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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-11-05

UJMr Mcdonald has been elected Governor VI
of the State of Georgia. He is an admlnlstra'i0"
man.
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HOUSE. RCsolutions.--By Mr. Fairbanks, dis
charging the members Of Caledonia County from
further consideration OF the documents relating to
the county buildings, and directing the chairman to
preserve the papers for presentation to the ie
Gslature supported by Mr. Fairbanks opposed by
Mr. Mattocks, and at the suggestion Of n doubt, by
the Speaker, of the power Of the House TO act IN
the present state Of the ease, the resolution
withdrawn
The House resumed consideration Of the resolu-
tons reported by the minority OF the committee on
banks, the question being on tho amendment pro-
posed by Mr. Richardson OF W0Itsho Il, MS stated in
the forenoon proceedings Mr. Coolidge opposed
the amendment and advocated the original resoIu.
ton, followed by nIessts Dillingham; and Sprague
on the other side when the amendment was with
drawn aud Mr. Porter moved to amend by striking
out the words "lull amount and insert one haf.
MIR NGcdham supported the amendnent-ayes
III, noes so, so the amendment OF Mr. Porter was
adopted. 1t was further proposed to amend by ad &.
ding the words''or any portion of the capital stock
afterwards paid IN - adopted, and the resolution
was then adopted, ayes 1872, noes TO- i'll the follow
ing form
'rhat in all future bank charters, the stockhold-
crs shall be required to pay in ono half of their
capital stock in gold and silver before they 60 into
operation and shall not, either directly indi-
rccuy, Withdraw any portion OF the same, or any
portion Of the capital stock afterwards paid in"
The second resolution, requiring bonds of the
directors, in aggi egae sum equal to tho capital
stock in the bank supported by Messrs Full
lam and Miner and opposed by Mcssrs Ncedham,
Brown and Dillingham; ayes 90 noes 1885, the
resolution rejected
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-11-05
Thursday, Oct. 81.

Thursday, Oct 81.
SENATE. Revised Statutes Chap. 70, of pri.
vate corporations, reported by Mr. Tracy, with
proposal of amendment, which was eoncurred in,
and the chapter, as amended, read third
time aud passed. This chapter provides for pro-
longing the existence Interpretations, IN certain cas-
their concerns Chap 70, of limited partnerships,
providing that persons may furnish capital to part
in business, aud be responsible for debts OF the
company only TO tho amount OF the capital put IN,
public notice to be given Of the Investment, read
t''i'1 time and passed chap GO, OF masters, APP
prentlces ana servants reported by Mr. Noble, with
out amendment, read II thnd time and passed .
chap %, Of vessels navigating iako cham plain,
read third time and passed ; chap 81 of husband
and wife, reported by MIR Swift, read third time
and passed ['rhis chapter makes some new and
valuable provisions for the protection of tho wives
of dissoute an! abscomding husbands.l Chap II,
of The collection of taxes, reported by MIR Towns
ley, read third time and passed chap 80 of, re-
pievin, taken up and passed.
Bdts.-'ro pay Lewis Sou!o the sum mentioned,
called up by Mr. Cobb, who stated the facts in the
case summnrily, and moved the reading of writ
ten statement by The committee of claims. The
claim grows out Of the noniniercourse act of this
state passed in 1912, and adjudged by the supreme
court to be unconstitutional. Mr. Soule
Judge Of the County Court for the county of Grand
Isle, and acting his official capacity, under that
act, incurred the expenses he asks the state
pay.l The bill was read third time, and passed,
yeas II, noes 6.
HOUSE. Repo,ts.-By General Committee,
retail sprituous liquors. (boards of civil authority
who have neglected to assemble for this pun pose,
to do it at any lime bill supported by Mr. Bard,
opposed by Messrs Needham, Richardson of W.,
Brown Fisk and Sanborn, aad dismissed by
same com, against bill to establish line Of
Brighton, and it was dismissed by Land Tax com.
against tax Charleston, Goshen and Browning
ton and the House concurred.
Mr. Blu tier, OF leave, introduced bill relating to
the state prison, Qor the appointment of
mitee to make contract for letting out the labor
OF the state prlsonors) referred to select of
three.
The House resumed consideration Of the resolu-
| ton on banks. Mr. Partridge withdrew his resolu-
tlon, against discounts directors and the first
| resolution of the minority of the committee on
banks considered
"1s That IN all future bank charters, The stock
holders shall be required to pay in the full
of their capital stock, in gold and silver before
they go into operation and shall not, either di
reetly or indirectly, withdraw any portion of the
same
Mr. Dillingham; opposed the resolution, when
Mr. Richardson of Walslield, moved to strike out
the words Sin Tie full amount Of and 'Jefore they
go into operation"
| Messrs Brown and Butler supported the amend
ment and opposed the original observation-disclosures
Miner, Chandler and Partridge opposed the amend
ment and supported the original resolution.
| o'clocl, p NJ
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2 o'clock, p. Nj.

2 o CLOCK, T, NJ
SENATE. ReriSGd SLatuteS.- Chapters so of
estates in real properly 63 Of contracts AZ of mills
81 Of Limitation of criminal prosecutions, "A of
probate court 45 Of estates in dowsr, 46 of title 10
real estate by descent 60 of conveyance Of real es
tate, 70 of money Of account and interest, several
ly read The third time and passed. .
Chapters "a, Of pedlars and 70 of weight OF
grain, ordered 10 3D. reading.
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Gpa 30agaIf GGYA ga

TUESDAY OvEMBER5, 1889.
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2 Clock, NJ.
SENATE. Banks.-Mr Kirtrdge, from the
committee on Banks, reported the bill introduced
by MIR Foster, without amendment, and recon-
mended its printing, and ref to the next session of
the Legislature. The bill was laid upon the table F.;
incorporating the Bank of Brandont reported by
the committee on banks, that the same 0nght not
to pass laid upon the table
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Wednesday, Oct, 30.

Wednesday, Oct 81.
SENATE. Revised Statutes.-Chap 81, report
ed by Mr. Swift, as amended, read third time and
passed chap SO, of offences against the sovereign
ty of the state, called up, and the question, shall
me be m % n was be
lives and persons of individuals, called up by Mr.
Egerton, when MIR Cobb moved to erase the 18th,
9Th and 9th sections rendering the offence of fight
ing duel by citizens of this state punishable with
DEATH although the duel be fought without the
limits Of this state. Motion to erase, supported by
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-11-05

THE GREEN MOUNTAIN BOYS; u Iisto, icaL Tals
ofMe eariy settlement Of Verme0nt. By The y4u-
thor of"Map Maatn." IN Vois. f. p. WAL
TON q Sons, Publishers, Montpelier
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-08-01

RerieU Of Regiment Of Brifisk Troops By
Gen. POrter.--zn the late war with England,
Gen. Porter acquired bright and unfading
laurels by his patriotism and gallantry. II
will be seen by the following article from
the Buffalo Journal, that this veteran has
had the appropriate honor Of reviewing q Bril-
fish Regiment. on the spot where, Just quar-
ter of q century ago, he encountered at the
head of his brigade, the legions Of Lord
Wellington:
"Mr. CLAY, in company with his intimate
friend, Gen. Porter, crossed over the river
Yesterday, at the Falls, to witness the parade
Of the 4Sd regiment, and were received with
all military etiquette by the Colonel and his
staff. The Colonel very politely invited his
distinguished visitors to review the regiment.
But though Mr.. Secretary Forsyth, year or
two ago, complied with similar invitation,
by reviewing body Of troops at Montreal,
Mr.. Clay seemed to think, Notwithstanding
the precedent, that such occupation Of arms,
belonged to tho soldier rather than to the
statesman and therefore declined his share
of the intended honor in favor of his war
worn friend whose title to the name and
honors of soldier, more than one English
regiment has before now had occasion to ap-
preciate and acknowledge! and Gen. Porter
took position and reviewed the troops. As
the columns passed him in review, his
thoughts must have reverted to the times
when on this same frontier, and in the very
vicinity of the spot where he stood, British
columns were displayed before for far diff
ferent purposes.
Amid the battles and bloodshed of the Nj
agara frontier, he little dreamed that in the
neighborhood of Lundy's Lane, and almost
on the trampled sward of the battlefield, a
British regiment would honor him and the
statesman whose eloquence and labors in the
cabinet co-operated with his own bravery
and services in the field, with the peaceful
pageant of a gala day review. Henry Clay
& Peter b. Porter are entitled to the respect
ofEnglishmen, scarcely less than to the graf
itude Of Americans: and as long as the splen-
did diplomacy at Client, Of the one, and the
bravery on the Niagara frontier, Of the 9TH
honoring such men, the gallant Shorty
Third" honored themselves and the glorious
country which they serve, and which is the
common mother of us all.
Death By Lightning.-On Thursday night
the 18th inst. Thompsonyille was visited by
severe thunder storm. On the afternoon OF
the next day as Mr.. John Adam had not ap-
peared in the factory, some of his friends
called at his house to learn the cause, when
he was discovered on the floor lifeless
corpse. On the preceding night the lightning
struck the house, drove in one of the windows
& otherwise done considerable damage and
killed its only inmate. MIR. Adams was q
native of Kilmarnock in Scotland, and for
his obliging manners was muck esteemed
his wife and family were from home at the
time. which accounts for the painful circum-
stance that in the immediate neighborhood OF
a populous village he lay dead nearly day
ard q night unknown. How true, in the
midst oflife we are in death.
Hartford Courans.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-08-01

People have produced such man as WASH
INorON." give you, therefore this senti-
inent:
rho memory Of WAsHINoToN: May his
countrymen prove themselves People wOr-
thy Of his fame.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-08-01

The following toast was given 81 ~ celebrations of
tho 18th 1t Canton, Ohio - 81 t.=g'
by H. Griswold- Tie WAite Hosss at Warrington.
MAY it no longer be used as Martins Box"
Fosrth Of July Aecilmss-The Editor Of the Har-
risbg ChrcnicIe says that be has counted the acci
dents in which lives were lost Or injuries were done to
persons BY the opowder the 4th inss and tina:
mp % this time the account is orsesen killed, and
niiasieen manned, majority Of them for life.
Bache'Ors' DeciarasiOas-The Bachelor Club Of
Pittsburg celebrated the 4h in glorious ssyle, with
.oass sonf {. ,pseebss De-. highly appropriate and
on OF Independence. which prociSimed the GLOW.
ing - IL '''o 'S''O"
men are created single ."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-06
-, - T,1.,,,Lj, m, PITS and Phenix Eaiteys

VI fy
Pbeniz held satisfactorily y ,e
rorolarv he rera sable efficacy "hi-h
whore Gifted 9@' Of s: s,e te nG
COOL among his afflicted fellow creatures 'han on "'t'eHE'
soosous ,gt proprietor ofhese pre-snre pay .usre
Ci ccirnes DESTROYS OF keeping them constantly before e
nnLic c,a The .4ic OF every adGcna box ala po's . -
,oe. ,h. some persons vii re teered ron ~ 80
,-e nj be improved in general hea Gr !" ace
of suffering they De iaAea N VAN. -" p
e.or has known OF be=n hioi'nea o. an us " -,
% = ~ 10 10 .oo. 10 the most ob<i'n 'e c-sss caro-
mic such a chton dyspsPss 'Spa se,
al 6,i,y .croulous swe!inss and ulcers scufFy 7N nel
an, iii o,i,er affections OF the o'saH- an!
they effect cures with aPsag s' H., -, ,S:,b ,bousaat
ne, IONS would Theoretically believe D., 10 "h''"
nj r. supcrinducc the ros fata t.s'":"s OF ne
uq.. ana ildced the rsceIa Ia seHe''t' '"er ~
;her so promote insensble PepiF4iion, anh :" te
the system .! fe5tiIe sc,'on and i.oosS.
s.I ,ouh tho usua SYMPTOMS OF cold honid r''4 reUtI
dar The repetition suitable dose ut he nes nous q
Led Tone vii almost invariably effect permanent relief "'iEou
fo;th.T aid Their effect upon !evers OF more acae "a
kinl i no, les sure aaa speedy taken IN roFo'
AMI !. rsn& ,etiir- 10 bed wi symptoms q e mos
clarai,. ainj vii awake with the SraiiiS'os ~
The ea-my been oretihro"u and can cas-:
T. n. ae vsccr iur-esence Enough !"rc a
sisceai oarmaaopS however et',,ea w s. on5
.,,.a affections csfl.ssnsss asa very
o;hef esc E.:e,+ Full d,rssoas 10. II
nj showing ,heif distinctive Applicability TO different
90 ,,i :, 375 Eoadwsy, where certificates q 'he
80, aIrsd success asass 10 inspection.
,liona paricu4s OF the ABOVE medicines see moaii
.c Sw,ar,x"a of which companies The msG'cinr
-, h. obtained OF The different a:snls .ho have the
incidents fnr sale ,:..,o,. -. !. !, ;.aS :, anil;
F,ench German and oaah d'tce'o"' san &c o''eG " i
e,,;oa a. the ctEcc, $40 bfoaa"at. -. ...,.,
A. 81 vii ,sss ,H R.oauav
liberal dsdpcticn made 10 those VITO ruirts-t 10 80!
asan. ,:bo, and ioRx SrsSerR So.;h
s,.s.-The Life Medicines ais" De ma ." We p'
,, !, very town Throughout thr T. ;. a"d We ."aSa
as m Mott. Lie Peniz B'''e,s an p u,f ns
&c .milc OF Ioha Mnaas'. signature y Ilon ~ " on
al l,,:er. OF box Of Pis. lac
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.itt.emarie Lind foy Sale.

-rRSoif lath day Of September next hir Il Dot
e. in, dav-I viii offer for safe the hshes, htedar
.nt.. :tc Tract OF LAND on which reside, cont'in-
..fg. rate South West Mountain Land-.ina,cd
~ - OF Charlottesville. adjoining The lands oil David
Shan, Dr. Garrett, and Others The improvements are
,ooc may rendered quite comfortable al smsi!
I'm unnecessary give minute DESCRIPTION OF me 'a1d
those disposed &c purchase vi examine o
Sacaisi as il the o, OF the most thrif
IMPROVING Of the upper county 10 winch may also
tie advantages Of neshbothood nleiior 70 none 20 the
), peculiarly desirable disposed to locate
:, ss-cn Of ceoHtrr. ,,.: :, "a
"a MI. on adv na s.ous terms. The terms OF sale Val
-. aod,tp-, and made knoSn the day. :,
uct,5e cdins tine premises OF ~ MS ABSENCE, f.
uosou will show The aad those disposed 70 view IL
.ssG = s"".''S' 80 - COLIN JOHNSON.
34-3,-
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<, EMO3gAs RaTCHiE.
r-.v> or THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.


III TxsutsE. is published three times ,eeek du.
<t<sioq II the State Legislature and tUtee geek
- tie rest Of the yssr -
."''= " TEAMS oF SUBSCRIPTION.
o.li.r. ,-r saaas and Three Dollars Tor six moaths
" "a rms oicc be rnmi;ied per mril, in good and
800. Al tie r!ss of the Eiiio tie postage cj eli
- yr.trs-lThe postage Of single letter IS
il .sy ,ceoln' 70 the writer. Il Is toe accumulated posi-.
AZ gl.or ., ,in, paper, sooualIv shall have the
sa.a .-i-s' TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
r sixteen ines less, irst insertion, - cehis Tor
1.,5,,,si1-s, s. eeats-
80 ,s; .ace ne accompanied with the advance
'.'. .s..,-,o-y rcfcr snces, 20 insure execution .
80 x,.r s!yar;ns TO SlV0 per annu1i, as
r. ~ ls of 80 ger and $50 of 20 per cent
co.'s , aaa Marriages from the country, whenever ne
uaknown ~ this Office, must be authenticated
' OF the Postmaster in the neshboThood or they
" ruhI,shed-tEvery measure that mas been 'a.tn
,,.ioas and quizzes. has proved heretofore naa'ai
refess, 10 such case upon the Con
-f.a ~ the narna crtttsa on fAe
. ~
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U,f< p0vr .N,ik,y Loorr vou'Is ort9

ijrfS pUur .Hnihtr AP0Ir y'N = UT
RgARTIN IAN BuREN AND HENRY CLAY
VII have gore visiting folks al tie North. sEd VIA
dang Fortune has roma stay pretty c"ostd~rah~
so-,T al tiovl's in Richmond Nir the Trends OF
a great me arr showing Their drs"iion 10 hen the
admirers ri her afyshp will d""til's sva themselves
~ ,.a ,,-a onpofr,iory nov fired 81 saluling the
D,ne in person Sn- has Oct, rnlns 10 lake ii"Y :
patrons unGsr her special and Tor ih- p"rpas
has s.aiiuned herself Hos GoT 10 receive cam
panv and notice ahn hGys - his lucky tickets Some
s that size IS blinded hY banda.e-DGt iHli- nitce
al, ov ,h, sic II nass hs, she * shout. end she
r,ogsss u 10 saw Tia; II the rrzps Of 800 40 $1,000
&c &c presented ~ 20 Eos;. are not sufficient 70
SATISFY her fr-nd of lie fact. he viii sn"n put III mat
sr ai straight rs presenting ihet' WITH one 81 c-' Z
Kindred THOUSAND DOLLARS Her friends
arc reoc..ted 10 ca and see Ii. al Hoys. corner below
The rams Of The Eagle.
JuIy - 4-H
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T,u6 FIR SAFE.

y .,rou. Of ehan,tng resctaes have dete'aiaG 70
ira aai 10 the county Of Cumb erisnd. ihe
rc,i- miles below the Couri.house- upon
IA, .oad, contains asor ak huaired acres, "'" Inc
- d large aud Seil bu Two story Dwelling mousse
,gI nrS.. w,tn all houses suitabl7 and con'e
o.. f,p,iy Cnoa The firm good GSaaafy ~nha a-a
a. &c and several lob 4cco brns por,on o. .hr
- III, ,afoved manurins and Is well adapted 10 the
- wheat and Tobacco and al sinds OF ifuit common
Tho Brook ii,il tract lies the APromatioS
. - Ii, baIos me cav Point Mills sad few mites
-. 1 -a.ac Mills. coniaas aaoe thousand acre
c,,,, &c which bottom land OF sood quality ihis
,,-,v !, framed tobacco houses sr4nats
r.f,- la-hed thereto, with ny con.osb!e cabins Tor
will buy Without viewing the p-mI-
6-t dissertation deemed unnecessary In my absence
~ >aTa ''''s"- " ROSr HENDERSON.
la
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Angus; ~
S,G4nfp,. Lalr School.


EHE Hc'sr schoO lot the instruction OF young gentlemen
stuls Of the law u naea the hr,i day OF December
and the da NJ apr following. Hrs plan Of m
vii OF approved text books prescribed
fo the petusa ami study the neutrality-suspicious.
nations Of the esGay Tn weekly eKauinIousby
teacher and occasionally original lectures on Particular titles
Of the law.
hooks viii b., Blackstone Commentaries tChi;tys cd
iior, Baron Fields Anays Cruise. Digest, stephen
Pleading volume Of StaTkc Evidence Flames haSms
Equity fuckers Commentaries Such purpose TO attend
ovde themselves it'll these books eciay thIi'
BLACKSTONE with Fields Aaays Cfuise ses: abridged
Judge Iona ;ase volumes, ref-Fred 10 the
cf this ample number OF copies together with some
other works obiared here Though III" mtIg
design the subscribers iaa be upr eemena! instruction.
,aos. sufficiently advanced their ud or who sh ~
sufficiently 10 the theory OF nights and re-
Tho study OF lie practice, viii D. instructed
useful learning special pleading the branches
OF the practice embracing he Of procedure n Courts OF az
and ocCi,y and the Of yancns he subscriber
would nj S,sua;on place highly eligible Tor e-1
novtia,e sose'y The sound morals aud sie1s
habits s1iut,y az ts c mao and asst 'hcr-h
not the least living Suhscb-rs tee Sol"
payahla 1ho. vino attending fcGueSed
10 signify their intention by the 10Th o November
LUCAS r. THOMPSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-06
GENERAL agency. ( TEXAS. J

Tt resided IN Texas the Spring Of 1897, has
st-I With General Land Once AMI his ealoye1
es g of becoming acquainted with me and
50 tue location Lands. He offers his services 10 per-
Sa raves, located Isnds for !; y no" unNef-
ar ,e y those xEe koo9 the ability OF Texas maintain
M e7.a.al stand taken that better opportunity o
aa4,- investment cannot presented 10 any country he
ugs-qeni the location OF land Scrip, upon the holders
r,h necs. advapee and viii devote the s;'istesi a,en
interests Of those who may employ HIM tie likewise
.acy companies indIviGc SIS Of the lnea states
aa. Texas. He wiii leave the county OF Asoemae
# Oei,4r nex,-Letters addressed 10 him at Char
Tn ,aer ana afterwards al Gai-eston, Texas viii be at
.-a--4 % ROBERT D. JOHNSON.
r-'na. " Cner, cs,rtoa.srlk.
N3.-r. y. Dawson. S'''tO''S'
49, 80 ~ SET
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.Vor7ls .8uiica ais and SIk Worm Eggs

HE subscriber cts ftr sale. purchasers. 6orus
MuticaC Trees irantity deliverable oeSt AoFemb'
also, Of SIN Morn Ess @hch arc 10 ounces Of
White anil yellow" genuine ready FOR deli
Companies iEd ual supply themselves
Es 20; the second Informed that
under.i.uei viii rfHi III Of Mammoth Wh'e Nsmmoh
yellow. yellow BAH. Two White aud Orange Ism
per.a Sulphur and the Pea NJ; vaGtesa reared
N-Ua TO part OF the world each hnd Ia
Apply, post paid, The Othcc o. the Fir-i
MA silk ssenr, TO J. II. u. LOWSES.
also, supI approved Works tho Cultivation 81
Tree Nj :mcn; SILK from the hstchn, Of
Eggs o the dying OF the Si.S. J. il. d. L.
NJ
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UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.
sf.gs~,J

TIE Course n v commence on Monday the 4h Of
-o.,,,r.a 10
and .or, of ,.!irIne NArH.StEL cHArMAs, NJ D.
rsrf.,fy Rosrgr H,RE, NJ. ID.
>.,.s,v. WILLIAM GiBsox, ". ID.
ialapy WILLiAn E. B0RSER, NJ D..
iac,4,,. o. Maai.;an SAMUEL Jackson. ". ID.
&ns.4 Nri,cs "a Pharmacy GEoRCE 3. Noop u. ID.
v,.-tn-s AMI the Diseases OF Women . =
at Cn,iI.-n HreH L. HcpGE, NJ. D.
Cm q, Medicine ard Surgery delivered regular
.e lsdlpbis Hospital, jsiocs lev and tho Peuasyiva-
,l,.I fon N, he nir- 10 the Session.
w. z. HnRNER,
Deem Of tie Medical Faculty,
au-s1 i33-oDt1 Philadelphia
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T,j.abi. FIRM tar Sale.

yx-9 he gold II Public Auction on a RDAh the iia das
~ the premises, faiaah!e AkG 10
- ~ OF inc Cour,hou-s, aud . distant on 'e-
w @ r the road from The former 10 the iatteI
,. ~. bg ate survey, about 90 ociss-t'ouI ha "a
.- ,a Of Improvement from tue Use o. MAJ
49, TIE buildings am wei A.ed tor th
~ 49, fanijs The lend well adapted 10 the
Con Co:;on and Dsts MUus Mriti1au'!s &C., win
a. e.ay lille attention for carving on me six r'
-az: yery needed, having been settled
r m. O handsomest srp'-sia EASTERN
v has excellent; stanS, or its set;ief-~' ter
l. M. 10 wealthy rsi-hoohond the situation itself
rr-. On the ;ri,t Mill erected years ago
improve 9an-btck basement cast ifun gear, WIN -
r.. g4- f o. IN wheel small scale icf i~m,
80 si.a5,- 'Oi L.e. ,.-,.u =.
rr- XIII o. n te knoSn tie day Of sale, which viii he
ony wall be required IN cash
10 .,.r, - . ,e.-c al, order 10 prevent too great
'.- --'' JORDAN W0MBLE.
? >-iae r--. IS nli.PutaJ!c. ., i.
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lBENITESTIART MANuFACTCRES.-Ia Undersigned in
forms pa:r,as Of tin, Institution and lie public generally
That there 81, times be !onnd for sale al the Peni;.nay
irsG:n: from the Main 10 Nnyo Bridge"
usual. manufactured ae ns,i,uan consisting ~ part
d! ~. following. viz:
Kcrscs heavy f clothing; ne DO ca''
Piair Cotton O04bugs, Blue Doacs;'cs sinc md
somb. ovs; "a. Ba--ir- &c; heavy PLANTATION
BROGI E SECS: Also fine Shoes ant Boots iiarngss
an kinds, Wagons Cars uracs. Coal Cars Railroad 90 beet
rrows Of ali drscpons Cutting Knives heat san Of the
most tEch Burr Mil s,""e' general
ont: safes, Nacrobes; Nails and Spikes, Of
ereu, ,e agricultural Implements. Of all kinds Tents aod
ohe- eou21,n for uorn.i and may articles
,co,si nv gIrua OF wbich nuF"
and material Care u token IN me
ani "a quality and Pace he CERTAIN 'ny
~, roSete article Of the ktd market AEy
a. ,a; hand, and IS manufactured al Tie lH
-E-0"' " J. C WATSON,
.r,r.,s r2T-stf Grusrci .5rert.