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confidently reported that they had been
unable TO agree; and The prisoner, i'm
pressed perhaps with this belief, pre-
served his equaOimily undisturbed until,
IN answer to the question whether they
had found verdict, The Foreman replied
;hat they had.
"When the verdict was announced
he turned IirIe pale, asked for snuff,
which he used freely. endeavorlNg The
while to appear eOtireIy unconcerned.
"The punishment is imprisonment for
not less Than Two nor more than five
years"
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ATTACHMENT.

NOTICE is hereby given to all per-
sons interested, that at my instance a
writ of attachment was, on the 18th day
of June, 1882, issued by Robert Barnhlll,
a Justice Of the Peace in and for Union
township, Carroll county, Ohio, against
The Goods, ChatteIs, Rights, Moneys,
and Effects Of Edward Mccoy, an absenI
debtor.
JOSEPH COALMAN.
June "a, lS42.
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greement to the Senate's amendments,
which, il carried, would be final action
on the subject on the part Of the House
and on this question the yeas were 80,
and the nays l27, So the House refus.
ed to adhere; PreIerring The usual course
Of insisting and meeting the Senate in
conference on the disagreeing votes.
The subject was not fully disposed Of
however, before the House, being imPa'
tient, adjourned.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT, Dis
TRIcT OF OHIO.
In Bankruptcy.

NOTICE is hereby given, that John
M'Guire (armer) and Joshua Kemp,
(farmer) of Carroll county, have filed in
this court their petitions, to be declared
Bankrupt; and that the same will be
beard, on The 2Oth day OF July next, at
9 o'clock A. N. al the court house 10 tho
city Of Cincinnati, IN said District.
Attest VIM. MINER, clerk.
June 3, lS42.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-06-24

MAME,-The Legislature of MAINE
has agreed on The dislricting of the State
Tor Representatives, In anticipation Of
The passing ofthe Apportionment Law by
Congress, assuming that it will pass in
such form as to give Maine ten Repre-
sentatives. There was some difficulty
IN framing bill for this purpose 10 meet
the views Of the two branches oil the
Legislature, but the object wus accom-
pIisbed on Saturday last, and the; House
resolved to adjourn on Monday.
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Estate Of Calharine WiIkin

NOTICE is hereby gwen 10 all those
indebted to The estate Of Catharine Will
kin, late of Harrison township, Carroll
county, Ohio, deceased, 10 make imme-
diale payment 10 the undersigned Ad'
nlnistrutor; and those having claims
against said estate are requested to pre-
sent them, legally proven, for settlement
within one year from this date.
ELLIS WILKlN, Administrator.
June "a, l842.
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0HTThe Hon. SAMUEL l.. SoUTHARD,
U. S. Senator from New Jersey, was
lying al the point Of death at Freder.
icksburgh, Va. few days ago. Mr.
Soulhard has sulferodl much from i'll
health for some months past, and, at the
present time, we believe, he is on hi,
way from Washington TO the White
SuIpher Springs in Virginia.
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BANK OF ILLINOIS We learn from a
gentleman direct from Shawnee Town,
that the Bank Of lIIinnis would not he able
to resume specie payments generally on
the 18th current, as she proposed to do.
She intended to redeem very small
amounts only! We suppose, therefore,
that We need not look for resumption 10
that quarter,- Gin GGz.
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It begins to be pretty broadly insinu'
atsd by those who 90 tothe White House,
that Mr. Tyler will netO any Tariff Bill
that ehal be passed by Congress con.
toiniOg a clause rePealing the provIso in
the Land Law which suspends its opera
lion whenever duties shall be laid on for
eigD imPortallons above 90 per cent. -
Ia other words, Mr.. Tyler will not sign
any Tariff Bill unless the proceeds of the
Pubic Lands be given up Alexandria
Gazette,
We hope & trust that the Gazette is in
error. The executive, MS we believe, is
possessed Of a degree Of patriotism that
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

On The application of John M'Guire
(farmer) and Joshua Kemp, Qarmer) of
Carroll county. The above case having
been referred 10 me as commissioner Of
Bankrupts for Carroll CO., by The Honora-
BILE District court of The U States, for
the District Of Ohio. | will take and re.
ceive proofs Of claims of creditors, at rny
office in the town Of Carrollion, Ohio,
during the business hours of each day,
until The first day Of July next.
ROBERT MCLAVE,
Commissioner.
June 8, lS42.
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CAUTION!

4 HEREBY caution all persons not 10
Il trade for promissory Note, given
by me to Wm. Buck, of Carroll county,
calling for twenty five dollars and due
sometime in September, ls42. SAID
Note was frauduIently obtained, and l
am determined not to pay it unless COM
PEELED by law.
WILLIAM RUNlON.
June 10, 1S42.
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Estate Of Philip DayhuE

NOTICE is hereby gwen to all those
indebted 10 the estate Of Philip Dayhuf,
late Of Harrison township, Carroll cOun-
ly, Ohio, deceased, to make immediate
payment TO the Undersigned Executor;
and those having claims against said
estate are requested to present them,
legally proven. for settlement within one
year from this date.
HENRY DAYHUFF, Executor
June 24, 1912.
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will not permit him so to sacrifice the
the whole interest of the country. HIS
messages have heretofore declared and
assumed the principles Of discrimination
and protection, and we are not inclined
10 believe thlt he will abandon them. II
s The sole hope Of the people OF the west
particularly Wheeling Times.
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THE STATE OF oHIo( ss
CARROLL County, ~"
COURT OF COMMON PEAS.
Vacation after March Term, 1s42
Joseph FigIey, !
US
Priscilla Clinton, widow !" "'"'0"
of John Clinton, deceased,
Daniel Van TIIIberg and Margaret his
wife, John Clinton, Magaret Clinton,
Jacob Clinton, Priscilla Clinton and
Eliza Clinton, heirs at law OF Thomas
Clinton, deceased, and Dewitt Clinton,
heir at law Of Charles Clinton, deceased,
William Norris and Nancy bis wife.
John Clinton, Edward Clinton and VII
liam Clinton, and Peter Clinton heir al
Law o! Abel Clinton, deceased, and The
heirs (unknown) Of Abraham Crabs and
Priscilla his wlle-heirs at law OF the
said John Clinton, deceased The said
defendants will take notice that petI-
tion was fled against them on the 2Sih
day Of April, A. d. 1S42, in the Court
Of Common Pleas, in and for said county
Of Carroll, by Joseph FIgley, and is now
pending, wherein the said Joseph FIgley
demands partition Of The North East
Quarter Of Section twenty three IN Town,
ship fourteen of Range five, situated in
said county, and containing one hundred
and fity-nine acres, more or less; and
also, that the dover Of said Priscilla
Clinton, widow of John Clinton, deceas-
ed, be assigned her in said premises
that at the next term Of said court. appli-
cation will be made by said petitioner
for an order that partition of said pre-
olIses may be made, and that one equa
undivided tenth part thereof may be Sc
off TO him in severally
JOSEPH FIGLEY.
By his Attorneys,
Peorce, StGrkwedther, & Jarvis,
June "a, l842.
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President Tyler's "Fxchequer"
sleeps yet, in both branches Of Congress,
and from the stiffness OF the sleep, il
may fairly be considered as dead, dead !!
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-06-24

OTMr Van Hook has resigned his
office as Warden Of the Ohio Peniten.
tiary; and Richard Stadden has been ap.
pointed in his place. The cause OF Van
Hooks resignation is not yet developed,
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GIVE are greatly indebted 10 GEN
SToKELY for his polite attention TO the
Free Press, in the way of forwarding
public documents.
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FREE TRADE, Within the last seven
years, $50, 100000 have gone to England
from the Unued States Tor IRON.-Neu
Lisbon Palladium.
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SANDY and Beaver Canal.

The Stockholders Of the Sandy and
Beaver Canal Company are hereby no.
u6ed, that the annual election for Direc-
tors of said company, will be holden on
Wednesday the loh day of August next,
q, the Canal Office in New Lisbon, Ohio,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M.
and q o'clock P. NJ. Of said day.
By order Of the Board .,,,,,,
CHAS. D. HOSTETTER,
Sec'y. S. & B G. Co.
Office Of the Sandy & Bearer Canal
Company, June "a, lS42.
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Three Splendid Farms for
sale.


sale.
TIME subscriber offers for sale HE
Il we'll known property, situate ia
Brown Township, Carroll county, Ohio,
IN the Immediate vicinity of the village
OF Malvern. (lale TrOv.) consisting Of
Thee Qaart'r Sections of Land, aHof
them ina high state Of cultivation.
They contain about Three Hundred
acres Of cleared land, and are we'll sun
pied with first rate Timber. On Two OF
the Forms there are excellent Springs Of
never failing Water; and on The other a
well Of Wafer equal TO any in the coun-
try.
To those acquainted with the premi-
ses, II would be useless TO Say any thIng
10 their commendation; but for informa.
ton ollhose wishing to purchase, would
just say, that for fertility Of coil, natural
advantages, and proximity TO Mills, &c.
they are unsurpassed by any in the coun-
ty in which they are situated. There
is also on one Of The Farms, a we'll open.
ed and excellent
COAL BANK.
Any person wishing to purchase, all
or any, ofthe above Farms, can ascer.
tain the terms, (which will be easy) and
all the necessary information respect
! ing them, by calling on H. GrisUoid,
B'q CaOton; Gen S. StOksly, Steuben-
vile, or Geo. Hardesty, Malvern, Car
roll co. or addressing letter, post paid,
10 the latter named gentleman.
WILLIAM HAWK.
May 18th, IS42.-36 If.
GrPoSsssOn Of any part, or all may
be had Immediately.
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the proper example In their refusal 'dscoun, any but
business Pdper." III an emphatic altetio aud, he do
clarod, II the Bank Of Virginia would make aprpper
,amon Of lis accommodation debt. II might frthwiih
resume and maintain specie payments w tlont q
change IN this respect III tho policy Of the Eaaas. the
resumption law VI the Legislature would De mere
"brutum .fulrnen," Strong and deep tuned Mr..
Randolph oppsi'iun 10 tbs policy should bring him
into utter dlscrellt with tho orthodox in Democratic
pes Of Banking
As lor the remark Of Mr. Randolph. asserting oprrcs-
sion Of the country. for the benefit of the towns there
could be nothing more nnionndcd. The acconmu,a-
ton debt is peculiar 10 the country -ils distributed
through The towns also. The assertion hiatt exists 10
tho greater extent IN the country, shcws pas, favor
tism Of the country for II is considered favor to &C,
accommodation discounts.
Th-ra .s n5:.ns moro uufuundod too than the sncor
II the business paper discount IN the city. II Is Of
the very best descrplon-neyer were the Banks II
gd-ncvcT did they require such ample securities aud
never we've the discounts IN The aggregate NJ sate.--
This is what every business in liichmond will tell
Mr.. Randolph.
But another fact is worthy Of con,idrt,ton--which
Is, that the discounts very limited and orr merchants
OF every class less embarrassed for ineans l.,
conduct their business They arr unable collect their
dues from the country, and nevertheless compelled
To meet their own engagements. Therefore W lar
from the advantages, Which Mr.. Randolph would
have US inlcr the city people have over tho country.
they arc compelled IL stand tho brunt Of tho pressure.
with but comparative little aid from the banks which is
dolcd Out IN small amounts on short time le their
country debtors INDUCED with partial luslalmcne.
and are indeed strangers To any thing Ike ,o
~ proceedings aud strained circurstdUcea VIII. icy
dali, encounter. Mr.. Rsndulph's remarks ata thtr,
fore, IN every sense, unjusiunust TO thu banhs AM
highly 10 the traders OF Tie city who ~ eseu
tanners. and whose prosperous c1ndn he 70 soel
10 produce. iha sufes y. promoting TIE welfare
Of the farmer and VI the county. How peculiarly PIE
ujlcrd then, must be the mind tia, cu,d tud,asut
to excite jealous, in the feelings Of one Of tAsr oa1sea
towards tho Other!
Such are the lrsi demonstrations Of sonc of ,ue fank
Solons in tho Legislature, What may We hi, III
nexl But d. not belIovethcy viii lp sustained
We confdo in the good sense oi the body. AZ one OF
Nirglnans, aud we eonGde in the intelligence Of tue
Chairman Of tho Committee Banks. tot the defeat oi
proposition dangerous and unjust that wo have
described.
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posing in d,ioronco To whose Judgment ceased IL
press the question: Ourviews OF the matter have under
gone change in the intervening time. Defeated. by
the opposition oil tho President, IN tho measure which
the public will Gas carried out by Congross) demanded
We should not hesitate were we IN Congress, 10 avail
ourselves ol the whereby the measure which We
should have preferred chad il been practcabe) can be-
the nearest approached, even though vet disantly.-
his is OF the matter But we have no ,dea oil
prescribing 10 Congress. or OF setting up our y
plnon against the Judgment Of men better Informed than
ourselves. and capable Of interpreting rightly the
public will.
II the fate oil the present recommendation by tho Pres
dent depended upon the state Of iccng ~ existed
in Congress the last SESSION. (whrn it received favor
from no party should say OF course that 1t would be
iutess now as II WAS then. We do not know that any
material change has taken place IN public opinion In
sprcl 10 IT. or any, that ~ sufficient 10 open .rs
pee, OF the adoption of any measure akin 10 thai which
the President proposes Among the People. We incline
to think the scheme IL regarded with moc favor than II
WAS at this time last year. and pcillons we eaIn, arc
coming in FROM the West (Oho) signed by leading mel
Of both parties IN favor OF the measure Notw lstan
ding which, however, aud Indications in its favor from
the East als thu chances appear 10 us 10 ha against IA
vorable action by Congress upon the question.
Should the qut stlon come 10 be seriously entertained
IN Coners We nay have occasion hereafter 10 eAalne
it in its details.
As 10 eonly remaining topic Of the Message. the
subject having been already before both ous,s Of Con
ncwcd al this, there little occasion or induce
mcnt for the introduction Of the Message that lis
being where is naturally eXces surprise. Since ia
there however n entitled 10 notice. apar, from ahe
inquiry how II got there We are not very certain III
what sensc 10 take the Recommendation Ii the Presi
dent means only 10 recommend the repayment 10 Gen
jackson of the fine paid by him upon the judgment Of
the District Court Of Now Orleans nearly thirty years
ago. why then we say aye, with all our heart Let the
thousand dollar, of fine, with ample interest, be re-
funded 10 the gallant old SOLDIER now IN retirement and
in the winter ofh,s days" Let ten times the amount
compensate his os,e, whilst In tho public service. be
measured To him, II necessary. out of The public chest
But II this remission OF The fine this reimbursement Of
the money paid, is 10 be Invested with tho character OF
retribotne appropriation offended military pride
pretensonot ccnsure upon an honest Judge for the
brave and faithful discharge Of his official duty-why
then protest against as invasion o tho sanclt,
of an essential principle of civil liberty, illustrated In the
supremacy asserted and maintained in this very ease, Of
the civil over the military power. To ,mpngn that
judgmen, al This day. would be 10 blur. though II could
not oberate o the finest traits in the history the
Republic.
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NOTICE.,

PURSUANT toa deed of trust executed to me by
4 William Wat, and John Mckenzie, hearing date
the Goth Of June. 1912, and duly recorded in tho Clerks
Offices Of the county Of Amherst and Campbell,
SHALL on Thursday the 18th day Of December, 1912, if
fair, If the next fair day, Sundays excepted, at the
Water Works Dam, near the town Of Lyuc|iburg. sell
at public auction, for cash. three Wagons. one Cart
one Horse, thirty Drills twenty Crowbars. thirty six
Blankets, six Whcebarows, six Shovels, three Trucks
one set Blacksmhs' Tolls. with two Anviis, one House
or S,anee near Staples Mill, three Houses or Shan
tees, near the Water Works Dam, three sets Wagon
Gear and one set Cart Gear being the property in said
deed mentioned shall convey such title only as is
vested in me by said deed J. WILLS, Trustees.
N,y u N5D
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SALE OF NEGROES.

PURSUANT to decree ofthe Circuit Superior Court
Il Of Law aud Chanccry for the County Of Amherst,
10 tho case Of Miller s. r. Rucker shall proceed to
sell at public auction. Mr. yloes. in Amherst, OPP
Poete the town of Lynchburg Saturday the 3lst day
VI December ensuing. between fifteen and twenty likely
and valuable SLAVES, belonging to the estate Of An
ihony Rucker, deed
Twelve months credit will be given, and bonds with
approved security required.
ROBERT TINSLEY. Com'r.
Nov. % ,oID
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NOTICE..

A IL persons having claims against the estate Of
n William d, Galloway. decd will present them to
the uudersgned and those indebted 10 said estate
hereby requested come forward and make imnedal
payment.
have for HIRE, thirty or forty men, and several wo-
mon, girls and boys. Among them several good
Smiths and Cooks. also wish to employ overscer,
with small family, who can come well recommended.
WIN. G. IRVINE, admir-.
Of VIM. b. Galloway, decd.
Dec 5 til
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1T ~ II E.XCT
Beyond all Doubt that the subscriber. Opposite Craes
.\tc Granite Buildiag,) is selling
We sc ran u ~ II winter
DRY GOODS

DBN NVOA1S
al the most lo,r prices erer fore offered
in this market.
HAVING purchased his goods (most Of them) this
l. Il fall under very advantageous circumstances. and
being content with small profit. he will sel at small
advance the original cost cannot fail to demonstrate
the fact But he wishes it understood, that the MONEY
the only consideration for which these Gods will be
sold 50 LOW. Tho following comprise portion Of his
stock:
Blankets Bed and Negro good article of the latter at
Is cts.
Fulcd Sa,tincts, Linseys and JEANS from Is cts and
Plain and plaid I.inseys. from ~ cts. up,
Flana,ls, large stock. A at Is cts.
Mousns, various kinds. French aud German Merinoes,
Black, blue black and Chcne figured Silks.
English and American Prints, handsome styles, from
cts. up.
Florence Braid Donneis and Plaid Ribbons,
Tartan. plaid. nett and embroidered Sl,a~ls,
Kidd and twisted silk Gloves and half fingered Mitts
Silk and Cotton Hosiery all qualities from l2l up.
French, English and American Cassmcres considered
the handsomest and cheapest in market,
Wove, Diamond aud plain Beaver
Cloths so pcr cent less
Invisible green and black Asphal- than last season,
tum Cloths.
VesIings, Satnctts and Kentucky Jeans. uncommonly
low,
Merno. Satin and China silk Scars, for gentlemen,
Black Italian silk figured and checked satin Crava,s,
Grntlcmcns' Gloves. all descriptions.
A large and new lot of Zephyr Worsted, variety Of
celors,
Slipper, landscape and other Patterns, entirely new,
Onaburgs. bleached and brown Domestcs from &c up,
Together with many other articles, which will be sold
cheap,b by JAMES A. SflGLEk,
opposite the new Granite building.
co The highest prices given for Yarn Socks and Do
niestc Jeans.
Nov. IA IS
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WIN. JAMES SHELTON,
ATTORNEY LAW,

rfEkS his services to practice in the Su-
perior and Inferior Courts Of the corporation of
!ynclburg also, in those, Of the Counties Of Campbell
Amherst and Bedford. All business con6ded to him
sn,i be prosecuted with diligence and prompt attention.
His office is on main street oppsi,e 10 the grocery Of
I John hollins, and door above Col Phess auc-
Lynchbury, Oct 81 Is
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LAND FOR SALE.

IN NDER the authority ola deed Of trust executed
~ by Winston Wvodro,l, bearing date tho 9Th day
< February 1881. and Of record in the clerks office
Of the county court Of Amhers--tlc undersigned
vivng Trustee. WILL Of the | lih day Of January next,
offer 70: sale. the bidder, for cash. the pcm
Sos. the IRlCT or LIND IN said deed mentioned
which is therein described as containing
80 AC
and is now in the occupany Of said Woodroof. This
Land is regarded as valuable and worthy the attention
OF those wishing to purchase a desirable farm. Acting
trustee shall only sell and convey such tiila is
vested in snder the aforesaid deed-though that is
achieved to be good. TllOS. CREWS,
-. Surviving Trustee.
I dec. IL tl4Jny.
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SALT! SALT!! S.ALT!!!
1A(ln SACKS Liverpool Salt:
1OOO Porto Rico Sugar in hhls and bbls,
Rim and Lagurla Coffee,
Or consignment and for sale low Tor cash. bankable
paper by LEE, AUSTIN &Co
Dec. 8 1t
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.y'OT'ITE.
SAIL; OF SLAVES.

TN PURSUANCE Of decree ofihe superior uri
Il oflaw AMI clin,erv, tJr the t5Wn of l.ynrhburg
made tho 18Th of October 1912. in the case of jesse
Carksons administrator against ID. s. Garands admin
istrator, &c.. &C.; the undersigned will in the ;rd
Nisnday in January next Ohat being Amherst court
~her for sale, to the highest bidder at Amherst court
house,
s SL.HVES,
consisting Of mtn. aud children. Tho sale will
Re credit Of II moaits,-he purchaser gvin. bond
with approved security.
W. NJ. WALLER.
SAM'L. NJ GARLAND. 5 20" rs
Dec. IL tlSJan
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Landscape, Sign and OyM0.
MscMfHl Painting,

Landscape, Sign and OvM0-
MscMfni Painting,
GLIDING AND BRONz ZINC.
Auy orders with which he may be favored will be exc
cuted with neatness and despatch.
Flags, Banners and Medals. oicvcy description made
to order On the shortest notice.
Signs Of any DIMENSIONS will be executed equal to any
in the State il he have from To five days notice
and warrant the gold 10 hold its lustro.
Looking Glasses. Picture and Portrait Frames will be
cilded neatly and at New York prices.
lie would also respectfully inform the public that he is
now prepared to take
IMMATURE IlkENESSES WITH
THE D.lGUERRO TFPE.
lie has constructed new machine by which the like
Of person may be taken. and small enough
be inserted in breast pin lie will these
be- equal superior To any tahcu in this State
the North.
PRiC ES--the larses, size &5-mcdium size So SO
the szes for breast, pins s. %. For specimens call
his room, up stairs.
n Bile will wal, ON Families, if desired, a, their
residence.
REFERENCES.
Messrs Smith s Baywell. William c. Irvine, Esq
Capt. James Is. Green. DIR. J. lIobson. David II. Ed
low Esd, DIR. Z. II. Gilu,er, Capt. Nathan Hull Mr.
Branch 4. Saunders, X. b. Tow rly, Mr.. ii. d. Rich
ards
MRS. FULLER
Respectfully tenders her thanks her former custom
ers, and would inform them and the pubic youer,y
that she is prepared 10 carry the
.AMlN'TU. l'LlkLNG BUSINESS,
in all it various forms and branches-Shc faers herself
that ahe will give en,re satisfaction to those who may
favor her with their custom.
She may 10 found at the Same place tho above.
Does IT