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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-26
Dwelling House and Lot for Sale
pWaIIing HOUSE and 10 for Sale.

IN WE ESTATE on WALNUT STREET, owned and
i occupied by the subscriber for four years past is
no" offered for sale Terms easy For fall parc,i-
'iS' AIHlEt oI IL &. BATES. dwtf oct -
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Fer safe ar Eycy,,,"o

CT safe or Exchange,
nj ~ FOR HOUSES IN WORCESTER
F?;S FARM of 40 acres, situated mile from SrTroN
80 centre Also several lots convenient to The
iltn' Also WOOD LOT Of 90 acres miles from sad
arm or particulars, inquire of GUSTAVUs ELLIOT,
1890 % - ~ CeSttJ cod ION
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-08-30
ANALYSIS OF THE VOTE ON
THE CALIFORNIA BILL.

The vote on the the passage of
the California Bill in the United
States Senate, on Tuesday, the 18th
inst, may be analysed as follows:
YEAs.-Free State Democrats
Messrs. Bradbury, Bright, Cass,
Dickinson, Dodge of Wisconsin,
Dodge of Iowa, Douglas, Fetch,
Hamlin, Jones, Norris, Shields, Stur-
geon, Walker, and Whitcomb-l5.
Free State Whigs.-Messrs. Bald
win, Cooper, Davis, Of Massachu-
setts, Ewing, Greene, Miller, Phelps,
Seward, Smith, Upham and Win
tkrop-ll.
iSlaue State Observation-Disclosures.
Benton and Houston-2.
iSlaoe State WhigS.-Messrs. Bell,
Spruance, Underwood, and Whles-
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THE CALIFORNIA BILL.

This Bill, introduced into the u. S.
Senate in March last, by Mr.. Doug
las, and which passed that body on
Tuesday, the 18th inst, is as follows,
all the amendments offered except
the one embraced in the Sd section
having been rejected:
Il Bill forthe admission o. tthe State of
California into the Uuion.
Whereas the people of California
have presented a conctitution and
asked admission into the Union,
which constitution was submitted to
Congress by the President ofthe Uni
ted States by message, dated Feb
ruary 18th, 1850, and which, on due
examination, is found to be republi-
can in its form of government:
BE 1t enacted by the Senate and
House Of Representatives. ofthe UNITED
States Of America in Congress as
sembted, That the State of California
shall be one, and is hereby declared
10 be one of the United States of
America, and admitted into the I'm
ion on an equal footing with the origi-
nal States IN all respects whatever.
SEC. 2. 4nd be 1t further enacted,
That until the representatives m Con-
gress shall be apportioned according
to an actual enumeration of the in
ilabitants of the United States, the
State of California shall be entitled
to two representatives in Congress.
Sec. 3. Ind be it further enacted,
That The said State of California is
admitted into the Union upon the ex-
pres condition that the people of said
State, through their Legislature or
otherwise, shall never interfere with
the primary disposal of the public
lands within its limits, and shall pass
no law and do NO act whereby the
title of the United States to, and
right to dispose of the same shall
be impaired or questioned; and they
shall never lay any tax or assessment
OF any description Whatsoever upon
the public domain of the United
States; and in no case shall non-resi-
dent proprietors, who are citizens of
the United States, be taxed higher
than residents; and that all the navi-
gable waters within the said State
shall be common highways, and for
ever free, as well to tho inhabitants
OF said State as to the citizens of the
United States, without any tax, inn
post, or duty therefor: Provided,
That nothing herein contained shall
be construed as recognizing or rejec-
ting the propositions rendered by the
people of California as articles of
compact in the ordinance adopted by
the convention which formed the
constitution of that State.
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Upham, Walker and Winthrop-lO.
The Senate then adjourned over
to Monday.
In the House of Representatives,
at a late hour the same day, we un-
derstand from telegraphic despatch
in the Charleston Evening News, of
Saturday, Mr.. Pearce's bill for the
settlement of the boundary ofTexas,
passed that body by majority of
fifty.
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w. X. EAsLEY, Editor.
TER MS.

One Dollar and Fifty Cents for one years sub
scription when paid within three months Two
dollars If payment is delayed to the close of the
subscription year.
All subscriptions not clearly limited, will be
considered as made for an indefinite time, and
continued till a di'continuancc is ordered and
all arrearages pail.
Observation-Disclosures at 10 cents per square
for the first insertion, and 81 1.9 cts fer each
continued insertion. Liberal deductions made
to those advertising by the year
10 All Communications should be addressed
to the Publishers post paid.
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Q o N@RGs Sl0MAa a,
CONGRESS-

CONGRESS.
In the United States Senate on
Wednesday, August 18th, Mr.. Hun
ter presented a protest against the
passage of the bill for the admission
OF California, a copy of which we
insert, with the names s.ened there
to-:
We, the undersigned Senators.
deeply impressed with the Importance
OF the occasion, and with a solemn
sense of the responsibility under
which we are acting, respectfully
submit the following protest against
the bill admitting California as a
State into this Union, and request
that may be entered upon the journal
OF the Senate. We feel that If is
not enough to have resisted in debate
alone, bill so fraught with mischief
10 the Union and the States which
we'represent, with all the resources
OF argument which we possessed,
hut that it is also due to ourselves,
The people whose interests have been
entrusted to our care, and to posteri-
ty, which even in it's most distant
generations may feel its CONSEQUENT
ces, to leave in whatever form NAV
be most solemn and enduring, a me-
mortal of this opposition which we
have made to this measure, and of
the reasons by which we have been
governed, upon the pages of a Jour
nal, which the Constitution requires
to kept SO long as the Senate NAV
have an existence. we desire to place
the reasons upon which we are will
ing, to bejudged by generations living
and yet to come, for our opposition
to bill whose consequences may be
SO t;ssaDie anu portentous as to make
1T an object of deep interest to all
who may come after us.
We have dissented from this hill
because it gives the sanction of law,
and thus imparts validity to the un-
authorized action of portion of the
inhabitants of California, .by which
AN odious discrimination is made
against the property of the fifteen
slavehoIding States Of the Union.
who are thus deprived of that posi-
ton of equality which the Constitu-
ton SO manifestly designs, and which
constitutes the only sure and staple
foundation on which this Union can
repose.
because the rights of the slave
holding States to common and
equal enjoyment of the TERRITORY of
the Union has been defeated, by a
system OF measures, which, without
the authority Of precedent, of law
or OF the Constitution. were mani
testify contrlved for that purpose, and
which Congress must sanction and
adopt, should this bill become a law.
lin sanctioning this system of sneas-
ures, this Government will admit,
that the inhabitants Of its territories,
whether permanent III transient,
whether lawfully or unlawfully occu-
pying the ssme--may form State
without the previous authority of
law, without even the partial securi-
ay of territorial organization formed
by Cong ess, without any legal cen
sds or other efficient &c their
possessing the number of citizens ne
t.essary 10 authorize the representa-:
ton which they may claim, and
without any of those safeguards
about the ballot box which can only
be provided by law, and which are
necessary to asceStaisS the true sense
OF people. 1t viii admit too that
Congress, having refusad toproyide
a0oyernn1ent excaps Upon the con.
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(. !; \: \. !. n1iGs' Mssrre, Virginia.
{: {. II. Il 1sGsss' R4ss%p1., 50. ca.
HI. TURNEY, Tennessee.
PIERRE SoULE, Louisiana.
JEFFERSON DAVIS, Mississippi.
DAVID Il. ATcHIsoN, Missouri,
b. /. YuIrr, 'N' Florida.
Senate Chamber, Aug. Ia, 1850.
Mr.. Hunter in presenting the pro.
test, said, those who presented it,
were aware that they had no riaht to
demand it of the Senate; but thew
t,sked {; g s;;s;;a;rt sj TO be permit
.tedin that way 10 express their strong
7disappFobation of the measure against
which they protest.
Mr.. Davis of Massachusetts, was
opposed to the protest being en-
tered upon the journal, because Il.
was contrary to all precedent, and
that as this privilege had never been
granted, it ought not to be in this
case. lfthose opposed to 4 measure.
were allowed to record their iustifi-
cations on the journal, a like pfiyi-
Iege should also be accorded to those
jniavor.
Ms. Foote was opposed to the pro.
test. IEe had been instructed by his
Legislature to oppose the admission
OF California, and he had done So;
but, after the action Of the Senate,
ne considered Il bis duty to cease all
parliamentary opposition, and sub
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-08-30
VOTE ON THE CALIFORNIA
RlT,I.

The Bill passed the Senate on the
18th inst, giving the full boundaries
as claimed by the State, by the fol-
owing vote. We find them thus
classified:
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THE
COURIER.

PRINTED AND PUBLISHED WEEKLY M
TRIMMER & LEWIS.
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spent their earlier days, and who YVES respected as
man of intellect by all, has descended into the
tomb. And justice, discriminating judgment
and proper appreciation of intellectual worth.
are we'll calculated to fill Washington with gloom,
and to overshroud the nation with regret. But
the sensation produced by the annunciation ofhis
death by the telegraphic dispatch, which reached
Charleston on Sunday last, was of the most pro-
found character, and was manifestation of the
regard which the people of that city entertain
for the illustrious dead. And as the intelligence
spreads throughout South Carolina, ii will be fol-
lowed with the sigh of regret. And liberal pa
,riotism will mourn his loss. His form has past
from earth, and lies cold and lifeless beneath the
damp sods OF the tomb. The energies of his mind
have been destroyed, but the mighty efforts of his
-ogical intellect cannot perish. lie is dead but
mot forgotten. America will continue 10 esteem
him for his honesty, and respect him for his in
tegrity. The intelligence OF his death will produce
profound sensation, and wherever it will
be announced, the response will be universal
moan.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-08
THE l. AIR

The Fair conducted by the LADIES of the Me-
thodist Protestant Church. was opened during the
past week, but owing to the inclemency of the
weather, the sale has not been completed, and
consequently, the Far room will be opened to-
day. We again ask in behalf of the Ladies, aid
from generous public. We must be permitted
to return to the Ladies in attendance upon the
Fair, our grateful Acknowledgements and sincere
thanks, for the kindness and courtesy extended
towards us.
The Fair will be opened at 3 o'clock, and
closed at night by an auction. The1adies con-
nected with the meat tables will prepare sup
per
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-08
FOR THE "yIRGlSIAN.r
FOR THE ''yIRGlSTAN.'
To he Stocl holders in The Virginia AID Tennessee
Rail Road CombanV:

''t'S' t''r'
Rail Road Company;
Idcsire to say word yen, ma Of deep inter
all Of you and To all WIN feel any concern Ia tue
OF your great work.
In an article lecently published il the Journal Of Com.
merce signed "a Stafrdshre Iron Master. :" find his
remark made ln relation Ia the quality of the British
lion. mpore into the United States, he Quality was
vllainously bad aud much Of il totally unfit for use.'-
This goes 10 explain why il is that the South Carona
Railroads have been laid with Iron THREtiMEs in six
teen years, stated in the Baltimore American and no
iced by a Stock hoiei" late number If the lynch
burg Vgiuian. am much pleased TO find this sub. ct
brought notice by The very pertinent enquiries address
81 TO your distinguished Chief Engineer. II deserves
all the attention you bestow on it. Indeed regard
il as one Of vital importance. alone IN the VIRGINIA
and tennessee Road but Ia all tn roads in the country
and all lie interests connected with the rail way PROGRESS
Of the United States. But will not naw enlarge upon
the general view Of this question, though would be
difficult TO show that cannot lang continue con-
struc, Railroads, third of the capital required is 10
hs sent to En!nd 10 purchase on. ,with causes now
work. will soon bring about another commercial panic
when States, private corporate ms and individuals, will
again begin the game OF repndlaoa. | will confae my
remarks the influence which the decision Of this ques-
ton to have upon the important enterprise, which
the citizens Of ynchhufg AMI the people # Southwest
ern Virginia have embarked their capital. Ia taking
that view Of the question, This enquiry 10
lirely proper be made. w hat induced Won, mean
the citizens # ynchbnrg and the people all aorp tn
line to become subscribers To The Virginia and Times
Rail Road Company's Stock W as it To bud a cheap
Rail road or in other words 10 add 10 the thousand
humbngs of alike character already in the country, then
commence regular system Of newspaper putting, sell
out your shares and picket the profits made Icy deccy
mo Inc ignorant and canflng men Of the country ? Ii
| know any thing If the motives, which have governed
you. such MT your design. On the contrary he
leye Won were uluenced TO the language Of the
Chrstiansbrg Address 'hy an educated, enlightened
selfshness" make this effort, fr the very reasons AID
Tho atpd Inv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-08
IT Il VI S

&sa The Wings have succeeded in carrying
the city of st. Louis.
o. On the lst inst, Chief Justice Shaw pro-
nounced sentence upon Prof John w. Webster.
During the pronunciation the Doctor was much
affected. On Sunday last, the family of Dr.
Webster was informed by friend of the Jury 5
verdict, and heart rendng scene ensued.
%. The Delegates to the Pacific Rail Road
Convention, met on Monday last Philadelphia
is the place of meeting.
Qs5, A correspondence has been onened be-
tween the British Minister and our Cabinet, in
relation 10 the Nicaragua question. Negotiations
are being made in friendly and conciIiatory spir.
it.
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qaed 10 reader available the States tender af her sinh
over and above the 100000 already secured
'ton whence vi" yon get ii would like f,r some of
lne economists, WHO s. oqmorous for rhe,n non IN
'"sneI th's enquiry When they d., will undertake
I'll ~" maj, 10 heir anxiety 10 buy clp,p lr,n thsy
lose sight OF every principle If rue ecanomy.
Il Friend 10 HE JTrgiaa and Tennessee
Rad Road Gompanu
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FREIGnrS uP AND DOWN rllrcAN,
RICHMOND Anil

TOBACCO Receipts and inspeello,. continue light
fol tha sea-on maf'a ACTIVE, with ADVANCING ralrs -
" qnole I.ags II 30 l., III qualify, Leaf 81. u
5 - secaetal sa,s.
lIOl Small slra ei Richmond snpet6na lave
hr'o#male thfonshoot he WED, at 81 - per here-
lrtre sales Scousylllc Flsur at $l q; per hhl
NliEAI=ll'llr d4ua N The mlr,ot. we continue
b qao.e Hh'e 81 O5to 81 W, and red Al (. 02l u
81 o. p hu=hr
conn \ good demand exists for distllIery potp ses
Ne4noe 50 ccn'spa aae lie current plioe Tor a,r
lots
'oNrS-Wc quote 31.a4o cent, per bu4hcl ns the
selifug w5rc
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CAlIIE--l'he market To dav was qnilo dull -
Tho offerings reached 500 head beoycs, oi which 1858
were sold to city butchers. 81 lcIl unsald aud
and lOD wcrr davcn To- lhladclphm. frees hug,d
from s. t. 81 on the boof, equal 10 $GH 75net aud
eraalnl s. c. proes.
IiOIs-Wc quote from s. 10 T. 70
Fi.Ol Il We uole ~aIps On Saturday # 400 bbl4
II ward Street -Four al ) co. We hrard Il IA Large
sales 10 day. Buyers werc lIfiug 81 GA. but Ito
soe} ON band hung leh, holders we not de.pus #
operating at dion figure. though the MARKET cannot be-
cp. s.dcrrd ihoyc TN, rate.
" c uole sales of 100 bbs. Cry Mlls Flour at 81 =
62i.
GRAIN Small sales Of Md, Wheat to-day nj GA
Ol els. FIR good 10 prime teds and lQ5'll0 els Tor
white. sale If Pnnsylyaula red 10 day at lU6 cs.and
Of Pcnna White Al II cts
Sales ii Corn al isa19 cts. fr white. aud 5oa5l
Gt yellow.
OATS ausolliog At 32a35 cts. "a in quality.
PROb lNIONS-Ihe Transactions sill confined
90 tie feia nade AMI quotations unchanged.
AIlSkEl -Safauf blls continue 10 he made at
= 5aj els bnl principally al HE ower figure. sale
Of binds. 10 day at - cts
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PnSTPONs;sIl.SJ'.
TO TIE LADIES.
BELL, RUCk & BROOKS.

pfNFtN II uiiNt call the attention OF the IApisS Of
~ town asonf he neig hhontng town, and tho aouu.
y grnefalt 10 their extensive stock siss B.s.
G'sPlaa aud printed, Chameleon Grenadines silk Metal.
iss betage Ja~e, Baeha thamc ION Grenalins Bs,au,
- ''"''s ma hnuFio', pihts blues, green's, ood
aud nrngc Eteneh utgludes Scotch ditto French Jas.o.
nets, ifnoh 1ana's, ntod scotch Lawns solid Freush
s'H'ls in blue groom aud col u solid Fr1noh Cam
- 'a 'hthbta# thnmelpn thambras aud many olhar
hszs t'eal IN c''oprs Nsa, bi Bnmbazues bl's Alpa
'as,h'k Moasn@, hl'h BeRrea hl'k Tamcse bl'k satin
Grenadines hlk aud white frslsh Jircourts. solid blk
''a"H 81 a'e"'s, hte Di..,, aai a.-~i-I L----,
See9nn mourning fcnrh pfganhie-, French Jneconets, lie.
iasns .ffn idhra e. 10, also French worked dkfs
Shth aWnanl hrmd stitched ltnen tambric do French
We he'd Collars, tnn Sleeves and Capes, Bannsts Bonnet
hhe- 'P dn aud aloest every other style VI goods
"'e ~ goat Nnef IA examination o this extensive stock
'esrcell, eqneael nome will 20 away withou. bv-
ny pleased with goajs and piices.
Nluh 2I=t,G
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,fesrs Editors i wish THROUGH yonr p7rer, 10
suggest mee.ing Of the citizens Monday evening at
half past seven, in The p ST Office, make arrange
ments for showing mark o respect for the memory
Of John c. Calhoun. WIG
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NEW YORK Anil &c I'M.

NEW YORK, Ap'il l-G NJ
The steamer Gle.eent Cry sailed To day i0r Chlgfes,
with ID passengers.
There has been nore activity in the st ok ma kot 10
day, and prices hive improved. Treasury Mute g..
II, aud New Loan Coupons. Ia offered, Canon
Company Stock Is IN r. In fequest and has improved
with soI's AT Is. Sterling Exchange dull at e!,s.
Money easy.
Flour is dull AID in favor If buyers. Sales Of 300
bb's. at 81 sla1 ~ for Western aud common Stale
band pure Geue~ee s. 81; southern 81 9ioiJ, Cana-
dian 81 Is. Com Meal s. Sl02 81. Rye Flour IN
changed.
ll.defs If Wheat are asking prices above the views
Of buyers, u d h. sas have bean very moderate Com
is steady. Srs Of 40 600 bushels at 5la55 cents ior
mixed aud yellow Oats Sc to II cents for Southern.
aud Northern. Rye 57s53 cents,
Provisions dulIer. sales Of lO0o bbls. Pork atl0
FIR Mes, aud s. 81 for Prime Lard 6i6s cents IN
bb'9.
Groceries doll. Sales Of 1000 bags hir ST. Domingo
Coffee at - cts. krr lib.
The Cotton market is rather duh. The sales to day
amount only 500 bales at shade in favor Of buyers
Nhiskey is dull at y ia23 els. in bbls
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.gyfTy'sO.s' N.slr.

IN the 2othd,y p this month"; shall ofer for sale The
" FOUR Lol 5, with the large white house thereon,
now m the occupancy 81 lr hdnad situated IN the neigh
buuhood OF MI Iabb, the outer limits the corpora
tnn ol lyn'hhurgi the same property bought Of l. nupuy
and wife, whose decree Tor the balance the purchase
ncy has been paid oil. Thus property is boml 10 the Viz
gniL Bank lor SGlO and 10 the Citizens Saving Bank Of
iynclhatg tr $500 The sale so he made by the
Of the said BANKS, redo 6, II, u and - months
negotiable paper satisfactorily endorsed and
withheld until final payment The title IS perfect coming
down from Lynch 10 apuy and WIFE and from he latter TO
the undersigned. PLEASANT pARIIN
The decree Of lpnpny and wife has been pad oil
April s-wt2Oht >. GARLAND.
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p " ~ a. .s.Pg ~ n,


Part Ist
l. ovef'ore flynn Arranged NJ Qaatello md prr
j., r,'''. nv me fa,haN, Mozart.
:. idI'le Alalj=Nphg by Nils C,alpr with qanfeltc
areanPnutneuls hv her SISTER al l,t.,I,
> lia Nelnnna AID lanhee Doodle win VI latalns
10y Nlllioni, nrauged asa 2larleiir. lay
q II netWon
l. 'li Niignia-A Gler Song. 10y The Family, With
lnarletr accompaniment
Duct ="tomr with my Lutte /, tho NJ nn,nin -
tons by Merriam mud {. n lin,
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|. overture--'raucred,- arranged ssa Oonr,et,o Der
formed by the Family Ram
hosa Lee, u Don, be foolish, Joe Cleo with quar-
rtc accompaniment. by tho Drtwor, Family
q fHlan'lse, Nnin Slo. by Marian ncfwou. nrrnm#
lamfn' by her Fothof aud lir,rIrr
l. paen Sect On Norma. SUM hy Mefan eni car
"lh" '''t"ell, Hrai.
. l he G,pse's FESTIVAL Sell VOICE Misa Merriam.
aud chou, 10y Tho Family
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plIlI.ADIf.l. PllIA.Anr


The Delegates of he Nashville Pacific Railroad Con
venton assembled here oday in the large saloon Of The
Chinese Museum They organised temporarily by ap-
pointing the Hon. J. Il. hgefsol. Chairman who Ak
planned the OBJECT Of the meeting. Letters were read
from the Hon. Ihomas H. Benton. CD. Fremont. Sena
tor Rusk and oIhe Resolutions adopted auh,rls-
ing the Chairman TO appoint one delegate from each
State II represent it in Convenon after which The Con
ven'ion ad urned Permanent officers will be appointed
to morning.
The Stool, market is finn, and Government Securities
advanced per cent; Pa SIS adganced-held al u al
81.
Flour is quitt-sna sales at s. 81 common brands.
Nothing ueN in Com Meal or Rye Flour
Grain is scarce 4aI4s Of red " heal al l0ial0j cents,
and while 09al ceus. Carn is steodi sales 1000
bushels yellow at J3e.s Oats 33t5j cts; Rye 90 cls
Pfovis.ot are dul sales Of Mess Pork at $40 IS;
prime s. 81; Land G517 cts in bus and kegs Celee
very dull Rice unchanged.
Mhlskey dulI al % cls per gallon.
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Circulars, Business cards,
Bali EiclIetS, ggand-fsiiis. FAX Tickets

BILLS OF LADING, ALI. KINDS OF BLANKS.
and anyo'he' kind Of printing which the public may desire
g. All orderstfon the country will receive prompt
ton.
March Its
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ss..I.a'YrE 70.
bB.I.s'FEFe.
900 pay ga per 100 lbs. gross "e" We wiz
April s wlmif LANGlORNE & III Mt.
administrators .yo.icP.

.RftDsin tSfr0fOs'S .VOsirP.
F'llE undersigned, administrator upon the estate Of Mrs
4 Mary Mead, decd, viii ON SAL GRpAY, TIE 18TH
AP IL NEXT, at her residence in the county OF Bedford
sell at public auction the hShest bidder, all tho peisha
bic property belonging Ia said estate, ting OF pRS
rs, COWS, FARMING UTENSILS, CORN, BACON
e. Sr.
TERMSFo all sums under s., cash Tor all
that amount, credit Of 80 days,
ABSATOM WILLIAMS,
Administrator OF Mrs. Mary Mead, deed