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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-09
From the Boston Daily Advertiser, Nov. 4

From the Boston Daily Advertiser, Nov.d.
Wo take pleasure in copying from "The
Spirit of The Times" published u, Cape Brc-
ton, the following fa,tering testimonial to the
public usefulness and private virtues Of a clii-
zen Of the sister State of Rhode Island.
SIDNEY, CAPE BREToN.
TO DR.. JJ D'BolE late United States Consul
for The Islands Of Cape Breton and .Ne'o.
Joumdlond
Dear Sir-I, is with feelings Of regret that
we have learned since your return to your
native land, that you have resigned the sllua
ton oi United States Consul at this place
owing, MS we understand. to the falling off o
the trade OF the United States with tins coun
try and we also regret to learn that a create
falling off may be anticipated from the lat,
high tariff imposed by your country on The
productions OF this.
We cannot however allow the opportunit,
TO pass without expressing to you our higl
appreciation of your conduct during resi-
dence Of nearly four years among us, as
Public Officer Of The United States, a slua
lion which you were so well qualified to I'll
from your ready and obliging manner in office
md the zeal aud interest which you Away
took in promoting and facilitating the Trad
of the PoIts, and cultivating good feelin,
between the two Countries. And should
be your wish to acccp, office again unde
Government, we trust that the claims Of on
70 emincnily qualified may not be overlooked
We further beg 10 assure you that a recol
lection Of your amablo and gentleman iik
department in private life, will long be wnri
Jy cherished IN this community.
Wishing yourself and family, every happ
ness aud prosperity wherever your lot may b
cast, we have only to add that we have muc
pleasure in subscribing our names to this tes
tImonial, Universally Signed by the Clerg,
men, Magistrates, Heads of Departments =
Nerchants aud others Of North and Soul
Sydney, and the Sydney Mines.
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They would send n goose over,
la the King Of llano, yer,

Loss ofMe Hhaimg Ship Parlr.-Thr
N"w Bedford Mercury hns received Sand
wich Island papers. which furnish various in
tereslIng items of shipping intelligence
Among other incidents. they relate the loss o
the wliullng ship Parker, Capt Sherman, and
afterwards Capt. Smith, on ledge Of rocks in
the Pacific Ocean, near Ocean Island. The
Mercury furnishes the particulars Of this
disaster from The Sandwich Island Advocate
Capt. Sherman had been drowned. the yrar
previous, IN consequence Of his boat being
capsized and stove after lie had struck a
whale, and while surrounded bv a number OF
whales. This happened Dec. IL. l84l. On
the 2fth of September, 1912. the ship struck
on the ledge Of rocks above mentioned, aud
four men were lost, viz. II. Kelly, isl mate,
=. Dartmouth, Mass; Wm. Sutton. seaman,
Boston, Mass. A ntonio, seaman. Payta. Peru;
John Linier. scnInen, Drseishlre. Eng. The
rest of The grew. 23 in number, by means Of q
rafl, after much suffering for several days
got on shore.
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An AwxwARn OMrssioS.-It becomes oil
people TO mind their p's and q's. but printers
MUST have m eye to all the letters. The
Albapy Argus, clarifying the advent Of Col.
Johnson. begins with "This scared veteran"
Another = in ,lc second word would perhaps
express the editors meaning.-.N. Y. Com
nlercid .4dpsrtiser.
MEM.--A day or two since the Commercial
Advertiser. in an ariiclc upon General Bcr.
,rnnd spoke of him as the well tired (tfied)
and faithful veteran. H. S. Gaz.
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\ CoMsrocKs SAssApAEILLA--THs RvA-
sor. There are same propl. foolish enough 10
beIieye that We rannot afford 10 make NJ good
mn article Of SarsapariIIa Extract aud soil IL kor
81 CENTS per bottle or ~ per dozen. rs all
others that sell for Iusi double that money
The sinple iari Is this, aud sll III now bs con
,lnced. " h'lo five hundred doIlars L. squnn-
dcred by others IN a column or two OF ai,er-
tlScmenis. We do not spend 1--WE Therefore ~.
do moi make 'ihe public pay hui halr as mech
FOR as good OF lelst an article as All, ohe else,
yet make aS mucI'iC mol more pr.lil ihnn they.
! lie real cost in making the n',rls is rrojiihly
more than theirs, as we use nothing but ihe
hest SarSapa,,la Root, Ne Aud we are fully
convinced that we " III sell three bottles, to -, e
Of The dollar priced bottles, when iI,. public
know What We charge for il, as is virtues are
such ~ noi TO relune one OF lao columns TO sus-
tain liz reputation
\ Sold only by tomstock & 60, 81 Cortandt
street. New York Con,slock n Ross. so Corn
hill, Bo.Ion q, Wells fonisiock 6la North
9Th street, Philadelphia Coustock's Brother,
22 second street, 81 Louis Consiock & Rum.
sey, 32 Magazine street, New Orleans
! For sale by X. }. TAYLOR, Agent,
Newport, Il. ]. Nov. ..
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I'll Z AID OF TIL Il INES.

dress ~ subdued toae from Mr. O'Connrll, =,
the weekly rent was announced 10 he 4 iOj,
Of which It was stated ElO0 had been col
lec,ed that day. The resolutions which
were To have been proposed AT Conlarl were
Submitted To and adopted by the meeting.
The Two fdlowiDg are the most important
"R,soired, That we, ,he cleGgy, gentry,
freeholdars, and other inhabitants Of FISCAL,
IN pubc meeting assembled, declare aud
pronounce, in the presence of our county
befnre Europe aud America, and IN the sighl
of Heaven, that M power on earth ought 0
tight Ia make laws Ia bud Tins Kingdom. save
the Queen, Lords, and C,nnous Of ireland;
aud hero, standing Oh The ever memnrabir
battlefield Of Clonlari, the Marathon of Ire.
land, we solemnly pledge ourselves to use
every constitutional exerton To free this our
native land, from the tyranny of being lcgis
atrd for by others than her own inhabitants;
"RtSoired, That fory-four years of dcvo-
ted aud successful labor in the cause Of his
country, have justly earned for O'Connell
the Liberalor OF Ireland, the unbounded conf
dence Of tho Irish people : and that We, rely
ing upon his supreme wisdom, discretion,
and patriotism, aud undaunied frmness, here
by pledge ourselves, individually aud collect
every circumstance that may ari,e; and,
come veal come woe, never TO desert the
constitutional standard Of repeal which he
has raised"
After the meeting dinner was held at the
fotundo, a, which l400 persons were pres
ent. Mr.. OConnell, wearing his robes as
past Lord Mayor of Dhblln, took the chair.
lie WAS supported by several other mem
bers of the corporation, also wearing their
robes of office. There was nothing remark
able in the speeches delivered on the occa.
sion.
\ An extraordinary meeting of the Repeal
Association was held on the following Wed
nesdsy. A committee was appointed to draw
up an address to the people, with reference
TO the present crisis and It was ordered that
a correspondence should be opened with the
Roman Catholic clergy, with view to the
holding OF simultaneous meetings through
out Ireland, to petition the Queen to dismiss
her present ministers. The address TO the
people has since been published, l, cxhons
them to be peaceablc, aud PROMISES "tho GER
tain and not remote restoration Of the IRISH
Parliament"
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ME NOR 4 ANIA.

At Havana, I7lh ult. Brig POLAND, Sm iih, 6'
OriIgo.a next day, Ia load for this port, or Sa
vannai Echo, Alees"r, dstg.
hrai Baltimore, 3lst ult., Brig Henry
Burt. lrncc via Norfolk.
Arr ~ Savannah, 2Sih ult., ship 81. Law.
renee, Chace, lm Philadelphia. Ia port 27th,
ship Monticello, Lawlon, ldg for llnvrc.-
Sailed 2Jth, brig Robert Bruce, Gardner, lla
vana.
Cid u, Belfast, 3Is,, schr Margaret, Board
man, for This EGrl
Arral ApaIacI'ico.a, j9,h ult. Schr Semi
nole, Taylor, hence.
Salsd lm RIO Janciro, Sept. 9Th, brig SEA
BIRD, OF 'lis port, Barney, on cruise, quan.
thy Of oil not eiatcd.
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BRIGHTON MARKET-Mondsy,N Nov. 6, le43.
Reported for the Boston Daily Advertiser a. Patriot

Al Narkei $500 Cattle, (ab"vt 2300 Of hish
were probably Bcrf) aud $500 Sheep, and
$500 Swine-HO0 urIhe Swim" were reported
last week 400 Swine un.old
PRI,Es-Bcef Cmttn-l.ast weeks prices
were hardly sustained, n small number were
sold at the highest price. We quote few ex.
ira 4 30 first quality 81 4 %; second quail.
iy 80 a 3 75 third quality, 80 "A ; 25
Barrelng Catlle-Mess I2l; No, 2, 2 G2I
No. 2, 80. l.
Storrs-Two year old s. a l2 three year
old Sli II.
Shecp-Small lots from 75c 10 so. We,h-
ers from 81 to So
Swine-Duli; prime lois 10 peddle 3; DC
for Sows, and 81 Sc for Barrows. Large
Hogs from 2i 10 DC. Al retail from l-2 10
q l.2c.
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Snow. The first snow we have hat
this fall, fell on Tuesday afternoon tc
the depth Of about one inch on level
and every thing out Of doors looks more
winterish than usual, thus early in the
season. But it is not too late TO expect
considerable pleasant weather before
winter sits in, ip earnest.
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1t appears liy the lstest news from the Sand
wich Islands, that the Native Government
which had been restored by Rear Admira
Thomas, was an act Of the Rear Adn,raI'
himself, without orders from the British GYy'
ernment. The British Government may hav
had no agency in any ofthis business, but it i.
hardly To bo credited under all the crcumstnn-
ces
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The examination Of Louis Fasseti for killing
Tutor Dwight, terminated at New Haven, Oct.
81, and he was ordered TO give bonds in the
sun, Of five thousand dollars, for his appear
ance before tho superior court in January
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woman somew here in Pennsylvania ad
vcr,iscs her husband, who. Ms shc says, ha,
obsconded with a "woman of equally bat
character will, himself" In her description
Of him, she says that "he wears large whls
kers, which is a sure indication Of a rogue"
Omy!
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There was great fire at Rochester, n. y
On Friday m"rning lust, destroying % build
ings. The entire range Of buildings from the
alley west Of the Third Church, round the
corner to some distance Up South-st, Paul-st.,
became u heap Of ruins.
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lLTs" "May be smoking is offensive to som,
ofyou - ayes, yes immrdinlrly respond
I'd dozen voices. "Well, said tho inquirer
agsin placing his segnr between his lips, sn,
putting away us flor dear lifr," us 10 som,
Joiks - .Nor,oich Courier
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NAvAL.-U. s. ship ST. Louis, bound to
East Indies, put back ~ Bio previous To Sept.
l3, Ieak,. U. s. Ship Columbus, Com. Tur-
ncr,and Schr. Enterprise Commander Watson
were in port same time.
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TEyrgRAScE MrEriNG.-An adjourned
meeting Of the Washington Society will be
held at the Town Hall, in this place, on Mon
DAY evening next, at half past 6 o'clock.
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FIRE IN SoMERsET.-The dwelling house
belonging To Mr.. Eliphalet Simmons aud Mr.
John Marvel of Somerset, was destroyed b,
fire on Sunday morning last
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EpThe Metcorc Showers, according to
the theories ofProf Omstcad and NJ Arago,
may be lcokct for qn the night of the l2th aud
18th inst after ~ o clock.
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ford, connecting with the Springfield and Al
bany Rail Roads.
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trTsA fellow wrotc homo 10 his Gather n.
f'llnws "luu had better come nut io San.
CANON Go, Iil ior almighty monn men goi
Office here
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Marriage with peace is tho worlds paradise
with strife, this Iile's purgatory.
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DIR. Collyer is leciuring very successfully OF
Mcsnierisn,, AT Liverpool.
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The NswYork State Election took place Oh
Tuesday.
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made a speech, IN the course Of which he said
his father had sent hun that dav 10 ask, w"r"
tl,ry frightened or alarmed? q. ,nd aud Ing
coninued cries Of "No. no. nrvrr!" waving
Of hats, Sci lie would take their answer
back 10 his father, and would tell them they
had no cause to be frightened. There had
b'e0 some talk of tho King of Hanover
l(groans aud hlsScs) aud 20 900 men (n'orr
groons and hsses) coming over there. Let
them come,
They would send n goose over,
la the King Of Hanover,
(Ionghter) and h" thought his men would get
rather too much Of "a plncklng. (Ch""rs. -
Perhaps there would moi be feather lett
,CChcers and laughtcr.)
The intelligence from China is important,
The treaty has been ratified, and new com
mercial treaty concluded, making considcra-
bic reductions on the import mud export duies
II was expected that the American trade
would be placed on the same footing.
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New Arrangement.
VA STONlNGTON RAILROAD.
abin, $3 ,JO--Dcck, $3.50,
Fail Arrangement
FOR PROVIDENCE AND NEWPORT.

LAS, Capt. Benz. r..
-SsEygz, W"olsey. will leave
Newport aud Provi-
ience as follows, until further notice
Leave Newport every Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday mnraing, AT 10 o'clk.
Leave Providence every Tuesday
Thursday aud Saturday morning, at l0A
o'clock FARE 10 CENTs.
n. B. BY this arrangement passengers
eau leave Boston every Tuesday. Thursday
md Saturday mprnipg, al 5 "sl"ck aud ar
nvc at Pr"vidence ~ iime 10 Jake the l"lss
Tor Newport gaIle day also leave Newp"n
very Monday. Wednesday and Friday n,
10 clock, and arrive at Boston same after.
noon.
~0}~ Freigh, Of all descriptions taken at II
less price than on any other conveyance
10 prove the truth OF the abuwc make npplI-
ra,lon on board. Nov 2.
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COMsTOCK & CO.'S
Concentrated Compound Fluid Extract Of
sARsAPARILLA,
foR THE CURE or


ron THE CURE or
ScrOfula, Al.rcnrisI aud Sypbi.
Chnonic Rheumatism, ioid Diseases,
Gen1'aI ii@biIhv. f'ies. from mn IMPURE
Ca'a"eous Diseases, habit Of body.
ssaiy hup' ioas Of the Clcsra! !io"s Of the
Skin. Throat aud Leg.
T.iier. Pains aud Swelling of
Pimpies or Pusiules on the Bones,
the Face. Liver ALE tons.
And all diseases arising from an impure state Of
the Bl od. Exposures aud Inprud-nces in
Life, EAce,si'e use Of Mercury, &c.
The great popularity of SsrsapariIla, and its
establisi'ed efhcncy, render 1t sup-rhuons to en-
ter into ANY enconium Of its virtues, or sd,luce
any evidence in its favor.
This Sarsaparilla is warranted posiiiv-lv u.
good Ms any other that can be mad. At Jus,
halt the price Of iho-o 20 much advertised ,nnd
ms strong, and in IA larg. houies VIZ FIFTY
CENTS PER BOTTLE. or FOUR DOLLARS
FER DOZEN. This article hns cured scr,,u.
10 Of 81 years, after the above mentioned adj
cles had been used IN vain.
! To be- had Of the agents Of Com.tock 4 Co
only, throughout the cnpntry, IN New York
only al ~ Cortland street.
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REMAiSIEG IN rnE posT OfficE, SEwPpRr
It. T., Nov. u, iol3.
~ .idrerii"diett are pI0rrd iya sopayai,
'oh. Perso"s applying for he" ~W 8iease call
iOr "ADvEKrIsEp LrTrEHs.'
anderson Maj Robt Nlrkrrson Capt Y
\rnold Miss Sa,ah Nirh9ls Lieut. VIM A
Barcnson Abraham II Owens Miss Flora !.
Beck DR. Chas Z Piiman Capt } ID
Brown Benz & pontr Miss Lucinda
Buckley Daniel Prrplicr Mrs Naney
Burnett William Rice William
iIcu,on Mrs Mary Read Miss Enlh A
Brown Miss Julia Sherman 4 G-2
Carroll VIM Sprrn "
| Carr Isaac Shaw Sj,>annal
Cook Daniel Sh, field Miss Mary
Chaplain Grover Sherman Miss Hannah
CrandaI Richard Vars Harriet
! Currir John Walker Daniel
Carr Miss Eliza A Waite Miss u e.
Dennis ] lun Willi.Nlrss Wealthy ID
DwelIy Joshua Wlnsor Miss Abby L
Day Miss Sophia-2 MiLpLrrowS.
Douglass Miss Phubc Arnold Sam &
rarri. Calvin Drown aIfs' M5t!ha Ay
Tanning Mrs Sarah = Gardner Ensiou '''
GouraGd Faucl JANEsrowH.
! Hall J Bnil.N-2 Watson Robert y
'larsgrove Thomas Wurden George
! lluuie. William IEIsu.
Hasker Mrs ralharine Briii James
Haskell Mary B,rns john
keliy Edward Cahill Ann
King Brn"ui D"ughcril JAS
iuwiuu Geo n Gaty Rose
iawion Thnmas Highs john
Lewis Nii,s Lucy iIughs VIM
lN2.-3wl ASHER ROBBINS, NJ
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\ meeting Il the repeal association was
immediately held. SIR. O'Conncll presented
counter proclamation, protesting against
that of the Lord Lieutenant, but directing
the contemplated meeting 10 be abandoned
and exhor,ing the people to remain pcaceu.
bic.
On tho follow Monday the usual weekly
meeting of The Repeal As.uci, ton was held
~ Calvcr's Theatre, the Crn Exchange be.
lmg too sinalI Tor the purp,sc. Amer al ad
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51Cttcrs,

REMAiSiHG IN rmr rosr ofricr, SEmPoKr
II. !, Nov. u, lol3.
n = .fdrsrIi0d ietrrS are DI0rpd in n scD0yaft
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-12-21
VMSUVTwS G;owNDGYs


'HNiiE subscriber has erected foundry at Npsu-
II vus Furnace for the double purpose of making
all articles usually executed at foundries, and o
manufacturing the Livingston county Plow. This
plow was first used in the county of Rotkbridge
but little more than one year ago; since then,
many of our most intelligent farmers who have
had an opportunity of testing it, have given the
strongest testimony of its value a cheap, eff
Gent, and strong arice-indecd it is believed
that all without a single exception, who have
purchased and tried this plow during the past
year, have been highly pleased with its operation
and have been generally convinced that ii will
soon superccde all othe RS now i'm use. The nat
terms which the subscriber now has, were made
by the Paientce during the past year, expressly
for the State of Virginia and are believed to be
an improvement upon the form of his first pattern;
particularly in having stronger turning power.
The old patterns for the paints and slides Of this
piow and all the patterns for the self sharpening
pillow, are at this foundry also con,I lee sett
of patterns for the I'hreshing Machine HoRsE
Power formerly madehy Mr.. Bradley. Allkinds
of iron turning neatly executed. The foundry
VIII be under the management Of Mr. Schuyler
Bradley, whose reputation moulder is a suili-
cient guaranty that all jobs will be neatly execu-
ted la asking share Of the public patronage
Tor this foundry the subscriber relies entirely upon
these facts that all his TASKS g. most of his patterns
are new that his materials and workmen are the
very best in the valley and that he is determined
tospare no expense to make it in sli respects such
an establishment as will meet the wants of this
community. MATTHEW BRYAN
MARCH, %, lSi3.--I2m
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the Kingdom prescribed for me- but with little LencGt
AT QUO time was directed to take G3 drops Of the nc
turc % Iodine three times day, which continued for
six months IN succession. At another time applied Oil
Of vitriol TO the parts After this used prescription
OF Sir Ashley Coopers, but all proved in vain. contin
used to grow worse, and drowning man Pill catch at
straw, used overy remedy could hear of that
considered applicable TO until became DISCUS
ted with the treatment, and rclnuishcd all hope
getting well.
Many pronounced the disease Cancer. but DIR. NJ,
under whose treatment was considered it Scrofuous
Lupus, and this is the given by medical As
a last resort was recommended TO try change of air
and am Atlantic voyage, and in April last sailed for A
mcrica, and arrived here in the month Of May. The
disease continued graduy to increase, extending up
wards and backwards having destroyed the entire nosc
and fast vcrgug towards the frontal bonc seized npon
the upper jaw and surrounding parts.
While crossing ON the Ferry boat from Brooklyn to
New York. gentleman attracted by my appearance
and thus accosted me- "Nly friend have you used the
thing else could hear Of; but said he 81 mean Sands
Sarsaparilla" No, replied. "rhen it, for be-
nsve 1t WIZ cure You" Being thus addressed by a
highly recommended.
purchased bottle, which gave some relief and
two months, ! feel within well. The disease is
stopped in its ravages all those racking tormcntng
and sleep we'll; and, under the blessing Of Divine
Providence, attribute the result entirely to the of
may no longer delay but the right medicine and get
cured remain, with feelings Of lasting gratitude,
- Nutra Alley, Pearl street.
STATE or New yoRx.s> On this 25ih day of Novcm.
- City Of Brooklyn,ss 5bsr; lSl2, before came
Thomas Lloyd and acknowledged the truth of the fore
going paper, and that he executed the same.
HENRY C. MURPHY.
Mayor of the City Of Brooklyn.
Sands Sarsaparlla will also and permanently
diseases having their origin impure of the
blood and dcpraved condition Of the general constitution
viz Scroiua Kings Evil in its various FORMS Rhcu
matsm, obstinate cutancous cruptions, Blochcs Bcs,
Pmplcs or Pus!ules the face, chronic Sore Eyes,
Ringworm letter, Scald Head, Enlargement and
pain Of the bones and joints stubborn Uulccrs, syphilt-
symptoms, diseases arising from an inudicioas OF
Mercury, female arrangements, and other similar
.plants.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail and for
portaon, by A. Ii. Sands s. Co. No. 2I3s broadway,
(Granitc Buildngs) corner of Chambers street, New
York-and by Druggists generally throughout the Uni
ted States Price, s per bottle, six bottles for So.
! NoTE-Thc original documents may be sccnby calling
J at our store, No. 273 Broadway.
| For sale, by JAS. +. PATTERSON, Agent
by special appointment for the Propretors, for Staun-
! ton aud vicinity.
! Feb. IL, lS13