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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-07-01
ALFRED G. NOWLAND. q

Has again received, at thc old stand, oppo-
Il Il site the Post Office, additional supplies, Of
fresh and scasonabe Dry Goods, Groceries,
China, Glass, Queensware, Hardware, Hats,
Boots, Shoes, Looking Glasses, Stationery, SC,
&C., comprising general assortment.
Prices never were lower, goods never better
for the prices, the styles and patterns generally
superior to any heretofore offered to the public
call and examine for yourselves.
N. B. Opposite tho Post Office, Main Street
Elkton.
June Sd Lastly
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JUST RECElV D,

N1lU lot sdIc VUTy Cneap,
.Nrm crop .New Orleans Sugars,
Do do Molasscs,
Sugar House do
Boston Syrup a superior article.
Family Flour,
Superior Hams,
Dryed Peaches,
do Apples,
Cohee& Tea
April s, 'AS WIN. TORBERT.
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A FINE FARM
For Sale.

ENhe subscriber offers at private sale
Il very beautiful farm lying on the Sas-
sa(ras River in Cecil county, Maryland,
within one mile and half Of Frederick
town, and about three miles from Cecil
ssktsS4. ton. 1t contains 1877 acres Of
ssxasgs land, of which about SO acres
are VERY VALUABLE WOODLAND
-.ssa->-- and the residue is arabic land,
which has had within the last four years
5000 BUSHELS LIME spread on it, Is IN a
good state OF cultivation with excellent
fencing, made Of chestnut and cedar and is
of very improvab!e quality. The bull
dings, VIII CHI cost upwards of $4,000,
ave now consisting Of good FRAME
DWELLING HOUSE, Two stories high with
two rooms on floor, a carncrIb and a
stable capable of accommodating six
horses. This property is beautifully and
delightfully."- situated an will be sold a
great bargain. One lhiId part Of the pur-
chase money will he required to be pad
in cash, and for the residue a very rea'
sonable credit will be given. The title
is good. JOHN c. GROOME.
ELKroN. May 27th 1913.
N. B. Mr.. James Robinson the pre-
sent tenant will shew it to any person de.
sirous of purchasing. J. C.G.
*The Delaware Journal and Delaware
Gazette, and the Village Record, Yves
Cheste, Pa, will insert the above three
times.
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GER TYFIC3TE.

DR.. JANE,
Dear Sir You ask me what proofs meet
with ofthe efficacy of your medicine. can safe
~ say iha! never prescribed medicine for
Bowel Complaints that has given inc SO much
satisfaction, and my pattens So speedy and per.
feet relief as this Whenever introduced into L
family, 1t becomes standing remedy for those
ailments, and is called for again and again which
think pretty good proof Of its efficacy and
usefulness. In the Summer Complaint OF chill
dren it has frequently appeared to snatch TIE liz.
tie victims, as ii were from the grave. IL 81.
we'd the life Of ny child, and of such and surn q
child, - have repeatedly heard said. IN dysor
sric affections of adults, have tin,c and ~ 4in
cen it act Ike charm, and give permanent 70.
lief lin a few hours | may say in few mu,,cs
In fine, 1t 10 valuable medicine, and no family
should BE- without it. Respectfully,
NJ l.. KNAPP, VI. d.
Late Physician to the Baltimore Dispensarv and
.lgent for the Mupland Faccine Institution.
For SHE at G, W. Parker's Medicine s. Paint
! Store, Elktoh. June J
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FARMERS TAKE NOTICE.

FARMERS TAKE NOTICE.
The subscriber has the pleasure to an
nounce to his friends and the Public, that
he has commenced the manufacturing oil
Wool in all its various branches, at The
Providence Mills on North East Creek,
near Gilpin's Falls. Those who will ia
vor him with their work may depend Oh
having it done with propriety and dispatch
JETHRO JOHNSON.
NIB. Wool will be carded in rolls
for Ct cts. cash
Providence Mills, June 10, 1913.
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J AYNE'S CARMINATIVE,
BaIsaHll.

FSNll1S is one ofthe most efficient, pleasant T.
Il safe compositions ever offered to the public
for the cure Of the various Heterogeneous Of the
stomach & bowels, and the only article worthy II
the least confidence for curing CHOLERA IN
FAN1U or SUMNER COMPLAlNT; aud in
the aboro disease it really acts like charm
All persons are requested 10 try it, for there .
40 MISTAKE" about its hehy one or ''.a most
valuable family medicines eve Vt. dlS,.oyercc.
Hundreds. nay thousands, Of crrtiiica ee have
been Received from Physicians C,tgymcn, and
families of tie first Responsibility, bearing IT,
strongest testimony in its favor, too Numerous t.
publish
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HAMS Hal MS!
EUST received choice lot OF Family
~ HAMS, at low price.
July . WILLIAM -TcRBEET
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IT is said that the real cause which in
,duces John Tyler, Jr., the Private Secre-
tary, to leave the country and 60 to China
with Mr.. Gushing, is the fear that the sew
enteen year locusls are going to devour
CIV cry thing green in this country
EOr,l,,
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A FAR WI

TsNhe subscriber offers COR sale, his farm,
n lying one mile east Of the Brick Meet
ing House, Cecil co. Md, 1t contains a.
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June 9Th lS43--3
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-21

I,alion in Congress, aDj which resorts 10
an election by States only from necessity.
which an election hy majority Of the
people has failed.
Rssoied. ikersj fore. fas the opinion of
Democratic Republican members Of ,ai'
Legislaiure.) That. IN the formation .! a
National c Convention, one delegate ought
10 be appointed hv the Democratic voters
of each congressional district in he several
S,a,es; aud that Two additional delegates
should BIS appointed by the Democratic
Republican rnemi,ers uf The Legislature Of
each Stale. whu come fresh from the pco-
pie at The las legislative election prior 10
tho election ,f electors Of PrcsiGen; and
Vice Presi.en'.
Resoir,d, That, in order 10 allay leal-
ousies. and avoid suspicion Of deslsh, by
unnecessary haste, and, by political cabal
and management. 10 defeat lhe wish ci
she majority If the Democratic RcpnhiI-
eau party, and 20 give the fairesI Hnd most
Deliberate expression 10 the popular viii,
after the natures, and fullest examination
possible iu'o the qualifications Of the sever
al caudidares who may he presented to
The chuicc Of The Narinual Convention by
difT-renl portions of the Democratic party
fn the Union, the assembling Of such n
convention onsht 10 he postponed until
after llIe clnse of The last session Of The
State legislatures pri,r 10 ;he clecrinn Of
electors Of The President ami Vice Presl-
dent; unh ihor, in the opinion OF This
meeting. the adoption Of the tirst Monday
%c May. 1914. as the period for the nsse'n-
bling nf The Convention. would avoid all
the evils. aud secure the good above ir,ii-
cared. and WOULD reconcile all poriionS oI
the Democracy throughout the Union 10
cooperate cordially aid cbeeha!ly in sup
porting the candidates wlio should he fair
1y selected BY The unbiased ,oiSe cf the
lnajnruy Of the Conven'i"n.
II. &. =. KEY.
WILLIAM ERICE.
OriiO SCOTT.
GEO. w. SHERWOOD,
J. MURRAY.
Which rcpuu aud resolutions were un-
animoasIy adopted.
GEO. HENRY. Chairman.
JouS VI. RucuaNAS, Secretary.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-21

IexQs.--yYhc:hcr Sam Houston IS n
rogue aud Tuiinr. or uilelher Com. Moore
is something quite US bad, |, ID n iuestiop on
which much Is said just now by lheHcws-
papers of New Orleans and Texas. Tbp
general voice is againsi Houston. bu,
there are not waning those wi,o scul,i on
the other side. For instance. the Red
Rirer Republican dcnss out The following
dos. TO the CommodoFe.- nrcary.
Com. Moore This outlaw has sent
another flaming account Of another en-
gasemen, he had win ,hc Mexicans, 10
The editors Of the New Olcons Trupic.
Other naval commanders ait!ress their
oiiicia! dispatches 10 the head Of the 90
ycrnment, but CGnmudJre Moore has
adopted n moro convenient course. aud
addressed his ,o,cdi,nrs at ne wspapcrs.
The Trupic and other papers in New.
Orleans are waging u mos, fierce mad un-
relcnunS war against President Houston.
They charge him with being in cores
pouLence with Santa Annals agent 10
New. Orleans for 100000 has been paid.
and that funds aro IN hnnd 20 meet another
ouC JNI iIc sd'bc dlHDNUt. we UGIfcNc
this story 10 bs !u!sc aud MALICIOUS. and
we have no doubt all The O;hcr stories pre-
jutLcial 10 The honor andfair fame Of Sam
iiuusIou. that are continually cmnna,ing
from his enemies. are equally SO The
policy of Sam Houston has not met the
appreciation of Il few spectators, whose
schemes OF cnrichins themselves ut the cx-
pense of The peace and prosperity uf the
people Of Texas have been Ihwarled byi',
and it is will, lhern that the hue aui cry
against him originated. which The New.
Orleans editors 50 oadiv rciieraic. That
Com. Moore is concerned with the specu.
latnrs We have no doubt. aud il is proba.
bly, ewing TO his be,ng aware that his 60.
vrrn,ncni knew OF. their design, and of his
inleution OF fuuhering ahen, that he re-
fused when Ersl ordered home 10 October
last, 10 obey. Tint Moore has received
money from the government Of Yucaran,
Tor which he has Gevcr accpun.cI TO his
government. is fact Iha, cannot DO con.
!radiclcd. Thi, money snloun.ius 10 a
bout $40. 900 was given 10 pay part OF
the expenses of the Texiau aeei. boz noi
one ceul Of j, was Appropriated 10 that
purpose. If we have not been misiuiormed,
but appropriated ty Com. Moore TO pur-
poses Of u private speculation.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-21

Maryl1nd.-As M indication OF public
senlimrn, ia that Stale. We take The iihcr-
~ Of presenting few extracts from let.
Ter Of the 9Th of June, rtcm Moalgnuicty
County, Maryland.
Tho people here asc becoming more
aud more awuke 10 ihs importance oil tx
ing their Choice upon one on whom they
eau mos, safely rely fOr The protection of
their institutions and their enterprise. The
encouragement afforded ty The norlhern
States 10 the ahscondins Of slaves, is be-
coming To US grievance 10 which we CAM
not submit much longer. The consillu.
tipa recognizing ouy property in slaves,
guarantees It's prolcction-and il is The du.
" df' the Federal Government, to see iha,
our rich, in This respect is protected. This,
aud proper and equal adjustment Of the
Tariff, are 10 us of more interest 'han nil
other questions ,hn, ilgi,aie The country /;
aud before NC pledge ourselves 10 support
any Individual, We mus; he sure 'lHt nc
agrees will, US on these subjects.
"A Tariff for revenue, discriminating
in favor of American industry in our
estimation, mems u2lhims niorc or less
than Protective Tariff. tnr which We
cnuno, go. IL declaring. ihereforc.. our
preference for John T.. Calhoun, We do 81
because his views on these questions are
more consoHant with on own.
'ln relation 10 the time for holding The
Convention, l think the question settled in
favor of May. 1911. A. to the n,anncr
Of elecIing delegates and the mode Of
voting. there can he no homes, objection 10
their being chosen by Districts, and TO The
vote Per capita.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-21

Jih Repeal.--We have seve,al com.
municaiioas on this subjcc:, all Of which
alludc TO. and ccnsure ihe nope expressed
by US that rcpealof the Union between
England and Ireland may take place
withou; dismemberment Of The Empire.
They should on The same grounds aud for
the same opinioa censure 0.Connell, be-
cause il he be NOT the grea.estbypocrile in
the world-which we do not belicye-he
too, desires TO see repeal Of the Union
without dismcmbermen, Of the Empire,
and wilhou, The horrors of civil war.
In our opinion, Ireland is oppressed aud
entitled 10 restoration of her local Le.
gi.larure; and wta, is more, VIC no, only
approve the determination Of her sons TO
repenl lhe Union, bot ii oftho number
wuuld stake our MI uponthe issue. Yet
a, the same time we think tha, Ireland
with the rettora,ion OF her Parliament,
would be happier as Q. part and parcel Of
the British Empire Than il existing as
separate nalion; and such are avowed,
and we are bound TO believe, bonesiiy en-
,ertainsd opinions ofO'ConneII. On the
sane principle that our States are stron.
ger. more Respectable, and altogether bet
ter situated while united and each one
with her separate Legislature. than they
would be il forever Separated, sc say give
Ireland back her Parliament. but do rot
di,menber the British Empire. Al oil
events. these arc our private and public
opinions; aad,Wc b., not particularly ad.
lnire the honesty ofi@rilers who FIRST call
for our frirutc opinions and then take Us
TO .ask for honestly and feerlsssly express
siog them.
lie, our people;sympathise as much as
they please with the oppression Of Ire
land. d.--ard God kuowsshe has aur SYM
pa,hy und besl wishes--bui do no, 10, as
do thu, which wewould censure in En-
g!ishmen if they we're TO practice il to-
wards US. ."Do as you would be done
by." is the best rnle OF conduc, nf all men;
and unless our correspondents are prrpsr-
ed 10 say shat ihey, could and would up-
prove OF public meetings ic Ensiand 10
dissoirc our Union, they canno, aud should
mol give their sauc,ion 10 public meetings
in the United States. to dissolve the union
betwcen England aud Ireland.
| Cad giant thai Ireland may succeed 10
| Der glorious and righteous struggle but
We have no righ, 10 express more Than our
PRAYERS and bcs, wishes in her behalf, aa-
less we are prepared 80 sanction and ap-
prove meciings in England 10 odissolye iae
Unicn.-N. Y. C6ur. s, Eng. 7h inst
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ryor, tke Coasti,stioalis,.

=
aa,. .'s, - ~, ,.a,,., tho sdon.
Fai oecassks. 'aus 49, y n,as @ $50 ~ n,r ~ u,o,,a
tiun pi tle anoRe H'tee eo'as % o". '.'',:i
We shall cDiiIaaae 10 'afe as our snue,, anui
we hsd atnoas ont i'uo''' 'uea "'s a..ir ds.';ai
vttne and inoeprhashse noso .s,,;,,,;.'n .nd
and dissn!ers'euness; y. a'sa. p'..'..,,.,"'',
less ansaitien yer otltela, pow a.a a
Under sica circumstance; s,'u VIZ 49,:
which hose ciscainslas.ces aas' ~ al " u,a"'
-rc-.nns. declafc lhai aIe hoihindnoha h'aueoy
the democratic convention sn'n,e oesuPpo,'Iau'
Is well by The whole detnocfaac parry as py
those citizens VINO, ihousn no! ehlsaee uaaes
the banner oi inas parry, Ihei'ne 10 s.eaa,'
dsgfoe 10 fbe great principles "a'ch 'i'e '''e"''
bers oft profess
We sssaa moi open sile nis'',y u Ian Pas'; ~
order,o ascertain ihe poitS Souauc, ~ a't.
Calhaun, HT. EnoPer, o1 s,s. o,aIa' "enosS !.,'
take those sei,tenien tor Wnat mey are d! tie
spyesest ii;ise. anal mol LOT woai they may nave
besn. We have piedges rom M .ha': - 70 "aale'er
vtsices they may ne piaceu, oncy WIN oe g9sefa
ca BY fhe principtes Q, use paiy "n,eh VIII
iiaSe eieetca Mets, a'.; Sa.ao"n u,ay u,se
been n;hs ieeces OF 'ifs npl'ssanon paf9 aI.
Conpsr may hasehse u,sn. .isuea u uie,'ioer s
OF tthai parry ~, sno aiI. 80 -, 10y - - !,
as'ius man. oe .lshes my ".. -.
,loesno' weisne 'eaa'is, ~ o". sri "aa'
men may have 'oriaefi! n,,s anos
sicsi'ela AUG psl''s,p'ss y suoa,a
,aaic 70 uo csss5 ~. "i r. ,ss ,1;sh ,he
sasssy - &c oar nhl;e ,ns,i,,nrn, as con.
piesefssi,,oh 2, ~ YES ,s;s N. sovs,n
sfilnpoisily sssas's.i "a .,..a, s,;.,. =,
~ -. ~ q ~
tee ada.,,,aS Z, I'D es,.sr;siiy T r. ,ya
our eA..ns' - IN ~ ece,,on,y TO ,,yese in
,,rs,h. nossyn,nsn,
tne elee.nsc sr ~ ss m. .soa.ns. ,t,.sa -.
Mslsh sls' I sa.ol'. a1e
jerss can pe :. a.. w.. -. -.
ton oi OH ~ - ~
reason Why 'ney nus ~
typt,s support ~ tse sss.s%c',s y. ia;
Mr. Calhc,ifl sois'. yeats sso. was npAso >: up
ea WIN dissftis.. Sae w "a:
" fhose VINO ias.1a !. ~ ~, ;,il -.
Gent snppoI., nas ss ~, Z x ,Is s
1aaiy Ssin ~. -
iaueh o,ssns ss.d <; T., a.
: 81 tne nocifibs " ~. ~
sod ga mai osu ne W - : 90.
jert slaesi plainly inns'es'fa " ~
soufheFn ss,isfesisf years eli.s =, :,
renee stase ar. =, .lie tao ~
Felis sic men. el eu,y ne Hiidel ssst''s tie
Interests The aafi aasa sFfsl as az
ih be bad been born m si'ser .. sIe:s sesl'o,is
the nneu; aud sso'lsa ne no plaS,a IN tsie
psesie'aiici ehsif, nc man u sosss As,e1 70
discharge tie duties OF NE ainss " " zoe Sittss9c
,ionefihe people OF The otlted s,ssses Us u'at
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-21

Popuiafienef Chic.-Enormors aslas
surface ex,eu, vi e Chiua is, for il excesds faH
,scnly degrees in length. and as many 10
average Breadth, il is still the most dsrsoly
pcopic,i country on The face Of ai,s. earth.
The amount oil population has been sci
down in round numbers at three hundred
millions. bu, whether tho statement be
heller ll,au a rude gncsais questionable.
Re ,bis. however as il may. one fact is
;n,Iispu,able. that. the soil is SO entirely
,nanapolized in providing, sustenance lor
man tha, 10 space has been left for the
larger quadrupcds. The Chinese horses
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-21

democratic convention. whiehsYill require tho
espIauniionwe arc enabled to give, as, without
Them, some of the incidents may be uiisaader-
ls,ood, or perverted, US they have already been.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-21

Convection were as decisiscly in favor nF
Mr.. Van Buren, rs some OF bis friends. s.ou,
OF New Hampshire. have Supposed. Ills
very possible he nigh, have had a mnjori.
,y there. but il was certainly nor very
resoiutc ur confident "nr-and the pro-
ccedinss are luii pro"f that The question
of who is the favoritc of the people Of New
Hampshire is sill 10 be determined,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-21

TIE Rarres, end tie SedsoRs.--TI,e
crop OF wheat just taken from the fields III
this sccliun of The country. is good. The
dry weather seems rs usual TO have heen
beneficial to il. Other products OF our
farms, especially oats, seem unpromising.
Bat tho rains have set in, and we trust
tfia,4he bare and blighied Look Of the
country is to he succeeded by abundan,
prcducrs.- Federal Union.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-02-04

nlNNEFORD'S Patent Improved Electrical
IL Horse HAN Ronovstors Foon the pccuIi.r
construction Of the Patent Horse Glove Brushes
every hair Is brought into independent action thereby
stimulating aud producing healthy action Of the
skin, removing the dandruG and producing Gne
sleek appearance Of the coat at the time avoid.
ing The irritation frequently created Ivy the ordinary
process OF groomings they now sought sito BY
most OF the leading gentlemen Of the day They
produce healthy state OF the system by friction
Without the risk of tearing the skin al the ordi.
nary hOrse-hair loves are liable 10 do. KeId cor.
stsnily for sale by WILLIAM YOUNG,
May 81 doors east Gadsby's, Pa. Az
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WISCONSIN.

1922. From Delsvan, by Darien, to Beloit, % miles
and back, once a week.
Leave Desvan every Friday at m; arrive at
Bclon same day by SPIN.
Leave Belon eye'y Saturday at 6 M arrive at
Delavsn same day by Jpn.
1923. F,on Fort Atkinson. by Gold Soriog and
Whtc Water, to EIkhorn, 30 miles and back once a
week.
Leave Fort Atkinson eyeiy Saturday at am; ar
rive at Elkhorn same day hy 6pm.
Leave Eshorn every Friday at 6 a m; asrve a
Fort Atkinson same day by 6 pm
442i From Fort Winneb,po. by Grand Rsp;Jes
TO Plover Por age, 50 miles and back once a week
Lave Fort WInnebago every Thursday at 6 a M:
arrive at Plover Portage next day by ia
Leave Povef Portage livery Friday at . m; srrve
at Fort Winnebago ncrt day by pm.
4i25 From Madison, by MontOe, 10 Freepor,, Ill.,
% miles and back, once week
=, Lave Madison every Monday te s m; arrive At
Fferpor, next day Nv Gpm
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Leave wapp.llo every Friday at a N; arrive al
Napoleon same day by 7pm
Leave Napoleon every Saturday al , mI arrive
at Wsppello same day hy q pm
45ii From Waubesepinieon, by Camanehe, New
York, Lyons and Charleston TO Bellevue, oI miles
and back week.
Leave Waubesepinieon every Thursday oil b mi
arrive at Bellevue next day by ~ noon.
Leave Bellevue every Friday at nj arrive at
Waubesepinieon next day by JPN
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RICHARD THOMPSoN's LIFE PREsERFER
Is found IN practice 10 cure
Coughs, Coids, Rheumdtism, Group, IIhoop
ing-cough, HemoTThdge and Splitting BiOod
W,surveroN, March 6, lsll.

W,sHrveroV, March G. lSil.
DEn SR Upon your renewed request, cannot,
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hcate Of confidence IN the efficacy Of the Bile Pre-
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III the fall Of 1870 was much exposed TO night
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er free from this complaint and during the early part
OF the next February was never without some de-
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suliciency Of Pcasc's Hoarhound Candy aud com
mon remedies, was induced 10 make a trial Of your
Llfe Preserycr. Before the middle Of March last
the use Of your medicine seemed 10 be the great
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find IN Il as pleasant and harmless physic as can be
administered in the mode prescribed by YOU
am, very respectfully yours,
JOHN LEEDS KERR
Mr. RIcHsRD TaoNrsoN
For Sale at WILLIAM YOUNG'S. two ors
east Of Gadsbys and by the proprietor, Missouri ay
euue, between 3 and 10 streets)
nov 2S-3t