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BY Last Nights Southern Mail.
Herald Marine Correspondence.

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Downes The w encountered very .eye weather pas.
Foreign Ports.
MArAszAs, April 3-ln port, banks Nathan NJ Bridge,
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BALrIMoRE, April IL, ls47.
Il General Illumination Carpenters Strike-Thun
der and Lghtnins-The Baltimore aud Ohio Rail
road-TAeatricals--TNs Markets, &c.
Our City Council have made appropriation to de
fray the expenses of Illuminating the public buildings
and have recommended general illumination by oul
citizens in honor Of the recent glorious achievement
OF arms. 1t will probably take place Monday
evening next the anniversary of the battle Of Lexing
ton.
The journeymen carpenters yesterday made genera
strike for higher wages and paraded the streets in great
numbers with u band Of music. They have been re-
ceiving 81 IS per day, and demand 81 so. About
twohrds of the employers last night agreed to give the
advance demanded but the others still persist In ro-
fusng or they will BIO compelled to give In or
give up the business No mechanic ought to think OF
working for less than 81 30 per day
We had any quantity Of thunder and lightning last
night between and - O'Clock the first Of the season
The clouds looked heavy storm of rain was about
bright sun and clear sky this morning.
MIR Wheatey and his sister Mrs. Mason appeared last
night Holiday street theatre In Romeo and Juliet
in presence Of a crowded and fashionable auditory.
The business Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad is
the last six months ending tho LIST of April upwards
Of $4,000 the six months OF last year.
last ysar were about this yoar they will
probably amount to $I,loo,o0o.
The peach and apricot trees In this vicinity, are all
bloom mild and pleasant has been the weather Of
Tar MARKrrs.-Therc only 100 head of beevcs
offered scales yesterday oil Of which sold
cep 30 head much improved rates owing to the light
supply Prices ranged from SO 81 so per 100 lbs on
the hoof Live hogs of good quality bringing 81
Some Indifferent parcels sold at Sc s7!s. There
sales Saturday Of $500 bbls Howard street flour
So 62h and 500 bbls at So 90 The intelligence from
England showing decline in the market for breadstuffs
has produced little effect the price of Howard
street flour There sales of 500 bbs ut So So and
1000 bbls at Sc OH. The unfavorable English news
unsettled tho market for City Mills and two sales
prising 700 bbs were made to-day at SO So decline OF
80 cents A few parcels of Maryland wheats reached
the market to-day and sold at AS cents for prime lots
About 100 bushels Peuna red sold at $50 cents Sales
Of I'D white corn at Is cts and of yellow at 90 a92
cents. sale Of penn'a yellow at 81 cents We quote
Md Rye at rs a 81 cents and oats at 45 46 cents.
Sales Of Stocks Mt Baltimore.
$4,000 Treas Notes 6 lOl, s29l5 City 6 90 9ah 50 300
Lity6s, 30 9a. SOS, o. closed o2 asked, lgl4 bid
Treasury 6 closed 1924 asked ZOE bids Treasury
notes Is closed at o2 asked 1913 bids State per cents
s9 asked 9S1 bid Bait and Ohio railway shs - asked 423
hi
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RaasenxerA Arrived.

LoSpoS-ship Toronto.Mr Lamacke, New York; Richard
Smith, Henry Nuntfod, William Newton William Wilson
G P Smith, Of London-i33 in the ste erage -
HAvANA-Bark Rapid-Mrs C Mason, child and servant;
Miss c Mason; Rosines. VIM Lowry, of New York: w
Amin Boston, Aau aud Pedrenon, Of Havana and in
the -
HAvANA-Bar. Elizabeth ], at Philadelphia; J Kelmey
Rodgers, New York; Henry Burden, do; Mrs OSuli-
do.
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csve reward, proPoonate thereof for any
S ' n Rss onS
For further information spply i e r., q, WALLIS,
CAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE
.es ca:
is''' " BE s Sc s'
N;,B-Lsde. can be attended to BY Mr.. De Bos!
ORNATE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Y IH A. p. lac
Mem soR THE Ss.se
az ss Aa % TO j. f0apSs to
an, sS to sqSnS ID
e. tom 70 make to the GSss. ~ the
and time be thus avoided One of the members Of he
n ESiSSs q those fS%Plan attends for con-
TapRAfdsir ~ Hsa STNFRf SsyTTDso
s s "s to
Rs s ea %safGs w al
traction and treatment elsewhere Il any, and sncos-
ing post ''''' VS. RICHARDSON ,! M. M Es;,.
vELPEAU's SPECIFIC PILLS.
ali dshse: from the S S,h o:.
Sg Fssy
other remedy without tantihs he us-
agreeing with the stomach confinement from business
Price 81 per box -
CONsTITUTI0N!AL DEBILITY CURED;
i Medicine and Pharmacy Of the City q New York, is
confidently for all Of debility produced by
secret indulgence Of kind 1t invaluable
remedy for impotence eriiy or barrenness unless depend
SINGLE bottles 81 each; cases Of half dozen IS; carefully
packed and sent to all parts OF the Union
RECORDS ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE.
~ OR the permanent cure OF primary or secondary syrm
All suspccng faint remaining in hr system
should this powerful purifier without delay,
can consider himself safe after having the venesa dsease
without thoroughly cleansing the system with this Justly celc
Sold single bottles at 81 each; half dozen for
So carefully packed and sent to all parts Of the Union
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF sARsAPARILLA
DREPARED by the New York College Of Medicine and
Pharmacy established for the suppression Of quackery
This refined and highly concentrated extract possessing all
the purifying qualities and curative powers of the above herbs.
is confidently recommended by the College superior
Of ssrsapara before the public aud be
impure OF the blood such scroa and salt curn ring
bloches pmpes ulcers, pain the bones joints,
nodes erupons ucente throat any dis
arising from the secondary effects Of syphilis an niu-
| hicious OF mercury.
IN ofGsif dozen bottles. $500.
| Cases forwarded to all parts of the Union.
n BA very liberal discount Wholesale purchasers.
ohs. open from A. M.Ts'hR6MAAapsos, NJ. D.
pkW u Nassau street, New York.
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PulLApELpHiA, April Is, ls47.

PHILADELPHIA, April H. ls47
The Democratic meeting last evening well attend
ed though thundcr storm prevailed during most Of the
time A resolution adopted recommending that the
illumination Of next Monday evening be general through
out tho city and county The nomination of Gen Tay-
Tor for the Presidency alluded to in the series Of
solutions adopted the occasion follows
Resolved, That whilst members Of the Democratic
party yield to In devotion to political creed
and in support Of the nominated to out the
approved by It, yet must regret as
worthy Of American party an attempt to subvcrt the
enthusiasm felt by the country at the Of the
oountry's arms to the strengthening Of party nom
Resolved That every true patriot must condemn the
marrow and selfish feelings which could in the hour Of
exuation at the deeds Of vaor performed by the Anne
rican soldier seek to tag appendix to party no.
the glorious results Of at Bucna Vista
in the hope that scattering rays Of light from the
splendid Of tho national success might be reflected
upon partisan nominees.
Hon John T. Smith presided ut the meeting, which
addressed by the Hon. Charles Brown, Gen. Hiram
Wabrdge, of Ohio, Col. John w. Forncy and others.
The illumination for Monday evening promises to be
very brilliant, from the preparations making on every
side In addition to the lighting Of the public buildings
fireworks appropriate TO the occasion preparing by
order Of the city authorities
The piano forte esta Enlistment Of D. D. Grove, Ninth
and Arch streets set fire early this morning and
the building with many as fifteen pianos, greatly
damaged before could be subdued The loss ia about
$4,000; the property was, however fully insured
SEQ by the Savannah papers that the U. $. steamer
Scorpion put into that port the 9Th inst for fuel and
repairs her engine which still works badly notwith
standing all the repairs put upon 1t here Her officers
are Of course aware before this that the city Of Vera
Cruz has been captured without their aid
Tho opera continues to attract brilliant audiences to
the Chestnut street theatre. The attendance last
ming to witness the OF Norma comprised
the beauty and fashion of the city and the vocal and in
strumentsl music was executed in style Seldom II
e1celled In this city.
This the last week the Danseuses Psnnoiss and
the curiosity witness their performances seems una
bated.
sales of Stocks at Philadelphia.
Appu Is-FtR.r BoARp-8 shares Blk Of Kentucky, Isl
SLIGO state IS 77 rs State Navigation 81 Is Gard Trust 20
$4,000 State SIS, 72, $1,000 Lehigh6's ssh ,<
ArTER sALEs5o.h Flsmington Copper Co ls+ $500
Legh es CO., 100 Morris Canal 22A $500 State 5s72h;
Mechancs' Blk, "a. . 49, ,,-,,,,
Navigation 81 100 Bank, S; II Kentucky Blk 81 $3.50
Il Treasury Notes l01 II State SIS II; Penn Township
Bk az: $1,000 Schuyik Navigation Co SIS, 63, e6x 3V
Vicksburx Blk ll< $1,000 State S. I2S; % Bank s. lie
high 28H: 400 Texas BIDS 22L; al Commercial Bk, 32a
ArrrR s.LEsg shs vieisbusg Bank IIs 1900 Ksadi9l
700 Teas Dds, %; 80 Morris Canal, 22}s
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CARRIAGES.
THE subscriber Offers for sale excellent assortment of
good Carriages all styles warranted equal in quality
to any thing in this Market and will be sold reasonable
prices JAMES BREWSTER,
mia imsrc Is and 81 Canal street.
NEW TEAS, OLD JAVA COFFEE.
n ROCERIES, &c. at Wholesale and Retail - o. FOW
" Ter isdaly receiving from Auction Choice new Green
Sugars and family Groceries Of all kinds, which be oe9ng
Iers from the country would do well call and the
above stock Of goods before purchasing Stores Nos $50 and
t7g Cresnwich and rs yeseY streets.
b Goods packed and delivered 10 the boat. w.hou,
charger m19 imsrh
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UOI MES KITCHEN RANGES.

HOLMES KIICIfEN NAINUTIO
THE proprietor has been engaged IN manufacturing and sell
ling Kitchen Ranges for the past 10 and feels
raned that for private and boarding houses
there range present that will answera better
purpose and IL will be removed free OF
the purchaser Numerous references can be given 70 any per
of the newest patterns for parors, bed and Offices
Ranges and Crates and all descriptions Of FIRE works
built at the shortest notice.
Smoking Chmneys cnred and warranted y not cured
charge is made. A. GILHOOLY SON,
Proprieors and manufacturers 70 Nassau street
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GUANO.-The cargo Of the brig Virginia, about three
" hundred from South America and from analysis
pronounced superior any other kind the market The
uano dry and will be sold close the at and
half per pound and object TO the farmers Of the
country. . -,
The cargo is at Tppes stores. Brooklyn, Fulton
Ferry, and samples may be 81 the Office Of
SPOFFORD, TILESTON x CO., lag Water street.
I'm srh
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CoLLEcTon AT VERA CRUz.-Mr. c. $. Bogar-
dus denies having received the appointment of
Vera Cruz.
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Ayxul2-ExcHArcE BoARp.-22 Boston aud Maine RR
JOSH il Western RR io5s 80 East Boston Co b2o 5H %
East Boston Dividends 6 65 Norwich and Worcester RR
e do sod ae do seod a9a $4,000 States Treasury
Notes & per cent 1912.
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Payment of all which has been stopped the Bank Of Eng
land.
Whoever will give such information may lead the
coyery the above described notes. shall be entitled
ceive the above reward proroonate thereof for
portion of the notes so lost upon recovery and
conviction of the offender, ifsolen.
For further information, apply to
J. II. WHITING, Esq, 81 Wall st.
ovSr
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- ham is sill engaged in the cure Of private diseases as
heretofore. long aud successful practice IN this bfanSn 81
observation and improve which, together win me me-
dern discoveries III chemistry has nycnted Dr H. VIII"
mol xsr
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EMBROlDERIE, LACE CAPES, &c.
AT the New Store, No. 377 Broddpdy
w VILLAIN SCOTT & Co. have just received large AZ
w soriment of an elegant goods winch they are OF
ferihg unusually cheap; they % "'e 81 90
do needle work collars 90
do do do w
20 dozen hemd lawn hsndkerchefs at % IL.
which they believe be fully 30per cent cheaper man @
usual retail prices 40 :"
LNURNITURE-Push, Hair scatinss Iiaters Plush Cur
tain S,afs, Table C9ysm ScA &c iqI ,sS oyu,,,s,
a5ivss - Nassau street, opposite the Poss 0mes'
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ANOTHER CHALLENGE.
once MORE we challenge the New York Shade dealers
~ compete with in the sale OF Window Hhad az re
and pledge ourselves to be By none A. to the 9a
premium late fair Newark N We invite the citi'
zens Of New York and the surrounding country to give us
call and we will prove the truth Of our assertions
DUNCKER & Becker,
No. SO Chatham street, near Chambers street.,
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CAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE

AIDES and Gentlemen having any off or superfous
IL clothing furniture dispose Of obtaip fair cash
price for the same, by sending note by calling the
subscriber his residence through the post which will DO
punctually attended to- ii. DE BOER, 7lx Canal st
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For lhe Recorder.
The Jerusalem Artichoke.

Mn. EDrrOR: Permit me. through your
valuable paper, 10 communicate to the
public my views 0f the value Of The Jenl-
salem Allichoke rs feed for swine, and
The best method Of culture.
I.asl year ! procured seven bushels
from DR.. Turner. Of Cumberland county
in this state, which l planted about The
middle OF March. They were ploughed
and hoed twice. and laid by as early as
The first Of May. ! also planted. and
tended in the same way, some Of the
common kind. They were planted upon
ground that had brought crop OF corn,
whea, aud iurnips since il had been ma
nnrrd. In tie fall had a rod Of each
kind dug aud measured. The Jerusalem
AIlichoke yielded bushels. and the CON-
mon Kind 81 bushels; making the yield
per acre Of 500 bushels Of the Jerusalem
Arliehoke, and 500 bushels Of the com
mon kind.
They are no doubt the cheapest article
that c;.n be raised 10 winter store hogs
Tie best way Ia feed them. is 10 taTn iii
hogs in ~ on them. and le, them root then
up. Hogs are fnnd Of them. The root
are not much injured by being exposes
to cold whes rooted up.
The best method Of culture is TO plan
thrm i'm drills four feet apart, and about
/ foot apart in the drill. They require oil
or two workings. They do not requir
more than half The culture that corn 9
potatoes do. They will no doubt yiel
1900 bushels 10 Tie acre upon rich ligf
soil. II is said that they will yield we
upon Thin soil. as they derive much
their support from the air. Three bllsl
els will ,,lant an AFRO !. is also said ,lC
they will yield we'll without culture
orchards and other places. The hogs
winter will leave CROUCH tn set d egroun
well in The spring, while their rooiir
, leaves the ground in good condition i
another crop. They soon shade Il
gromd and prevent other vegetation fro
springing mp, and will snlFer less by b
ing shaded By the fruit trees than al
r other plant we can raise. ao-1 .a-as
III. ..-s .~a w. II. MERRITT.
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THERE u 1 GOD.

A few DAYS since, while sitting at the
breakfast table, and the conversation turn.
ing OF the truth OF christianity, gen.le-
n,aa reeseEt rel2led lie following anec-
doie, the data Of which occurred IN this
rity: assuring us at the same time, thai
he received the particulars from The gen.
leman himself. H.# sas14e3 ,"*a
4. The gentleman referred 10, was at one
period of his life Il proiessed infdel. lie,
however, became united TO lady hold
ing the truths of Christ;anity 10 be reve-
lation from God. Into the minds Of his
children he cndeayored 10 instill the same
damning principles which he entertained;
and it is but natural 10 suppose thai the
anxious pious feelings of the Christian
mother would oppose, as far as possible,
the progress of inIidelity in the minds OF
her beloved children.
The father went one evening, accom-
panied by his son, 10 Tammany Hail.
where a meeting of kindred spirits was
held, for the purpose of giving practical
Illustrations Of those inlidel principles
which he openly avowed. The inven-
lions of man were opposed TO The works
his Creator; moons and stars were pro-
duced nv chemical processes, in order to
satisfy The deIuded minds of the congre-
ca,ion, that there was no absolute neces.
si,y for such a Creator, as Christians had
been absurdy taught 10 believe IN. 1he
meeting broke up, and the father and his
son we're returning homeward, crossing
the Park. The night was beautiful; the
moon and stars shone with undlmmeed
brilliancv as if in mockery of the vain at
tennis of deluded man at imitation. The
child observed them, and said, Father
those moons and stars which we have
! lust seen were not so brilliant as these.
1l"Tue. nv SON." replied the father, ant
: p.oceeded 10 show TO his son the result o
nropor,ionate efforts. But" answers
, the child, "suppose that similar ones wer
created. who could place and sustain then
therc!" This was more than the Athe
:. is,ical reasoner was prepared TO answer
IS These two simple questions staggered tn
If self complacent man; proceeding as the
e. did. fom an infant child. The father n
g turned home an altered man: he is now
= faithful member Of the body Of CHRIS
Truly, lord. "out Of The mouths OF bab'
Z and suckGngs thou hast ordained and pc
$ fected praise" Sabbath School MONITOR
Il. Il .as,a4 u --4>>.---s>~,.~>>-e-~- Sc
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T,in's Balm of China,
uuPor Br,,ises. Sores, BiI.s, Cuts, Old Sores,

WFor Bruises, Sores, Bills, Cuts, Old Sores,
- .af. aud Piles, &@E
A VERY valuable preparation under ihispame,
- is to be had of d. Heart IN TINS place: It's
merchants are SO well adapted to the healing of
Cuts, Old Sores, &c. that It's erect Is imeola'e
One niaLt,s app,ica,ion will suffice for the cue
and relief of almost any kind of pain. The pub
lie can well appreciate this article as 'neS
worth of their money ten times over ...a1
Sold, Wholesale, by oomstock & Go" u , Ion
l,ndt street. New York; and by D. heart, lins-
borough, DR.. James Young, Oxford, and = q H.
S!oan. Greeashorough, ,..n.se .. "a.
rrbraary It..
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Hillsborough lEouse.

FE,HE suiisr,;her, having purchased the above
u named establishment, lately occupied ny
Mr.. James Jackson, j'.) VIII hen'epaFen ny rem
ru.rv Couys, 10 arcommodaie all wio may fa'or
him with cill; snd lie viii accommodate all
who NAV call on him OF prescott. Having heen
en-lsel for several Yeas 10 Tavera keeping, ,he
subscriber aalicrs himself Ina; those Who may call
on him will receive such accommodation as VIII
be satisfactory. He further pledges himself 10
snare no paids 10 rcndcr his guests conceivable.
Ills Table win he furnished with tbe best
the make; affords. *5sts g@f = ".+
rHis stables will he supplied with good
Proyender, AMI cool and attentive ostlcIs.
Eiis fslr will be furnished at all tunes win
god Liquors.
Bv attending closely 10 his business, he hopes
to share portion of public patronage.
Persons attending Court will find his house
comfortable home, and convenient 10 business.
.~ -...-e.. ROBERT +. MORRIS.
January IL. @+set.s.- 81: w
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Notice.

vNyHAT the owner of certain slave by the
IL name Of PETER WRIGHrsELi., be and
an,c,r before the Justices of the next County
Court Of Orange county, to he held in the town
of iIlIsboroueh, on the fourth Monday o. ep'u.
ary, 1917, and show cause why the salu sla,o
shalt not be hired out by said Court ior h'''hs
his own time contrary 10 law.
BY order of the Court. Witness,
~..s,s JOSEPH ALLISON, c. c. G.
December ], e'saa.nhi#eae f9H - 9f-
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Equity Sale.

L,,,y Wllscr, Guazaiam. PETITION 70 ssA Lend
-. IN obeiience 10 an oaisr made IN
rs dis cane. shal osier for sale hcioge
sfS ti.e rsart honse dur IN HillsloIongh,
H.. ON Maaaag fhs ed dsT II february,
:, rse.l, a siK. twelve. and eighteen months, a
TRACT or LAND ON Eaoe, l.eloasing % he
SO. of,hr late Iieorse Walker. containing $50
- ,Jioinnr the lands Of the late Iahn Piper,
/, heag psri oilhe iani belonging 10 NE heirs 2
he lale wm. cshe. Bond and security rsfrs''
ed. JAMES WEBB. C ME-.
D.-.,,.,... "A. 59-4w
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AND FOR SALE. Low.
xSIyE and Coarse sali, Collins Axes. vhgi-
J. MA O2nihnfsS Negro Blankets. Sole Lea
t,,ef. cafTee. Cheese, Spices, hot, Candies, Mus
tari. Black Tea. soap.
Alsa. Sand's Sarslparilla, Dead Sho, Nernl.
f,,s. I;ray's Ointment, aud Elixir Of opiam will
BE- so!I low ~ The dozen 10 merchants, or By re-
tail - 30
D.rrm,.ef ls. os-
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Notice.

AN Thur.aay the Islh q February. 1917. lie
W fsienAs ale Feqnesind % rolne % Hlisbo-
,ouga ana sirsale tae BaPis chaFch. They are
rrg,lrsod d roue sariy. - i can ~ X done il
en- aay. HOPE bgosheF Wa. goaes W.l attend,
II IL hralih VIII permit. - my appointments pre-
xsnl NV attendants. IfThuEsl1y shOald be On-
Fir thea lilry can meet he era faiT day aiieT-
,r,,ls L. DODSON.
$780,. . 49, Ca
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WI NELSON.
c. 81. IA IIMEI

N.B.Tac 5ool, VII he found in the ''an6s OF
Jonx d. C.s'roS. WHO is properly authorized 10
make set.lencni. a.
January 1. 49, Wv
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STATE OF NORTH-CARoIlNA,
.. ,.-.- ORANGE COUNTY.
In Equity--ro March Term, 1877
Thomas Hogan, and ofhers, } -, -,
, -

TT anpeating in this cause. scco,,iing to law,
. ,h,, William Peltier, and William Watson
and Mary his wife, are not nhahi,aa's q ',lS
state: I, is therefore ordered that puhica,ion NC
~ ,le for SIX successive weeks in the hlilisbo.
rouh Recorder, for said defendants to appear AZ
the next term Of the Court of Equiv Tor Orange
county. to be held a, HiIlsiorough, on the second
Monday of March next, and answer said hlil' Oh
the same will be taken pro-esaiesso as to them
and heard accordingly.
-" JAMES WEBB, c.M.r.
r4 pa.4.-, c,,sose s.. ~ -a 6l--6w
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Read This !!

rr,IIE co-par,nership Of Nelson s i.aiimer wa
Il dissolved this DAY by mutual consent Al
,hose indebted 10 said iirin ar earnestly request
"a 10 CONC forward srd make payment wl,hou
,lelay. Those who neglect this noiiee VIII &C,
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cer ale. the figd DAY Of March.
WI NELSON.
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