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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-10
pursue.

NEW AND SPLENDID BUILpINes.-The num-
Der OF elegant structures, almost equivalent to
palaces, which are erecting in this city, around
the upper region of Broadway, is really astonish
ing. The high prices of breadstuffs, cotton, and
tobacco. last year, has produced, and is pro-
ducing, wonderful architectural effects in the
i--h;~~ahls nnarter of New York. Some Of
those residences are equal 10 anything In the
world Of the kind, and in those that are finished
the inside is gorgeously furnished, as the
outside is magnificent.
But this is not all. A great many country
chateauz are erecting within short distance of
New York, on the banks of some of the rivers
Mr.. Edwin Forrest, the distinguished tragediap,
ls engaged in erecting Gothic chateau, and we
believe that COL Webb, the distinguished edi-
tor and Taylor man, is also busy in similar
enterprise, somewhere on the shores of the
North River. We trust that in all these enter
prises In architecture, prudence, good taste and
discrimination may regulate the expenditures,
for it is singular fact, in the architectural his
tory Of New York, for the last fifty years, that
there is hardly single splendid building, built
by private individuals, that has not been cold
for about one half it's cost in few years after.
wards, and occupied by those who had no hand
in putting il up We mean to wait patiently for
syear or two, and buy one or two Of these town
and country palaces for half their value.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-10

CREDIT TO WHOM CREDIT IS DUE.-Our highly
respectable contemporary at Providence, the
" Journal" of that city, copies great portion
of our Geographic report of Mr. Calhoun's speech.
without making the least acknowledgement OF
the source whence 1t is derived. Now, as
our report of this speech was very expensive to
us, and showed spirit of enterprise not to be
equalled in this country it ls but right that all
due credit should be given to US for the feat,
especially by those who avail themselves of our
labors. We, therefore request, very politely Of
our contemporary, to give us the due credit, and
make the small acknowledgement which belongs
to us; and if the request is not complied with,
we beg to say that the name of the Providence
Journal shall be Immediately stricken from our
free list.
A number of other papers, throughout the coun-
try, have also perpetrated similar meanness, as
well as the Providence Journal; but we have no
time to particularly notice them. Other journals,
however, have, on the other hand, behaved hand
somcIy In ,iiis respect, among which we are hap
py to mention Philadelphia paper, the Pennsyi-
ranian the Boston Wing, the Boston Post, the
Boston Transcript, together with one or two
others, whose titles at this moment do not occur
to us. The Richmond Enquirer has also men
toned our piece OF enterprise in manner which
does our contemporary in Virginia great credit fol
his liberality and attention. The following are
some passages from that Journal
"The Ee,c York Herald Of Wednesday flor which and
other papers indebted to Adsms' Express,
tsins very full tsearaphic report AK coumns) Of Mr.
Cslhouns speech The message makes Eve
lumns In the NJ York Herald Of "wednesday, and
transmitted entire by telegraph The same paper
tsns nearly ten columns Of received by telegraph
from the different cities. ranging from Boston to New
Orleans inclusive It s, truly, wonderful instance Of
newspaper enterprise"
Few of our other contemporaries have noticed
the new system of reporting which has been
adopted by us, in respect to the telegraph from
Washington. This is pardonable, for it is
curious fact that we are the only journal now,
in this country, in which regular reports of the
debatesin Congress are published the next morn
ing after The Ne,c York Herald, which is situa-
tednearly two hundred and fifty miles distant from
both houses, publishes the debates at Washing
ton the very next morning after they are made;
while no Washington paper attempts to give
similar report until two days after. 1t is thus
that the Ne,c York Herald cenralizes, as it were,
all the debates Of Congress in New York city,
and from thence sends them forth, ahead of all
other papers, throughout the whole country,
NORTH SOUTH east aud west
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-10

The Posi- OFFICE DEPARrMENr.-The rumors
which we gave yesterday, of defalcations in
some of the officers connected with the Post
Office Department, have been in circulation in
other parts Of the country, as well as in Wash
ington and New York. Indeed, from all we
hear, 1t would not be surprising if the most
monstrous defalcations were to be developed one
of these days, in connection with the Post Of.
nee Department, or some branch of IT, The lit
tie, narrow minded business talent which Cave
Johnson has shown, his laundering management
of the department. his tendency to sickle at
dollar, and throw away thousands, are only so
many symptoms disposing us to believe that the
department is in worse condition than any one
has any idea Of We really hope end trust that
Congress will rip up the whole business to the
bottom.
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NEW YORK HERALD.
scrsh-wal Corner Of Fulton and Nassau SIS.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PROPRIETOR.

Pves cents per copv-t7 a5per annum-in the Units
States Eurcpean sbse'issrs, sh per ennum. ''e''d"s
WEEKLY HER.aLD-Eperv sa.urdsg-priss s.
Isa5 pea S .;sssS, s per s""s n
az HE * siSf FoR EURopE-Eseyy PICKET Day
sse 81 erelasps oposfag subssyipt.on. ana aa.
gertisements riH Be- reeeiped by nesi nnd JsS
PRESIDENTIAL HER.aLD-Erery Tas'dav- One
DIn1in si 4; tnev svery ornins
ssrsss nrs., 20 !" o1 sTer, 4. snssess
PRINTING on an kinds erecufed heGurr,.iy totth
ds,paieh al orders at the Publication Oce corner Of
Ill TETTERS Nv mail, for sub ,c,,ptions, Or .Oith
entertainments TO he post paid the postage o' De de-
'" 1SioSiILG tT "coRREsPoNDENCE. containing
inrs,tant wears, seticiei sm any quarter Of the wor!d-
NO NOTICE con 6e taken Of anonymous eo~m.niee-
eGfsger INTENDED for as be auth
r..s for Publication but gucrany " his good Joth
We fgrsj sfs.SsS g st T. rsstsS
ANUsEMENTs THIS EVENING.
PARK THEATRE.-SANps LENT Co.'s American
Circus, IN their various entertainments,
sowraY THEATRE,- Bowery-THr STRANGER
CAPTAIN KrD-KIss IN THE DARK.
CBATH AN THEATRE. Chatham .,reetr7sr. CtsIn or
The lsLrs MODEL ARTrsrs-I1eBT ROPE FEArs-DioRA-
hAs-ErHIoPAN MELopisrs
BROADWAY ODeON Broadway --sIsaIse-DAsoISo
VKNTRILoeuIsM-M opEL ARrnrs
MECH ,NICs' H ALL Broadway, near Broone -CERI-
TVS NINsTRrLs, ETHIOPIAN SINGING, buRLEsapK DANG
ina. &c.
PANORAMA HALL. Broadway. near Houston.-BAN.
Wards PANORAMA ~ THE MissIss'rpl kivrA
New YORK., Monday. ia nary 10, ls4s.
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CIV InfelIlaence.

THE Poon APPLY MAN.-Those OF our reaoen VINO srs
In habit Of frequsntipg the lower part OF washing
ton street and the Battery have doubtless often noticed
poor elderly selling cakes apples and sandy at
Pier No North Riverths pier from which the Boston
boats take their departure lie is Of rather small sta
ture, his hair Is inclined to grey, ana his mfen psnSvs
patroni.sd he invariably gives hop est msssurs in his
peanuts and throws In piece Of candy over and above
the regular amount, for penny or sixpence Wnen
YOU placed the candy nuts In your pocket, ana
he has safely deposited the pittsnce in his leathern
bag he will look sitter you and If your attention 10
not distracted, you win hear in low voice, lot
intended by the poor apple to be bs heard by
paintivs God bless you SIR which comes from the poor
Od msm nss, From dsy to dsy week to
week and year to year he pies his humble avocaton
at the Boston pier earning by 1t more humble living
for himself and family When he 10 not at bis eocua'
toned station the weather must indeed be bad for We
have seen him there In winters SHOWS aad summers
heat or he must sick and then be and family must
get their bread they Reader that poor man has
seen better days Within thst rough looking and wealth
or beaten for M there beats heart keeny sensible
that throbs with the kindlisst impulses Of ma
turo. Its owner was once the po.sessor OF com.
petenoy, and at one time was beyond povsrty but
been reduced to the humble occupation which
he now Follows, to keep his wife and family from
He 10 moreover, Of intellect and good education,
may be BY the following lines which he cowpos-
cd on the last day Of tbs last year while contemplating
his situation, and tho position he Was once In =
Alb, cruel Fate why serve me so,
To place here in frost snow,
A scapty pittanoe to obtain,
BY vending fruit at little gain,
Liie's vital spark for to sustain }
Tread, and write, and cy pher, too;
But what avail all ! can do
There 10 no friend to sympathite,
No gent. who will prtI oniss,
Nor take me from this low vocation
And grant to me higher station.
Not mt to dig, ashamd to beg
Pm forc'd to rank with Nell and Peyg,
With Tim, and Tom, and many more;
No wonder that my heart is sore.
Methnks Pm not myself ut all,
When stand with back to the wall,
Wishing still some belle or dandy
Would fancy apple cake or candy.
Next, stand at gate or pier,
With trembling limbs and starting tear,
Import, export ipgress sgrrss,
Alas. for me there's no redress.
Cease thou nv muse! no more complain,
Nor dare thy Makers will arrsign;
To His decree must submit,
Who gifts bestow he deems It,
Then freely drink the bitter cup
PREPARED for you, and meier give up
In Pandora's box, at bsttom lay,
Sweet Hope, to cheer me on my way
To my pain, and soothe my care,
Pll hope In God and not despair
Ere long He'll raise some friendly hand
To aid me here, in freedoms land.
Land Of propise-O sacred name
Land of heroes, honor, and fame
Land Of the sons Of patriots brave,
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ANUsEMENTs THIS EVENING.
The Ocean Steamers.

New. Yors. Monday. ia nary 10. ls4s.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-10-14
West philadelphia
s Il q v e We G.Ee h s

! The suIscrbe!s respectfully inform their
I TRENDS and the public that TREY are now prepur
cd to execute any uGers with which tncy may
be favored, Ior t..cir West PnILApELrA!l Coal-
FIhlE Cook STOVE, of which they have three
sIzeS; CANNON and BARE JNL.NpEG STOVES, scy-
en- sl#S; Bases and Tops for Cy nder Stoves, five
! sizes; OVEN FLATE5 four sl2ys; CorrAGE AIR
TIGHT lAHIon STOVES, COR wood, two sizes; & IS
bNEHs, three sizes; CAsr-RoN HEATERS, and
| urge and beautiful assortment OF Patterns Tor
! Iron Railing.
! Their goods are all made Of the best material,
and from new Ind beautiful designs.
! Their Hcl lAjimta Complete IS, without doubt
the best and most salrabic Cook Stove N the
market. They are constructed with Motifs Pat
ent Feeder Front ana Crate, which giycs them
Il dccutd superiority over al others. They on
| y want Il u,al TO confirm what is here asserted.
CAriHGs Of all kinds made 10 order wan
promPlncss and despatch.
! 5slp!CS my be seen and orders lc;t ut the
Foundry. or at j. Is. i\orlrn's l5l north Sc
colh st; MATnIEu s, Dol>HAu's, lS7 south Second
st mu'! al WILLIAMS 4 iiINps' 3gS Market street.
WILLIAMS, kOHlER, MATTHEW < CO.
Aug. 10, 'iS. en-.
ETcALl.>rEN'5 ALL-HEALlNG ONT
VA MLNT.-rnlNN OF TIE roLLo"tcH
rACTs:
lst. That fivc-ciglts orall VIC receive into the
stomach, pass oil thiough the pores OF inc SKIN,
IN j"scnaiJh rcsjirHi,M.
%. That the Shin e"acuates more matter
;an the Lungs Kidneys and Bowels put ,ogcth-
or.
Sd That the Skin discharges more matter in
tWe'.lV-tour hours, than the bowels do in II days
ana l!id' Hy severe exercise, 4 man VIII losH
three, four and five pounds in one hour.
1ih. That the Creator pierced the human cnt
ic!o wj,h pores or small opening 10 the almost
incredible number OF 500 MILLION, making
this the GRAND OUTLET ofull the Ielundan
matter of the body.
5ih. That through these pores are constantly
cXudjg the C|d; uttered aud ,ro,a-o,n PARTICLES OF
Tie EJOd, and hamors of the body and the raste
o.! the system.
9Th. That to stop up the pores, twenty-iour
hours would cause instant death.
ia ihtt sudden changes Of weather and cx
poanrc TO cold, close these pores N part, ard
Acntc the Iong catalogue of diseases over the
land
sth That as the shia is the medium 70 cvaro,
atng all the humorS ofthc body, We sccric pru
found folly and alsur lily ofrcsoItur to pills
,ruIs and other miyturos, TO cure the great ma
my OF dis eases produced by checked purspira
ON.
Gti, until September, Is 81, there was no mcdi
cine bciOre the public that had power 10 restore
the lnScn&i5'e fTSpi eti0n by mpanmg vitality
and nervous anoray 10 the skin
Ioth. That No hLi.>TER'S ALL HEALING
DIN MENU is that medicine, and which, by
possessing tins power is rilrriny more 20 ID THAI,
any five or even ten remedies IN this country.
Price - cents box
Also, McALlSTER'S ikllR OIL an ext,ac,
From the Ointment and possessing the same lnLd
zeal properties. Price 80 cents bottle
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10 Volunteers and ,heir friends

Tho undersigned being in possess ion ofa co
rect lit Of our brave soldiers who have died
disease or by wounds received in the sevcra
battles fought IN Mexico, take this mehod OF in
forming those interested, that they will give IN
formation OF the time, place, aud cause Of death
ofcach individual.
1t viii be necessary for those desiring such in
formation, TO state the Rc@il or Company to
which they belonged, the MINES OF those who
coiuinluded them and the date Of their enlist
mcnt The above information viii be given
without charge, provided the postage is paid.
The undersigned would here remark, that
they are extensively Engaged in procuring Land
Warrants, Pensions, ana arrctragCS vi pay dac
the discharged soldiers and the representatives
Of those who have died A Inc addressed to ci
ther OF! the undersigned will be punctualIy al
tended to
SAMUEL SrErTINus, L. S. ,Tus Of the Peace,
Washington, D. c.
WM. NJ. FuLroN, Attorney at Law,
Main ST. Richmond, Va
GEO w. STEyENsoN, Attorney at Law.
Jnnc ! l. 3m No. u Deel:lnan st. New ork
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Parsons 4 Wilson,

EnAnsoNs & WILSON, having moved their Bin
d Derry and PEHoplcAL AGENcY from the
corner Of Front and Market SITS, to No 70 King
St between Jrd and ih and having opened a
CHEAP BOOkSTOkE would invite the at
tcnton Of purchasers TO their stock which will he
found complete in all the different departments
ollltcrature.
All the standard School Books, Blank Ac-
coun. and Miscellaneous Books alwa VS. ON hand.
Blank Books OF particular patterns ruled and
bound to order at short notice.
New publications. received as soon as out
Orders respectfully solicited, and persons SO .
ing them may rely upon having them filed with
care. Address PARSON s. WILSON.
Sign of the Big Book,
No 10 King ST.
ApriIs Wilmington, Del
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Elklon, March 2Jth 1915,
FEVER AND AGCE!:.

%eTIlOROUGiiLY ERADICATED 81
BY ROWAND'S TONIC MiNTURE!.!
TsNHAT great National, Old Favoritr, and
Il STEERING Remedy .! If EIGHTEEN
YEARS. STANDlNG-stII unapproacheI in
its wonderful sue cess, certainty, and safety, in
the CURE OF THIS wRETCIED coMrLAlTT!
IPlfy you would Escape the arScnIcal 6poi5on.
OuS) conntcrieits take not a bottle fran ann 0ne
that is not gua'dcd by the"wriNcn signature" of
the original inventor and proprietor, JomN r.
RowANp, on Il paper itbel, crossing The mouth and
cOrh
This remedy has never been bolstcrcd up by
false and Ccccltul pnti%, but has won its way TO
the confidence and universal adoption 81 the in-
habtants Of FEVER AEp AGuE DisrElcrs BY
IT'S FOOD WORKS AND FRUITS ALONE,
10 which all the agents, and every person who
have used it, wei! testify.
PROPRlETOR'S OFFICE.
l43 AKcn ST, PrILiD'A.
Also, .Rowand's Purgnlve PiIis, Cough Lozen
ges blackburey Root LoZengcrs for Bowel Com
plant, Worm LuZengeS &r. sc. &r.
AGENTS.-Dr. Mitchell and DR.. Wallace
EIhton, r. l.. Th2mas J. J. Shippers North
East; Black * Bro. Charlcstown; VIM. Hudson
I'd Sranlln, Joseph Bryan jr. Chesapeek City,
J. J.. Clayton, Pivot Bridge; *. B Whitaker il.
Principle F; Henry stiles, P,incipio $. Thos
Murphy, Bohemia Mills; JOS. Bryan, bohemia
Village Jones Mckasco, John b. Morton; War
wick; +. b Cr2Jkshank4 CcclIton.
Auu j. ISIS.
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Notice.

r S hereby given 10 ihe creditors of Henry G
Il Shippers, that dersona discharge hath been
granted 10 said deblcr and that the seventeenth
day al October being the second day OF our toan
ty Court next succeeding this date hath behn
SET apart for the final hearing in lis case, where
his creditors may attend, and show cause, il any
they have, why a tina! discharge shall not be
granted SAID debtor.
GEORGE MuCJ LLOUGU, elk.
July S-2m Cecil county court.
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MerchaNts Look at This,

The subscribers having engaged largely in the
Timing business, are prepared TO supply Alcr-
chants with all kinds Of
TN WARE,
at very low prices, and Will warrant all their ar
ticIcs to surpass anything Of the kind that has
ever before been offered from Elhton As one
G.! the firm is practical workman, and works nj
the business himself, and snpcrinteudS the work,
it will be made IN the best manner and Of the
best mItGrials
All persons wanting to purchase Tin Ware,
will do well by calling at this shop, before pur
chasing elsewhere, as llolc viii be u genera as
sorlment always on hand. Ware wifi be deIiv-
cred anywhere within 80 mules free Of cost. !.
is the intention Of the firm TO do
WHOLESA
business only. There will be no retail hawking
from this establishment. All orders in orr line
will be thankfully received and promptly attend
ed To. Don't forget the place-l the ''hoNor,"
corner Of Beau Street, and opposite kranss'
Hotel,
ROOFING & SCOUTING.
Roofing and Sporting done at the shortest no.
tice. Ey the best worklncn. Of rood uiatcral and
warranted perfect ENOCI CROUCH
J. H.CLhRiDGE.
Eikton, March 18th '4!S--ii
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One olthe firm is Il practical workman, and
will give his whole attention TO the business Of
the shops. They will have the best hands en-
ployed, and vii! endoavor 10 give satisfaction in
every job.
They intend 10 keep the best materials, wo 'h,
iron and steel. and are prepared to make carts,
waggons, rIoughs, &c. Sc, and repair thcm--
shoe horses and do all kinds OF Sn,ilhwork, and
they respectfully solicit from the community Il
share OF the work in their line Of business.
JOHN Z. BENNETT.
JOHN D. MeCAUlEY.
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THOMAS TUACKERY.
notice..

The Orphans Court of Cecil comfy will
hold special meeting ON the l2th day OF
September ncXl 1t being the second Tues
day OF said monh'
Tcsl GEORGE r. HOWARD Reg
Snp,enbcr. 2d'IS.im.
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III o RE NEW

&Tl NV 'iIItht, ! HE MOST + ~ III
81 IONABLE, and the best assort-
sshe @sment of meas, wonan's, and chill
g. drcns boots and shoes, in Cecil
county, is to be found at the sub
scriLers BOOT * SHOE STORE, in Elkton.
Sign Of the Big Doo..
opposite the Court House.
The subscriber would respectfully inform his
friends, and the public generally, that he has
purchased Of his brother, (Enoch Crouc'l) his
entire stock If Ladies', Misses, and children i
boots and SHOES, and has commenced manatae-
turing Ladies' Shoes Of every description. He
is now prepared 10 accommodate all who NAV
Givor him with call. with rncu's women's and
childrens boots and shoes ofthc hest sort at very
low prices. THOS. y. CROUCii
Elkton. Feb. goth is.
n. b. Country produce .aken in exchange
for boots and shoes. Wanted boot and shoe
makers.
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II 81 the lIrlll 10 90 Il
IiOIESAI.E
LlT,TLE MORE GRAPECAPr. BRAGG,
JOHN kaDER.
North east Corner Walnut and second Sts

J.i!yAbI Ii lila.
Keeps constantly on hand, Of his own manu-
laclure and imported, a complete assortment
RrLEs, Suor GUNs, PsroLs Sc, Which Il
warrants o! tue best quality as represented, 10
which he respectfully invites the attention tf
purchasers,
He IS also prepared to supply PownrR FLAsas,
Smcr BAGS, GAME BAGS. SvrLHioR POWDER,
Gus CorIoN, PELcussloN Cars, SHOT, DvLLEr
Mortps, DALI < BLNNN Cartridges, end has
materials for Gan Makers, Sportsmen, Sc, on
tcmes as low as amy other establishment i'll the
Iuitcd States.
In testimony Ufhs skill rs n manufacturer the
FEAEHilN INSTITUTE awarded to him 10 Cert.
fCaicS in the years islD and 1872 and three STEER
,Nti1iS in the years lSlI-lSi6 and lS41--al
Of which may be seen at ms place Of hueincss.---
3L=7A choice supply OF Rcroiriug Pistols con
stanty on hand.
July Is, rs, 3m
6 unday School Library Books.--A splendid
iJussotlrncnt Of Miscellaneous, Juvenile, and
Sunday school Library Books. For sale at city
pces, at the Port Deposit Book Depot by
may II Is, +. IlEArH.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-10-14
IINf.ne.

l. hereby given, 10 the creditors of Hugh J.
Ferguson, that personal discharge hath Been
granted to said debtor and that the seventeenth
dav Of October Icing the scconG day OF our corn
iy Court mex, succeeding this date, hath been set
apart for the final nearing in his case. where his
creditors may attend and show cause, ifany they
have, why final discharge s.ial! not be granted
said debtor.
GEORGE MCCULLOUGH, elk
July lj,--3m. Cecil county Court
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SEgg.v gg%a<5csg, Esfl2seSs

L. ]. NlIdlns No. u North 9th street fhl!a.
Tcniliaa Blind Manufacturer, has now Oh hand,
he largest, and most fashionable assortment ot
arrow STAT, and other Nenitan Blinds OF amy
other establishment in the Hted states. Com
ymisng entire new ste, Trimmings, and colours,
which VIII be sold at tho lowest prices, whole
sale and retail. Old Blinds Painted ana lrlm-
ed to look equal TO new. The Citizsns otCeel
county and "ojomiag districts are respectfully
invited 10 call and examine his assortment, be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. Fee ing confident
Of pleasing aul giving satisfaction IL al! vino
may l4Vug llm with arall
BENJAMIN !. WILLIAMS.
No. , North In 81. PA LA
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svT5F's9,E,

The subscriber having been appointed Consta
bic for the Third Election Distinct OF Cecil coUu
ty, bcgs leave TO inform I$ friends and the pub
lie generally, that hr is now prepared TO atten
to all business that may be entrusted to his care
with promptncss.
THOMAS TIIACkERY.
\. i. Persons wishing to place accounts IN
my hands, can leave them with John A. Rankin
or David Alexander, EsQs.
Deer | |, '1I-9m r. I.