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Ir1mO IL z, II URsDAY NOVEMBER 10, isAo.

IN CHAHCERY. 18th Octnher,lSfO Ordered
Il that the sale made aud reported by Charles F. May
eF, Trustee sale Of the 0gaged prope ~ of VIII
LIAM HILhERs, upon application Of CEoRGs kAfLoR'
the norgager, be ratified ard confirm d, uni 50 cause
10 the contrary be shown on before the 18Th day OF
December next; Provided a copy Of this order be in
serted M some newspaper once week for three sue
cessive weeks before ihc 9Th day of November next
The report the sales Of two leasehoid pieces OF
ground on fianoper Street, in Baltimore, with improve
ment5 az eighteen hundred and tfIrty-fve dollars,
81 ,a35.)
True eopy
Test. RAMSAY WATERS,
Reg. Cur. Con.
DC % HaVz9rv
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INCREASE Of BRITISH RIANUFAC-
TURES AND THE COTTON TRADE

GREAT BRITAIN AND THE UNITED STATES
We some time since alluded to movement IN
England, for the more extensive introduction OF
the Cotton culture into India, and at the same
time noticed Address from Manchester
manufacturer, in which many important reasons
were urged for an amcable understanding be-
tween Great Britain and the United States,
calculated to assist the manufactures of the for
mer and the Cotton culture of the latter. The
general view OF the writer was. that Great
Britain was quite as dependent upon the United
States as customer with regard to manufac-
lures, as were the United States upon Great
Britain as a customer for the Cotton of the for
mer. He reasoned, therefore, that the two ma
tons were mutually interested in the business OF
each 0ther-ior the trade between them is the
largest that the world has ever yet seen, either
in ancient or modern times, between any two
countries This can be clearly illustrated by
giving few statistics.
Thus, in 1889, the imports OF manufactured
goods from Great Britain and dependencies into
the United States, amounted to 81 600, 351,
while on the other hand, in the year 1S39-40,
there were exported from the United States to
Great Britain, ,246,79l bales of cotton, which
at $40 per bale, would amount to S49, 81 $40
The relations OF the two countries, especially as
regards cotton, may therefore be seen at glance.
Flow much better then, instead of devising means
to strike at each others interests to lead TO jea
ousies and feuds, that some amicable understand
ing should exist, framed on an enlarged national
basis, and with liberal and philanthropic princi-
pies Our attention has been called to the sub
ject Just now, by the perusal of an article in a
late number of Hunts Magazine, detailing the
increase Of British manufactures. 1t is stated
that two or three years ago, the Government
Inspectors of Factories published returns of the
number of mills in the United Kingdom, and Of
the hands employed in them, during the year
1885. Similar returns for the year 1888, laid
before Parliament in the past season, have been
recently printed. These two volumes afford the
means Of contrasting the condition of their manu-
features in 1885 and 1888. 'aae Gal
OF cotton factories there were HY a..
In 1885 g 1852, employing 220, 1s4 hands.
In 1898 g 1915, employing 259.3Ol hands.
OF wsollen factories there were
In 1885 sc 1885, employing II, 217 hands.
In 1888 sc 1876, employing s6,446 hands
| Offlax factories there were
In 1855 g 2ss, employing 32,2s3 hands.
In 1888 &c 392, employing 43,407 hands.
! or silk factories there were .,-,,. .....
In 1885 23s, employing 30.653 hands.
In 1888 C 26s, employing s4,sls hands.
1t thus appears that, during the three years
referred TO, nearly one thousand new factories
have been opened, and mole than sixty-eight
thousand new hands engaged. As will be seen
| from the following table, more than one half Of
TIE latter have been absorbed by the cotton
/ Enanuiacture- l.. 80. .r... -..--e,.
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l TERMS or ADVERTISING.

Cards of two lines only Sc per anhun, in advance.
SeIteen lines, less, make square. If an adver
Gsemen exceeds sixteen lines, the price will be in proper
ticn. All advertisements payable at the time Oi
derinsertien except yearies, which are payable quar-
forbid, viii be charged twenty I've cents for each snbse
Quent Insertion
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Increase in mum Der Of hands
Total increase. y ..es179.

The above is calculated 10 add strength to our
general view upon this subject Great Britain
has, in the course Of very short time, in
creased her various manufacturing establish
tneits, by an addition Of more than $4,000
hands--while in cotton alone, ftlie increase, in
three years, amounts to more than $4,000. Why
then, we repeat, with these facts before us, and
with an attempt in progress tosiujure the cotton
culture of this country, by bringing British
India into more extensive competition, is not
some deliberate effort made, on the part Of our
gov eminent, to obtain definite commercial
treaty upon this interesting and important sub
ject? The South, as it appears TO us, have been
cadly negligent OF their own interests. Column
after COLUMN has appeared in theiNorthern jour
nails, detailing the progress of the enterprise
with regard to British India, and yet our south
ern statesmen and Journalists seem to look on
with apathy and indifference, esther utterly re-
gardless of the effects OF this vast undertaking.,
or confident that it win result in ia lure The
matter strikes us, however, as too important to
be thus eavilierly treated-Pess,. Inquirer. sIa'
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pl 80 SHOE THREADS,

Is Well SHOE THREADS
-ET LARABEE, 40. 30 South Calrert street, has
Me received by the late arrivals from Liverpool the
most complete assortment of SHOE THREADS ever
offered in this City, co uprising the various kinds, viz
BROwN, GREEN; HALF BLEAcHED, RLKAcHEp, and YEL-
Low; all from the factory in Europe Also in store, a
general assortment of S HOE TOOI,S ami FINDINGS,
LASTS of every description, BOOT TREES, PEGS
of all sizes, &c &C., all Of which will be sold low
the articles be had for in this any other city,
Country merchants will do we'll to call before purchas=
ing disla sep 81
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ExTRAoRDINARy CIRcUMsTANcE:-Last
week, DR.. Hamilton, of this city, extracted
large needle from the side Of man about
forty FIVE years of age. The patient from
whom it was TAKEN on applying 10 the doctor,
stated that he had some time previously re-
ceived a severe fall and from the pain he
he suffered, he conceived that enc of his ribs
had been broken. The doctor, on examining
the part, found il much swelled, and to- the
touch it appeared asifs portion of the lower rib
had been fractured.a1h sufferer anxiously en-
treated him to epenuit, bat the doctor, fearing
that such an operation might be attended
with danger, refused 10 comply. He had re-
course however. to poukieing and other treat
ment, and in four days afterwards, on examin.
ing it carfenlly, he discovered the point of a
needle protruding, and succeeded in extrica-
ting it without slbjecting the patient 10 any
violent pain The needle does rot appear
much worn, but is greatly discolored, being
qaite blacis-it is very smooth and very sharp at
the point;and is supposed TO have been swallow
ed probably in food, four orfive years ago. The
man, on its removal, felt at once relieved, and
is nows perfectly recovered. He had been
complaining for eleven weeks before it was
extracted, and lately was scarcely able to move,
Londonderry, (IfelaRd.l Paper ri. ata at,,
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CARD.
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, jew

n ,ELRY. SILVER WARE, SC. -s7.
EfABRIFGLI ID. OZARK has recently imported
IL splendid assortment of Gold and Silver Paten
Lever Lepne and -Vntca Watches, all OF whic are
made BY the best Makers and warranted IS pc form
tme win be sold as lew as any gher house
the country Purchasers will fiRd il TO their advantage
by ceiling al the store, head Of Cheapsde, No. WA
TER sTRREs, Baltimore, where sey will lind good az
sertnent Gold Gard Chains, new paterns Rings, Breas
pins, gold and silver Pencils Addsons superior make
Silver and Britannia Ware German Silver Spoons Sc
N. ID. Fine Watches of every kin properly repaired
0-AIy country friends arePartcuiaIiy invited 10 CAL
Store No Water ST. iv II go ) G. D. Gil ARK.
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CHEAPEST AND BEST
And IN FACT TIE ONLY
FIRE PROOF ROOF

SLATE! SLATER SLATE =!
WNTILLIAM BAYLEY, Slater, has receivedby
w the ship PocahontaS from Liverpool, his fall sup
ply of those beautiful WEIGH SLATE, the roofs Of
which, (tha he put last fall have been so much ad
mred In order obtain the hest article in his line,
the subscriber has gone the expense of experienced
Judge of the article, m England visiting ali the Wtch
quaries, and purchasing the best, without regard to
price, and invites examination of his PRESENT stock,
being satisfied il will compare advanagenusly with any
thing Of the kind ever brought TO this market.
He has also constantly on hand a full supply OF
AMERICAN SLATE, from the best quarry known on
the continent, and trusts he win be able TO give entire
satisfaction those who may favor him with their work
To those not acquainted with the fact he would state
that the cost Of slate roof is very ueU anymore thar
the brst shingles and considerably less than those pre-
tended TO be FIRE proof roofs, which, upon the near an
proach Of fire. get into Ipeng mood, and disappear
leaving the properly they were intended to protect al
easy prey to the devounng element
The Subscribers yard Is on Union Dock, below Fleet
street bridge; dwelling Front 81, next 10 the Thenre
WILLIAM BAYLEY.
: FOR SALE, first rate carriage HORSE. Enquire
"a above. t6l Sc lO ?
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A LII PERSONS WHOM Ia MAY coz
IA GERM hereby required 10 take notice that The
lands situated in the States of Kentucky and Virgna
which, belonging TO James Swan, of Boston, on The h
day OF August 1880, amounting TO two million I'VE
hundred and fitytw0 thousand three hundred and iou
three quarter acres that day, by deed dated
al Paris in France, conveyed 10 Samuel Allison, OF
Philadelphia, in fee simple, and have since been con
veyed to me- in for the United States American
Land Company, and that /, and alone, rs Trustee
aforesaid and such persons as may be appointed by my
are, viii be, authorised TO SELL lease, rent, or ollie
wise dispose of said lands or any of them; anda per,
sons especially notified not to purchase, rent, lease,
or otherwise contract with any other person, therefore
and especially not purchase of p. Dumas. Jr who
claims part of the said lands the trustee for the cred
tors of Swan under an act Of the Legislature of Viz
glnia or of one Dumorghue, any other person pre-
tending 10 act for or in The behalf of the said Dumas OF
tie creditors ofthe said Swan 1rllast1 f.
These lands will be Sold rented leased on adyauta
eeous terms They are altered through the Statn OF
Kentucky and Western Virginia, and persons wishing to
purchase, or lease any part of them are requested
TO address me, postage paid, at Baltimore.
DUFF GREEN,
iy24 div trustee u. s. A. Land Company
5G4-Tbe Richmond Wing, and the Reporter, Lexing
ton, KY, will please infet this once week for three
months md forward their accounts 10 this office
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UR MASTERS! PLASTERs. PLAsrH as
a Just reeeiYsdH fresh supply of WHTrIN's cels;
bTated mehine spread strengthening PLASTERS. The
Wek6owh and established efficacy ofthese Piasters in
pains and weakness of the breast, side, back and limbs,
Rheumatism, Colds, Coughs Asthma Liver Complaint,
cessary Purchasers should be psrtcuaf that the
fac nae OF the Proprietor printed the back of the
plaster, as others are counterfeit nntions sold by
gists generally. To obtain the genuine, apply TO
SETH 5. HANCE, General Agent,
sp 30 Conner Charles and Pratt sts.,.
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PERFUEEERY! PBRFIhiEsRYM

PERFUELERY!P BRFEkf11R NJ! u
VA L continue 10 manufacture and have for sale a
w very general assortment ofPERFgMERY, TOT
LET and FANCY SOAPS, COSMETICS, sc, pre-
paed from the best Materials and putup in handsome
style, which ask the attention of persons visit
ing this city for the puposeof procuring their fall goods
In addition to the above. we have French German
and English PEfEtiMERY, all of which we offer on
the 0st accommodating terms. Orders thankfully re-
ceived, and goods carefully packed with the greatest des
patch b * 81 J. @. & ". W. MCCORMICK, 81
No. 16 Gay at, east of High,
af@ g5rf ail4 and Z22s Baltimore ST.,
se DIT -r Oil daareast of McCislan's alley,
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HTAK ID ilE3A DY FOR yVINFEIs.

r AKAH II READY FOR WINTER
EpEi1s, PILLOWS, MAT1k ESSIfS, &c.
Nd All persons wishing to make comfortable ar
rangements for the approaching Winter, by procuring
good Beds, Pillows, Mattresses, Comforts, &c ,wlii 10
well to cali at the Bedding Mart before they purchase,
they cannot fail to be suited, from the Ready Made
Goods, viii h the subscriber hiss, and always keeps on
hand, and will be sold very low for casAb mnieiate
applicatoc at the Beading bIart, N. w s. w. cor
hers of Lombard and Light sts nlE dtt
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BUCK FsPs. BOXES. BOWLS, BASKETS.
% n = FRUIT BOXES and BASKETS
eHOaY l00dozen Painted Buckets
= = CARDS, assorted - - -it'-i.
OU8 Ruter Bowls and Trays .if ssis,-g ..v- !
500 superb Batter Prints
5 X, NilIsw CGrEia. es and Cradles - s9ffaIi Z
WooieH and Flax SPINNING Wheels. 49, - Is
say - @iNs DUKEIART & co.
10Th me. "a os 1914 Baltimore street.
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PosT OFFIcEs.-There are more than $4,000
post Offices in the United States. BY the law
Of the land, the annual compensation is not TO
exceed 80, 000 In only 80 Offices, does The re-
gnlar commission or per centage allowed to
Post Masters, amount to that SUM. Of these,
sepsn only are in the New England States SIC
in New York; -four in Pennsylvania; fsco ia
Maryland; itseo in the District of Columbia;
three in Virginia; three in Georgia; tsco in Ala
bama; three in Ohio; and one in each of the
States Oh North Carolina, Louisiana, TeHnes-
ses. Kentucky, Michigan, Indiana, and Mis-
souri, In 50 post Offices, the compensation ram
Is from 81 600 to ", 900. very large mum
ber OF posi- masters receive compensation rang
ing from $500 to $1,000. asi4t biss J. iabya
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PILOT AND TRANSCRIPT.
fl published every morning, Sundays exceped at N"
II, Water street, opposite Cheapside--
TERMS:

DAILY PILOT, 50 per annum'
WEEKLY PILOT, " 9V
Where live subscribers al one post Office unite,
and remit free Of postage, they viii receive
five copies Of the Weekly Pilot for. $40 w
And I'VE of the Country SO w
And for greater member at the came rate.
The payment in all cases 10 be in advance The Ed
itOr reserves the right continue the paper unless all
aTrearages paid; and in that case the price of the
weekly will be THREE DOLLARS per annum, and of the
country five dollars per annHm
l7-Ihe PILOT FOR THE COUNTRY - is a large,
handsome sheet, and contains all the interesting p0-
Htcal, and other news, from the DAILY PILoT II is
Bl,bhjhed OH MONDAY andTHURSDAY EVENINGS.
The WEEKLY PILOT" also contains all the in
tsrestug matter from the Daily, carefully arranged II
forms valuable sheet for buding for future reference,
az It is the intention Of the Publisher to make 1t COM
plete Political Register.
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The London Courier notices a curious occur.
renee which recently took place IN that city
Mr.. Roland Ly,.aar, jeweller, left a gold ring,
with piece Of pa,,er for a label, laying within
it, upon his bench The next morning he found
thata large black spi,isS from the ceiling over
head, had attachedhis wsbto the paper, and rais-
ed that and che ring one inch. In the course OF
week he raised it inches. He was then driv-
en- asVayIby large brownspiderss,' Another black
one afterwards attached Ills web % 1t, and in
three days raised ittethe height OF furrteep inch
Is from the table. The weight 81 the paper and
ring was twelve CRANE. s.s ,sss 4 40 is5sa saf
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LOOa& 40 OUR COBIEuksC atEAIIIEFa.,
YNSHE present and afpr,achins excessive hot wea-
n fher is not oa!y very oppressive and nncomforta-
Bile, but must become very unhealthy: il is therefore
prudent and advisable, THAI persons who have any
gard for the comfort and health of their families, shnd
Of the searespeeally, when good eiena delightful
MATTRASSES of every description eau he had so vG-
ylow, at the BEDDING MARfS, NJ. W. and s.. w u
ro of Lombard ana. Light streetss Those who
eoubt will please call and examine for themselves.
fa l5dtf w. ti' 1852 e. fI'r9ifi t@VH fialAf n
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ssostH .k1oH al fs s5I8 - saiaag sgsa'i
As;stelg Is 5.aas si s. sa35sfazs si5szifsi s'sEz
~ rs tssfds as nai.. A4.ss.as szaa sotsf asts
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ALBANY LUMBER.

ALBANY LUMBER
FENEIE SUBSCRIBER will receive in the com
III ing week cargo of ALBANY POPLAR consist
ng of Chair Plank, scanting and SO "a; also, Wal.
NUT BOARDS, which will, with TIA" CURL MAPLE
CHERRY and WALNUT SCANrllINCs nov on hand,
make good assortment lie would respectfully Invite
die trade TO call before pHrcbasng AcODstanI supply
Will be kept on hand. 80, 49,.
fol ~ ALSO FOR SALE LOW.s3. r
500 600 feet Shipping CUbLINGS f -...i.-rrl 81.
100000 White pine SHINGLES
5000 feet running measure ARK Logs u
$4,000 feet A, Cd, "a, Sand inch ASH 49,
With large and general assortment If LUMBER,
sUrrABLR FOR BUILDERS. ID. u. THOMAS, 5s4.
Office head Union dock or the Falls.
$50 Eara.l1 Below Pratt street bridge,
fI7-The Richmond Compiler, Fredericksburg Arena,
Kent Buge, Chesertowh, and National In,elligencer
will copy the above 10 the amount Of 81 each and charge
Amencan,' office. au II
FHyO SIsAnsEN, W-ACsGOEERS AND 9TH
IL Frs. -lrhe Subscribers have received large sup
ply Of Mattresses suitable for Berths of Vessels, atea.-
boats, Wagoners Beds &c. which win be sold by the
hundred or single one, by application at the Bedding
MaTs. Ii. o. HODGES L co.
N. w. 81 8. w. coreI of LonseFa ard Light st~sets
nol7-dtf ya5.ie5 esgal aA3 3 reg wMFt G9n
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For SALE.

sHtYrT - FOR SALE.r.fe3 islitreo o1
A very likely mulatto BOY, % years of age, slave
- for life; sold for no fault, and highly
commended; one OF the best walters in the State Of
Maryland. To good master, he will BE sold at fair
caah price, Apply 10 Il. F, SCO1'rf'S Slave Agency
and Inieg;n nee office, basement City H1el.l-i Oc2S
TIyISESH INSPECTED HEfsFsINGS-700
NJ bbls. SusqueRanna Heuines, Of very supero
quality, now inspecting Pratt street WHAT for sale
TOW frGnl the wharf SELLMANs Sc CROOK
! OIL dit Corner of South and Pratt sire ste
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AssAOTE1 FIatJHL EzNSEIlAND AND little
Fa its LAND. 'ft -s-.''i 74il''i='''-
LINZ Perssns in this country desiroas of securing
3SSEy Passage for their friends from ENGLAND,
So IRELAND, or SCOTLAND, can do so BY an
pying 70 the subscriber in rst class Shipsto sail from
LlVERPOOL Tor BALTIMORE, NEW YORK, OF
PHtL ADEbPhiIA, every month in the year. Tern
liberal and accommodating. s--
TH0S. b. ADATR, Commerce street.
NS-hEETF RS tlreHi the Country (post paid,) will be
answered by return of ma-al. DRAFTs for small
can be has, Us aboyespayable without discount or COM
sIisson.
BalhnIofe, list July. 1910. ittf iaa7t ga 11.o cod
R-Editors, throughout the Country, friendly TO The
aIsH and the cause of Emigration wi infer favor
~ sivinathe above advertisement afew sertions
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nrONE WARE.

:"
lYEyIIF SUBSCRIBERS have associated them
selves in copartnersiiip for the purpose of manu-
featuring STONE WARE under the firm OF BRO
THEREON y MORTON, at the old stand Pitt street,
adjoining laifofd Run. + aai l|
4 large supply will be always kept on hand of very
superior quality. They will still continue 10 manuiac-
tllre the PERCCLATiNG FILTERS, SO well known as
The best puriers OF water ever invented They hope by
strict attention business merit share ofpublc pa
tronaae. -. w. BROTHERTON,
= JUSTUS NORTON,
LII, n.4, -. fvR
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THE UNI TISIg s;Ii7aiCISS MAIL COACH,

ENRON Frsdericklc Baltimore, Md, will leave the
b. United States Hotel in frederick, Tin a horse
sOach) for Baltimore, on.Mouday's tuesdays and
fridays, at O'clock, A. NJ, aud leaves the Globe Inn
IN Baltimore for Frederick on Tuesdays, Thurs lay g
md Saturdays, "a 6 O'clock AZ NJ
The abovs liae of STAGES win commence running on
die Is day of July. The fare by this line will only be
1880; and an excellent dinner will be furnished on the
oad at 37a cents Passengers will be called for in each
,ty within a reasonable distance, free otcharge
hEr ISAIAH MEAI4Y, Proprietor.
N. B.-The subscriber-is prepared to- furnish Car
iaees and Vehices TO convey families or private par
ies to any CART of the country.
{ FredcncE, Nd, jyl0 3w PA l. M.
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% N81fIIa73 7T97 1-9--1 ID 7l1-l- ET7E y q n
- ,iH isiii- s4siisl.I iiai iacs "a &
-sziaga g'fks " aziL4i " aa saf + bel iHgfiiil.
itsai5e Hlpaq - z ~ II .1h q Hoi
asaae = a1csa aa fsal
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ts s,Es}ii5sif ~ ~ H9f
.kl ssarf
Sx1ifs ~ sEsNF gssgL
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BUSINESS CARDS.

LOTTERY IND EXCII.9NGE OFFICE,
Museum Buildings. Calvert It.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-25
TURNS or THE HERALD.

r. ,,i.,-e s,ts-rbcrs Si-by mail 81 or Sl,75 IN
Isdtaore ,.,,t.
4, 49, esfe 81 is or 81 - ~ advance. Companies
IL ,isee roais a." snmc
a,f,e.sd a. ter door. S1--eompNpics and indivd-
a. ,iss 1T tho rone 81 10. with dedueiions IN
4. i. ,ss,s 81 - cents ifpalt IN advance In each
4 a. sss,rnp'lon will hc taken Tor less titan Fix
,t,, salcss paid 10 advance And no p,prr viii
continued unul areauses are paid, unless tie
s,.tsr cboascs 81 to do.
.p,sErtsixs 90 the ugu1l liberal terms As our
s.s,.aa is lirse aHi general ihtouehou, the coun.
-,elrs.ais mrchanlcs. post masters aud all
~, tfriot occasion 4, advertise, will find II to
30 ,itltfr % resort To this paper.