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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-22
LYNCH LAVA SHOCKING AFFAIR

LYNCH LAVA SHOCKING AFFAIR,
Some weeks since drover Of the name of Ut
,crbseh, resident of Bourbon county, KY, was
vaylaid by two men named Maythe aud Couch
who cut bis throat in a dreadful manner. but Sumo
persons coming up at the time, the robbers made
OF without having succeeded either in robbing the
drovcr or despstching him. They were pursued
BY The individuals who surprised them in the midst
Of their bloody deed, and were finally arrested and
lodged in Grant eouuty Jail, which is ihe adjoining
eoGniy to that in which the drovsr resided. Nj,
Uuerbaeh ia not dead, it seems, but is yin. in
ni.ersbls state, his throat horribly margled, and ii
Is thought will never be Of service to himself or
fellow. n,en, even should no recover. This circum
stance created so much excitement in Bourbon
county, tina, the citizens determined upon taking
the law into their own hands, and now follows the
6slsil Il deed which in a,focity outstrps the ia
rsons Fisksbnrg tragedy Of some years since
n tae fra, place, they ssnt deputa,icn Of cili
rsns 10 visit the adjoining county seat, and inform
the citizens Of the place, and the prisoners paiicu
LARRY, that in ,hiry.six hous afterwards they should
be executed. A clergyman was also sent, who
went TO the prison converse with the prisoners.
Al the appointed time, about 500 citizens of Bour
bon came TO Williamsiown in solemn procession
sud most perfect order" They had chosen Sher-
iffs to act for them, and proceeding to the Jail de.
manded tho prisonsrs. The Sheriff Of Grant te-
fused to give them up when they broke open The
prison, and placing the prisoners in a wagon with
their irons them, marched to the place whore
tho droyer attacked. and then hung them TO
tree, standing over the spot where the crime was
committed.
Thus has Kentucky to be reproachel with one
Of the darkest deeds that the human heart is guilty
0. concocting, and which, the WHOLE is infinitely
Of deeper dys, and be;rsys cold blooded afro
city than tho infamous murder Of the Vicksburg
gamblers. lawyer, II appears addressed the
multitude, ind bssoUght them to let the Law have
IT'S coarse They lisIensd to him in silence and re-
spec. Lu 1t Seems bis speech did alter the de-
termination Of single person present The fol.
lsuing concluding remarks Of the Cincinnati Re
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-22
LFerthe Ga

Forthe GaxeHe.
Ma EDITOR: Your correspondent has never
troubled YOU before with communica toR- and
only doas il now from sheer necessity.
For a limo, the Gazette possessed uncommon
interest to the, on account Of the eusions of some
rustic swain or SWANS who sang his or thei.
strains, on no ordinary Tyre But now, no Longer
|. il the case. Weekly. turn to the PoetiOsl De-
partmcnt, for an original riece--only to be disap-
pointed; not that do not derive pleasure from
YOUR selectiona on the contrary, think them very
approprate--but il is SAID, (and believe ~ that
We number some rare poetieal talent in our CON-
munity, and shall the domestic ire Of poesy be neg
eotedi trust not.
win you, MI. Hunter, induce your contributors
once more to string the yre--snd again to enliSen
your columns, and interest and anuse Us poor girls
during this hot weather, by the charms of song J
Or have your correspondents left the field of poet
~ to bask in the sunshine of the willy little god
IL their allegiance TO Melpomene viii! not induce
our native Poets to take down the harp once more,
from the cypress where II is hung--do try, Mr.
Editor, and prevail upon them 10 do go. For
which, you viii have he lhanks Of KATE.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-22

A FAITHFUL PORTRAIT editor
of the New Orleans Bee, in letter from
Washington, thus describes Mr.. Benton :
He is the reverse Of Mr.. Wright in all
the characteristics of public speaker, =
mere man of wind, without the graces OF
on orator, the dignity of "A statesman. OF
the manners Of gentleman. He is
gross, dictatorial and stupid, with the con.
ceited gravity of Mrs. MalaproP, and the
uuderbred solemnity Of the Baron Pompo
limo
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-22
DIPLOMATIC APPOINTMENTS

The Baltimore Patriot states, on undoubled nc
,hori,y from Washington, thai The following nomi
nations have been submitted By the President L
the Senate
Hon. EDwARp EvLerrr, Of Massachusetts, Min
ister to England.
Col C.s. Tom, ofKentucky, minister to Russia
Hon. DAstL JEsiFgR Of Maryland, Ministc
70 Anstrie.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-22

psbjissn TO which We ass iods bt-d for these par
ss.lsss. Gre very exceIIent, and are Willingly en-
dorsed By Us:
We have no conmeDisi 70 make At present poF
this most extraordinary frsnsaetion- we can onis
say aow that whilst we have no doubt q me gfes'
guilt cf the sufferers, without sinrle Paiiiatorj
circ,nastanee in their behalf. and whilst We cannot
use tho term mob in this case in the ordinary sense
set has there been Inflicted upon the majesty Of the
law most deadly stab and the nii.eh'evoos con
sequences Of which, time alone can calculate. The
sacredness Of the law has suffered gross violence
and for the stability Of institutions sincerely
hope that th. case may stand isolated in the hiso
Nv Of the country.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-22


We are panied to hear from the Troy
IN. Y.) Daily Wing, that a fire broke out
on Sunday afternoon, in the village OF
Waterford, which ragged with The create 81
fury for three hours, and consumed near
y the whole of the business part Of the
Town, including the Saratoga County
Bank, Episcopal church Academy, the
Mansion House formerly nemarest's, near
" every store in the place and about fifty
dwelling houses making in all from
serenity 10 eighty buildings, among which
we're the mos. valuable in She town.
The Trey Wing says;
Tae fire caught at A, P. W., in o small
building uscd for storing lime, situated on
an ulley about 100 yards southwest OF
the Mansion House. From thence il
spread rapidly South and East, the wind
blowing u; the same time free breeze
from the north. west, nnI continued burn.
ing with great fury three hours, and was
finally arrested by the exertions Of the
Troy and Yves, Troy firenen, who ar
rived on the ground at half past five.
The whole less is not less probably
$40" @AoosVVur u PoIliOH OF WDlCn ID iu-
sured, though we have not learned 10
what amount. The Firemen's Insurance
Co. at Albany, the Rensselaer, aud Sara
toga, and the Saratoga Mutual, ant other
companies, are losers.
We are unable at present to give the
names OF the occupants Of the buildings
destroyed, or the owners. At one time
the destruction Of the bridge over the
Hudson appeared inevitable, and nothing
saved II but the exeriions Of the Troy and
West Troy FIremen- Waterford having
but one fire-engine, and that being almost
useless. The fire was finally arrested at
The house of John Stewart, brick build
ing few rods west Of the bridge. The
books ofthe Saratoga County Bank were
saved. The specie remains in the vault
10 the amount ofSl0,O00 Mr.. Titcomb,
butcher, fell from roof and is not ex :.
pected 10 live. With this exception we
heard OF no accidents.
BY this destructive conflaqration. the
prosperity Of Waterford must be serious
" impaired, and il is doubtful whether
she will ever recover from the loss. II
S by far the most serious calamity that
has occurred in this section OF country
since the great fire in Troy, in 1920.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-22
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
By and ,pih the advice and consent Of lie Senate
Abner Nash Ogden, Judge Of the U.
nted States FOR the District OF Louisiana.
John Chambers, Governor Of the Ter.
ritory Of Iowa.
Ohio II. w. Stull, Secretary ofthe Ter
ritory Of Iowa.
George C. Bates, Attorney of the Unit
ed States for Michigan.
CORTLAND Cushing, Attorney Of the U
nited States fer Indiana.
Robert Hanna, Marshal Of the United
States for Indiana.
COLLECTORS OF CUSTOMS.
Parker Shelton, Bath, Me.
Joseph caches, Alexandra, D. c.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-22

SUR AGAINST Mr.. BIDpLE.-Mr. vii
liam Ayres, one of the Directors Of the
Bank of the United States, having pub.
lished protest against the proprety o
the institution of the suit brought by the
Board against Mr.. Biddle, the late Pre-.
sideni, the Board themselves have pub.
lished certain resolutions passed by them
in which the material statements Of Mr..
Ayres, are contradicted.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-22

~ The stockholders Of the Union Bark Of Ma
rysnd, at an adjourned meeting held on Monday
last, resolved that the Bank should continue its OPP
erations, in accordance with tho recommendation
Of The report of a Committee Of Stockholders pre-
yiously made
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-22
Prom the Nstiaosl Inseiligep
THE FINANCES

We are Indebted 10 friend, who is en-
iirely familiar with the subject, for the
following plain account Of the state of the
Finances, taking the facts from the official
statements TO Congress. Wherein the
views contained in this account Of the
matter differ from those which we have
mad occasion 10 fake, we freely yield the
palm Of accuracy 70 our correspondent.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-22

new business directory, jus, publish.
ed in New York, contains the following
among other classllications Of Trades and
Professions IN that city -. Commission
merchants about 500; Importers (5s
classes) 500; Grocers $50 Lawyers
500; Brokers (27 classcs) 3l4; Auc.
tioneers SO; Hotels SIS Porter houses
l6l Restaurants 70; Hardware dealers
81 Hide and Leather dealers AZ; Book
sellers and Publishers GA /; Newspapers
As Periodicals Oh; Printers Sc Drug.
gists SO; lialters 6s; Tailors l75; Hair.
dressers 6e.-Bah. Amer.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-22
Mcleod.

This noiorion. individual is to be tried by a
jury, the Supreme Cour, OF New York having de-
cided aga ~ his release, that in case be should
be convicted, there ill be appeal, and the case
will finally be carried to the Supreme Court of the
United Stntes.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-22

The Globe states that the nominations
Of Colonel CHAMBERS, as Governor of 10.
wa, Mr.. MONTGOMERY, as Postmaster at
Philadelphia, and MIR. RIDDLE, Postmas.
ter at Pttsburg, were confirmed during
the Executive session Of the Senate on
Thursday last.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-22

mr. In the House Of Representatives, Revenue
Bill has been reported By the Committee OF Ways
and Msans, which provides that many articles that
are now duiy free, .b. pay duty Of twenty per
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-22

BRAzIL.--The coronation Of His Males
ty Don Pedro IL d'Alcantara, as the Soon
stituiional Emperor and perpetual de-
fender Of Brazil" took place IN the month
Of May last, commencing or the 72d.
The ceremonies were to occupy nine days.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-22

of the bearing they might have on the
novel and important question submitted.
That examination has led TO tile conclu.
sion that we huye no power 20 discharge
the prisoner.
lie must, therefore, be reHaniea, e
take his trial in the ordinary forms Of
law.
II must be understood, saws the Jour
nal Of Commerce, that the only question
before the Supreme Court was, whether
the prisoner should, or should moi. BE- dis
charged without trial. They decided
that he ough, not 10 be so discharged.
The New York American, speaking Of
the decision, says:
The counsel Of Mcleod, as we learn
BY letter Of yesterday from Utica, will
Immediately sue out writ af error, and
the case will be carried to the Court for
The Correction Of Errors, which meets in
August.
We cannot say we are disappointed IN
this resut--ior the question IS one which,
not REC from difficulties in itself, although
we have no doubts about il, has bsen rem
dered yet more difficult for a New York
Court to decide upon It's merits, BY the
attitude in which the State has been PLACED
by its Execu,ive--adserse, as Il were, 10
the Federal Government.
II The Court of Errors should allifin the
decision OF the Supreme Court, an appeal
lies, and will be taken, 10 the Supreme
Court of the United States; md mean
time, rule, on application Of the prison
er's counsel, would doubtless be made by
The Court of Errors TO stay proceedings il
the case, ul,il FINAL decision could be
had.
CASE OF McLEoD.-D Decision Of The
Supreme Court Of New York. - The New
York Sun says, we have received from
Utica, the decision of the Supreme Cour1
upon the application Of Mcleod under g
writ of habeas corpus, TO be released from
custody without trial upon the charges
brough, against him by the Grand Jury
of Niagara county. The application i:
denied and Mcleod is remanded TO prison
to await his trial in due course Of law.
The whole case and the principles in
volved in il are presented with great clear
| lit IS dHu iOICt ny tuSH VI tlit JuNStSf oHt
they are unanimous in the result at which
they arrive. OF course Mcleod mus
now be tried by jury. We presume
that special circuit will be immedatey
ordered for this purpose. IL he is limo
cent in point of fact as lie now alleges, ht
wil, be acquitted and there will be an en'
of the matter. Bat il convicted, we have
the assurance Of Mr.. Webster, Secietar,
Of State, that his CT Sc will be removed Il
the Supreme Court Of the United States
and measures there taken 10 release hin
IN compliance with the true principles o
national law applicable to his crse.
The Supreme Court of New York ha;
fearlessly done lis duty. 1t has maintain
ed the honor Of the State, and ASSERTED
The inviolability Of her jurisdiction, re
! CARELESS Of threats without or fears within
II has told the world, that persons guilty
Of murder and arson upon our territory
cannot escape the penalty OF our laws
merely because their government chooses
to become n party TO the crime. 1t j,
now settled tbatevcry branch Of the State
government holds The me opinion. W.
await with soma anxiety for 'he mex
chapter in the history OF this perplexiuE
aflair.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-16

rI<<5o,s d. usrcn having u,ser tho store
kfe4oeeapiyie ~ Mes,rs reiplin & J.ncr opposite
sna -.h3lsrs, hd De b,s jusi o,ucd f ,u-utoi
ss'srisi' e''se Ven IN ATTN, asi; 70 n Els a. follows
coash AMI knpno -iesisrrurs Of al si0ds
Coach lIarcecbe. Bv1p aod su.ky t,rnedAScs
S SSssi s az ssSpi hs M sSd % l sizes
aansabiet s1ns. and TUNED Collars
S 70 80 fan,aehe Heses; TO-, Ilanll"s
veanhn Bind Locke
s,sr Iesiher ADD Moro -fns
seaeh lass.ssd frinses II all Kinds
10y - FOR SADDLERs
i,II .ssor,%ss n ~ kn t Of Harness Mounting
surcapF Dellsi wersicd; Cotton Training "eDbs
Men, Women's. tig saddl' Trees
a iali sprP'' Of s~ddc''J toS sS &c.
slice Masers Tools. Of al Einds
Ilaxs employed ~ George rhppen, Jr formerly ofthe
asips % he ssSas and d Pc.pes solicit The
patrnsge Of the customers ui that dTIn ami of all others
waniln aru ksln my hne-aE.uring hem that my oEsOu
H,rni shall alssys be good ud will e cheap ior cash
OF ohy taneeG other house Not intending TO
% credit business inducements willte oiercdo Pur'
rshssi-da,ii Tuo's II. HoTcHKiss
IN - FlkANkLIN pApER MIL.
nj Fra hin Coihpsny Richmond, have for fal" ~
shss e,;a msno.leluGc good assortncpt OF n kind.
ss 6ss v b 70 aS 1e sSo @s: w 2 a1S
the orodueion Of s'y similar c'IbHrrncni the IIuou
the ipaehhoIy bei"g new and contracting the Latest i'm.
riley soHliitne particular attention uf members Of the
Bar ctefks % Courts, Commissioners IN ChanrcTy MrT.
chanis l who desire to u-eA superior article their
Supefnef CAP Record aud auS hook Paper made
ffcfn TIE Tn Lin, stock, WHICH gives superior tex.
ttro s;fensin and durability. being us-,l Public
Con- heteatisy permitted tn refer the first
Tres Clerks of the Sssiir aud House
OF DoiceHea md The members 81 Joh Houses s qua.
hy. W t.ll
Me,ehap Roos binders, sa,oncrs Printers and other
wholesale dei srs will Away fnd good tth
Viii, OF the nnds U ths agents Mess JaIapE Ezrr
SUI Ite Cotipany uN t"uricTS TOT iIUg Pare ere
ready y oontIet for the permanent supply II all J may
n n fiI Rurchisers viii Gu! the Paper manufactured lry
The rtanp tsmpsCy m all the Book li stationary stur.
m ltn various other paris e the state. The
fresiJem and ilrecturs request nom he uc GENERALLY
aiair tei 81 thur lc. and such preference may be
found 20 merit.
N.B-T1e hrhes price will BE- given for Clean Linen
and Cotton rags. d"liv"Tcs atlho mill. zpIg-u
WE are in receirt per suniry vesscs iTOin YoTs
Wv aud Baltimore
10 bone sperm Candles
% do TalCS tp-JaCksoUiF brand
40 d. Soap. HUI. 4 sous, kiTkUrary :. PaTkCs
l. 10 % Sthrrh, 20 l. boxes
- bags Rio, L'suIa and Java CChcc
l. ocrnons lnligo
% hoIeS L,ai sugar patent double refined and No
Loaf
100 Kegs Nails assorted
Z pipes London DOCK Gin
| 10 half pipes French Brandy. various brands
II 70 bib M1IsriloB Madeira Wine.
/. " S } d CHRISTIAN,
4 NIL Market square.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-16
DIR. LEIDYS INDICATED EXTRACT
OE SAnNA nAMII [ 4

pEING concentrate com."ur Fluid Extract Of SaIsa.
IL VatNH combined glg ether Ne4eist's ,Nrtrfs, WgrH
renders % medicine OF great utility in Tue g all ts
eases arising Iieu Impurities a. lar 0o0f, irI iudsrre
lions aus .g.IHH,lcItS rf youth, ami .ousfu. Co... dis
eases form H"r produced gY the l'ulrus Use ut lr-
crry arsenic. naIS FT.Iue. Is Iuvl.uH b.' remedy
1T General lhNrrs tIHFIuIs sores, NIfr SIriHU- b.
Diseases 40 tie Liver aHi SKIN, ScTull, or Kings Evil
Eysla~, &c aUI all fur pleasant lut dangerous at
iegunus consequent ts s. H-. lu-s NsurTsN 80. A q
genera p.gtgI uI te u.H AZ al aH.s. -ud particularly
n ftH spring aUa Fall there can Ht medic more 90
gcus A. med cine calculated fn -ue.ua AMI uouI-'l
the system -CI having ~. under medical treatment for
ANY pgrig bar disease there Doe uuihuE mote adapted
nUuE jag E.uT ui .s system. aud siiay .ug
rrU8.,H and urIynY- C.ud.r ou u.H0 system common
AFTER sickness THIS preparation MI uH found highly SER
y.tra..g DUNG fUH -ILEIgE season preventive Of
EHs" unpleasant aud Ills o sHu-aU1us common u
many during warm weather uEuHy, tMuIucs- GILIiue-s
Oppressive Feeling sL0I the Heart aud on the Breast Or
urms delightful aui wholesome hcy srggs, by aIIU. Or
tablespoon fun Co glass of t-c-wa'er, similar TO the
brdgd Lisbon IctGuuss aut Nla sJ quantity sugar
NJ simple s. forms uC S1raparl Mead, possessing
however I addition, u' lIulI virtues Cuuiuc,v, fu hJsr
ADD particularly adapted Io iuylis FOR travelling persons
o. isar,qustC " great importance. Fur sale
GANNCR.
ms Druggists, srlrascrfs iUl Il srE.nni. Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-16
DID Wise AID Old WINES.

y - BEL, LCi-lrT.- old Rye " utskcy-snd
~ Nr~tou, Gordon MuT,IockA Cois Oli Iu!aiIa and
'o'lr's Oil sherry HqI. raskF halt or casks Pr
sale bv iOiiN x. TRIP EFT a son
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-16
ADDIrIONAL SUPPIIES

IQf the ship Phiahs phil. HatifurTe am in rs--
- oiuie remain Ter ofmy English zssIx, WATCH complete,
ny 0rffnvut
laave opened, in stove large stock Of CHM ana
SI=eusTiTc. ami English, French and American Clss.
var. rnuI acins many new aud rrcily pafrrus Ceac
are ,nvI ed % examine. "M EBTLER
Lih - doors above Bel Tavern.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-16

jet 80 h TAno, especially when distant from cities or
where uG"T, gctmtu be tu-t WITH having oIi
the metallic plate and all The modern inpIuy,In nu
ale" DsgaT Braces, calculated to give great ADD
suliltN.
fTs-h Hiss IN whiting entities the purchaser
"E'ha 20 tusiTum,t any uc william year, ~ 1uld
u prove d' isCtive.
Al new Pianos sold to remain In this cts, viii be kept ~
iiu~ On" wHh0t charge; and tiOs. Ia be- In sC
county packed ~,,h"ui charge.
Pianos tuned, let On hire, and taken In exchange.
4. H. TAYLOR,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-16

Thc Ap0th"caTy and bTUg business will be continued
by TIC subsc Der. al tie store occupied by GAyuOT 4
Roys,rr. cone door a5ov" the BEL Tay-TuD The Ne ca
Department wall be unieT the inese supernte niauc
Of Mr. hedges vino u an experienced and sEiltu Apo
tlcsdry, sisn by CJufuctrut g. sislants.
Regular addtI0ns will b= made ~ the stock Of pur,
Drug, Chemicals, Paints. Ous, 1urpentiue, Narnish
Widow Glass ham,. Orders from Merchants
Ply si-ss- Families &c viii receive
only such articles furnished vii surely npprDbs
ton auu snpFur. PrescurulLs accurately and CAREFUL
prepared 81 all hours day aud uIs.L
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-16
sADDl rs. BRIpLEs. HARNESS A !.

;0dt subscriber mas hand. his mandatory Lest
sNhIeL snch,d aEd uIain Saddles; common saddles:
all krs '0act barru-h- and ulscy Harness. kest fri
400 50" Suffered Surrup Irons Curb aud -uatc Bt-. Lei
Ea-isE sUi American Braie L4lh-r MauinEses al
qnsi.Igs 81 each ruiEey vnd Rt1iuz whpz Carr,ofI
aun 1;pn H"ar " every description. which he will sell
az th' lowest prices Persons IN st articles IN lie
ep'N" nne vii Lnu 10 tAeir advantage call and exam.
ius his goods. ~
ie - ALFRED KING.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-16
neutrality-suspicious. GRovE

llNpiNC " neccseaty rive attention ~ other TUT
suits will sc nv pTesrut rrsitcucr. fwo miles NutU
~ Tue bichuond nUrt markc contains about ~
" iUg upon which There two fcucnrnts# That
~ DC {ilcd, anil will mako excellent market gir.
- ~ 'ocaiicu H. beautiful one, presenting fine
49, TA W. uppcf part Of tho CITY aui surrounding coua
III 49, good spfg water uron the premises, aud
~, ', -. i sarn, uablce and corn house
sos, ~ ", uclcss negotiation, the price a potitive
tT'n, mi yety lsw atthat
he 81 IIu "ss0neud other Farming Implements will also
JOHN = oALLAHER.