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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24

theMainc Law, and to tho notice OF
such We commend tho
INDIANA LlouoR Law.
The present liquor law Of Indiana
provides that it shall not be sold as a
beverage by less measure than one
gallon, without tho consent of the
people at tho April election, and then
by any person who will give four
freehold securities, in the sum oil
$4,000 10 keep orderly houses, aud
pay all fines and damages incurred
under this act. a vote in favor ni
license shall have effect one year, aud
not authorize its sale on Sunday
The penalty for the illegal sale is a
fine not exceeding 5000. Tho retail
cr who shall "cause the intoxication
ofany person, shall board, keep and
take caro- Of such person until he
shall be able, without assistance, safe
Ily to return to his home; and on
failure to do so, it shall be lawful for
any other person to do SO, or shall
cause the samo to be done, which
person shall have an action against
such retailer for reasonable compcn-
sotion for such service, and fifty pcr
cent. damages thereon" lfare,ail-
or keeps disordcrly house, he shall
pay S25, and not more than $780,
Any wife, child, parent, guardian,
employer ur other person. who shall
DO injured in person or property, OF
means Of support, by any intoxicated
person, or in consequence of the in
toxicatiou, habitual or otherwise, shall
have the right of action in his or her
own name against auy person, and
his snretics, on lhetbond aforesaid,
who shall by retailing spirituous Ii
ouor, have caused the intoxication OF
such persons for all damages sustain
ed, and for exemplary damages. -
Under this section a married woman
may sue as single. A recovery
against retailer shall be conclusive
evidence against his sureties, in an ac-
ton upon the bond, both as to the
rirh, of action and the amount Of dam
ages.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24
THE LATTER RAIN.

Among the many strangely inter
cs,ing occurrences olthc present day,
tho following is not the least So:
DR.. Duff, the Calcutta missionary
of the Free Church of Scotland, assu'
red, the General Assembly at Edin'
burg, recently, that for tho first time
since tho destruction of Jerusalem
has the latter rain returned, last au'
tumu, to the Holy Land; and as this
is predicted by the prophet Joel, il
connection with the return Of Israel
and is, indeed, to be the one grcn, de
sideratum for tho restoration Of the
fertility of tho soil Of Palestine. it i,
regarded wiih interest blythe students
Of Prophecy"
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24
What 4 Record !!

What recold is the history Of the
.1m.trafic, from the rotting OF the
grain to the ro,'ing of its countless
dead What internal machinery
ever crcaking and crcaking, as for
tunes, characters, and lives arc ground
through! The axles smoke with ho'
blood, for there is no lack of that, al
ways dripping out as the human trib
ute is continually offered up. Bu'
our rum politicians, vo'es-winning
denagOgucs, our makers, venders
and drinkers of rum, tell us we mus,
grind away! The Jail, tho pooi
house, hanging and grave digging bu
sincss is great business, and must
DO kept up.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24

request The attention of your Honora'
bio body to this subject. And YOU
memorialists will ever pray, &C.
"Signcd by us, The appointed dele
gates of the Baptist churches in the
Southern and Southwestern States
of,he American Union, assembled in
Baltimore, this 18th day of May,
1881
On motion of Rev. G. T. Adams, it
was \.
Rrsolccd, Tha, tho said memorial
be committed to Rev. DR.. Bacon, OF
Washington City, to bc presented to
the proper authorities.
On motion of fRev. ]. R. Graves,
Itemired. That this Convention
earnestly request each minister in the
South and Southwest, To circulate tho
petition just read as extensively as
possible, for signatures, and send the
same to tho Senators Of their respect
i've States.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24
The Value Of Life.

All men value life. All endeavo'
to preserve and prolong life. M
sacrifice ofworldly interest is deem
ed too great, if life may be saved
All that u man hath will he give for
his life. But mly is life SO highly
valucdl Ask the child, and the an
swcr is-if,the use he makes of life
can he taken as the answer-because
it is time 10 play. The business man
says because it is time 10 make mon
ey. The warrior and politician, be-
cause it is time to acquire fame
Tho great mass of men are tenacious
oflife. because they have distinctive
dread ofleath, aud no we'll defined
hope of happiness beyond.
But when will needless hiortals
learn that the true value ofihis NOR.
tal life consists in its relations to the
endless lie of manl lfthis short lie
were the mAo1e of mans existence, it
would be difficult to tell in what its
value really consists. But viewed
as the Spring time ofman's existence,
as the period for ,hs forming of his
character, and the determining Of his
future happiness of;soe, and the de-
gree of either; and wheni 2he ANA
zingtru,h is added, that these vast
concerns are committed to him to be
settled and fxqdvah pnnl,orable cer-
,ain'y, forevcr-;tIhsn human life,
short, uncertain, and fall ofvanity; as
it is, becomes u fearfalttrust. Andif
fthJ sscat end and pafposeof lifssbe
lost, what gain can compensate for
that loss! How much wealth must
man acquire, and how much pleasure
must he enjoy, how much applause
must he have, III order TO make it
worth while for him to miss the real
and permanent object ofhis existence!
Man of business, man Of pleasure,
compute, you can, the value of that
gain wich costs you the loss of your
self! And when you have lost your
selfby losing the main object of your
existence, what will buy back lost
probation2 ..t.
Oh, it is sad sight, to sec precious
moments. tile germs Of endless ages
of bliss or woe, triacd away! What
sorrow can equal the remorsc which
the ghosts OF. murdered years will
surely visit upon the soul when no
tears of repentance can bring them
back, when the harvest is past, and
the summer is ended, when probation
is swallowed up in retributioni!. i.
Reader, before you lay aside this
paper consider whether you are ma
king life real blessing, or the seed
time of future remorse !-,IVsstern
IHatchman.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24

Tears were in the eyes of the wife
aud mother, as she lifted her face and
gazed with suhdued tenderness up.
IN the cnun;enance IF her husband.
Her heart WIS TOO full for n'terance.
A little while she thus gazed, aud
then, with n trembling joy, laid her
head upon his bosom. Angels were
in the chamber where their dear ones
slept and they fel, their holy presence.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24


How litllo.rcck We, in oar homes OF ease,
Famed by the mountain air, the ocean breeze,
Of,hc hot brcathings that arc falling now,
In blight and death on many southern brow'
Wha, gentle winds around our dwellings
..,. come, .n
Waving the boughs that shield our happy
home
The whispering leaves lisp music 10 our pains,
Whero wc sit lisiIessly and count our gains.
Thc dimpling waves laugh MS they pass us by,
= And birds, in troops, sweep gaily through the
sky; - ,a.e ..s
Tho yoI, and the harp, and trumpet sound,
4 Where dancing circles sport their mazes
.rH round; .u. ....rl wv rf
Our hands oftroops caParisoncd anew,
With clangor loud and long, pass in reyiewi
Our ships, with pcnnons high, and pinions
spread,
Bear forth tho living needless of the deadi
And the great car ortradc, Tor woe no tho't'
Rolls on its ccascless way-a jugscrnaut!
Oh! yc who breathe amid no ievc'ed air
Think of tho woes your southern knsmen
- bear!
OH 80 who sport along AtlaH'ic's shorc'
Think Of that persisted hostyq meet no more
Gallup those silent ssrccts-that lone lesGe-
Z And the unhuricd dead swept to the sea
Go 10 that funeral pyrc, whose flames arise,
7ro hight with'hottEd' gidrsS tho midnight skies
Stand where the pu,ridhcaps hegrim the sod
Whose trembling souls, unshriven, have gone
to God!
Toll, with the Towards mid the crowds Of
= ROOM.
Where dying shriGks and grOans pierce thrO
4 the gloom! .rl""'
But seek yc not the deadj seek those who
asl live,
And ofyour substance, quick! oh quickly
EhS' aHa.r
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24
A SONG.
pY EDWARDS KNOWLES.

ny EDWARDS KNOWLES.
The ivy clings s,tightoss
When the forests gray,
And the blossoms arc brightest
In the hedge by the way.
The flowers bloom sweetest
In tho niche by the wall,
And the hours seem ilGetcst
Tha, the day dreams recall.
Thn, love is the pureh ...
Which is loving alone,
And ,ha, faith is the surcst
Which is nearest the throne
Tha, heart is the lightess
Whicl, lair virtue adorns,
And ,ha, hope is the brightest
Which is circicd with thOr"''
Those friends are the dearest
Who extend us their nId'
And who stand by us nearest
Wien our hopes slowly fade.
The hearts the prress
Which is chasienod in YOUTH
And its footsteps are sHFr''
In the pathway OrUa'l''
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24
FRAGMENT.

Ills eve was stern and wild his cheek
Was pale, and Goddess clay;
Upon his .igh,cned lipa smile
OF fearful meaning lay.
lie muscd awhile, but not in doubt;
No trace Of faoubt was thcrci
1t was the steady, solemn pause
orrcsolu,e despair!
Once more he looked upon tho scroll,
Once more its words he read;
Then, camly, with unllinchins hand,
It's folds before him spread.
j saw him bare his throat, and seize,
The blue, c. old glimlnefing steel,
And grimly try the tempered edge
iIc was so soon to feel.
A sickness crept upon my heart, aH
And dizzy swan my head;
could no, stir, could no, cry,
n felt bcnumbcd and dead !
Black, icy horror struck nc dumb
And froze my senses o'cr;
closed my eyes in utter fear,
And stroyc to think no more.
Again looked-a fearful change
Across his face had passed.
He seemed to gasp-on cheek and lip
A llakyy foam was cast.
lie raised on high tho glittcrins blade
Then first found tongue:
nHold! madman! stay the frantic decd
Icried, and forth sprung.
lie heard nc, but he needed not,
One glance around hc gave
And Gro could arrest his hand,
lie had-DEouS TO siiAvE!l!
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24

My son. said Mr.. spriggius to his
little sou, who was leyouring an egg
it was Spriggin's desire to instruct
his boy-'my son., do you know that
chickens come out Of eggs g ."
they, father said The youhs!hopeful /;
4 thought that eggs came out ofchirk-
ems The elder spriggins drewb back
from the table, sadly. and gazed on
his son, then put on his hat aud went
to work. .
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24

Baptist Mission to California;
The baptist Missionary Society have
nppoin,ed the Rev. j. Il. Shuck n mis-.
sionary to the Chinese in California.
Mr.. Siuck has been u missionary in
China for the past seventeen years.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24

~ Aunt Mary; whilst going along
the street the other day, saw over "a
tailor's door, a sign bearing the in
scription {" Fountain of Fashions
.Ah!, exclaimed she, thatmust belthe
place where spirits come from, at the
same time casting malignant squint
at couple Of young men with incip.
lent whiskers and standing collars
A woman Of great perception is our
Aunt Mary. -,,s,
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24
A Young Lady's Reasons for not
. Dancing.

|. Dancing wouldlead me intocrow-
ded rooms and late hours. which are
injuries to health and usefulness.
.. Dancing would lead me into very
close contact with very promiscuou'
company, andevil communications cor.
rupt good manners.
8. Dancing would require me 10 use
and permit freedoms withthe other sex
Of which I should heartily be ashamed
and which | believe to be wrong.
q. My parents and friends would be
anxious about me il | were out late,
keeping company with they know no
whom.
\ $. Ministers and good people in gen
cral, disapprove ofdancing, and Ithinl
it is not safe 10 set myseliagainst them
II thing hc even doubtful, | wish lc
be on the sale side. aSsrl Nj. r
6. Dancing has bad name, and
mean to study things that are pure anc
lovely and Of good report.
TIE D,sclpLEs AND TENPERANcE.-
At the annual meeting ol 1.-THE Disciples
of Christ, ior Trumbull and Nlahoning
counties, held at Bazetta last week, it
was unanimously resolved:
"That we do heartily concur in the
Ieffarts which are being made Tor The
suppression Of the sale ofintoxicaline
drinks, and do hereby recommenditc
our brothers throughout the State to
support politically such men, and only
such, as will give their influence in "a.
vor Of a prohlbitory law, generally
known as the Maine Law" r
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24
In the choice oi aswiie, take the obe-
dent daughter ofagoOd mother;

WESTERN ABSENCE OF MISp.-aiG
know aygreat, oveF;yf0@h, first rute
msn in;this.placr,p wYites aSwestera
friend, ia d desuliory letter 10 fbs edi-.
tor, l'sngass5 inthe mercantile business,
who sis much trouble 10 rrcollpct
names and who, one morning, with
pencilin hand, and quill behind his
ear, called out TO his partner :;'Billy,
what is nSuPplebeam's first naner
And he never discovered his mistake
Until he began to write it, when he tor
60, his last name; and with the same
un onscieusness sang out Excuse me,
Billy, but l've forgot John .Surpte-
beams LAST name nowr The roar Of
laughter which ensued restored his
memory
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24

The present population Of Nash.
vile, Tcnn., is 10000. 1t has five
daily newspapers, seven weekly, and
five monthly periodicals. Taxable
property, s6,OOo'oOo'
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24

No person in tho employ of the
Camden and Amboy Railrond is al.
lowed either To smoke or drink ardent
spirits while on duty.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24

r. Why DOCTOR said a sick lady,
,.you give me the same medicine ypn
are giving my husband, Why, issthat
right :! m.s.,t
.All right, replied the doctor, what
is sauce for the goose is sauce Tor the
gander.' .. .,rtl' ..G
.Now Patrick, said Judge, 'wl'a,
do you say to the charge, are you
guilty ornot guilty2 .i.sd j 81
Faith, bnt that's difficult for yer
honor to tell. let alone meself. Wait
till | hear tho evidence eba mp
There are now built and inproce,s
of building no less than seveniRomish
church etiices in Chicago. Ono of
these, now building, will be wortl,
500, 600, and two others, already e.
recled, are estimated TO be worth
$4,000 each. p
A man in Maine applied for two gal
Ions Of rum lor mechanical purposes
.For what mechanical rnrposes7' in
quired the agent. 7.For raising a barn.
was the reply. ~
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24
POETRY.
,FslErFEVEssED CsTY.

ny REV. crlARLEs W. Drssrsos.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24
How 10 Avoid a Bad Husband.

/. Never marty for wealth. A wo-
mans life consistent NOT in tbe tbiurs
she possp,splb:
struts abou, dandy.likr, in his silk
gloves and ruflIps. with silveted cane,
aud rings on bis fingers. Bewars. there
| is II trsH; ..y sseliseyl
.,, ,,o...
listed, mean, SOL, soiiid wtrish. who saves
every prnny, OF sncnds i, grudgingIy.
Take care les, he Stint you 10 dpa!s.
- -,..., .'. ;, o,.
whose character 5 no, known n or test
ed: ~"''$ Some females jump right into the
fire with their eyes wide open.
s Never marry a none or a dronp,
one who drawls and dragsIrs through
lifp, one foo, aller another, and lets
things lake their own course.
u never marry a mahh%ho !rrs,s 'iG
fprentlv, Such iresimcn, is a sure in-s,
dica,iun Of a mean and wicked aan.
L
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24
MAENE LAW.

There arc some who do not like
thc'Mainc Law, and to tho notice Of
such VIC commend tho
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24

CosrESTNEsr is Of SO greats value
that it can never eidsarlyp pltehased.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-04
Sales bn Antiion.

II u htAFs AGSloDFcf
A UCTlON IICE.-ASsiGNEES SALE
lURNlIURh, a. Metropolitan Hail. BroA4~ay, b-,sesa
Bleeoker srd Anagy-ss.- ca TUESDAY AMI WEDSES-
DAY. 81 10 O'Clock each 6ay
C. KEMP val seL auction above, very large -
nj of roh frs; class Cabinet Furniture F0re-s
and tier neh Fancy HuDs,aeepsnE Goods such Is arr
rsIey cdt nd Auction Inch presents very sor~
atle Cpps for the trade and purhs
the hest description os Rosewood Osk MhogSny and
Black Walnut Psror DlniaS ROou Library ana Chsnosr
Furniture elegantly osTVtd and nuisAo the most fish
ionahe syles aud Of the verybss msteA IS The whole
VIII POSITIVELY Be sold without reserve BY order OF the A.
signee.
Paror EgTnisare Ele xanty carved Rosewood Psrio Fur
pitUT en- suite, ooyerrd French brocaiee. Nsooa.
PUSH Velvet &C. ftse rchest designs and STYLES Ladies'
Rosewood CseinstS Etaseres with mirror fronts Mase
Sands carved Rosewood Center Tables with Esyp,ika
b sck and sold aud white Italian Marble Tons cuved vs
bogsny Sofas Teta rtte Easv and Srrrg Seat failor
ChaiTs, Papier Msehe Pearl lnlSd Crnter and Work
Tables, Ottousns Couchcs Marble Top esacy Ceatsr,
S,d< Gard sBd Work Tsbles.
DINING Room and Library Furui,urr-RosewooA and
Mahosany Exters'ou and other Dining Tables NaASEany
Ca-s Walnut and Mahogany Rook Cases LosnsrsS Vol
talre Chairs. DinrnE Room Chairs sc.
Chamber FUN ture-kle gantly carved Rosewood aui Ms
hOgany Redsts ads Dressing Bureaus, with Marble TDp aud
French Plate Glasses Marble Too laelosed W.sasaads
ara Coumodes rich PAINTED and ensned Cha,nber Par
titure in ses Wardrobss, Couches Rush sea- Cottage
Chairs Walnut Cottage furniture. Rosewood and Other
DRESSING Tables plain Mahostny and Wslnut Chamber
Et,sniture Sofas Mahogany French Chars Spuns Seat
Arm and Rocking Chairs ntvsns sewing IhnrS slso.
BrorEed lrOn HAT STANDS, mshosany no. hA' NHsrs,
Also 100 best South American Curled Horse Hair Mat
tyesses a. and " lhs. -.
shipping At reasonable charge.
Catalogues the morning OF ssle Sale positive, and
without regard to weather.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-04
Jnsuranrr Companies.

yTHE PARK FIRE INSURANCE COM
Il PANY.
CAPITAL, 100000.
Office. No 81 Broadway, corner of Psrs'place.
This Conranv insures Buildings Merchandise Ships and
their Carsocs IN port Household Furniture and Personal
Prorertv generally against los or damage by hre.
CHRISTOPHER CHANPLlN, President
JOSIAH " BAKER, Nice-President
WuLfAN JATyRAY. Secretary.
DIsECToRs.
Chit, C,l.r,nli, Ioseph Park, Jr Helmus VI Wells,
Francis 4 Palmer T Ketcham. W. Oaek'
Slas {. Herring, Charles l. Noe, IN II AtnuS
Aisx studucu Josiah Couley, John 5. Harris,
Jcbp L Everett J. 7. Deryickson. X > Benedict
r..,,;.p Scboals Josiah W Baker, II Iyison.
O...,v.,.t George P Fitch, Thos " Mayhem,
~ II Iivi,gs.op John Bellamy Martin Bum,
Benjamin Camp, Edward Sohel Joseph Rogers
Iobn F,leoner Thomas Gardiner. Arthur L. Levy,
Geo W Patt Thos SimonsOn, WIN. j Decker
mi Lawrence. d A. Wood. Albert Brown,
Jobn Bodine David Louderback David Jacobus,
PhiloV Beebe, Preston Sheldon, Andrew Mls'
W., \ McIntyre Geo. c. Peters Edward HNght
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-04
Hlathinerp, 81.

4 NEW THING ENTIRELY The most
~ astonishing performance heard Of Barrels, Frkns
Kegs and the whole cooper family made anf unsed WIKI
defect alright and smooth enough 10 VArnsl en-
trely b. Machinery
is tstsut tor which have received God and silver
MEDIA and State Dipl0mA IL takes the timber m the Do
the ave following the grain cuts them al o. el1a
len 1b planes both aid outside perfectly SMOOTH tines
the quality q the timber Onts them n pe iect manner
syit each equal proportion Of bge sccodns 20
IL dth be IL WIDE chtmters bowels cut' the
crease turns the head aud prepares the barrel or keg for
the hopping IN manner 80 perfect c0mpe @ ana
Of nor finch that challenge the World - produce
better barrel 6rkn keE, than our Machnes make At
Of day 10 the singe set TO winch We invite
the particular OF al who choose T. them IN
sIe,ton We manufacture articles Of the barrel family
from ID. smallest white lead keg % the largest casx IA geu'
errI use all which be warranted 10 hold the must
subtle liquids be adapted 20 The packing Of dry goods
In feet the machines cannot make an imperfect article eN
cent the defect - exclusively IN the timber
we have shop al Elmrs n. Y, directly on the line o.
tie New orb and Ere Raroaf, and the Elmira and
NsgAra Fails Railroad i've minutes walk north OF the dePJt
where any persons who wish witness the operation o
the machines and tess 70 th-ir perfect satisfaction every
bsnch OF the work We will feel the utmost pleasure IN
exhibiting 10 such everything connected With ths work
Persons d. Of purchasing the Right ald MAsuines
fr location uIsod obtain any into rn zion IA
relation thereto by amply 90 us through the mail There
but few OF the States remaining 10 our hands uuso
still applicants " be referred = the prescott owners
most OF whom will no doubt hold for disposal desirable
locaious within their respective territories con
ctded by al Judges who have examined the Mcin' tlt
surpase every thing that has BE- invented of the
same purpose. aud must entirely spPersede OIL hand
coOpenrg ,
Editors of The New-York Tribune
WIN TRAP & Co. Pateutees and Pr)Orietors,
Elmira New-iork, March l8, 1888
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-04
IA. D. JosLiN, Successor t. a. Is. Dixie,
Office No. Washington Buildings.
IRON WORKSHOP WEDNESDAY, May

III
H. 81 u clock NJ the premises Il previously
close offer for sale thsir very ekenNye sud
complete establishment Or Manufacturing Iron stuatedon
hde wster az rox Point. Va Prov idenee.
These works have all been crested within seg,n years
IN GOOD order srd ready 10 BE- into 0Per
sd equal 20 the production OF "a tus OF iron nto
plates and bars ptrtsy.
Connected with the above Is Wire Mil capable Of ran
ming rods per day for ~bich there regular aud
densnd Providence st the present. noe NJ az
least equal 20 entire production the mill Aso. Rsy-
Bodss Patent Wnught Spike and Nail hachiDes winch
viii GA. 10 tuns per day Also Cut Nail Mil eiPsbo
80 us casks day and whIrh could DO
easily ara ged 20 double that product.
A this cstsblsIeDt was built Tor use no enpense vs.
spared In IayDg everything E50ut IL Of Tho most perfect
kbc and TIE inventory exhibits complete Al establish
ueDr perhaps, a. Is to BE- found IN New ENGLAND
Il thought hat no place the United states presenbs
better opening for The suecessfu prosecution BY prace
nsD Of he Of rods ROO nns and spies
sn the Cy ofPrOydepce the ter OF large snd rap
Idly increasing manufacturing District requiring Tor e
sumption the entire production u these WORKS
Tf'ss wOIks bsing tide water where Ehs lrgest Clan
Of yesels which frequent Bay load and receive az
without hshfTage allows Of their receiving thsH mp
a. all times BE- had good terms a. ese"hsfs N
New Eng and.
As Supposed the purchaser would desire 70 examine
the premises further description Is deemed unnec7ssay
Tue property win be soA cheap, and the terms Of payment
III be made cay. 80, 9, ,,,.,
FOR 90 easuinst0 Of the property apply 70 w HEN
DEhSON 90 the preuis@s aid for terms 40 aopcatl0s
may b. maze either OF the subscI hers "a Pfgy6ense
HENRY l. KENDALL,
DANIEL PAINE.
EDWARD PEARcE,
Providence, r T. March r. 1853