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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-07
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uNAuHUANAS VAVENb u-SWs-
FORM AND COUNTER SCALES. vL~
GEO 4. EWING, Agt, li1 baltimore st., Md. MT
RAILROAD Hay and COAL SCALES, ii
set In any part Of the country, at short notice.
G. q LiyERMORE, Travelling Agt, l VI.
mar ~ w.Im. 49,
IN have now on hand an assortment
pf ihr above Scales which viii sell Mt Fac Nss5s1
tory prices A. u. RUckER, Agt,
mi lois = Lynohb
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-07

lust received new supply of these oaaes
ferent In shape aud appearance, but possessing
ed advantages of the old style.
The increasing popularity of these Cases q
their almost universal adoption, both al the N
In the hest Recommendation ni their many nd,hii
Mahogany, Walnut aud Poplar Collins KEEP
hand, Of every size.
Buriala attended with promrtneas aud deepn
aihle attention pad Charges materially redu
M NJ ia knp rnpN n
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-07

WANTED iMMLnIATI1l-1NEAlf VIZ 80 -, .nnty
w ALooN Nhhmhn0. ' ' Gl ASS KAlNE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-07

APECfACLES.-We wish tn sny to MI persOns
- may Of Spectacies that we have on hand
Gold and Silver, to suit all ages Also
superior article Of Steel Spectaces very light ana ncey
made
considerable experience in the Spectacle trade
. meet the necessities OF almost any case
Also on hand large lot of cheap Spectaces. -
ladies and gentlemen to examine our Stock "o
consider 10 trouble to show our Goods - -.
SILyERTHORN Cliff,
inn 15ts formerly ii. Silyerthorn.
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PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS

PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS
XNTHN PURCHASE PIANOS u no NJ IkRE-
w SPOASlILE TRAN LlIlNG AGENTSt when you
Petersburg the best quality not second rnte1
prices which viii he guaranteed to he as low nj ha
North South, from L.. =, NASH Piano Forte DEALER
corner of sycamore and Hank SITS, Petersburg.
Always hand between 80 and 10 Pianos l. select from
nearly all VARYING inaiyl ara insh. nov - tn
rENfr 1In aic tasisr.-rall at MUIR & STENENs. lst
door ahovt Powrs Hotel Petersburg, and see new aud
beautiful articles Cnstlrs. dee Its
4 inner and Tea Sets.-Frrneh China, Plain Git aud
- Decorated Dinner and Tea Sesluat received a fresh
supply supply Also, Iron stone Ware, White Grante
Ooa Stone Dinner Sets which anxious 10 close out i
fore moving Now tho time for bargains
Call GA door above Powefs Hotel Petersburg
drc MUIR a. STEVENS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-07

4 lIegh""y springs Wntcr.-rhc subscriber
IA has just received supply of this celebrated Mineral wa
ter direct from the Springs II carefully In bottles
and Is thought possess all the virtues the water drunk nj
the II is highly recommendation all of dyspep
STA and arrangement of the digestive constant
ply viii be kept ON hand JOHN IL SEAY. Druggist,
only Agent for Lynchhnrg
Also, regular supply of Saratoga Congress Water
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-07

W p
I'D TO THE SOLDIERS OF THE WAR OF 1919 kXS
Az Won will be in receipt of your LAND VAR
nANTs and | suppose each and every one Of you
wish 10 get very highest price can therefore, THIS Is 10
ofY you before making sale of claims you VIII give ma
ca1 hay, mnde arrangements IN New York, which will
enable pay than here or THIS SIDE OF New
York LafAaG ~ - W .an
INV 1ldsc,s Agent for Military Claims Lynehburf. Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-07

- CLOCKS THAT WILL GO.-We hnve
~ the house good assortment OF New Englani
n Clocks embracing the most desirable
A8 eight days thirty hours These Clocks are warrant
cd to CO. and keep correct time The history of Yankee
ocks has all tina, they the cheapest time
pieces yet introduced. ... .-
o. We would be pleased TO show stock at any time.
SILVERTHoRN a. Gift,
ian o6ts formerly II, Slverthorn.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-07

cns Cutters Mcns Cutters !.iust received lot
M very superior aoN MrA1 CUTTERS for cutting san-
mneng pies which far superior to any
thing OF The Kind In ta market They pHrc.
nariv family aso for butchers being nbaian
tally call aud examine them soon as they sre
grehl demand Will be at the Agricultural
Depot Of w. '. WHlIIGMohb bDo
lust below the Nofvell House, and adjoining the
Carriage Repository Of Capt j II Bailey,
nay An.ta Main street. LynchbarR.
Delaware State reporter. [volume] (Dover, Del.) 1853-1859, 1856-02-19

The 22D. On next Friday evening, we are
to have rare intellectual treat. at the State
House, in an Grafton by JoHN A. NICHOLSON,
Esq, and Debate, on the question, E" Are the
chances in favor of the duration OF the American
Union for century to come 2" by Messrs. GEO.
w. S. NICHOLSON and Gro. P FISHER. in the
affirmative, and EDWARD RIDGEIY and WIN. r.
MoRRIs, in the negative. As the literary repu-
tation of each and all these gentlemen is so
well-known to our citizens, we presume they
will gladly avail themselves of the opportunity
to be present and enjoy the occasion. Richard
sons Brass Band will be in attendance and add
to the interest of the exercises. See notice in
our advertising columns.
Delaware State reporter. [volume] (Dover, Del.) 1853-1859, 1856-02-19
From Washington.

WAsnrSGrox, Feb. 16-Gov. Shannon leaves
here this af ernoon, direct for St. IouiS, and
thence for Kansas lie will Immediately remove
his office from Shawnee Mission TO Lecompton,
the centre Of the prevailing difficulties.
Orders will be issued by the War Depart
inent this afternoon. and they will probably be
conveyed by Gov. Shannon to Col. Summer.
There is no doubt that they will be in accord
ance with the Presidents views, as expressed
in his special message in regard to Kansas, and
in his late Proclamation. and that directions
will be given to have those views firmly en-.
forced.
There are 500 troops at Fort Leavcnwor;h, and
400 at Fort Riley, to he called out if crcumstan.
ces demand
WASHINGTON. Feb. l6.-(Evening. Cover
nor Shannon before leaving this afternoon, fol
Kansas received full instructions relative TO en-
forcing order and maintaining the laws in Kan
sas. Every lawful expedient must be exhaust
ed, before resorting TO the necessity Of the EN-
ployment of the Federal troops.
Delaware State reporter. [volume] (Dover, Del.) 1853-1859, 1856-02-19

RAILROAD MATTERS. cars continue to
run daily between Dover and Philadelphia !; and
our citizeus, from the first, have evinced their
appreciation of the great convenience afforded,
by patronzing them to a very considerable
extent. A large number Of passengers and an
immense quantity of freight are daily conveyed
over the road, and the Company, to all appear
anccs, although necessarily under very great
great expense, is already reaping fair reward
for it's enterprise. No official notice Of the rum
ming of the line has yet, we believe, been given
to the public hut notwithstanding this, citi-
zens from the lower part of our State, in all
sections, and from the Eastern Shore of Mary
land, arrive here daily and :" take the cars. "
Thus it will be seen, the patronage of the Road
from this point, is not alone confined to the
people Of our town and vicinity; but, already,
before the fact has become generally known
that the cars are regularly running, people from
all parts are fiocking here, eager TO avail them
selves of the advantages the Road affords. This
| augnru we'll fAr tho present and better for tn,
4 future of the enterprise. rfas any uvuD.
of its success
Delaware State reporter. [volume] (Dover, Del.) 1853-1859, 1856-02-19
nNE wEFK LATTER FROM EUROPE.

UNE ZEN LA LIZ " Z NUN Cp1eV1 a.
HALIFAX, Feb. 1.-THE Royal Mail Steam
ship Canada. Capt. Lang, from Liverpool on the
afternoon Of February End, arrived here at
O'Clock this morning.
She brings no intelligence of the Pacific.
THE CENTRAL AMERICAN QUESTION.
The London Morning Advertiser has the fol-
lowing announcement -" We regret to hear
that Mt an interview which Lord Clarendon and
MIR. Buchanan had together at The foreign office
on Tuesday, very angry words passed between
them relative to the Central American question"
TIE PEACE NEGOTIATIONS.
The dispatches of the Russian government
completing and confirming the tclegraphic an
nouncemcnt of the unconditional acceptance OF
Austrias propositions, were received at Vienna
on the 23rd ult and courier Immediately con-
veyed them to Paris and London.
A memorandum, cmhodying the propositions,
had bccn signed at Vienna and sent to Paris
and London.
It is reported that the Congress will meet at
Paris on February 18th, that very little time
will be lost in the discussion of the subject, and
that the whole matter will be brought TO con-
clusion by February 25th.
The signing Of the prcliminaries prior to the
oncning Of the Conference. now only awaits the
arrival of the Turkish Plcnipotcntiary.
1t is stated that Prussia refuses to agree to the
conditions exaccd by the Allies preliminary to
her admission into the Peace Conferences and
that consequently she will he excluded from the
Conference, but be invited TO sign the hnal decd
of settlement.
Baron Brunow and Count Orloff are the Rus.
sian Plenipotentiarics assisted by Messrs. Tiloh
and Fenton Lord Clarendon represents Eng.
. land Marquis D'Azcglio, Sardinia; Count
Buol, Austria; NJ. Walewski. France; Deryish
Pacha, Turkey.
7 Letters received to the Both ult.. speak o
mild weather, and the resumption of navigation
, more or less. at Pau, Mcneil and Cuxhaven -
, The ice was breaking up.
THE cRIMEA.
The correspondence from the Crimea, from thu
: English camp, to January 18th, reports the ar
y nv healthy. The Russians continued to fir
It from the North Forts. Prince Gortschakoif hat
Il handed over the command TO General LADDERS
,e and issued new yaledictory to the commander
:. in the Crimea.
u On the 9th of January, the Russians made a
lie expedition over the ice to attack KertSh. bu
Of Gen. Vivian being on the alert, they retired.
Is ASIA MINOR.
Cen Williams was at Trifis on the 18th
n December awaiting orders from St. Petcrsbur
" MS 10 his destination. We know nothing
. Kars, except that the town is occupied.
= FLOUR WHEAT AND CORN MARKET.
m White Corn BIS Cd 39s yellow and mike
OF Corn 36S.
IN The Brokers' Circular quotes the decline
,o Flour at Is. Is Cd; Whcet Sd a 4d., and Con
Id. a Sd.
ss Mcssrs. Brown & Shipley quotes white Who
lis. I'd. lis. sd: red, los ID. los. 4d.
Delaware State reporter. [volume] (Dover, Del.) 1853-1859, 1856-02-19

BOOK NOTICES. New JERSEY FARMER
All the numbers of this work from its com.
menccment (five) have been received. If it is
not the ablest agricultural journal published in
the Middle States it is. at least, not far behind
the abest Published at Freehold, N. j., by
ORRrN PuARo & Co., for 81 per year. in adj
vance.
PErERsoN's MAGAZINE, as a load of wood
would undoubtedly be to some folks. at present
is gladly received. 1t always has something
attractive in it, and every succeeding numbet
equals. If it does not surpass the preceding
Published at l02 Chestnut street. Philadelphia
for So per year.
MAJOR JoNEs's CoURTsuIP. have received
a copy of this republication. Ifany one desiret
to laugh, let him read it--that's all. It is our
positive opinion, that if man under sentence
of death and sitting on his pine coffin, were t
read some of the Majors yarns-partcularl
that one in which he describes the manner il
which he " skinned the cat he would a
least smile little. For sale by T. B. PETER
SON, 102 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, and y,
booksellers generally.
"TIoME: Monthly Magazine for the WIFE
the Mother, and the Daughter. We have re
ceved the March number of this work.
should be taken by every woman in the Ameri
can nation. Published at Buffalo, N. Y, b,
E. I. BEADLE, for $150 per year in advance.
Delaware State reporter. [volume] (Dover, Del.) 1853-1859, 1856-02-19

THE RAPID CHANGES OF WEATHER In
our variable climate are peculiarly trying to the
constitution of the weak and delicate. Rheu-
matism, Pain and Aching Of the Bones, Neu-
ralgia, Hacking Cough, &C., not only affects
them, but seizes hold on many who are new
most vigorous and healthy.
To all such, we cannot in two strong terms
recommend the use of Carter's Spanish Mix.
ture. It cures disease by purifying the blood
and expelling from the system all the impure
tics which tend to generate or retain disease
it is perfectly harmless, and has gained for it
self reputation as an Alternative and strength
ening tonic. which is not approached by any
medicine now before the public. AS aremedy
for Scrofula, and the very worst forms of de-
PRAYED blood, no medical discovery yet made
equals it. The propretors of this valuable
remedy are in daily receipt of letters from all
part Of the country detailing cures by Carriers
Spanish Mixture, after all the efforts of Physi-
clans and the regular remedies Of the profess
sion had sgnally failed. We take great plea
sure in calling the attention of the afflicted to
its merits as medicinal agent of singular and
extraordinary efficacy. Janlo-lm
Delaware State reporter. [volume] (Dover, Del.) 1853-1859, 1856-02-19

igration into Kansas from the North and East.
And yet this has been done, and is yet being
done. II is not denied that contracts have been
entered into with transit companies to cheaper,
by doing wholesale business, the expense of
emigration, in order to fill up the Territory
with persons of freesol sentiments. In the
nature of man, one wrong produces retalia-
ton. Such has been the case here. Border
settlers have come in to meet this unnatural and
uniusti6able tide of emigration to Kansas. The
consequences is, that from the bona tide inhaoi-
tants of the Territory, and from those who in
the natural and peaceable order of things would
have become such, the power to frame their
own State institutions is wrestcd, by these con-
tending influences foreign to their Territory,
and which should never have been suffered to
interfere with them directly or indirectly.
But, aside from the origin and real ground OF
differences between these beligerent parties,
the conduct of the recently elected Governor Of
Kansas, in sending to the Governors of Other
States, and wiring letters to their inhabitants
soliciting their support and melting them to in
surrection, can be viewed only as very reprehen
sible. The movement is revolutionary in tn
highest sense. Neither the people nor the au
thorities Of any State have a constitutional 0
legal right to interfere at all in the case-no
even were the apprehended attack commenced
The constitution of the country has appointed
higher authority in such cases, ami to that at
thority alone should he have appealed An
his doing otherwise shows a determination o
his part that, whether elected or not. he wi
not submit to the decision Of the legally const
tuted authority whose province it is to dccid
the matter.
Delaware State reporter. [volume] (Dover, Del.) 1853-1859, 1856-02-19

SOMETHING UNUsUAL.-In order to give some
idea of the severity of the weather, we will state
that the lght-boat stationed on the Five Fathom
Bank, outside the Capes of the Delaware, was
recently driven from her mornings by the ice
descending upon her from tho Bay. This boat
has been stationed here for many years, and
never before was driven from her moorngs by
the ice. She is stationed so far from the Bay
that ice very seldom holds together long enough
to reach her. She will soon be replaced.
Delaware State reporter. [volume] (Dover, Del.) 1853-1859, 1856-02-19
THE MARKETS,
he -four market has been exceeding
ng the week, and in the absence of /;

THE JAMES RAY.-This vessel appears TO be
peculiarly unfortunate. She sailed from Phila-
slelphia last fall for Liverpool. and, on reaching
the capes. returned on account Of not being in
proper ballast. After much difficulty with the
crew. the cargo was readjusted and she again
sailed for Liverpool. After she had been out
several days it was reported that she had been
lost with all hands on board, but fortunately
this was not the fact, as a tclegraphic dispatch
from Charlestown. S. c., dated on Friday an
Savannah in distress. She is freighted with
-four and wheat, and from the report Of the
Liverpool market, we should not be surprised il
it would prove to the advantage Of all concerned
to sell out in the port she has entered. We are
pleased that she is safe. and hope that on the
next effort she will redeem her credit. Repub.
Delaware State reporter. [volume] (Dover, Del.) 1853-1859, 1856-02-19
THE TRIUMPH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES per-
feet cure of Epilepsy by Dir. IIamce's Epileptc
Pills: DuRANrs NECK,

THE TRItMPH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES per-
feet cure of Epilepsy by Dir. IIance's Epleptic
Pills: DURANT's NECK, I
PERourMAN's Co., N. c., Oct. l, 1855.
DR.. HANcE-D1ar Sir: Having been afflicted
with falling fits for some years past, deter
mined to give your Pills trial. advertisement
Of which saw in some Of the papers,) and con-
tinucd to use them for some months, until
was entirely cured. believe them to be first
rate article; and since I have used them,
have not had one attack, and am now in the en-
ioyment of good health. l am, very respect
fully, yours, &C., JON. j. JACOBS.
P. S.-The Pills we're recommended to me
by Mr.. Nathan Newly, of this county, to whose
address you sent them.
These Pills, besides curing Epilepsy, are a
specific for all notifications of nervous disease.
Price So per box; two boxes for So; twelve
for $2i. Persons enclosing remittance will
have the Pills sent them through the mail, on
its receipt For sale by SETH S. HANcE, No.
los Baltimore Street, Baltimore, Nd, 10 whom
orders from all parts of the Union must be adj
dressed. feb19-1tc
Delaware State reporter. [volume] (Dover, Del.) 1853-1859, 1856-02-19

ST.. VALENTINES DAY.--Last Thursday being
St. Valentines Day, quite an increase of drop
letters was observable in our post-ofice. Love
missives, bearing all sorts of superscriptions,
and containing all sorts Of scents and nonsense,
were freely distributed by our friend KILLEN,
whose percentage thereby was slightly increased.
We presume it would make little difference to
him, if the custom Of St. Valeatine's Day pre-.
vailed throughout the year.
Delaware State reporter. [volume] (Dover, Del.) 1853-1859, 1856-02-19
SHIPPING INV rELLIGENcE.
MAuoN RIVER, Feb. I6, 1856.

MAHON RIVER, FEB. TO, 1906.
The harbor is now entirely clear Of ice.-
Weather very mild. Wind southeast.
The fleet before reported are back in the har-
bor1s-yiz: Ellen Bush. N. b. Thompson, Alex
ander Laws, George w. Cummins, Manlove r.
oaatsle. Caroline Hall, Elate, Senator. Glass
Blower, w. Shaw Gratitude, G. NJ. Dallas.
They have made several attempts to get up
the bay, but found the ice bad in the channel.
I. J.K.
LATER DISPATCH.
FEB. 18.-Some of the vessels in harbor got
underway this morning and stood up the Bay;
but they have returned, and the captains re-
port the ice still heavy in the channel. Wind
west, and cold. Thomas j. CARTS.
Light House Keeper
Delaware State reporter. [volume] (Dover, Del.) 1853-1859, 1856-02-19
Later from MI ).
Capture Of Puebla By The Rer51utionisfs -Urc
lnia1tnI La IL II

Capture Of Pueblo By The Rev1lutionisfs- Uragd
Defeated BY The Government Troops
New ORLEANS, Feb. l5.-By the arrival of the
steamer Texas, dates have been received from
Vera Cruz, to the 18th inst. The Revolution
lists, under Tamariz, have captured Puebla, and
are fortifying it to resist the Government troops
sent by Comonfort for its recapture. The Rev
olutionsts are charged with having committed
many excuses after the capture of Puebla.
The soldiers under Uraga have been defeated
by the Government troops and general anarchy
and confusion prevails throughout the country.
Tamariz is said to be ye.y much in want Of
money.
Delaware State reporter. [volume] (Dover, Del.) 1853-1859, 1856-02-19
EouALITY ro ALL.--. arIrsx osa

EQUALITY To ALL.--- UNIFORMITY osss
PRICES.-A New FEAT6ftE. IN BUSINESS:
EVERY ONE MS OWN SALESMAN. -
JONES & CO., of the Crescent One Price
Clothing Store, No. 200 Market, above Sixth,
in addition to having the largest, most varied
and fashionable stock of Clothing, in Philadel-
bhia, made expressly for retail sales, have con-
sttuted every one his own Salesman, by hav-
ing marked in FIGURES, on each article, the.
very lowest price it can be sold for, SO they
cannot possibly vary-all must buy alike. The
goods are all we'll sponged and prepared, and
great pains taken with the making, so that all
can buy with the full assurance OF getting
good article at the very lowest price.
Also, large stock of piece goods on hand,
of the latest styles and best qualities, wnich
will be made 10 order, in the most fashionable
and best manner, 25 per cent. below credit
prices. Remember the CRESCENT, in Market,
above Sixth, No. 200. JONES & CO.,
nov30-fv Philadelphia.
Delaware State reporter. [volume] (Dover, Del.) 1853-1859, 1856-02-19

CABINET MAKrNG.-Messrs. JAS. L. VosHELI.
and DENSEY STEVENSON have opened a cabinet
shop in the third story of the REPORTER Build
ing, preparatory to the erection of their ware
house on Loekerman street. Being good work
men and attentive to their business, COM
biniag an obliging disposition with Industrious
habits, we have little doubt but their services
will be properly appreciated in this community.
SEES their advertisement in another column.
Delaware State reporter. [volume] (Dover, Del.) 1853-1859, 1856-02-19
MooFLAND,s eERMAN BIrTERs. ..c.riln

HOOFLANDS GERMAN BITTERS.--CertifI-
cate of Ralph Lutte, Esq, editor esprit of the
Times,' Ironton, Ohio.
IRoNToN, October 80, 1851.
DR.. G. M. JAcKsoN-Dear Sir: The Bitters
arc in great demand here. In addition to the
quantity sold by Monkey x Barber, your agents,
the two other stores sell more of them than any
other medicine. find they are much used by
convalescent fey err patients to rebuild their bro
ken constitutions l have used during the last
summer, in my own family, four BOTTLES. They
were recommended to mo first by ncighbor,
at time when my system was much debilitated
from the effects of q severe Bilious Fever. They
gave me an appetite, and restored a tone and
vgor to my whole system. In one of the Sep
TENDER numbers OF my paper, related my ex-
perience of the good effects of the Bitters,
since which time they have had large sale,
and have now become the standard medicine in
this vicinity.
In conclusion, l would say that feel great
pleasure in giving you this testimony of the
value and success of your preparation.
Respectfully, yours, RALPH Lutte.
See advertisement. feb19-2w
Delaware State reporter. [volume] (Dover, Del.) 1853-1859, 1856-02-19

In THE LIQUOR BUSINESS. -Messrs. Polk &
PALMER 1.-THE latter late of Leipsic, Del, y have
established themselves in the liquor business,
wholesale and retail, at No. AZ Market street,
Philadelphia They have our thanks for bot
tic Of "Old Cogniac," which, TO snt the times,
we have slowed away in our medicine chest, to
be used hereafter, as occasion may require.
Delaware State reporter. [volume] (Dover, Del.) 1853-1859, 1856-02-19

AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY or KENT COUNTY
We arc authorized by the Secretary to announce
that special meeting of this Society will be
held at the Court House, in Dover, OIL next
Tuesday, for the transaction of some very i'm
portant business. Members, and Others inter-
ested, will please bear this fact in mind, and
give attendance.
Delaware State reporter. [volume] (Dover, Del.) 1853-1859, 1856-02-19

SAsuEs, BLINDS &c.-It will be seen by ref
erencc to the advertisement of Mr. DAVID SMITH,
that he is prepared, at his new shop, in the
rear of WIN. CHAPMAN's carriage factory, to fur
nish sash, blinds, eto., as may be desired, and
to give attention to house carpcntering or any
other work in the carpenters line Mr. SMITH
is a young and energetic man, and we hope he
will receive due share of public patronage.
Delaware State reporter. [volume] (Dover, Del.) 1853-1859, 1856-02-19

GEORGE BUZENE, Esq, is our duly author
ICED AGENT to receive Subscriptions, ADVERTISE
rmcntn and Sobs for this establishment in New
Cns,Ie rounty. office, in Market Street, above
Fifth, wilmington.
OFFICIAL PAPER for the publication OF the
United States Laws.