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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-19

NkAND ARRIVAL, Of the In rge.t stock of
~ Ian and Winter Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
chased before aud FOR exhibition by the undcgned to which
lao CALI the attention Of his and the public
Al Hi goods selected with great s Vie, quality
aud price II want TO buy bargains call him he
j. determined IL sell cheap Tor cash To Country Mcr
chants be has only word and that H.
Pcnses further FAD and buy goods from him hU
:" III sell ns cheap house in Richmond Petersburg
OCT b-ta NATHANIEL ,IIHNENMEIMER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-19

hssrs fors S Genemens-f used portion Of bottle
OF your rn Oil Which you very kindly presented with,
add take pleasure saving thai found 1t erctuA In
Of the skin tor winch had been prsetsod
upon ior ycss by physeaps without receiving tie
lsaA bennett also ended Il friend OF mne who
tor months had been by similar eruption 81
the and he Informed short tme since that from the
use oil one bottle be had been entirely cured.
Respectfully, T. NJ LEfTWlCU.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-19

NJ
1VA iutnRms Gndcy Magazine. Arthurs Balmu : knek
crbockcr d. Frank Lesies n Y Jour- al Frank Lcses Ga
of Fashion Hunts. Eclectic, and Backwood iagslne
London Lancet American Farmer London Art Journal South
era Planter, Cha nbors journal Yankee Notions knck
knacks, Mrs stephens New Monthly The School Fellow
Subscriptions received TOR the above single numbers 70 be
bsdAt MORSES
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-01-23
no orr Subscribers.

We are now at the close of the thirtysixth year Of
the establishment of the Hisborough Recorder. In
looking our subscription list we have pleasure in
recognizing the names Of several steady friends whose
patronage checred in the outset Of career. To
these returnour hearty thanks for their continued
friendship and support, and also to respectable class
who have since come in, and by regular punctual pay
ments have enabled us to continue to this day.
But there is another Glass; and not very small one,
who have not been mindful of the comforts Of the
Printer whose arrearagcs have been suffered to accu
mulate for many years, with only now and then pay
ment, and in some cases none at ALL And to these we
more particularly address ourselves at present. We
aware that many Of them would have been more
punctua If we could have personally presented our
accounts to them But this we could not do, and we
are now suffering the evil Of it. In remedy Whereof
shall now proceed, fast as can, to make out
the accounts and forward them them; hoping that
there are many among them whose generous minds
will prompt them to speedy response. The accounts
Of those who do not shall be constrained to put in
to the hands Of collector.
There also our books many little accounts for
advertising jobs, &C.. some Of them of long standing,
and, separately almost too small to look after, but in
the aggregate they form serious amount. We can
not personally present them to the individuals for pay
mcns and to ourselves from total loss, all Of these
accounts that not speedily paid, must deliver
over to a constable.
The recent affection with which have been visit
ed and advanced age, admonish Of the necessi-
ty of closing up our business nigh as can; and
We hope this necessity will be SO apparent to large
portion Of those indebted to us, as to induce them to
call before the close Of the February March Court
aud make settlements. We shall regret ii any consi.
derablc number Of them shall compel to employ the
aid Of an officer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-01-23

A T}Rrrlsn CoaMoxER uroy THE Y STATES.
AT public meeting Of the Marspen Me-
chanics' Institution, at Manchester, Eng
land,) on the 18th December, Mr.. Bright,
Nj. r, IN the course Of asspeech deprccaling
the war, said:
Many OF yon have relatives or friends in
America, That young nation has popula-
ton about equal to ours in these islands 1t
has great internal aud external commerce.
thas more tonnage in shipping than we have.
1t has more railroads than we have Ii has
more newspapers than we cave. 1t has in
stitutIons, more free Than we have, the slave
~ Of the South excepted; and which is no
fruit ofits institutions, but an unhappy legacy
OF the past. 1t has also great manufactur-
ing interest in different branches. That is
the Young giant whose shadow ever grows,
and there is the true rival of this country.
How do We stand or start in the racer The
United States Government, including all the
Governments Of all The sovereign States.
raises in taxes probably lrom 9l2 900 900 to
9l5.O00. 900 sterling in the year. England
this year will raise IN taxes and loans and
will expend nearly 4i0O,OOO,0oO. This POI
pulation must raise and will spend probably
4S0,000 900 within this year mure than that
population will raise and spend. and in Ame-
sica there is far less poverty and pauperism
than in England. Can We run this race on
these terms and against these oddsi Can we
hope to be as well off as America il the pro-
ducts Of our industry are thus swept away by
the tax gatheIer aud in the vain scheme Of
saving Europe from imaginary dangcrsf Can
poserlybe lessene,l AIMING MS, can education
spread, can the brutality Of 50 many of our
population be uprnoted. can all or any thing
that good men look for come 10 US, while the
iruils Of our industry. The foundation Of all
social aud moral good, are squandered IN this
manner : Pursue the phantom of military
glory for ten years, and espcnd in that time
sum equal 10 all tie visible property Of
Lancashire and Yorkshire, aud then compare
yourself with the United States OF America,
and where will you be: Fsupefism. crime,
and political anarchy are the legacies We are
preparing for our children. and there il M
escape Tor Us unless We change our course
aud resolve to ,ilscUnnect ourselves from the
policy which tends necessarily to einbro Us
with the nations Of the continent Of Europe
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-01-23
Obligations of Railroad Employees.

In the trial for manslaughier Of Israel
Adams, tie engineer Of the Bur!ington'train
al the time Ui the unfortunate accident, Judge
Potts charged the jury as iolows:
% In this case u Is mt enough for the de-
PENDANT TO satisfy ynu that DIR. Heineken did
not use proper cautinn; he must 20 further,
aud satisfy you that lie was himself acting in
accordance with the obligations imposed upon
him by the law-was dang what was lawful
for him 10 do. and ii way that was lawful;
that he was not guilty 81 gross negligence,
carelessness, and reeklessncss himself; or
that. II he was doing an unlawful act, was
guilty Of gross negligence, il was not the
cause 81 The death, aud did not contribute 10
produce il.
a. Ii dealing with cases Of criminal negli-
genee whereby human life is sacrificed the
law seeks 10 protect society. Hundreds OF
trains are crossing every day through the
country; millions Of lives are every year
placed IN charge Of emplo,cs Of railroad
companies. These employees are now mum.
bered BY thousands. The negligence u a
swiich-tendcr may IN an instant precipitste
whole masses of people to destruction. The
negligence Of draw tender NAV hurl train
tuN hit ilAtl. ne HtghS'Ntc ~ az cuAt-
neer ia improperly constructing a bridge mas
doom hundreds TO death 10 moment. Trains,
through the negligence Of a single person.
may be run into each other and crushed. 4
train negligenfly backed. meeting an obstacle.
may destroy many lives.
:" These dangers. Of which scarce a week
passes without some example more or less
DISASTROUS, call loudly fur the checking and
restraining arms Of justice. II j. time that
iuen assuming the high responsibility con.
nected with the popular aud almost universal
mode IL tiatel should come 10 know that dis.
missal from employment Is not the only pen.
atty % gross negligence involving The des-
truction &c human fife; aud the saoner this Is
understood the better iur them. for IL will
induce greater caution; the better for com.
panirs, tor il will save them irom great losses:
The better for society. COZ il will secure more
safety. There is M question about the duty
u courts ard juries To convict aud punish
these offences whore guilt is pro,cd-l ..
guilt, for gross negligence which produced
death IS quit"
NJ. Adams was acquitted BY The Jury. The
evidence Got having been conclusive agaiosi
him.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-01-23

Tie Rseieh sianini las ,nme parental IN.
qnifies about Pfnf. Emmnns. The State Geole.
ri.l. Where arc ynn, nh Emmonsi" II
fandly a.ks. "ihc Governor wishes 10 know.
Ilr ha. any quantity II communications fryou.
butt. II loss 10 what Po.i.o1ire 10 send Them"
We take Il that ,he State Gcnlnrisl j., II this
moment. " deep 10 Tie bowels II lie ,anl," 10
nne Il lie western cnuntirs. Iial:ng more cnp-
per llian Won have nny i,lea of Bn, il il as liz.
liz =. he Professor r4u la. 70 uftm his snxions
frenda Of his wheteahenis. Suppasn IN aeri.
dent. ouid happen 70 hin. sappose he should
faIl inlo gold. copper ~ cod mine. ali aiienpi.
10 save him would lie il rein. Tell Ne where
you are, oh PfoifssoI vii H,rcH.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-01-23
jacksonville Female School,
ALAMANCE COUNTY, N. q.

ALAMANCE COUNTY, N. e..
'ENHE Fourth Session of this School will commence
on the Isl Monday in January, and close on the I'd
Thursday Of June.
The Proprietor has ample accommodations FOR board
ing large number of young ladies, and is determined
spare pains 10 merit the confidence Of those who
give their patronage 10 the School
The location Of this School is exceeded by none in
any par, OF the State for health, single case Of
sickness having occurred among lie paps, requiring
medical aid, during the time the school has been in ope-
ration.
Medical advice will he given, when required, without
charge, by the Proprietor.
The services OF Miss NJ. +. Marlborough have been
secured for the ensuing session with competent assist
ants if the number of pupils require it. Miss Yarbo.
rough i graduate Of Of the best schools in the
state, and the success which has crowned her efforts
the past session is the hest ienec Of her qualifications
for so responsible station The Proprietor, however,
exercises general supervision the school,
The course Of instruction will embrace all that is usu
ally taught in our best Female semnaties.
TERMs, per session Of five months.
Board per session, from rs 10 $50 90
Higher English branches, 10 90
Lower 6 90
French, Latin and Drawing, each, 5 90
Embroidery, 3 90
Music on Piano. and use Of instrument, Is 90
No deduction made or loss Of time except in cases Of
proifacied sickness.
This School is located ten miles north Of Graham, in
community both moral and religious and pupils are
afforded facilities Of attending divine service every Sab
bath - u,.renr
Watsonville, December, 1855. 90
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-01-23

CoLuRRp BiusvIsT.--On' Thnrsdsy la.i.
james Thomson. slii- James Busch. colored ~.
di,idaai was ifieI Oh IN indirimrn. Tor bicamf 1.
IL The Cnnrl VI Grnersl Sessions. HrppklyG. N.
Y. Il appear. ihn hs vas martisd 10 white
and pfelly good iuokng womtn. named Ellen
Nauglinn. ~ the lOlll d Sepenber las'. The
Rev. n. M Johnson oificiaicd on illc ncrs-nn.
llc Immediately shci removed 10 Connrcii II
with his white wiic. where he was arrested and
brought ba. 1 on warrant iss,iel on the com.
nllini ~ his c1.nfcd wile. 10 whom ~ Ind hesn
married srne yeats pfesnusl,, anil By whom
he hid lhnc. children. The iwa marriages BE-.
ing proved. The defendant was convicted and
sentenced 10 The Siate pnsnn lnr the Term ~ ten
,ea- ind iunr months. The woman Vaugl,nn
wa- awss ~ ihr fart ih,i Busch hnd wife
liSiug whrn .he married him. hni SHE said sle
loved him better Than any white man, and 90
united her iOHuHe will his.
Tsifsstsrg EFFo,s.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-01-23

NJ AGUE AND FEVER Of three years standing
Cured-Mr. John l.onpden, now living at Beaver Dam,
Hanover county, near Richmond, had Apue and Fever
for three years. most Of the time had chills twice day.
AMI rarely less than once he parchcd with fever
soon as the chill left him; and after trying physicians
quninc most Of the toncs advertised and every thing
recommended 10 him. about TO give up in despair,
when carter's Spanish Mixture was spoken Of he got
two bottles, hut before he had used more than single
one, he perfectly cured and has not had chill
fever aimee. Mr. Longden only one out Of thousands
who have been benefited by this great tonic Alternative
and blood purifier. See advertiser lent.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-01-23

A good anecdoie is told or nne Of the Chip.
peaay Indians now in The North. lie was
asked Why Indians did not copy the dress Of
our people. lie replied: !" Ne thinks We
started yuur fashions; ycur men now wear
blankets, as we do. and YOUR women paint
thcir faces and wear lcaihrrs'' good hlt.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-01-23

SOME swIsE.--Mr. H. A. Tat, Of Burke
county, killed twenty five hogs short tilHe
since. the aggregate weight Of which was
5000 pounds. The heaviest of them weigh,
ed 665 pounds. fifteen averaged 81 pounds.
and nine S9l pounds each /; or, taking the
whole lot together, they averaged attraction
over 5SO pounds. Ashcpiiie Spectator.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-01-23

INTERESTING TO HATTERs.--Audrew Nc
CURE, a halter of Albany. died last week
from the effects of handling furs, which had
been preserved by means Of some poisonous
substance. lie had burned his hand week
previous while finishing hat. and through
the wound the poison was introduced through
out his system.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-01-23
TIE FARMERS Gu.Ga

SCIENTIFIC - PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE.
~ iltsAt srffass. T. .. T. af F,iin5a.sh. snj no
late !. p NuaI0S. Pfclfssef o. slisiiis Agriculture
il u Gaitse. NcW HatsH. soils l.8saI Octave.
iat0 p9ets, I'LL aufastof aeai E tao Gt9,asihgs.
fs s. conlssnedly. Tie iaff p.tis Wass On AsH-
,al.ar ctci polished. al! ID Sff q i've i Nlief
sistehan The Publishers have it.risei isduee he
faer y
Eve Dollars fit .ae Two Ia'ames.i
Wien sent ~ msil CaSsi.tsiaJ j. caaia.ia o. ore
so1. lie pts eli - 81. u tstly obef p4ti cf TIE
mon aud H. Canada tp05piid,) 81. Ihis sgik is act
Tie ulJ . Book 4 the ftir.t
Ktrtancts 1T ans u nc sadss publications should
always be addF,ssf,I, Tst.iaid Ii lie tn!ltshrFs
LEONARD SgnfT Z 60.
NO. ~ eed otpei, Nsu ioft.
rsesAts 20 is-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-01-23

The Spanish Corte. has adopted, BY ~
immense majority, the sixth article 81 Tie
new constitution, which declares that no title
cf mobility shall be- required a. qualification
Tor the discharge II sny office. 10 the gift II
The crown or u The people. This sa great
stride towards The reformation 81 Spain, a.
IL exiinguishes the last privileges Of Spanish
mobility, and places the people OF all ranks
upon an equality.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-01-23
Round Hill Female Academy,


k'HE next session will commence on the 18th Of Ja-
nuary, and continue five MONTHS under the direc-
Ton OF the teacher, Miss Parry DuTY, Of Oxford
N. =. This Academy is situated in moral refined
and intelligent community surrounded with churches Of
different DENOMINATIONS and is about twelve miles from
Durham's Station on tho Central Rail Road Any per-
in the lower countiesaishing TO send their daueh.
tiers up the country TO find good school and healthy
section, will do well to send to Round Hill Academy.
This being the eighth session Of the school, | am
proud to say, that il has given general satisfaction MY
present teacher is mol be surpassed in any of the Aca-
denies in the State good manager Of young ladies'
Her performance the Piano and Guitar is equal 10
any.
TERMS OF TrIroS--per session Of five months.
Reading, Writing, and Arithmetic, IS 90
The higher English Branches and 10 90
Lessons on Piano, with use Of Insiru-
men IS 90
Lessons on Guitar, 10 90
Board can be bad in good families, in less than one
mile OF the Academy, ;or five aud six dollars per month
As have The teacher boarding in my family will take
ten o. twelve young ladies' al six dollars per month, no
extras. The session closes the 18th Of June next
which tine public exaininalion will take place. For
further Information write me a, Round Hill, Orange
= ! ID. G. PARRISH.
January q. 2i--
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-01-23

Hollowags Ointment anil Pills. a wonderful Cure Of
Ulcers in the Leg.-Fredeirk Hill OF Houston, Texas
afflicted for eight years with seven ulces in the leg
like the keys Of flute, which discharged continuously
and rendered his life one Of The greatest wreichedness
and mseryi many remedies tried ia vain; he he
came worse. Al last he bud recourse 10 Holloway
Ointment and Pills, and by pesevering with these
edics in accordance with the printed directions for nine
weeks, he radically cured and is now able to walk
better than ever he was in lis life.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-01-23
Ohiinary.

niei IL Ills county. o. the oh instant. Mrs. Hsa.
aisT GtFss wife Il NJ. Moses Guess, aged shout rs
years
Dic in Louisburs, on the lllh instant. Of pllino.
nary consumption, Mr. AtHER u. R,y, in The ioih
yclr II III. arc vi. nay W. formerly u this eoun.
y, but for many year. has been successful teacher Of
a female seminary in I.ouisbrrg.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-01-23

II u estimated that ii single province II
China alone one million persons have been
killed in battle, starved, or executed, since
The rebellion commenced,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-01-23

FaozEN TO DLATn.--We see in the virgi-
MIA papers notices OF the death by exposure,
in that State, during the late snow storm, Of
no less than eight persons. four white and
four black.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-01-23
TRIST SALE.

IVY virtue IL Deed u Tfutt 10 nc cSctuiei iy 10.
-eph W. Steel. fH certain purposes therein men.
tuned. shall sell iof ta.h % on sLoH rttd Il he
residence IL sid steel. 10 Aismance counts, one niIs
cisi II Hawii,d church. ~ f,aay ihr ~ dst II Frt
rtits. 1850. TIE tpwinl property. VIZ: rbg tfsci II
bIlal hing On ADAMS Cick. ard sdninins ii lands
u Alexander kiktaiick. James u. AiTigt inj ciIcfs
containing atiut iG5 lcrcs. mas less. Also iae,e
litely Ncarcs Tie most % whpm are young and tnlu
ap. Also ihrrc Wagons and tesf III had II lfifses
one Dar1urh aud Harness. one Buggy AMI u rss tsi
heal u Cattle fifteen head u Sierp. iseni, a,e heal
ii Hogs. ~ his Farming Tools blacksmith laels Cu.
ting Machine. WHEAT Fan Household end Kitchen For.
niiue; All biz fe title and inisra Ii reasin LIT
II Land IL the Nn q Gtahsra. containing about one
see. subject 10 matgnae II about is00; alo one
other Lot. containing about one hall acre which j. also
siiee 10 ~ incnmlance itf about lu0 ais1 an iHir
ftst Is nnr eighth pan n John hat prtht Icon Beam
rlou ,s he state u North Carsliua AID ssstn cOun.
ties ia Virginia.
JOHN o. HOLT. Trustee.
Deeealsf IL. Is
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-01-23
For Every Body.

gE'HERE is number of accounts still due on the books
Of ). ID. SchouGed. and as the time for collecting
them will soon expire, they must be settled
let every one who ever had aay de1hags with Dir.
Schooeld call and there is not account against
him, and thereby avoid the unpleasant visit of col
leclor. Fortearunce will spon cease to be virtue.
]. A. TURRENTlNE. Trustee.
January IA. 2l-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-01-23
FROM EUROPE.

The steamer Errics0n arrived at New York
on Tuesday evening from ilayre. having sail
ed on the 30th ult She brings % pa ssengers
and Paris papers &c the 29th, containing later
adyices than received per Steamer Atlantic.
Galignin's Messenger says that the Pied.
montese government is preparing addition
Al forces for new campaign. The min
ister Of war is said to have given orders for
a corps Of ten thousand to be got ready with
out DELAY.
Dates from Constantinnple to the 18th
bring intelligence Of the breaking Of the
Cri,nea sub marine telegraph line by stormy
weather. which still continued. -Four merch-
ant vessels had been thrown on the Crimea
coast, and three hundred lives had been last
~ shpwrecks at The mouth Of the Danube.
Several English gunboats were still com
ing IN the sea Of Azaii, destroying the Rus.
sian fisheries.
Gen. Williams and the other prisoners
taken at the falloi kars by the Russians have
been sent TO Tiflis.
Col. Schwsrtzenberg has succeeded in
reaching Erzeroum.
The Russians. on taking possession &c
Rars, fund there 5000 persons wounded
aud two hundred and fifty cannon.
The retrograde movement Of Omar Pacha
toward Redoubt Kale ha, been confirmed.
The quarrel AZ Kertsch. between the An
glo-0 Ottoman troops aud the Turks, had been
settled.
The steamship America arrived at Halifax
on "Wednesday night with Liverpool dates to
the 5th instant.
The Liverpool cotton market was dull. and
prices had declined ld. Orleans niddling
STD, do. fair 6kd.: uplands middling SD.
da. fair sid. BrcadstuIls were unchanged.
aud provisions IN increased demand. The
money market vas more stringent. Consuls
III s.i ST..
Count Nrssrlrodc has issued circular
stating that Russia will accept the third point,
relative TO the neutrality Of The Black Sea,
provided no ships 81 war shall be admitted
there save those Of Russia and Turkey, anI
that these tao Powers shall alune arrange
the number. The Allies reject this inierprc.
tation. Count Esterhazy has laid the pro.
positions Of Austria before the Russian Cabi.
net. Russia Is expected 10 withhold her a..
sent 10 tie upening Of the Danube.
Il - stated thai Ausint will refuse 10 JON u G
Allies even though lhe uzar nav HJrci ihr
terms II pence. Sweden j. thought 10 be pre-.
pairing 70 take The field ~ tie sung, Drnmars
IS reported 10 have conserved 10 the Bui'ii lleri
forming a rniezvnu. ~ Mel.
PINE t;nrsctaknn announces, December
lGi, iha detachment " t'nssarss bad III.
isa',d squadron of Cen. vi,isn's cavalry near
Kcfpcli. aud iaktn The Eogl ii commander ~.
.oner. The Ras-ian army ~ the Ctmea ~.
hsrn reinforced ny twn reGimsti- u hassafs.
Ru.sisns are marching ID Bfs.arabia. Oaei
/ pacha has renowned lis Intention IL attacking
/ kuia,s. ! he Russian. had taken rosse,sion !"
the dylil,s ~ Ilas.ani. MANY persons appre.
hcnd - a,iack ~ Efzcroum ~ The Ras.nus,
The greater PoriiOn Of Tie Russo.AsIan army
aill Niulei kars.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-01-23
mAaR1ap.

Ia Iii. county, on Thursday The 18th instant. by
". IS. Gness, Esd. Mr. Lorny X. corcn TO Miss
S,sc, Cars, daughter of Mr. Abel Cain, IL d Ills
county.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-01-23
ONE CENT REWARD.

O. away from The stisuiiet, Christmas week. an
~ appi,niice Is the name uf TllOS. ". CHEEKS.
will give 10 IN, person who will re;ufn him g. me-
One Tent rrNatd. tut no thanks. 40 peruns az ior.
I'D hlrhnnng " employing him. nnicr ilc itnsiiy of
'a' '.N' JOHN A. cox.
January g. s0--sw