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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-20

II
NJ We learn that al the departure Of The packet which Just
arrived from France NJ Etex of Paris giving the last
touch fine aegorica picture, &c feet high, the subject
United States which he has been utipg under the
direction of the late General lafayette and his family and
which he i the finish and send speed
y possible he conceyes a being religious well
national The people OF America cannot fail at critical period
like the present, receive with greater aptitude the impress
of the glory Of their country winch calculated to
CALL and viii, from the representation by art Of the grand
epocls of is history he filled with noble confidence in the
picture, concevsg with force all the sutmy Of this
enbodying In work Of Art Of religious, philosophical ard
social idea We repeat that all documents and portraits
furnished by General LAFAYETTE and since his amented death
by his family. NJ Eex whom may venture TO designate
Michael Angelo, is distinguished In Europe Ivy his
paintings the church Peter Rome by his coles
sal 10 feet high, which adorn the magnificent ut sph-
al arch Paris and his spendid group of Cnnh equally
mastery works m the churcho Magdalenand OF various ed
fees IL that city, and for the spendi museum at Versailles
The first landscape of the NJ Godfrey Jadn for
the productions Of whose perc princes nobiemen and ct
have contested has faithfully represented most beau
tn and grandest scenerour rivers and iakssour Towns
manufacturers and ~ roads ad waiting with the
impotence for The exhibition of the largest picture hi
therto sent representing sublime aegory the most
important points Of lisorypanied by one Of the most
eminent artists OF the fully capable Of giving due effect 70
asubeci and the time, worthy Of inspiring
superior genius sl9-ecd Inn
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Leaving balance in favor OF monopoising.
forestaing, buckstering, fraud, and all sorts
of i'm Dpsi, ION. Ol

foresialng huckstering, fraud, and all sorts
OF imposition OF S3,157,s72
Viewing them the matter in the mos. favorable light We
have by this Of dollars extracted
yearly from the pockets Of the community, merely place
the treasury the pay OF ,22s Aud for wlatt Why
in order form fund.- Of which Office holder al
bot rsiei may expenses their wcosy german
dsng teasis. Now and thea til voice OF individual
corporation i heart, denosnciug this moustroas imposition
Bu by n cular s body Ia voice all
becomes STILL Tn monopos orcsalcrs, AID hucsier 20
umphany, getting rich under the wings OF tie corpora
on and laughing their s'ccyc n The simplicity anl rulla
by Of citizens, who submit year ser year. day aer
day, be governed by such of numu, and interested
politicians. when in their power place their Affairs
the hands Of men o. intelligence and integrity.
No have the monopozcrs by the strong law
ashic,c the victory their independent ana o.
panent, than, evince their triumph and show their
Tempt cf public opinion, they advance the price OF beef
pound when In consequence OF the gradua fall Of cattle
which has taken place Bols Head for weeks past
there ought have been reductions o. CENTS
Yesterday the fall Is the 100 pounds makngthe
price Of the whole cattle soh s7i the cw "a the
single pound Our corporation butchers, honest SOULS Ia
disrant being called monopoiser But Il charging 10
for pound II beef which cost them only half That docs
monopoly smells curscdy ks IT, There one
thing how be said In their favor They lowered
the price Of mutton viii he by quotations us
be always pr mpt In giving the de,ihsdue
Poultry in the boats In the boa only getting near 10
reasonable rates. The huckster continue dollar Cor
Vegetables still sbunant fruit o. every
but the latter Il un-easoDably high.
Anthracite coal advertised In the Philadelphia papers As
follows:
Broken, screened and delivered 81 per ton
S Sss' SIS
Limp, cargo $50
Here, pay $50 for egg coal by alnos,
unanimous dcum Of the respectable association mer
chants" We suppose they would play old John Haggerty
with US TO play dev- supcrccdec were we To
cali L,isa monopoly.
CORPORATION wsRKErS
seef, 10 lee. perlb Lamb, Icc. de-
POULTRY RUTTEs, NC.
Tnrkeys,I Ia each Geese, IA. each
Fowls, T., per pair Butter Is W 20 cts per n.
c,nc,kens. 8. TO g. DO Eggs, liz cts for 10
Ducks, o. per pair
r aceN a. 70 ss talfpeck Cabbage "a doren
Water Me,oss. ,g or e. Tornps' - "a, sushe'
Apples, ios sbarret Nutmeg Mesns, III TO 81. each
BLACK Feb. i2c- per 10. poroies &C. DO
Sturgeon &c. do. cod &C. Do.
Hickory sz7s a 'oad Liverpool Coal se5 pr chald
,ak wv Anilracite % 10 9 50 per ton
Pine, sL1o a"ad sydney, es to e.5e per ton
MWashngos yesterday, says the National Inteigencer,
beefwas selling from 81 DIP Gets per m good corned DO
scen and ves'6i 70 10 cents Edss pacipsI cities
cosfer fav civiss the retail prices Of provisions
ooce week Least 70 cradle US TO break down
monopoly
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The stock plantation Of the old crop 10000
bales
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DAPEK BOX BAZAAK-No l2l Fullon s.. dooI

DIAPER BOX BAZAAK-No. l2l Fulton ST. doors
from Nassau Constantly hand for sale Plain and fancy
Paper Boxes OF every description and any line
business viz ordry goods silks acc shoes fancy articles
stocks collars booms and shirts cur buttens jewellery and
perfumery in all their branches samples for coffee rice wheat
drugs aoiecary and stationary hat hat and
bandloxts for millinery articles, &c.
urdes ir any purpose qualify Paper Boxes
10 be received and executed with des
patch al The lowest prices 10 I'll article prescribed In the
neatest manner
Regular importation from Germany orea genuine Cologne
wholesale article
aso most splendid assortment 81 German patterns for sG
pliers and embrodere of description retailing;
boxes pocket books and ladies books, decorated with
needle work in rich and handsome style they
before. l5-lm
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John ANDERsooinS, A sisa n

ClGAlAS.
John ANDERSON, Sign of the Indian Chief, 321
Broadway and adjoining he City Hospital respectfully M
forms the admirers of good CIGARS
making with the celebrated Don
Manuel Pua Co., OF Havana for supply Of choice
brands such rs are rarely found in this market
The most iasdous conSoiseurs may rely having tr
taste gathd ny Cigars every favor and holes
safe or retail that shaA induce their pairsn.
age. A call will obliye.
N B-J A. has connexsn with any other house in ths
CITY. IyIe-Sms
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NEM YORK TATrEHEALLS resukr
oublc sales OF Horses, Carriages count,-
To take place welt known establishment every Monday
at IL O'Clock.
The next sale will commence Monday, September IS
~ IL O'Clock All Horses, Carriages &c nten.ed
sale ms be shown and entered before Saturday next,
Sept 20, At O'clock p M horse Will offered
auction unless regserea in time for the catalogue.
JOHN w. WATSON. 44n Broadway
NJ b. AT Private SaleSeveral handsome
one and two horses-ncw and second hand. SO
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DILE.EAtgn3 lWpED yED,-0enuemcn wishing
az plgy atbard1 purchase abcs invited osll
al 28 ~ ~ Brsstvsy pcx deer above Wall street. r Som
thera Coffee R00t where there tables In ro0nl and
~ the patton; Indian Rubber cushions slate aud eonpo.
siii>a eg"ued bed, viii iron eagle frames, an4
kes above VIII - found the largest and best
offered IL the public adyan,a these VIA wish pur.
chase at sorl notice they be packed days
tee
b. Orders for arr hl-g 10 iss ne. with good
reference, 10 BAsSFokD, ZIG Broadway, viii receive
prompt aterii,n. mlo II
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clock, at NO Franklin Square the furniture Of L. Gosnc
who is about leaving the city, comprising neat and geneel
assortment OF parlor furniture, diamonds jewellery Watches
&c and Immediately AFTER by erer Of The Sherq
st. some rich end highly polished paor furniture very
ror Catalogues ready and the furniture for
| nation. sI9e&ms JOHN SNIFFFN Auct
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XXAV'h COnsrcss---2d Session.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. IL. 1887.

WEDNESDAY, Jan. III, 1887.
SENATE. Mr.. Walker offered a resolution
/ eecianng IL TO be expedent and proper to nc.
knowledge he independence of Texas. The re.
solution lies one day on the table.
The discussion Of the resolution for reseiod;p,
the Treasury circular was resumed. Mr. ~,
addressed the Senate in support oftbe rcsolrio,
Mr. huggies made few remarks in reply. Mt
Mics moved that the resolution be referred to the
Committee on Public Lands. Mr.. Calhoun ap
DIR. Webster suggested tho propreiy of referring
To The Committee on Finance ifto nny committee.
Mr.. Black and Mr.. Clay opposed the reference
Inc question being taken, the whole subject was
referred 20 the Committee on Pub" Lands BY The
following vote.
fEAs--Messrs Benton, Brown, Buchanan, Dam,
Ewing, Of Illinois. Fulton, Grundy, Hubbard, King
OF Ala, King, ofGco., Linn, Niles, Page, Rycs,
Robinson Rogees. Strange. Tamadge, Walker
Wall, White, Wright-22
NArs-Messrs. Baysrd Black. Calhoun, Cl,y
Cnttenden, Davis. Hendricks, Ken, RniaLt.
Moore, Nicholas Davis. Prcnis- Presi on, ROB-
bin', Sewer, S@if. Upton. TOmnson, Webster
20.
So the whole subjrc; Of the Trcasar. orde-. Of
Ioy 1885, was referred to the Committee on rob.
tic Lands.
After short Executive session, the Senate ID.
journed.
HOUSE. SIR. CbanbreIeng, from the commit.
tee OF Ways aud Means, reported bill. with an
accompanying fepnrt. to reduce the revenue Il
me United States to he wants Of the Government.
An account Of this bill and how il was disposed
o. may be found in letter from Washington, 10
another column. We regret we have not room for
The interesting debate-we shall try next week.
THURSDAY, Jan. II.
SENATE. Several subjects which stood IA
order for consideration we're posipooed-mr. Cal
houb's depos'te bill TO Thursday neIi-Mr Wal
bers Texas resolution 10 Wedoesday-snd the
OIL TO ioil the sales Of public lands to the follow.
ing day The expungiog resolution was taken
up, and Mr.. Benton spoke in defence Of IT, and Gu
Logged Jscksons administration. Mr.. CritienJen
spoke in reply. and in rdIcole Of the sorvity
which would be exhibited by Senators in passing
the resolution. Dir. Dana. of Maine, began a
speech on the resolution, and 10 make known the
expectation Of his own State. Before 10 had
finished. the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE. The bill reported 20 WeIsssday, TO re.
euee ihs Tara. sas Hgsa taken iato eoasiJeosiop.
hf. c'fEin u ohio slifessei the Hooss 10 oPPosios
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SUMNER GOODS

by the Tally IIo, from Liverpool to ory out
- Va, we are IN receipt OF Il portion OF o"' i'''
portation of Spring and Summer Dry oood'' con9'''
ing of
Al un.lrcsscd Plaid aud Striped GlnghanS,
ga and A common To very fine brown Linens
BIRDS Eye Diaper, (all Lnen,)
lii and Ia fine and extra fine Linen Hhtc'lne'
Superior Bcachcd Drill for panaloons.
Extra fine and handsome figured Narse'i''>' i'm.
English Sin HOSIERY Ribbed aud 'laii' '9 N"i''
Plaid and Striped Fancy Drllio PantaloonN,
Checked Musnis, Jaconcts and Ca'iioi'>' ..,,,.j
bale assorted Patent Thread No. l. to a. roy :,
Which with very large aud dcN'f'''' '',, RI,
woods before ON hand, offer at pi'ef' 10 sun ,,,-
'nles. Those in want al Goods oil sup.1H"
vii cal III JAMES &. III NJ x 1 - 80,
= n, o. ''''7 't't'i
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II TE.IsssEss WANTED.

vlSllE Office of Principal of the NV London
/ Acadcm> h,,,Ing become vacant, the Trustees
will proceed on the l0ih day ol,d, II. Al thu saii
AcAdeny, To tnane the appollIlnrn1. la addition to
anoral ntcgr,,, and eentirmaldl department, the
teacher must be qne!Ilied 10 n,tr0sf lp> IA the
binary branchc, III an Eli IA c.Iuct."t, IN Enclid
and Algebra, and IN III" La" al" HieeA I.a"-
.,n,oe, The Aral.m, i situated 1feai thu villa e
At New London, III the connk u ampbell, III one "t
tie mos, h,alihy and desirable hol4hbouah"od, Ia
Virginia. There l. attached la lhc Academy. a
comfortable house for tic Primer Al, with -aaGrn
and necessary buildings iur ia accommodation Of
a yrnte-l lani!,. 1t Is desirable tat the teacher
should be- prepared 10 take bparirrs in addit,uu 10
A competent number of 6oalde... thcrc viii be no
difficulty in obtaining aS nIans scholars Is can
bc taught by one l,crSon. provided the teacher
he prope,l, qualified IL discharge hi, duties.
The next will Commence Iroia tie ilr,t IL The
fifteenth of August ne\t Letters tpo~t PaldJ dlcc-
ted to Col. Gerard Alr>adel, near "" l.ond". viii
BIZ attended 10. TIE ! kl WI LES.
r. Thu Richmond Enquirer and " his, VIII IN
srrt the abov4, Nv wera un the 10 day u Ju-
!, next and iorm ard their accounts tD tI!lS Office.
June IL Jul.
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Patrick Henry Academy.

VINuE exercises AT tlll, Institution will be resumed
1 on "Wednesday. the 18th July. The course
entirely preparatory for amy OF our Colleges Oh
Universities.
The subscriber pledges himself that no da' sh'I
intervene, without vigorous rNefiIoh eh us l''.
10 promote the interest ot all who may be enirste" u
his care.
Board can be obtained Immediately At the Acld'
any, in the families of Col Rcame,, Mr. III. ian
bridge, jr and MI Rowland. ,,,
Terms as heretofore. JOS. i. Gol'f NJ J.
June - ot
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$50 REM ARD.

DANAWAI from the subscriber living il the
III county OF Pint, lvania 10 OF T. nIile, south of
Wards Bridge, on the 22d of Ma, last. NEGRO
MAN NAMED HENRY. about - Ncars pf a.r.
large and likely. HENRY formerly belonged to
Mr.. VIM. {. Lett" ch ot Bedford county, and !,
well acquainted in the nrighbo,hood OF Mr.. Nlu.
GALLOWAY. The a5ovcreward will BIZ giscn to an,
person WIN will apprrhend and ronllnc linn Jail
80 thai get hmasa'n.
JOHN f.. FITZPAklGk
uue :. Is
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Eg.sEEHs.N Rs.fseYE,R,

\hout twenty Two years Old, and native "i VIRGINIA
\ono,tlculars are known OF him, except that lie II
t,,r,nrJ the undersigned short time previous to ms
,l.ath, that he run away from ms mother "neh
,,l,a in consequence OF her again getting married.
,',,,,G N tIi, Safe. ANY information respecting
III. rcis. that may be desired by his relatives may
he talned by writing the subscriber care OF US
oe ~ ',,,, ,;;,,u,,.fi J. ARTI :.
fincinuatl J uuc 20 VI
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nS"THE LYNCHBuRG IIRGINIlN'

. published semreekiy ferery Hoat,y ande7 nj
,ur Dollars per- onaa"; poyae oirancc. No snb.c,y-
1.a 9W6e rrcercd or" shotr pe,ioi than sir oats oi
"a ,gper rW BE- di.coatiaa ferccW al the discretion NJ he
rIhor,J uata all arrenrnsex po,ia.
sPiDVER1ISENEA 7Sise,tciat1Oc CENTS per sgno,r
Jar .s) for The drt Insertion, an" 81 for trcrg ,abe
gpeni Insertion.
ron PRINTING eecc"ted @coay dnd erpciifi1uslg
.ad on reasoaabtc trims
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" ID ~ 4 e. II +.

A H. persons indebted 10 the subscribers, are a.
~ ealn earnestly requested to make Immediate
payment one the parties intending to leave iy
h,,r i, , short t,mr renders itsabsoluiey necessary
that tins business should be closed speedily; We are
anxious tins should be done without expence to those
vino owe US but further indulgence cannot be sivens
to those disrrgar,lng thus notice.
ESTES x WHITEHEAD.
I,,,,. 1,
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inflammation Wanted.

L. ILLEE, While in my employ as dg1N nan"
t,4,> IN The town Of Waterloo, Alabama, man
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fol RFlIoF BN.-tEIEBRA rloNIN
I.ANtnBl 1t.

fpl RfIlbfJ II b\.-t EIEBk Aflp\I<
IANCnBl-RG.
! ,it -. ~. a -. ~
,'', '''' w. "'''', " up, Drown
'no ''Shi lh'hltA' APP. I"raei, plii""k al a dln
nrr together the lth INST. ten. David Eodr,
presided and Can't Brown acted =. Vice r,a.,,l,n,
'rbr ,,ll,,,,,, y, 49, ,.,,.#. ,,,,,.l
"'''''"
kE"a LAR TpASFS.
l. Thr iIh al July, '56-l.ct rhd spnit Which
halo"cd then, nov greet the das which our /,
fher> struck lei lhrrN urdeUh.
=. llherr, the mon, thu Constitution; thc basc
the column aud the capital monte structure.
tislaoned h> master hands let then descendants
WILL aud II stands tore,ct.
}. The mcmorN al Washuefon, jefferson, VI nj
ION and M"ntoe; purc Spnll~ al our country. purr
Id1Ns-ei then lt~c hotn ll1rn tonhs To rehnkr The
mad pm Of the>".
! !. The 'dtroi> al thr Revolution, the lnna aud
the draa-lt no srulplturl I'M ~ loNrnn2 nal-
bic tel ol thrn miahi> del ol,r roel rhh'd hills
covered with people ace, and resolved To continue
/ 81 VII be thrii nuhest meuumeei>.
= The \uhnt aud Sianrrs nj the Dcrlmation ::
/ lhefworl,naazlup IN udelih" monument al tlril
Amc; When tie hrntol IN \menrln ceases Ia elnn
"nl e'allludelo then, my II eeasr Ia brot.
q. Nenruune. Commerce and Mluula, ulfcs,
the atth ttlun Witch trsts our ltur "lorN aud Ios
pert, he who would drslorl any portion ol II ia
traitor ohl~ tonutHs bet Interests.
:. The Rights "i The $talc, aud liz mon oi the
State the Latter can hr preserved only hS asirct
adherence t" The lolmcr.
! = Iaaycto- \hhouels ,,1llcl IN court. he
died the Champion oi eqnaltl -las=ls listing -, time
aud Is green a. the tcrlurc oi la. own ,mc-elad
hlll, viii be- tn remembrance al Stranger Who
hanlcd ior om country < freedom.
y. The cansc oi lutcinal Improvement. ma, II
spec A launch rs aeain III the sHfttut o pro- pcflN
| ,nd ,nectus ii, the 5o.,i wealth
~. ie,r, a. >cta,,tl u, llitug upon, ,,a h...,-
ION; may II SUM- constitute mou,ber ol ouI eou-
~ellatloh oI Republics Al,toS To hri standinI
/ Inert tp,b .r. IL
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TO VIZ. Thomas L.. GaiNc.and s.u-
cV his wife


xyOE will be pleased Ia takr notic", thttwc Will,
%, THURSDAY The l0tlI ia, OF An-HSt next, at
,,,r Law Office ot NottIrc Loving, III Logan tountN,
krutu,hy proceed Ia TIE the Il posion> oI >uidiN
WITNESSES, to be read evidence on tr lftd ol t""
Wr,ts OF Right depending md undetermined IN Tie
Crcuit Superior Cou't oi La" aud tlnncrfN. Tor
N.I,on ,ou IT v IN OF Whc.I >ou are lldntiS and
VIZ ar. defendants. aad IN The other, fhomas l..
Eam.,i. plaintiff and defendants and II,
from any causc. the sand rppslii"ns Sli NOT be IA
Ken or completed iaI ddN, they vail be continued
from day to ,ay =" illsic@. Also, on Fnda, the
l.t da, of 5 tp.e F.bf neat, at thc EA2le llo-
tel, in Hichno will oceed t" taxi the de-
positions OF sundry her wit esso. 10 be read as rN-
,dence on the trdl ol the same causes, when and
where YOU may attend ii you thHh tit.
Yours, nc.
WILLIAM MASSIE aud
WALLER MASSlE,
Sons Thomas MaSsic, Jr
HENRY MASSlE and
THOMAS MASSIE.
Sous oi Hem, Nasslc, aud
THOMAS MASSlE,
moi William Massic
The said William aud Waller Ma>sc by lhonl-
-. Mas,le. Jr., special, assigned their e,aIdI-
an ad Item; aud the sud Henry aud lilom-
as Ma>se, (sons of llrnry NaSrie,l aud the
said Thomas Massr, t>ou Oi W AnI Mas
sie) by William Ma>>ic, specially assigned
their guardian, to defend them III tins CAUSE
Jul, 8 I'M
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4 E,I&'s' Of LETTERS,

EDEMAl\ING in The Post Gilico II Liberty, on
h the lst of July, l-35. Which viii be, II not Ia
out l> the Isl dan ot oerob next, sent tn the
Posi- Otiiec Department, Is dead letters:
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,OI Acre. OfLAND for sale.

1JOI Acres Of LAND 1Of SAFE.
.s,ssA THE subscriber wishes TO sell 2SOf
sRKSSE ACRES OF LAND, adjoining Col
bearing, II miles South West from
Lvnchburg, all in WOODS, and good
TOBACCO LAND, heavily timbered with pms
and oak aud good stream running through II Tor
-, JNO. HOCKADAY.
Lynchburg, April
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Desirable private Residence
Eon SALE oE RENT,
sr.gp s'xgsv'Eg's RE YCK S.EEL

-. TIE subscriber wishes TO sell on rent ,ne
#';iiI House and Lot he now occupies situated III
--yL ,ouod ur,ebborllood on Third street, aud
.,,, convenient TO the business part ri thr lo"i'
The House has lately been made almost new hea'
and convenient, with GOOD yard aud garden II,
also wishes To sell his ilrn'turc with the h""'e
!, Of .ood Quality, aud of the most modem N'N''
and the carpets all made 10 h the rooms IL P''
'e'' '''''7 L. b. ESTES.
Jull
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ioi Letters IN the follow IN
hey arratl,r,t,scd
u.
:" 20 sophia Johnston,
III. '''''',-'
"'' d 'i1Nsoh,
- ~ 1oin-inii.
illi''' dell'''"ll'
John jun
'h'7, / JON,
'har - J"udst
horl r. lo'in"'n,
! lN Il. iaN Is,
~ john john,
hoh' b,Jotgs,
" " 'nilai"n iiAlii', il,
vi -. llst'rih lork#"il.
- .haN' II hlgiai',n,
{ h'lA.
il,ml '.l'"l-,
m'rd'l,i l'nn'ln'lh,
VI mn Land" ILL.,
Muurosl.rWl-,
Saml. lolhctlei,
John ". l.neas,
jun N-trf.
VI Nj. Nam, Moon,
i II. Anrrli
vi Mmsu5ilE. Nlll,.r,
Tho I Mos,i,
Rob, Mn,
| hus. Nour',
llmrA Moore,
VII. \ : Moody,
vi. NIL flanagan,
kf,. Nm Martin,
llemAs laNcr,
Methodist Mni5t'r,
Jaupr Alrt,ali,
li"b. No. lmieh,
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f2NliE subscribers offer sale the following TRACTS
OF LAND. M the County OF AmIersl, w:
IN {, TIE ie's. situated within one mIle al the
tow. ii New Glasgow. LuoWn-l~ IL EtHt at v
IH1CI, cuutaintatna ?~0 tcfcN, one tliird al
winch i, WOODLAND, and aboHi 30 acres ct
BOTTOM LAND, most OF which /, IN cultivation.
There Is Iafse aud contnlosn DWELLING
!lOI ~. containing eight rooms, ~ Office contain
M ROOMS, and al Other buildings necessary ton
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