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THE UNION.

land and to enforce them in despite OF the reasonable
efforts OF miserable band OF fanatics and factonsts
There is no consistency in such conduct There is
something rotten in Denmark II is no plea OF justfca-
on OF even OF excuse to say 10 that the door
closed to them because it has been closed to band of
lunaties burglars, and thieves We need not say that
Mr Webster is not our model OF statesman, but we
admire the gigantic intellect with which he has been
gifted We have not sanctioned his general course as a
public man but cah deny that in his public as
well his private capacity lie has been faithful advo-
cate Of the interests of Boston and Massachusetts and that
laery his powerful voice has contributed 10 strengthen
the Union The treatment which he has received is dis
graceful TO the authorities of Boston II shows that Mr.
Webster has been serving bad master. The compro-
mise Unpopular in South Carolina in
Boston; and we venture 10 say that had Mr. Webster
been in Charleston. and had citizens of Charleston re-
quested of the city authorities the OF any building
belonging TO the city for the purpose OF receiving him.
the request would have been granted the instant and
he would have been listened 10 with respect no matter
how thin the audience might have been.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL is, 1851.

We tender our Acknowledgements TO the editors OF the
mes. in this city for the welcome they have given US 10
,r fraternity Ii shall be endeayor TO recprocate
n, courtesy and kindness extended to us. Our i'm.
,.on has always been that editors should never allow
bs couesies OF social life to be interrupted by the dis
,u.sions which different views demand, when they are
,0Oducted within the limits of moderation and personal
ect 1t is by such discussions that the truth is elicit.
"A and that the real and lasting interests of our common
country become understood and are advanced, For
elf we should scoFn to advocate cause which would
derive its success from any other supports than those
which are supplied by reason, fair argument, and fact
On this basis, when the editor has made his appeals, his
duy is performed and he should no more think OF quar-
spg with the brother who, with equal sincerity. de-
mands from the public an opposing verdict. than he
should quarrel with his neghbor because his personal
features are different from his own
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


BALrfaoRE, April It's, p. IN.
Iae Spring Acknowledgements an BaAimors-
Kent County Massacre. The Worlds Fsir.--Jsany
Lind-ihe Markets, &c.
The spring business Of Baltimore Is in full blast,
and indicates prosperity and improvement beyond the
most sangune expectations Of merchants. County
dealers are paying M old with unprecedented
puncuay, and are laying in stocks Of goods for the
trade Of unusual amount In fact our city i'm prov
ing!wh rapidly that Is truly surprising TO old residents.
whilst with annual ysiters it is subject of gene
remark Baltimore street, which few years since pre-.
sented such ancient aspect in It's structures rapidly
undergoing transformation OF the modern aud mag
nfcent character throughout its length The great iron
Sun building, which is under roof. continues to attract
throngs spectators whilst other buildings about
mencing which bid fair be fully attractive, though
a smaller scale Our build ings also being moderated
and should the present spirit continue, Bal
rimore street will have superior in the Union Tor the
msgnicence of lie structures The same spirit Of improve
Is obsevabe however, throughout the ciy-ground
which open common year since being now paved
graded, and filing up With elegant dwellings, whilst our
wharves becoming thronged with shipping, and are
busting with activity.
TIE Kent county ma sacre seems be still involved in
having been discovered to fix the guilt on
any one, according the official accounts The jail
Cheserown contains eight persons under arrest on sus
pcon aud the general impression is that the murderers
and of the murder among them but there
still nothing but vague suspicious TO connect them with
tue transaction. Other arrests are also expected daily to DO
made A letter from Chesterown, received in Baltimore
Shelton, oil the
asked the taller neither the people would kill him II he
told, admitting that lac knew who committed the deed
This however, may be oil those gronndess rnmors
incident to excited Of the public mind In that
vicinity.
Iag" rumler Of citizens starting, or preparing
to sart Tor the Lsndol Fair. Maryan will be well rep
resented r, only in her manufactures and ingenu-
uy, bat Ia and sub;tantalspecmens OF humanity.
~ auau- have yet been made Tor Jenny Llnd's
this city, though she is expected hero in about
ten days The pares state that Barnnm has re-
ceved ID magnif proposition to sail immediately of
London be there the first OF june and that both he
and Jenny under consideration, but have
rot yet decided This may be the cause OF the delay In
mi king arrangements here.
The MARKErs-In the Baltimore market this morning
there were sales OF 400 barrels Howard street -four at
"a Sol 5000 barrels City Mills at 81 62a Sales OF red
wheat at IS "A lUi White corn, oil az cents and
yelo.; G3 a "a Oats, 40 AZ cents. Whiskey %
cents Sales 0j hhds and 900 pounds sides bacon at
lsla 81 ard 81 censprncpay at The latter price large
Males OF shoulders cents $50 kegs No. lard at ~
cen MIS- barrels 81 20 900 pounds eah-
ers at 80 a 3J
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The Hon. Siias Wright.

NsPu5lsh in another column an extract from an ad
IS delivered by the late Sas Wright on the 4th of
|'Y 1899, which we find in the New York Journal Of
nnerce. II relates to the slavery question: and had
n delivered yesterday. il could not be more appropr.
the times II takes an able view OF the subject Of
aA II treats 1t rebukes, in the language OF great
~ the wretched fanatics who would hazard our go.
." Union BY meddling with subject which does not
e'rn them; while it sustans, in the fullest and most
nPts manner, the obligation TO carry out that require
|'ot the constitution which says tina, fugyes from
" OF service shall be delivered up the claim Of the
won 10 whom such labor or service is due. We CON
20 more especially 10 those men who have been de-
~ BY the specous reasoning of the Stewards OF New
| H, Vermont, and Ohio.
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Correspondence oftAe Providence JOurnsi.l
Mexican boundary Communication.
Fl PAsO. JanuaIY

Ell fAeoB JANUARY W. 1901
AT length all the different detachments OF our party
have arrived The large train which took the southern
route was composed OF both mule and OK wagons. They
separated DEVILS river, and the mule train came on IN
OF the others, and arrived here December 81
The OK train had a severe time-the animals suffering
much and many perrhng from cold and nsufciency OF
grazing. We were obliged 10 send the mule wagons
back to relieve the train, and all al length arrived IN
safety with the exception OF The wagon. master left IN
charge OF the OK train. He shot by man employ
ed as hunter guide, and died in few days from the
effect Of the wound.
The commissioner and his immediate party guar.
tered at FL Paso and the remainder Of the expedition
are stationed al Socoo with the exception OF the aso
nomica party, which temporarily at San Eleazaro
small towns, 10 or 90 miles below this.
General Condo Che Mexican commissioner and party
arrived December and the preimnaries about which
many apprehended much difficulty, have all been salts.
factorily settled between the Two commissioners The
work oil the survey may be somewhat delayed Col.
Graham, chief astronomer, (Uce Colonel AlcClelIand,
recalled and Mr. Gray, principal surveyor have yet
arrived
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NAsHvILLE, APu l2.-Andry Wilson was tonight
rested and lodged in jail charged with robbing letter,
April 18th, mailed from Louisville and directed TO Wesley
Whrss, broker Of this city, containing two thousand dol
lars Tennessee bank notes and sixteen HUNDRED dollars in
checks. L. has been known for time that the above
robbery had been perpcuated but the postmaster here
has not been heretofore able to ex the guilt on any one
until this evening" when part Of the discovered
in circulation city, and traced young Wilson I'm
diaely being arrested, he admitted his guilt lie
wa. employ in the post Office last July. and continued IN
The office clerk until disc harged last January for inatten-
lie confessed that The night OF the ih OF April he
entered through of the back Of Morses tee-
graph Office and entered the post office through back
door by a false key,
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Stocks steadyUnited States 6s, 1867 1867. Flour is
changed the market somewhat duletsaes OF 900
bb!s. at 81 50 for common standard brands southern.
81 rs 81 S7A Rye -four, SO II. Corn meal So a $3
Is Sales Of 1000 bushels yellow 90 cents. Rye,
7b rs cents Provisions active, and prices tending up
ward Groceries steady. Rio coffee 10 l0i cents Cot
ton is ra he duh and unchanged in prices. Whiskey,
2A cents
PHILADELPHIA Apnl IL p. N. Stocks are fa-Penn-
syyania SIS, 9Sl Flour steady-sses OF 700 bbs common
straight brand. at "a 80 Grain hrmprime red wheat.
100 cents white. lo5 Sales of yellow corn at "a
% Oats 10 +5 cents Rye os SO cents Whiskey,
23b a 2I5 cents.
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Enthusiastic Reception Of Gen. Riley.

BUFFALO, April 10 -Yeserday citizens turned
receive this distinguished and brave sol
der who about take up his residence in this city
for short time lie escorted by detachment of the
18Th regiment, the common council IN carriages, military
officers uniform and largo number OF citizens through
several of the principal streets, to The Mansion House,
where the mayor in an appropriate speech, welcomed
him the hospitality of the city HIS remarks briefly
responded to by the General. Minute guns were fired
while the pTocess sion was moving
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Riot IN Canada

MONTREAL, April l5-Mr. William Harris, formerly Tue
nds agent in Renow county, the ircehoders, dissatisfied
with the appointment have menoriaiized the government
sotctiing IL revocation AT a meeting held for this pur
pose ON the 29h nit, the friends OF MIR Harris created
riot which resulted in boodshed, and great excitement has
been caused The eud religious one-he Roman Cath
ocs having made the assault on the Orangemen.
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Connterfeiters Arrested.

WORCESTER, April l6.-Yeserday men named Ssmuc
stanhope and Edridge c. Thatcher, both belonging to
Vermont, arrested charge Of passing counter
felt money About 500 worth of counterfeit money
in the possession of Sanhope and $50 Thatcher
principally on the Union Bank, Providence Union Bank,
Hartford Stark Bank, Bennington and tens upon the
Bank of New York They committed.
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Bosruy April I6-Ifthe liberty OF Simms can be pur
chased OF his ser, he viii probably return in the Acorn
which carried him The master Of the Acorn Captain
Henry Coombs says that ho w by leave Of his owners,
give him n free passage back.
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nKniuhts Terpisr.-Thc annual assembly Washington
Encampment OF Knights Templar will be held this evening
al The ASYLUM OF and 10Th streets, nj O'Clock
respectfully Sir knights be
ton Of ofbcers Tor ensuing year viii take place.
ny order Of NJ. r. @, g.. - .-.-
q, A. sCHwARZMAN,
An Is Recorder,
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Ap Is

nY-wsahin9ton city Athcnneum.-Tbe regular weekly
meeting Of this will be held at Temperance Hall this
friday evening, nj ~ O'Clock
The discussion Of the following question WI be continued "Has
Of III. Indian tribes by the Unsd states been consist
ent with justice and humsnwp : .
Apis VI, CAMERON Secretary,
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No Netps of The Steamer.

New YoEk, April l7-2 p. m.-We have no tidngs Of
the ste amer America the Brtish lines being still down
terrible gale and eshe have occurred at Boston, causing
immense destruction OF property.
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Jennu Lind at The West.

CINCINNATI April Heterogeneous have been made for
ve concerts TO be gvea by Jenny Lind The second will
given tonight The third Thursday, the fourth on
Saturday, and the fifth Monday She will leave on
Tuesday evening" stopping Wheeling, where she will
give one concert on the 24h.
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TUESDAY, Anil Is, 1851.

TUESDAY, April Is, 1851.
The board met pursuant to adournment-all the mem
bers present
The board then proceeded TO ascertain and determine
the amounts TO be awarded TO the several claimants
respectively, whose claims have been heretofore al
lowed.
Oded That interest at the rate OF i've per cent per an
mum be computed on all claims which have been allowed
for property lost unfunled unless different
Interest was stipulated in such contracts from the
origin OF he claim to the 6h OF April, 1881, when the
commission will expire and thereupon the board awarded
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's commission appointed under the treaty with Mex
completed its labors on the 18th Its report was made
we l5th--a copy OF which, taken from the Republic,
readers will find in another column
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Here, then, we have surplus OF specie arrived in
New York over the amount exported in ten days of
S7736lI, when the National Iatelgcnccr would have
the country believe that than million wa, ex-
ported during the last week without any return, thus
producing The belief that the large importation under
the revenue bill OF 1916 draining the country OF
It's specie, and thus creating balance of trade which
must end in financial revulson and ruin
The idea intended 10 be conveyed by the assertion that
the greater portion OF the export of specie in gold and
not silver is hardly worthy Of answer. There is a
greater amount of gold than silver As yet no silver
worth mentioning has been furnished by California,
while million after million in gold has been received
from that State Besides. the defective management Of
The PHILADELPHIA mint which coined about S2i 900 900
in double eagles while il coined less than million in
silver and gold dollars added 10 the change the relative
value Of gold and silver produced by the vast supplies OF
gold from California, has drained the United States
of silver coin until il is now at premium in the United
States for domestic use, which nearly, il not entirely
counterbalances the foreign demand. The mismanags-
ment OF the Philadelphia Neutrality-suspicious. which
served the interests OF the banks and not the good OF the
counry-presen,ed few weeks ago the anomaly OF
silver at premium OF five per cent, while gold dollars
commanded premium Of one per cent The camor OF
the democratic press has forced partial correction of this
abuse.
The facts which we have presented added 10 The cir.
cums,ance that large amount of specie must be shipped
in order TO meet bills drawn in favor of visters TO the
Worlds Fair in London will fully explain the circum.
stance which the National Inteiigeacer seizes upon
in order 10 sustain system of class legislation which
impoverishes the people while il enriches few CAPT
tasts, without any good to the country.
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Death OF Gen Brady.

ALBANY April 1--we learn that Gen. Brady died yes
erday morning Detroit of the injuries he received
the 10Th instant.
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Which several awards embrace the original amounts
allowed and the interest thereon, computed at the rate
aforesaid.
The board then proceeded TO consider the memorial OF
Samuel ST. John, claiming indemnity for the seizure and
conhscation OF the schooner Brazoa, and the proofs
and documents connected herewith, and tbereupon
TO an opinion that the said claim valid and allowed
the same accordingly, and awarded to-
The board then considered, severally claims Of The
persons below mentioned, and made the following
awards:
Nto,o,s p;osrdi - . \. ...,,..,.. s6.o57 50
Til.hs N s,nlner - .....,.... ia, $50 90
had n Core trustee Of the IIniop Land Company 10
phard of tbs TRINITY $3.50 "a
william II. SUMNER George Curtis and Anthony Dey,
10000
Interest being included in the so awarded.
The board decided adversely on certain additional
claims, and denied a re-examinaon OF others
After the transaction OF business OF no public import
ance the board having finished all the business before it.
adjourned without day
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DIED,

On the 10th instant, GEORGE STRICKLAND.
His and acquaintance invited funeral
Mrs J,asss street, between 10Th and 18Th, morning
Q O'Clock
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gentleman temperate habits, and much eipe
editor has received thorough caes eou
cation, translates with perfect the French Spa
DESTROYS take charge o.
literary, periodical publication He believes ~ e power ~ INV
general promote CIRCULATE commerce WIN o
eign and among several states b se 2 %
hsrbo deems he auv OF con
gres cherish industry by the imposition
duties decided friend Of the late @ n,h ~ a
constitution, than whch no re-
cognisc. M bivber Ia political character Inc salary re-
qured Conmuncaohs auue'so" " - :"
Washington, will receive prompt auenson' E.
An
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cx.IuTsf sIyIRTsi OF tho most approved patterns
and mnker-a supply hand to which am constantly add
ms Good fits warranted in all cases.
my ss msrino wool, undehirts drawers.
lust received and for sale at moderate prices by
CHAs. III. LANE,
Genuemens Furnishing Store, Penn avenue.
Ap l6-eo3t
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IN and cravsts. -,
Also handkerchief Cloves suspende hosiery canes umors
shoulder much approved article us'
received and for sale moderate prices by
CHAs. n. LANE,
Gsntsmens Furnishing store Penn Wea"s'
Ap l6-eo3t
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TELEaaApHiC REPORTS FOR THE UNION.
Condition of the Northern Markets,

NV YosK, April I7-2, p. m.
.ALrs AND PRICES OF stccKs IN NEW YORK TO-DAY.
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BALTIMORE, April lis, y. IN.
Iae Spring Acknowledgements an baltimore
Kent County Massacre The Worlds FsE--Jsany
LiRd.-Ihe Markets &C.
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The Republic contains the following statement as a
comment on the views contained in our Introductory ar
uce on the subject of the tariff;
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Grand Fancy Dance May Bait.

MADAM BLAKE has the honor TO inform the citizens of Wash
MI qton Georgetown Alexandria, her ball will take place
Al Jackson ian ON The evening April 80, 1851 The foowin.
dances ,til be danced by B.s pupils in full
l. Growing Of the Queen.
Elnrn Polka. by our Misses and Maslers.
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by DYER ~ MCGUIRE, Aucttoneers.
On Friday afternoon April 49, at O'Clock, shall
u auction rooms, 40 boxes
oranges, being a choice lot just received ~ - -
DYER * MCGUIRE.
Apl Auchoheers'
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GOLD PENS, In silver cases, with eyer-pointed pen
VI Gil; complete for 81 49, :, -. -
Ap ls fhhNAh ihf Loh'
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NOTICEA persons interested in annual assessment OF
property the city OF Washington for the 1851 are
hereby that the board Of appeal will be ~ session 10 the
room, City Hail. Friday the lh In
sant m, and win continue from day 10 day,
excepted during hours for the purpose OF hear
e " 4. r. HARKNEsS,
Secretary Of the Board OF Assessors,
Ap ll-eotd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-15
MISCELLANEOUS.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
WIZ f"l Session this lu,pE WI Ii.sn
a 'h"1!-i 81 August. ana continue IL weeks.
EMoNt MD smaitx CULLEGE,

WASHINGTON COUNTY.
'ii!' Fail Session this ThTs,nv
a III" Gis 81 August. ana continue ii weeks
Tuition per session, SIS co
i,,ar'i Week, -
~ t;e' in! contingencies ~
lGii" IN the Preparatory Department from $40 sig 80
ici SESSION. Uhtr expenses the
"r%i""h ''"irGc .! hc Sluti West. situated TIE
;s @ aid stiiY ,nd an ite n:nt!on (" the ''t West
hiitoti from nrhJufg Tennessee The mess ;eais,
@ e.i'r exemption from the ordinary temptations 10
-, h, wee - "r:" - ITS ;hrrnu:! ur!hnLa:iG an! Gci
- r7r' nigh ci':nss 10 lir patronage OF The public
's"c COW G. COLLINS. President.
'''AstiS - 8; MD iIAfi; ~ AI;chl. SCHOOL,
NE :A Session commence Inc 10Th July
n \, ana terminate the 18th May following
FOR anad, lciun. u.n:. washing. lights and fuel
~ 'oH w ~! or al the Subjects TAUGHT. months. s9E.
"or one hall 10Th InIy. and the 18th December
b-lc pupils allowed nrraI credit aud cyIec
@ erstr tmr funds the haas the ea:hcr be disbu
"n u laem a. his discrr:"a. June Gicitjy
,ur SCHOLASTIC.
caoo viii be sumci she 1T ia, September t ie
lh'e wh an interval of tH weeks Christmas Ill the 2sh
lhr -it"ana Of The school for h"ar'
NC hcSr society," being the ant "f tie South Wc Noun
Ecni!al Ruii,oai!
The roLrsc OF studies Lain and Greek
n'h AID Italian Arithmetic, ALGERIA. Geonrty anl
Pu as i'cfca T'I.nhpncr: h-n Eu,h an.i"@c, Coo
an "' anh nrrn at The El.mcrn.y Na'ai Sclrnc"s.
"' Tie sn'r u wilc! furnished ny eli S!l
aTaa.ns Ens! Compositions and daily
sua:e* in" and rriu;.td the
VI cHisNi Will form part Of thu The method of IN
hcIrtl to- 7 " "
lEhAs-For session, OF months li,n $40; Beard viii; ne,
nr ~ including Accommodation Gcghhutcri
five iIrnths " " " -
Refer 70 Professors the University Virginia. To Vim D.
D. H. MH.ru!rr OF Albrnai and Me-
Curdy, Richmond : OSCAR ROGERS
Ny direcionr kcswIck Dclo;. Alternate.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-15
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE LAND.



'ENIE undersigned offers for sale his farm in the county OF Orange
calcr CeyeIau" II distant miles from Orange Court
House. miles from fredericksburg and ten miles from
Central RaiIroil GoriOnsrllc. The tract
$50 nj which heavily tmbercdthc
IL highly improved minute dcscrip
deemed supposed ina; per
.ona wishing purchase will themselves Suffice to
admirably adapted the growth Of tobacco ana
ali kinds grain equal in fertility land the county
Dr. Jas. a. Madlson who resides at
Court House will take pleasure in showing The premises 10
any wiz may wish 10 purchase. . :. ,,...
July S-clm AMBR'lSE MapIaoN.
VALUABLE ALBEMAKLE LAND FOR SALE
designing from Abeae %hes Ia d
pose his known pen PARK" This tract lies
about Charlottesville, Immediately the Rvanna
i05 fair proportion of which Is IN wood
cultivation, consists partly Of vanna
grounds. high land unsurpassed IN
fertility. the nr.hborh0ol The dwelling house Is very
aud all the farm buildings
inc ling mostly The orchard large and
with apple The proximity this place TO Char
ntsvr gives purchaser the choice transporting produce
Richmond market, either by the Central Railroad or
Kvana River In ne rs regards location society scenery
an advantages ssehom that All opportunity Is oer
ed for ma 81 desirable investment upper Virginia
pen park sod public the premises on the
lh lay August fair day Al the same
sold, the stock of horses cattle sheep anu ho{s
also farming and household and kitchen furniture &c
" CHARLES ". POLLARD.
Cbartpf liz