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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-04-29

At a meeting Of the Board Of Trustees, held
January 9th, l847, the foregoing was adopted
as the Annual Report of the Board, and or
dercd to be presented to the Corporation.
Attest, S. G. HOWE, Secy.
At the Annual Meeting of the Corporation,
held January 18th, l847, the Report of the
Trustees was presented and read whereupon
it was
ResOlOed, That the Report of the Trustees
be accepted and printed for the use of the
Corporation.
PETER c. Brooks, Pres.
S. G. HOWE, Secy
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by Telegraph to Riel,unolld.

Correspondence of the Richmond Enquirer, August 13
10 BALT1stoRE, August Is. 4 81, p M
u Fgo1H There. sales to-day Howard Street Flour
at $5 IS 1900 barrels changed hands at &c. Sales OF
City Mills Flour at S. il3 s.ez.4.I s.sr35ss ..s3
Grain. Sales prime white wheat to-day at 80 S5
cents per bushe Sales Of prime red at 12O 12S cts.
per bushe Sales yellow Corn At 75 80 cents pei BUSH
Corn Me0Iw quoted at S25-with sales. eas1
10bucc0-There=is no change in prices. 80
lEi Ef .leia- PHILADELPHTA, August lS, 4P. M.
Flour. Sales moderate previous prices Penn
sylvania brands at &c. e5>a ts't.a - $50 - .
WAeGt-Sales of Prime white at l26 l3l cents. -
No change in other articles usually quoted 80
.-. '" F'0' NEw York, Aug. IS, P. M.
Fancy Stocks are very much depressed to-day
: FlotT-There sales of Genessee Flour day at
$6 The demand for Flour has improved and there is
more animation in the market. ''-. ISIS -f'- 'sge
: Grain We quote prime white Wheat to-day at 1876 a
50 cents with sales Sales OF red Wheat, inferior
article at 1O2 cents. Sales of Is 900 bushels of White
Corn, not prime article at SO cents per bushe Sales
otprime yellow Corn at IS and 78 cents Sales Of Oats
ae42 cents per bushel.
Cotton has declined Is of cent
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THOMAS H. PEBBLES, ii
GEORGE v, SCOTT, arr
zig Paohlos eS Sonkk
Cheaper than ever

6yA1NES, RICHES s. co... Petersburg, Virginia,
VI have recently received addition TO their preyi-
supply Of Piano Fortes, making thsr stock very
superior They have great variety Of patterns of both
Rosewood, and Mahogany. from the most celebrated
Northern Manufactures, which cannot be surpassed for
beauty of finish sweetness of touch and In
der to hold out TO purchasers they have
termned to sell upon 1s.usuny low terms. Their in
strumens viii in every case be warranted 10 prove equal
to the representation given of them otherwise they
may be returned at their e4Pehse, at any time within
six months from the delivery. and another taken its
stead. Fre 9r i . - - bae ss0s .Ha3tf4 s17s9a@
They have reces voluntary test mouisls
evidence of the satisfaction they give they
exhibit The following, as among many Others
in their possession They have had no opportunity OF
obtaining the consent of this gentleman lis publiea-
tons they therefore beg hP forgiveness for the liberty
taken. = -.as = s.at y4.s
May Is, 1s47. 656.
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: s5 8.
item BY PsssnasieIs enclosing Sub ipiion money.
20 Edilofs for papers thar were % be seHt thsOog
the mails, grew up under the special permission
from the Posi- 0f6ce Deparfmenfs TO Individual
Posrmasiefs.ssfFo lime TO- time, i ii became SO
general. lhat5it WAS sanctioned by regulation Of
the Department, and not BY law of Congress. IL
thus continued Till after the passage of fhe law of
Sd Of March 1846.s which ,ooA from Posimasters
the frahkins privilege, save on official business.
l. Then the present able head Of the Dspaftment
found il necessary TO abolish The old regnlsiion,
and estsblish = new one, which he did. silAnds il
has been found that under The existing laws the
practice best regulated must be productive of lille
good aud much evil hence the POSTMASTER General
has very properly abolished the regulation altoget
err Soyou see this last chapter Of bLtndrrs by this
61ndering Editor, "entireiy consistent with -
his other biunderings. That ali his charges against
the Postmaster General OF repeating, nullifying
an act of Congress, are utterly destitute Of any
foundatiohin truth. And from all the bfunders You
cannot fail to see that ruth in his hands is bur
nose OF wax, TO be moulded into any shape 10 SUI,
his btunders. A FREEMAN.
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Mr.. Clay out of the question. "E. B the
initials Of Erastus Books, late coeditor and Wash
ingten correspondent the N, York Express, the
man who announced, in l840, that Judas Is
CARROT 1ras the frs. Loco FOeo" writes from Utica
to the Boston Whig that he considers Henry Clay
for many reasons, as entirely out of the question
as, future candidate for the public honors Of his
country" Mr.. Clay's declaration at New Or
leans" feel halt inclined to ask for some little
nook or corner in the army, in which l nigh,
serve in avenging the wrongs to my country.
have thought that I might yet be able to capture
or to slay Mexican MIR. E. B. says are senti
ments which, !" in the estimation of: every reflect
inp mind. must be deemed alike abhorrent to every
principle of true christian morality, and unfiuing
to be proclaimed by one now in the sere and
yellow leaf and having already passed the ordina:
ry bounds allotted to human life here below u
Are the wings ga band of harmeneons p" They
are not united upon men or measures. S
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DIED.

In this City, the 10th inst in the 2sh year Of her
age, Mrs Martha H. Krkham, the beloved wife of Mr.
j. H. Kirkham, leaving aectionate husband, aged
mother, and FIVE helpless children to their rre-
parable loss As wife and daughter she kind and
afsconate as mother. she tender and devoted
friend, she sympathizing and faithful. Mrs.
Church. - .s'. ''-.<' .';4Jz8 "A. $50 '.'t r.
tn Granville County, on the 9th inst after proract-
ed mental aflicon, Mrs Lucy Ktrel, at an advanced
age. consort of Jonathan Kittrell. ~T III ''.
In Union County, the 2sd July, IS47, Lewis Dix
on Rushing, son Of D. Rushing, Esq, ShOriro of Union,
aged near two years. ~-
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65 pieces SO ieef long "a by 24inehes
26O do SO do I2by I2 do
5000 linear feet pIoufscaous length to average not
less than 46 feet, by 10 by Is inches.
Glass No g. Shecfhiae GoEDeY and Nd58
1880 sheets 80 or. hut rolled sheaihing copper.
l,IOO lbs l~3 s inch copper islIeatI,ing aafla
All of the above timber must be OF the best qnat1t
sound, straight and free from splits shakes, and ba
knots, and must be well hewn the sides paIalla the
angles right angles and the pieces must be Of size suf
fcent to admit Of being wrought to the above dimen
sons free of sap. '7[Tsa.....,
The copper is be the best hot rolled sEeatIf ccP-
per. q 5-.rsI E4sse ta=- 1t~s1 =. q. "a
The offers must be made for each class and EoS each
OF the above named nafyyads separately, according
10 us nunber and be endorsed the prise per cubic
1901 or the mt.er and per pound for the copper and
mars must be dtstncSy sfafed and the whole amount
oi each bfd correcy added up and expressed IN words
all the tnoef and copper TO be delivered at the seTe
raj aIs on OF oeiore the lst day OF March next SUBJECT
g eac place OF as the chief
OF le and be IN all res
Pects - - 60. Is - l. - - sJt+ 80 80
In conformity Win 1t Of the. law appf9Ved
august 10 iolo, eaen oAs5 4e accompan'eo 9ya
e e e - sIsS sn
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The present Parliament Of Great Britain is one
Of the few that have lived out their NATURAL term
of seven years, il being rarely found that so long
aitime passes without ministerial crisis of some
kind TO necessitate new appeal 70 the people
During The seven years just completed, however,
we have contrived not only 70 pass the greatest
trade-without resor,iHg to the election booths,
bat have actually accomplished i BY the voice Of
a Parliament elected under Sir Robert Peei's
banner cfor,thel express purpose Of resisting the
innovation. Correspondence Com. ADJ:
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1t is not often that find amongst the Medical Fac
uty sufficient eantor to accord any merit whatever
Patent Medicines " conflicts with their interest
so to do--but below we give exception. "ss.ia
Opinion Of Regular Physician.
Exeter, Me-, Sept, 80. 1916.
: This certifes that have recommended fhe OF
Wisar Batsam Of Wild Cherry for diseases ofthelungs,
for two years past and many bottles, to my knowledge
have been used by my PATIENTS all with beneficial
Suits In two cases where it was thought confirmed
consumption had TAX place, the Wild Cherry effected
cure. E. ROYDEN, Physician at Exeter Corner.
None genuine unless signed IBUTFS on the ewraper.
Ds- For sale, wholesale ami retail, by WILLIAMS,
HAYWOOD s. CO, Raleigh. n. C. - ..,..t ..T
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R A. GS. The highest market price in cash paid for
Ia Cotton and Linen Rags, white or coIored, at the
Franklin Paper Mill in Richmond. Virginia. Parcels
forwarded TO the Subscriber will be promptly attended
to and payment remitad instructed by the owners
90 .r .t'-t So JOHN RICHARDS 3.@f s. =
.~..i .3ef b, 2s''1' SuPeriHtendt F. Paper Mill.
..'' .-s -i d. Richmond, Va
August, ls47. 80 '3.. ..--.' 667-tf.
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Result IN the State. From the returns SO far,
we ind that the Republicans have achieved all
that was possible after the dishonest gerrymander
of the State last winter-have elected three out Of
the nine members. Alhalorg the Federal organs
have predicted the election of seues Feds, but the
Register now claims the election of siz members
in the packed Districts as great Wing victory
passing Mexican preamble, Sc packs the Dis
rcts 10 the State so as to make the election Of sia
Federal members certain, by giving Fede:al ma.
iorites OF from 300 to 5000 in each District, and
then the honest fair dealing organ of the party a,
Raleigh, claims "great Whig victory" and gain
of three members oyer the last election This is
honesty for you, with a vengeance! Sals jour.
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Supreme Court.

This body is now in foil session at Morganton.
The following gentlemen have been admitted to
the practice OF law inthe Superior Courts of this
State: 80 -
8. T. Brown, Washington, N. c.; G. s. Win
stead, Person E. C. Grier, Meckienburg; S. N.
Hutchison, Mecklcnburg; B. w. Aiken, Rock
ingham; Thomas Rufin, Jr. Orange. 2 - =
The following were admitted to practice in the
County Courts: ret Il. ej'-s. .s-.a--.s
John Pool, Elizabeth City; James Joyner, Pitt:
M. w. Ransom, Warren; Jasper W.Davis, Hall
fax, Va; John A. Graves, YauceyviIfe, ~ O.;
Samuel J. Calvert, Jackson; H. D K Cabannis,
Cleveland Charles A. Parks Surry; A. w.
Burton, Lincoln. z ssaglcfs a9T
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Couseouen,e ofsa Hoaz. On Saturday last a
notice of a marriage was handed to US for publica
ton, and having no doubt Of its Authenticity, as
we knew the person who brought it, we complied
On Monday morning, however, the principal in
the affair met Us in the stree. and demanded the
reason why we brought his, name before the pub
lie so unwarrantabIy. We soon satisfied him we
wete imposed upon, by exhibiting the copy and
naming the person who handed It to u.s. For
moment he seemed petri6ed with ,amazement, bat
presently, his limbs shook with conynlsive action
and he dropped down in "a dreadful fit, a sad spec.
iacle of suffering. A large crowd assembled. and
were the author Of he distressing scene present
though his heart, nigh, be as hard as fnt and
though he might live century, themscoundrels
memory would ever after be hadated with gloomy
and bitter "reminiscences of his wauton, witless
mean, daslardly tsifing with the feelings of that
unha ppq man. # a. ;; sIEalJas Recorder. =
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kAls|sl 81 3: s 7! n


Eo- he izs t4ldi ness, 81 scnfa,
Rheumatism, lis. Heartbath, Worms. Dyspensia.
Cholera Morbus, Pains m the Back Limbs ard Joints.
General Weakness. Fits Consumption, PalPiiatonsof
the Heart, Liver Complaint, Rising in the Throst Ety
sipeas Deafness Dropsy Asthma Itchngs Of the Skin
Fevers Of all kinds Colds, Gouf. Gravel Female Com
plants, Nervons Complaints and Ri other Diseases
from impurities OF the blood, and morbid sec5eEiOns
kuer and st0mach.i a~s = tetsJ
Every disease to which the human frame Isl subecT,
originates from impurities Of the blood arrangement
of the digestive organs. hs4EEJhJ ,sora5si
la Dr. GordOn's Family Pills:
Being compounded exclusively Of such ingredentsSs
Mature intended should operate on the impurities Of the
Human System, t.v.,,. ..l., ,,.gs ..rszf m fr
Strike at che root Of the disease removing all imPun
ties from the body oPrnHg the pores externally and iR
ternaiiYs separating all foreign and obnnxdus aftices
from the Chyle, that the bloods Of which il is the Or
gin, must be thoroughly pnreneeessuriy secuTIng5a
free and vigorous action the Heart Lungs and
cleansing the veins and arteries. unmpeding all the
natural veins and purifying the blood they EendeTh the
system not only thoroughly sound but also i4pervioss
to disease eDen ohen all Ofher means hare failed.
Within the last twelve months. mere than one hun
dred efthe most d ravoted forms of GpS0eDsiG
have been cured by the Nedcine, where rigid dieting,
the Blue Pill and almost every other means ha bern
resorted to without benefit and when death stared
lts miserable victim fully n4he face II Dr. gGordons
Pills We're not adapted to the of but this hOrTd
would be sufficient TO wait on 70 fame the name Of
their inventor, as 6eaefdctOr Of his species, ~ s
This medicine never fails 10 cure the worst cases of
PILES in one tOeek & go. -, a. - i -
manner of its operation, the complaints it is adapted to
and the cures ii has performed we refer the reader TO
ouragents, who will give them Pamphlet gratis. -
For sale by Henry d. Turner, al the Book Store,
Raleigh n c. rals0 for sale all the and country
stores in the South and Fest Price 2Scts pei bottle
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so+fh CarOiina EiectiOns.E

~ ay before our readers tables of the differ.
n;s,rcts in this State, with the votes Pollod
,.;n as far as received up to the time Of Pnnlnng
f0sner 10 press There may be some lnacc9-
in the returns, as they are not all ottlclal
s' n the main they will be found 10 De cotreSs.
~ MI next we hope to be ablo 10 PUBLISH ane
pe'i,I vote in ell the Districts ~ - 50 issHf'' e
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o. Printing Paper, of the best quality, Of
any dimensions EnOeI0pe, Wrapping, &c. SC fur
nished at the shortest notice. We invite orders from
North Carolina, which may be addressed to Messrs.
Davenport, Allen, s. Co.. Agents OF the Company or to
the Superintendent at the Mill 30, 5-.-t
Augus,, IS47 -. 667-tf
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ATTENTION Cossacksl

OARADE on Monday evening next, at O'Clock, in
II Summer uniform. Drill at the Town Hall on Sat
urday evening next, at half past seven. .. .-..s.
August IL, l847. BY ORDER OF THE CAPT.
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A CARD.

THNHE Undersigned have this day associated them.
IL selves together forstlIe purpose OF conducting
general Dry Goods Business in the Town of Petersburg
Va, under the style and firm of PEEBLEs, Seorr s
WHITE. J-l
We purpose keeping large and we'll assorted stock
Of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, adapted to the Whole
sale aud Retail Trads embracing all the new and lead
ing styles Wsrespecuy solicit the patronage ofthe
Publc'sasaD t5a a,,.:aa - 1 Z c1s.sy-
a.esgz arf4 .giys-e. THOMAS H. PEEBLESBafa
- , -. .4,..y GEORGE v, SCOTT, nf-,~
" 80 Formerly PEBBLES & Scott. =
- - .fr>'' ,.'' af@+ J. ANDREW WHITE,
1 ,-s:si ,b1E 9iVA.s-h-t Late of Warrenton, N. c.
Sycamore. between Bank and Boliingbrook streets.
Petersburg. Va, August 2, lS47 s-0AaT' e57 ct.
,-.5-. s7e- 8 = .g.4 ST = Ls.dst.3, p. So w.
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NAv4 Aexr7ss 0Frfck VzashilstDn, Ad9. 8, ls47.
SEALED PROPOSALS IS endorsed :. Proposals for
SMaefials ior Docks. VIII Be II this Once
until O'Clock D. a. sfte 18th day Of september next.
for the delivery of timber specified m cassesl and2
Pensacola also for the deliFeg Of and nails
specified IA class 8, at the navy ard Pepsae6is.
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LUCINA CORDIAL

.s village HeteI, yYenfyvortta N. o.
TIME Subscrberwou respectfully infsvm ali his ola
Il customers and the public, that he has added pe &a-
dtional Rooms shfhervise hepaired and imrlov stKs
nrd his guests comfortable quarters while they stay
with him. - $3.50 :
His Table seFred with the hest that the plentiful
country around lie village affords. - "a 80
HE Stables hzse th0tcheli repairs
They viii BE served with plenty ana attended b cafe-
full hosIersf sn i8E4 is1e - s'I9 ,saHEe
Nopans win be spated 10 give satsaeer to AT WHO
may cali ON him. REUBEN J. JOHNSON
August S, lS47, 667-am
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Truth posce.l, and, this insfGsce has teV0iled
Peters Vegetable Pills.

FctCES VCSetuOlc EI1ASs
Testimo1lf0L Extract of letter from Dr. Waines Of
Philadelphia Feb: 2, 1910. sYour Pills arc the mild
est in their operations and yet most powerful their
effects, Of any that have met with IN practice
Of eight and twenty years Their action on the chyle.
and hence thepufities Of the blood, is evidently
very UPRISING y 81. -
Extract Of letter from Dr. Henry Hall, Of Quebec.
LC!, March 6, 1s4f. For bilious fe1erss sfck head
aches torpdityof the bowels and enlargement Of the
spleen, Dr. Petets' Pills elient medicine"
For sale by Williams, Haywood s. Col aud FascUd s.
Johnson Raleigh NJ. C.. ~ boo2 dyfw sFois sgsa1
-7to.2 Eo EUCINA CORDIAL. egail4
n isa sovereign and speedy for inciperf con.
sumption, barrenness, mpotency lscorrhea or whites
obstruction. dficpt painful mepstraaton, incontn
ence Of urine AsehaFge thereof and for
general Prosraoh OF the system whether the espltof
Inherent causes produced by rregula-itY illness
accident. 1t is pleasant TO the sste and positively
in its operations. Its ungvsed reputation in both hem
isphsrss 10 the result OF almost supernatural virtues
Williams, Haywood & Co, the sole Agent Raleigh,
ALSO for sale by all the Druggists Petersburg and Rch
mond, at % per bottle.
Raleighs Aug6st is,ls4z;s X assesIa sss7ssm-pd.
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= l4-F. sCLAss No y I51f OAK 1SER6ei. g;..9.sI
ss pieces so ieef long e ztby 2ainehss
26o do do - I2by Iz do
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A-r;,.a-p.;.. c.. w; iPHIIApELrHI,, sspt6-tPM
Rs: NTs '; *: :.s G.1. 5a:,
s Reeve. az; se,!G% psia~f!s aai,%s Mss'Iss
as Nsnis 90 ea., sss aS
va RI s Ed%anl Frances Wilcox Hs,tfea Matthew
r." s% 5%y Baltimore
"a. W:sio My a.
sSs N Gd .a 6Se% 1sv DE- ,
kashp% 90 Matthew vas'e Peaastt de- Harriet
ssS W F.sa Ghis
patrick, NYork aud Hmm De Hart do
Miscellaneous Record.
racsesnp Patrick Henry Delano for Liverpool, having
scHR JULIET Baltimore from Cienfuegos passed Sent
OIL Cove Pint ship President smdt, bound out schf
rua into By a brig that lay ahead Of the ship
As rs a sas% from Aces report, having psS
watS ay o oa fp Sa s
hAhx EM'Gh.Er q ford before reported dismlted ard
s. ed 20 a"ohe vessel TRs hull Of
'he vessel IA not injured and the cargo is in good order
Whaiemen.
epda fioSdsaes for NV stop ssop
snip Berlin Soddard from Liverpool for Phi ade
phiA Sept g. OH South Hlmpton-by pilot boat Avery
Foreign Ports.
The 81 soS s Ia he
st,tes-and others as before. - 49,, -.
ldg, ard probably Others
R0ms PORTS
BALTIMORE, Sept 6-Arr bark Gen Taylor soule NOr.
leans brig, sls Mnesu Long Honduras. North Bend Cole
tagua Ia Crande Cuba; Queen Victoria (Br Tucker PORT
Spain Trim STEAMER Georgia saw in Hampton Roads shp
steamer Jewess of the Wolf Trap full rugged English
brig, deeply laden painted black with coored
bound up Cid bsrk Frances Barr. Cofn Malta; brig Ola
morgan, Focke Kngson ia; schr Statesman Cothsl Now
YORK. - ' Wv"
GH.RLEsToy Sept 3-An ship South Carolina. Hamilton,
Nfok Cid ship James Calder Polster, Liverpool Arr Cd
brig Venus. Mayo, Boston.
HAMPTON Roa Sept 5-Shp Gen Veaxie Fairfield from
City Point for Genoa Bark PaIthan, Wilston from New
fe5s Tor James Hlver, PASSED through yesterday.
Nsw ORLEANS, Aug 59-Au schr Macon Wilson, Bazos
e. Jsgo ca stesmhips Galveston Haviland Galveston;
Seuthener Fslvel Vera Cruz; ship Lacy Con d. Liverpool
sHrs Csthari9s Baifr Msrsees; Henry Kelsey. Gray
;da; Mouth Of the R,o Gsnae aSh-Arr bark Ma garet
ugg Lton, Vera Cruz; brig Cecilia Draper Tsmpico schr
Home Oliver, Do. CID ships Tahmaroo Sinclair Brsxos ST
Henry Chase Bristol Eng; Yueatsn chr Csmpeache.
aA rnenta Campsaehy soop VIM Ebbttt Perry Pensac
sayANyan. Sept 2-Arr schr Sabine, Aichorn New YolE-
Providence s $1,000
WAssIseToS, NC Aug slArr schrs Elizabeth Ann, Tol.
son and FRANCES Robbins. NYork: Melville Alien, Boston
York. " $3.50 '''A ''
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s eSs VA h:s1s b S Hsssy
Bradley & co-l Lsgsoa Hsrr,agtos-i B,e,I-. Ardt
L,.s WISE SEsrS s'a ssasr
nun se1 p sndS. Rsynsi cog cam%i1xs Dodge
Eauehei W WiIlv,ti Ivy L col Chas No tat
E Eossl sf SSn.ia ssa Sy1 Scanning
s s,,s socs o s;sssi,s so@ pls1d COS Isih
Salams col Bia:ss co.. toss,ee, &C. CT c
1ss.f' Hr Dc s9s!,se,i
M child COL Berry Brsswl Geo o,0 as. so-s p e"
haanInS,Ss Msar:T, Nsvips Seo-2 slael Rgbsrt1i
Ellis Howe sol Eugene Bu. TTS sap rognT aS
sossrs-2 Patton cos Mortimer 4 G,wtrg-I Nv Try
% ss. sJs W'sss s;$S;. sSsy.s Gss: I.s.;
s sT Ma Sss f is%i. e a.
W.T. s9i H'Esysy W,ll.s%, col Pig srS,as-s
ri S; I'Issi s ssSss' $siss %slias tx
sssa " p. sIesf.sS Ms %.
Leon Ls Coats-f WiiIans@s Bo5a { sehaensIds-
fs .Ss s;Sis
SEQ b.ody p.s spg?f
sros-- a smith esnI Gns,i. CO. { r
vile FsmiaxIl shrplsss& sOns-i 4 strange Bros
IosDoN-Ship imma atts-loo tons chalk 10 mas,er-ls
&c, %.s CSss' Co. saef ar%s,rons soSs} casks
H-toe bales "a ss to doIls ch,s Wich lhaasen hur
go 50 .. Is "xs q pkg, TO order
I,r,sm,;s psss LIZ eo-.s BioTasa Johasoa eS-s
asa. Rchs1 sss Ws,.oaJ nsa s ma
OG,. Ss S ss 70. e c5ds f. m
ks-s -imoalert Beck .o-i Weiss schifIey-l
Xneane-7 Tn orspecken, of Phi adeIphie4 Adelsofvr
4 sshaidt-s ass,net Iecse-, Hsi@ede & co.. Re,s
Rio JiSrRo-Bark PAimeo-s,So bags coffee E Corning
son
IuaEs IsL.sp-srg -Four othersooco bushels, salt IS