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The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-12-12
GOVERNORS MESSAGE.
GENTLEMEN OF TIE SENATE.
-R - u-r-~r 0E Dr.,

GENTLEMEN OF Tue SENATE.
AND OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES:
We have cause of deep thankfuiness to q be-
Inefficient Providence, that during the past year
we have been permitted, within the limits OF
our own beloved State. to enjoy the blessings
OF civil aud religious liberty, unmnlesied by the
hand OF misguided zeal or lawless violence
that the sacred right of worshipping Almighty
God. according to The dictates OF conscience, so
Justly conceded TO each and every individual by
the Constitution. has, in practice. been scrnpu-
.ously respected-that the benefits of education
have been increased aud extended IN its various
departme nts that peace, morality. and good or
der have prevailed, the supremacy of the laws
been ckmowledgrd, and The mild influence oil
reIi gIou felt far and near,
The annual meeting of the Representatives
of the State, TO whose hands are temporarily
committed the great aud varied Interests aud
we'll being OF a comfiding people. is in itself,
we'll calculated 10 awaken that deep sense OF
responsibility which, 1t ia confidently trusted,
will ensure wisdom and prudence in your coun
ellis, aud eventuate in the public good.
AS III public statutes OF the STATE have re-
Gently undergone a thorough revision, and "a, no
great expense, the hope is indul red, that but
lew subjects of a general nature will, at this
time, require your consideration. All legisla-
ton, but especially that which IS. general
in lis bearing should be exercised with great
care aud deIberauon, and(except in palpabie
| cases(snould be tested by lime aud experience.
before resort is had to modification or repeal
The ordinary expenses If the government tor
the fiscal yesr ending with the 3tst day. i Octo
Der last, were S93.368 10, as will be shown b.
the report oil the Treasurer, which he will short
iy lay before you. OF this SUN, however, am
authorized to state. that more than SIT .00O were
on account of stationary Tor the Revised Slatu-
ties OF l843, for printing and distributing tue
same, aud for compensation of the revlsors, aud
the same is therefore Justly chargabie to the ex'
pendItures OF former years. A considerable
portion, also, oGthe expenses OF the contingent
innd, included in the first named sum, accru-
ed during the year l943, although auGited and
paid during the present year. BY the same re-
port il WILDE seen, that under a awof theLeglsia
iure, the Treasurer effected q loan from the Mi
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-12-12
Executive CH8MBERl
December 8, 1874. {

TROUBLE WITH MExIco.-A crisis in the
affairs of Mexico and this country, growing
out of the proposed invasion of Texas by
Mexico, is evidently at hand, unless the civ
il dissensions in which she is now involved
should prevent it. We learn by very late
dates from New Orleans, that the correspon-
dence referred to in Mr.. Tyler's Message,
between our Minister and the Mexican Min
ister of Foreign Affairs has terminated in a
demand on the part Of II Minister, that q
note of Senior Rijon, pronounced BY the former
offensive and insulting TO our government
and people, be forthwith withdrawn; and an
absolute refusal on the part Of the Mexican
Minister to withdraw it. A portion of this
correspondence is now before us, and we
must confess that the Mexican seems to have
right and justice on his side. We regret
that we have not space 10 lay these letters
before our readers to-day. We shall en-
deavor to do so in our next.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-12-12

GOur thanks are due to our worthy
Postmaster for keeping open the mail to a
late hour on this occasion thereby enabling
us TO distribute the Messages at an early
day to our distant subscribers.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-12-12
EDITOR EVANSVILLE JOURNAL.
H. r., WASHINGTON,
Dec. 3. 1914. O'Clock

SIR: The House has inst recinded, by a.
vote of I0S to so, and without debate, the
25lh rule, relative to the receipt of adolf
lion petitions; the same rule, the discussion.
OF which caused so much excitement, last
session.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-12-12
ROBERT DALE OWEN.

DR.. OWENS FIFTH LECTURE win be de-
livered to night. His sixth on Saturday
night. These lecture viii be upon the In
teresting subjects-Mineralogy and Geoio-
gy.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-12-12

chiganC City. Vincennes, and ForteWayne branch.
e s OF the State Bank, TO enable him to meet tbs
expenses of the Siate. Provision. by law. was
made at the same session, which, il was trusted
would ensure the faithful pay over 10 the TTea-
sury, by the Collectors. the same currency by
them received for the State revenues; and as
by the partial absorption of the Treasury notes
in circulation, which are receivable for taxes,
they have considerably increased in value. a
hope was. aud yet is entertained, that an amount
OF bankable funds will thus be collected. sufi-
cient TO meet the loan referred TO, al maturity.
But as these officers are, by the present law not
required TO pay into the ire asury the amount
due for State Revenue, before the fourth Mon
day inFebruary,it Is earnestly submitted whether
early provisions should not be made TO meet any
unforeseen contingency in reference 10 tn debt,
as well as to defray the ordinary expenses ofthe
ensuing year.
The auditor in his report herewith submitted.
estimates the sum necessary for the ordinary ex-
penses of the currant fiscal year, at S67 $50
lp this statement however,, il should be observ-
ed, he does not include any estimate of unaudit
ed claimes due before The 3lst of October last
the State house-tae new State Prison, nor the
res utution OF trust funds, which as | am INFORM
ed by HIM, had been, III the exigencIes OF the
public service, paid OUT OF the treasury in former
years without appropriation.
The subject of our State debt IS OF primary
importance, and demands our attention. On
consulting the best sources OF information, the
following ii is believed, is a correct statement
of the nature and present amount of all claims
against US, with perhaps, a few unImporIant va
rlatlons:
FUNDED DEBT.
On account ofW abash& Erie Canal LEY ,OO3
Internal improvements. tproper) 5000. 900
Bank, 2.4i3,000
Observation-Disclosures Rail road. 456. 900
Lawrenceburgh & Indianapolis rail road 22l,O00
Surplus Revenue, 294 ,O00
Interest & to red eem Treasury Notes, 100000
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-12-12
SI5,IIl,OO0

Sto,llI ,UUO
these there have been
redeemed aud cancel
led in Bonds. $4,000
There were cancelled
without being put into
circulation OF the SI,-
000,Oo0, being Z per cent
Bonds. l,064.OO
- 2,893, 900
Outstanding, Si2,2l8,OJO
OF these the bank regularly pays
the interest on I.39O.OO0
Leaving St0828y 600
On which no interest is paid, and no provision
is made for lis payment.
OF this sum. 100. 600 dollars bears 6 per cent
interest-i0,6 92, 600 dollars 5 per cent. interest,
and 36,000, dollars, 7 percent. interest.
The annual interest, therefore on the funded
debt, exclusive oil what is paid by the bank Is
on 1901 900 dollars at 6 per cent. $4,000
$4,000 dollars at 7 per cent, 2,520
1862 900 Ut 5 per cent. 534,6U0
S543, 100
The Domestic or Unfounded Debt may be sta
ted as oliowes;
standing, s677, 900
Interest there on TO LIST Jan. l645, 10000
Five per cent. Treasury Notes
outsta nding, $4,000
Interest from, say LIST June I842 to
LIST January, I845, 66.262
Borrow ed OF Michigan Bank. 10000
Vincenues Bank, 10000
Forte Wayne Bank, 5000
Quarter per cent Treasury Notes, out
standing, $4,000
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-03-28
DR.. Inns GALBANUM,
MACHINE SPREAD
Strengthening PIasters.

THESE Plassers, greatly improved.
and having the preference oil all 9th
ers. are warmly recommended by all doc
tors as invaluable for all invalids having
pains in the BREAsT, BACK, or SIDE.
Weakness and Lameness are relieved al
once BY their use, aud the parts restored
10 strength and natural warmth and
health. Any person wearing one Of these
Plasters. will be astonished and delighted
at the comfort il affords Those threaten.
ed with Lang Complaints should never
trust themselves . day without wearing a
Plaster. II removes the irritation of in
cipient Consumption FROM THE LuScs To
the SURFACE Of The body, and draws of
the internal affection. So in Jivtr Gem.
PLATTE, and Coughs, and Coits. Chill
dren with Whooping Cough should al
ways have one. 10 prevent the cough SET
Ting on the lungs. Their excellence will
be understood by all on a trial.
ar For sale 10 n II. borough by D Hear,t;
in Oxford BY George Y. rayi"r; in Grccnsbo.
rough hy j. & n sloan--oniy agents.
February "a CD
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Mysterious.

A GENTLEMAN belonging TO one oil
. the most ancient and wealthy fami.
lies Of this city, New York. who must
be well known to numerous friends, hay.
ing since The year 1914 up 10 recently,
been bent nearly double, and for several
wears confined to his bed, has been resior-
ed to good heal.i,---has rcgained his natn-
raj erect position--and has Quilted his
carriage, and now walks with ease! We
believe this is the genllenan's own de-
scrip,ion as near As possible. and there is
no exaggeration in it. We will give in
auirers his address, and donbt not his Lu-
name feelings will excuse The liberty; so
that any one doubling NAV knor these
facts--though he requests his name may
not appear in print Among other SINH.
lar instances, Mr.. James G. Reynolds.
l44Chryste-street, has been restored. and
will give personal assurances of the facts
OF his case. Both were rheumatism. and
contracted cords and sinews. How has
this been done!
AsswER--I,y the INDIAN vEGETA.
BILE ELIXIR Internally. and HE IVES
NERVE AMI BONE LINIMENT ex-
sernally, from Comstock A. Co. Z
IT for safe il II,llsbnroneh BIZ %. Hear,i;
10 0x,ord ny George 2. Taylor; II Gfeeasbo.
roagn by J. 4 r. siosa- only agents.
February %. s# ss-
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SMAKt6ls MeAi<lass hsRs bees esss v&h sec
= cess - 4AsessG sxxrs Slssass ~ = AasA mas-
kisAi Il hxsAs. asa IL bsilis@s ass tl*ss e@ss~
piainaa. siaA tksir maay *siikmesa
b.lii.as and saek hssdaehs. psln and eP~
prsssios siisr mssls. gi5sinsss. aizasssss.
slagaiar aeise Is ne bead and safa. dFe~.
slaess. Assnhsfn, loss 81 sPpeuass sled
sPasms. o.. akey srs seksssAsssse e - sasi.
- saPessof - aas thlsg sssf = tsss s1sfss
i ne p4blse. snd lsf gksss e laA eaeat g
saaF. sAxx 81 psoss insslssbisf site 90 .
esaesal lsmsiy sperssas. lsf sithss 80. aesg
sannst Cal = sasase ths sniss'saa ssassase-
les.
RE sfEessy Il he Life Pilis AZ fha.ir
Baisss Il sassl eestaan. IL freely gsea &c 80
asEaek ol fever. inaseazs. messles. soss
throat. seesns salds. wllhcnagh. sao en-
e. iaaanmalory disorders. In Fhsuna-
isn and ehorir e0mplsin's ihsy base siso
performed the mssl exlFaefdlnafy cares ~Aea
ssed ~ish pesssTsFsnes.
siace ahe 6sss iasfsdseaisn 81 Dc. Mensts
tia Medieinss % his fsIlas eiiizsas. thsy
asxs il every ease. Tally msiatsined ne 80
.haFaefsF they % sell deserved. fataseis wse
rad leF years dTswa On . Miserable snssteasss
md maay ~he had lest The sseeitheif hmesey
rheamalism aad paralysis. have essn frsiesss
70 healsh. sarenglh and eamiaft. ahef AT ne
asaaI remedies lad heea ioaad useless. lls
asisaishiag asd almast mlFaeuloas sneeis
save also besa sxperienecd. n The cure o.
asrssas ard vksamzlie pains 81 NE Af&a sae
Ea-s, psralsiis sfsefisaf eoairaetsd and sisa
e,ats. Ffandalar sssIlings. pains of The chest
and heaes. skrsass rksamaGism. palpalaitsM "
a. L. .ks<&.xufS
Bat ii d aanscessafy 10 ennnerate The m
~ eases ID ~hieh these purely vegetable me-.
dlciaes have bess ssrcrssiuli but LEI 10 ~
qairs. why are they 90 universal IN sAs''
Bss.ase they PURIFY the BLOOD. and
thas remove all cause 81 disease In he sys.
TEN.
Beessselhey Get pawsrfslly apyn The ssess.
iioas Of The body, and rsasvs all Impurities o
once --.
Because they DO M, reduce The sysiem. but
iHvigoratsit thus requiring ne restraint from
pleasure or Business dsung then epeFaison.
csmplaials arising ifam sliialsd slate g.
he blood are easily sabdved BY the poweripi
.fficary &c these mild and saiatary nsedsrtsss.
70 those who are obligef - travel. OF totske
medieiae without interfapfa.a ~ business. the
Life Medicines are peevliatiy useful. bymlld
sad safe operation. they siEtke NJ the root Of
disease. and qaickis eladieste u. thereby pre-
veniing the fatal effects TO which thousands
are victims. ...--...z. =
Sail wholesale aad retsiiby Or. W. D. Mof.
a.. Us Broadway, New York.
For sale also hv
d. HEARTT. .Agsnt.
february,i. S.
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TO ALL THE WORLD WHO USE
LEATHER IN ANY FORM.
OIL OF TANNIN,
or. Leather Resf0rer

NEW CHEMICAL DISCOVERY.
MOST people know. that skins and
~ hides are converted into leather By
the use Of rannin extracted from certain
barks. &c.
When The force and strength Of the
rannin Is worn out, leather becomes dead,
hard, dry, brittle. cracked. covered with
crust. &c. This all know. To restore
then life. soflness. moistness, strength.
smoothness. and remove all crust. fy, or
blister--restore the tannin. This SUBJ
stance the leather never can receive The
second lime; but the whole virtues Of it
are in this article. the Oil OF TANNIN
which penetrates the stifIest and hard
est leather, If i, has been twenty years in
use; and lit tears easily with the fingers,
il imparts at once strength that il utter.
~ incredible until seen. IL becomes like
ner leather, in all respects, with de-
lighiful soflness and polish, and makes all
leather completely and perfectly imperri.
GUS 10 waier--par,iculaiy boots, shoes.
clrriagc-iops, harness. hose, trunks. and
in fact all things made Of leather, giving
a splendid polish. even higher than new
leather has, and at least doubling it, wear
and durability, in whatever manner the
leather is used These are facts.
Those who will may wear old shoes,
groan with corns. ride with old carriage
tops-haye old harness. and throw them
away half used-look filthy themselves.
and all about them-expend double aha,
is necessary for articles Of leather. 10 their
hearts content, il their prejudices are so
strong they will not try a new discovery.
Now, gentlemen. please yourselves.
&C. None genuine unless with the fac
simile signature Of Comstock & Co.
T For sale n 'iillsborcueh n c., by D.
Heart; in Oxford, BY George r. Taylor; in
Greensboroueh, by ]. X q sioan-oniy agents.
February - sz@
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BoRo ugh, N. C..
Nv DENNIS HEARrT,

AT Three DOLLARS a YEAR, on TWO potrsrs
rirrs CENTS Nv rAip in AisaRsE.
Those who do not give notice of their With
10 have their apcr discontinued al the cspns.
ton ~ the year, will he r,csan,sd az ,'esitipg
H. .oatinraase until ountern, . nj cd And 10
rsrnr viii 10 disconiinncd until nll srira,ngts
are paid, unless al lie opiion 81 The pul,lisis'.
. Advertisements MT ssesrdnR sia'cen rss.
onr DALAI '"r tie lirsi, and went, five ar's
Ter e''h snbs'qnent insertion. ionsst onsf N
pr potiion curt advertisements iMcnsy if
per cent i.ighcr. A tcda.i,on Of I'll Per ''hi
viii be made 10 e>,eiiis.ts 4, the s'%f.
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I0RAAILIES &NlALlS.

Us fsEawmA@s LnAlzs<@saA4s GsmzAy seme@
xz&s m&F - k~x1x 81 6 szAasx &x~x s&~x~sx
msx ~~@x - xseFF s@&mkxr ss@xx ~ ia xsxh.
M~@ems~s ga asssx Knx sMem aaAam kAsF
kxFs IS asn-s&mlAs sAxmazxss &C
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kHa n "a mefrAazs nsassss yea kas Asm 49,
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nszf 1ns ~ Fima Ns~ Fak. = = wras a. asrL
ne fsmAy sAssld u sssk sssfzsas gAsss ssmszssa
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A fresh supply Of

Spohn's Head ache Remedy, .~~
Hewes' celebrated Rheumatic Nerve and
Bone Liniment, Ok e. .:.. B.
BartI,olomew's Pink Expeetorant Syrup.
Indian Vegetable Elixir.
Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor,
Komsiock's Verlnifuge.
- received aad Tor sale al lhis oficc M
September 5. .~Ss.~- 80 90
~-~- a-~ssA-se g 4-s----
BL.fvKS Ior safe at fIis Ghfee.
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METERS of Administration on the Estats
- of ANDERSON ARMSTRONG. deed.
having besa granted 10 the undersigned BY
Orange County Court now in session. Moth 9
10 hereby given I" all persons indebted 10
said estate to make immediate payment. aid
FOR oil persons having claims against The e..
tale TO present them itr payment according 10
Law. or this aotice will be plead IN bar of their
recovery.
JOHN N. CLARK.
February ~. ..- Ia
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Notice.

ssSiiE undersigned having qualified sssxsc.
L niors ef The last will and testament II
DAVID MEBANE. deceased. 81 February
Term, 1874. VI 0rsage C"uniy Cours, hereby
give notice 10 all peSsnns indebted /. said es
tate 10 make immediate paymeat, and Tor all
persons having claims upon the estate 10 pre-.
sent them for payment within the time pre-
scrisrd BY Law. OF this notice will be plead in
bar Of their recovery.
ALEx'R. MEBANE,2
G. A. MEBANE, @
February 20. Is
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THE sndssirard having taken ont letters
= &c admis.siralioa on The estate IL Or.
WILLIAM MONTGOMERY derrsssJ, 81
February Term u Orange Cnansy Toaa arses
notice 10 al persons indebted % said rsla,e Il.
make immediate payment. and 70 al these
having claims aRsiasa said estate 10 eresrni
them. properly sitested, cot sest'emsns, within
The time prescribed BY law. otherwise this no
tice viii be plead IN har ofikeir recovery.
d. 4. MONTGOMERY. .sdm'r.
March 4. is.-
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~ = kks enxaxfn FNasal keae eaN~A4 ISIS
=. 4 pssesA 81 Rasxss SO Hssm*AA - 1@Sst
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sgkan w kseisf. q 6saisfs rssniF hsswas
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sks rresFssy a - PssAss hss& ass FsFsss.
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a&wenas&meNA
FekFaars 81.
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ZONE wi,h any Of The follow ING produsil
- ef your farms. ard yoa shall Lassior then
GroeeFies 81 cash prices. va;
Corn, Bseswax, Tallow Feathers.
.-... @~- A.MlCKLE.
January Q. Is
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BALM O. ccluMBiA.F0kT TIE HAIK.
~hisA 81 sss i iaikax sa = rssaars i = ksld
rlss<s; An& % ehAarsa msks i srsw nps1ly. = =
sAsss ~ho kass -, Ne hnr fssn aay eazs<.
ALL FERMLs skss inssse he kszaz &c eA4lassa
u seAssls. xss pssssaasd 6 tinsa by Il a esss-
~ =. $3.50 NsnvNkxSo g
lxn srs ~ J. Es~e=l~ iais sl~sss
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m office.

THE Hadcrsigaed having taken out letters
tasisnentary, on the estate Of JOHN
PICKETT decd, 81 Orange February Caari.
iaa pass~d. hereby gives notice u al persons
iadrLsed T. the estate, to make immediate pay.
meai; and 10 ~ persons having claims against
IA, 10 present than FOR payment in the fime
pfssaEibcd By law, o. this notes will ~ plead
IA bar OF thsir rscaserg.
THOMAS LYNCH. Err.
nargh .. "a
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The abase sriiriss have been eensigned 10
us, and will be sold fsr cssh ls~sr tLsn the
msrksi pfi9ea
On hand. ssd wiii be eesstsnily kept, .
supply Of the bee, CORN MEAL
A. MIcKLE.
Iasaary n. ST.
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observation-disclosures like
0 child. goes wandering ovei the ~nrld:
Fearless % lie innocence; IL 10 not sbash-
ed before prlncrs. nor eonfuundsd before
the wisdom o. synods. Before il he blood
s,sined ~srrisr sheashs his sword. and
plscks shs laurel from his bsos; the mid
night ~afdsrer turns from his purpose,
and Ike the hran-sm,s,en Disciples gnes
ssIt and ~e-ps bitterly. |, bring, liberty
% ,he captive. j.y - The mourner. Tree
don % me slave, repentance snd forgive
nsss % The SINNER. h.pe 70 The fain'.htsrt-
ed. and assurances 10 the dying. Iienirrs
The hui sf The poar man. and siss do~n
9Th ihem and their ehildren: IL makes
them coawnied in The midst e priss,,ons.
and leaves behind ane.vslsstng blessing.
II wslks through great critics amid oil their
pomp and splsndoF. tLeis inag,nahle pride
and their uaattsrsble mssesy.a purifying.
ennobl.ng. e.Tvee.ins. and rsdeeming al
gel. II % like The beaut,iul eompsnion nj
childhood. and The comfortable associate
oil age. n enHobies The n"blf; gives Vi.
dom 70 The ~ise: and nee grace 10 The
LOVELY. The psH,os. The priest. The p"e.
snd elrquens man. oil derive Their sub
i,ns power from i,s inaaeaee.
Mary Horiif.
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M G1& 30&
sRHg ssksefiAsrs, kaslag sssoeisted thsm-
- selves - hasiasss ssdeTs chs GFm 81 NIL
SON d LAffNgR, are fsesising IRON NE
Nsnk he mast splsadid asssrsmssssf
Spring and Summer
GOODS
ever offered iashis msfkei. Theis Geods have
bsea selected wilh great care. aad shss ara
dsiermiasa % cell them lsw for cash. Faf-
ehassEs all Do yell 20 call snd sssrains ess
sioxk before they paFehsss. az we thlsk we
can sell better bssrsias thaa have ever BEEN
ofsssd 10 lhis plaes. flsasseailaad saaa'ae
WILLIAM NELSON,
+ c. n. LATIMER.
Mar 10. IT,
80
BW All those indebted 20 the late firm
of Parker d Neisoa sad % william Nelsoa,
either ~ aeie ~ secauet. ara earnestly 70
quesied 10 pay %, ~ ieagsr iadslgsass can
aot be gwen.
Nav 10. IT,
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sEEDs. psE ErxFFs wEkpow slAsas
BRrsMEs. FAkcF AxTHckkA FEsr
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