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Delay not har1r your mind sentence q fools phi.
,sapy uat afs will ct veil a. ts or that you car cure
% with c.fia medicines fss dollars csare how you tam
per VIII. y.Ir g.rsr1l -,f.re.
Sc viii -nd vicious yuih-, eIy Sc pcrr in dosir, with
TIE ry tas,y ,Ja uH dal, rroGor,I, there impair.
tx appetite aud digestion, and destroying you mentally a..
well 49, rhyy Wien you b. cured w few doses plea.
SAINT ue1i-Iu,sY
We rtss nf ivory NOD condition, Why So sun aud
pine ami drag miserable existence uun.i far the D
H'Eri even o,av Ja,sus II Hrf you who are thu. nn.
noged, and wish % be- health yrr by treatment
AZ once pleasant and oT,stu sho3d bR NORHis lis
success in 'oa, dGrs has been greater than that any other
physician ~ bis dly. Many Who have Tor year. athlete
with disease Consequences rcsulng excess have been
res'rred 10 health and vigor under he really snhc
Should personal interysN he ~ ctonse state your
In vriti1g-erc1Sc I've d,lrt- address Dr. w ~ UOuRt4
through The Poet occ, Nashville, Tenn package n ndI.
oue securely rat n.y. yutc privately and with dispatch.
fll directions hcrevith and Ho gH,sfLps 0oirL
Persons living distance, aud ancttd with 9ro'ois Old n
elects, eng Of aggravated ~ malignant
character eau Ne cured home by consulting DR. MORRs BY
letter, post paid, enclosing Fee Medicines pleasant and
ss' canbs sent per ms o. any o. the United sstesJ
Particular attention given thetresteBt
Ladies who msy nciei with rssnsrcs Flour Atm, or
Whites Prosrsus Ueria Falling o the Womb would d., we'll
20 iay asde all false decaey and promptly the Doctor
CasSs tr1rrrHtedf
~ once once Cedar street near the Post
Omce. Room, No 10, up stairs. oc2l-diy
~ n9 ran, SMITH co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-12

VIRGINIA POST OFFICE MATTERS.--The Post
Master General hAs established the following post Offices,
and made appointments
LItteton Station, Wei7elI county, Wnborn Adams
Sweet, postmaster This Office is located directly the
Baltimore and OHIO Railroad, point well populated
and fast filing up IL - here the Eastern aud Westera
Mail Express trains OK course the people will have
regular daily mail facilities.
Mount Landing, Essex county Va, and appointed J. J.
Goudmdn postmaster The office i. located mmcli ately
the IRON Fredericksburg to Tappahaunock, by
which the people will receive regular mail facilities three
times r week.
The site and Of North Branch Bridge, Hardy
county, Va, j. charged TO Winston" in the
~ and Slr Philip Pcndleton appointed postmaster, vice
Joseph Harrison Superseded 10y the change.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-12
PETERSBURG Markets. Nov, 10.

The brcnlstn market to-day was characterized by more
than usGnl activity. Wheat aud corn advanced and while
the holders Of Flour frm heard Of change in
prices.
FIJur-Wc qr'c CITY brands, supcrGnc, at $50 aud
IS. Country - $3.50. Family so.
WheI; We quote prime white at 81 80 SO. Red
wheat - ~ a 50.
CouUn-COHon eighty advanced day over prices Of
the last !ss DAYS previous We note sales at DAG 81
Coma good Article We quote At Is cents.
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IIIEl

On Friday, tho 18th instsut, the residence Of VIM
u S,duor, iu Hanover county, HARRY ouy sou Of I'd
ward ". ard julia TOmpkis.
The Nirnhs u the family respectfully invited to At
tcrd Dc. funeral rom 81 James Church. this afternoon at
. "a. l.cs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-12

HESRIco CouSrr CouRr or Jusrlcrs.-This Court Las
been occupied yesterday and the day before with the
OF Edward Nedt, who presented the grand jury
causing nuisance at the extreme end of Marshall street
where his soap factory is situated The in charge
of the jury and up to yesterday evening verdict
rendered
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mitted.
u,,,,., ov 49,, S.o,...-..-.--
N" VI run Sro'A"oLpk% OF rus CksrRAL KALI
"' "'sA"o"e'S o' W." Road held smother meet
h ~ e"'po'A" man. Y" yesterday, Horace L. Kent IN
'"e GUAR.
v" "o''o" VI "''""' ''q'P power was given to the
1na'r 10 aPPo"' Two eo'n"'eeS' Us o"o"s-one to e'
Ammo "e roau S"d tue o'"e' W examine he treasure .
account DOCKS Tor the next year.
Inc speeA' eo"muee' 10 ~nom was referred tho resolu
'u"oo " inc res'oeh' ana p"ee'ofs offered on 1hurs-
Gay hg"'' IN reference 10 loan OF Sioooooo to com.
P'e'e 'ne roau' reported Tie following resolution a.
substitute 'ot tue orsnai. Tmeh was adopted;
Ihe boaru OF rnohc works having elected to locate
tee same being Ia course Of Il IL 10
provide Tor tho extension oil this road to that point;
''.e M. Al, - -, .,, :,
. -. =. a",' ~ p ,Ps VI .,,'euu'"s mat roao
ming the same of erecting buildings In The civ Of Rh
mond and rclaying forty miles OF the track with heavy
rail- the President and Directors he authorised TO apply
To the General Assembly Tor an increase OF capital stock
OF this Company aud Tor such loan as may be deemed
necessary provided that the aggregate of such increased
sap'. S1ek anu ",n sha'' not exceed ono mlion hre
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-12

ELEcrioS or FIELD OSrIcsRs.-An election Of Fie d
Officers took place in Lafayette Hall Thursday nig
fill up the vacancies created by the resignation Of c.
Gsyun anil Lieut.. Col Tompkins.
Major 7. Z. August elected Colonel Adjutant W.
II. Harrison, Lieut. Colonel, and Capt. WIN. Bal, OF tic
Chesterfield Dragons, Major.
The Colonel has To appoint the Staff
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CORRESPONDENT.
Letters business addressed 70 the "Etit-s
a. WHO"
written both side. Of the will he published
IL to vii
Obtu,ry notices exceeding eight
lines eh<ryrd for As advertisements.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-12

E5- The Legislature Of Alabama will convene on tho
18th inst, when it will have 70 elect two United States
Senators to hIitbc places occupied by Clemens aad the
late Vice President King
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- We have received from the Publishers, Messrs
StringcT To"nsoGl through the poiteness of Mr. g.
West, Novel entitled MARYLAND or Self Sacrifice by
the author Of Margaret MIlnd," for which they viii
accept our tliauhs
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To- The New York Hsrald in article on the fl,h O.
of New ioEs says "ln year a lady Of fashion
living the Fifth will spend seven or eight thou
sand dollars upon drcs; and assured. upon the
most reliable authority that walking promenade dress
such occasionally in Broadway costs from fifteen
hundred 10 two thousand dollars"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-12

ASofrER INTERPRETATIONS or rHE CrsHiSo LrrrEE--
When Mr. Cushing sent his letter to Massachusetts as
sort manifesto against the Abphtoniss of that quarter
il appears that really intended to operate in All o-
pos,e direction Developments are made which ~ TO
show that ntendedt to influence the approaching
elections In the state OF ssssippi One of the papers
of that that letter was forwarded to Mr.
Nicholson OF the wIshingtoi U"ioa cnqnrinS into the
freesoil All ,ities of the Al nin.rion and that was
ans~ereIby enclosing copy of Nc. Cdshns letter with
the request that should be spread betre the people OF
Mississippi with all possible dispatch Was the letter
written for sich pirpose? withou: knowing those Facts
attributed game Of that kind TO the cunning At
torney General This is pretty WORK for Cabinet mem
Der to be engaged in.
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II TIE NaliOItII UtiN0erdt ssys OF tne VOC IN New
York
careful survey will show that here in New York
city, -here we have have had contend with the
power Of tho CI,tomhouse PostolIicr Surveyors Office
and with amount Of corruption in the shape of blyng
and selling, such before forced into a pOiti
cal camplign tue National Democracy have done noby
sufficient indication has been given a principle TO
form grand aud triumphant organization for their future
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-12

- The November humber of A?pa;ons Mechan cs
Magazine concludes ths publication OF M-jor Blrnrrls
Thcorrtc,l Investigation o,he C.oric Engine in which
he asserts tia: thc machine, whose perfect success was
announced only tx months aco-"tIe important in
vsntion Of the age after o1r performance 50 fee
be that ough, scarcely &c c4led iris. trip is no
con cnnrI = oil irnn :"
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a SPLENDID COW FOk sAIE-rhe subscriber ct. 10
N sale spendd full blooded an i'm
ported parham Bul For beauty Of
by animal in this country Any
hrstTsc breeder would do well apple
subscriber through the fst Once his stall
kei, Within the nex eighs days.
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We regret 90 I.ifn that tir Ri lcncc Of Wr James
Dickinson, OF Caroline county. destroyed by fire on
Monday evening ir.t.-Mr u. was from home when the
frc occurred. ~ is time Of discovery the fumes
busting through fhe roof supposed " have been comuu
ncacd 10y sJmc Ais iu the chimney. The dwelling va
large and quite comfortable The greater part Of the fr.
nurc asD burnt, which involves serious l1ss. Mr.
u. resided near RlppabauuOck Academy.
J. 8. Since the above has been in type, learn that
the fire j. supposed ~ have been the work ol iuccu
dlry and that ibis f. tlr second house destroyed by
Gre, ownod by Mr u. The present new building
on the oil site Firi U,yaid
PRooRrss ~ Cefur ~ Ngw Yorg-Thc November
caller dsr in the Court of Oyer and Tcrmncr presents
rg record ofthc increase Of crime in ths city There
les than twelve murder inscribed upon H.
involving che lie death Of eighteen persons to say
nothing o. the large number % minor Offences, for which
prisoners awaiting trial. The grscipal primary
cause Of all this crime IL bad brandy y Heyaid
New YORK Sunday paper says that Of American bran
dy the best quality be bought AZ Wholesale for forty
cents gallon. There IL large house up town that
sells about twenty hngsheads week. and the head NJ e
hrm who but few years since porter IN disGcry,
IL living in splendid house Of the avenues
snd IN fair way Of becomoga millionaire, u no ' not
already"
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CENsus STATISTICS or ls5o.-The following table " :
prepared for the census Office oy Col 6. e. Albert Of the
Typographical Engineers:
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IN. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
RICHMOND WING.
TO tonatsI'oNpx>rs

SATURDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 10. 1888.
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mo
thOd Of returning thanks who
hare literally encouraged them in the
Improved Livingston Plough, which
awarded by the nrst Virginia State Agricultural Pair
They would friend, an the public that they
will continue to manufacture the
their Man factory Dover Mills Goohland Immediately
canS using the best q materials ia all
with dispatch Adding their stringent
hope TO merit and receive increased patro age.
WILSON sMITIIERs
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n N,ORRrs. H0oEyFlLEp pr-sy ISur

-. II. TAYLOR has just rvev,v.d the tn.ou,,a
illiant compositions OF the disiin xiished Pianis
performing at Madame sontag's Concerts vii
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~ 1t j. probable that done with the
Tosatl Yet, the appear to he confirmed
tHa: ,sz'h i >tli il prison Smysnl and likely
CousulS agree upon the his reelse-thc
American Consul rc.iH; the liberation the conditions
stated The French Consul considers himself bound to
retain Ko in prison until the of his release are
agreed upon Some action may have he taken then
by our Government. What that will be, we are unable
to determine from Mr.. Mircy's letter.
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* We pablish impOrian, article to-day from the
London Times hetlsl agricultural siliistic.." to
which would 81, the a,ten;ioa ofo1r eaders particular.
y aEiSulralis'- Il contains valuable suggest ions
and information, the subject of Agriculture. l. re
gard to the deficiency Of the foreign crop, i, than
confirms previous reports AMI coming from the London
T.In..' NOV be cni.si ie I'd no etnrcc.n,inn-
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HUNIt STUNh, Nun Nrsft.
htStR tBLE HOTEL PROPERTY ron RENr.->e..
- The Ahkhicks Horsi, and that portion o. 81:
@ ai1nlns, me lover part Of which I, used
nee all the bes Ac ontng
between Charles and Light containing Rooms in ado
Room and nhe Parors lately repaired
nishrd with modern $3.50 -
the nearest Hotel to the Steamboat landings four square
rom the new Depot and directly
this and the Depot Of the PhiIaaephia r. n.
The American formerly by H. snl,b an
iattery by MIR. VIM. Guy. connection with ~ u IIo,eI
The well deserved reputation Houses renders
details unnecessary. apply to
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The cost of taking and printing the i, 1915.
no-
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U1UnNrTIRK AN rIyT,pvS o,, Eli, W

u AND AMERICAN HOTELS PoR sALp.-rhr ,ube,Ih.r
being about to change Their
the entire FURNITURE and FIXTURES
and American Hotels situated Pratt oppo
site the former depot Of the Baltimore Railroad Com
- ~ ~"'
Both Houses have undergone material change within the
aud large additions Of FURNITURE BEODING &c 4s
the best descriptions have been Introduced therein.
Persons desiring further Information upon the subject
dress the propiietors.
9-lGt a
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-09-08
To clean chess Ou, Of seed

The following seasOnsble directions anI Oh
servatcns are worthy the attention Of every
wheat grover, and especially Of such as believe
in transmulation. They we're communicated
to the Albany CuliivaiOr by John johnson,
Of Geneva, one Of the best practical farmers ia
Western New York:
To clean all the chess out, take The riddles
out Of the tanning mill, leave the screen TO-
take of the rod that shakes the riddles and
screen; pour the wheat slowly into the hopper.
with basket or half bushel; turn the mill a
little quicker than for ordinary cleaning, and
every grain Of chess will be blown out, unless
where three chess seeds stick together, which
is some times the case with top seeds.
| II every farmer will clean his seed wheat
in this way, will warrant that wheat will new
er turn to chess, after the land is once clean Of
it; but the difficulty will be to get the farmer
to try it. 1t is to simple to be believed. ]
have seen some men who stand high as asri-
.culturistS, whom could not make believe it,
until went to their barns and showed them
that it conld be done, and efFectually This
fact itselfis worth much to wheat farmers. if
they will only try it. Two men will clean from
10 to is bushels per hour. II the wheat s
light say weighing 50 to So lbs. per bushel,
considerable wheat will blow away with the
chess; but with such wheat as we raise here,
weighing from so to 65 lbs. per bushel; little
If any Of the wheat will be blown out. In some
cases it is better to raise :he hind end Of the
tanning mill about two inches from the floor
more wind can be given and not blow away
the wheat. Every man that tries this will find
it to answer, and every reader of your paper
should tell his heighbor that don't read.
l have not raised wine glass full of ehes:
in more than twenty years. Before tkat had
lots oft, and was sure wheat turned to chess.
A very extensive wheat raiser has agreed to
come this fall, and make pant of one of my
fields grow chess without sowing it for which
/ have agreed to give him the remainder oil
my crop. He may destroy the wheat, but chess
he cannot make it.
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From Waverley Magazine.
~ DonI CompIaIn..

"Pm poor miserable creature" remarked
Mrs Pinfeaiher. 10 sympathizing neighbOr.
and always expect 10 be. Nothing goes right
with me, Ineses shall. But I don't Com-
plaHl
"First and last, don't suppose there's any
woman that ever underwent what have. in
the way Of sickness. don't suppose there's
any disease you ever heard Of but I've had, OF
expect to have before die. Last year had
the erysipIas and the Jrova-ersaiares. and !
expect from my feelin's that I'm in sonsump.
ton now. But don't complain,
II believe that there asser was family
more bard to get along With than mine
There's always something to pay. The boys
get to fighting in the streets and tear theil
clothes, and hare 'emto mend. The girl,
don't help me bit. There's Sarah Jane-she',
always fretting and complaining about some
thing or other don't know who takes after.
I'm sure. Whatever my troubles are, new
er complain!
"1'm always cleaning house, and it hurts me
dreadfully, and the more clean it the dirtier
it looks. But l don't complaint
"EverbOdy takes advantage of my being a
lone widow, and can't help it myself They
don't pity me-not in the least. But don't
complain.
IL used TO believe in human friendship
But don't now. know haven't got friend
in the world. II had | should be sure to lose
him. Ny children dSn't care anything abOu
me. All they WANTS to get as much out o
me as they can. BIN don't cOmplaibl,
"They say that everybody was born fo
some purpose. It's my conviction that l wa'
born to be martyr. But dohq complain!
Il never expect to take any comfort in liv-
ing. never get a moments rest. I'm on my
feet all day, and half the time 1 can't sleep
nights But ttion't complaint
Every likely you wOn'' see ne again. l feel as
if | was liable to go any minute. It's hard to
leave young family all to themselves in this
"vale of tears" But if it should happen, |
shan't complain"
Mrs. Prnfeather stopped 10 take pinch Of
snuff, and her friend, bursting into tears, ex-
claimed that "she was the lOng-s!6er'ngest wO,
man that she did ever see
ANNIE ELTON
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The Fishery questions.

The following says the Boston Times, are
the demands Which the British government have
made upon ours as the conditions Of the set
tlement of the fishery questions
1st. The admission of British built ves-
sells to the privilege of American Register.
Cd. The admission of the Birth flag to the
coastiug trade between the American, Allan
tic and Pacific ports.
Sd. The abolition of our present bOunties tt
the. American God fishery.
4th. A further modification of our tariff o
course with view to favor British interest
And 9th. The original demand of reciprOcit
Of trade With TIE North American colonies,
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Liquor MANUFACTURES:

Said friend the other day: Would you
destroy the liquor manufactures of Ohio at
once ?"
No sir we would not. The liquor manufac-
turcrs Of our State have property and are them
selves engaged in business under the santion
oflaw We would take that sanction away,
and after Cue notice-when reasonable time
to turn their means and energies into other
more audble business had expired then il still
engaged in the manufacture, let the work of
destruction go on. Surely all must admit that
there are abundant openings fol- the profitable
investment in business that is healthfult to sOci
ETY. Give them, then, ample time to conver
sheir Heans and no injustice would be done,-
We would destroy no mans property unless HI
wilfully persists in keeping it where it is nu
sance to society. There is ja'iice in abating 4
nuisance, even though property be destroyed
! --Ironton Register.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-09-08

We saw. yesterday, the model of machine
for cutting corn in the stock. tits partially
upon the plan of Mr.. McCormioks reaping ma
chaine, and is designed to cut two rows Of
corn at a time Between two wheels there is an
axe, to each end Of which is attached knife
for cutting each row Of corn. To the axle is
also attached shafts for the horse which pulls
the machine. The horse walks between the
rows Of corn, and the kuife just on the inside
of each wheel cuts the corn, which falls on q
bed or place to catch it, in manner resem
bling the operations of wheat raaper. The
bed which catches the car "opens in the centre
at the pleasure Of the operator to discharge
the corn in bundles. We are informed that
with one man and horse this machine will cut
go acres Of corn per day. 1t is the invention
Of citizen of Illinois.
| / Rseh,nonf En0Airpr
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D, PoGUE.

Eudeavor to keep thy own sphere Of:life dis
tinct from the spheres of others, so rs neither
to interfere with theirs, nor to let theirs inter-
fere with thine love and honor, and cherish
what is of God in every ones sphere but be-
ware of suffering it to take thee out Of thy own
and especially beware Of being 50 captivated
with its briliancy as to lose sight of the glory
of God in the centre Of thine own sphere if
God be the centre of thy sphere. thou hast
therein the glory of all others spheres. La
Dor and watch, therefore to retain God in thy
centre, and that He may dwell also, and be
seen by the thee, in the centre of others.
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I1Ottitol.
Written for the Union Journal
THE WINE CUP.
BY MARINA MoNrRosE.

OH thOughtless youth :he wine emp spurn
Twill Danish honor, fame, and truth,
And set in darkest shades Of night
The hopes Of many mueh-loved youth
Do from the deadly tempter fee,
Nor let the light before the shine
That beameth from the sparkling cup,
Filled to the brim with rubby wine.
'Oh let is beauties shine in vain,
Meier Of It's liquid sweetness think;
But come, oh come to the purling brook,
And here with the water lilies drink.
Of water pure and free, that makes
The heart so light and face to shine;
1tleayes no lasting sting when drank,
Like that we sip from the purple wine.
The plants, the flowers, Birds and trees,
Do all good precepts ever give,
so pray, young men, do warning take,
And like them drink and live.
The flowers drink the dews Of Heaven,
The birds can soar up to the sky,
Then dear young fIiend, as well as old,
Like them, on water pure get higI
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-09-08

At the same hour a similar rumbling noise
was heard in this city, windows were shaken,
and many persons remarked that there must
have been an earthquake somewhere near this
city. The same noise was heard at Xenia, and
different points along the railway. Some of
the farmers supposed it was the firing of Artil-
lery, and some the blowing Of a steam boiler
in a foundry or MILL The residents of Xeuia
thought the powder mill near that place had q
gain blown up. As yet the cause Ofthis noise
remains mystery.--Cin Gazette
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A Sick Bachelor.

The New York Times thus heads a long ar
ticle on the subject:
IA sick bachelG A dying camel in des'
ert A sailor on hen-coop in the middls o
the Atlantic All the same. The same Incl
dent from different points of view. If there is
prepondence of misery on any side, it is on
the side af the sick bachelor. The camel how
ever unntelIigenI it may be, is still sensitive as
the human sufferer, and the sailor is spared
the misery of knowing that there is no helE
within call. The sick bachelor is the ne plus
ultra Of human misery.
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T he Law OF Newsnapees.

Subscribers. uhO DO not give .sEprrss nohes "a
the sOnifafy. are.eOusidsrsd wishing 70 eosiinus
their subscriptions.
2. II subscribers order the diseonti0anee .
heir papers, the publisher may continue 10 eend
them until all arrsareges are paid
B. II subscribers neglect or refuse 10 take theft
papers from the ofces which they are cent, they
are held responsible till they have settled their
bills, and ordered their paper discontinued.
II subscribers remove to other places without
notifying the publisher, and the paper is not sent
10 iofmeT d-eetioni they are held responsible.