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T L. COLEMAN takes this method If lninfnln. Y :
friends and the pnhlir, thai he has nhderta - ~
agency lnr the great Publisher ROBERT sEAfS, :"
New York and PREPARED 10 sell some - tie to-
and most popular, We'll ~ thu cheapest Hrrts rstf
published ~ ths ar any other rOnnfv
lie intends Travelling Though portion - i8'i
VHglnla, ana hopes Ia find the rrupr wlllhs anu
ready 10 encourage u-ciu and instructive iIctnfr
He will sell all al these wuiks ~ New YORK n 90
Want of space alone prevents HIM from gitln. 2 'r
scriplisn OF rith- works ana also fiom eoltWt
few "f the enthusiastic rnrcininms oi iie is''
which greeted the appearance 81 al ~ ihrsr WV
The following the names ef some ~ Them, VIZ -
l. Sears' New and Complete History Of The hoe
Bible .,
or Families Bb's cilsse- and Sunday sChool Teachers
enby Isi,eG with numerous eHgr1vBEr.
. Sears Pictorial Description Of England Ire hh'i
scotland, Wales, and Brush lslants, Hoiu>'!y Mus
trated y ith several hundred engfaringS.
& srars' Information for the People. his volume
comprises within ii,ella complete Library Of nsffl nnh
entertaining know ledge, condensed in form, ianii'i"' y
styr and copnnl In inform1tion embracing ~ eN'h
size range or subjects In Literature. Science ami ~
S. Sears Bible Biography, embtilished w'sh hH"'
rous engraencs ,,,..
raj Knowledge embracing the various divisions ~ ~
tory Biography, Literature, Geography, Natural h-'o
~ and the other Sciences illustrated with numerous
eugravnes.
= sears, Wonders Of the World, in Nature, AT ami
Mid 80
T. The Pictorial History OF the American Revortion
with an Account Of the Early History OF lie oonhil
the Constitution Of the United States, and lhro"o'o
ricai Index illustrated with several hundred ehgfl'
ings. ,,d
illustrated Family Magazine, the sutscrip "n p''r :.
which only 81, bu, it is in all respects equal - W
Magazine. ;. T. =
scoitsyle, Albemarle, Dec. 2s-ow3w
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For me EhqaDcf.
louisa RAILROAD.

Messrs. Editors: am glad 10 see that this road
is attracting more Of the public attention Than ior
merly, and that it is likely 10 attain one OF The OBJ
iecis which have ever regarded as The most I'M
portant 10 be accomplished BY Improvements run
ming East and West-brinsing about a closer
union between Eastern and Wesern Virginia.
The old Dominion ought surely as she has done,
10 have given all reasonable facilities for the con-
slrnction of the great line OF conveyance for The
transportation OF the mail and travel North and
South: bul those Improvements, which, like The
Loui.a Railroad, nj only bring the fruits OF the
farmers abor 10 market, but bind together those
elements oil society which have tendency 10 Sc
parate, seem 10 me, should be far more interest,"
ing To the statesman. To effect so salutary a
purpose as that, would amply compensate for
The expenditure Of the Commonwealth funds,
without any return in the form OF dividends; but
il appears, that the Lousia road not only promises
10 operate as link Of connection 10 hold together
two important portions OF the State, but il also
has paid, as appears from The report oil The Board
Of Public Works, considerable dividends into the
Treasury.
The James River and Kanawha improve
menl consider Of the same class OF works, al
though il has not been so fortunate as to pay any
thing into The Treasury; but on The contrary,
providing for The interest on its bonds, is coca.
sionally lax on The Treasury. hope 10 see
both these works patronized and pushed forward
by this Legislature. do not mean 10 say there
are no, Others well deserving The support Of The
Legislature, bur these two come Immediately uncer
the class which constitute them Stale rorks, as
calculated 10 psessru: The unity ofMe STATE When
some reckless demagogue or fanatic shall here
after undertake TO mark The summit oil our noble
Blue Ridge as line OF separation between the
East and he West these two works will strike
The fatal instrument from his hand and arrest the
paracidal act.
| observed during the past autumn several
communications in The public prints indicating
some feeling between the Two companies in
discussion on the subject otIhe Louisa Company
ceasing 10 employ the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Company 10 do the transportation.
hope these TWO companies will not, as has solae-
times been The case, gel 10 wrangling on The sub
ject OF forming connection with each other in
The transportation of passengers and produce
trust The Richmond Fredericksburg and Polo
mac Company will acl as The public have right
To expecr, and afford all proper facilities Tor The
business OF the Louisa road, under The new ar
raneement If not, hope there is nothing in
their charter 10 forbid the Legislature from in
terierng
AS a friend 10 internal improvement, wish
10 see the Louisa road extended, and, in addition
10 that. a.. AN EASTERN MAN.
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Died on the sth day Of December isi6 Al m. ,.,
deucr of her father Colonel Thomas VI Vim. i, j,
county az Hanover SARAH F. WHITE hi. ,Ia,
daup Inter IN the 18th year her age aer pfora,.,
ilnr.. ~ wrufy .i, DAYS uLrr the must ,atrf,l IN,
f.,pps shr +. xhihil-d tta forudr and rrs an,r.. i,
IN. w,l Of The Creator which only hrluns o iAe 49,,
nan she was blessed Win sweet d,>po.t.n MA
a,rat am,abi,fy which mace her The f.vur,,e II 49,
friend. and companiuus and .rlov,d IL all vito hn.
her Though cone her iaiher and ,frnGs have H.
consolation 10 know that she has zone win hone b,st
unon The rrli.,ou Of her God she was i u.suh., IN
thr 81 mist Church and Welt did shr learn that ~ M.
,anl lesson which the ,uun. should alwa,, .l,u
Remember Thy Creator M tbr DAYS ot thy youti.r
Died, on saturday, the ls'll Ue.ember At The res
drnct oi MS brctner.ln law, Ten VIM Lyon N tie
county oi Powhaian, Dr HENRY BENTLEY ma
tive o that county, bur for several years preceding his
death resident Of The county Of Pnia>ki Having du.
,'hs w, 10y n.ai H., ~. -, ,ns'ha' -
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IN rrlnliv's and friends But ala 5: how VAIN re az
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snow 'he 'en es''ia,oh N when Er wa held oy ms
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weeks. put an enc y w., eA's,fn,e hns ma ihcn.
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NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY.

Alta meeting Of The Democratic party of Nor
cumberland held pursuant 10 notice, al the
Courthouse on Monday, l4lh December, Col
Waller Rice was called 10 The Chair, and Mr. A.
]. Brent appointed Secretary.
Col. Rice announced 10 the meeting that Col.
Edwin helms, the present delegate in the Legisa-
iure, had declined letting his name 60 before me
people, in The Spring election Tor seat IN The
next Legislature; and, in few forcble and touch
ing remarks explained The object Of the meeting
to be harmony in selecting candidate 10 supply
his place He hoped members would lay aside
all personal preferences and concentrate their en-
tire strength upon some person, who would sup.
port, with grace and dignity, Inc tiine-hohofea
name OF oil Northumberland
MIR. William Henderson offered 10 the meeting
The name of Mr.. Thomas Ball Of Wcomico.-
He thought him 10 be gentleman we'll qua ihed
10 do honor To his county in the councils of the
State. lie has through life inaexby opposed
Federal doctrines aud Federal measures, and has
rendered himself acceptable 10 all Republicans,
by his jealous advocacy OF the chief principles OF
their policy. and should he accept The nomination,
0, which we are unadvised, we will secure bold,
decided and energetic leader combining IN his
character, personal influence and political orlho-
do1y, sufficient, presume, 10 procure the enlhu-
siaslic and generous support oil States Rights men
VI Ill parues.
The vote being taken, Mr.. Ball unanimously
received the nomination OF the meeting.
On motion Of MI. Blackwell, Messrs. Cyrus
Harding Thomas Gaskins and Warner Hurst,
were appointed committee 10 inform Mr.. Ball
oil his nomination, and TO request his acceptance
thereof.
on motion of John R. S,iih il is ordered, that
he proceedings be forwarded 10 the editors of the
Richmond Enquirer, with the request that they be
published.
On motion OF Mr. F. Blackwell the meeting ad-
journed. WALTER RICE, President
A. j. BRENT, Secretary.
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81 MARRIAGES.

Married, in Shcpherdstown. Va. on Tuesday Il.
2lnd December, by the Rev Mr Srss, Mr.. CuSRsD
RUTHERFORD STARRY Of Charlestown. 10 N,.
CAROLINE WYSONG KENNEDY. daughter 81 u.
late Thomas Kennedy, of The former place.
Married. on the 9Th Drcctnber al Lomtardy f,ny- ),
the Rev. Peter Ainsiry, Mr.. JAMES II NOEL !, ~.
SARAH E., daughter Of Capt. 4. l.. Co,lngtoa-aI i,
Essex county.
Married. on the a4.h December, BIZ Elder Jane. Hen
shall, Mr. JOHN w. HUTCHINSON, ru Mis-. PAKTHP
MA WRiGHT-al Of tins city.
Married, on Thursday. the aiih December by mo
Rev. L. K. Dunn. Mr.. WV. Dl'NN, q, >tanarcs,,.- H.
Miss MARY daughter Of Daniel Miller, E.a. an ~
Greene county.
Married, on Tuesday, the 18Th December. al Acquin
ton Church, in kin. William county is The Re, John
0. Tnrpin. NATHANIEL q. hill, Ed, 10 Mrs "a
THARINE WlLklNSUN-bolh OF this oi.y.
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10 he Editors Of he Enquirer :

A good Wing wishes 10 confer his humble
need of appreciation on MIR. Sed'lon's late speech.
DisagIeeing With him as 10 The cause or heces-
sy for war, he, as yet cannot see any other bel
Ter or safer course TO be pursued than The ore
that has been taken with the occupied countries.
II Mr.. Seddon's disclaimer oil the Executive in
lentions and instructions be correct, then The
blame OF the President is ill-ionnded on M's sub
;ect al least, and should be suspended until the
truth Of il is either confirmed or denied by pio-
per call on The part OF Congress for The inslfuc-
lions given 10 Kearny and Stockton, ard likewise,
until the President gives full and frank ex-
preston OF what be considers 10 be the power oil
he Executive in the premises. Mr.. Se5don las,
think, taken The true ground. The conquered
country must be governed in some way The Pre-
sidenl seems 10 be The proper person 10 designate
the form OF such government, adapting i as care
fully as possible 10 The character oil The people
This he has done, and there existing no consltu-
tiCnal authority on his par, Tor such action, lei
him Immediately hand over 10 Congress on It's
meeting the power thus assumed oil securing by
a temporary provisional government. I'm place
ofmarlial law, the most detesled and detesable
oil m governmental The peace and quiet Of the
conquered country. Congress may then in lis
vision 5ubstilute any form OF government il
ple,ses, or keep the countries conquered under
all The pains and penalties OF The slriclesl mar
tia law.
shall be srarified TO see Mr.. Seddon's disa-
vowa borne cut by The facts. The speech OF Mr..
Seldom has the rare merit OF great concentrated
ness, and The quiet, arsumentat.e and moderate
ton. thai pervades it throughout, carries us back
10 the times of our old Virginia deba'ers, The
Giles, Taylors, Tazewells, &c, and conyinces US
that, pcliIics apart, we have an accomplished
gentleman and man OF fine talents 10 represent
Inc district. The Wings must turn him ou', il
lheycan, as he does not represent their sentiments;
but, for one, shall feel that am, 10 some c1-
len, suuenderng ITO party what was meant for
mankind" in SO doing. HONESTY.
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For Tie Enquirer
TO THE VOTERS OF HANOVER CoUN-

We have just got through with the Senatorial
election, and find, 10 our great modification, that
the Federal vote is greater than il was in The
Spring. We think, that if we run a popular
man at the ensuing election in the Spring, We can
successfully Storm the enemy's ior We would
therefore present 10 your notice that s!aunch Re-
publican and sterling Democrat Nathaniel
Thompson. W iih such man. and thorough
unon ii The Democratic party, We demand VIC
tory, and will have il. Mr. Thompson 10, as it
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From Tie Charlottesville Je6e,son,an.1
TO THE DEMOCRATS OF ALgEMARLE
Mel SON AND A AHEp II. 80

As The election for Senator in The dis,rjc
composed oil tie above counties, will take paoa
next Splng il is important tia: yen shonl1 r.
speedily in action, and have democratic csct,.
date in the field.
Tie recent lriumphs Of the Wings in some
the large STATES, have raised their .aIen cr,s,.
and emboldened Them To such degree mat tb.y
speak confidently Of carrying Virginia hex,
Spring What think sou oi Ihail VIII Won
suffer +? No, will be your response. Cal
county meetings in each county IN tie Gi,t,i,t
and eject delegates TO C"nveniicn, 10 be he'd II
Lovingslon on the 4Ih Monday IN January mex
Tor lhe purpose Of selectin. a suitable carii.a,r
The above suggestion is respectfully ,tmuei to
or place, which may be though! teter.
A Polk DsMecRar r NELScs
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FROM vENEZUELA.-By, the brig Colum-
bia, Capt Coffin, at this port last evening from
Laeuayra, We have Caracas papers 10 the I'd inst,
by which we learn that The laie revolutionary
disturb Dances in Venezuela have been completely
quelied. Antonio Leocadio Guzman. The chief
in the instruction, (ormerly editor of Ell Patricia
in Caraccasl had been tried as conspirator and
condemned 10 death.
Genera Jose Tateo Monaeas is without doub
elected President OF The Republic OF Venezuela.
fBalt,R,ore American.
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Correspondence Of the Baltimore Americana

Correspondence Of the Baltimore Americana
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. d, P. M.
LOSS OF THE STEAMER MOHEGAN.
The fine steamer Michigan was wrecked yes
lerday on Long Island Sound on her Trip from
Bridgeport, Connecticut, 10 New York.
The NJ struck on Gangway Rock, about amid
ships, ard the conclusion was so great that she
filled 10 The hurricane deck before reaching the
beach.
She now lies with Der state room, smoke pipe
and wheels only visible. The crew and rassen-
gers were saved in three small boats. She had a
very valuable cargo on board.
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u. S. SENATOR In our last we placed the
name Of Governor Mcdowell al our mast head
Tor his mpor,an, Office and We intend TO keep II
there until alter the election. We support him
because We know him well, and have lound him
10 be true at all times, and under all cTcum-
sances-because, all things considered, we be-
licyc him 10 be better qualified 10 fill the Office
than any other man in the Stale-and because
he is the first choice Of nlne-tenIhs al The people
Of this county. For these reasons We support
him now Tor The office Of United States Senator.
and believing hat he would do honor TO any Of
flee in The nation, we shall support him Tor the
Vice Presidency in 1919, and ior The Presidency
in 1852 Place him in a situation where he can
exhibit his pre- eminent abilities, and The nation
will re-echo every word that we have ever said IN
his favor Wherever he has had an opportunity
of displaying his talents he has gained great dis
linction. His speech in the Legislature OF Viz
GINA onlhe James River question, and his speech
Is in Massachusetts, New Jersey, Mississippi
and in the House Of Representatives on the re-
PROCESSION Of Aexanird are undying monuments
OF his fame, whilst his annual Messages, as Gov
emo: OF Virg MIA, place his qualifications as
statesman beyond either doubt or cavil he is,
and mas been Tor several years, The irst choice oil
The people of the West for United States Senator,
ought TO have been elected last winter il justice
hal been done him.
Had Governor Nc Dowcll belonged 10 the Wing
party they would, many years ago, have placed
him in hr position thai his talents entillc him TO-.
They love 10 honor and reward their distinguish
I'd men, for which they deserve great credit; and
we hope that The present Legislature will dis'n.
suish themselves by placing Governor Mcdowell
il a position 10 aid in elevaiing our national
character. and where his genins will be known
and felt throughout the length and breadth OF the
United States Ftncas'lc Democrat
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NEW YORK ALBIoN.-Mr. Stanton, the
asep, of this popular and valuable periodical, has
received, per express of yesterday, supply of,he
engraving of Franklin; though not SO large, The
workmanship is fully equal 10 The very hand
p0us enc ofthe Queen, (als0 issued by !hs spi-
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For The ENQUIRER.
CAROLINE. Dec. q. 1916.


Messrs. Edilors:-At our last Court, delegates
were appointed 10 meet The delegates from Spot
syyania and Essex at our January Court, (the
second Monday 10 select candidate 10 repre-
eenl us in the Senate Of Virginia Mr.. Sulton's
term expiring al the close oil the present session.
would recommend 10 heir early consideration
The claims OF Austin M. Tribe OF Essex. He,
Mpssrs. Editors, is too we'll known TO you and
The people of this district TO require an introduc
tinn. faer myself with The belief thai when
his name is brought before them, al their meet
ing that there will be no dissenting voice, but all
will promise him their votes and use their most
siren oous exertions 10 secure his election. With
TRIBE for our candidate, whose Demccra-
CIV Is pure as Jacksons and whose love Tor
Virginia and her institutions is permanent
as time, we must succeed. II is true that
Spoltsyivauia has son on whom she would
confer this honor, hut he is weary IN well
doing and wishes TO retire from public lille and
find cnnlenlmcnl at his own fire-side. Next 10
Holiday, Spousylvania would prefer Tribe,
and would give him her whole vote.
Caroline has her Tay lor and many others whose
claims are as strong as MIR. Tribes, but such is
his intellect and sterling Democracy that she will
be proud of such representative, and | feel
sure that higher hono's await him in our nation
al councils. hope The delegates TO this Conven-
lion, who have moi made,up their minds as 10 Sc
lection, will give the claims of Mr.. Tribe due
weight and lay all personal predictions aside.
Give Tribe an unanimous vote and there
will be no doubt as TO The result. REASON.
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The Magnetic Telegraph from the United
States 10 Canada, will cross the Niagara river,
some so rods above LeuistowD and Queenstown.
Posts are being erected from Buffalo via Lock
port, Lewistown, Queenstown aud Hamilton 10
TORONTO, and will be continued down the lakes
and The ST. Lawrence TO Quebec.
Philadelphia Sentinel.
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louisa ACADEMY

LOUISA ACADEMY
THE next session will begin LIST Of February and
close LIST December.
rlnsr DrrARTxrrr-Engsh Bellies Lettres, embrac'
ing General Grammar, History, Rhetoric, &C.
Srcosp-Ancient and Modern Languages. In teach.
ing The Latin or Greek particular attention will be paid
10 the Eymoogy the relation of words; The philoogy
or construction OF The ITSELF the doctrine OF The
Mods; Prosody, Ancient Geography and History also,
written Exercises of Latin and Greek into English, and
riee
TmRp-Mathematics and Natural Philosophy, IN
GLIDING the Calculus, Astronomy, and Mixed Mcheina-
tics generally.
TERNS-For Board and Tuition, $3.50.
Address-Lecust Creek. Louisa county. Va.
LEWIS TURNER, A. NJ.
Dec. 22-laf4t Of the University Of Va
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ENTLEMEN'S DRESS BOOTS AND
VI SHOES.-l respectfully invite The menosls
Of the Legislature and Other gentlemen ~ w.
ing in The city, 10 call and examine M yer: s''s'
ra assortment oil the following articles: -.
Gems Dress Boots and Booiees, Phil aiaD-' -
Do. do Of city mannlaca"'
Do Cali Waterproof Boots and Booies''
Servants Brogans and Shoes, IN variety.
Ladies and Children's Shoes, compete =
sor,ment IN
Also, the larses, stock Of Travelling Irunss ~
the civ all of which will be sold at the lowest
nr;cesHfor cash. | respectfully solicit call.
E. NJ. LEONARD,
lI2 Main ST., 3 doors above Mitchell's Jewe''y
Store.
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RAPPAHANNUCk LAND FOR SALE.
TINE subscriber offers for sale either Of two
Tracts oel.and situated in Caroline county on the
Rappahannock river, about nine miles below rfeoei,
icksburg, and containing each between 6oo ana oou
acres Nearly The whole OF the above tracts is cleared
fla, land very productive Of easy cultivation, and equal
" well adapted To the production of wheat and corn
The Improvements upon these farms are mostly new
and very superior Their situations such, with re
gard 10 heahiness and society, to render them as de-
srabe If not the most desirable residences on The rve
Any persons wishing purchase are invited to view
them, and for further information, will apply tn George
Taylor, Esq, Richmond; Thomas F. Knox, Frederieks
burg; or 10 the subscriber. BAIL GORDON, in.
Prnsnecf Hill Caroline CO.. Nov a-cWlf
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Rfrgotuoeru @ssata6rRr~

were, an orphan; having lost his ialner wnsn
abou, six months old, his mother marrying again,
and consequently he has been thrown on !ne
waves OF the world without guide, not having
a male relation nearer than first cousin, ana Tue
Oldest of hem no, more than iwenty.ihree years
old. Thus, i. will be perceived, that Mr. .Ihomp.
son possesses no popular and infuenta relatives 5
TO NJ e bis claims, yet having sprung from one o.
the fist families in Virginia, he has been his own
pilot hu, lar through The sorlGs Of lie wnlcn
bring him TO The age OF twenly-eishi' we lear
that Mr.. Thompson's claims and merits nave v
been laid aside teore this, in consequence OF me
existence OF a selfish party in our ranks, ana we
must say, fearing thai he would acl with 50 much
prorriey, if elected, that be would be hard TO &c.
rid Of To that party we would say, ihey nsea
The rotation of office and will pledge ourselves 10
put him out al a proper time, and suffer SONS one
Of your family or relations, as the case may be-,
10 come in, il worthy. Buawe must insist Cd
your coming forward and helping US IN pull'ns
down our political foe. We already hear many
ol The Wings SAL, that if Thompson is The candl,
date we cannot vote against him. You'may depend
upon it, fellow citizens, he is the man TO bring US
out Of The Federal clutches.
MANY VuTERs OF HANOVER COUNTY.
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IOWA-The Dubuque Express saws There
is ye, no time fixed ufon Tor the election OF u S.
Senators; AMI who will be The successful aspi-
rants remains mailer Of The darkest uncertainty
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ToLER & COOK, AoEsrs & coILfcToRs,
4 TTEND to hiring out Negroes, renllns oIs
n Houses, collecting Claims, buying aug *
ling properly, both Real and Personal. pec'
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WHITE wADDING, Just rece,s s g.;
w CHENERY & HaRi J" GLL'
DEC. i6
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TTOLLINS' FLOUR.-A supply q fs'n'n
II and Extra Superfine Flour, us; fecei.'''' :
store, on The Basin. and for sails br r. "a
Dsc. 9 HENRY LUDLAM ~
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,;,es proprietor OF that journal) subscr'oc's
take choice Of either. The new volume co'',.
meDce. with the Isl OF the year. otaeis Wv
with MIR. Stanton, al Mrs. Green's, ioi MAJ"
s,ree, will he attended TO. MIR. S. leaves low"
ON Wednesday.