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The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-03-29

The PULPIT WINDOW AND CUsuIoN
REPARED.-Rev. Zibdiel Adams a, one
time exchanged with a neigbbOring minis
ter-a mild, in.ofrensive man-who,
knowing The peculiar blunlness of his
character, said 10 him, You will find some
panes Of glass broken in the pulpit windows
and possibly you may suffer from The
cold. The cushion, too, is in a bad con.
dillon; but beg you not 10 say anything
to my people on the subject; they are poor,'
&c. oh, no! oh. MOI says Mr.. Adams.
But ere he left home he filed a large bag
with rags and took il with him. When
he had Teen in The pulpit a short time,
feeling somewhat incommoded by the too
free circulation Of the air, he deliberately
tosk from the bag a handful OF The rag,
and stolfed them in the windows. To.
wards the close Of the discourse, which
was more or less upon the duties Of a peo-
pie towards their clergyman, he became
very animated and %purposely brought down
both fists upon the pulpit cushion with
a iremenduuus force. The feathers flew
in all directions, aud the cushion was
pretty much used up. He instantly
checked the current Of his thought, and
simply exclaiming, Why. how these
ia hrs 0y r-proseeded. He had fulfill.
ed his promise Of not addressing the socie.
~ upon the subject; but had taught them
a lesson not 10 be misunderstood. On
The next Sabbath, the window and cush.
ion were found in excellent repair
C~.yciopedid fMOrai and Religious .anec-
dofss.
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. l1att,s 81 earnlt.


1-0ru nAuo
AIssi how every thing has changed,
Since | vas sweet sixteen,
And aprons nice and clean,
With bonnets made ofbraided straw,
: That tied beneath tho chin;
The shawl laid neatly on the neck,
~ And fastened with a pin.
S4i
! rscollect the time When
.rl Rode fither's horse TO mill,
And up and down the hill;
And whom our folks were out to worn,
Az sure as Pm a sinner,
Jumped upon a horse, bareback,
And carried them their dinner.
"a
Dear mel young ladies nowadays
Would almost faint away,
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DEATH OF THE MARciHIoYEss VEL.
LESLEY - The Marchioness Wellesley
died on the l7th ult., a, Hampton CourI,
after a short illness. She was a daughter
Of the late Richard Canton, Esq, Of
Maryland, and grand daughter Of the cele.
bra,ed Charles Carroll, of CarroIllon, one
Of the signers of the Declaration Of Indepen.
dence. One Of Lady WeIlesley's sisters
is Mrs McSAyish; another is Duchess Of
Leeds; and another, the Dowager Lady
Stafford.
Lady Wellesley's first husband was
Robert Palison, Esq. In 1925 she mar.
ried the late Lord Wellesley. eldest brother
Of the famous Duke Of Wellington. Her
ladyship was for many years Lady Of the
.Bedchamber 10 Queen Adelaide .Ncu
York Evs. Post.
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& 0PPosirIoN.-'A certain amount Of op.
position" SAYS John Neal, "is a great
help 10 a man. Kites rise Ggaint aud
not 10Th The wind. Even a head wind
is better than one. No man ever worked
his passage anywhere in a dead calm
Let no man wax pale, therefore, because
Of opposition. Opposition is wha, he
wants, and must have to be good fnr any.
thing. Hardship is The native soil If man.
hood and self reliance. lie that cannot
abide The storm without 1inching or quail
ing, strips himself in the sunshine, and
laws down by the wayside. lobe overlook-
cd and forgotten. He who braces him.
sslf 10 The struggle when the wind blows,
gives up when it has done, and fills
asleep in the stiffness that follows"
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5tiasuriugg.

Modesty is The l%Oveliesl ornament wo.
man can wear.
Duty faithfully performed, opens the
mind 10 its truth.
The man who is "a stranger 10 the finer
feelings proposes 10 have aud m'roduc'
iiun.
The remains off bachelor who 'hnrs,
into tears on reading a description oil
married life, have been found.
An dslerly gentleman was attacked in
broad daylight yesterday, wilma dreadful
toolhache. No arrest was made, as usual.
A fellow in Iowa jumped So high, the
other day, that he says he saw the dog star
wag his tail.
The Lady who drew acomparison, had
10 pull pretty hard, and seriously injured
ih: musclar system.
Ms. jerusalem says she won, eat any
ham that is cured unless she knows
what poarky was sick with.
FThe Mar who was bent on accom-
plishing a design, has been unable 10 ge'
straight since.
The servant Of Pussian officer one
day me, a crony. who injured how he
gol along with his fiery master. oh, rx-
cellenilJ!' answered The servant; I'VE live
on very friendly terms; every morning we
bea, each others coats: the only difference
is, he takes his off 10 be beaten, and |
keep mine on
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Hence, il is obvious that when these
and like crops are grown, in successive
seasons lime must be supplied from abroad.
There Is an important fact, BY the wsy,
in reference to lime, which il becomes Us.
here 10 notice. II is found that in process
Of lime lime sinks into the earth, and mus,
be brought 10 the surface by deep plough.
ing. This effect is occasioned by the rains
and melting SHOWS, in which it is dissolved
which are absorbed by the earth, and
which carry The lime. in a stale Of solution
along with them into the sub-soiI.
II a soil is overturned, il will not produce
good crops, though even then, idrnips and
barley thrive well upon il. But il guano
or the superphospha,e are supplied too
literally, Iurnips acquire q very large size
al The expense OF quality. They are then
liable 10 early decay. This arises from
iheiaet tina. they contain an excess Of wa.
Ter. Turnips are ul,ivaisd more success.
FULLY In light than in q strong soil.
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Nor BAD -!n,he New York ~Independ.
ent' we hnd the following from a mo her.
"But did ! never tell lyou what a time
| had with my lille Joel"
mo, what was i1'
."Wby, was showing him a picture Of
the martyrs, thrown to the lions, and was
talking very solemnly to him, trying 10
make him feel what a terrible Thing it was.
NAL said he. all at once, 'oh, maj Just
look at that poor hnle lion, way behind
there, be won't eetany,"". y I, ' ,sso
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SHERIFF's SALE.

Eben P. Slurges, - .n0
rs. In Ashlpnd Common
Nathan Lewis. Pleas.
PURSUANT to the command OF q vendi En-
ponus issued from the Court Of Common
Pleas of Ashland county, in the above case to mo
directed, | will expose to Public Sale at The door
of the Court House, in said county, on
Monday 24M day Of April A. d. 1854.
between the hours OF ten O'Clock A.. M. and four
O'Clock P. NJ. of said day. the following desc ribcd
Real Estate, situate aud being in tho county Of
Ashland, AMI State Of Ohio, to witi Being tho
north part OF The northeast quarter of section
twenty.three, in Township twenty-three, and Of
Range seventeen, containing one hundred and
twenty acres, more or less. Terms Of sale cash.
J. D.. JONES, Sheriff.
Mlrch %, 1854. 4its-pfS2,T 10.
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LOOK HEREfi

II HAVE procured a right Tor an Improvement
10 building houses, by which a house may be
and as I have appointed John smallcy, of ASH
land, as my agent for this county, please call on
him and ciamine tho model, and procure q right.
@ ANDREW e. NORRIS.
Troy, Ashland CO., Aug. 81, 1888, or
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

John FlndTey, Admir-.
rs. In Ashland Common
Samuel Cooper, ct. al. Pleas
PURSUANT TO the command Of a vendi Er.
ponas issued in the above case from tho
Court Of Common Pleas of Ashland county, and
State Of Ohio, to me directed, | will oppose To
Public Sale at the door Of the Court House, in
sid county on .,
Monday the 3 day Of April, A. D. 1854,
between the hours of OF len O'Clock, A. NJ. and
lour O'Clock p. NJ. of said day, the folio wing de-
scribed real estate, as the property Of G.. Ebcr-
hart, to wit: the east half Of the southeast
quarter Of section right, township twenty and cf
range fifteen, situate in said county Of Ashland,
and State Of Ohio, containing eighty acres moro
or less. Terms Of ~Salc-Cash. I1sf .h.s'irL
J. D. JONES, Sheriff.
March !, 1851. n4l.-iw.-pf$2,75,
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Those who have had the most forgiven
them should DO less addicted 10 Islander,
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-03-29

Surgeons are The angels Of ihis. world
they are constantly rrdressing injuries.
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leaal Natkes.
Real Estate Agency.

JNILLIAM II. ALLISON, x CO.,, have
w formed a col srtnershlp for tho sale ard purchase
Of Real Estate. The object Of the Agency 10 70 oiey
to persons, who may desire TO sell, buy or exehAnga
property an opportunity Of entering the same Oh theii
books, at a central point where It may be inspected
by purchasers, coming TO or passing through Ashland
County. Such a medium will at all times b found
desirable to those desiring to sell or exchange prop.
erty. ..-.,..a wlFttr
We earnestly desire those who wish 10 purchase 10
give us a call, when we will be glad 10 give them all
the Information desired, including terms &s.t aFAaA
Next week we will offer sOmededrabls property
ITETsTf wM.B, ALLISON, q CO.
Ashland, Feb. Is, 1854, n3O. u.
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Farmers, Read This!
JOHNS e. ALLEN

Dealers in Hardware, Iron & Nails,
Adjoining the Bank.
WILL buy all of the Fiar Sirdw that you
w can raise and deliver to them during, the
present year, and pay you tho CASH for it.
Short Fldr should be pulled from the ground
that, that is long may bo cNdled-none wanted
in Straw before September. Instructions regard
ing the culture and rotting Of Flax can be had
gratis during the ~Sumver, by calling on us.
JOHNS & ALLEN,
Adjoining the Bank.
March !, 1854. MAO. &c.
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYEne.

A FRESH supply Of Wrisht's Indian Y1aslaAit
"A Pais, a standard English Medicine, ior ia
resention and cure Of disease, 10 aid and imp
prove digestion and purify the blood. For aaid
atthe new Drug Store In Ashland, BY
ID Juno 10. 1853. A. 49,
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SiaUsr'ity 10 The tue touchHonet Of
merit.
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Franklin Fire Insurance Company,
Il Saratoga, New York. Capital $500, goo. Insure
property on terms a. liberal as any other hrst class
responsible company. Applications received BY our
Agent [Dee. 90, a0ti r. JOHNS.
once in Johns & Aliens hardware Store, adjoin.
Ing the Rank.
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The Lady who drew acomparison. had
10 pull pretty hard, and seriously injured
,h: musclar system.
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The remains off bachelor who 'burst
into tears on reading a description Of
married life, have been found.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-08
Tl,HE only lnfalllble Medicine known. =

n aHE only lnfalllble Medicine known. -
Il BURROWS ELIXIR VITA-The original ar
ticle in sill its purity! Quick and powerful, it's vir
tues are proverbial-in so many instances having
raised from the very verge of the tomb the subjects
of diseases il their most terrible forms, testimo
malls of the most exalted character from individuals
and institutions testify In the descriptive circular
may be found one from the Masonic and Odd Fellows
Lodges of Norfolk The medicines able to give relief
numerous and valuable but if persons willing
to suspend their use and submit to course OF ELK.
IR VITA, cure at once can be effected in ord nary
cases, only one or two weeks being required, and
those garded utterly ncurable only three four
weeks. 1t will thoroughly purify the blood In
scrofua, Rheumatism, Indigestion, DC, it stands
alone Its action on the Bowels, Liver and Kidneys
are direct and efficient. DEPRIVED humors in the
circulation afectth vital orsans. course Of tive
three weeks will relieve the system of all morbid
matter, reaction ensues, an uncomfortable appetite
with high and vigorous health the result. In deep
and heavy colds that often end in a rapid decline
nothing 10 comparable. For mercuria and syphilitic
diseases it 10 truly the only medicine known, not
above, unless the bones have commenced decayins.
If 90, ct the end of three weeks suspend its s
weeks recommence, and at the end of three weeks
the body will be restored to its orisinel health.
We have just been put In possession of liberal
supply Of the above Invaluable medicine, the won.
derful curative powers of which are proverbia
PURCELL, LADD CO.,
JACKSON B. WOOD,
GRUBBS & APPERSON,
fe 25-1y Druggists
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r UMBER! LUMbEK THE subscri
- bars have on hand the following inds Of LuM.
BER which they offer to their cuNemefs and the
trade Ut fair pic . and ressonsbie terms, viz;
100 900 f. clear Csnaaa White Pine, long Ter gths,
and all sixes.
$4,000 a. seasoned and inch Button Wood, supe.
rior quality.
100, 0o0 f. seasonea /. and 2 inch White Wood.
100000 f. Asoned |, II. IA and inch Pine Plsnk
1eo,o0o f. seasoned aud inch Oak Tobacco Box
Boards.
0.00n n. essoned "a dressed FLOORING.
$4,000 Fl. seasoned l, IA, 3 and inch Rock Maple
80 ono II seasoned e. s and inch Ash
90 O0 n, superior l, 2 and inch Cherry.
10 Ton #. I, and inch Black Wslnut
10 0eO f. 1, IA. and inch te Northern Hickory
40 00 superior Cypress Shingiea
100 600 f. heart Sc sntling
And the largest assortment Of Mahogany In the CITY
The continued favorable attention OF tbs trade Is
respee. fulIv ,oljci, ed BELvIN L PARKER.
Lumbei and Mahogany Dealers, Broad street.
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THE subscribers having removed to their
L large Warehouse, in rear of the store, No. 81
Main street, recently vacated by Them offer their
usual stock, consisting in part Of
Swedes
American hammered ) IRON
English and Amer lean rolled
English and American blistered Steel
German, cast and shear do
Broad Plough Iron
Flat, round and square Iron, all sizes
Oval, half-oval, and hslf-round Iron
McCormicks and Palmer Mould Boards
American, Russia and English sheet Iron
Band and hoop Iron
Nail rods of American and Swedes Iron
Horse shoe Iron
Horse Shoes, assorted sizes
Tin Plate pig and bar Tin
Sheet Zinc. Spelter and Spelter solder
sheathing, Brszier's and bar Copper
Pig, bar and sheet Lesd
Ground wagon and cart Boxes
Sole Leather, good and damaged
Full assortment of Groceries.
JOHN N. GORDON son.
an 9Q-d0u
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WILLIAM F. BUTLER,
lMPORTERuF
II A AND EARTHENwA pE

AND DEALER In
GLASSWARE, LOOKING GLASSES. CASTOR :
AND FANCY GOODS.
~ MAIN STREET, UTH SIDE, RICHMOND,
II AS received per ships " 81 nator" and
Si,es. 70 this port the largest stoet Of CHINA ana
to1 s.,s nLn nv he has ever heretofore offered
nsn.I mi, anu trou the Eastern manufacturers his
;ns Gissas soppay o. GLASSWARE of all kinda Loot.
Ins sssss and Fancy Goods. eli purchsssd At the
msrcb.pts SssI; pie, and which hs offers TO the
sonable terms upon the most Tea-
y ss.assspssiai pains taken to pack securely.
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ENERAL AGENCY FOR THE

NJ SALE AND PURCHASE OF LAND.-OEO.
w READ and POWHATAN BOULDIN offer their
services TO the Public as GENERAL AGENTS for
the SALE AND PURCHASE OF LAND in the
State Of Virginia generally. and particularly in mid,
die and Western Virginia also, in The South and
Southwestern States Their location is far from
the junction of the Richmond and Danvile and
Southside RAILROADS, which afford easy access &c
the most desirable lands in the State. One of the
subscribers was once extensively engaged In the
practice OF Law, which 10 some guarantee that the
ute: viii be well investsaied and the papers accu
rstey prepared the other is this time engaged in
the practice of the legal profession The services of
one OF the members Of the concern msy all times
De commanded to view lands at the instance of pur
chaser or seller Surveys will be attended 10 for dis
tant purchasers and the subscribers will be oua
to make purchases reference to the Ee logical fss
lures OF particular districts both regards their az
rcultural and mining capabilitiesthe payments for
the land TO be made to the parties TO the contract
although advice will be freely given ~ to facilities
for remittance, aud in the of dstant purchaser
payments, If dcs,ed will be made through the .ub-
scribers. Their office ia at Charlotte G II Address
READ BouLDis. GEO w. READ,
POWHArAN ROULDIN
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KENT, PAINE & KENT,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS,
No. II, Fourteenth Street, Richmond.
FALL TRADE, 1854

WE respectfully invite the attention OF
W the merchants of Virgnia, North Carolina ar
tennessee, to our unusually large and commandins
GooDs, new bsing received by various arrivals from,
Europe WHICH were purchased during the past sum
mer by cur Mr. James ). Kent, FOR CASH, and under
the most favorable circumstances.
w are also receiving complete assortment OF
AMEkICAN FABRICS, the whole comprising one
OF the Ia gest and most stractive stocks we have
er been able to Offer and which will be sold at prices
unusus ~ low " p''o'
we are slso prepared with a large ar splendid
ca IN Richmond; and which will compare fayorabIy
goods ~ my 'oi'aein nsde
We particularly solicit me nts vi.itiny tb;.
&c e. 10 can and examiAXr stock pedsing Ourselves
10 sen our goods as lo~ hey can be BOUGHT in sns
ed to. EfeSSTTt 1na promptly attend
Sc AiNE. q NEWT.
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REMOVAL-Th RICHMOND D E

pEMOVAL The RICHMOND DE-
~ POSITORY of the Publishing House of the Me-
thodist Church, South has been renewed from il 8
stand near the corner of 9th street to No I23 Main
between 18th and l4th streets next door the Book
store of J. W. Randolph. 1t is now located in the
very centre of business in attractive and spacious
storehouse, with a large well selected and ee CANT
assortment of STATIONERY ans FANCY ARTI-
Giles; Religious. Literary and Miscellaneous Books
and Tracts, and Sunday School Books; Note Cap and
Letter Paper in great variety OF size and quality with
such other articles usual to the wholes sale snd
retail trade of such establishments. Additions will
be made TO the present Isrxe stock on hand the
demar DIS of trade may require
Country merchants are invited to call and examine
our stock.
portion of the city trade and of persons visiting
the city, 10 desired. LEROY ST. LEE
au Pts
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NOTICE is hereby Given t6., -.

NOTICE Is hereby given that We sbsII
from this day, September lst sell altor .th.r g,
CASH, or city acceptance, until further notice he y,
ven. ~e 10 81
We respectfully request our friends and cu,touo,.
20 make speedy and prompt payment of sll am ,unts
now due and falling due. s.s'
we shall, g heretofore. keep general assortment
OF GROCERIES and LIQUORS, Imported and a..
me:tc and viii also pV every attention to the sale
u r.odsce from our country friends a. ususl
ei-olm WIN. WALLACE SON
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Conway Robinson aud Willis P Bococt. Esqs
Richmond; joseph T.. vrnnbis ard Samuel Wal
Tins, E-qs Petersburg; Dr.. Geo Scott, Cgayksrile
nnntsr II. Marshall aud William II. Dennis Esas
chartoftei Jno. r Ednunds, Haiifor, and o. WIN
v Cssshs and B. N. Jones, Esq. Daarile
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FALL TRADE.
CLOTHING CLOTHING!!
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
FALL IRA DE OF Is a.
FALL TRADE

J. D. GOODMAN
HAVING just returned from New York,
IL 10 now in receipt of q large stock OF FALL and
WINTER READY-MADE CLOTHING. embracing
ali of the latest styles every variety and quality
have row cp-n a large sed rich assortment of
FURNISHING GOODS, SHIRTS, COLLARS,
CRAVATS, &c. &c.
Merchants Of Virginia, North Ca-olina, and Ten
pessee are sol cited TO call and examine my stock
which will be complete by the 10th of this month";.
NV facilities for manu- featuring cannot be surpassed;
therefore am enabled to sell at figure the COM
petition Of no market can subtract from.
J. D. GOODMAN,
No. 1874 Main st., opposi Eagle Square.
N. B. Wholesale cash bills per cent. off,
se5 J. D. G.
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\ HANDSOME RESIDENCE AND

~ DESIHAbLE MAKkET TARDEN, FOX
SALE PRlVATELY.-Being nxious to II move TO
Hampton, offer for sale the very desirable D ace
at present occupy, containing eight acres lying
on the Meadow Bridge road, opposite Judge Daniels
farm, half mile from the corporation limit'.
The dwelling contains six rooms besides cell
lar, and has just been repaired, painted, &c. The
tut.houses for the most part, are new and su pie-
the fencing very good There is well Of miaeraL
rdter in the yard In short the place is really
luable both as a residence and garden For terms
apply at III .ndley Bros store Franklin sree',
Sc 7-7Ls T. L. HTJNDlFy
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pA@ TO THE PUBLlC.-We
G&@@SS.1S4 running daily line of Stages
from the terminus of the Southside Railroad to
Lynchburg, continuing on by the Virginia aud Ten.
nessee Railroad, and Stage Line to the Sweet,
Red Sweet, and White Sulphur Springs Whole cost
to the passenger $3.50, between Richmond and the
White Sulphur Springs, and by the following sche-
due:
Leave Richmond daily, Except Sundays) via the
Danvle Railroad, TO the Junction of the Southside
Road over that road to its terminus and Coaches
to LynchbuIg by 81 P. NJ. Leave Lynchburg at P.
NJ, via the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad, to the
dverging point of our line. at Bonsack reach Fin
castle by dark leave Fircastle at daylight next day.
and arrive at the Sweet and Red Sweet Springs to
dinner. and the White Sulphur Springs By O'Clock
PM.
Richmond and Danville passengers are informed,
that and after the 9Th day of July, will
modats them in splendid horse Coaches. Speed in.
creased ard fare reduced, unknown in the late his
tory Of the service, between the terminus of the
Danville Railroad and Danvile Leave Richmond
at St A NJ, and arrive at Danve same night.
Fare from present terminus to Danyille. $500
Do. do do. to Halifax C II. 1.50
And to be reduced from time to time, as circum.
stances may require.
~ Our 4 gent, Mr.. J. Fl. SHOOK, may be found
at the Commission House of Messrs. Brown Shook,
two squares below the Exchange Hotel, Franklin
ie PITS PARISH, HARTMAN CO.