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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-12-17

BosToN, Dec S.-Advices from Hayti, to Novem-
Der 18TH state that the French Naval Force had ia
ken possession of Samua, in St. Domingo with the
design of improving it Naval Station, unless the
United States Government should object to such
nroceedinr
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-12-17

B3~The Steamship Philadelphia, arrived at New
Orleans the 9th inst, with San Francisco dates
to the 10th of November. She sailed in company
with the Illinois, for New York. which vessel carried
two millions and half of specie.
The City of Sacramento had nearly all been burn
ed to the ground and serious fires had also occurred
Mt San Francisco and Marysville The steam Pro-
peller City of Pittsburg owned by the Philadelphia
and Liverpool Steamship Company. was burned to
the waters edge at Valparaiso, (Chili on the Goth
of October. The Clipper ship Sovereign of the Seas,
had arrived at San Francisco from New York, in q
little over 100 days
The Presidential election had passed off quietly,
and had resulted ia q majority of fifteen thousand
for Pierce and King.
The amount of Treasury Notes outstanding on the
1st instant is officially stated to be Sl21,31l GA.
HrA joint resolution was introduced into the U.
S. Senate on the 9Th instant by MIR. CLEMENS Of AL
ALBANIA. to confer the rank of Lieut.. General upon
General Scott.
At meeting the citizens of the Town of Wilmington
at the Office of the Commissioners, Dec9 1882
w. c. Howard, Esq NJ. P, called to the Chair, and
John Mcae and Edward Kdder appointed
On motion of o. G. Parsely, Esq, it was
Resolved. That committee of eight be appointed to
pare Memorial to the Legislature of this State in
session. requesting adopt resolution soliciting Con
gress to make further appropriation the improvement
the Bars at the mouth Of the Cape Fear River.
And the following gentlemen appointed P. K. Dick
inson John McRae, o. G. Parsley c. D. Ellis James Cas-
sidey, T. Latimer, E. Kidder and Henry Mutt
On motion Of Col. John McRae, it was
Rcsolued That T. Latiraer, C. D. Ellis and o. G. Pars
ley be appointed to bear the Memorial to Raleigh
Reored That all the expenses of drafting the Memora
and other incidental charges be betrayed from the Towr
Treasury. w. L. HOWARD, Chm n
foT RrD MGR.r' Ssee'ys.
At meeting of the above Committee John McRae, Esq.
chairman, it s-
Resolved That P K Dickinson Esq, be requested to
lect suitable person draw the Memorial and furnish
member of the committee with copy thereof for thu
purpose of obtaining signatures .r
Austria (says an English journaD is running the
career of bankrupt and spendthrif and only keep.
together by coercion Prussia and the other States
of Germany are in the strong grasp ofa military des
posism.
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Natives of Ireland in the U. S. in 1850,
All other countries

The proportion in which the several countries
above named have contributed to the aggregate i'm
migrant population is shown in the subjoined state.
m nt
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-12-17

Ha5~A joint resolution introduced into the U
S. Senate on the 9Th instant, by Mr.. CLEMENS OF Al
ALBANIA to confer the rank of Lieut.. General upor
General Scott
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-12-17

LAUNCH OF STEAMBoAT.-The hull of a fine steam
err of over $50 feet in length was last Saturday
launched from the shipyard of MIR. B. w. Berry on
the other side of the river opposite town She is 10
be called the Samuel Berry, and, believe, is in
tended to be employed in towing vessels, and other
business connected with the trade of this port So
far can judge her construction is in every way
creditable to her enterprisng builder. She is owned
by gentlemen of this place. The launch came of
without the slightest accident, and beautiful
sight.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-12-17

The amount of Treasury Notes outstanding on the
1st instant is officially stated to be Sl21,31l "a.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-12-17

DEAR JOURHAL-Mr. SteeIe Onereu as an amend
ment to the bill to apportion the House of Commons,
another plan.
MIR. Mcmillan ofere] resolution authorizing the
Sheriff of Cnslov to collect arrears of taxes.
MIR. T. F. Jones introduced bill to amend the
9th chap of Rev. Statutes. concerning attachments
Mr.. Washington introduced bill to incorporate
the North Carolina Mining Co.. also, bill to ineor-
porate the Maneo Mining Co.
The bill to extend the right of appeal prevent the
accumulation of cost, and expedite justice, was re-
iected on its second reading.
Mr.. Bynum introduced bill to review and con-
time in force the North Carolina Mining and Man
ufacturing Co.
The bill for the extension of the Central Railroad
East to Beaufort taken up its second reading
and amended, by striking out part of the 34th
ton The bill was discussed at length by Mr.. Wash
ington for, and Col Bower against but no vote ia
ken on it.
Mr. Woodfns Omnibus " was up this afternoon
in the Senate causing protracted debate. | have
no idea that it will pass.
| In the House, Mr.. Caldwell from the committee
on corporations reported the bill to incorporate
Railroad from Fayetteville, to the Coal Fields
and recommended its passage also, the bill to in
corporate the Washington AMI Tarboro' Plank Road
Company ALSO the bill to incorporate Caswel Plank
| Road Co.
! The reports of the Bank of Wadesboro', and the
Merchants Bank or Newbern, received from Treas
urer.
| The bill to establish a Homestead freehold, was
taken up. Mr.. Cook moved to amend by providing
that any not having fifty acres of land should
be allowed to enter that much Of vacant lands, and
have a grant free.
Mr.. Leach introduced resolution against In
tervention."
Mr. Strange offered resolution that our Sena
tors and Representatives be earnestly requested tc
endeavor to get appropriation for deepening the
channel of the Cape Fear Rive at its mouth.
Mr.. Norfeet introduced bill to incorporate the
Tarboro and Rocky Mount Plank Road Co.
Mr.. Waters introduced bill authorizing the
Commissioners of Smithyille to transfer certain
| lot.
MIR. Carmichael offered resolution to rescind the
joint resolution to adjourn sine die the 18th inst
bill was introduced to amend an act to ineor.
porate the Bank of Beaufort Mr. Strange introduced
bill to incorporate the Ladies Benevolent Society
in Wilmington.
| MIR. Puryear introduced memorial to lay off q
road from Salisbury to -, and asking an appro
priation of $500. Mr.. Leach, memorial asking fol
new county, to be called Clay, out of Montgomery
! Randolph and Davidson.
i Mr.. Reid of Duplin, introduced bill in relation
to Wills and Testaments.
i Mr.. Waugh offered resolution to reseind the re-
solution providing for carpeting thetwo Halls.
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More Aid Asked.

When Congress stepped forward give the assistance
asked for by the Collins Line of steamers and above
and double the amount provided for by their contract
felt certain that precedent established of dangerous
character and that begging for extra compensation and il
legal gratues, would become system with all the en-
poyees of the Government We that this becom-
ing verified in the of the Havre steamers They too
asking additional from the Government asserting
that unless they get it the line must be discontinued.
Our SENATORIAL ELEcTIoN.-The Washington
Correspondent of the Charleston Standard, writing
under date of the 5th instant, says that The Sena-
toria election in North Carolina is attracting no lit
tie attention here, in Washington the sympathies
of the Democrats being very strongly against Gen'l
Saunders and his friends. His new position upon
the public land question has by means served 10
increase his popularity at Washington, except with
the Wings, whose policy he now advocates in this
connection. From present appearances, the Gener-
al had g done for HIMSELF by his somerset here, if
not in Raleigh You will recol!ect that his friends
have suggested his name &c Cabinet appointment.
His recent course has, probably, put it out of the
power of Gen. Pierce to call him into his Council it
he were so dispOSed'
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DELL HOTEL. LIBERTY, BEDFORD

DELL HOTEL. LIBERTY, BEDFORD
ID COUNTY, VIRGINIA.-The undersigned hav-
ing purchased of Mr.. William Terry, that old and well
know Hotel establi .hment, know the BELL HO-
TEL Liberty, "a" offers his services to the public Tor
the patronage so long bestowed upon his predecessor
The entire establishment, has Just undergone thorough
repair from Ceart Garrett. Rendering pleasant and
comfortable in every department
His Table is supplied with every thing good which
our lovely Piedmont country produce, and the BA II
with the most genuine and best quality of Liquors
His Stables in excellent condition. we'll provided.
good and reliable Ostlers always in attendance.
The Rocky Mount line of caches connect at this pon
tri.weekly with the Cars of Va md Tenn r. r., and
passengers coming from any direction either the Cars,
Stages or private conveyance will always find him pre-
rared to accomdate them with meals al any hour.
He natters himself thai from the reputation of thi.
house and with enegy Peared on his part TO render
his guests comfortable hc will receive liberal share oil
patronage THOMAS LEFTWICH.
July 15-tsif
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Arrangememt Of the Mails, Aug. SO

NORTHERN.-Arrivesfro from Charlottesville on the
same DAYS heretofore VIZ Tuesdays, Thursdays and
4aturdaYs. Schedule time OF arrival, a m Leaves on
Sundays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at 3 m.
PACKET MAII--The Packet brings Way Mail
Wednesdays Mondays and Sundays, and takes one Mon
DAYS. Wednesdays and Fridays. On Monday morning, a
Richmond and Northern mail is received by the Packet.
RAILROAD MAIL-hails dispatched by the
Railroad daily at 30 for Forrest Depot, Liberty,
Bufords Big Lick, Salem, sc, and Tor a'ue and io
Il present, all the watering places.
BY tla Railroad also sent, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays mails Tor Bedford, Floyd and Franklin
LEXINGTON AND PATTONSBURG MAIL-Ar-
rive daily, except Sunday, at 81 m.
Leaves daily except Sunday, at hali-past six
FARMYILLE-Au 'es daily, except sunday, about
midnight, bringing the mail from Richmond and parts
North, South and West of that city. Leaves daily IRON
II 10 u p m, except Saturday night.
DANVII .Lf,-Arfves, her 'olore, Tuesdays Thurs
days and Saturdays Leaves, I, heretofore, MONDAYS,
Wednesdays and Fridays, at a. IN.
PEDLAR MIILS-Arrives, as heretofore, Mondays
and Thursdays, between 10 and II a. Leaves about
p m, sa = days.
g. Mail closed at p. IN.
a. On Sunday morning, the office will be kept open
for one hour after the Mail is ready Tor delivery
Aug IS-dts WM M. BLACKBOARD. M
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1aInnbIe Farm near Eymas.sarg for

| ' sALE-The Farm ahioh li,e. lying irnrncd
inlrly on the "a and Tennessee Railroad and extending
10 within three miles of the city Of ynchburg Cor
sale. This Farm contains about700 Acres lies remark
ably well, i. sell watercd large proportion in wood,
heavily tmbered. with large comfortable family resi-
denee nreo Orchard aud other eonyeuiences suited
the eomlnr of large fafniy. This land waI equa in
original fertility any in this State and Is no" in fine
stne OF improvement. most Of il well set in clover, and
capable ot producing twenty bushels of wheat to this
mere II l. also well adapted to the Grazing business
being fine grass land and capable of being divided into
| n numbernf small fields, With abundant supply OF
water in each There Is also. this tract, very fine
situation for nrge manufacturing mill. with abundant
wner-p power. (Gen o G. Cay's and Mr.. John Hollins'
large manufacturing mills being located the same
strram.)
In view fits proximity the city Of Lynehburg,and
great produelveness of ts soil II might be very profit
ably devoted the raising of vegetables for the Lynch
burg market aud viii be- divided into small traets
| suit purchasers
Asa traci Of lind, well situated and combining
many advantages rarely if ever In market. per-
sons wishing to buy will do well make early appca
ton. Il. J. BURTON.
Richmond semi-weckly Wing, Charlottesville Advo-
cate and Farnyie Journal copy weeks and forward
accounts to this Office oct l5--dts
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LEXINGTON ~ Through

a
dlllIlz.--41 TO BUCHANAN, IN TWO DAYS, IN
orr Mail PACkEI' Bouts, by ScoHsntHe
and Lvnchbuyg-On and after the 10th, Bonls will
leave Richmond daily Sundays excepted, ut the usua
hour M. and arrive in Lynchbnrg in "a hours md
in Buchanan in AZ hours
Returning, leave Buchanan mt ~ a. M, every day,
except Sunday, and arrive in Lynchburg at 80 p M
Lenve Lynchburg nj 8 p M md arrive in Richmond in
~ hours in time to with the Norfolk bonts eny
ing ut Sd A. M and the Southern and Northern Hull
Road cars leaving at 7 A.
Passengers for Lexington, connect with daily line
Of Stages at North River Returning leave Lexington
every day except Sundays and arrive in Richmond in
al hours.
Passengers FOR Furmvie. fare -; Buckingham II,
fare 1925 charlottesville fare 81 and Staunlon, fare
a. will lcave Richmond in Mondays, Wednesdays, md
Fridays Bonts.
Below see card of time Of arrival at intermediate dis
tnnces:
R.cL.a lLlLL rc11k& tLn1lL nj g u
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DEDMONT WORHS-A. ELLISON jr Pro
l. prieiOr.
Steam Saw and Planning Mills,
Door, SASH Hind and BOr Factory,
MN and Machine Work,
Iron Turning and Fiting,

NM md WdcNine TV0rF,
Iron Turning and FMing
Biacksmihing n all descriptions.
These works having been fitted up Mt great expense
with power and II large voriety of machinery for
working wood and iron, form the complete estab-
lishment of the kind in the Southern States and can
better work and cheaper than BIO
one in the ordinary mode.
Builders and those intending TO build, supplied with
Doors, Blinds, Window Frames and Sash (prmed and
glazed if required) Moudings, Flooring dressed and
tongue and grooved ready for laying dressed Ceiling
and Notwithstanding, Palings, and variety of other
materials required in building.
Contractors supplied with Dump and Stone Cars, Der
rick Genring Wheebarrows Picks and Bars, and other
| FOOLS required upon Public Works
Constantly hand and for sale, reasonable terms
al varieties of Flooring and other Lumber worked or
unworkcd. Saving and Planning done to order. Bills
of Timber sawed to order
Jan lifts A. NETTLETON. Agent.
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HARDWARE.-We in receipt of
l. Fall stock of HARDWARE, CUTLERY, GUNS
and SADDLElY, comprising the most COM "a
pfcte and ertenstDe assortment ever exhibited a. -
in THIS MARKET. w g have hnnd: x
500 dozen Axes Va and Ky patterns
5000 Pen and Pocket Knives, In endless variety
$500 Knives and forks, ofall prices and quality
1900 Knob stock cup onrd, and other locks
20O0 " Butts, Parliament, and hook aud eye hinges
5000 gross wood screw =, assorted sizes
1000 dozen fat bastd mill, pit and " files
500 Spades and shovels
100 manure and Hwy forks
$50 3" selves aud siflers
$50 single and double barrel Guns and Rifles, rangin
in price Fl ON 81 so to $75 each
100 dozen and wonen's saddle trees, stirrlP
IRONS, bride bits, harness and Bride buckles rings, &c,
IN great variety. Iron nxles all SKIES elliptic springs,
hub and ID bnnds hog skins, bride filings and sud
dlcry. Hardware generally Blacksmith tools Of every
description. Planes, ohises, nugers and carpenters
tools large For Farmers and Plantation
use hive full assortment of articles, such Brnm
BILE Scyhes grub hoes drugs garden forks, pick
axes &C. oil Of which offered for sale al low prices
All purchasers. particularly merchants, visiting this
market buy goods, respectfully invited to call and
examine assortment before purchasing going on
farther North feel assured goods and prices
will compare avorably with any establishment in tho
Northern cities SMITH Il ROBERTS,
sept lO--d2m if "a Moin STREET. Richmond Va
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Fayeite Lands.

hive also FOR sale, very desirable of Land, ly-
Ing in The county of fayee, both sides Of the Charles
ton Foyettc and Raleigh Turnpike road, known the
Hill Harvey Tract, containing about 300 Acres, well
improved, with good Dwelling. Barn, Stables. and
other Out liouses,-a fine Apple md Peach Orchard,
and Is admirably situated for Store Tavern stand
ALSO, other troet. adjoining the same contain
ing between 300 and 300 ACRES. And other
Tract known the Bragg Tract all Of which lies with
in few miles of the late surveys for the Railroad the
Ohio River, and is of choice quality
oct 15-dts H. J. BURTON.
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SEPTEMBER 18TH. 1852.
q T. - 10 GE VI. EkU 4 x u R
VA

. RESPECTFULLY bcgs the attention Of the Ladies
Ia bis superb stock of Fancy Dry Goods. being
received and opened. The following i. portion Of i.
very elegant assortment
Splendid Brorade. plain Gro De Nutonne. Gro d.
Afrinue. Plaid Waered and other style cn'd silks.
%, %, 80, -, -, and SO inch supr Blk Gro Do
Rhine silks.
%. 30 and - inch extra suprbik Tafrtn ak Aso
sup'r blk Gro De Armuue silks.
French printed Mousn de LANES.
Cashmeres, assorted.
Solid Mnusns and Mcriuos, in great variety.
French Worked Collars, Sleeves. Cuff, Capes, Ber-
theirs ildkfs, greut variety.
Splendid Neck md Bonner Ribbons.
French Nauins aud Clnnka. 4ept 30-ds
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1I,O TmE PUBLIC-Ihis is to certify that

rIsO THE PUBLIC-Ths is to certify that
l. some TWO months ago, Mr. VIM 7 Elliott pat one of
Mchel's Pumps into my well. The Pump works en-
rrcly to my satisfaction. and can be worked 10y any
small boy My wc sabout sixty feet deep and by at
laching hose to the Pump the water can be thrown
over my house. kitchen smoke house, &C, and large
part of my garden, which makes this Pump invaluable
in cases of fire and useful for gardening purposes.
Mr. Elliott is neighhor of mine, and is perfectly re-
sponsibr ard implicit confidence mny be Placed in what
he says in relation 10 these Pumps
ort JOHN ID ALEXANDER.
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FURNITURE REPAIRED A. POL
4 ISHED.-C. " SIMPSON begs to inform the
inhabitants of the city of Lynchburg and the surround
ing neigborhood thnt he has commenced the business
of REPAIRING and BEAUTlFYING all kinds OF
Cabinet urniture in superior style, with moderate
charges, promptness and punctuaty. He trusts that
lac will merit share of public support The work will
be done at private residences when preferred.
His shop is at the upper end of Main street, opposite
the Planters Warehouse.
N. BAH | ask for is, give trial.
Amr 90 Id NC BIN
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1s5 FOR p ME, TIC HOUSE HHU LOt on
Hill Diamond He'll. low occupied by the Rev. MI
Vaughan situated N an excellent nighborhood. The
buildings consist Of a BRICK DWELLING, with four
the floor and passage besides several excel
lent basement rooms and the necessary outhouSes The
lot contains one acre and has it good we'll
For Terms apply to Jones & finney, Buchanan, Va,
nr to their agent VIM T. Yancev who resides the
property. JONES Il FINNEY,
Julv i5-wifs Bv WIN. r. YANCEY.
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I'm ROOTS!sHOEs!HATs!N &C. &C. N

- y Il Is u X Y -
HAS received n large supply of BOOTS, SHOES,
l. HATS. CAPS. TRUNKS. VALISES, CAR
PET.BAGS. UMBRELLAS, md other goods usual in
well supplied Boot, Shoe and Hat Store, oil Of which
offered fair prices. am determined to transact
my business light suight along but little caring how
others do theirs 1t Is due my friends, to express my
heartfelt thanks for their very liberal patronage My
effort shnll be to secure its continuance.
oct 9is Express copy I'm j SEABURY.
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EDUCATION.-A young Lady, qualified to
IL teach the English, French and Latin Languages
desirous of obtaining situation lnstuctress in
some school or private family. Letters addressed to
Miss A. F., Campbell CT. To-, Va, WILDE promptly at
tended To- (oct 9-w4w
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/ Ew kOOAS:
v Watsons Poetical Quotations
Frost's Sketches of Indians
Walkers Rhymng Dictionary
Camp Fires of the Revolution
Mackoy's Popular Decisions
Philosophy of Living
Young Americans Library containing lives of
Washington, franklin, Penn, Marion, Jack
son. Taylor, Lafayette
Boston Tea Party
Id Bell of Independence, &c, all beautifully
illustrated
Gents and Ladies Book of Etiquette
Young Wife's and husbands book
Science of Etiquette
Aunt Marys Lihrnry
Cold oybooks, &c, for children.
,oy1,o @ MORSE
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Massachusetts Election.

BosroN Nov. Q.
Clifford the Wing candidate for Governor,
leads Bishop, Democrat, about 1000 votes, but
the Free Soil vote will prevent an election by
the people. Three Wings have been elected
to Congress. No choice in the other districts.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
VALUARLE PROpERTl

VALUABLE PROPERTY on MAIN
STREET AT AUCTlON-The property hereto.
fore occupied as the Second Presbyterian Church. will
be sold, anction, on Thursday the 18th my of No
venbcr. Terms madrknown on the day of sale, by
application to Mr.. I. Ferguson, Chairman Of the Com
mittec.
EXP and Rep copy. [nov sdtlSN
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An OyERsEER WANTED

otERsEEk "ANEED-lhe re-
"A cent death OF esteemed manager Mr.. Benjamin
Perkins, makes it necessary that should Immediately
employ suitable person take charge of Roanoke
estate. We wish to employ just such man as Mr.
Perkins wns if obtain such to whom high
wages will be paid, and ample accommodations for
family will be afforded.
Whilst Fleming james j. absent in Roanoke say until
Goth inst. application may be made Hugh W. Fry,
SAM Reeve OF Sublett McGruder, Esqrs.
nov s.dlm e. ! 3 JAMES & co.
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NEW GOODS--FALL Is1x.- The sub
~ scriber would respectfully to his friends
and the public generally, that he is prepared to Of
fer the trade argn and well selected stock of Simple
and Fancy Dry Goods at unusually low prices. His
stock of Fall Cloths Sainetts, Linseys &C. is very
large also very large and desirable stock OF Blankets,
all of which will be offered ut very low pr IS
Sept 24-difts u. L u / Ell Enc.
Republican
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TenneSseP.

BALTIMORE, Nov. Q.
Gen. SCOTS majority in Tennessee is 1000.
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II subscrlbcrs have Just received lot OF puCk d
nnd compressed Bullets, all sizes and for sale by
VIM b 81 G FISHER,
nov Ats Opposite the franklin Hotel