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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-02-18

IL should be universally kaOeH-lor IL is
strictly Wue-1haI indigestion is tbs parent Of
large proportion Of the fatal diseases. Dysen.
terry, dlarrhGa, cholera morbus, liver complaint,
and many other diseases enumerated in The city
inspectors weekly cualogue OF deaths, are gen.
era"d by indigestion aluue. Think of that
dvspePtics ! think of il al! Who suffer from dis.
ordered s'omochs, and ir you are willing to be
guided by advice founded upon experience, re.
snrI at once (dont delay day. 70 Iloohsnd's
German BiIIers. prepared BY DR.. c. M. Jackson.
which, as an aIIeralive, curative, and inVigoranI,
stands alone and unapproached. General de.
pot, l20 Arch street. We have ,ried these Biz.
ters, and know they are excellent for the dis.
eases specified above Philadelphia Ihy HSm.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-02-18

slavery, in-Ihe -son,hsra States csn never Be
abolished without The cOuseu, Of the people Of
those States and that their eonsenl can never
5e exlored iron them BY he means adopted By
The Journal He knOws very veil ,ha. 30 man
Of spirit would be abused into doing the bidding
Of ulIrSisss such as he is and all the Free De.
mOcrS'ie' parties, and all the Pres Democratic
Journals can say or do, could not induce a sin.
gle Shareholder 10 liberaIe his slaves.
We hesitate not 10 say that The modern Free
Democratic parry is eOrruPI, and ,ha, !, NAN.
'aiOs It's organisation for corup. purpose. is
every act. as a parry, has been corrupt; snd
when led BY such men rs J. K. Giddings and
R.P. SPalding, how could il be otherwise =
Ooe fact alone is enough TO sink i in the es,i.
nation Of all honesl men.
John P. Hsls vas a candidate, because he
thought thereby 10 prevent the election o
Pierce. to whom be was a personal enemy
The Free SOilers voted for Hale 10 show .hc
old parties they had The balance Of power. enc
not With any hope Of elec,ing him. They sx
PscI TO drive one or the other Of them into az
amalgamSIion. aud reap The fruits themselves
Such is their declared objsel.
We are sorry 10 have provoked the ire 0
Mr.. Journal, but We IbOUghI il our duty to s,rkt
At The very foundation plank Of the lofty ,pir
he has erected for himself, and on which h,
perches with so much compseency. We ar
as much an enemy o. the 'sum Of oil vilIainies
as the Journal, and would as gladly see !, wipec
from the face Of The esrlh, but we hope neve
10 be led into the nonsenSicaI auempI Of endeav
oring to accomplish such an obisc. by the or
gunilaIiOE Of a political anIi-savery parry al Ih'
north.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-02-18


Every few days The legislature, BY resolution,
calls On the Auditor Ol State for Information 10
regard 70 particular things. about which il is ig-
noranI We presume lOcOfoeOs will not com.
plain IL we pursue a like course. We there.
fore, 10 behalf Of the readers Of the Free Press,
who are taxpayers, most respectfully request
Mr.. Mexican, The Auditor Of Carroll county, TO
inform Us, By special message, how much his
fees for the year, ending March next. will
amount 10
How much did his predecessor receive ler
the year ending March 1850
How much was expended 10 criminsl cases
during the year ending October |. 1851
How much was expended for like purpose
during the year ending oct. !, 1859
What amount was paid the prosecuting At.
Iorney, for services as such Attorney, for The
year ending Oct. !, 1851
What amount was paid for the same purpose
for The year ending Oct. /, 1859 I
The Auditor will confer favor, by comply
ing with the foregoing requests. We have nc
doub. that The people, generally will be glad lC
learn the truth on this subject.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-02-18
EaIlortaI.

y, y u . very general suPposhiOn lhs, Editors
=. ere rsopsr ma ks Tor any archer Who sets pro-
peF 70 draw boz, end thai !, is altogether i'm.
l.. proper far him to re'sru single shot. An,
-, sur may Stand behind publisher and say wha,
hs Peasss about an editor, no maueE how scan.
=. dalOus. and II that editor resorts 10 a reIor,, 10
: hnewn defence. and beats bis maligner, a grea.
- hue cod cry Is raised about gross rjostics '
. ~ . malicious blIiugsgsIe. Sc &e.
.'s To aIl such We have word 10 say. We're
yO6 10 The place nf The editor you would in ell
-, PrpbsbliIE render yourselves liable TO the same
, ehaTge. 40 ediInF is man. and has the feel.
- ioes common TO humanity |; and when be is
siuissen on-ane che,k is noI. likely 10 turn the
= s,heS Tor similar E,bUG. Persons will say
a. Iabl be should be very sure Of his sdversar,
-. before be shoots. LIE. Us examine this lirle.
q. Iass We will suppose an edilor is uaduced and
= eIsekguuFded, very bitterly and yely. in the
=. snlppns Of an OPPonent, over Fictitious sigma.
= aots-whsI is he 10 DO ! Il he apply to the ed
80 iSOs OF the paper eopIsinng the snice com
flained Of, heW be informed that the name
III The author cannot be discosrd without hi,
eoaseuI Upon eoosuIing the nuIhor he 70
- fuses. Now WhaI lie TO be done I Can ever,
'Psnny.a liner who chooses. backguard hi
nsighbOr, and no, be brought 10 jusIi.ai Wha
-. else an editor do 10 dsfoud himself, bot tt
guess aS vel as he can ss TO the author. Per
cons IN tbs hhb, Of wiring anonymous articles
for the press. should no. complain, il they arr
sonesmes innocent when charged with guilt
10 faeI such is The only course that can be pur
60 y sued. .1s
SO Ear Hs we are concerned, every one VIII
has any desire to do so, can say what they pleas
ofus over fictitious signatures, and through ed
iiors. bot We will claim The right Of self de-
fence. And further, when a disclaimer is in
tsrPOsed, il must, 20 be OF any weight with US
BE- supported BY disnIeresled testimony. Il ,
-. man is charged with n misdemeanor 10 our
'' courts bis plea OF mo, guilty" does not dis
churga him. Il must be proven.
Nov come on, "Old Citizen" and "Coun.
uymun," you understand u.s. and need not be
surprised to receive lick over your skulking
heads which will Ievel you. We have no mer.
cy 90 such cattle, and are not afraid Of ,hC
whole herd
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-02-18
MARKETS.

NEw YoRK; Feb. l4.-CouOn dull and Dc.
clininR; sales ls00bales. Coffee. sales 1000
bags, Rio at 8S0l0. active. Mnlasses. sales
100 bbls Cardena1 at aI0ss, quiet. Sugar,
sales $50 hhds Orleans at A. Flour. sales
6750 bbls. Stale SI s, Ohio So so. southern
IS 56tOs5.75. The s'eat er's news had de.
pressing effect upon the market. Grain: wheat
souInern Sl,25' western Sl,a4. unsettled; sales
5000 bush corn, yellow 68, white 66I; Ihs
sales we're chiefly fT expOu, Whiskey; sales
$50 bbls prison at s4l, heavy. Provisions
sales 500 bbIs mess pork IA Sl7,75C0i6.s7,
prime .SI5,9i0l5 8 SO, limited. sales 600 bbls.
mess beef At SIS R5a13.5O. firm. Sales 900
bbs. lard At 9lal04 6rm; sales $50 bbls hams al
lO4al0a; shoulders 7Ia74, steady. Butter ia
requesI al I3al5, Cheese quiet Sa9. 20
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-02-18

GRAHAa's MAGAzlNE.-The February mum.
Der OF this monthly, contained we'll written
review Of "Cabin Lilerature," for which the
Northern Press casIiga'es him severely.
Now wO think Mr.. Graham did right 10 pub.
fishing the article complained or |. comes as
near speaking our views of Uncle Toms Cab.
iD," and lis author, as il we had written il our.
SELF 1t is a melancholy fact, that The very cir.
cumsIance which gives Mrs. Stoves book such
unbounded popularity, is The very one that
should make it odious 1t does not owe its sue.
cess 10 IIlerOry merit or artistic skill, nor TO The
wu'hiulness Of its representations, because we
can name hundred novels that will excel il ia
any oi these particulars.
Don't be alarmed, Mr. Graham. Let these
winners say what they please about the matter.
IL is we'll written, aud we admire your ndepen
dence. Whatever you OF any one else has tc
say, We like to hear spoken right out. Thes,
hypocriles may analhemaIize as much as they
please, who cares 7 No body has any faith il
their proIesIuIions Of friendship for ,he African
Things have rome 10 pretty pass, if one can
not speak their sentiments without subjeclipg
himself 10 the bitter denuncialion Of dema
gogues
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-02-18
Singing school,.

How very nice il would be to have a good
GIee Club. composed Of the young ladies anc
gentlemen Of Ihe Town. No moro agreeabl,
mode Of spending the evening can be desired
Than by jniOing in a social song. We hope the
young people will think a Ii,tle less Of sheil
heels, and iule moro Of their voices. "
Mr.. Croxlon's free singing school closed las
Tuesday evening, and nov would be a good
lime 10 get up Glee Club. LIE, US Try il.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-02-18
RIl.s OnlNll,hhnn..

We had the pleasure Of listening 10 Ihis VO.'
ealisI, On last wsuesiay evening. We do not
pretend TO be good Judge OF music. and eau
only speak lof ODrself We thought she ex.
eelled any Of her predecessors. Indeed ws
don't knOw wherein she is eEcelsd By he cen.
.nIriers who have made such sensaiioa ia the
eastern cities. Her voice is Of remarkable
compass and power. her snnuncia'iOn clear sud
unaffected. aud the erPrsssioa enchanting,
Lovers Of good music should embrace al Op.
DOuuuisy Of beSrine her. Was are sure they
will be pleased with (" The Fickls wild Rnse,T
which is iSseIr Sonh the price Of admission.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-02-18

There are hundreds Of acres of swamp lands
within the county OF Carroll, which would
make the best Of meadows and corn fields il
they were reclaimed. The process of render.
ing ,hem arabic is very simple, aud s attended
with but slight expense. - a"
10 the frs. place di,ch them we'll. Gu, a
wids deep ,rench, taking care TO haul The muck
taken from the diIch 10 The poor points which
are abandoned on the upland. Next clear the
timber Oft it, AMI sprinkle the ashes from the
log heaps over il. 10 year or two it will be
dry enough TO plow. When il is Plowed, il
should be turned up 10 the depth Of ten OF
Twelve inches, and cultivated in corn for Iwo
years, to hill the swamp grass tha. would other
wise be troublesome.
By this simple process she mos, maEshy
swamp may be made The bess field on the farm.
.9 ~ r. $40. 4err - e. sssa -
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-02-18
NMtice.

In Partiton.- Robert McMlen jr. vs. Cynthia
HestOn ct al.-Cynthia Heston, Lydia Ann Hes.
ton, Samuel Heston, Albert Heston Ellen Reston
and Rebecca Heston will take notice that Pc
tition was filed against them on the 7th day Of
February instant, in the Court of Common Pleas
for Carroll county and State Of OhiO, by Robert
McMillen jr. and is now pending, whein the said
Robert McMillen jr, demands PARTITION of the
following real estate, viz part of the southeast
quarter Of section twenty-nin of township num-
Der fourteen, Of range FOUR Of the district Of lands
directed to be sold at Steubenvlle, in the State Of
Ohio containing one hundred and twenty-sx acres.
and bounded as follows :, On the south by the
lands of Solomon Hostman, on the east BY the
lands of Daniel Gault, on the north by the lands
of Abram Baton and the heirs of John Heston
deceased. and on the west by the lands Of Jamss'
M'Ginty and that at the next term Of said court
application will be made by the said Robert Me-
Millen jr for an order that partition and assign
ment OF dover may be made Of said premises.
s.H aas ROBERT McMILLEN Jr. so
t ByEckley & Davis, his Att'ys.
EahrF,aru 4 IRh9 fec "a - iLta
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-02-18
LATEST.

The N'aera arrived last Sunday evening. Il
seems that Breadsuffs Of all kinds had decIiu.
ed.
Wheat is worth 76c in CanOlIIoa and about
sec al Minerva.
Some buyers have been through this county
engaging flour up TO June nexI. They must
suppose there is prospect of a continual rise.
6TRead the communication OF linus Civil
um," in another column. All are interested in
The mater be speaks o.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-02-18
Santa ANNA.

This football Of orlune is probably now on
ais way from exile 10 Mexico. to place himself
once more at the head of affairs in that revOlu.
lionarY country. Perhaps no man living has
experienced such vIcissiIudes of fortune. 10
politics he has been royalisI, republican, feder'
alsl. socialist, democrat and arsIocrat. and has
managed 10 save his physical head. although
his polIica! one has been so often decapi,ate1 j.
In 1919, says the Ledger, he assisted in expeI.
ling The royalisls from Vera Cruz, and obtained
the command OF the city Of l,urbrde. In I892
he was depossd, and began war against his late
superior, and succeeded in ovenhrowing him.
10 1898 he supported Guerreo against Pedraz.
Ia. 10 1880 he went over 10 the side Of Pc.
drazza, fought and conqueredIhis Former friends
and intrigued for the Presidency. 10 1893 he
Obtained The office he sought, and was recog.
niz"d as President. 10 1885 he conquered the
Reform party, and became Dictator. He was
taken prisoner in the Texas War Of lndepen.
deDce, but when released, recovered his supre.
macy al home. The revolution Of Paredes
hurled him from power, and drove him into
exile. The war Of Ihe UniIed States against
Mexico, recalled him to rank and importance.
His defeat again drove him from Mexico, and
now he has The best chance OF being again ru.
Ter over Ihe desIinies Of that counlry.-Clep
Herald.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-02-18

81 digest! ~ uch is the true meaning Of the
word al epsin," or of the two Greek words from
which it is derived This is the significant and ap.
proprate title OF the true digestive fluid, or gas
trio juice, prepared by Dr. j. ;. HOughtOn, of Phil
adelPhia, from the fourth stomach OF the or, fur
the cure of Indigestion and Dyspepsia. 1t is Ma
ture's own remedy for an unhealthy stomach. No
art of man can equal it's curative pcwers. II ren.
ders good eating perfectly consistent with health
See the figure Of the OK another part Of this pa
nar
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-02-18
Who Is the Lucky Onel

Some days since we announced that NapO.
leon Ill, was 10 be married, or had been mar.
ried, to a Madame MOnIgo. Who she was we
did not know. but the Eastern papers have dis
PEELED The fog, and we now learn that Mile i,
a Spaniard, 60 years Of age, a blonde. anC
grand daughter of the BRUSH Consul at Malaga
Her mother was an Irish woman named Fnz
patrick, and her ia.her was The younger son
Spanish family, who fortunately, by the dea,t
OF an older brother succeeded 10 the lille o
Count MonIigo, Duke of Ceba and Pennaman
do. Her sister is Duchess oi Abba, and Made
moisele is herself Countess of Teba. Tn,
proposal for her hand was formally made b,
The Emperor on Sunday (Ianuary l6.l and wa,
of course acceeded to. The next day the hap
py bride pOom communicated 10 his minister.
that his discrimination was taken, and that i
was a marriage Of affection. One report say,
that The ministers, except one, resigned, bu
that the Emperor refused 10 acceP. their resig
nations. f
The cipa marriage had already taken place
but the religious rites would be duly celebrated
in The later part Of January.
So, one continental question is settled.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-02-18

New YoRx CusroMs. New York Sun
of Thursday says:-.A young man named A.
Sweet. residing at Wesl6eld Connections, was
yesterday swindled out OF sbouI $50. at Pc,
Ter Funk auction store, for the sale of dry
goods, in Broadway. Il seems he bough, one
dozen silk handkerchie(s, IS, but when The bill
was presented TO him each handkerchief was
found TO have been charged SIS, making a total
OF $50 for The twelve handkerchiels. He at
FIRST refused to pay the bill, buI finally became
inlimidaled by the threats Of the spinders, and
handed over the money. He soon aller apPli.
ed 10 officer MOrIin Of the lower Police Court
TO aid him in seeking redress, and the officer
wenl TO the place and succeeded in making The
swindlers disgorge. Mr.. Sweet returned TO bis
temporary residence in Brooklyn. well pleased
that he had, this time, escaped from the hands
Of The Philislines.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-02-18

SAP CAsUALIrY.-During the session Of e
court At GIencOve. Long lsland.Ou Monday. The
a,Or gave way and preciPilsIed The people into
a cellar, the distance OF about 10 feet, 4 stove
in the room feIl wiIh the aoOr, and sci Gre 70 The
clothes Of a number. burning Ihsm dreadiully. :.
One man was killed, another vas morally in.
juled, and ten others Were seriously hurt Sew.
eral others were slightly injured.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-02-18

MARRIED, -On The 10Th lust. By Rev. A.
S~aney, MIR. Cornelius Wyckofr TO Miss Auu
Eliza Black, oil Of this county.
Also, on The same day Mr.. Isaac Rains.
burger TO Miss Luciada Rippe,h.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-02-18

or The candidates for Postmaster 10 Car.
rOlllOn. are hereby gruIuiIously notified. that if
they are not careful 40 unsupported enemy will
steal march an them. The example of the
Baltimore Convention is likely to be followed.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-02-18

TwENrYTHREE TUNNELS Ill is stated in q
letter Of Edward Miller. ESQ.,, Chief Engineer
Of the Pennsy ylvania Railroad, iha. there are
isOeaty. Ikyee tuansfs on the ParkersbuTgh Rail.
road. This i borrowing under ground 10 good
eaeneet9S !! @ssa 'sAe p s~~sA s-es =
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-02-18

W The last applicant for Presidential faEors
vas a bOok'Pedlar. A political lriend and sup
porter Of Gen. Pierce, short tms before nhs
election invested his pile ia one hundred coo.
les Of the lie Of lhaI gentleman, and immedi.
aIely thereafter took sick When he recover
ed Nh. Pierce vas elected and his BOOKS slil
on haud, Of course Ihey were valueless. FIi'
money vas in them, aud The only means hs
saw for re.imbursing himself was 10 apply &c
The President 10 lake his own life. How be
succeeded we have DOT learned.
We have few copies Of The life Of Sccu
sho wants 10 buy I
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-02-18

Tom CoRwIN.-The Boston Bee thus speak.
of this Sulesmn:
"Tom is one of the best of men, and as able
as good. Sull there are not wanting men, AM
The mole especially at Washington, who i'm,
prove every opportunity TO mallgn and befou
him. All who know Tom are well aware lha
he is one OF nalures nobleman, and on ,ha
stands up in proud and chvarous manhood"
The New York Tribune thus ronarks:
"Any man who is malicious and maevolen
enough to ussall Tom Corwin, and charge hin
with corruption OF dishonesty, ought TO have
his mouth sewed up. The Secretary is hu
man, aud therefore has bis faults; but mat
Of nobler nature, or one more quick to recog
nize or more Promt TO spurn every suggestion
Of dishonesty, don't live. He has fairly earn
ed and richly deserves the sobriquet OF 'glori
Gus Tom Corwin.' May he live a thousand
years." .f
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-02-18
February II, l85S.-pr fee g. lis Y'''E y

Fer the ladies. -Parameias. oil col'.
ors. Frenct morinoes, Persian cloths, cashmeres,.
de laines, together with full assortment Of new
and beautiful styles dress goods-which are go.-
ing off fast. Call soon and do not miss bargain.
lras b. CUMMINGS & BRACKiS ~
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-02-18

Orr An interesting revival Of religion i' il
progress in Columbus. Thirty or forty persons
have been converted.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-02-18
The AstOr Library,

Is splendid affair. Twill, when opened on
The 6tH Of May next, contain about 10000
yolumns. The laIe John Jacob AsIor, 10 his
last will, set apart S4UO,OOo for tho hoPurpose OI
purchasing and 6tting up This library. Ills in.
tended /" be .he Iargss. 10 the URiOn.
Why cannot We have small one in Carroll.
toni The money uselessly expended in sin.
gle year would make good beginning; and ouE
young people certainly need something Of Ihe
kind. Who will start the ball @ eotYa
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-02-18

OF We have an old eoOi and An old pair o.
boots which will be given 10 the individual who
will furnish US with The besI substitute for TO.
baeco. We make this announcement for the
benefI Of the ladies. -----
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-02-18
NalIce.

The undersigned has been dsly appeiHtea Ad-
minisnator oI The estate, Of BtssABETa CnosEgnAl
late of CsTrsll county. decsasedss ~ "A vs ,sss
lSFsb. II, '53-N. ROBERT CR0SIER-
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-02-18

OF The horses for Gsu. Pierce's carriage
cost $500 dollars. They are said TO be pal,
Of fine match bays.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-02-18

or Over s4,OO0,OoO have been sPproP1ia.
Ted BY the Legislature Of Virginia for iD.eEnAl
improvements. No State needed .hem m0rs.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-02-18
ListCCLctters

Remaining in the Post Office in CarrolIon,
on The 5lh day Of Feb. 1883: s-o
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-06-22
g|||EorEssoR aIExArpER c. BAHRx's

E1KICOPHEROUS,o or Medicated Compound, TOR
bcautifylng, curling, preserving, restoring ana
strengthening the Hair, relieving diseases OF the
skin, curing rheumatic pains and healing external
wounds. bounded by no geographical lines, the
reputation of Barry's Tricopherous pervades the
Union. TIE sales ofthe article of late years have
increased in a ratio that almost exceeds belief
Professor Barry. after careful examination of his
ga les book, finds that the number of bottles de-
lvered to ORDER in quantities of from half a gross
upward, during The year 1852, was within a trifle
of $50, 600.
1t lie unnecessary to present at length the evil
dences of the wonderful properties of the Trico-
pberous when the public have furnished such
endorsement as this. The cheapness the article,
and the explanations given of it's chemical action
upon the hair, the scalp, and in all cases of
superficial irritation, first recommended it to
the attention of the people. This was all that
the inventor desired Every bottle advertised
itself. The effects of the fluid exceeded expec-
tatron. 1t acted like charm. The ladies would
not be without it Country dealers in every
section of the United States found they must
have it and thus was built up a wholesale
trade of an extent hitherto unheard of as regards
articles of this kind. The highest point has not
yet been reached and it is believed that the sales
this year will be million and half of bottles
Depot and mandatory, No. 1877 Broadway, rev
York. Retail price, 25 cents large bottle.
Liberal discount to Purchasers by the quantity
Sold by all the principal merchants and druggists
throughout the United States and Canada, Mexi
co, West Indies, Great Britain, France, Sc, and
by S. PARKER, Washington
Ippa n Il e. tr,r Rrox