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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-03-24
FARM ron SALE.
Real Estate for Sale.

MILL be sold al AUCTION.
AAIftffA w ON IhlEadaS dc sOh day Of
IA MdrA naSt- at one O'Clock, r. M,
e&H unless sooner disposed of at private
sale, all that part Of the real estate
OF Thndeus Miller, deceased, lately held in
dover by Mary Miller, widow OF said dcceased-
Said estate consists Of a dwelling house, barn, &c,
with about q acres Of land, situated IN the west
village Of Brattleboro, and another piece OF now
ing and pasture land Of eleven acres, situated about
a quarter of mile farther west.
The sale will be at the dwelling house, and a per,
feet title will be given by the heirs.
For further particulars and a view Of the premi-
SEES, apply to HENRY MILLER, near said DWELL
ing house.
March IL, 1913. 2w30s
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-03-24
wanted.

WHITE and DnowS RAGS, for which We will
w nav Cash. Also, from so to 100 Cords OF
GOOD Wood. WOODCOCk VlNTON
Hrattleboro, June IA, ls47' iyt'
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-03-24
GRASS SEED.

A PRIME LOT Of Herds Grnss, Redtop and
N Glover Seed, just received and for sale BY r,,
WHEELER & PRATT
March 22, ls4s. 4wsl
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-03-24

- q. sxaF rsHy,~ ss<sas~~->, $50
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-06-14
For The Advertiser |
TO TIE CANDIDATES.

We intended to submit few remarks
further upon your opinions in regard to the
Bank, but c"nnecting your explanations
and speeches. with your addresses TO Voler,
we incline to think that ail-of you are dis.
posed TO develope The condition Of that in
slItulIon' while some of you upon princi-
pie are even against re. e.chartcr.
This latter, has been controyerted
question ever since the establishment, of
our governmenr,-an one. which we
would have discussed in order 10 elicit iu-
formation, upon banking generally. and.
upon ours in particular. Wiihour further
illusions 10 your opinions, we submit a
few Considerations in respect to The Bank.
Abou, the year 1924, the Legislature
appointed a Commit ee Of Inspection; to
examine minurcly, The affairs and stua>
ton of the Bank, and report to the Legis-
laure tic result thereof. This regulation
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-06-14
GREENWOOD
FEJ7K.gLE .FE.RDE.W Y,

UNDER THE CONTROL OF THE BAPTIST DE.
N0MINA rIoN.
MH R. and MRS NICHOLS have nuch
ISA pleasure in again offering to their friends
their very grateful thanks for the continued Ell
enlargement they have received.
The third session OF their Sc!Iuol terminated
on the srh inst. and The next will Commence
on The first Monday in July, when hcy earn.
es'ly hope that nn appreciation OF the efforts
they have made 10 establish a superior ScE""i
by their own nnsparing exertions and by en-
Sagng superior assistance nj very considerable
expense, will be manifested in am increased pa.
tionage and an untiring Recommendation on
the pant of their friends.
The Music and Drawing Departing nis vii,
be continued unde, the charge OF Miss SARAH
A WRAY, of Augusta. and ii is very sincerely
hnped that the valuable services Of that lady
may long be- secured to the Institution by every
encouragement being given to tie exercise of
those talents which, during the past session.
afforded such high satisfaction.
Ii is though, advisable 10 contradict report
that The number Of pupils is limi ed:-any
number can be received and instructed.
Terms Of Instruction and any other informa
tipn required will be immediately forwarded by
mail on application to the Principal.
Greenwood, June 10, 1913.
Ine ID St 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-06-14
Take Notice.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
ABBLVILLE DISTRICT.

ABBLVILLE DISTRICT.
MM7 HEREAS, the last Will and Testamen,
w Of Edward Collier, deceased, was adj
mted to Probate, in common form. in Otdina.
ry. on 2Ith May last, and there being no proper
or legal Executors to the said WILL and Pc,
ttlon and Suggestion being presented and filed
by VIM. E. Collier and others, lesa,ces next
of kin. requesting the Ordinary TO carry ont the
provision Of the said Will, as required by The
Act Of Assembly, passed 1886 in such cases;
therefore, an ider was passed on said petition
granting the prayer thereof. and the estate is
now in the custody of David Lesly, Ordinary
Of Abbevile District for administration.
All llpersons, therefore .haying demands against
the said estate, will present their notes or other
written evidences Of Indebtedness. together
with trnc copy thereof; and those who have
accounts against the estate will have them pro
ven. as the ia,o requires merchants and shopkccp.
CTS TO prove their accounts on suits instituted in
the Conrt of Common Pleas, viz that no par,
thereof was paid in the lifetime of the !est,tor
by settlement, discount or otherwise, nor since
his death, aud that all discounts have been al
lowed.
All demands whatever must be presented
without failure. on or before the first day Of
December next; and all those indebted to the
estate (except those who have running accounts
al the Blacksmith shops, mills, &c for the pre-
sent year. who will he required 10 settle by the
25rh Of December) must make irnmediate pay
ment. rs no indulgence can be given; for as all
the residue and remainder of the estate will be
sold this ensuing fall, it becomes necessary to
know by that time the full extern, Of the debts
in order that the Executor may turn over The
specific legacies without future liabilities
DAVID LESLEY, o. A. n. u Ex'or
June ID I2w 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-06-14
SHERIFFS SALE.

DY virtue of sundry wrirs orFieri Fa-
- cias. TO me directed. I will proceed
TO sell at Edge6eld Court douse, 90 The
first Mo1daYsahd Tuesday following, in
July next, The following property, in
the following cases, viz:
w w. Geiger, and others, scvcraly, vs..
Elizabeth Carter, the tract of land where's
on the defendant lives. containing five
thousand acres more or less adjoining Of
lands Of John Wise, John Marsh and
others.
Joseph N. Bailey vs.. Abijah Abney,
trac: of land containing five hundred
acres, more or less, adjoining lands of
Elizabeth Garter, Joseph Rumley, and
others.
Terms of sale cash.
S. CHRISTIE, $. E, D.
June l2 at 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-06-14
Oak Forest.
For the advertiser.

THE BANK Ann MISTER SHULTZ.
Be silent ye ScrlJblers and "poters.'
The question is seule'i-llenry Shullz.
the " founder and builder of Hamburg"
has raised his voice in favor Of The Bank
Who will dare 10 d0uh,-ruch more as
sail It now ! The Founder" Of Hamburg
can never want money. He is not look.
ing for dIscounls-his testimony is disiu.
terested and conclusive When he did re
quire money, The hank he declares. loaned
it freely. Who after that, can question
tina; it is wisely ard prudentiy managed !?
|, is a vulgar idea that this bank, like
common banks" needs gold and slvor to
redeem its bills. says Mr.. Shnltz. THE
Stale is its capital" The whole property of
the Stale belongs 10 the bauk-every dollar
Of every man is bound for its circulation.
Let tissue its paperin boundess profusion,
build towns in swamps. and rail roads over
mountains, ami befriend public beneiac-
tors like Mr.. ShulIz. Its paper is safe
without gold and silver, for the State Of
South Carolina is estimated 10 be worth
near $3.50 O00, ,009-shaIl "A Vo,er," or
MANY Voters" have The hardihood to at
tempt 10 arres, this, and preserve their
property from The bounti full expenditure of
The Bank, hy requesting 'hoir representa-
tives 10 have an eye to the distributions of
IT'S favcrs. Mr.. Shullz says it is all a
farce" i, is suprcmely ridiculous for an
humble citizen who belongs with all he
possesses to the bank, TO pretend TO in
quire whether it Intends to pay lis bills out
of his property, or out Of the gold and sill
yer capital placed in its hands. II is down
rieh, impertinence for him 10 ask who
gets The money. II is quite enough for
him to know that his Lore! Paramont--lhe
Bank spends. and its friends fare sumptu-
ously every day, while fate has made him
only A BANK SERF.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-06-14
Or. Il. III. DeLamge,
Surgeon Dentist,

FROM [ HARLESTON g. AUGUSTA.
NE7ILL visit during Ibis or the following
w week. Edsefeld G.. H., and can be
found at Mr.. Spann.s Hotel.
Refer to DR.. 3. a. Rodrigues. Surgeon
Dentist, in Charleston and to many Of the
most respectable families in Augusta and Ham.
burg.
Dr.. Del will administer when required, the
Chlorofarm, which has been recently inlrodnc'
ed, to destroy all sensibilily to pain; both in
Europe and the United States with success.
nlue 7 I'M 20
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-06-14
THE MALE AND FEMALE
Academies i'm Greenwood,

ABBEViLLE DISTRICT, S. G.
Under the cpn,rol nfthe Baptist Denomination
faNllE frs, session of the present year in
4 the above SchuDls, having closed this
day. the Board Of Trustees desire TO bring them
again to the favorable notice of their friends
and tic public generally.
The Exercise: of the Male Department have
been ahIy and satisfactorily conducted by Mr..
ALLEN DEDRlcK. gentleman Of gond moral
character, dinifsd manners, and high literary
attanments; possessing that order of mind
which eminentIy qualities him for the vocation
he has chosen-the instruction of Youth.
Whilst the Board are happy in expressing
before the public the great satisfaction which
MIR. Dedrck has, in every respect, rendered III
his department. they can most confidently re.
comEiend their Schuol to their friends, and 10
all friends of education, feeling assured that
The expectations Of ho~e whose Suns ENJOY the
advantages Of this Institution will lie fully real
ICED Mr.. Dtdrick being u graduate of one of
the first literary institutions in the United States,
(Union College Of New York, and bearing The
highes, lestimo mails from Professors Of the Col
lege. and from other distinguished literary gen.
tlemen, Is fully qualified to prepare young men
for College.
The Female School is still under the care
of Professor r. Fl. NICHOLS. The reputation
which this gentleman has acquired in The duties
Of his profession and the entire satisfaction
which he has given his patrons, during resi-.
dence Of IL months in our Village, render it
unnecessary for the Board, at this time, 10 speak
of his qualifications az Rector of Female
School. MIR. Nichols and Lady have. with
percevering effHrts, endeavored to establish 4
Female School Of high order, and at considera-
bic expense, have secured the services Of n
very able assistant, Miss SARAH A WRAF, of
Augusta, Ga. Il yonns lady of superior mind
and fine accomplishments under whose charge
the Music and Drawing departments have been
most satisfactorily conducted the pas, session.
It has been and slill is the des gn Of The
Board to elevate their Institutions to nm emf.
nencc not to be surpassed by any institutions
of a similar kind in the State. TO accomplish
this desirable object they have endeavored to
engage the most competent Instructors. In
this they have been peculiarly fortunate in the
choice of those whose names appear above
They appeal 10 their friends to aid them in
their enterprise. by their patronage and intiu-
ence. Hoping TO afford additional facilities the
ensuing session, to those pupils who may enter
their Schools the Board confidently expect a
liberal patronage Terms rs heretofore pub
lished Tuition money not required until the
end of each session.
The 2nd Session will commence the lstMon.
day in July next.
JAMES NJ. CHlLEs, Pt. B. T.
Greenwood, Jane 9th, 1siS.!
june Ii ct 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-06-14
For the Advertiser.

BY foreign hands Thy dying eyes were closed,
By foreign hands thy ardent limbs compos'd,
BY foreign hands thy humble grave adorn'd.
BY strangers honoI'd, & by strangers monrnd.
PORE.
To think Of those dying at distance
from US whom we esteem as friends. and
upon whom We look with feelings Of ien-
derness, deprived in their last moments of
The consolation Of having those around
them 10 administer TO heir wants, who are
rendered near aud dear to hem by The Ties
of relationship, is solemn indeed. Yer
how mauy die IN This melancholy way.
Just sixteen months ago. aud our much
lamented friend JESSE HILL, in the visor
Of youth and manhood, went from among
us, TO battle for his country's rights. That
the honor of our Dis'ric, should be sus.
,ained, he was more than willing to fore
go The eujoyment OF domestic retirement
and ease. yielding withou' reluctance to
that which he considered to be his duty, he
voluntarily offered himself sacrifice 10
the we'll being Of his country. His fate
IKE that of great macy others was not
10 fall gallaut!y resisting The furious onset
Of a merciless enemy. But TO die from
disease, under the conviction Of having
performed his duty 80 far as he was able
He died on the 18Th Of September ~.
Had his life been spared. aud should an
opportunity have presented itself. there is
no doubl hut that be would have done
honor TO himself and friends. or mild
and humane dispositions; strictly tenacious
Of wha, he considered to be his right. an
advocate TO the moral contained in the
sentiment "do unto others, as you would
,ha, they should do unto you," caused him
strictly To regard, and never to injure the
feelings Of any one without provocation.
Consistency, blended with 6rmness was
his ruling principle. 1t was this decision
of character, together with the many other
epnobling qualities that be professed, that
never failed to elicit the admiration Of all
with whom he became acquainted. When
the disease of which he died was in its
worst state. il was with the greatest posi-
bic effort that be could be restrained from
marching on with his company. Heroic
youth, had his physical energies equaled
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-06-14
Head Quarters,
Cd Regiment Cavalry, 5. c. NJ. {

III NtsIMeHl CuVaITy, o.C. W.
ORDERS No. d.
A N ELECTION will be held at the Chero-
"a kce Ponds on the fourth SatuI day in July
next, tor Captain to command the Edgefeld
iIussars Troup of Cavalry. to GIL the vacancy
occnsioncd By the resignation OLA J. Hanf'
inDnd
Other vacancies ;rany should occur by this
Election, will be flied at Tho same Time.
lieut.. Merriwelhcr II C. Mathis, and John
Batter. will arl as Managers.
Dy Order of
THOS. W. LANIAM, Col.
Cd Regimen, Cavalry s e. VI.
jnne7 81 90
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-06-14

!. Stare A1ductors Conuicted.-Thomas
Garrett aud Holm Hum, two Philanthro.
pic gentlemen in Delaware who aided
and absttedsin The escape offs or r56 slaves
from Maryland have heen convicted IN
the U. S. Circui: Courl al New Castle,
Delaware. The former was fined in the
sum of3500. and the latter S2500.
Wheat ,Hdrvest.-The Wheat harvest
in this District has generally commenced
this week. and the weather has becn OF The
most delightful kind-cear and cool tor
the season. The crop Of Wheat is turns
ing out we'll on mos, farms. There is
more forward Wheat sown than formerly
in This District. Many farmers are be.
ginning to conclude that it is surer crop
than the later varieies.-Grsenville Noun
tdineer.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-06-14
NOTICE.

NWTECE.
A LII Persons indebted TO the subscriber as
"A administrator the estate of Thomas j.
Hibbler, nre for the last time requested to come
forward and make paymen, before return day
in October, as am dUtel mined 10 close up the
business. Attention To- the above will save
cost. ). /. fEhhiM
june NJ ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-06-14
MARLBOROUGH.

THE FIVE Of Company D, who were killed
BY The same cannon all, are, Sergean; Block
er, Corporal LeweIlyn Go"de, and Prlvates
Matthew Martin, Turner Crooker, and Henry
Caliham.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-06-14

Notice.
YEEHE Estate Of Marshal K. Smith, deceased,
q being without administration, and there
fore derelict, all persuns having papers pertain
ing to The estate. are requested TO hand them
over to me by The earliest practicable time, and
all those indebted to the estate to make pay
ment. ami ihnse having demands to present
them properly atested.
JOHN HILL, o. F.. D.
june II GIN 81
-" Hamburg Journal will please copy.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-06-14
JOHN I'D. CEzAS NE. ID,
EDhuSfcay92 and Sturgeon.

ED EGS leuve to offer his professional scryi>
q b ces TO the citizens of r:dge6eId and viciui.
ty and respectfully TO solicit share of their
patronage.
Doctor C.'s past success in the treatment Of
diseases of men, women and children, enconr-
ages him thus 10 ask the support Of an enlisht.
ened community.
REFEREE NOES:
v. Mott. NJ. D., New York City,
A. Clark, NJ. D..
Il. G. Frary. NJ. d., Hudson. N, Y.
C. KinbalI, NJ. D.. Lowell, Mass.
III. Fl. Child, NJ. D.. Piusield. Mass.
N. Prompt attention given to calls Jeff
my residence, the house formerly occn' led by
S. S. Tompkrns, Esq. by night or day, Or at
the Pos, Office by day. J. ID: e.
May II If II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-06-14
MORE NEW GOODS
kt Roberts Cheap Cash

PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.
"A MOTHER Hogshead Of that unequailed
IA SUGAR. II pounds for 81 90.
MOLASSES, same as last, 374 cents a
gallon,
FactcrY Yarn. all numbers,
Best Rio COFFEE a, l0t lbs. for 81 90;
Jars Lorillards Maccaboy Snuff,
gross pressed fine cut Tobacco,
Pocket knivos, Handsaw Fllcsj
Carpenters Knob Locks.
Trace Chains, Percussion Caps;
Gunpowder, Wooden Milk Pals.
Tack Hammers Shoe Brushes,
Snspender, and Pearl Shirt Buttons.
Fish Hooks, yellow and white Fish Lines,
Corkscrcws, Shot and Lead.
Which. with my well selected stock, reteiv.
ing constant additions, / will sell low, for Cash.
K. S. ROBERTS.
may 81 # 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-06-14

BY foreign hands Thy dying eyes were closed,
By foreign hands thy ardent limbs compos'd,
BY foreign hands thy humble grave adornd.
BY strangers honor'd, & by strangers mourn'd.
pnDc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-11
onPOKATiUN NOTICE

COnPOK>TiUN NOTICE.-Piers st the foot Of
tGonvern.oT street, East RissT-fghile poto' y &c
hy given Oh the propretors o. lots lyins opposite 20
the Of and pelsons otherwise int-fes.so ~ w
between the side Of the foot Of Montgomery stree
aud the de of the tOt OF GouF-rneprsue-t 81
also 70 ~ the grops,oi o' S,Sx 10 b-
fronts the bukhead situated on the East RIVER o-'~re
d. rs,r "a. of The loot Of sud tho
xs. .de Of the foot Of Wsnut-street that ~, Mayor
Aldermen and COmnousy OF the City o. Nee iois hasr
determined upon sinking and eompleupe per toin '
foot Of Gougsruear-stre.t under the direction OF hs
street commisEonSr -sch pier &c ~ two hundIsn aL
ten 2lcl feet In length b. forty ffn feet IN "dth 's
.rs 10 - c nms before the first day Of Marct
o.xt eosgne ant he compet.f within four nos b, tnse
after 70 Wit b. the first day u Jolly 1913 And nou' -
farther given 70 The Of lots lying pppo
ate TO- the o. and per.ous Interested = ~ fs,ao
that they required. before The expiration u sp
s,ess from The date o. tni' notice SO ahFeI.s- "
.nfy sfi.ins the Street Commissioner A. DIS once
No Hall " Records their Intentions 10 anle Vim thr
said Corporsfion 10 snsl ani CON Pietuf &c So to
Aforesaid and contbuts their respective proportion,
Of the expense u sukinE NOD comp sins we sane o.
ut 10 mite 10 'inkinf -nd eomPsuns ine s%ne sh'
set- their respective proportion o. the 90
p-0.e thereof hey my deem eAP.di7ut Ahd no Zee
4 hereby father DF-o that aoy persons the 'opHs
of lots opposite 70, the o~ncfs o. q parsons
oth-,~.. int essn 10 the ~s, f'roos the as
the River between the esst De u ne FOO 81 Won't
somery.e,t I'D the west ics Of the loot Of Oo1Vsf
.f--f al refuse n-2ie ~ comply Win the o.
Aforesaid and sh =, not hear dschsrse ihef
proportoas parts The expense OF sinking znc pi~
tnE sad pier from the westerly sfe ~ The loot o. Cow
rnsor.t..t a. .ors.sd md ttaf II any persons the
proprietor Of o's yinE opposite TO- the o.
Interested IN the wse fronts Or The bulk
he'd the Fast River between the sa.t side u tie loot d
cavern and the side Of the foot Of Wal
shall refuse nesl-et 20 ply With the d.
so,~ssd .nc hal %, b-sr Or disehsrgc Their
prop roual plrs Of the erpeuss u snkiDg and compe
n9 ssf pier rCul the a.tey side ~ Oh foot u Gouve
o-usrset syfead thai sails persons Aforesaid Ill
iv-y suus sn' completed and he Wharfage sn-iue
Their from according q tho se' ~ the Legislature Of ms
stale 10 saeh cas- maze and provided. -,.-,..
MARTIN THOMPSON Street rotnrlissionef.
street COmmls-ioucrs once, January =, lcts - o~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-11

1'AXE-, Ist7.-Psblie notice b. hereby sis-a, .hai
40 sdsitoa Of o1s per c-u, will he ehsrssd o. tSs
ensoins unpaid oI 18Th dsy cf February and TIC
pe n csut. on the 18Th CAY Of March
The Receiver wsuld gp,n tsS.2sJers inc ln ppi
snc, az u..ns a. ,.Ty p.yu.rt q. pssibe avoid the
cfu-d and de ~ which must n-ce-ssry oecaf sns pre-
yous 20 the per e.utss-s hript sdd-d
SMITH DUNrlSG, Receiver Of Tsxea
osee Of Receiver Of Taxes Public Buildings, Pus, De
eemb-r j., lsi7
A. NJ to2P N. BussbLs noasy only received uncs,
.ny -;rcurstase=a ar
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

f~t nsW-fJ ~ DAILY itl1 - ~ ~. ~ '-i' :
ENEaY MORNING. SUNDAY EtcErTED,
~ The Tribune Buildings, corner Of sprse'
aud Nassau streets, opposite the Chy Hans
,ud delivered 20 City sgh,crb,rs for ~ Crrrs prr
or wae0 fheg prefer. they can pay N sdT.ncs - ~
Desk Tor six month. Or y-srsi N same rate sag
copies. Two CssTs Nal sshscno-f, Fse Douef
per .nnuul In adysVe, ard no psf-f 10 co case eoel
tinusd beyond ,he ice for which " - e.ic ssose''y
don. tai IN Tor six usstb, Three Dollars n shyxoI
r.auirsd 10 all exchanges With County Se~sgspenl
D-ily paper. received Al 'h,s ofss who's teTs :,
ni.her thaa thos, OF THE IsIsyss, are oct ssoss
sny difference
Issas % sDyEgTisIsSffs dsr9-eeJ
five Lines, o. ss-Fi.s iL,ertoa..........A5 ees'
each 'ae.,q4sHt inssrtioH..'''''''la
IN the inside. ........."
Over Ten Iines-frst insertion. cent? ~
.scn subsequent Insertion esch uaJ be
every isy. Or once, t~ios .ar-e times cenb De
week 81 the option ~ the .dyerfisrf.., =.
Inside Adverti.emeou~-Fiye Cent? ire 'o1 v
INSERTION aud -Four C.ot- Tor -ch .ub-e2sent oce
BIRTas, Nasgiscss, FUsEEsL Soricss, ss s'f"~~
ing nue Inns. d cent?
~ All adv.rti,.mens. inherited ia mi. psper s7p~
9TH in the Morning and Eyoains Etitiop
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-11
TRICK McCAFFERTY. Collector, No Hall of Records
The above Assessments to be paid to PA

THE DAY
pemeno hsmomng
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-11
Upper CANADA

NJINIHG CONPANy-S uoe 10 hereby given ~"
wi c. 4 ore shilfug ard thee pencs per snss "a .
.ssessahe stock Of th. Upper Canada minhf 1870
bn, thu .y been rnsde-p-y sbe 10 'wD nst.llGsnn
.-v.n-pence hafpennv each Le lith asy OF Feofss
y ard TIE lst day Of Jgne nest, r-.peeusely r..,
Such payments may be mate a. any II the foNe-n'
oIacea fhtf 10 gay e the Commercial Bank, a. hns
ton or its agencies Hamilton, Toronto sDf Mon res
or 10 Me,.fs " a J. Curri-. % W-i.t sEsnts o. ~
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