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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-11

JonN QuIscY ADAMS. perceive, by the
Washington correspondent Of the United States
Gazette, that when this unique chairman was cali
ed on 10 vote for Speaker, he lose and stated,
=" tina, while he thought the vote to be wholly un.
constitutional, he, however would vote for John
Bell"
Now, this act Of the venerable Ex.Prusident,
Is beautiful commentary upon the oath he has
taken VIZ to support the constitution and laws
lie considered The vote .,eholiy nncoasfitution.
al, SET tp -ould pots for John Bell" and thereby
commit an ACT which he at The same time deem
ed at variance with the Constlulon-H Harris
bug Gasetis,
he sebtreasury bill, so far as am advised,
does not involve any constitutional question !;
therefore, 4 the general assembly deem proper
TO instruct their Senators 10 vote for its passage,
o. consider II wise To express their opinion that it
ought to pass, IN either Of these cases, should
feel myself bound either TO give it the support Of
my vote, OF to resign and ! should certainly
adopt the latter branch nf The alternatives Judge
Whites isusr 10 Mr.. Jacobs.
II Judge White had determined to rasign upon
instructions to support the Sub Treasury, why did
he 20 TO Washington and take hes seat in the Sc
nate Was he not apprised Of the actual pas
sage of such instructions before he left Or,
did he wFsit the travelling fees Of eisr to the
metropolis paid BY the government .Nashriiic
Union.
MAsaA a1sEtls.--Th la, state Demo.
cIa' q Friday claims MAJORITY Of not lees than
ten Republicans IN the neat House OF RENE.
sentaIlSes II 80, Motion viii DO Governor.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-11

" The only lndispdtabIe recommendal'''
that Gen. Harrison has 10 the Presidency Is, that
his father was sIgaer of the Declaration Of To-
dependence
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-11

BENNEffs OPINION or roIITICs.-- Proba.
bly, tho Wing party meaning by thai dirty name
the mere polIIlcans--nol the general muses.
are the most ungrateiul Sc, Of scoundrels that ey-
CT dsgraced any country. Satan, himself, would
turn up his nose at them, For twenty years.
Henry Clay has fought their battles been fore.
most in tho fight aud last in the retreat and vet
at tho very moment they clutch al the spoils they
unceremonlously set him aside him like an
old horse for his hide and old shoes, and take up
an old woman, whom they found by The way side,
selling pork sausages from Ohio, at penny do
Yen.
Shame shame shame shame shame
Henry Clay--lhe eloquent, the daring, the dash.
ing Henry Clay--thls is the gratitude Of patty
the gratitude Of tho Wing party. Out upon such
mlScreants
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-11

TaE MEssAeE THE MEssscE Every bod,
IS calling for the Presidents Message. Wei, we
hope to Be able 70 present II To our readers next
week, or the week after, or lie week after that ar
sometime during the year. We can only promise
that it shall be published in this office as soon after
its receipt as possible
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-11

LiTuRGY. That all men are moi msled by
the foolish sophslnes Of money dealers, that
cunupt presses have not wholly blinded the PEG.
Pile TO Their true interests, That vIllainy, fraud aud
deceit are moi wholly trumphautlet rs be thank.
FIJI
Thot poor people shall soon be enabled to earn
honest liylngs--that labor shall BIO adequately 10.
warded mat industry shall not be deirauded
with the fictitious payments Of an inflated cuncn.
cy--lcf us be hanhjmi
That foolish spectators arc ensnaled in their
own moshes that trade can no longer DO cur.
RED on with fictitious capital that aafco has
caught a list full Of neItles-tei MS be thankful
That the lin Of Accountability is Ut hand ;
that IN end shall DO put TO legalized Ihicyng !,
that the system Of fall promises shall soon be
brought 10 Judgment, and TO final execution--lel
as 6e thdaJms
From money manufactured Of rags, picked by
old women Out Of CUTTERS and having no definite
value from banking institutions which wurk their
coppeF-pa'o presses too rapidly from golden
dreams which end in iron realities--mau ,re BE-
de'irtrtd
from ignorance and error, isom lrcacherous
and hypoertcal instructors from false prophets
aud false teachers OF every description; from all
hunbug, chcatefy aud imposition zee be de-
hpered
That tho true principles Of trade and finance
may 10 generally known in this nation; that our
workmen and artisans my bo n,bled to COM
pete with foreign PRODUCES thai the wealth Of
our naon may cease TO flow into other countries
to ON most earnest desire and supphcdiibnl
That We may be truly an independent, people |;
that we may cease TO wal, with ardent or lenflnl
expectation for every arrival Of the "Great IVES.
tern" and " British Queen !" that we may no
longer quake with every breeze that blows from
London--,ce mosi earaasilg desire and suppl
cate philadelphia Ledger
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-11

In The t. S. Senate, on the 18th December, Mr..
Walker, Of Mississippi, gave notice that he would
at the earliest period when it was in order, asked
leave to introduce the following bills, viz:
lst. A bill to provide for a permanent pre-,
emption system, with sales also to actual settlers
AT reduced prices.
I'd. A bill to relinquish to the State of Missis-
sIpp the Two per cent. fund arising under her
compact Tor admission into the Union
3D., 4 bill to cede to the State Of NIississipel
quantity Of public lands equal TO ha, hereto,
fore granted to the State OF Ohio Tor the purpose
of internal Improvement.
4lh. A bill to authorize the Substitution Of 9th.
er land in place Of school sections which are use.
less or unproductiye.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-11

~ The Argus is The only paperm the State,
We believe, that has the bad taste--we say no,bng
about tie Disregard Of truth--to call the democrat.
tic papers "tory papers," The same ye.table iour.
nal is the only one in the State that denounced
the proceedings Of the meeting al jackson, WHICH
invited tho old chief Of the Hermitage 10 ,iS,l
the State as lis gues,--The Editor stands alone
in has glory.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-11

We can say Is, that they can do more than Gun
impotence himself has done.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-11

roK an IspErtspEvr TREAsuRY-AciISsr IA
TIONAt BANK.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-02
PUBLIC SALE.

'VNilE undersigned, suryiyins trustee. pursuan,
4 TO the provisions OF deed OF tr,Ift executed
by John stTider TO George " Ssppineion and
John q. Yates, upon certain suds IN the coun-
~ OF Jehcrson, 10 secure tie payment Of sum
Of money doe from SAID John S,rider n the
Bank of The Valley, aud named in .ad decd.
which was duly recorded, viii proceed 70 sell.
Tor cash, before the COuIi-IIouse ~ Charlie
town, ca fr,dny iAe 2iih day n Jriy n,-i,
iSereral lots or parcels of LIND,
Being rar Of the various e. act, conveyed 10 said
dsot, 20 wit: SIC iIaut tract ~ juiuia. Noier'.
and h'd"il,r'. lad, Icing part II IN. land.
devised 10 the Will % Isaac So ider, dec to be
sold, and said Ia contain
81 ACRES.
The one noieiy of the Aui, tract, sail 10 con
tain 10l ACRES. bsins the Land conveyed
By Adam Auit To the sad John s;rtjcr, and q
part Of the lot Of Land Containing - Acrcs,
which Joseph elmer and wife conveyed 10 the
said John Strider, William Sir,der and samuel
Strider, which p-Ft contains nhcal % acres -
The titles, which will bo derived under tho saIs
hereby published, viii, u :. believed, Dc indi.-
Puiabie. g.. W SAFFINGTON,
SUrririHg Z, Uii,s
June % istD
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-02
aENERAL INTELEIoRNCE.
NoRra.EAsIERN BOUNDARY oUEs.
rsnN


The washins,on Correspondent Of The New
York Journal Of commerec whites under date Of
June 22d as follows a.
The British Government has accepted
fAs proposition Of our Gopsrnmsni. in re-
lation TO the adjustment OF the Boundary
Question. with some slight and unobjee-
iionable modification. This intelligence
will be truly gra;ify Jog 10 the whole A me-
rican people-whose policy is peace.
where IT can be maintaiuad confidently
with national honor and interests.
'll understand the arrangement. there
is 10 be a Convention for an exploration
and survey Of the boundary, according 10
the Treaty Of 1873. with an Umpire 10 de-
eide on all questions. upon which the
Com Oissioners disagree.
"Congress. therefore. will not be de-
tanned an hour on this subject. and no ac-
ton in regard to il viii be required from
them"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-02
WING MEETING

Ats meeting Of the Committee Of q Of The
Harpers-Ferry precinct, hsldsat Mr.. James Fo-
ley's Hotel, on Thursday evening ihs 25,h ult .
IN pursuance a notice. for the purpose Of ar
ranging the committees. wM. ANDERSON,
Esq. was called 90 she Chair, and wttiaH y.
THoWrsoS appointed Secretary. The commit
tee Of % vas then divided into sub-commiuecs
as follows
Committee Of arrangements;
Isaac Henkle, James Foley.
James Brown, Daniel Moler.
VIM. Rider.
Committee on Ways md Mems:
John r Henkle, r. Moler.
J. G. Unss.d Colin Peter.
G. y. Stephenson.
Committee on Meats.
L.W Washington. wash Aoisr.
Samuel strider, y. NJ Cation,
J. II. Alsisdi.
COmmitfct 0H Brsqd
John Nolsr W. %. Thompson.
John slndef. Rein Cross
Jon. Kearsley.
Committee on Liqu0urs
WIN Anderson. Red HendcrBoD.
$. Brsueabaugh. VIM Russell
John Lambaugh.
And it wss Refo.ved. That ihe fret
psrson on che lisa Of each committee shall
be The Chairman ~ that Committee. and
have the power 70 call meetings when.
ever be may deem it roeessary.
! Add it was faflher Reaslved. That We
recommend 10 the Chairman 81 each com
Imitiee 20 meet he Chaifman 81 ihe SANE
lcommiiisss 81 other precincts, 81 some
oouvenisnt iiee and pisce, 70 dsiermine
THE extent 20 which each COMMITTEES
shoul3 20 in makihg fuilabls Preparations
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-02
BALTIMORE MARKET.


VIIItk OF TRE ANERIC AZ,
June %, ), z. u.
SAFES ~ Howard II Flour were made on Sa-
ufdsy from stores st $3.50 for good common
brands We continue 20 quote the receipt
Pr'ee nj 81 ga To si,ii. SaloS OF GOOD whests.
~hI'e aud ret.) range at FROM % 10 100 aud
iu4 cent?. Corn (wh'te) a. -, and yellow
80 " cents Sales Of rye ranges. according
TO quality. st~@1, - and ~ cents. sales Of Md
Oats ut . cents. We quote whiskey al 29l
cent? IN hhds and o3i cenis ia bbis Wagon
price Of bills. l. 20 cents.
FLOUR, in AieN sndria. on Saturday last. was
selling at Si,25 and IN Winchester. on ,ester-
DAY. at $3.50 from wagons, and -. 50 FROM
stores.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-02

An extensive Silk Cocoonery has been
established in Georgetown. ID. {. by Mr..
JoHS Mason, Jr. We learn from. the
Advocate that the cocoonery is large
three story frame building, erected ex-
pressly for this purpose, and completely
filled in every part with large frames OF
hurdles. which are now feeding one mil.
lion and eighty thousand worms, some
few Of which have commenced spinning,
Others are halt grown. and large mum.
Der in the first stage Of incubation. The
amount Of the multicaulis leaves which
these little insects consume in q day is
said to be not less in 5ulk than the largest
wagon load Of hay, demanding the con-
slant attention OF FIVE or six females 10
feed them, while the similar number OF
men a-e constantly employed in The ex.
iensive fields OF muliicsulis adjoining in
gathering the leaves. The enierprising
proprietor has procured all the machinery
for Keeling and spinning his silk. con-
slsing OF a Piedmoniese reel, aud Gays
large apparatus for the manufacture Of
sewing silk, by which the cocoons are
taken in at one end and at the other come
ont as excellent sowing silk, requiring
bat the attention OF one person Mr.. Nj.
expects TO make FIVE hundred pounds Of
raw silk this season.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-02

er TO spread slavery, &c. i must be al
lowed to remark that have never done
any such English a. that ~i,h my eyes
open. And l mus, beg Of those FIVE gen.
tlsmen that may not be done into Eng
luh" any further by them.
The method by which the immortal
Five-Messrs. jameson. Boyd, Turuey,
Steenrod and ByRum. succeeded in max
ing out, from nenoTy, the certified copy
OF the letter Of Mr.. Calhoun Of Mssssehu-
sets, has been reported to US. and ought
10 be commemorated. II will be reeol-
lected that the letter was private one.
which, for special reasons, Mr.. Calhoun
did not feel privileged 10 publish. His
reasons were perfectly satisfactory TO
every gentleman. But as the contents
Of the letter had been snisrepresented by
the Globe, he stated, IN . note correcting
the misrepresentation. that 8" gentle
man was privileged 10 examine he let.
ter IN bis possession. The FIVE worthless
conceived the honorable design OF profit.
ing by the privilege thus extended. and
obtaining copy for publication, in viola
ton Of the confidence reposcd in them
To accomplish their object, they proceed.
ed IN this wise:-One called 20 see the
letter. committed one sentence to memo.
~, retired and wrote IL down. Another
did the same thing with the next SEN
ience, and so on. until they got through.
They then put Mr.. Calhoun's name to
1t, aud published ;As his letter. certifying
II TO be in form and language a faithful
transcripi.--An overriding Providence
seemed to interpose, 10 mar their plot, and
prepare the means Of their detection and
exposure. They copied falsely, or rather,
interpolated words, which were not in the
original, and Of course. certified falsely.
The whole truth was revealed by reference
10 the letter, aud these honorable certifiers
were forced TO confess that they bad Ger.
tilted 10 that which did not exist.
We do not recollect 10 have read or
heard Of any transaction so utterly dis
credi,ahle in all its parts TO those en- gagged
IN it. To say, il was disbonci able, does
not fully describe it, The Old Virginia
phrases, mean. despicable and -four fired.
would more nearly characterize il, though
they would fall below the mark.
Richmond Hhig.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-02
O'FER RAILS
atT[la

GGBRBB Gs1US9
Berkeley Springs, Morgan County, Ia.
1ENiIE Proprieiors OF this Boarding House
L would inform the community that they
have nearly completed thei. arrangements Tor
the approaching Bathing Season, aud are now
prepared TO entertain Visitors to ang moderate
number. To secommoJale them To their sat-.
faction, the unremiitihg eNerIions al the under
sgned viii be used.
To this long established Boarding House and
Hotel, and TO the fact that II II the only one IN
the place which ventures To run tho risk Of ex-
Psnse, aud danger Of loss in being kept open
the long year, Winter a. well as sdmmer An.
tumo and Spring. for the accommot alton Of
the man Of business and the weary traveller,
the attention nf yisi,ors - respectfully invited.
Having no~ weaihsfed the storms OF the last
long and severe wiat,f, at heavy cGpenses-
dependent on this business Tor their support.
aud aided By no other cireumstancss than The ir
own exsrtionS TO attract favour, the undersirn.
cd would be happy in the sun shine Of summer
10 experience Just share ofFsironaEe. and hope
that those who enjoyed the shelter Of their roof
aud the warmth OF their 6ro-sidss. against the
"Peltings Of the piiiless storm, will not forget
them
A daily line Of Stages branches on al Han.
cock, MAyla Tor Bath. aud 4 stage from
Winchester. by way Of MattinsbuTg. TO Bath.
three times a week.
BEDFORD and Saratoga waters at the Bar, for
those who wish them.
All Communications 10 the subscribers IN DO
promptly attended to.
The Fubiie's rcsPectful servants.
FRANCIS O'FERRALL.
JOHN oFERRALL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-02
10 a. Ediisr. sJ a. Dr., P,,-,,

10 a. EdiiSrs Fl fAs F'rss P,s,s
GtSrttSES-The Nsa nwrea party q chi.
s,sani,, peresivr from the ta- it,H ios.ii.s h.ys
isaer. o. tAis iaataae- tArx A.s, ~r.skoeed S,,k-
.s' '"sE hos, "a ~ tras. I svtsd Ger Nc. -,
ow 90 90 tsS6. Sat - he .dni.isir.sioa hss been
scan"eted solely To thu ssesaeemeai % his owa
'arrrs sed That 81 his haiders and Ros Tor the
goesl Of The People cannot sonsens thss nsy name
sh-h be ensoiisd any longer uudsr HE b.ssssr -
l"a oil thercioSr siass me Nth the ss n ORTIZ
Desdera" Yours. ks
GEORGE n MUNRoE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-02

March of Intellect The editor 81 The
Montreal Herald says gardner remarked
to him. that this vas The most feifogtad.
ing sssson Of his professional reminiseen.
cei fof twenty 1--WE years in Canads per
milied bin 10 Judge o. We heard o. q
wailss II q hotel IN Nsw York. The other
day. requesting q gentleman " be needed
be proicmional asFiFiance ~ any time,
jusi 90 aziiaie tie eommunicaior, in
other words. 10 RAG ihe bsll.-Brookiga
Angs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-02
TRUST SALE.

RY Ihe authority Of Deed Of Trust now Of
hD record IN the CLERKS Office OF Jndcrson
County Court, executed Nv the late Bsnii.h
Martin, on the 2jth day Of February. 1888. Tor
The bens q Of George Randall. shall, oa So
iwday, 2Ai day ~ Jsiy. before t0e door Of
Daniel Entler's hotel, IN Shspherds;oWn, pose
TO sale, TO the highest bidder,
n HOUSE, and IL .7crcs, , Roods, and
10 Poles u LIND,
situate on the road leading from Shepherd
town TO Martiusbure, and adjoining the Lands Of
Messrs. G. Billmyre ard Naih. v Mariin-the
SAID property descended 10 said BenJih Martin
from his father, The late Levi Martin.
The tile Is believed TO be iDdIs puiable, but
the conveyance will be made 10y the undsrs,.ued
under the power OF said Trust Deed and wuh
SPECIAL warranty 6F-rERNs -CasA.
WM. G. wOBTnINGroN, Trustee
July lstO-t,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-02
Notifies.
EomrtIr OF .ImlY.

The military Of ChArlesiown having deter
mined TO esisbrale the approaching Fourth In
en- appropriate mannor, respectfully invite their
ieUo"-ei,izens generally to unite with them OF
the OCCASION
The Rev T. ". sINPsoS has politely and pa
riotcaly consented Co deliver an Address iu refer
cnee 10 the Day. At the PrrsLJ tcit-n Church. =, "a
o'clock, where other appropriate exercises ~ill
take place.
The Dinner will take place ia Mr.. Darns's beau
utul grove, about mile ef town.
CJNyrrhauts and trsdcsni-n ate rr.pcrifnIi,
invited a. suspend business brt~ ecu thr hours Of
aud O'Clock.
The Committee Of arrangements
July ,, 1870
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-02

q pY virtue Of Deed OF Trust, executed D.,
kO Colin Peter 10 the unde rsigned a. Trustee
bearing date on The 21lh Of Apri. 1898, and du-
ly recorded for the benefit Of John } Stuil
Cashier Of he Farmers and Mechanics' Bank Of
Georgetown and Bushrod e. Washington, !
shall proceed 70 sell on Friday iAs 29n Of .Nsy.
Isf0, At Cham5ers' Tavern ~ iIslilown. 81 pub
lie auction, to ths highest bidder, for ready 80
nsy.
Sirty-sir and one-haif .1rres IF Land,
more or less
being part Of The land now IN inc posses,ion Of
tbs sad Colin Peier, and lying IN two separate
and detached parcels, 20 vii;
.ibom .forfy-sur ed oHe-h0y .9cres ~
cultivation,
near tbs Brick Mil, and shout
90 ACRES OF WOOD LAND.
adjoiaing the lands Of George e. and Lewis "
Washington, snd Lsr,usI Aolsf's heirs. The
land IL naturally fertile ari 10 hish stats q
imFroreEsat.
such title a. is vested 10 me shich is believed
20 BE- indisl uisbic) siii BE- made the purchaser
but no other JOHN MOLEH.
March &c 1910 Is. Trasifs.
0z.POSTPONEMENT.-t3
TilE sALg q the above LAND s post
poued unti the "a ~ n yrly nsri
MAJ q 1910.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-02
NOTICE TO ENiGRANrs FOR LIBERIA.
COLONIZATION RooAs, WASHINGTON, }
TuSr II Ism

sf'ef%h -'N-f ANN1@NFf ~
JUSE IL. 1910.
The packet ship Seluda is now under
going thorough repairs al New York. from
which port she will sail on the 10Th OF
July for Norfolk, to complete her loading
and receive her e-uigrants and will sail
for Liberia. on the LIST Of August, Emf.
grants will be taken for thirty dollars,
children under The age Of twelve years halt
price the charge for passage and six
months subsistence in the Colony, in
GLIDING medical attendance, SC. is sixty
dollars.
The Governor, in his dispatches Of 22d
OF April, says, II have commenced the
survey OF a beautiful district between
MilIsburg and Caldwell the tract is well
RateTed, possesses abundant advantages
for Agriculture twelve houses are con.
tracted for, TO be erected on as many
farms" These will be ready for the
emigrants TO occupy on their arrival. The
Colony is rapidly improving. The Co.
vernon says: 81 never felt such perfect
confidence in the high destinies OF Libe-
ria, and the glorious results Of COLOMBIA.
ton, as now"
J. WILKESON.
Charm Ex Cor. Amer Coi coriefv
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-02
nuaEaEEp.

Near Jefferson. Frederick county. MI. on
The llth Of June, by the Rev e. Buchrr. Mr.
FRANcis RorTAIsS to Miss ASS RruEcc,. daueh.
ter ot Mr.. Hrnry Crum.--a Of that county.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-02
JsI, 3, Islo.
10 ths Ediierf " fAe fres P,..,

To ths Editors " fAe Pre- Pes.
6ssrtssEs--Ia th-. Coa-tiiationsiisi oT IL. IS,A
rai,tee ~ Vigilance Il uas pl,srI th-,,. -,
ny A"o-irdgr or s.'eseHt. - I am no lvas.r 81
that party. Respectfully. Ne.
HENRY LAsHuoRN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-02
DIED,

a lew days ago, M his residence IA Loud oun
county, Mr.. CnAHtEs CHANnitS, aged about 20
years.
In ihis town, on Thursday last, 25ih nit. AZ
ter prolonged ili=ess, Mis- CAraAnisr : T.
n. H,GniNG
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-02
WANTED.

DnoFDsALs viii be received stthis ofies
To- s-trlipE The Mad, t~ias day from The
C-rs 81 the ChAriseto~a Dspot ~ ths Pest Ofsse--
We well 10 be 10 paoe hy 81 O'sl9Sk o. the m0ra-
'"E. h"d sxsin BY 4 o'slesk IN the r.es,ax. TAc
Espo's'te asss The price per meath. aud sostiass
'a hoa > 10 months. The Persoa contracted
wi DC n ID rrsPOssibls for the faithful per
'on."ss o. h's duty, ssi ~iIl be required 90 Klyc
ose ssp",hs notice % his in,es,Io. a., 80 ,o ,,
ne ume regoircd o. Perforsn the above ,lpty
si mo- occupy more than one hon, ard L.lC eel,
"" HoNAIto -. GAI.LAHER,
For hhs RaiL Road Cs'y