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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-07-23

The Democrat insinuates that Mr.. Van Bu-
rem was not in favor of the "Proclamation" and
"Fofce Bill" We should not be surprized to
hear it deny that Gen. Jackson was the au-
thor of those measures.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-07-23

"Mr. Van Buren, is also charged by the
same yeritable print with being tariff man.
We deny it."-DemOcrat.
The Democrat is ever ready to deny the
truth. We repeat the charge, and further
assert that the present leaders of the miscalled
Democratic party. Tho's. H. Benton, M. Dick
erson, Jno. H.. Eaton, Gen. Jackson, Martin
Van Buren, and Richard M. Johnson, all sup
ported and voted for the Tariff. The yicks-
burg Sentinel, much more. candid than the
Democrat, thus admits the fact
"The democratic party, Van Buren,, Cal
houn &c. with liberality that the wing party
never knew, supported the Tariff as source
of revenue while our country was labouring
under national debt"
VIII the Democrat still "deny?"
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-07-23

Select Schooz-We call the attention Of pa
rents to the advertisement of Mr.. SEwELL
NoRRIs, late of the Franklin Academy, who
proposes to open Select Male School on the
9TH of August. Mr.. Norris is known to be
capable teacher, and we sincerely hope he viii
receive liberal patronage.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-07-23

DepraUity ofa Bank. The VicksSurg SEN
tinel mentions the case of a Mr.. Marsh, a reg
ular trader to that portion of the State, who
received from the Commercial and Rail Road
Bank, draft on the North for his specie funds,
the Bank knowing at the time that it had no
funds to draw upon. The draft was of course
protested, and Mr. Marsh and his family re-
duced to poverty by this able stroke of fnan-
cIering-Port Gibson Cor.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-07-23

The death of a Printer is TINS cbron,eIed =
an Engilsn paper /" George Woodcock, the :
Ct !, MS procession the type Of honesty the Of
all; ana although the q Of death has put a !.
@ ms existence. eKery q his life was without
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-07-23

Canal across the ISthnuS of Panana.-We
learn from the Globe, that the Republic of
New Grenada has granted to company the
privilege OF making a canal, rail road, or Mac
adamized road over the Isthmus. The priv
lege is accorded to the house of Solomon &
Co. OF Guadalupe, the agent for which is no :
in Europe, in order to negotiate the means and
preparations for the enterprise The following
are the conditions of the contract:
/. The intermarine communication must
terminate at one end in the town of Panama.
ltmay be a CANAL railroad, or Mcadamized
road.
2. fla canal be made, the duties of trans
portation to accrue to the Government shall
be one per cent.
B. The navigation of Il river Chaeres. in
canoes, shall not be interrupted
4. Vessels under the New Grenadian fac
shall pay ten per cent. less toll than those 81
other nations that is, ten per cent off the toll.
5. This privilege shall continue fifty wears.
from the completion of the work, for which six
years are allowed
6. The company shall begin their opcrations
in three years from the date of the contract.
Failing to comply with this condition. thew
pay $25OQ0 penalty to the Stale.
7. At the end Of the term of this privilege
City years. the canal shall become the pron-
erty Of the Republic.
The Globe is of opinion that the funds viii
never be raised under the present contract
The stock will diminish N value every dav,
since It must become the property ofthe state
At the endof fifty years.
The death Of a Printer is thus chronielea IN
an English paper g George Woodcock. the !
Of his profession, the type Of honesty. the Il
ALL. and althonph The NJ &c 49, =. -. =
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-07-23

Beauties Of the Race Track.-All the gam
blers, hlacklegs, and rascals in the country,
were IN Cincinnati, at the races, on the 18th
consequently there were a great many fights
with pistols, bowie knives, &c.-Natchea
Courier.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-07-23

It's rumored, and we fear itis true, that the
Checks of the Commercial Bank of Rodney
are coming back under protest for large a.
mounts.-D
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-07-23
BANK OF THE TlT,.

WV. H. CRAwropD,,, !. % SIN
JARED iINeERsoLL, On :, cite SCO g.
Bank of the United Sts,a le 'i59sss,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-17

ers and his feelings. The bold and iea,less Swiss,
painting for liberty and daring every danger to be free
nt'epd generous, full Of fire and startling energy and
yet so subdued and seened when that danger threat
ems his domestic hearh-eeng all for others oes and
little rcsnrdul Of his personal calamter, found
powerful dcneator in Mr.. Forrest l, mast have been
very annoying to him. in that stirring scene with Melee
'a'' when the fires Of his are all kinded up,
discovering that the old mans eyes have been from
Their sockets by the cruel order Of Ges-r be compel
led to speak the part Mr. Burke, a. well a. his ON n
II was plainly peTcepbIc to the audience, who, al.
'h""gh the illusion was greatly marred, no, lit
tesurprised TO see Mr. Forrest preserve the individual
'tv {" Tells character, while he putting words into
'he mouth Of Mectai Is MIR. Burke TOO young TO b.
taught Or too old to enrn single length? Some pa.
tent instructor should he invented for his especial bee
fit Mr. Porst had but line to say and he did not s,
TINT correctly. Where was your memory, Mr.. P!
Mrs. Duff takes her benefit tonight, and closes he
engagement She has stood eminent in the thea,rica
world, and though passed her meridian still preserving
portion of her former powers. We hope she will b
rewarded for her efforts to please.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-17

BOAT RAcING.-A writer in the Mobile Chronicle
VINO signs hlmselfa member of one Of the Mobile Club,
"eh"nces the Regatta, which took place between the
Hamb'in and Celeste, rs disy raceful affair.
From the article we gather, that the chief objections
10 the Regatta were that the contest for money,
and came of on Sunday. The crew Of the Celeste are
called stngglers picked up for the purpose and
regular Mobile Club In the first place, the Regatta
was one OF the most beautiful have ever seen and
We are not grensly mistaken, Of the rowers were
The same, that came last WINTER to contend in the
r"1ry against the Ariel Of this city. As for the mattel,
coming OF on Sunday, it is in accordance with our
"sases' and we trust never hide.bound and con.
tractei spirit grow up in this community which would
restrict the holiday will, which each week commences.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-17

HISTORY OF TExAs-The Raymond Times s,vs
mat "'cn. II. s. Footc of In:ls county, is about to
write history OF Texas. Facilities have been ,cndered
MN 'or procuring the most ample and authentic mate
fo's embracing the annals of the Mexican government
IN relation to the Texan Territory for twenty yeors
previous to the revolution by which its indepcndence
was achieved With some of the gentlemen who hive
,s'cfcsed themselves in the contemplated history we
happen to be well ocquain,ed-and we know that ,n.v
nave en)'yed superior opportunities for collecting cor.
rect n'o'maton The materials arc so abundant. ,t,,
The Generals chief difficulty will be the aborious nr
cess of condensation"
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-17

IRoTrlNG RAcEs.-The second days races pro
mere beng out one heat for the big purse. The entries
ork who had made Of the best time on REGARD
beng c"se up 10 Washington in lG. She was there.
lore IN much greater favor than Roia but when thew
started, II speedily BECAME settled thing. Thai rho ol
horse would beat her. and accordingly after many yery
pad breaks she was left behind the post icing dsianced
IN 6m dos The "old grey head" made his third nils
IN 22"-the first Two in 3 2 each. '''>
For the second race sweepstakes, mile heats in s,d
de, best in 8, Lady TAFT and Sailor Bo, appeared
bt the latter was sore and stiff from his previous
anoTs ana could not stick to his gait. Indy Tat took
cond.-IN0jiic Adrertiser Wv "
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-17
lHiNGs-THEATRICAL.-W understand that l. r

lHiNGs-THEATRICAL-We understand that l. r
SCOTS Benefit ut the ST Charles, lakes place on Friday
evening next. His claims Of no ordinary kind He
is an orIn nent to the sagepossesscd of great
power, and nice perception of the int,icacies Of the
characters he dsncates-an American by birth and
IN teemg,and gentleman in all Of his private relations
he is just such actor as deserves liberal pa ron
nge.
Mrs. Barrett will probably take her Benefit some
time during week. Her claims will never be Il.
MED in New Orleans
Us. Brownies Benefit will take place on Thursday
While we are ready to admit that Mr. Brown is perfectly
a" J0" or rather easy on the sagc and is frequently
diVefhg' yet he takes 80 many liberties with his audi
ence' aud "overscps the modesty of nature" so oen
usqne 0d nnusenm tina, he has not made that favorable
impression on ms, which wclldrected taste and pro
per de!ineation of character would have secured He
orerdoes and frequently in plea. ing himself and stir
ring up the groundIings, he egsncrates into the vulgar
IA thing altogether nndmissib,. At the time, it may
create laugh but like many otions bitter flavor re
mains, after the sweet has departed.
Mr. Forrest closed bis engagement evening before
last md took his Benefit in the parts of Claude enotte
and William Toll. During Mr.. Forests engagement
at the Camp, spoke Of his Claude. There are nor
lions OF 1t wit. which We were then highly pleased.
Much OF the auy OF the play marred on Monday
night, by the very indifferent acting of Mrs Smith, VIII,
personated Madame DescappelIe, and Of the exquisite
Mr.. Debar, vino discarded the language of Buwcr's
Bennseant, and substituted his gibbprisI. lie
should have remembered that the piece has been repre-
scented here Mt least fifty tilnss this season, the Camp,
and the playsoers arc nearly perfect the actors
Is he not aware that u well bred French gentleman
would blush il he Discovered that he had neglected to
take off his hat in room or in the presence of lady
i's never sees rudeness "f the kind in the Orleans
sheare Why did not The Orchestra play the MarseiIlss
Hymn at the eud Of The 18th 1t was expected bv
the audience, aud adds greatly to the general effect of
the piece.
The part Of William Tell was well pcrfnrmed by Mr..
Forrest 1t is admirably adapted 10 h pee uar pow
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-17

Er.raordinnry Instances of Supersti,ion rcsuec.
t"hic dressed female crossed the river, will, two chill
,rc' " or two ago, and had sooner landed at the
monks Ferry, than finding she being fed, she
who We're afflicted with the h"oping cough Tho child
was first showed underneath the body of The ass on the
cod stone pavement, and having succeed in safely
crawling out the other side, raised by man prepar
OF 'hn animal, who Immediately repeated the process
"h' i was to be cncorcd nine times before the child
could he buried. The woman understood to an
mat she crossed the river for this especial purpose
and her ereduy appeared strengthened by the crcu,,-
stance Of the ass being upon the slip at the time CT her
arriyal-Lverpool Cbron.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-17
FRANKLIN iNFIRMARY

VIE. public are respectfully informed that TINS ins
tuition IS erected on the most improved plan, and
~ an airy ana most ai7lrabe situation, in the faubour
franklin, upon the rai ,,d one mile from The alissis
sippi.
The building is large an most conmodinuslv divided
into apartments, for ksepIn; separate different classes
and different diseases.
The institution srppli. with the most skilfuJ and
attentive male and female nurses and speaking the va
riois modern languages.
Private rooms may be had by gentlemen at five dol
lars per day. including at,endance, &c.
Terms in the ordinary wards, two dollars per day
Slaves also two dollars. Small Pox in the ordinary
wards, five dollars.
All capital surgical operations extrn
The resident physician is DIR Wedde,nan, TO whom
application for admission must be made ur to DR. &
Nuremberg, No II Rampant street. upIDiv
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-17

REASONABLY POLITE THIEF.-On the 7,h Instant
man named Miles Roach charged with stealing mad,
Ills escape from iil's county, Miss. lie LEFT polite
note I" Mr. tdmon'l-on the ailor, requesting that his
pistol ana some other little articles of personal propert,
i7h' De sent to place in VcEsbnrg, where he won
e eha"lfd to procure them. Whether Mr.. f. has com
pied with this modest demand, is very doubtful,
runaway negro, named "Cudjo," made his esconf
at the same time. Three others also got out of the
prison, but they have been re-tuken,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-17
St. Charles Theatre.
FOR THE BENEFIT OF Mr.. J. S. BROWN

FOR THE BENEFIT OF Mr.. J. S. BROWNE.
On Thursday, AprH 1871,
Will be presented Sheri,lan's comedy Of the
THE RIVALS.
Characters by Messrs. g Fl Barrett johnson, Greene
Barton Farren, NJ Brow n. II Scott md y )
Browne; Mesdames H Barrett md Greene
Alter which, New Piece, written by Gentleman O.
This City, called
THE OLD CLOCK:
HERE sHE GoEs-THERE she Co.'s.
To conclude with Coleman's Farce of
THE REVIEW.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-17

ME Subscriber begs leave 10 inform his trends
cauua ana tn. public, that having obtained from the
portion Of ground siuated in Canal street between
magazine and evee streets, for the purpose of eectng
sales Isl" ct groceries and bulky articles, prepared
o'clock A. NJ. commencing on Wednesday next, the
10th inst. Wv
an limited goods sent for sale and not disposed Of,
TO be removed by their respective owners Immediately
alter the sale, or to there their own risk and
pe'i; all samples 10 be sold to the highest bidder
sole otGroeres will also take place every Mondny
at 10 O'clock A. NJ at his auction store no. % Cont
Street. 40 3taw 9w I n ACHE
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-17

ihE'rRE.-Celeste takes her benefit this evening
and presents most powerful and attractive Iii c IL
patronage OF her numerous friends and admirers Ihe
crowded and fashionable audiences of Friday am, So
,raay evenings testify that theatrical public are moi
Dchnhand IN apprecaIing the talents and merits of his
popular lady, and although hard lines may prevent n
fourth OF our population being present this cyennr
up"n the occasion of her last benefit, still we hope there
will be no room either left in til. house or for cnmnlan
by the fair beneiciare.-NIobiIe Journal.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-17
EXCHANGE READING ROOM

EXCHANGE READING ROOM.
'INHE proprietor has re-itted his Reading Room, in
l. the st. Charles Exchange, Corner ot Gra,ier
and st; Charles street, IN the neatest manner.
Besides all the principal papers of the Unitod Stntcs
OF every city and statc the Canadas. Texas and Mex-
co and ltavanna the room is regularly and extensive
" supplied with the latest European papers, Loyds
Lists, and Prices Price Current. Also with nearly
publications Of tho London, Ednhurg, Westminster
metropolitan i.eviews and Blackwoods Magazine The
worth American Review the Southern Liter,r, knck
booker, The American journal af Sciences and Arts
Cabinet Miscellany Democratic Review, Gardeners
game American monthly, Bentv's Miscellany, the
All these works regularly subscribed fr and recei
vsd. The room is also supplied with Arge vuiiet,
and aliases, Niles Register, Levys Price Cur
Of works preference.
The most active Intelligent, news collectors a, EN-
oyed 70 give the earliest arrivals and pains nor sx
pense Will he spared to render this Reading Roo the
first the United States. " 'e
s Sub, p are respectfully receive.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-17

THIS DAY.
Capital Prize, $4,000! Tickets only 50 so
GRAND STATE LOTTERY.
CLASS No. 30, Extra. Authorized by the Legislature
OF the State, TO be Drawn This Day, April IL, 1899
at half past o'clock, Mt Bishops Hotel Common ST.
$ DAVIS g. Co, Managers
rs Numbers-l2 Drawn Ballots.
Splendid Scheme.
27,8aa Plies, amounting to Sll9G88
Tickets So 50-iiaIves 81 25-(luartcrs 6:} cts
Packages of % tickets for $62 50, warranted to draw
at enst $40. Shares IN proportion.
For Packages or single Tickets. apnIv at
aH At Managers Office Is Chartres at
FOR DRIA,NACHITOCHES,C CA MPTE,
SHREVEPORT, FULTON 4 JONESBORO'.
p The superior, staunch built steamer
hGAslE594& SSouth Alabama, Fatuqe, master. will
'&ss~. leave tor the above and intermediate
landings on Saturday the 20th. at O'clock III. For
'rei3 hit or passage, apply on hoard, or to
THOS i LEE e. Co.
app - 90 and 90 New I.evce
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-17

NEW lest OF ARsEsIC.-The celebrated OrfIa has
lately read paper to the Academy Of Sciences prov
hs 'a' arsenic causes death not by any inflammation
It exrcs on the surface of the stomach, or elsewhere
to which it is effected, but by its absorption into the
blood ne found grain and half thus absorbed on
me BRAIDED skin of dog, sufficiently 10 cause DEATH
10 deec the mInn'est portion Of absorbed arsenic, he
subjects The flesh 10 boiling process and then passes
nfoneh The waller stream of sup,urettad hydrogen.
Cn te EMERSON Of This gas it is nfamed and the re-
" Star. f"' '
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-17

M"ho0ny.-A late arrival at New York from Belize
hrlnss inflammation that law go into operation
t''e lst OF April prohibiting the exrorta of any ma
loSany tree, which on berg manufactured To feather
edge viii not yield by log of one or 9TH
ar OF the aforementioned dimensions, viz log of is
ches square end to end that is say that il shall be
10 inches square at The smallest end. plank Ct "a
inches by II, or plank Of greater width tut Of which
he breadth and depth shall he cas Than 81 inches
from end TO end. Curs of 81 inches in width and up.
w@fs' measured as customary to be shipped us here
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-17
COTTON CIRCuLARS

10 PRINTED Nth The Greutest Erpedition, and
a style unsurpassed in New ORLEANS, or else
where.
ORDERS le(1 at CoMrrING Room in 81. Charles Ex
change, (Coner Of Grouier 81. or at TRU E
ERICAN PRINTING OFFICE.
corner OF P"ydras and St Charles Streets, ,ciN be
DrO,nDtlu attended 10
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-17
r. w. COLLENS

UNileH SE0teS' COWMtSSiOHeF.
Appointed by the Federal Court ut New Orleans
OFFICE No. 100 COMMON STREET,
Exchange Hotel Bmllings.)
- AID Commissioner takes affidavits under nnl by
Svirtme Of the Acts of Congress, passed 9th Febri-
ary l820 LIST March 1917 the Ju dietary Act of 1888
and other acts of Congress- in such cases made and
provided.
Said Commissioner has considerable experience :;
and uses + rms of caption and certificate which have
stood the severes, scrutiny of the abest Lawyers
april l2
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-17

STEAMERS SuNK.-'rhe Gen. Lcavcnworl, hus been
snagged in the Missouri River and sunk in eleven feel
water That is one report. Another is that she was
only aground below Arrow Rock. and out of wood.
II reported that the saving of the hull of the Gen
nrady' Is very doubtful, she has sunk seven feel
deeper since the accident occurred,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-17

STEAM BOAT ERDLLS.

n"NEkS, AGENTS, or CAPTAINS IF STEAM
BOATS can haze their Bills *krurh III, in ore
or more Coorrd Inks, Plain CoIurcd Paper, mit.
despofch. "4d on JaroraMe Terms, by kenriuy their
ORDERS otTRUE AMERICAN OFFICE, corner of
Poydras and St. Charles Streets
Nev29-tf
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-17
Nuns g'eaiest knowledge is himself u Know"
PHKENOIOGY

1R. X. IL. COLlYER will commence n course al
IL demonstrations on the subject the Hall Of Rem.
rcseniniyts, anal street. Wedn sday evening April
Tth af O'Clock, and continue them every Wednesday
and Fvidnv evenings, until completed The subject will
" illustrated by numerous and choice collection Of
sksis, cns's. drawings, sc. T~operson. chosen from
The audien =, will be publicly examined each evening
ADJ itia &c to single lecture, 50 cents: the course So
Tor s'ngis person, for gentleman and lady Ticx-
q, rip n 10. xrhanse Hotel: MesSrs. Norman Steel
20 itooAsellers. amp street, or at the Vrrarai,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-17

uNHE American in Paris, by John Sanderson
l. Romance Of the Harcm, by Miss Purdue, author
Of" the City of The Sultan" etc.
lnt.ccison,a tale of the Far West, and other Poems.
+ JOHNS Il Co,
40 IL 2w corner of st Charles and Common ct
nOUBl.OONS-Spanish and Mexican, for snie by
- apl II A TRlER, "a Grayier st
Drawing Of the Grand State Lottery, Glass %, extra
81 81 rs 70 5 G5 10 81 IG 9 G6 Go
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-17

no" THEY Do THINGS IN MIsslssIrPI-The los,
number OF the Bowie Knife, says:-"Gen Arthur Fox
mas been fined in the sum of thirty.fvc dollars, for
whipping Samuel Jayne, of Lawrence county, They
were both members of the las, Legislature.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-17
CARDS

W PklNTED at The shortest Notice, in The mast
elegant manner, IN Black Colored INKS, on Enamel
led' White Flake, or Plain rfhced CARDS, amt
Pr'ces gerry reasonable TRUE AMERICAN OF
FlCt', corner cfPoydras and St. Charles sis
Serer0l New and Beautiful Founts of TYPE hare
Just been adied 10 the Establishment.
Orders receiued at Compiling Room, ST. Charles
Each0"se, 3rd door from Gravier st.,or al The Printing
Oifc' corner ofPoydras & ST. Charles Streets
nOp1-T
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-17

me st. Louis Theatre opened on the night Of the
9TH inst with the comedy of the Honey Moon, Juiana
by Mrs Mclean. Mr.. Forbes was to commcncc n,
engagement the ensuing evening" as Hamlet.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-17

- MOBILE, April Is.
Cotton Mnrket.-We notice to dav considerable
animation in the mark-t-more than for sorre DAYS
past. Sales to the ap,oun of 1870 bnes have been
made, without any material change in prices. On the
whole, the market is in very unsettled condition.
Ado.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-17

AccIDENr.--At the fire which occurred at 81 Levee
street, on Monday night, young man by the name Of
smith, a'tochedto Company No. 8, had his Leg broken
by falling from the roof of an adjoining building.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-17

Inc Secretary of the Treasury has at last yielded to
the nperons voice of public sentiment, and selected
the state Bank Of Illinois Repositories for the public
money collected in the Land Offices of that State
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-17

Will he remembered that DR.. Colyer, the Phren-
o"s'st resumes his course ofectures this evening" At
the State Honse.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-17
DIED

ofcons'mPon. on the 10th inst tha Exchange HOTEL
Ar DAVID GREEDY. late of Ransor Maiu III, family and
friends may DO assured that kind friends we're near him u
ring his sickness and last Every attention Mai
could add I" his comfort extended him. and his
mains respectfully inferred in Protestant Burial Ground