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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-05-09
agricultural.
trrom the Rursl New Norker.l
PL0ws-.THEIR FORM, &C.

PLows al the present day, arc % much i'm
proved over those in use ftw years since,
that there is hardly an absolute bad one now
produced; bot yet from IT, being the all i'm
poran,, and primary article Of husbandry, it
lcho,cs every iillor Of the soil to nee AL his
.agaeiiy, in procuring the best constructed,
and those Of the least rcsificnoc, that tho
country produces.
let ,hc farmer think how be feels under
the operation of bad nzor, dull axe. or
hard cutting scyihe., and consider that his
bor-e- 10 not possess Ihc ability 10 express
thought, and ariculaio ideas, ana hc wall sco
he necessity. anu hDd i h.s ol.y .na .-i,r1-.
10 think and choose lnr Lcn.
There b, a gJcSf difference in ,hc drsN--
the resistance Of two Plows doing doe qmo
quality Of work \ good and easy running
plow, should not have a tendency to run on
its nose, nor require riding to keep /, IN tho
ground.
4 perfect Plov, II ,hore wa, no obsirue.
ton, and the soil va, perfectly homogeneous,
should require no holding; It should be- -
constructed that the resistance ou the Land
side, should exactly balance The prc-uro on
lhc mould board. But as an soils vary 10
their constituents, oui contain moro OF less
stone or other obs,uciious, th.- cannot BE- cx-
pgcicd; We, tha, p!ow lhli comes the nearest
,o that requirement, and hold, the easiest, j.
lhs brs, article, and will do ,hr bcst work.
p \ plov should b. long on ihr and...dr,
1ud II intended tor svlrl blowing. long oa
thc mould board, md oftIat curilrns1r form,
Hatc9ual Advance oraIl Il, parts, should pro-
doc. equal elevation of ,he larmv slice.
ln blowing green .vard, lf ii IS desirable
to lay ,hc fDuows fa,, ihe rlow should b. 'es
to otalca slice wider than lIc heel Of de sham
en- cui. leaving part 80 sct 90 Lincr n
turn upon and when desired TO lap iho ilg.
rov. cut narrower ani deeper so u,ll tho la.l
Of mould b1lrl shall shove ., a l.uir ua, OF
p'fcr.
The larpiug prcc.s l' altogether Wei'ra-
Ole. lor ihr ordinary summer lalloN,nr, ani
iu 30 cases, except when The seed follows "a
,nelc blowing; 90 which car che Nuow
cannu, b. too Cat, aud ths rr- edges TOO
perfectly LlI.
No good suari ploa B, e, or cu' ploN-
ID
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-05-09
potatocs

Ss,enl arrivals FROM Franc, "a i.lsrcut
American ports, have brought large quanu-
Co., Of French potatoes, reported TO be- of au
excellent quality and even some cargoc. tom
thc same fertile country have, wc observe
reached lr,.aui. 81 think oi Ireland aul the
uuial State importing ponio,,-anl FROM
France, too What a l..soa Co our Anon
can 7gnruhunl.,is, 60 alact Doe ilc.t and
hEc' f,r planting. instead oG ths smallest,
which have uo ,gor % rrsis, lhc disease ur
,o produce with abuataarr Wlhua, know
,n. the precise economy Of lhc French hm-
cr. We mas venture the assertion that lhur
large potato yield is ,he result of planting iho
largest bulbs, which d, never found go ali OF
mo- c,ubcaut yield. American planters ara
houal to recover che potato .aiuoi to allow
Europe TO fed Us, when We ought, under
proper management, to feed al ,ha world
We hope the next year viii place Us on an
r,ullty with "h belle France 10 ihe pro-
due,lon or lhr rO,l'os.-Ph'adlIii iia L,fg'r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-05-09

Jr,i. va, taken down by tie great Dodge
10 thc following manner, last week
The " lnyclcra,c" having heard OF 'ho Va.
calsts arrival in lhis ci,y, wished very much
to meet him and as they had never seen each
other be thought that he should b. able tore
coguizc Dodge's humorous Phir without any
inlrudac,Ion, and thus play him a good Joke.
Now il 20 happened that they both met M
a coffee saloon, aud Dodge, Who Is an excel
lcnt physiognomisi, Immediately knew Horn,
and stepping up to him said, " VIZ Horn, !
bclic,c' " Yes, that's my name replied
Horn. "Walkthis way, sir, II you please y
remarked Dodge, at ,hc same time showing
.omc p1pcrs that looked Ike 'small bills, IL
have some private business Wirhylu.' Horn
rather reluctantly took a scat, when Dodge
with peculiar twinkle IN bis eye, said to
him. e" II your name Is Horn, allow mc 10 IN
,rpduee Dodge" !, was no use trying to
d,Jge che Joke, the Invc,erato was taken down
and acknowledged t.-N. Y. Pa'hEHdr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-05-09

FAvoErSG Icr CEAu.-ln ncighbOuug
town, during cuuu.vca.," goodly COM
pany were assembled u public dinner table,
aud among them wag whom We may call DR..
Blank, and a county " gentleman Of thc Ja-
ry." The Doctor dcsp.scd ice cream, aud
the Jury mas, no, knowing wha, twas, look
ed a, the Doctor vhca The article came 90, 10
see how be would dispose ofir The Doctor
pcrcciytng that h., ncighbor was IN a doubt
Gil state Of mind. iuos some cream upon his
plate, snoothcd oil the top, covered It with
black pepper, aud made hole in the centre
and poured in some vinegar. The stranger
reached over to tie castor, and obtaining the
condiments did likewise. lie then took a
spoonful of,he prepared article into his mouth,
gave one look around the table, and "cul. "
The company, OF course, could all LAY with
the victim" ice crcamedw
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-05-09
GOHoraI
TIE FUGITIVE SLAVE LAw-oUR
DUTY.-THE UNION

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-05-09

A gentleman well known on the turf has
applied to Mount for painting Of tho great
race over Pollock's Course Of Time, between
Balaam's Ass, Auber's Bronze Horse, BY
ron's MazePPa, and the Donkey what
wouldn't go."-Day Book.
We understand that another individual Is
making arrangements for grand Re'rOsPec-
tive Review Of the Dark Ages, to come oil
at the South,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-05-09
Indian dyspepsia Pills,
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l-rFT-IN. INu'uT~TIuN. .I.II
STOMACH. AND NfiII~ NI-
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-05-09
BOUNTY LAND FOR SOLDIERS.

1--WE >rI.rr..r pr,-rry- " W,rrtSrs t.l HrrN.
10 iAsu, t.r tbe ~a'Ifrs ,f rIf NHr 90
Isi2.-aI.r nr WIDOWS uE MINOR Dllll-
UEIN OT DECEASED SOLDIERS.
o. hts tts Mu.frr srd o., k.'.. ai u.t1y ~ thc
,arftllss rii.., H fFr. state trt Nru llfuTshfrg,
&C. che tenn ui ~ s1. Il alrHths, ubu s.IU Iu ar-
tual -sryigr aB th- IIls. sHt ru Canada.
o. al-8 has tFT WHr. E III. I'd u.Fsl ut Ils t,..u-
raurs- uf tlF 60. a. a.f 80 .lt.' nee s hG ssf,
stationed uu ihr ssaIssTd iu l~lt ClHrrIsIuE thF
.st uf thozs ~si.lrI- who vrfr HrrsiIT, srI taii-
s4. irafr tfs 1Haaifss 1i tuHIsT.aII iHI ONIri.
lBa.a hyir- 90 l tI.faUrs .l.UI thr cots. o., vut-
nd. o. tf .uI-,us.r can have tar r,l.fa,, 90 tlrT
asfyrr, trraHesi il l rruTsr aHl ..yil uiH.sr, Iu
rh.tf U.lbrIi.Hr. I1rulr.Fd o. them tr sI..ltuIg,
.hrrJIr, .lytr- tbfan M uiIfsF-s,r' rNG-usH Their
I=,ug aauy u fls slnlr name u1 thr tuI., iu s'ull
ul.tsAs., che, sh.ud state uuiri What 'apiaIn'
che, served ana th,ir plsrc oi r,sitsnc' Nhsu drst
si.
TIEvs EIAsuNAHLT-p1ymcut uot Repaired o..
La MaUiuts ace Utansd
Z.K. HARMON.
Oaice at the Court House, Portland
Crumu1.catiaas T,..t paid siI receive lrouP, 't
ts-frrB. 2m7
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-05-09

S,ea,b. steady, gallant ,,'',l'
Hard apntt-oiey the hsln-
Let the lryakrr. round thee ~rcstlc,
let the b,llous o,cr~helm;
Th.ugh 30 pleasant pot a, prCscnI
A. the yu,agr thau hast ped,
Thcrr b, re,il, stark ard 'i,r,k.
La.A, ,au' IN thr rors. ahrad'
See ih1t i5clsc ot opinion
Snis NE rraI'. bol, fllr,
TIu,.si1a'. purr dauini1n
Duinj's is,lly To- name;
Crrsl ~ gain urI .oriJ sgesss
T.nri ths vayvarl1s.s % ,orth,
A1Ii 1rcd. dc o., Jssncgs
%. hg citalj u rp.
- tant no Prri'iuus pla.s
saseth' ; - Glu iiiy'. Pot,
Let, q, Gcy1s guuu tyra1aic,
L1,f', D., tl,a bra,t
l., o. sry5tr,', l,st. AMI vi,,,t
CIuI, gu,is th.1g 'asl c,rr,r.
o. rru,.rr o. hga,ga ih1n rias.t,
Il,alia1s su-s With downward frrg'
lrtt ru,.. v,a yr-h -7g .l.rl-l.
NHF Elftr. rrs''.urF.
Thu. Will r'lr eH7-s 7-s Hgt'p'i
r,rlt- rr-.. -r rmaIc."
l.su.,ryl.s.Irr. r1r'r
Trfa- Tr-...rs a'tlf 20.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-05-09

81 Think minute before You speak. aud
a day before you promise. iasty promises
arc commonly followed with speedy repent
ance.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-05-09

"why DO you no, admire my daughter y
asked proud mother Of gentleman. BE
cause" !" he replied, 81 am no judge of paint,
ings."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-05-09
che OrturO Democrat.
rrHLlsHEp EvURy TEIDAY NOENiNc q
GEORGE MELLEN & co.

TrEus.-ouc tolhr and hii, cvnts in ndyanre
ons drsf aBi seygui, ,-t,e cent. w,thin ~ mpnths
two dollars az The cod utth war, To whsh on,
cruts vil "a, added &c cye'y y,1f ia vhich Tay
ueut b. DELAYED.
AuVTNrtsEuTNrs insrttr,l ru rrasunallr tFrms
the propfstrfs uot b,Dg arruuutnlls &C. au, rrrur
h,,ouI thr aularui charged inr thr sd,rTtisrusut.
- Pa,msni i1f ali ldvrTt.srtlsnts B. hrli o. D.
,l,ls irun thf tltr q he hfsi irsrrtDn.
nv. n. Palmer, AvIHtCAv NTwsFArNE
AsTNr dTpairdt, thr prupTstars oi iho hsst Journ-
as 6t thr wh1'r rHuutI o. rrCri,c anil receipt ior
Sulsr,iotiuns ard AdvtItIsrmrul at thr IutIishsTs
tawrst Rate. vhirh ul, lF ssCu at ths NgrH1.-
I'-tH.-HrI .#-rss E..'.H-N.Il.aa Ea..IIa-, trHri
o. NJ l.rl-TFrs. EalHrt. phhlrItr-
Thri & Ctssf1uf -.
EOok aud job Printing
PROMPTLY AND NENLN LNECJrED.
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SrIrrtr0 4lortrlJ
From ths Bs-tnn Transcript.
ROCKS AuE ADJ

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Communication p'-t p'it sil r,griyr lrpuIpi 'i
tg1fiun. EuI
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-11-22
THE UNION: WASHINGTON SATURDAY MORNING. NOV % 1851

sound that II had any positions and to accuse where il,
accusations if accepted fall with edoubled force upon
the administration it pretends 10 befrsndi
Throughout the contest between Spain and her colo
Mes notwithstanding the earnest remonstrance Of The
Spanish government and Notwithstanding the fourteenth
article OF the treaty with SPAIN neither Congress nor The
Executive OF this country could be prevailed on 10 sg
matize as piratca adventures for .plunder and
robbery expeditions fitted for the purpose of assist
ing The Spanish colonies in establishing their ndepend
ence. M De Onis himself importuna,e as he was took
good care TO insist on specific claim for indemnity
which could involve the maintenance OF the principle that
the parties in this country who aided in the revolution of
Mexico could be treated as pirates
In the place Of giving these grave and important sub
ecls the consideration they deserve the special organ
scandazes Ills position, and parades before the public
teegaPhc despatch communicated to the Union Office,
signed by responsible name II is true the statement il
communicated turned ost be incorrect but the writer
doubtless believed it, But or untrue was not fact
Tor US 10 determine any than is for us TO do SO in
regard to the various Geographic reports which appear
daily in our paper We gave the statement just as we re-
ceived it, simply stating that bore the signature over
which il appeared in columns, and thus seemed an
authentic paper. Would the despatch have been more
agreeable to the special organ of wing administration
IT had announced that the British and French fleet.
had captured Crttenden and his followers and delivered
them up TO Concha as pirates!
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We find in exchange paper the subjoined account
Of deed performed by Marcus j. Gaines, eco, con-
sui a, Trisoli Mr.. Gaines is from Petersburg, Virginia
and his gallant conduct in saving the Turkish sailors is
in keeping with bis kindly disposition and fearless char.
actcr
"a GALLANT DrrD.-On the 3lst Of July when the Amer
lean consul general Tripod, had paid his visit en-
baked In his tle sail boat called Summer bouse Find.
ing 1t was blowing fresh, with a heavy sen the cons
recommended his secretary and to 20 by land
while he board with the seamen and inv
"a H. stood Of the harbor with a avora bic wind But
ardly had passed well outside the shipping before he
saw far 10 seward little craft laborng hard under The
weather and in great danger Of being swamped by the
sea MIR Gaines keeping his glass the boat MY
saw that she had disappeared in the Well knowing
that .erou. accident had occurred the shifted his
course and ran down render what assistance he could
uoh 10 the annoyance of the sailors board. who none
Of the bravcs, thought that in attempting others
they would all 20 down together
mir Gsne. on reaching the place where the accident
occurred had the good fortune TO pick up three persons.
who but Tor his timely sssiatsnce would Otherwise have
persisted Three others had already disappeared before
they could reach them, and their bodies washed on
shore few days Afterwards, the Of their boat
wreck This spirited and gallant conduct Of the American
consul Witnessed by numbers OF the people who
tho fiat Of the houses which faced the Marina
and also by the of Turk sh brig Of lying
anchor in the hsrbor. When Mr. Gaines returned Trip
oil he received by crowd OF people who had conere-
the landing place with loud and continued shouts
OF applause the deserved because in saving tho lives
Of these Ottoman subjects he had ri,ked his own"
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A Procls nation.
MASON

MAYORS OfricE, City OF Washington.
Whereas the Board of Aldermen aud Board Of Common
Council OF this city, the 7lh umo adopted the fellow
ing preamble and joint resolution, to wits
Joint resolution requesting the mayor apart day
general Thanksgiving
Whereas we recognise with grateful hearts the me rces
kind and benz cent Providence, by which the blessings
of le health aud every comfort have been be.
slowed upon and feeling the sole mn obligation, as a
Christian community, of returning heartfelt thanks 10 the
Supreme Ruler of The Universe for these nemabe bless
ings Be II therefore
Resopsd &C., That the Mayor be- and he Is hereby re-
quested apart for that purpose, by public proclama-
ton the day OF the month, that
unite with fellow citizens OF this happy Union
have adopted that day for the purpose of offering
their tribute of praise and thanksgiving Almighty God
Now, in compliance with the above resolution, hereby
esgnatc Thursday the 9th OF the present month";
day general thanksgiving to be observed and honored
in this city by the suspension OF all secular business, and
by public worhp. also respectfully recommend TO
the pastors OF the several churches highly appropriate
the purposes OF the day, to take up public collections in
AID Of the suffering poor OF our city.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my hand and
IT, 81 the seal Of the city OF Washington, this zist day Of
November, A. ID. 1851.
WALTER LENoX, Mayor
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE
From our Baltimore Correspondent.

BALTIMORE, Nov, 2I-5, p IN.
The committee appointed 10 make the necessary PREF
raons fer the reception OF kossuth will meet
afternoon the City Hall. The dsng nshed Hungarian
will meet with welcome in the Monumental City
understand that the various officers elected ia Balti-
county have qualified and entered upon the discharge
Of their duties The criminal of the city have
been organized to-day but for adjourned
till Wednesday Mr. Hayes, the new sheriff, has la
ken possession of his office The superior court and eour
Of common pleas will not organize till December.
The visiting fremen from abroad have nearly all left us
after having been Toasted and entertained in every posi- BILE
way.
The Fair Of the Maryland Institute closed last night
The vaedctoy address delivered by Joshua vansan
esq president OF the Institute after which the award
premiums read.
The MARKErs.-Sales of 200 barrels Howard street lou
al $3 75 nothing doing in City Mills, Grain is steady
Tobacco during the week has been quiet and the sale
small at unchanged The inspections of the weel
466 hogsheads, OF which 26j Maryland and 90
Ohio Whiskey, II 22 cents.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-11-22

Agreeaby to notice few days since OF the speech
Of this distinguished senator. we commence today III
publication We hope its length will not deter our read
from its perusa Like everything else from his per
that have seen. ii is logical and conclusive and We
doubt not has had the effect OF satisfying the people o.
Louisiana that the Compromise worthy OF their sup
port, and contained nothing inconsistent with the doc
nes Of the democratic party the true interests OF hs
country.
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United states Patent once.

IN the petition of Banaba Langdon Buffalo New York pray
the extension OF granted hia ON the Sl
planns ulnuk
lumber from expiration Of said
which place the 9th day OF January, le52-
ordered the said petition be heard Pateut Once on
January, 1852, ~ O'Clock ali persons are
appear show they why said pv
uon usht not 10 be granted.
the extension required 10 ne
Office their objections specifically forth writing
days before the day ofheang All testimony filed by either party
be the said be taken and transmitted
othe Office which will be furnished appca
lion.
ordered ALSO that this notice be published in The National Intel
geneer, Republic Union Washington, d. C Express New
York Albany Register Buffalo Commercial ADVERTISER Proy
denee Journal Providence H. Boston Daily Advertiser Pha
eess'e weeks previous 10 the seventh day Of January 1852
THOS. EWBANk,
Commissioner Patens
r. Editors OF the above papers win please copy ard send their
Nov 7-iAWlW
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TELEGRAPHIC REPORTS, sc.
New YORK, Nov. Il.

New York, Nov. 81
Eleven more dead bodies have been lound--boys and
grsthe result OF the terrible disaster OF yesterday and
in addition 10 this, eight supposed be
tally wounded. Sxlyone OF the dead have already
been recovered. The around the fallen ing
day truly heartrendngan entire load Of bonDeis,
shaws, and other wearing apparel having been found in
the yard, and the whole place Is covered with blood The
corones jury We're empanneled and have adjourned until
morrow The pnci pal OF the great loss Of life
attributed to forcing themselves into the building
and telling the children escape for their lives the
building fire and the walls would fall.
There heavy and ireshet last night, dom
much damage to the wharves, shipping and other property
South and West streets. Many families flooded
out, losing their oil.
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A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN AGENCY city OF Washington
IA under the direction Iiaght Palmer York.
counsellor OF the Supreme Court United
ing objects
Conducting professional the Supreme Court of the
United States Especial attention will be given
land titles coming appeal
. The prosecutions and recovery claims in law or equity
against the United States before depart
menls, against foreign boards Of
The of State Treasury War
Office, Departments and obtannu The re
the revenues postofice, or other laws.
Securing
from foreign and procuring land pen
ions under the various pension laws of the United States
s. Collections generally embracing legacies
Anees in the United States and oreig countries
o. of funds the United aud
loans, and bond and mortgage of freehold estate.
All communications addressed (pos pad the undersigned will
and faithful He solely
agency and Palmer
Snethen
Tansla,ons from the leading European languages
fidelity and despatch ."
i AARON II. PALMER.
WAsHIsGToN, Oct. %, 1851
Oct 29-dlw&lawU lH
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We obliged to omit to-day. in our summary OF the
foreign news by the Africa, both the message OF the
President of the French republic and the reports OF add-
tonal speeches delivered by Kossuth We shall en-
deavor to supply this omission as soon and as far
may be practicable
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honest convictions, 10 utter plainly The doctor takes no
pleasure IN telling his patient that he die within
tweivemonh, nor the priest in assuring tho lie
must be damned throughout all eternity But stern and
solemn duty must be discharged and they COW ards
who refuse TO look howning fate in the face"
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ENvELOPEsMade of the best envelope paper be found
Il the United States white envelopes paper
made size expressly the advertiser of quality
than be found ready made anywhere.
Also envelopes parchment proo and envelopes
lined with cloth for valuable papers.
French English American letter and
kinds.
Just opened the Undersigned Of them imported by himself
FRANCK TAYLOR,
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I uANKING UOUsE IN WnshtnNfOn Nfty.-The
induced embark in the exchange and
;nr Washington d. Co avails himself
friends and the public generally Of the
S their encouragement Hs institution VIII be
an The Union, and from which not dn'sy
Yin b. circulation that wall not be repesena ~
,ngbe shape Of gold and silver, das
on he United treasury northern exchange or Virginia hank
able funds.
nv strict legitimate issue such basis,
perceived That the public projected and thu hank
made foundation This
upon the maurest deibenon, and il gratifying
with Of and
fnaucers Of New York, Washington, and Richmond
circulation, The Bank Of
drafts and the principal
United and will nsRooie for the pnrchasc
N stocks bonds Of
road companies and other good securities
the different Of
Washington will be attended to on liberal
no. n, GAILAtlER.
RIcusosp, Va. October, 1851. Nov ll-2awim
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z church ediBce Gate "Trnity')
purchased and thoroughly repaired by The FRS
Society Of Washington, aud will be eopened fo
the 2J The Rev j. b. GRIN
l New York. expected to preach the hours II O'Clock
. m, and O'Clock,
The pews are free