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New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-24
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u o thc EcdIcnI FTOItssIOH'-Iu. 7 o. u,,TeTf1EH,
have Dr. Bsnnins novel viess on the Mechanical
Pathology nsny affections OF the rnca vsc-rs, and I've.
lev highly Interesting and worthy lhe serious At
tention of IN. Medical Profession Rsapec fully.
VALENTINE MOTT KEaREY ROGERS,
STEPHEN Brown, ALEN b NH!TlNG
r. MCLEAN STEPHEN K. KIRBY.
Nr,. yop.. ianpprv 9O l6iS
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-24

NH S5 hats fUR SO 3O-of rich, glossy. jes
I'LL biack coior made Of tho finest nno fur bo-
dies not Hat usually sold for that prie" but just
such Is represented and nothing else For sale At
MlLLS'S, l78 Broadway, Howard Hotel Gaps and Mu6s
of ali kinds ST corr.sponding low prces dIs 2yvis'
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Boarding.


BOARD yViNTED-Bya Young Gentleman and his
Ni;e-would prefer private family and partly furnish
The thrnselv-s-A front second floor, 10 the
vicinity Broadway and Csnai-sL Address immediate
w. n T. G. thi. Office stating lowest terms. Jf s
leBtitD wsuted 10y u sirye e-nt' Ian. viclbiiy OF
Id Broadway. between Grand and Murray sts.-A room
with small crate lired mot higher mp :han Sd
story - 80 will paid for board ard fuel. Address
free ". l.. care q Mr. Cluehugh D7 Broadway. IL
ROkRDISG.-Three or four gentlemen can be accom-
Smccaed with plersaIL good board. IN gem
tee prvse boarding house by applying at No 2nl Fulton
minutes walk from St Pauls CHURCH J6 eoi2~s'
9eNAKDING IN CHhiiBERs-cT.-As gentleman
~ Md lady, single gentlemen, he Hccommu-
dated with board and front paror. ard bedroom adjoin
ing furnished unfuruished, a. 81 Chambersst
Broadway on the 2d floor Two three single gentle
men can te accommodated with single above
Nnne but persons good character and habits will be
c.ived. N-rrrr exchanged. 1l5 isf
DU,Ri,-I35 l37 sud loy Broadway-Mrs q. Ftsh.-
ID Peasant furnished apartments and good board may
now had for youDg and gentlemen with their
wives on ressonsh- terms. by immediate application rs
ahoon az 'si
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Books.
TAYLoR1s WEEKLY BULLETIN.

TAYLoR'S WEEKLY BULLETIN.
ySTM TAY YLOR, No. Asior Hou--, tn presenting his
w weekly ,eport of aud cheap Books, &c publish
ed during hegs lesve 10 that opposition he
the day Here we have The restss, book yet pub
Another work from contemporary. s in press
Sketches of Lyman Blancbiod, ofwhch due notice will be
sNeN' PUBLISHED THIS MORNING
Part and last OF the rbree Guardsnen by Dumas-ans
lated from the Frerch by Park Benamin-a
No a. Harpfrs' Bbls-a more numbers complete this
No 10 Illustrated Jrw-Harpers edition Price 25 eta
No. SO Lt-irs Living Age. Price l2i cts
The Story of Koysi F4vone-by MIS- Gore author o'
the Banker. Wife. &c. Is cts.
N Y. Illustrated Magazine Tor Fsbry. Terms o cts per
number IS per wear, Two copies for -.
Columbian GfshsIn and lac'e5s Magazines 'or tebry,
ali good numbers
the conclusion Of John Is Awe the Brfe OF Ghost hy
the thor of Msor Jones Cousip; splendid tales,
ediors', &c, by Psrs Bennlamn -se,c.e, n cores
pou5ence SC 80. at cts per number ar 30 per year
Modern Standard Drama vol l. beautifully bound Tor 81
New edition OF Fremours Expedition to the Rocky
MountsirS p
The cheap publications. FOR sale wholesale andre and re-
tailty j2i WIN. TATLOR.2 As'or House.
THIS Day PUBLISHED,
rJ,ALES OF OUR OWN COUNTRY. No; L.EIen 81.
1 liott or Happy Home in Alsbams. BY Mis- c. Van
R.n-sela-r Hs.e.
This is most admirable young by the dstn-
euIahsd uutor Of SATURDAY E.ennes whose writings are
Ter Pa-ly The young welcome ,siIh deish this new
conbu their stock of good books Mrs hnie ",,es
Fdreyyorh HAnc someiy printed and hound-pIire 70
cents. Puhished hv n BURGESS, STRtNGER& co
A BOOK KNOWN, BUT KNOWN TO FAME.
nLD SAINT PAuL'S. Tale q" the Fire aad The P!sgne
O-by Wiu. Harrison Ainsworh; with numerous liiuS-
trptions. Price So cents.
Tin. yrspbic and fprcibly written back confessetly The
,uDjsst from the above gifted authors s nov present
cd for the frat time vhou, Interpolation or shdrenept
Hhe,o The much injustice; in The pre-
sent edition the public vill find .uie of IN" London
COPY inclu ling The whole OF the descriptive eEgravings
which 80 beauty aud illustrate SO well It's
many Those Who choOs n"w havea pcr'ctcopy
hut lie iiton caLno ln-I long Apply early t7eretor-, to
BURGESS, STRlNGER co.
II 222 RrosdSay. cor Ann-st
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IOHN BARRY'S Housskeeper's Furnishing store
y rs sth.rin.sl corner of Oak.sIJ g. respectfully in
forms s friends public that he continues to Keep On
hand good Of Cutlery, Bnannia ware, Ies
T,.vs plain and Japsnned Tn ware Iron ware WOOD ana
Willow ware Bird Cages Brooms, Brushes, Mats, &c &c
which he will sell low for cafb
- -, n. !. - w. :, ,.,r ,b. fsrade dis SMkWisu
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-24

" The small pox isvery prevalent at Washing
ton snd 3erthier, l.. C..
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anrtio,t Sales.
JOSIAH RICHARDS, Aaeronesr;


JOSIAH RICHARDS, Auetoneer.
py BANGS, RICHARDS g. PLATTcS;ora
- 2G Broadvay-Lioeral Cash Advances nsde on coz
u1fpes fnr Auction Sales
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS, Jan y and z.
l4AxGs SAGr oF ELs CAST Books An e1teDs V- IN I
valuable collection Of Erssh Esoks, recently r-eri7-t
ttom Loneop con,rg ancient and modern work. oe
Mtoy divinity ply AZ he ysrrrs sctr3ses lsr
medicine surgery voyages travels belle. etrs poet
- amusement, architecture picturesque and or
guaees. he he
II COLTOH & co. Aprron ND CoTomiss,on Mer-
chants, Nos lia Fultoast ard 81 Anns LiSsrr ne.
SATURDAY, Jan -
Atl0s o'clock, IL he store so. 81 Ann.r
SHERIFF SALE Nge and general assor,uert of ,,corS
bsad Furre consisting IN part of Sotss Chairs Pillar
and Claw Tables, Dressing Bureaus wsrdroSe- Dining
Tables BRUSSELS and Ingram Carpets OH Co;hs Cane and
Pain Chsrs &c &c Also the bsancs OF Dry Goods fcrI
Gren~ieh-s Also the ealnuce Of Groceries from Phts,-
Also. the balance 81 Toys &c from Chaihamst Also.
s.vers boxes OF H"ck sad Clare, Vine Also several
Mus OF various qusies together with m.ny asteles not
enumerated Nso chests osTes, By virtue several ex-
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-24
Indiana.

We rejoice to learn by letters direct from Indian
apolis that the bill providing compromise be-
tween The State and her creditors end partial pay
man, of the ineres, on the Debt, has passed 10th
branches of the Lsgisioture-the House by g. to
33 the Senate by SO to 15. The bill went TO
the Governor on Saturday last, and would be re-
turned by him. signed, (Air. Butler writes) on Mon
dav the 18th lthe last day of the SESSION. and thus
become law. So the matter is substantially set
tied.
We have already given the provisions OF THIS Dill
The State agrees TO pay half interest ny 'aHs''n,
and the bondholdcrs agree TO look TO the Canais anu
Canal Lands for the other bali, and to secure uiis
will be Obliged 10 finish the main Canal Inc o'u
bonds are to be exchanged for new ones made 10
accord with this arrangement
We can only consider this compromise less ols-
graceful TO the State than persistence IN utter ne
ond;a,ion. indiana honestly owes the whole IN
,e-s, on her bonds she is able pay and ought to
,,,, "a the uttern.ost fartbing. Ten thousand men
nav debts every day at great Inconvenience and
.ocr;6ce-far greater than she need have made 10
nav the full interest on her debt. But she was able
TO persist in dishonest bankruptcy with impunity--
her creditors could help themselves They there
fore did wisely in proposing this compromise, and
the State might have done more than TO accept IT.
for she might have refused to pay at all. We hope
none Of the bond holders will be foolish as TO de-
cline accepting this compromise Get your fingers ou'
OF the tigers mouth when you can and II you can
not get them all take part and be careulwhere you
put the remainder next time.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-24

Prrc . cents per Vl9L
Prepared by D.. H. F PEERY, and sold by A. B. K D:
East Bfoadwry, New-York, and by Druggists generally
ihrou hoGt ths United States )@4 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-24
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.

e Far .a!e Of 0eks q! ls E1cAanss, sfs Lasl Pass
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-24

DN JAMES VI, dILf.Eh-
ID TUESDAY, Feb. 81, 1886
Al lni O'clock ST the store No. Liserty-st
Boors SHoss 6RoGASs-lGGo cases Boots, Shoes ind
Bogsns consisting svery yErty-suitable for Southern
Western and northern trade Sale positive.
THURSDAY, February 5, 1916, q
At leI O'Clock al the Of William P. Muller, IS Golds
opposite Ferry-st
5000 Sides of Sole Leather together with quantity cffn
ished C. Skins Upper Leather in rcsgh and other srces
In The tne. cr-dt ot SIX monhs.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-24

GOOD CHANCE for beginners in yoSsi S! yWssnrsdsy
and Saturday class viii repes. DE Sf n . order to ssord
evening the 24,h inst, at oel%e, oe with the cass This
exercs. will he free To all wig wS St, 9ns' F. WARNER
Rooms All Broadway. y-1-@-------------------
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-24
Correspondence Of The n. 7. Tribune.
ISnrASApoIrs. Jan'y Il, i

INpIASAPoLrs. Jan J IL, 1880
An act, providing for our funded debt and for the
comnle,ion of the w Nabash and Erie Canal has this
moment passed the Legislature and only wants the
signature of the Governor (which will be given to
become law This act is based on the proposition
of Mr. Butler which sent you several weeks ago.
The bill was passed by large maiorities IN each
House Indiana may now be numbered among the
debt paving States. Yours, &c. OBSERVER.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-24

Ius.pH TuEh EIE.uAN, No. 6s West-st Offers I"
y sale-ll6 tons NJ, Glendon Pig lron
300 " Jackson '
So " Port Henry
q I" BullS Bridge "a ji42vs
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-24

N0TICE;m1TIa... .n BY Emory, Low CO .. months, 9,
a. As Ss'5 no S
Y for Five 10 ,ssr own order and endorsed by them,
Cent? o been ,oppsd Said SSis sent S
a. M Ps TO Timothy K Earl Co. Sz ths 70"
id;s ds;s:xtYs JsnYss Jun. a. iaas ts2 sts' BIN. BARTON
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-24

eS. .LAUHENs-ST.-At private sale. the two threo
H;a story bdck Houses and Lott, No 60 and 67 Luu.
reus-st and two story frame House In tne rea, OF
ed ia the story for The lots IS feet by 100 feet
The premises for Sl300 For terms apply TO
ANTHONY J. BLEECKEE, Auetioneer,
M, zd
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-24

g. FOR SALE-Five story houses and lon ON
Hss Fourth. sL-rent d s400-price $500 each Also.
houses aud lease eflos on DigsioD Henry Houstoun,
Second Third Eldridge good opportunity 70
make money Us they ensy
Also few lots 10 lease Apply 10 z. H. BRo"S,
T9'6tis cod No. Is Avenue A.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-24

<F-. 1OAnDING HOUSE WANrED-A l-rge,
H:i convenient house, pleasany located, In or near
- Broadway below Cbsmbers-,L suitable for gentcel
boarding house Good security will be given Addres. h.
AZ w. Lower z. o, jl9 lws
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-24

FL FOR SALR-Two cenue-board slooos, The
CRY JOHN HENRY, of4O tons bur,hea, aud ths FRANK
-Sss@L LIN H HaBPER. OF 6o tons. They are In good
order and well found. For farther PARTICULAR Inquire q
VAN NESS g. BELL No. IA Cortiand-sL or 70 ~. n
CHRISTIE, at pier 10 North river. J4H
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-12
From the Richmond Times and Compilsr.

Subscription for Me Family Of M Pieasaafs Oae
u Inc Lists Ut subscribers to the generous purpose u main
laang Mr. Pltasaas' family, and educating his chil
dren. has been lett al flee We hope that those al
cltzens, who disposed 10 aid holy object
will leave their names without delay. We shall be
pardened IaT saying tia, the community Of Richmond
under an ALLEGATION. IN this manner make The lit
lie reparation, that possible. tor their neglect
the authority Of lhr law preventing the lamena
bic catastrophe which has lett the family OF Mr. Pleas
in state Of desIIuupn. HIS dying Declaration lha
he drew he ball frem lis pisdl bcare The }ata occur
renee, aud other evidences OF his voluntary remsrka
bic sell sacrifice should ony stimulate the general sym.
pa nv Tor their bereav enient.
We are requested to state that those friends of Mr.
Pleasanls IN the conn'ry who may desire 10 contribute
10 The relief Of his faulty, can do so hy addressing
Messrs. Henry ". Muncure. Henry Ludam and Josh
ua Fry flhis city, who are charged with The disposition
ol the lunl.
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never dreamed oi spos. The hunofs aud oaolnnenls
"i fhee eseiied no influence upon his mind The mus.
pcn'y aud honor OF his country excluded from his
thoughts aud poiposts all considerations of self But
even had he rpnd In wealth. lbs generous nature wuu
have Impoverished nrineely purse 4 pom man mover
asked ms AID N vain any uhcf quality dsnutsI The
empire ot his heart With courage and fidelity il Mas Ia.
humanity which soened the mute masculine mini, al
his eharaeier and made the brave slronn man N p,ni,
child eager ogse up an he had # he could wipravay
The tear fim sotfow's.ye. pluck thorn from the
path ei suffering poverty.
VIII the people Of Virginia hesitate fora single mo.
m'n' 10 make same snape expression To The alniy Of
such man, at hcf deep devotion and enduring atie
hdef Shall moi his avn gnud deeds come back IN hrs
sings upon thuse who dearest 10 his htarl9 Shall
not The stream vi his heneyolcnre psured Gnh IN such
generous tide return more, IN "pcntlr dcus" al
gratitude and mercy. 10 masen and fehe,h ihr n,here1
flowers which dropping over his p,ave2 Can YOU
hget his past services the fae dislnjefestdneas Of
his nalure2 When a soldier tails, his eoutry receives
ms children To her arms She claims them n. her own
HE Republic becomes thrir mother. Shall We he
less mi diul of obligations To he nnbe cbsn,non a,
republican principles who devoted ihe bloom Of his
youth. tho sigor ot his manhud the whole onerpy Of
MS soul, IN defending the citadel Of constitutional 10
erlyl
People OF the country thu citizens of Richmond are
WIN eagenefs maoes0n their deep sense Ut rraliine
and al sntm". Nohy viii yun rival their examine
W anticipate viii confidence from the tuellfts of the
EAST and West, from the mountains aud The plains UNI
warm aud universal RESPONSE, rising from every heau
burning upon every lip, worthy Of the OCCASION wo,tby
III |ughlans worthy oimen.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-12
TO THE WIGS OF TIE UNITED STATES


The able and distinguished advocate of our prime piles
John Hampton Pltasanls, has fallen. IN the prime aud
sgor ii his Intellect. victim 10 that barbarous pfao
tee, which, ir'm the days o Alexander Hamilton 10
the present, has baliened The hes! blood vi his ma
tim.
There are circumstances attending the fate Of The
dlvdna we now depure, which, while they are, III an
extraordinary degree, calculated 10 harrow up the best
sehsibllies 81 our nature, must impress every mind
WIN The highest respect lor his chlvarc generosity oi
character. 10 ihose who are coguitlve OF all The facts.
aud 10 the investigations OF the law, We leave Their dc.
veopment and publication. Let ours be the a.
9teehoe dny OF placing before The Wings ri this MAJ
'ion The claims oi Their departed eiarplon, the .uat
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TO THE WIGS OF VIRGINIA,


ne mel'"no'y hf"s ia, y mus ehf oeen conveyed
!" every hf'siof' MAJ '"tn H. r'rasan's' "nse name
y , 'i - al % NJ i. :,
ION nave heaia Tue sudden aho aPPaee character o'
MS a'a'h. -" ua'e 'e' =" us '''s 'e'"s AKIN 10
'"at "heo "on'u 'e'u o"' "'''' "e'r uea ~ invade
WIN MS ,'"i "''u >"u' Nv" "''', ~" o"e' ion
mourn "l'h In over 'ls crave in9e'htr we VIII
Maeh over MS ",p7'y' ana AeeP MS '"uie'S green ana
"a9,a"' WI" ouf "d'S'
10" oHfi ha'o y"u' 10" ''''o nave we J. seated
III our qolf' "oar' 'iJ yea Hc1 "e'iec'o"I oanqhe'
III lie othi'a'' ehd'IiS 81 ms 9l''a n'no' wa nave
hailed The coming oil ia' JHf'a when he 50 hhs CON
uufed' as we N'ua t'fiP''e le SlS'i :" d" Ola an"
chens"ea 'Irna' y nave dtf'ta an elevated ana re,
infd pleasure from me ia'1rs 81 ms classic pen Al
one no5h'h' we nave N"h't,'n d, 'ne eN'eh, u his
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M. ~. go Ok$.

IE'RANELsn Mexico. illustrated. by \. NJ Oil
liam.
Ramb'eS by land sud wafer, hy Norman
Notes from over The SEA. l., Rev ! NJ tchell.
Library e the Prose aud Poetry o Enrupe aud America.
Minor Library. edited. by Nlenis 4 Willis,
CumrlcIe works nj n i. Willis.
Mndem British Es~ayis :. by Carly
Geraldine and other poeus. by Nj. +. 'fupper,
The Book Of Hearts.
The Roman Church. Sc, by c. I'd Lester,
Interior Life by Upham,
Chronicles Of lhe Cd. by Ro. Snuihoy.
Holmes Lie If Mozarl
Inrrlnas in Author Land by Fanny FORESTER
Literary MISCELLANY BY Gahllan.
Nhe"rlfs Elements of Morality,
The Suffering ii thrsf.
The Artist. Merchant and Statesman. by c. +. Lester.
val Rights of Women
Mon II The Ile, Splut and the Church, by Jenlyn.
HE eSrnt Of the Atuuement. ="
Arnold's Rugby School Sermons
The Jesuiis. hy Mirheet & Quiuet
A Treatise on Healthy Skin by Erasmus Wilson,
Srrmnn the Mount. splendidly Illuminated.
The last Of The Azlecs, hv +. Maiurin.
Ascanis, hy Alex Dumas,
The three Guardsmcn. a. - -
Love anL Mrsmerisu, by Horace Smith.
Just received aud Tor sale by
u. Il. PAYNE.
Ian
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Doine6tir iutrliincMtc.
From Tie Riehmoad u h,g, .iiarch ).
FUNERAL OF TIE LATE JOHN HAMPDEN
III .EANANlS.

'1rAoaN's.
", sormh ceremony oil cohsienlng 10 The tomb The
n"'s' temas 81 this nmneh man, Ia place on snn>
uay 'as,, ~ nan past zen O'CLOCK, The body was ~
u'e''u h"'n us a1e tsltnee' on ""Neihut s'ei. To
lhe 'Htu ii'soy'ttlm ,huieh, oi which the Ruv MI.
oirs ! ras'or'
''l WINS eHd' gloomy ahd i e'fmtn', sod the
"p"' as'ti ei nature liz '"nsaauef win Tue sad itel
hss inspired ny Tie melancholy oerasan. But, no~
~ 1''o's ''' "'ide'a sla'e Tue "eal"t', Inc
! vas S'"" ''o""'d py an n''ln'"N, hW''pu''
"'' n'ifu 10 oNrta Nlee every accessible place ia TIE
eaa''es rs vel as The pt"s and a'Slts oil the ""ef
"s'i' why p'"u5'aA Nt'' 'ee'an.Y "'''o 10 'e'''f'
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10 Nes nu'5eeu'1 ny ny'n9, oh' nus ',.hs ana
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voA. xsSt:-.s No. CT II :


Notwithstanding the extreme ncle,nency VI the wes.
Their. the 2nd Presbyterian Church crowded on sun
day. with the iosi suemn audience have ever see,
w attend The olstqnes uf The Jons uAMppEa Pleas
ANTS. The sermon was preached by The Rev. DR..
stiles, from the text, "luoU SHAFT LoyE rY NEIoI
non As rIIfsftrn We ifnst that Tho Irssons no
taught Us Ia the dreadful private and public
oi diEfeeadug that great commandment, may be prv-
dneiNe ii lasting good IN this community. -
In the conclusion III bis discuorse when the minister
came II sneak more particularly Fl the melanehuly oc-
casion Whch had drawn together the numerous assen-
by he vas addfessing he spike, IN brif but ,quent
language. oi the rsenth and M cniin career OF The
deeeased, assigning 10 him genius abpvo TALENT and
herosm ahuve courage. Tie fofelhly Impressed upon
bis hcafts the scmnity VI The spectacle before thew
ut such being thus suddenly cut III II, he vipu or
his years aud his intellect III pfBui 0i the iobe emo.
Inns which amyed Mr. PeRsants in the list moments Of
his HE, Df stles relating most touching Incidents
which, Tor the qualification Of the dstan, friends Of tho
oeeensrd WIN may read this notice, take the liberty
Of repeating.
but short tne before his desth Mr. Peasants cali
ed Ia his 5,dstis his only sun. manIy and ngcnuons
boy. that he might give ln,a hthers parting COUNSEL
AIler directing his sen To kiss him, he said him. MY
son, M rvgs HONEST AND Tnue."
Slll later, when his aged mother near him, and
asked him, dunhllng whether h. s retained his rea.
son, IT he knew her, he answered: my MOTHER,
WHOM NAVE ALWAYS nEsrreTrp AND LOVED"
III Stiles dherotse WIS preceded aud followed by
pssef lfom the Rev. Mr.. Jelef aud The Rev Mr.. Ma
guon
Al The end Of the services very large conconrse "
csrus proceeded lfom the thnrct. in ploony proces
atom, to ibe CITY burial amund. where The ren,nins II
JONI HaNppIH PlrAsANrs were eunuilied to the al
lent graso.
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aNlNo. taken a tease of the Mills in this place.
known as the LangboTne Mills ior u term oil
years. VIII be regularly Ia The wheat market. aud pre-
pared 10 give the
IIxGxEEsT rEAnxnT rnrcE.
Lump and Ground Plaster wilalwa she kept on han,
and sold low for cash.
VIZ. JAMES SurpniN. who learn Is iayorably
known to the farmers oil this REGION Will mill Tor ne
and hone 10 sccnre that patronage from the public
which The convenient location ol the property invites
A. \. MONIGOMERA.
March Is Ia