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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-07
From The Baltimore american.
NIP CLAWS ~RFSOIJIIIONS

The substance Of Mr.. Clay's resolutions, ofared in The
Senate On Iu sday. was given in our Washington cor
respondpuce y~eslerdly. The resolutions themselves
will be found in this mornings american. accompan
led with a full report of Mr.. Cay's explanatory re
marks.
A calm consideration Of these resolutions and Of the
reasons upon which they are founded. can scarcely fail
TO show how greatly the difficulties Of the territorial
question have been a~mplifed aud aggravated beyond their
real intrinsic nature.
What the Sosthern States have had most reason to
dread, in all the agitation 10 which this question has CIV
en- rise. was tho final lnterposillOn OF non-slaveilolhing
territory between them and the Rio Grande. This
would shut up he natural outlet Of the negro pnpnlitlon
towards III, South West. nd lead 10 that 'sDmething
worse than insurerrion" which Mr.. Calhoun forebod-
cd. In other words the increase of the colorei race IN
the more Sonlhern States, the planters not being able to
lake them where he afiinities Of the cotton and sugar
culture would tend Ia draw them, would, after a while.
displarp The who'll class of nun-slaveholdlng whites, IN
those States; and finally give an alarming predominance
To The st rviIe rae. We saw with pain The avowal ct n
Wish in a Philadelphia journal some days ago. 10 "walI
nn'the institution of Slavery shon lng a vlndlcilveneSs
of II. stility as blind in pdIcy az 1t was virnleni IN spirit
The reselui ms Of Mr.. Clay recognize a rofi.n o'
the Rn Grande river as The boundary between leXas
and Mexico. Thus. under the adjustment which h
proposes, the danger VI an obs laeiIon ~ The way oi Tue
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Ernfu the pairiot.

.Messrs. Editors Passing up street the other day
we rather hailed before The door of Messts. !. W. and :.
ID Rumbougi's store. attracted by The neat and beauti-
tul appearance il exhibited. when we were politely invi
ted IN. to lake a lnuk at their stock of Goods. As we
had already heard their selection Il Goods highly spoken
Of. particularly their choice and fashionable assortment
of IIats. We entered, and were shown some Of tho most
beautiful and splendid Goods in the Boot, Shoe, and Hat
line. il has ever been our pleasure to see in any market.
Their assortment is much larger Than we expected, and
The variety greater than we supposed ever brought ia
J. ynchburg All will certainly agree, thai the Messrs
Rum5ongh's are The Stewards and Biileys of onr town.
Our object in noticing this house, is because it is decided
ly the most beautiful aud best arranged of the kind we
have ever had in our town, aud we doubt whether there
il one superior to it., South Of New York or Philadel-
phia. ).
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CANADA.

The annexation question continues to excite
considerable interest in the neighboring British
provinces. Great enthusiasm exists among the
people in several cities. The general feeling seems
to be for annexation. Recent indications show
the policy Of the British Government to be the
suppression of the movement. A dispatch has
recently been received by Lord Elgin from Col.
Gray, in which he is urged, in the strongest terms,
to use all means to suppress the annexation move
ment. He is thanked for his former course, and
assured that 'the whole power, blood and trea-
sure of England" will be employed.to suppress
the movement, so long as it meets with the oppo-
sition of any portion of Canada.
1t i. evidently the desire of the British Gov
eminent to retain the province. But why, we
are no. able clearly to see. The British press has
announced that Her Brtanic Majesty is deriving
no benefit from the retention OF the Canadas,but,
upon the other hand, that they constitute a drain
upon the public treasury. Certainly there can
be no particular benefit derived from the posses.
sion of such territory. But the British are a jeal-
Gus people. And particularly are they opposed
to the accumulation of influence by those nations
entertaining a republican form OF government. II
is the policy Of England. as indeed 1t is OF all the
mighty nations of Europe, 10 keep alive the lnfiu-
ence and power of monarchy. And OF the power
and influence Of no nation is she more envIous
than that of the United States. Upon no occasion
have the operations of our Government come in
to contrast with the operations of the British Gov
eminent without exhibiting the supremacy of our
institutions. Consequently the British Govern
ment is assiduous in its efforts TO prevent the
contrast. She is ambitious of power and influ-
ence, and therefore seeks to avoid all comparisons,
which would rob her of either or endow another
with superiority. Hence it is that the British ma
ton desires to retain her American Territory.
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IT L

O., Ex-Governor Neil s. Brown, of Tennessee,
has been appointed Minister to Russia.
o. The Hon. Nathaniel Pope, Judge of the
United States District Court for the District of
Illinois, died on the Odd instant.
Dc, We see it stated, that four thousand acres
of land lying near the Mississippi river, have been
purchased by the Abbot Of Mount Mcllerav. 1t
is his intention to settle a colony upon his pur-
chase.
o. The testimony in the Gaines case has been
taken, and the argument OF counsel is now going
on.
o. The theatrical circle of New Orleans is be-
ing entertained with the performances of Misses
Kimberley and Davenport, and Mr.. Hudson. the
celebrated delineator Of Irish character In Balti-
more the youthful actresses, Misses Kate and FL
len Bateman, are performing.
hs, The correspondent of the New York Ex-
press, is Of the opinion, that the appointment of
Col. Webb will not be confirmed.
&S. There exists a great demand for tobacco
in the city of New Orleans-thc prices are high.
H5e Alta recent enthusiastic meeting, held in
Philadelphia, So. 900 were subscribed to aid in
the erection of the Cathedral of ST. Peter and St.
Paul.
8e5S- In the Georgia House of Representatives,
the following resolution was offered "That in
the event of the passage of the Wilmot Proviso
bv Congress, the abolition Of slavery in the Dis
trict of Columbia, the admission Of California as
a state, IN lis present pretended organization, or
the continued refusal OF the non. slaveholding
States to deliver up fugitive slaves as provided in
the Constitution, it will become the immediate
and imperative duty of the people of this State to
meet in Convention to take into consideration the
mode and measure of redress"
The clause italicised was rejected by a MAORI
tv of 81. The resolution, wilhoutthe clause, was
adopted by a majority of GA.
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MR.. 4

Mr.. Clay, in submitting his compromise, ac-
companied 1t with a speech, in which he defend
ed each resolution, The speech, no less than the
resolutions, breathes the spirit of Cancellation and
patriotism, In concluding, MIR. Clay appropri-
atclv remarks, that the North should be prepared
TO surrender To the South. since it has only a SEN
timent to surrender, while a Southern surrender
would involve a sacrifice OF property and seeuri.
ty. We must, at present, content ourselves with
LAYING the speech before our readers.
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lyNCuBURG MARKETS. Feb q.

Precision, - Bacon. u 10 ol, Beef, 81 to 50; Corn
Meal - In ~ cent?.
Ffnir= 81 80 To- 1 80
Uhsnt-iled so cents. White 50.
f,raia Com. 81 Ia 81 cts Oals2S cents.
Clarer seed- s., t, s.. in DEMAND,
ITiiskeg-SO cs. -
Berarar-tS To- - ernis.
BaiIer-ll to Is eta.
Brnlag-Apple. uhe afsfio : Peach none altering
Blu Iron -fS5assofted and $50 60 when drawn To
order.
Cofes-Rin lG to Il cents; %Iaguira 10 II IL ia
va Is Mocha 90.
Connfru Lmens- la II to l2l; Flax l2l 10 Is.
Cotton ~rarns-Salesl7 10 IL cents.
Feathers 80 to 30 rts.-Scatce.
EInr Seed Sales % In - cents.
Fish -llerrinys. No. |, 81 80; Shsd. old " 81
new : 80
Ginseng-25 In 2G cents.
HenV-We quote u In Sc. in demand.
Iinseoi OiI-65 Ia 10 cents-in demand.
Lard I'll t,7
.Maia,ses India - to 10 cts per gallon \
q. i9te IL cents.
~rasier-l.ump. So 10 81; Ground. Sol In 81
Sugdrs-Ncw orlcanso 10 ,ruts; Porto Rico I toSi
cents; Clarified ~ cents, oatilito cents.
Snt.-&l S7l a2t. -
1diotr 9 to - cents.
Tp=tS.5O per bib
Ipooi "a to go cts, IN demand.
II ool Rots-no sales.
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II M O N d M A / X T
RICH MOND ,J,N. 81

- RICHMOND. jan. 81.
7 TOBACCO -I,eceip's Of loose parcels The past neek
have been heavy, and ihr demand nctIve 1T the following
quotations logs So, to 81 Leaf Sd 10 &i2. as in oval.
nv.
FIOUR-Richmond Country ~ hold nj s. per bhl.
Holders ol Sco,isvllle Flour ask S. 2j; hu, WI hear Of
~ sales nj that rate. The receipts are very moderate,
and the demand hunted.
W~HEAT.-Good red 81 per bnshel. and good white
81 %
WHEAT O~FFAL.-Brao l2i cts Shorts - cents;
Brown Stun4 % cls.; Shin sluiIs 40 cents per busl,cl. -
Demand fair aud stocks light.
CORN-Neq quote ne" md old Mt son 52i cts.
CORN ME\I-60 IN 81 ella per hbslel.
ONIS-Not much DOING, We quote 33a35 cents per
bushel as the selling price.
GUANO Peruvian SIS fr 6vSA ,os or more; smaller
quantities $50 per ton. -
WIIlSKEY-Riclnnnd recti6od. ~ ella. in barrels,
with a good demand Cnciuuati feotiied in bbs,
none in market.
PROVISIONS
Weqnote row city cotei Bacon nj 7 y s cents, hog
round; " cstcrn sides 5! Il! cruts; shoulders las cents.
Ilans q a ~ cts. Lard, In bbls 7a7i cts IN kegs, 7DS
BUTTER Mountain. irhin ii n III eta. per h. for n
superior article; an ordinary Article may be quoted at 8
10 | cents.
COFFEE la tho large importing markets the excite
ment IN ihIs article continues unabatod. We nav quote
RIO aud %laguyn l5i a l6i cents; Java II u ID cts. per
MOLASSES.-N New Ofleaus.i in bbls .rltga price. 27l
n % cts. in small lots % 30 eta per pallun. There
are now at our whafves two cafgoe- OF malnsses line
from Louisiana, the oherirom Malnnzas which wlll be
otlertd at public auction ll-lnotr'w morning Dealers
awaiting This sale before operating 10 any extent.
Sl1GARS.- Ne quote NEW Odeahs 4 a 81 cents;
Porto Rico 5 a &! Gig. Tomorrow Friday) morning,
Alessts. Dunlop. Moncute & Co, purpose exposing 10
public sale two cargacsn f | nn,siana Sugar. hanging from
fair 10 choice quality The amounl offering being large.
may nflecl prices. We shall endeav ~ 10 report the sale.
FIAXSEED 81 lp-none arriving.
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tendency Of the slave rnpniatinn towards the ,al'es II
the Rio arande is entirely feannsed. The upl,e; portion
of the valley uf thu, riser - nndef.lood 10 be- i'll adapted
To slave lahpr; hut, at all events. the people intahi'ing
he cuuntry will have ii IN their ,wn hands finally Ia
determine that question fr themselves. The aniiatnrs
VIII" my presist N worrying The public mind III this
subject must have the wofst III II IN the end = aud thai
Tfuht snapIllk
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With the United States the question is one
which,a at prcsent,can excite no particular interest.
II is too early for her 10 discuss the expediency of
annexation. As a matter oi curiosity or speeula-
ton, she can watch the movement, which Is go
ing on, but as an interested party she has no share
In II
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SALE OFREAI. ESTATE.

We invite attention To the advertisement of II.
X. Cralle and others, Commissioners for the sale
OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS, belonging 10 the es-
tate of the late Ammon Hancock.
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Smiths Patent Efr0,c C,xffe,..

HAVE on hand, and am constantly making, the above
L celebrated UTTER Farmers, and Others, in want of a
s'mPlc, cheap and expeditions Cutter, can be supplied either
ny calling IN person or order. They are warranted to per-
torn well, and il after a trial Of 60 DAYS they do not give
satisfaction, the money will be returned. Price so.
j. X. RI No. 36, Main street,
2do,rs below City Hotel, Richmond. Va.
Messrs MCDANIEL s. Agents,
I,ov t1-Wsn Lynchburg, Va.
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Lots for Sale.

HAVE number of u / LOTS in the neigh
oorhood OF Mr.. David b. Pavne's residence, VIII ich
Wisn to sell they are laid off into one and two Acres. and
I'll m pg divided INTO a facres, ifany purchaser should desire
distance from Town. Persons wishing to purchase, will call
upon Mr T. L. Wills, with whom 1 have left a plot and
sellthem. WM nANIrI r.
July 9-wts
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TINSLEY & TAYLOR,
ana &

(.rocers 0nd fonshnsSS'On .HerchGnfS,
A RE NOV RECEIVING \ LARGE AND WELL.
n assorted STDCk OF
groceries,, Liquors. Dry Goods. Nc.,
CONSISTING, IN part. oi the following articles
% hhls. = Il aud y q Sugars,
1nhoNcs stewards LOAF Sugar,
ln bags RIO, Iagusta and Java Coffee,
200 kegs Nails, assorted,
IL tons Iron, assorted,
; & blister, shear and east Steel,
300 sachs salt,
20 bbls. Tanners oil,
70 - New Orleans Nnla-scs,
100 kegs nu Points ffF and blasting Powder,
2noo lbs bar Lead and Shot,
10 boxes Tea, | ease sety superior.
30 " Hull& Sons and other lallow Candles,
% baskets Sweet Oil,
10 bbls NJ. 3 Mackcrel,
CASKS Rice,
1000 lbs. Hoop Iron,
2ohags Pepper, Ginger and Spice,
, Cetoons Indigo,
, hhls. Naddor,
\ large assortment IlQ~uoRS-tpplc Brandy, old Rye
Whiskey, French Brandy, 81 \ heavy stock Of nomc.trs,
O1naburgs. Breaches, Gallo oes, A lpaccas, Lawns, Kentucky
Jeans, Boots, SHOES, Hats. r., aud many other articles too
numerous to en,ucrate, all Of which they ATE determined Ia
sell at the yer, lowest market rates ior cash, OF IN exchange
for country produce. They respectfully invite iheit friends
and the public generally II give them q call before making
their purchases, as nothing shall be LETT unturnod 10 give them
BARGAINS.
Feb. 71ts.
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Pure COd.Liycr Oil.

rV,HOSE IN wan, Of this valuable and popular Medicine,
may depend on obtaining from the subscriber a reyy Si-
pc,io, aytioic. II is procured directly from the manu- Actu.
rers in Me-. York, who warrant it genuine ard pure ana
not purified from an inferior arsn.tc. Another supply just to
hanl snl for sale by Ohm II. SFAY, Druggist
Jan 2l-ils
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Scye ofyyr,ecs.

ID virtue Of a deed OF trust executed 10 the subscriber ~
- Robert Irvine, bearing date IN The 4h day al August
1919, aud NJ record ,p the Clerks office ri the county coWt
ct botetp',rf, ! viii on Monday, the IS h day u January
next, teonrt dayJ at L,berfy, tBedford court ieussj sell to
Tie highest bidder, at public surfiop. Tor cash, ONE ON
Two LIKELY YOUNG NEGROES. The title is be-
iesed Ia be unquestionabis, but . rting as trit-fee,I will con-
vey srch title only, as Is vested in me hy the deed Of trust
al iesa,d. u. &. BUkkS, Trustee.
Dec 3i-wit2sJ
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&5, We are indebted to Mr.. John Thomson,
jr, of the Virginia Senate, for a copy of the Sc
cond Auditors Report.
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Light, Light.

THE subscriber is prepared to furnish Pho'gcne Gas,
L Camrhine. Burning Fluid, winter hleached, sperm and
solar Oh all of the rery best quality. Also, a handsome a.
sortment OF Hand, Parior, and stand Lamps for burning he
same. For sale by JOliN IL. SEAf, Druggist.
Jan 2l-ihs
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CASH FOR NEGROES,

I WISH io purchase a number OF LIKELY NEGROES
] Tor which I will pay the HIGHEST CASH PRICES
All letters addressed me at Liberty, bedford county will.
receive prompt attention. w. G. levitt.
Aug g-ihs
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RsOsspOnespeuf.

The above sale Is postponed until MONDAY. 18th FEB
RuAhN, tomt da,) at which time IT will lake place, At
the above mentioned place. H.. Z. BUCKS, Trustee,
Jan 81 - wift2sF
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yDbucrO .YUuuCurfucerS.

I IQIlORICE in Mass and Stick, aud Marsrilles awss
IL Oil, Of he best hands. For sale IN rea solab HE terms b,
HENRY I.uDI.AM h co, R,chrsond, Va.
nm. 2s-2wif
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FOURTH RrQUlslTION.

" VESTuTUSV sVN'
N1le,SiocHholdcrs in tho Virginia and Tennessee Rail
l Road Company, will pa, dn addition In the ~ qu,shions
heretofore called amounting Ia so M per shar) the further
sum OF Fout Dollars per slRru, on the 1T dty 81 March next.
Ny order oi the Board NJ Directors.
=. q. MORRISON, Treas. and Crk.
Jan 2s-wttNar
n II, All persons who have not paid the id, I'd, and Sd
toqnisitions, ar. required 10 do So forthwith.
IS-fur nedlotd, Mr.. "A. Clastor.
" Il anote, Mr.. 4. Neal
" Montgomery, Pulas- ! Col. David Bsr-
hi aud Floyd NIT.
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John 0. L. Goggin,
a TX NEY a r l. a w

lN'ITb' N'1 W.
I 1 As removed his office To the room over Jehn " illiams'
Il IeueltNs store. opposite .'R.ll, Rucker, and Brnnbs -
and in addition To the coutt< ol tANPBFl. H., BflifpRD
aud ~ <GllRURG. he will hereafter also regularly attend
the COUNTY AND SUPERIOR COURTS OF AM
llERSr.
E.h7-MGMil
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Great Stock of Winter Goods,

FOR SALE, At hut LITTLE OVER COST.
rI,ilf large mercantile concern with which am connected
] being about Ia close its business 1t becomes necessary,
tnt me To SELL OFF as rapidly ms possible, my large stock
Oh goods. In all winter Goods, such as Blankets, Flannels,
Lin.eys, Cassinctis, Yarn Jeans, Shawls, Nc. &c., great
bargains may be had. All persons in want nj CHEAP
goods will please call without DELAY.
Jan ills JNO. J. PURVIS, Agt-
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bsnuSG FOR RENT

frSeg The House occupied, nj this timr, hy James M.
El;, Boyd, is Tor rent. Possession can he had on the lft
l.A March, 1850. Apply To ! NJ. how'd or to the NIB
.cribor. CHARLES II. LYNCH.
Jan 2l-tlNarif
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yE.W.YLE NCHOOL.

INliE MISSES RfIl, purpose to open a Female School
1 al the Residence of their father, Rev. Wm. s Reid, In
the town 81 i%.ynchhnrga on the 10Th February. The usual
rnufse ul studies taught in the heat female schools, will b.
taught, lrntn the elementary 10 the higher branches.
TERMS FOR A SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS:
For beginners $40 %
For the nnte advanced is %
EXTRA;
For D,awing and Painting 10 W
REFERENCES
Capt. =. McCorkle,
john kinnier, Lynchburg.
Rev. G.. Il. Vaughan.
Rev Rev, r M, Sc cs wni.s, Lexington.
Jan 1t iOFch.
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HE.y.HY.

10 I Front street,. n W YORK;
"INfS his particular attention To the sale oi "MANU-
N \ rUHtD AND LEAF TOBACCO, - and other
produce. aud will make lar ard liberal advances ON the
same. lie ais, pays particular attention 10 the execution oil
orders inr produce generally. Address as above.
Inn 7 Jntf
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Mrs. NJ. A.

Wrs. NJ. A. DNVENP OIRT
WILL. resume the duties ot her School, on Monday, 1Sth
w al February. Grateful for the patronage received,
she pledges herself hat 10 eSeiton shall he pared To insure
her punils u thorough knowledge OF the branches taught,
va, Reading. Writing, Arithmetic, Grammar, History, Gs-
o%gtaphs, Philosophy, &c.
Pupils received AT any time during the session, and only
charged tom the time ot entrance. No dcduetion made sx-
oepi IN eases ot protraeted i,,,css, M
Terms for u session Of Five months
r.. beginners, - w
For the more advanced, VO
School room IN ma,a street, a few doors below oibreiis
Hotel.
Jan 3I-ivif
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Lump Plaster.
XII IONS Lump Plaster, on the street, for sale by
~ Jan It's GEORGE BAG5Y.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
BEEF.-Scalc ,oeisht-$ So 90 to So SO; extra quality
will command a higher price.
HOGS-SJ net.
MUrTONS-s3 90 10 3 50 not, .. in quality.
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Negroes for Sale.
R F. nj O v AL.

II Il w y v n III
4 CARD The undersigned would respectfully inform
"A has friends and the public generally, that he has renov-
ed his Fancy SILK, WOOLl.EN and COTTON
ID I'EE.V'G ESI.IYLI<X.NE.v 'T'
from his former place of business, 10 the lower Ind ui main
trect, one square below the Franklin and directly opposite
the Farmers Hotel, where he will be pleased 10 accommo-
date his friends and the public as usual, on the most pleas
ing terms. Thankful for past iayors, he respectfully sollrits
a continuance Of the same, join H. SolohoN'
Erh LIN
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TO Contractors and others,
ON CONSIGNMENT AND LOW TO CLOSE.
LynChburg Female seminary.

THE NEXT SESSION Of this Institution will commence
L on Monday, the lth instant. Terms as heretofore, viz;
Board and Washing Sli per month. Tuition, per session OF
five months, S6, $40, si2, and Sl5. Music Sl5. Use oil Pr
and 81 so, For further particulars circulars can be had ar
the bookstore of Messrs. Payne * Bro, or at the residence OF
the subscribers. NJ. A. * G. GORDD
Feb 1-ius