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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-09
against

Patrick Xix, Matthew Pate. Lewis Cooper, Hiram
G. Rahbum and li1a his wife, John Holiday and Bar
thfna his wife, Mdly Harrison Jefferson Board and Sal
" his wife, john Harrison aud Christopher Board,
Defendants.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-09
OBlElI AIRY,

:. w. CHRISTIAN. Clerk p. 4.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-05

Dreadful Neglect Unparalleled Borbar,ty in Boston
A poor Ir,shwoman, Mrs. Mahoney, who re-
sided al the corner OF Kingston and Tyler streets,
was enciente. To assist in the delivery of the
child, DIR. J. NJ. p. was called in, professionally,
being member OF the Massachusetts Medical
Society. When he first the woman she was
in labor. The child presented itself feet foremost
The DR.. did not take the usual measures for re-
lief-on the contrary, he went to breakfast, leav-
ing the poor woman to her peril. In an hour he
returned, and commenced by manual force TO
extract the child. He used no instruments. He
took hold of the feet and body, and dragged so
forcibly that he separated the body from the
head, leaving the head behind. lie gave il up
as bad Job, and lcft the house. DR.. @, an emf
n-nt NJ. b., also stinguished member of the
M. M. Society, was called in, but sent for aud
exaiuined DIR. r., who was afraid 10 expos his
butchery, aud omitted to inform DR.. O. that he
had lett the head undehvered. Dr. &. agreed
with DIR. p. that no'hnlg could be done, and left
the house. Twenty-slx hours afterwards DR.. g.
passing the house, and as he was told thar
the woman was not dead,h went in 10 see her; and
must have been hoTited at learning what DR..
p. had concealed; and he Immediately, by the
use of forceps, but with great ease removed the
head without injury to the woman by so dong
Owing 10 The murderous treatment she had re-
ceved she died the next day. The neighboh hood
became exasperated, and an attempt was made
to bring the criminal brute before the legal au-
thorities; but the MEDICAL Society was too power
full in influence, and successful attempt was
made to conceal this barbarous deed. The So
cety succeeded, too, in keeping the newspapers
OF Boston silent, for not one line in relation 10 it
has yet appeared To-day, the husband of the
ceased, Dennis Mahoney, presented his COM
plant before the grand jury, with the Witnesses,
and it is believed that the Medical Society will
longer be able 10 screen their brother M. D., by
corrupting the halls OF justice. We are informed,
on good authority, that these NJ. DPS allow
their greenest students to make experiments on
all the ''ow Irish," these barbarans call them;
and there is no doubt that many women and chill
dren have been scientifically murdered by these
learned butchers. The excitement among the
Irish people. who have heard the facts, is intense
and cannot be smothered.
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LIvERPooL CLAssIFIcArIoNs.



Extract of letter received in Charleston, c.. from
hghly respectable planter in Mississippi dated aist
Late rains have given the cotton plant start and il
is now going to weed rapidly, but is still small Our
crops cannot be good with every thing proPou. from
with an early frost they will be light certain The
son has been of eNtremes-either too dry, de-
uge OF water and the last lew nights have been more
like the last of September than July. had blooms
the 18th June (seven days later than ls45) but they
sequence will not have better IS on the LIST Sept
than had on 10Th August last year Cotton in any
sent prospects in this section decidedly indicate short
crops and should they prove otherwise all signs we
say in dry weather. must fail In isl4 had good pick
ings Path July and there received in Vcksburg,
18th idem bales new cotton"
We received the oath inst from the plantation of
Mr. William Pollard, the first boil of fully matuIed cot
ton we have seen this season. The crop is unusually
late-nearly month behind that of last season.
Several bales of ginned cation were sold in this
market before the Oath Of July last year The crop
most lands, though much behind hand, promises much
better than anticipated six weeks since and should
TIE corn crop, which may now be considered as made,
and almost beyond the reach Of casualty glad to
learn, il an unusually hne one.-.diabama Journal
Accounts from Beaufort and Edingsville, S C., and
from Albany Ca announce the appearance of the cater
pillar in the cotton fields and it remarkably early in
the season, great ppIehensions have been excited.
Tho JYhig Banner published ct Paatka East Florida
the 2sth ult, remarls " There has been a great
deal Of injury done the crops by the late rains far
we can earn except where tornaeos accompanied them
Every thing at present. looks fair and promising. and
we reason TO correct former satemen
the prosperity Of the crops"
a letter from Cooke county, Ill, dated July a. says:
The early wheat which was thought of the way of
rust, has suffered much in this vicinity There will not
be more than two thirds crop in the best fields and
there thousands of that will be
at all Spring wheat suffers more than winter wheat
The price has risen ten cents per bushe since harvest
commenced In the western part of the State, and in
Iowa much Of the wheat rotted in the mead before it
was ripe
In canada, the wheat crop has suffered severely from
the rust.
We learn that in this vicinity several fields of wheat
have beer mown for fodder Of the ravages
OF the weev We have learned to what extent these
ravages have extended but is the opinion Of intelligent
cuvat RS Of wheat in this vicinity that the weev are
abundant that the crop may be considered failure
in this part of the state. Bangor Wing.
The grain crops in this county lesst in the towns
through which We passed, are better by far than
have ever known for the past Is We agree
ably disappointed in the fertility Of the town Of New
Hudson; have witnessed better crops in any
try-and they have fruit in abundance.-.9u Re-
porter.
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to the veto any system was dangerous II was that of
internal Improvements u had done more in his own
State tn emarass the government and demoralze the
standard of public morals than any other The Harbor
bill was passed by combination of irterests-by log
rolling hen the President stands principle he will
ever sustain him II Jackson veto In its character
and will be sustained by the people 10 al interests
not suffered to be mixed up in the question
Mr.. HOLMES of South Carolina, said it truly
eshng TO have President who in spite OF all clamor
had issrsssy done his duty The principles Of the Bsl,
trade and democracy for the benefit Of the whole.
Mr., BaoDHrAp, OF Pennsy lvania, said he would sus
tain the Presidents veto. The administration had de.
serted the policy which brings money into the
Treasury, and therefore the scheme Of internal
he repeated, vote to sustain the veto not for the
which others had assigned, but because there
was money in the treasury to prosecute internal i'm
provements.
MIR. Tras.Trs remarked. that tho mat.
ter Of surprise TO him. would he received with grief
in the West The principles avancsd by Mr.. Polk
never to the extent advocated ny any other President
The estim ties in the bill recommended BY the
Secretary oil War; but set the bill has been vetoed
Mr. BKNKEKhorF obsei we'd that il the friends Of the
bill han avoided the tariff bill week, this
veto The bill passed the senate by of two thirds,
and every Senator of this number equal to the PIes
dent But the friends Of the system wall nave improve.
ments veto or no veto In this salt water message the
President had assumed heavy responsibility. Fit was
in his power, by voting for this bli to make law,
would become law, the Presidents objections 10 the
contrary notwithstanding
Mr. RHErr earnestly supported the veto spoke Of the
the sures Of this session had saved the
party from defeat and the universal spread OF federalism
the land.
Mr. BAvLY obtained the floor, amid cries of adjourn,
adjourn"
MIR wE~rwoRrH-I want the estimates for these i'm.
provements, from the war departme I, printed TO be
attached to the veto message. want to send them to
my constituents
Mr.. HotsroS, ofAlabama-Do II at your own expense.
lSeveral gentlemen urged the necessity Of printing
the veto message and others said il
as the document would appear in the wspapers
MIR FARAN said that the message ought 10 be printed
Gentlemen did not know exactly what was in it-ther
was diversity OF opinion. How could it, them be dis.
cussed Understandings,
MIR PErrIr-l call the gentleman to order
MIR. FARAN. We'll. call order
Nh. PErTIT.-The gentleman from Virginia, (Mr. Bay.
ly has the foor
Mr. FARAS i hope the document will be printed.
An effort was made to take up other business but at
twenty minutes past three
The House adjourned
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LIVERPOOL Steamship Hibemia, Boston-Dr A @ Da.
ner Col She lby, Gen Armstrong aptain Vidal Master
hares Mrs Charles iafant and female Mrs Bo-
gne, two children and female Hammer~y
Miss Wight, Mir Gordon, MIR Hammerey, MIR Iasig and
dy Hutton Mr. Wight asd lady, Mr. chandler, WINS
nett, Jr. Mr. Banersackes, z Roman, Francs Grund
WIN ssrman, Mr. Lc Breton, n A Undrrwood q W White
MIR HInel, Belhouse, Mr. Bumaschef MIR tawtry, Hy
Stowell Mr. Dunbar, Chntenden, Becker. Renard
Mr. hagerdon, Draper, Jr Jas Robertson, Mr. Fletcher
Kenney Adolf plus Decks Peter Blu chapan Geo Warren
Dord, w Dsner, VIM Ryie. } u Allen, MIR Hammond,
Jno Plat, Jno shaw, Mr. Robinson-62 =
From Ha1ifax-Rev MIR Taylor VIM Hoffman, Mr. Stanton,
Jno w Feano, Mr. Huntington, MIR Boes. MIR Mcneil X
Robertson, Mr. Nc Auley, MIR Narraway-io. Total 90.
From Liverpool to Halifax-o1.
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Packets 20 Arrive.
Packets TO Sail.
PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST 8.

Cleared.
Ship Fstins, woodward, Pe,ou, r Buck; bark Indus.
ire Adrlsn Pusqaind Hsbbicht; brig Posm, Davis 81
Marks, } Morton, Jr. - ~
Arrived.
ship Harvard Read, AZ days from Havre in ballast
ZIG passengers, to master. "
Danish ship Louisa Sophia Skaunng so days from Bre-
msn with mdse, and $50 passengers, 10 nc Muller
bf bark A6stross, Mills 80 days from Liverpool bal
last go passengers, "a RAJ burn 60. Ga sunday afternoon
all her fore snd aft sails SET
Brothers 4 co. 80 '' -
Bark yunsts blanchard days from Lansrots Grand Ca
rock, for N York, In days
with 3oo tons iron and IS passengers TO c Hsbicht:
Schr Susan Jane Lukin from Calais lah, to Smith
Boyuton.
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The EYE.
~ M % (yrs. ~v,r b

nR. WHEELER, Ocuist, No. 20 Greenwich street. New
~ York the Baery devotes bis exclusive attention
diseases the Eye and Ophhamc Surgery and the
public that there not amongst the numerous diseases
which the human is subject disorders of that
which be essentially relieved cured by him. The
number of undoubted testimonials which be
his Office, will satisfy the public that his practice
ceeded either extent by that other Ocust
in the United States.
OGce hours from M. to o'clock p. NJ, after which
he visits out door patients.
Artificial Eyes for sale and which will be inserted
reasonable terms.
pamphlet containing remarks Diseases othe Eye with
several instances OF effected by Dr. Whee,ers
mode ofeaImen can be had gratu,ously his esideuce
the will be forwarded makR application
him by letter. boat mid nv w ire
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BY Last Nights Southern Mail.
Home Ports.

Home Ports. ,
BALrMoRE, Aug 4Ar brigs Jane. Obj Holly I mrs
Island; Midas Etc hbsrqer the st INST OH foin
no Point al PM eser thick .qually into by
schr ard struck lnrboard side cutting tne
sustained othef damage Also brig Helen NIL Mar
belIo ,d .ehr Em,lv Ann Thompson Kesne, Nssssu SP
sid Br bre Packet Bowser, FsImou h. Jam .ehrs saml
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q y m m &c II o 1 A l..

New York, Tuesday. August 4.
ASHES Sales made in Pots at So and in Pearls
al ST.
BarApsruFrs-The news per Hibernia seems to have
but little effect upon Flour OF Wheat The market
isquet-proes without change, and transactions
exceedingly small.
ton evinced by holders meet buyers at rates prev
ously current. We quote:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-05
MEDICAL CARD.
nOCTOR FAWCETT, consulting surgeon Of 1886 z

nOCTOR FAWCETT, consulting eurgeon of 1876 Ful
- ton street, New York author of late publication,
and seriiity anatomieay physioosealy sna medically
modern treatment of Syphilis Secondary symPsoms ton
onhra elect Structures Seminal Weakness Whites Noe
pollution The Doctor has devoted his attention for the last
fifteen this city, the reatment Of the above
toned diseases and from his extensive practice and long
perience investigating the pathology of the various
Of the he all that
pc undertakes permanent and radical cure His diplomas
degree from the State Louisiana suspended large
frames IN his office, 1876 Fulton street.
Persons distance enclosing 81, have copy of his
late work. with which embraces ali diseases
incidental To females
All et' paid and addressed Dr. H. Fawee lss
Euitoo street due no-rr tv-kY
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BRENEN-Ship Louisa Sophi,-3i0 slabs tin G. Muller-l
case Arois Deansop-,3 Reimer Meeke-a gases fla
81 bxs ~ cases Henschen Unkha dts Beech & Kuhn
hard-Is Freich7C Ahrenfeldt-3 Jung Behrn,snn-il
order.
LAsRorE Grand CanaryBark Juniata-aio tons bariIla
w w Deforsst
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r>s.AD Nttk rOlLU. 49, aiDv f,v,L ioe.J..-sL
COLLEGE OF MEDICINE AND PHARMACY.
% NASSAU STREET

COLLkGE Ot MEDICINE AND PHAkMACI,
MEDICAL Apv ftSs IN F SRfFzzTF DISEASES
s Gsss Of ssss
Z direct hen ps,!eals al diseases
81
oosss q ,ss @ spPe;;Tncs Of those diseases " vas;
the %e@ps eeEe many years connecssd viii
Ss S1Ss e, f ." Go
' r. 6GSfk7 SSVxrbr
living the country, and pg make PEI
e can have TO them ss;, eoss.
their ease caPeny With AL symrtoT' time II 'o.
closing & post paid.
vELPEAT's sFEClFiL FILLS
sns ssf1 sff Ss
These Ps the result Of years. experiences in the
10:
ur c2 2Nst M;E ,HHAL DEBILITY c ~
d.n % sn' S
% a.sss
packed and sent to ali parts Of the Union.
RECORDS ALThAAlIvE MIXTURE.
apdieioas mercury 1u.fni medical ass.Sssi
sm purifier aiss
himself alter
without thoroughly cleansing the system with this Justly
celebrated Alternative.
Sold in single bother 81 OF half dozen for
IS caretay pack ed and TO all parts Of the Union
CONCENTRATED r.XIKAt 4 Or 5ARSAPARtLLA
GENTlAN AND SASAFRAS.
DKEPARED by the New York College Of Medicine and
Pharmacy established the OF quackefy
This refined and highly concentrated extract pos:ssug all
the purifying qualiti-. and curative of the above
herbs confidently nded by the College superior
Sarsapac before the public, aud
NAV be led remedy Tor all diseases
impure Of the blood such scrofra salt iheu,
ring worm bhptches pmples ulcers the bones
oints nodes eruptons liberated throat
any from the secondary e,cts OF syphilis
an injudicious OF mercurY.
Sold in single bottles, At rs cent?
IN Of haifa dozen bortlss $3.50
dozen $500
Gases forwarded to al parts Of the Union
N. b. very liberal discount wholesale purchasers.
Office open from "A. NJ. to 10 r. NJ.
NV 4. RICHARDSON MD.
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IN SUBJECT DEEPLY INTERESTING TO

SUBJECT B. ID PEE Ply I ~ Fi TO
81 .s:. sh. Ss IS Al sS%. much ss.
espt sS"d., for Consultation upon any Of the s;Sds.s
b. posi- SossS
Il: n
Of The from h;Iiis
and Of he l
sSas and cs ~sosys depend
on suo BE Rph Ia. m. aS M o
of the Gepto Urinary System his ssreeal study and most
form generally bu, iitIs understood he believes
his treatment offers more o ,h'm oTd'l y
simon 49,
Reference THIS is now however no long Necessary
and rank the @pudet claim, to @sd'csi titles ard
lafse cities, become oay proof ofths Ignorant
B-For the convenience of those at distance and for
ss de S . s he Ia Which Sa as:
syerytng for The med. and ps'e cue So. ."
who esan1 AFFORD the expense Of personal srssnsn, As
hsss are very aud S n .as ere o
% The aahos Patent syringe asd Fl
. ss isfs s
,dv1nsed or form Is also 50 And IND one n Lit
both ,dIss sTffasls
;Ss q he ps:.
ss h e 50 10
been induced e give them more publicity They sTs for
fost once or Dr. NALPH, 81 Greenwich street, new
York rs lwsr
MO ,URE NO PAY.-Dn .Okpil 4. ~ duane street.
IN member OF hoyai College Of Surgeons, London
be consulted the OF certain delicate dis
practice of fourteen devoted TO vensreal
' cured s1ts Days S's; a:
diet business Structures cured
weeks with scarcely auy pain.
CoNsTIrUTIoSAL DEDiirS.-lhose individuals who have
INDUCED certain loatlsome habit positively 10
stored health and society Remember 10 DUANE
door IN DR.. Johuson's. sut Nsr
MEDICAL OFFICE.-Dh JOHNSON, II Duane street,
1vx Chatham wei! known as the NEST
cessui practitioner New York in the Of
diseases The Docor reputation for skill in those old
that exsed for
elect ulcers the body in the throat
pains the lead and bones Of the legs ehecrually cured
Constitutional weakness, brought secret habit
duged by young Causing ascIvious dreams and
nightly emissions positively prevented Recent cases cured
in four days. without No alteration diet or pre-
venfnn from au@ r~r
DISEASES OF IHE URINARY ONGANo-naeh -
- Chronic and acute diseases OF the
bladder, Leucorhoea or whites,
IRE hra, Structures,
Kidneys Seinnsl weakness,
Also, Gouorrh1a, Inability,
elects, Weakness Of the parts, &c.
eeJiIy and fectusy by Abenshys botzai
cal Pills. without particle OF mercury They equal
~ uit~ble for females. They give and energy the
erave organs ly il experienced from akag
other medicines For sae at A. ohecares Hail. SC Cath1
rine and 1877 Maiden ane Price 81 with directions
a3lw~r
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MEDICAL, AID


SPEEDY CURE-DR. GREGORY No. Roosevelt,
- door from Chatham has in successful
Grafton method wher by he curing recent Of
tain private maady the short Of days To
dica wishing the recipe the price will be
S3'0-fee for cure, from IS TO $40
Apply as above, to Dr. n. Gregory. au3 iwsme
MEDICAL ADVICE-DOCTOR LAMERT is conf
1v1 dentally Consulted his office, s. Gold
Fulton all diseases Of private His treatment,
being mild and udciOus neither restTsint
in diet, hindrance from business Debility,
CONSTITUTIONAL arising from indiscreet iudulgeuces of the
passons causing nightly emissions and eventually i'm
potency engages the Doctors his ohis being
the system that Of originally
designed Structure, disease frequently existing without
the patient being aware, caused BY maltreanent and
sometimes ssused by the nsslesl Of the parties them
encosnga Immediately atterdsd and medicine with
advice any Of the United States. Office u
Gold street az wSn
M AkNlED LADIES WILL FIND MUCH 10 interest
lVl aud instruct them by pernsing Mer. Physiology,
book Of 1888 by the Hen p Owen with adasoh and
read by every snd it. advice strictly FOLEY
present would exist The teror Of poverty and the prospect
resred prevent many prudent people from entering the ma
trimonal but here work that will tell imppr
which may obvate all such obj TONS For sale
at No. Ann street, and in most other bookstores
iy20 1W& rte
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NQTiCE-Aii persons are hereby caut,oned mar
boring or trusting OF the of the Bri lark
Ann Harley from Glasgow, debts Of Contracting
will be paid by the captain or consgnes
Woodruff u M1NTURN
aus OF South street.
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Schr Cinderella. Crowell Boston, plaster.
Hchr Ramhler WILSON Cher, field, lumber, &c.'

schr Rambler. Wilson, Cherry field. lumber, Sc.'
BetrW.
Br brig Vrgins, from Jamaica.
Also, 2bngs-unknown.
Sailed.
Ship Vcksburg for New Orleans; bark Stad Antwerpen,
for Antwerp; briggs Sally for Malaga Cntcn for Ss
vannah; New Orleans. for New Oreans Aary Jane; and
Others
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miscellaneous record.

scHR WILMINcIoN on her passage hence Mansanilla
Cuba was wrecked date of lnsgua Island; partly
saved; vessel total loss Capt Curtis And pas
FORT OF NEw YoRK-The following table OF clesrsn
ces OF this port durns the second OF 1876 taken
from the books OF the Custom House-
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fiRsr BoARp-ls shs Northern Bank Kentucky, 69X;
~ Srars Bank ok, Is Fermsrs and Mechanics Blk, a.
:. Arss sALEs-lS0 shs 0irsrd Bank ek; so Reading X
n ssa on DO DO cash 33k; 5000 state ss OK; 20 Nor
5's 66x - - - '7'' ''-
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DAVID FULTON, ENRON.
VOg. 2..--NO. 81.
xxTTy.1rx aGTON JOURNAL:
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TER MS

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No paper discontinued until all arrearages are
Maid. except at the option of the publishers. No
subscription received for less than twelve months.
TO CLUBS OF
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accompanies 1t.
We ,oiU pay the postage on letters containing
Fire Dollars and Wp'Uards, and money may BE re
.tn;ttcG through the mail at risk. The Post
masters certificate Of suck remittance shall be a
Sufficient receipt therefor.
RDVERITSE We MIS-
Inserted at one dollar per square Of l6 lines or
less, for the first, and twenty-five cents for each
succeeding insertion. Is per cent will be deduc-
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All legal advertisements charged rs per cent
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nected with this establishment, must be post paid
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Post Office, Wilmington.
NEW MAI, ARRANGEMENTS.

HogrnERN Mall by Rail Road, is due day at 3 P. NJ.
ana close at 10 every night
SOUTHERN MAIL. by STEAMER from Charleston is due
SsiIy ri A NJ and closessat 121sPsM every day.
FAysrrGvuLE Matt bysRaiK Road, IS due Oh Mondays
Wednesdays and Friday, ats E. and closes on same
FAYsrr sysI MAIL BY Ptasprct Hall, Elizabetlrown,
Weyoroos Baas2obesors, IS due on Tuesdays hurs-
DAYS tstrd4ys, t9A. NJ, and closes Oh same days
@;M1rf,v1ILE MAIL, ny Steamer, is due daily at A NJ
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TAyro8's iIRID5E, Lone EEEEH MOORE GREER BHA OK
RIVER tRApst ani iAGEE'ls STORE MAIL IS due every
Thursday a & p. NJ an Ct ScS same night a! 10
OYstow Court IInUsE, STUMP SOUND, and ToPsAIL
MAIL is due every Monday at T.. II and closes every
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GOD, OUR COUNTRY, AND LIBERTY.
CE zsCUEsER.

FENHE undersigned having been elected Inspec-
u tons of NAVAL STORES ard PROVI-
SlpNS. beg leave to inform the makers of Tar
and Turpentine, that they have associated them
selves together, under the name and STYLE of
LAR ENS G. CDEBETT,
for the transaction of the Inspection business and
that they respectfully solicit liberal share of their
p tronage; and promise, by industry. punctuaty
and fidelity. to endeavor 10 merit their favor.
Consig nments to them shall meet with prompt
dispatch,
CI'Office in Mr. Nuts huilding. Water street,
up stairs WIN. r. LARkINS.
JAS. l. CIRBETT.
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