 49,. p,tin,,,@I
~ The spasc IT shDat thrre vteks
an - srh satisfied uf The rfIicirncv a. Nor.
ison's fiiis that hf's Pursh.srd seven paekrts
TODAY. uhirh intsut O. u.s. in tua s.s-. tt.t
has hitherto bsiiled the t.st q the I.i,,.,ei.n.
sbd rcsiHcd tbe potrnrs a h,s drug enc =
rssr q partial iusaui's the other a sf.at.lexy
~hguld siscttss .ttefd H. uss az hat ,.lu.i,I,
nCdiciur. suu deli hssr ~ ~ particulars
huurs ~tfh niufh respect
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-23

July last gave notice to all those hav.
ing unsettled business with DANIEL Sn,.
der, and Daniel Snyder Il son. To call ~iib
view OF closing the zane. MANY NOT La,.
ing complied with that reque.t. 1 an again
compelled 10 ask OF those interested. a
speedy settlement, NJ Il IL ah.olutel, necs,-
sary that the business should he closed " an
as lntle delay ~ possible. therefore hone
that NONE will neglect this call
DANIEL SNYDER.
Jan. :, 1897
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-23
Fancy Books,

"AN bOOhN,
tst Re bIN
Sirndii Af.Bi NJ, vtu. st.ho.s. 4 binding
brl~er's, CooPfr's. MAJ, -uI. , >,,,,
SOL krnutdNs NpNtiS
Ft1rs- Dictionary
laugtszr e Iib~trs
li-ma's's, hry-st's. ruf other pDFMS
IN" PARiOtH SCRAP ROOk. .pirn,l,I
~oik tur thr Csutrc table
N-sO
Prepared Iniian Hubt,r, Ior rru,oyin. pc,,s,I
mark
Puckct-H'Hks sud Wallet.
Cars sod hnc Paint Brlshss
P4iuts a. butes
fstsnss'o" fiimer.i Percussion Caps
SpAFS. snsrsr sud fants
fri,t'oH snd iscif-f Matches
Bears oil, Ani,gur oil. Pumstum
1"ld t.rcarn, ga pc-t Jsrs
Hair D,r
hf@s'r salts. Tor removing sisia. &c fruit.
ia, Ae i'um hoeu sod cotton gr.aI,
y h"' Sssrrtfneut e P,ukhi,rs-and
Delicate SCISSORS
Rcd leads, fpr Joissrs and Cabinet Maker,
u.s..
H9rsr. Floor, shoe, Crauh. Hair. snd Comb
b'u-irs. 80. sc
ChasttsToS y, Oct AZ. 1857.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-23
Pine Wood W~mfed.

RoPosALS will be received for fp,.
= hishing several Hundred Cord, o. Pr.
Wood, Tor the Winchester aud Potion ae R,L.
road Company, 20 be delivered nj Winct,,.
ter, Cams Depot, rsmerons' or Harn.r,.
Ferry. Application by letter, to the ,.h-
ser'oer, viii be attended to, or in per,on. ~
The agent at Winchester or Harprrs-F.rr,
JOHN BRUCE, P,snd..i
Winchester, May IL, 1897.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-23
ERO.S' FOUNDRY.
MILL srnITuIuo, PATTERN
MAKING n IRON TURNING.

MILL SMrTuIuo, PATTERN
MAKING - IRON TURNING.
f4iliE subscriber having removed hi,
"a Foundry asS Machine Sheysio the n. pot
81 the Winchester and Potomac Raii.Roai
takes this method of Informing his friends
and tho public, that he - prepared To eve
cute orders % the above line. with despatch
having Tools Of every kind uscs ~ary for do
ins work "a the best manner. lie has 6rst.
rate ~otkmsn IN his employ PERSON.. Ca
,"T'ng him with orders, NAV rely on ks,ieE
them veil executed and prom otiy attended
to. lie has Patterns of every description.
suitable for
Merchant .Niiis, Sa'r Mil, and Tzrssl-
inr Machines.
Md keeps constantly on hand o general -.
s"rt Of Nould- Rosris. Coru sh,ll.r,. ~ son
Boxes, fan Wheels, Plaster Rrc.Isrs. sc.
MERCHANTS AND Dtsltas
Ma, ind tito their al, anisg. by calling .ni
examining Tor Themselves. Al orders thask.
iuliy received snd promptly attended To
GEO. ~. IlNN
y u. Ca.h paid for old COPPER.
Brass' aud Old irUn Ca,tias, Il .,sr, De
-,riViiup. e. "a g.
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