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, 1842-05-14
NNDIDATES.

We are authorized to announceJAMEs
A .RoppIxs, as a candidate for Constable
for Cuivre Township, at the ensuing
August Election.
We are authorized TO announce JAMES
JAMESON as a candidate for the office of
Justice of the peace, for Calumet town.
ship, at the next August election.
We are Authorized to announce WIN.
Fl. CARROLL, as a Candidate for Consta-
bic OF Buffalo Township, at the next Au-
gust election.
We are authorizedto THos.
CASH, as a Candidate for the office Of
Assessor at the next August Election.
We are authorized TO announce O..
s. JEYSrcSs, as a Candidate for Consta-
bic for Cuivre Township at the ensuing
August Election.
II We are authorized 10 announce
JOEL NJ. WATERFORD as a candidate
for Constable for Culver Township at
the next August Election.
1--we are authorized to announce
THOMAS H. HARRIS, Esq. as a candidate
for the Sheriff atty in Lincoln County
at the next August Election.
IssWe are anthoized to announce
JouN II. GRIM as a candidate for Con-
stable for Cuivre Township, at the next
August Election.
, 1842-05-14
Administrators Sale of Real Estate.

IN pursuance ofsn order made at the May
Il Term, 1s42, by the County Court Of
Pix County, the undsrs gned Administra-
tor of the estate Of William NJ Dannold.
deceased. will expose 10 .eIe, before the
Cont House door, in the town Of Danville,
in tie County Of. NJ Montgomery, on the fnt
day Of the next July Term of the Circuit
Court, for said County Of Montgomery, the
following described Real Estate, lying in
said County of Montgomery, viz: the NJ
N. " our: sect. 4, T.. 40 n, R.4 W., con-
tanning ninety two acres thirty-three and a
half one h~nEdfedth.: the w. ! 8. W Or.
sect. 81, T. 80 N, z. A West, containing
eighty acres, and the 5. E. Or. sect. 80, T.
so n, r.. West. containing one hundred
and SIXTY acres. The terms of sale win be
II credit of II months, the purchaser giving
bond with approved p~ersonai security for the
purchase money, aud bearing six per cent
interest from day of 'ale till paid.
NEWTON NJ. DANNOLD, Admir-.
May II, 1872. 4t-2s
, 1842-05-14
II. G. EDWARDS,
NOTICE.

TIME prices in the Female School in
l. Bowling Green, for q Season. of 1--WE
months. are,
For Spelling, Reading and Writing, $500
Arithmetic, Grammar and Geography, $50
Rhetoric. Astronomy, Philosophy, drawing
and Painting, SlG,0 90
Young Ladies from abroad can be accom-
modated with board ut $50 per week.
EZRA HUNT,
LEVI FETTIBONE,
S. +. ROBINSON.
May "a. 1912. 3t-23
, 1842-05-14

A Coon REroRr.-The Hannibal
Journal says that some 40 men turned
out there enc day last week, to work on
the road leading to New London, and that
during the day, he was credibly inform
ed, there was neither a drop of liquor
drank, nor an oath sworn. This speaks
we'll for Hannibal.
, 1842-05-14
EGtiCG.

TIlE second annual meeting Of the mem
4 bers Of the Pike County Agricultural
Society will meet in the town IF Bowling
Green, on the first Saturday in June next,
for the purpose Of e~lccting officers, and mp
pointing Judges to act On the day Of the fnif.
N. 3 II Is requested that the members
generally will attend. and all others who fell
an interst in the society.
G. T. HUDSON. Sec'y.
May ID, ls42. 2w-2s
, 1842-05-14
THE RADICAL.
Green,....Nfay Ia, 1912.
Bv the latest intelligence we have from

By the latest intelligence we have from
Washington, there seems to be a strong
indication that the representation in Con-
eres., under the new census, will be
fixed at the ratio of one representative
for every sixty thousand five hundred Of
population. The establishment of this
ratio would make the House of Repre-
sentatives consist hereafter, Of two hum
dred and fifty members.
, 1842-05-14
The American LabOrer'
PROSPECTUS.

Under the above title the subsc-i-
hers will publish on the Ist Of April,
1912 and on the LIST Of each succeed
ing month. Magazine Of Facts. Ar
guments. Statistics. Speeches, Ediio.
rails. &c. &c. devoted exclusively
10 the advocacy and defence Of the
policy of PROTECTION TO AMERICAN
LABOR against the selfish and grasping
policy Of Foreign Nations, especially
o! those with which We chiefly trade.
which shut sut of their ports the
great bulk Of on products, and espe-
ciaIlv those Of our Free Labor.
while they eIul Dur markets, bank
rupt our Merchants. deprcciatc our
currency and famish our Laborers
and Artisans by pouring in upon US
the products OF their skill and indus
try, on the easy terms proffered them
by our low and non-Prodlctive Du-
les. This Magazine will inflexiblv
and ardcntiv advocate the true
American Pilicy OF CONTEMPLATING
those gross exaction of Great Britain
and other Nations By a svstem.of
direct. avowed PROTECTION TO OUR
HONE I~SpUsrRY which shall be thor
ough and efficient.
The AMERICAN LADoRER IL affirm
and maintain the policy Of encour-
aging and fostering by wise legisla-
ton the est ablishment and growth
in our country of new or yet feeble
branches Of Industry, such as the
Culture of SILK, the Manufacture Of
whatever fabrics Of Wool, Cotton,
Iron. &c. may be necessary for the
supply Of our W wants and to Sc
cure and perfect u independence.
1t will demonstrate that the true
and permanent interests of but espe-
cially Of the Agricultural and Work
ing Glasses universally, will be infali-
bly, and signally promoted by adopt
ing and carrying out the Protective
Policy. and that the Wages Of Labor.
the average price Of its Produce, and
the aggregate Product of the Nation
al Industry, will be surely and large
ly enhanced thereby. In short this
work is intended to form a compile
textbook for the friends Of Protec-
ton, and a thorough ~refutation a.
every point. Of the pelnicious falla-
cies put forth by the foreign and mis-
guided American npologists for the
policy OF one-sided Free Trade.
The AMERICAN LapoRsa will be
published monthly in a large octave
form, each number containing 80
large double column pages Of closely
printed matter. Each number will
contain one great Speech, Report, or
other convincing document, and a
variety Of shorter articles. The
work will form one complete and
comprehensive volume of 3s4 large
and fair pages, and will be afforded
to single subscribers for sepenty;fr
cents each, three copies for S2,OO, five
copies for $500, nine copies for
$500. or twenty copies for $1,000.
The lowest possible price has been
fixed in order tina, its circulation NAV
be rendered universal, should the
work receive the appreciation Of the
public.
The Several Home Leagues, Agri-
cultural Societies. Mechanics Asso-
Citations and individual friends Of Pro.
lection throughout the Country are
earnestly solicited TO aid US in extern.
ding the circulation of the The La
horer.
GREELEY & McELATH,
80. Ann-st. New York.
New-Icrk, March 1, iSA,.
, 1842-05-14

GENERAL INDIAN CouNcrL.-.The
Little Rock Gazette states that there
is to be a general council of the most
important of the civilized tribes of
Indians held at the Creek council
ground some time This month. This
council has been called bv General
''"liy Mcintosh. principle Chief Of
The Creek nation. General Mc!n,osh
MS sens written invitations, to Gene
Tai Taylor, Captain Armstrong, and
Governor Bntler, and other Indian
agents, and also to some distinguish
eo gentlemen Of Arkansas, soliciting
Their attendance. as well rs tina, Of
Soine oi tie hest men of the several
'riteS within their respective agen.
cieS.
Andrew N. Van, acting principal
""Si u lie tieiokeeS, has depuicd
a delegation of sixteen men. selected
from NIL parties, TO attend the council.
The agents have entire confidence
IN the pacific cliarac:e. If the pro.
posed assemh'age. Several good 90.
iecis. !, is thought. may be produced
by i friendly union. One Of them,
1t is sad, is TO make some permanent
arrangement for the recovery of s'o.
len property, ard anolhcr for the ap-
Prehension Of fiGi,ives from justice.
which would be very beneficial to al
the tribas.
, 1842-05-14
NAvAL.--The following Official
publication is from The Madisonian:
OFFICIAL.

VI FlClAIn
Commander William X. Lltimer,
who was recently tried before the
Naval General Court Martial sitting
at Baltimore, and found guilty, was
sentenced 10 be publicly rerrimand.
ed bv the S~ec'ctary Of ti:s Navy,
and to be suspended from his rank aud
command for me year, from the ex-
piralion Of his present term OF sus-
pension.
The sentence Of the Court has
been approved; in carving it into
execution, the Department takes oc-
casion to observe. that the censure
OF his associates in the service, for
conduct which they believe TO have
discredited II. should be felt by an
officer rs a punishment Of the sever
est kind. In this cage, if the opin-
ion of the Courts need no conirma-
ton, it derives i, from the full appro-
baton Of the Department.
A. p. UPSHUR.
NAVAL DEPARTMENT, Ap. 81. AZ.
, 1842-05-14
The Missouri Republican of the 9th

The Missouri Republican of the 9th
inst says: The steamboat Edna brought
down, on Saturday, a small party ofSan-
ia Fe traders, who had with them Is
packages of specie, containing about
$4,000 dollars. They were on their
way to New-York. Two passengers or
the Oceana, traders, brought 10000 dol
lars in specie.
, 1842-05-14
Drugs, Medicines, &c. &c.

Drugs, Medicines, &c. &c.
TIlE undersigned are now receiving, and
IL will keep constantly on hand, at their
Drug Store. in Rowling Green, a good sup
ply Of fresh Drugs and Medicine, together
with
P.dLN'TS, OILS, DYE STCFFS, sc.
which they will sell on accommodating
terms. II. G.. EDWARDS, Il co.
Bowling Green. NAV IL. ls42. %
, 1842-05-14
NAVAL DEPARTMENT, Ap. 81, AZ.
Messrs. EDITORS:

MesSrS. EDITORS:
I wish to propose a question through
your paper to the Bowling Green Lii
ceum, for its consideration and discus
sion, and as it is a subject that is now
agitating the public mind l would be
much gratifed if the society would take
it up and give it a thorough ~investiga'
ton. 1t is this: "would it be good policy
in the American Government TO lay q
duty upon foreign imports equal to the
entire duty paid on all American ex-
ports?" NATIVE.
, 1842-05-14

Graanp BASx.-This Bank has a.
dopted the proper plan having deter
mined to publish a list Of the debtors
Of the Bank at different periods, the
amount of their Indebtedness, on
what accounts contracted, and how
secured. 1t is said that its whole
capital S5,pOO.OOO has been sunk.
, 1842-05-14

The Ocean, Of the 30th ult., has the
following from a Washington corrcspon-
dent: To-day having been set apart by
the commanders of the Mississippi and
Missouri steam frigates, for the recep-
ton and inspection Of the public fanc-
tiOnarics Of the General Government,
the President of the United States, the
heads of departments, members Of Con-
gress, and a great number of strangers,
and citizens generally, awaited them
selves of the opportunity to examine
these mammoth features Of destruction,
and witness the evolutions of the gallant
tars as they mysteriously sped their
flight amid the thousand chords of a full
rugged ship, or piled the torch to the
deafning canon. On the approach Of the
President to the Arsenal, peals of thun-
dar were sent forth frcm the cannon that
surmount its entertainments, which were
answered from the frigatcs. As the
barge which conveyed him andthe sever
al secretaries, approaced the frigate, a
hearty cheer was given them, by three
huzzas from the tars, who dotted every
cord, spar, and beam board.
The scene was grand and imposing in
the extreme. Gen. Scott, and numerous
other L. s. officers, were preset"
, 1842-05-14

No material change in the St. Louis
market since our last. The. New Or
leans market is nearly the same as last
quoted; the variations, if any, are imma-
tsrial.
, 1842-05-14

We lesrn from the J~effersonian Re-
publican, that Nj. David Yount, an &C.
ausintance Of ours, who lived in the vi
entity Of Jefferson City, was killed by
the accidental heing Of rife.
, 1842-05-14

The Judiciary Committee of the Unit
ed States Senate have reported against
'refunding to the Defender of New-Or-
leans, the one thousand dollars fine i'm
posed on him by Judge Hall, for enforc-
ing martial law as one ofthc means ofde-
fence.
, 1842-05-14

A fellow named Cook, one of
the indicted for the robbery Of young
Mr.. Finney in the street last fall, has
been tried and found guilty of rob-
berry in the first degree, and sentenc-
ed TO fourteen years services in the
Penitentiary.-(Mo. Republican.
, 1842-05-14

On the first two days after the open
ing ofthe New-York Canal, 10000 bar
rels of -four were shipped at Rochester.
for New York CITY.
, 1842-05-14
JOHN ADAMS, M. d.

HAVING located in the village of
Ashley, will give prompt attention to
any call in the line of his Profession.
For the present, he may be found at the
"Ashley House." when not profession
ally engaged.
May 7, 1912. 81.
, 1842-05-14

WHEAT CRor.-From present indica-
lions, the wheat crop through this section
of the state, the coming season, will, ifno
drought takes place, exceed that Of last
wear.
, 1842-05-14

1t is stated that Mr.. Giddings of Ohio,
a jealous Abolitionist, has been re-elect-
edto Congress.
, 1842-05-14

The United States suit against VIM.
VI. Price, formally District Attorney Of
New York city, was brought to a close
on Friday last, when the jury gave a
verdict against Mr.. Price for '$83,27l,
SO. This verdict, of course, does away
with his offset for fees and services rem
dcredt to Government. So it seems that
he stole less than a hundred thousand
He hardly came up to the standard OF
respectabiEty.-[Lou Jour.
, 1842-05-14
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

TINhL Oh IIIEME.N /.
THE undersigned administrators of
the estate Of VIM. Richards
deceased, late of Pike County Mo.
hereby give notice to all creditors
and others interested in said estate,
that they intend to make a final set.
Element OF said estate, at the next
Aug. term Of the County Court OF
said County.
JAS. RICHARDS,
WIN. RICHARDS, Ex',s
ALFRED ~RlCHARDS.S
May 7lh lG42.--4t.
, 1842-05-14

Burk, who a few days since mur'
dered his wife in Albany, nas oee"
arrested and committed ioJaI.
, 1842-05-14

A member of Congress from Dutch
.es, County, New York, says the Pough-
kespsie Eagle, is writing home that Mr..
Calhoun is the strongest man the De-
naocracy can run for the next Presiden.
, 1842-05-14
ST. Aueus1IsE, April q.

ST. AUCUsIEHt,1 AP'Ii -"
It is stated on the authority OF a prl-
vate letter from Florida, that nine per-
sons were recently murdered, on or near
the Ocilla, bya party of Indians; suppos-
ed to be part Of Tigertails band.
, 1842-05-14

The undersigned having been ap-
pointed delegates from Pike County,
TO the State Convention to be held
in Jefferson City, on the first day OF
June next, to select Candidates to
be run for Congress at the next Al.
gust Election. beg leave 10 decline
attending said Convention.
MATTHEW OWENS.
r. u. BREWINGTON.
H. G. EpwARos,
Chairman Of Committee, &C..
, 1842-05-14
Correspondence of the Saw. Georgian.

fLoRiDA, -Apifi Z; lO3@'
My Dear Sir:-The troops in the field,
commanded by Col Worth in person,
after some efforts, succeeded on the 18th,
in bringing the men under Hatleck-tus-
te-nuggee to IN action. in the hammocks
near the sand hills. After a severe and
well contested fight, the enemy precipi-
lately fled. Their route was complete.
All their baggage and food were taken.
The enemy's loss was n killed, two
wounded. 1t is said that the Indians
fought with the most determined courage,
and only gave ground a; the point OF the
bayonet. Lieut.. Arnold. "a Dragons
charged the enemy's line with only four
men; one of them was killed and Two
wounded. Colonel Worth was WITHIN
twenty feet of tn, soldier killed.[!]
, 1842-05-14


Tie members of the Committee
appointed for the purpose Of sup
plying vacancies that might occur
among the delegates appointed to the
convention referred TO above, will
please meet in Bowling Green on
Saturday eist inst. for the purpose
OF filling the vacancies cccasiened by
the above designations.
II. G. EDWARDS,
Chairman OF Committee. &c.
To Samuel Pepper, N. r. Ed.
wards. Andrew Williams, jos. Eng.
lish, Samuel c. Fielder. and Thos.
Ellis, committee, &C., &c.
MAY 9Th 1912.
, 1842-05-14

EARTHQuAKE.--We understand
that two or three distinct trembiings
of the earth were ielt in our neigh
horhood on Wednesday morning, and
that some rocks had left their where
abouts on the mountain above us.
and came ,unhling to the base below.
IVAN Buren,, (.Ark..) Init, Arl. g.
, 1842-05-14

There were 40 petitions present
ed in tine House of Commons or
o'e day. praying tor the repeal Of
The Corn Laws, and not a single one
10 its favor! One Of the petitions
had $4,000 signatures, and several Of
them 5000 and upwards. New
ak ADV.
, 1842-05-14
kenaWha Salt.

UST received on consignment, and
u for sale low for CASH ONLY Y.
$50 bbls. Kenawha Salt, of superior
quality, in first rate bbls.
f. s. D. DRAPER.
Louisiana Mo.
May 7th, lS42-3t. p
, 1842-05-14

TEooPs FOR RHODE IsLAND.--The
Steamboat Georgia, brought up from
Old Point Comfort two companies OF
I. States artillery, numbering about
one hundred end fifty men. They
are company X. Captain Nichols, and
company II. Csptuin Sedgewick, The
whole under command Of COLONEL
Tanning. These troops have been
ordered TO Rhode Island, by the
President Of The United States, and
lief. his city in the mail cars for
Philadelphia Yesterday evening at
seven O'Clock" -[Bai,. Am. May ..
APPOINTMENTS By IL PRESIDENT,
By and wiM the advicc and consent of TIE
Senate.
CoSsuLs.-John H. PEBBLES, Of PEN
~sylvania, for Campeachy, Mexico, in
place Of Peter A. Carnes, resigned.
O. s. Morse, of Virginia, for St.
Johns, Porto Rico, in the place of John
o. Bradford, resigned.
Joseph w. Hale, of Massachusetts,
for the Island of St. Thomas.
William H. H. Scott, Register of the
Land Office at Dubuque, Iowa, vice
Henry Harrison, resigned.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-24

TO hels innsa,ss-lbat they were 20 many eon.ri
70 if'sh'en away misery from asking for 70
rev 30. THIS new judiciary scheme ia virtually a
project Tor soaring away the vronsej from seeking
ii'Ne you evec CHANGED, sir, 10 witcess o s,iin,
81 me Superior Court of Law in this CITY? or
IN some other cheutsf lf you have-and IL
you have noted the utter Dental OF Justice, which
Ieau's t.om the to'ai want Of capacity or Of ener
fy' IN the presiding geniuses Of those eourts-,ell
me, pray. how you would like. either as party, or
~ counsel, TO submit an imro'tan, GAUGE to n ri
"uhe, OF which third or two thirds. should be
such judses1 Does not your heart ,,nk wiIhin
you ut the thought But II you pass this bill, two,
or even three such judges, may he a,soci,ted to
s''he'. ana We Know no. how often this may
hipnen over the broad C,ee Of the commonwealth;
10! the same causes which have placed these Judges
whcte they ought not TO bc. have doubtless opera
ted, and will operate elsewhere
have not the honor OF being known to you, sir,
Out your character and station make NE feel fee
address you.
am, your obedient servant,
SPECTATOR
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-24

LATER FROM France AND ExGLAsp.-The
packet ship Burgundy, Capt. Wot,cn, from Havre,
nrfived yesterday. She sailed on the 9th ul,imo.
and brings us Paris Journals to the 7th January.
these contain London dates to the sth, two DAYS
la'er than we received by the last steamer. We
annex some extracts from them, which represents
the position Of the money market ashore favorable.
The Chamber OF Deputies had assembled in their
Committees 10 nominate the members Of the Com
m'tce which is to draw up an address to the King
IN reply TO his speech on opening the session. or
about $50 votes. the Constitutional (MinisteraI)
party received about 1876, and the opposition 1870,
ten or fifteen votes were lost. The account of the
capture Of the Island Of Annoy by the Enslish had
been received, Tut nothing later. The British shin
OF Wor Conway had arrived OF Plymouth, having
on board the ransom paid for Canton by the Chi.
nese. The King has COMMITTED the punishment of
death to which oueniSset, Colombier and JUS, Bra.
z'er have been condemned. The first will be trans
ported and the two other sentenced to labor on tho
public works for lie.-.E Y. Courier.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-24

pnRIO RICO SuGAR.-3O hhds Porto Rico sugar,
large size bhis landis this morning, per schr Lber.
~, foI sale low, &C private sale
ie2i WILLIAMS n TANALI
ORANGES AND LEMONS.-lIOboNesO Oranges
~ 30 IN Lemons received and for sale
feb 81 DAvEN ORr & ALIEN
MERCER POTh rOEs.-SiU bushels Mercer
W Pn1ioes for SAFE low. Apply on board schT MARY
ANN, Capt. jerks, a: Pick eirs wharf. ortn
feb % FISHER & SON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-24
a TYlEn hAxt

HE Senate has made very summary DISPOSE
ton OF an individual, who was made Judge, b,
Captain Tyler for no other known cause, than tina
he got up Tyler meeting in Philadelphia. Re
IseIed for isconrErKscr % by the following vote
fkA'- Mes'rs. Bates, Buchanan, Calhoun
Chon,e. Fulton. KIM. Linn, McRoberts. Merrick
pren,'ss, Sewer, Spraguc, Sturgeon. Tallmadge
Walker, Wright, and Young-i7.
NAIs-MessIs. Archer, Barrow, Benton, Berrien
Clay, Clayton, Evans, Graham, Henderson, Hunt
ington. Kerr, Mangum, Miller, Morehead, Porter
Preston. Rives. Simmons, Smith, Of Ind, Southland
White, and Woodbridge-22
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-24
GALE & co.

YOU wish 10 know who the Piano Forte Manuac.
tuners In the United states tc present time ackuow-
lodged TO be toy all who have imparay fairly tried
them, refer TO the name Of the company whic heads
this advertisements.
In Philadelphia New York Piitsburg. Mobile, Augusta
Geo and wherever their Pianos have been
been preferred. In Richmond, many more have been
sold during the past than Of Other manufacturer
Whatever can bc satisfactorily shown by pur-
ch1scrs 10 be seen NJ my room
These Pianos are not sold 10y commission nor
am the agent Of any one; being anxious only
mend and senthat article, which 10y giving the fullest
faction, wall ensure 10 me the continues confidence Of
customers, am determined 10 be undersold by none
here elsewhere, from the nature Of my arrange
cnts with tho manufacturers. and tho oecupahon my
time as Teacher Of Music, can well a6ori 10 sell even
below the Nete Iorkretal prices.
hH square above The Racks
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-24
AGENT FoR 7,nE pExrrExrrARr

The Legislature was occupied yesterday, mainly,
IN the election OF Superintendent and an Agent
ior the Peni,entiary. Charles S. Morgan was
Reelected Superintendent, without opposition. For
the post OF Agent, gentlemen were nominated
the present incumbent, (Jns. G. watson,) ID. C..
Randolph, John N. Shields, Jas. NJ. Sublcu and
John Wight Mr. wigh, was elected on the It'll,
ballot.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-24
Young Combs reached New Orleans the nth mat.

THE LOUISVILLE CALUMNY.-The Lou
sv'lic Journal states, that MIR Cave johnson, a
son who reported the story about MIR Webster
ms published in that paper. IL is TO be presumed
that both he and Mr. May will readily do justice in
the case by making the necessary Teiraetion.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-24

RISrMOND EDGE TOOL FACTORY
Every variety Of Edge Tool and Mill ITons manu-.
aeinred by Vrginia Mechanics AMI of Virginia Iron
a. uis cfabhshmcn under the direction OF Mr. John
hitchcock These alone should be strong reeommenda.
uons, 10 our Merchants; but whsn be supera1ded
nc facts That they fully equal in every respect
" Uey 10 not excel either Collins siminOns man.
nctnrc, aud Viii he sold lower he those
IN rev YORK, evidently becomes the well an
their own SAFE. -
Having undertaken the Agency this FActory have no
hesitation Ia asserting that articles sold by inc shall he
equal Ia any IN Richmond aud the arconmOda.
ting LuDWEII m pROWS
fcl a. i'm - N'N~''@'