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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-05

The following property mortgaged 10 the Association
= security tor the shares redeemed, VIZ:
q shares house and lot in South 9Th WILLIAMSBURG
share on house and lot, stantOn-st., New. York
5shsIes on house aud lot, Mott-st., New-York.
shares on house aud lot, Cariton-av, Brooklyn.
shares house and lot, Upper MOrrsania.
u shares on boafe ana lot, West Farms
The Of q members and OF the mortgagOrs are
on file at the Office Of the Asfociation.
AMOS WlLLETS Vice President
ALFRED X. HETFiELD, Secretary
CITY AND COUNTY OF NETWORK. Amos Willets,
Vice President and Alfred r. Hethea Secretary Of The
East River BUILDING and Mutual Loan Association" being
cuvey duly each for himself depOses and says
that the foregoing statement by them gned IS All respects
and faithful exhibit Of the affairs and condition Of
the said Association the best of their knowledge nfoa
ton and belief
Sworn 10 before me tins AMOS WILLETS V p.
4th day Of February, 1853 ALFRED HETFlELD, Sec.
MARCUS 7. FERRIS. Commissioner of Deeds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-05
Reliaions Gotlees.

IL Elder =. =. Brewer viii preach 10 the Hall
.,,a,, Of GrsId and Eizabethsts on LORDS DAY TO-
morrow by d. ~ SubJectIhe Parole o. the Iush Man
RI Converts will be Baptised TO MORROW,
At he coso OF The morning service, IN the Union Baptist
Clufch, Z9d-tt. 3d-av.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-05
IVOOLEN FACTORY, 4 MILES FROM

w NORN lCH. CONN.-Pwo se;s Of Cards. lacks, if
Looms caIcu ated "a alter ari or 81 deS,
vh 6nishns apparatus vii he sod rented low wish or
without the factory. Power permanent.
Also Cotton F,ctory n lister Co. y. Y Stone build
10 feet long Houses ard store and 70 Of and
ard immense water power To be sold cheap al q long
credit f6esirsd
Also .oI sale Gotten and Wooen Machinery.
GEORGE WEBB. No Jl Reayer.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-05

ALISONS HISTORY OF EUROPE, from the Fall Of
Napoleon 1873 70 the Accession Loais Napoleon, 1882
EdnbuIsh and London Library edition. svo muslin Pres
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-05

ITO PRINTERS.-An experienced Proof
Il Resder English AID French wants employment.
Address 7. X, Tribune Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-05

FOR SALE-A ROLLING MILL, ia per-
tect order; a.so. WIRE MILL, With ahsaa.nt
sasI sEatsd ssect three miles frotn PeekskB Apply
BlBBY, Kings Bridge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-05
nN -WANTED-To invest the above
THE SUBSCRIBER is
a. NOO-Wanted an actiye Man, (a
ttO NNn 5000 or SD oo0 WANTED

RcsOOOs-By AZ experienced Engineer, VINO
has three highly practical Inventions tho introduction OF
Ell her which viii yield $4,000 lev months Refer
sDce security and an interest gwen Addn 81 o. Iuoano
Ohce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-05

WANTED-Immedia six Filters and two
w Key Makers in the Lock Factory Also, two skfal
Machinists For permanent employment, apply 20
=. ANDREWS, Perth Amboy, v J.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-05

ccs or the best terms Tbs pace we worth the ai;es-
fcu q cAytais;5 wishing 70 engage n he roa baaae
JOS. HOWELL, sas,ou. Pe1a.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-06-25
The i.atcs Case 4.

Yesterday Mr. Champiin, one OF George Gate
counsel, entered motion in the supreme court
now in session in this city, Tor supersedIns, io
the delay of the execution Of Gates, until th'
question Of new trial can be decided
The motion was taken udder advisementby the
court, and ,her decisio will probably be render
edto'day' ,n,,,t,a
been informed that the act fixing the time OF ho'
ding circuit courts &c, in this circuit supposed
10 have been passed at the last session OF the ie
gslature, did not. in fact, pass the senate and
that therefore the time at which Gates was tried
va,not held in pursuance of any valid law.
In addition 10 this, the counsel for Gates have
ASSIGNED 70 or Is errors on the record, wheh they
fled in the supreme court. on yesterday Inc
nature of these errors We have not been able to
ascertain but presume they are the same as
those over ruled by Judge Leland in the court
below.
The objection that the last term of the circul'
court was no. valid one, il sustained, would
M Ike bad work, as it would at once undo all that
was done during the five weeks our circuit coSr'
was in session, and would saddle an extra expense
of.ome $1,000 or $4,000 on the country. :.
We are sorry we are unable this week to give
ANYTHING definite to our readers abroad in refer
snee 10 the execution, which, bat Tor "s move
was absolutely fixed on Tuesday next. As 1t now
stands no one knows when ii will take plaeo--and
shou'8 , r.w trial be obtained, (Which We THINK
L.wer.., Is scarcely probable itPe'haps never
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-06-25

RourEs TO THE E,sr-As every body will be
going to tho Worlds Fair this summer and is in
teres.ed in knowing all about the various routes
to tha east, we will hero Just give it as orr pri-
vate opinion, that from here to Chicago, there is
no better route than 10 take the Chicago and
Rock Island railroad except the Sunday train,
which is dangerous From Chicago if sou have
money enough after getting away from the hotels
and groceries, several routes are open to the
east and you will be pestcreh to death with run
ners from all of them--but don't believe word
of one of them. The best way is to walk right
up to Capt. E. II Castle, the agent of the Erie
railroad whose Office is door. south of the poet
Office, Chicago, and he'll tell you exactly
what to do. OF course he'll advise you to take
the Erie railroad from Dunkirk, and you can do
no better than take the advice. But Capt c. is
a gentleman OF the first water, and will tell you
the exact truth about all the routes. Don't leave
Chicago without seeing him. Advice gratis.
Cal, the next case.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-06-25

TAG BLAEELY FANIr-A letter from thi,
alenteI band Of vocalists requests US to announce
that they will give an entertainment in this city
on Thursday evening next. 1t is not necessary
for US to say anything in favor aARhese admirable
musicians for their reputation is so VOL estab
lished Throughout the country that they doui
stand in reed Of puff '-Joliet Signal.
Every word of it true, neishbor Signal, the
BIskley Family are right--sing and play delight
fully! And, then, the two young ladies', the Lord
bless theml | tell you, sir, ifyou'r single man,
wouldn't give you two cents for your heart af.
ter the concerts over. And, theirs Hubbard the
Ole Bull OF America, Why, sir, he'll petrify you
freeze you up into a chunk of New Hampshire
Granite, aud thaw you out into regular humor
again, with that fiddle Of his 80 easy that you'll
hardy know what's alns you! lie knocks bis
old fiddle bow around as il it didn't cost anything,
but | tell you It :etcles GU, the music.
l
| The Legislature of Massachusetts, has denied a
statue to Daniel Webster.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-06-25

Col. ". H. BIs,ELL.-Col Bissel. who has
been spending few months in Cuba, to recruit
his heal,h, IL oil his way home entirely restored
lie has 0sen appointed by the president, Charge
70 Bueaos Ayres, whittier he will probably 90 as
soon as he can settle up his business at home
Through the appointment Of so able man to
this post, as Col. b. it is thought that some val
liable commercial privileges with the great val
ley of the Rio DC Ia Plata will be secured to TIN,
government
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Cu.oRorosM-This highly clatile leui i

CnLoRoronM-This highly olutile lqui is
now used by burglars, in the commission Of their
midnight depredatioBs. They quietly and slyly
enter the apartment of the person whom they
wish to rob, and apply the chorolorm to his nose
or molth, until sufficient is mbibed to produce
insensibility after which belt containing mo.
ney, or even VARIABLE rings may be taken from
the sleeper without the slightest danger of his
being srousel. The same method has also been
rcsorted to, by hcartless villains in the commits
sion OF Outrages upon virtuoua females. The de.
lightfal sensation produced upon the o!hctOry
nerves BY this liqaid, is so soothing that person.
seldom are aroused from slumbers while brea
thing it.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-06-25

Pursuan. TO q call ir holding free dcmocrl.
tic convention la "a Sale mouUry the convention
met 10 II" frre Church, al Ottawa on the eli
instant, and was organize 10y appointing VIM
| t. fy.r Chairman, and \. Hal,ey secretary.
| The ohjer, ri the meeting being stated by the
} chairman tn be the organization Of the Free De.
mucracy Of La Sale county.
On mutton It wa resolved that tli7 convention
approve Of the measures adopted b. the late
late convention at Ottawa, and that we will en-.
! leay0r to carry out IT. several recommendations
this county a committee was then appointed
| % ascertain more fully the views and recommpu-
mtiuns Of the state c INVENTION, and to present to
he meeting the form Of a constitution and rules
i"r ~ adoption. Wherpupon adjourned to pm.
| . o'c!oekP m.-Met pursuant 10 adjournment,
,uI on mn;on he committee rrportcda constItu.
ion and regulations which were seyerally dis.
| tus'el and adopted.
Ihe following resolutions were then passed.
hssoired that thi. convention advise the APP
poulmpnt Of sub committees of three in each
township associations, raise funds for procuring
and distributing anti slavery reading matter; and
also to procure speakers from time to time, to al
dress the people and provide places for such
meetings III every township in the county 40 often
~ practicable.
PesOioed that the following gentlemen be re.
ques, ed To act in the calling oi township meetings
tn the purpose Of earcllng township organlzA
iOas, and that we recommend to them the hold
ing Of their annual meetings on the 4Lh Of July.
Townships
Grand RupIds-A Ebersoll, aud S. r. Lewis.
Day 49, r. A. Sherman.
Adams VIM. COLLEEN.
Earle-James Aart.
Freedom John Hubbard
Nnrjhvp-Mr Henry
Mis.Ion-N ?. Barnard
Maulius--Abucr Hard.
Sercna-N Warren.
Deer Park-L jerks.
Lasalle--D l. lluugh.
Salisbury-Wm Paul
Hopr-Chs j. Lundy.
Farm Rldge-Em Baldwin and f. Thatcher.
Troy Grove. l.. Kelsey.
Merlen--Jacob Augustine.
Ophir--S. Austin and d, W. Morse.
latham Root. Carr.
VermonvlIle II Stanford and G. Dryer
Bruce u Strawn aud l.. Shepherd.
Rutland Asa Baldwin.
Ottawa - Ward lockwood and Geo. WhippIe.
South Ottawa Url Carter
The following Gentlemen were elected perma'
ieut officers OF the association.
PreSidcnt- Dr. Jos Stout.
v Preciden-John Ho-sock.
Rec. Secrttary-Dr Hard.
Cor. SEWN B F,fe
Ireaalrer--Geo Bristol
On motion Resoiped that ths several papers in
this comfy be requested to publish the minutes of
this convention. WM. b. FYfE, Chr.
A. HALsrY, Sec. 4
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William Rcddick rs CALVIN ] Grove, John
Grove r., Jeremiah VI Grove, Hannah l..
Pi,zrr and Richard PilzcI-petition Tor parti-
ton.
NOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue and
' in pursuance OF decretal order, made Of the
Nav term, A. d. 1883 of the circuit court oil -
Sdlie county, in the above entitled cause, lshaW
on "Wednesday, tn, 2Oth day OF July, A. u.
1853, at one o'clock 7. NJ, at the door OF the
court house in Ottawa, sell at public vendue, to
the highest and best bidder, for cash, the north
cast quarter OF section twenty 20 IN township
dirty four $40 north OF range four A. east OF the
hrd principal meridian, IN said county
June % RINRY HuRLBuT, Com'r.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-06-25

Farir' or ISrENrERAycE--A few days since
Mort Mickey and Vim. Williams, two o.d citi.
zen. Of the town Of L gle, in this county, on
their ~ay from Ottawa hrmr. got into fight,
duri.. gbch Williams drew Ii, JACK knife, nd
inflicted number of severe wounds upon Mttne'
ey. We have not been able to learn all the par.
li,ulars bat un lerstand that fears are enlertai.
ned that Mackey will not recover from h.
wound.--and that Williams has cleared cut.
They had jug Of wh,key with them, and. from
their incorporate habits, it Is presumed that both
were in liquor a, the time the fight occurred.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-06-25

The MAiSE LAW ~ NV IoRK.--The New
York Tribune, in speaking o. the prospect Of the
liquor law Tone similar in its provisions to the
Maine law says thar it deems it as moral
certainty that The present assembly will not act
definitely upon it."
The bill has passed the senate, but ia doc.
med to defeat iu the house either by delay or
such amendments as will not be acceptable to
the senate
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-06-25

FORT LEAvENwoRru-Below We give some
item" "i interest which We gathered at Fort Lea.
'chwurih "a lew d.Ns sine, We lean that ti,p
Hafland hi. been ordered to SAINTS Fc lie il
d'''y expected up On the ST. Paul, with about two.
hundred troops. lie goes ont to relieve Col. Sum
ner, IN comm ,nl AT that post
lhe Court Martial Which has been in session
NJ Fort Liascnwurth for several days past has
not c'u'rd It's itb'rs. They nav have under ruu.
S'irrit'on the charges preferred against VI i, How,
Whle Ia NV Mexico. \ large number vi Off.
Gers Hon abroad arcin attendance among ia, N
we notice Brew Ii Colonel Bragg, al "a l,tls
more grape Capt Bragg, memory. Also. GEN
Clark, auj other, Of hIgh IaHk IN the army.
The spectacle OF tho hac locking officers with
their shinns cpAulrttss anI ghtterin! swords, 70.
minded ~ ct like scenes We had witnessed on the
plans of Mexico, "in the days when We went 6sh,
Ilng, long tiHle ago
On the 2S,h tram with Quarter Master and
C"nm's'ary stores. left for The new post on tho
Kansas river.
the Msll(Express) arrived at Fort Leavcnwor,h
on iheSdhY Last from the new post Al the nouth
ct Republican Fork, On the Kansas river The
place Is reported TO be ~ good health asd officers
stationed their are bus,ly employed m making
preparations FOR putting up the necessary bald.
ing. e.
MIor Chiffon with Company n, 1t Dragons.
lgIl Font Ledvrnworth on Yesterday. en- route for
the new post 10 be established at the mouth Of
Walnut creek, on the Arkansas river Fort Al.
kinsou having been ordered Ia bee broken Up and
abandoned nud Company d, 6th Infantry, now
stationed there, TO be- removed anl stationed 1t
the post At the mouth vi Walnut creek Weston
Reporter
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-06-25

w We OTTER the entire machinery at tins fine
mil for sale. Most Of the modern improve
menis in mill maHlHnery have been adopted and
may be seen by any one wishing 10 purchase.
Double lever engine bright work three double
hue boilers IRON fly wheel 81 iert III diameter,
welghing b 600 pounds Fourby four anda half
tcei French burr anil stones one by three and n
halt feet middung stones, all ct the best selected
stock. Superine and fin flour holtlng chests, Sc
pirate Min calculated tur goo or $50 bnrrelsper
day, and Will be seldat bargain Terms libe-
raj. Applylo A. d. fOMEROY, & co,
lun25-3w Cor Myrtle and Levee.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-06-25

RrS-AwAY.-On Thursday evening while the
horses were h.'ns put 70 the omnibu. belonging TO
tie Mansion House. a couple ofch'Ir Of Nr In.
man playing IN tie ca'r.sgs started the team, 10
their fright they broke from the driver, ran
through Ike b0rn tearing or the carriage top aud
then dashirg into the street turned The wagon top
eide down, doing some injury 10 one Of the chill
dGeR-lhe other escaping without material hurt
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IHI "ANDINhH C''L - we cup tue '''.o"'"7
'f''" 'He ~ / I''o'"' N reference 10 ''' '''''
i" "n''" - wa " '.i's'''e''u '"' J''! r''7'
"e "''.'"s u we ,Ns ~. ,,., y" - Is,
L, ) Military engineer. aboard Who rses ont to
establish the fact thatlDr Gardner had no ui'e or
connection whatever with the mine or mines
u is,,.''Gi ~ vac ,e,,,,''' W. E'', a.
have been The yerube mine. Of which G. was
dispasssssed
"Mordecai Is man Of very high character and
go ,'I,G'','on as va e.,-.'.,' rs
Will have reat weigl, v,,h INV 4 a.bu.ron i,~y.
Up 10 the delivery Of Abbo,t'- tcstmou7, the
prosecution could not induce u" defence {" INK the
''e'1v 9'l'y VI '"' " '-
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TuE NICOLA VALLEY DFrcbLrY We last
wssk said We had no arprohen'ions ola war with
Mexico, and stated our reasons fr it. We are
now able to affirm positively, th1, every pros
pcct Of said war las vanished. Gov. Tins, who
had marched an armed force into the disputed
TERRITORY, seems to have acted without sny ~.
thori:y from he central government, and has, 10y
the order of Santa Anna, withdrawn liz forces
from FL Pa'o until the two governments can en-
Ser into negotiations Tor the settlement Of ,he diff
dculty,
Gen. Garland. VIII, has baen sent there hy
TIL. government, Is instructed to maintain an "nr
med neutrality :" hot to take possession Of ,lo
valley, but simply to protect the American eli
zena. should occasion require.
The initial point. If the boundary line ,oom ,c
be yet unsettled, bu' are to 30 submitted TO n
Joint commission. in accordance with The treaty o
peace, between the United States md Mexico
at the close Of the lac war. This treaty pro
yiles that;
III unhrprily. my disagreement shoull sr''r
between the governments If the two rsruhHrs
whether with respect to the Interpretation o'auy
stipulation in this treaty ar with rrtpcrt 10 ans
other particular concerning the political or com
megc.al relations cf the Nv, nations. rrsnrt
shsl! not be made to rcpr,,,l- HgCre- ion o. hos
tili,y uf any k.1i. by the one republic against
the ether, until he Goyrrnmcut If that which
deems Itself asruyyed. shall have NM 'urclv c ~
sidergd. IN the spirit Of peace AVID good reighior
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-06-25
THE OTTAWA FREE TRADER,
OTTAWA, 7nnc 25, 1858.

v. B PALMER. the American Newspnpc
Agent, Is The 0uiv authorized AgeRttor this pnpcr
in The cities Of Boston, New York, and Philndel-
phin, and is duly empowered TO take advertise
nents and subscriptions nj the rates required by
ne. His receipts will lw regarded "a payments
His Offices arc--BosroS, Scollay's Building New
Yosg, Tribune buildings: PHhADEtPHIA, ~, W.
corner Third and Chestnut streets.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-06-25

PrzzELEp - Recently negro snsmcd Henry.
from Cooper county, No, praba5ly runaway
slave, -irayed into Pike county H.. where he wa
arrested by justice Of the peace, under the old
black laws Of this state, and not being able to
show tree papers was committed Subs, qnenily
1t was discovered that. under detision four Su
preme Court, the imprisonment of the boy va.
Illegal: and nov the learned pundits # pttsfpld
are exercised how to get him out one party con
tending the right course to be- by wit Of hab,as
corpu- while another party contends 1t is the du
IL OF the goaler without further ceremony To- let
HIM went The negro put w enl to the Official
ty by breaking jail
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-06-25

1HG WORLDS FAIg --Tlom all accounts. the
Fnirat New York viii be eyea more attractive
than The one at London was The crystal palace
Is rapidly progressing, and will be open by the
l5th Of JaIy. The greater part Of the windows
IN the dome are in their pl Ares ...Of!be.e there
are sixiy.iorr--two tiers Of thirty two ea,l -
The planSing is gong on very well. The large
ian lights are receiving their sashes and the
whole thing is closing in very rapidly. The add
'ional $50 feet By 81, is also going ahead very
fast. The lower story Of this is to be devoted to
machinery in motion, the second story /. given to
pictures, and the association will thus have the
largest gallery Of art ever opened in this country.
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ArALAyrA BANs--We are glad 10 see ol
lie papers throughcgt the state, that thus VNes
Of ali "Wnd Cats" is generally being deneun
eed. the Chicago Democrat being The only pa
per, to our knowledge, that is Wiling to nave
This miserable shiuplaster eadGa upon commu
pity, and have it paid to 2 tanners. Ia eE
change for their produce
We are little surprised Ia7t Mr. wentworth
who !, proyerbial for bis aaicLfu! care over tn
interest Of the people, not only tJor' but ais'
.oher elections. Should 80 far forget hi' 'r"e e'a
racter as to become the apolOgist Of the Ata''h
IA Bank 1t is certainly to be regretted 'hai j"
extended influence should be SO misdiFe'tsd'
We earnestly beg OF cur farmers 'nd neF
chants not to take the miserable trash from any
quarter. What is the use in taking it when ''e''
ia nlenty Of better to be hadl There is no secu
ritv for the redemption Of the A!alan.a money
George Smith is no security. He night be al
lang AZ Won could held him by the coat ia'I' OF
have mortgage on his life insurance, but iaf'He'
,btn that he is ncaa He can Pa! his cash III "
pockel sEd 20 to Scotland any day NJ
nIeases and then, what becomes ofthe A'c.a''.a
bank bills, They wouldn't be worth r'neh o.
snuff: or let him die, aud then, wh,Iw'!I the 10
tcription on the lower margin Of his Ataiani'
bill. "s.ock owned By Gcorgt snita,' be worth
TO the bill holderi Take the bill gu! oil yon'
pecket-read j; over-ihsn answer
But are frequently told by good citizens
that lie banks take this money. and as long A.
h.y are not afraid Of it, Why should os refuse
itr We ans wer that il you refuse It the lanH'
will no longer take it, as they would have no 'a'
,her use for It. The " hoie truth 1.-THE mater Is
the banks are afraid OF George smiih--'e hold
trerod of terror over them. He says 10 mem
.If YOU will rot take my moley, III crush 81
But should the people refuse it n toto, ths 'ofl'
Of this threat would be destroyed, anI the banks
ccgld cl Smith that they could no longer u, hl'
r,,.,. and that he must keep them at bone.
II George Smith were 40 honest man. he
would comply with the laws Of our state, and Sc
,ure his bill holders against loss by an adequate
'fercslt OF STOCKS Win Tue huulN'li dhN '''- ~
no the charter Of an unknown and defuact estab
lishment out OF the state, for the purpose OF eva
ding rhe law The very fact that he refuses to dc
legitimate business should satisfy every reaso
nabe man that he is dishonest Ecr we're he no
nest, he would organize his bar@ under our ban
king law, and stand on an equal footing with the
rest Of our banks. Dishonest. then, why trust
him II he now bids our barking law defiance
what assurance have we that he will not, also
when it suits his pleasure, bid our laws aSalns.
swindling defiance If he is honest, and intends
to redeem his bills, what reason can he give FOL
not securing them lit is evident that there Is
some foul scheme broodng at the bottom Of bis
manguvres and when it natures, and his rag
are left among US worthless, let no man say he
was deceived, when he finds that he has good
supply Of them left on his hands.
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Esiats of Oyer Thomson, d,cd
AQUEDUCT
ELOuR MILL.

The above mill has undergone a thorough re.
pair, water havisg been introduced IN place Of
steam.
The subscriber will pay the highcstp rice, in
cash for best samples OF wheat, and will al ways
have good supply OF good flour tor sale.
Custom Work Solicitsdi
June 25-tt. JAMES keller.