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DIE. TEYLGR'S
Ralsam of EAiyerWOrt,

For he cure Of Coughs. Colds, Catorfb, Asthma,
HhoepiEr Cough, BioRohiiis, LirtT Cg.apigilf,
and al AF,eGors Of he Thtoo' end iangs.
80 Ills remedy is invaluable and nntquaii,d.--
~ II is purely vegetable and highly medici'
nal mid and gentle 10 us elects uTon the sys-
/, II, and being en- ifoly t,. rem al mineral pro.
trc.s. by many ~ Justly t,arod and dreaded, is
., riectly safe, as We, as salu'aty. From know J.
edge Of its properties, and thc wonderful success
Gieh has attended IL, even in t.ticuli and ag-
grayAted eases, for nearly ten years, curing which
il has been in use, The Proprietor leels 10 heslan-
a. ia introducing 1t, and Recommending II TO all
W 10 unfortunately uag have occasion 10 resort TO
slmc means Of recovery. Physicians not nnire
qurrty use il ID heit practice, and With the Med.
zeal Faculty generally. 1t has met with much
more than ordinary appreciation.
C,rn6cates and Testimonials could be furnish.
ed in abundance from the highest aud most re-
So, ctabc sources OF persons ho either have been
greatly relieved by A. or entirely recovered from
al, cliOBs OF tie Lungs and Lncfl tut We insert
only tie following.
CONSUMPTION AND RAISING OF BLOOD
CURED
Ihcrobp certify that last August. was attack.
cd y i,h violent and proluse hemorrhacc from the
Lungs, severe coueN, with Tie eSpcctoration OF
much mucous, pain in the head soreness IA the
chest and olhsr distressing . mp,oms. bought
bottle Of Or. Tsy or's Balsgm OF LIyerWo OFT from
375, Tow cry, which, under the blessing Of lsoS
Itcacr. gave me immediate relief IL eject has
b,,n such in MS case, that cannot 80 highly
frafril CHAS l.. SMITH,
Apr s, l-i3 l53 Iiilcfy st. Bfoukly n.
Elr common Gold and Cough, ihs is enc 0
The srfy best remedies ,ycr discovered.
\ b There i. spurious and counterfeit arti
Gle ail.s', therefore be careful 70 gel the genuine
vrllh Il from 39j Bowtrt, y y.
ia Fresh supply &c the above Medicine jos
r.lc.ytG aud iol sale at the Charlotte Dtup Store
Ly u OATES.
Ny - ISIS. 3jlf
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From he Neu Igyk Tn5me.

ne SUBJECT ul Lie Insurance Is begin.
mns 10 attract 4 great deal Of attention.
We ;akc pleasure "a making public such
evidences Il It's usefulness us afforded ID
The following letter:
NEW YORK, December 3D. 1875.
ug,a Sra: take pleasure 10 acknowledging.
ga yeha!' %. Mrs Fanny VI Preston, ,,.do~ O..
t4e .lic JOHN Il Preston, deceased, Tie payuau,
TO her Of Eve Thousand a...4rs, being tie .iagaa.
of d policy 2t Insurance effected b, .-r late a1s.
band pen his lie O. your yt.ce, 10, laa benefit
u has vile, on the 2tt4 d1y Of September asst.
feel bound further To acknowledge !a. very
prompt manner IN which Tie Company a.,s nc
ted ia his case, having p.id over tie money .a-
me-ata.y upon receiving information Of tag
deaf. o! the p4ry
Il, means Of this policy the wife and CHILDREN
e: lac deceased are guaranteed comfortable cup
port, aad placed beyond the apprehension yt w..
p.H--nce u want. / rgu.l.a, ---s a.f respect.
:4,.y. ya1r-.
RICHARD B KINBALL, 50 Wall street
Roman L. PArlEasos. ESQ.,
Fles44eat e. TIE Ha,ss! Be,cfi Llfs Laa4
Tlace C.mPgay.
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WORMS, ~ ort,,. !

& 'oMsfOCh'S yERMIIUGE Tor the certain
y destruction Of Eorms. IAs much ca ge
hralcd article - now tor sale ia tins place by
L Oates. Iac numerous lives that have been
Saved by this article, is a sufficient yulr.n,ee ti.t
every mother shopld keep u III her house. Tie
pubic have been grossly deceived Of hate, by Ger.
tain other preparations got up in imitation OF this.
lacy m1ai consider It a great blessing that they
have row within their reach the only genuine
preparation, whchis certain 10 destroy any alia1-
NY Of worms chlId may huve. 1t is useless to
accompany tins with any certificate, the article is
well known without Sold wholesale by Com.
stock :" CO, II Cortland ST, y Y, aud Il Oates,
Charlotte.
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Life Insurance !

". York Mutual life Insurance Company.
'EElit subscriber having been appointed Al gent
N for the above Company, is prepared to re-.
ceive applications, and to communicate all ueces.
fay Information On the subject 10 such rs may
Apply. JOHN s. RICHARDS.
Wilmington, " e Jaig -, l-lj,
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ALTERATIyE or rue JEWISH san
BAI!I

A German paper stale. juat Inc Jewish
Reform Comm tee, sitting at FraDalgrl
At The head Of which ave Me-4rs. Cod.
schmidt, advocate; Creusenach, professor.
and Sch"alzchild, physician and 10 which
all the most eminent Jews Of Germany
have adhered, has Jnst taken On important
resolutson. Ii has decided that the Jew.
Ssh Sabbath shall be kept On Sunday
The committee has appointed divine ser.
vice to be performed On Sunday, in the
new Jewish temple ia that cry
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Organ Piano Forte.

byOR Sale a SPLENDID ROSEWOOD on.
II GAN PIANO FORTE. with OIL The IA,
impfoycmenls with the Organ attached. Il can
played on as Piano, OF an Organ, scparhiry
or both together. II is one of the finest lusus.
monts ever brought TO this maIke,
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SICK Ekead-0chc Remedy,

4 r. SPOHN'S Headache Remedy, Is SLOW
~ ed 10 be the only preparation that viii ef
leeluaiIy cure that Uofai Of all complaints Puf.
SONS uslng this article vii never have The sek
head ache II people had rather give fifty cents
" dollar TO be cntrcy cured, than 10 be laid np
TOT two or three DAYS, they can DO 40 by buying
bottle Of this Remedy. sold wholesale By ON.
stock 4 90, u Cortland st N Y, aud re al By
Iatcs Charlotte
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sw "a. ~. TAAE.OR

cTzS NEy oULD respectfully oT,r ha >,
M w vices IA The Practice Of
~ Medicine, u the citizens OF Cha.
60 D !ol,e aud vicinity. Ils otlice i.ias ~
totmefiy occupied by the Ciefk II the Co.a5
Cyuft, one door north Of Tie Charlotte Drug si.t
Csscs committed TO his care val feccise paact-a
and faithful atonllon.
Jan, l6 Isi5. t5I
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The London correspondent Of the Bos,
ton Alas says That the Bishop Of Derry
has discovered that the old process Of
chumng may be done away With. lie
sends a stream Of atmospheric ala Through
the cream, aud The oxygen Of the airn5..
pher", taus coming m contact win A.
speedily converts 1t into butter, Of & better
quality aud "uh less labor than by the
old process. Eleven gailons Vi cream, On
one occasion, produced ~ poands d but.
ter. Tins mode Of butter making Is now
becoming general IN Eugilud
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-10-30
PEYTON RANDOLPH, Moderator.
From the Washington pa Reporter
Row at the Great " Dallas Dinner"

. RI,
:, ' .'''' W. ''' ''o'''o', Vi ','e
great oehocratic Dihher, recently given IN
Virginia, to Hon. Geo NJ. Dallas, "Pennsyl-
yania's cherished son." a rumpus of very toera.
bio Dimensions was tbor and tbore b,y or;r;ro-
c.u.., .l...,.
ui's as 'oio"c '" .'''' l. ~ s'l
10 stokes, a staiWart, DriiWhv specimen OF the
genus Yankee, standing SIX feet four, and "well
Propcrtioned,' and who is rather a troublesome.
and somewhat mlschlevous wing Wlthal-Jo Is
a host when he begins-' happened to be about
on that august occasion, with his capac'ouf boz
som stuffed out with Somethug that gave the
breast OF his buttoned coat, the protuberant APP
pearance OF an artiilerymans; and 1t soon be-
came matter OF speculation and Shrewd conlec-
ture what on earth 10 had IN his bosom nor
is it metz that you should know, dear reader, I'M
til you have listened to the
ION Regular Toast" Hon. George Mitln
Dallas Ills faithful adherence to his pr'nc'ptes
and PLEDGES, IN his last vote to destroy the
Iarlff OF a." affords the great democratic par
W, the proud satisfaction OF knowing that IN
conierrlng upon HIM his high and honorable
ihUSI' their confluence and votes were not I'M
worthliy gwen; With grateful hearts here
lne reader OF the TOAST Is SAID TO have been so
S ny MS Ieenhss Oh gratitunc ana
na1 - Iu unaup ~ u',cr woru lor saV-
ILL., seIou' u.',s VIM e'J4'Ihl PAUSE MI
81 ,aa, p, ot.e ~. "avo iu nnse qqfn'y
" e''' a, Nv. n,ioM-'o says
no ba;. g.. oah e. i ~ . az ~, LAY
80, h. CaGe 1870 ",'' ,,a. ,i5 'o''i'
s,r,,,,I;nr !, tho r;,rh, cor,ar 81 IL, inr,
~ ,ba la hn,, ,t, ~ 10Y
;n n,r,,, rocoyorod his n,,or,noa ,inaJ ~,
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safety from exposure will admit of the necessa-
ry delay
This resolution, so far the destruction of the
old banners was concerned, was warmly opposed
by Sir John Cotton, who moved an amendment
to the following cffect,--that wherever =. NO
nres AZ occur upon the the old banners, flags,
&C.. the be stricken out, and be inserted
Units place; and that wherever the word demo
crat Immediately precedes the word 'I'ari the
former be stricken out, AMI the word British in
serted in its place. so IS TO read. Polk, DHlas
and the d itish Tariff Of 'l6,' instead OF 'PoA
Dallas, and The Democratic Tariff Of 40 in
which case continued his lordship, the Same q
banners might be conveniently used in the ap.
preaching fall elections; : which motion hlvino
been adopted without opposition, and the resolu-
ton as amended, having passed by acclaaaton
the democracy adjourned with three tremen-
dous cheers for Polk. Dallas. and the Briti~'
Tariff of 49, ard daring the wings to repeal
it' HARRY HAHDLlCk.
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From the London News.
The Watcher on the Tower.
BY CHARLES MACkAY.

WHAT Aost thou, lore watcher on The towerl
Is the dav breaking comes the wished for hour
Tell us the signs, and stretch abroad thy hand,
If the bright morning dawns upon the land"
The stars are clear above me scarcely one
Has dimneJ its rays in reverence to the SUM-
But vet | see on the horizons verge,
Some fair, faint sireaks, as it the light would surge.
-" Look forth again. oh watcher on the tower
The people wake AMI languish for the hour
Long I'VE they dWet in darkness and they pine
For the full daylight that they know must shine"
Il see not we-the morn is cloudy still;
There is radiance on the distant hill
Even as watch the glory seems TO glow;
But the stars blink and the night-breezes blow
" And is that all, oh watcher on the towerl
Look forth again, it must b. near the hour.
DJst thou not see the snowy mountain copes,
And the green woods beneath them on the slopes !"
A mist envelopes them cannot trace
Their outline (; but the day comes on npace.
The clouds roll up in gold and amber flakes,
And all the stars grow dim. The morning breaks
We thank thee, lonely watcher on the tower;
But look again, and tell US, hour by hour
4 thou bcholles many of us die
Ere the day comes; oh give them reply"
Il see the hill-tops now and chanticleer
Crows his prophetic carol on my ear.
| see the distant woods and fields OF corn,
An ocean cleaning in the light OF morn
again. agan-oh watcher on the tower
We thirst for daylight and we bide the hour,
Patient bu, longing Tell us shall it he
4 bright, calm, glorious daylight for the free !"
Il hope but cannot tell ! hear song,
Vivid as day itself; and clear and strong;
As OF a ark-young prophet of the noon
Pouring in sunlight his scraphic tune
What doth he say, oh watcher on the tower!
is he prophet Doth the dawnng hour
Inspire his music Is his chant sublime
With the full giorics OF the coming time ~
: Ite prophecies-his heart is full--his lay
Tells OF the brightness OF peaceful day!
A day not cloldlnss, nor void OF storm,
But sunny Tor the most, and clear and warm
We thank thee watcher on the lonely tower,
For all thou l"llest. Sings he OF an hour
When Error shall decay, and Truth grow strong
When Right shall rule supreme and vanqulsh Wrong
: He sings of brothe rhood and Joy and peace;
OF days when ealousies shall cease
When war shall die. and Mans progressive mind
Soar : uniertrrcl as ts God designed
Well done thou watcher on the lonely tower
j. the day breaking dawns the happy hour
We pine to see it, Tell ds yet again,
If the broad daylight breaks upon the pidin?'
i, uirnns--lt comes--,he misty shadows fly
A rosy radiance CLEANS upon the sky;
The mountaln-tops reflect il calm and clear;
The plain is yet IN shade Int Day is near
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NEW SERIES,.-.NO. 10

ate t1e necessity Of this and he would move ac-
cordngly that the bill lie on the table.
Mr. Hodges inquired if the business Of the Su-
preme Court had been increasing.
Mr. Foster replied that it had nearly doubled
within the last twelve years. This resulted
mainly from the increased practice Of appealing
in chancery cases. though to some extent loca!
causes contributed to it.
Mr. Hodges expressed himself happy TO hear
that the committee were satisfied with TIE pres
ent system, and only proposed temporary mod
ifcation. No Incidence or renissness was i'm
puted to the lr :, yet an evil state of things
had arisen. TIE remedy presented, he thought
simple and economical; yet he was ot then
prepared to vote for the IT, and should support
the motion to lay on the table.
The motion prevailed and the Senate adjourn
ed.
Ho,se-Praver by Rev John Gridley
Ps'i'i0ns rgtsrred--Of Amer Field and others,
Niles Adrch and others. W G Thayer and 9TH
e-s, and G II Hilton and others on pedlars, to
committee of Was and Means. OF George NJ
Kidder, TO committee Of Claims
Reports-By committee ofClarns. against PEI
titons of John w Lockwood and Peter Chase,
their claims not having been laid before the Au-
ditor. and thew had leave to Withdraw. BY select
n. - A. ,S.n5 - 4. H.. - a.
WHY. AVA -,i.'o' ,,. &c go b.. H.
TYLER in behalf of the committee, the bill was or
dered to a thir reading. BY Judiciary commit
toe, bill in relation to divorce. (Mr Royce's) with
all amendment providing that the libellart
a"a" We M -o:n .'uNSl .'io
the bill ordered to third reading; against bill
of Mr. Russell ofB on the SANE subject being
supcl9eucu' W ''ic ilaV o'' anu !" VS. Ni9'''S
ed.
ReSolutiDH--FrOm til Senate. directing the
Auditor to furnish copies of the report o. bank
Commissioner TO the banks in fins state Dassed
in corcurro,co
l" concurrence
AFTER ->2aHfs-- .p'r'S--Sir DFaA'eY'
IRON the Connlutee on Banks, TO Whoin was re-
committed the bill extending the charter OF The
Bank of Burlington, reported three additional
sections, providing for the disposal Of the stock
of those who wish to Withdraw their stock before
1919, and also that the loan required by the gen.
eril law to be made the State shall not draw
more than four and one-half per cent: amend
ments were adopted. and the b was ordered to
4 third reading. By Mr. Foster from the Judi
ciary committee, againt the bill amending chap.
% 9th r S so that justice NAV have iurisdic-
ton oftrustee suits where the mater in demand
does not exceed one hundred dollars. After
brief remarks by Messrs. Miner and Harrington
and Cushman in favor of the bill as relieving the
Courts of the pressure of business now complain
ed of, and simplifying the administration of JUS
tice, and by Mr. Foster against it as augmentng
the jur sdiction of the Justice to an injurious en-
tent, it was read IA third time and laid on the ia
BILE.
/ Mr. Bradley presented the following resolution
/ "Whereas his Excellency he Governor has an.
nounced tn the Senate thnt The Hon CuAS pAIvr haa
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-04-11
Cazenovia, March, 1876.

i ORIGIN or "THRow1NG THE HArcHEr. /"
In the fourteenth century the situation
Of public executioner of the city of Flor
ence became vacant; and, as il was place
Of considerable emolument, there was three
candidates. The first candidate, with a
knife, cleverly separated the head Of the
Nictim from his shoulders. He was out
done, by the rapid stroke Of the second,
whose glittering broad sword struck terror
into the hearts Of the surrounding multi
tude. The third, and least promising, held
in his hand short Ratchet; and when the
victim was extended in a low whisper, in
CURED if he was swift runner and if he
could swim well. On being answered in
the affirmative, he desired him to spring
10 his feet and cross the river. The exe-
cnlioner then putting on fierce look,
swung his weapon round his head; but in
stead Of making it descend on the devoted
creatures neck, struck i with great force
into the block Shouts Of execraticn rose
from The crowd; and the trembling wretch,
astonished at his wonderful escape, had
nearly gained the opposite bank Of the raw
er. before any steps were taken to pursue
him. He had hardly, however, gone ten
yards on dry land, when the execu,ioner.
taking ready. aim hhreW his hafchst with
such effect that the body continued run
ming some time after the head was off!.---
From this singular incident. the common
phrase Of "throwing the Ratchet" is saidto
be derived. sn DYE
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-04-11
Federal doctrine.

The National Intelligencer Of yesterday
says:- n L..
Every day adds strength to the conviol
ton which we have along felt, that the gene
eral sentiment Of the countryside SEND.
ment, that is, Of the enlightened and disin-
terested portion Of its against the IN.
IRENE position taken in the outset BY, onf
Executive Of the whole Of Oregon Or
none." Besides the evidence Of this fur
nished by the public. press, the develops
ment Of opinion in The two Houses Of Con-
gress from day to day bears more s;gui6-
cant and far more impnrtAnt testiinqntste
thu fact, and shows not only willihgrsess
to concede to England rights inthte terrific
ny Of which we have claimed The whole,
but disposition 10 see the &iSNule about
it set'ied by comprcmisp rhich shah
adopt as basis the 49th degree 0f latitude
that is, nearly equal division Of the
territory. This is consolatory convie.
tiou for all those who, while they are ready
to maintain their own country's rights. Gre
content to let other nations have thsirs, and
whe are rot willing to incur the disasters
anu mlseTieS OIL war LOT . claim WHICH 10
in any fair sense untenable or doubtfuls:a.-
We have promised thus much for the put4
pose Of expressing our satisfaction at learn-
ing the sentiments avowed BY Mr.. Senator
NILES in his speech yesterday, in which
he declared his desire for comprohise, and
his willingness to adopt the line of forty
nine. This adds another TO the gentlemen
Of the extreme left who have advanced 10
the centre ief on this question, or rather
across to The centre righi, and renders prsba
able the declaration Of Mr.. CoLauIrT that
there are two-thirds, il not threc-rourths,
of the Senate ready to abandon the extreme
ground Of tfty.toar forty, which, at the
OPENING of the year, We should have hesiA
tatedto credit. We "LooK THEN TO rHa
Senate" with increasing confidence.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-04-11

" YAskEE Nor1oss IN EscLAsA--A-
mong the articles now exported largely 10
England are clothes-pins, which are cara
ried over by hundreds Of hngsheads, ivory
and wood combs, augers, gimblcts1 sad cut
tacks. In all these thitEs We supply the
English market. Yet there are ! thousand
other articles which they make cheaper
than. we do. The English hsve never
made satinets, or cut nails u any sort, et-
cept as they have imported the pail.lna~
chimes from this country, and they shsvs
proved unable to use them successfully.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-04-11
rTERMs::::::$7 90 IN ADVANCE.
From the Chicago Democrat.
TaylOr's Submarine Battert. /,

n IA lN v
We learn from Washington, that sHs
committee OF the House, who have this
matter in charge, will. probably, make their
report on this new Invention Of Captain
Taylor, in a few days-<an invention hav.
ing for its object the defence Of all our sea.
ports BY moving apparatus, on sub-inaa
rine principle. We understand the COM
mittee have examined all the mpdeis and
plans Of Mr.. Taylor; and The inversion has
struck them with so much force, that they
mean to make report in FAVOR OF an aba
prcpris,ion BY the Government, ID order
% test its practicability at once. BY this
no" invention, every seaport in the United
States could be successfully defended, ata
very small expense. and with the greatest
expedition, against all the aaviss of the
world. ID, r~-t
The principle Of Mr.. faylot's invention
is founded upon combination of easvans
ism and his submarine apparatus. BY th;s
fs.s, every part and portion Of the hsrbor
OF New V.tk could be placed in such !
strong position - to,deal destruction IN
any attemptthat may Dss~.afe. by any navy
in the world, TO enter it. The suc.ess az
this new application Of the galvanic prihci-
pie to the submarine apparatus, will REM
der entirely unnecessary, all the vast ex-
penses incutred ii fortifyiny sseapbras;
which create 80 much unnecessary expense
in keeping them in repair.
1t i particularly important that fair eve
pertinent should be made on this new III.
ventioii, and its practicability for the az
fence Of seaports should be tested forthwith.
The state Of our foreign relations demands
the. earliest movements in; the matter. IL
it should succeed, every commercial port
in the country could be fortified at a cothr
para,ively triling expense; and rendered.
impregnable to the hostile armies and na4
yies Of the world. There ought to b. no
delay allowed in the matter.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-04-11

LATER AND IMPORTANT FROM YUcArAN:
La Patriot, a French paper in New o..
leans, has the latest news from Yucatan.l
1t states that propositions had been receiv-
ed in Yucatan from the Mexican Govern
mentsto acknowledge and enforce the :rea:
Ties between Yucatan and Msxico, and
grant the former all their privileges in oass
that the Yucatecos should obey and recbkt
nize the government Of Paredes." The
Legislative Assembly was about to ,neetet
Merida on the 18th III order TO consult and
resolve, upon what should be done in such
case, and whether or not they would Sc
cept the offers from the Mexicar. Govern
ment, or whether they would spply 70 b.
admitted into the American Union, a. the
18th star. Come on. ~
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-04-11

SrKAscE Vis1roas.--The good people
of the county of York were thrown into a
perfect nine-days' wonderment-state on
Tuesday last, by ascertaining that scre
thirty or thirty -tise whales had taken ref,
uge from the lowering and impending gale
Of the sea in the less tsoubleus. waters of
the. York. Having satiated their curiosity
to the full, by a thorough examination Of
theselevathans Of the deep, they bethought
them Of the utility and value Of these nn-
expected guests, land. were accordingly, at
the last adviccs, making preparations to ex-
tract the oil which was thus 80 suddenly
and unexpectedly cast on their shores
Thirty-twoo Of these little monsters, vary
ing in length from fifteen to twenty feet,
were cast on.the shore Of Mr.. r. H. Fa-
renhalt, and three on the shore Of Mr.. Vim.
Petit. These gentlemen reside, we learn,
about one mile from Yorktown. Norfolk
Beacon.