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o. We learn from the Charlestown (Va.) Free
Press that John u. Gibson is endeayorino 10 raise
corps Of volunteers in that place, under the late
requistiOn upon the Governor of Virginia for two
additional companies. We protest against this. as
unfair to the Tenth Legion, where, we were told
by the Rockingham Register, one or two compa-
mes were nearly ready last winter, and were sadly
disappointed when they found they had been antic-
iPated by their more ardent fellow citizens in other
parts OF the State. The Tenth Legion ought 70
'nsist upon its prior right 70 furnish these compa
MICS UHg.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-05-27
or In the news from Mexico the follow

O5- In the news from Mexico the following sen
teDce occurs:
ga correspondence had been seized by the au-
thoriies at Mexico, addressed by great parsonage
to Senior Rejon, Offering certain sum if he would
bring about an early peace, and to place all the re
qulsite means at his disposal"
:, VINO Is this great parsonage" who offers Senior
heIon certain sum" to secure an early peace,
and is willing to ''place all requisite means at his
disposalW Is it a Mexican, or citizen in author
Ity IN this country2
vt looks very much as if there was prospect
now Of full explanation of the notable three mil
lion project Of the President.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-05-27
APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT.

hPPOINTMBNI BY The PRESIDENT.
Commodore Charles w. Skinner to be Chief Of
the Bureau Of Construction, &C., in the Navy De
Partment, in the place of Commodore Charles Nor
ris, resigned, we regret to learn, account Of III
healtb.---.NdtioYldI fpteilgeHcer. .Ndu %.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-05-27

&C. Mr.. JOHN PEER. one OF the Auousta Volun-
teers, who was discharged on account of his inab-
sy to do service, arrived here Saturday last We
understand he looks much better than his friends
expected tosee him, and gives cheering account
of his fellow soldiers
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-05-27

HOW WE GOT INTO THE PRESENT WAR.
The Washington correspondent of the N York
Enthusiastically friendly to the Administration
gives, in the latest Of his letters the following ac
count of the probable objects of the Administration
in bringing on this war with Mexico:
SIN this view the war may be assumed to have
been commenced for the acquisition Of California
and the march of General Taylor to the Bravo, os-
teasiby for the protection of the frontier, man hare
looked to results jar more comprehensive and mag
nifcent.
'Ihe fact is incOntrovertibe, at all events, that
the Administration from the start calculated upon
the remuneration of California. The march of
General Taylor to the Rio Grande was designed to
act as q persuasive to the reception OF Mr. SlidelI.
1t was thought his presence in front of Matamoros
might be an inducenient to the Mexicans 10 hero
tate, as the only medium of escaping q positive
war with the United States, SO powerful in all the
elements OF war. 1t was erpecied that i'm negotia-
tons thus brought about, the cession of Califor-
nas IN qult-claim for indemnities, would be easily
attainabie. In December, lS45, the Administration
did not dream Of overrunning Mexico; but it was
hopeful Of ntimidating the .Mericans into treaty,
and the acquisition Of California, without war, and
without manufacturing Wing generals to perplex
Father RITCHIE with regard to the successon.'
We are not aware that any Wing press has ever
expressed quite as severe Judgment as this upon
the motives of the Administration for marching the
army of the United States into the territories of
Mexico. According to this exposition, what the
Administration really proposed TO itself by that
movement was to bully the Government of Mexico
into cession of California to the United States
National LtelLgencer
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o. Valley Division, No. 80, of the Sons of Ten
perance, had celebration at Mt. Sidney on Sa:ur-
day last. The number Of members of the Order in
attendance was over 100
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-05-27
SANTA ANNA AND THE PRESIDENT.

The Washington correspondent of the Philadel-
phia Ledger, who has shown on many occasions an
Intimate and an accurate knowledge of the purpo-
SEES of the Administrations, makes the following re-
markabe disclosure:
Correspondence of the Public Ledger.l
'WAsHINGroN, May l3, lS47.
win the defeat of Santa Anna my hope of
peace is considerably diminished; for, however
strongly the opposition press may have rallied a
gainst what 1t was pleased to call sthe passport
granted to that chief certain it is that otif best
hopes OF peace rested him, and that nothing but
the lmpossl6lhtY or sustaining himself in Mexico
has thus far baifed hisefortsto make the Congress
agree to the proposition of our Government to send
commissioners.
"'The tone Of his warlke dispatches was, from
the commencement, forced upon him by the cir
cumstances in which he was placed, and perfectly
understood here by the President and Cabinet
Santa Annals only hope Of success consisted in first
satisfying the national vanity Of his countrymen,
or awaiting himself of some lucky accident to turn
Tor moment the fortunes of war, and to improve
that moment for concluding peace. He came We
ry near such chance at Buena Vista, but the bat
tie OF Cerro Gordo has put end to his prospects,,
and with them, to our calculations Of peace from
that quarter'
The inference from this extraordinary revelation
is of course irresistible. We would not, without
the clearest evidence, bring against the Admstra-
ton CHARGE 50 grave and serious, as is INFEREN-
TALLY disclosed by this writer, WHO Is ONE OF
ITS FRIENDS, and who, in endeavoring to show the
wisdom of its policy in permitting Santa Annals
return to Mexico, indirectly ascribes TO it desipn
in weakening Gen. Taylor, which, if it were real,
y entertained, must cover it with an overwhelming
load of nfamy-fon however desirable peace may
be, even that result would have been paid for at too
high price by the sacrifice of Taylor and his Army
for the purpose of enabling Santa Anna to acquire
influence enough at home to negotiate treaty.
And, if this writer means any thing, he means
that The Administration may well pray to be
delivered from such friends Rich. Whie.
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Or Flour in Richmond, SO. Corn on to lOOc.
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HIST RECEEV.EN,

lust received, the Pictorial Brother Jonathan,
- for 4th July, and for sale By
ROBERT COWAN.
Stanton, May 81, i847.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-12-17

COLUMBUS. December 9Th, l747.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-12-17

in any great constitutional effort 10 conseerale
that territory to freedom and The inalienabllo
rights Of man.
Whilst upon this kindred subject, cannot for
get that the back laws" still disgrace our statute
books. All can do. is earnestly To relterate
the recommendation for the unqualified repeal.
Beseeching YOU to unite with me in tervent
supplicatiou TO the throne of our Father in Hea-
ven. that in this eventlul crisis he will preside
over all our deliberations, State and National,
and direct US in the way we should go, | again
commend our beloved State, with all her con-
Germs. to your guardianship and protection.
WILLIAM BEBB.
COLUMBUS. December 9Th, l747.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-12-17
Sheria''s Sale.
STATs OF Ono a IS. In Partition.

SG.Ts chano,. OF VSos co. S. In Partition.
BY virtue of an order of sale issued out OF the
Court Of Common Pleas, for Carroll county, Ohio,
and TO me directed, will offer Tor sale at the door
of the Court House in Carrollton between the hours
of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and P. NJ, on the 9Th day Of
January, A. D. 1848, the following real estate, to
wit:
"The east halfof the north west quarter Of sec
zion twenty-five, (22,) township fourteen. (l4)
range five, (5) containing seVenty-nlne and elgh-
ty-eghl hl-hundreth acers, more or less Also, part
of the west half of the quarter section aforesaid,
and bounded as follows Beginning at the south
west corner Of said quarter section, running thence
north seventy-sPven poles to post. thence three
rods north of east eighty poles to It stake; thence
south eighty three poles to post; thence west
eighty poles to tae place Of beginning; except ten
aud eighty eight t-hundredths acres thereof, which
said ten acres are bounded as follows: beginning
at a stone on the west line Of said section; thence
southwardy with the line OF said section iity-sev-
en- and one-half perches thence north seventy-one
and one-haf degrees east thrtycight perches and
eigbt-tcnlhs to a stone; thence north eleven and
one quarter degrees west torty-eight perchps To IA
stone; thence south eighty-fve and oneshaf de-
grees west twenty-six perches and toGr-tenths, to
the puce of beginning;l containing thirty acres,
more or less Situate in the county ofCarr1ll, and
of the lands directed he sold ut SteuhenvilIe, O..
Z. MCGUIRE, Sheriff
! Dee g. Is47 -tds-p f. 81, so.
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TIE STATE OF ONO, !
CARROLL COUNTY.
AUDITORS OFFICE,
Septembeg 18th, IS47.

ICERTFYlhe foregoing bea conectia of Lands, IowR
of Taxes County Teasusr0f said
1916 the Interest ahd
s,andh of annexed
whole of the severus of Lands low" LOIS &C.,
Thereof will be the a nNf
Treasurer said couy co
NJ of said unless Taxes Interest and eny
10, be mid boGro tba, time THOMAS R. HARBAUGH,
Nov 2oh 1917, AaLtr IF CuroI
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Il he state Of Ohio, Carroll County, IS:
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
William WitherOw,
" , In faTluQH.
, In Partition.


lanes WitherOw, ct. ais
JOHN WITHEROW, Hugh Witherow, (minOrl
William Earl, John Earl, Boston Earl, (minor.) Ma
nv Earl, Belinda Earl, and Susannah Croxton late
Susannah Wilherow, J OF the County oi Carroll;
lame. Witherow. Michael Clark, William Jackson
Witherow, Jane Taylor, and John Taylor, OF the
county OF Knox; James w. Green, Of the county
NJ Lucas and oil OF .he State ofOhio; Eliza Small,
of the county OF Knox. aud State Of Indiana; and
Boston Witherow, whose place OF residences TO your
pe,tioner is unknown: will take notice that Pc
titon was filed against them at the November term,
A. d. I847, in the Court OF Common Pleas, by said
Nilliam Witherow and is now pending, wherein
the said William Witherow demands partition oil
the following real estate, to wiu the southeast
quarter of section numbered twenty-five, t25') oil
township fifteen, tI5,) and Of range fve' (5') IN
said county ofCarrol and at the next term OF SAID
court application will be made by the said William
Witherow, for an order that partition may be made
OF said premises. .--,,,,
WILLIAM WITHEROW,
Bv A. W Morrison, his Attorney.
Dec. 3. 47-6t-pr { $3.50
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SALT.

30 Bbls Lake and Yellow Creek Salt. Just re-
,eived and for sale by SINCLAIR.
CarroIlton, Feb. 26, IS47-20-tf
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DELINQUENT LHST--lS47'

Tof Chic returned dnqum'by the County
sand of and the Tax of / Al annexed
OWNERS NAMES | R T Sec Or s. 4 parts Acres Value DCM
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Total payments into the treasury,
applicable to tho annual expcn-
ses ofthe State Government and
Institutions, repairs of public
works, payment Of interest on
tho State Debt, aud to the sink.
ing fund
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-12-17

Amoun, of payments for tho ordi.
nary annual expenditures ofthe
State during the year
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Leaving the balance of the re.
ceipts oftheu trust funds, over the
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-12-17

Paiduponoppropriations forsup'ort
of State Government and State
Institutions, during tho year al.
Paid for support of common sch'ls
Interest upon State Debt, foreign
aud domestic, including ex-
change and expenses paid
Repairs aud contingent expenses
upon Public works
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l.904,25l 81
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-05-06
The Communication.

IN Ills is the title Of weekly Family Newspa-
~ per- which viii make It's appearance IN fHis'
boro' Chatham county, IN May next. ltwll en-
brace, intelligence OF Politl AL literary and mis-
ceItaucous character aud will at the same time,
advocate the CAUSE OF TEMPERANCE. In
politics, IL will be neutral
Those friends of Temperance who have SO long
been anxious Tor a Press TO advocate the cause 10
witch they have warmly admired, can now be
accommoda ed as a sufficient number OF subscrl.
berr have already been procured 10 warrant lhIN
publication Tue Editorial Department will be
conducted by an association OF able writers. The
price OF subscription Is ! per aunum, m advance
i TSocretaties OF Temperance Societies ihto''
out the State, are requested to forward to the rub
usher Of the Communication" by mail, as soon
as convenient, the names of their respective As
sociatons, their officers, number OF members, aud
all other information on the subject of Temper.
ancc, IN their possession as Will afford interest
DJEdltors, generally, will please give tho above
notice lew Insertions.
Pttsboro, April, lrI7.
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D1'p Gnnns,
nara are GHd (HfTerH

y sloe combining stock Of commanding cha.
/ t'ttftiy cgualirG ~ TINS country --whit Ia hay
I, res purchased IA NcW Ysik ff Cash. aud o.
trwie Al Aleli1n aud pfiyats ssle, stll b sold
sp 'sies, 10 merchant families and olhcrs.
u, cock bciag entirely new, tnd very gcncr.
1 rn9eheHd- Tar too many au.elrs 10 DC men.
! tslu a .ingle advertisement; .; T. dHrmed sur-
IT, slate that almost er,ry tesif4b afuclc
iaJrd al the E-l4tinhWcrt
b selection srd purchase o. lhe stock now
j q Is Ihe public. inufe Than a months con.
|rla5i has been cipcud d and no pains have
pared 70 Obtain > afu,.s ol tAe best
r.
ertsd 81 they are eith one arang,, TIE
| "a ire bsi h,u,es 80 tie United Sa.ss. and
ufiy means Of rfocuuog good, on the b II
Wm. 6. J4mas & 60 i-tt plf,uadod they
.isf ,Cry great ind1otmuni, y hose wishing
rttsc such indeed " esfn1' "a Is satnty
Ne ssfyiies 81 Cord. vii u r9ast4u Is amy.
| "a .hsy ar WaHti 4.
FayGts,l.e.N c Iisy street,
Nc,r,y opposite lho Nea L4aye'le II5lcL
Wa 30 Isl t9l
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From the Memphis Eagle 18Th ultimo.
FROM SANTA Fl.

Three engagements pth the enemy BY Cot.
Price command ot 300 men-the enemy
suffering 200 KILLED and u lGrger number
rounded - american loss IN the d'Berent
engagements some 20 ktiied ana Stace
dead, and 10 or 50 rounded
The ST. LOUIS ReyclIle contains detail
cd and very interesting account OF the sue
cessiuI aud most heruie conflicts OF Colonel
Fnee's command OF 800 men, composed oil
) companies Vi his own mounted Missouri
regiment, : ol infantry under Capt Ans-
ney, detachment Vi CapI. ttschar's CON
plny under Lieut.. ilauscudoNel, with A.
twelve pound ho"Izefs, and Captain 81
Nraln's company Of Avengers, Inc cam
uaipn was against the MeXICans Who, 10.
pether with 3 OF 400 Pueblo indians, had
murdered GOV. Breul aud hts party and at,
forwards seyera! others. Cot. PiIce win
hts httle commsni left Santa Fo TO march
against them on the 23l January, and re-
TUNED 10 10 days, having had engage
ntenDs with the eurmy al dItleIeut PiuCes,
aud succeeded IN Whipping aud dispensing
Them.
The las, engagement, Al Pueblo de Taos,
vas a BRILLIANT Vae aud is narrated as lob
lowe:
BATTLE OF PUEBLO DE TAOS.
The command met no further interrup'
ton uu,Il II reached the Pueblo dc Taos, on
the 81 February. Tins Is strongly Tor
uhcd village OF the Pueblo lndans, near
the upper eud OF the valley OF laos. II
has a wall al ound II, and many OF the houses
arc built eight stories high, with no doors
windows, or other aperIufes, but hole III
/ the root, which affords ingress and egress
to the inhabitants, who descend III the ln'
terror, by holes aud ladders, IRON room to
/ room, TIL they reach the lower ttoor. See
/ Gtegg's Commerce OF the prarIes tor a iulI
description OF them. When the lndians
saw the command approaching, they took
position on the roofs OF the houses, slapped
their thighs, called to the Americans IN The
mos, insulting language, 10 come on and
ge, wn,pped-addressed them as cara
los," (scoundrels) aud using every Other
epllhet OF contempt that they could think
Of. The town was hted upon from o.
clock ul shutdown, but with little impres
sion. The command then (the wagons no
having come up retired TO the village o
Fernando, (aboui Two miles, where the mas
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From the y. O, Picayune, OF April IS.
FROM THE BRAZOS.

The steamer Mara Bort, Capt, Riddle,
arrived yesterday from the Brazos, by her
we have a copy OF the Maiamotas Flag OF
the 7ih justunt.
No events Of interest had occurred on
the Rio Grande. Col. Gushing arrived IN
Malamoras OH the 5,h instant.
The following items are all from the
Flag of the 7th, We received no letters
by this arrival
A depot has been established at China,
aud one just below Camargo, al Santa An.
ua. Owing to the shaIowness Of the river
Reynosa will become one ultimately.
Capt. Arnold has reached Camatgo with
two companies of Dragons aud lour CON
panies OF kentuckians.
Lieut.. Leslie Chase, formerly acting as
sistant quarlermaster at this place, has beer
appointed Judge advocate for the western
division OF the United States army. The
appointment is good one. .
Mai. Gormsu, 81 Indiana regiment, Wit
distinguished himself we'll a, Buena Vista
accompanied by Lieut.. J. A. Pickett aud J
A. Buckmaster, passed down the river 10
day, after larrylug q short time IN our city
hsse gentlemen we're all wounded in tn
battle. The two last belong to ST, Louis
/ Capt. S,een. lst Dragons, wounded in b.
leg, also was passenger on The same boat,
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1
! FURTHER FROM NEW MEXICO.
Gen. Lees Preserrliion OR. Brent tor
tared-PdbtO Moatoyd Hung.
ST. LouIs, APRn 8.
The ST. Louis papers are iuIl OF new
from New MeSlco, and tho details have
been received 40 the remark ,bly short space
Of nineteen days from the last battle Tough
a. Puebla. | mus, leave. these details 10
the mail to bring you.
Gen. Ellicott Lee, whose death was re
corded at the massacre oil Taos, y, We AZ,
| most happy to state, yet alive. lie wa Ia
ken by tie lasurrcctlonls,s and SUBJECTED
! 10 indigniies, hu, his life was spared thro
! the intetcesslon cf "a Prirs', who had en-
deavored at all stages TO ares, the atroct
tles oil the assssslns.
Gov Brent, before he was put 10 death
vas tortured Ia the most cruel ntuner.-
The MeNlcans seem 10 have acted like IN
canaIe iends.
We are happy to announce that the prin.
clpal leader Of the nsuttecuon, Pablo Mon
tnya, has been captured, III, by Court
OarilI condemned aud hung.
Oar dispatches refers 10 Col. Doniphnn's
movements before leaving for Chihuahua,
but We have Jews tina, he had reached that
p'ace, and captured II Oh The 25,h Of Feb.
fulty.
The loloslng particulars we're received
at la'e hour last ulshf, by telegraph, for
The North American.
The ) LOUIS papers of ;hc oh instant,
contain aJNcps from S4uta Fc TO the lO;h
February, winch have been received there,
Sih lIii details OF the shocking massacre
At Taos and the Subsequent battles.
Aver the severe encounter between our
'orces and tie MeXcans near Santa Re,
Col Pace with 800 men and four hoall.
z.Is, proceeded towards the valley Of Poe.
0Ia, where tso large houses, as lnpre .nd.
bic as forts. AID church had been strong.
81 iorhG q by the euony, With every show
u determined resistance. The, reached
there J4nuaty 3l,t, aud immediately CON.
meuced The attack A The first charle of
The Dragons, under Cap. Bnguin aad
he Infantry, stteu Of out men we're killed
aud several wounded. Capt. BIrgun re-.
cetvcd a fatal ~ouDd, shot having peueit4.
led ms bugs a, he was ea!iaalIy leading
his comp4uy 10 the attack.
" hen Tie houses sefc taken aud the
church stormed, lae Meacaus fed, but
were olertakeu bJ the Dragons, aud the
victory was coupeie aud DECISIVE. From
$50 Ii 200 i! 100 Neaca Wete Killed
aud large number wounded. The Amer.
tcan forces losi - IA hllel aud 80 .oJud
I'd. Ih- total ruuI viii eud The la.uIIec.
uouafy war Tor the present.
Dl!cs from Fl Pls.9 10 Jan. 29.h have
aecn received. Mi. Clark had arrived
,hcfe ~,ih the long expected Artillery
Col. D3niphan vas has clu- all prepare.
,lou, lur hs mach upon Cnthulhpa. Gap.
tam Mitchell bad pushed forward with ms
Company tseniy one miles ~ advance Of
The malu body. vi. pJnphnn INTENDED to
take up ms hue oi march On the OH Of
February.
He had been informed Of the departure
of Gen. " DOL Tor SAltlilp, aud was making
his preparations without any view 10 coop.
GRAFTON from the South.
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mo- '.'a''NfS'S'aSo
'ipe Foundry and Printers Fur
nishing Warehouse.

1--WE SUBSCRIBERS have opened a
II NEW TYPE FOUNDRY ~ the
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hnung Oiicc.
% Type, which are cast in new monlds, from
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y a Maehlnsl Is constantly in attendance
'faH Presses 10 do light work
sailors OF newspapers, who will buy three
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Voc above alE months insertion IN their pa.
Scriocrs.
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I'd. Wharton, Principal,
fhH. IL. Cunningham, Rector.

lNHE fourth Session Of thi. lnslitution will
4 commence nu The bret Monday IN Jlnaty
under Tie supcuntcnaenrc OF the above gem
30. TIE course OF studies adopted Is such
pfcpafo pupils for admission to the Junior
J" 10 any Vi DOR Colleges. It's location Is Ms
'Nhl AID healthy, aud as far removed from
'l'ts Of dissipation, as any IN this section OF
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rwO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS II mo-
ssii in ddpanee. THREE DOLLARS If MOI
,s,i tcithin sir monfhs and THREE Dol
LARS AND FIFTY CENTS u not paid ua
II stisr the expiration Of The year. No paye,
.,,tOatiRusd nail all afrearages are pad, "a.
.,,, st The option Of the Editor.
r IirerfiseHents inserted at One Dollar per
.uars, 10 lines o. less This sized typs.) or he
srsf Insertion. and % cents for each eonfinu.
ace Court adrertiseEients and Sherig's Safe
tisiged Is per- cent. higher; and deduction 81
81 PER cent. ieiH be made from the regaiar pr.
as. tor aireIfisers BY the ysar Adpsuisements
,s,,rted monthly or quarterly 81 per squire for
,..A tune SsminOaihiy IS cents per square
4. zach tune.
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WEEKLY ALMANAC.
MOONS PHASES.
NEW
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COgniac Brandy

For medical purposes, for sale by the bottle.
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