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The native American., 1839-05-25

1snctnre Of Roses.-Take the leaves Of the
common rose (ccntJolie,) place them, without
pressing them, in a bottle, pour good spirits of
wine upon them, close the bottles, and let it
stand until it is required for use. This tincture
will keep for years and yield perfume little in
feror to otto of roses few drops of it will suf-
fee to impregnate the atmosphere Of a room with
a delicious odor. Common vinegar is greatly
improved by very small quantity being added
to it. f.s
The native American., 1839-05-25

Election .4necdote. 80 Though our elections
sometimes produce ebulltions Of angry feeling,
they also originate some excellent jokes. One
of them we shall give as related to US. The
question was put TO a simple foreigner by our in
formant, :.Have you ever been naturalized?"--
Answer. 81 don't remember" Question. .Can't
you recollect whether you ever applied to the
Court for that purpose!' Answer "No; but
they had ME up at Court once, and / was put in
jail for few days. Perhaps that was to natura-
lize me; but I'm not able to say for certain."-
Norfolk Herald.
The native American., 1839-05-25

Note.-My father intermarried into the Clark
son family when was small boy; and my mar
riage into the same family gave me the chance of
being personally acquainted with the thirteen chill
dren, who, as ! have heard their mother say,
were all by one husband, namely, eight sons and
five daughters; they were all born in the county
of Louisa, and all of them did, at some time live
in the county of Albemarle. And I have no
doubt in my mind that with the exception of
one, and she was near eighty the sons and daugh-
tiers did live to be more than eighty years of age,
and several of them bordering on ninety years.t
Given under my hand, this fifth Of February,
one thousand eight hundred and thirty seven.
JESSE LEWIS.
The stars indicate those individuals who are still
alive.
This note has reference to the suboined certificate
Mr.. Lewis does not here alude to the senior mem
Der. James GARRISON, who he is aware lived to still
greater ages ..f~
The native American., 1839-05-25

new mineral spring has been discovered at
Ballston, similar in properties to the famous
Washington Spring, which failed some years
since, It is said also to possess odinc. valua-
bic ingredient where glandular Instructions exist.
The Ballston Spa Gazette calls the notice of
travellers from the south to this discovery. The
current this year, however, is setting more strong.
~ than ever to the Sulphur Springs in the Viz
ginia mountains.-B. 'ms M
The native American., 1839-05-25
The Papers Of Roberf Morris-the great f.

The Papers Of Robert Morris-the great f.
nancier Of the Revolution, who may be said al
most without figure, to have organized victory
Tor our arms, by the timely supplies which none
but he could at times raise for the troops-are, it
is said, in the Philadelphia North American,
about to be published. They will add precious
materials for the history of our heroic sge.--N.
7. american.
The native American., 1839-05-25

Baltimore Beef Market,--This morning, at
the Centre Market, beef was offered for sale bv
several of the butchers, at prices not exceeding
twelve and half cents pound, they having
succeeded in obtaining q plumber of beeyes, Of
good quality, at a rate which justified them in
selling at that price. About 90 head were
slaughtered and divided amongst them.--Bah.
finer.
The native American., 1839-05-25

A proposition Of most singular character has
been made to the. President, and referred to the
Secretary Of War, and by him submitted to
Gen. Macomb. An individual from the North
proposes the employment Of Newfoundland
Dogs, which he states he will furnish at six dol
Jars per head or he will contract to terminate the
war within specified time, upon certain condi-
tons. The General has not yet decided upon
this novel proposition, though he has it under
consideration.
The native American., 1839-05-25

Zen Cent Pieces.-The bakers Of New Or
leans lately resolved that they would not take.
ten cent pieces for more than six and quarter
cents! TO obviate this determination of the ba-
kers to take the regulation Of the currency
into their own hands, the Councils of the city
passed an ordinance requiring the bakers to make
ten and fifteen cent loaves hereafter.--H.
The native American., 1839-05-25

accidental Hanging Singular Death.--An
Irish carman named Arthur Hughes, residing
at 81 Hammersley street, came to his death, on
Thursday morning, in the following singular
manner:
From the testimony adduced before the Coro-
ner, who, on Thursday, held an inquest upon the
body, it appeared that he was employed as car
man for Mr.. Hughes, who lived near by
About o'clock in the morning, he went out to
the stable to feed his horse, and, finding the door
locked, Ia baffen door, made of thin suff,) he
climbed up and pulled the top Of the door out, and
put his head through to look and see if his horse
was within. Just as he had thrust his head thro'
the aperture, his feet slipped, the door sprang
back TO its place, and fixed his head, of course,
in an immoveable position. He was found thus
suspended about two hours after, quite dead, and
his neck broken-his death, of course, having oc-
Cured simultaneously. The coroner's jury rem
dered verdict of 'Accidentally Hanged"
". Y. american.
The native American., 1839-05-25

Something Remarkable.-A letter from our
Harrisburg correspondent, dated May 10th, men-
tons the following curious incident:
'''rhis morning, Mr.. Sheriff presented memo
rial of Eliza B. Runnels, a lady from Alexandra
and Washington, who has been here during the
session fourishing as an authoress, that she may
be admitted to seat in the place Of Mr.. Stevens,
TO represent the county Of Adams. She setforth
that as the people of Adams county were not
fully represented, and as the elections had been
taken from the people by the House, and she,
being atrne-blooded Loco Foco, she had chance
Of being admitted She pledged herself, more
over, not to speak more than FIVE times on any
one subject, and not more than thirty minutes
each time. On motion Of G. R. Smith, il was
referred TO the committee on the case of Mr.. Ste
vens. The lady was sitting in the gallery at the
time the memorial was presented and read; she
seemed much delighted with the matter. On
motion of Mr.. Higgins, however, the committee
was discharged from a consideration of the me-
mortal of Mrs. Runnels-the paper was with
drawn, and the place Of Thaddeus is un6lled."--
Pennsylvanian.
The native American., 1839-05-25
APPETITE CURED BY RESTRAINT.

APPETITE CURED BY RESTRAINT. Il
The following is the testimony Of Or. Walter
Charming, before Committee of the Massachu-
setts Legislature:
Mr.. Hallet-In relation to the appetites OF
hunger and thirst, which is the strongest! sgs,ss
Dr.. Channing-Thirst.
Mr.. H.-Whch produces death in the shortest
DR.. CT do not know; for those individuals
who have died voluntarily, have continued to
drink something.
Mr.. HIS not thirst laid down in the books
as more certain death than hunger!
DIR. C.-Yes. HH
Mr.. H.-What will be the comparative effect
of restraint upon these appetites! Na
Dr. C.-Thirst is stronger than hunger.
Mr.. H.-Then If hunger will break through a
stone wall, what will the thirst for strong drink
do? 1e
DIR. C.-Ifa man is entirely cut off from the
opportunity of getting ardent spirit his appetite
may be overcome. | will tell you one case. l
was called to an individual who had profess
sion, and was well educated, but became beg
gar through intemperance. found him in bed.
He said he was suffering the torments of the
damned from rum. why! said l. DO you see
that VIAL said he, half full of castor oil ? II
there were rum floating on the surface, would
drink the whole Of it, for the sake of the rum. /
have gone along the streets with my head bowed
in the dust, to find cent to buy rum His head
is in that position now, although he has been if
teen years reformed man. There was an indi-
vidual who could not get it, because he had not
the means of buyingit, and he would not steal. ~
fIt would be troublesome to you, were to tell you
the suferings OF that individual. There was a
man who did every. thing he could to get rum;
but because he could not get it, he was reformed.
NJ. EvGngeRst.
The native American., 1839-05-25

u & Z X Z . f. Z u = \
abolition Iuapudence.-An occurrence took
place on board the steamer Massachusetts,, on
Saturday last which shows how reckless are the
abolitionists Of public opinion. A number Of
them, headed by Garrison, took passage in the
Massachusetts for New York, and one Of the
party, q Mr. Buff ham, procured tickets for seve-
raj colored women, whom he had under his pro-
lection, and who occupied the ladies' cabin during
the night, unknown to the other passengers and
the officers ofthe boat. On ascertaining the fact,
the next morning, the captain demonstrated with
Mr.. Buffham, who replied that he had done so
before, and would do it again. He was supported
in his remarks by Garrison and the rest Of the
Abolitionsts, who appeared to think that the
whole Of the passengers were of their opinion,
but on a vote being taken, seventy-seven out Of
an hundred passengers decided that Mr.. Buffham's
conduct had been very improper. We hope This
will be lesson to the amalgamationists. .
Boston Post.
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Alfred C:s,Ieman ESQ. Amounted Secretary.

Alfred Casteman, Esq, appointed Secretary.
On motion tie follow ing gentlemen were appointed
by the Chair to draft resolutions expressive OF the OBJ
jet ofihis meeting viz Cyrus Cormlck WIN Gas
teman, T d. Shepherd jacob lsler and Ihos Jordan;
who, after retiring, reported the following resoi"udhs
which were unanimously adopted:
Reso'rcd That cordially respond to the call OF The
Democratic party Of Berkeley for convention 10 oe
held at Martinsburg, on the 2oih day of March, as
Of producing concord and unity among ourselves
RsSO'red, That -- be delegates 10 said conVen'I"n
which - on motion, was filled with the names nf
the following senemfn:- Nathaniel Burwel Captain
WIN Tay lor. Col W. Ware, Jacob lsler, Capt VIM
Caseman. John Grant, john BurchrII, Cyrus McCor.
mick, DR.. Jas. |. Williams, Thomas Briggs, LIT
Teton, James Kraw. l"hn Alexander, Maj S Bell Al.
fred Cas,lsnan, Col. + Mccormick, T. ID. Shepherd,
Thomas Jordan, Robert Burchril.
EssOircd, That the plan fora Convention 10 be held at
Richmond on the Sd Monday in March next, meets h
decided upprobation and that lie
Delegates 10 said Convrnun which
motion, filed with the Of the io!!nwir.
gentlemen, viz Hon. Richard f Parker, Sssj"r Il u.
Opc, ST Col. Vim Carson, Nathaniel Burweli, Capt.
WIN Cas- Icman, aud Cyrus Mccormick
RcSOircd, That we have the fullest confidence in The
virtue and patriotism Of Nathaniel Burwell, Esq, and
should the Republican party Of Warren concur, we Will
use ell honorable 10 promote his election 10 the
next ll"usr Of Delegates Of Virginia
ResOrrd, That we approve Of the present admin'S'ra
ton nf The General G0vrrnm Mt aud viii give Martin
Van Buren, our cordial mPpoT for The next President
ship
RcSoircd, That these proceedings be s!ncd by the
Chairman and Secretary, and that the Richmond En-
Guer Wincestrr Frgnidn and lher papers friendly 10
the preSen, administration ard Charcstown Free Ffcss,
be requested To publish the same.
NATHANIEL BURWELL, Chairman.
Ar Ep IN A
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! peryyIuiuaGie L.iADS for Saie
KRlHE undersigned intending 10 remove the West.

FEIHE undersigned, intending 10 remove to the West,
"a take this method to NOTIFY the public, that they
wish to sell the following Tracts of Land, To vii:
One Tract lying on Beaver Island creek, containing
500 acres of which about 100 is bottom land with
comfortable dweng-house, and other necessary out
houses
One other Tract adjoining The above lying immrdi
a,ey in the Fork of Mayo and Dan rivers, containing
$50 acres Of which is lG6 of bottom land, with
comfortable dwelling hnuse and convenient out-houses
adjoining the Town Of Madison which IS Of the most
commercial and enlerprising villages in The Upper
try. .
creek containing about $50 acres, large portion 0
which is bottom land, and with good improvements
Two other Tracts yng Mayo river, containing 1o
acres well improved, and has it grist and saw mill
the site Of which is equal TO any in the State.
One other Tract y ing Beaver Island creek, con
tanning 600
One other Tract containing about 400 acres lying on
Beaver Island creek with very coTIo,abIr two story
house just finished, and other convenient oui-hnuses
One other Tract containing between l3and l40O acres
upon which are several improvements, anu cou!u pe di
vJed suit several purchasers yng on Dan river
and bounded by said river the North west nearly two
miles; supposed 10 be about POO acres OF bottom LAND
and has i! Westinghouse IA feet long, and ~ leel
wide together with oil other necessary out-houses
Also Ii or half acre Lots in the Town OF Madison,
a part Of which are well improved.
The ncs, of The above Tracts Of Land are joining
each other and situated in the county OF Rocking
ham and Stale Of North Carolina and in the mme dia e
Dc;rhborh uud of the Town Of Madison.
Also two other Tracts, known BY the name Of Aliens
Delight. part of which is in Rockingham, and the
remainder in Stokes county containing about $50 acres,
bounded on the Southeast by Dan river, for about two
miles has about 900 Of bottom land ii has also
good site fer mill II situated so as TO suit either one
or two purchasers
The above Tracts Of Land are in very healthy sec.
ton Of country. all being well wntrred, with plenty OF
good wood land and The soil is suitably ada pd 10 the
culture of tobacco and grain Of every description
The undersigned being determined 10 sell. earnestly
solicit those WIN may wish to purchase in tbs part OF
the country, TO come and examine for themselves
RICHARD WALL
WILLIAM FERREL.
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ROWTON. Winner Of the Gr.at 81. Lsgsr

This celebrated imported Horse aud Stallion, will covcr
suing season. SIS and $3.50 with dollar
to The groom in all cases iamitaby beautiful and Ashy
ont ae sS fus inches hs proportions
Garage and aet0n ss aas no blu,
will not 10 responsible for accidents o, escapes b, , Cd
Race Horse ow'en was equal any eo, sr na ad
sutt-es.ed judges, had his equal except fa MI
en. boldly tia, he was the Horse especially
al q he ever rode handcd end in this opinion ms o
iesr. r"r''a o. sus,,hs p,%"S , @ md
himself good at miles, under heavy eAI Us an! ""e
WSeo and wears ALL winning the ST.
Ien.r md ,an. front situation at very tremendous StS
pas ans whip las, win PrOmptade and ruta 'Inou
n 5ssdd Eng Sport. Mag He only once, when
years old h SaIcr. whom he subsequently, beat n'ee aS'V
s9d Tins wear fd Of mile horses al DoaedSir ~
rns e and time started making play throughout and
hcn,,n S.toro Sotort, LAUREL Jenny Mills ard Don ''ro-
VrS Il ubsc ers miles carrying l22 his IN the eceend
time Of j seconds 6sating bind and several 9e
A, six years old he the oaand' at ascot beating
The Sadc aud large feh aud Two days n'e ne made
dead ha, celebrated Camars, beating tue saIdef Tor
Cup, a subsches actually carrying " es more " .s
mare people thought he won The English spo
cnritc him TO niche G"0"s "e re'g "'S' H
rt rg treu,eRduS' aud well they might, since he run %
with s lbs. 30 seconds, aud assure US dt h0nt"a
races shcw stout Horse with his hca al ey
Ills colts have been England and nave shown te ~
p and game nearly have no, been oeateh
En;u Vcncire!,, voItuirc, Whiske Partisan KeyeEef,
lev Action The Colonel, aud all the best English VI e
,y For their trial believe wen Us c sp'
Of any horse in England where they selling at hgha @
OF om beauty and PROMISE none eci
fooled in the United Rowton Tor Inc last TWO
,.
Row,on WINS got Oan, his dam Catherina BY Woc Town
bo,her Whalebonc Landscape by Ru"ns m y
viii, his dam belly ussan OF the best Horses eVr
he'd WAS CamiIlus, Ruler 1reecrecer by Wood
pecker rcnbam Cuncgonde &c. Camius was by the ncoh
ouered and nvncc ambcon and Of Faith y Pacoi Alta
la by Macem His pedigree is remarkably rich and fashionable
for bottom, closely allied 10 all the best ocS,
a. iicad Matcheu Eclipse Waxy and oatc yeats TO Camln",
Queen Tiump Day Middleton rehpo entiuy aud Elias and
many others. For PARTICULARS my handhIs
'' WYATT CARDWELL
failed the Stations heretofore kept by
me- will b. 500; aud gentleman becoming csp"ns
dc Tor n.r. actually colcCn. and paying over 10 me tie
amount shall be charged only $50 for each Good and
board Of Servants sent with the mars,
a the I" &c subject 10 my entire c"-
p, ,oI ,n, rnrnrcm,u, WYATT CARDWELL
Jan 26 fc-'iJuhe
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NORFOLK COUNTY.

A, I-ro and resp.ctablr meeting OF the Democratic
Marty or tins county, held al the Court house, IN f"T,s
mouth, Friday evening Tie I'D mt DT; J"sePn
SSclUucld vas ca!itd W i've S"'''' "" ''''" IA S
appointed Secretary
oo ,ro,;on of Captain William j Darden the follow
ing gentlemen were appointed commi"'e 10 a'a''
rIs.mbe and Resolutions w IiIlam DaIdrn. Arthur
4 Smith, John Cooke, John >. White, and william
Morrill,. ; -o,;.od e., c,,, mi;
rs,n,prd and reported the following Preamble and
Resolutions: = IN, r.; ;tr,,I,
x anxiety and tor the safety OF those Vcne-
d ,r;pc,uLs on which is inundet our prosperity anu
i;ross. And whereas these landmarks On which
I homes have heretofore centred based on strict con
s,rc,on of the Consucn are continually assaIifu ny
vigiant and unlirng enemy, VINO are ehGtaVof'ng u"
,,i.b privileged nobility, under The fictitious tile
nj corpora,e authorities who would strip sovereign
osorIr Of the last ves,ige of srlf government AND,
herens is important that the most perfect union ana
cnnccr, of action should he had in the Democratic lie
publican ranks; therefore,
Resoircd That approve OF a Convention 10 De
held IN The city Of Richmond, on the thIfd MONDAY III
Mach next TO be composed of Delegates from the Sc
veraI counties boroughs and cities, III THIS Common
wealth. e,o,coII ID o.Nou
S.s,,,si Crockcr. Arthur r Smith, John K. C"oke,
Richard G BAYLOR Doctor Buzzrll, Doctor Sylvester,
!rrnnas Por,ock, and ConmcI J Cherry, he appointed
Delegates TO represent tins county III "'t ao'''
Convention ,: ,L ,,irc;
Q R..yIred That, as party, we sustain Inc primer
,lrs Of limited construction OF The CnhSt'ut'oh' o
lhal The Authoritarian principles which have engenue
Cd The National Bank Internal improvements oy Tue
General Government and protective lar'ii' We usP'e
cate and abEor. ;o. has, ,d
Resoiued, That the succession OF ranics nave du-
n;Sb.d ne Of rie necessity Of separating Inc I"Verh.
men, from Tie banks believing that The so'ehcy 'no
true interests of the banks and country, VIII DC pest
served thereby. ., ;osd
5 Rssolred, That the firmness and consancy eSnceo
bv the Republican Senators and Delegates IN he PEND
ina Senatorial Election where all tie elements oil MIS-
chef and ruin are urrayed against he meets our warm
e,t CONNIE ndn.inn and regard.
6 Resoired That we entertain unaoa''d co"hde,ce !"
The pury ofliness Of purpose, aud wisdom nl ma'"n
Van Buten and will the uuetIDos of our eiiof's' sus
tain his Administration ,s
R,soiced. That we have uadmlnlsbed confidence
in the integrity patriotism, and Republican principles o
loci Hoeman OF Isle of Wight and pledge curse &c
pse all fair aud honorable means TO secure lis election
~ JOSEPH sCuOOLFIELD, Chairman
JoHs K. CorKE, SccTcfary
CLARKE COUNTY REPUBLICAN MEETING.
Alamee,ing of the Republican party OF Clarke, pu1
sunnl to notice. at BerryviIe, on Mo"day 2oh instant
Nathaniel BurweII, Esq, was called 10 the Chair, ant
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MhRGRAYE,

" NNR If the great 81, Leger now at my stables u miles
North OF Richmond immediately on the BROOK turnpike
Fi!erIcSsurg) ready serve mares The present sea
-" so Ich $685. with 81 20 te groom 10 eve
y c'' Mares will b. well fed with grain and hay, or fodder al
" n per day; and 5ore thy remersG all pf"Ses must os
oie servants boarded without chaTse-no accommo"ao"
sc'ThrS Lots and stables prepared Tor mares-erey
prevent accidents liability 10, rune,
"ss"E' : rcn dirk chrsnut, without when'y 10 haus
n a mastery EXCELLENT proportions. He was got by
40" OF l.vlhaa, Muley Mooch aud other good onesdem
= L c";fair uIen by Observation-Disclosures, BY Drpini-
.aNi, ~ Observation-Disclosures, by Mach"m-Lass OF inc
ill., ~ uronoSo- fr,vei'cr-Mss Makeess-Brimmer-Dck
v h'''H--iufinn'< 81
;i"e "'t colts 3 years. appeared on the English tutt
son. not Showed o their performances all abi'y to run
heats and siancssome Of them winning Queens plates al
ra's large an excellent ked. For particulars OF
~ 'u.a the public referred hand hills (which will he tut
on application, the English Racios Calendar "t lse-
u, address Richu.oal, Va. no. &. WILLIAMSON.
f'hg S4--2aw6w
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AIEW SMITHlNG ESTABLlSHMENr.-1hes sub
" scriber hrgs save inform the public that he has
corpmenced the above business at Ayeits Warehouse.
kirr William county where he will al all times be PIE
pared TO do all kinds Of Smiths work in his line;
as Coach-SmitEing, Edge ton! Making md Repairing.
and all kinds Of Plantation work; al! Of which will be
executed in the neatest and best manner. AS he has
rome to great expense establish the ab"ve business he
homes by strict attention the 10 merit shnrc Of
public patronage JAMES 7. CALDN ELL.
A. BAH kinds and sizes of Iron, Steel. Files and
Coal for sale the Shop, which is Immediately in the
rear Of MIR Priders Coach Factory.
Two Apprentices Of good character wancdat the above
busiress-none others need apply. J. Il. e..
March ) M-}t
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YH1HE Subscriber respectfully informs the citizens Of
81 this city, and any strangers residents Of This Stale,
that he has the list appended 10 memorial tie L"gis
Iauie praying bounty. All friends 10 the cause are
requested 10 call TO day and add their is de-
sirabe TO present il on Monday next
J. II. d LOWNES,
Cross street leading to Mayos Bridge
March 2 93-lf
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77R. ALEXANDER D. MOORE Sir-Asyou are not resident
" this State Known agent you will please
lake notice SHALL Wednesday, the Goth day Of March
next, Tavern Of Edward L. Scrusss, the town OF Mays
Sam' be- used evidence suit depend
the Superior Court OF Law and Chhncefy
the which suit plaintiff lnd
and oalue 10 take tho said depos"ns
upon above mentioned shall proceed from day sun
until they taken at which time and place you
may attend if you think proper Yours respeeunhy, ,,,
q-td;
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RNESSRS William Youn.rr aud Williamson Younsor:-Takc
1 ce that proceed take the dcposlions OF Mary fon-
cr and Others residence Of the said Mary YounSe toe
eny Of U,x ami state Of Virginia. 2th day Of March,
1870 TO be read suit depending on The Chhnccy
sill NJ The Circuit Court Of Law and Chanceiy Tor Hall"
fax couniy in winch rn n,i and you aud others are defer
n II n. ,akns the dispositions should not be cmpc'rd
nm rho above named ay the will be continued from time TO
time uutiI the shall completed, al which tire and
place YOU may attend ours, &c, ,. ,.o,,rc,,
JOHN HENRY WILSON YOUNGER,
Hho sues by his ne1t friend, Joseph " Fuqad
no 92-wi2t
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YEGG0 nRXG-We Offer oul .cIvicc. to onI IenIs and

NtiRO lllRlNG.We offer friends
Pl'c IN n; gu, Negroes for the ensuing year, and having
entered on our list about 80 for HRS would request those
ei engage IN the above business early
s'n and also hoc in wan; of servants to apply early,
y: "s to obtain cool itua,ions and the best prices Among
fl number. coal PIT and factory hands, house
' "e'' driver" hoi,mcn, b.acksmth and carpenters. Also,
o" coo! cook, washer and Ioncr, situation be OBJ
''.'' 10 town. ROBERT HILL Il CO.,
D. ih!-tsl Cd aopr from ,iiarket, Main street.
Nb-"G charge for hiring We will collect,
" nc attend them o sickness, without farther
c'E.a. K. HILL, & Co