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The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1849-04-06
H @ M cop ATH Y

DR ADAMS having located, himself at
IL Port Gibson, would respectfully give
notice to its citizens and surrounding coun-
try, that he is prepared to treat disease, both
acute and chronic, according TO the princi-
pies ofthe Homeopathic System of Practice.
Having had the advantage of thorough
education in the old school Of medicine, and
over ten years practice according TO its
principles; and more recently, having STU
died the new or Homeopathic method, and
practiced it with most satisfactory success
for seven years; he feels warranted in assu-
ring all who may wish to test the superior
claims ofthe Homeopathic practice, that he
has it in his power to give them all the ad-
vantages, both of knowledge and expert
ence, that they can secure any where.
As test of the efficacy and power of
this practice, cases are solicited which have
been treated in vain by the ordinary means.
Any information or explanations on the
subject will be freely given by calling on
DR.. A., at his room, at the Washington
Hall.
Reference.-J. B. Thrasher, Esq, Port
Gibson, DIR. w. ]. Gibson, Clifton, Hon.
w. L. Sharkey, Gen. Bradford, H. l..
French and S. f. Hunt, Esqs., Jackson.
DIR. Caspair, Louisville, KY, DIR. Temple,
St. Louis, Drs. Pulte and Bauer, Cincinnati,
DR.. Davis, Natchcz, and DIR. Kellog, New
Orleans.
Port Gibson, October 13, ls4s. 7-tf
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1849-04-06
A. j. M'GIL 4biueglst.

re now receiving his New Goods, e. lately
purchased "gh by himself in Philadelphia l;l! III
f'I Ss~ sssortment Un @ Of Drugs, Medicines, Chem
ioi ions Paints Oils Brushes &C. dGgeih aIee.
er with the greatest variety OF fancy a1,Srss No.s
ever brought to the market opleho'a aanes moss
Paper Enveops, seals waler1' 10Th e%'i, brushes,
nail n il brushes, rush hair brushes, comb brushes
pocket noel g' combs, coarse combs, fine combs
PUuTec ivory combs, shaving brushes, shaving box
es' e snuff boxes, Chapman's razor straps
Wade & Butchers celebrated razofs' pen
knives of superior quality. Also letter pa
per of the best quality, cap paper, G,ahn :
books, mem. books, school books OF all Inc
various kinds that are in use in the ooulh'
toy books for children, &c.
All these articles are offered at as low
prices as the present times will afford.
September %, 1913. 5-n
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1849-04-06
FRESH ARRIVAL

JUST received and now opening at the
y store of POTTS & HASTINGS, a
large supply of Fresh Groceries, such as
Coffee, Sugar, Molasses, coarse & fine Salt;
Superior Green and Black Tea;
Table Salt, in boxes;
Sperm and Star Candles;
Soap of various brands;
Starch, Sweet Oil, Ketchups;
Soda Biscuit and fresh Boston Biscuit;
New York Goshen and Western Butter;
Butter Crackers, Buckwheat Flour;
Lard Oil, Whiskey, Porter, OUTS. & pints;
Nails, Powder and Shot, Pipes;
Tobacco of all qualities, &c. &c.
Western Produce always on hand at Grand
Gulf prices, as Flour, Cheese, Onions, Po-
tatoes, Lard, Bacon and Hams.
Dec % II
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1849-04-06
The Plough, the Loom, and
The ANVIL.
70 The friends Of .4grtculftre, ManWac-
tHres, and all the useful branches of

10 me FTle7edS 81 s1Sftcduufe, HIdny0c-
tures, and all the useful branches Of
american Industry.
FEyHE object in view, in The establishment
Il of this work. is not merely TO amuse its
readers with accounts Of extraordinary crops
from single acres, and prodigious weights of
bulocks, sheep and hogs. No!-the purpose
is to keep the reader advised of II really new
and valuable discoveries and Improvements in
the implements and animals employed in agri
culture; and in the processes and principles of
the most profitable systems of uusbandry in all
its various branches-ths is not all. If it were,
the single word PLOUGH might sufficiently
evince that purpose; but the fact is far other
wise. BY adding to it, the LOOM and the AN
VII, the Editors design to indicate at once,
that another and leading object is, to enforce
their belief, by proving its truth, that the
Plough never has, nor ever can prosper so well,
as when the Loom and the Anvil are at work
as near to il as the nature OF things will ad
nit; anC therefore, that the Planter and the
Farmer ought heartily to unite to cause the
esta blishment Of an efficient and permanent
system Of protection, such as would draw a
round them n OF only the Loom and the Anvil,
but the Saw and the Trowel, and the LapsoEe.
The Coal HEAVIER and the Iron Monger; in or
der that those engaged in cultivating the soil
may save in the sale Of their produce both time
and labor, for the enrichment Of their lands and
themselves.
But this is not the place TO 20 into argu-
ments to prove these positions. We respectful
ly solicit those to whom our best DAYS have
been devoted, 10 study the sublect in the pages
of the work we offer; for of all classes of socie-
ty, this question of Protection or Free Trade, is
most interesting TO those who should desire to
multiply consumers, not rivals, in the produc-
tion Of the fruits Of Agriculture.
The terms are-$2 each, where five unite
SIS for two subscribers, and 50 for single one.
SixIy-four pages monthly, printed in the best
style, and on the best paper.
The work being stereotypcd, the back NAM
bers may always be had.
Address, J. S. SKINNER,
81 Dock ST., Philadelphia.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1849-04-06
NJ D D I C. [ N ES
ZOE the Sun,rner OF 1S4S!

For the summer Oh S4o
NT p. MOODY has just received from
In. Philadelphia, and is now opening LOT
inspection full and complete assortment OF
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils and Dye
Stuffs.
ALSO,
an assortment of BOOKS & STATlONE-
RY, comprising a good variety of FoolscaP
and Letter Paper, Quills, Steel Pens, Draw
ing Paper, Crayons. Note Envelopes, Brls-
tol Boards, Sand Boxes, (fancy) Ink, Ink
Stands, Paper Boxes, &c.
"a IA ED
well selected lot of PERFUMES, Toilet
Bottles, Soaps, Hair Oils, Beef Marrow,
Powder Pufs, Cologne Water, all sizes,
French Extracts, Smelling Bottles, Otto
Rose in Gilt Walls, and general assort-
ment offancy articles, selected expressly tor
the Ladies.
ALSO,
a full assortment of Patent Medicines, Ply
sicians Pocket instruments, Reverseaction
Scarifcators, Tooth Forceps, Stomach
Pumps, Dissecting Instruments, Evans
Lancets, &C., &c.
Prescriptions compounded at all hours.
June %, lS4S. 43
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1849-04-06
LIVERY STABLE,
Port Gibson, Miss.
-! 3
FARE REDUCED.


ENROM and after the first day Of fAp5
i next, there will be Four Horse Star
leaving Port Gibson, for Grand Gull, ever
day, at o'clock, a. m. Returning, will
leave Grand Gulf every day, at 3 s'clocs
p. m. Another Stage will leave Grand
Gulf at s o'clock, a. M, and returning, will
leave Port Gibson, at o'clock, p. m.
Fare for | seat to or from either place, 50
+" 8 and from do sam day.l VI
The following regulations will be strict
ly adhered to:
lst. No seat will be considered engagl
until paid for.
I'd. The fare must invariably be pailn
advance
Sd. Each passenger will be entiled9
so pounds baggage.
4th. Extra baggage will be chargedE1
cents per pound.
5th. All packages will be requiredtoi'
entered on the Way-Bill, or we will not b
responsible for the same.
9th. All packages under 10 lbs. lOcn
Packages over 10 and under 25 /" i
g 25 so . !"
50 100 i" 50
On money, 1-10th of one per cent.
7th. All packages must be paid lorVhss
entered on the Way-Bill.
Sth. At any time when the Stage il llr
extra Hacks will be sent at the same lns
and price.
9th. Those wishing TO leave betpet1
regular Stage hours, will be charged al
Hack prices.
The following are their rates Of charge;s
Buggy and Horse per day, S:@
Hack and Horses per day, I Y Y
Saddle Horse per day, ] y
Harness Horse per day, | :: .
Horse feed per night, = =
Single feed, cash, e
poa,J -, 400
Roard ror ,nontb 1900
A good supply of Saddle Horses, Bugsl''
and Carriages will always be in readiness
and will be furnished at any time reqtllfSus. J.
The terms above specified are their eass .'
prices, and they will consider their accTul, q q,
due at any time they see proper 70 cali )"
payment .,m;b
They will at all times be supplied WIN WIN
careful drivers and grooms, and will ! hssP ,'.d'
constantly on hand, good supply Oi r.
vender. ~
They respectfully solicit the patronass"
the public generally.
Ian a.. 1sAoi 22.ly
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1849-04-06
R. G. c. IH,UITICHIS0T'1 I |
LIVERY S All GItl ! y
&!zk
GRAND GULF rr,e
GRAND GULF Nvrs
FARE pPnT1 , MFSS.

hRL hEDUCED.
lROM and after the first d.v
j. next, there will be Four H. d AqF /
leaving Grand Gull, for porl On C.aiOiss Stago
day, at 9 O'Clock, a. N. Returni1ans 1n s''g
leave Port Gibson every day, ng' att 3 VII
p. m. Another Stage will leave , eect
son at s o'clock, a m, and retnra; I'm G1
leave Grand Gull, at So'clock 1'Allss, : will i
Fare for seat to or from either b.. Il ~
| " to and from se,ns @
The following regulations will will h. a'l v
ly adhered to: Oe sfe
st. No seat will be consida,oa
until paid for. = 'iggas4
I'd. The fare must invariably i.
advance. : paIda
Sd. Eech passenger will be e,,,o.,
80 pounds baggage. s"'l'lel b
4th. Extra baggage will be cb.,..,
cents per pound. 'ss0iEo
9th. All packages will be remi,,1
entered on the Way-BilI, or / viii win y y
responsible for the same. - lots
9th. All packages under 10 IL. :
paokasoD o,-oi 10 alld ulldv. % - ~ cls
50 /" 25 IN g %
!" !" 80 j" 100 ~ ~
On money, 1-10th Of one percent. =
7th. All packages must be paid e.,
entered on the Way-Bill. "Ae'
Sth. At any time when the Stare :,
extra Hacks will be sent at the ssma ~
and price. ''1'
9th. Those wishing to leave betwo.,
gular Stage hours, will be CHARGED a. a
Hack prices. ? ~
The following are the rates for tbp H;
of Horses, Horses and Carriages. and ta nv
ing Horses:
Buggy and Horse per dav, oam
: IN III IN II 80. ny 4b
Harness Horse per day, is
Horse feed per night, h,
Single feed, cash, :.
Single iced, if charged, ;.
Board per week, 3s
Board per month, IN ~
A good supply Of Saddle Horses, Bugpia,
and Carriages, will always be in readine,,
and extra Buggies and Carriages alvsr,
furnished at his stable whenever reon,sI
Persons wishing to ITO Port Gibson. vi
be sent at any hour required.
The above is his price Of charges. ii,
terms are cash and he will consider ii.
accounts due at any time he sees proper h
call fer the payment Of them.
He will at all times be supplied with
careful Drivers and Grooms. He keen,
constantly on hand an abundant supply j
Provender. He respectfully solcits The
patronage Of the public generally.
X. c. llUTCHIS0Y.
Jan 26, lS49. 22-ly.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1849-04-06
Look well 10 your Colds and
Coughs.


They mag terminate IN a settled Cough
upon your Lungs.
A J. McGILL, Druggist, has many pre-
Il. parat;ons that are recommended for
the cure of coughs, colds, and all slight af-
fections Of the lungs. Among them are
DIR. Swayne's Syrup Of Wild Cherry.
DIR. Wister's Balsam Of Wild Cherry.
DIR. Jayne's Expectorant.
DIR. Thomson's Syrup of Tar and Wood
Naptha.
90. Woodman's Syrup ofLiverwort.
Taylor's BaIsam OF Liyerwort.
DIR. S A Pearson's Expectorant,
DIR. Townsend's Sarsaparilla,
DIR. Cox's Hive Syrup, for Group,
Jube Paste-Ext. Liquorice,
Rogan's Cough Candy.
All these are for sale on their own recon-
mendation, by A J McGILL.
Nov "a -
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1849-04-06
DIR. LARZETTI'S
J U.NO CORDIAL.
Or PRnGREATIVE EIIYrp

NOR both male and female-prescribed as
II an effectual restorative in cases of debi.
lty, impotency, or barrenness, and all irregu-
arities Of It is al; that it processes to
be, viz: Natures grand restorative and remedy
for those in the married state without offspring
II has been used with complete suceese BY some
of the first families in this city, and proved it.
self to be boon, which has been the cause o.
blessings of priceless value, by acting as a resi-
torative to remedy these Inexplicable irregua-
rites of nature, tha existence of which renders
the married state barren waste, and void of
happiness.
1t also possesses the unrivalled qualities of
curing incipient Consumption, and | have ad
ministered it with great SUCCESS 10 patients who
have sought our delightful climate for the res
toration of their health, and the result is that
medicine has been dded to the catalogue for
the cure of inciPient consumption.
To spread wide the blessings of this medicine,
| have appointed Messrs Judson & Co., of the
city of New York, in the United States of Ame-
rica, my sole agents for its sale; aud none can
be genuine unless it comes through them, and
their signatureis is on The wrapper.
ANTONIO LARZETTI, M. D.
NAPLES. July 10th, I847.
CAUTfoE.-Ask for the Juno Cordial and take
no other.
Sold in Port Gibson By A. j. McGILL and
N. P. MOODY; in Grand Gulf By C. Shrieve !;
in Natchez by Fox.
March 2, ls49, 27-Iy
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1849-04-06
KNAPP & CHANDLER,

Sl-5t t5sasl.1E@NI
Dental Surgeons,
NATcHEz, MISS.
DR. CHANDLER will return 20 Port
~ Gibson during the summer. All ope-
ratons in Dental Surgery performed ac-
cordlng to the latest scientific improve
ments in the art, and rarranfed durable
for life.
Persons whose means are limited will
be accommodated at prices in accordance
thereto.
DR.. c. will wait upon persons at their
residence, if desired.
Requests may be left with A. J. McGill,
Druggist.
Port Gibson, Jan. Is, 1913. 20.tf
For the satisfaction of those who are unac-
quainted, the following extracts may not be
deemed inappropriate.
From the Southern Watch Toueer
LOOK TO YOUR TEETH.
We would call the attention of the citizens
OF Rodney to the card of DR.. Chandler. We
would recommend Dr. c. as one of the most
competent and expeditions operators with whom
we have ever been acquainted, and hope he will
receive the liberal share of patronage which his
capacity
so justly merit.
Extract from letter from DR. For.
DR.. James Andrews:
Dear ST-Alow me to acquaint to YOU with
DR.. Chandler of the firm Of Knapp, w estcott, &
Chandler. The Doctor purposes visiting your
place and vicinity for the practice of his prcfes.
sion-being a Dental Surgeon. Asa
sklliiui operator, | deem him unsurpasscd-and
for ease to his patients during operations, can
safely say that he is unsurpassa Bile. He has
operated on my teeth and given me a depree of
satisfaction heretofore unfelt-haying been sew.
cral times previously in tbe hands Of members
Of his profession.
Yours with the greatest respect,
BENZ F. FOX.
Extract frorf aJeHer from DR. BenJrook to Cen
Charles Clark.
NGrcHEz. Jaly 3, 1916.
Dear ST-s Dir. C. is Of the firm
Knapp, Westcott & Chandler, and when | saw
to you that he is superior Dental Surgeon /
mean 0hdt sag, and have had an opportunity
OF seeing great amount of his work here as
well as some on my own teeth, and those of nv
wife, you may recommend him to Your nnmer
Gus acquaIntances without the least fear of dis.
appointment.
Your friend and obedient servant,
ID. G. BENBROOK.
Extract from a letter from DR. McPheeters 10
Dr. John III. Duncan.
NATcHEz. July 3, 1916.
Dear DoctOr:-Permit me to introduce To v.,ur
acquaintance DIR. Chandler who proposes prac.
tIsIng his profession of Dentistry in your COUNTY
You will find him a pleasant gentleman and
very skillful Dentist.
Very respectfully. Yours.
III. McPHEETERS
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1849-04-06
ADMINISTRATORS Nofic6..

THE undersigned, Administrative of the
L estate of Duncan H. Mcintyre, deceas.
ed, will, at the ensuing May Term of the
Probate Court of Claiborne county. present
her final account against said estate, for
settlement and allowance, and ask leave TO
surrender her letters of administration.
ADELINE C. MCINTYRE.
Adm'rx of est ofD H HsMcIntyre. decd.
March 9, 1949. 26.6t
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1849-04-06
IY0tice.

I TAKE this method Of informing the
l. citizens ofthis place, that hereafter cash
must be paid for all wood sold by me, to
myself, or to the driver on the delivery of
the same. All persons indebted to me for
wood, or otherwise, are solicited to pay up,
as ! am compelled TO make collections.
ALFRED CLARK.
Jan 26, IS49. 22.tf
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1849-04-06
The State OF Mississippi.
SUPERIOR CoUKT OF CHANCERY OF THE
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
December Term, A. ID. IS45.
]. & c. Gascoigne,
1915 VS..


J. 4 c. Gaseoigne,
1915 VS..
M. w. Bland, ct. al.
TTPON opening the compainant's bill, and
u it appearing that the defendant. Eme-
line Bland, is not citizen Of this State,
but resides beyond the limits thereof, SO
that the ordinary process Of this Court can
not be executed upon her, therefore, it is
ordered, that said defendant enter her ap.
pearance herein, on or before the first day
of the next Term of this Court, to be held
at the Court room in the city of Jackson, on
the first Monday in June next ensuing, and
plead answer or demur to the bill of CON-
plaint aforesaid, otherwise the several al.
legations thereof, will be taken for confess
ed by her, set for hearing ex parte, and the
matter thereof decreed accordingly. 1t is
further ordered that a copy of this order be
published in the Port Gibson Herald and
Correspondent" public newspaper print.
ed in the town of Port Gibson, once a
week for one month.
]. L. SIMMS, Clerk.
By E. P. Russell, d. c.
THRAsHER & SILLERs, Solicitors.
March I6, l849. 29-5t
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1849-04-06
PURIFY THE BLOOD.
Id lsSl = HE>lAz D ssSI
nv; T; Eel "a 3: B ! ! ISL
And Tonic and Il estorative Bitters.

ana AOnAC ana 1t restorative bILIcrSs
For the cure of Headache, Giddiness, Mea-
sles, Salt Rheum, Rheumatism, Piles, Heart
burn, Worms, Dyspepsia, Scurvy, Cholera
Morbus, Jaundice, Coughs, Quinsy, p ins in the
Back, Whooping Cough, Inwar. Weakness.
Consumption, Fits, Papitation Of the Heart,
Liver Complaint, Rising in the Throat, Erysi-
Pelas, Deafness, Dropsy, Asthma, Itchngs of
the Skin, Fevers of all kinds, Colds, GouE, GFa-
vel, Female Complaints, Nervous Complaints,
and all other diseases arising from
Impurities of the Blood,
And Morbid SccretiOns OF the Liver and
stomach.
lJEvery disease to which the human flame
is subject originate from impurities of the blood
or arrangements or the Digestive Organs. DR..
Spencer's VEGETABLE MEDICINES being
compounded exclusively Of such ingredients as
nature intended should operate on the impurities
of the human system,
Strike at the Root OF Disease.
removing all impurities from the body, opening
the pores externally and internally; separating
all foreign and obnoxious particles from the
CHYLE, so that the blood of which it is the origin
must be thoroughly pure-necessarily securing
free and vigorous action to the Heart, Lungs,
Liver and Stomach, thereby
Restoring Health,
by opening the pores cleansing the veins and
arteries, unimpe6ing all the ma tural vents, and
purifying the blood, they render the system not
only thoroughly sound, but almost impervious
TO disease,
Even when all other Means have Failed.
z 9 q q q q
gJ'Wthin the last twelve months more than
one hundred cases of the most aggravated forms
OF DYSPEPSIA have been cured by this Medi
cine, where rigid dieting, the Blue Pill, and
almost every other means had been resorted to
without any benefit, and when death stared its
miserable victim fully in the face. If Dr. SpEN.
GER 8 MEDICINES were not adapted to the cure of
any but this
Distressing Malady,
their uniform success in this disease alone would
be sufficient to
"Waft on TO fame"
the name of the inventor
As Renefactor of his Species.
No Family should be without them
fresh supply just received and for sale by
A. J. McGill and N. P. Moody. Port Gibson,
and By agents throughout the State
March l6, T649 %
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1849-04-06
REGULAR NEW ORLEANS AND
WCKSBURG PACKET.
L + N w @ R T H
sstzIzas1

7. q. CHARLES, MASTER.
WILL run regular during the season. be.
w tween New Orleans and Vicksburp:
leaving New Orleans every Thursday at 5
o'clock, P. NJ, and arrive at Grand Gulf on
Saturday morning at o'clock. Returning
will leave Vicksburg on Monday, at I2
o'clock NJ, and Grand Gulf same dav At
8 o'clock, P. NJ. The Gen. Worth will
land passengers at any point on the river
between New Orleans and Vicksbure
FOR freight or passage apply on board, or t to
w. c. PARKE, Agent.
Grand Gulf August ls, Is4s. 5l-a
GAt present the Gen. Worth will ex.
tend her trips to Providence. Louisiana.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1849-04-06
Look Quit

A LII persons having accounts with Hut.
II Gibson & Booth, will find them in the
hands of James Derrah, who is authorised
to collect and receipt for the same.
All accounts not closed, either by cash or
note, will be sued on after the 10th day of
April next. HUTcHIsoN & BooTH.
Feb Is, I649. 25-td
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1849-04-06
Administrators Motto

Administrators Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given that the un-
IN dersigned, Administrator Of the estate
of Elijah Coleman, deceased, will, at the
ensuing April Term of the Honorable
Probate Court of Claiborne county, pre-
sent his final account as Administrator of
the estate of William Coleman, and ask
leave to surrender his letters of admins
tration as aforesaid.
WILLIAM COLEMAN.
Adm'r est Of Elijah Coleman, decd.
March 2, 1910. 27-6t
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1849-04-06

atmospheric CIssg2nS,
A NEW article-also an assortment Of
n Wooden and Tin Ware, Brushes, &c.
for sale by PorTs & HASTINGS.
Dec % IT
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-03-07
Town Ordinance.

sTa meeting Of The Board Of Commissioners
~ &c tile town Of Marlborough. held on the Sd
Of February, lSt9, il was ordered That the fol-
lowing Ordnance be published in the Hillsho-
rough Recorder and North Carolina Democrat:
sect Is. And be IL further ORDAINED, That il
shall I've the duty Of the Town Constable, and the
Captain Of each company Of patrol, 70 disperse oil
collections or assemblies Of negroes or initiatives,
in the streets, and to qucll all rioling quarreng,
loud and proiane euFsing aud swearing, whether
hy free persons OF slaves and TO suppress oil dis
orderly behaviour Of every kind, ly whomsoe,er
done 10 effect which purpose. they shall have il
il their power TO call TO their assistance any cti-
zen Of said town, who, refusing 10 give his as
sissnce shall be fined moi exceeding four dollars;
and the Magistrate of Police shall fine not cN-
cecdng ten dollars. or imprison at his discretion,
ell Tree persons behaving in such riotous and dis
orderly manner. and commit him. her Or them to
iail, until such fine and costs thereon he paid
aud il. sach offender he slave, he or she shall
receive Oh his or her bare back, not exceeding
thirty mine lashes, and stand committed TO th,
Jail OF Orange aforesaid, until all costs thereon b
paid.
/ Il was also ordered, that The officers Of III,
town lie especially required to enforce the allow
ordinance, and also the following. viz: the or,li
nance 10 prevent shooting within the limits Of th
town; the ordinance TO prevent ealoping, or nd
ing or driving immediately through the streets
the ordinance 10 p,eyrnt the throwing, pitchin
!, or dne:ng of stones, sticks. bricks, Sc, With
the limits Of The town; and also the ordinance {
prevent the carving of Ere. unless coveie,
through the lots, streets &c, of said town.
By order Of the Board.
f. A. HEARrT, Town Clerk.
Fnhruary 81