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The LARGEST SHIP In TIE World.

The Mammoth, building by the Great
Western Ship Company at Bristol, will cx-
coed 5000 tons, (about 600 more than any
other ship in existence The saving of room
by her being built of iron, will admit of her
carrying Goals for both outward and home
voyages, matter Of much importance, from
the inferior quality of American coal. Her
engines are of 1000 horsepower. She
will be enabled to carry an unusual quantity
of canvass and is expected to make the pas
sage of the Atlantic in ten days.-Lir. ADJ.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-05-14

FoRruSE Wtchcrait which frs, flour
lshed for time in Salem met reverse in
that town at last, that the business has declined
since in Massachusetts, and the people best acquaint
ed with the subject have gwen it their opinion that
the commonwealth would never be visited again by
the familiar spirits Ii was mistake. They have
come again and chosen Boston this time a more
eligible location. One Madame Adophc advorses in
Of the papers Of that favored city, that she has
"opened an Office at the Lafayette Hotel where she
may be privately consulted at any hour of the day
touching the occult mysteries of the upper and lower
worlds. She says with the frankness that becomes
her that she don't pretend 10 he fortune teller, or
witch but she will, nevertheless, tell the ladies' and
gentlemen, who may favor her with their patronage
that she will let them know TO dead certainty all
thai has ransiired in the past and inform them with
just much accuracy If what is to come. She will
even tell them whether they are married or not and
whether they are happy or otherwise if they happen
to be married. This will be all important, we should
think TO at least of the community. Madame
Adolphe says she don't intend stay long in Boston;
| an announcement which ought 10 hurry all tine hus-
bands in that celebrated city in making applications.
The editors being specially invited to consult Madame
privately and CONTINUOUSLY, will of course be early in
the feld.-.N y. Courier.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-05-14
NICLtOD,

We understand that it has been agreed
between Mr.. Fox and the Government of
the United States that no farther opposition
shall he made by the former to the trial of
Mcleod. That trial is to go on, under the
jurisdiction of New York, without interfe-
renee either by the British Minister or tho
national Government. IL acquitted, us is
most probable, Mcleod will be discharged,
of course, and the matter thus be disposed Of.
IL convicted, the national Government will
then take the necessary steps TO afford him
that measure of justice and protection which
all the circumstances of the case may re-
quire.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-05-14

DrspgSsA1ioS or PsovipENcE.-The Nashua Tee-
graph says that Mrs. Ripley, of Londonderry y.
H., weeks since safely delivered Of fire chill
dren at n birth, and that they all doing well The
same woman had three one birth five years ago all
of whom are alive and in good condition
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-05-14

KENTUCKY. ELEcTroN.-Thc following
Wings are elected to Congress Philip Tr-
plct, Joseph Underwood, John kincad, John
Pope, James c. Shrigg, john White, Thorn
AS +. Marshall, Carrot Davis, and one loco
toco, William o. Butler, reelected by about
25O majority.
In the 9th district there is n close co n.
test between Willis Green, the late VIII ig
member, and Mr., Helm, (also Wing we be-
iievc.) Hardin County gives Helm HOS
majority, and Meade County rs; total /,
225. Green's majority in the other coun-
ties, it was thought would more than balance
the above. In the Il th district, Montgom-
cry and Bath counties, give Mason % ma
iority. From some of the other counties,
the returns arc favorable to Andrews, wv
the late member.
So far as Is yet asccrtained, there is no
change from last year.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-05-14

by a mrjorry of less than 20. They were not less
lucky in the state elections they carried some or
counties by a less majority than 80 They slnnd on
tcklish ground. In the Legislature the Whia- have
a majority OF two in each branch TO witt TO Is in
the Senate, Sc to G6 in the House.
In reference to this result the Richmond
Wing holds the following language.
"The Wings have won the victory in the
State, almost without an effort, on their part,
and in the face Of the most active cxer,ons
on the part of their adversarics. In very
few counties were they thoroughly organ
lied, and no where did they turn out in full
force. Wcaried withthc protractcd struggle,
which led to the nationa! triumph last fall
and reposing upon the moral force of tina,
great victory, and still more upon the profess
sions of Indifference every where expressed
by the Locos, they lost many decided Wing
counties, and failed to carry others, which
they might have easily done. A bare mao-
rity of 40 would be, obtained after pitched
battle, in which the full strength of both par
ties was brought into action. 1t settles the
question Of Wing asccndcncy in the State
more conclusivcly than any event of the
last four years. We know now what the
wings can do by putting forth all their cncr
gics, when they have done so much without
struggle. They can maintain all the
ground they have, and can easily rc-capture
the Wing counties upon which the feds have
poached-and HANNIBAL like carry the war
into Africa, and invade the very hearth-stoncs
of the enemy. What tack can the Locos
now take-what loop hole is left them for
retreat On what can they rally By their
factous opposition to administration, which
had done nothing obnoxious to censure, they
have lost the little reputation they had for
patriotism, and fair and liberal dealing. BY
the calamitous fruits oitwclvc years misrulc,
they can lay no claim to he again entrusted
with the Government. Will they rally on
the tariff That they have tried in valn.-
On the Distribution Of the proceeds of the
sales oflhc Public lands z! They have rung
all the changes upon that. On nationa
, Bankl They have putthis in issue for year:
f and every time, they arc worse beaten thar
t before. And, moreover, before they cal
again muster their scattered forces,a Monste
| of some hundred millions may Created
, Their condition is desperate. With Sata'
when he first awohc in he'll, they may ex
; claim "mfnite despairn In the loves
: depth, there is lower deep still thrca,cnn
2 to deyour them. But the prostration q
!, Loco Focoism, and Wing majority in bot
S branches of the Legislature, achieved undo
d such discouraging circumstances, do not con
: sltute the most gratifying portion of til
d Wing triumph, The GROWING mercy is, tn;
), the Wings have ,horoughly purecd then
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-05-14

CoNNEcTrcuT'-The legislature of Com
nccticut is now in session at Hartford. The
message Of Gov. Ellsworth is brief and
comprehensive document, exhibiting highly
prosperous conditonin the financial affairs
of the state. Gov. Ellsworth urges the me-
ccssity of Protective Tariff, and expresses
himself in favor of single term for tho
Presidency Of the United States. In regard
to the concerns of his own State, Gov. Els
worth remarks that after two hundred years
oflcglslation its statutes are all comprised in
IA single volume that its annual expenses
do not exceed $4,000, one-third of which
is raised from the avails of stock which fell to
Connecticut on closing the accounts Of the
American Revolution. The State owes
nothing; possesses n school fund of more
than two millions of dollars, well invested
and yiel ding annually the sum Of $4,000,
or one dollar aud .hirty-Gvc cents to every
child between tho age of four and s;x,ecn.-
"Thc banks under like sup rvision, are
in the main safely and judiciously conducted,
and after careful and thorough scrutiny Ivy
the Bank Commissioners, recently closed,
arc asccrtalned, as am informed, without
exception, to be solvent and SAFE. Tho
State Prison, with 2O5 prisoners IA, this ,imo
IS found to answer every purpose which its
earl y advocate anticipated, and has become
not only suitable receptacle for offenders,
hnt a & III,
for the last year yielded sum exccedin,
5000 Tie militia of the State are we'll
organized body Of 10000 men. Governor
! Ellsworth reccommcn Is an extcn sion Of the
law aboishng imprisonment for debt, to nom
residents.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-05-14

We copy the following passage, partly
for the sake oft. prose, and partly ior the
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-05-14
THE BOUNDARY QUESTION:

Ii our private adviccs from Washington
do not mlscad us-and this they have never
yet done-a decision OF some importance has
been come to there, in reference TO the bouu-
Diary question. We learn tina, convention
has been signed on the part of Great Britain
and the United States, which provides for
the appointment of six commissioners, three
for each party to the dispute. These six il
they can agree, are to give final decision
on the question. If they cannot agree, they
are TO appoint three others and decision by
the majority Of the nine is to be conclusive.
Such we understand 10 be the arrangement
agreed upon. Some Of the details NAV DO
incorrectly stated, but we have every reason
to believe that the general fact, of conven-
ton being signed, will prove authentic
Cam. .tdc.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-05-14

Tqr CrNsrs.-The M0disonian gives the new cen.
sus for 1910, compiled from the records at Wasbinc.
ton. The population of New York is, 249S G2l-
Pennsylvania ,12i 022-Ohlo l,5l9, i61-Nmpna l.
?3l791. No other State exceeds n milton. The 10.
lal ponuatlon OF The lnIon cxcecds u l0nhl2
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-05-14
VIRGINIA.,

The Delegation from virginia in the neat Congress,
will be divided politically 10 Wings, 10 Federal
T.ocos and Mr.. Hunter, who c,nno, strictly be cas-
sd with either. The Wings eanei three Districts, 49,
Kanowhn, Augusta and Fredri k-and lost one
Buckingham Tncy lost this last by som" ten or Is
votes, and failed 10 san the Halifax District by al
Thus ihc locos obtained Two uenhors of Congress
by mtortv of less than 20. They were not less
lucky in the state elections they carried some or
counties by less aoiity than 80. They sund on
llcll,h ground. In the Legislature the Wings have
a majority OF two in each branch, 10 Will to Is in
the Senate, Sc to C6 in the House.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-05-14

Major Donolson says that so FIR from Gen. lack
son he ,omnc bankrupt by endorsing Tor MIN 81 any
ono else he has oshy 70 oAc and he ts'7'c, uoyf1
100 00p
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-05-14
OVERLAND NAIL

ATTACK OF THE BOGUE FORTS
CAPTURE OF CllCMPEE AND To
OKTOW--BLOWING Up OF TIE
CHINESE FLEET.
These concessions have not, however, been
acquired without much takee" and some de-
gree of bloodshed. 1t appears that in conse-
Iucnce Of the wonted watering and procrastina-
ton of the Imperial Commissioner, the outposts
of the Bopue forts were attacked on the ninth
OF January by force of 700 sepoys, 200 Euro
mean saldiers, and 400 scamcn and marines,
commanded by Major Pratt, of H. Ms 26th--
This force landed near the memorable fort of
Chumpee, whilst Her Maiesty's ships 'Caiope,
uarne., and jIyacinth' opened cannonade on
it's lower battery, and the steamers Nemesis
and .Qneen' threw shells into the upper tower
These vigorous measures (would that suci had
marked our course throughout followed by a
brisk fire of musketry speedily drove the Chr
nesc from their runs, and in two hours the me-
teor flag of England fioated triumphant over
the celestial fort of Chumpee. A little to the
southwark of this citadel, another called Tykok-
tow. suffered a similar fate from squadron I'M
der the command of Captain Herbert OF the
.Samarang,' supported by the Druid, Modesto
and 'Columbine.' in this affair the Chinese OIL
fered stou'er resistance, having promptly retur-
ned the fire of their foes, and made an attempt
10 reuulse party of seamen who landed TO take
possession of the fort-but the hearts OF OAK
proved to tough to be so easily taken aback,
and Tvkoktow also confessed submission TO the
British ensign The first lieutenant Of the Sa-
narano., was wounded in this encounter, but no
e'te, casualty occurred on orr sdc--ln tho as
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-05-14

The latest intelligence from Persia, dated Tehcrnn,
Feb 18TH CONVEYS the important Information, that
the differences existing between Persia and Great Br
tain had been satisfactorily arranged, the Schah of
Persia having declared himself ready to cedc the for
,rcss of Gurian taken by his troops in the last war
was consequently expected tina, the British embassy
would return TO Tcheran forthwith.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-11-18
POLITICAL.
Esm "A. Lsvi.rgk Jsrnsi.

A~NNt~tFtN
"There 10 much in ame."- Prtsiasu, Tier,
The proprietor Of msnsgerie IN Paris.
ct tie period OF the Revolution, bad il bis
eoliseuon Of Wild beats, q famous roy ii
Bengal tiger. which be bad been seess-
toned TO advertise ~ his bills as lie figrs
royal" After The RsvoluIioB. however,
Nhes the term royal bad Of course
gone very mseh out Of fashion, the ~or.
thy n,ensgsfie.keepeF foBad II hssesssry
70 drop lhts epiihei. snd choose one hsE.
moBiSiDe be'isr Nilh lhe bsW order d
ihisgs; aad. aeeof6,ssiy. ''ss figts regal
became II onee IL f,gre satioasf" The
tee, Of she. nensgsfe ketPsYWss 20 mech
eopmended, that Il etms tohs phisss
70 dspose = sbTsud nsn. spi 10 s1psdi-
enls that "hs knew kOw 10 shAhE . lbs
tiEst fogalinso tie tsei Maisoaak'
M. Tyler hss syidsbuy ,aksn bia
IRON. this snecdois. 10 he ehIislenina sas
promnlgAiioa d kis 6seshiies; sod hopes
With equal soeeeIs. 70 paln upoa IA.
eO0Siry the old Loeolo Sub Tsesf8fy On
der the name Of "Fistsl Composition o.
"Exeheqasr % the UniteS Sisies" III
thinks 70 pass OF MIR Ysu BuFss's figsr
yOysi - the peoples flyer asiioAsL Be
lhts joggling vii DOT take. The psopl'
have oRes FePadisisd The SCb-TFssssfy
system; sad they Sill eoahaus 20 ssps
dia.s Il oadsr wha.svsT name !, may *
presented 70 them.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-11-18

Q watch. tee .noaey-bsss. o iswsl-esss.
Q pockst-book, and bottle q The sane
nsn,fsciurs. e. the stopper. sad hssisr =
cork io u. Ths Tray wee pisesd 90 the
table IN sight 0f the priseasf end Gss wis-
ness. and from that notnent not dOob,
ssshaiasdin ne mind of sny thsh Of The
|ysistcf 10 psisosss. ~ - srs-, 81
az lev words ,sfsl brisxthis neisneholy
tsls to'itb' close. The house where ths
murder hsd been committed, vas bstueer.
nine and zen miles distsai. The soIieit6r.
ss soon ~ the efoss essminaiion OF me
hcusskeeper he'd Siscovsred the sxisseaes
Of the elosst. sud ne situsti0n, bad set Of
on horsebsek with tGo sbsFilfs oficsrs.
end after pulling downs pert Of the vail
Of the house. had detected this imporlsnt
place Of coneealnent y he'd search Was
well rewarded: the lwhols property be-
longing e Ns Thompsoa Vas fouud there
amounting in vpius sc some ,boossud
ponds; snd 10 leave peFo0an for doubt,
. bottle wss discovered. which the ssedi-
cal men ins,snsiy pronounced 10 eon,sin
poison. which had caused the des,h Of the
uniottunate Thompson The result was
too obvious 10 need explanation.
u scarcely need Be added that Smith
wss convicted and executed. aud brought
10 this AWFUL punishnent by bic oNn
mssus. Had be said Eo,hine-hsd he
not permitted 10 calling witness 10 prove
bis innocence. be might have esespee.2
But God had evidently lefi bin 20 work
out bis own ruin. asa JUS, reward Of his
awful crime.
The psrTsiive shows rs in q mos, I'M
pressiye manoer. ~hat the human hear,
is, end whal IL nay become. Without
The restTpining Influence Of the spirit Of
God, no m6n is safe tie casties with
him q heart, fA1se, relish, and vile; snd
which. unless It's tendencies are repTessed.
may involve him IN guilt and ruin. How
strongly are we-uSged-yo feet 90 . throne
Of grace, and there seek the sii-suficient
aid and restraining Influence Of ON
heavenly FslheH Sought ss be should
be, hnmbly and approximately. be ALL be
With Us 10 The hour Of temptation, aud as
sic, US 10 avoid that path add those evil
practices, which would conduct Ne to
ruin.
II should not be forgotten. that we are
in his hands, and at bis dispossl--We are
never ssfs 10 SHINING against him. He
can bring our crimes TO light. by sny
means. end 81 sny moment he please
10 The preceding story. The swinging oi
\ door. and the hnding Of the stopper Of .
visl, appeared si FRS: most unimporiAnl
Yet. upon ihese two tTiHeS hung the De.
vslopment Of . most awful crime. and bui
lor these the vile Perbe,Taior would have
escaped iili,he day OF Judgment. Let us
therefore. take heed how we sin; lesL
leh in righ'eous judgment bJ God. he
too.
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III r. sTRAlTu respectfully suggests % ths
~ Fubiic, ihst the suavs partnership places
the business % ths stors eniifsiy sndsr ne
nsaassmsnt 81 Ne. Beard, sd fslissss hfm
fr0a ~ engagsnieuls, IN aHJ Way tsndiug 70
diver he uiud sod stienton from . rigid GOD
sisdfp,is Ppfsuit % BIZ profession. o. uhieh h
shali hereafter Be be oniy anbition 81 eEesi.--
Aag siienfiou hefsafteF gztsndss 10 the sisFs
b Df s. aiii ~ o. iss esessay ~ . Phsairisa
oaly ~ uiii hsfssfsF be foun3 81 hn ufics
~ ~ ftsi9suTn uslrss Ffofessioaally enEagef
aspfsananr % faFf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-11-18

FHVHE subscriber respectfully informs bic
n friends and the PATROLS Of She late firm.
thsthe viii continue the bsSingss ~ the old
Rsa9. snd Is determined 70 Keep siwsJs isrgs,
and veil seiected sfork. Of geuuIns sp6 ffssh
Drugs, Medicines. Paints, DE st0as, Books
&c, shs az othet sEtleios N bis Tiae he vii
by iibfrai mode q conducting The business
Of bic estsbiishneht and BY = prompt 81.
tenlioa 70 81 the duties connected With IL. en-
dssvOF 10 @erit share o. the pstronsss o. q
generous public. JOHN r. Brown.
Sept 80, lsaI.
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lfsfira naa1 leiieff ff1m a. asai a.2sfsrf
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a % iuiffta ihsf ssrls q ~ r1-eaifFuen .str
~ ihe oFiaiaHs iafi 3 hsFs fesntf 81 tffaH
great price Figa ~ stai.ea ImtafieE<f 81 ~
fetetsa ~ 90 e5sfHt 81 1ssefl4fsl. ~ 81
baFe teisnT la tuatsei II eeftf ~ ealaa &
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at'sssss essssssl 81 pshiis svsais, go 49,,
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tive sivs lhe hnsf ~ uta. se5fr. fAsi y
2ay - nailsf ~ Ftsssd "a naf solaaas ~ r.
lure fsfs1suss. The sspaassn ars is ~ naia
msnly so ssg.ciseily shs feFus rs - zee
point ss tsfss ~ fsFisai Gsasisi sas lsss.'sa
. liiiis = ne slif pfsiadsss of fseGoa We
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-11-18

n WILL ssH my CIRCULATING Library
- b. shepheftstoun. o. tccuumedalius isfu.s.
haT Psrtea aistiaE 81 fufrhtsa eiH plssss o.
saii 20 ite nruE sfere iof0efiy tept ~ ns.
snd Ne Eaoks alii be shoEn 20 them ~ ~
taesb Entier go + tiaays ef.tea1 { eili
ssii ihsts aootsis PsFssi., or p iuii purchasers
JAMES uiGQlNt.
See, "a. iasi.
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William +. Alexander
NOTICE.

FHVHE partnership heretofore existing be-
tween The undersigned, under the asms
Of John P. Brown & Co, wss dissolved BY nu-
tusi consent, on the 18th day Of ihe present
month. Al those having eIsims sgsinst said firm
ere Feqaessed 60 present thea. Tor setiiemebi,
70 John ?. BFeSn. all debts due 10 said 6rn
have been transferred 20 Joha p BroEh, 10
whom payment is 10 E.sds.
JOHN p Brown.
l. G. CORDELL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-11-18

TTEK DING aC1cprlc

Lcs there 10 yobdes fsnes hsan.ed room,
What eAnoefed curses tsembIc :hfo' The rioom,
when pale, and. shiveriss, asd bedsssa cid
1he dyisr ssrpiie lei, BIZ. Aour draw u-ss, -.
Ef"n bis psrebed tongue 90 meek He<apns fell
No onkhf hepe kjndlsd a. his FAINT fsfe ~ :.
'As The iatt throes of'5rsth cHstuisrd Ms eb<tk,
Tie sasshed, and seovled, and raised tSdsSd'
shrek. sff~s sfn..k .F
Roanded his eyes into a ehssily glare. rst
Licked hs white iips-ssd all vss mule de-
rfaE DxIxo cIEzl1srrAn.
Go, child of badness see christian die
No horror pales bis Ips, OF dims his eyer ~
DO Head SHAPED phssisms OF destrocfioa start
The hcpe Religion pillows 90 his kesFi. t,-
When, with fAlieunR hand he Wares adiea
10 All who love 80 well and weep 50 iruei
Meskas an intaot 20 The mothefS breast,
Turns, f0ndly loheing for its wousess rest,
he PAM Zoe where enneebial spiTiss suar,
Turs-ts his God. and siehs MS soos away.
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81 Ha l@aara q %.

4 s1Hg uudersiEsed, baEiag sRtsrsd into part
~ nesssiP IN the isug Basinsss. bssfisg 3sis
from che lst instsnt. respectfully make u kaosn
that their concern sili be conduetsd uBder the
above name sGd arm. and solicit sontinusnes
q he PstronsEe hsrstoiafe literally szleadsd
70 enc u he paftH<rs Wbiis aioEe. Their a.
sortnsnt shall b. siesys fQli ahd fFssh and
their terms 81 asaiing nsds 70 merit 'ka support
thsy hops TO rsesise.
JOHN J. ". sTHAlTH,
,. ~. BEARD.
SEPT. Q. 1871.
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a s. fEnslNs hsgfHE eisirsi sEslasi caFi
"a ~. fganFtor, wiii piesss eriag them q
ne ~ aeiiieneaf hnf 81 enetls uF 20 lifat
dsis dsmsnds seainsf hiu. th0ss uho ase hir
~ ttsefa secaaaf % aofa, zee feTiesiee ie O.,
re inaffisieifi oiusfs ils thsY WI Do eaiof
w. .. THOMPSON
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Does aot the eddie. Madisopisb
bros tbaa 10 sbuSing ,hoss Wbe pfsieFssd
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Oversecrs or INe Po0T.-

a MEETING Of the .ovsrsesrs Of the Poor
GA Of JsnsrAon County, win be held II Car
tesS Heiei, IN Chsriesiswn, on Ftidap "a. 26iA
tAsfsHs. Proposals viii be received THAT lims.
for superintendent OF the Poor-house. for ths
ensaing year, commencing on the lat dsy OF
January heHt. The Superintendent: will be re-
q1irsd 70 furnish suitable houses for the accom-
mediation Of the poor; garden ere wood /;
stoves II neeesssryi Pastur=ge add rough food
Tor co" serSaats 10 cook, wash and nurse
and attend TO them in all respsets
~ the Sane time proposals will be received
10 furnish TIE usual supply OF pork, corn, beef,
hour. &c &c.
All proposals. must be sealed and hsudsd 10
The PrssIden; or the Clerk, previously 10 the
meeting of the Board. -
By order 9th Prsstdeai,
JOHN p. BROWN. CIsrk.
Nov 4. Ia1l.
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"A o Ar u.
Dr. a. n. Rrooke.

tg1 AViNG permanently located in JeITsrsob
~ county, respectfully offers his Pre|sssionaI
'sTrie,s 10 the eHizsas Of Lestoun and vicinity.
tie may be found At all times Except when
proisssionslly engsged) 81 the residence Of Mr..
Thomas &. Baylor, one mile from LeetoWn.
Nov. 4, Istl.-I f