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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-04-27
ALBANY CHARTER ELECTION.

The democracy of Albany have gained
since last spring, three hundred and sirty
and have reduced the federal majority for
Mayor to only EIGHT VOTES! The
Argus says: .
"The oficeholders and their retainers
were exceedingly busy of course; and al
though there was perhaps less than the
expenditure of money on their part on
some occasions, and less than the usual
amount of colonization and "pipe- e-laying,"
they brought out their strength in nearly
every form, and with great exertion and
activity.
"The result-although we do not carry
a majority of the Common Council nor
the Mayors moral victory for the de-
mOcracy. We carry four ofthe ten wards
by large majorities, and strike down the
federal majorities in 3 of their 6 wards to
i2, ,27 and SO. ..
GAS it is, the democratic gain is great
and decisive. In the present Common
Council we have but one member. In
the next, under the new organization, we
have 8. In 1889, the federal majority in
the city was 6s6; last spring fol Mayor
1858; and last fall for Harrison 55l: now
eight.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-04-27

thought | had-a good deal; he told me
that he would give me $500 if would
lin the FIRST place he asked me what ma
iority we would give in the ward; that is,
for the democratic party; told him from
$50 to 800 votes;) y he told me he would
give me $500, provided | would vote the
whig ticket, and electioneer it; be told
me to call down to his house the next
evening, and he would give me the
$500.
Cues. What ticket did you then and
do you vOteH
Ans. Ivote the democratic ticket, and
always did.
Cues. Now pursue your story, taking
it up where you leflit.
Ans. waited on him went to his house /;
he told me he had no money out of bank,
but, i'll would meet him at the Black Bear
tavern, the next day at 2 O'Clock, he would
give it to me; went there, and Mr.. Bad
ger was there; he called me out into the
ward he told me to como into the stable;
we went into the stable together; he pull
led out his pocket book, and said all the
money he had was $50; he gave me five
ten dollar bills on the Penn Township
Bank, and that was all the money he had; (;
and he told me to call up to his house
and get the tickets; he asked me if ] could
get any of our tickets-a full ticket-sO
as to get some of their'n printed as near
like as could be, he gave me bundle of
tickets; some was folded, and some was
loose-cut off; took them tickets up to
MI. John Grim, and gave them to him.
That is pretty much all"
Verify, "this kind of business is very
wrong, and ought not to be tolerated. p
But what says President Tyler9
"But l say emphatically to the official
corps THUS FAR AND NO FARTHER"
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-04-27

About three months since it was ascer-
tanned that heavy shipment of dies and
all the apparatuses necessary for counter
feiting the coin of the United States, had
been made from France to New York
The police in Philadelphia and New York
were acquainted with the facts, and meas
ures were Immediately adopted to inter-
cept the apparatus. In this, however,the
officers were unsuccessful. The dies &c.
reached the country, and it is believed
Philadelphia, where the police are under
the impression that the counter
feters engaged in having them manu-
featured and imported, at first intended
to establish themselves and carry on their
operations. A few weeks ago, High con-
stable Blaney and Hoffner, Of the Court
of General Sessions, and Peter B. Walker
of the New York Police were put in pos
session of certain information which salts
fed them that the gang had located and
commenced their business ia the northern
part of Pennsylvania. Officers Blayney
and Walker, one day last week left the
city and succeeded in tracing the coin
ers to Tioga county, where there retreat
was discovered, and the whole OF their I'M
plements, &c, of coinage, dies, cruel
bles, &C.. together with large quantity OF
spurious metal in sheets ready torworklng,
nearly one hundred skeleton keys, and inn
presions Of keys Of different descriptions
were found and seized upon. None Of
The oang though unfortunately, were ar
rested. Every preparation, it appears,
had been made for opening on an exten-
sivs scaIe. Dies for coming dollars, half
dollars, quarters, eagles, halfeagles, and
quarter eagles, we're recovered.
The dies are all Of the most finished
and would have turned out
coin equal in appearance, 10 the genuine
coin Of the United States. We were
shown some of the dies, and other parts
Of the machinery yesterday, by officer
Blaney. The remainder Of the machinery
which is very bulky, will arrive in day
or two. Officer Blayney left for Tioga
lgain yesterday afternoon, for the purpose
IF bringing it, and ofmaking, IL possible.
other discoveries and developments, and
to accomplish the arrest of
he couuterfeiters. The officers concern
ID in thus nipping in the bud, the nefari-
Jus trade ofthis gang certainly have won
or themselves the highest credit. They
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-04-27

The PERILs OF EATING TOO Much
The Pittsburg American states man in
Lewistown was supposed to have died
from over -eating and drinking, and from
awkwardness in putting him in the coffin,
which had been procured, he was suffer-
ed 10 fall on the floor. The shock had
the effect to knock life into him, for he
Immediately rose TO inquire what they
were about. He has refused to pay the
funeral expenses, and the coffin maker
and others have brought suits against him
for their bills.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-04-27
Erecntire Dennrtment.


City of Jefferson, (Mo.) Feb. Is, ls4l.
SIR:-In obedience to resolution of
the General Assembly Of the State of
Missouri, have the honor TO transmit TO
you the enclosed address.
On the part of the State Of Missouri
a State which has been free from the
deIusiOns that have brought your oppo-
nent into power, and which, in the hour
of peril. has uobly sustained her Demo.
cratic faith-I feel hOnOred in being Sc.
Iectsd to offer you this tribute OF unaba.
ted confidence in the wisdom, virtue, anG
patriotism that have marked your admin.
isiration.
With sentiments ofhigh regard,
| have the honor, to be, eic.
TIL. REYNOLDS,
Governor Of Missouri.
To his Excellency M. Van Buren,,
President of the United States.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-04-27

BRITISH CREW IN THE HANDS OF THE
CHNEsE.-The London Morning Chron-
icle tells us that intelligence has been
received respecting the British frigate
GolcOnda. Accounts reached Singapore
on the 26th of November Of her having
been lost in the westward Of Pulo Canton.
The troops, crew, and passengers were
all saved, but are prisoners in the custody
ofthe Chinese. The troops consist of a
part Of the 36th Regiment Madras N. I
with thirteen officers, under the command
Of Lieut.. Col. Craigis.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-04-27
FLORIDA.

The correspondent of the Republican
writes as follows from Florida under date
Ofthe 4th instant:
An express has this morning arrived at
Pilatka from FOt King, stating that the
Indians have exhibited an hostile attitude
this day within one mile of Fort King
A party Of seven warriors suddenly emeI,
Ring from hammock, attacked a smali !
party Of soldiers who we're hunting nLeu
upon them, and killed private IhomPson'
company "H," Cd Infantry. TINS CC.TI ..L
renee took place at A2, N. a detatcn
msDt Of the command al Fort King Imme
diately left in pursuit. ADother iISm 70
add to the pleasing prospect Of closing
the war. Thess Indians are supposed to
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-04-27
THE STANDARD.
GEORGETOWN APRIL 81, 1s4l.
NEW YORK ELECTION

The charter election took place in the
city Of New York on the 18th instant,
when Robert Morris (dem.) was elected
Mayor by majority of 1896; and 20 de.
mocrats and IA wings were elected to
the Council. Mr.. Morris had been re.
moved from the Recorders Office by Gov
Seward for the manner in which he had
exposed the PiPe.laying frauds; and the
voters of the city have manifested their
disaPPrObatiOn of the removal, by elevat.
ing him TO a still higher Office, out of the
reach of the Governor. b..
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-04-27
A LITERARY CURIOSITY.

Lord Sydenham, Governor of Canada'
has issued the following awkward procla-
nation. One might imagine that his lord
ship had been rummaging some old, moss
covered English castle, to find form suffi-
ciently antiquated 10 serve his afectation
Of dignity or his aristOcratic horror of in
novation.
To our well beloved and faithful, Legisla-
tive Councillors of the Province of Can
ada, and the Knights, Citizens and Bur-
gesses, elected to serve in the Legis-
lative Assembly of our said Province,
summoned and called to meeting of
the Provincial Parliament of our said
Province, at our Town of Kingston, on
the Eighth day Of the present month
Of April to have been commenced and
held, and to every Of You.--
GREETING -
VXTHEREAS for divers urgent and
" arduons affairs, Us, the state and
defence IF our said Province concerning,
We did summon and command You on the
day and at the place aforesaid to be pres.
ent, 10 treat, consent, and conclude up
on those things, which, in our said Prov
incial Parliament should then and there
be proposed and delberated upon: We,
for divers causes and considerations Us
to this especially moving, have thought fit
to prorogue ur said Provincial Parlia-
ment until the TWENTY-SIXTH day of
MAY next, so that You on the said
Eighth day Of the present month of April
at our said Town to appear, shSll in no
wise be held or constrained; for We do
will that You be as to.Us in this matter
entirely exonerated; commanding and by
these presents firmly enjoining You and
every Of You, and all others in this behalf
interested-that on the said TWENTY
SIXTH day of MAY next, at our Town
ship Of Kingston, personally You be and
appear for the DESPATCH of BUSI-
NESS, to treat, do, act and conclude up
on these things which in our said Provin-
cial Parliament by the Common Council
of our said Province may by the favor of
God he ordained.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-04-27

A PROFITABLE RAILRoAD.-The Utica
and Schenectady Railroad is said to be
the most profitable one in the United
States. 1t yields lSi per cent interest
per year oil the capital stock paid in,
($l,5OO,OOO.) 1t is 70 miles long, and
cost less per mile than any other railroad
in the country.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-04-27
THE PREsIDENCY.-ls44.
From the Globe

From the Globe.
The following correspondence between
the late President and Governor Reynolds
has been politely placed in our hands by
Governor Miller of Missouri, with permis-
sion TO publish It. The address OF the
Legislature, and proceedings of the mem
bers in convention, BY which they pre-
senied the name Of Mr.. Van Buren as a
candidate for reelection, have already
appeared in the Globe. e
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-04-27

be Of the same party which left Fl. Clinch
yesterday about The, time the express star
TED from that station for Fort King. 1t is
now the fnllOfthe moon, and you may sx-
Pect shortly TO insert'in your columns an
article headed "bloOdy massacre"
Southern Patriot.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-04-27

Mr.. VIM. H. H. Taylor, nephew and
son-in-law of Gen. Harrison, has been ap-
pointed Postmaster at Cincinnati, in the
place of the Rev. VIM. Burke, removed.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-04-27

On the 18th instant, the snow lay in
the streets of New York from 10 to IL
inches deep on a level!
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-04-27

The personal property Of Louis Philip.
pc is said not TO fall short Of FrTY a1Ii.-
IoNs OF DOLLARS.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-04-27

The canals of New York were to be
opened for navigation on Saturday last.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-04
rerms Of the Richmond Enquirer.

r,rrcr published three times geek dxrtng he seso"
I 4eSa s"s Of suBs sch f1's sa' ''''
dollar. per aanam and Three Dollars Tor SIX months,
advance, paid ia Tie eee or r ,hs vsor ' ~
pad q @ 10 Office be RENTED per ~. ,as,aye Of ali
notes at ane .sk oi rs p"s,are of single leteI
in any account the writer II : , ~ ssrous tax
'.,,si, !, N extensive business when oPe'a''' "
apo IL S viii pay for papers, annually sna "a'' '
tenth shall hereafter be considered as
.dv,nce and for years pnn'ea., for thai shorter
AMI hs IN n,tsr time and paid for in ADVANCE ' ""
% shall be sent to the crae OF or satisfactory
- No ,srr unless paid for in advanse' " in lard Ia
snagn nhSc some known and accessible person c n,h
m scrher his payment. " new subscriber is
uc,on m WIN ~ esna,ions. single number ay 90 Se
s c accompanied by GI whose ability pay may he
~ The nami.hcr and who nay rsma'm ,h
n, =, me end ii ~" yta' ys The liz, Of subscribers
paymen, was "' Resolutions ne E.rai ~" llseys wis
These Resolutions aae Of the Editorial Corps "t Virginia a
dom anu ,srnhci Richaicnl on ,r >, interest.
rs hsse and our inert SIS fel.e d;y
s,encr 10 Them. Several oil the 81 class Of men
Enr!, s" y, the CREDIT System, than the Editors
., % The great dicr! CONSISTS M Resolutions or TN
r-@>rtr - ,sr, Notyit!. amdIns the ,.,.r.
system !" is " have becn ndlced TO continue ssssa
on Boos who are ~ ,sry subsc r,er VIII
ti' or course The nanie o ever! s ~, rn,
" ,,ts n,.aramenl, Will positively We se"e W. ~
!, i, -. eonmenc- cement of our next volume
= '"' TERMS OF AnvEErisiSSSii ,,r, ., N.wspq
r,,, !, he recommended 10 the Enois on y S S H.
e TO publish ,ns adhere
,er rates adversns ana . u, as to give f.
80. .a,,e. and these prices oe nv y,
lie l,b"I orto'ne" -. t,r;al Canrntion.
,x,.sp lines or less iirsi insertion, - ee''s' "
-, r,r,;naaucs, 30 cents .,;sa with the adyanc
crtrrs from a distance must De aee"nsps ,scw,ion
,,,.i;rrp.y references, to insure e,no rs, annnm
,hs- wi,nsc Advertising mny ahoh " ~ 10 p+r cent.
, ., h. made Of per cent; ana !" $500, .benry,
i, o,ayi,, and Marriages from the co". IL. ,,rn-r
~, S,rys handwriting unknown ~ ~ me nrshborocc
n,ft ne
H. ~ ~, in mo case published ever! @ y hereto
sr ,asrn 10 p,even, nposons ana IL nch case uIo
,sla nnnsa,,on being certified bS the name OF '"e
-, -, ,le hack Of thP letter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-04

Every aoa have its name and has place an ns
,.i If rbs boat in letters n, inches in height and
The are required deliver the hrst
!" i i viii be furnished by gaheer On clnnae
of ownership the must deliver 10 the n
certificate of such change in form to hc inni'hed ~
IN ao 10 yicer boats Board Of Directors OF the Compa
ny, 3Oh December eao aaol''ea 'he o"o"'s
IN the 4d article o the Regulations of the James
River and Kanswha Canal the President and directors a
scd n, hermit linz use river boats under sun
nns and far such ne they shall think reasonable anu
sad Tim, sucI river may continue until the TURNER
f he BOARD 10 navigate the Canal under the ioio" he
No shall required pass such hnais m ms
lock between The hour O'Clock ut night and on Tue
following morning - .nv snch boat through his locks,
miles. I shall he provided stappng snuhng LINES or
The purpose of properly fastening 'aid poa' " wv
In s.reaaine the weights the eargoes Of such river
in Eases where the table of ASSUMED Weg ..t the masters
,h uerbt of ths corgoes, may cause me
same be ascertained By actual "e's"Ns - ~
such river boa,s are required DO REGISTERED bev s
but in their hills of lading, certificates anu
on M sa January ISL the additional regulations %ss
adopted by the President ana hr sng the river
boats on their downward voyages whe'hSi "s ~
canal, viz: , Ivncbbure shall pay tolls
All such hoas loading on tho nrk eide OF James l The
ynchbre excep loading on the NV t al which they
lowest dam thereon) shall pay tolls from INC p''' :"
An such boats loading south side Of James ,Sen
] nv ~ Snvv The seven Islands Feeder, together Win
all such boats loading on the RManna r No
snail pay ,os nm m" oat side River above
the Seven Islands Feeder and below inc iSe i
An such boats loading % side Of James n,m , py
the e DAM and below me !ss and So being tie
tolls from the combined Locks S, NOS - anu ''
By " g'i E. # SisEs
Richmond. 2s,b jan, 1871.
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COMMUNICATIONS.
TO TIE EDITOR OF TIE E.NQUIRER.
Dl,h I,pprrv TSIi

am, perhaps strongly, impressed with the belief
that this is the most important crisis in our political
fairs that has ever occurred in my time, and that il is
incumbent upon every friend of our country, who
either can or thinks he can, render service TO speak
out.
NV long and decided hostility to our Banking sys'
TEN is not only known to you, but to oil my acqma'nt
ances; and as my opinions are somewha, peculiar,
send you for publication part of what have already
written upon that subject.
The portion send you contains much of the prnc'-
Piles upon which base my opposition to the system
and desire learn the opinions of others before say
more.
If the of political evil generally under
stood in a popular Government, it is something worse
than folly to say we cannot apply the remedy
Yours, very respectfully,
WILL T. pENDLETON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-04

JAMES RIVER AND KANAWHA CANAl-Pcrsons ship
ping the Canal, requested 10 observe, that ny
the regulations such articles required 10 be
paid TO the uga,hercr if there be Al the place OF SHIPMENT
otherwise toll gatherer nj whose ONCE The ha arrives
IN The course Of lis voyage There gaiheres NJ Lynch
burg sco,svi Abemare, and Richmond The tolls on ray
rod wiz articles board and discharged between Toll
CATERERS without passing onc required to be paid to
lie keeper of the first os al which The boat arrives alter
taking on board The following locks being nine IN number
locks The Guard Locks at Boshcrs Naidens A-
VENTURE 1ye River Dams and LIT Locks Nos IL a. To-
81 aud ~.
Al property shipped on tho Canal must he ACCOMPANIED by
@ Gn signed by the n the boa, and the consisnoT
specifying place Of shipment, the quantity and
weight Of each species Of property shipped and the place or
places discharged IL the property comes under
Of trade IT, afer taking on board the
pass toll lock before reaches toll gatheTers Of
fee the master required have duplicate bS 81 ddtHs Of lrh
property which nc deliver to the keeper OF the rst
lock- which the boat arrives after taking such property on
board.
Bags Crates Boxes Casks and other vsss containing
~ shipped well property shipped IN bundles or IN any oer
manner marking, have the true weight
Of such property marked thereon. -,
The following recommended as convenient form Tor Dill
nf udinr
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,,1r ar COTTON FACTORY.

-------SlIE or 1 CoT"roN FACTORY
,,,o, ne 5h day Of February next VIII ne "hetru ~
rn.,in s,r;on 10 the highest bidder the sii Maehnes
H. and Fixinres the Falmouth Manuactut'ne Sois ~
- ,ncc of Resolution OF the Stockholders co"Ne"ea va
tins dan 5000 p,;rk TJonse If ample di-
4, mac hinsry running nearly l7aa Splniles ~ Looms,
n"J he .r proportion of Cardins Maenss, Is. S s so
& ",ronf that The Company have never hau '. 'n'
NIL i Mach merry is regarded more vananle ' s S
,r;y n-w--he rights aie AMPLE "o' o"'! w. ~ f
concern but fus me larger scale. :, IA. c.mo,nr
I'M: sale is determined on in consequence o. ,hc bns
III amnanced with too small capital 10 cnnunr 'lc W..
me Min aud Machinery having cost some slou,o NOR, @
c,o,-and because of some inc0nernity III 'ne e
@ ,,,rh m, COMPANY composed sale my oe c,l
ny sx,ee,i and worth the attention q f
IN, e nisoosed 10 in such property may DC ~
~, al Ni he made before the front door o. ne
mo Town Of Falmouth and the terms Sheh WI NC '
NJ, II nnt nil The purchase money! will be made known
the day. -. ;,v;,ed m view the premises
f' w. c,nnnt do So who wish 10 make enquiries, may
~, ,' ~ ~ a. creen Eso Falmouth, Virginia.
s sAHSS5 : i o ssaSSS'S5atiRH Committee
1'''AA'~ ~ S3-tls
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-04
IL MliERI.AND.

At meeting If the Republican party in the county
of Cumberland, held ut their Courthouse Tho 25th
January, l54l, that being their Cour. DAY, John G.
Page was called TO the Char, and Samuel Hobon cho
son secre'ary-whereupon, after some deberston aad
discussion, it was
ResOred unanimously, That Samuel Hobson be
minated candidate OF the Republican party Tor the
county Of Cumberand to serve in The next General As
semby and the said meeting nd him to the sup
sort of all who IN favor Of strict construction ot
the Constitution, and the friends Of the rights of The
States according to the Virginia Principles Of gs9.
Reso'r,d, That this meeting pledge themselves to
vote for Col. Hubbard, and use all honorable means 10
secure his election candidate TO Congrcss-com-
posed of the counties of Charlotte, Prince Edward,
Buckne CHAM and Cumberland-and recommend HIM 10
the support of their Republican brethren Throughout.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-04

,sVry,s FAMILY FLOrR-We have Ja.. s h,nd
w Ssh e m. celebrated article. The Inspector mas o'
Family and ntass Of t who sr w, % Iay in their
f.h' ~ FIN without the vrsa''E OF c'rhins w" ""'
is bad, had better a'a' 'is" WYATT Il WHITE.
e3-3aw2w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-04

NroTCEA persons are notified that the land Of the
subscriber posted; any detected III the act Of
hunting sng any other trcsassnc will be pro
scented 10 ,,c rxten OF tile Law TH0S. RtTCHE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-04
AUCTION AND COMMISSION STORE.

TUE subscribers having cross
meda,eiy in front of the Bell Tavern and door Messr
James Sze Son. intend the Auction and
Gor Business all branches. They will inform
Friends and the puc they will continue their former hs
ness Of hiring negroes and collecting debts City of
nond and throughout Of Virgina-hus giving
eas aud others opportunity Of having their claims collected
on Tie mot favorable Terms. They hope by strict attention oh
tam an addition their already very liberal patronage. Their
mouse VIII be ready receive goods the lih insi
ROBERT hill & co.
$ ON charge for hiring negroes will he per cent fol
oectnc the 81 do collecting 800 in the city
DO do nuder sol. :, do They will also attend the
Dec u 66-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-04

X ttMovAL OF LAW oFFICE.-Thc subscriber has removed
MIRA rs e tn his present residence In the house recently
I.n ~ 'uo.e stanard JOHN II. PATTON.
75-eoiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-04

| AN NoTlcE.-JAMES II. & THOMAS s. GHOLSON
hve settled IN reer5nrg partners the
inc Law They will all the Courts OF Mecklen-
tnnSwicS, Greensvlc Southampton, Prince George
~, ana the town of Petersburg. They will attend
,s IN the Court Of Appeals Richmond, which may
Trusted 10 their care.
M empyn. either will receive the services OF boil and
business cnnled them their most constant and vi
gum, n attention. Misunderstanding Va
IN {, No. Pin the Exchange
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-04

HEAP GRoCERiES-HILL & DABNEY still continue 10
c roeries NJ their Store the first door above tine Columbian
on a good terms they can be had in the cityThey
'her customers and the public give them CALL they
afe determined TO be undersod in any article their line
No. Cary Street.
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