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which ispromong the happiness and elevation
OF man In every quarter Of the globe.
"And here you will permit to allude TO incident
which has occurred in visit 10 Canada in which
perceived the cooperation Of the people OF that province
In the great moral reformation. While At Quebec
visited the falls Of Montnorenc cataract which, but for
yours would be among the wonders OF nature In
going IL passed through the parish OF BEAUFORT, and
there by the side Of the way, column with in
scrpton upon pedestal which had the curiosity stop
and read. was column erected by the people OF Beau
port gratitude the virgin for her goodness in promoting
the OF temperance ia that parish. Perhaps do not
sufficiently sympOthze with the people OF Bcaupoin at
bung to the Virgin direct influence upon this mo
raj reform; but in the spirit with which they erected that me
numcnt do most cordially sympathze with them. For
under whatever Influence the may be promoted, the
itself fail make its votares wiser and
better men. cannot make speech. My heart is full
and my feeble. Farowell-and with that farewell,
may e blessings OF heaven be upon you throughout your
lives"
At the close Of these remarks Mr. Adams left the stand
amid the cheers OF the multitude and repaired TO the Amcr
hotel where in the evening he received the calls OF
large number of ladies and genemen and the remen, who
turned out in very beautiful and brilliant ,orchight pro-
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busy life strikes upon the with pleasing muruur and
where, relieved from oil e morrow, aud safe from
zimmerman solitude" with goat only be spprecia-
ed by the secluded scholar. The Count worthy Of the
nonor you propose comforting upon him. recognize in
him the incarnation OF thoroughbred and
e. Our spheres OF action tho separated by the foaming
oow have been characterized by identity Of POSITION only
oahed oy the an,ngonistc forms Of the civil institutions
"huer which we have yegctated -- Can be forever
separated IRON men Of congenia souls Shall tw currents
W e he transparency parallel forever without meet
ing shall the extensive knowledge Of the European Beau
DC winen rom inc Occidental Beau shall lucky
eehg uansuse the elements Of into the other and
render each safely shielded from the assaults of IN, yrm
dons OF the socaed Justciaryi No: let MS meet and
and render innocuous all further sngs from legal darts
Permit gentlemen, 10 give you the following
Count DOrssy-Whcn his brilliant and glorious carer
on the stage OF life shall be finished and he shall rnp nto
the lonesome sepulchre Of the dead his shall occtpy
huge space in the books Of Tailo Booiakcrs
&c and the recollection Of his exquisite taste shall be en-
shrned IN the hearts OF all the votaries Of fashion.
Accept, gentlemen, for yourselves the Of
hgh and distinguished regards and for the Club you repre-
SENT my bestwishes for Its prosperity and welfare.
HICKMAN.
by Coun, DOrSay. America: The ASYLUM of the op
pressed OF every cmo-a safe refuge from bailis and
"iots ohls Air, "Nots the Venue"
by Fra Diavolo. D'orsay: Tho agricultural implement
Air, BLACKSMITH supcrine,
Can You mend this rake of miner
by Fra Carlos Imprisonment for debt contrary 10 ,.
humane spirit Of the age: May speedy abo
lition.
BY Fra Ambrose. Sardanapaus: The exquisite of olden
nme-Assyria's arid waste holds noblcr corse.
by Count D'Orsay The highest enjoyment of the man
o. fashion; 'etimizng tailor and "doing dun"-tAt
the conclusion OF this toast,
Fra Giuseppe, being called on for a song warbed in his
sweetest accent,
"Vots the odds you're appyl"
by Fra Antonio DOrsny; His patriotic and phianthrr
pic opposition To all laws for the protection Of home indus
try richly entities him To the gratitude every gentleman
who wishes TO live above his income.
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From lie Nsir York Spirit If the Times.
ATENAS InKER.

three ycoss ago copied the following sterling bit
Of fun from to ~ oxas Morning Star" published at U,gs
ton 1t lately ic. 80 OR sg1u, and tckied
upon reading it once m1re that determined for
second heat. ", will take small odds that three months
time 10 viii laye been epUbshed ia ha the newspapers in
the country
AqrAuc ScLstRy-Durng the hardest of the storm the
day before Yesterday took lounge down the steamboat
andiug;-Shic standing the brink Of deep Ruioy that
emYisd IT, 81 into the bayou, attention
vas attracted 20 the bottom Of the gucy, where drunken
iJaier -iommiug he torrent, holding 90 root fas,
anchored in the bank. The poor fellow knowing any
one wHs heaf him, combating fate maniy aud in
calculating his chances o escape gave the fol-
owing:
"Hayut the orful -iuyaon To- be placed i'm. nolow1 If
wos steamboat ROLL wood PIE I'D be better wort,
fifty cents the dollar than I' be again. Unless I'm
R0u0 now there haynt truth in ircno1gy. I've
weighed oil the chances like ginera and find only two
mat bears Va ny ihy, tic bret D. skunk hole o. crawl
into, and the second special incorporation Providence;
and tlie bo. chance of the two is slim, only had
the charge. I'd give premium Tor tine skunk hulchem'a
my sentiments. II could be- mink, mussrat, ~ % ltsr
snake, for about two months prehaps wOuldu't mount
the FIRST stump tUihcr side OBJ tue Bio and flap my WING end
crow over eyorasun' life, scientifically prcscUated But
WHATS the use hodn on this root there haynt skunk
hole In these ere dggins; the CITING taller about
a icci, and % my nose long 81 kingdom come %
wouldn't stick much tsGtE. Oh Jerry Jerry you're
gone sucker, and guess your don't Nov you're
out; wOman WON'T she cry the glsses out Of her spec
tacc- when she hears her duru' Jerry has got the whole
Of Bu,hJ 81, for s cOni Whata pity It's some phian
hrop, member o the humane society never had fore
sight enough 90 build house this gutter with Steam,
engine % keep out the water II they'd done it in time
they might have had the honor and qualification of .,y,,
the c Of eCr being, but its all day with YOU Jerry and
big harbOr anchor in lt's too bad 10 20 oil n
this oriui manner when they knows ] oilers hated wa.
Ter ever since was big enough 10 know want whskey
feel the root giyn' way, and since don't know prayer
here's bit of Wau- DOxoogcr, prove ldicd christians
ION the bank where drocp'd the wl.or
Long time usI'
Before Jerry got to the conclusion he was washed into
Tie bayou within few feet of iargc flat that lad lust star.
ted for the st.amb,ah csc caught prospect o deivo.
rance, and hc changed to burden ~ bis Jirgc thr.
ing cry OF "lcatc TO- passenger overheard and sinking
with belt iuI Of specie tho what saves me make.
his fortune" Jerry ished ashore by a dlkey; and 10
show h gratitude, invited Quashcy "to 90 up the dog.
I gerry and Iquor."
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OF Tyler, with a note appended thereto in ycster-
days Enquirer
The confession to Noah runs:
If President Tyler could fairly obtain nomi-
nation in the Convention, il would be his duty and
pleasure to supper, him as the Democratic candi-
date; hut a, present there were prospects of his
success"
The note to this, in yesterdays Enquirer, is as
follows:
No great danger in making that pledge, But
we 90 with party for their nominee.
That's candour for youl
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o. The Enquirer cannot see any "inconsistcn-
cy' in lis declaration TO Major Noah, that the
"ground is already occupied" by Mr. Van Buren,
and is professions to Mr.. Calhoun's friends, Of its
being uncommiitcd, and ready to support him, If
nominated. II may not be- "inconsistcnt we
did not use that word for VIC thought il q matter
invoking something more than mere consistency.
II looked to Us like want of cnndom and fair deal
ing-which would not have been very crcdablc,
when practiscd towards an adversary, and still less
so, when employed upon a friend. II the Engpir.
cr had frankly avowcd what lis Ediior did TO Ma.
jor Noah, that the "ground was already occupi.
ed" by Mr.. Van Buren,, no one could have com.
paincd but in Expressing that important fact and
feeding Mr.. Calhouns friends with hopes, that he
would be nominated, is-"onc Of the arts Of
able Editorsm
As a specimen Of editorial candour, we annex
the Editors confession to Noah about bis support
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-05

u GREENE, convicted the last term OF our Superior
Court for the murder OF Henry w Arne was executed in
this City ON Friday last. lie his fate with composure
bordering on Indifference IL reported that since his con-
Ncton' he has acknowledged the killing Of Anet, Al the
galuws he made public confession He was attended
IN his last moments by the Catholic Priest. .
On the morning after his execution, his aged and heart
stricken mother, arrived in this place from Baltimore where
sAe resided having Travelled this long and weasome Jour
ney npeled by mothers love, save, possible her
rng and guilty SON Her appeal made the Exocu.
i've but rs the guardian OF the laws, and the protector
der these laws OF the peace and lives OF his fellow
he could not feel himself liberty violate his sense OF
right by listening to that Columbus Georgia. H.
qRireT.
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TOBACCo-MhR Better.

crop OF tobacco, raised in Louisa county by VIM Ba.
Kerr ESQ., sold yesterday by Messrs Ellis & Elicit at
the following extraordinary prices to MrJames Thomas
OF this city: No BAT $40 So No. ., $50 80; No. g. $40;
No ., 49, No ., 81, and Nos. C. I, and lOaveraged
So so per cwt.
Also crop raised by Mr. A. NJ Baker the same com.
~, and sold by Messrs. T. & f.. the following prces-
No. at SIS; No. >. $780, No ,, So, and No Tugs sc.
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The SrRss-Ful -four thousand strangers says the Sn
ra'oga Sentinel of yesterday arrived during the week end
ing last night and the town presents array beau
~, wealth and fashion before equned The Scnt
mel adds that the Hotels large and small filed TO their
utmost capacity but that the departures every dav
leave room lOI new comeIs.-AIbanv Jonr.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Nigh Hat,- ai. day al II! o'cioek u NJ
ARRIVED,
Brig. j. A. Lancaster, Loveland New Orleans Sundries
Schr. Benz. II. Field Vansldcr Philadelphia light.
Schr. Caiharne Amanda, Teal, Philadephia sundries
Schr Ltciield Dcnson Boston, plaster J. Fisher and
Son.
Schr Fair American Dorothy, York river corn and wheat
BeiOD-bOund M,
Schr. w. w. Wyer, Adams, from Boston.
SAILED,
Barquo Mazeppa, Smith, dropped down to load with wood
Schr. CeylOn, Piper, Fall River, COAL for jersey City
Brig. Thomas Il Edward, Gichrist, Boston, coal.
Schr. Robert Henry, Brown Baltimore, coal.
NEW YORK, Aug. 3-Cleared, ship Metamora, Lowe
Va.
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ALLEN q cos OFFICE,
UNDER THE EXCHANGE

s'ooo 10000 6OOO, 5000, 1000 500 1000 Sc are
soh OF The PTizrs the Alexandria Lottery No ~ Dr,uny
received Monday Morning IS Nos IL Tickets sIO
ALSO the Drawing OF Grand LOTTERY No n ~
De received at III" same meCaptal $1,000 Whole Tckes
Halves so cts No Quarters. -
" Tickets in III" above Lotteries had at the ofr. o
Allen 4 Co. ~ " " ''' VI
An Ordinance 10 preuent The EneaHpneEf Of Waggor,
and Teams in unHeIOsed grounds near pared streets
and for other purposes.
- Passed August J, Is4al
whereas great inconvenience has from tie
during the night and the long oppage feeding and loading ami
uadr during the day and other vehicles with
horses mules oT oxen IN spaces near or ada
cent 10 ue more fcquenicd city, and in
the vicinity OF shoekoe Warehouse Creating offensive ami
even dangerous nuances, and eIpecnt that stop should Al
once he put theTeto;-Thcrcfore,
l. BE ordained Council Of the CITY Of Ricto, an,
ordered That IN case vehicle drawn by
ses mules or other beasts shall vacant ground uni-
closed AMI open to paved streets lane alley in the civ
s not be lawful for the driver horses
ground after such vehicle has been unnad
IN no case shall horses, De fed on such
vacant ground knowingly owners or drivers
thereof To thereon night when attached IN ,m
wagon cart OF other vehicle when drawing the
sane And such driver Offending agan. bis or
nance shall forfeit and for such sum of i've dollars
ifce person receive not exceeding Ten
ia 7 "'
Thus ordinance shall take affect and from and AFTER
the 18th day Of August. lsl3.
true Copy.
au 5-eotI5thAug WIN r. sIIFPP ann = ., -
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ENRUST SALE.-Pur.uant 10 two Deeds of
- TrIt executed m DE sbscnier by Ms Duva AMI Joseph
DuvaL ofiicuco county day of December stg
90 other o 5 dav NJ Dccefnhr l-f2 shall WEDNESDAY
ihe 2e day Of August fe o e highest bidder money
IN the premses the Tact Of Land which Miles Duva
row ffsdes continuing four hundred and my
and place W.T. ell on e Terms other
land NJ ue upierend OF co. Count, asd three
De lz anf 1amoE al ~ which
Selling as Trrsec shall convey only vested me
BY virtue u The deed. WA a. JOHNSON. Trustee.
~ the same time aud place n The falc named shall sc
The arcics named Deed Trust uin Mics Duvai 10 me- d.
ted the ID day Jsnunp, lsfJ
IA S-2awtis q. MAXWELL.
NOUNfRY BAR IRONs tons wei assorted Country Bar Iron
~ q superior qualify, for sie by
aus SHIELDS \ sOMERvILLE.
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NIAIsRIED.

On Tues the 18th July Mrs Watson in
the County of Louisa by the Rev. Mr. Earnest Mr. JAMES H.
RAWLINGS Of Spoyyana; to Miss VIRGINIA w. daughter
Of the late IT. James Minor OF the former County.
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Nonu,., g.. $3.50, -.
Mes-rs A. n Co-c.nt, nm. ns...., s, In go
the so en-, n, v.,. .uo pte-eh' WIZ ntofm
,, -, ~ Ss "st ana who has for the last years been
ma os ~. "'sss and what some eahsd seaei
eas .. an heun which esenei surface IN Is
~ho. .,,s,rs y ue barge OF thick matter from
'o ne whie TINS" About ris months commence,
ter AMI has continued healing until p.,y ,- 49, ' MT
cured Her general health ro.., and no
toms nave resulted Mrs FANNY uIS,. F"P
no,x.,, -, ~-
r r~s r1s",'. .se Advertisements in this city papers
A. h. SANDS Co pns,, ana , '. . and Tor e,porauon. by
No 273 broadway ch,,nler. ,,c., rs [ building.
agent Richmond A. Duvai Co., IN Pr,er.bu,, p
Norfolk A. Santos .ns III ~ ""pef Amber
principal cities In the u stae--rree o. 90 ps, sol ,
aus
. W The earliest records OF Grccian H,ioy noo,., - -,
i'mpes OF inc immortal Gods the puh,. ho
Euuono, an remedial inventions. and through ,,
the Curator of sns, satufrS priest appointed a.
only to the e %S%s Of duty was
seeu,,, ana wiling at all times to e,pound ,h.
human misery Tbns ~ WIN view to lsscn the
Bank OF Health where public might derosc H. savings
snres resulting individual, iulns,x q, H. Mten ifea
ior the use and advantage OF that S.m, nrhs increased
uSn had emanaed and for the benefit Of an po.,cr,~ M
INFORMS u.s. that with natons So ,..
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o. The Enquirer says the letter. which we published
tho other day. from Niles Register Of $780, was declared
forgery the time lis being declared So does not mako
We heard Of the letter until we snw it last
week; but nothing in the Register to confirm tho
allegation Of is fictitious character.
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TRuNKSl TRuNKSl! TRUNKSlM

HEAP and good both Iron and Wooden Frame Just
~ naddonnl supply. and win be- soh on mprcccdcnty
pes upon the Of starting the Springs up
per county, respectfully informed that have large n
Trunks both and wooden frame, sizes together good
Caci Bags and Vaces and having purchased
much bew former prices they may rely upon being supplied
good Trunk Carpet Bag and very moderate price by
ling upon the subscriber J. y. WATKINS,
Fashionable Boot and shoc Dealer Sign Of the Manout
nearly opposite tho Ben Tavern few Shove opposite
sldo, Main street.
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Signed,

Hermecs! llickmans grateful heart prompts him 10 &C.
knowledge sans delay a the French say the reception Of
The kind invitation which you did him the honor to send
Hickman pledges you his fair fame, ngaiut which tho mis-
gc II SANDER md envy have long been directed but could
novcrriDg into, because virtues g thrown around it,
that nothing buta Of circumstances forming
complete barrier ol impossbiy, Kind friends who will not
permit him TO venture out for fear Of meeting with contam
nation by contact with the vulgar herd should prevent his
presence from the festive board where that brgh,est star in
the empire Of fashion Is % shed his s9 and MELLON light
sec in my minds eye She gorgeous decorations Of tho do
micio-iho splendid paeeanty that will surround you-oh
that could be with you!
My frame, enervated by TOO eager compliance with in
vatons from the most distinguished circles in the city last
winter collapsed purse induced by the unremiued and
camorous attacks Of certain pests Of polished society
monty called ShoIis, and playful observation Of poticoa
strong about tho streets without keeper, impood the
corporate authorities who acuotcd by benevolence
and good sense scarcely parsecd) advise my retirement
TO this charming placewhero the turmoil Of agiiaied and
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NFARIoUs-shoud the article referred to in this udvor
tsemeu be offered for suo any Of readers they will
please notify the same 10 The owner.
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A TREATISE nIndigcstiOn.-Protnoted IndRes.
~ and consequence being The application ~ he pmc
teal department of Medicine ~ The results Of inquiry the
laws The functions addrs sod by the author his retire
Nv Medical profession both 10 the members o. TINT pro
and weoducaed public particularly parents by A. p
w. Philip w. D. FRs London and Ednburgvst Published Tor
sale su4 SMITH, DRfNKERA MORRIS.
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The Enquirer acknowledges the corn; but thinks the
Major ha. given to his words rather stronger representa-
ton than he intended.
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MAJOR NOAU,s MISSION,

T. Goppcars that Count Dorsay has been with the Her
Inctics Of our city,
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NILES FINE CALESE<IN a MOROCCO iIOOTS
Mt $500 $3.50 md $500.

HAVE on hand supply OF these Superior will be sold
- at the above uneommony low prices only reason for sell
ing them at such sacrifice they Iur mi Of
that's a Gentleman bargain in this article viii
M a DAyIn pIrI tNf.rp<
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NEFARIOUS.

NEFARlUUS.
TbNiE Thief is wanted who ncfariously alb.
"A strncied from the entry OF GOoDwANEs Academy
MAHOGANY FRAME with Drawings Of a Birds Nest a Land
scape, Tuhpe delneaied coors and were
executed by Mrs Goowane whose as author il aI
pended to them suitable reward will c-ruy given 10 any
person who VIII restore this property besides worth
Pupils ENGAGED copying same. au III
S0H BBLs No Gross iIerrngs, prime order
oOO so baskets Salad oil
40 cases bottles do--for sale by
aus DAVENPORT ALLEN.
EWfLOUR-Ihe subscriber hand supply ,upc
nor new Hour and viii continue keep and
bills extensive supplies quality
for sale on The most reasonable in ots
au > d3Sc!w THOMAS WILLIAMS.
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DRY GOODS

w r. have received by recent arrivals and Of
v v fer for sale the following goods.
Oxford and Steel mixed satncs do Tweed Cassncrs
Table Twist herseys, Fine and Maddcr Prints Irish Lin
ems Joness tanhcs Satin Jeans Beaccd Drills Bleach
cd long Cloths Raworts Tayors Spool Cotton plated Hooks
and Eyes, Marlalls Thread. &c
a.
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REWARD Of $50 offered apprehension aud delivery
IN the City Of Richmond $40 apprehension
and securing jail in the Commonwealth Virginia that
get him again. SAM he called himself SAM
TWlNE who len November lie supposed a.
be about feet 10 or II inches height rather slender
formed complexion dark brown; full frequently redh
about the appears years age though
ne Is Oder perhaps - - are
Ieeoee'ed iohave been noticed about him. though mtos
Sbe That hs show the lancet which he
was IN the habit of belonged for several
10 the late Amistead Hin who resided about
miles Nothwes Of Petersburg; his Mr. VIM
h at That time q or yeas ago. residing The Richmond
tefbug turnpike Road miles from the
DIT Pm AEdcrson, ofChes rcd Count House had been vice
sold at public auction in ihs city June, was r
chased by my Willis ownedby Mr. Hin and Anderson he
was employed principally gardiner driver WAGNER
which carried hun frequently Petersburg he was pa
euary orof going and where he has many acquaintance ~
well A. brother aud several tbu
den belong To Mr. Charles COrhie, Mnrccai
Brown decd Three Of hs still owned Anderson
and one Of his daughters living Nj +. n In Cut
pepper but belongs io Me Martha lin and place
tiii SAM oh his and bought by
MrSaunders Of Richmond, who removed them plantation
~ The upper end Of Hanover There but little doubt pays
passing via % his wife. anil alan his children friends IN
Chesterfield and Petersburg. which last place and the
Fisheries in the ngbouood of City Point hs seen
b M
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WORTHAM'S OFFICE.
UNDER THE EXCHANGE uoTt,t

'hanees for the above Prize obtained IN DIV Tk.,.
sio-Slares IN proPorionsiOOO Cap,sl IN small ~ mo
vsopT,, ,,,s
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IN LARGE size Wheat Fans,
Il " 10 Small do do
Received aud for sale by Tau y WIN. ANDERSON Jr
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aotparhenss see advertisements and ohrr ev ,.,
rerarvd and Sold Wholesale retail and for .,r,,,o H.,
q So Druggists and Chemists C,nit. n,iIt,.-
NO xIs BROADWAY street NJ w.,
asen'n ehnond Duvai Co., Petersburg Rour, A 49,,
sou IN orio !" n Santos and ohl ~ a.,
for Is NN Wv" per oouie q bottles
|
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RI HHDS. prime New Orleans Moasses
wv 20 Tierces DO DO
so Bbls. do No
For sale by au H. w 4 1 PRy l. Co
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TANdRiNDS
"A SUPERIOR article, fresh and good for sale
N at the CRED MORTAR Main srcct-u., ne
'"N VIC VA MARKET TAU u JOHN J. CRAWFORD
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NWE-As mo supply could be Obtained the absence of The
I'oi Tor neat Lords Day, there preaching AT the
o "n be no preaching at the Fret Baps, Church in The
M OF odspa In the afternoon 4. O'Clock IN. Rev
ID. fiumer will preach. -. Wv NV