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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-13

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-13

NALT-27so sacks AshtOns Salt factory filled landing
- from ship sheridan, and for sale by
d&r Il. X COLLlNSA CO. Sc South u.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-01-07
Littell'S Museum of Foreign Literature,

This excellent publication, after the lapse of six
months, during which time it had been suspended
on account of some legal proceedings, has again
made its app"arance. The proprietors of the Mu-
scum have made an agreement with the proprietor
OF the American Eclectic, work similar to that of
the Museum, by which these two valuable publ.
catpns will be here fer issued under the title of
the "AssRIcAS EcLEuTIc AND MUSEUM OF FoR.
rIsv LITERATURE" We can safely recommend
his work. az vastly superior TO all the light trash
with which the Press is teemng in the shape of
"Companons Mag zines and Worlds Of Fashion,
and from the perusal of wlich readers would derive
proii' as well pleasure.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-01-07

uJr On Tuesday last motion of Mr.. Pollock
VIM L. Dewart was admitted to practice as an
Attorney in the several urs Of the county.
On the same day, on motion Of Mr. Miller,
Charles VI. Bruner was admitted 10 practice as an
Arrrney in the several courts of this county. We
cordially welcome our young friends into the ranks
of the profession, an wish them success in their
new and arduous undertaking.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-01-07

G' We have just received sixty reams Of print,
ing paper, similar in size and quality to the sheet
upon which this is printed. Also 36 reams of SUI
per Royal q by 2s inches, which will be sold at
cost and carriage, for cash.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-01-07

A BL.oK LAwIEh-A gentleman Of color was
recently called 10 the bsr Of the Middle Temple,
London HE father is oHe Of the Senators Of jana
cs and possessed Of very large fortune, the bulk
Of which he enlallea on his son.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-01-07
DAVID r. PORTER.
Executive CHiNBER, I
Harrisburg, January 4, ls43 5

An UMBRELLI WORTH SrEAtINs.-Mr. Bra.
ham, an opicisn al Bath, exhibits ia his sh ,p an
ordinary looking silk umbrela con'an;ng a tele>
SCOPE, microscope, lhem1 a c ,,npsss. and
ssun-dla all ...iuIy Psc.aed away in the handle.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-01-07

CT The legislature was convened at Harrisburg
on Tuesday last. II. ,. Wigh', Esq, of Luzerne,
elected Speaker Of the House. and Mr.. Cispin,
of Philadelphia, Speaker of the Senate.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-01-07

or We lay before our resdrrs, to-day, the Co
vernors Message. We have no room for com.
ments this week
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-01-07

The receipts and expenditures on the main
lines have been as follows:
Tolls received in All expenses
lS42. snd liabilities
for o months.
Columbia Railroad $35S 4Gl SO Sl32 499 As
East TN Il Juniala
DIV ,sons 1876 7s6 l6 45,072 l2
Allegheny Portage
Railroad 1874 25S 40 96 52S 60
Wesicrn Division s54iy42 26 OsO OU
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-01-07

SoRvrvoR.-The Journal of Commerce says
there is still smother last survivor of the iant
crew Of Paul Jones-Mr. George Raymond, now
living at Brooklyn, al the age ofss. who was sail.
ing Easter under Capt. Jones through ali his sd-
ventures. He is, however, very probably soon to
go the way Of his chivsirous comrades
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-01-07

New Hampshire has not abolished the punish.
meui of Death, as has enormously been stated,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-01-07

R.funding.-The South Carohna Legislature
lately passed resolution rcfundne TO the heirs of
Dr. Thomas Cooper the fine imposed on him in
Pennsy lvsnia, for libel on Pre- ,dcn, I'm Adams
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-31

u IS scarcely necesse-y to say, that the account put
7'h N The Richmond Wig os our design to bring on
he Governors election, with a v,.w of defeating Dr.
Btock-nbroughs election TO tina. oGce, is like the
4 usand and tales, which appear in bat sheet-a
tat.c. We made no effort 10 defeat The Doctor. as
lie Wing says, because We wished 10 promote the
ruca"ss Vi MIR. Steyenson-and the fact is, we .ook
m active part IN the election, either for Mr.. Ste.
or any other gentleman, against Mr..
Mcdowell, or any c,he. candidate After the State
I'D been destitute OF Governo. for two years,
re thought ii high time 10 have "full blooded"
Governor, as soon he could be elected and parll.
ccIa:y as our relations with New York or Messachu.
ss might render II necessary to invest Chief Ma
,r1'e wh the whole moral force of his office. This
tae true history OF our opinions and course We
lrs 10 the public taste 10 decide, how far any press
should soop 10 the miserable ciIice OF ascrbing motives
slasFs, lor which there is shadow of foundation,
~ ss,Pectng us OF most d!singcnuoas trick, and of
s1@ng the seeds Of jealousy between two who are
"r.rf related, and vino have bad the most unboundeG
rfasCee each other for 80 years The Wing
sts, ~ the tale be true and We again repeat that wc
20 ac' kac~ II, but believe 1t to be true, &c, &c
I'll 1as !-He &@0'c Il TO be entirely .eratuors and
-F'o"effd II is tFce, that have "extol!ed the
-a''tts ol Dr.. peterborough" 1t is true, that we
'a'H them equal to the functions OF Governor, or Of
ny other Executive officer in the Commonwealth -
!'H - not true, that have ever attempted or de-
~ ~, & % defeat his election.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-31
. Word To the Legisi0ture ,

The Wing press is making clamor about your waste
Of time But the Wings ought to be the last to com.
plain they encourage debate enter at all times
into il frequently resist the previous question; and
vet their presses will at the end Of The session be sure
to keep up the clamor, and lag all the blame at the
door Of the Democratic Party.
But whoever s in fault, the People themselves begin
10 complain OF the Legislature. They say there 10 Too
much time wasted in unavailing debate. There ought
to be more acon-and less of this nterminnbe spirit
Of discussion.
OF course, these remarks are confined to the great
mass of the business OF the House. There are some
subjects which require the most profound cons'dera
The previous question should not be lightly or hastily
called upon these Such is the Stay Law, which is
made the order of the day for this day-on which 1t is
to be hoped every member of the House will be con-
stan,y at his post. and give to 1t his undivided aen-
ton.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-31
THE STAY LAW.

THE STAY LAW.
The Compiler speaks out in the following oold nHo
INGENIOUS manner Several of the members OF the LIE
gslnture inspired by the best sympn'hies 'or the
dstresses of the Debtor Class Of the COMMUNICABLE
it il very much doubted, whether they do not instahc
the true remedy 10 them.Will not Stay Lao null
tpy suits al once against emnyolve innocent secu-
rites when they canget hem Qhough frequently they
must in these times Of shaken confidence, fail to get
sec urities and of will feel the full force oil the
uw)-nnd when the day of settlement comes, the debt
ors will feel increased pressure, without an increase OF
the correspondent resources 10 meet their gements
Who do, not feel for the dstresses of the People-bu
no has not some doubt lest Stay Law should increase
instead Of nbang their embarrassments: NOW some e5
plosion takes place IN particular county Inc emba.
rassment of some worthy citizen creates nsympathy.
sort OF panic pervades other debtors cry Tor Stay
Law IS produced A small meeting is held. lnstruc
tons are got up in hurry, and the Delegate thinks
himself bound to yield TO the impulse and votes for te
STAY Law Upon this subject, whilst we feel for the
ds,resses of Others and listen with the utmost
to their opinions and fears, (even from those who differ
with us,) must express our doubts and our fears
awe are glad 10 {says yesterday Compiler) that
an Anti Stay Law ball has been put in motion, and we
are also grali6ed that the siaunch old county OF
Fluvanna has helped give it kick forward perha pa
she is first 1t is not fair 10 suppose that because she
oppoBe such have not met and expressed
their opposition 10 it freely those who in favor
of H. that Ike public mind is prepared for it-by no
means The opposition ia comparatively pessiVe-the
itiehos VI Tue MeaSuie aic 'hsP'ieu WI" 'Pel
fanacism, under the belief that the proposed scheme
will relieve them from the dstresscs Of which they com
plain and feeling they do on the subject they would
move heaven and earth to attain their end Those on
the other side Of the question influenced ny cool
and collected udgments-they are calm, but firm; they
the dsiresses complained OF, symPa,hse Tor them
yet zee no way of relieving them but by permitting
things 10 take their natural course. Differing 80 widely
from the Stay Law party, in their temper Of mind they
do forward with zeal to agitae their views
and in primary meetings to make show OF strength,
and utter their opinions with the view Of influencing
the legislature They indeed desire nothing-and have
nothing TO ask, hence their silence.
bal now ,ha, the efforts have been SO powerful IN
behalf of Stay law, think it is time for the oppnents
of such 10 give decided expression to their
views. 1t is late in the session. and we know Tins ex
preston be general; but we should like to see
them in those counties which have sent petitions for the
law, come and declare their views of the rulnous
consequence of such law -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-31
CASE OF LArIMkR.

l.csc is some mistake ahoat, on This subject The
Boston Mail states, "that is in that CITY, from
Ft.nja, awaiting the decision Of Governor Morton,
sPon demand for the delivery Of La,mer fugitive
"om iastce But on the 25th instant, the following
">ssage was sentin by the Governor of Massachusetts,
1'aach the Secretary of the Commonwealth
io NJ HoaSc of Representatives.
IN Compliance with the request Of the Rcuse Of Re.
|fs'Hlatses, transmit TO them copy OF all the cor
Dependence between the Governor authorities Of the
sac Of F'rrlaIa and the Executive Department of this
commonwealth, touching the case OF George Latmer.
AS i6'e 10 pending application demand from that
aa'e o' tie sald Lamer any other citizen nhabi-
AM d; this State, perceive for Withholding
'le correspondence or any part of it.
tSlgnej) MARCUS NORTON
N'nnc'! Chamber, Jan. "a, 1913 -
in message laid on the table and ordered to be
printed
. 'epor, IS now rife in city, that Governor
Hcoo"e acquisition was forwarded in the course Of
u" ast week. THIS too is mistake. We understand
vi" Governor consulted his Council several days since
90. ASKED their w,i;en opinions; but their reply has
'''H delayed by sickness III their families and other
'e""siaaces No rcquis,ion, therefore, he's yet been
'''es o" Governor Motton-bu. Nous Ferrons.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-31
,oxp TUESDAY. JANUARY 81.

,..5; ,te Sate Ceare"''o"- changed.
!'' D'' .,oce, /, was suggested to us by citizen
s: b a: State IA; g s sass
sly Of hee S..",S,.say-,ha, .he next day uhe Sab
l'. "a SnlS for political business and that i,
e % 4 :s%s.s a. 1 & a me 9sase:
.,.sIaed '"''' ,,,,ymen. he therefore proposed a
see Of .L ''' 5ar This suggestion carrying much
.a' Of me have consulted with some OF our Re-
& win H. w. and with several OF the Members OF
:ln q ,..s ,'nsiy-and, with their uniform con
GeneFa 80 recommended and advised, that
sa'e, coaysn,ion meet IN this City, on Thurs
u "a M','1 nlo are appointed to attend the Con,
r P'.s, .,"...1sccny requested 10 communicate this
-ao' az IL, ,asl tOlltagues-nnd, the Republican
oo,'on 70 az Virginia IS requested to give this
as o:poa Place, several times in it's news
oer' e,Y and certain attendance is requested on the
= '. ,r on on matters OF much concern to the Re,
.sIesn party.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-31

EDucATio3.-The Richmond Enquirer contains The
first OF series of letters 10 Gov Mcdowell, over the
signature or"Lancascr, on the subject of Education.
We have read it with deep interest, and the hghes,
qualification; and look anaousy for the continuation
Of the series The subject is discussed in manner TO
give these letters interest beyond even the limits OF
this great State; and the subject itself in ou' humble
Judgment OF far more moment THAI the Currency, the
Tariff, Distribution Internal improvement, and oil the
other subjects Of sectional and Patlizsn contention We
shall publish the whole such par of these valuable
letters cs our limits will permit; and we hespeak for
theni advance, the careful consideration CT our read
ers.-PortSmonth Chroriee.
fThe 81 No. of "LancasteE" viii appear on Thurs
day l-Enqairer,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-31
We have received the proceedings of the meeting o.

We have received the proceedings Of The me, meeting Of
bufr on the 18th January-Col. Joseph Johnson in
the Chair. sIr. George H. Lee submitted some very
ercelen, resolutions in favor of General Convention
for the nomination of President and Vice President as
well as in support of the great principles of the party
They ,nnrors the State Convention Of March, and
they ns1ue, their delegates to against any
si,on for eecng delegates to the General Convention
by that body They appointed fourteen delegates TO
attend the State Convention we shall publish The
We have also rece;yeG the Proceedings Of the De-
moorae Party of auquie, at their Courthouse on the
Odd January They approve the General Convention,
and recommend that ''the appointment OF Deifgates
be made by the People in their neshoorhoods' They
approve the State Convention OF End March, and ap'
point % Delegates.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-31

N'srefisn has ceased to occupy much of the atlen-
OF i'ns C'iy-bu, il is ell the rage at Washington,
e"o The Southwest. Messrs. Fisk and Johnson ore
''~ 'H'b'''ng experiments at Washington, under the
.F-iF.''on Of Committee of Physicians und others.
'"T Spectator OF Saturday last notices Of these
'@;'r'ans aid states that at the end of the exhibi-
s'ch on Wednesday night, ga distinguished member
- Neagtess, who was on the Committee, and had
"ac0sd The proceedings narrowly, publicly declared
, a,s@f complete, though relucan, believer. DR..
laa a's' N \ few modest, but clear and appropriate
stated that although unwilling to commit him
=. 'Ae Phrnomsna were Of most surprising charac
w. ana 10; applicable except upon the Improbable
''pP's,on of ,rckery or collision. He added some
Ie'ns facts Which had fallen under hs private OBJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-31

NoTIcE-JosEPH T. BATTLEy, Aeesr IS RAs1ar,1cr.
0Gee, i street, opposite ne Exchange d Richmond. "a,
having withdrawn Deputy Clerk Of the UGod states District
Court for the Eastern District of Virginia respectfully offers hs
services 10 the members OF the Bar aud Others present and at
distance Agent in Bankruptcy for the purpose receiving,
obtannC aud deposng the for tho
action OF the Court in Bankrupt proceedings From his know
ledge acquired at the Bankrupt Law while acting Deputy
Clerk, he assured making himself useful all who way
please his services lie VIII ao attend 70 tie deliver
ing OF Notices for Bankrupts, &c.
HIS charges will be moderate and he earnestly soics share
OF The pubic's kind patronage.
Accommodating addressed Joseph F. Bailey, Richmond,
Va will be Thankfully received and promptly attended
Richmond, Jcnus.y 3si, 53 si-3
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-31
WORTHY OF NOTICE.
Boots, Shoes, Trunks, Trarsiing Bags. &c, &c,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

SAMUEL PGTNEY woad resprcrly call the attention Of
- dealers in the above named Goods his present
large Stock which IL entirely and honabie the whole
being purchased within short ric prices from
cent less than and he determined
sell for small profits for cash. good negotiable paper
bic in Bank would, whort RECEPTION, ask and all 10 call
aud examine his Stock hc shall always he found equal
in any Northern house in variety OF al The fashionable
styles OF ladies' Gentemens misses boys rhdren Boots
Shoes Trpnks Carpet Bags, &C, Ny facie expert
twenty two in the adr give The advantage Of
always obtaining the fashionable STYLES of Goods
SAMUEL pirrNEY,
One doe. Hubbard, Gardner & Co., MAR street
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-31

GEVENTY-FivE DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran away ffon tho
- subscriber about three months since SegIo Man,
Robin He ought about three ago the
tate Of Robert Pollard deceased, Of King oneon
He about forty five OF midd!s stature
pleSon between The nuao and black and il ueraby
rough will give the above reward Of seventy
dollars IL caught and obtained from
State Of Vireua-fy dollars If get him from elsewhere tho
State than The city chmoni cony OF Eienricoand
yhye dollars II found in the city lie is believed o
he in King queen, either in c Dragon ncsaofoot
In Kockbdse where hi. wic eside Norfolk, lie,
former residence. 4. THOMAS.
Jan. 81 sl-6
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-31
Jmnortant Totes-on Finance.

On Friday, the motion of Mr.. Anterior to regulate
the Treasury of the u S. to cut off the revenues
of the Government from the of the Banks, and
go render the Government independent of the agency
and influence of moneyed corporations. was lost only
by minority of II Q05 to ll6) The Eschequed5
scheme was rejectedby an immense majorty-only ~
votes in its favor
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-31
EnR TIE EEQEiREL

FOR THE
During unavoidable absence upon urgent busi
siness in Southampton the Resolutions nsiructng our
Senator'S aud requesting Representatives. in Congress
to advocate and vote Tor repeal of the Tariff law,
passed the last session OF Congress, MS we'll as the
Distribution and Bankrupt acts, passed at tic extra
session of Congress- and 10 yoe against the incorpo'
ration of u. S. Bank, came up for the action 81 the
House of Delegates. entirely concur in the pro.
priety Of those resolutions and would most certainly
have voted for them, had been present.
w A. SPARK
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-31

"The Leesburg Genius of Liberty admits; that "the
taxes should be sufficient for the necessary eSRendi-
lures of the Governmental PROVIDE Tor Inc payment
Of the floating DEBT and the interest on me Janaea aen
but objects 10 the creation of "a permanent sinking
fund by increased taxation to pay debt which the
holders of State bonds cannot demand for quarter of
a century" win The "Genus of Liberty" admit that
when the floating debt paid off, $3.50 ooo9 and the
in,eres, annually provided, the taxes should remain
as a sinking fund pledged to pay of gradually the
funded debt,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-31

LEGISLATIVE ConaiTTEE.-Tne Joint COMMITTEE OF
The Legislature, appointed to Investigate the condition
of the James River and Kanawha Company, reached
this place Friday nigh. lest about 10 r M'' sitGi
trim Of four days. on tour of exploration along The line
Of the improvement. They left early next no:nlng FOL
the purpose of viewing the incomplete improvements
between this place and the mouth of North River and
we learn expect 10 return 10 Richmond by alonday
morning packet.
The following are the names of the inemoefs woe
have made this trip: OF the Senate Aes5rs Preston Of
Montgomery Gusts of Accomac, Conrad of Frederick
Scott OF Greensvle ana Lane horne of Norfolk-Of Tie
House. Messrs Cru,cheld OF Spotsyivan'a, Talaierre
OF Franklin VERIFY of Northampton, Pa rs Of kanawha
Stockton Of Fayete md Tier Of Lyncheury
fLynehburg TrStaiaa, Jan. 30.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-31
Uouse Of DsIerutes- Yesterday.

This was working day. Many bills were passed
and others considered in their early stagesbut all OF
local character. Several reports from Committees
were agreed to- The bill increasing the allowances to
witnesses which was passed Saturday, was reaonsi.
dered-amended not 10 increase the present per
diem, but TO allow cents per mile over Is miles, and
ordered 10 An cnprossInent. Details in our next.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-31

GENERAL CosvESrioS.-Wc have invited discussion
about the time place, and manner of meeting OF the
General Convention. Our Correspondents have not
vet come OUTPUT begin the discussion BY laying be-
fore our readers the ingenious and able appeal oil Mr.
Rhe,t 10 The Democratic party. We submit 1t without
note or commentary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-31

IT NOTICE.-On February Court day Meeting
of bs Dsmoc,,,ic marty or SoGrmavrros will be held
in jerusalem with the view OF appointing Delegates
to the State Convention be held in Richmond on the
ID Of March next! general attendance is earnestly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-31

CITT HOTEL, NEW YoRE-The subscriber has again
u ken house which ha t-fe! ard furnished
superior style. n:i cpercd Of February
The hole ard interior bee painted through
The lad es apartments materially improved, widen
stairs and passages Inserting closets having the halls
warmed by furnaces, and The assembly converted into
~. families and spacious ladies' dining
The public dining .Isai.y improved domr.
designed light and ventilation and beneficial
Many of the walls and ceilings have been
and the Croton Is introduced every oor of
bisnmcn The house viii be amply provided with every
site The will he conducted liberal manner
subscriber and Mr. WILLARD who will be associated
with him, respectfully solicit the patronage nf their old fcats
and the public. CHESTER JENNINGS.
Nep York, Jan. 81, lS.2. St-:af
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-31

We are authorized to announce Mr.. John E.:d OF
PendIeton rs candidate for reelection 10 the House
Of Delegates at The next Spring election.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-31

Public Sale Of High Biooded Thoroughbred Stock.
THE subscriber known for years breeder of High B,oodel
Stock, will offer, Public Sale, Tuesday, The a Of
March. the Lamb Tavern, date Elio,ts,l tie Lancaster
Turnpike about mile from the Permanent Bdse, his entire
Brood MARES, COLTS and flLLEfS Tie Mares
pure ooded regular BREEDERS the Coils and Finley, by
Of them By Gen Irvine. celebrated "Muso," and
others By Capt Stock!on's "LaRgi,"G."
Also the and place, r.. OF s ei ~ nCa
ham CAgTLE, consisting Of co,, Yang Belle and Urs
The young Cattle principally ty :e celebrated imported
Bull "Piince Of Wales"
Catalogues i'll be furnished for the occasion sd the Sleek
days above place previous day
DENNIS KELLY.
Jan 81 ss-Y.is
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-31

az. THE ANNUAL FaIR-The ANNA! Fair for the benefit
of The Female Humane city, will or held
Exchange IIoe commencing Thursday The Cd February
Ian ~ el-3t