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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-22

FoRElGN NEWS. = The steamship Asia, from
Liverpool, reached her dock at New York at
9 O'clock on Friday. Her mails contain some
items Of interest," After the official procc seedlings
Of the Peace Congress had been concluded, a
free expression Of opinion took place on the
part Of the Plenipotentiares, and quite an ex-
citing discussion arose upon the demand OF
Count Cavourf for asecular government for Italy
The Counts demand had causel q panic at
Rome. The proposal of Great Britain TO CAPT
talize the Sound Dues did not prove acceptable
to Denmark The insurgents of Syria had
been defeated Troubles between the natives
and the English had occurred at the Cape Of
Good Hope.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-22


j. B. Horton lately sued the editors of the
New Orleans Picayune for libel-damages claim
ed $4,000 The jury gave him nothing,
and made him pay all costs.
NJ. Holly, respectable citizen Of Amelia
county, Va, and formerly visitor to west
Point was killed last week by the accidental
disch arge of his gun.
BIsIoP Conn The members of the Pre-. es-
tan. Episcopal Convention oe the diocese Of
Alabama, have subscribed and presented the
sum of $1,000 to the venerable Bishop COBB
to enable him to visit Europe for the benefit OIL
his health. lie has accepted the present, and
will sail for England in Few day.
DEATH OF A. VETERAN. = Philip Stroud, a ma
tive of Virginia. and revolutionary soldier,
died at Arkansas on the 3rd u!t., in the Tooth
year of his age. lie was also volunteer in
the war Of 1872, notwithstanding his age.
The Free State men of Lawrence, Kansas,
have held meeting, denouncing the murder Of
Jones, and offering reward of $500 for the ap.
prehension of the person who shot him
The Bermuda potato crop is s,id to be very
large, and two cargoes have already reached
New York.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-22

EXTRAORDINARY HAIL SToRM.-An unusual
hail storm occurred at Auburn, Ala, on the
l4.h inst. A writer in the Montgomery Mail
says:
1.-The size Of the stones varied from as small
as pea to as large as a lemon. The large
ones were mostly Of the shape of an oblate
spheIoid. measured one of ordinary size and
found it eight inches latitsdin,lly, and seven
inches lOngitudinally. The prevailing size was
that Of guinea egg, while the shape varied
greatly. Hound plenty that would weigh four
ounces"
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-22

U. STEAMSHIP MEaRIMAo This splendid
shin went 10 sea from Hampton Roads on Fri.
day last, under sealed orders, and i is supposed
hound TO HAVANA and Aspinwall, although
letter from on board to the Norfolk Argus says
that on leaving Havana she will sail for Eog
land and France. Ga leaving Hampton Roads
il is stated she sailed at the rate of nearly ten
and half miles per hour, with only small
quantity Of steam on and topsails and topgal-
liant sails set, the tide at the time being strong
against her.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-22

BARSuM's FRIENDS intend to get up hene
Al tn realiz suffi;ieucy to purchase home
stead for his family. The propos iliCn is tf
civ. benefits at each of the several place, oil
smusement, on consecutive nights, thus main
tanning a round Of amusements, all for the same
nnrnosc. for ten days or fortnight together,
Fbe managers of the theatres in New YORK and
Tom Thumb have all Offered thor services anc
some Of tue newspapers have offered TO do lh'
advertising grains. 1t is certainly very credi
table To Mr.. Barnum, that amid his pecuniary
mIsfortunes, so many real friends are to be lount
10 helm him out of his trouble.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-22
NJ A r RE d ,

In st. Andrews Church, in this city, on Thurs
day, May 18TH by the Rt. Rev. Alfred Lee, Mr..
ASHER B. GILL ami Miss MARGARET FISHER
THOMPSON both of Middletown, Del
In this city, on Thursday evening 18th inst by
Rev. 1. Il Cooper D. d Mr. WILLIAM B. GEM
Of Michigan and Miss SALLIE E. STILLEY OF
Newark, Del.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-22
DIED

In this city, on wednesday, lIth Instant, at the
residence of her son, RACHEL HOLDEN, in the
seth year Of her age May she rest in peace.
On the llth inst, at Naaman's Greek, Delaware,
Ohm STEWARD, aged nifty one years.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-22

DISMISSAL OF Mr.; CHAMPION. Uhion OF
Friday has an editorial which indicates the
early dismissal of the British minister 1t
saws that, considering the peculiarities in the
position Of Mr.. Champion at the present time
we cannot but think that his continued resi- :
dence here as the minister Of Great Britain, IN
Wow of what he has done and may do IN ina.
canacitv. has quite az mach tendency to dlstotn
the peaceiul relations of the two countries as
have the necessary points Of discussion regard;
inc either the enlistment business or Central
America"
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-22

A witness SHOT IN KANsAs.-Mr' Mace
who testified before the committee OF Congress
in Kansas, in relation to some Of the outrages
uerpetrated there, has been shot at by unknown
persons and narrowly escaped with his life. lie
was badly wounded.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-22

A MuRpERER- DIR. Joseph Il. Guy was shot
deod an tho night Of the Goth ult, near Lex
ineton, Miss, by man named Nall, whe mis-
took hun in tho dark for thief. Dr. Guy
was, at the time, fugitive from justice, having in
1853, murdered DIR. McLeary, at Berlin, Tenn
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-22

hoHBERY The company store at the corner OIL
Eighth and Market Streets, was robbed on Thurs
day night last, Of some $50 in money, number IT
oranges cigars, and revolver belonging to one Of
the clerks Tie rogues effected entrance by pry-
ing open the cellar door, and passing up through
trap door 10 thu floor. The money was hidden in a
tea box, but they succeeded in finding it, and after
helping themselves stated above, they opened the
back door, aud passed out through the yard. This
IS the second time this store has been robbed within
two or three weeks.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-14
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

--~~>-~~~>-> ~ ~-TS~->1
- We thank Mr. Smith of the Eclipse for
Louisville papers Of Friday. The Eclipse had
4 hard time leaving the wharf Saturday on &C
count Of the wind. zAa
Tbs S 80 sns.,' passsl up Saturday
-,norning. Thanks for St Louis papers. The
Northorners will DO down to Iaorrov mora
ipso% -as 5sg ,, .. s--sss-7
s-7-v- Tie Alvin. Adams was 1T our wharf
Saturday, with Tie largest eEt. Louis load Of
the season, Mdst Of her passengers were
bound for. Kansas, - r7
& BRowSseN's ST. Browhson in his Guar
.terly Review fer April, really out does himself
Speaking OF the Catholic Press. he says:
.s1s"1 he only press either in Great Britain or.
the United States that can pretend todny de-
gree of freedom and independence IS the Cath
oiic. press, and even the Catholic editor is
sometimes harshly treated by portion Of his
brethren By daring To- express the free ION 81
Thought AMI expression a2loacsEby his Ch.ss'e7,
.(hH } Stiltit is comparatively Independent,
and is the only press in the world to be uni
formly counted on az the loyal defender Of
truth and justice, cigll and yelt4,ons Jrseton.,'
and the rights and dignity of man as man"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-14
e-.rrts launch ola great new steamer fog

GrThe launch ola great new steamer foE
the Collins linc-thc AarIatic--built by Geo.
Steers, the famous naval architect, New York
on the 7th, was quite. successful, and was Wit
nsssed by about. sixty thousand persons. The
Adriatic is the largest wooden ship afo<t and
is intended to be the swiftest that eyercrosscd
tho seas AA'AH a
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-14

6rThc Pcrrysburgh Journal Of April 9Th
says no such quantity Of ice was ever before
seen inathe Maumee. Cakes Office, like great
rocks weighing from five to twenty tons each,
/ e piled upon docks and bottom lands in great
profusion.. The road track is much damaged.
and will require perhaps $500 or $500 to re-
pair it. =
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-14

A LAWYERS DIsFRAEcHIsEMENr.-F hefltch-
burg Reyeille expresses fear that Rufus
Choate cannot stand the writing test which il
is proposed 10 incorporate in the constitution
of Massachusetts, 1t knows of an instance in
which a board O lyceum directors were unable
to tell BY answer Of that distinguished
gentleman whether or not hevhad accepted
their invitation to lecture after laborous and
vain effort to deeper his scrawl. - ~ = s i,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-14

GA congress Of the dress makers of Paris
Cwho prcdestine the fashions of the civilized
feminine world was held a few days since: = :
1t was determined that the present circuni-
FERENCE of dresses should be retained On the
bonnet question--whether the bonnets should
be worn on the back of the neck as nowyor
brought forward-there was a difficulty, and
the question was not decided. "a
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-14

o. The City Council met again on Friday
evening, but His Honor the Mayor, was again
absent They adjourned to rneeten Saturday
evening. If Mayor Hewson was present, the
board was probably organizsd--of which to-,
morrow. se-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-14

OHrThe Eastern papers Informs Us that tn
Observation-Disclosures to the National de-
mocratic Presidential sconYention,ste be held
in CINCINNATI. comprises nino- Office holders,
with salaries varying,,frOm ST, 100 to $1,000
per annum. These will certainly be Tor Pierce
on the first ballot. -i5P1 aiIa
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-14

6rMr. Jansen, late Treasurer ofthe State
of Wisconsin, has been arrested, at the instance
of his ball. on a charge Of embezzlemept, he
is s35 900 short, AMI the prospects ofhis pay
ing up are not very fAttering. 81. p. -, g. e,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-14

~ The bay at Toledo was not open for
navigation on Monday. The Blade Of the 9th
inst, says steamboats, were expected in two
or three days from Cleveland and Detroit.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-14

01T From the New York Express, of the
eth, We learn that Dr. Graham, convicted of
the marder Of Mr.. Loring, at the St Nieho-s
las, las boen paraoned. His continued i'll
health was the cause assnsed BY the Govern rn;,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-14

DASix1wooLsET y. - -. -. =. !aIaAn ssLsox
AUC,rfasN EkxSJyas. - ~ s.2ff n

pANELwooLsFT .aIaAh NELSON
AUCrfisN Est5O.SaSs - ~ -esft
Old Court Hnuse Corueraf Main Ti-d tEnns
98ssTE, jisteiy opposite tine ashnstoh Hotel. "a
EE AyISG leased for OF year. and fitted the
u above veil ,Sn We repaired tore
eesys for sale sac ssic, all kinds
aarehaadse; fuEatsure horses, bug
sies etc. ftt F--''--t .ss.t-.-5
Cash advances rus eensigu ats when required
Regular sales 1Q6saeF. uEsdsy and saturday,
az sscIock A. zssv rtesaay. Nsdu ssday
Friday lights. early gas light. I.s.s .. .
ne-dsors lies andsass Of estate promptly attended
to. ~ q g - IL a..
We ire weekly recsv Wing and hYe haad lsge
Of &c NIrU RE- eonsi5t isist.
piadsa hsnhistsr scroll and scellap vs
back an Freaeh Jenny Lfad. ar s:sEle wand seat
chairs; wood Chairs Elizabeth
etairs Swing soas, seaiAbls eeTre
care inisa Sre4k tables tt5ht AID cash stans,
.aunCes. mirrors and s5ss bedsteeds,
tasses and wiresafss. TEich sillsall At Cn-
cinnati prizes. KS. ..- -baFec==.
Vehave hands riey efnntilasvj ewelry,
Fieln~ aeeorfeens P5eket eutleE3, guns, plsois HRS
ase.. ETC. whcA sell for cash.
Who'll esale or retail. -W0cLSEI & NELSON,
- s. etrF a r4Fve-ss7
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T HiB shl FarIEa MrAzNETsz :

s II Z - I'm - G. EE3ss ~
Who orl
EsY enfIen4ll Beiltstiy ais
"a cd proper that this hSuli &c
and have Ioticei the nesrl al tho
of CITY purchase theirGfothTg4t ss ssa
81 -, a. LOHENST4NE'S 80 res .E-gsgsus
g. Western STAR Ci si3iisg gt"rc,se, =
under thn-HsFen heSel, AZ atsr
Everything in the liae Clothing ard rurnfshnE Gnds
De ha ready nadeor m4dete "rT only in te sest
end style. hnt thevs-j 10 vest prices ~
general assrvtnseat Ie tAer rrants. Car
vet bags and rytling th@s gentle
" find at N Wester, arT n
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Sa1AkaN44 aSlseHa1S!!

- q JIM IN u VO MVbSs
IA reeeivaS the largest aud mos desirai Z
SS toeE Of DRY .sGOnDS. GQOFS, 81 ES, HATS
GAPS and notio oRersd iths trEesto Ahieh@s
respectfully inyts the tJaIe. F-.s- --.s7-ts tSs@
ap4 j. S.sJA ~ ESS ( co.
TO NERCH ANTS. SHIPPERS AND OFUERS.
VIE undeskhed worth that has finished hs
X -iarzs AMI risl "
M AWWD-CEs CAVES,
r.acsd Of 7oaie.ce in all stages
fthe foot Vne street Ne gill all times
hreat he pleased give prrp ana careful attention
stip2ibg dlss all osAsr river hasiasss
ftlnay entrusted 70 him.
The patronage therefore OF the Mere ants S rnsfs 4
others OF this city and Of the Interior solicited
= sRp3-tf N--t 70 JOHN ). sNiFCHELh.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-14

o15ron Saturday -srorktneil were mployed in.
removing the old walls ofthe Mitchell prop
erty 1t will not Be long before the buildings
will be fairly underway. ssf.ssta 29sssssis7ssa.
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1t wasslightnins 81 much on Saturday even
ing at Louisville that at vas impossible for US
to get our accustomed telegraph dispatches
we hope tomorrow to be ablo to givoa full
supply, as it will not do to be without them,
being the only paper here TO which the public
can look for information through this source.
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A n b RO'r-Y Els
TAKEN AT TsSs

"a ~ ~ = eM
s. al ia It. ~ - AI
AytNG very heavy s1 n ieai hing he Pso-
and IN fitting rooms o' takinE Am hrotypcs
an now prepared pu the finest style sizsd
Aroyprs from ope-nnth one-half size, The AmLFo
the raEuerreotype il and beauty
wing Of III. glars psueEre tyre plate and ca
irs We alSn pictures sitting
negative picture sud when held to he lih
pernetI7 The Anhrotypes are drrahfe
Rn;shsd entirely air and water tight
he .ASrE In all kinds Of weather ~.
afits Ting from 10 TO 20 sseonds shildrc1
fr,r n seconds. Pleass cali and see spsoimens
fefs a. ". ". TILEsToN.
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wfIITE Lean, REQ LEAD AND LfrFARGE.
W. hand aud Offer for SAFE $50 tons % WITT
ST LEAasn naekases Of 2SA 10. 2o, 9g1 ana Ne los
unSrrpessed by aay in quality --t.z 80
Eork and Phtiaas lPAa. 20
take eef all chang in ths nark ete are nal
soil cash proDft rs dealers, %
faborabIs Eaatefn iab5ieg beuSesa
ar b. hHzsescls spsTnlifuge flrnisbsi with EpEah
z ouch Spanish direefiensl sasa-Fsss nhlS-anfw
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NEw. sSD. s'Eaip s.nor.s
---AIcE TNNEVT e. Tr0NIr E,fAt ?


WATER ST lSExr EIrEv LoBgs So.
"a RE- now reaevins penjng desirable ,f
"A spriaf an summer gods. eoAssting every
variety us1ay kept in airy good Store Silks Call1s.
Lace ana Neap7fiau Rhons.z Lace ed
10 seiuia -sa VrttyCiohs Gasrasres, PantEoves
Vsstiag. in rich rrofusian. .Ee. II NE&tS ap3
,agaa NEsW ssPERAN G. GOODS. lfss.v.
az EES& PRESTON on ist Ssreet have just r-ssived
f their first ias,SAeht OF new snd seasoasbe Goas.
Consisting in part Of sr g4.fss = --a4Ae go %
Blsarhe,i an -hrewn Muslin; csnnelton SAeetirgs:
Red feki"gs all ausitis Plain strp'd aud fancy Cot.
Plain dark aud sold-mixed BrIlihg. D. Saa
Twesds Brown Linen Coating; . g9i
ShrtinR Checks; Apron Checks i- y faet 10
Siea aud coiored Linen Ilack: TaaTis
Table Diaper; TwilIed leans: nfE aoirzrsf ~
sosbs, all eaIsrs niasonaI assiueres; ssia
Cassimeres, e s. %; sli- Regatta do .
SStiH.ts. do. .....ss ~ - -t- 'as e zoe
saper Rich Fancy; - super MaSaer coIors; ri g
Hue and White s7@i d. Purple; tsF3l u 81
Bae anasorA q e5-ss.., DO Pink; 5as & So :
oFAngs F-rnttHre, new ssTies. - -. ., = 20. %
Rich Fancy; ~ Rich French: -
20 ~ >" ~ DRESS GooIsS - ,siis s8s ia
paek Dress silks black aud coiorcd an al pseas
Plaid Cir phans eneh do. Brregs de Ladies
mi ain ana printed Mnll Book Ntsus
hoek caTnbIies. Boa and Cap Ribbons bAey EdSing
I = .sg -7 $3.50 SrRAw dooDs &C. aFflTysGoe
Fla Lczhorn HAS P.lin Le1f do, SHANGHAI
straw Braid do black brown and pear Iunss.
an Nstopai rtis s. oel dol Plain col d ofrau
8onnsrs, silk and Lawn do. ~ q zee .fre
l. Ladies Msesi Kid, end Eaane' ed 1Sootee
aud Blskins Mems Goat and Calf Msnroes and Brogails
Children You hs do tg"thor with st" and complies
ck Gloves and Hes cry bread Neeas i'uttens. Pins
Hooks AID Ey Combs aud all notions line.
ah2s DIV KEEN & PRESTON
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" 8 ALKINn- n. 8. oALHoUN. 8. ALkiSEs
-ALKINE, C NLHOUN CO.;
Wholesale Grocers, Commission s. Forwarding
AaHsa ?, t-ef p x C H A y I s.. e.rs
No 20 South Levee St, Louis. Missouri, =.
A FULL assortment OF Groceries always on hana. rs
II paid TO the c. mmission ane Fer"afs
aisn 70 f'linE orders.
F-RRFERENHES.-
JOS On ARIFs. President Bank o. missouri.
DASBY BARKspALE. Bsukors EaN.
HYDEN WILSON. S. q. DAVIS 4 Co., st. Louis
RURtcs. ) s. J. W. WISE j. w. MADDOX, u I.
Rosb MAN Vince Iues
LAUGHLIN, CRASE Co.. SAMUEL Oiks bEshST = .fAN'
Eya .tet<z-
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s7,lgn6ias sn,iBp Goods, = leg6.

-. Esalx - baTEEs1RsR4S q Cos
- --sss EXPORTERS ASH pi.A trRs -
Ia W o g Z L Il h y u : ! /. x G 90 y So
~ No. Is.Ppaep street. Gneinn ati. ssss :. $780,.
e5 oHsiIti51af sficth5 ff9~s n-res. Fsstinss.
Kt9h .fsmeE fa-Eishins ecds TaloTs' Tri-aainss
ycfy va7ie:y osgesies aasTtsd % ae'Sssars sr.
SIEK :}stfa. noiaaipE Ess5Frte1t ef
EiiiI Goods. lkihbeusI EfRrsers ~
STR " No itsst Sc, Ise Of r;zin and
fancy Srs~ ro1ae:a, Straw Trim vlinss. ss'-a
sera IN the vaasf sevarahle serrss. & = mhls Ins
sn ans So. lrla.ler !. sis ls,.ars .sE.r .els -
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R1cH.-One of the newly elected constables
got badly thrashed on Friday, bysa woman,
he was cndeavoringto arrest. Z. Our friend can
doubtless secure the services of the Crescent
City Guards the next time he is called upon
to arrestias woman. d ST TkHT9 Il
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C0PARTNFR~HIp NOTICE.

IN AvTNG in january last. disposed o. my heret in ths
g late arm of Morgan Preston. Ihave this day
70 rmad copqrtBership with my brosber Wm W AoFgsn
nnder the name and htye &W. W. MORGAN for the
purpose transs-tng gsaeral wholesale IN
shoes. Hats Cars.et j. IA. SAOh0ASt
Evansville Feb p, '56.
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DEEfNIsD stJf. AIRS bills Lo At. crushed aud Pou
III Per steamer Anseiops tina
sale by aPI3 1.. % ri u = = = y y, -
n A api3 ssssrfI1zf lleF4.fa 80 RESfoN BROS r
ESATEN LEATHER GtIT EiR : .-1Gents black drab
cloth. galrher boots 0Sfort and Prince
the mest fashsn nutaetsry East
apfE 7.ataTa 5aF1e zsh a-HESDRICKS & Aic REA .
AO!E SPHINts GsUODS.-Some Of the finest ana
NIL ayrst ppers gait kins aud ties brought
Tor aid all good things in our line
salt~t Fosters block. assn szada t-- r
heis ffa1r G4EEaT HENDRICKS MeREA. ii
4sI.ouR. bags Sd perior aour for saloby
n -apIt T4 gaF-1Ft8 sliERsffBEGER &C RSnN! :. p
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VALUABLE pasPGsSgx :,

FEHHE ulsEsgasd has for sale y ehSise building lets
I'LL which will offered reasonable terms. This pro
prly of the most desir able locations for
about the city. Good barsains viii be offered Cal
inni edIat.ly.g =, MORRIS s JOHN SON, 9
zpin Il 81 g,ss.L IL Efnos Real kStase az mt.
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-r-a-qr-E-<3 &-.A-Es SIS % z II II
=. =. = > - aslr,sI ..Eas Esass -.

y !. >
ga sEfaNs y fsfe Mt RIO = Es.ss- .ssi
NIL ainfnrms the cizens OF Vansxrli
60 nr-unt, generai. that he has ed TIE
X 4otyf srhurz nA is receive
nc b. huus sis and evils fgr
iasda f.rt. and heaGtf -Ily
.izats on the hia river. TheasaA!o vii he we'll epii
Ali uis from thu Fsspsviiie Herses oarr
- --a tAtAs O. Every astension VA &c ra
Yha nasroniss the house The prhtia arc hssPsssbN
.s t e Ha'S ls = ~, ! : . =
s2'',-r-,,. ~ sist sol -s-sEsEsE is sisa p" ~
e ~ltadaif . z o." y af1g aaf