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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-09-21
Domesttt Gomptn0.

MAlNE.--A correspondent of the PASSPORT
Sentinel says that company Of gentlemen from
Boston are now at work near Grand Menan, with
an apparatus invented by gentleman who be-
longs to Boston. The operator has to descend
to the depth of 100 feet from the surface where
he is enabled to Remain an hour, or longer, as
the occasion may requre--and freely converse
through tube, to the distance of 200 feet
NEW HAMPSHIRE,-The Free Soil Con-
venton, last week, was grand one. Speeches
were made by Hale, Tuck, Sawyer, of Ohio,
Leavtt, Of Mass, and others.
MASSACHUSETTS.-Two vessels which
recently left for Ireland had on board 10, AL
bushels of corn, and 500 bbs -four A vessel
cleared on Wednesday for Cork. with some
1000 bushels of corn
NEW YORK.-Miss Margaret Prouty was
instantly killed by the machinery in factory at
Baldwinsville, Onondaga Co. on the 18th ult.-
She had dreamed the night previous that she
would be killed by the machinery. When she
had reached the factory. she communicated to a
companion her dream, and was soon after caught
in the machinery and killed. Thus was her
dream fulfilled before she had hardly ceased re-
lating it.
Thurlow Weed, Esq of the Albany Evening
journal, publishes paragraph by which it ap.
pears that Father Matthew will not visit Ameri.
ca this year, on account of i'll health
Gerrit Smith gave $500 to the sufferers by
the FIRE in Albany
PENNSYLvANGA.-The Rev. Mr.. Robin
son, of the East Common Methodist Church,
Allegheny, has been sued by parent for marry
ing daughter only Is years Of age, without the
consent Of the parents. The suit is commence
ed under an old law which inAicts penalty of
$50.
OHlO.-There are ten papers, formerly wing,
which support Van Buren, and Adams;-alI
the Liberty papers, and several formerly Old
Hunker, do the same.
MARYLAND-A distinguished civilian, Mr.
Key, remarked that the "slave population on the
northern boundary of Maryland, has nearly dis
appeared, dense population of white men come
in; and the land has trippIed in value. SO much
for Free Soil
VIRGINIA.-Fihy four citizens Of Hanover,
Va, the birth place of Henry Clay, nominated
him for the Presidency on the 2lst, and declared
their resolution to adhere to him through the
campaign,
very distressing accident happened on the
9th at Alexandria. A lady named Patterson,
undertook to chastise her little sou, but unfor-
tunateIy struck him the first blow upon his tenn
pies, when he instantly fell dead The mother
has become derauged.
ARKANSAS.-Ful returns from the cleo
tiop in Arkansas have been received and the
Legislature stands, democrats, 76 wings, %.
TEXAS.-The Victoria Advocate, Of July
| 81 apologies for lack Of matter by saying
that the senior editor WAS shot and badly wound
ed; the junior editor had the chiIls and fever,
and there had been no mails received for two
weeks!
A Mormon settlement has been made in Tex
as, leading to the erection already of several
sawmills and houses, and to the cultivation Of
some 5000 acres of land.
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We are gravely Informed that presidential vote
was taken in the "seUcn o'clock tram from Salem,
Thursday 11oon."-Bee.
Pickpockets--On the route from Concord, N. H., to
Boston, On Saturday, on the Railroad cars, Mr.. Tim
othy O'Brien robbed of his pocket book contain
ing $500 in gold and bank bills.
Mr. Cyrus Weeks, at Boston, reports that his pock-
ct was picked of $15 while in the Public Garden on
Saturday afternoon.
The Coal Diggers on the Monongahela have struck
for higher wages, and demand 81, rs day instead Of
$l,37, the amount paid. A mob was threatened.
The funeral of Commander Mckenzie took place at
St. Marks Church, New York, on Friday evening. A
large number Of Naval officers were present The
body was borne to the grave by party of the Com
mander's old sailors.
A Lady in New Orleans recently drew $4,000 ii
the Marylan lottery.
Accounts from Matamoras 10 the 26th ult, say thai
several murders have been committed on the road from
Matamoras to Monterey. Cen Bustament was on hi:
way to the former place with 500 Mexican cavalry-I
is slated that he will make it his head quarters.
Pop,,lar Sentiment u. Canada. An observing cor
respondent of the New York Commercial, writing
from Toronto Canada, says: in passing through the
country, find a growing disposition to speak more
favoraby of the institutions of the United States thar
ever knew before; and this, toO, in quarter where
little expected to observe it. Indeed the United
States IS quite the order of the day.
Io,Oa.-The Union reports that the democratic ma
ority in the Iowa Senate is 2-on joint ballot Il; and
that both democratic members Of Congress are elected
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-09-21

. tie ouly for dopsy 1t will give relief
no all of Gravel and is that disease
its earlier stages. 1t will restore health debi
ated Liver and Kidney eradicate all the morbid humors which
seCreted in the SYSTEM 1t will drive from body all eup
tons 1t will eXpe the of Rheumatism and Gou from the
blood by ITS chemical action upon the vital fluid 1t will cure pal
ptaton of the heart caused by undue flow of blood through
that organ 1t will give life to the digestive organs II will pro
moe healthy and proper nsensibe pepraon without which
no system could sustain itself 1t will completely thlnge the
whole man, il diseased body mind will feel its influence Dr.
G. O. Vanghan gret American remedy will do this and trial is
the only argument we offer to support said
have tried it, have found had virtues told Others they have
all proved ITS astonishing powers the all the country
speak oi IT, the Agents sells medicine
sold before Thousands living would have been
their grave mad not this article been presented See
columns, read Agents names and Oct pamphlets.
90 For sale by S. X. Collins.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-09-21
miscellaneous.

South Carolina Politics-A large meeting of MEM
bers of all parties was held at Charleston, s. c. the
10Th, N Hayward Chairman. The meeting was ad-
dressed by Messrs, Butler, Burt, and Calhoun. The
main topics discussed the action Of the Senate
the territorial BILL slavery, and the Presidential cleo
ton. Mr.. Butler greatly indignant at the viola
ton of the rights of the South, committed by the pas
sage of the Oregon bill Cass and Taylor alike
Objectionable and he felt no interest in the election
He urged the necessity of readiness for physical
Sistance ofhe Morrill, and declared that the people of
the South should trust themselves to their flashing
swords and cleaning bayonets!
Mr. Burt followed in the sane strain Mr. Calhoun
closed with powerful speech, mostly on the Presiden
tia question, and the defeat of the South He decar
ed that there was no choice between Taylor and Cass
and expressed alarm at the proceedings of the Buffalo
Convention. He feared that the North would go over
en- m.asse to the free soil doctrine and stand united in
1852. South Carolina must then nulyV! The South
must prepare to struggle with the North Though
old, he would bear his part in the conflict
OregOn--Gen. Lane has accepted the appointment
of Governor of Oregon, and he, accompanied by the
other civil officers of the territorial government and
number of citizens Of Oregon and by strong military
escort, will leave Missouri in the course d fortnight
for the place OF their destination by the land route,
cording to a letter in the Journal Of Commerce.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-09-21
MARKE ELS.
BRIGHTON MARKET

Thursday Sept H. Atmarket during the week 625 Reef nt
e 700 stores, 45O0 sheep and lambs, 1860 swine,
PEicEs-Beef CaleA few Extra $675; LIST quality sc $50
ID quality 525 SIS; Sd quality a $50
SToRE-YearIng 81 10 per head years old Hefe 10 II
three years old Steers per pair $40 a CO.
sHEEr-old, $l,25 So, 81, So, $3.50 Lambs al a225
SwINE-A wholesale, 5 a 5 l-4c Fat Hogs 4c.
BOSTON MARKETS-sept H.
FlouGenesee, So Ia 3s; Michigan, SO s IA; South
ern common, Sc l8.
Gnin62c 67 white, Coo 62 yellow fat 67c GO per bush
ell No buyers except for immediate
prime pork at SO l2 10; $l3
at IA l-2 Is. Lard, &c 10.
sugar-box, 5 lS 34c per lbI Cuba browns, Lee.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-09-21

rayed themselves violently against him. thus giving me
tae best kind of evidence that his position is noO good
and his tendencies in he right direction intend most
cheerfdly to give him my aaSi o.l md vote
SETH NJ GATES.
Warsaw Aug. %, l64s.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-09-21
Farm for Sale.

SHALL sell hundred of my farm this fall with the
Stock Tools and Buildings at private sale auction any
person wishing to purchase good farm and half miles from
the State House, pleasantly situated good neghborhood
land Buildings, and water and credit for the whole part
the satisfaction of the purchaser L. LANGDON.
Berlin. Aug. 26, 1886 49, IS
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-09-21

STATE OF VERMONT ATa Probate Cog5 holden a. Pro,
for said district the cath day August A. D. 1915 Present the
Hon Levi Villas, Judge An instrument puIpong he the
last will and of SebrO Gustn late of Chelsea said dis
trct deceased being presented the court here by Harry Hale the
executive therein named for probao 1t is ordered by said Court
that all concerned therein be notified appear session
Of said Court be holden at the probate office in Chelsea the
first Tuesday of October SS and show if they
against the probate of sail will for which purpose further
deed that copy the record of this order be published three
weeks successfully in the Green Mountain Freeman printed
Montpelier aforesaid, may be.
true copy of record, c. w. CLARKE, Register,
Attest, O. w, CLARKE Register 36:3w
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-09-21
Dte0

In Wateryile, Sept z, Lincoln, son of Thomas and
Arvilla Fairbanks, aged 10.
In Vershire, Sept IL, Joshua Downs, aged 81.
In Windsor, Sept l l, of consumption Mr. Ethan F..
Billings aged AZ.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-09-21
Special Notice.

TO SCHOOL COMMITTEES, TEACHERS and SCHOLARS:
Nhe Subscriber has Main Street. Harvey
Kings store where he intends making GENERAL DEPOT
of Apparatus and Books for Academies and Common Scooos
consisting part of Maps Globes Charts, &c &c. SUCH Mitch
es Outline Maps, Matson's Astronomical Do Comes Globes,
Pages Vocal Charts Davies Mathematical works. Wells Gram
mars Wizards Histories Cutters Physiology Wnchesters Wri
ting keeping, double and single entry Also, Rev Zadok
Thompsons GEOGRAPHY & GEOLOGY OF VERMONT,
companied with MapsA NEW WORK IN press, be pub
shed designed for the of Academies and Schools The
above work has examined in manuscript highly
mended by Exency Horace Eaton, Superintendent.
all Standard works. needed the schools Of this Sate
may be found here.
orders from distance will be PROMPTLY attended to- Those
wishing orders filled send them by the Representatives and
they will receive Books Maps and Stationery SMALL AD
VANCE from Cost.
CHARLES o. KIMBAI1L
General Agent for the State.
MuntDelier SENT
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-09-21
At the New Store,

coo Ps. Goods of all kinds and quality from $3.50
OOO pr yd 400 shaws from Is cts to $4,000 Just received
at the Cheapest Store this side of Boston.
list Door East Branch Bndge) ELLIS WILDER co.
June 49, 1913.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-09-21
LYNDs CHAFFEE's ESTATE.

STATE or VERMONT Probate c@9 holden At dep1 ark
eSth day of August A. D. 4s Martha Chaee Administrators on
the estate of lynd Chaee late of Morsrown in said district
deceased, presents her administration for settlement
Whereupon is ordered that the be referred to the 2d day
of September SS at the probate office in said ydemrk for
animation and allowances and that all concerned be notified hereof
by the publication Of this order the Green Mountain Freeman,
printed at Montpelier Vt three weeks successfully soon may
be, that they may appear and said time and place they
cause, object thereto II, p SMITH, Judge
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-09-21
BOSTON; AUG. 9Th.
ENTIRE STOCK OF CLOTHING
AT
"AEA "A
WILL BE CLOSED lip IAIlfEnrn nEru

Those that want of Cool LINEN SACK Nice VEST
or THIN PANTS, any article in the Clothing line at abo
HALF PRICE usually asked, be Ann st.
33:4w
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-09-21
bv NRS. H, KrDDER.

No. 100 COURT STREET, BOSTON,
who and sole proprietor Druggists and APothecd
lies supplied as formerly, iUlage small quantities
Agents p Redfed and s. X Collins Montpelier N. Blake
ornth j. NJ Richardson Wasield F. & II. Kyes Newbury;
and by dealers in medicine generally. 264m
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-09-21
Musical Instruments.

Bass Vos Meudeons Accordeons, Flutes, Vios and Violin
Bows ALSO Strings,
EWELRY Of every description made to ORDER by expe.
tienced WORKMAN
FINE WATCHES of all descriptions repaired by experienced
MATCHMAKER.
OJCome for yourselves. fill my shop to accommo
lNte the public and furnish first articles small advance
from Cost. l. s. TOWN
Montpelier Oct. l. Is47. 4On
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-09-21
New Bank,

office hereby given app cation will be made the Leg
" isatue Vermont at its next be holden
Montpelier The I'd Thursday Of October next for the charter Of
Bank Of 10000 capital, to be located ut Montpelier in the
County Of Washington.
J. A. VAIL, Atty for Petitioners.
Montpelier, Sent 10 1S49 z.t. 81 3w.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-09-21
MCATTTTON.4

1t is most excellent restorative giving healthy to bot
the stomach and bowels and prevents food from pressing d
tressing the stomach.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-09-21
Old &luge HOts,
DOwn With Them -!

STORRS LANGDON determined 10 close up as SC
NJ as possibsnnd will therefore offer their prints fir
to and half cents less than last weekand many
er Goods in the same order. Sept, u
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-12-16
FRENCH ITEMS.

declaration Of principles addressed to the French peoIs
has been published by the club Of representatives he Rrr
Tabou The object Of the club said be procure fo
the people unity in the Government liberty Of associao
gatutous education, revision of the laws regulating the
military service, the immediate abolition Of the ss
and wine, and other objects Of first necessity reform Of the
land and assessed taxes proporonae and progressive
income the purchase Of railroads. canals and mines ~
the Government, reform Of the Judicial and penal systers
the right labor and in ne the consequences Of the three
great principles Of the French revolution, Liberty equality,
and fraternity y that is to say, the government Of all and m
all. This declaration Is signed by NJ. LEpRu RoLLTS and
fhyfve representatives usually designated red repob
licans.
BY the report Of committee appointed to inquire into III
subject appears that until the month Of March next there
will be three hundred thousand individuals in Paris living o.
public charity. proposed that there should be Distributed
to each individual only the miserable Of 5c (Id) Pc,
day and still the expenditure for each month will be
$50 000 Even the present day the number Of persons
assisted 265 000 and every day adds the
ber For the next month"; and three following the nuohsr
is expected exceed $780, 900 but Il is hoped that 10 The
month Of April that number may be reduced CSC, 00O
Since the decree for the restoration of the property to the
royal family the Duchess Of Orleans has refused the 800 0oe
annuity secured to her her dowy She has declared has
il the Government Of the Republic will not retain it, she
wishes to be distributed to the INDECENT and ourrrs WITH
out work. This Princess will only retain the SO 000f 81
stock which results from her savings, which will form ihr
only fortune Of her second son, the Duke Of Charities
Democratic banner., 1848-09-18
Regular Fackct:'sd.

For CzarksraHe. L~onsiGp0sd KanrsanL,
Marion CITY. Quincy, Lagrange TnRu
.AsEandraa, Varsar, and he sku&adT
The new,and elegant passengeTqttsnst EDs
WARD BATES. n. Cameron Master. viii ysh
as e regular packet, during the ssas0n ts;ssen
St. Louis and KeOknk. 81 ya;Rlad ,oo sL.,,
Leaves ST, Louis every Tuesday and FL,
day. at 5Fa N. And on heT return Trip, Ieay, Kt,
IOkuk every Sunday and Thursday morning er'ssg Il s
O'Clock, and arrive at 81. louis Same eaterhboonnlt
The EDWARD7BATES has Seen 2gS3
|pressly bnilt for this trade, and. shfppgis
and passengers may rely upSonhFt tetorntinu-
ing in it daring the season. and inpiSnI i,ke
regularity Of her trips and times of arriving
and departing Passengers and freight Eli
be receivrdS Or landed any where % the RI.
.er. and an signals will b. attended to Win!
out extra charge. 80. A'Sh si'inW "ssi'a .!
Ills hoped that bs strict attrrtiop 10 h.
interest Of shippers and passrhgtrss 2 VIII
receive q liberal share Of the patfonsarhss
heretofore w literally BESTOWED on other
boats under the command Of iNiaf CaaihfooHHe.
For ffsiEhto u passage apPii551 6hnn bS0ata2sDs
Democratic banner., 1848-09-18
TO the People of Pike
County,

AT Bellville, Ill, atown IL miles. from 81
Louis, 400 packages of DR. SroEH's CAsD,
were sold in three months; end the agent re
the following certificate from a lar &c num
Der Of persons who used it:
BeaviNs 81. Clair Co. March, IA, ls47.
We the undersigned, citizens of Bellville, St.
Clair County, Ill, having used the medicine
known as Dr.. Storms Scotch Cough Candy.
prepared by H. Wade, Of St. Louis. No., do
cheerfully testify to its efficacy as a remedy for
Diseases of tie Breast and Lungs, and we re-
commend it to the public as a safe and agreeable
compound. ,.,, -. 81, Ian.
c.. J. HOUTS, Methodist Minister, -,
L. B. CABAUNE, Msrehant, -.
DAVID Mccoy,
o, j. RAPlER, -
W.. S. FLEMING, Ed. BeHuiH Democrat,
And many others too numerous to mention
Democratic banner., 1848-09-18
Executors Notice.

AOTICE ID hereby given, 20 al creditor,
" Zald ohess iptsfestsdin the estate of Rsu.
ben MeDannold, deeeased, that the undersigned
have ebtsinsd from the, county court Of Pix
coanssE1Esssst,stssahry onsaid Ss3fss1eas.
ing aste he 19sh day Of August, ,lS48. - 2
~ peGfsoni having claims against said estate
are 1sfehy Ictited % present the same, proper
y sFEhsDticatsd, within ere year from the date
OF sad letters, q, thsy may b .prsciudsd from
having any benefit Of said estate, sndif nst pre-
.sntsA Aithjn Tires ~yasIsthsy will be forever
eatHed. ssSg fzgs aisasladx sE saibrsn .sgs /,
-nNEMTQNoNcDANNOLD,u .sas1s :
.aALExMenAkNOL siIsospJ Exsrs.
NWASAlNGT0M IREpWAYrlw frf
SsDs 81 lS4A xw. .asso 81 gss6s a
.N9JGFMff Il sngT
Democratic banner., 1848-09-18
Groceries, Liquors, sc.

1 THE undersigned tenders)hisl thanks to the
public for the patronage so literally extended 70
him heretofore, and respectfully s~olicits a con-
Itinuancs of the same. He will continue In bust
ness ct the cid stand, corner Of Georgia and
Water, Streets, Louisiana. J. .a aeat
" He has now on hand Sugar, coffee, tea, molss.
SEES spices, candies st wholesale and retails lem
|eas, oranges, auss. figs plumhs, Sc, &c.-toseth-
Do snd wines for the sick; al Of which will b
: eesssA': ' : s''a7 rHcs. .. LIMERICK, !
Democratic banner., 1848-09-18
New Arrangement.

vNHE undersigned will run regularly q goot
two horse hack from Louisiana to Bowling
Green, % every Monday, Wednesday and Fri.
day. Il will leave Foulks' hotel on each of the
above named days precisely at O'Clock r. g.
and az. it carries the mail it will be compelledt e
arrive at Blain's Hotel in Bowling Green at
o'clock Of the same day. An extra hack will
there be inreadiness to carry passengers to any
point they may desire. a.
II Price of fare from Louisiana to -Bowlinz.
Green Soc. 7e5 9 WIN. w. BLAIN. u
Democratic banner., 1848-09-18
DIR. j. L. Wood

UNIFORMS the public that the time of his as.
ISOLATION with DR.. E. M. Bartlett having ex.
.pired by limitation, he now offers his profession.
al services to the citizens Of Louisiana and sur
rounding country: Hoping thst close attention to
his profession will entitle him tr some Of their
cash. II Office in room Of the Store Of Ed
win Draper s. Brothers, where he may be found
unless professionally engaged. s.-a.-' 81 *
Nov. 18th l847.
Democratic banner., 1848-09-18
Connection.

Iamde'erminsd to supply every Country Mer
tchant, and also all Retail Customers that com,
Ito this market with the ready cash have pu
The prices down 50 low as to make it a matter oil
IimpOssibility for any house to offer the same in.
|dqcements. 1t must be apparent to every one
that can do it---possessing the advantages thai
U do---purchasing, manufacturing and selling fol
but C1s6, or No. l CITY Paper.
The tremendous amount of business ] do, will
enable me to sell at a very small profit, which l
always have done, and viii continue to do. Re.
siding Dsthss City of New York, and manufac-
turing msown goods, and having the advanta-
ges Of, 6e,Alarket-my brother, CHARLES G.
MARriN, conducting the businessin St. Louis
and the long experience have had in business
the past sixteen years, enables me to get upa
stockin far superior style to any other.
My patterns are the best and most fashionable
that can be had, and are warranted to set and fit
rs well as those that can be had at the most fash
~tailors. This fall I viii have over
Democratic banner., 1848-09-18
SPRING AND SUMNER CAMPAIGN
III. aa
FRESH SUPPLIES TO SUIT I'LL

- ASA
si'5 o. mg-f TASTES. 5s, at. -.,j
HNHE subscriber has just replenished his Il.
ready large supply of READY MADE
CLOTHING, consisting in part Of dre,s, frock
and business cloth coats; black and figured
pants; superior black satin vests; silk,
and neutria hats; shoes and boots. He
has also a large variety of linnen and, tweed
sack frock and business coats; linnen and
tweed pants; summer vests, shirts and drawers,
together with good supply of DRY GOODS
AND GROCERIES, to suit the season. All
Of which he will sell as low as the times will
admit, for Cash, country produce, or
to punctual customers on time. fE'tt
= To dress yourself from top to toe
Right down to my house you should 60,
For, to you bargains shall be sold
For country produce Or for gold.
JOSEPH RICHARDSON.
Louisiana, April 299th, l84S. .aHH
Democratic banner., 1848-09-18
TREMENDOUS EXCITEMENT.

GOODS are rushing III by every packetl--
The house is now filled! Three large stories
crowded with goods! My stock this fall will
large, by far exceeding any ever
before received, and at such low prices that will
defv any and all - -.
Democratic banner., 1848-09-18

InRR, DUKE s. CAMPBELL beg Leave t.
" inform their friends and the public .thst
they have taken the above commodious store and
Warehouses adjoining, and are now reesiyipg
from St. Louis, a large and we'll selected stock
Of Dry Goods, Groceries, Iron, Nails, Boots,
Shoes, Queensware, Hardware. Sc. Theysa are
NOW ready to accommodate their friends and the
public generally with all articles in their ling, !
and at prices that will make i to the interest q.
dealers to purchase Of them. -.
To their friends in the country they would,
offer their services for ttansacting any business.
in the way Of Receiving, Storing and Forward.
ing Produce or merchandise of any kind. TEeifS
Warehouses being situated Immediately on thass
Wharf will enable them to ship and .rscekSi
goods on better terms than any other house.
Their facilities are such a, to, enable them -
make fberafG CASH advances on any produce eno
to their care. They respectfully SofciF
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