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True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-11-04

A GALLANT MIssIssIPPIAN.-We ex-
tract from the Correspondence of the Plea
yune the following account OF the ardor Of
gallant citizen OF Natchez, with his com.
rade from n. Orleans:
"The hardest work and tallest walking
| ever heard of having been accomplished,
in order TO get into a fight, was done by
Capt Smith, OF New Orleans, and Iieut.
Price, lawyer from Natchez. Miss, both
of whom belonged to the Louisiana dis
banded volunteers. They walked all the
way from CamOrgo in six days, aud arriv-
ed here on the morning ofthe 2lSt, walk
ing sixteen miles that morning. On reach
ing campt each borrowed rifle from a
sick Texan, and went and joined the Sd
and 9TH Infantry-fought with them few
hours, and then joined the Mississippi Reg
iment Afterwards they fought from
house Ia house with the Texan Rangers,
who fought on foot; and, in fact, went
CALAMITY through the whole affair without
receiving a scratch"
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-11-04

10 The Governor Of Alabama has sp-
poiaied The AN day Of December neri a day Of
" fasting, humiliaiion and PrsyeF" throughout
that s,sis We like this good Old euEon,
which Origisaio5 among ihe early seileri q
New Euglau1 Cod is surely worthy Of ma
tiOu's united OrisOn one DAY IN sGs, and u
istruly = scene mOs impressive and fsll Of no
ral grandeur 10 behold en- entire people pros-
tuis before Ills thFone, insoking ne Divine
blesing. Engaging IN TIE sapPliostiOn Of pray.
Ct and TIC fcrToT Of prsise.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-11-04

The CorToN CRoP.-A writer in the
New Orleans Delta estimates the present
cotton crop as follow: Below 81 deg.
north laitude, ~, 500 bales, between 81
deg. and 80 deg. $4,000, north Of 80 deg.
412, 5O0-total crop ,O35,OO bales.
The writer says that one important fact
10 regard TO the present cropis that IFS yield
is invariablyless than was anticipated short
time since. His reason for so stating IS
That large proportion Of the bells which
were then supposed to be good have shriv-
elled and drop from the stalk.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-11-04

A young French swindler who was ar
rested 10 Paris, about The middle Of August,
represented himSelfto his various victims,
as the son ofLoTd Mscwel, an American
Senator and very earnest inquiries were
made BY The shopkeepers and officers Of
justice, TO know IL his assertion was true
Paris correspondence sffhe Nati0H0'
bitelligeHcer.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-11-04

Low DUT1Es-MoRE REvENUE.-
Since the ulodIfcafion Of The English Tar
III. the customs receipts az Liverpool have
risen fromabout G., 600 day, 70 upWhros
Of f13,O0O although mosa Of The bulkies'
urticies are now admitted free Of duty.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-11-04

MEDICAL SCIENCE. The New Orleans
Commercial Times in q recent article
devoted to this subject uses the following
language in reference TO the doctrine of
the "Chrono-Thermal" practice.
Last, but lot least, of the three great
systems which distract and divide the
medical profession, is the new and fascin-
ating doctrine, of the Chrome THERMAL
practice or "Young Physic," as it is con-
temptuously styled. THIS doctrine is of
extremely modern growth, being indebted
for its paternity 10 SAMUEL DICKSON Of
London, remarkably acute observer, &
most subtle Iogician. lie maintains that
fever is an attribute of every disease, and
that in all maladies, if carefully watched,
tendency TO remission and return, or pc
nodicity, as he calls il, will appear. So
much for the theory. The practice is
simple enough. He will have naught to
do with blood dieting, either by Ieech, Ian
Get, or cupping-glasS. He holds the Gus
tom Of draining the veins Of the vital fluid
in most unmitigated horror. Stimuli
tonics, quinine, particularly, warmth regu-
lar habits, etc.-these are tho remedie an
der the Chrome THERMAL system.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-11-04

1t is stated that when the actiRg Cover
nor and the Alcaldes OF New Mexico took
the oath Of allegiance TO the United States,
the people with a simultaneous shout ex-
claimed, "Uive la Gcnerdlp
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-11-04
KILLED AND WOUNDED IN THE
MISSISSIPPI REGIMENT.

From returns furnished by Lieut.. r. X.
Arthur, and published in the Wing of
yesterday, we compile the following COM
plete list of the killed and wounded in our
Regiment at Monterey:
Lieutenant Col. McClupg, dangerously
wounded.
Wilkinson Company: r. w. Chance,
killed; w. Ii. Miller and J. Fl. Jackson,
dangerously wounded; A. Laneheart,
severely; J. L. Anderson, slightly; G. H.
Jones, very slightly.
Vicksburg Southrons: l., M. Turner,
killed; ]. B. Markham and +. w. Johnson,
severely wounded; II. B. Thompson,
slightly; Lieut.. H. F. Cook and r. K Ar
thur, very slightly.
Carroll Volunteers: DR.. G. w. Ramsey,
killed; A. Cobb, dangerously wounded;
Lieut.. L. T. Howard, George Wills, w.
HoffpOn and w. Jones, revereIy wounded;
Sergeant v. w. Hollingsworth, VIM. Orr
and D. Love, slightly.
State Fencibes: S. Meecham and A. p.
BroinhNm, killed; II. w. Pierce and VIM.
Shade, dangerously wounded w. II.
Fleming. severely; Sergeant J. ii. Lang.
ford, Jacob Fredericks and John Coleman,
slightly wounded; w. p. Spencer, w. NJ.
Smith and James Kilby, very slightly.
Raymond Fencibles Sam' Potts, killed;
J. Williamson and A. w. Seague, danger
ously wounded; Capt, r. N. Downing,
Warren White and Robt. Bowen, severely.
Vicksburg Volunteers: J. p. TennilIe,
ID. Dubois and F. Matthews, killed; b. +.
Roberts, slightly wounded; Robt. Gegg
and A. holland, very slightly.
MorShall Guards: Joseph Downing and
w. II. Grisham, killed; Sergeant r. A.
WooIG dangerously wounded; G. F. Cotton
and @ Williams, severely; Nat Mussie,
very slightly.
Tombigbee Volunteers: John Tyree
and p. Snedicor, killed; Sergeant w. H.
Bell, f. B. Lewis, d. B. Lewis and ChaS.
Martin, dangerously wounded; J. S.
Thompson, slightly; John Stewart and
John McNorris, very slightly.
Total. killed, Ia; dangerously wounded,
Is; severely, l3; slightly, 10; very slightly,
IL. Grand total, 81.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-11-04

GP The loss Of the Mexicans, at the
battle of Monterey, as officially given by
themselves, was fifteen hundred, killed
aud wounded, three times the American
loss.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-11-04

The Forsigp news, n Vin Be zen, shows
a adorable marks for American prodBeis
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-11-04

upon that hundredlongued dame called " Ma
dam Rumor," we might feel safe in asserting
that the war with Mexico is at an end 1t is
rumored that peace commissioners have been
mutually appointed, and that the result will be
the renewal Of friendly relations, and treaty
honorable and advantageous to the United
States Col. Peyton, writing from the scene
ofwar, observes:
"This, (Monterey) in my opinion, is the
last battle which will be fought in the Mexican
war Gen. Ampudia, in urging a pacific
course on Gen. Taylor, stated repeatedly that
he knew that Gen. Santa Anna was disposed
TO peace and that he was we'll assured that
the course adopted would lead to peace be-
tween botn countries
Col. Davis, and other officers of rank have
expressed positively the same opinion, But, if
it be so, where then is the necessity Of reinforc-
ing the army, by transporting all the regular
troops from the North at an immense cost TO
the country2 The Government is evidently I'M
aware of this predisposton to peace on the
part Of. Santa Anna, orits action would be more
pacific in its character
THE HoYT AFFAIR.--It will be re.
collected by our readers that we gave,
from another source, the history Of D.
Marion HoytS dishonorable intercourse
with the wife of another, and the subse-
quent death Of the seducer by the hand of
the husband. The case has since been
tried, in accordance with the verdict of
the coroner, and the Developments during
the trial were of such nature as TO leave
not even feeling of pity in any manly
bosom for the guilty dead. Life only
could expiate the basenesS which pronpt-
ed the RUIN of an entire family, and the life
Of Hoyt has paid the forfeit demanded by
Justice. The wretched woman, Mrs.
Myers the victim of the villains cody
calculated designs, is also dead TO the
crime of adultery she has added that Of
suicide by taking Iaudanum, that common
resort ofthe desperate and the abandoned,
ended an existence which would have
been unendurably wretched.
But the most astounding fact disclosed
during the examination of Witnesses, is,
according to the Vcksburg Sentinel, that
ladies pretending TO responsibility and
caste in the city of Richmond were acces-
Sary TO this criminal transaction, aud used
their influence to bring it to successful
issue Can this black and damning stain
upon the moral character of the chief city
in the Old Dominion be true? What
woman conspiring against the fair fame
of woman in the land Of Washington, the
home where the giant of Freedom was
graded, and where his mother gave lus.
trouS and undying example of woman in
all the splendid purity of her virtue and
all the unvarying love other heart! Oh,
shame 10 such caricutures upon the sex
They should be expelled community
which they have dishonorcd, no matter
what artificial responsibility wealth may
have given TO beings so INN easursbIy be-
meath the standard ola bruIe'S idea of mo-
rails and ofdecency.
h- The loss Of the Mexicans, at the
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-11-04

10 Cen. sPsighi sill peHinaeiOusly ed.
here's to The ubsurd Posiiion thsi De vsis upon
be River and Harbor Bill was arieily demo
icrsiic
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-11-04

WmsEET AND SELT-MURDER-A citizen
Of Yicksburg, named John NJ Veiier killed
himself BY cutting his throat with a razor.
Veter was addicted TO an immoderate use Of
ardent spirits, snd while buialized and de-
ranged BY its influence be gave a polluted
corpse to the grave, and sent an unaitOned soul
to confront The frown Of It's Creator.
MONTEREY sHAwLs," said 70 be a rich
and beautiful article, are now in vogue among
The bellies ofour cities This, assuredly, Is sp-
psaling 10 The spirit Of patriotism through The
spirit ofPride and The IPirii q fashion The
chap thzf gave those shawls The name Of BAT
ue6eld glorious TO America, paida poor com
plimeni 10 The hears Of her daughters
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-11-04
Agents for the True Democrat.

Q. C. DEAsE ). 5. MURPHY, EDITORS.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-11-04

WEDNESDAY Y NOVEMBER 4, I846.
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CLEARED,
ship Enp'rasit, Bunttn, Liverpool, Wilson s.
sop 5. Z. Howell, gaey, Belfast, w Howell &
son
Big Va'haa, Chase, Porto Eico. w w Spence b
:, Br sGehr Triumph, Robcrs, Nassau, ?, p 7
SAILED, wind fresh I'm W-shirs Mississippj.
Harvey, bnuGoH, Gin Tow Of steamer Re i) Ravan-
cue, (tD Vahler hlarseIics; baqurs Tcrre de Feu
ltD nemeufi.se, 10; Active, FoXweI, RIO de JsneirO;
brig Rldeout hinsman, DuXbury, Mass; schys Helen
Caudonj HfazOS Santiago; te es, Masters, Boston.
ARRIVED.
b. brig Queen Victoria Tucker, fm ST. Vincents
ballast, TO blClyam x Wiliams-was bound to pbiIa-
deiphit, but having neen blown off, made this port.
b. big Lima, Collins, 30 days i'm Demerara bal
last, TO K y II K Trucker.
aChr Maria, johnson, 4 days fin N Y; ass'd cargo
Ia | Mtnkin.
Scnr Adams, Baker, z days fin Providence, domes-
tics, 10 the master.
SChr Ann Smith, Smith, DAYS t'ni " Y ass'd car
20, 10 Rose, NJ, riIIl y Co.
Steamer Cambridge, Tuner, from Cambridge, re-
pofls below NoTh POHt one ship, three uarquss Zone
lhe ia tm"re I'm kio), Three u rugged b.gs, and two
t"FsLIi sch!s-dl GOuud up
steamer ReHe prague, from below having lowed
dowh snip hISei>sIppi, and brought up brig PouL-
hry, leaking badly, has been Two weeks north OF
Hatefas tncouhlelhg bUIstIOuS weather. Reports
below ship fh'ne, Harvey, from Liverpool; barque
3 ,Itlmore, from Rio de Janeuo; others unknown;
hries, a"d toP~atl schrs, found up.
Steamer G Orgla Cannon, from Norfolk. Saw OF
the Wo!I Tap, hip; ana of Annapolis, TWO ships,
b&rque and tag al anchor wind w.
MEMORANDA,
ship Onheus, Bin, fol- N Y sailed FIN Valparaiso
9Th sept (buofc reported Aug. 70, bound to COquim-
be, hualtViU, o ana Balimoic,)
snip 1uas, herdes, i'm Baltimore for Bremen, was
off the start Is nit.
Ba,qucs Ralph Cross Glover. for n or Baltimore,
10 sail III ~ days; aud VIM Kennedy, Martin, for
Phiidd, iphia or Orleans, at Palermo An ut.
Barqun Henry keI.ty, Gray, tia Ctdiz, was left 4;
Rio du JaneIIO l-t Oct.
A barqpe showing white signal, red border and an
arrow III The centre, steering w by was spoken
Nov u, lat 2i; 20, 60 u.s. undoubtedly the Francis
Partridge, 3Iavtrs fm - Thomas lot Turks Isand.l
me brig flames Amy, t,Unby, fin Orleans was
al LHgaayia tNau to- Nov. 10 commence loading
for n IA a few ID q.
Br 0iig Rab 10y, faynler, FIN Baltimore arr. at Hal
Iid& S9tl nit; and s,hr Comet Bonney from do. via
Bus On, 90 aOtn. he Comet Experience very severe
weather on lAe 23d and 2ltl- lost buIwaIks chains
anchors, &c. ans threw overheard 500 bushels of
wheat.
Big Boston, Ni.kersOn, for Baltimore, cleared al
BOs on 5h inst.
achr cen. Taylor, Phillips, from Baltimore, ariv-
cd at M0bi 81 inst
sehr Blanchard, ihur.ow, for Baltimore, sailed fan
ST. JIgo de cub Oh ut
Schr Sarah L .rrn, Strong, FIN Baltimore, arr at
Y 7lh INST.
Ihcscnr Ridgeway, at this port sailed fn ST
h"niS 1911 alt vessels in pnrl before repOred) and
Turks iSiaHd 9th. Mr. james Cameron OF Saratoga
innate, di- on board I'd inst and was buried next
day al sea.
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"a ESTEEnAY WAS GREAT DAY in sell
a ing Prizes at the III eky Office No. 1856 MAR
kEI STREET. Ihe snug PRIZE Of 35DO ~ Il whole
was sold To a mCub Of Congress on his way to
Washingt n; also sold qu2tnr ticket If $500
Drawn numbers OF Susguehaunl Canal IOu"ry:
To-Day, Dec. 10. viii be drawn Md. CausoIidat-
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Gl25. Please call carry and purchase me lucky
ticEct. which no doubt is yet lGit, As Il " ui GER
tailly gfeve much 10 return The capital $40 60,
j;s- Al ORDERS irOm the cOAEty for paca ag,s of
single cke :, VIII be atend,d 10 with Tue greatest
puncllaiity, if Addressed 20
Nj. AN>EL4, l5j Baltimore street,
1t uu.et the museum.
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DIR. RUPBIS's SECOND lECTrRE. The second
lecture ofhc course by this distinguished divine will
be delivered this evening in tue Light street NJ. E.
church, Subject "Chrisiiiniy in the East" The
lecture will he illustrated with map,
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|bo'In,s b,ve yyrhJr,,,, ih.,r lois from rhr
market yh,I, ,,ho,s will IL. co,,oe,led ,o sell
at tue highest prices offered II tr''gh!s should
come down materially, OF which there are some
ind cations, 1t viii tend to strengthen tho mar
ket ) bat without tai IN ireighiS, breadsluiiS
must decline
; ITEMS OF News. A shlpmsnt Of wbiskev
TO Liverpool was made at New Orleans few
DAYS ago.-Tnc Yucatan vessels seized at
New Orleans few days ago, have been reIcas-
OBJ Three editors IN South Carolina have
volunteered Tor the hex'can war.--Charles
/ O'MaIIey is mombor of the Michigan legis-
''''''o '''''J' Il "e''''5 '"S"' F'''
ter o' Louisiana, recently committed suicide.
-llark Levi. New York d,ugpi,r, has
been arrested on cha,go of counteriotiug
Mexican coin .--They have commenced the
manufacture o IRON in Tennessee.-Thcte
were 1917 deaths in New York last week, of
,.L,o, ., ,na,.'l,,. o,,,.,,.,a,;.. NJ. n.I
winch ii were by consumption Mr. Hol-
listers paper mil, at Windsor, Conn, was con-
snmed by lire last week'-"m' T. Andel-
son leIl dead on Friday, while making some
purchases IN a store in Ne" York
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6~NOLD PEN DEPOT-Received this da, and
W. for sale by GABRIEL d CLARK, Wafer ST.
second door from calvert, Levi Browns celebrats
Cold PENS, diamond pointed, acknowledged 10 be
the bt st in use. Sune Of these Pens are pat up
in handsome gold cases with pencils; persons in
want of coed Article will please call ard examine.
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VASS MBU. oH's MREAcERIR. We understand that
this extensive collection of animals will positively
open for exh ID lon OH Monday next.
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EUsT REC EEv ID, large lot Of new ant

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TIE Pioneers OF P,rnte, containing journal KEEP
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T Dramatic Authors of America, by Jas. RGes, -
The Warwick Woodlands, by Frank Forester, II
TIE English woman in Egypt, writ by her sister, -
I'm u ssions Of Ireland aud the Irish, ~
knights Of the Round Table, IL
Recoections of the eventful Life OF Soldier,
by the late Joseph Donaldson, sergeant in
The 9Th Scots Brigade, 10
History Of the Mu,iry at Sphead AID the More, ID
Sketches of tmpostUre Deception and Credu!ity,.l2
D lbysnan Princess vols. 25
Physic and Physicians, , vols. %
Together with all the new works, newspapers, SC
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Night oFtAe BaH' Of Monterey. A new and beauti-
ru spectacle, under the above title will be produced
at the Front ST. Amphthea,te this evening, 1t is
repeie with the most inteyes ing OF the Mcxi-
can War The piece opens with the death Of Col
Cross on the Rio Gi0ude, and concludes with the
death of the lamented Watson, and the capituia0n
of Monterey, We shall give more ex,eniednotice
OF il in Our next Dr yious to The drama series Of
excellent Egues ran periJrmances will take place in
lie ring. TO secure GOOD seats, application should be
made at the box ollic. daring The day.
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GUILTY OF ARSON. Leander Thompson and
Benjamin Pratt have been convicted of arson
at Worcester, Mass. and sentenced to be hung.
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LARGE BELL. The City Hall Of New York
is to be furnished with new alarm bell, weigh
ing 4, $50 lbs, 1t was cast at Troy.
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TINS MUSEUM. TWO most admirable pieces viii
be performed at The saloon his evening. Tie enter
tajnments VI commence with the new and heanti.
fu' farce Of Lend mr FIVE snilIiRrs," and win con
cude with the Ianghable comedy Of the "Sinese
1wDns,'' Mr. John Seton will appear in both pieces.
{, tween the play the "Shakers" Will appear for the
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LADIES, ADVANCE The Governor of Mis-
souri,, "a married man, in his message to the
Legislature, recommends that man shall not
be permitted to go security without the con-
sent Of his wife.
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EXEMPLARY DAMAGEs.-A man by the rame
Of Hyscroit, of Duchess county, Michigan, has
just been cast in the sum Of $4,000 for seduc-
ton. The scamp is still in limbo for an action
for breach ofpromi.e
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CALL rHs MARY AND GUARDS, The fist an
nuai bail of the Maryland Guards" will take place
This evening at the City Guards Armofy. Capt. Vo-
iandt'S xcei,Et Military and Colilliou band Will be
in attendance,
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BosroN GENERosIrY, The Boylston lnsu-
rance Company, Of Boston, presented $500 to
the mother of the late Orlando Pitts, Secrcta-
ny of that Company who persisted in the wheel,
of the Atlantic.
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DIED.
On the IN inst. Jas. GoRDoN, aged n years a na-
I'VE OF county Cork, Ireland, but resident of this
city for as years.
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For iond0n-ehp Ra5itan. som.
For RIO de JaneirD-Barque Home, l7th inst.
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CoUEr OF l>QUlRY. \ court of inquiry is
ia session on board the U. S. ship ponnsy Iva
MA at Norfolk, engaged in ascertaniug the
particulars Of the loss Of the brig Truxton.-
1t i, composed OF the CoIowing officers: Capt
DAVID Geisioger, president; and Capls Chas
S. McCauIoy and Andrew Fitzhugh, members.
L.. George P. UPshur, judge advocate.
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TETHGS DAY, TuURS DAY) Dec, 10, Maryland
" consolidated iott ny, class NOD. IS Nos. IA
dIa"n hh,iois, making rich and beautiful scheme
for The price Wl NCkMls.
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GovERNmENT ESTIMATES The estimates
for the year ending 3Oth June, 1913, were
transmitted to the Senate and House of Repre-
senlatlyes on Tuesday, by the Secretary Of the
Treasury. They amount in all to $40, 900, GEO.
Among the estimates is that Of SG,0O0,000 for
the army proper, $4,000, 600 for the navy, and
vi. 1900 900 for the volunteers
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G GET, YESTERDAY MORNING, IN his YES
az ii1uG oftne Post office, a CANE with an ivor'
handle. The gentleman who took il fOI safe keep
ing II please return ii TO the Pot off bring II
10 hc Office Of the Ciipper-he wood Of he cane is
from The West Indies
IT, NJ. HARRIS, 2Oi w. P:alt street.
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