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HAVING purchased the Tin and Stove Store Of A
A1H. Swain, and having made large additions to the
same, prepared to furnish COOKING STOVES, Of
the most approved PATTERN and of various SIZES Par
LoR STOVES, OFFICE and SHOP STOVES Coal Stoves
and Crates Stove Pipe Of all sizes constantly hand.
Stove Trimmings Of tin and ceppersheet copper
and tin Of all kinds kept hand made order
We determined 20 give this business close nten
ton, and hote be able - the Of eonmu-
nifty. Purchasers invited TO call and Examine
stock before rurehs sing Shop the Of Main
and Marion streets.
Richmond, March Is, 1885 +a=5 1877
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Extraordinary Disclosure!

EAU dUl ulIldly DlSCluSutt'
us an ad%ei fact IN , the allied arniss IN The crimsa
is. happy that friendly relations
existing between US and the pube abou, to be
Offering large and we'll selected stock Of Staple
DRY GOODS,
As cheap as the cheapest,
And the neates
We can prove 10y u test
And assortment so great.
Unsurpassed show,
BY a stock in the
But ~ hat a does t%
Believe b lice sH when he no prove, s.'
.+f- 1t true what he szss.--ExIr MrsE.
WE'LL will to friends and customers, and all
concerned past patronage and hope by
personal ateAon to customers merit continuance Il
our in New York and very ,o peess
and With small profits less than New FORK
Ladies' Goods
large ps great variety Of style quality and
RACES ch.iies, Dsssss. Mexesnas orleans De- Flora,
Bersge, six and Tikor. shawl. Collars
swiss Ind,a Book Bobinet barred Null Mu.ins and
JaeOne kshons Trimmings SILK Lace and Frngss Wells
HOSZERF7 m
very large stock Of Hose and half Hose from sac up
s the ss s1.y kept in this sns
k sS,, om 9P to 'e cotton msrino and
BOnnets.
large styles" Bon nets Hal.
Misses and chiidrsns Flats and infagis fancy Hats
and boys Panama. Mexican Mandarin, Leghorn,
Braid. PAlmeaf, Silk and III and Fancy
Hats II 2 GENTLEMEN'S GoODs.-A fine assortment Of
Cloths Fancy and Black French Cassimeres
Csshmerett Satinet Linen and Naukeen Pan. Cotton
AIDE Croon Cloths Coat Linens, silk Satin,
MarseiiIes and Velvet vestings. - = - = sss- .s-s
Variety tfH'-zffe
Wide curtain Linen and Oil Shades. beached brown
Shifting, sheeng and pillow Muslins, domestic and
French GngSams Fannsis, white Counterpanes
Coverles. Seamless Ba Carpets Ia large ot)
Parasols Looking Glasses Carpet Bags
Paper, Cotton Yarn Carpet CoseIes Warp, wiekin
Irvine Cotton Cordns ly forget the Pet Lamb
and Striped Balls, @
No. ., Main street, Ric hmOnd, Indiana.
SCOTT 81 CRAWFORD.
March 80. 1855. l5N
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Carpets an., Furnishing Goods.

4 NEW supply Of Carpets, Straw Mating, sc. &c
N Also Cotton and Wors,ei Curtain, DanaAsk Buls
Hollands. Curtain Muslins, Marseles Qail,s Faruiiur
Prints and Dimitys. Please call b,fore buying, No
10 Main street. WRIGHT A0FEITT.
81 Mo. 80, IS.
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A Fresh MiIch Cow Wanted.

THE undersigned wish to purchase good Milk
Cow. for which they will pay fair price, and pay
for the same in Shingles, at the low est rates.
EATON g. CLARK
Cantrevilla Nav 0. 1855 2l-3t
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PUBLIC SALE.

WILL be offered at pnblc sale Saturday, May
w l2th, m lie north of Richmond, the farm Of
VIM Bulla One Ball, eight years old; two txo-year
old Colts; double barrel Shot Gun, lot of heavy
Wagon Harness; tarior Stove. CultIvsors, Flows
or two Milk Cows; FIVE head ShoAts and variety
OF other articles too tedious mention Sale
menee at ten o'clock NJ. Six months credit i'll be
given on all sums Of IS and upwards under SIS, cash
ON day of sale. D. b GOLDEN
Nav 4, 1855. COZ.
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Baltimore Clothing Emporium.
NOW Is THE TINE FOR BARGAINS,
Splendid Assortment os Ready.Made
Clothing!
WOULD respectfully the public general
just in receipt Of very large
ment Of Gentlemen and Boys Ready Made Clothing and
General Furnishing Goods, for Spring
which has Teen purchased lusivsly
extremely los rates which that we
sell them 30 cent less than they Ia
been offered in Richmond These good have
to order, AID for style quality OF material
compare with any house in the West.
II you want a splendid Dress Suit, We have it.
business
Made in the most fishoIable STYLE together
erai stock Of all kinds Of Goods usually CIo.hn
would therefore invite no ANYTHING in orr
line TO give early call feeling can
eAhDit the Argest stock and at prices
times A. MILTON MILLER.
Opposite Peoples Bank, Main street.
i.eti1lSfiai- AIr4 ~ ioo1
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Superior Groceries.

10. Layairs and java Coffee. Alse. fresh Young
II Tyson, Imperial, Gun Powder aai hl.ek Tea. :
bought East and warranted ri9it For sale at Ne "a
Main street. WRIGHT K NOFFiTT
81 Mo. SOth, 1855.
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Richuond Pu0P, Sash. Blind q
Door Mandatory.

:, the Sash and Door Factory, carried heretofore
.vsr his Pump Mandatory, AMI has employed conpe
,. yorkrnen in the line, and win hereafter carry On
h.t business in all its branches in connection with the
Pump business Orders for SASH. Bliis, Doorfrarnes
Pamps Lead WOOD Piping, vih be properly attended
70 st reasonable prices. 4 rgs-
work from his establishment, viii be warranted
"a rive satisfaction considerable stock of the above
article. noyon hand. I'D 10th, 1855.
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Soldiers Attention..

OCNTI LANDS OBTAINED
BY late of Congress, March 3,
. Soldier, Musician reamster. his widow
child. who has seyyet oUkfEEN DAYS the
Wars in VIII CHI the United has since
Is iuclusiye,i entitled loo Aa
with tas distinguished Law Miller q
Brown in Nashin gton City give their exclusive
ton obtaining bounty Lands Pensions, fes
it will he the interest of all their at
early date, give q cali No charge
j. Obtained. Letters VII prompt
ten. Address, post paid WILLIAM F. BENTON,
s.4s Rehnond, Indiana.
II oaiee in the Virgins building opposite Bank
Main street.
! Msrch3p 1855.
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New Spring Goods!
VIZ RIGHT & MOFFITT receiving from tho
w Eastern cities large stock Of New Spring and sum
Goods, embracing perhaps variety Is TO be
in the market. and selected with unusual with
the styles ld the Improving demand for
GOOD GOODS We would suggest that we have few
pledge ourselves sell the quality of art
ght the small profits
and quick pay is the motto
Call al L No 10 Main street, Richmond
WRIGHT & MOFFITT.
Richmond, ID month, 80, 1855 15f
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FRESH MILK Cow WASrED-Apply at this
Office
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EGRlDrOislerieS

i--. ksmDrOa0 cries.
4 BEAU IItl l. stock Of Common and French w orked
"a Collars Undersleeyes and 1aemi Bobbins, Cot
ton, Thread Imitation, Maltese, Swiss and Iaconet La
ces Edgings and Inserting he Ladies invited
cali at No. 10 Main street. -e.
WRIGHT 4 MoFFITT.
Sd No 30 1855
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Another Large Arrival


Al The New. York store.
.7yE wouId say pubiic hAy Just recsis
great many purchased fully half Of the
sIe regular rrce So we state this TACT and are ready
to who doubts the assertion Among she
yards Ribbons 25o..
canopy topped embroidered silk P-raso.s. marked
81. usual price 81 50.
generally sold At Sc.
$40 90 doz rsa, F..nsa hid Gloves SOC; so..h rs
1000 glish swiss Lawns fine goods warranted
i.ss ceors marked ia1., those goods we'll worth
lodOz Swiss rndersiees, beautiful goods, at 50 to 'se
beautiful CheInise.ts at5oc.
COCO yds Brussels and smyrna Thread Edgngs bought At
ALSO, on HAND
yds Prints. which selling
retail At the wholesale value
and quality, AMI which vii be sold at prices has viii
5000 I'd. spring ana summer Probationary, among which
boys rwsei boys cassn linen and eG s.
nets. eolorel French Linens, &c.
House Keepers Goods.
this line complete Diapers, Crashes Nap
Table Linens Table Cloths Cloth Covers, White Coun
white curtain AIasIins 10 linen and cotton sheetng
ss, and biea pillow Mus ns
most beautiful goods broush. into Richmond.
Al we ask IS that any IN want 81 Goods ~ come ana ex
don't want you e buy ANYTHING: I'LL. IL, ,,r ,,,.
every thinking person understand it, Wehave
vantage Of any goods forced uuy
sell for cash This enables make good profits on goods
goods exclusively for cash. and by selling large amount
merchant can who does small business
his goods This every understands therefore, we
goods at this establishment. R; JACKSON.
May 4, 1855. ao-tf
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bLAcSwooDs EDSsuRG MAGAZINE, for April
4 american edition, By Leonard Scott & Co. 40
fatca street. New York has been promptly re
seased II Is published at So per year 1t and
sls one o. tie four Reviews, S5-the four Reviews
~. - biackwood, $40. Messfs. Scott i Co, ia
Insse Reviews aad Magazines furnish an immense
mount OF substantial reading matter for . very
s'uAi sum Specimens may be seen at this Office
ihE AsEsIcAS MONTHLY MAGAzIxE for MAJ.
= come to hand. II Is enheished with a fine
S.<5pnt engraving-the landing Of the Pilgrims
SIS neatly print Single subscriptions
snd 20 for SIS. 'P'sS 'o'
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Ga CEN plant for D.Torec-
IoES PaoEToS
NOTICE i hereby given 70 the above named defan-
dant, who IS alleged b. the affidavit OF disintar
est person be nonresident said State, OF the
hhas snl pending OF the complaint divorce in the
above s1tl led and that he be and appear before
the Judge .fths Wayne Circuit Court the second
cay Of his be held the Court House II
said county. the first Monday IN September. 1855
and answer or esaur 20 sAi5 complaint. the
WIZ Ne tai confessed, seJ VIII BE heard ana de-
tefmsned IN bis shseace. Ar decree rendered 1ccer-
dhsly.
Wisnsss my hand ana he seal Of the said Coart This
9othstay OF April, A Z 1855
ANDREW F. SCOTT, Clerk.
apfil - 1854 I9it
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Sfrayed or stolen

Strayed or Stolen
~ From the premises of the subsc riber in
~ Chester, the night of the 30th ult., BAY
SS--SN MARE, four years ole this spring. small
white spot in her forehead-about Is hands higk-a
little thin in hesh--shoa before. other marks re-
mem eered liberal reward will be paid for her re-
turn, or information concerning her
WAY JEFFRIES, Chester. Ind
May 1, 1855 a0-9.
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is admitted fact that the allied Crimea
be whipped the Russians conIuered ever
is happy that the friendly relations
existing between and the puDe. about
dersd soluble, end
Offering large and we'll selected Of Staple
nd
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- AiSGLs2>. --NaeAine. snd shaved. PoFfar Ash
S12i 2z ozk Shingles. CT superior quality
> ELLIOTT & CoAIF
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ICE. PURE ICE!

Z LILLIAN J. LEWIS #bui3 respectfully inform. his
friends ard rhe petite that he serve item with
s- every morning loves.
@tes Families Who wish leave ths.r orssr. "a
Cooks Capt Creskers, Reid uarris o. vT.h -. ~
ers1Eoed He respectfully solici-s OF
NJ, WA- J. LEWIS
A@cA1cacS April % lcaa
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BASIL BRIGHT.yELL

Il nov opening splendid sortment of SPRING
Il AND >UNNERG00DS. of the latest stvle.
Ladies Dress Goods.
such Silks and Satins Silk Tissues Berase Eerage
DeLsines Outage and Lawns in great Variety and
prices Prints ofthe most beautiful
PLAIN or taste barred embrics India Book
SWISS and Dotted MaslIaS, CaEabrics NIcto
ria Lawns, Thread Edgnss, Muslin aud Cambria II
serngs and Edgiass, Bahlnet Laees, Chesusetts In
dersieeves and Collsrs OF al kinds and prices Also
great variety OF
BONIETS, RIB ONS, tGLHPS, &c
Innings, French Flowers AMI wrezths. SIX Lsces
and Frnses Of all eolorS Hats and Caps. Boots and
shoes Groceries, Hardw are, Queens Glassware
and II fact almost every article saally kept
ersl merchandising business Grateful for The patton
age heretofore extended him, he respectfully
invites his old frieads ana TIE public give him s.l
Rchnoad. April IS, 1855. tt
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TIN AND STOVE ORE.
DANIEL WARD IL SON.

For -a,e BY Medicine dealers generally. '''e' "
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Dry Goods and Carpet Store.
JOHN SHILLITO Il co.
No. IL East Fourth street, Cincinnati,
ESPECTFuLLY inform their customers and purchas
III generally, that they opening ID
complete assortment of Eancy and STAPLE
ENGLISH, TRENCH, GERMAN AMERICAN
DRY GOODS.
Also, Foreig and American Carpeting, Imported di
manufacturers in Europe and purchased
New York. which enables to offer goods this
Eastern Importers and prices
Floor Oil Cloths,
Thoroughly from to 81 feet in Width; large
stock always hand
Steamboat and strangers
finding the best class of goods in line
low they be purchased IN the Eastern
April G, 1855.
HyOIs Siss.--A very neat, ExRRrss wAeos. Ar
q Fly to A ~ MILLER
,, 1855 Opposite PEOPLES Bank.
100 GROSS ESSENCES in store and tor sale by
IUU l.. II. MCCULLOUGH.
March IS, 1855. No 81 Main street.
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ON On III AND, NJ the n. n st~ve On.
posife the Depot. > fine LOT OK Risd Cages. fer
zEe Ter y Z 80
aPrit 5,fsl5 Iss
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MARINE AFFAIRS.

The NHw-YoRK AID MEXICAN STEAMSHIP LINE
This line is composed of the steamships Ocean Bird,
United States, and ST. Lawrence, all new safe, we'll
appointed and swif: vessels The line will be inaugu-
raed on the LIST OF November, with the famous Ocean
Bird which will leave this port on that day for New
Orleans via Havana On her return - this port she
will run between New York aud Havana, connecting
at the latter port seni-monthly, with the steamship
United States for Sisal Campeacby, Vera Cruz, and
Tsmpico. The vessels OF this line will also connee.
at Havsna with steamships from Liverpool, and from
Mareiles via Caoiz We would direct particular
attention 10 the Ocean Bird now about {, make her
frs voyage. Her model is unqueetionably superior 10
that of any steamer of her .ze aao,t while her frame
is as strong wood and iron make it. From her
performance two several trials there is every res
ton to believe that che will per orm h eup to Havana
in much shorter time than il has ever Jet been
complshed in. She lie the famous six-dsy steamer"
and her builder wiling 10 stake his reputation Ii at
sbe cen make the Atlantic voyage nov IN seven days
I o~ outstanding the alteration that has been male
from her original model Two huud'ed aud fifty
cabin and sn indeftite number of Storage passfn.
gers can fl j comfortable accommodations on board
and With Capt. John Graham as her co nmander, the
Ocean Bird must soon become a favor'te stea ner
For C.LToRSIA.-Tbe steamship Northern Light
lett this port yesterday with passenger, for San juan
LAUNCH OF THE STEAM FRIGATE WABAsH.-rhe
steam frigse Wabash, one o. the six fdgaes ordered
~ the last Congress, launched yesterday at the
fhieee lphia navy yard. The Wabash is in ended a.
sailing steam vessel, as occasion requires. She
Ia fitted with four boilers, placsd at the very bottom Of
the ship, each eleven feet in hight, fneen feet loog
and thirteen and half feet wide, ana each having
five funsces ard seyen-!eet crates. TIE pOrer -
be applied TO rrope!e, which has been go arranged
tia ii can be DO sted completely ou' Of the waer
when not in use. She has two eugipes, with hori-
zonal cynceis seventy two inches IN diameter three
feet stroke, working immeiis,ey the shaft OF the
propeller, as to effect fifty revolutions per minute
The propel itssf Is Of BRASS sbou, seventeen feet
Ii diameter aid We ghs 200 tuns. Dimensions Of the
Wabash:
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C,GAR-MAKERs' MEETING.

TIC New York cigar.makers' aid society net las
eve ing at the Of Grand aud EIihabeth srees
10 receive the report OF the committee which wa ap-
pontec TO vs the town OF SDield Conn, 10 ascertain
ano report the state OF facts there exis ing among The
ioun ~ men cigar makers Who have since Der. been
on snike for All advance of wages M John u.
Woodruff took the chair, and tie socsty hs'eIei 70
the report Of the committee, which was subs sn,ially
as follows;
The jouueymen have adopted q certain bill Of
price,, az the manufactur have agreed noon &
scale of prices differing from this first ono and there b
no prospect of speedy aIni,able arrangement SoDe
of d ourreyn on are leayios; others have gone to
work at Other avoca ons, and seom 10 be in no nne
date q d of pecuna'y asa .tsu"e.
Or motion of Sir JAMES Z. WALKER, . q nmittes
oi I've wa, appoint d 10 take char 20 OF nny fund,
which may be contributed for the r. lief OF the Con.
Decticnt ridesmen james Z. Walker OF No 2l9
Bowery Richard Cassidy, Jacob Hart, Gsor,e Isascs,
ard John & Woodrof were appointed 81 ;h eomni-
Zee. Contributions were sHDonncei TO the amount Of
$l7 ~. from the various shops Of The city. A csu-
nitee Sns ben appointed TO spici from tbs ra.e 10
this city further dol ations, after which tbs meeting
adjourned.
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THE TRIBUNE ~ THE COUNTRY.

From TIE Ripoa (SFisJ Spvr
TRE NEw-YORH TRIBUSr.-Conslderable discus
sion has been going of ste in some OF the papers OF
this State about the Influence OF this paper upon the
country press, and some paoess who act with The
TRIBUNE 10 be very bitter against II because lis
proprietoIs have teen ut - put 5e price Of subscrp
lion oS and the price of advertising go high. The
which has attended this plan proves that was
good for the propnetos; and men who engage 10
business, which is morally right are no: generally
asked TO forego their pe!eona interest In e manage
nent of their concerns make il the most profitable
for Others; and we dOlt see why TIE TRIBUNE
should do so. II the advertisers choose 70 pay one
dollar per line il ia their business not ours but
can conceive that a man nay afford 20 pay HI cher
price for an insertion in paper with circulation Of
one hundred and seventy hve thousand, than IN pa
Per of one thousand. but if they cannot they can go
elsewhere.
About TIE low price Of The Tribune xur-
ing county papers we have great deal Of doubt,
especially if those papers are what they saonld be.
Tar TRIBUNE s sent 70 subsoEbers at a xondeI.lly
low rate-so low that no paper with sOaa nu sI1vT
OF subscribers can begin 70 farush the amount oil
reading for the money, but stu the local prsss IS
needed, for il f nishes what rur TRIBUNE nsge-
do, the local negligence of the regiOa where Il ID
published, and furthermore looks after local iatenstss
and besides FURNISHES az ever,ready means foS co.
npnicaiion ior the country about, aud We have n.t
found many men who We're niggGrdly enough to
refuse 10 support fair home paper though they did
get The TRIBUNE 8. dollar year. Any sensibe
man can understand Why the same aUolnt Of matter
in hia locality cannot DC furnished At TRIBUNE rates,
and he can also understand that he wants his loeal
paper st he coat of publication nevertheless.
We think that the low rae Of IHE TRIBUNE more
over has done good for by obtaining Il So cssaoy
many have obtained ipfurmston theTehy which they
would not have GOT without. With some of the doc
trines advocated in TRE TRIBUNE 1t has been ogr
torture or misfortune not 10 agree, bu we sRs not oa
thai account shut our eyes TO the fact that It coass
VS.. Amoau, Of matter which ia calculated 20
form and instruct the readers Of it sh Ill We resist
the conclusion that many family is more Intelligent
from the fact that THE fRIsUNE has besn sold at a
low rate II THE TRIBUNE has shown spirit OF
meanness in the matter of exchanging with the press,
why, give it what il deserves-@e know nothing about
that.
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GENERAL 4! SYNOD .,,I, OF THE REFORMED

The Cereal synod of the reformed Dutch church
OF North America met, pursuant to a ljour nnent lin
june last At 10 clock A. NJ. Tuesday, /, the
Reformed Du'cb c5urch in Ninth street in his city,.
The officers of thu syI cd arr:
The Rev Rans'old Wells ID D., OF Scoba RE- mo =
orator; t Rev John &. r. Hoes, ID. d., nsssssor;
end he Revs Mes-rs Polhcnus Van Wyck a ID John
Steele, clerks. =
Several documents relating 10 &c lesayic Il discis
pine &c we're read, aud referred 10 Appropriate CONS
uiu,es.
The subject of admitting the classis OF Moth Caro-.
hIa which mater was pcndii at the aiJodramsnt Of
the synod in June last made the special order for
10. day a. 10 O'Clock A. N.
At 4 o'c ock p NJ, al'er tie rcess, preyC' w@ o.
fe,ed up b. the Rev. Dr.. WYcROfP, aud t5s con.
ui,tee appointed at the ast sess0I 10 rep0r; - 10
,e for hnilJug a Tleologica hal, presented rsPor.
Ia The ", ~ mat they had selection Of ground
for thai purpose in the city Of philadelphia, aud thar
the Gomez .soIe of he building would DC lad on he
sih Of NoYtu bsrItx-
conn suic .ticn from TIA Rev. Bare BALDWIN
4, rrpsbytery Of Mon rose, in relaiol to bsqaea
road. b, o. lady Of this State, now deceased, for me
furpoY- Of a missionary OF the Reformed Ouch a.
nslnnerion 10 Susquehanna county, Pa wa r3ad Ane
r,fen ed 10 the COMM zee on doIes ic misoIpns
The report Of ,he special committee, appointed .
consider DE propriety OF amen ing the fprn Of rf
tritutns the element az the sacrament OF Tho LHds
supper, w. read and after discussion and es
verbal smendmeI t., sd)p.ed; whon, n or ne
OBJ Yopra Ieis ious exer,s' the synod sdJsurrsI
til 10 clock on Wednesday morning