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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-31

ysr. r4zs=r.sz-:=fl PIONEEEk and Express Line VIA
As1& Railroad and Canal from Philadelphia
A-'- 10 PiushDrgh-The above Line Will
commence It's regular lr!ps for she season, MONDAY,
the z31 inst leaving the Depot No. "a Markesl daily
O'clock a Nj.
During the winter the boai4 have been thoroughly painted
G1d put order, sodng every convenience for
:he comfort OF ravel-rs
passengers will avoid all the fatigue and dan
ger Eight travelling in coaches both Railroads being pass
ed In daylight
For farther information apply the Old Established o.
fee, "a Msrket.sL 5 doors above Eighh.st
mis- A CUMMINGS. Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-31

Leave MiGdlesOWn Al II NJ.
The names consguee, and Of the station where
le must be distinctly marked upon each article shipped
Freight not received sflsr ) ?. NJ in New-fork.
Apply To J. F. CLARKS0N, Agent al the Office, corner
Of Duane and West els
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-31
pnbif Goupepanees, Gr.
~;T~ ApEOPLE'S LINE STEAlIBOk
,s5assazSTFor Albany. dsuy-sund.ys except,
n

szhSsa5tSs-Sv For Albany. daty-Sundsys excep,ede
through dIsci, a. O'Clock, P. II from III.
Pier between Cortland and Liberty sis.
S;-srbos: COLCMeiA. esp, William n. Peck. will
leave Monday, "Wednesday, aad Friday evenings a.
O'Clock
Steamboat HENDRIX HUDSON, Capt r. G. cruu.n.
Gen, viii leave Tuesday Thursday and Saturday even
ings n O'Clock
4. Eve O'Clock P M-Lsnding at Intermediate Placer
From the foot,ot Barclav.st:
Steamboat NoRTH AMERICA. Capt. r II. Furey viii
leave "Wednesday, Friday and Sunday afternoons a,
O'Clock
Steamboat SOUTH AMERICA, Capt L W. Brsrard VIII
leaye OF Taesday Thursday and Saturday afternoons
o'clock
Passengers taking either ofhe above Lines will arrive in
Albany IN SIMPLE for The Morning Train Of Cars for he
East or West
Freieh; tss an ~ moderate rsles
All persons Arr forbid trusting any Of the Boats Of is
Line, without written orrr from the Captains Agents
For p'sge freight apply on bosrd Inc Bosls or to
c. SCHULTZ. ~ the ofhcs the wharf. uS0
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1846-12-03

THE CALAMITOUS WRECK OF
THE STEAMBOAT ATLANTIC.

!
In the first edition Of our paper of Sat.
urday, we had the painful duty Of anaoun.
cling, in brief magnetic despatch, the
wreck of the magnificent steamboat At
laniIc, with the loss Of Capt. Dustan, and
many other lives; aud in a postscript edI-
ton OF that mornings paper, some addi-
tlonal particulars were given from the
New London News of Friday. The com
plete wreck of this noble Steamer, and
the loss of so many valuable lives, is the
most awful and heart-rending calamity
that has occurred in our Eastern waters
since the burning of the Inflated Lexing-
ton, in the same vicinity, in which the At
lantic has just been wrecked.
The passengers for the Atlantic left this
city on Wednesday afternoon. at 5 o'clock
and proceeded over the Boston and Wor-
cester and the Norwich and Worcester
Railroads, and reached Allyn's Point a.
bout half past II o'clock that evening
There they embarked on board the Allan
tic, and she shortly after left New York.
On her way down the Thames river, she
stopped at New London, and left that port
at between l2 and o'clock on Thursday
morning. When about nine miles outside
the lighthouse, the steam pipe, running
into the stream chimney, burst. rendering
the engine entirely useless. The anchors
were Immediately hove over, at which the
steamer rode through that night, which
was very dark and stormy, AT daylight
she was abreast OF the New London light,
drifting all the while towards The shore -
The smoke chimneys were first cut away,
next the pilot-house, and then the bulk
heads, so as to give the wind clear sweep
through the vessel, and expose less sur
face to its attack.
The coIors were hoisted halr.mast, but
on the Mohegan's attempting some meas
ures to 60 TO her assistance, they we're
hauled down by order of Capt. Dustan,
who knew that her efforts would be ineC.
fectual Thus the steamer remained all
day, till towards five in the afternoon of
Thursday, when the wind lulIed, and
hopes were raised that all danger was
over; but not long after, The wind shifted
two points and blew with more violence
than before. The Atlantic gradually drift
ted nearer and nearer to the shore all
Thursday night, and for two hours, from
! Q TILL a o'clock, on Friday morning, lay
within a cables length of the breakers,
held by her two anchors and kedge.-
About half past a the stern touched, and
the cables instantaneously parted, and she
broached to, lying broadside to the shore
in heavy surf. The coast was bold and
rocky, inside of a shelving reef. Had she
preached to the other way, so that her
bow would have touched the breakers,
perhaps not life would have been saved
The vessel went to pieces Immediately
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1846-12-03
DEATHS.

In Glover, of a diseased heart, Nov. lO.h, Mrs
PllEBE GARFIELD, aged SO years.
In Cambridge, on the 18th of November, having
nearly completed his 22d year, GEORGE ii.
STEELE, a member of the Done Law Scool, el
des: son of jason Steele, Esq. Of Chelsc Vt.
In Ponret' on the 24lh inst, GEORGE AN
SON SNOW, son of Arson Snow, aged Is.
In Bethel, VT, Nov, 25th RUEL WRIGHT,
aged 42
The travelling public will regrc, TO see in our
columns the death Of Mr. Wrgh, Of Bethel, SO ia.
vorably known as one Of the best tavern keepers
in the Country.
1t is said TO be the first instance of the death Of
an Odd Fellow in Vermont. The White River
Lodge of which he was one of the founders and an
officer at his decease touk care Of him in sickness
and buried him with the usual rites of the ORDER
1t is understood that the fraternity will moi only
extend to his widow and six orphan children
the required benefits, but will ever continue to
take that peculiar interest in, and care for, the
welfare whch their peculiar condition may re &.
Quire, and brotherIy love dictate Com.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1846-12-03

w, Boyle, clerk f S Baker, gas engine
err; Thomas o Gould, Adams's messenger
g W Woodwarth, borkeeper; Henr,
Frceligh; Richar w Thompson, barber
William WIlIett, cook; George Smith
co; Henry Manchester, fireman; John
Thompson; do; Richard Alvord do; VIM
Allen, deck hand; Thomas Mccoy, por-
ter Aaron Mccoy, do; Enos Daily, wal
ter.
Daniel Webster, and Judge William
Kent were passengers for Boston as far
as Norwich, where they left, either from
some engagement there, or not liking the
looks Of the weather.
The vaIise belonging TO Messrs Adams
& Co.'S Express, was found floating abou,
three miles from the wreck, by two
men in boat who conveyed it to Nor
wich, and from there it was sent to New
York 1t contained 500 900.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1846-12-03

\ ch Galleries. The question of 'Frce
hes and their interior arrangements, is eX-
much interest in Providence, r. ]. One wri.
Is that conversions never take place in the
les Of churches
are not prepared to express an opinion in re-
J conversions in galleries Of churches, but
inclined 20 think that conversations not I'M
pity take place in some of them.- Ohio
pan.
riend suggests that it is the whisper
}gels" who make the conversations
at they dress themselves in pantaletts
islles so as to have a more decided
upon the congregation.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1846-12-03

ponrpr JossEIYN, of the Marshal Guards,
;s.ssiopi volunteers, former editor Of the Holly
,r;oos Guard, and known to fame as the authet
some very sweet poetry, furnishes the following
ucbing lines on the burial of some of his com
des, who died soon after the arrival orthe vol
|i,eers at the Brazos Santiago. We find them in
late number of the New Orleans Jefcrsonan
here they originally appeared.
Mr. Josselyn is a native Of this town and the fol-
wing will be recognised by many, as from the
Rn of an old friend and acquaintance,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1846-12-03

I,nuS Brother Jonalhan.-This i'm
lcture sheet, issued by Wilson g.
~ York, has just come to hand
|fipIe feature is stupenduous and
cuted engraving Of Santa Claus on
as eve, newly designed by Chap
d which occupies the entire first
|The remaining outside pages are
h the usual variety of excellent
Is appropriate for the OCCASION
The literary contents we have read
y urtshlp of the Widow Weeks, "
at satisfaction. The price of this
Christmas offering is only IL 1.2
copy.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1846-12-03

Gen. Morales, the Mexican Gen, at
Monterey, addressing note TO Gen. lay
Tor requesting him TO write his communi-
cations in French and 1at,crng old Rough
g. Ready by telling him that he understood
he was versaut with the French idiom -
Gen. I, replys that his excelency had
been misinformed and would therefore
hereafter receive his communications in
English
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1846-12-03

|he second trial TO elect members Of Congress
Ibis state, has resulted in the reelection at MIR
amer in the second deslrct, and 10 choice in
fourth. There was falling off in the demo-
c vote from the first trial. There will be a
Ter trial on the 9Th of January, when pu-
will elect, and if the democrats perform their
4, the democratic candidate will be elected -
/ " voter in the district who makes any preten-
Z TO democracy should 90 TO the polls on that
1nd deposit Il vote for Lucius B. Peck, who is
: rough going democrat ia friend TO his country,
bne of the greatest opposers of tory sentiment
\ ermont can boast Of. One vote may decide
Iontest, therefore it is the duty Of every demo-
n that district, 10 90 and deposit his vote for
ote we have on former occasion shown that
i days of John Adams, had one nan in this
q, who for the first and only time in his life
d away from freemun's meeting, attended,
lbs would not have been President. This
z Ote would have prevented the federal candi-
+ bf this town from being elected, and MS the
4 allure gave but one majority for the ADAM
RS, had not the representative OF this town
there to have voted, Vermont would have
IA tie, and consequently her seven votes would
been lost and Adams would have lacked sew
tes of an election, for he TOO was elected by
Ie majority Marcus Morton was elected
nor of Massachusetts by but one majority,
Iany other instances might be giver- to show
portance Of one vote, therefore we would
every democrat in the 4th district who does
the coming contest go and vote for Peck, if
defeated the blame may rest on you. No
rat ought to wait to he urged in times like
when the two parties are divided by sen,i-
so exactly corresponding with those which
the Patriots and Tories during the revolu-
The democrats defending rights for which
triots fought, wings doing battle with the
es of our country with as much zeal as the
of the revolution did.-N Gazette.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1846-12-03
MARYLAND.

Snow Hi, February 81, 1916
Mr. Seth ". F0wla,
Sir-Icasc send me rs soon as possible nrnthcr Dot
Wsta,s jusam or Wild Cherry. ! have been settling thi
valuable mrdCHr IN this town for manySvcars It has pro
we'd 10 hr hlgy useful in many cases Much ms bu so,r
ana written IN Commcll"ilon ofthis article, justly too
'hN Rom my observation Of It's ctco, upon others, nm,
my own experience in using it, Some months since havn
bad cough lost my appetite and strength and my hcaltl
much impaired tried this IIasam; to my satisfaction
and joy, when had taken two bottles my cough was RI
moved, my appetite returned aud my strength and genera
health restored. Whenever havcany symptoms Of H.
kind return, Immediately resort TO this medicine and nt
to have the desired effect, believe this is one Of tn
hest medicines in tn" world for cough and ncpirnt con
SUMPTION and that nvaids in more advanced stages maj
BE- relieved by using it,.
Signed by LEVIN TOWNSEND
Firm Of Townsend e. Upshur,
We may say unhcsitatingy, and without blush, Til
medicine ''caut be beat" Beware Of Cuuntcrfrits
None genuine, unless signed l. b. TITS on the wrapper
Druggist, Woodstock, VI.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1846-12-03

pie gales hare occurred on the
late, and the news from the coasts
cans an lakes seems to be but
inuous series Of marine disasters
Pf life,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1846-12-03

The Bellows Falls Gazette has been
tumhlIng into another blundcr-and got
us into scrnpe by it-by telling about
the Burlington Free Press receiving bot
tie of liquor. We said it was the Senli-
neI--and nothing only bottle of Port,--
BY the way, Gen. how would such port
appear to your view about Christmas?
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1846-12-03

apprehension was felt by the
Judge Collamer on.Sunday last
|nt parts of the State, that he was
the Atlantic We are happy to
(h was not the case-Judge
not leaving home for Washing
Monday, the 30th.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1846-12-03
r. s.-MED1CIyCs, PAINTS AND BYE sTt
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

T'IIE subscriber has just received from Mnrkct md Is
opening iarFc md ret selected stock OF choice
medicines, which offered for sale in largo or SINAI
quantities. at low prices for CASH.
P y>cans and Others invited to call and examine
this stock
Also
largo stock or Paints Oils Naruish, Japan, Bronze Gold
Leaf, Nermon, &c. &c. &c. Which nre offered nj Ak
trcmcly low prices at the Drug store by
CIA'S CHAPMAN.
Woodstock, NnT. nTh lSi6 $40 r.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1846-12-03

Rutland Herald man broke his
olher day. We are sorry, Col.
h't much wonder at it. Such
are enough to break any press.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1846-12-03

A friend writing us, says: "CoI Bea-
man has taken that V, hain't he"
Yes, and the fellow has felt so big with
his new boots ever since, that he won't
speak 10 the barefoolcd wings.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1846-12-03

Statistics oft torn of Rutlaaa, as taken in
Lists, April LIST, lSl6:--
Horses, GALL ages) 1877 Cattle, l774; Hogs 400:
sheep, $3.50; Swarms OF Bees, 1863; Maple Su-
gar lbs, g., S4S; Butter, do. $500: Cheese do.
II $40; Potatoes, bush, $3.50; Rye, do, 1904 1:
Buck and India Wheat, do ,522; Oats do. is, 4l!:
Corn, do, 23,46l; Wheat, do 37I9.
II. w. LESTER
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1846-12-03

STATE OF VERMONT 1.-THE Probate Court for the
DIsrRICr or lIARTrOBDSS District Of Hartford,
To all persons interested in the estate Of Wilinm Slack
Glunio late of Norwich in sand District deceased. Ro1-
Slack administiy fsaid esStc proposes to render
Of her administration, and to present her
count against said estate for allowance. ut session Of
said Court he held at the office nf the Judge in Hartford
in saii District on the flnh day Of Decembcr next.
You ARE therefore hereby notified 10 appear before said
Court at the time and place aiordsaid and, fyou
cause, Contest tho allowance Of Slid account.
Dated nr Woodstock in said District this l2th day of5
November A. y. lslG. GEO. t. WALES, Judge.
3iO3w.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1846-12-03

Perhaps if the young man over the way, who
claims TO have been ''brcd and brought up dem
oCrat," will take the trouble TO examine the en-.
tire returns from the several states, he will upon
"sober second thought" become convinced that
the "federa pyramid" is not "des;ncd to be
knocked into Pr. ncrcury.
We shont "become convinced into any sucl
fix, neighbor.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1846-12-03
BURIAL OF THE VOLUNTEER.

With slow ard measured tread we bore
Our comrade TO his resting place,
On Santiago's barren shore,
And sorrow sat on every lace
For the young and stout of frame
And fearless heart had fallen low,
Without n chance for battle fame
Before his arm could reach The foe
We thought how soon kindred fate,
A lingering and unhonored death,
The boIdest soldier might await,
That life hung trembling on each breath,
And hushed was every lip, and Wild
SO lately loud with mrlhrul speech
As, heavily, file after file,
Moved onward DER the sandy beach.
We halted, and, with hcaving breasts,
Above our liCeess burden how'd
Then laid the cold clay down TO rest,
The soldiers blanket for his shroud;
THE moon shone brightly on his grave
As huriedIy we left the spot.
And pIainiveIy the sounding wave
Seemed moaning for his hapless lot.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1846-12-03
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FOR Twenty YEARS TIE MOST POPULAR rem.
EDY IN NEW ENGLAND,

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," ,cIo rsr,y Ii, vii pot iisonnoint ihe rcns
49,, Ia. o.nocin,io,, ,,T ,bnsr q, i,n ,.o IL -
nno''or fnS Wv, vo t "iv p, nlgn ,
ronsunntion ASTHMA. nlrnrsy, splitting ri blond, and
coughs or lmOnnrv affections every kindi gnd with
confidence recommend rs suncriOr to any other prrpur.
alton used for the above rnfnplants"
A arntemnr writes us ''thnt his physician. who is in
the constant hn Of prescribing il in nh complaints Of
the lungs recommended him 10 make trial Of it, amer no
ha consulted several yscjans whohad dcspured Orhs
recovery from severe affection Of the unes md THAT on
using H. hc brncl he derived from IL was such that sew
crn other u sicis who attended anon him stated that
they were fully satisfied that it was the bc, remedy he
could usc.n
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1846-12-03

HaShcH s. Po'mer's Rcgisir,-The
publishers have presented us one. II is
handsomely printed--and appears neat, as
everything else does from the press Of our
neighbors. except their whig-lederalism,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1846-12-03
CAILEOR TROOPS

Understand that acquisitions have been sen
the War Department, calling into the ser
the Uuited Ssates nine additional regirnent
nteers 10 serve during the war with MeAi
ess sooner discharged They are asked
b the following States.
regiment of infantry from Massachusetts,;
eg iment of infantry from the State of New
regiment Of infantry from Pennsylvania;
regiment Of infantry from virginia;
regiment of infantry from North Carolina
Regiment of infantry from South Carolina;
Regiment of infantry from Louisiana;
egiment Of infantry from Mississippi and
egiment of mounted men from Texas.
important movement will show the federal
neither there is any ialterng on the part oil
Illustration, as they have been recently
klessy charging.
be remembered by our friends in Wind
Pht compl'nt was sometime since entered
Fol, D.W. Rice oc Woodstock for violation
license law and that, Col. X. was bound up
ppearance Mt the County court in the sum
lndred dollars.
arm, that at the last sitting of the Co.
Woodstock, The case of Col. r., was by
d Jury, unanimously dismissed!
lestion, now, is, who pays the expense Of
brmance?-Patriot.
s you'll find out if you live in the
about the time the tax-gatherer
ouud.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1846-12-03
CONVENTION SIN DECEMBER.

CONVENTION STIL DECEMBER.
Professor ESSEX from Ohio will give the Introductory
Lecture the 9Th Dcc nj Rutland, which will be de.
yCrcd ut suitable pICr for the accommodation Of
Ladies' and Gentlemen, and al who wish TO hear the
rcasens that will he advanced in Of MEDICA &c.
LECTICIsM nnd why large portion of the people of Yer
mont should have Medical school TINT they cVnsc.
entously sucport
An organization Of the Institute will then take place by
the appointment Of suitable officers and trustees md TINS.
tees md such other bu.esS rHnSCtclas viii he thought
best and proper to further the object Of tho 'amc 1t Is
expected that there will he large number from abroad ~
attendance favorable to the enterprise We respectfully
solicit the attendance Of people Of other vsews from us,
whether they physicians or not and will do all we
run fairly Ia convince them that they are wrong, and
honestly So they would not continue practice that
made more disease Than it cured. We lsk tor nothing but
what Is clearly right and shall not submit TO anything
that is clearly wrong therefore let us e0nSerhc subject
in fair and gentlcmnny manner that yitay interests
II, all
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1846-12-03

We trust he MIR Polk, will be i'm,
peached.-Corporal ISircetr o the Boston
star,
Now don't, corporaI!-you give yoursel
altogether too much The appearance of :
boy who has met with a nameess accident
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-13

And anos' every article usually found in Dry Goods
o'ne' ms STOCK has been selected with great care.
aud The Subscribers aiteT themselves will corplre IN
point OF cheapness st. e and durability with any other
stock IN the msrket-lhey deem unnecessary to fol.
low the custom Of giving extended list of the many
articles they ufier-bnt would say 10 all in want Of
"ods 'heir assortment is nearly complee, and will
be sold as low as the same Goods can no h,uob, a,
any house an this place. The subscribers solicit call
from purchasers feeling assured they will find it TO their
interest 10 give their stuck examination belre mr.
chasing elsewhere. iN
Als6 =.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-13
xyuCh0ur- .fCuaeuaY.

fGNlE neal ,,.,>loa al Tins uslluh,n III commence
"n Tuesday, The Isl day oi September next, aud
continue twenty-five peeks The course of Instruction
thorough IN addition Ia htanrtt> comment, puf
sued IN schouls, embraces the hI9hrr Mathematics, t.
grther with l3e Latin, Greek, French, Grrman span
lSh and lailan Languages portion day IN each
week Is devoird IN NsclSes IL Encutiun aud Conpsi
tlun and scl attention Is pad IL Onhueapsy and Pen.
mans'Ilp e roons are new and spicloI>, aud afford
acconn. daHpns tor large nnmb,r ol SEMINARS The To-
cation l. d." lhlui and healthy, retired splt away
from the nl~e and confusion OF ,he business pnrlI,
the town. Students admitted at any ne durInu
The SESSION: but hey sl"nd III all eases It pos, pie en-
ter al the beghnlna nj the s,ssion hen the REGULAR
classes are irm'd. NIhn The wear past a S.,clely
has been established III cunntNun with the Academy
having iof lis "Jrc Improvement III eNremporaneois
debate. i >c"upp>ed ot The marr advanced scholars
and ITS mee1aN pres drd hy nj the Teachers ct
the Institution lh,sr facilities, together " llh eanre-
tent and dtv acd leaehefs aud approved modes o IN
slrucon, II Is hoped Will cusPlfe Ia give Tins In>u
tun reputation oil the first English and Class cal
Schools III tn = llr.
\. III course ot Lectures upon the ,\a'urM Sci
fHce, viii he delivered fortnight duttun The win.
ter session, Dan SMITH, Principal
II. X. SMITH, Assistant.
Julv Q u2n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-13
EtOiCt0girt Institute,

NE eNrrrsrN ri The BOTETOGRI LNSTL
~ ~ VAL ne resumed lh, 1T N,1day IN
S'plehiber. it number Of ul be- Increased
aud no pains III c spared To enable ih- ,cnool W merit
the patronage which II has already secured
few additional BOARDER> can br received into
the family ol The Punelpal, ii application made son
The Expenses "i tn, school ucnIIpu every Iaiuo * :
cert boks. Is 500 payable the ha sessl IN Ia advance
-sCSson oi y uunfis
For particulars, apply the subscriber or 10 J. Anrho-
ny Esq. oi ,hs pi4ve
WILLIAM RlANF
Buchanan. Jaly : Wis
o. FmcaslIr raprrs, please copy.