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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-17

sE@PRICE s., GEO "A Farm for sale containing
S& acres VERY plsssaty situated y nlss iEaI the VII
lSEe Si WeSFheld Essex corty, n ]. The ss 81 taS
Souerviie Railroad Sud farm, mas suitable proportion o.
woodland, fra es comfortable eslag, we'll Of yarsr
fourth OF oie frcya the ole roa leaiS ror New
chnrcs and makers aaiTe OF Edward Tcwnisy uaa. the
village OF Wc,hed. onefcagth Of mile from he Railroad
DEPOT; or EliEatesil-:cwn of BURNETT D. HAMILTON
E.hzabesh-fown, Jan. =, 1873 mig Ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-17

II FOR SALE--A very bsaurilul place situated
Bloomfield, Neyy-Jsrsey about II niles f-,rr Nsx-
ORR and from Ns7yarS The premises consist
acres, ioFs or lsss !1te laid; good substantial dwelling
house hayiny ionr rcoms door ard four rooms on
the second; GOOD 0zTa ad esr ouy-biilda--a IL good
repair; veE good sarn, with VARIETY OF fruit ;Te such
apples pears eeIes Sc This properly Is Handsomely
ana ssassliy STATED beng within quarter Of mile Of liz
cslieEs Academies mule aud female There Is -esl1. con-
an,eat;on stre TIE ri!tass and Sew-York DAY By
mems OF st and rzoad- The propey VIII 5e seI c.p
exchanged Cox ciSy prope-. Iiaaire In Ne.YoTk OF 81
W QODD Bookseller, Brick Church Chapel OF On the pse1
LES OF Ire oN.is- ep5 2--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-17

2a-l WANTED TO purchase, substantially huiit
m Two story and attic or three story bTck dwelns ho9ss
aci ~ IS i.ambUrg Bro5klyn. Mlimn lew
MINUTES walk Of Peck Sap cry IN WILLIAMSBURG, or the
Fulton FeTy Brooklyn Any resni ait oh TO disI5'e
OF willing se low price may l.ca Of az.
TONER by Addressing hne stating location Price AZ what
time the premises may b &c 10 l. j. box ig Park Posi-
Office, -
B. \ house MOI YET rented forth. ensuing year would
be preferred aud the plitr BE- very low. al3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-17
NORTHUMBERLAND

I'OOIHACIIE.-IO OTH-ACHE.-The public
having experienced the extraordinary powers o! ,e O
entail Care ths Celrur ;ea-s IL M i.lil
whiSh zrablY TOeIache every aia
ute, whether TonG sound though scaE have exclusively
trdnIIe while the nTaoros ceIcpenr prstsnders and
eoaHsecsr Of y specific appear and die the dsath that
awaits item Over Loo ladies' alone lave been spared the
souele and OF false Introduction
To b aad only % Rvingto1-sIer nsIr door &c TIE Drug
Store, Free only ): cents, IS ln-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-17

Ss1 10 lEF-lhe store No. 50 Broadway near
I Wait an excellent ,rsad yr Merchant Tailor
business thai requires handsome chow m hIst rate
neigbohood The is 20 feet deepont Al esent divided
OF making handsome and rooms al the oaek
which can Be altered pleasure II required has neeH occn
pied for the lst YEAR ferc 'slor and hall he rent
taken clothing To good the nlll be the
lowest the neishbortood. Inquire Of DarGston on the
nrsrSss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-17

isabella GRAPES. OF proper age for forming
L Vineyards p.opoSsred from and coEtaiaias all me good
qualities which the most improved cultivation To-
years his conferred the Vineyards Cgetoa potG now
offered 70 r public Those VINO may purchsss WI receive
with es success provided their lecaioa IS a9t 100 IA
IS>.TrlyiGJT aj n IN \S-,SSS-- ,riii -
ceive acGo He feels quite eoiesI INT h h! 50 far me
i;asated the character and habits Of the Gree MS
Vaey,rJs a;;d Ngcries, by Improved cuavsoa, ppzin
&C. hist t~y NH generally rSa well aud produce good fT,
,vg risa,sd II tn Northern, AID al the NSSrs:
Middle ard Southern STATES. a;pk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-17

E3 TO LET, for one or more years, very con-
@ yealea TWO s2ry house situated in the village Of Bel
torT south SIDE Of Long Island so miles from Ses-
YORK Si'E the Ocean and Soa,h Bs The house bulk
n modern 81 lih ietta doors and % floor, bed
rooms isItTie Sc Aso. gaT, attached about
aEd every Isnence necessary fer the Accommodation OF
large family There communication daily New
> winch aSs the door and railroads also D. water Amos.
daily b rssss e2ylng docks within short distance
OF ;is house The Bell PoEt ACADEMY and Chnrch within
PASSED aay t Sofh side Of Island For further par
ticaf2z sE4uire 81 % s0itonrszTeet. TYozk ihe
p-s.nlSSs as 2H-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-17

SAcA FARM FOR :SALE-'The subscriber
WI sell his Farm tx town Of Bes1aan Dutch-ss
--Ss County Newly ork, about Of ms
rate land suitably divided lao plough meadow aud wood
land, we'll furnished with fut0l ts kinds natural eli
mate Fs fam bcsatiny situated about Z miles from
the Rive. ard G9 be sold part the whole pce
correspond win the lines Fofurhe information. inquire
OF Wight Lose. Is grops : Of the subscriber q
the premise. j-.NlsS I. DENTON.
BtrkrTlau March 10 1873 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-17

ls-3 TO LET-1he two-story brch Houses IN
III Blsecker.sreet between Broadway and Bower, Nos
aud 2i aow occupied by Daniel Mallory a2d Will
liam Day Esqs They are first rate legation and n good
order For further particulars inquire OF Thomas VI knight
% Beeckeg-steet Michael OCoaaor l3 Third Avenue
al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-17

1.9 COUNTRY STORE 10 Let--The we'll
~ known mercantile stand IN the village Of FshkIil
Dutches County formerly occurred By 5 a. hSyt
goods viii mae with ready sale Appyto John e an
Wyck near the premises Charlie an "yck 81 sieh'
or Il. New York alv wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-17

- DRAFTS ON IRELAND, Nc,-The sub
S,E scribers coa;ue 10 gave drafts PAYABLE demand
eS-ra ithout discount OF s,y chaCse whatsoever
IN lkSlANI}rrIhe National Bank OF lneint. the Pro
viucis Bak Ireland snd te branches IN every COUNTY
IN ENGLAND AND MAJ. t,S-NtssLs james Bull,
x Co. Bankers Lop6oa, The ESchdnse and Discount Bank
Lyeueoi and their banchss throughout IGrland and WGle
N SCQILiNp-The Eastern Bank ii Scotland, the
Irecuock Banking Company sld branches IN the PRINCIPAL
towns Siy William Forbes Hunter CO.
Persons NJ The country wishing 70 ren;t noaer their
sS any ger; Of England, Ireland, scotland o Waies
b enclosing the they wish ruitt the subscribers.
" .t the ane address OF the parties IL whom to bs
ssl dra!; viii te fo- aIied by the h.st
packet after the receipt thereof aad acknowledgment; oil
W x j T. TaPSCoTT,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-17

FSSeEARM FOR SALE, situated on The Passalc
es River about aine miles f.om New YORK sE4 on 13s
-4,Om Gceyils II about acr-s which
woodland and tie remainder under GOOD cultivation has
good house and barn and other oatbuildn< and
Young apple ochs. Of about Of s best selected It
Also good q ck boats steamboat Pro
priv2s from Ssls,. Fll stop on her daily t9s 10 and
may reinail on bend and mortgage. Appiy ~
raIe I'M JACOB TREELAND on tie ;fsraisss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-17

CEA1ED PROPOSALS viii be received at the
well IN the Park unril The 21th dly Apnl Instant; sup
plying three thousand ye hundred Of Anthracite Coal
fo the Supply Of the Aims haus. Department or tr ensuing
The Commissioners shall Designate from charge for guy
ira otfercise Two thousand OF this Coal 20 b.
humps hrIt--n hundred of large AID hun
,ed tsas broken Cga. Each pfofos 10 specify The gu4l
Of the Coal with al ti.e rc4r, Of h- prop,apo ed
tratt sn3tsZl tn. WILKINS. Ageat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-17

IerA COINTRI" PLACE TO LET, situate al
s Rayens;rood on the bank the East RIVER zb0pI half
mile from Haletts Cove or Astoria, and IN fu! view
the cay consisting cene4 aud c0mmodous house
suitable lors large ailiy ard 5r acIss land.
Rcut moderate.
Also-FOR SALE rEKY cHEAa roa CASH! ii applied io
immediately three lots OF LAID North side OF 2sstreet
near 7th avenue.
street three stories M hight with ali IN modern convenience
Arpiy- u ". II. HARRISON, MOI Newest.
4 siir d law Offices . let. Anply ab,yr mhlG u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-17

.,-3 FOR SALE ID the City Of Newark. =
@ house and 2! acres land sirnaied IN South Broad
street No. H. The House p ire from sha 50 .eep
GOOD stable iI aes ataets4 the premises En- far
rh.r naTSuars appiy 10 j. NICHOLS corner OF William
and Washington Streets or OF VIM PAUL, the premises
lDf II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-17

N0TICE.--Persons taking tie Croton Water
whose contracts expire the Isl d Ma net and 5
iei thai The supply shall be discontinued that a
informed thar such Writing
the oce OF TIE Coton Agaeiuct Board before The
first OF April ttac the viii b ch.rgeate for rae
year Contracts for the the Wster first
OF Mar Sii 9Ii b. made renewed On application at the
Oillcs tAs seEr . = F.ib X ADyISrE-
In all cas WHARF lie befId and unpaid DAYS after
becomes Fayabie tie law Of The Corporation
r-l1T-s thar ~ supply shall cease.
Water reminded tst by III terms Of reir .ppli-
cations TIE supp!yIG- OF 0tzT families persons forbidden
under penal;T forf-rure their payments and tfe
s;opsase u ste supply. b order.
Once Of the Cr1ton A4ustucI 55..sd March I'D l8is
rn2z tNIvI0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-17

Sg,3 To LET-At a reduced rent, two houses
So Al and A rlnstre4 in good order, with
LIZ. Die lnante and CRATES 5t story-m4y be DIVIDED
for two families Garden the OF each house Also
Two Houses in secondtreet, opposite TO Union Market
p sS9 o. business KiSGsLAND Is sprucst,eet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-17

He For. SALE CHEAP, 4 good Farm OF -
wiki good buJldnG> kinds Of ifuii r-u
--of wool aud we'll Of water acres OF wiray the
couAdtuatei in Torn II Huoyer 70 ails from New
ark, good nrtgiborhood tie Railroad Two
tIis eau remain on mortgage desired par;.csrs
nnIre of A 7. SMITH s. iihrrfY.Sf. al1 rs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-17

5ze8 HOUSE TO LET II JERSEY CITY
III The story Brick House on te corner Of oTk and
Washington streets one of the peaslniest situations m
tbs Mace and within minutes walk OF the ferry W
be ei }osy good Apply on the premises or az
NeIy-Y York dlb NV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-17

ga FURNISHED HOUSE To LET-A
E;8 small story house fuIus she'd, situated
Wellington Parade Ground, Wall be let from the ms;
II Nav next snj the taken board Tor PERSONS
Those suy anticipate taking boarhs or have more than one
child OK fagr thty families need not apply Good refer
ences gwen and required =ddrss 4 u the Office of The
1ribuu5 al3 tt-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-17

* OLD ESTABLISHED EmIgrant PasSen.
sy-7s yer Office Ct South Iosk-Resuar Line OF
subscriber continues 70 bFiHs ont persons
eaed 6 then irlea here BY The regular line OF Packet Ships
sailing every days from Liverpool Persons sendns Tor
despatched without delay Liverpool and yl!i alarS
lea, TO merit continuance Of the public stToHaEe. which
has been SO be;sly bestowed toy many years past aud those
Su1WmF have Drafts parable al all The Banks
aud Brnclrs throughout Sne United Rlusioui.
For farther particulars apply III By Letter post Isd) TO
NH JOHN HERDNiAN, 81 South 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-17

CEALED PROPOSALS Til i,e received attthe
- o6ce o! tn Commissioner, Of he Aims toas- AID Hrid-
vse Park, ugti thr 29t day Of Apul Instant FOR
vsyns rsers from The City Prison iad Upper Police t
foot OF oZCyEsr street Est River, aud House Of Refuge
and run to call Bellevue Tor Bread Stoes &c and
delivering them the JPIr Policr ana the City Prison. Such
CONTRACT De fcr ysar from The esyeal day Of Mag
when present expires E5ch proposal 10 be
compared % The 81 SuTeT torte performance
If th- ;:r6poe contract TIL WILLIAMS, Agent spa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-17

=, ss FO3 GOSHEN-Two Daily Lines
IA On aud alter sionday NEXT April and unit I far,
boat ARROW, Capt. a. H. SHULTz as fellows
The regular Mail Line will leave the foot Of Duane So saiJ
(Smday excepIcj) al 81 o'clock P. NJ ,,....,.
The ACCOMMODATION Line Tor passengers and light Ie,Et,
iii bae will leave the foot OF Duane street daily (Suhdaj
eXccpied) AZ O'Clock, A. NJ ., ,.
N-c.acsilH- nuL ErlAN. al ncncE. A. VI mh3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-17

lF1 TO LET OR FOR SALE CHEAP-A
brick House good order having rooms frepaecF
basement cisten SC, with stable and Two lots near
Mccker's Hotel in Wliamsbarsh Rent 500. Apply 10
A p SMITH IS Liberty-s alb Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-17

Se3 TO LET-The upper part of the three story
cry to small family. Rent according TO The size
oil the family and rooms wanted with front basement or The
rooms would LEI single gentlemen unturu he'd FIRST
above Rector within three walk of Wal-5ree'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-17

NEW.fORN IOEASTON, Pa,-Peo.
f+ssi, G.di2 PIES Line Fare S2-Leaye Pier No. North
.SSaSlfT River a, 8. o'clock a NJ daily tSaGdaYs ex-
- cepted by steamboat 70 Elizabsth Pott or eae
sey Railroad 10 Ezabethtown there with the tram
Of cars or Somci!e coaches THENCE tonly 81 miles amy
ing at Eastou a, o'clock F. NJ For apply 10 4 D.
HOPE. Merchants Hotel Al Courtsndt 81.
y. BThis route, on account OF the short distance by
COACHES. cummends itself 10 the pablo
Office remoy ed from y 10 a Courtlaud street. sepS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-17

1.9 TO LET.-In Dean street, near Smith street,
T Brooklyn the splendid three story house finished n e
coach house stables yaTet OF the most choice crap
yinas Also several fruit trees with well aud pufnpo et
crlenf srrng water on the premises THIS properly well
calculated FOR the accommodation Of respectable iamy 10
,errns anpying 70 EPH MURRAY, loo Pine ST. m6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-17

= FOR LONDON-Packet Of 10th Apri.-Ihe
S-S spendid ast-sans gackst ship WEsTSilNsIIER
ruaT day and comfortably accommodate lew more
cabin second CABIN aud srage al reasonable rates
If tsrly application be made on board or 70
", 81 T TAPSCOTT5 % Peck shp
SCUM SlEtNt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-17

ssssx.NIBLG'S GARDEN-A,l-eased IL duey Po-
raos5 the sagst and best Potato knoUa. % cents
49, Per peck.
Choi5, Aeaull Flower SEEDS. comprising The most b~auii
lul and Gale varieties o cent. Ier t(e or 20 paTgrs
olus Tier Flower, Dahl,ss, and other roots
5000 Green and dollhouse PIaus the lowest Tor
cash Ntti.l NlBLO < pJNLAP SO Broaiway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-17

J~5 TO LET-The three story brick house stu
"a ated in in Newark Nj Rent moderate
LIZ Is modern bulk house with every cow io
arce from the \ j. RAILROAD Bridge The centre Of N.wark
and near market churches SC Persons dssirons OF local.
annl,-at NJ ELnal. st.eeI. Newark. y. j. az Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-17

GssS TO LET-A superior dwelling house, with
'.I,G court &c in 2tf-s,reef, near 6th-ayenue
Also dwelling and store in he a;aYenue Pef d@2r
iif racs and shTubbsry Inquire of W SAVAGE al the
National Insurance omrany 30 WalsIeet on the prni'
81 nL The al-aYenue prOperty. ~ y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-17

r. BLACK BALL or OLD LINE Of LIVER.
---e pool PacketsSails ON Wednesday The 10Th Of &lE
SSsavss-l he u5w aud magnificent packet,hp NEW YORK
Cap; CFopper viii sail positively above hex regular day
For terms OF pSssa.e apply bosId of BeekmatTcer
o! 10 the subscribers. RoCHE BROTHERS y CO.
% Eulion-strccf, nct door % the Fulton Bank.
P S-ihe. iavone ytacLo,.ihip CAMBRIDGE viii sue
coed tie above ae and sail Tor Liverpool the Isl Of May
Persons eamg Tor then trends can have THEM brought o0'
ooi on ; t oi June and the latter Ire 18th OF that
month For passage apply. as above "a 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-17
cTATE OF NEW-YoRK, ss.-In

~ Chancsry, before The Vice Chancellor o. ths Fu1
Circuit-Hram walvorth Clerk The CouEi OF Chancef
g SanueI Jones and others.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-17

rI5 -FOR HJDsON and Il,el n e Il.H
$3.50 TER Capt WI. H MELLES, will leave the
foot Of Cedar ST. the ensuing season. every Aondny Weang
the Hudson and Berkshire Railroad the Of which leave on
the arrival OF the boat Returning the boat leaves Hudson on
1ucsiay Thurday and SUNDAY at o'clock P NJ or on the
arrival OF the cars touching both at the intermediate
landings Fer freight passage, apIy on board Or TO
Corner Liberty and West streets.
This boat has been put complete order with additional
upmor Of State Rooms and will be found pleasant and
comfortable boat any the river This boat lows no
Th; boat is now ready TO receive freight and Will leave
I'd, III Al ap5 9in
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-17

nargT NEWARK AND NEWBORN
- Fare only i2t cents!
$500 The snlepdd steamer PhSSAlC, Capt;
hae, n,,r 70 complete order viii commence hc
2ps for the season Moday 10th inst to run as follows nn
Laste Sew York from the of Barclay st t'oe!oek
Lave Newark from the foo, of Centre street at o'clock
g; u ". F,sipl, carried at very low rates ap0 If
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-17

q Peek LIP. come. - Soa.h stTer;. r-Yoris
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-17

DJBLIC DOCKS AND SLlPS.-On Monday,
rho 2ih of Aprl 1913 at y o'clock At noou the CRY
Hal, the night TO collect aud the Wharfage winch shall
az may arise or become due for the Occupation OF thr
Prbc Docks aud Slips FOX the Of one year from the inst
a Of MAY Is3 Will be sold Public Auction by Districts,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-05-05
LITERARY REGISTER.

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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-05-05
BJsToN. ADrjl z. IISI

bJSTON Aptii o, 1SatN
At meeting Of the Directors of the Boston
Employment Society, the following resolutions
were unanimously passed, ordered to be signed
ny the resident and Secretary, and sent 10 the
city papers with request that the editors would
notice the same, and urge the country papers TO
give il publicity.
Resolved, That owing TO the peculiar state Of
1he Tines, there are more persons out OF employ
'Inent ia the city than have been for years, and
that the daily arrival of persons seeking for work
nut adds to The present distress, therefore,
ReSotued, That The Society earnestly recommend
10 those who reside ia the country, not 10 resort
10 Boston IN hopes Of Obtaining employment,
which there IS little OF no chance of procunng.
WALTER CLAIMING President.
JoMN +. TowNsHESD, Superintendent.
"A Brush beti0een tlo0 GovernorS.--A few years
ago Hon. Francis Thomas, then Of Congress,
soon alter elected Governor of Maryland, aud MI
Old bachelor of fifty, married the young daughter
of Hon. james Mcdowell of Rockbridege Vir.
ginia, now Governor Of that Stale. Solne mouths
thereafter, when Gov. Thomas was ia the very
bloom of his blushlng honors,' his wifo lett him
and reiuru,d 10 her father-for what reasou the
public has not beea aPprised IL it has any bust.
ness 10 know. We state these facts only us ex-
panalory of rather discredllable affair which is
narrated in The Richmond Star of Saturday as
follows:
ave have the particulars from correspon-
day asi,between Gov. Mcdowell, and Gov. Thorn
ms of Maryland. Gov. Thomas reached that place
an the Valley stage about II O'Clock, and Gov
Mcdowell in the Charlottesville Stage about al
hour afterwards They put up at the same hOte
and met there, but did not speak, both designing
to take the Lexlng on Stage. When the Stage
came up, Gov. Mcdowell handed his lady into
the stage and he was also in the net Of entering
when he observed Thomas al his side, and deman-
dcd where he was going, TO which he replied in
Ihe stage This he WINS assured he should no,
do and from words they proceeded to blows, Gov
Mcdowell using his umbrella with marked effeci
upon his adversary. The bystanders then inter
tered and the battle was stopped, GOV. 4, declar-
ing that he mad not received fair play. BY the
persuasion of friends, Gov. Med. with his lady
took private conveyance TO Lexington, Gov I
continuing in the stage. The affair has caused
great excitement in Saunton.
The Rochester Demc crat represents The wheat
crop at The west TO wear promising appearance