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Lock Here every Hody.

OST OIL the 18th December lasl near Mr..
Al Ramdle's, OH the road leading from Aiken,
TO Edgeted Court House, eight miles from
Aiken. or between said Mr. RandIe's and Pro-
tliro's Saw Mill, On Shaws creek, a Fine Gold.
Jstrcifed, Leecr Tatch, with god chain and
key attarhcd 10 it when lost. Said Watch was
made by Jos. Johnston. q Church Street. Liy-
elpool, No. of Watch, 9221, with he letters d.
l.. W., engraved OH the back of said Watch.
Silvcrsnhs will confer favor by being on
their guard for such Watch.
Any person delivering the snme to ME, will
receive a reward of $25, or any information
respecting the same, will be thankfully received
by d. L. WILSON.
Shop Spring, Newbcrry Dist.
March 20 1899. trs
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We copy tromSthe Cons,itulionalis, Of

We copy ttom2,he cons,itutionalis, of
the 2Olh instant, the following interesting
items of political news.
The message of the President with re-,
earl 10 the Maine Boundary Question ana
the the arrangement between MIR; Forsyth aud aud
MIR. Fox, had arrived in England, anu
caused no uneasiness or hucluation in the
political and commercial relations OF this
country with Great Britain. In shortI ,ihe
message was considered as pacific and sat-
factory.
,ions would give decided majority to the
opposition. In consequence Of this result
the ministry, at the head Of which was NJ
Mole, had resigned. The King had
charged Marshall Soult to form new min
istry, with Mr.. Thiers, as minister of FORE
ign affairs. The organization of the new
ministry had not however been officially
announced.
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: TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

We are wiling TO toll, day and night,
for the benefit Of our patrons. But we be-
lieve that the "laborer is worthy of his
hire" Our friends would greatly obliee
us, by complying with the rules Of this
paper, published on our first page, to
which we refer them.
An editor some time since, gave this
solemn advice to his readers-''sERvE
GOD. AND PAY YOUR PRINTER"
This saying should be written In letters
of gold, on tablet, and suspended in ove-
ry dwelling, throughout our extensive
country.
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2natnf[nH.

VSHE Subscriber would inform the public thu
y he has commenced The business of house
Painting and Glazing, Paper-hanging, Grain-
ing and imitation of Stone and marble, &c
He assures the public that their work shall be-
well executed, and he hopes that by strict
ton to business, and doing it with neatness and
despatch, 10 receive aliberal share of patronage
received, and punctualy attended to, OH the
most reasonable terms.
D. W. TIBBETTS.
March ], 1889 IT'S
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Eroru ths Old Va. ! Dominion.

Hon. F. H. ELMoRE.-lt will be re-
membered that this gentleman was the
mover that vote Of thanks be passed 10
MIR. Speaker Polk, for the able. dignified
and impartial manner with which he had
discharged the arluous duties of his office.
Should the friends of MIR. Jones of our
own State, [Virginial consent TO waive his
claims, We know of no man in Congress
that we would be more eratiied in seeing
elevated to the Speakers chair, Than Col.
Elmore. Either he or the Hon. F. w.
Pickens Of the same "gallant State, "
would fill the high station with distinguish
ed ability.
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Obituary.

Died. on tile 18th of March. at Mr.. Jas.
II. Lynch's, in Richmond, Va. MIR. Robt.
Mosby, son of Gen. Ltlleton Mosby, of
Powhatan' and for upwards of so years a
resident of Rirhmend, a part of which
time he was favorabIy known as the jun
ior partner and conductor ofthe Richmond
Compiler, where he secured for himself
the warm regard Of many friends. He has
left widow and one child 10 lament the
loss of husband and father
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The Encampnent.-The Encampment
Of the Commissioned and NonCommis-
stoned Officers Of the 4th Brigade. under
Gen Edwards, at Accabee, beautiful To-
cation on Ashley River, about six miles
from the city, terminated yesterday. Gov.
Noble was present at the Camp; and IN
struction in camp discipline, and military
exercise and evolulions was impaired by
that excellent officer, Adju,ant General
Jones. Notwithstanding the disorganiza-
tion of the 18th Regiment, the encamPment
was better attended than any previous one,
the officers present nearly doubling the
number Of those in attendance two years
ago.-CharLeston Courier.
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TIE Southwestern Rail Road
Rnmk
CHARLESTON, S. C. March ID.

CHARLESTON, 5. G. March a.
CALL FOR SEC OND LNSTALMENT
TN pursuance of the 9Th section of The
IL Charter OF this Bank, second install
ment of twelve dollars and fifty cents; ON
each share Of the capital stock thereof,
is hereby called for, 10 he paid on or be.
fore Monday the 9Th day of May next. The
payments may be made at the Bank i'll The
city of Charleston, S c., or at The follow
ing Banks, or to the Commissioners NAM
ed at the following places:
AT Branch Bank, al Columbia, S. G.
q Commercial Bank, -
Merchants Bank Cheraw
4" Bank of Camden +"
Branch Bank al Camden
4" Bank Of Hamburg, 4"
Bank of Georgetown, ="
Tennessee.
Z" Northern Bank Of Kentucky, Lexins-
ton, Kentucky.
Branch of Kentucky, Covinetou.
And by Commissioners named for that
purpuse al the following places:
In South Caroiina.-At Orangeburgh,
Winsborough, Chestcrvile. GreenviIe,
Yorkville, Anderson. Darlington, Beau
fort, AbbevilIe, Sumtervlle, Prince Viii
liams. SparIanburgh, Newberry, Laurens,
Union. Lexington, Marlborough. Barn
well, Edseield, Pendleron, Statebnrg.
M North Carolina.-At Lincolnlon,
Rutherlordton, Ashyile, Wayneville, Nor
canton,
In Tsnnessse.-At such places as The
President of The Branch Bank al Knox
vile, shall designate.
JAMES G. HOLMES,
April Il tito Cashier.
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500 Reward.

STOLEN OH Monday night, the sll instant
a Patent Silcer Watch. with Silk Braid Chain,
and Brass Key attached 10 it.
Whosoever will deliver the said Watch to
the subscriber. and proof sufficient to convict
the thief, shall receive the above reward.
RICHARD NJ. JOHNSON.
April II. 1889 If IL
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AbbevilHe sher iff's Sales.

WR Y Virtue of sundry Fl. fas. to me directed,
u ID will sell at AbbevllIc C.. House, on the
first Monday in May next, the following prop
erty, (viz:)
lbs acres ofland, more or less, and wagon,
levied on as the property Of James Deauiord,
ads. Abner Perrin.
One sorrel horse, levied on as the property
Of Thomas Parkerson, ads. Lucius M. Sutf
Terms, Cash.
By Order of the Court of Common Pleas, l
will proceed to sell four negroes, Harriet, Has
ty and her two children, Henry and Clark, at
cached as the property ofA. J Sale, ads. Drury
Galloway and others. Terms of sale ofnegroes,
credit until the first of January next. purchasers
giving bond and sufficient security.
]. H. COBB, S. A. d.
Abbeville, April 90. 1889 IL
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State of South tal olina.
EDGEFIFLD DISTRICT.

EDUEf lf LII DlS hlC L.
EOHN CREED, living near Horns Creek
oD Meeting House, tolls before Inc, one b
horse, supposed to be fifteen years old, fifteen
hands high, small star in the forehead: ap
praised at Thirty-fve Dollars. Also, one yell
low sorrel Horse supposed to be Twelve years
old. all four of his legs white near the knees, a
small star On the forehead; appraised at Thirty
five Dollars. JOHN KIRKSEY, J. p.
April %, 1899 G ~
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Strayed

AF =: 1.' '?s e ;ss is5;s:si' %sss s5sa! Ssg
sASAASA.year old this spring, and a bay
Mare Mule Coli, ono year old. They went Oh
in company with a bay Horse, unknown IN tn the
neighborhood. They were last seen In the
peig ghborhood Of Mr.. Joseph Ferguson ii, :.
thankfully received. Any trouble or expense
""' ~ ELDRED SIMKINs.
april "a, 1859 I'll
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Copper, Sheet IRON, anal
Tin Ware Mandatory,
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.

AUHUSTA, GEUhuIAs
nEyHE Subscriber has just received, A large
IL assortment of Copper, Sheet Iron and Tin
Plate; which he will manufacture to any pat
tern, usual in such Ware: such as, STOVES,
STOVE PIPES, STILLS, STILL WORMS,
and every variety fTiN WARE.
He solicits the patronage of his friends
and the public in general, in South Carolina
and Georgia, as he intends keeping a con-
slant and full supply of the above articles, his
customers will not be disappointed from the
want of materials. B. F. CHEW.
L The highest price will be given for Old
Pe,ptcr, Copper, Brass and Lead.
Augusta, Ga. Aprill5. 1859 # II
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Head Quarters.

CHARLESTON, 18th April, 1899.
General Orders. No. 2.
n HARLESTON READ, Jr., JOHN Gun
9D NlSGHAM, and ARTHUR SlMKINs, have
been appointed Aids.de-Camps TO the Com
mander IN Chief. with The rank Of Ii. Colonel.
They will be obeyed and respected accordingly.
By order of the Commander in. Chief
JAMES JONES,
April 25 IL Adj. s Insp. Gen.
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Married.--In New York, January 80,
Mr. James B. Bills to Miss Susan Banks.
Ut is we'll that the banks are no longer
prohibited from issuing small bills, or we
fear this marriage would never have taken
place. e.)-BrookLyn Adu.
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BROUGHT to the Jail

nF this District, small Negro Man, about
" years Of age about feet 5 or 6 inch
es high, who says his name is George. and that
he belongs TO Stephen Bowers. living in New
berry. The owner is requested to come for
ward. prove property, pay charges and take
him away. C.J. NLoVEh, J: j.: D.
April 10, 1888 II II
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Shakespeare modernized.-Two loafers
were spoutingl the other day, in front of
bank;-when one drew wallet from his
pocket, and said, he who steals my purse
steals trash" "Yes," replied the other.
"and he who 6lches from you your good
name, takes from you ,Uhat goa neuer had. J"
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liberty .AClydeas9y.

YHNHE + undersigned has the pleasure of in
IL forming the public, thai the exercises Of
this Academy will commence on Monaay, the
18th instant, under the superintendent OF Mr..
ROBERT BRADSHAW. u graduate Of The Hamil.
ton College, New York.
MIR. Bradshaw bears credentials from Nlr
Henry Davis, late President Of Hamilton Col
lege, and the present faculty; and from the
Trustees of the Vernon and Skanea'ees Acad
emies. highly commendatory Of his charactera as
christian and gentleman and his qualifications
rs an experienced Teacher.
The scholastic year will be divided into two
sessions-tbe first commencing on the SECOND
Monday in January-and the second, OIL tue Sc
cond Monday in July.
TERMS OF TUITION.
Classics, Sl8 per session,
eT osraphy &. History, 81
''is;S'"s'S' y %;''''"s Z z'''S"s: ss's 81
This Academy is located in the neighbor
hood of Col.James Turlkins, R. Jennings, Esq
and Capt. R. Parks. near the load leading from
Greenville, via Furys Ferry 10 Augusta. Ga.
Board can he had in respectable families
near the Academy. at So per month.
WILLIAM P. HILL, Chm. Bd. TT.
Feb Ia, 1899 d-eow-3
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Edgefield sheriH,s Sales.

Y 'lrlue of sundry writs of feri tacias, to
EP me directed. will be sold at Edecfed
Court House. on The first Monday and Tuesday
in May next, the following property. viz:
Wiley Glover, vs.. John ThurInond. Gut
fridge ThurnOnd, and Randall Drlaughter. one
Tract Of Laid containing one hundred acres,
more or less, ad dining Randall Delaue liter and
others; also, one Negro Girl, Nancy and one
Negro Man. Simon.
Archibald Morgan, vs. John Thurmond. and
Randall Dcaughtcr, Il e above described prop
erty.
The Same, vs. John Thurmond, and Gn,h.
ridge Thurmond, the above described propcr-
L..
c.. p. Jones. and S Danforth, vs.. r. Shan
non, Que Black Horse.
Brown AID WrIlslnan, VS.. james H. Land
rum, ole Tract Of Land, containing one hun
dred arres more or less. nd onng Charles
May, Henry Clark, David Richardson, ami
olcrS
William S. GoodseIl, (bearer) VS.. George
Hancock, and Mary A. Hancock; George Han
cocks interest in Tract of Land, containing
four hundred acres more or less, s. adjoining w
]. Wightnan, Joseph HigItowcr, G. others.
w. b. Dorm, VS.. Faithr Lasserer. other Plain.
tff's VS.. the same: one Tract Of Land contain.
ing two hundred ard fifty acres, more or less,
where defer dant lives.
Terms Cash.
w. II. MOSS, S. E. D.
April Is, 1899 II
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MARRIED

At Aiken, on the 18Th inst. by the Rev.
Mr.. Davis, Mr.. LEWIS JONES, to Miss
REBEccA NJ. daughter Of Mr.. Lewis Jones,
Sen. all Of Aiken.
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NOTICE.

TThere will be protracted Meeting at
Little Stephens Creek Church, commencing
OIL Friday before the second Sabbath in Au-
gust. Minis,ering Brethren are earnestly invi-
ted to attend.
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Antiquariaus say that an an old negro
at Cape Cod, whenever his master re-
CURED any thing of him, would exclaim,
BIassa-chuse-it. Hence in time the name
Of Massachusetts.
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Columbia S'.gwsasste stage,

yE7lI[S Stage leaves Columbia every
Y Monday, Thursday, and Saturday, .at =
o'clock, T. NJ. aud arrives in Augusta, next day
at o'clock. P. NJ. Leaves Augusta every
Monday, Thursday ,and Saturday, at 3 o'clock,
A NJ. and arrives in Columbia next day. at s
o'clock, A. NJ. Every thing is new and well
provided, on this line, and in excellent order,
and no pains will be spared 10 make every
thing agreeable TO passengers.
DOUGLASS g. WARD.
March I It's Proprie:or,.
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For Sale.

a IA A LARGE Bright Bay
A TNfTESS" EA. Horse, suitable for the
NV T$ Carriage or Draugh. He
~ ~ EcesS& walks and trots well, and
rides toerably well. For further particulars
enquire of WHITFIELD BROOKS.
April Is, 1889 If II
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DR.. J. S. Gunnell has been appoint.
ed Post Master at Washington, d. c., ir
place of DR.. w. D. Jones, removed.
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There are three enormously profitable
post offices in Massachusetts, one of them
yields five dollars eighty-nine cents, one
four dollas seventy Eve cents, and one two
dollars eighteen cents per annum.
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NEW GOOHbS.

NEW GOODS.
WHE Subscribers nave just received from
n New York, general assortment of
Spring and Summer Goods, of the latest and
most fashionable articles in their line.
They consistin part Of:
GroS 'etats. Thibct, French cloths, Gam
booms.
Grass linen and linen drilIings, for Sum-
mer Wear,
Cashmere. Cha " Vestngs, Stocks,
Collars, Bosoms, Gl"ves, suspenders,
Fine Hats, and Umbrellas.
They keep constantly OH hard. a general
assortment of MILITARY TRIMMINGS, of
all kinds; and they atc prepared to execute ali
orders with despatch.
They invite their customers. and the public
generally, to call and examine for themselves
HARRINGTON IL BRYAN.
Edgelied c. II. April l. 1899 tt 9
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Sale the Bonds.-The National In
.elligencer gives us in the debate of The
Treasury note bill Of the 2sth ultimo. MIR.
Webster's opinion of the mach mooled
case Of Mr.. Woodbury's sale of the bond OF
the United States Bank. AS the Intelli-
gencer rather quainlly and coldly says:
sit will be perceived that Mr.. Webster
sees no occasion to find fault of the man.
ner in which i. was agreed by the Secre-
,ary of the Treasury and the Secretary OF
War, TO receive payment of the bonds due
the United States by the Bank" This is
rather short Of the mark. MIR. Webster
speaks of the transaction in strong and de-
clded terms of admiration. He approves
of the course of the Secretary of the Trea-
sury, Ia new thing with Mr., Webster,) and
says Of the agency which the Secretary OF
War had in the arrangement 81 COM
mend his course in this transaction alto
gether, as manifesring comprehe nsive
views and practical ability Of administra-
ion."-Richmond Eng.
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Fresh Family Groceries,
AMONG which are
Cuba, Laguira, and Rio Coffee,
Porto Rico and New Orleans Sugar;
New Orleans and Cuba Molasscs,
Hyson. Imperial and Black Tea,
Rice, &c. &c. For sale by
C. A. DoWD.
April /, 1889. If 8
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We stated yesterday, says the New Or
leans Courier, that General Hamilton, and
Others, had declared their intentions Of be-
coming citizens Of Texas. 1t is proper TO
state that the Constitution Of the new Re-
public does not require remuneration of
allegiance to the United States to become
citizen; and that General Hamilton, in
q speech at Galveston, declared he had
not, nor would uot abandon allegiance 10
hi, naive country; but tha, having lands
in the new state, he wished to put himself
in position to defend them. The other
gentlemen, also made large purchases of
lands, to hold which requires citizenship,
or quasi citizenship. General Lafayette
was citizen of the Uuited States, and
subject of France at the same time; and
General Bernard, at present. Minister Of
War in France, was citizen, aud Briga-
dier General, in our service.
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The following gentlemen were on Mon
day the Sth inst., elected directors of the
Bank of Georgetown, S. c.: Benjamin
King, A. w, Dozier, ]. w. Coachman, J..
G. Henning, John Chapman, Thos. G..
Carr, John G. Porter.
The two last in the places Of Dr.. E. T.
Heriot and Mr.. f. B. Rothmahler, who
had resigned. At a meeting of the Direc-
tors subsequently, held, J. Chapman was
elected President.-Georgetolcn Union.
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Astronomical Lecture.
A LECTURE will be delivered in the
A Court House, this EVENING,
Subject-Mercury and Venus.
Tickets 50 cents, at the Drug Store.
Thursday, April25, 1889.
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Pace ~ CENTS.
Tern. Of the .vsrsp'per PT'ss cf NeD Orlenn'
Mnan;,n, ,s,g agreed TO At an adjourned m ,ctirg o
i..,.;,,nrs II IN IN the l3il, Of March, 1887

lSly agreed 10 Al an Uil0uFneu 'u.S W
the Tropre,ors, h Id on the 18Th Of March, 1887.
su"sr,,prioSs Twelve Dollars FIR the d'y pm
49,, a",Iu. p,:nhlc - nj ,unp,lly in advance: ten
dollars for ths tr.wesSly country pV,ef pnyan,e oHs
vear in advance where city reference u g'v"n ~"
hs rutiou will be discontinued until arreatnges nre
settled In case Of di continuance, one weeks not'cs
In prit.ng must o, 'nvariap g''en' P'e'"us ~ !"
su;ra,ion Of subscription.
Anyrnryslvo.-)he dollar per square Tor the hrst
Insertion, and alf that price for each subsequent one:
an, material alteration from the original advertisement
WV DC SuyEnr,srns-M and Ira ers,
op,v dollars f, English alone, and sixty Tor both Ian
raacas; Banks, Insurance Offices, and other s'm'ar
nbc Institutions, fifty dollars in English only and
,o1s ar Commission merchants sixty dollars in English
ne, and eighty Tor both languages.
inc til. attention Of the public To safes o. property
cards Of passengers, benefits, &c: &C. viii be charge
sne door per square for the first insertion IN each ian
sCoMxuy,cAr,oss or Advertisements, Of any person
al no,ure when admissible, shall be charged dSuble,
and in Cd ance. .. ;n la ,,l. .,
Auct;onscrs. Shcrs sgiscr. Of wills, and Marshnls
on ,jcs Of real estate, publ shed n BON
aud So per cent in English alone: 10 per cent o" s0'ea
EMBELLISHMENTS out Of the direct line of business
of te advertiser such AZ legal, auction, anu planta
on sales runaway slaves, stray animals &c. &c. WI"
Do charged for .epa n,e,y, and at the ordinary fa.ts'
AnvsnTIsrMESrs not specified as 10 time, Will be
ruHlishcd one month, and charged "ccor',ns'y
No advertisements OF bankruptcies VIII ~ p.o:s"s,
in any cuae unless paid for previous u ,":.' . VI
uaynen, guaranteed by responsible person IN ,oMh:
Theatre, and other places OF Amusement t .,"
daily ,r the SEASON. to be charged Si'' WI :"
tone and $50 in both langunses. ,:,,., orc,o,
All announcements Of canat for !o,. enI o%e
will be charged double the price OF other "''eF'S'
mentst l.. ,.,,rouc
Owing to tho immense loss sustained ny ne"spnre
prorp.,urs thew have come I" s',- ',, '
M mes Of persons whose accounts NAV" IT," s
within one month after prcs"naton sha'l ne "''"
krYxa so far as practicable, to each o'lrr-hey on,
g,ons themselves not TO os"tn,e or ,pn PRIV, 81"
i>igncd) ~: " 81 N'"''
F.P. KEA. ,,
&c. PRENDERGiST,
JOHN GIBSON,
LJMSDEN. "
IT, "a, p,.x,-N- tn, un,leraigncd agree to nhrt
hy tn. nHove conditions, far as th,y ure aplcoo'
~a.kiv papers. " ,,,vpr\f.r
AK u s,scrn,ions are taken for les than months
rri,,r. must j., III case, hn post paid.
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Provided, no stone. hc delivered without an or
der from tho Comptroller, who shall no, 'sSe sue"
nr5,r mill tho amount no paid to tho Treasurer.
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder.
Sent to tie Mayor, Jan. ).
Resolved, That the Petition Of y. l.. fioug''
praying to be exempted f:om tho tax for exhh'tons
IN his Lecture Room, ought no, To he granted.
JOSHUA BALDWIN,, Recorder.
Sent to the Mayor, Jan. 5.
Resolved, That tho Blacksmith shop referred TO
in tho Petition Of w. T. Hrpp BIO permitted to
remain. provided that said shop be removed or Go
! nolshed, whenever tho same be ordained BY THU
| Council.
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder
| Sent to the Mayor. Ian. 2.