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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-19

LATER FROM CENTRAL AMERIcA.- HarHkt
Movements. The New York Express contains
letter from Central America, dated the 18th
ult., which says:
The States of Guatemala, San Salvador and
Honduras, have all come out and declared in
favor Of Central Federation again; and have
marched all their troops into the state of Mica
ragua to compel her to Join them in this move
ment. All the great towns in this state. such
as Grenada, Nicaragua, Masaga, Segovio, and
others, with the exception Of the seat of Co
vernment OLeon) have also declared in favor OF
Central Republic. In consequence, they have
joined forces with the invading troops, and to-
gether have surrounded and invested the city Of
Leon, which is expected to fall into their pos
session in a short time, according to last ac-
counts from the interior.
Inside Leon every thing is in confusion. The
Leonese have taken possession of the churches
and other strong places, and garrisoned them
The 'Commandate General has shot the Chief
of the State emanuel Perez there, because he
wished to withdraw from the contest and come
out in favor of the popular movement. The
Leonese say they will die first, before they will
bloody contest. One half of the city was DIES.
troyed in a revolution few years since, and now
it is supposed the other half will be laid in
ruins also.
The principal families in the neighborhood Of
the seat ofwar, are flying to different places fol
protection.
If Leon falls the war will be carried into
Costa RIGA, if that state does not come out in
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-19

Gov. DoRR. The writ of error in Governor
DORIS case has been granted by the Supreme
Court
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-19

SUDDEN DEATHS. Major Jacob Canterbury
died in Boston few days since of apoplexy
brought on by being run against by two boys a
few days previous. Mahlon Hurd, aged 90
years, fell suddenly dead in Sussex county, N
j., on Sunday. In the same county a son o.
of Moses Hunt was killed by cart running
over him; and Joseph Piggott, another lad
was kicked to death by horse
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-19

PAY OF TEE OFFicERs OF TIE u. S. ARMY.
The following is a synopsis of the two first sec
ions Of the bill which has passed the House Of
Representatives, fixing tht pay of the army
We copy it from the New York Herald
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-11-22
The Oregon TerritOry"War &c
Daniel Webster in Fanenil Hall.

On Saturday Evening previous to election in Mass.
the Hon. DANIEL WEBSTER addressed the citizens
of Boston, in the ''Old Cradle Of Lberty''--Faneuh
Hall. Below will be found his remarks rpon the
Oregon question, and or two other subjects
cannot but be deeply interesting to every reader:
"Irerer, gentlemen, to the question now assuming
so much consequence before the counry,-the SUBJ
iect Of the Oregon Territory suppose may take
for granted that in the judgment Of every sensible
and Just man, the reservation Of the peace OF the
country. upon honorable terms, is object Of itself
bj,hly desirabele and valuable. take for granted
that the puplic peace between two great countries
connected together by the most intimate commercial
relations, and having daily intercourse exceeding
that Of auy two other nations upon tho face OF the
Globe should no, be lightly or canselossy DISTURBED.
And on tho foundation of these general ideas, wish
10 saw few words upon subject which has within
few days excited considerable alarm. % ssH,
The only question Of that nature now remaining o"
men. between England and this coantry, is the ques-
lion of the Oregon Territory. What is that question:
How do we stand in regard to it? The Oregon Ter
riory, as every body knows, embraces that region
which lies northwes, OF the Stony Mountains and be.
tween that range and tho Pacific. Il not necessary
20 90 into the history OF the discovery OF that terro
ry 1t ia enough to say that the rght 10 It's
:; IN srute and has been in dispute for forty years
The question of this right seems now 10 ne approacn-
inc somewhat Of crisis, aud IS creating CONSIDERABLE
alarm on either side of the Atlantic, IN regard to the
course which the respective Governments OF Eng'ahd
NAV take in relation it. Now, let us look at IA lay
ard calmly, and see how 1t stands. ..2 ,e2S I-i3
The Territory has been the subject Of ca'm' Ia
whole or in part for a number Of years NeSoha'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-11-22

Sec. Ia This Act shall take eiiec; from and after
it's passage.
Approved Nov 5, lsl5.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-11-22

road may il necessary to effect the object proposed
demand and receive the legal TOLL at the gate gates
the road so purchased, until the Same shall reim-
burse the purchase money, they assuming all the du-
ties and liabilities Of the original copornlion Provided
that such right of toll shall in exceed the term
Of five years from the time of such purchase.
Sec. 4. The powers vested in the supreme and
county by the act entitled, can act relating to
highways" passed November 10, 1889, to lay
highway on the whole Of any Turnpike road shall ex-
tend to the laying of a highway on any section
tons Of any Turnpike road divided aforesaid,
any thing in the said act TO the contrary nOtwhstand
ing.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-11-22

No, 5.-An Act relating to the Grand List 1t is
hereby enacted, sc.
All shares in raro ad companies that heretofore have
been, hereafter may be granted, shall be subject
to taxation and shall be placed in tho lists Of tho
eral towns in which the same arc owned in the same
manner as stock in moneyed or other corporations is
by law assessed and set in the lIst:-Provided
however, that shares in any rairoad company
shall be lilbe to taxation until portion Of tho
road of the company shall have been made and
brought into for tho transportation OF freight
passengers.
Approved November 8, IS45.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-11-22

No. 6.-An Act in addition to Chapter 20 of tho
Revised Suntutes relating TO Trustee Process. It is
hereby enacted sc,
Section fur Of chapter twenty-nine Of the Revised
Statutes shall be construed 10 extend to
and embrace whatever any trustee may have ia his
hauds or possession which he holds against law and
equity.
Npproyed November g. 1915.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-11-22

No. An Act relating to subsequent attaching
creditors. II is hereby onacied, &c.
Whenever a subsequent attaching creditor or real
persona. property shall wish to contest the validity
Of the debt or claim on which previous attachment
is founded, the court before whom the process shall
returnable on which such previous attachment shall
have been made may in their discretion permit such
subsequent TEACHING creditor to appear by himself
counsel and defend said suit
AnnrOUad Nnvotnhar IS45
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-11-22

No. g. An Act in explanation Of section forty nine
Of chapter twenty ofthe Revised Statutes, relating 10
the dscontnuance ofroads 1t is hereby enacted Sc
Section fouy-nlne Of chapter twenty fthe Revised
Statutes shall be construed empowering selectmen
of towns. and county, and supreme court commission
to discontinue any road previously laid out, &C
cordng to the provision OF said section, whether SAID
road shall have been made or not
Approved Move 3, 1915.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-06-13
AN IRISH HIGHWAYMAN,
by BENSON e. HILL.

Doctor W, the bishop of CasheI, bav.
ing occasion TO visit Dublin, accompanied by
his wife add daughter, determined to perform
the journey by easy stages, in his own CARR.
age, and with his own sleep and well fed
horses, instead Of trusting his bones to the
tender mercies OF an Irish post chaise, and
the unbroken gnrrons used for drawing these
crazy vehicles.
One part OF his route was through a wild
and mountainous district; aud The bisbop.
being very humane man, and considerable
OF MS cattle, made a point of quitting his
carriage at the foot of every hill and walking
to The top. On one of these occasions he
'ad lol'errd to look at the extensive prospect
'"dn'g'ng IN reverie upon its sterile appear
ancc, and the change that agriculture might
produce. and in so doing suffered his family
and servants to be considerably in advance /;
perce'ving this he fastened 10 make up for
lost Time, and was stepping ont with his best
speed when fellow leaped from behind ii
heap of loose stones, and accompanying The
flourish of large club with dcmoniac yell,
demanded money!" with fsrociiy of tone
and manner perfectly appalling.
The bishop gave the robber all the silver
he had loose in his pocket. hoping that 1t
would satisfy him but he was mistaken. for
no sooner had the rofiisn stowsd il avay in
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-06-13
PASS ON, RELENTLESS WORLD.

Swfter and swf,er, day by day,
Down Times unquiet current hurld,
Thou passest on thy reckless way,
Tumultuous and unstable world.
Thou passest on Time hath not seen
Delay upon thy hurried path;
And prayers and tears alike have been
In vain 10 stay thy course of wrath
Thou pas.est on and with thee go
The loves of youth, the cares Of age;
And smiles and tears, and joy and wo,
Are on thy history's troubled page!
There, every day, like yesterday,
Writes hopes tina, end in mockery,
But vino shall tear'the vail away,
Before the abyss Of things TO be!
Thou passest on, and at thy side,
Even as shade, Oblivion ueads,
And Ger the dreams Of human pride
His misty shroud forever spreads;
Where all thine iron hand hath traced,
Upon that gloomy scroll o-day,
With records ages since effaced
Like them shall live, like them decay,
Thou passest on, with thee the vain,
Who sport upon thy ftoun'ing blaze,
Pride framed of dust, and folly's train,
Who court thy love and run thy waysi
But thou and land be il So
Press onward TO eternity;
Yet not together let us go
To that deep voiced but shoreless sea.
Thou has, Thy friends I would have mine;
Thou hast thy thoughts leave me my own ;
ikneei not at thy golden shrine,
I bow not a, thy savish thrones
see them pass without sigh
They wake no swelling rap,ures now;
The fierce delights tina, fire thine eve,
The triumphs Of thy naughty brow.
Pas on, relentless world grieve
No more for all that thou hast riveDi
Pass on. in Gods nane-ony leave
The things thou never yet hast gwen
A hear at ease, mind al home,
Affections fixed above thy sway,
Faith set upon a word to come,
And patience through life's little day.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-06-13

ST. LucA.-A slight shock Of 30 earth auats
was felt AZ st. Lnoia on the 2lstplt
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-06-13

Il have come said the pious clergyman,
as he laid his hands on Benismin's shout
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-02

AccInksr.-A OF Mr.. Elisha Dckernan OF the same
name aged about years. residing ok street. while
out Yesterday morning. cunning, the Derby bridge,
stood resting his gun with the barrel his armpit
In the act Of rendering young who accompanied
him some shot, his gun OIL and the charge passed
the side Of the head fortunately, making only bad scalp
wound. He somewhat deliriOus during the day. but
his wound not considered dangerous, unless inflammation
should setin and make it more serious aiiiir
New Haven Cour, Thursday.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-02
Rirbmono Daiip mbis.
ryrrspav MOANING. srr rENsER 3. is4s.
From the N. Y. Exprcs..

From the N. Y. Express,
Fsox rns s.spw,cm I.iAsp..-ws have a file Of the
.Friead" TO May l6ih, overland by tho Ann Louisa
We extracts few items Of interest
The psper give account OF the funeral ceremonies
q, The in,srucnt OF T. Haalio Of His Msjesty's En-
voys.
ls,s ssis Lshsina produced great commotion in
the whaling feet anchor in the roadsed Between 30
and 20 ships put and only the Morea Of New Bed
ford rode out the gale and going upon the
reef Vermont OF Mystic, ost chain and anchor. Jbboom
and flying j,bboom and sprit-al yard. Nan'sske was
run by Vermont and carried three ,cPsa yards
and three boats Calumet, Of Stonington, lost Jfb ana
Ayas bboom. chain and anchor. Isaac Hicks fore yard
three snehors and chains. We have heard the damage
estimated at between 30 and $4,000 to the whole fleet
sequence.
Capt Hasey, OF the Franklin, touched a, Piicsrns Is
land on the 18Th January last. Found the colony IN
prosperous condition, and had no difficulty IN obtaining
good supply OF vegetables. The day previous to his
leaving the Island the natives had succeeded IN obtain
ing Of the Bouns had been under water Do
yesn. 49,, -
ship Ayerick Robert T. Reynard master months from
home and had taken 500 barrels OF OIL AT the time the
blow on, in which she was lost she was y'ns an
chor and .tryng out" Dragging sho went upon the reel
bileed and fell No lives lost ship 30 'sideied
nearly total wreck. The wreck and cargo were sold at
auction for sl.s 500. Capt Hunter an Ensi'h"an' was
the purchaser. ,
Twenry six OF the Van Dcman's Land prisoners had ar
rived q Honolulu this whale ship Scigh'z seeking pas
sage for the United States. Their names are;-
From New York Sta,e-Neson Giigss, Luther Darbey,
Daniel ID. Heus,is Orn w. Smith, John Thomas, Gideon
Goodrich, Jerry Grgcs Robert Marsh. Nathan whiting,
Bem,s Woodbury. John Cronkhite John IL Swanouty' Ira
Pelby Leonard Delano Edward A. Wilson, Eon Fellows,
Eizar Stephens, John Gilman Joseph Thompson, David
House. From Mchgan-Chancey Sheldon Henry "
Benum. From Ohio-Samuel Snow, Avian b. Sweet
From Canada-Jamcs DE WIT Zero, John Grant
TAHrrI-ln Tahiti the OF public affairs remained
unsettled. The public mind seemed To be in suspense
waiting the arrival of the English Admiral. In the mean
time however French carrying forward their pub
lie works and Notifications.
OsrooS-By the arrival of the H. Bay COmpany's bark
Cowerlitz, have received advccs from Oregon. The
Legislative committee OF Oregon had risen from the sitting
adjourned from June last. The at the Willamette
Falls incorporated; and at the election OF city council
much spirit exhibited. The parties in politics are
Hon. II. b. men and Americans. George Aberneihy
Esq elected mayor. The health OF the country Is re
markaby good The thus far had been warm and
exceedingly rainy Much damage had been done by hsh
in the country.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-02
AT Rules held in the Clerks Office of til

AT Rules held in the Clerks Office of the
IA Circuit Superior Count Of law AMI Caneey for Amelia eoun
~ IN Monday, the I'd day of Jane, lsi5:
KEENAN, worsham William Worsham Thomas w orsham, and
Elizabeth WORKMAN PHh.,
against
widow Of neIekah Boyv-s, deed Junus T.
sand Hez.kah Bows Henry Bo~e Page
Robertson David Bowl.s. and Saunders Defendants OF
Elizabeth, a deceased OF said Ilezekiah, bets
In ChanceTy.
defendants David Bowles aud Saunders,
according the Act OF
Assembly and the Rules OF Court and by s7s
Inhabitants Of this Common
said defendants DO appear here
day October Term aud the bill OF the plain
copy inserted Rich
whE suceesvey, posd the front
door Of the Of thus county.
COpy-Teste
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-02

VIRGINIA - mle. hcld In lho rlerl,s ~

VIRGINIA At rules held in the clerks Of
nee Of The snpuof Count Of Chancery fot the Richmond
Circuit The ilth DIV III July. Iets.
The Commonwealth u Virginia
against
Wni Alexander and other m.
me os'edant above named havinE entered his
AM gNen seeurny according IN The oAscuy snd G Pne 81
hs ONT And appealing ~ satisfactory that no nj
40 inabraui 81 tho Commonwealth " of.rrd T1,t,be I'D,
defendant Do appear here The Rules hoen n, m 60
'ouf on the Ia Monday ~ October and information
81 The panh and that copy Of this order forthwith An
rome newspaper published the months,
sceessiVty and posted the font door Capitol the
said CITY. A Coyy-Teae
ju IS-wpw n r. HOWARD g. G.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-02
READY.MADE CLOTHING,

NO. TO, Vain street,
CORNER 18TH AND MAIN STREETSl
L. SPENCE Agent has received by lair AMI
% general a-sor'nen land weekly adding tsrstol SUI
reror Clothing suitable Of tbs htc.s ~
q; PATTERN and cut: in consisting Of
French Baek Dre.s and FIoek Coats
DO do Doe Skin Cashmere Pants
do. Fancy do do
Black Silk and Satin Vest.
Fancy do do
Whit. Marscirles do
business Coats, single milrd cashmere.
Also handsome variety OF Gents Fancy A,eI-- .ueh..
naek ana Fancy saiin and siik searfs and Cnvsu
Gloves, Md silk and thread
Shirts Collars aud Blossoms
su-pend.rs, Socks. &C.
N BE d. fels eonfdcnes in assuring MI. All, .,
- anu o'hers disposed to favor him that his p,..
wnoc found as reasonable quality and aec
A. thn-s OF establishment in the eity -. a.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-02
RAILROAD AND SrAGE ROUTE.
INHlS route To- the Xirginn SPRINGS and Wes

HAiI-RoAD AND STAGE KOtTE.
VUNHIS route to the Virginia Springs and West.
II ern State. very far surprising any ror
u,.t tin..i in poin of -t,l, eonfott anil ,eopon,r
Richmond daily a, Mby Ran Road the Junction
then proceed with from IN. North
GorJons,tBe n-sl dinner
J T. breakfast at Coeke. dine staunon
miIesl before night:
L The Springs pas
hours. trip the thirty
aneAu OF me tAna Route spending Two nths on 'he way IN
o' 'afre oS eahA~
arriving IN
Connnung WRIST leave the Whhe sulphur Al sunrise breakfast
Lane 80 miles, before night day BY day hight To Charleston
N"u m'sl hehee pN rts hhe the next uy w eu>ah lSo
"h"icu AZ sras""s
from rs present low at warr the navigation Will be very DIFF
heuh not entirely suspended above that point during summer
TINS ut" the most certain and one 10 the western
stams
Inc whole stage line nom 1od"nsvc tn charleston Csoo
daily owned BY farshS Co. which enables them To avoid night
u'elhe TO select the best houses and give facilities 'a' oe'
interests on me ne heretofore would moi ustS' ana We are
ted That teams coaches and ORGANIZATION have
underson' g' Improvement are prepared 10 cary All VINO may
.uer ana nave seee0on O, uusV, sAmui anu
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-02
WEIsIGER ,s REsTORER OF mEALTm

for the ~ Dyspspra Chronic Thrah and an ds,srs
arising from disorder OF The stomach and iONe;
ache, Heartanrn, Piatulebcy, Coussi,
The treat celebrity which medic has otq ned and r
universally gaining every ie-fon ~ been
introduced, and the unpfc -tde ted 81 ,n
The ast esabls" hryond superior sft
IN rsdi,aIy curing Dyspepsia aud Cionc Tbrsh ron
eomitsf dHeases IN tie RefYtof almost
immediate rcef and great change u,n n
few daJs bot canuH be- by expected diseases nu1
Htndns nat The iauay elects w1bc produced
prod ys from the great c,ry already eequirsd W.
hnd many pe-'ns are ~ 20 cap 20 too much uo
men while Others expect staCs bottle lFp Them
aad perHau'ni f-ef u rui Cir physician IN form any
hing ke eorfest idea Of The qi,ny inc hat ay he
ipdsffnabF 70 'u"i permanent eru formt AMI
stages Of ds'asf hetf'f@ rs quantity n 11 eaas
propo'tona'e 10 ~ eGectss Requiring ru'y on. boti nj
Others nay require rtFut Foftu. by
hLEN. DUvAL CO.
~ W 80 Ml ~ street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-02
VyINCINfA-..At Rulsa haldsa h ths CLARKE

vyiAGlNiA...At Aulsa haldaa Ia he cisrh's
oass " sap.s.as Coaa 81 lac aaa ohAAsssr
sf Cay csy a. wai.sssars
T day ef July u's noaAnd s'sh, hundred and
forty
John Z. Janes Pun,
against
Robert q. Richardson. Dch
In Chaacery.
The defendant sppearanee and gwen
according Assembly aud the Rue- of this
and appearing evidence that he 10 not
Of the plaintiff
by Robert H. Arustcad ordered That the
said deent do before thu Judge Of the said Cirea sa
OF Chaneery the Ru-to be holden In the
of Williamsburg on the
Monday October the bi OF the plaintiff
performing the make
that copy order be forthwith inserted IN soe
published Rehmond and ern'nucd it
posted at the
Of Housc sad OF Williamsburg on
successive Court days.
A Copy-Te-c:
tu iS-waw TIL o COGRILI. e.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-02
@8.A3a{:X3fD
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

are The osy R- In containing saspara them and
were the hrs' introduced by that name
R BEWARE or SPURIOUS PILLS prrp, rad n, o,A.,. v.
Blood Pills Purifying Pills." arsaparina P &C which 40.
attempted to be pamcd public the rrput,top on .,
only uur and genuine sarsapana Hood Taks mo-
others than UT Led they virtue. thai "a, h.
combined IN Pills. whether general purifier on an.
oo ana hui. OF the body requiring ZION,
usual course OF living ~ NAV be- ,mnov
ed with equal safety at all by young aud DID, mai. and r.
male. - - ~' '-N -"1 'e-
In addition to than Eve certificates havn. h.s
heretofore published their denapd h
proof In their favor. Ssh by
}. u. EUsrACE 4 soN
my i"-u No 10. West Main etrert
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-02

NlRGINIA-At Rules hold n ihe clerk. ;. oflic

Of the CiTcuh Superior Court Of Law and
county OF King Queen Monday 9Th Of July,
ROben Hart undeT the Of twenty Yeas
sues by William ~ Clayton, his friend, PEf.
John Mann late serh Of King county
administrator Of Robert Currcy dec d. James A Golief
toro Henry Dakr decd Robert smith. Thos
webley decd Lewis Sm.Ih, John u MeGiu Temple wslse
Shenh Of King county admnlsTai ,,
Php L. WebIey, decd aud lame. T. w-bey.
twenty years Richard Shaekeod guardian
lrm,
In Chancery
The defendant Lewis mth appearance
and security according the Act Of Assembly
Court appearing satisfactory
nha5itaE o ih- Commonwealth # That
said de'Cnian DO here rules holden for
Court the dr,t Monday Deioer
the plaintiff copy order
published the Richmond
posted the
said county. A Copy--Tcs;cs
III I6-W9w ROBERT POLLARD. Jr. c &.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-02
To THE FARMERS,

WE oiier upon favourable terms, especially To
our puneual customers assortment of The L.,
Groceries consisting IN part OF
$4,000 lbs best Western Sides md Sh ,uLi-rs
10000 do do smthdeh, hog round
3Oo bills No and unin-peerd Nett and No and min
s,eeied Gross Herings, (an warranted sound
10 hhts AMI ueees Pouo Rico NJ Maan,a. Mola.s--
IL hhts Porto Rico AMI New OrIean. SUGAR
200 sacks best Liverpool Salt
so bags Laguira, lava and Rio Coffee
ID tons assorted Country Iron
American and English Mister. Casa and German Steel
100 kgs Mails from 3dy to inch Spices
1000 lbs Cotton Yarn. from I Ie
chests superior Cunpovd-r Tea
l'oO lbs Woo-cy l. Woois-ys hest Loaf Sugar
20 bbls 'Wilsons" pare Pielh-g Vinegar
100 bags Shot, Boio
Together with Spices kinds u., Oils s.eh
Chrwing Tobacco stons Ware, Lard Raw Cotton &C ke
Wek an examination Of stock Of aasIy
and prices believing thai great 10 buyer,
au2 JoSFs a VIxsrnS