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and the porss Of those who es.ay by this mode achieve
some relief for oppressed and suffering people.
Whatever opinions u the efficacy and policy OF
Relief Law. wi, not unit. with those Who ssSa the
motives Of friends and npeseh the morality Of the
measure. We hold such proceeding which attaches or
seeks attach CpprObrum TO the motives of large classes
Of the People, be only unsn6abe, but the last
degree, and Extensively, impairment. Thought is
free. There is standard urnishc by cycls.
uon for deciding by rule questions OF political economy;
and he who, adopting particular OF opinions his
own Government pcsumcs make them the test of or.
hoNy and OF morals Tor Others. is only trrspasng upon
his ncghbors right OF freedom Of thought opinion
Duct but writing himself coXeOnib and ess.
Mo- Let all Judge for thcmscVcs-and until the con.
ary be manifested by eefs let each decision be
earded honest and upright according the lights
him. and the infinitely diversified action of the human un
dcrstandug in different individuals.
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LAND FOR SALE.
HANING determined To- rnmnrn :

ANlN'' determined To remove To the West.
oh.t my tact 81 Land containing shlt COO acres hing
near sandy River Churvh frucc EiNarl
's"l hush h.cE sninng The hnts MssT- Stoke g.
ana oh-f~ ih- ani l. well adapted "
eaeeo Corn Wheat and portion OF A hin, IA, a..
ices 10" 1fonni ce hom water ami ptocing al
h' a',c named ace- with large portion we'll tiuhed Wi
Isn The IMPROVEMENTS vc good ha,n neat ami eof,
AtH Dwelling sofhesniy conuOou- larse n,nl with All
heSs~af o." houses IN good combining Of
ne situation and convenient to market IA. ma, ROAD
Esnns To am'the and only 10 inl,s dtau Lcrs aim
s''snn'ee credit Any Que wishing purchase can Or
anime the premises tOT himself
s sn,hrt Tact OF Land Of superior quality ki,. nj,
both sbes of Big Noioway River the counties. or
o' oMal containing esS anil o. nanr IN M,
sigs loi'oH In Woods aul well inbervd while that p,t
''ic IL but little wonL aul p-laecs th. Rr.a.s, .n
No. Ooaeeo Corn an' small Euin-u stoins the lani- Of
'.- -, atn'f L. Nr'ng Capt Knight and TI,-c
W purchase viii psass call and eram. for tb..vc..
Ihn % ae, ), not sold privately before March newt
% u u'y rter at auction premises trrbef ,,,h
The soeh and c"p Of all kinds Plantation ro. A. TsS ,s
4, 1~s,,,ys '"'' u'I'V JOHN CLARK.
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the Board OF Public works forthwith to sue all the Rail
rcad and turnpike companies which are indebted 70 the
Commonwealth.
The resolution M, lsid on the table.
Mr. ANpEKsoN offered resolution that the Committee
OF Schools and Colleges BE- authorized visit and examine
The Armory with view ascertain the propnety and "a
pesc OF converting hntestabl.hmcnt military school
Mr. WILLIAMS and Mr.. HorKISS suggested tina, this
whole suSec, had already been referred the committee
ON the Arnorwho had unanimously reported against the
h,ss OF The present building for the school proposed
Mr. BowpEN aud Mr.. ANprRs"N only desired that the
committee Of Schools and Colleges might and examine
Tor themselves. The light the House had the better
able II would be 10 come 10 just conclusions.
The resolution was ogrccd u without opposition aud
then the House adjourned
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MILITARY INSTITUTE 1T THE ARuoRY

Many pieces have appeared in different papers, whether
by one or many written, matters not advocating the con-
version OF the Public Guard into Military School or In
sttutc, the fashionable phrase is for the OF
inoiSent bOysthCy do. while they are being educated
the duties Of the present Guard The arguments attempt
ed - be adduccd in favor of this proposition ar-,at
viii be the means OF supplying primary School Teachers
that viii cost less than the present Guard-tat the Pub
e property will be efficiently guarded prcscnt-aud
mat number ut boys will receive the blessings
education, that would IN ignorance hut for
tire contamination OF this scheme
Will 1t he Likely To supply teachers for the primary
Schools seleve not Tor many
An analogy has been instituted between the Military
Acsdemes at West Point and at Lexington, and the
proposed nj Richmond and the the latter conf
IDENTITY predicRted that OF the former How far are
the conditions and circumstances OF the above named exist,
ing institutions identical with analogous the pro-
posed.
At West Point there are $50 Cadets who do no guard
duty EXCEPT during the day aud that s,er of orm-,he
fatigue and guard duty OF the post being all performed by
company OF regular Soldiers In the mild weather of
for short time they encamped out 20 he
field duty. The guard duty performed ordinary by the
Cadets and that too confined othe day time, will come
IN year.
ii Cadets perform the duty OF soldiers even 4, an
inland port where there is very little guard many guard
IT, and very few against whom a be guarded; aud
successfully taught the branches Of knowledge usual in
Military educauon--~hy has the Government with.
drawn the regular force that and always has been
ed there That II has not been ordered away and the
Guard and fatigue duty required be done rs the Cadets
has beyond question: from the fact that such duty
would interfere with and interrupt tbs acquisition OF
knowledge To destructive extent, that the regular Mill.
Iary force retained the natural turbulence ana
love o dsobodence incident human nature In its spring
time of ihoughtesSness and buoyancy. On one or the
otherhorn oithe dilemma the advocates offs Military School
here hang.
Al Lexington, understand, bu, one centincl a, time
is duty, and that duty confined the interval between
day break and0 O'clock night when the cennc on pos,
locks up thing and quietly retres has bed. There
90 cadets being detailed Tor this day duty
due allowance being made for sickness aud other
nbscncecNch would be liable for guard about once
in IL OF Ii days.
The School y sparse black population and course
there Is bat little danger the small Of public pro-
pery placed under its care; and It's very intelligent and
efficient principal, is unwilling impase duties
which he well knows would then, where performed
in weeks greatly impede the progress OF
his pupils
In another number will show how entirely different
the duties OF the Cadets musnccessay be here the pre-
sent scheme prevails. ROANE
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VALUABLE SLATE RIVER LANDS FOR

'HNHE subscriber wishes to sell nr;v,tol,. Ia.
- Tract Of Land called Fin Grove bipr o, s,,,. - -.
county Of buckingham, miles below ,.orv, JIo.l 49,,
ABOUT sN nom the Count hou Jarp.. ,v., s.s
land contains between 900 AMI acres about 400 ~ Saa 20
"e-' nd wen umbered and $50 hnd being OF ,c.
Glay and wen drained The cleared set in
INC buildings are convenient and consisting in ,t, az
hh>e iwo story dwelling house. rooms with Go
IN &C inc usual necessary houscs about and sun
oent hunpNr OF negro houe- barns stables This tract
''iS desirable and worthy attention eaps.,s
''s WIN DC accommodating Being dcsuu. Il, sell
N receive IN payment best putchasr pe,,.-
sN pSP' OF upon reasonable crcd. shne a, c,
eno arc invited to Niewu viii shown NV nv
MI o'ei,on living the also Offer On tn
" March neat the Tract Of Land now esid. lyn,
IN s county OF Nnea AT fanev-. four mills, Of Aueb,
ul sprnes containing 900 100 about oDtldpI I'M
Inc nHhinss have been recently put up. coiarrsin.
IN pa Tse aud hanl-oHie iwcs house above Ias
nent story which Is OF hek house contains unc -.
WIN hfc places two Passages and handsome poroe. IN front o
oe ani single the entire house well painted and rooms neatly na
p'L hcs IN every suitable accommodate LaVs np,v
ana a necessary out houses. OF Good ouaI
eos -prnF AZ convenient tnsethe, viii y m -
ee water in the yard also garden with ,m.
:" eet ul THIS place pont Of ~
IN Eastern virginia liberal credit given which vii -
mace known on the day OF sale. and 60 ~
0nef my watrf GTisi Mill lying miles Of PA NJ.
'ue win about 90 or 20 OF Land to H. Term.
same as shove immediately amer Land and Min
wan ~ the whole Of my stock OF every description with about
hund'ed barrels Of Corn Household Kitchen Furntu ana ~,
snee ct the soek OF Goods hand belong ing to John Iat
70 Irrns made known the day sale. The .ub.ssLsr
W" ,e rf'vimS Tor auoT any portion Of the above estates
'e,le, ren ,. WV JOHN T. JETER.
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wA,urvoros, January 4. lsi3.
Hon. b. Bsowv.
Sfag.L1lo, in Keafaeiy lIissowi and Illinois.

SfayLaios IN Kentucky, Missouri and Illinois
The Legislatures Of each OF these tsos now in session.
have adopted 5tay.l laws Of variant natures.
In Kentucky, the 25ti tie relief law which there Is
IN the nature Of valuation law rejected by the House
on ts third readings bu the goth the vote was recons
dered, hrsSJ ovrtis stricken out frolirds inherited and
thus amended, the bill passed. ayes 4s noes So. II was
supposed 10 would also pas, the Senate. This argues
worse condition Of things in Kentucky iIan had sup
posed-bld ag % u, every who're.
lu Missouri, tie nature Of the law Is this. IN Courts
forbidden hold sessions ocner than once in three
months for civil suit. 10 "eIect says me Y Tribune
ihsis about stay Of execution for SIX months every
debt"
In Hinois, oil property taken civil process, IL 10 be
apprascd o. its value u ordinary mc8 aud when offered
for sale must bring tvo-thri Of this value or IL cannot
be Sold "Ia effect says the Tribune this tips oil coec.
tons whatever All that wanted s that the Senate
oi the u States should unite IN repeating the Bankrupt
Lazy and then the las, hope Of collecting debts
T-ar1n end
Come before Tie tribunal Of the American People. Cen
Andrew Jackson before that Of history and posety and
nns~criOr your aets Whose fine doings these VIII,
are We Sucked aud "hsued" people in time Of uniyersn
peace and the redundant pientyl These the pen
allies nc paying Or your pissong md their indulgence
for your ignorant nnkorng and experimenting, and 70
cur bca-y man-wor-hip. You. only YOU the caus,
and occasion IT aH
Whether Sioy Laws be night wrong in principle, o
Inefficient or pcrucous IN operation, arc questions abou
which men will think differently interest conviction
or prejudice sways. But in the present condition Of d
country really Than II it had been scourgcd by th
presence aud nvag,s of invading ormlss the good man
tho benevolent man, the humane man, will find ample apo
ogy for those who n.y. even though 1t be by the question
abo agency u Relief Laws, to find some balm for th
wounds Of bleeding people. They may be oil wrong
njudcous pcrneous, vicious, unconstitutional, apgmva
ting not healing the wound-the Richmond Compiler tell
usso, ard great authority ought IN know and doc
knowbul su allow or and rpsetoo, the resf on
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HAMPSHIRE COUNTY.

Atsm,sung q tbe Wms ofllaupqnire county. held nj
the CoIr-iouse D Rornney. Ian. 23d, lst3.
On motion ofWm Vance Dawn Giss,y called N the
Chaf and Tho CAHszsD,s appointed Secretary. The ob
jccto tho meeting having been Explained BY the Chairman,
IN motion 81 A. ". M~DJu-Id. itwas
Rs'oirsd That the Chaiunnn appoint eleven Delegates
Of The Wing party attend te Wing State Convention 6, be
held n the city OF Richmond the ed day d February
next
Whcreupon the Chair appointed a. w. Mcdonald. VIM.
Vance John Brady Jsrnes Higgins, tn Carsksdon, Rob
g. Kercheva John Vsndivef Robert Carmichael, Robert
Sh'ard David Pugh, and Jsmss Nance-And motion II
VIM. Vance, tho Chairman Wa added n the delegation
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On motion Of VIM. Vance, the following eenillmen
selected Sensies represent the whs- Of Hampshire in
the Convention, IN that o the Delegates appointed
by this meeting should ScnG vE John ). Gslahcr 81 JET
ierson, Mai Oscar NJ Ctchfeld II Sp'ttyvania Samuel
Watts, OF Norfolk county, Robert = Brooke OF Augusta,
VIM H. rsy, OF Loudoun Conway Robinson, OF Richmond
City, Col Robert w Carter Of the Senate of Ngnia DIR.
ChAs, Cooke, of the Senate ol Va.
On motion Of 4. w. Me Donald,
Resorcd. That the proceedings Of this meeting be signed
by the Chairman snd Sccrcay and published in the South
Branch lntellgcuccr aud Richmond Wing.
On motion Of VIM. Venice, the meeting adjourned.
DAVID GIBSON, President.
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Tue readers atcnon is requested the letter from Bos
ton' In the Senate OF Massachusetts, the ocoloco avail
ing themselves Of their accidental majority in that body
have already moved for repeal OF the law prohibiting te
marriage OF whites and blacks so We go-and thus IA
pidy are events hurrying n crisis.
Why need We wonder the increased audacity Of Abo
uo"n complained OF 10y our Boston correspondent when
the political parties Of the county, and Van Burcnism espc
eiay 1--WE exempt however, s9Re on their knees to
the Aboitioii-s for their votoSi
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~ Sec the article ct 'Roane" l. there not sect,rian
ism in this hingl The Presbyterans excellent people
We love them for their pure lives and communication
their Republican form OF Church Government-for the
head they made against arbitrary Power and King Charles
the Frt-bui they not in this day and generation
ieetie fond Of getting possession Of all Schools Col
leges, aud lnstiutes-n little Ambitious in these mncrs
We free from the yoke OF any religious what,
ever, and for desire 20. We confess VIC
feel Jealous the demonstration Of sectaranism get into
it. hands civil power all We no party and no sect
acquire adventurous and political assistance We want
all and each to stand its bottom and to recommend
itself only by is deeds Of love nndchrisian charity
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j. The North Carolina Legislature adjourned on Satur
day. after session Of 80 days. longest ever held in
North Carolina The baenncs Of the appears to
have been in proportion Its lengh-a characteristic
which another legislature hundred miles or seems
omuous OF Initiating. No provision, excams the Raleigh
Register. has been made for the public neceses-noth.
ing, absolutely nothing has been done promote the COM
mon interest" So here too, pretty much. The real bu
sines OF the session. adds that paper lay almost unouc
ed for weeks, while the time, which truly the season
OF salvation To the State, spent in disgusting election
eerng strife, the discussion Of either Who'll
y inefficient in their character wholly alien the great
and imperative necessities Of the State"
Our Legislature might have for the picture There
is farther and striking resemblance. The North Ca
rona Legislature the beginning, made great sputter
about RetenehmeHi and Reform and ended in doing no.
thing but dipping their hands deeper into the Treasury
than any Of their predecessor The Virginia Legislature
have made the parade about Rerenchmen and there
in well grounded expectation lAt they will end too in
abortion and as long session is known annals.
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THoNAs CARsKAooN, Secretary.
RICHMOND DAILY WING.
FRIDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY L is4s.


't'"ins ohf Tor W00I dRa coming homo sAorH'
The Raleigh Register OF Tuesday Publishes amusing
correspondence between Hon Bedford Brown and General
Romulus VI Saunders the two Loco foco candidates for
the Senate OF the L. Stacs-Brown the Van Buren,,
Saunders on the Calhoun nterrst-boh Of whom it will be
remembered, put aside by the Legislature and Mr..
Haywood taken up and elected.
We insert Gen. Saunders first letter and Mr.. Browns
reply matter Of curiosity, and by any for the
purpose OF bazoanc tho ,quabbes OF Loco Focosm Were
TO about doing that should have no room or time
for any thing else.
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q hRIESrAL ROBES OR DRESSING GoyvNs-starra Co
have on hand an assortment OF tr quality and atS
anxious 10 sell them for cash, possible.
ic Opposite Exchange Hotel.
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THE BANK CRUSADE

After all the "blood and thunder threatened by the Io.
cos not single Actor Resolution adopted by the lie.
gisaure, relation the BanksT batch Of Bills repcr
ted by Mr. BIGGS, OF Martin in the House and Mr BRowv
OF Css~eil, in the Senate all " showed under" The
Resolutions which transmitted the Sensie from the
House inrcla,on the Bank Of the State wcsc consgn
ed 20 the tomb OF the Capuets and those which went from
the Senate 10 the House laid upon the table leOut
day And last, though not least 1t will be recosct,d that
when the Loco Focos took the back track
their Resolution TO investigate the condition of the Banks
ON the ground that II could be done while the Lega
tnre in session. Mr.. 1oNEs, Of Orange introduced
fresh set OF Resolutions providing for examination after
the Legislature should adjourn. VIII II be believed that
these Resolutions were called upl Yet such
the fact And ocsp the climax ofinconsStency and foy
the last day but Of the Session. bill was introduced
exempt the Banks from legal penalty of suspension
now prescribed BY the Charter!
One good effect al least will result trust from the i'm
potent efforts OF the Loco Foco leaders crush our Banks
The eyes Of the People will opened to the value Of these
Institutions, and Public opinion which has been vtatsd
this subject BY the camor OF Demagogues will again
be restored to a sound and healthy tone.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-03

We yesterday arragncd the nsinccriy Loco Focoism
in it, pretended HOSTILITY Banks aud Banking affirm.
ing The clanor to be nothing than Dcmagogism-te
appropriation individual and party advancement Ut the
inherent dislike ct the paper money aud cxcu
sivc privileges. We referred dubious proof, to sus
tic position, but the that party; to tr uni
form Indulgence with which tcy treated Offending Banks
which had Incurred the forfeiture Of their charters their
release OF all pains and penalties their legislation pro.
tecng them Sgas, for specie, sanctonr their
pensions OF cash payments, authorizing them small
nntes IN Short shielding and fencing them by every poe
sihe cNpedicut.
Neither did complain tins lenieney and favor 10
the Banks per We willing to conccdc tina, il
might have been required by the public good and the
gency ct the times Our single object exhibit Loco
Focosn in its coo: strip mask from it, nce:
To contrast its acts with its professions degrade ii from
the high ground OF principle which affects to stand:
and 10 depict 1t as isas hard money party
than the Whigs much Bank party more than any
ether as Systematically deludinG and humbugging the
pie with crecds newer believed and intended to be
carried into practice and the subjects of Banks espe
eally laming and playing upon their preudces with the
sole unworthy purpose OF lifting themselves power
The evidence sustain these charges full and con-
elusive that It would be of insist upon IT,
The OF legislative Virgins Georgia North
Carolina Alabama Mississippi and every other State Ohio
excepted, places this Truth beyond cavil question In
all the States, except Ohio the Loco Focos have disgrace
fully backed from thsir aniRank and e.ctoneering
professions Nowhere have their bloody threats been exc
cuted against the Banks nowhere have they even attempt
cd 10 execute them, save in Ohio
Shall continue TO hear their valian, declarations
against the Banks after the ridiculous which
the country is now Witnessing Will they continue 10 rave
against rag money! No doubt they will. While the Peo
pie retain their ondnrss for being ued and dapcd the
will still make their creduly the ladder for climb
ing into the capitol.
Witness the Finale in North Carolina. The Raleigh
Register of TUESDAY, say-:
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\ UTlCE.

y consequence of continued i'll health Henry
n James reiires this day, from the partnership OF r
JAMES q CO. with the Of all partners lie Will
however far be aid winding business in which
he ~ interested and la conducting the business
day OF Scpnhe next and m these purposes agn the
the hn a. heretofore. We debtor, prsrare
for early liquidation Of Aeeouna matter Of the
Importance and urgently demanded by STATE Of The
une'' rs By the change OF interests noted above
FLEMING JANIS,
EDWIN JAMES
Richmond Feb. IsIa HENRY JAMES
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b-y The Annual Fair, Tor The benefit Of Fr~sLE
Hr~ANy AssocIAroS," Will Exchange
FRIDAY Ord
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SPERM AND LINSEED OIL

The subscriber. continue III. bu,p.ss b,,ros,,s
by ALLISON WATT tb.ir old stand under the srn Of wa
literally bestowed upon tie oh hrm. VyM NIisoS -
fr Jus IIT-cri
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" AyPOgrapnISstG NO'sC,.-Iuv UuAt tts4.ai
Of the Typographical Association will he held place
todd Fellows Hail. Saturday evening o'clock
c wM MeDERMoTT, Rec. sec'ry.
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* virtue OF n decree made by the cnanctry
- Court tor the city Of Richmond day OF January
~ ue case Oi IlnsT and David Andersen e. al
Aih proceed on Us 29t Of this
on e Peu- AT ~ o'clock the HouIe and known Is war
NV hss lpe cry Of Richmond The house il large and rSa
s &C .a also poseed to SELL by the authority on tie
ouss on l3h alning the tenement Al the eoypr, ~ S,h
street and Immediately thereafter on the utens, bs
pots buildings. ~ " -' 'u'E
IFRN--orc third cash in I months AMI ons ,h;,i in
WE'VE month"; negotiable and t, 10 In. M,
perry reserved uniil the last payment is made
S9td DAVID ANDERSON, IT. Trustee.
hIEIs SHIRTS siiIRTsAu a.sortue nj OF Lsiehop', co..
'"N' "'N'' lus' rSsS'rdby STARR 90
ate Etrb fp,s,
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bT q. :. Goddin ayas himself OF t-, the r-adcst
OF acknowledging obligations Ere companies
promptly repaired nni rendered such
fire Tuesday the 3s lie -ay
eonsdera- and friends who took
his properly from tho deyoung element and securing
book and papers contiguous that valuable
Z j appreciated. t.
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:iask Ca>.imere Goats nt SIG,

Al EXCHANGE CLOTHING STORE
DECIDEDLY the ch'ape- aT4eL for style cut and nat,
A. ever offered IN Richmond eau soon We have Lu, TO-,
them STARE a co
Opposite Doydens Hotel
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~ The Legislative Temperance Society, will hold =
meeting in the Hall Of the House Of Delegates. FRIpAY
EvESINo NEXT at o'clock. Several interesting Addres
expected be made. All persons requested to
| attend. fe 2-2t
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fOR BALTIMORE.
sScsA The packet schr JoHN BARR, F. Holdings
mead having part 81 her cargo engaged VIII have dispatch
Apply on board al Lesrrs wharf or to
ic JAS. FISHER A SON
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Notice 20 the Creditors of mr. H. y. unssie.
THVHE undsrgned acng Trustees u ST. Marse hy
thony deed o. from him them daed 25ti July
1879 duly admitted record Richmond Hastings Court
Omee the ooh day Of hereby notify The
creditors sld Massie. That Friday 10Th February
y wdeoao AMI pay dividend such d the creditors
shall have eomphed with the provisions of ssld deed.
HUGH a. WATT,
ISAAC DAVENPORT Trustees
HENRY w. oUARIEF.
u 95--gs,b 2sth ooh a. \ 2rd6th,iOth Tcb,
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.iEGe fOK NJ" fORk.-The packet schr
LEoNrlNE Capt BUR- KNAPP, loading. viii have die
patch For freight or apply board warf
or 10 e ! JAS FISHER A. aON