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The Port Gibson reveille., 1853-12-07
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The public are cautioned against another coun-
terleit which has lately made its appearance, CALI
ed W. b. Farrel's Arabian Liniment, the most dan
gerous Of all the counterieits, because his having
the name Of Farrell many will buy il in good faith
without the knowledge that counterfeit exists,
and they will perhaps only discover their error
when the spurious mixture has wrought ITS evil
effects
The genuine artitle is manufactured only by III.
G. Farrell sole inventor and proprietor, and whole
sale druggist No. II Main street Peoria, Illinois,
to whom all applications for Agencies must be adj
dressed. Be sure you get it with the letters II. G.:
before Farrelrs, thus-H. G. FARRELLiS-and
his signiture on the wrapper, all others are couh-
terfeits.-Sold by n. p. Moody, Charles Shreve,
and A. r. Leonard K Co, Port Gibson; Scouell x
Mead, and j. Wright K Co, New Orleans; and by
regularly authorized agents throughout the United
States
~ Price 25 and 50 cents and sl'per bottle.
Accents WANTED in every town, village and
hamlet in the United States, in which one is not
already established. Address e. Farrell as
above. accompanied with good reference as to char
acter responsibility, &c. l6:fw
The Port Gibson reveille., 1853-12-07
looMmuKIcGrEDl

Mn. Enron Having heard considerable
talk upon the streets about certain persons
having disinterrcd certain bodies in the Port
Gibson Graveyard. wish to be informed
through your journal. that the public may
also know. If these persons have any author
ity 10 disturb those cof6ns in their graves,
whether those cofins be worthless or other
wise / am disinterested looker-on. yet |
think it an outrage upon this community, that
any man. to satisfy private pique, or to injure
the sale and use of any character of burial
cases. should diinter dead bodies, and mar
the beauty Of our quiet cemetery. Can you,
Mr.. Editor. in the character Of public jour
nalist, fail to notice this thing?
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HoTrIs


COLUMBIAN HOTEL DIR VIM r. Youny r..
roline; Cutchen, Va; Coz; chesterdeI5s 80
tain Given; Me; kinnies Lynchburg: Georsys s "
HUI, va; Z, Locnredge. Huntsville, ] /. Joisnson
Appomattox; Jas Johnson, baltimore. 5 I. Tnrss..
Prince Edward; @ w Walker Uaiifax. D -
ries Lupenburg; r Douthat, p c Wood RTebsz
am LIE Roy Roper, w II Badger, Johu crossis-
Petersburg; John G shannon, Wythevills; 9 Fer.
guson, Russell; X Kent, Lynchburg; q Brooks
G Brooks, s Brooks Chesterfield ''
CITY HoTEL.--W Douglass. New r.,.. ~
" III PHILIPPE, Aloenlarle; Mrs Tyler 2 chi,drc, 80
servant w Allen, Va; I Trnsley. YORK ~. s4, ~
Gardella Washington; J Williams. sufsolI. ! n
Ryan, Va; Spencer, N Co. Davenport R;.h !.
nnond; G Carter, AIbemarle; NJ Leisb ard - ~
dy, Miss Leigh Miss C Moore. M Leigh A. A.
banyi II Porter, Louisville r III Dix, Laneas.er.
5 Pearce, c Campbell CIT A Marie
Goochland; q Wilkerson, Richmond
AMERICAN HOTEL Z Haryie. Amelia.
Jennings, II Johnston, jr; G w Johnston, Nor.
folk; X D Baskerville, Meeklenburo. p (; IVan NJ
D Wilson, Petersburg; Jas Johnson; Bai,inore.
Captain ] Roberts, Petersburg; W 7 Pepper, N q,
w w Davis, Norfolk; John Goodson. James 7 ~
sey, Petersburg; G 3 MeKeever d Weaver. q.
e NJ Armstrong, Greensyille; J T Greene, Buchan,
an II Sanders A X Baker, Portsmouth. S G Rooth
Boston, l. Fuller, son and lady, Mrs Parker. N Y.
W Newell, New Orleans; ] II Gin, Ala; S D Ram.
sey, G Mercer, s c; Fl Clark e; DR. Walker
Goochland; D WooIley, F Kimban, Y: DR. II
Holmes, lady and daughter, hrs and Miss
Glbbes, Miss Elnore, Deas; Miss A o Deas. IT
NJ Holmes, South Carolina
EXCHANGE HoTEL-WJ Spence A Connen,
Lynchburg w Gray l. lady, Salem Va: CAM Wr,,
Bardie, Washing ton; w Tailey Texas; n j f;reen
Halifax; d. W Dunn, J Damn, H C Slaughter,
Danyiile; 4 Robertson, Thos Krider, Norfolk: s. Il
Brodnax, Rockingham; z @ Booth Richard TOBY.
Nottoway; w 9 Governor, Hanover; Ii HudpaH
Chesterfield; II Winshead, City Point; w 5 Chris.
tan, Geo Mapps Northampton; J II Harrison. Chs
City; w Bagnsil, Norfolk; Baylor, Essex Go; Il
Taylor, Griffith, lady servant Portsmouth; Mr.
Duke lady ssrvt. City Point N C selden, Powha-
tan: Bill, Lewisburg; Jas P Purcell. Richmond:
VIM Frazier, r. Springs; G Ruin, AIbernarle;
W NJ Peytou, Miss 9 Peyton. Roanoke; A Brookes,
Miss Brookes, Ala; Oliver, lady, child servt N
Orleans w Goss, lady l. seryt, VI c Colbert, H H
Tucker, w II Blanks, Roberts, Ga; Henry Jones.
Pefburg; Dozier, s c; J Beatty. G; J Il Mills'
G drummer, c; H King, New York; ] J Goodson,
Petersburg; a Ford l. lady, Chas + Mosely & lsdy
Cumberland; A Blanche, Mecklinburg; j d Nor
rison, Lovington; Blenzinger, Va; John Philips,
Portsmouth; c Clifford, g Lafcore, England; tas
Bovia, Richmond; VIM NJ NJ Burvel, Bedford; Miss
NJ Falls, Miss L Falls, Baltimore; Alexander, lady
servt, Miss; J Greedy Boston; Z w Enon Ala; W
II Richards, Mr. Gardner lady, Y.
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VIRGINIA LAND WARRANTs.-The Wash
ington Star states that the Land Office Bureau
is constantly being applied to to satisfy Land
Office Exchange Treasury Warrants - under
the act of August 81, 1852, which provides
for the liquidation of Virginia Land Office
Military Warrants, by issuing scrip onwhich
any public domain subject to private entry
may be taken up. Of course these requests
are declined, as the Treasury Warrants are
not provided for in the law. They may be
located only upon lands the property of the
State of Virginia, within her own limits. At
present, adds the Star, she has none of the
kind which command more than 2 l-2 cents
per acre in the market. unprincipled spec
ulators are constantly palming these Virginia
Treasury Land Warrants off upon the unwa-
ry, for Virginia Military Land Warrants
Not long since, partyin New York paid $500
for such a piece of scrip, and sent it to
Washington for the redemption explained
above. Inyain, of course. Its mark ct yalue
IN Washington, at that time, was just five dol
lars
The Star says that these frauds are aided
ny the fact that the tive descriptions of war
rants are almost identical in their appearance
10 the casual observer.
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DIED.

On the 9th day of October, 1853. at her residence
on Main street. in this city, the of Mr. P.
Becher, No. 26, Mrs, MILDRED TAYLOR, widow of
the late John Taylor, formerly of New Kent co.
The deceased was a most estimabe lady. She was q
kind neighbor and friend and exemplary member
Of the first Baptist Church of this city Her funeral
will take place this evening, at O'Clock, from the
respectfully invited to attend without further
tice.
Yesterday morning, at half past o'clock, Mrs.
ANN Holm, in the 65rd year OF her age. The fune-
raj will take place This Evening O'clock, the
residence of her son-in-law Mr.. James A. McAlls-
ter the of Franklin and goth streets. The
friends and acquaintance are invited to attend.
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RICHMOND MARKETs-OcT- 9,

CORRECTED DAILY.
Business during the week has been active, and the
arrival of the Steamers gives animation to the
Wheat and Flour market.
FLOUR is quiet to-day. Shippers only offer SCI,
while holders demand 81. We heard of no transac-
tons.
WHEAT active at $l.4OGS1.5e, and the quantity
coming in not so large.
CORN 750S0c.-i demand.
. GUANO-Still scarce at S55QS60
TOBACCO-The receipts small and the crop
nearly exhausted. We quote at S6td7 for lugs, So
Dl0 for medium, and S10G30 for fine to extra.
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VIOLENT AssAuLr.-A free fellow called

VIOLENT AssAULT.-A free fellow called
Bob Norris employed in the tobaccofactory of Col s
S. Myers, made his appearance before the Mayor last
Saturday the charge of assauting and beat
ing in a violent manner, negro woman named Alice,
the property of Major Edward Johnson, on the 22d
of September last The evidence in the case showed
that the prisoner and the woman had been in quar-
rel while in the factory during which time Alice
Bob terrific tongue-basting in reply to which he
said but little. In the evening, however, when on
her way home Alice says she assaulted and badly
beaten with stick by Bob. DIR. Hancock described
the wounds severe consisting of large bruises
to be logged, soundly, and then set at liberty.
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"A despatch IRON Boston states that severe gale
occurred there Oh Thursday afternoon which blew
down an unfinished factory in South Boston. doin
considerable damage. The u s. ship Brandywine
broke from her moorings near Cohasset Docks and
steamer was sentin pursuit of her.
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1t is stated that Commodore Daniels, of Balti
more, late commander in-chlef of the Peruvian
feet, has been summoned to Washington, and has
had long consultation with Mr.. Gushing, it is sup
posed, relative to the Chincha Islands difficulty,
with which the Commodore is perfectly familiar
There is scarce doubt this subject will become
matter of immediate, earnest and important dplo-
matte consideration.
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Ohm FELLOWS, HAIL.=A friend who at.

ODD 4 ELLOWS 11ALL-I1 lIACho WIN at
tended Odd Fellows Hail. last Friday night informs
us that the Fakir of Silva" in connection with the
Ethiopian Brothers, attracted large audience
They give another entertainment at the same place
this evening. The experiments of Diablerie," in.
troduced by the Fakr said to have been greeted
with shouts ofapplause, while his ventr1ioquism was
pronounced admirable The singing, dancing, and
music of the Ethiopian Brothers" are represented
as good and the voice of Master Charles rich clear
and full, remarkable for one of his years. II you
have taste for such amusements, give the Fakir a
call in passing.
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charged with entering the house of Oscar Wingfeld
in the night time, with cutting Dick, aslave in the
slave was brought before the Mayor Saturday last
and partially examined for the offence. Owing to
the absence of witnesses the will be heard this
morning From the evidence, it seems that some one
entered the house. and breaking open Pollys chest,
robbed it of So so. Frem some cause she suspected
the prisoner and charged him with it. Words passed
between the two when the prisoner gave Polly a
blow the side of the head. With this her brother
Dick attempted to eject him from the house, and
during the melee, got one of his hands cut.
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RETRAcTIoN.-It was stated in Philadelphia on
Friday that the Episcopal Recorder OF Saturday
would contain disclaimer OF the SANDER against
Bishop Hughes. A portion of the article, which
was made public in advance states that the charge
inserted during the absence of the editor; that
it was untrue, and tenders such amends as every
honest and christian man should be most cheerful
and ready to make when unintentional injury has
been done to others
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suIc1DEs-The Wheeling Iatelligencer states
that on Thursday morning last, Miss Julia Clarke,
OF that city, was found dead suspended by her
neck TO aoed post in an unoccupied room Of her
brothers house. She had been for some years af
ficted with alteration of mind
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The United States steamer AIleebsnv. which
sailed from Gosport Navy Yard, on Wednesday last,
on her trial trip made at least eight knots an hour
after getting under way and on leaving Old Point,
was out of sghtin less than two hours.
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CONVICTED OF MURDER.-The Kanawha Repp6-
can learns that MCMAHON, charged with shooting
young WAGGENER, in Mason county, last Summer,
was convicted on his trial at the Circuit Court of
that county, held at Point Pleasant, last week, OF
murder in the first degree
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politan Hall" this week, where he expects to amuse
the youns and the old each evening, with his rare
feats of egerdemain and fine specimens OF ventrio-
quism Those who know Wyman, and the presump-
tion is that every body and family have him,
need not be told by us that his exhibitions are of the
most amusing character and that all who see him are
delighted His charge for admission is only twelve
and half cents. Only think oft
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PAY BEFORE you UsE.-Ihe ordinance
against using water from the city hydrants without
paving for it. enforced against Christian Miller
who before the Mayor last Saturday and de-
clared that he had only used it for cow, who
man being regular water taker. At the request of
the defendant. the further examination of the case
was postponed until this morning.
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BEAUTIFUL EsTATE.--Particula attention
is asked to the sale of Mr.. Ro. B. Lyne's farm, by
Messrs Goddin Apperson which is advertised TO
take place at II O'Clock to-day The location of this
property such make it very desirable to any one
wishing to purchase plat OF which be seen at the
Office of the auctioneers, on nth street, between
Main and Bank streets.
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STATISTICS OF CRIhE.-According to alb
stracts of the seventh census, it appears that
the whole number of persons convicted of
crime in the United States, for the year end
ing June, 1850, was about $1,000; of these,
$4,000 were natives, fncIuding colored per.
sons.) and $4,000 foreign born. BY the same
authority, and to the same date, we are in.
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Spirit of the Press.

Saturdays Matthias leader describing the late
Jerry Rescue" convention at Syracuse, wherein it
issuggested that Lucy Stone emigrateto Amazonia'
where she might become star Of the first magni-
tude The Mail concludes that if the spirit of ia
naticisn is not checked, sit may assume charac-
ter in which it would be prudent that the strong
arm of the law should be in:erposed"
The Wig comments upon an article in the
Washington Sentinel to the effect that the Wing
party is not dead although defeated. The Wig
replies that exists strong ever, and will con-
tinue to hold in check the opposite party en- the one
hand, and executive influence on the other. There
is also an article upon the circulation of small notes
in Virginia tending show that all past legislation
on the matter has been Intellectual, and putting the
enouiry-"if the evil can be renedied in any other
way than by the grant of permission to State
banks to issue small notes, why is it not donei"
The Times publishes a list OF the Wing nomina'
tons in New York, made at Syracuse last Weanes-
day, for State officers, and gives the platform laid
down by the Convention which, being OF purely
local character will excite no special interest
AMONG their brethren in other States The Times
would have been much better pleased had they
'reasserted and pledged their continued fealty TO
the distinctive principles of the National Wing party
and declared their acquiescence i'll the platform
laid down by the last national Wing convention
The ENQUIRER also comments upon the action OF
the Wing Convention at Syracuse, taking the position
that Sewardism has triumphed in New York, and
basing its remarks chiefly upon statements of the
New York ReralFs correspondent. The Enquirer
says there is just cause for alarm in this omluous
action of the Wing party of New York, thoroughly
abotionized as it Is" Facts regarding the State
Fair, the condition of Mexico, and further state
ments concerning Miss Bremer's work, are also
contained in the same paper.
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w. B. BIGELOW, ACCOUNTANT

AND COPYIST-offics in the Law Building-will
keep the accounts of those having regular Book
keeper, act as Assistant to Book-keepers in their
examination of the same.
VIII also copy all kinds of WRITING, DC.
pc 2-Im
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Close YOUR CELLAR Doors. - George
Mockeber fined I'll and costs for leaving his GEL
lar door open all nig ht thereby the lives
and limbs of those who mi ght have occasion to pass
1t. If Mr.. NJ can show that the door thrown
opAn by Others the fine win be refunded.
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NOTICE TO THE STOCKHOLDERS

OF THE VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
COMPANY.-The annual meeting of the Stock
holders of the Virginia Central Railroad Company
will be held in Richmond on THURSDAY, the 10th
November, 1885,
Stockholders will travel free the cars in going to
and returning from the meeting.
oc6-tlONo j. GARRETT, Treasurer
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The "Hygeia HOTEL" at Old Point, was offered
Tor sale at auction on the 5th instant but as there
was no bid equal to the expectations of the owners
it was not sold
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BosToN, Oct. 5.-Arrived, schrs Elizabeth, Phillips,
and Loduskier. Lowell, Richmond: Ellen, Haett and
]. O. Adams, Crowell Fredericksburg. Oct 6-Ar-
rived schr Ontario, Vanglder, Fredericksburg.
NEW YORK. Oct. 7.-Cleared, schr Abdel Kader,
Brown, for Richmond. Arrived, steamer James
town, schooners New York, Adkins, and Henrieo,
futile, from Richmond.
New YORK, Oct. 9-Arrived, schr. Henrico, Tuttle,
Richmond. Cleared, schr Galego, Nelson, Rich
mond and steamer JAMESTOWN, do.
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GENERAL EPISCOPAL CoNvEsrIoN-The Ennis.
copai Convention in New York, was organized on
Thursday. Some official business was transacted
not OF sufficient public interest to warrant re-,
port
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Dr. Geo: G. Howard, Of Chprchville N. Y. com
united suicide, on Wednesday morning last hv
drowning he b said TO have been an aaniable and
highly respectable man. well know :.
western part Of Rochester county
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The following appointments were made a { the
late meeting of the Board OF Public Works of State
directors in the James River and Kanawha Com
pany, to take effect at the next annual meeting Of
the stockholders of said company:
Samuel C. Robinson of Botetourt county.
Daniel H. London of Richmond,
Francis Z. Deane, Jr of Lynchburg
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Nor 40 F.sr-Nearly every day in the

NOT SO FAsT.-Nearly every uay I'D lHe
week the owners of teams are mulcted for the ra-
pid driving of their aloug the streets OF the
city by their hirelings and yet the nuisance against
abated. And why is this' simply because the pun.
nhment falls upou the owner of the teams, and not
the drivers, who travel rough shod over the law
Now If persons running wagons and drays upon .ne
streets, instead of paying these fines would hand the
drivers over to the Police. and let them run the
gauntlet before the Mayor for few OF these viola
tons we venture the prediction that the second COM
plant would rarely ever be made against the same
man. And If they do not adopt this course the re-
suit will be, that the Mayor will lind It 20
exercise the authority given him by city ordnance,
and prohibit these frequent violators from driving
upon the streets We have called the sttention OF
teamsters to the importance of exercising men
authority their Transfers and putting an emo 20
the frequent complaints against them as we Know
that list being kept of the names OF those repoted
and feel fully convinced that the Mayor viii nave the
ordinance against rapid driving enforced and the nui
thereby created abated he has to order every
driver of public team in the city to be taken 1ro
it 1T the ordinance is defective, the blame hes WIN
the City Council who alter or amend u az peas
ure; but while it remains law, the Mayor wi nave
it executed just certain as two and two are Jour-
STOPPING UP THE Observation-Disclosures
ton being given to the Mayor by officer Irving that
William Mountjoy had INSTRUCTED the sidewalk OF 9th
and Cary streets by deposit of tagging for nearly
month and that gentleman failing to appear before
according to the city ordinance, after being sum,
noned to do so. his Honor imposed fine of 81 and
costs upon him for the offence.
FINE TRAP.-There is now some hope
that the old frame fire trap. the northwest corner
of 18th and Cary streets viii be torn down before it
lie fire by its falling chimney and destroys all
the valuable property in the neighborhood.
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fiRE-Jesse Bowles' mil and blacksmith shon
WIN a saw mill just completed for William Fon
.siae, Esq In fluyanna county, Va, was consumed
bybire on Sunday last
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
AITf,TToN NOTTfr 4 !.

AUCTION NOTICE-Attention is So
licited to the sale of Medicines he. THIS MORN
ING. at 10 o'clock, at the Office of DIR, Young,
Church Hill.
oc 10 ALEX MOTT A. ca Auets
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ATTENTION RICHMOND LIGHT

DRAGONS "A Court of Enquiry viii be held at
the Office of Lieut.. Cabell. MONDAY next, at Al
o'clock, P. NJ. By order of the Captain.
L. 2. ELLIS,
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VELVET AND CLOTH CLOAKS.

Plaid and Brocade Silks, Rich Cashmere Plaids plain
Mernoes and de Laines French Embroderies in great
variety; Mourning Goods of every kind; Hosiery in
complete assortment; Lace and Muslin Curtains;
Furniture Prints; Ribbands variety, &c. &c. &c.
large and well selected Stock of the best styles of
these goods, just received by
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BATHS, BATHS, BATHS.-Hot, Cold
and Shower Baths be had daily at the Hair Ores
sing Shaving and Shampooing Saloon, under the
American Hotel-eatrence on 18th street.
Single Bath % cents, or FIVE tickets for 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-10

DR.. WILLIAM TATEn, who has represented Nor.
folk county for several years In the Legislature
died on the 4ih instant
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TO BUILDERS AND OTHERS.-The

undersigned will furnish TO Builders aud others,
LUMBER and TIMBER. of every description, of
the best quality, for Building and other Purposes at
the most reasonable prices, to be delivered at Rich
mond the shortest notice.
Orders left with ABEL U. MAYO, Esq, at his Office
under the Metropolitan Hail. on franklin street. win
be duly attended to-
oc6-d9ro SAMITET, r RUSSELL
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ster were fined 81 and costs by the Mayor Last Sat
nrday for the violation of ordinance against rapid
driving. by one Of their IL amsters
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Hon. Edward Everett delivered the opening ad
dress at the New Hampshire State Fair.
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EREE PAPERS LOST .-Lost, last
Il Tuesday between Rockets and Prentiss Row.
a pocket book containing my FREE PAPERS, a 81
note and several other papers The finder will be
rewarded by returning them to me, leaving them
at this office. MOSES HILL,
DC IO-2t% Free Man of Color