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A3- DR.. JOHN VI. WILLIAMS VEGETABLE
MEDICINE LABORATORY, 20 East Baitimore-st.
ftth door east Of Front-THE BRsr SERIES OF MEDI.
CINEs PRODUCED, prepared and sold at this La
boralory, TO wiu-lndian Vegetable Purifying and
Ambitious Pills p cents box; Tonic Vegetable
Bters, 25 cents bo,le Dyspepsia Specific, 50 cents
a bottle; Cholera Specific, % cents hottie; New
Emetic PREPARATION -! cents a vial: Peduvium or
Foot Bath Powder, l2a cents a package; Cough Sy-
rup, for the cure of Consumption, Coughs, Colds, &c
37l cents bottle; New Remedy for Cough l2k cents
a vial; Highly Concentrated Vegetable Elixir a pre-
cious medicine for mothers and infants SO cts bottle:
Rheumatic Liniment and Embrscaton, and accom-
panments, 81; Sovereign Remedy for Piles go Dysen-
terry Cordial 50 cts hottie, sc. &c SC. Printed d
rections for the administration of these remedies ac
company each article. N. B. Advice given bv DR..
w. free of charge, ml3-tf
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no SABBATH SCHOOL EXHIBITION. There
will he exhibition by the Scholars attached 10 the
Seamen's Union Bethel Sahbah School, on I IlURS-
DAY EVENING, 18th inst TO commence at X ocIk,
in the Seamen's Bethel Church, conner of Alice
Anna and Bethel Streets +. p. As the object of the
exhibition is to procure the funds requisite TO buy
Library aud other hooks for the school. Tickets of
admission for sale at Isaac ?. Cooks Baltimore
street; Lewis Audouns, Thames st.; Mrs. Gardners
Mrs, MiIler'S and Benz. Thomas Broadway, and at
the door on the evening of the EShibition-prce I25
cents. All who feel an interest in the welfare of the
Sailors child aid US in our efforts to insti
into their youthful minds the truths of the Gospel.
mid 81 THE TEACHERS.
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To BEALE II. RICHARDSON, Esq

Were not the illusions in the commune alton OIL
saturday so direct and positive, as 10 leave room
tor "doubts, might he content with this disclaimer
But as have yet to meet the first man vino, hav ne
read the communicative, does not believe that il was
intended by the author rs an indirduGt-pcrS0nut at
tack upon my character and reputalion some further
notice Of its contents is required aM ny hands, and
now proceed to say
lSt That so much of said communication rs was
designed to charge me with being now, or having ever
been the ''rea advocate Of repudiatiOn" is utterly
and entirely taSUhOOd
I'd. That much Of said communication wins
designed 10 charge me with ''moral dishonesty in
framing the report referred 10, OF in any of my bust
ness relations, is talsehn0t.
Sd. That much of said communication as was
designed to charge with "0bectipg to, resisting
upon one sham preteSt other, any and every law
tor the payment Of the state debt" Is IA grauOus
and unmitigated hlSehood.
4th. That much of said communication as was
Designed to charge with deraudiug the state b. u
refusal to bear my just share of its burdens is like all
the other charges utterly false and groundless
One word more to the author of these ISLANDERS, and
we are done Upon his n-N inspection Of the Books
OF Assessment and License" if he should engage the
services of some who understands the matter, he
may possibly find that have, for the greater part OF
the last ten years, paid for three licenses instead of
one, and have been assessed for, and paid the tax
upon three stocks of goods; which, taken together,
might possibly amount TO ga little more than one
quarter Of what my estate ought justly to have been
assessed
Perhaps, if the gentleman would pay little more
attention to some of the precepls found in the Books
Of Scripture, and remember that it is there written
"ihou shalt not bear false witness against thy neuh-
bor it would be quite profitable plying into the
books of 'asseSsment and license" and assuming the
dighited post Gf SPY and ormer, for which his tai
ens seem so evidently to have fitted him.
Ii i. II. RICHARDSON.
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Jg3-OIL OF TANNIN. Since this article was
introduced last fall, the sale has become IMMENSE
To soften leather, no matter how hard it the
astOnshment of all and for all Old Leather Harness
and Carriage tops, in use, il is invaluable, and no
stables would be without it when known. For
sale by ROBERTS 4 ATKINSON,
Corner Of Hanover and Baltim0re streets.
Also At the corner of Baltimore and Harrison SITS,
and at No 81 Thames street. 1t
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THE MUSEUM The drama of ''Don Cesar de Ba-
zen" has met with the most signal triumph at the Sa-
loon of the Museum, and Mr., Peae, finding that he
has struck vein of rare attractions wisely announces
it for every evening this week. Mr. Wacot's perfor
nance orhe gallant Don is mastery piece of acting
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STEALING BY WHOLESALE. Three or four
thousand dollars worth of jewelry was stolen
on Thursday night from the bar of the La
grange House, Boston, where the articles had
been deposited for safe keeping.
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AN INDUSTRIOUS LADY. We have been told,
says the Hannibal Journal, ofa lady, who lives
not far from Hannibal, who left home with
some marketing in wagon for this market,
who, on taking her seat in the wagon took up
her knitting and went to work, and before she
got to Bear creek, she finished pair of mems
socks, and while the team was drinking, she
secured them, and in less than half an hour,
sold them to some of our Hannibal merchants.
BABE, THE PIRATE. The execution of Babe,
for murder and piracy on board the Sarah La
vnia, will probably take place on the 9th June,
to which day he stands respited.
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RTEW AND VALUABLE NORk-pLA-
~ TO CONTRA ATHEOS. Plato against the
Ath lists; or, the tenth book of the dialogue on Laws
accompanied with critical notes and followed by ex-
tended dissertations OF the main points of the
Platonc Philosophy and Theology, especially as com
pared with the Holy Scriptures. By Taylor Lewis,
l.. l., d. Professor Of the Greek language and ltera-
ture in the University of the City of New York.
PARSONS & PRESTON
ml3.3t Isl Pratt st, adjoining Railroad Depot
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GREAT RISE IN THE uppER MIsslssIPpL-
The st. Louis New Era of the 9TH inst says:
We learn from the officers of the steamer War
Eagle, in last night from Galena, which place
she left on Saturday morning, Sd inst, that
the steamer Otter had just arrived there from
St. Peters, and reported the Mississippi higher
at that point than it had been for twenty years.
The river was rising fast at Galena when the
w, E. left, The next boat down will most
probably bring some particulars.
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% TO THE PUBLIC. On saturday last there
appeared in the Clipper communications so Obviously
aud OntnSvrly PERSONAL that decent respect loF my
self ANA for the opinion of a community where nave
so long resided. demanded from me some notice O It's
author. ! therefore wrote a short card for pAoca-
ton, III which invited the concealed author 10 repeat
ms charges under his own name, when p'edeed my
sell 10 brand him with the stamp of tasrhoOd IN ereTH
particular, far as was referred to- The publishers
thought proper to decline inserting the card on the
ground that twas personal matter. then demand
cd the name OF the author of the offensive pnblca-
ton, saying To thrm-''ypu have permitted me to he
personally assailed INV private character and business
u be- dragged beinre the public, aud must know by
whom this was done" The name was given me on
Monday aiternOon-So soon obtained, | addressed
the following note to the authsT:
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NAVAL. The following vessels are at the
Brooklyn Navy Yard. The Erie store ship
getting ready for the Pacific; the steamers Full
tom Poinsett, sloops Of warJohn Adams, Dale,
brig Washington, frigate Macedonian. There
are in the harbor the line of battle ship North
Carolina, trgate Columbus and the Sicilian fri
gate Uranla.
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BuRroN's THEATRE, FRONT ST. Mr. .4nierson.-
This accomplished actor had another mammoth
house last evening, to witness his representation OF
the ''Stranger' He fully sustained his high reputa
ton. To night he appears ''Eveyn," in Bulwer's
excellent comedy of "Money," and will be ably sup
ported by Mr.. Burton, In the character of sGraves.
Go early, or get no seats
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NOW FOR THE BARGAINS!

: S3 MAKkET ST., opposite Holiday
Ladies wanting Laces; Nets: Hosiery; Gloves;
Capes; Illusions; Ribbons; French Flowers; Falls;
Wells; Nett Shawls; Rufs: Collars; Scars; Swiss and
Book Muslins; Emb'd Muslins; Handkts. of the most
beautiful kind ARE requested to call and purchase from
that cheap and lucky spot No. &c. where the preest
and the cheapest Goods in the world are to be found
s. BROADBENT,
80 Baltimore street, opposite Holiday.
Mourning Goods; Cape Wells; Love Wells; Lead
colored Kid Gloves, sewed with black; Shawls; black
Grapes, sc. IT.
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CANADIAN VIEWS OF WAR. The Old war
like tone of the Canadian papers is quite chang
ed, If the Toronto Globe be sample. That
paper says: "This is not the age when loyalty
goes by blind superstition; 1t is guided by dis
criminatlon. Nations are not to be ruled with
rod of ron-but swayed by wise and liberal
policy. Let the Home Government reflect on
the position OF canada, should a war unhapp-
ly arise between Britain and the United
States"
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GUILTY OF MURDER. William McCauley
was tried and convicted at the late term of the
District Court held in Van Buren, county, |. t.,
of the murder of Don Ferdinand Coffman and
his infant daughter, in Washington county
He is to be executed on the 3Oth inst. He has
made full confession.
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LOUISVILLE METHODIST CONVENTION. We
received no Louisville papers by last nights
Western mail, and are therefore without fur
ther proceedings of the Methodist Episcopal
Convention.
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EMcRANrs. On Sunday and Monday more
than 100 emigrants arrived at New York from
Liverpool.
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BAPTIST CONVENTION. We have 40 further
proceedings of the Baptist Convention in SEES
sion at Augusta, Geo.
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SCHOOLS IN Howard DIsrRICr. We are
pleased to learn from the Free Press, that
there are now 81 organized free schools in
Howard District, all of which are in -four
ishng condition, and give ample evidence of
the ultimate success Of the grand system of
afording substantial education to rich and
nOOr.
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I GEORGIA. q. w. Crawford is the wing can.
d!date for Governor in this State
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TLORIOUS TIMES AT BYRNE s. CO.'S. 2
u three No. tickets sold at the lucky corner, and
one of $1,000 prize This makes the I'd prize sold of
$1,000 at this office this week. For a prize to- day
call at the yellow IIouse.) S25,000-tickets SO.
Drawn Nos of yesterdays Lottery,
81 80 81 so Dc AZ Is 81 % - Ia 60 10
BYRNE s. co.
North East corner of Exchange Place
IL and South st, Yellow House.
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In this city, on the 9th inst. Miss MARY Thomas.
eldest daughter Of the late Samuel Thomas, of Ken,
county, Md, aged IA years.
AT Rose Hill, his residence, in Cecil county on the
SIN INST. Major General Thomas MARSH FoRMAN in
the Shh year of his age. He was actively engaged
curing the war of the Revolution, and part OF the
tme was an aid to General Lord Stirling
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$4,000 Do only ss s2"s s T9 sc PaX
field cos, where was sold on yesterday to Nos 81
30 4S, prize of 100 dollars sent to GETTYSBURG, Pa
Nos 10 GO ~, prize Of 300 dollars and Nos 4S SO 81
prize of 100 dollars, both sold in the city.
Nos Maryland Consolidated Lottery, class 10, drawn
May 3D. lowest prize S2&, are
81 IS p so As AZ rs 81 % % IA 60 70
Draws TODAY, the brilliant Scheme of Maryland
Consolidated Lottery, class %.
THE CAPITALS ARE:
prize OF S25,OO0 prize OF $4,000
-" 500 10 1900
49," 4COD 10 1000, sc
Tickets IS; halves 81; quarters O.
>, 20. Draws on SATURDAY, May 18th, the small
Fry maryland Consolidated Lottery, class No. 10
Capital prize $1,000 Tickets ST., shares in proportion
In winch Scheduled Co. will sell on certificate
packages of 22whole tickets for only $40, halves $40
quarters So eighhs s. So All orders thankfully re-
ceVed ana promptly attended TO, if addressed 10 the
great prize depot OF SCHOOLFIELD y CO.,
No. Calvert street,
II FirSt0tiiceft from Baltimore street
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90 f. s. FRYER, Manufacturer Of LOOK
ING GLASSES, PORTRAIT AND PICTURE FRAMES
WINDOW CORNlCES, SC. &c.
qI3- IMPORTER OF French and German LOOKING
GLASSES, PLATES, SC. sc.
Frames re-guilt and Plates inserted in Frames at
apl6-d No. / NORTH GAY STREET,
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Brig Asenaria, Andrews, Fall River, f. Pratt s. Bro
Brig Victoria, Davis New Orleans, Jno. X. Randall.
Schr Baltimore, Seavey, Boston, w. RhoadS.
Schr 81. Thomas, Buman, Bangor, (Mane,) Weld
& jerks.
Schr Olive, Weaver Wes;moreIand county, (va)
master.
schr Iowa, Applegarth, Charleston, c. Pendergast
& Son
Schr May, Hubbard, Norfolk, ThoS. Hooper.
Steamer Baltimore, Rees, Philadelphia, f. G. Harris
ARRIVED,
Schr Southerner Hatch, from New Orleans, via
Norfolk, sugar pork lard, sc. to w. G. Harrison.
schr i. Jane, Dukes, from Philadelphia, mdse., to
J. w. Brown
schr James, Wood, 10 days from Portland plaster,
TO kirkland, Chase s. Co.
Steam-packet Georgia, CoiIey, from Norfolk. Saw
nothing.
MEMORANDA
Barqne Pioneer, Clark, of Baltimore, arrived at "
York yesterday morning, from Canton, in lO9 days
passage.
Brig Architect, Gray, Of Baltimore, was loading al
Jobos, p. X. 10Th ut. for New York.
Schr Emily EIcott, Coffin, hence, was seen going
into ST Thomas 18th ult.
Schrs Amelia, Strong, and Direct, Briggs, arrived
AT New York 18th inst.
srhr Exchange, Kellogg, from Baltimore arrived at
Charleston 9th inst.
schr Maria. Latourete, from Baltimore, arrived at
New York IL inst
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,syHE FAME OF EMORY & cos super

rHNHE FAME OF EMORY ~ cos superb
IL or fortune in selling prizes is known from one
extreme of the U. States to the other. From their
city and distant correspondents letters of thanks are
daily received with the arrival of the mails. Their
well known punctuaity and business facilities gives
them advantages over all other offices, in this or any
other cly-it being the oldest establishment in the T.
States Thankful for past vors, they respectfully so
lcit the patronage of a generous public This rich
ana brilliant scheme offers unusual inducements to
adventures. Here it is.
TODAY TO-DAYm
N3-TtiIS DAY, Md. Consolidated Lottery, class
20-75 Nos. Is ballots
SPLENDID SCHEME.
prize of S25,OO0 prize of $4,000
$500 " l47S
1000 10 " 1900 SC.
Whole tickets S5-shares in proportion
Certificates of DC eighths Emory s. Co. will sell for
the ufng sum of Sl2. Give them call.
Drawing Nos. of yesterdays lottery are
81 80 81 so 48 AZ rs 81 % u IA 60 10
EMORY s CO., No. 2 Calvert-st.,
1t Baltimore, Maryland.
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& ELLING OFF AT

~ E4LLfNV OF n AT
- No. z NORTH CHARLES STREET.
The subscriber intending TO close his business the
first of June, will offer the balance of his stock at
great sacrifice before closing it at auction Every
tice will be sold without regard to cost-SILKS from
% cents up; FRENCH LAWNS, from lSa cents TO %
cents less than half their value-all other Goods in
proportion. The store he occupies is for rent and
the fixtures for sale. Persons indebted will please
call and settle their bills
ml4-2l* E. b. ESTES.
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The BANK EXCITEMENT AT CINcINNA1I The
Bank panic at Cincinnati; created by the ex-
ploson of the Bank of St. Clair, has blown
over without damage other than to those
who were momentarly induced to part with
their money at an exhorbitant discount. We
learn Ivy a letter received in this city last even
ing from Cincinnati, that the notes of the
Banks of Snndusky, Wooster, and Norwalk,
were again taken at par by the Cincinnati
banks.
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augertrau Republtca11,
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY II, lo45.
AND BALTIMORE CLIPPER

T,,vrs on C,,vrpr Cor,.ry The Anrono-
a,s Democratic Star onnoance, that the Cover.
c,o- accommodated b,, tho ,ttornav ro,erol &
r Richardson Eso,. p,oceeded on sunday las,
n C,lvort cornt,. the object he;nc IN consa,,
with the Commissioners of that county gpeu
Che snbiort of tbc tax laws. and if they refuse
Ga eycrnte them, then the Governor will ap-
MONT Collector of the tax and demand the
assessment books of the Commissioners. The
Star further says-"we understand that II IS
the intention OF the attorney general IN 'he
event OF DENIAL to deliver over the assessment
BOOKS, to apply to the Court when Is no" III
session, Tor mandamus against the Comms-
S'oners, or S"tpTHd ducfS ttc""''
II Is necessary that the laws OF Tue S'a'o
snail De enforced, ana we nope 'Hot Tue Oon'-
m'ss'onerS OF calvert county VIII proceed III the
1scharge OF their duties, without compelling
Nhe attorney genera! 10 resort 10 compulsory
process. The taxes must be paln IN all the
counties, or they VIII not be Pa'd III ahy-ahu,
Us IL IS as important 10 the cit'zehS 81 calvert
county as to those OF other sections OF the
state, that the pubic credit shall be preserved,
we frost mat they Will nave PATRIOTISM enough
80 contribute their portion OF the taxes without
.Gty unnecessary delay As the Governor ana
attorney general are only IN the discharge OF
the duty imposed upon them by law, thelI VI
SIT to Calvert county and the proceedings
which they may be called upon to institute
nSt
fhem with the citizens OF that county
EApty IN rur Frrtp, The Democrats o'
She State are ,lroodv snmmoping tbe;r forces
Cor the fall campojrn. Those of the third Con.
,ressioual District will hold tbcir urinary ,,oot-
ings on the 18th of June. and their convention
on the 9Th of July-and WE presnne that tho
Nhirs will follow suit; so that we shall have
another s.imnortont crisis ~ hig With the f,,o of
.sunborn Millions Every successive election
between these parties has been to determine
some point. upon the decision Of which was to
rest the salvation of the State or country. and
yet we think that it would puzzle the most as
tule men of either party to shew the GREAT be-
nefts which have resulted. or can hereafter re-
suit, from these party conflicts AT the late
gubernatorial election we had the assurance
from the one side that the election of MIR. Car
'"H "ouio almost restore the goIaen age
""''' '"e'r opponents INSISTED that safety and
,''SFer''y couiu only be found IN the success OF
'',, '"'t Inc iaI'ef 'rlu"Pheo' ana the mar
'c''ouS effect Has oeen' 10 turn some men out
u ounce anu TO put o'ners INTO 'me'T places 1t
was an important Crisis tor othce-holders and
seekers out IN respect to others 1t was all
,uase, Governor rFa'' not having confined
''nSeh TO lne precise object tor which he was
put FORWARD oy the party managers, VIZ: making
appointments to ofhce-but presuming to sug-
SeSt certain revenue measures to the Legisla-
1''fe l"F auoPIioI' some OF his warmest adVo-
- 4C m II ~
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NEW RIBBONS, LACES ~ GLOVES.
~ Arrive from New York and will open this day,
at No. As MARKET STREET,
doors above Frederck-st.
1000 pieces splendid Ribbons at l25 cts. worth 25
500 do Misses do at 6. 6 l2t
2Ou DO cause do al III %
100 doz l.. Cambria Hdkfs. at l2t 60 49,
300 embroidered Collars, at 50 GO Sit
100 dOz Kid & Silk GlSves, at so IS
French Lawns; Bareges, Silks; Scarts VeiIs Thread
Laces; French Flowers; Tarletans; Swiss and Cam
brio Muslins Swiss Muslin Shaws AT 80 cents, worth
81; D0mestcs, Sc &c. All of which shall be sold
20 per cent cheaper than any other store in this city,
WILLIAM BROADBENT.
N. B. Those bargains can only be found at 3 doors
above Frederick street. ml43tt
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yH7EUSTEE's SALE OF PROPERTY
II. ON MADISON AND PARK STREETS. BY
virtue of Decree Of Baltimore County Court sitting
as a Court of Equity the subScribrr will offer AT pub
lie sale on WEDNESDAY, the 4th day OF June, lSi5,
at the Exchange. at O'Clock, P. NJ,
A LOT OF GROUND described as follow<-Be-
ginning at the southwest corner of Park and Madison
streets, running thence on Madison street IS feet;
then south 30 feet then east IL feet; then north Is
feet; Then east 10 feet TO Park street. and then north
on Park street IS feet to the place of beginning
This Lot is improved by a well built Two
&sSa3A story brick DWELLING, fronting on Park
NnM street, and two story brick Dwelling AT the
isAesA west end OF the lot fronting on Madison st
The lot is subject TO ground rent of 500 so.
The terms of sale are, third ash the day of
sale and the balance in three and six months; credit
payments To bear interest and be secured by approved
bonds notes. The title may he examined by appli-
cation to the trustee. w. A. TALBOT, Trustee,
AZ ST. Paul'S street.
CANNON, BENNETT s. CO.,
m'4-ents AuctoneerS.
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New PUBLICATIONS. From Shurtz s Tay-
lor we have received Godeys Magazine and
Ladies' Book for June, Graham's American
Monthly Magazine for the same month, No.
of the Mysteries of the Inqusltion, and Will
Terrll, or the adventures of young gentle
man born in a cellar
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SOUTHERN MANUFACTURERS. The work
seems to go ahead and the mills are springing
up in the South. The Greenville Is. C.)
Mountaineer has a sample of printing paper
which was made at the new mill of V. bic Bee,
Esq, seven miles below that village. A few
years ago there was scarcely a paper mill south
of the Potomac, now they seldom come north
for the article
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G3-CORONER'S OFFICE, No. l2s NORTH HIGH
two doors north of Gay-st. mhl2-ly
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FLAX. The farmers of Iowa are turning
fheir attention to the cultivation of fax