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Removal of Postnnsters and Custom House


The Postmaster in Randolph N. Y. has Just been
we'd. Common decsncy should prompt Of these
removals, least while the President and the Cabinet
enjoying the Inequalities OF this part Of the country.
Since the above written, that removals have
been made in the Salem Custom House. under eye
were, OF Mr. Tyler which, say the asst bad
principle, is certainly in the possible taste.
The Boston Atlas thus the facts.
PROGRESS JouN TYLER MAssAcnusETTs.-"I will
remove incumbent from office who has faithfully acqu
ted himself Of the duties Of his Office John Tyler April
9th 1871.
We informed, yesterday, that Mr. Stephen Daniels
good wing and excellent officer has been removed from
the office of Surveyor of the Customs in Saem-and that
Edward Parey Locofoco and the editor Of Mr. Rantous
paper the Salem Advertiser, has been appointed his
stead.
We also learn that Capt. George W. Seaver has been
moved from the office OF Collector aud Lawson NASH from
the office of Surveyor, of the Port of Goucese-and that
two Locofocos have been appointed in their place. Both
the officers who thus removed have performed their du-
Ties with the perfect acceptance all the merchants
doing business at the Gloucester Custom House, and
assured by the most respectable merchants OF that port
that there possible for their removal except
perhaps that they the suppant tools of Mr. Ran
tout.
How unfortunate it is that the Wings OF Boston did
bow down. III humble submission, the feet OF John Ty
ler.-N. y. Express.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-26

The Georgia papers speak of brilliant display Of loren.
sic oloquence, the trial Of the Bank robbers Columbus
Among the counsel, who distinguished themselves on the
occasion. was X. A. Toombs, Esq.-a few years since a
student at the University Of Va and one Of the most
promising young men in Georgia.
Tie Columbus Enquirer thus notices his speech:
"'Ihe argument Of counsel closed on Wednesday, with
one Of the most brilliant aud interesting speeches against
the accused, to which have listened Col Toon,s
was tho speakernnd utter the sentiments Of five hun.
drcd Of our best citizens who listened with profound inter
est to his remarks, when declare that It Is not IN the
power Of human eloquence display more fooiby pointed
and eonyincingly, the strong features Of case than
was done this occnsionn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-26

The Word IVhGf.-"What o'clock" is the first word
which sportsman says his valet who awakens him. and
what sort OF morning is it alt is fine at present. but
should not wonder but phaf il will before night
WHAT clothes will you today and iohaf horse is the
groom TO send TO covert The cook also wishes to know
ohdt you would like TO have for your breakfast aud oha
hour will you dinel" What has she gotn the arder" is
the next question OF the master; who, when he arrives at
the side thus n Sporting farmer whom ne Oh
serves mounted promising young horsel" What have
you got herei lohat is his agel"-next "ohat is his
breedF--iourthly, "Dhat is ID hoghtl"-and lastly,
Dhat is his Price2 "Whaf glorious morning for hunt
lng observes sportsman another "and tphaf lying
Tor fox" Yes" replies the latter, "and tohat fine
pack Of hounds ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-26

THE lNFLuENZA-A large number of persons in
this city have within few days past been attacked with
the same disease dcnominated "Inuenza" which has
mentioned in the New York papers having prevailed
there saccompanied with ievers OF the throat
coughing, and pains throughout the SYSTEM The compa
this morning has been considerable extent and pre-
suned the disease has been augmented, owing the
cesiYe closeness OF the atmosphere since yesterday
ing. Persons would do we'll to be careful.-BIh. Pat.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-26

meeting 81 Repeaers has been held in Charleston, s.
Carona-wbieh was addressed by Mai. Msgra,h and the
Hon. n, H. Pinckney.
" W. seymour, Esq, followed and proposed the follow.
ing resolutions which after anmuted address by the mo.
YER, were unanimously pissed.
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OHIO.

LAW, BANKRurTs, AND LAwyERs.-The u. s. district
court for Ohio has lately been in session Steubcnvc in
that state. More hanonc thousand OF applicants
the bankrupt law before it, correspondent OF the
Marietta Intelligencer, says:
Lawyers thicker here than frogs in the land
Egypt Nearly every county in the has representa-
tive from the legal profession and OF them dozen
There probably hundred in court
La me- said the andlady OF OF the hotels hundred
her table this morning, there lawyers
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sAsn~s CshkrEArsp exeeusnf
which creating
has at length made
and the sop~ around w. read
great eh'eaey of this invaluable very
Prasam beverage esinebst recently sny
positive Proof which could induce spesk y
hesn our posse-son wen convinced that without
any exception u the aud compound
ever onefs Ia the public Toe Me Diseases rhsaua
other complaints ~ '
no~'fu venierr that hardly dare valuable disco
very IN the medical SCIENCE -t oIarze reputation for
ncuty and consistency but ~,
hazard the remark which We have made above Ha ford Rsr,s
ROT particulars advertisements city pap-r-
rwpacd AMI Sold wholesale and and ssporaon nv
~ sshNDs CO. Druggists and Chemists Granc Buildings
no s's bioadway conner Of Chambers
agent IN Hehinond Duva Co.. Petersburg Roper 4 An.,
son. IN Norfolk santos and ok Druggists generally in IN.
for S5. - - 1880 ~.
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IMPORTANT DEcIsioN-THE LrABnIry ~ srrauro,rs
AND hAi~toAps roE LOST BAooA0E-It will be seen by
reference to the report Of the Of Tobey Wander
bit, which we have published that the Court Of Errors sye
affirmed the decisions Of the lower Courts establishing ,lo
doctrine Of the Common Laws
j. That oil common cauiers responsible for goods u,
on board vessels conyeyances without reference or
respect to any notice that tey may give that they will no,
be held thus responsible.
Thaia notice on the part Of the owners Of any stesm
boat or conveyance, that they will not be accountable nm
less receipt 70 tokeR does not them from re-
sponsibiliy.
The decisions have been given IN ros,y &c.. =;
several Of The States well New Y0k before the
sent bot the question has been carried 10 oar higbe,
tribunal and 90 isr AZ State is concerned j. definite
yseuled.-N y. ErPyesa
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-26

Nathaniel Greene, lLocofoco) has been appointed Post
Master at Boston, in the place Of Gordon who goes as
Consul to Havre.
Robert Rantou-a flaming Aboliiionist and Locofoco,
appointed Collector Boston, Gov Lincoln remoy.
ed:-so says the correspondence of the N. Y. Courier
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-26

ILLISoIs.-A friend Ridge Prairie (nos) writes u.
-our Congressional election takes place in August We
hope TO elect three Wings the seven; but are certain
oil only one Judge that the wheatcro
state is winter killed. Up North the peach trees are killed
also but here they are uninured and promise abundance
iTut"=N. j.. Com. Adrcr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-26

We informed that the petition 20 President TYLER adj
opted at the meeting Of Aboonsts in this city during
me anniversary week, has been Forwarded in letter 10y
Nenden Phillips, ESQ. chairman Of the committee The
'hr ~ winch IT'S enclosed requests interview for the
purpose ol comforting with the President upon the object Of
NC memorial. The committee have received no answer "a
me" communication The petition, we learn was very nu
mefousy sgned u was drawn up by colored man. the
clerk Of Ellis Grey Loring Esq and the beauty Of Inc pon
manshp displayed In H. would do honor IL l. sad 20 the
best teacher u penmanship .-BosfoH Alias
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-26

The weight OF the largest bells in the world are as fol-
lows:-The bell ut Peters, Rome Is COZ lbs; nj Ronen
43OOO lbs at ST. VANS, Moscow, 100000 bs at Flo
renee, 1000 lbs; great Tom of Oxford l70OO at ST.
Panl's. 5000 lbs; and at Lincoln. 8. s9i lbs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-26

ReHOpai.-The Washington Capitol, Of yesterday says
II was umored about the Department on Saturday that DR.
Barton, OF the bureau OF Medicine &c, in the Navy De-
partment, had received permission to leave
~ y. COur. Enoniyer
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port OF Richm ond.
H.gA water Mis dag at o'eioeL p. NJ

~
HigA Water Lhis day al oeiOek q. NJ
ARRIVED, at City Point
ship Clyde, Theobod rs days I-.vsPoo
Palmer.
ARRIVED,
Scir Ajax. StosiT
denee, with fruit, To Rankin 4 Whitoek
sehr Leading STAR Cooley, CheuysiOn., corn
Sehr Nie Bell Boston, sundres
Seir Amanda TTavers, City Point, light
Sehr Amra. Barns. Baltimore. sundres.
sen VIM w Wyer, Adams Boston, sundries.
sehf Olive Branch Shaw Maine. Rankin & wbitock
SAILED,
seir santa Maria, Kean. Norfolk dour
selT Fox, Harrington. City Point tobacco
sehr Commerce, KIagg. New York, coal
sehr Ltehheld, benson, Sandwich, coal
schT Catharne WILCOX, Liscomb, New York coal
sehr saml 4. Abbott, Bowker New Yoik, coal
selr fulcnm, Norris, Sandwich coal.
selT Heroine, Graham, Norfolk, coal
Sehr Eliza Ann Thomas Baltimore, eoat
sehr Alice A. PendeTgast Ekon. coal
sehr union Paine, Boston. flour and tobacco
sloop sally Ann White, Gwalnney smiihdeli sunlr,r.
PHILADELPHIA June 24-Ceared sch Orator oiny.r Rich
moDd. " t'''
BOSTON, June 2l-Airived schr Council, Baker, Rich
mond.
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ROBERT TYLER, the author OF Ahasuerus' has another
poem IN the pesso the arper. IL to be entitled Death
or the Dream OF Medons The Newly ork correspondent
OF the ntegencer chronicles the important fact that Re-
bert read the last prool-shee while in this city.
~ Y, Tribune
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-26

The Oregon COunfry.-A late number Of the London
Times says the negotiations reference this territory
quietly and steadily proceeding in London; and we
have no doubt that in another the ministers will be able
10 lay before the nation satisfactory settlement OF
the northeastern boundary Of the United States
Nils, Register
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field preacher lately after exhausting all his and
eoquence upon his auditory, and finding them still
ing obdurate, concluded his prayer follows "And, o
Lord make the hearts Of these their head
Albion
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b-GEoRen.-The Wings Of this Stsle have Bominsted
Geo w. Crawford for the Office Of Governor, and a. H.
Stephens for Congress
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lrISop.Thc nominations for next Congress are nearly
completed, follows:
DIST. IPhig CaRd. Loco Foeo do
l. (Alton) ]. l.. ID. Morrison, Robert Smith.
III. Zadok Casey.
I'LL Justin Harlan, Orlando b Ficklin
N.(Chcago.) Giles Spring, John Wentworth
V.(Quincy,) q. ii. Browning, Samuel w. Douglass
VI. Valena) Cyrus Walker, Joseph 2, Hogs.
VII. (Sprngfeld,) John J. Hardin, J. N. McDougal.
NJ Trib,,,.
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ady who made pretensons the refined feelings
went 20 her butcher with him on his cruc
prseiess"How sad she, "con you be barbsrousas
put little innocent lambs TO dealhi" "Why madam,
ss'd ne butcher, you would notca them alive woudyouf
Albion
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CoNNECTICUT-sCHooL FUND


The capital of the School Fund of Connecticut according
to the Commissioners Report, 50 04i 354 81. The
unsod lands belonging the fund being the only means
OF increasing its productive capital The present amount
he says, be materially augmented The original
capital Of the fund 81 200 OOO-NiIes' Register
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-26
nLore D.mocrnla Ronrhi ~

The Summer session of tho General Court commences
to-day IN this city.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-26

We lind the following "eter Of recommendation from
Dr. franklin revived in the newspapers aud is an adj
mirable illustration Of the boring which public menand pr
vae ones too for tn mattc-have frequently undergo
we copy IT, The story is, that while the Doctor United
States Minister II Paris he often mporuned by per
sons unknown 20 him to give them letters Of recommends
ton that he prepared the following form Of one which in
some instances he actually employed in choking of app
cants IN. Y. Courier Inquirer
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-26

CHRoeRAruy.--wha knswledge be- more prohta Die
than that OF writing good mercantile hand. To write
well is certainly handsome accomplishment but IL is
great deal niore-it is highly useful The fate OF many
worthy young has been decided by their hand writing
young may have good knowledge Of business.
cellent morals great industry and may lose situations that
could lead wealth. from being unable write n good
hand Cases of this kind have under obser.
walton. Every body ought write WELL particularly the
Clerk whose bread depends upon his skn the Gen.
Washington wrote with the regularity Of eopperplao-a
model for young lawyers, who too take pride in
writing legibly We would say 10 all young aud old
friends, who plain handsome. rapid hand
call Mr. Goodwane. Main he will teach them
in few lessons all they may need to know. We have
samples Of the Of his pupils in counting house.
Our books OF sae invoices and ledger show the
binary skill OF this teacher The toughest writer may
suit him with confidence. A MERCHANT.
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VI tRItIED,

On "Wednesday the 9Th inst at Lhngolen Loudoun Co, Va
by the Rev. Philip Slaughter WELLINGTON GORDON Hro 10
FRANCES daughter OF the Hon Cuihbert Powell
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Ii we admit that there first man. be all OF
the same house, OF family equally ancient Prior
-"NaLlsS and heraldS. By your leave.
Here lie the bones OF Matthew Prior,
The Of Adam and Of Eve:
Let Bourbon or Nassau 90 higher."-[ Albion.
a GRATUIToUs LEcrURE.-A gentleman having been one
day called upon subscribe OF lectures object
ed because" said he my wife gives grsiuitous
ture every eyening."-ABioR.
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kssssS. That cordially participate In The ssn,ionis
of ths Hon. Jno. Mekeon in Proposing Address the
people Of France appealing them ofanire Repeal A.
socssons cooperate with the American people, n aiding
Ireland. in her present glorious struggle for Legislative In
depenee. and that recommend similar resolutions all
those who feel interest the grea, cause, wherever
bc found.
Resoiped. That recommend 10 the Repeal Associs-
tons throughout the United States send delegates
convention be held sthe city OF New York. such
be hereafter agreed upon for tho purpose of debe
rating such matters apperain TO the interest Of Ire
land.
On motion OF Mr. Jno Clarkcn, IL was
Resolved, That n Irshmen debt Of gratitude
To those independent American citizens who have
joined the standard OF Repeal and have svowed themselves
the uneompromsng enemies Of oppression aud the advo
Gates Of Ireland in her present struggle for Liberty aud n
dependence.
We observe notice taken Of Mr. oConnels late speech
in which he repadiaes sympathy and aid from the South
ern Sntcs-and threatens Abolition!
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SR-rhe bearer going to tho United States presses me
10 give him letter OF recommendation although know
nothing Of him. his name This may seem extra
ordinary but assure you il Is uncommon here Some
times indeed, person unknown brings another equally
so To recommend him, and sometimes they recommend
another As TO this gentleman, must refer you TO himself
Tor his character aud moras with which he Is certainly
better acquainted than possibly can be. I recommend
num- however, to those ovlies which every stranger Of
whom we know no harm, has right and request you
will do him oil tho good Offices and show him oil the favor
that on further acquaintance you shall find he deserves
r. FRANKLIN
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Rr FAIR AT POUR MILE cRHEK--Ts Ladies Mia
Cteek win hok their fa the foafh win
ohsr Cor ale of faney
they respectfully invite thu rcnsfa
with share Of usually
Toe eonninen-iabic b41
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WING CONVENTION IN MISSISSIPPI

NV kONNENIlON IN mlSSlSSlfHl.
The Wings Of Mississippi in convention at Jackson
last Monday, for the purpose Of nominating candidates for
Governor, Treasurer Secretary Of State and Auditor opub
lc accounts gentleman who present assures IL
was one Of the largest assemhages Of the kind
ed IN the State. The utmost harmony aud good feeling
prevailed throughout its deliberations and every member
seemed TO be animated by sentiment determination
To redeem the State from the grasp Of the vampycrs who
have wasted its substance and blasted it, character Nu
norous eloquent and able speeches made by the Hon
y s. Prontisa and other talented gentlemen present during
the session Of tho convention, which lasted days On
Tuesday evening adjournment carried utter nomna.
ting unanimously the following candidates.
FOR GOVERNOR,
GEORGE II. CLAYTON, Of LOwndes
FOR SECRETARY sTATE
LOUIS G.. GALLOWAY, Of Holmes.
FOR AUDITOR,
LUKE LEA, q Kinds.
TREASURER,
WILLIAM HARDEMAN, Of Madison.
The ticket good has ever been presented 10
the people u that State The gentlemen composing u, are
al men Of high character and Wings any State in
the Union boast.
No congressional nominations made for the reason
that the State has been discted accordance with tie
set u Congress II the legislature which convcnes In
July, performs ~ duty and divides the State congress
sonai districts, each district will maks nomina.
ton Bot " that body refuses obedience the law Of Con
gress the Wings will take porl in the matter, but allow
the election togo by defanlt-N. q. Tfopie
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HOYT& cos PRIZE OFFICE.
Under the Exchnnyc

Lottery Draws in the Exchange Evening sIe ooo
20 Of 1000 &c Tickets s. Ticket. To M nan %,
- ~
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FOR LIVERPOOL
Nop Loading at City Point
SIS me new and elegant ship EUPHRASIA.
Capt Chas Buntin, will abou, the eo,h In,. -
es o eouon and Tobacco or havng ,.
looms and cabin below and above equal any OF The ~
York paeketsl appyto je GOT CIAs PAIMrR ""
The art OF knowledge il thai of Cond cn.ntioo-
pifa est Jreris sed Laboro
DISAPPOINTMENT FUR ONE MONTH IONcrp IA ,ox,,
quenee OF the numerous applications receiving new pp
GooDwASEs IMPROVED SYSTEM OF MrRe.Srur
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The Lord Chancellor said, that the question before their
lofdships Did not turn the views which the Lord Chan
ceor Of Ireland had taken Of what had occurred in para
men bat TUNED upon the broad fscf whether or not the
Lord Chancellor Of ireland and the Irish government had
done their duty IN dsmissng from the commission Of the
peacc not only Lord French, but Mr.. OConnel and the
other magistrates who had been discharged for taking
part in repeal agitaton7 For bis own part be would say
tsi The government aud the Lord Chancellor had not
taken e coue which they had pursued they would have
n'Wccicd o. perform the duty which they owed to their
country aud 10 ther Sovereign. loud cheers)
I've dd not mean deny the right of parties 10 petition
iof ihe repeal Of any Of parliament and he would fur.
hrs ~, ai no expressions used IN parliament or coming
on ihe Crown would render illegal 20 petition for the re-
cal ~ any passed BY the Legislature on that ground
Ih. b. ready admit he noble and learned friend
hu h. would ak their iorshs could they shut their cycs
% ~a was taking place IN Ireland foT the last sfes
nouhs lchesFsO Week after week in that country ian.
men-e mce'inga Of from 100000 100000 persons were
tsk't paee TO these assemblies eecbes u the
gtrinf md discriminatory character addressed and
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q MsAr DRUG AND MEDICINE STORE rok CAs,i,-Ts-
~ saesclst invite. the Coany and
.efN 70 Tbs Tact TIA, he selling his and cSk Of
b'1gs Nsde and fani- much
Al other House tle sanA well
eah as iampsa To ~u rssd pc.si my .,p-n.s AZ.
much iss than Dug Store la Riehnss0A
just received fah PAN ttaL. Aonr
thru. uiay ~ ont thu ion'Nirg aosL lark
yellow hak Cs~' ol fresh a,tcl Rhuhard Jslsp
Whit "'ng.h Vove- Pspp-t. Spc. Nunegs an-.,
lefpenine White Lead. he had
IN. New Drug So~, at ilr ~-d
aisw "'s below ih- obi MARKET 1 Genans Cigars
JOHN }. CRAWFORD.
- !" Apoii'-cay and DfuErei.
SANisS sARsArhKtfIA--M SANps-t.entl-,nen Al
~ soeh may he considered
90 ptootsr Justly d.-.tN csshT of pIspar
ton Of SAkSAfARiiiA too the brnsht Glpw
fs' hoand toaoean the Prom h.es- etip
pie ~dh DISEASE which a-p AMI feet dis
tf'ssing aa.h T-sirt hie nm, NOW
quite recovered AMI entirely nv riiT tsE or yor
IA fos two y~ar- was unab- sbt ca
ahi ankir much M
ties a'i Pu hc~ accompanied With Nioni itching sarn
-sn.s,,on ~ IA dp- OF all timber bl-.-nx Of
kRi ftoNdrns". am thankful To I am wrn
Wihi"ehnss OF Srati,Hi- am your e.. nd
JAMES NtoNNEII.
W The above valuable PREPARATION Zoe sale by NJ 4. SANTOS
Agent "a Norfolk. ami GANNoR, WOOD 90,
s-Ss Tn. dkNnr above the B.u Tavern
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H1grr inir M atan-smstitD l So Clynsf Wao Co.
H r.f tinf tiks uuct rt.us recommending tis
ny trend sni ne puihc generally no !. iYFIL
WEAP LAyD FOR sALE Inv Hbsefber ~ auitori.ed ~
~ ell Tact ~ Land H. NJ William which
h'w peculiar cfsuntanfrs can b. L0uvbt ~
tins yalus 100 ssfss. 100 ~ which faviy
tered with md hickory NJ o lph quek acres
~ f ar fai heat and hffe about 100
detrenfN fset land admirably siaptd 10 ne growth
ibs tact ent hard. bulhnss
cOnni0ug toerabe oriar forms On sreuenf
st frf Country AMI Tavern he whoe tact under
etsssnt ineosure Tie place wei wlsfed ~ healthy
n Vgnn. The land b. purbasei " ome
dge upp made, fof y an acre each
advance. % NoEYHssH fv.qs vr wt0 suuF IN Nrnia
q afdfds o otaulr NJ nvssunsn ssh-n % ~ vim.
~ ~ e. 4. Bolts
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GAYNOR. wood n 90.

W. azure te l1tf1ns NJ NJ" late Gfn ~ CAYNOR LYELL
ef frni mi s pubic genenny. that every
uli ffVu pis,i.e atsi,s.
issp rnrfsntiy iaf frs std well eetrf nrt Dngs
Nsff prs ria.uiets Di Ftrd riins Ofs WiniO,
Wh. oder wio1e ari reduced prcee cash Di
W 'uef. nisfs fnn ts county WI Boz lhfIry
'i i ihf noF tnct alteration pad at sl - f'i bus
Hss. lni Ire.ruptIonH $50 GfYNOR
~ WOuD
VI. 4. FASfOs