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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-23

r;SOES FOR SAl.Wi; be soia oIhe highest hdde Tor
~ c,sb IN he vwn Warren Ahsmure couny on hufsuay,
the 18th day oil not the next tar u"y,
aud girls belonging TO the
IN. OF Lease Io!a. 10 purchasers cream
TsIy q, nty ys wi. rs adding the interest iof ,iat
a., cyn, satisfactory paper sociabo at Bank-Thcse No
e,ae arc likely uad valuable . iii: ., ,,,,o ,-o
Creditor presented their claims on t"e eS.a'e arc
10 do ST.; noined 10 at Us 'e con"
d':'l o' the estate 'o'''' REUBEN B. PATERSON,
4lrarao- Nth The a'u aaas1sa Of Jesse J"p,'ns aee C.
-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-23
Encnuraoe Homo Manufacture!

f.HtUuTuNs
sE subscriber lakes this method Of informing the Public both
in Gown aud country commenced the manufacture Of
sunerio Kind oil SILK HAT bodies which he will warrant
equal TO anv made in tho States. e having been practically
the above business 10 thc last six with Thomas
Smm Co. in New York who introduced tho business 10 these
United Slues lai,cs himself tina; those who Ey Favor m with
trial of above Article will NEE" with that satisfaction hG VIII
ensure him their future custom Gentlemen have handsome
Hat of the n,e shon warranted Keep its color and shape
in all weaili2rs, equal to any that are sold Tor Slo
Keepers country merchants be supplied lower than
JOHN r. SMITH,
Iaicntine and Brsean'S, SaokG Ill., Richmond pa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-23

Bp;S " BnuCEENGROUGl STORMY at Laie, now resides
"A has op.ned Law Oicc in eSnstoa H"ckhu-e county
He Will Or aad County Courts oil boc."u uu
Eo.k:-c ari will the oalh well il the Quarterly
Courts O b,h counties. ~ ,r;Lru
coniled 10 his hands viii DC promptly anu u'
attended TO. IN o.u,,
SoyD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-23
Near Ialcntine and Brscdens ShOekG Ill., Riehnond "a


IN CHANCERY-EiRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks Office
OF the Circuit Supc,u Court OF Law End CEaaccry Tor Iouc.s
tel county, the eth day of October, 1887:
Thomas C. Amory Trustee, finihuh'
against
Warner L. Oliver and Frances Ann his Wife OF the cry OF hc-
mond; Thomas b. Fox Trustee of said Frances An anu h ch
dren Albamn; Frances W. Oliver, Mara o'c',
Oliver infant children of said Warner L. oau fahces
Ann ofthe city New York; Augustine L. p1'ney
of tho State Mssssppi Emanuel NJ jones, FrnnccS Jones,
Thomas Dluk and Williams f. Davis of Gloucester c"nniy
Defendants.
The defendants Cole md Augustine L. Daba not hay
ing their appearance and given security according 10 the
Assembly the rules this Court, nGd appearing by salts
factory evidence that Inhabitants this Commonwealth
noun of the plainby his attorney II ordered that
the first day Of the next term and
plaintiffs bill and lha, copy this order he forthwith
published in the city "i Richmond Tor
posted the front door OF TIC court
house of this county. A Copy-Tesie,
ARTHUR l.. DAVIES, C. C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-23

NLASSICAL SCHOOL.-The subscriber, having
q j engaged Mr. JAMES G. WHITE 10 teach male
school in his family the ensuing year. proposes 10 take
Crou IN ; boa1d.rs There are also several other ian
lies of high standing sufficiently near To the school VII"
viii nike bncrders In this school will lie taught the
Latin and Greek languages Algebra, Geometry, Sur
waving Philosophy English Grammar Arithmetic, Gro
o,,nbv &c The school will commence on the 10Th
5anruay and continue ten mOn,s-ons Of the summer
months will be given as VACATION. This situation is
remarkably healthy and pleasant. Churches sufficiently
near to attend meeting every Sunday From MI NhIe
known reputation and ability teach The above sciences
reference may be made TO the Rev. K: Ryland, A. NJ ,
and VIM. F. Nelson, A. M Richmond. Persons wish
ing to encourage this school will please give early in"r
nation to the subscriber, living near Ay!eV r. u hIns
William county, Virginia. no
Far brard including washing. room rent. &C. so C0
foF IN, Inc. ha''" '"D '''N 90 90
r,:L ,-r,re Is 90
VIM. LuMPKIN
Gl-2a,rGW
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-23

NoTICE-A petition will be presented 10 the hes1 md
Virginia. to the OF inc the time
Managers Of the Dismal Swamp Land Company, 10 cha"S'
and place Of tho Annual Meeting of said company s7wsw
Dec
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-23

RicLmond and Petersburg Railroad Company.
meeting the President nnd Director" on the i9 Instant
TO no paid the Bank Of Virginia or its Branch ut
,, TO the credit Company, viz On each share 3d. t"
h. on the LIST Oc,obar LIST December ls unua-
~ and Is, February, aud $40 on tho LIST March next
- WI. P. SHEPPARD, Treasurer
,,-a5 &l-2awtstM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-23
Charlotte, Jan. 90.

ntORN, STOCK, &c, al .1urtion.-'The subscriber
Z residing in the county Of King William. adjoining
Dubncy's Ferry and about is miles from Richmond,
will sell at public auction. TUESDAY, the 9th of Fe
buary if oir if not the fair day. his stock Of Cat
lle Sheep end Hogs. Horses and Mules, between 90
and 100 600 lbs Sheaf Oats, quantity of Blade Fod
der Shucks &C.. and between 3 aud 1000 lbs. New
Bacon, Household Furniture, Kitchen and Farming
Utensils
The terms Of sale will be credit of months for all
sums over S0-that sum and under. cash. The pnr
chasers will be required 10 execute bonds with good Sc
cur,y before the property is moved.
will offer my crop Of Corn al the same tinc surpos.
ed TO he 700 barrels credit Of 80 days the purcla
ser giving a negotiable mole payable at Bank.
The Farm is situated on the Pamunky River, and is
navigab!e for vessels drawing feet wafer which will
give the purchaser opportunity Of shipping lie
can have i, beaten out and delivered if required.
B. d. ANDERSON.
hanskin I odue Ian 90 ST-Tt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-23
January 9

ACADEMY THIS lns''n.
H6 ton will be opened again, on the 10Th OF January
rext under the suprrnendence Of its present Principal
Air. c. a. LEWIS. The of instruction will be ex'
tensive, embracing the Latin Greek and French Ian.
ruaoes; History, Mathematics the Theory and rIaclce
Of Surveying, the Elements Of Chemistry, and Natural
Philosophy together with those branches whe c0 ,he
I,borinus duties of his station the Principal will be ad
ed by his present Assistant, Mr. BrcKsER and also Dy
Mr.. VAN DoREs, graduate of Princeton College, ana
bshly recommended by the Faculty of that Institution
Tie discipline Of the school, though strict, will be pa
rental and aeclionae, and every exeon used 10 pro-
no,e the moral and intellectual culture of those commit
ted TO IFS care The superior advantages OF this lnsi
tu,ion as suitable place for the instruction OF YOUTH
are we'll known 10 The public The who!' expense IN
cud;ne board tuition washing, &c, with the exception
Of bed. bedding towels and candies will be SIN Tor
bed and bedding, if furnished, the charge will he 50.
NJ Letters addressed 10 the Principal, at the Kappa
hammock Academy, will receive promp, attention.
RICHARD BUCKNER, Jr,
JOHN TAYLOR, Jr,
WILLIAM P. TAYLOR,
Dec % 1GG-2aw4w Trustees
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-23

TEHO FIsHERMEN.-W have on hand supply of
cotton wine, suitable for hauling seines, which we
Will sell certainly low if not lower, than can be
bought in this market We shall keep supply through
the season. WAL ~ WIN L.
Inn % 77-2aw4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-23

EbRIAM will again occupy my stables The ensuing
season Of 1898 Particulars will be given in iu-
iuTe advertisement RC. G. WILLIAMSON.
Ian GJ-St
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-23

an rules hcld in the s; ha so Hiee
the Circuit Court Of Law and tor the county
of Charlotte, the llth day OF November, 1887: n,:;r
james Neal, "'
against - ri, 1,..r;,, pcn..
Tie defendants ue w. Foster and John Foster, not having
their aud given security according 10 'ne
Assembly and The ois Court and nppearins the
ion of The that they inhabitants OF Tins state on he
of the pnt COUNSEL ordered that Inc sa
Bue W. Foster John Foster appear before
o lie ,n Court at house Of the said county ON inc '
,v o tho next ana answer no
m If the puin,i copy this order be 10 Some
pubished city Of Richmond for two moeths sue
und posted door Of the OF 'he Fa
county. copy G,S., oyy ROBINSON C.
I'm rules held in tho clerks Gieo
of tho Circuit Superior Of Law and Chanee o eaoe'
OH tho 9TH day of Dec, 1887: Plaintiff
George N. Hopkins,
Robert Chapman aud Betty. his wife, and Others Delcnnnn
The defendant Reuben j. Chapman, not having ehoeu s ~"
and given security according 10 the u "
Tho rules of this Court appearing by sat'saeoy
,So, he not an inIabitant Of this Common%catn %
@ n s, defendant do appenr before the Judge on, sa
The the first day Of the next term, an
I'm Of the plaintiff and of this order Q"
secd in some newspaper published n the Guy OF m
two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted ut the on' o00' " "
house of the said county ,opr UI;nc1N r. r
co2y-Tesie, No Cs-wsw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-23

REARGRAYE-Ths justly celebrated racer and
lTH Stallion winner of the great ST. Leger in S32
will make his next season, Spring lc3S, at my Farm,
Spring Grove, Hanover county. Particulars hereafter
WM. l. WHITE.
I,, . G9-2aw4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-23

ktJNCDKU ACAUENY-Thc exercises OF this Seminary Tor
Tie year 1895, vii, the LIST o February, and ter
,n,a4!- 3J:h OF November
in. Y-ic. tuition including washing bedding nnd
fI will 500 for session of monts payable IN a"ance.-
% the Languages and Sciences
generally designed prepare snieps thoroughly Tor o
iss and Universities There are Ut present lew Vacahe'c
@ will he desirable with youths whose educs,ionS
is..a led 10 he on II liberal scale. :.
toa Inc to their plron
for In. ,cr scae which they manifest Of the Improvement VI
their so anil wards As general character the nsiitu
,ion reference is Professors Bonnycase, tlaon Elm
met Tucker and Davis Of tho University OF Vsn,d.ihe sc
min,y ia easy o: TO coming from tic North,
om The South being situated about miles tioin the Richmond
anil ecss5as Railroad Letters either OF the sup
ntnmn,,, ,sc,s.J m A. Z. COLEMAN,
rF'' F. W. COLEMAN,
J. d. COLEMAN.
Dsc 10 65-2swl3,t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-23
Manskin Lodge, Jan. 90.

TLOVER SEED-We have on band, and shall
V keep constantly through The season, supply OF the
freshest and best Glover Seed selected 10y our agent
presslv fur this market WYATT d. WHITE.
Ian On 17-2awIw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-23

Riehmnsd and LynchLure Corporation Stock for Sale
CERTIFICATES Of debt issued by the city Of Richmond an the
corporation of Lynchurg rdeemac tor twenty years from
the st July 1897 and caring annEn,
payable annually the LIST duy of Janu aud Ju may be
obtained by application tho Office OF the Juc River and kunS-
wla Company.
December - 6'-1Iwiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-23

NAAY SCHOOL under the direction and tuition Of
= . Francis S Gore, A. NJ, T. G. D., and NJ R ]. A..
Professor Gore will resume the scholastic functions Of this
Literary Institution on the 2nd Of January He deems
it expedent to sbjnn the copy Of document iiom the
Rev. William S. Plumer:
have seen certificate of DR.. Anhon who ccrtes TO the
,c scholarship Of Mr. Francis Saunders Gore The rcconmen
dn,on of Dr. hn,hoa decided and unqualified Dr. Anhons
reputation SUCH be entirely satisfactory 70 my nnd On
any so'Jc''' WI "''''' WILLIAM 5. PLUMER."
NIB, Terms may be asccrtainrd by personal APP
nlcn,ion 10 Mr. Gore a, the schoul, the Mansion
House.
NJ The School is removed TO the School house lately
occupied by Mr.. b. A. Saunders few PAGES distant
from the Boarding. house Of Mrs Saunders
Richmond, Va, Jan. w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-23
Dec l9

NOTICE TO going South arc IN
formed that they reach Petersburg, w. there eho
Of rous either Mail Line, which daily through
G Is,ou Kaeirh Columbia Augusta Ca by
the Wilmington Railroad, ami steamho" Co.'s rc from the
termination Petersburg Railroad, through HALIFAX, Whining
ton aud Charleston &c
Tho DAYS of starting Petcrsu, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and SATURDAYS euy coaches
p.,e-.hu,y Raroad Office. Dec. l9. 1897 65-3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-23

r. w. RANDOLPH 4 CO., Eookselers Sa,ioners und ds"
ers in Music Fancy Goods opposite Mcss l!ub1a'd
Gardner, Main St. Richmoni Va 49, ,
uie 20 their friends ana the pubic, the
following Goods been purchased for the part for
eas. they can, will sell at very low prices VIZ:
Stundsrd books in the various departments OF Literature
School and Juvenile books, in great varieties
Blank books Of all kinds and sizes
Writing and letter papc from 81 40 TO SU per reant
collection OF music, musical Instruments aud preccpofs
Pen AMI pocket knives, scissors aud razor5
Stationary Of the best quality
A large assortment OF Iancy goods
English and American Annuals for 1888 -.
respectfully request who DO in want OF a-
cI.. a. above, to give o call. j. W. RANDOLPH 90.
December 5 ol--ot
NAMES A. SEHDON, .3:tVrny Lan viii attend the courts
Richmond, the superior Court OF SPotsyTa-
liza. Quarterly and Superior Courts Of Caroline
lis office Immediately the OF Messrs KNAPP res
ton Co.. Street, Rchmond being the same formerly occu-
80 J.. 55-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-23

corporation I.yucibug nrrdeeaIe twenty years from
payable annually the LIST day of Janu aud July may be
obtained by application tho Office OF the Jumcs River und kunS-
Decembc s. 6?-aaw4w
SLAYES FOR SALE.-AgreeabIy 10 decree Of
~ Charlotte County Court, in the suit OF Dnhbs vs.
Dabbs administrators, will be sold, In the ghest bid
der, Charlotte Court House, The 9th day of febru
ary (being court day. credit I'LL the lst day 81 jan
uary next, the purchasers giving bonds with approved
security, eight likely Negroes, belonging to the estate
Of Nancy Dabbs decd.
All persons having Claims against The said estate, will
bring them forward properly authenticated tur payment
on, delay. ARCHIBALD VAUGHAN,
Commissioner and admor. Of Nancy Dabbs, deed
jan 72-t3dF
RJ OTlCE-On Thursday, the first day of February,
LIZ 1888 will be sold to The highest bidder, at lie
dwelling house and house OF Samuel 5 Fuqun, IN
the upper end of Charlotte county, twentyoIr likely
negroes named Archer Bob, Pleasant Jesse Jerry joe
Bi!!ey, Caesar, Jack, Jnhn, black Nancy yellow Nancy,
MIlry, Sally, Catharine. Rhoda, Siius Lucy. Mary,
Nelson Agness Charles, Harry and Chelsa, consisting
Of men, women boys and girls, the most of whom are
very likely having been selected for the Southern mar
kel-Aso two tracts of land adjoining, containing about
900 acres commonly called TImberlakes and the store
tract The tract contains about 3cS acres on which
is cummodious sinreEousc, very good dwelling house,
all other Necessary houses barns, &c and is con-
siderrd by many tie very best situation tor Store IN
the county. AT the lime and place, will be sold
parcel Of household and kitchen furniture some goods
o, the store stock cattle hogs, horses and blacksms
los &c-Al will be sold credit 10 be made known
on the day Of sale. Any person wishing to view The
land will apply to MI Samuel S Fuqua ON the spot, or
Mr. John Armis!ead, Col Robert F. Gaines or myself,
who live near. The title TO both negroes and land is
believed TO be ndisruable. shall convey only such as
is vested in by the deeds Of trust Of record in Char
otle Court made by Mr. Fuqua creditors there
in named Bonds and approved security will be- required
RO. MORTON, Trustee
Charlotte Jan. 90 TIT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-23

acknowledgements Rules he'll in the Clerks otco
of Tho, Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancer Tor Luncn'
hurr county on the 18th day OF December, 1887:
lanes Neal surviving Of the late firm OF Nra q steven
SON. and James Stephen Peus surviving partners The
late firm Of Stephen Pet;us& Co., flan'iis
against ,,
Taron w Knight administrator OF Loiowck Farmer deceased,
Bcnumn Farmer cnry John Allen Elizabeth and James Far
nsI children of said Benjamin, William lache and Elizabeth
his vile James, Sophia, Benjamin. Abnnn and Lresy
children William Ilutchctt John a. Rowlct', admin
ra,or of E. s c. George dcc Stokes, Dcfendan
Tile Defendants Iia,ehc,t and Elizabeth his wife, Jnmc
Emen Sophia Benjamin. Abaam and Peggy liaichelt, c'icn
Of William atcc,t having entered their ana gwen
secry according the Of Assembly and he rules OF TINS ou
evidence that they nrc not hhah
nns Of This On the motion Of the on,'f by their
ordered That they appear here on or before me s
ondny in sach and fc their TO tho plaintiffs I
nnd that copy of this order be forthwith, inserted one o. INC
puisc The OF Richmond for two months sue
and posted ut the front Of the Court house OF this
crssneE' " fr"onv-'rcs,e WIN. II. TAYLOR, C.
co;n"s;o 81 VIZ G5-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-23

I'm rules held IN the Clicks o':ce
Of The Circuit Superior Court Law Chancery for Louisa
county n, the house, the Alb duy OF Dccnbcr 1857
E;i,n, Ianusion Plaintiff,
against n,
Nathaniel Mills John r. Quncs and David Thompson execu,
tors of Ralph uare dccdthc said John r. Qnacs und David
Thompson cga,cc nnd devsces Of the said Ralph ouac de-
ceased; Lanss,ou John an=on, Ralph ouaries and Ko
Ger Quaes and following emancipatcd slaves TO w By
Oil ion,es r. md Arthur Defendants
The Roger QuurIes Charles ansson John i"gon'
Diy Burre James and Arthur, having entered their APP
security according 10 law aud the ues Of s
moi inhabitants Of State motion Of the Plaintiff by his toun-
sell il is ordered the said Defendants Roger Quares CHARLES
John Lcnss,on By Buel James, J and Artur,do
appcnr before Judge OF said Court at the on
The first day of the of said Court and unwc1 the b OF
Tho that copy this order be forthwith inserted IN
some published the city Of Richmond for wo months
posted the front door Of hc Courthouse oil this
co,n IN some court day. a copv-TesIe,
''' JOHN HUNTER, c. L. c. S. C. L. C.
Lincoln telegraph., 1838-05-31
LINCOLN TELEGRAPH
B AT H M E.
THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 81.
PRESIDENTIAL CONVENTION.

The time and place of the session of the
Wing National Convention, for the nomi-
nation of candidates for the Presidency
and Vice Presidency, to succeed Martin
Van Buren, and Richard NJ johnson in
184l, are at length determined upon. We
copy the following from the last National
Intelligencer.
at having been proposed by various meet
ings ofthe opponents ofthe present Admins
tration, in different parts ofthe u. States that
there should be general meeting of Dele
gates from all of the States, for the pur-
pose of agreeing on and recommending
suitable persons as candidates for the office
of President and Vice-Presdent at the
next election; and desire having been ex-
pressed by several of said meetings that
the time and place of holding such meeting
should be fixed by opposition members OF
Congress, those members have authorized
us TO announce that, in compliance with
what thus appears to be the general wish,
they have met and consulted on the sub bject
and after due consideration and reflection,
they are of opinion that the Borough of
Harrisburg, in the State of Pennsylvania, ),
is a suitable place, and the first Wednes-
day in Dec. 1889, a proper time, for
holding general Meeting Tor the purpose
above mentioned, to be composed ofDele-
gates from all the States i'll proportion TO
their representation in the Houses ofCon-
gress.
Lincoln telegraph., 1838-05-31
TO DELINQUENTs-onlu.

Absolute necessity com2els us, once
more, and we hope for the last time,
to say word to those of our subscribers
who are indebted to us for the Telegraph,
or for adyertizing. We have already allu-
ded to this subject before but to our regret j,
and serious damage, those kind and timely
hints have, in the great majority of cases,
been entirely unleeded
Now, we suppose, every one Of our sub
scribers and advcrtizing patrons, are we'll
wIshers to our paper, in as much, rs we
advocate the cause of truth and Justice, or
in other words--the cause of tho whole
people, and not the wishes of the ''oilicc-
holders" IL must then appear very evil
dent to these our particular friends, that
we cannot sustain the Telegraph unless,
they will sustain us
We therefore trust that all rho o;ve as
for the paper, for Job-wotk, or for adverti-
zirg, will Immediately forward us the
amount, or at least send us part. Al this
time we need several hundred dollars very
much, and if those Nho owe us, will only
do their duty, we shall have it.
We here express our thanks to those who
have, like gentlemen and true wings, paid
their fare. May long life and happiness
attend them !
Those indebted to us will please pay up
immediately
Lincoln telegraph., 1838-05-31

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN New YoRK. On
Friday afternoon, lth inst. about three
o'clock, fire broke out in the centre ol
the block bounded by Pitt, Rivington,
Stanton and WiIett streets, and in the
course of an hour destroyed upwards OF
twenty buildings, principally wooden, and
deprivng of shelter nearly sixty families.
The greatest sufferers are those who were
burnt out upon Rivington street. many
were unable tosave their furniture. Twelve
two story brick front buildings were des-
troyed on Ryington street; eight or ten IN
rear of Pitt street, besides number of
others that were badly injured.
Lincoln telegraph., 1838-05-31

MILITARY DINNER. We understand the
gentlemen composing the Portland Light
Infantry, have determined on visiting our
village, on Wednesday next. The Bath
Light Infantry turns out of course, to re-
ceive their guests, and we hear it rumored
that the Brunswick company, will also be
on hand. After the usual compliments,
the whole posse will proceed to the Town
Hall, where Mr.. BEALs has engaged TO
have in readiness a splendid dinner. Hope
every member will be on hand, and give
cheerful reception to our Portland brethren.
Frequent allusion will be made to the sub
ject of our N. E. Boundary
Lincoln telegraph., 1838-05-31

>.lThe following just compliment, we find
in Boston Courier, from the pen of cor
respondent, who recently passed through
our place:
"'I'he old Kennebec flows by many
pleasant village, but at the present moment
its waters pass no buster place than Bath.
Fourer five ships, from TO 700 tons each,
are now on the stocks, and the broad-axe,
the cross-cut saw and the sledge are WELD
ed with great activity by the strong arm of
the mechanic. 1t is said that one compa-
ny here has realized S75, 900 clear profit.
by the freighting business during the
year,