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Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-06-07
Dissolution.

NVFIE Copartnership heretofore existing be-
IL tween J. s. l.. II. AsHcRAFr was this day
dissolved by mutual consent, all persons indebted
TO the late iirm will please make immediate pay
ment to James Ashcraft, at Meltonsville N. c.,
who is authorized to settle the same, and those
having claims against sand firm will present them
to him for payment.
JAMES ASHCRAFT,
L. II. ASHCRAFT.
Mcltonsyille, n. c., May 3, 1897. 80 St.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-06-07

Mr.. Webster is travelling in the West and
received with public honors in the principal
towns AS evidence of the enthusiasm which
prevails on the subject, it is stated that the
Steamboat in which he was descending the
Ohio met an ascending boat called the "Dan-
iel Webster" which the crew and passengers
Of the former boat BY unanimous consent sa-
luted with deatening cheers.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-06-07

The pertnacity with which the Post Mas
ter General adhercs to his order for the col
lection of postage in specie, has induced some
persons at the North to undertake to carry
letters by special messengers, 1t is estimated
that letters maybe delivered in Boston for 6
cents, while the regular postage is Is; and
the carrier, it is believed, may make hand
some profit.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-06-07
From TIE Boston Atlas

The French Indemnify Gold.-There
has been good deal of inquiry among ihe
claimants under the French Indemnity as
to the fate of the gold that was imported at
their expense, but which never came INTO
their hands. The f,llowing extracts Of
letters from REUBEN NJ. WHITNEY to JOHN
4. WILLIS, Esq Cashier Of the Farmers
and Mechanics Bank at Detroit, Michigan,
throw some little light upon the subject:
Ju'y 8, 1886.
DcaR SIR: You will be informed by
the Treasury Department that the Indian
Department will have occasion, between
this and the first Of October, for from seven
to eight hundred thousand dollars at Detroit;
and Mr.. Harris informed me yesterday that
he should want fiom two hundred to tow
hundred and fifty thousand dollars of the
amouu: in specie. To meet this. 1t has oc.
CURED to nc tha; you will have to sent
abroad for specie. have, therefore, tho
proper to inform you that gold, IN ai'coa
any quantity, can be had at the Bank OF
Amcrica, at New York, which has been
received from France, AID is 'tndcr the
control of the Treasury Department; and
would recommend that the two deposIte
banks at Detroit, unite together and send 10
New York, and obtain two or three huarcd
thousand dollars, with which to meet the
wants of the Indian Department. 1t will
be good policy for the banks 10 DO So as 1t
will be aiding in carrying out one OF the
permanent measures ofiho Administration;
that OF circulating gold.
If you should conclude TO adop: these
suggestions, please inform me- and | Will
OBJ ain such Instructions as viii enable you
20 obtain the gold without difficulty.
Yours, truly,
r. NJ. WHITNEY.
IHo. \. WILLS, ESQ.
From the same to sane. Er:rcct from letter,
dated.
.uly 2G, 1876.
"DEAR SIN: There ls about
iour million dollars aarivcd, and o arrive,
Of the French indemnity money, which the
Gorerrsaeat irish to hare distributed t3ro'-
outtkc couutrh ard it is expected that the
dcpositc tanks rW 1end their Gil in do.
ing ~ ,,,,,,,,,.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-06-07

Turning u .Somcrsrt.-The Ci;ucm1n'
Eagle says that horse and heavy wagon
backed together over prccipicc thirty feet
deep; that ihe wagon WAS broken 10 pieces,
and the horse, aiicr making 4 complete
somerset. landed uahurt upon lis feet, like
q Cat from garrct.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-06-07

I'EerSur,, there will be 10 more suspensions
Q; specie payments. Whatever foles the
State banking institutions may commit, the
standard of value recognized by the Constitu-
ton OF the United States will be de:erioratcd.
The United States have an independent Leg
iSlature--an independent Juiiciary-and why
4 Genenlent Treasury
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-06-07

The wheat crop in Virginia and Maryland
is now likely te tnrn ont better than was ex-
pccted early in the spring. Ii the remainder
OF the season should prove !avorabc, it may
yet yield an average produce. But, owing to
the difficulty Of procuring good seed, less was
sowcd last fall than usual on that account,
the aggregate produce Will be less than usual.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-06-07

THE MERcuANT-The pro ospectus OF tins
paper conducted BY Gen. Duff Green, former
" of the U. S. Telegraph, see another col
umn. 1t is large, neatly printed paper, and
will of course, be conducted with eminent
ability. Persons wishing to see it are invited
70 cal at the Book Store.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-06-07
DIED.,

Departed this Life On Saturday morning, Sd
nat, near Rockingham Richmond County, MIR.
GEORGE HALEY of Dropsy, in the thirty y.nintlI
wear of his age. He has left large family and
numerous friends and relations to mourn their
irreparabe loss.
In Williamsburg District, on the oath UT
Hon. JOHN GRAHAM, late Senator from that D1s
trict, aged about 20 years.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-06-07

The HayerhiIl {Mass.) Gazette states that
at least 1000 persons are thrown cut of en-
ploymeat in that town by the suspension ofthe
saoc business, and that many Of them must
suffer for the necessa-ics Of life.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-06-07

The Schenectady Cabinet states that a
Van Buren member o: Congress elect, from
the State of New York, has asserted, that a
meeting of the Van Buren members from that
State, vii! he held previous to the opening! OF
Congress, for the purpose of advising Mr..
Van Buren, to recommend the speedy passage
of an act for New National Bank; and, II
he does moi, and persists in carrying out the
gold humbug, he will find them in the ranks
of the Opposition.-NGt. Int.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-06-07

distinctly seen bv all board on for consi.
dcrable time. No doubt one of the Sea
Scrocn.s so often seen on our coast.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-06-07

CiarteS3}. Gal Cineiana.i Raj Road
Surveys OF tits road are IN progress from Co.
lumbia to Lexington, Ky. The different
routes proposed in this State, viii have been
surveyed before the meeting Of the Stockhol-
ders in October.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-06-07

The Mount Holly, (N. j. Herald states
that the grain crop OF that county promises
fair, and will, IN all probability, yield an aver
aue field
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-06-07

Good Iuisrcst.-A 500 note OF the Agr-
cultural BauIS OF Mississippi, was sold lately
in Natchez, at public auction, for S229, Oh 4
credit of IL months.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-06-07

Mr.. Eun:sman the late representative ii
Congress from Col. Crocket's District has de-
clined in favor Of the Coloncls son.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-06-07

Some cases of small pox lately occurred Col
umbus Ga; bat It IS said now to have dlsa?-
peared.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-06-07
Job Printing

Exccu,cd at THIS OFFICE with n""'.
ncss a0I lcsn&.c|.. anJ at the $scri@s' no.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-06-07

The mania for speculation IN Western
lands, we are led to infer from the snneXed
paragraph must be pretty well over, at least
in Mich igan.-Not. Int.
From the Datrot Advertiser, Mayo.
We understand that some choice lots ol
land in this State have been sold recently at
auction in this city for about one dollar an acre.
There vii! be probably good deal more dis;
posed of in the same way. Emgrants should
embrace such opportunities to purchase, as
they may be enabled to obtain more valuable
land than by purchasing Of the Government.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-06-07
MARRIED.

In Darlington District, on the lst instant,
Mr.. J. W. BAILEY of this 10 Sn, to Mrs. MARTHA
A. MoYE.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-06-07
CHERAW GAZETTE
ERR :AI-h.

In the rcro;t ofthe condition Of The Bank.
published in oul ast,.rettrcing to the amount
OF funds; for "Sl21,000,' read Sl,l24o00.
In the rePor. OF the proceedings at the din
ner given TO Capt. Biakcney ard Company, III
the s.ateaon: cl Maj. Nar,iee's remarks; 10.
they (tl4e IndianS) were not treacherous &c.
read. they were now treacherous &c.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-06-07

The New Eork Commercial Advertiser has
nominated Mr.. Webster for the Presidency.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-06-07
ALEXANDRIA,, D. c. MAY %, 1887.

The "bcttcr currency" is coming rapidly
into vogue. We had an order yesterday Tor
the usc OF one Of the tavcrnS in town, quan-
,iiy of" small change" Good for 6a cents at
nv bar" Good for - cents at my table, y
&c. &c. 1t is well for the people IN these
days, that a printing press can serve as a mint
ir,m which to laabe emissions OF the only kind
ofuoaay that seems likely soon to be IN CON-
mon usc-IGcc.tc.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-06-07
Dpocprss OF THE .EXpERIMENT.-Ihc

PRoGREss OF THE .EXpERIAENT:-lh
Boston Courier OF Tuesday says, IN lhe
ship-yarls ard forndrics great numbers ol
hands were discharged last week; take 'ne
following fer sample, viz. from Gordon
s!:p-vard, 30 hands; Hazen'S do ~ 90:
Wilson and Shields foundry, ~ do; lark
nessS do, 50 do.
The Cincinnati Gazette Of the llth instant
saws that dav laborers, who, few months
since, obtained one dollar and fifty cents, no"
take serenty.fve cents per day.
A. Atlas
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-06-07
From the Boston Atlas.

take seventy Ct!lIS pS' o-
From the Boston Atlas.
THE Better CL;rrency-A Fact.---An elderly
and respectablc female, in reduced clrcum-
stances. presented Yesterday, in the MARKET a
twenty dollar note of the Planters Bank OF
Natchcz, one Of the Deposite Pet BANKS. IL
was all the money site had in the world; on.
she found that it would not buy her ponhd
otbeei Under these circumstances, she "p-
piled to one OF the men otwhom she hao pee;'
in the habit Of making little purchases ioF ao-
vice. ,h;oa,.
She told him that she was poor, and ch'el!y
dopenaent on the pecuniary assistance she re-
cciyed from her son, who was settled at .Na'-
chnz and who had been in the habit OF making
hnr such small and occasional remltfances as
he could spare from the results OF MS co:l-
slant and labor;ous industry. l1is last remit
tancc. which was all the money she had III liie
world. was this twenty dollar note on the
planters Bank. He had no other way OF
romittinr,I,an BY mail-aad the best curren-
cv which he could remit was that OF Dep0s,
i;e bank. Deceived by the false promises Q:
the Government, he probably thongh'D Di,,. Una.
this bill would be redeemed by the ret oa''A
in this city. -, .,,,. ,ho
bin to one OF the Dcposte BANKS n anu asEIo Tta
~ what discount it would take the bill. lhe
answer vas, that it could not take 1t al an!
price, 1 Eciag thus driven to the brokers' the
rnn,v was. that for the TWENTY DOLLAR NoTi.
they could afford to pay but FIVE DOLLARS
Thss ;hS IS poor and destitute woman, by i the ":
nare action OF the Executive, detrauted o'
three. .iour,hs of a sum, which, however H.
significant, was to herself Of the utmost con-
sequence. inasmuch as it was her ALL
Thus it is not merely those who have EARN
ED NOTHING" and therefore "ouaHr 10
srARvE"-:n the language ofthe G!obe-whc
have been stripped and plundered by the ac-
cursed policy Of cabal OF swindlers and vaga'
bonds-but the honest and laborious POOR
the very class interested above ali others !"
the preservation of a sound and uniform cur
rency.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-03
Paper BOX Bazaar.
q EORGE PEUSCHEK,

. No. l2l Fulton street three doors from Nassau.
and keeps constantly hand tor SALE plain
and fancy Paper Boxes of every description size and style
torthe following lines OF business:
AIRY Goods, Silks Laces sc. B-Shoes Clancy Ar
tlcles. D-Stock Collars, Bosoms, Shirts. ECurls. F.
buttons G-Jewclry and Perfumery, in all their branches
especially Tor mphs. LMuscal Instruments M-Drugs, apo
tecary and stationary Mat Cases. hat boxes and band
boxes for millinery articles.
Orders tor any purpose quantity quality OF boxes
received and promptly executed with DESPATCH the lowest
prices, TO n any article prescribed III the
Merchants setting upncw stores be supplied immediate
y with gosd and strong boxes for use exactly fitting the
shelves, aud being real decoration OF the store.
Country merchants will find every accommodation in regard
70 obtaining boxes any description and shipping them 10 all
parts OF America At the shortest notice.
In e mean Time he gives notice that he regularly imports
rom germany has native country real Genuine Cologne Wa
ter oil winch he has received large quantity whole
sale, superior to any article in the present mar ct
Also most splendid assortment Of German patterns for
samples and emsoderies Of every descriptions for retailing
segarbo~e pocket books and ladies' notice books decorated
with needle work in sorch and handsome style they
were seen before.
Peuscher returns his sincere thanks To his numerous
friends and customers for their former patronage and trusts by
phwearled pains To merit continuance OF the same.
He also informs his friends the public that he has been
awarded diploma from the last American Fair held October
1886, al Nblos Garden, New York. for specimen OF paper
boxes they being considered the substantial and splendid
article IN the Uncover offered the inspection Of the public
nly20
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-03
- EMOVAL.-C. SHEPARD respectfuly informs Il,

I'd EMOVAT. SUEpARn rasractc,Ijy inf,r,. ~
IL friends and patrons his Book sa-
onary and Fancy Goods Store from 1870 Broadway,
Broadway second street CITY
Hail.
He has made arrangements all new public
at the earliest date He win greatly ENLARGE stock
promises keep hand great variety and
choice collection Classical Scientific School ana kiscea-
neous Works $ can be found in the city,
lie will always be ready 10 supply his customers with the
finest quality of English and American Stationery aong
which he found English letter and note paper sealing
steel and quill pens penknves wallets ged and silver pencils
Newmans Reeves and Osorns water coors oil.
paintings, &c.
lie will also keep hand very extensive assortment
Chillren's Books.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-03

COUNTING HOUSE, SCHOOL. AND WRITING
~ ACADENY.-LF BRAGG has Opened his school In wo
neatly furnished rooms t24 Broadway Instruction In Pen
manshp Book Keeping. Beautiful and mas,erv penan
ship viii be guaranteed every pupil mot ebornr under
unusual Disqualification In very limited number Of lessons
Gentlemen viii be taught to execute witt rapdy, like that OF
thought the bold and splendid thai M
once secures the admiration Of the curious the decided appro
baton OF OF busse dexerity and the aonsb
ent Of those swarng creeping scrbbe who
mpudeny thrust themselves into notorey by nteminable
puery backed by aborious black and white and
painted specimens prove their capacity to teach others what
tley cannot do themselves
Ladies viii he taught write with perfect and elegance
the perplexes bad pens which they cannot
mend win be ehectualy remedied and that which often etes
ladies from seiu and interesting correspondence graceful
employment VIII be completely removed Writing viii be-
come pleasure instead OF bore.
Book Keeping WILDE taught thoroughly and practically on
the plan OF the late Mr. Goddard The School Room will be
Counting Room where all the ordinary routine Of business
will proceed through Its ntrcacies varieties Including
tom house business brokerage mercantile facilities Of cacus
ton, &c Mr. Bragg having been practical business book
keeper during many Of the earlier years OF his le
The silly absures Of expression found in many pub
LEGATIONS for the direction Of youth In business
rcsponence, will be showna nd pupils viii taught TO hiuk
of business and embody their rather than
ocopy ignorant nonsense, irdied by
PRACTICAL acquantanc with mercantile habits. -.
my iSimesds
SALT.-soo sacks stored es syllcric and Lverpr~,
~ nNu DOUGLAS ROBINSON 4 CO.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-03

HERDMAN s. X EENAN,s
O. - Ill &

ssaIAIbLlSHED EMIGRANT PACKET OFFICES
aha Ireland va Liverpool weekly commnncaon los sat,
u'I nan ~, and 81 South ST., New York.
e,r 49, ~ me nited States and Canada wishing IA sen,
LOT sher friends residing in Great ritam ar IraanT ee -,
accommodated on very moderate terms per weekly
Inc proprieors having made ,dIi,;an.I a....a.. =
frenis mi Il, 1Aa vessels beg their nu nnerous
he unpecessar a y selecting this line they will avoid
ana may res assured that all the agents in the Ipnsd
DOM as well a His side he Atlantic Lii ". oieo "A IN
10 reDdef despatch and comfort to An VIC esl
ENGAGED here, aad their friends who may em6arL ~
with them; and IN all the pasen ~ ~.
received ' ''oh whoah IL Vas
Ships will be despatched from Liyernool Co. -, ur.
ports, follows:-or New York, weekly or Rosan ph;,
depha and Baltimore, three times each month. ~ %
leans and Mobile twice each month"; for Quebec three times
Persons wishing passage to Liverpool ana Iandon ca, ~
accommodated by The regular line Of packets for Liverpool
weekly; for London the lst lah each non,b
Those wishing remit money their friends can be ac
WIN drafts for any amount payable throughout
who WIN give evey assistance in forwarding
For further information relative 10 this establishment apov
Esssrs Sherlock Arlington, No Waterloo Road am No.
81 Shappei 81 Liverpool,
Mes,rs John DcIsons Co, waring ST. Belfast
Mr. ~ Sherlock, No. Eden, Quay, Dublin.
VIM Donoghue. William 81, Londonderry
James Beew, Drogheda.
>; CaiiaThar, Lawrence Town, near Balnasloe,
Edward SHERLOCK Castepellard
Thos. Higgins, Balymahon
jas Duran, Artcfi, near Coleraine
Michael McGinty, Drumish, county Longfrd
John Brady, Baly; Jas Duff county Cayan.
VIM. Scraggs, Cork
JAS Cochran, Sligo.
Daniel Hughes, Waterford
Hugh Shields Clones, county Monaghan.
Mr.. Anderson. No. Is Turner's Court Glasgow
David Foster Anaan.
ID McDougald, Inverness.
fsobt Mcneil, Newtown stewart
HERDMAN KEENAN,,
my3olm les and 81 South
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-03

CUPPISG AND LsECUING-A minutes no
~ ce, day OF night, by Peter Burnett IS Cub Fas
healthy Swedish ceches exclusively sale. Refer
encesDr Van RENSSELAER,, Dr. T. W. Francis D.. Bliss DR.
Wa. .ington, DIR. iieTriot DR.. Eancker &c.
Is. Where children required be leechcd The above
leeches bite inasy that parents need not fear
suffering 10 their children. iel-3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-03

I EECHEs, LEECHEs.-A large supply Of fine
healthy Swedish Leeche Just received, Tor sale wholesale
and retail, by j. "A. EA.MOUREUx CO,
my2M ST. Broadway.
NCrICE-To Rail Road and Steamboat Companies, TO
~is and other public establhmens-The subscriber v
prepared 70 make contracts for furnishing establishment
WIN Caras representing due bi Of value and 10 any
smous W ~. AMERICAN Silver Cos,positan and he VIII en-
gage t ony 70 put them very reasonable but 70 re
- Dr IEWrs FEucHTwANeER,
myT 2Courtsndts st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-03

NEW SOHK LIFE INsUhAsCE and
with this Company their lives the lives of Others
and either Tor the whole duration OF life for limited psr
od The payments of premium m,y be either made annually,
or m A
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-03

@zA TO LET.-The Store known No. ll6 Maiden lane
Ei.IH doer from Pearl Possession given immediately
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-03


co.'s, % Bowery, east side four doors south OF
Baysrd i Single hats a wholesale prices DraS and
better ter pan -" - '''' Jeiom'
sgs TREVALL. sTODDAisT * Co., No. IA
sss removed from Courtland tAe large
and elegant where they have hand and
sany receiving fresh supplies OF liaers Plush and Trim
Also fancy oored Pushes ladies' bonnets which they
Hats Caps Stocks, and Stock Frames wholesale sley
SN s,T EmoWn g CO.'S ONE PsI. y HAT
EW sIoiiE.Ihe subscribers since tie year 1924 have
stfntialAr Of the most graceful form accommodating
crowned with triumphant success The Has Manufactured
by them during the last three months supass beauty
hnisn any heretofore offered and stand pr@mnen among
those Of higher prices, the fashionable world TO theft
patrons they would saythe quality far be, is
myis-,f $50 : $50. .,'N''s' II BROWN CO.
shhif Nn9E sSs s ssn1qa1nt1 Of ~
present emergency Z. the times the sub,s.4s oilers
the kind generally sold by me at s4. In order 10
make hyse Hats 10 justice here shall be pains exeions
je2onl' doors above Canal
Ie:A For sALE.-A Country Seat in the village o.
M Wh,e rains weseheslsr county New York The
Plains wescheser county q miles from New Yorh city with
built wa the last Year, ana o%peiey nhsS h ~
WIN para - front ns On The hr, door are op rooms all
house. On the second story FIVE rooms OF Which are
finished with Sire places, and large garnet On premises
The whole i enclosed with good picket fence VI "''e'
- For on p aS pa h w noy1 apply
Y Watkins, 10 Catharine street, New York. je7-lm
AsA HOUSE TO LET, OR For sALE.-The new
@ modern built three story house in 9Th St few doors
finished. This house is finished a manner With
the modern improvements and can be had mmed
myl6 istf
kA TO LET.-The Store bnown as No. ll6 Maldenlape,
EA doer from Pearl ST. Possession given Immediately
sAsAe- Inquire 1874 Pearl
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-03

VISITING CARDS. VISITING CAHDS.-in
plain writing the Italian and ia.cy hands, printed PO-
LIsHED GERMAN PORCELAIN CARD may be procured
the Of Maiden lane and Broadway al Souts En-
CRAVING ESTABLISHMENT where specimen books may
be
the plating Of which unusually thick the silver being express.
IN rolled for the advertiser
MERCHANTS COMMISSION CARDS, executed with
distinctness and taste
SEALS
BRASS DOOR PLATES AND KNOCKERS, wth baked
jet black edges enameed and capable Of receiving the high
est polish. my2l-5m'
LCUNERALs.-T. d. GILLESPIE, sexton and Under
taker has always on hand ready made Collins ~ oil s,esi
also Shouds, Caps Scars Gloves leaTse, Carriages kc,
which he furnish the shortest possible notice tppca
for Graves Vaults the buryng grounds or ce-
meery win be punctualy attended TO- " The friends :. the
Deceased for the subscriber, lac VIII funsa All without
any further trouble SECTORS wanting collins, &c, win find
10 their advantage 10 call al the above place.
my2p6w~ n ID. GILLESPIE, No. lao Church