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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-14
80, 209,45G 81
1886, 3l2. So
Total


Acres 2,5S7,350 Sl,5o7 .i43
Average per l2' e-io
NorE-Several causes operated to reduce the
sales Of tho year 1871 so low; among the most
prominen, of which was the operation OF the pre-
emption law of tho last session, giving credit OF
wear from tho date of ett,ement upon lands sub
ject TO private entry
Three millions of dollars annually may be con-
sidered fair average estimate OF the sales mere
after.
This table exhibits the fact that have stated,
and upon that point requires no remarks pfo
pose however, TO say something upon the cause OF
tho heavy sales in certain years. am aware
TINT this open. an unbounded field Tor debate, out
shall not be deferred from entering upon u BE-
cause can improve but a small spot In me oIiet
space before at this time. Ii is not my OBJ
iect to 90 into the history OF the monetary or
fiscal operations Of the Gov ernment from It's foun
dation up to tho period Of the Prostration OF 'he
late Bank of tho United States and the removal
Of the deposi,es from that institution 1 Go not
mean to review that controversy, but to state
few plain matters of fact, and give some opinions
anon them, confined entirely tn the currency, and
the effects of the policy that adopted IN rela
ton 10 il. l will commence with the remoVa OF
Tho depo.tes and the refusal to recharter The
Bank of the Uuited States. 1t Is well Known
that at the time 81 the removal of tho deposites,
Mr. Tauev then Secretary OF the Treasury. rem
dered to Congress his reasons tor the act; ana
here, let me say, was the commencing point Of
those disastrous measures of National and State
pol,cy that we have so sensiDly felt. aUude 10
The expansion of State credits, and State and IN
tiyidual specuIatious with all their tram OF con-
sequences and results. The policy OF the Ad
minis,ra,ion at tina, period was to create, stmu-
late FOSTER protect. and encourage local ano o'a'e
hanks The issues and accommodations OF Inc
Bank Of the United States were 10 be withdra"n'
and tho vacuum was Immediately TO be h'ied, ay,
more than filled, with their issues. ~ mao oeeh
said by the friends TO the recharter OF the BANK
Of tho United States. that the issues OF that bank
possessed a confidence IN the pubic MIND tha'
the State issues could not attain to. Inc oPpos
nepts of the United State Bank denied this post
lion. coptended that the State and local banks
would supply n circulation equally sound and
safe and equally entitled TO the public confidence.
The Secretary of the Treasury, (Mr. Taneyo
fully apprized of the question that had been agi-
,ated. and was then dividing the great political
parties threw oil his weight, as did the dominant
party upon the question. 10 favor OF the Stale
banks In his repor, on the subject, December L,
1888 after discussing the proPriety OF removing
the public deposites. he says:
"The proprie,y Of removing the deposnes be-
ing thus evident, and IL being consequently my
duty 10 select the places to which tney were 10
bs ed, il becomes necessary that arrange
n,ents should be immediately made with the new
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-14

A portion of the working men engaged IN lay
ing water pipes IN New York have struck for
higher wages.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-14

MAY 9th and 9Th, Congress adjourn
tend the races.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-14

IN The House OF Representatives.. last evening,
pending the remarks Of Mr.. Cushing relative TO
the New York Custom ionse report, a motion TO
adjourn made ard prevailed.
This morning the Civil md Diplomatic Appro
priation bill reeeiy ed from The Senate, and
referred, with the various amendments, 10 tho
committee Of WAS and means.
minority report was made By Mr. Habersham
from The committee on manufactures, relative to
the tariff.
Mr. Geddings, Of Ohio, made his appearance
and was sworn.
After two hours had been wasted by inefiec'u'
al motions 10 adjourn and for cals of the House,
an adjournment was carried. The House Will
meet again Monday
The Senate met and Immediately adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-22
MEDICAL, AID.

LII those in need Of medical aid Of e's,n descption
A should without si obtain aeopy OF little book entitled
the Ru ,,con with engravnes This little work written
published by Dr. Gregory 10 1885, 1884, he published
with valu tls Improvements and hera
ous; ID still mproved and enlarged
The spgrayings beautiful ~ done and accompanied I'm
sutabIe explanatory The author Ia erensIr
city Mott nearly opposite the stone ehen
His having constantly engaged in combs ting
this psst. suahits hn 70 t,r
ect not only theoretical but Ally correct ~.
ruided the selection Of rcmcdier secpro
spr cire aud dion OF The case W
the hook show the ordinary symptom ~ 49,
mon cases WI h method Of cure 10 tnsn
ether az mptoms quenuy en'
~. A., q, rosnt anil remedies 10 b. sdoH,o w ps"
svunoms shouii o,our 1hep ice ~ NE o.Ok 'v
r rerory rates this ~ 70 re nsrsi ,na, ne ~
very m ring Gu 'ead him into the belief that
s ;tseH occa,iolsly such ees as III sc feanently
G s,ricure, the patent bad idea, Notwithstanding
nature may have existed long time and structure
In progress several months Doctor Gregory iArAn
.nre3y ard Til. Doctors c.Jence is
no, drug but !. aprva,e elpg hour welt PROVIDED
NJ Kings 90 fulton street coea-r Of Gun a. IN.
same price Or Gregory will be found at home at all ho'
ofthe day aud evening . - ......
Patients residing any distance from the CITY may e9m
oiste b. letter (Iways pos2,id with w 20 sha .
vie be obtained and where clear des np'i - vi
gvea, covering suitable Fee III, proper &c nsas hr he
wnded IN ordsr, and success alwsis gIaen w.
whole % apsns and erc INST nees are se' fof'@ "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-22
D r. H o r N E
CoNTlNUEsto be eonsuftedconh'

DIR Horne being legally
bred TO the Nedica the Of London has
te the city Of New York Has practice from being
Ssrs his profound experience very yreat-his
sncess ashtonshng He cautions the unfo aganst
nae of annually out Of
lie rscen, tons Without mercury s.tingaished
al Dr. Buean emphatcaIy ob.cryesNarred persons and
sersons be married should be particularly cautions
hoss what dreadful inheritance TO pos
terity." go .
Persons prvaced eases not
despair complete by applying to DR. Horne
residence OF 80 year, New York established Doctor
Horne character honor real
respeetabty and skill Dr. H. offers to his patron,
rAntee Dr. Hornes ofces and patients
contact Attendance until clock in the evening
M THOMAS O. HORNE, son of the late DR.. Geor.
Horne, respectfully appr,sss the public tn, he con,ns
fathers successfu practice his No
IS Murray and be consulted cay until o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-22

DANDRUfF or ioss o. caused b. Ianguio Oh
- circula the small bood sup
dly the scalp and hair with men, consequence OF
which the preparation becomes tuck aud cammy and des
on the surface forming erar called dandnf which clogs
the porcs Of NE skim and against
OF the hair prevents from sufficient
vitality The hair ihn hsrs
changes color and flls off This unneshy a.e
peedy end eeciuy ed by n-'s Hair Tonic which
lie dormaut OF the surface vessels
the dsndru aud produces and healthy grow Of hair
supply the loss of the old and badness
moved where it already Exists
The following sertifc tie IL selected which sufficiently
proves rs extraordinary v,v'Ms-
Messrs. A. B. Sands;-Gt As of justice to
Dr. Jay send certificate inform Of
The auable benefit wife has received from
Dr. Jayncs Hair Tonic She lost her entire Of
hair but her eyebrows aso and after Balm Of Column
bia and other remedies, with she
yaynes Hair Tonic She used two bottles before could
the hair had started. and third
il started grow fney and few weef her head and
eyebrows covered ~ih IN I'D With fee bl ck hair
than she I'd los think entirely prodnee BY
the Of the Tonic and would all need
a similar Iemedy.
Truly yours. JOHN N. JACKSON.
Prepared only by De D. Jayne 2s South ID street Price
81 Sold st whole ,ale and retail by A. d D SANDS drug
also sold By Abraham b. Sands Co. No 273 Broadway
Of Chamber street, David Sands Co., No II, East
Broadway mi ins
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-22
ID &C r OR BE LII

rpCTOR BELL devoes hrs persona attentio daily until
ny TO the Of private dseases n ever
Asu.rg under proracted a, asi or
boring under the destructive effects Of reEcury T Sgaek
srns and ali who the OF dsease lurking
svsts. nav onsu Dr B. always with guarantee Of
k- Persons plating marriage who have bee ss 81,
sondeacs PosT letter., deserb,pe The case
Suspicion wsiknownto be safe and pcrma
ssut. 5000 gruvrr =.
doors from Broadway. mI l6..
JcL0UR-5Ys barrels superfie Flour, now landing from
II shio l. ,usa, from New Oheans, for sale by 90
'T - X. COLLINS co.
mai IS South Street.
OKN-eeQ sacks Cors. landing from ship Leuia, FROM
" r. COLLINS GO;
mai So South st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-22
DIR. ALIENS BATSAM

OF H)rehound and P.ursv hoot for Couel,s
~ Colds Consul nption and liver Compliant Con sumption
is disease often secreuy lurking the for years
fore there Is the lest oompan! Of the Iungs And this
dis Let delay the medicine
their ssnsib affected but due
Dr. Al GUS Basam of Lyerwor-ths me dc,ne has proved
the Conqueror Of ms sicisns for which all mankind
will abundant TO bless the hand OF Prov dence
More than 100 Physcians hi, city this medicine
in their practice
have used Balsam Of Hoehound Lverwor and Pieu
Ro my for mDnhs and from the
wonderful eff CT il has hai fully satisfied that it pos
very superior the Of Liver Complaint
Consu nption. do strongly mend to the public
and the faculty.
Respectfully,
J. ID. RICHARDSON, MD.
Hudson. August |. 1871,
WHOOPItSG COUGH This disc ase is prevailing very
extensively and ping III little one: with very
few DAYS Illness farests should rentmber that Dr. Al
lens Balsam OF Lrwort the only insbie remedy and
has saved thou sands Of lives daring seven yetrs.
Sold by w. A. TaY lor VIII lesal~ agent, IS Barclay St
E. NJ. Guon l27 Bowery corner Of Grand street Dr. Hart
corner of Broadway aud Chamber street j. q. Fay at
Minors Drug Store Of Broadway and John street,
mi nv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-22
PRIV ATE CURE.

DOCTOR JoRDAN,s SPECIFIC LoURsp, No i-Fo,
ob.t the his
s s.mp;s s % & %
course enclosed neat TIN case comprising every
and 3d.
i usS EG he as
diree with plain DESCRIPTION Of the nature
yS %a'G" added much useful Ss
%.s 1T: ris. Of & 2,
post paid will ensure its reception Tas No. and
d.e' sac" the country compete es%l.e
and Post PAID Letters S covering os the a. 2.s hsye
s. door below Pgce second block east
AN IMPORTANT DISCOVERY FOR THE
On c. CASTLE, b: A4lts Is, Broadway, New York.
ha. for filling decay teeth which, while it is perfect
So % me
o sn us BE- a
The num.rou: te.t@onas from ladies' il che 6r., .osisy
pressure ithsiopd The effects of aboas acid
Tooth ,chs Pills q which pat in the tooth will effect
sl.sn s sossy l..
% 3n de s AsS m M
the Professors Of the Unierty Of the College of Physicians
"p DSEAFSSEFss-prs Castle Edwards Aarst., stleud to
sys5y a..s the n@ap hard AsSp;
N9T SYMNoN Sense .sl ;Pes NJ. r.. ExTEo
Il. or p %T
cling crorp consumption and abscesss OF the lungs and
ness OF the throat breast sdes shoulders bronchitis
exciting and peruen secreots thereby coetng up
the upgs Q, less impede both and the
free cicuatisn Of the blood causing dcry OF brea hing
and asthma peusy koafen. ad loss Of voice droJ Of
the rupture OF blood vessels and bleeding from
tn. th.oat aud lungs and sliu ting Of blood 49,
To remove this obstruction Gom which all these alarming
an desses and 10 produces radio
RAM.
il stands upry al.d-t stands prtemnent-try H. and
will be forced that It's virtues have not
not stands above end hey ond the reach
of that the Only reasonable the only ura
and the only truly meth ID Of arestng aud curing
diseases Of the pulmonary organs
Sold 10 New York at wholesale, and retail ~ A. D d.
Sapds Drucgists Nos Fulton David Sards
MI Eat Broadway A. b. Sands Co. No. 27s Broadway
'''' m M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-22

WIGS AND SCALPS.
THE LARGEST, THE CHEAPEST AND BEST
ASSORTMENT
vRE be FOUND AT
A. G.. Y'S,
s ss sssS. IF 5sy
tenn the ares, e "a "snatss,sfsd
ss hsaS nu sa
long, breels;s earrings watch guards rings and
CARPETING, CARPETING.
aSv
fine nsran assortment not sGDrpa':.d IN this city for
s ae ae': s.JSs aess s
eesssssdsy for durability and Of
Also large ass,rm.n. the different kinds of Hall and
w Ais han 'n' ''''m''' Of r''''d Floor Cloths all
Families about purchasing any of the above described
s0'a' arc respectfully 'H''''u 10 CHARLES HICKS,
@ S.a s:
wiz Nm .as jsss%.ns
s.s Al & i!s I'd s
s, sia s' MID .a w :ssy s Is. n5. .
eoes dslcais consui,on-hs French red drop Is now
@ :,iy ss-ss
West Broadway, heart anal street mis- Inn
HALSUMINE PAINTING, for Beauty Economy, Dwra-
bkty, &cposesss advantages ever every other syem
Of Painting IL free from all unpleasant smell retaining all
s hrIiiancy and spoiled much less lime than
Oil Paint well adapted for walls ceilings any in
work churches pubc buildings and decorative work in
5Appiied by JOSEPH PEARSON, No 4ss Broadway, cor
az Broom New York will reference
and all inform respecting The same WORK promptly
ID BY ap, above either in the city country
n3imf
pREMICM RAZOR s,rR0P-Fin. r! MUM va. ard
ed By the American las ut at the late ss well each
preceding Far to George Ssune 1863 Broadway for the
best Razor Strop. Tire M.tac Tablet, invented by g.
SANDERS has been bshed for the last twenty Ave years
and BY the first gentlemen OF country II pro-
dsees athn ard edge with certainty
than can be done hone in tenth part Of the time
without the use Of OIL wsteshieh person prove
Sy bringing do, rz9s having it put der of
,he a9ets 1853 bod mi2 In
EtORiDA FUNDs-UnIon Bank and southern Trust
bought At N. SISTARE'S,
Omitted States Bank notes Illinois do Mehg an Indiana
ILLINOIS, scrip, D ught aud sal,. uIs%
40 OF ira ne. lsna,rs
ana summer orr sens superior manufacture 10 eIoss
aeonsgnmen'' m'ery Tow r'se:, y
msIm' 5000 5000,
l MEp1CAL LARD CoorgR, no. ~ Duane at ma,
AVA Chatham ST. still Affords relief the afflicted Of to So
e. lie may be always orsuited, with Utmost cor,
and the numerous syInpoa aris,ng from this E
Dr. extensive practice TOR the last eight years h this n,
Guitar branch o. profession gparentces eafs
elective o all persons who apply 10 him Resept ssrs
dangerous mcaincins No interruption bisiness ~ an
ration the node Of living All whose been nr
trasted aggravated By maea'n~nt may apply with ~.
uost confidence OF bring efscually cured ferms mode
.ateattendanee fron d the morning uuss 10 AZ night or
Rcsls puanest Min
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-28

lnmsdatcy rcduccs his price, and supplies his old
eususnes with tho usual quantity Of the article. The
smons Of the reduction vii depend upon the state OF the
market: sometimes IT will be more and snmiiies less
Tia average, perhaps would be half Of the Increased
tssy, the foreign m,naiacursr, paying neha at the
sass;sn,l duty the sctual duty paid by the importer
wovld be 30 scr cent instead OF 40 Batasiac creas
"a duty would protect the manufacturer, our cit>ens
vuul1 embark with Yankee zeal IN tins species 81 manu-
ecssrc This would produce competition at hone, and
sAe acecssei quantity Of the fabric thrown INTO
kcs. wosld have tendency to prruca n surplus. and
this would serve to keep down the price. Here would
b d,ah!e cempctifion competition between the for
pra and the domcssc msnaiacturcrs, and omstl,lon
hrtwcea the domestic manufacturers themselves. The
natural tendency Of this would be reduce prices Its
cpssatca would be more or LEES sudden according 10
the chavactcs Of the manufacture. II were custy
ki~l cfmaaufscure which required great excri
eace q SKILL wvud take longer TO bring this reduction
ah,u. Bu, il the manufacture OF such nature as
10 require but little capital little experience the CON-
pcsioa and consequent reduction would be more mmo
di,,c. After making all allowances for fluctuations,
from various causes lay down general princi-
ple which viii hold good take number Of years IN sue
ceson tina, duties looking To protection, they are judi
eionsly laid, will reduce prices.
This only appears evden, from tho nature OF the
sase but is sustained hy facts taken om official doeu
reo.s These facts viii present TOR the consideration
Of the House.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-28

the Engineering Department. and thereby abolish the
office Of Principal Engineer Of the State.
Mr. Cmichfeld opposed the motion, and said II was
arkabe that he. anti-iniernal Improvement man,
should be sustaining the Engineer whilst an ultra inter
nal Improvement representative endeaverng to abol
sh the office. lie inclined To think this movement
more directed AT the than the Office.
Mr.. Erskine said no. lie wished 10 abolish the
office.
Mr. Cruichfeld said hn was aware that the Engineer
had not pleased the friends Of Of the internal i'm
provement schemes and particularly the james River
and kanawha Company. For his own part he wanted
an honest man, In way interested IN any of these
works TO watch them and report upon their condition.
Experience had proved that they could not get along
without Engneer s. h. iokeepng up the Office,
as much disposed as he for economy. In fact, he
thought II would he economy 10 continue tho office.
Mr.. {. was speaking when the recess arrived.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-28
HOUSE. OF DELEGATES.

IUEsDAN, March ~.
communication was receive from the Senate tina,
they have passed the bills entitled ian act relating to the
School Fund Of kanayhs and Fluvanna countless IAN
act egalizng contract for the exchange Of certain lands
therein mentioned, and for other purposes' and tina,
they have also passed the bill entitled " an act author
sing loan to the James River and Canawha Company"
IN which they request the OF the House Of
Delegacs.
On motion Of Mr. Broadus, the amendments were laid
on the table
bill tor further protection OF worshppng assemblies
was read second time; thorcuIon motion made by
Nr.Mcllhanoy TO amend tho same and on motion ofMr
Hopkins, the said bill and amendments indefinitely
postponed
Mr.. Goodson moved to reconsider the vote by which
was rejected resolution nstuctng the Board of Public
Works to pay the State subscription to the Buffalo
Springs Turnpike Company, authorized by the act of
nth March, 1889 Agreed to-aycs So noes 40
The resolution was then adopted ayes S. noes So
Loan to meet Government Expenditures.
bill aPproprla,ng the puphc Revenue taken up
on motion of Mr. Kinney, and second time
The fourth section authorizes and requires the Exccu
tive by and with the advice Of Council to borrow from
individuals or from the Banks, on pledge of Banks,
S1"' sums money from TING 70 .,,c as may DO
necessary to nee, the public eNigonc;ee4
the Banks TO loan sums, and provides that they shall
be refunded the 10Th day OF December next.
Mr.. Crutchhed moved to substitute for this section
provision that the Executive borrow under the advice
OF council from time to time such of money may
be necessary 10 meet the pupc eXigences, not exceed
Ing three hundred thousand dollars at an interest not *
ceedng seren per cent payable semi annually third
OF said loan shall be repaid years third in three
years, and one third in five yeas; and the Treasurer
shall issue bond bonds for the amount so borrowed
he loan not TO be contracted for at less than par value
without the consent and direction of the Executive.
MI Holleman offered an amendment, providing that
before the loan. authorized TO be made shall be accom-
Plished, the Treasurer shall make sale Of SO much Of the
Bank Stock belonging the State in the Exchange Bank
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-28
ALABAMA TARIFF CONVENTION.

The South seems to be waking up from her suicidal
policy in regard to the Tariff Several papers in South
Carolina and Georgia have out decidedly in favor
favor of protecting home industry But the strongest
demonstration is Convention of the Southern Planters
held al Mobile, Alabama, to take into consideration the
best method of improving the Cotton interests and it was
agreed unanimously, that Gotten could be afforded
Mobile at less price than cents pound-that they
could hope to send Cotton to England longertla until
thatcountry could supply itself from India and that there
was every reason to believe that theday close hand
They also agreed hya nearly unanimous vote only three
voting in the negative that the best may bcncte Cot
ton gro'rers ~os to lay duties upon all imported MANI,
mcfures, in order to home Market the onl are
market They also proposed holding Convention of
all the Planters of that State, at Tuscaloosa for the
same purpose.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-28

Here is list Of articles IN the iron manufacture
which shows mos, concusyey that the duty by produ
cling domestic competition, has reduced the price more
shan one half have taken these prices documents
furnished IRON the Treasury Department, and have
placed te duty and the prices in oonnyon so as 10 show
what each article sold for under each duty have 40
lced the year 1876, 10 show tho Of the article be-
fore the tariff u that year, and the years 1875 and 1920
show The effects a the tariffs Of the preceding years
and 1857 as The last year contained in the documents
fsfred 10. This table SHOWS conclusyc, the wis
dam Of tho protective policy.
To be concluded IN orr urrf !
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-28
- II ~ OS! II " q 81!

VuNit. subscriber Ii now prepared TO furnish any FAM
ny desiring the above instrument. upon the most
liberal terms, and from the most approved Manufactures
IN the United States. The justly deserved reputation
obtained by the different makers has been so much aud
d through the public press, that any remarks Of his
would be unnecessary upon the present occasion lie be
ing known as manufacturer of the instrument can re
commend tho Pianos made by the different establish
m'nts. as inferior 10 in the world All that he re-
qu'rcs III trial and II the purchaser is pleased with
the instrument, II can be returned
w. p. GREENE, Agent.
o. All Pianos sold by will be packed and sent to
any distance IN the country, free of expense They will
also he kept IN order year, without any charge to the
purchaser by myself az PASS through the country twice
year regularly
Sept. Is IA if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-28
PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY.-Jp this county

PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY.-Jn this county.
at last Court, the Wings nominated Dr. j. r. McDcar-
mon, as the candidate represent them in the next Le
gslaure of Virginia correspondent writes 10 us thai,
the utmost harmony prevailed in the meeting, and tina,
'he nomination was sustained unanimously and so far
as ne mas learned has given universal satisfaction Our
correspondent farther says, that DR.. McDcamon is
s'aunch Republican Whg-a gentleman of cultivated
a'ehs and OF uncompromsing integrity, and to take
nun all IN all Is admitted to be the most udicious selec
uon 'he wings could have made. We hope the WHO'S
OF Prince Edward will unite upon DR.. McDcamon. and
by making long pull strong pull, and pull al,ore,b
cr' succeed in carrying the county of Prince Edward
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-28

NOTICE.

TIME subscriber being DESTROYS Of paying al his just
II debts early peasible, requests all those, to
whom he 10 indebted, call and receive the same,
the times getting nshea tight.-IIe also requests
stssse dat indebted him, to forward with
sut 1y and sse their respective dues, much long
e f511RuAe enanse be givsa. A. LIGGAT.
8. ndrh ia w3w if