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from the Rio Grande, state that beyond the Nuec.s
distance they passed the bodies Of twelve persons "a
and Mexicans) who had been killed in defendin u,
selves against assauting force supposed to be InJ
They had undoubtedly defended themselves to the .s,
they had surrounded themselves by breastwork % I
horses which they had slain for that purpose Sue ''
other dead bodies passed at dTeren, paces on
The people in that region Of country are very much
ed and very much dissatisfied They held mecnn a, N
Antonio on the 10Th u. at which they adopted erias
resolutions OF remonstrance agalnt the neglect of b
tier and Of appeal 10 the State authorities and Tho
States military authorities for protection The pnne
too long for insertion this evening. Gen Brooke rc,i
that part which required his attention as comuanl, =. -
military department. and assured the meeting that h. o
ed reinforcement Of from eighty hundred men - .
9TH and eih ln!nn,ry, which lc would retain for il r,
of securing the frontier and keep constantly in the f
He adds that he has advised Government in favor o "
siderable increase Of he mounted force and that war
BE- carried into the homes and strnngho!s Of The India
The weather has been excessively hot in Texas thc ),
momcter ranging al noon, from 30 10 81 !ee for Zen I
succcssiyelv. va
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T,!ecraoIed for the Baltimore Sun.


Preyara,iors fer The Execution IF Professor tsterLcst
mi,rrier uih his family dc.
The approaching execution of Professor Webster is prod'
cling much excitement. seeming fearful commoon ni
pears through all society, the distressing period
which takes place Tomorrow morning, approaches.
Tee opinion prevails that lie has entirely abandoned
the idea III committing suicide. Dr. Putnam states that lie
was calm and composed throughout the day; that he firmly
and soemnly declares that he has intention Of sci-dcs
irucun but crmned 10 meet his awful tate In The lear
of God and with penent heart.
The last sal interview between him and his family took
place This afternoon They entered his cell II O'Clock F.
NJ and remained there for several hours Ii is known
positively but the impression is that both the daughters
ana their mother have idea that will be his
las; day upon earth Tie interview is said 10 have hecn
painfully Exciting. deep and mnurnnl socnnity p"rsa-
Tears melted and flowed copou>ly
the eyes the mother and daughters they looked
upon the unhappy father and husband The eye OF the
dernned also moist and swollen. The interview lasted
tor several hours during which the agonzing
prevailed. The parting too sad and melancholy, and
seemed 10 indicate that the last time they would
meet part in lie.
Al T. NJ the persons who 10 keep watch with him
during the night entered his cc and he will remain under
their eye unit the o his execution, that he could
ACCOMPLISH s,f-esiruction il he wished I" 10 So.
bou, 800 persons hc admitted into the lal yard 10
witness the execution including reporters for numerous pa
pcrs in Boston New York and elsewhere
The impression generally prevails that hc has made ano
her confession, which viii be published Immediately after
his death.
lie has expressed wish 10 be buried in Mount Auburn
After the execution the body is b. returned 10 The cell and
remain there until dak, when it will be- .nvoyed IN Cam
bridge where his funeral will take place Saturday.
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From the Hareriy Magazine.


BURY ME IN THE GARDEN"
By Mrs. VI. D. Morton.
On every face there was gloom,
From every one sigh
For there, while yet in childhood's bloom,
They saw that she must die!
Twas in the bright and early morn,
They sought the dewy field,
Nor did she 60 as one forlorn,
And there to sorrow yield;
But safely near her fathers side
She plucked the meadow flowers,
Perhaps with lov'd ones to divide
Her wealth from Natures bowers.
She, thus adorned, wa. riding home,
High ON her fathers load,
But jolling DER a fatal stone
She falling TO the road
Was crushed beneath the heavy wheel,
And then she suf'ring lay,
And death was soon those eyes 10 seal,
That loved the sunny ray
BURY me in the garden" then
A voice was softly heard;
The mother, mid the sobbings vain,
Received the parting ,rord!
"Oh Julia, Julia, speak to me-"
Her weeping sister cried;
But sin the garden bury me"
The dying said and died
Though broken in sudden shower,
When thunders ne'er were heard,
We trust she's in heavenly bowl
Tie Garden of the Lord.
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w. A. FORD, Secretary.
Sound and poverfut ueus from The Nes York GtOb.

Sound and pouerfut rieWs from The Nep York Globe.
THE DANGER OF TESTING THE STRENGTH
OF THE UNlON.-A very considerable number Of the
leading Wing presses proclaim the time has arrived for
testing the strength the Union They declare that il
useless any more TO make offers of Cancellation and
sion To the South Ii is that this language used pn
cpa by those who heretofore have been most nveerae in
their opposition compromise Yet few of the Fede
raj papers which have given cold and reluctant and tmd
support propositions for adjustment aIe beginning to yield
willing 10 those who oppose H. The Albany Evening
Journal says:
awe rejoice presses that have endured much and
for the sake Of willing 10 endure more. ndca-
Of determination maintain al least the honor II not
rights of the North"
How is the honor of the North" involved in any of the
pending questions-the Texan Boundary dispute the Will
mot Proviso The honor of the North would be best
consulted BY respecting the Constitution and its Compromi
The honor OF the North would be better maintained by
Rot suffering Northern States TO become the recipients
Of stolen property Of the South by enac,inR laws to
punish such ncendiay Gerr Smith aud his
CONDUCTORS.
,fy compulsory measures &c directed against Texas
We told substantially that honor requires that we should
incur hazard OF civil for the purpose OF taking few
OF worthless land from State and anneSng II 10 Ter
ritory.
We socmny impressed with the opinion that most
ideas are prevalent respecting the strength and in
dissoube nature of the ties Of the American Union.
of supers,iious yeneraon possesses the minds OF
number of worthy and patriotic citizens respect
ing the impregnabe security of that Union Cemened as
is with the blood and sweat OF the patriots OF the Revou
tion-paren,, is OF this glorious Repubc-he wonder
OF the woriu anu 'e Deacon ient Vi the age seeHS "
many sacege ITSELF mpe,y and idocy TO doubt its had
hood suppose its dissolution TO be event within
the bounds of possibility 1t strong and would be irwin
chile against every danger except that very danger which
now mpends. In the midst OF excitement of sectional
character before equaed collision between the Ma
tonal Government and State, is anticipated Sectional
interests and anmoses blend with the exciting causes OF
the threatened collision large number Of States sympa
hizc with the State with which collision is anticipated
They are neghbos with common interests and institu
TONS and many Of them will most unauestlonaoly con-
c ensue take sides with their sister State against the Ma
ionnl Government The first blood shed in such cause
may consolidate the South compact and hostile array
there will be- no recedng then Civil war; with all its
concomitan atrocities will rage Can the Union of these
States stand such test2 Is It not madness TO invite the
trial? If there be the smallest scnta OF doubt as to this
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Thu Central road build their own freight cars and If we
correctly informed by those connected with the ROAD one
az tho most easy-ridng substantial and convenientlyal
oi m cars ever run on the Central road built by Mr.
George W. Adams of this city But why was II not con-
nued2 Was it because they could be procured cneapGl
nu ,he North We are prone to look at the mmeoi-
M Ict without regarding the ultimate result, and mus
M enare the harvest for others reap The Central ra
o,d also built locomotive and called it the Georgia OUT
for state of single bessedness, and although
has moved worthy of the name has had no descenoans
q, rs continue appreciate our own M
G strength which they give us-raise the standard Oh 'u
hanics occupation, and measure the triunphs we may
w. y" .n,oy from lhem-[ Savannah Georgian.
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AN ARRANT IMposToR-To TIE F. PUBIC Ii1.,

.fItIN+t.tI W
Some days since, young called upon Tie under-.n
ed in the absence OF Rev. Dr. Jones, who has left
charge Of his church Tor short time, and asked aid 10
bic him 10 reach the residence OF his uncle in Charleston
c. lie represented himself student of Jubilee Col,2
Illinois and in evidence Of his claim 10 confidence pt
ed letter from Rev. John g. kcfont Rector of the d
lese Of 81 james, Maryland. Not satisfied with his
ment refused 10 do .ny ding f5r him until could
from Mr.. kertoo, 10 whom Immediately upon t
subject As anticipated, the letter proves 10 be ioc''
and Mr.. keriGot desires publish its author
posor Other letters he has, one purporng 10 be from IL
Dr. Wayand OF Mass, which is forgery as doubt
ali the letters in his possession. Many nj the inhaoitan
this city having been already imposed upon by him. de
my duty To caution the public against him. lie Is n5
"A old, short in stature thick set of rud.y com.
nance, and has Irish accent and wears long BLACK
toni and straw hat. The dress il is presumed h. IS.
change 10 salt circumstances. He gave the o Tracy
and with consumnnte assurance, told most plausible ,i
Richmond, Aug. Goth. L. r. CLOVER
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SALES OF STOCK

KtF0r9td 5y JOIN A. L1ncdster Stock Broscr l1 tnd0
Saturday. Bis. august
State per cents-Sacs this week M the Treasury r
new issues l02 So DID, with interest on par lit July 1885
This decline has been produced by the State having
teed the bonds Of several improvement, companies Tn
wants, together with other demands upon the State 81
thrown upon the market too much stock this time. NJ
ney very abundant and al present prices the stock a'a
will soon be relieved
Richmond City Bonds-Salcs this week per issle
sl02.
James River and kanawha Bonds guaranteed By til
State-Las sale Sl03
Central Railroad Bonds guaranteed by the Statc-Ll,
sale $l02.
Bank of Virginia, par $40 Sales this week s75.
Farmers Bank of Nirgnia-Last sales Sl06.
Exchange Bank of yirgnia-Last sales at Norfolk Sl2
Virginia Marine and Fire lnsurunce-T.ast sales sl0O
Richmond Fire Association par S20-Last sales 81.
Richmond fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad osoca
Sales this week sos.
james River aud kanawha Stock-Sales this week slI =
Il . 1890 1900
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solemn ceremonies The company then formed two ana
two and visited the prisoners CELL where the Rev. Or put,
nam offered up prayer. Although the hall leading to the cell
was full stiffness and soemnity prevailed. The witnesses
a. twenty minutes before TO- A. NJ High Sheriff Evee'h
attended by his deputies, Coburn, Freeman, Rugg and
others among whom was Doctor Putnam were at the seal
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poETICAL.
For the Enquirer
m NV FRIEND, v. A. J.


cannot see thy beauteon' iacc
'' For thou art far away,
W, ,hv bright smile and winning grace
Invoke my feeble lay. :,
seer 10 see thee even now,
All radiant with delight,
The ly softness of that brow,
OF pure and spoess white.
And s,-e thought my gentle friend,
While gazing on thy face,
Tina, .al,nly beauty could not lend,
To thee fairer grace.
But earthly beauty soon will fade,
For aeetng is its breath;
The brightest flowers of earth were made
To feel the touch OF DEATH
Then turn rom ear,hs most brilliant joys
land seek Savour's loveD
They are at best but feelings toys
Then seek thy joys above.
For there no chilling blight appears,
And there no heart is riven;
The eye is never dimmed with tears
Within the courts of Heaven. N'''''''.
.twayRrASp County VA,
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DIED.


DIED al hs residence Springfield New Kent county, Non:
the zbti Instant. JOSIAH HIGGINS ST. 67 year hi
lie was Tor number al years The Methodist Eisc
Church.
H. Richmond Wing Christian Advocate, and Mobile Aiabai
papers requested copy.
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From the Petersburg Intetiigeneer, angust 90
ueGth A TIE CROPS.

"CLARKsviLLE, ArG 81, 1850.
~ write to inform you that the Roa okc valley Is now
Inundated TO a most appalling extent II continued, 10 rise
I'll dav SUNDAY and Yesterday at o'clock, r. W. u haa
nf hrrnn 10 overflow the low places by midnight IL naa
Jd in one brnd sheet hill ~ hill, and tins morning
~ sunrise il was AT its highest iii, .
" "ih crons Of Tobacco and Wheat are swept as WIN
bosom, ri destruction The Corn for Tho most part las been
n,irrv submerged and this morning only mere ana 'eic
co,Ll be- seen the tassels above the wafer. ;, -,
"At No lime within the memory OF our Oldest men, mas
,bcr hr,n such universal destruction he writer hhs
h was scarcely an acre OF bottom land IN ts whole VI
,v thnt escaped the overflow vast number oil stacks
II O,s and Wheat were floating down The river throughout
,l av Yesterday At this evening The water had
shsisi about eighteen inches but the vast eXpanse OF wa
Ter is still un5roktn. q. l., - ria. .,
rIrc, NJ vel as bushels Of grain; AMI that The growing
% ,nt rot after remaining twenty -four hours in Inc mug
dy water. $50 .., ,ho ,s. :, c,o,s stocks and
c; hui il mus, lie enormous. The whole river bottom
ms, 10 inundated from S source ~ udc-watcf ana lIc
r in ali Of the tributaries must have suffered IN Like
manner" r ,,.a ., 1e,o
Thc river is higher than has been for many years ana
has fallen only about II inches ny to This morning very
rt damage must result The crops lis banks patcu-
,lv - hc Corn much of which is overlooked above The
err and will be utterly ruined. AL The Tobacco On Tie 10"
grounds is washed away
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Wa have head it asserted with some confidence that Mr.
Buyard of Delaware will be appointed the De-
partnent of the Inerior-I Union Of Friday.
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NOVEL INTENTIONAL ingenious Yankee down
east has invented machine for milking The editor
He says empes the udder very freely and easily the
rate OF quart per minute
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IN CHARACTERIZATION cseea.,ille County c,

IN cHANcERY-vlRGINIA CT cefssi!le County co@'
j January term, 800
William I. Mdc!in aad Others, PiaInil'
against
Jno y. Mason, Executor OF Elmmnds Mason and Admin
de bon with the VIII annexed OF Jn0 y Maciin, t,ceae "
Thscaue this day By parties, to be hs
the bill and exhibits. and argued by COUNSEL on
dcration whereof Court 10th that Tie dt
John Y Mason, Executor E.inunds Mason deceased 4" m
before Commissioned Claiborne the trust ui
by the deed oi John d. Nlcl OF the 9Th day vi Deceint
and sail Commissioner will audit. and report the saw
Court, with matter specially stated. which he may d H
'af or which either VI the parties may require 10 s = =
Copy. Teste, JOS. TURNER T.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE Hicks FoKp. Arc 3 Nod
The paries interested III the foregoing Decree HEREBY
that have appointed the 18th day OF September, $50 al
to take the account directed the sad when ant VI"
required 10 attend with ;eir evidence the ias
SAID account viii be Continued from day day until ccls,
Aug 2.-c2awiw j. A. CLAIBORNE. C0GaII-E---~
TO CONTRACTORS. trs
EALED PROPOSALS viii be received ahe ohire 81 =, -
~ River and RaEa"ha Company Rcm0 nj. un.i ~
october 1870, for the construction of the per and
James river New Canton IIaI!.ick'ls
Creek This work will be paid cash Besides th
vaiIon OF % the monthly estimates the CONTRA
tractors VIII oe required 10 give ample security sai' ~
Board of Directors, for the completion OF the w.EAa We
The manner specified III the Contracts. ,f1-
Plans OF the above works vii! be exhibited, AMI -
thereof delivered the the office s Joh'
Assistant Engineer in charge OF the Coy NayNN
Aug l9-cst Chief Engine4 pleR S">1a.
NOTICE. qualified Adminsri n H. "a ~
IN nexed OF VIM. Smith, hereby request all ~
sness with him indebted TO him, conespo6 ntfiER
view with practicable ROBERT ny a., SCI
Aug. l9-c2aw8w administrator &ct'oi ""
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Correspondence of the N. Y. Journal of Commerce.

- PARIS, 18TH July, 1851.
What we may call the second equestrian feat OF Ironaut-
ism performed Sunday afternoon l4h ns by Mon.
seur Polevn He assembled again with his poney the
Champ de Mars Three-fourths Of the Pasans hurried
thher and the neghboring heights The price Of
mission was reduced to franc, and the of nearly
thirty thousand collected was the Of ST. Ger
Lsye at o'clock and enjoyed the spectacle of the
sailing OF the painted balloon which appeared like ball of
hre under the of the the beautiful valley of
the Seine at the altitude of three thousand yards The
azure main was perfectly clear Potevin descended easily
at village ten twelve leagues from Paris and reached his
dwelling in the capital at O'clock P NJ Monday. He
did not experience cold in the first ascension When he
touched the earh his horse snored paved and gamboe
if delighted be once more on terra frmo The animal
was in profuse perspira,on
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OF the orb OF nicht,
When the sam am gone away.

understood that in the Executive siings of
and the DAY before the Senate confirmed several hundred
during the session. National Inteligencer.
SMALL BILLS.-The Pennsylvania Legislature a, IFS
last session. passed law prohibiting the circulation
all Bank bills Of other States within that State of denom.
nation under five dollars.
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Quite bevy of 'nymphs" from the classic precincts of
Louisville were arrested in that Saturday maxi
ing mermaids of themselves 10 the pelucd Of Bear
grass Creek at the wrong time " day is said that
maids only
BY the silvery light
Of the orb OF night,
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THE FALL ELEC1IONS.--Si Sixteen States elect re-
personalities the Congress- this fall The members
will take their seats the first Monday of December 1851:
Maine Sept 9; Vermont Sept. 3; Georgia. Oct 4 Florida
Oct l. South Carolina Oct IA; Ohio Oco5ers Illinois, Nov.
5; Wisconsin, November s. Pennsylvania, October 5; New
York, November 5; New Jersey, November d Michigan,
November ); Massachusetts, Nov. Ii Delaware, Novem-
/ LerI
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The correspondent Of the Baltimore Sun SAYS
"The successor Of Mr.. McKennan will either be chosen
M Jenkins Of Georgia. Mr. John Johnson Of MARYLAND
(broher Reyerdy has n my opinion the best chance
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WASHINGTON, Auersr .

- WASHINUIUN, AUGUST y.
The Senate engagedin Executive session to-day dis
cuSsing the nominations of Mr. Ewbank and MIR. Lewis
collector Of Philadelphia No has yet been taken on
Genera Roger Weightman it is probable will be Chief
CLERK OF Inc War Department vice Mr. Anderson resigned
among inc combinations by the Senate this week.
Henry r. turner assistant Treasurer ST. Louis.
Samson Mason, District Attorney Of Ohio
VIM A. Bradley, Postmaster at Washington CITY.
Thomas King Carroll Naval Officer q, Baltimore
Mr. Sweitzer District Attorney of Western Pennsylvania
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-07-26
NO. 81
THE nErrER oouNTRY.


We may venture to affirm, that if heaven
MAS NOW fully laid open to our view, it would
be soimpressive and engrossing, as to rem
der everything here insigni6cant and unin-
teresting, and loosen and detach us from all
our present engagements. St Pierre tells
US of his returning to France in ship that
had been absent several years in the East
Indies And when,H says be, sthe, crew
approached their native country. they we're
all eagerhess to discern it. Some Of them
mounted the rigging some Of them employ
cd the glass. By.and.hy an exclamation was
heard, Wonder It ISL Then they became
thoughtful and listless. Butwhen they drew
nearer, and began 70 dicoyer the tops Of the
hills and towers, that reminded them Of the
spets On which they had been brought up,.
they knew not how to contain themselves
They dressed themselves in their best an
Pareli they brought ont the presents design
ed for their connexions But when. the YES
sci entered the harbor and they saw their
friends and relations, on the quay, stretching
forth their hands to embrace them, many Of
them lesfsa Cram the ship, and other hands
we're Employed to bring It to its moorines~-
ALL Christians, could you see the better
country from which you were borne, ana TO
which you are bound-could you behold
your connexions there, ready to receive you,
your station would soon be deserted, and
other agents weald be wanted to carry on
their concerns. - JVS{fiaa Jan Us
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WINDOW SASH FASTENERS

rIAHk undersigned have oktaiaed I.eftefs Patrnt
Icr meg valuable AIk Tfeav SASH FasTeS-
FL ~ which Eson are enGble1 % raise tie MfncoN-
sAfh 70 afy feired height aud bold il ast, without
cutting hgle3 II the franz ard III ne same fine 10
lstdQwp he1 spef Sash 10 Is 10 III The hkaled air
escape e fe s aad aasais nc essl air * the bot
tpm sn4 4t4 sake tbe Sash perfectly aif-liehf and
keep = foln shsfiing. tFhA 4 Il iazf has Eat had
ne Fezt bfrzsh ~ ing ri1gfeysng a. the Madowsash
y storm righl. zsfsay nehng 81 he aEneanf 81
ar admittFa sissfebyE Tksx Fastener hasgfeat adj
yasiages eEsE Any cher sask stopper, giving yoa
canPlete sri ~ of Ne sasE ana viii aeren0daie
itself ~ AM 4fNs 81 The measher wet or dfY--ihe
buck y ulssEs3 being Rreoged ard strip inserted
whsehis iqtss4z gtinss tss Iamss thus aecommo-
dalfps ITSELF ana behind this strip il an
ecesptfie 81 10 hxfs cn / lever which passes
fkfaakh the Sssh, ana Faisine or depFessfir he
lever iaslens gosenssthr sash and enables you 10
ioS9 y ~ y NV p1Fni Sveh Il The estimate put
% shls dlsegsSfy That vie have applied them ID
seFst1lAua3nSf vindoEs stwithstaIiding but ! few
weeks haps&S Fsed since vi got The 6xfafes and
efeH hef9fe w ttFaipe4 ahe ,saient and many more
hexs nsrn efd e spoA u we eaa procure lasz
We Fouls aas say 10 he puble that We have
mace afrsiJE71nfnis for or. castings With Mr.
Rcege!: q y 40. High strSeg. Oil Town, Balf
! more MA 20 ~ eby, We would recommend
70 tarh - isAg ANT castingSsdone FOR the prompt
neks and The 3Hner ii WHICH il is tane-alid with
Mr. Wefn ~ Il 81 HaFpers- Frrrrr The most disin-
gnisned maSk risI u our eopnifY a any one win
admit y be FIN gall and see his shop and the ma
C4ttNFy ne On hand. ktr has undertaken m
haish our fks,essSngs by machinery i, that
require no agsa5ling blt can he put together with
the greaiests5sGtatch. Such as may wish 10 pnr-
chase state sgsossnf 81 Rights can apply Crest pad)
Jefferson eetlafs va pw q 4, s,trn u.rn,rs'
Fefrysva., II atsss. dhe fastening can Fte for
wafdsd from 41atpers-Fsny h any point with the
same facility ashley con HI irsin al = Of our Atlantc
Cities Il being nlesiialsfy 81 Ans RaI,nars .d
okie Rail Hsa5 abSns SO. miles lfton, RaIiirnars
and III telegka aiFie Standardization with III Eas,
and West 49,
Iolsnch as may be. arqusihted with either Of ne
genAemen Whose namesafr given We would say
Mts " mem aiEa satisfy Yourselves that II Is no
huinong IA Hagier i N Cartel G. WI Sap
plngson, Il efes. ~ While, John Yates JAMS
=, - hanson y GardersTi tF6st-paid,) who have
them ~ iise and any others who are waiting ~
have them Pot iH ikeir WiRdews
NATHANIEL. MIXERS.
. VI On SMITH. SNafeHtfees,