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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-07
XIRGINIA:-Al RnIe. hrld in The clnrL. oac-

" AtkGENiA:-At Rules held in the Clerks Office
Ct the Circuit Court for Nelson County. on Mon.
day the 9TH day of July. 1853:
rederek Il. Peters, Samuel Read aud James l. Wills
late mer HINTS md parners trading in the name and
style of Peters, Read 3. Wills, Plaintiffs.
AGAINST
W lillian n. Horsley and Sterling Claiborne and vii.
liam NJ Cabell receivers in the case of Austin md
wife Us. Twyman &c. Defendants.
In Chanrery.
he object otthis suit is to subject the money and
lands of tho absent defendant, Wm. ~ Horsey to the
paymcntof the sum. of $50 % principal money with
interest thereon from the ls day Of January 1851 till
paid, and costs viz: Sc 90 due to the Plaintiffs by
Judgment said money consisting of the interest of Will
~ Horsley in said suit OF Austin wife u.s. Twyman &c
now in the hands of Claiborne, and VIM. Nj Cabell
receivers and said lands being the Fuvanna lands of
which Robert Hershey died seized and possessed Tie
sold William n iorsely being OF the heirs at law
of said Robert Horsley decd.
And it appearing by tilay that the defendant Wm.
N horsey is no an inhabitant of this Commonwealth
1t is ordered that he appear here within month al
ter due publication hereof and do what is necessary
protect his interest," and thut this order be forthwith
published week Tor four successive weeks in the
Lynciburg Virsinan, newspaper published in the
city OF Lynchburg. and copy thereof posted the
front door of the Conrt-housc If this county, the first
day of tue County Court,
ACopy-Teste,
s. II. LOVING, D. G.
NJ. CABELI, y. n. il 7.wiw
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rHNHE EYNCHBUEtG ACADEMY, Sit.
Il. uated the head Of Church Street. will be opene d
an the lst day Of August. II is designed to give
Chustan principles thorough English and Classical
Educalio. Terms for thc session Of five months sl3
50, payable in advance The study Of French and Ger
man. Vocal and Instrumental music will be charged
ira: but should any pupil dispense with Mathematics
he nny take in place Of it, without any charge amy
of the above onguages The School is intended be
select its number limited and the first Christian rule
"Ohedience" will be strictly enforced.
ily Id2awts L. X. STAUDENMAYER.
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ORD. HEAVY STOCK Of Dry Goods
eD JUNE 18th 1853 -Jno. j Purgis Agt has 'nst
reached home from trip buy goods and Is rs
ceiving large supply of every description OF articles
known to the Dry Goods Trade.
Any persons doubling the cheapness OF his Goods
will please call aud look for themselves
r. S-My system Of business is to receive new goods
nearly every week in the year. aud to se for CASH and
CASH ONLY. JOHN. PURYIS, Ag'L
Junp f2-ifta
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IMPRESS NOTECE,-Mcssrs.P ARlSEN
IA < KING having secured exclusive privileges On
the Va and Tennessee Rail Road, from this city 10 the
Tenurssre line find it necessary the office for
their Agency for this city, to the Railroad Depot. my
Agency for this Company from and after this date
take much pleasure in commanding these enerpri
sng gentlemen, aud especially their Agent, VIM l..
MAULE, Esq. to the public snfe and rcliable men,
whose energy and enterprise have already placed our
citizt under obligations.
July 6-3t GEORGE BAGBY.
M d. MOLASSES "A very superior article
~. for Families or Bnkcrs In small bnrrca-Iust re.
cevcd and for sale by Is. +. SACKETT
June l5-ta
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w AsHEING TON HOTEL.

ASHEIN ZION HOTEL,
LEXINGTON, VA.
THNHE subscriber hns taken charge ofthis old and we'll
d known Hotel which opened on the LIST day Of
April. His House is well furnished and his tale sha
be supplied with the best the His Barw
lbs furnished with the choicest liquors His Sthble will
b. in chnrge Of careful Oster and will be literally
supplied with provendcr He promises spare effort
t give entire satisfaction nil who may favor him with
cali, and appeals to agenerous public for patronage
an I8-d&c3m JOSEPH w. MOORE.
BACON IL LAkD-30 900 lbs. Bacon and
ID Lard in consignment an for snle fnvor
able terms je 6-ts1 LEE d. JOHNSON
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VIM. NJ. CABELL, y. n.
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William N. Hershey. Archibn II. Hershey Geo. b.
Austin & Stcrli = Claiborne and William NJ Cabell
receivers in the of Austin and Wife, ivy
mar, &c, Defendants
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OPENING OF THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY --sPEECH
OF THE ENpERoR--nIs PACIFIC INTENTIONS
SCENE IN TIE AssEMBLY-PnE MoNITEUR DE-
CLAIMING AGAINST wAR-wARSING SENT TO THE
GAZETTE DE FRANCE-MUTINY ON BOARD NEW
ORLEANS SHIP AT HAvRE--TnE EEPLRoR AND
EMPRESS AT THE OPERA.
ACCOUNTS from the French capital announce the
opering of the Legislative Assembly, by the Em.
reror who delivered a speech, which had caused
favorable impression both on the Paris 3ourse and
on the London Stock Exchange, owing to the En-
peror's expressed declaration Of pacific line Of
roVcy end Of reduction Of the army to the exteHt
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Financial Intelligence.
ANOTHER REDUCTION BY THE BRITISH GOVERN
MENT-rnE FRENCH RMPEROR's SPEECH, ETC.
[From the London Times, Feb. 16.
The quotation of gela Paris about at par aocord
Ing 10 the tariff which at tho English mint price of
change Of III she exchangaat Paris London 1t
short being 2507 follows that gold about 038
cent dearer In Paris than in Londan.
mark which, at tina English mint price Of f3 It's 10kd-
per for standard gold gvss exchange Of 1885,
and the exchange at Hamburg London at short being
follows that gold CAT per cent dsarer in Ham
The course Of exchange at. New York on London foe
bills at 90 days sight is ITO per cent and the par of
cent II follows that the exchange is nomnay O42 per
cent in favor Of England; md after making allowance
for charges oransport fa present rfte leaves riang
profit the Importation n gold from the United States
Surprise was created in The stock schange this morn
ing uesdsy Feb 15 by the issue of notice that the
interest ne exchcque bills, which falls due the 10th
Of March nsxt will be riuced from its present rate of
three half pence per day or az 5s I'D per annpm to
one penny per day, or 81 los 3D. per annua. redua
ton similar to that mich took lace in the June bills
last srng-nan ely % one pennS Of course
expected but ina ach Sir Charles Weed had refused
Isl Year. when the bank rate of discount only 2k
per csnt TO make my reduct1n even from three half
zen e yer day, VILE Mr.. Disraeli fsw months after
wards when the bank was dscountag at per cont,
3ud not go below penny farthing, idea bad been
entertained BY any tbt with rrOney at per cent
ard the possibility Of M Their rise, the present moment
would have been adopex for descending to the minimum
of penny Considerable disfaver has therefore been
pressed towards the r,ea by the banking interests
as we'll as by the excaequer bib dealers in the stock
change But, although the sIddenpess Of the s,ep m
complain Of the system through which II has been
stoned it will probably turn out that tho former Chan
eaers Of the fxcheqner are the parties upon whom their
ouries III circulate freely at their proposed rate
although money out Of doors is worth per cent will
DO then impossible to deny that according to all sound
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against the mate, Mr.. Hardy, and proce aded to at
tack him with marinrspkes. He seized one of those,
spikes to defend himself When the fray YVES at it,,
height, NJ. Iaborde, master tailor Of Havre, who
had gone beard to solicit orders, interposed but
just at that, moment Mr. Hardy, In varding OF q
blow had tho misfortune TO strike the tradesan on
the head The unfortunate man fell and expired
almost instantaneocsly. Medical meRwere sent for,
but all they could do was to order the body to be
conveyed to deeeased's residence. Mr. Hardy was
arrested and lodged in all.
THE ONS-GOvERNMENTAL. TRlUMPHS--NAR-
vAEz FEARED BY THE COURT PARTY, AND, FLAT
TERED BY THE OPPOSITION. =,
From Madrid we learn that the result OF nearly all
thu elections was known. The combined OPPOSE
tans had not been able to return more ahap seventy
or seventyHv members; the ministerial majority
would therefore be considerable. Tbs Paris cores
pendent Of the TINES in reference 70 SRaasn. sa. aI
opposition is in state Of much transportation and
that one of the generals said, on recent occasion,
something to the effect, that, IL the abandonment of
means, others should TO adopted, For the truth of
this the writer Of the letter is responsble but may
add that it proceeds from who is decidedly hos
tile to the government 1t il stated, ~ a matter Of
course, that every means, the most Illegal and the
ment agents 10 secure the election of It's candidates,
and TO deter those of the opposition from coming for
ward. This is not improbable but it is a reproach
from which no party in SPAN Is free Nothing has
been recently said about Marshal Narvaez. who how
ever appears determined 10 continue still afflicted with
his old complaint, until II be finally decided whether
he goes TO Vienna or returns to Madrid to DC
tried by court martial for disobediclcc OF Cue
royal order, or take his seat in the Senate. II
was suImised that the mission OF Nj. Seijas Apxant
had been at the instigaton Of the goycr.Nent, In
order to deprecate the open hostility OF man who
under actual circumstances. might be 4 formldsbl,
| adversary. This, however, Is contt<led, aud II
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Great Britain.
DEBATE IN PARLIAMENT ON FRANCE-BILL TO MAKE
PROVISION FOR CANADA CLERGY RESERVES
SOLDIERS FROZEN TO DEATH.
In the House Of Lords, on the l4th instant,
the Marquis Of CLANRICARDE said, that when he
gave notice the other day to put question to the
government, he should have fixed another evening
than the present for doing If he had had any idea
that the business Just concluded would have occupied
their l0rdships 30 long, At the same tima having
given that notice, he felt it incumbent him to
seek for some explanation Of the views Of Her Ma
jesty's government regarding that extraordinary
speech 10 which he had on former night alluded
he meant Of course, the speech Of the President Of
the Board Of Control at Halifax. The question was
not whether An individual minister nigh have COM
mitted an inabcretion or uttered hastily word or
phrase without due reflection, but whether the
governments of this country and Of France continued
TO entertain the same sentiments OF amihy and cord
atty they had done for some time past. He GER
tainly did net wish to attribute more Portance than
necessary 10 speech Of any individual but il was ut
ry impossible to say that the speech OF the cabinet
minister made on such an occasion. could at any
he referred had been circulated throughout the
whole OF this country and had attracted great
attention at Paris He repeated That he did not
wish TO attach importance TO wcSsB which might
lance having been given by the phOc 70 the express
siOns he alluded to- it was most desirable that their
lordships should have explanation Of the terrls
on which the Ministry wished to, continue with the
the doctrine that cabinet minister and confidential
servant Of the crown not bound to preserve
discretion in his language used publicly than per
son to whom no responsibility attached. Theywere
all aware that, on many important questions, the
views Of the government haa been communicated to
the people Of this country IN addresses to electors
and it was also impossible TO deny that duSing the
late war expressions used in this country had the
greatest effect on its continuance, and occasioned
much difficulty II was only last year that, by lead
ing men on both sides q their lordships house great
importance was attached to articles ana phrases In
newspapers which were said TO be most indscreet
But such articles were entirely different from Ian
guage uttered with the responsibility that attached
to persons in Office and it was impossible Tor The
government Of this country to be responsible TO
whatever language might be used in the exercise
Of that free discussion which, thank God, we still
enjoyed in this country. He would not enter int
tie justice injustice Of the structures that nigh
have been made, but he wanted to know If 1T wa
with the sanction Of government that such structure
as he had referred TO had been Employed for, If the
were TO maintain the honor. the dignity the credit
and the influence Of this country, they must taxi
rsr" not only tsn' thos' wore untouched hut tina
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INTERESTING FINANCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Suppression Of the Milan Instruction.
STATE OF THE MARKETS.

Increase Of Austrian Tyranny In Italy.
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DgULysIS AND aURssTs.

nEAFNESS PERMANENTLY REMOVED IN A FEW
~ days without inconvenience ope alton by the
abe celebrated Acoustic FLUID discovered Ses twenty
study o. tbs 60 the Roy
kar inhrary London, by the dstng nshed DR. Loptane
auyst 70 Her Majesty the Queen Of Gr Britain Queen Ado
Dutchess Of Kent and che late Kins France Lou
PHILIPPE etc. etc. In all Of veterate deafness
whes exs1ng for swenty yoers certain relief snd pora
mont cure ~ warranted The above remedy is pntronzod
by the medical profession throughout Europe and
offered for the rst time 70 the public IN this country viii
30 sent By MAIL postage free, Of the Untod
states Canada or The West Ids isnfs receipt Of sve
bsny, New York.
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RESTAURANTS.

CTATE SALOON, No. 4S7 EN0AD@AY, CORNER oF
- Broome street This splendid estallishmert IS nov
open fo The reception Of company Mother pains nor
fnF r = stccrcd with tho ohe,cs vines liquors ard
sega iarder Win everything desirable tho utrtst "
forGa department With She noss oysters served
every variety style Connected with the ssoon
numhs ~ prysts GOOSE dttot up sxrrsssly ladies
.:npfn4s. y .n,leeeR T.. g. Crazy Pgcgiisset
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MArS.IlyONIAf.,

THE ADVERTISER, A YOUNG LAWYER, OF AN OLD
j hnd wealthy family OF ssng and
temperate habits IL DESTROYS ~ FORMING the sn
oi young lady not twenty-five wears from
rcspo table and Influential family srd possosfns boaut
both " the mind and perton With tho view % matrimonial
connection " found agreeable 20 both parties Wnlth cf
her considered Of object whatevcr tho advertiser
Il only loir fortune Of $40 has at rasent largo
income AL mmuDic Gtons addressed IN sincerity 10 Ale
INA rouElkeepsie N ", will no treated strctly
fddnt aud with honorable secrecy References given With
IL .ce Attest .lsasLse.
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- - - - : -
TTSpTIyuusa,

fyAsToFF CI.oTHING.-Two THOUSAND DOLLARS
" worth wanted The highest cash price will he ,ern
given In current money Tot large and small lots good
left OF olotbing Of every description Address through
post or call on JAMES MpROMLY, at his second hard
Sore, No ii Orange street. near Chatham.
ELoTHTNG AND FURNITURE wAN1ED-J AIDES
~ end gentlemen having to dispose Of receive
esk price BY sending 30 tho stores IL West Broadway
near Canal street and % Wess Drosdwpy ~ letter per
Pcst sddrssses 70 CoaEN. Ladies attandsdtc hy Mrs
Co-eE-
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TldY.EGRApG.

TELEGRAPH NOTICE THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
tho New York and New England Union Telegraph Com.
psny hereby not6ec that their annusl meeting for tho
upofe Of hearing and considering reports Of past transao
eLs choC1g president, new directors, secretary, trea
nnd surcrnto for Tho suing and for tho
execution OF other business thnt he deemcd
m 10 TIC interests ~ the COMPANY, viii be held ~ ths
Union Telegraph OF se In Wall street. New York the
third sdncsday Of July, 1903, a. ~ o'clock A M
u SADLEE Secretary
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gpfsM STU Ales:

EORDHAM BUILDING SITES SEVERAL UNstrR.
passed sites, containing from three acres each
in this beautiful village commanding view Of Long leland
and the surrounding villages for sale reasonable
ALTO lots OF various Trains every hour AMI
Communication Ia about ten cents per day. maps
oppy TO BIKEJAh BANKS. IS Rssau etrest New York
o. at the Post Once Tcrdhsm, Wesohestef county. New
YOsA.
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DR sasaokBs,

UHV ssga1kFs,
CANTON GRAPE SHAWLS, PLAIN AND EMRROI
~ dered; broche long and square d0.Srsngeps vsti,
the city and ladies generally respectfully Informed that
opportunity Just securing
gains in che above goods the subscrer having recently
made heavy purchases terms Viii N enable him
ubrvaod selection, Mt prices ranging fron twenty 80
thirty five cent boo the usual cost of imporat
the Mantia and 81 awl Emporium, }6l Broadway.
GEORGE BULP1N, Proprietor.
GREAT CLEARANCE SALE OF PARIS MANTrLLAs
~ Unparalleled reduction in priccIn order
total clearance o stock preyieus exonve f m
tont the subscriber oegs to that lie hs submitted
the halsnce OF Bis valuable aud beautifully .ek
still further reduction In pri tbs portion
has loen imported within tho ptespn month pureh
will find immediate selection alvan fhe
present prices range as follows SIS 81 $3.50 ca aad s3
Same goods hitherto cold Mt IS slD 5l2 SIG and s22 paris
Mar tila Emporium, 36l Broadway.
GEORGE BULPIN, Proprietor.
T,RI COLOR SILKS FOR SALE BY JOHN PARET 4
l. Son, No. G3 Maiden lane.
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NYE Co, SHIP AGENTS ANp COMMISSION
IN Merchants, Valparaiso
WILLIAM v. NyN v 4. Daow, AUcrerua r0sssAsc
Referencsa
SANTIAgo--Ec0 Rattle Peyton.
VALPARArso Me ssrs. Alsop Co., HemenHsy n Go.
PANAmA--Messrs. Corwne Bro. Co, Garrsen fr4ss
VIM. Neier n x Co.
L,vrSpcoI-MesEs. Bowman, GfiaBs1 Co.. TuiisS
Jackson, Eco.
Nsw YoRK--Messrs n. x. Collins Co., Gooaius &c.
Capt, Ezra Hyt steamer Pacific
BALTIMoR o. Mcssrn. john Henderson A Co., Too nas
Hand Co.. White Fideg.
SAN FRhNosuo -Messre. Eisk Peabody n Co., EOts5Y
Bond 4 Hale Chae Doa1c Esg j II ~ N, Hsq
Bosro s-Messrs An,ni o. ouhsgd, ssG. y D. Rr,ghss
I Co, Giidden a Williams
Gsnrnr--Nya. PSrsins Co.
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On which days all persons Wholesale well as retail
Dealers who require requested 10 attend The
charge for license is ten dollars must be paid in
able money. All denquents will be Immediately shereaftsr
reported for prosecution. BY order Of the Mayor.
GEORGE q. GLASIER. FIRST Marshal
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AsTHDLCGY.

AIRS. BREWSTER, FROM PHILADELPHIA, TENDERS
I her the ladies and gentlemen Of this CITY
In asrology love and law matters interpreting dreams
ae by books md science constantly relied
and will tell the name o the lady senseman they r
marry also the OF tho vs Residence 50
Jones street, Of BoSocy Ladies 50 oents geUt
mer 81.
MADAME D.. THE CELEBRATED Gypsy GIRL, CAN
M be consulted every day Mt No $40 Grand street,
last Hroadwsy in REGARD TO the past present and fisuro
Bshe being tho seventh daughter Is enable! 70 part
method by Which persons may win and retain the acc-
tions Of any Of tie opposite sex. .ChNge extra.
AIRS ALVIN RENOWNED IN EURuFs FOR HEs
vi skill IN Corefong The future bss arrived ard will fur
nish Intelligence about all orcn Of life Sho inter
prets droe law matters and love- ty astrOloy books AID
scierce tells W ladies and the Of tia
they all Rrry also the of her visitors Mrs
alvin spcsks " English French end German suguagos
Residence - Rsvipseon street stairs the BoycrJ
Ladies' 40 eeess geatienar 81
DRoFFss0R WILSON, THE CELEBRATED AsrRoL-
j. oyer may be consulted past present and future
events Of life at the drug store go Brooms street Es
Professor Wilson The only in this city who
perfectly understands the science Of astroiogy.
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LEGAL. d(yrIgN, ..

CUPREHE COURf-IN THE NATTER or THE AP.
~ pioation Of the Mayor Aldermen, and Comuonalty Of
the city OF New York relative to the opening of d
from Third 70 the on the east side OF
Nount Morris in tho Twelfth ward Of said city the
of Estimate and in the above
TITLED matter hereby give notice to ths
supsnt occupants % all and lots
unm nds affected thereby and 70 al Others whom
First That they have shsir estimate and
eDt and that all persons whose interests affected
thereby and who oEpoyd to she do present
shsir objections writing to William Eding Esq the
chairman Of said Con usioners at his oce No 79 Nss
san the osy York on or before the sd day
second That abstract estimate assessment
containing the Of ths Of the lots
the numbers such lots they appear upon the Of
the assesmsnt whether damage bsnsht also all
the adAvts estimates snd other documents which
used BY the said Commissioners in making their estimate
soner Office of the city York there TO
Che Of vhomsoever concern until the 2
day Of July next:
follows thst is to Ali the lots ofland ate in
the Twelfth Of the city ofNew York and which taken
together bounded the west BY the easte side Of
square the east by the westerly side Of the Second
the north by the line of the centre the block
tween d street and h street and the south by the
street. thererom such streets and
parts Of streets and have been opened
% the same . laid out on the map Of the said Commission
Fourth Also that report IN the shove entitled
Ter will be made and presented 20 the Supreme Court Of
:osrs that day and tRas .hen and there soos
thereafter counsel be heard, molten will be made
that said report be confirmed.
saSEESS SST t3AS%Ssshscr. {c'nn.,''n'p.
Dated New York.
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mon ISvxrpooS. NnNrrrn srsT - = II. ~ y.
ship. BALTIC Captain Joseph Comstoek. The steam
snP VII dssass WIZ tnS vntea States msis Ter Europe
berth Canal For freight or passags
fsrt apply 70
Passengers requested TO be board at TX A. NJ
The ssesmship Pssns win succeed the Balks and san
July Is. frT
UyHY NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
Nail Steaners-The ships comprising this line
following
ATLANTIC. 80. I. :. Captain WeN
PACIFIC. Captain NyA
ARCTIC. $500. ........... Captain LIcs
BALTIC. .,.........,.........SA captain Comstoek-
ADRiATIC. ........ =. :. Captain -
These ships having but by contract expressly FOG
Service every has been taken In their
In their sngoeto strength and speed
and their for saed
elegance nad comfort.
Price of passage New York TO Liverpool, In drst
cabin BED In second cabin $40. ZKeiusiye use * sxxs
sire stste room, $50.
From Liverpool TO New Tork, E8s and Exs.
An exrerisroed surgeonsattachod 70 eaoh ship.
No bextbs occurred unti paid.
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ERIN Ann RxcIsR LIcxNsEs-MAY,

TAvERN AND EXCISE LICENsES.-MAYORS Of
Zee, June IT, ls63-NOticeThe laws Of the State SAB
!cot very who shall sell by RETAIL any wins
strong Spiruous liquors defined the corporation
inanoss - wine brandy rum GIN strong waters bters
ssn.S 10 sns a. M and s PERSONS whs
shall sell strong srisuoua quantities above
imported distilled by hemssyeS without being usensed
70 penalty II tgenty five dosrs for each oease The
meetings granting LICENSES at this office the fos