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, 1843-11-18
State Tobacco warehouse.

Cornrof SirM st. s. Washington .Fsenue-
To PLAYrERs.-It is deemed a matter
of the first Importance to planters who
may wish or intend 20 send tobacco to
the St. Louis market, the ensuing year,
10 know that the law requires that no
hid. shall exceed four and 4 half feet IN
length of stAve, or three feet four inches
across the head, and shall contain at least
six hoops within the crow, making rea-
sonable allowance for pressing, not X
ceeding two inches above the gaug IN
the pressing head; and that the inspec-
tors are positively prohibited by law
from receiving or passing any hogshead
Of greater dimensions.
For further particulars you are refer
red TO a law passed by the General As
sembly Of the State of Missouri, for the
erection OF a public warehouse in the
city of st. Louis, for the storage and IN
spection of tobacco; approved Feb. ~
lS43.
Editors throughout the State who will
insert the above will be comforting a
particular favor on the tobacco growing
community.
REA & SLACK.
Insp'ors of Tobacco at the State Ware
house.
, 1843-11-18

ENGLIsu IL GHE PAcIrIC.-The Lon
don Standard publishes the following
article. 1t would seem that England is
about to m~onopolize the whale fisheries
in the Pacifc-not by fair competition,
but by seizing on TIE islands and har-
bors, and excluding DIR whale ships from
them:
WHALE FIsHERY IN TIE PACIrIC.-
We have frequently called attention TO
the surprising circumstance Of this great
trade being almost monopolized by the
ship-owners of the United States, and it
cannot be repeated too often that they
employ $50 ships Q93,00O tons,) and
10000 men. Nor is it merck confined
to this. The shadows whisllSsurround
our newly-adopted settlements of New
leland are the breeding-grouhds Of the
fish; which should be preserved with as
much care and jealousy as the best game
preserve in Great Britain. No fisher
man of one nation should be allowed TO
kill a whale there; but this is the t~avorite
, 1843-11-18

BUSINESS IN New YoRK.-The New
York Courier of the lst., says: "Dry
Goods still attracts the attention of Yves
tern merchants, and an activity fully
equal TO any observed of late years is
observed in every department. Tie
advance noted in the early part of the
season is yet supported. Specie is NOV
ing South. About 100000 to $780,
900 per week. Some $l50,OOO is going
TO China, and a considerable amount in
a few days 10 Canada. Money is, if
anything, still more abundant. 4 loan
of $4,000 was made to-day on Govern
ment IS on collateral at 2 IL per cent.
and . per cent, is said TO have been &C.
cepted on the same security"
, 1843-11-18

The Era OF last evening, referring
10 tie surveys recently made oil the
Ch.o and Mississippi rivers by Capt.
Ccam, Lieut.. Reyno!dsand Mai Long.
says the examination OF tie latter
show that tie Missouri river has worn
away at lis mouth, during the last
year, about TWO hundred yards Of
the bank Of the Mississippi Oh tie
Illinois side. There are remaining
only about 1000 yards, hetMeen the
shore and the low lands. ravincs. &C.,
connected with Long Lake in Illinois.
When the river is high, water now
indS lis way from the Mississippi in
10 tie Lake, and unless sonDia!ng IS
done to protect this bark. the Aneri-
can Bottom will be inundated, and
immense injury done both TO the cid
lens Of Illinois and Missouri. The
observations OF Maj. Long should be
iaid before Congress at an early day,
md measures tor tie protection oil
lie American Bottom he PROMPTLY
urged by the Congressional DeLega-
ton Ct both STATES. This is u more
important matter for The consitera-
ton OF cur members Of Congress than
President making, ard should receive
their earliest and uaremitred attcn,
i'm. The immense amcrnt Of prop
erty al stake, and the health OF the
people residing on a large tract OF
country in 10th States, require q tie
General Government immediate &C
ion on this subject.-RerOrter.
, 1843-11-18
TFxEi 52AF3ECAE g..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IS, 1873.


4 Democratic Meeting will be held in
the town CT Bow ling Green, On the III
Saturday Of the present month. NC
vember,) for the purpose of elccting Del
egates TO the State Convention, 10 nomi-
nate candidates fer Governor, Lieuten-
ant Governor and Congress, and also to
elect Delegates 10 Tie National Conven-
ton, to lie hell in Baltimore, in May
1914. 1t IS presumed that every voter
in Pike county, is aware that Ike dele
gates to the Baltimore Convention, have
Il voice in the selection Of a candidate for
the Presidency.
ZZ=It is hoped that every Democratic
voter in Pike county, will be present at
Bowling Green, CT the 18th Saturday in
November, which will be tie 18th.
May pEMoCRrs.
Nov. %, 1913.
, 1843-11-18

AMERICAN MlssIoXARIEs IN Cgry
The schooner Arid, &c.-We arc
now favored with the fnlIowips e,,
tract from a letter, dated Macao. Juns
81, lS43:
There is now hardly Il resident fam.
ily that was here when came. Ma.
ny have moved to iIongkoDg, which
now draws almost al new cGlners-
Mrs. Parker is the only resident IN
Canton. Dir. Bridgmaa is well, and
in all respects seems 10 have changed
but little; he is mnch respected here
w all. Mr.. Shuck kas u chapel At
Horgkong, and is letting along pref
~ well. Mr. Alel is at Amov, tu-
silly engaged. and very happily too,
in speaking Of the things of the king
dom To come 20 those who have here
;ofore knnwa nothing Of i. lie is A
pleasant u.an, loved hy all w!o krcw
hia. Tie ports up tie coast are not
yet open for the residence Of foreign
ers, and none Of our number have
yet settled at then except Mr.. Milno,
who has been living al Ningpo for
several months.
The ire tnent o. foreigners by the
people there, is in tie highes; degree
respectful and kind, a great contrast
10 tie fanhwia OF Canton. Here,
however. the people are more irri,a-
ted than ever. One Of our number,
Rev. Sir. MacBryde. coeS home in
the Morrison, the health Of him and
his wife havin- C,i,eI together. She
/; now so IL that she can hardly walk,
: Ut ! hore will goin strength at sea.
Commodore kegrnNy has been Ia
King away the iaL Of the Ariel an A.
Eeriran schooner on the coast, which
hls caused no small uuslle among the
foreigners. IS IS usually the case,
who are Interested there in the
opium trade tfihk Ii commodore j.
wfou-; those who have nothing NJ
Inc coast haoa that It VIII ensure 10
driving away the American Gag from
The oTium trade fhcre. There are
several vessels carry iug tho Us. hag
'wEcd by tie leading English houses,
r Dag IN nc r0a,t. and TIE rrmber
Is likely g. incr,a.p uu'p>s this pro-
rryain- s;5rs il--lir,ii. Eay.
, 1843-11-18

I. W. DoRn.-TLis gentleman, whom
it will be recollected, was chosen Gov.
ernor Of the State Of Rhode Island, I'M
der the Peoples Convention, has return
ed 10 Providence, where lie was imme-
diate!y arrested, an event, ii is said, he
fully anticipated. He is now laying in
prison awaiting his trial for alleged trqa-
sen. BY this it would seem that the AL
gesine spirit is not yet entirely qrellcd
in Rhode Island.
, 1843-11-18

The Ohio Eagle says the Hon. VIM.
Medill declines being a candidate for
Governor of Ohio. Mr.. Brough Audi
Tor of State, also declines. A great por-
ton of the Democratic papers of the
State have run up The name of David
Todd, and seem to be going for him with
great ardor. We have no doubt the 9Th
of January Convention will decide the
matter with unusual unanimity, from
present appearances.
, 1843-11-18
Nov. %, 1919.

IWOOD.-Those Of eur subscri-
bers who have promised us wood, ard
others who wish to pay their subscrip-
tions in wood, are invited 10 bring ii q
long as soon as convenient.
a little Corn, would not be refused,
as we have a horse and COW 10 feed.
II Money will not be rejected il
handed in soon.
, 1843-11-18

The ST. Charles Avertiser says that
an enormous Skeleton, found in Boston
county, Me-, is about to be taken TO the
eastern cities. Will the editor inform
US in wha. part of Maine this county
whah furnishes such enormous skele-
tons, is situated? Do you give itup?
, 1843-11-18

The Baltimore Patriot, of the % inst,
says it is reported in the city, and doubt
less on good authority, that the navy de-
par'ment has ordered TIE discontinuancc
cfthe naval station in that city, and as
signed the officers now in command there
70 other places, or TO await orders. The
Pioneer and Wave. the two [. s. YES
sells nov there, have been ordered to
Norfolk, the former under command Of
Lieut.. Shaw, and is 10 be fitted cut for
a store ship in the Mediterranean.
, 1843-11-18

Fall wheat has slightly advanced in
the St. Louis market. Sales were made
on Wednesday last at 60 and GO cents.
We notice the sale Of q lot of dew rotted
Hemp on the same day at 50, 75, but
buyers afterwards receded to 1852.
There is little or ne alteration in the
prices Of tobacco.
, 1843-11-18

BALTIMORE CoNyENTIoN.-iIon. Am
brOse Spencer, father of John c.
Spencer, has been appointed a dele
gate from the eth Congressional dis.
irict of the State OF New York, 10
the National Wing Convention.
, 1843-11-18

An extensive fouri2g mill at Bellyille,
ILL.,, and belonging TO T. Harrison & Co.,
was destroyed by fire On Thursday week
last. Loss supped TO be so or So. OCO
dollars.
, 1843-11-18

GONG AHEAD.-it is said that one
thousand buildings have been erected in
Cincinnati during the present year; Sc
ven hundred and thirty-six of which are
brick.
, 1843-11-18

TIE NEXT CoYGREss- OrgGHi@a
ton Of the House. Some dihiuIiv i
apPreheHGed in the Organization o
tie next House Of Representatives Il
Washington ty reason Of the iiIcCa
manner IN wi.Gh Severa! States have
elected thej: Delegates. The Wv ut
The sGhjecr Of elections to tie House
declares ihai each re~presenlatiy Shyi
he e!acted nom a angle district; yet
IN tie face OF this enactment tbs
Safes Of New Hampshire. Missouri
Georgia and Mississippi, have each
eIectcd thrir several delegations by
rsH~rGi ticts'.
Thee eau be no question rs 70 the
true view Of this case. Tie elected
claimants fc"m New Hampshire, Ms.
scum. Georgia and Mississippi have
20 more right to seats IL the next
Congress then the sane number Of
respectable gentlemen taken from
any ccaaty IA Maryiaod would have
to seats in the Legislature Of Virgin
"a. There is not tie shadow .! &
right.
When lie EIec,iun bill WIS p,sscI
ly C,rrr,ss !, is we'll rep.c..b oreJ
that Mr.. Tyler. in n strange forget
luInc>s Of his official duty, and in III
tar lis,arord nj M nroa,;arv. vl,.
he s;ancd lie hi a~.co,nnan;pI Lis
s;craIurc vi,bbjs Observation-Disclosures
anil Gcrr,s 80 IN the cors.i.niH.n,.;,v
Of Tho n,c,srre. ,o,s, rrbc,~f -
,rocoodinr-,n act Of weakness
ruffcion, IL sramninErcIi,v pcon any
r~csro,si,,a cHir;ari Nv tbs rordrcr
on .ln mr., of ne I;,i.s, oricsr NJ
rho G,ro. np,a,t ,cr,I;o &.,,a. have
1.o.o on .,n,,co4 ,ro,, ,he ,,,h,ri.
- nr,fr G~,vrrnr.a.. with cocfonr,,
.r3 ,La, h,,s arc.rtnrlv di.raro !.
"a tho f,,, e Corrrc,. N fis mr..
.;..I .r,,r.i.L ,La 60, c,,.a~,;nr ,ioc-
,,.n. v,.s Le.,rncd 70 r,]nn.,Ia
H.. or.rnJt,Lor T. ,tcso S.,,es
at; ~, s,.,. rl;rL go; .LoJ
,|S ,,r4ar ,..n.l.sn 80 =, Fla.
80 n,t'nn w. ,nnl, -, III ,,,tL H..
J:H. 49,, Ena, III No.
..,,h, H. -. rans,;r,.."o >, t,or. tho
s--..s ds,,ic, ,.o,ne,Iv.. rho
nm,,rs rs IT, C,r~r;rr,;o, will af-
~ a,s,er :, t,s ara-,,i n
.,,.. FL ,
49,. a IT, I.,".a-
..l Eo".,.nn,a,,c. s,.! h.. r-s.r,i
- G.,.a ~. 49,. !a-,L,. ..r.
I,,,I.
,,. -, ,..,h.
80, to ,o,i,r.s,fc5o"s
:, cJl-~- .i';'i..
f. mA:snr .,;-;1n ,ha', ~ tr,'
# C,nrrsss rr.scr,h;cr ,Ir mole If.
.I.c,i,S onr.so,,,,,,, -. >irnia dis
.r,,. E,rrl . ,a,,,~n -, cr,Irsc dol
NAV with arvdfiarcLtsys,em which
Mol, e~..,;r.ry S,,,e. n i ~crpsI.
y r..- tta,if any S,a.a sLoulJ r,r.|
, 1843-11-18

HwW nerer 10 10 gire il up so.-A
western contemporary, speaking. Of
the theory Of DR.. Lardner aud other
astronomers, that our planet will be
destroyed by coming in contact with
the sun, asks: "Ilow do they know
but the sun may be destroyed by the
earth? Who is a going to give up
before the fight? Let us have far
play, and Old Sol may wish he hadn't
enlisted after all. Adams farm is
not to be crowded out OF SIGHT 50
easy as some suppose" That's the
talk.
, 1843-11-18

icinaI sovereignty gives them no rlgh.
whateyer TO interfere with this Other
government; their only right is deriv
-: ed from the Constitution. The States
on the plea of their individual sever
eighty. have abstraciIy no more rich
to send representatives Ia Congress:
than they have 10 claim seats for then
delegates in he British Parliament
If rhen tie General Government pfe
SERIES d form according TO which lbs
members of 0ce branch of its Lrlis
~iativc council shall he chosen-and
It's constitutional right to d. this no
one can denv-it follows that the
States lave no alternative hut 10
comply with such regulations OF 90
unreprescnied. The notion Of a
compulsory dlCiation on the part oi
/ Congress towards the States. com
mandinC them to pass laws for single
districts, is founded upon a ial!acy.-
, Congress neither dictates. commands
mol cumpcls. It merely says that
representatives shall be chosen in a
particular way, and until that act Of
,''nI'''S L''''' - "e -'o''l;.'
word OF gainsHying. Il the St4,es
wish Ia send representatives. al that
'"'E ""'' !" 10 - I" e','' |i''n a.
.''4'" 49,, 'a',"Is .,,- I.;,hn.
%. ''1 "'IH "I'- "'.'..'
SII''su '|9 'nooe T"o u,"n'''' u'...
II-"tva
- 49,.
'E' i'".l I've C''', ''.'','' ,l,' '"S
~ ''-'' ~ Wv w. ,'',- ''a.
~ 20 ~, C,,i,
rue lo','C,' AS>S'''! o''''"
'',' "e 1'lo,,' ..,.
''''.""'s u. w. ~,
iI','S' ""' AZ ,',T. -. :
U,.|, '''' 'T'''L r'' !:'.'
s''''r a." /" 'g ~"u'"iI''' a
'l'WbFfT' mere "o7"t I" 'c no
d'"'t ""i'''fr on ,'' sun - Zen
l. me Sl-'e d!'l''|' S'"",c '''''''. &c
'rN'"''d' S"oh f"Pr,h' G'I." h"' '''ec'
ei'''i'N' h',i Mh"e me IA" vas -.
'o'c'' Il cIii4 h'I -''e ''','''! u e.
cG'l'iS "r'h contrary "" IL" .S"'--
lie r"'uc"' p,L'N ""A-h wa nave "
MAJORITY III Tie i'"'se may wish l.
recognise Tie illegal claims q "nl"i
cams "t lAelf own f'''lic"! !""
tat we nope u'a' Inc "U!n"i''! o. ne
law. lAH diIH'E q lie iioN>e' Se'i-
respect ana consistency vi" present
CONSIDERATIONS 100 potent 10 be over
borne oy any lI"a@!.'s q temporal!
!2rt'Z .dE"h'"E..
tne OF the To- IS "A.th ""' car
nest engage tae attention oi oonIress
4 certain rumL,r Of tie elections
I.ro lon c.r3.,+.I ,o The Efrryai ?
, 1843-11-18
TINT Robbery.

Nm. ADAMS: From further informa-
ton on TIE subject of the robbery Of
Mr.. Boycs CT st. Louis county, near
Major Smi!ey's in Lincoln county,"
mentioned in the Radical some three
numbers back, ard commented on by
ne in the following number, | am per-
suaded that l did the gentleman injustice
for which l should retract.
His case must have been a difIerent
one from those pretended mishaps ofthe
fellow calling himself q Pennsylvania.
Ru. from the circumstance Of lis happen
ing about the same time, the citizens in
that vicinity supposed the latterh had been
to Bowling Green and detailed his silly
fabrications there as he had to them
From what is known CT Mr.. Boycs in
Pike, his character forbids the conclusion
hat he would labricate such a statement.
1t is also thought 10 be not an improbable
conjecture that the villains who robbed
him were some Of the II convicts who
recently escaped from the penitentiary
at Jefferson City. Q.
Nov. 18th, 1913.
, 1843-11-18

Col. Johnson arrived in New York OH
the ID inst, and was cordially received
by a large ~c0ncourse Of citizens.
, 1843-11-18

EowlN FoRH&sr, the tragcIian, was
in his early career, 4 great pet OF the
Bowefy toys in New York, and from
them aud of them are the row ceIc-
bratcd "sub,cIrIneans' OF that city.
It appears from late demonstrations
of Nike Walsh, through his paper,
that Forrest has fallen into disrepule
with them, since he has become rich.
An caort vas made, by adjudication
III the "Subtcrrancan,' to get Up ar
excitement against Forrest nj lis late
engagement AT the Park. The article
referred to, set forth that he (Forrest)
had refused assistance lately to Mrs.
Leggett, the willow OF the editor Of
lie PIaindea'cr, whoso husband had
formerly contributed much TO his
popularity. Mrs l.. promptly de-
med the statement iii 4 letter I" For
rest. which he read from tie stage on
lie nieht lie commenced his engage
mcnt. The New York Post says
th.t Forrest remarked hat his pro-
iesSional reputation was dear to hun,
but that he would not sacrifice his
character us u man and 4 citizen for
all the professional celebrity that had
been acquired !jcm the time 0; Rosci,
us down to the present day. These
remarks were receiycd with 4 tremen-
Gous explosion Of cheers. Long al
ter Mr.. Forrest had retired the NJ.
plause was continued, and when he
appeared in his part on the stage, they
were reiterated. Throughout tie
whole performance, too, his effort,
were greeted with marks of warm
and enthusiastic approbation.-Re
publican.
, 1843-11-18

POLAND AGAIN STRUGGLING FOR FREE-
DoN.-ro!and HAY one day be free a.
gam. At least her people still hope.
4 London letter writer remarks, thai
the state # Poland, however appa-
lenlIy helpless and hopeless, has OF
late called forth an additional feeling
oil sympathy. lier nationality APP
pears 10 slumber only; tor Il well Of
ganlsed conspiracy has been dlscov-
cred ut Warsaw, consisting of 4.OOC
persons, who.e object was to effect Il
revolution. About 500 have been ar.
rested. May God preserve them.
, 1843-11-18

reSor; Of vessels from America, Bremen,
Hamburger, and Hayre. 1t is impossi-
bic TOO strongly to impress upon the
board of trade, upon the Lords of the
Admiralty, the importance Of protect
ing it. The system pursued is TO kill
the young whale, called the calf; the af-
fiction of the mother or cow-whale is SO
great, that she never leaves the spot
killing her calf is the certain capture Of
the mother. The males, or bull-whales,
never enter these brecding-grounds.-
The practice Of all the inshore parties in
New Zealand is the system of cutting
mp the goose for the golden eggs. 1t is
obvious that Cooks Straits must, in a
short tir c, become the great depot of an
English marine population. The send
ing vessels out from Europe or the Uni
ted States in ballast, to kill the whale Of
the Pacific, is a perfect waste. 1t is at
Cooks Straits that whale-ships should
be established, if not built. They should
go away from the coasts TO find their
game, and return TO Wellington or Nell
son to ship their oil and bone. Common
sense points this out; and at that spot
there is full employment for 10000 Bri-
tiSh scamen preserving the female whale
and It's young OF their brecding-grounds."
, 1843-11-18

Fhgsyr-On tie examination Of
Fa>s-t before Mr.. Justice Bennett
New Haven. 1t a?pea;s dom the ;cs-
'monv oi}rrei. nat F2SS7t was Il
ii ely i-noG&utofth he person ie struck.
He was seized and led fast ~ some
one. and in OTTER 10 I;herdte himself
he struck him with a tnitc lie had in
his hand. Tie Ptysjaian who exam
med tie wounds Of Tutor Dwight
testified that tie fever Of which be
died was tie typhoid, and not Of the
ordinary diseases resulting from Ii
wound. All the wounds were par
tally healed when he died. Fassct
is said tn tie not more than seventeen
years cf age. HIS fa'her and two
brothers sat bv his side in the court
room, and the anxious parent watch
Cd with the deepest s~"liciiude, the
testimony IS i! was eiics,ed from tbs
witnesses.
, 1843-11-18

Hm>K Business IN UaEgox.-Afr.
Van. I. Perry. under date March 50.
l843, Oregon City, TO his friends ia
B oomIncton, Iowa, says:
This place. Oregon Cl,y) is silua.
ted al the head OF navigation, aud al
tie foot oil WI.hauuu, Falls, enc O:
lie greatest wafer powers ia liz
world. 1t contains twelve dwelling
houses, three stores, one b,@chsm!.h's
shop, one cooYcr's shop; two saw
mills and one erist m.ll arc in opera
ZION, auG another @! three run Of s.oues
IS 10 Le erected this Summer. Two
churches and 4 number of dwellings
ave 10 be put Up this SUMMIT. | get
s. I day Tor NY work, anG tools iur-
ul.aed. Common labor Is worth 81
IS PEI day without board. No ardent
>pHi,S In the couulyy.
Now 10 the country, which is not
as | expected 10 tiuu 1t. 1t IS rough
and broken. and generally heavy tim
tcged. principally with ir, Nciio"
pine, cedar, hemlcck, sfrucc, oah, Ssh
aad maple. Il is well walered, and
about Il tenth P%raIrie, oi exce,Icn:
quality. Tie timbcred land is also
excellent for farming. In tae streams
is an excellent abundance OF lish. a.
Moug which are tie finest salmon IN
the world.
There is enough to live On ia this
country. The lnhabitan,s are genc-
rally good farmers, raise large guam
titles oi gram, and have tom 40 to
100 head OF cattle, 90 TO 81 head Of
hogs, aud horses without uumber.-
Clothing Is cheaper here than IN To-
IA. There Is nothing to be found in
YOUR stores, but what we have IN u
Guidance Uf, and 1T 1 cheaper rate,
as they are brought here iree Of do
". Nothing Will bear expectation
llom Iowa except good rifles. They
are worth about $50 in this country.
Good COWS will sell at from $50 10
$50 per head
, 1843-11-18

That justice nay be done TO Nr. Boy
es, We give place to tie following c@pla-
nation Of our correspondent 90 That
Mr.. Boyes was robbed Of some $50, as
he stated here, We have not the slightest
doubt.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-06
T. XCIIANGE.
BALTIMORE MARKETS. Feb %

AZ auction to day. the cargo a. the barque Ably Ha
kor, go hhds New Orleans Sugar ) 95a5 d
Also, IOO hhds Porto Rico Sugar, 10 sold.
(oalnce withdrawn) & 55a1 oo
10 R--lhcte wtTc no Transactions IN How ard
street flour to day-holdors generally ask s. -. SIEVE
raj sales Of good standardbmnds were made from sror,
yesterday at 3 6st. There Is only a small stock on
hand. with light receipts. The last sale 81 City Mills
Flour was on Saturday, 1000 barrels at S375, part cash
and part on tine-lolders are now unwilling 10 take 9
Is.
GRAlN-lhorc was a sale yesterday of 500 bushels
Virginia good red wheat at rs cts. The small lots of
Maryland wheat brought by wagons command from "a
to Toe.
WlIISKEY-The last sales orbbls. were at ~ els
aud OF hhds al - cents. Holders now ask 20 els. per
gallon for barrels.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-06
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urdays, at - O'Clock. NJ. night. Close Sundays.
Tuesdays aud Thursday g., At : O'Clock. 4. NJ.
DmriHe .Noi-Duo Moadaya. Wednesdays and
SATURDAYS. at IL NJ. night. Close Mondays, Thurs
days and Saturdays, AT ! O'Clock. 7 NJ
Natural bridge ,hdii.-Duo every Saturday, nj q u
clock. 4. NJ. Close every Thursday, al O'Clock, L.
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eDiasl MI 10 a Deed Of Trust. executed to me by
n John W l%tllhgt"n, tor certain purposes therein
mentioned. hearing dale the 5Otl' July, 1888. and duly rc
corded IN the leihs oi'ioe oi the County Court ut Bed
lord, shall ON W edncsday. the first day ut March next.
II TAR, II not the next tar day. uc,rd 10 sell upon the
premises. al public auction, 10 The highest bidder, fol,
cash,
\ Tract Of lnnd,
IN bedford County. situated on the road Icadinl from
Cheese Creek Church to Iluclburg. containing TWEEN.
~ Two aud three fourth acres, hc the sauc more "a less
Alsn, OH" other ! laet, adjoining the ooa described, con
tanning thirteen Here's. be IA same mote car loss.
boihR The 'airls IN said deed mentioned IN utlc To
SAID Land Is believed To he n%ndoubtcd. but acting rs trus-
tee. shall only convey The lllo vested in me b, said
dec. j, WILLIS.
Feb. l3 uNb
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CoANrNtCA III u. Z
.Nessrs E~aioss.--Pcrmit mo through your columns
Ia call the attention of the voters of the Buckingham
Congressional DisrfIct, to the namo uf JNo HILL,
Esq, of buckingham, IS q suitable person 10 represent US
IN the next Congress. lie Is 'ovory inch a tnie " llg.'
u rplct Of ClanhL fluld-