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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-03-09
fOretqrl Nous.
Fourteen Days Later from England.
ARRIVAL OF THE BRITANNIA.


The steamship Britannia, Capt Lang, from Liver
pool Feb. 18th, teegraphed at about O'Clock and
arrived at her moorngs at East Boston shortly after
o'clock on Saturday morning.
The Britannia encountered severe Westerly gales
which extended her passage to nearly 81 days.
We present the most important political and com
mercial news from the European Times.
The distress in the manufacturing districts con.
tinued
His grace the Archbishop of Canterbury expired or
the 10th inst Had he lived another day ne woulC
have completed his 82nd year.
COMMERCIAL.
The state of the Money market continues highly
satisfactory. What has mainly contributed to this re
vva has been the rapid reduction in the value of mo-
ney. Within the short space of three months dis
counts have fallen from 10 10 IL per cent lat which the
very best bills were difficult of negotiaton) to 10 tC
per cent for similar paper while consols have riser
during the same time 10 per cent.
The position and prospects Of commercial affairs
continue to improve. The failures OF the last two
weeks are not extensive, and will entail but little in
! convenience among the commercial circles.
The Corn market since our last has continued with
out any striking feature to report.
The Cotton market has been very steady, and at in
tevas rather active during the last two weeks. The
sales have also been much larger than we have hat
occasion to notify for some months past.
IRELAND.
The Special Commission has been adjourned, afte
having passed the most sentences upon all the
prisoners whose guilt has been proved. Upwards o
fifty have been convicted of agraran outrages, and the
sentence of death hangs over no fewer than sixteen
who have been found guilty of murder. Outroges o
fnghtful character continue TO atflict the provinces
and the state of reckless immortality disclosed by the
evidence before the Special Commission is frghttul tt
contemplate.
SICILY.
Sicily has been the theatre of general instruction
which has terminated in a complete revolution.
SWITZERLAND
The Diet of Switzerland continues its sittings The
decision of the I'd of September last, concerning the
expulsion Of the Jesuits, has been confirmed in those
forms adapted to present circumstances as well as tC
The expulsion since effected by the four cantons il
which they had fixed their residence,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-03-09

on Messrs. A. Ihayer Son Hoosck Falls N. Y, sends
~ Dr. G. c. Vaughn in letter, the following testimony.
I" llo0sCk Falls, March 49, 1877.
To Dr. VAUGHN Il feel it duty you make this
statement thinking other person afflicted read
find relief through the In April last attacked
with nlamatOrY rheumatsm that perfectly helpless.
applied three physicians and after remaining under their
for about six weeks, and all the time growing they decided
that afflicted with the dropsy the chest and after trying
every experiment. and exhaung every in their power
they declared my ncuabe, and stated that could live
very few days most About that time friends your Veg
eable lhOnrptc Mixture advertised in the papers, they
ed bottle which seemed to relieve have since
five boes and my health restored and enjoy excellent
health
ELMlRA BAKER"
What evidence do you that this great article is
percede everything in its way Call upon Agents this pape
under the Great American Remedy. Get book.
For sale by S. K. Coius, Montpelier 10
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-03-09
WHITCOMB FULLER's ESTATE!

STATE Of VERMONT, In Probate Court held at Hydepark
Lamolle District, In aud for said District of Lamoie
on the Sth day of February, A. D. 1915,
On application Of William Wilbur administrator the ESTATE
If Whcomb Fuller late of WHtove in said District deceased
insae Cence sell all of the real Of which the snC
deceased died seized in this together with the revision Of the
widows dover therein for the payment OF debts and charges of ad
miherng and the appearing necessay 1t Is ordered tha
the be heard at session Of said Court to be held at the Pro
bate Office Hydepak in said District the 4h day of march
A. D. lS8 O'Clock A. NJ And is further ordered that
tce thereof given all interested by publishing this ord
three weeks SUCCESSFULLY in The Green Mountain Freeman,
newspaper printed Montpelier w. the last Of which be be
fore said day Of hearing that they appear they see cause
T5w IL + SMITH, Judge.
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Weekly sSeCciDts.

M Vandeuson, S M Webster ? Boyce,E Hatch,
R A Long, NJ Weld, R Mason, r Chamberlain, L
Billiard, ] Ford D Ingraham, II Mott, M Strong, P
Flint, r Rogers, II Stafford, R II Ross, l. Wilcox, A
Folch C Badger w Trask, Bliss, II King A
Sanborn, D Field I Dewey, B Allen, c Waters, P
Mathews, ] Tarbell, f Fuller, r 7 Rust, e Pennock,
S L Valentine, A Holt A Davis, G Farewell A Rust,
G Washburn, L Bailey, W Neff, f o Dart, Z o
Pease, G Sanborn, R Barney, D Gould, D Squire, R
R Thrall, E Edison, S Rowe, s R Williams, A Davis
l. Rice D P Wescott, $l,00 each; D P Smith, II
Wayes, J Cooper, d Angler, $ A Spicer, T John
son, II Hawley, Harris A Hovey, N GouldJ Jones,
c Kmgsly jun 81 so each; l. Don;moro, K Johnson,
H Skinner, A Newton, S Aldrich $500 each; N
Heaton, Harrington Shcrwn, $500 EACH A An
giel, 2l,0G; L Coledge, $l3l; S S Tmlham Use ;
Mrs. Sherman, $l6O; S Steele, per agoncy,) 6,12;
II Marshall, $50; f Herran, 62c G T Wheat Use,
A Morse, r R Adrich, 25c each; A Durkee, %;
S Ranney, 1862; A Bagley, LIS; Fellows &c; D
Jewell, 55c J Dickey, 1875; B Dickinson no. J
Kimball, 40; E Davis, LOB; R Ford, 2,l8 w
Cook, 1,l3; w Allrich 217 Brock, 1926; II But
terfod, l25; II Brown, 200; Rford, los.
+ Ferry, w P Prescott, N Prescott w Smith, s
Smith, l. Prescott, B Tyler ] Y Carlton, l}os-
well, T G S:anborn, D lIoyey, W Armstrong, Gel
ley, D NJ Pike, Robie Smith, J Atwood, w Jones,
NJ Severance, B Phelps, w Town, J Richardson |,
Sargent, J Renfrew, A Renfrew, S Cunier Thurs
tin, R S Currer w Buell. J Abbott, a McAll!ster D
Caldwell, + George, w Hood, J Long, Stevens,
L Sargent, w Bowen, II Sanborn, w White, Z
Sargent, w Ford A Sanborn, J Hutchinson, II Kim
ball. A Hamilton, N Bagey, M Allen J w Allen,
s S Gale, LOO each; r Ramey, w Parmcnter,
P Prescott, P Corliss, E Dickinson, $50 each; S
Lamphier, C Baldwin, 1926 each; w Smith, LIP;
W i Churchill, SOC; II Foster, l50; J Clement, L
NJ Bacon $50 each; r Adrich, 1,20; S Newell, 200;
s Eastman, 75c; f Swift, l0c; J Blake, 1l2; E
Kendrick l,87; Boyington, Sic; J N Brock, 90; J
II Baily, SIC; l. Hazeltine, 1872; P Martin, 2,I3; s
Aldrich, 23c; E Wiggins Csc l. Grant, ~; NJ
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-03-09
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN.

This provision is thought to explain the great inter-
est that the British Charge de 4fairs in Mexico has
manifested in forwarding this treaty These grants
are said to embrace some of the richest lands in Texas
The same correspondent mentions that there is a
secret article IN the Treaty which provides that the
time for ratltyng the Treaty may be extended to eight
months, instead or four, as is elsewhere specified
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-03-09
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS,
QUINCY, MASSACHUSETTS.

In days of yore, the poets pen
From wing of bird was plundered,
Perhaps of goose, but now and then,
From Jove's own Eagle sundered;
But, now, metallic pens disclose
Alone the poets numbers;
In iron, inspiration glows,
Or with the minstrel slumbers.
Fair Damsel could my pen inpart,
In prose or lofty rhyme,
The pure emotions of my heart,
To speed the flight of time;
What metal from the womb of earth,
Could worth intrinsic bear,
To stamp with corresponding worth
The blessings thou shouldst share?
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-03-09
FOLLY BINCHAM,s ESTATE

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court, holden at Hyde
Lanoie District, park within and for said district on
the 9th day OF March, D. lsiS William H. H. Bingham Execu-
tor the estate of Polly Bingham late of Morstown said dis
ct deceased presents his administration for
Whereupon Is ordered that the be referred the day
Of March 1875 at the Probate Office said ydepark for examn'
alton and allowances and that all concerned notified hereof
the publication Of this order the Green Mountain Freeman print
cd at Montpelier W. three weeks successfully may
that they may appeal and said and place. they
Object thereto II, P, SMITH, Judes, 10 3w
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-03-09
From The National HteIligencsr,
A Touching Memorial,

Few of our readers but will read with deep ant
tender interest the following copy of verses, writer
by MIR. ADAMS on the day preceding his fatal attack
Of illness and designed to accompany his autograph
signature, which had been requested by female
friend.
Written for Mss C. L. EalUmds, Of Massachusetts,, on
the day preceding his attack
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-03-09

One or more of the County Committee will attend
each of these meetings. and measures will be taken to
secure thorough and complete organization Of the
Liberty Party in each town. in order to secure unity
of action, SO essential to the advancement of noble
cause.
Feb. 90, 1913. Per order Co. Com.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-03-09

The American Bible Society during the past month,
besides books for home use has sent Bibles 10 Cuba,
Mexico California and the Sandwich Islands
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:
This may certify that have given my Loren W. Bacon D.
time and shah pay debts Of his contracting
his eHrnngs hereafter.
WillamsUwn Feb Is, 1913 InR AN $. GACO \.
Attest, James NJ K. Roberts,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-03-09

10 The Honorable Supreme Court of the state of Vermont next
to holden Montpelier within and foy the County ot Wash
ngon on The fifteenth TUESDAY neat AFTER the fourth rurs If
Iqmby showeth Ame Spear Of Montpelier, IN the county OF
washington ana state Of Vermont that at Montpelier
county washington and STATE Of Vermont, the 29h day e
then of said Montpelier and now residing in the state Of Conne
cut by the Rev. Buell. W. Smith, minister the Gospel dnlv
authorized to marry and from that time To the rst DIV of O1
obs. Of the marriage covenant in every respect
Your lib liant farther ~ts forth that the said ri hu H. being
sufficient ability provide suitable ainanaHce for your libel
ant and such medical treatment your lbeWt Of health
required has without cause, Wantony and refused
neglected TO provide the same,
Your hheant aYefs that the snid Ehu b. has failed To per
form marriage part and has treated yur H.
bent severe and cruel manner and by his cruel and uuknd
conduct abusive language, aud beating striking our hbean
has conducted with ntuieable severity to your ibclant
Your beant for the causes aforesaid pray that the bonds Of
matmon between her and the said Ehu b. may dissolved
that your lqnorS viii decree such sum out Of the estate o the
such part of the estate Of the said Ehu Blmay assigned
aud that your bean be restored to all things which she
AI,NIRA SPEAR.
Dated at Montpelier this 22nd day of February A. II. sis.
havnE been shown to me that the foregoing named balcc
resides without tins STAT and not within reach Of pmcess
the pGndeny Of ths o. by publication Of the sQmr, together
with this oder IN the Green Mountain Freeman printed Mont
thirty day before the GeenA Tuesday after the Tues
him appear object payer Of said petition being
granted II he see cause ,....,, .,,.,,,#r,
Judge Of supreme court;
Dated at Montpelier hc H2ud day Of february ~ H. bi5.
NO Tho uon,r,b,a Tho srr, c,,r, ~, =, -, ,,,. r.,
viii. within md FIR fhr Cnvnty oq Gsi,is nv" ~. ib
isf7 ' "'' '' '''''l "''''' VI 40 ''''''' a. ~
H., ro,ia, 80 rra,,, t-,,. . ~, e.. 49,, ,,.
bth tn, III ~ iS,, a :" 'tu Non Re
she was duly married to Air9n Kmbal ben Of cmaslu,
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Dr0t1s.

In Glover on the Goth ult Mis- Sarah Jay, aged 7G
In New Haven, East Mills, on the 9Th ult Mr. Jen-
ison Merritt, aged IS.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-03-09
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
ERAsTUs +. FITCH,s ESTATE,

STATE OF VERREoNT,l IN Probate Coun, holden Hyde
Lamole District Park within and for said District
the q day of February, A. d. 1913 solomon Brown Administrator
the estate of Erasus Fitch late of ydcph in said district,
deceased presents his administration for settlement where
upon is ordered that the be referred the 18th dav "r
March next the Probate Office said epU fer examination
and allowance and that all concerned be notified h by the
publication Of h' order in the Green Mountain freeman printed
Montpelier VT three weeks sGSeosyey may be- that
they nay appear and at said time and place. they cause
ject thereto. (9:3) ii. SMITH, Judge.
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.iIIlIIN I NTENIt

7.
Judge If supreme Court,
Dated at Montpelier yhc o2nd day Of rahnng y D. Io8
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Rutland County 0rganizatiOn~"COm

Meetings will be holden in the different towns IN
Rutland County, for the purpose of completing the
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u 9 8 e rs )
1 HOTEL AND GARDENS.

One at the most dsl,eatjA residences g the South.
81 miles CANA ofaa R ua
-ksssA Carroilton RAILROAD. s{1s 7, -
full prepared to accommodate limited number Of BoAD.
ERs, by the day. week. or month e
Per Day % Week, sio 90 Per Month q %
M gseast Dinner and supps p # any h0a
The best Of Wines and Liquors.
Ice Creams Ser5sts Lemonade, and SodeaeGter served
at the Saloon in the Gardens
The Dining and Resaurat under the charge Of
Mr. PoUCHEr, OF the first caterers and formerly OF
Billiard Tables, Ten. pin Alleys. and Quoits.
SsSd fsb1s 5%I sy aSs attached to the Hotel
extent are laid out with much taste and are in
fine order and far surpass anything OF the KIND IN the
BouapETs great variety always to be had applica
Eyss s9 ssss sgp sa + Stf1 EasiS
PASS, CHRISTIAN HOTEL.
E Hotel At tbs well known watering s term place situated
Orleans, will reopen for the reception Of visiter on
iUNE 1st During the winter considerable aera ~
view of adding to the comfort OF those seeking
The bachelors apartments, numbering sixty rooms. have
been finished superior manner and the prodreor fess
no hesitation in saying that they are not at any
Additional bedrooms wash houses, ironing looms, &C.,
have been erected expressly tor servants IN the employ OF
The SEA BATHING cannot be surpassed on the coast and
eonasasa Wiz hs A.lh5s
The design of the proprietor to render this establishment
first class Hotel in all its appointments and worthy the
patronage of the citizens of Louisiana and adjoining States
The splendid owpresure mail steamers Oregon and Jas
T. Day leave the terminus Of the RAILROAD daily after Jnne
1st u O'clock M, arriving at the Pass at P. M, and
during the season. the and elegant lowpessure steamer
California belonging to the same line VIII leave every alter
nextday The steamers Mobile and Montezuma also leave
regularly from the New Basin. 5#S :,
Families and Others, wishing to secure will please
address the subscriber.
rs R. H. MONTGOMERY, Pass Christian, Miss.
E Letters or other maiabe matter, left at the Office OF
uson corner Canal and Camp streets will be forwarded
daily my5 1mis 3mdSW
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ZMlCUfRE,S DAGUERREOTYPE.
INSURANCE OFFICES.
RIuER AMID FLEE INSURANCE.

RIVER AND FIRE INSURANCE.
Etna Insurance Company OF Hartford, conn.
STATEMENT OF ASSETS, ON LIST MARCH 1910. ats
Cash deposited in Phoenix Bank Hartford .$3S0 W 80
Cash deposiedin Banks in Hartford bearing -. ooo
stnct in iIsrforf Bank Hartford ........ 1880 5
- Pkmnix - ........s.. II, 300
:. :. Farmers and Mechanics Bank
Hartford ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~ 5SAV ss -
Stock in Exchange Bank. " ioO
& . Connecticut River Bank.s........ q Su
- EasIs Rank Providence ....... 1880 l&
- - fea Rank I zee Massachusetts, 800
'',.t' isounecrnt Rivar 1Jompany +. ~. 1900 is
- - 1890 Rairoai. 49,. 1850 -.
80. Hartford and New Haven Railroad 5,Vvo
The above Stocks are OF the most substantial
character, yielding 10 8 per cent interest
annually and worth at this time an a q, o no o,o
vance the above mentioned cost prices. oi S
Bonds OF Hartford and New Haven kanroaa Co... q y1
Real Estate in Hartford, yalned at 3S1io
ls Receivable pay able in 20 days after demand am
py secured by pledge OF Real or Personal Estate or ooo
solvent endorsers . -. st-o9o
Vo..lzs sssts Of Ire Company 3. 1896 $50
Ss7s AGENCY OFFICE, No. ~ camp street s
e The undersigned, Agents for The above COMPANY,
continue To policies at the lowest rates oil premium is
turning to customers III per cent = ,,oc,r,rf,p
myl0 til 18Th GEO. Claw WATSON 80
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WASHINGTON HOTEL,

Lake end of the Pontchartrain Railroad. 4
yHE present propretors of the above well known estab
L sbmept would inform the citizens of NewOr- NzszA
leans and all former patrons that the house after
having undergone thorough repara--
~sa&zHssto is now opened for their accommoda alton
this season, and they may feel assured that
endeavor win be made to fender their visits
The Restauran, will at all times be supplied with the best
Fish that the Lakes psoduce such Pompano Black FISH
Coake Trout Soft Crabs, ETC., besides all the delcaces 81
the New Orleans market. - +
~ None but the best of liquors served at the bar.
J. my26 I'm T. P. KENNEDY " co. 3
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4 FIRE IN MoBiLE.A destructive fire occurred
5in lobie on Saturday. II commented in the cot
ton warehouse Of Mr.. Tuthill, on Water, below
Church street, which contained 421 bales Of cotton
From the warehouse the fire communicated with
the foundry and machine shop of I. d. Spear & Co
The whole Of that extensive establishment, all the
way through from Voter to Royal street, was con
sllnled. Tie loss is very heavy. Nearly all its
contents, including q large amount of machinery,
some Of which cannot be replaced inthis country
fwislrpatterns for casting, which have been accu-
initiating for ten years, and We're valued at 5000
were almost entirely destroyed Besides this, five
SIX small wooden buildings on Wafer and Mon
roe streets were burnt. Tie atterwere Of little
value. The loss of Messrs Spear q Co. we have
mot heard accurately estimated but il must exceed
$50, 600, Of which not more than ten thousand were
covered by insurance. Il
sTHEG Rops. We have a letter from an inlelli-
gent planter on The bank Of the Bayou Macon, in
SErankl lin parish, dated June 18th, which says
Our crops are very fine. Cotton is earlier by
three weeks than we have ever had it. We had
blooms on the I'd inst. w have fine season, the
hands Keep healthy and our crops are clear Con-
cordiG Intelli genc6r,, 24th rs
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DAGU ERREOTYPE.
ELEorRo-MAGNETIc PORTRAITS

ELECTRO PORTRAITS.
Y the application Of the above mysterious agent to Da
ID guereotype "a discovery OF the subscribers the under
signed is enabled to produce PORTRAITS OF the most
superior kind in SINGLE sECoND--cachmg the precise
expression instantly and fixing indeby upon the silver
plate f Those who wish to retain in their families good
LIEENEssEs of relations friends do SO at moderate
price Rooms corner Of Canal and Charities SITS
No Cisrtles street. lmy3 lyJ w. II. HUTCAiNGs. :
lfAGUIRE,S DAGUERREOTYPE..
NJ would respectfully return thanks the liberal patron
II age bestowed him he first had the honor OF
introducing the DAGUEREEOTYPE into Newt Orleans,
FIVE yea ago. during which time he has taken more portraits
than any other person in the world. His specimens were
exhibited at the Fair connection with Others taken py
Fist Premium Nospecimens exhibited at his establishment
out those taken by himself M assures the public that his
the His long experience and constant practice are
beauful art. Genuine Voigtander Cameras 70 per cent.
cheaper than in the cty all other articles the same
Plates at 81 per dozen Scoils No for 50
the best plates made in the United States Gases 81 70 and
SO so; New York Cameras at $l6.
81. Entrance No 6 GaMp street nlhfI If
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FAMILY BUTTER AND

EEDEN The lCE-HDl,c1,,
" Corner Of st. Charles eiaa =
P0gdras strsets The subsenD.eIl :
have made angenaefts WIN tne
best DANES Of New York, rem EN-,
sylvania and the Vest pt IS 2 = con-
stant supply of ,..a~
Sweet Table Bntl eh -;
deu Z VI our customers without
extra charge in Stone JARS from
3to 10 b. .I,.,. 8
~ / i s Italian, French Holland
and american CHEES n: ~
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N EW o ii s
1'll JUNl; 81 ls4s i.

~ -
al; md ,,,,d
liam Roses has Heisrv aInfIls ,ss;a,,It
jf1a " tftiIiIt to Hi vas iscarssd from M
cistlv 81 The FOLLOWING, T,.rss ,srs
aryisY,edz Il III ~ illafi,rd d5;ss "a (6t d IN
lof
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.ss ssas N = Y 49,
.sss' q s y = -.
No LICENSE Thomas Hanly was yestenlays
sent by Recorder Baldwin before the First District
Court, for selling liquor without 4 license
Z ls - 3, s-s7- e IS ,,,ssss
NIT s. e e. isli-
~ ~ /" an " yu1se
lof eplseipI q ooft' Ter ING ferod o.
,1he y ol., ,ne
3e'ng mou'ted nus heh morse, attempted 10
zap l1ito VIZ cias ~ pl is coud not GENE is
Wen ,,,rs How q Il H. a., ,,,;,,
,,,
sesn u Rom the rerfned hsa,s 70
The unwbplesoe cutters o resty We Who sy are
addicted to reading novels, and blush whist ye
read Il, that on sunday evening last, Lucy How
ard, Maria Caliagta nam Ellen Shea, and Mary Cole
man. We're arrested iQf pitching infg each other Ike
fifteen Thousand tons OF bricks they tore each.
osfler;s 1air-7bla ekened each others eyes, and
scratched each oifefs eheeks, and to add to the
enermty @ the case ihey We're Yesterday remand
III.
e - - = -7 y = :
VERY MYsTEklous,-A woman named CANA
rlne boyle, Was yeseefuay Drought before RECORDER
BALDWIN Tor having been found drunk, and horrible
to relate, having three imbles IN her possession
we irtst that nose tilnpies VIII De looked MO
Il, D., -,1,,. se.s.
ia aaI
rsv seed in fe h darl
maiden named Clarissa m Girod street the follow
ing articles, VIZ, one bonnet made of deep sky blue
satin, and furnished luxuriously inside with rows of
crimson roses and several lanes OF lilies; also
Vel, so delicate that through IFS lntersilces the mi
nuiest fault inthe form and face Of a Circassian
beauty might have been instantafeously detected,
amount Of from 3d. TO $780, according 10 theI Of
the buyers. Clarlssa Qoyely for the disciples
Of Beaumont aud FLETCHER , was politely requested
To be allowed 10 have her head shaved, and after
having babe adieu 10 the sacffeial scissors, her
scalp looked like q pumpkin thai had been glazed
IN the iioen-day sun, and afterwards done up re-
ilarhably Drown $3.50
i *. 4 -, II, a. -, ,f 60
w S,; brn,,yt h. rra Raaor'Ier
:, i1,;l.s' 80 ..I
'.sl..,al - ~, H., H. Laa!l
;,L I,,0 Ill ~ III. ,a
ra,,d 1TsI Tie M. IF ta ;s s,it of
S;, ~ al sl : sLa,,ld h fpnn5 ont
,,'hat,a - ,,at,ia a,,r', 'sa, :,
"i'o'i'qi = 800, ~ " y o1su SUI
FIRST MUNICIPALITY CoUNeIL.-This body met
last evening, but did not transact single item of
business thatWas worth reporting. This much we
We are happy 70 say, however, that the members
Ii III ~ @ ssSs
,se s that each 81 then had done DIS duy ana
any longer.
' t"s io''s - - - 49, +
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ROCKVILLE BRICK MANUFACToRY.
ITOEY & BYINGTON respectfully inform the citizens
and Hoeyyie that they prepared TO deliver the
cheapest and best made BRICKS in the Southern country
ment Is the largest in tie South and the patronage of the
public is respectfully invited. ,s,, IS
my30 If 4 "A HOEY BYINGTON. s.