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Trust Sale Of Vaiua6ie Tarern Property, in The To-
Of Charlottesville, at .luction.


DY virtue Of deed Of executed us, the suct.'
- the 1lth day of March, lsi3, by William L. Teu, ct!
corded 10 the office of the County Court Of Alhemar.
the request of Trial Ter and John p. Ill., offer ~
premises, ut public auction, Tuesday, The 3j dly 81
next u fair, and II not the first fair day thereafter, all e
right. title and interest OF the said William h. Te'r N m
the Lots and Buildings In the town Of Charlottesville
known as the Mo%TiCELiO HOUSE, now occupied l'i
yerE and ned in common ani in equal proportions
Trial Terrll, John p. Hill, and William l. TeniiL tn. p
~ Is handsomely and conveniently situated, tie et
The town. and Is now and has been for year, L
ping place OF oil the Stage Coaches and stage passengers
to- and leaving Charlottesville The Lots CONTAIN each
cfand, and adjon each other making square slHo
by Streets and the buildings consist 81 large four %
house. with slate roof, lately built, containing Iwct one
connected with spacious, three story stoae an wool @
paira Two story wood store aud dwelling house, ri
the other buildings, brick kitchen, brick suo.e h,nse b
house, brick and wood stables aud all other necessary Az
fu houses.
In The basement story of the aboyc described brass III
two large store rooms, neatly t.d ua 10. mcrclnir
poses, and Taor'S shop.
At the same time and place, and nv virtue of The
we shall also offer for sale six likely an valuable a'r-
Miles, Ann, sukey and Judy, and her two clltn"-'"'
Cows, two Horses, Wagon and Gear, Piano, sai
other articles OF valuable Household Furniture the ao'
pcrty Of the said William H. Terril. Ai'o r'~i'
Tavern Furniture now IN Use ~ said tavern. corsi.'s
hrdsteats mattresses, Chats, tables, china, crchfff s'
ware, stoves lamps, cooking UTENSILS aud every yrt
perty necessary the comfort and convenience II publ
TERMs-The real estate will be- sold upon n credit g" one
and three years. the purchaser giving bond and appoe
ty, with hen on the property the personal t't'
credit Of twelve monls will, bond and good srcIi,S
II the sale is not finished In day. IL will he cOagF
day to day, until completed.
The title To the above properly is believed 10 br nai'
BILE, but, aching as Trustees, We shall convey 10 t'"
is vested in us by the deed OF trust.
JOHN TERRILL.
V. w. SDUTHALl" 4f4'
J. w. SAT SDERS,
The undersigned, John r. Hill and TRIAL TERM. ~
owners Of the remaining thirds of the above dr-t
and lots, and being ious dispose Of their lbe
sell the same upon accommodating terms, aud a a re
daeed preeor, will exchange for land and .roes a
sooner disposed Of they will offer il publicly on inr ~
m mt fIgnlp
rent. And the said John p Hill, owning the otn't
the Tavern Furniture advertised aorr said WI On
O''' 0Ae' 'D1' ~ 49, 't'" TRIAL TEefL
An,il7 ll2-wtJs JOHN r. iilh-
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a..rv...oys WITHOUT PaAoTie2.-Ho party or set
Of mon ever made higher professions cl honesty '.ah
tina Whias; yet their practice 10 goneraliy sauly a.
loggerhsadc with their pretens'ons' But let !neh,
,enndiaton and they are on stills IN moment, and
canorous for the sacredness of plghted faith This
shows TALL the saying is; but, some now or oiheI
the moment proposition Is made 10 redeem lhis
pliphed faith by the imposition oil TAX, Their pat
roIism and love and honor entirely forgotten.-
This fact so conspicuous in the opposition oil Inc
Wbios to The tax of AZ, in this State, is called up
afresh by the course of the Wings IN Virginia on the
same subject That State is heavily indebted, and,
10 relieve it, and make all smooth sailing once more,
hill has recently passed the House Of Delegates BY
Democratic votes, imposing tax on The people iof
that nnrpose So far we know, no pains were
spared 10 make the bill what II should De; out me
Wbipnery of that State true to the examples set by IL
in this, denounces the measure IN Tue most oppfoo.
Gus manner while the journals of the party are ella
morous for open resistance to the measure should 1t
become Law, This is bu, another evidence Of the
facious and hollow hearted spirit winch anlmates tnat
party-maugrc all its professions OF regard for public
credit and State honor. Neither OF these would cha'
enge moments thought from the leaders of the party
in This State if vote could be gained by such dIsre-
oard: while the transactions in Virginia show that the
uarty there are actuaied by the same spirit.
LISA truth which cannot be too strongly impressed
on the public mind, that large portion OF the present
Indebtedness of the States, must be paid by taxation,
and the sooner the collection is commenced the less
reckless will they be in contracting new debts, and the
more rigid The economy for The payment OF The oio
ones To oppose this, is to hazard repudatIon-a doc
trine the Wings affect TO hold IN such adherence, but
which were tIey 10 have their way, would most GER
ta;plv daorace the States We shall whether they
are more fortunate with the Virginia Democracy, IN
consequence of their denuncalon OF the tax law than
thew were in New York when they staked their all on
an effort TO convince the people mat 10 lay TAX, 10
ply Rochester .7drcrtiser.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-21

ID ~ HUDSON, DESrsr, performs all operations on The
II. TEETH for their beauty and preservation and Inserts IN
couupbe teeth sing in full ses on the most approved
plans. -, .
call examine his of teeth, comprising every va
ey of shade carefully selected from the most celebrated manu-
factuers.
inserts Artificial Pantes designed 10 restore the voice
TO its proper tone and sound
Refer TO Rev. Pumer DR.. Empie, Hubbard, Gardner
& Co.. Bernard Peyton, DR.. Chambeayne, Dr. Brocken
brough :. Baxter ESQ., Dr. B. G. Cabell, General Pegram
George Watson, VI. d.
pJ Office Main street, square above the Banks.
nsc Of 62-wly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-21

(From n. Lees5arg Genius Of Liberty, Fhg) Of pra 49,
On Monday, agreeably TO previous arrangements,
the people were addressed at the Court House by Sa.
muel Chiffon, Esq, the Wing candidate for the Lou
doun district. MIR Chiffon sustained the principles Of
his party in eloquent and able speech. lie was re-
piled 10 by William Smith, Esq, the Loco Foco can
dldate, in a brilliant and iervid address, and full of
good humor throughout. The debate was continued
by the Hon. C. Powell and Mr.. Smith, till late in the
day, Mr.. Powell drawing out Mr. Smiths views in
relation to Banks in which MIR. Smith boldly declared
his uncompromsing and everlasting hostility to all
Banks-to the whole system as in his opinion, fraught
with the most mlschievous and demoralizing conse-
quences, and avowed his determination, If elected to
vote against the district Banks. Mr. Smith, also, in.
sisted ardenly the bold preensons of his party, as
the great Conservative principles of all government,
viz Free Trade, separation from Banks, no debt, low
duties rerenchmcn, and strict construction of the
Constitution principles, which it is all very well
TO sound in the popular ear, but which the Locos re-
verse in practice.
The whole discussion was conducted in courteous
MANNER and the day passed without any of those un-
pleasant occurrences, which sometimes happen IN
times of political excitement.
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March 81
by the Gorernor IF the Commonwealth If trgsis,
A PROCLAMATION ~

WHEREAS has been represented TO me, thai i,xar3
w Going. late prisoner confined in the Jail or H., IA CONT
charged with felony, has broken said Jail and hlyu.
from custody Is now going at lsrge New Therefore &
Mcdowell, Governor Of the Commonwealth aforesaid g.
oier reward Of fifty dollars To any persons gh
apprehend the said fugitive and deliver him a Of f.
iax county. And moreover, require all officers c and
ary and request the people of the Commonwealth 10 H..
best eaer,o for his arrest he may be deal, wih .. l
directs.
Given under my hand, Governor and under the lesser sci
,s Of the Commonwealth at Richmond This ih IA, n
'SAA- April, in the year lsi3 JAS M,pOWRlL
Going is between IS and 80 years old aud about M ~
inches high, stout and muscular, with light hair inc n.
curi laxative, somewhat incorporate has Travelled n
IN Virginia and North Carolina. He gIey cooed q y
Of Kentucky Jeans, with blue cloth ovetcoat.
April
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SToCKToN's PREMIUM MINERAL TEETH.-JoHN G.
WAYT DESTr just received from the above celebrated
manufacturer complete of the most beautiful Teeth
been brought this city, aud which, IN all that
constitutes admirable imitation Of the natural teeth, I'M
surpassed.
Those wish have artificial teeth inserted and all others
interested respectfully invited call and examine them and
specimens of his work.
j. G. W. continues heretofore perform all operations for
the prevention and cure of diseases teeth and OF
square Immediately above the Banks Main street
Refcrenee.-M. Clarke, NJ. D., George Watson ~ d., f. H.
Deane NJ d. E. H. Carmichael, N. d., Robt w llaSal, N.
Thomas Neson NJ. d., James Bolton NJ d., j. A. Cunningham
81 ID Sent G a5-wIyt
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SPRING GOODS CHM IND QUEENS WARE

SPRING GOODS CHM IND QUEE.NSW4RE
AM opening portion Of Spring supply Of the above,
and daily expecting per ship Margaret F"fbes c'ect
from Manufacturers, additional supply o new patterns
Tableware China &c. making altogether well selected Stock
of new and desirable Goods.
.9iSo, in Store,
French and American Glass plain, cut and pressed,
English plated and Britannia Casters, all Sizes
ware reasonable for edsh,
City aud country dealers invited to examine
WIN. +. BUTLER,
Three doors above tie Bell Tavern
M,rcb 06-w
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= -. -. ~. IL .anericcn. !

CFrola the Ncc York .7mercGa.)
here is very sweet poetry in III. following iiheS'
h poetry docs mol always, 10 a fine moral
TIE CuAUNT OF THE STAR.
ny MES. JANE L. SWIFT.
"Frerer Staging as ,ce %arif.'
deck the night with gems OF light
In azure realms | roll:
And shine upon the fields OF space,
That stretch from pole 10 pole.
Years may not quenoh my glowing tlre.
Nor time nv ;.Stre pate;
M regal armament can we
With Heavens sraaeled veil.
robe with beauty every scene
That makes the earth 50 iair'
There's not q spot 90 waste or Wilot
But can sparkle there
There's not a steam, however lone
Its winding current be,
But bears my ray upon its breast,
And gives II back 10 me-
look upon the hauGts Of men,
And watch the turmoil there:
lmmortals, struggling FOR the boon
That only mortiIs share
look upon the grave yards then,
Where gathered millions lie,
With nothing hut the robe cf death,
That earthly dross could buy.
] mark Tie up turned weary eye,
That seeks my gi!,,eriag aphrre,
Unconscious. that tie wales Of rest
For saintcd ones; are here
PerchauCe, some Sprit disenlbraiiea
Is whispering to thee now
see The smile upon Thy up
Tbe light upon Thy brow
Ittelsthce ofmy crystal streams.
Nv blooming, happy bowers,
Where ever vsrdaut foliage screens
The sweet, uniadin: fnwers.
IL tells thee of my gates of pearl,
Ny walls oi jasper stone,
With lamps unqu-nciiahe, that nave
For countless ages Sbune.
Il tells thee, that the ties Of earth
VIII he ccmenttd here
Although DEATHS portal mus, BE- crossed
Ere fields al light appear.
Thou'n no, 81 distant a. Z would seem
When ga2iug trcm altar,
Ere lrcak of day, Thy home may 10
Within thy favCTite star.
Spirit OF earth. each glowing orb
Has messengers Of peace
TO hover round Thy couch oi death
And bid lis terrurS cease--
To catch Thy struggling soul, when falls
I,s nrlson house Of clay,
And bear il on angelic wings
~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-21

The Richmond Whig, and others OF its kidney, a., ~
in the most violent language, exciting the peopae
Virginia resist The collection OF the state a9S ,h Co
sary be- ond doubt, to defray the expenses OF Tue
veroment and meet the interest the State DEBT
What marvellous sacred thing is public ia''h anu
public credit in the eyes of these Wings! o,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-21

GREAT MEDICAL MEETING.-The Thompsonians and
u Roancs of ali kinds. and persons aivocatnga reform
in Medicine. in eckenburg Lunenburg, Brunswick, Charlotte
and Halifax Of Virginia. Warren, in North Carroll
M and the adjoining countless requested attend Con
vention 10 be Boydon the first Monday in May next
for the purpose of organizing Society for FORMULATING and
dsine Botanic principles and practices and reakng down
The prejudices Of the people. MANY BoIASiCs
Mnrrh 4
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WV coyrEKy -cAsH HAT ANp CAP STORE.

A NEW CoNCERN.-CASH HAT AND CAP STORE.
GEORGE FERRY begs leave TO give notice. that having
" taken the formerly occupied by Messrs abb and Gle
on Main street. door above Van Lew Smith Cas- Hard
ware Store and having fitted up he is prepared TO eShl
b IN the pnc large excellent Of genemrns
Youths and cldens Hats and Caps, wch were manufactured
expressly for him. for this MARKET and which he WIZ sen at
being an practical Halter feels confident that
he can adapt style of his Hats to the taste Of the most
fastdos Persons wishing procure articles IN his line are
spectfly invited call and examine his stock which consists
oi sNeiS 'ae'' - -w3m
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In the United States Court for the Eastern Dist,ir, u
March N 1912. W ''.'hi'

In the United Siates Court for he Eastern Dsr ~ 49,
March 81. 1913: ''-'"''
TN the matter Of Bankruptcy OF William b. Edmnna, -, .
county of Fauquiei in the EASTERN Virginia D,,cr. " "
The said William B. Edmonds who has been drr,e.J p.
rlpt by this Court having ned petition prayrp n, bi a.
charge: 1t s Ordered, that notice thereof he published in
paper printed in the city of Richmond seyruty da, a La,
fore the 9th day of july when hearing win h. had %
said petition at the United States Court Room IN ,lr @
Richmond, and a creditors who have proved thru t,t
other persons in interest," may appea. nj The said t md
and show cause, any they have why the prayer OF the
titioner should not BE- granted. - =
Copy-Teste,
HENRY GIBSON Clcrs
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hlessrs Brooks and Powell announced as the
Wing candidates in Franklin-Alessrs. Parsley ana
Wade having withdrawn. We learn that there is no
doubt of the election Of The Democratic candidates, by
decided majority One of them, (Taaierro') we
understand made powerful speech 10 the people OF
the county on their last court day. lie is what the
Western people call ''u captain, a, the hastings
TLm,ehGurg Republican.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-21

al Protective Tariff. but ,hs's viii sufhee ios .s
=. ~ shaw thai n poltcs &C in morals, ono ds'
nar,nro from tho truth bcgets thousand ohera ~
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TOWN AND COUNTRY HAT MANDATORY,
Caru street three doors obore the Columbian Hotel,
Richmond, Va.
H. ANTHONY still continues 10 sell Hats at the following
y low prices:
bodies proof from 81 50 TO 50 50 Boys Hats
from 81 rs ST. Fur Caps, from 81 10 s9 Gentenen's Cloth
Cans from - 10 So together with of Mems and
Boys HAIR and Glazed CAPS, black and drab Wool Hats
wholesale and retail. Terns-Cash
PS He keeps during Summer large Of Leg
horn Palm Leaf Straw and Willow Hats suitable for all
n B. Hats made to order.
January ls 1888. WHY
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ONE PRICE ONLY

ONE PRICE ONLY!
CHOICE STOCK OF SPRING GOODS The undersigned
now receiving large and general of seasonabe
STAPLE IND FANCY DRY GOODS,
which have with care principally from rs
hands and bought favorable For cash.
on our general terms puncua csomes sell very
low prices. hhNDOLPh, PEBBLES q CO.
pe,ershurg MaYch o5 l07-wu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-21

Two REBECCA HARRIS, Executria OF John lar,I T -
by, Gordon Sale and John Winfrec Assignee, of :, ~
Wren, who were assignees of Laurence b. Harris Sa,e
gina Harris, T. n. Harris, John F. Harris, Flm,nn, "
DR.. William fiugsns-1ake notice, that. and day ~ T.
next, between the hours o. O'Clock A. NJ and r. a.
Clerks Once Of Ballard county in The Stale of Kentucky Sta
proceed to take the dispositions of George H. Gordon r.
- Jackson and -- Chiffon and John Field and Other,
on Thursday the !lt day of May al the Court If h
Cracken County, Kentucky, between the hours IL orrt
H., and O'Clock r. NJ, .hali take dispositions OF &
leri and others, which dispositions be as
III the SUIT now depending: IN the Circuit SUPERIOR Cor m
and Chancey for King and Queen comfy on HE Chance
taereoi IN which am complainant and you defrnaD
u, from any cause, the sad dispositions Shall mol b.. L
days aforesaid, shall proceed the sncceedin. dsy.
the same, and viii continue from day day, until n,hr5 ~
Very respectfully
EDWIN CPSEaw
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IN cHANCEEY-YlaaSi.i--At Rules held n IL. ::
Once Of The Circuit Superior Court OF Law and ch's
The OF Middrssx tho Grs Monday February M
William h. Perrin and Sarah I. his wife, Connla,,'
against F4As'
Thomas n d. Roy, In his right, and as I,ec,,.
last will and testament OF Thomas Boswell decessJ he
Roy Robert Chew, Executor OF the last viii and sarha
John Chew deceased, John L. Meade and Rebecea OF
who was Reeeca Beverley Edward Randolph aud ri
doph and Ann T. his wife, who Ann r. BEVERLY KAN
Beverley Carter Beverley, William Beverley John II '7
ley, Carter W. Wormeey, Elizabeth r. Woodward dfue.
Iis Of Philemon Woodward deceased late slerH Of Ndu
county, and such, Administrator OF Ralph Wor,nev tr
ed Lewis D. Montague, late Sheriff of sad couaty Of
whom the Estate Of the said Ralph Womeiey VA, c
for administration de bons non Robert ~ 1ice Adm,rd
de bonis of said Ralph Womeley, and Carter NJ B''
Administrator of his late wife, Elizabeth Braxton who Wv co.
zabeth Wormeicy, D,tr,s -. w.
The defendants, Edward b. Randolph and Ellza.es
wife, Robert Beverley and Carter Beverley not ayos
their appearance and given security, according 10 he
Assembly and the rules of this Court aud appearing h
VII filed, that they inhabitants of this State: T. i %
that In: said defendant do appear here first tsv -
term next aud answer the bill Of The plaintiffs; and I'M
of this order be forthwith inserted in the Richmond rr y
two months successfully, and posted the ont door -
Courthouse Of this county. '' y IL
Copy-Teste, JSo s. HEAIy - -
Feb. IL ~ - -
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We a,s mucb prat6ed SO see that WIZ. TAYLOR,
Esq of Rockbridge, has been nominated, by the Con-
venlion which met in Harrisonburg, on the 3oth nl'
as the Democratic candidate for Congress IN 'haI Us
,rct The old Tenth legion could not have seleG.ea
gentleman of greater dignity and moral worm 'nan
Mr. Taylor. He has been true ana CONSISTENT ~, ne
publican, ever since we had the pleasure OF his nc
auantance and in point Of talents and qualifications,
he is sur passed by no individual in the District Mr.
Taylor will fill the station with much dignity 10 nun
self. and honor and credit to his constituents. we
wish him and them success in the canvuss-i0.
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lanes A. PATTEsoN, CoanrssIoH MERCHANT, Richmond
Ya-Wl give prompt attention to sales of all kinds Of Pro
duce and Merchandise consigned TO his Store Can
street, adjoining Messrs. Caperton Cnmp.
Oct Ie 47-wly
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Coon NEWS FROM NELSON "A letter from an in
tesent citizen of Nelson expresses the belief that
Coleman (Dem.) will beat Cabell, the late Federal
delegate So mote IL Gc.-D.
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TILE BANKRUPT LAW.

The Wing Convention of the 22nd February, io1o'
al Richmond, in their address to the peoPe o. ~
MIA, positively deny that the Bankrupt Law wnct nus
proved so odous 10 the great of the people Of Tue
United Stutes) is, or was, Wing measure; anu r..
irving in that address, 10 throw the responsibility Vi
on the shoulders of the Democratic party, IN eAon1
ration Of themselves and the odium OF 1t. nc io'.
lowing extract from the address of Wing 'nen.oers y
Congress at the close Of The Extra Session, oePleh
Der 18TH ls4l, nails this Wing falsehood to the cInn.
ter and shows concusively that the bankrupt Law
was Wing measure and that they alone are ,espon r
sibe for all the evils it has produced The ADDRESS o
the Wing members of Congress says: -.
"The Bankrupt Act earnestly and SO long SOLICIT
ed by large and merorous class OF our cltizehs nus
been passed under circumstances which cannot out
fleet the highest honor upon the Representatives. OF
many sections Of the country. As a measure STAND
ing alone, it might perhaps have been destined 10
further delay but being brought, as it was, INTO thot
series of measures which were supposed 10 emorace
the scheme of relief which the nation at large required
it met from Wing Congress that support OF ~hen
the enlargement and highest value are derosa from
The respect ,chich eoery fell TO be due TO com
prehensrc policy ehose scope should 'neuae eoe'9 tn
terest in the nation.
This is bitter pill for the Wings just at TINS l'me'
and will operate more severely than most oil thelf pa
tent humbugs; but they must take the responsoi''y
of IT, The skirts of the Democratic party are clear OF
it, and no mistake about it-Fineasae Democrat
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IMPORTANT TO DEALERS IN ToBAcco.-The following
March %

IMPORTANT TO DEALERS IN ToBACCO.-Thc following
section of the amend the act entitled ian act To reduce
in force concerning the inspection
tobacco passed 7 March, 1926 published Tor the Informal
persons concerned and especially TO dealers in
The advantage they would derive Tree
any carge directing their tobacco 10 be stored in the
Public Warehouse.
4ad il further enacted That If any hogshead of Tobacco
shall inspected upland Inspections and shall af
stored in warehouse IN the city Of Richmond
Petersburg other than the public warehouse
said city and the of Petersburg the Commonwea
shall not be for destruction Of such nbacco by
any means whatsoever the time when the
there least eighteen hun
ed bosseads f In city OF Richmond, n In the Of
Petersburg hundred aud sevenyve ogseads In the PUB
lie warehouse aforesad unless the inspectors thereof should
to tobacco Of which fact
il shall he their duty give certificate, if required"
Nov. 4 52-wu
old WINES AND LIoUoRs-AIso GRoCEREs.-i have
" very large general assortment OF old Wines and IL
qnors part have been kept on hand Improving for ten
and were then said be % years DID, My Groceries will
bear fair comparison with tile best in the city, as may regard
ouliv md nrce and ceu!ness putting Of them up The
old Wines and Liquors will be found most beneficial for the
Should any one be ncrednons not to have firm and
beiief in so plain matter assertion let him
enquire call on subscriber who has been regular tempe
rate drinke during OF his fe and If salts
fed with his healthy appearance, they portrait of his
uncle who died few years the State of New York. aged
lO7 years and he p karn TO be drinking fish since the
day he left Ferentosh, then stripping.
Aug % 3l-wly WI WALLACE
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Total from Sept l. 1912, to April g. ls43, s7s56,7si
This immense receipt. We may compare
the circulation and specie held by the Banks of New
Orleans August 1st, 1912, and April LIST, le43 dis
tinguishing those which pay specie now
BANKS OF New ORLEANS, Aususr 1872 Asp APRIL, 15i3.