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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-12-09
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-12-09

Sn Der Nadt Der 0abl, ais &c beTaHHt sr'
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man cine prcseBcn bon Sielen 3auirnten uno &c.
CAB lIa babn ipo 1tmann lcsirtr. gls man ba
auf bn srrufen bate, madte ct batb feline Grs
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-12-09
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-12-09
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SIM aisseltabn Depot In eaneaRer purpe DO,
einisen sn8cn ein junses feurises pferp, has In
eii lsdts 6ubrwsrt in Dem sprt Mdnncr la6tu
aelpannt mar, curh eas 9fefen elmer eceomitiss
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elmer Der SnfBrascn dtsr bas 8rcntturp lanai,
uno bas Yfero am Sdran,e fabts, weldbss au.
ssnblidiA pie sin 9amm lanS.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-12-09

nE @eti6 torn, i'm 5cloe lle6enb, iuirS
In sB'sccniin, 9neiana unO Satnpis ~ 10 mo
t2 Gents baS SuI6rl srrfauft.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-12-09

E9~ gia junee. Mann glameus geter 5rtemdH,
fer fir bic 6erren SGattrr une Gaufman, ron rer
Meunt Yenn Gurnab Sufs Gauutg, cine 5ntre
triet, bate am scrsbtsn Samilag ens unatdd,
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8ea's gSirttstduffn mar, ron hem unterm Cat.
tel tefns!i6en @iauIsfi gu fatItn unp in rine Gol>
dc Gage su ssratten, rab Gin Gab ees f6wfrtr.
labena Bassns User lcintn Scpf saa unb itn
In @5tiide sermatmte. Gr bintsriibt cine 5yau
une etn Sinp, fencu un;eittgn Scp ;u tcfiasm.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-12-09

OF Dsmcfratilte 3etunsen riitmen Ben frtieF
artdtrrn bic Seanunsfn Der SelaUsrei in fer jrbs
isen tarten Belt. 3as gler Srltans Delta,
oeiTen Gpitpr letll Sdtausnteiiber IN, Iagt, mis-
12 8uI4rl gBeH4Fptn unb go 9hno g6peine.
ileiiA F5nne man fineR Geapen cas- 9abr fiber
fiittsrn unb NIT SIS trfisibsn. Nun, ibr freicn
9rteiter. batt 9br feline 9uR, fir t2 gu(6el
g8stidfOrn, 60 9fuuo SGwclnsHdf6 unp SIS
pertb 3lsisr has Satr une griscI mad esrs
Sensluft Srtapcn 3u perpens Die DemUtraisr
meinen &c rifentar lebr gut nit Sud
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-12-09
Elm Mann prrbrannt.-iein tfJann
erfrorci1.

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NCVrmtsr teridtst Gorise ylatt trlnnte Sater
Dic@dts. Gin mcbltefannter tatbeIilher prelier
,u tSot In feinsm Bette. mrthrs pSbreno CT 6Iief,
duf irSenc rine geetie 5eaer fins. Das 6euer
beitrdnfte ld nur auf bic S6IaHlatr erIt ant
McrSsn murpe has lsuslid sntoedt pur6 einen
aneern gtitfer, ser in her aniio6snpen Stubr
Gdlief.
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0leile pon bsm DIT, in cinm @rbSl, bic eei6e
einss untrfaRnten IanHss scfunrsn. Gr mar
srfrprsE.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-01-09

Catawba, - - - Pale Sherry
AND LAVENDER,
for sale by G. A. LIGON g. co.
'4e WINES. 8 itae
MADEIRA, Old Port
Dry Wine, Teneriffs, p
Ladies DO, ~ 80 Malaga.
Sparkling Catswba, : clsret,
Schuman' q Victoria 80 Mnscat,
LONDON PORTER &SCOTCH ALE
In pints and quarts for sale BIZ
g. A. LIGoN & co.
FINE CHEWING TOBACCO.
Langhorn Golden Leaf, n
Rarnes Fig Leaf, ~ tfss@.
Uncle Toms Twist. III
Southern Belle. $500
Iorsale by c.. .IIGON e. co.
SMOKING TOBACCO. ~
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-01-09
Wheat, Wheat, Wheat!

The undersigned. havtsg conoleted their SPLEEN
did new FIGURING Mill atTrices Landing, are ow
prepared 10 receive aud pay cash for any quantity
Of Wheat at the highest mnrketories. They will
also manufacture Flour on cor mission upon as
good terms as other Mills; and cir Mill being on
the river, offers superior advantages to those who
desire 20 ship their Flour on thr own account.
They will receive wheat on exehage rs customary
and grind corn for the usual tou Believing that
they will be- able to give general abstraction they
respectfully solicit the patronage tbs people
f9INEEXTER, PETUS & co.
New 7, '56-3m
BJHopkinsVille Press and ratrt, Elktoh Ban
nsr, and Russ. Herald copy mont and send &C is
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-01-09
Land for Sale,

Pursuant to an mterlocutory decree Of tho chan
Gerry court at Dover, Tenn, made at its October
term, 1856, in the cause Of Richards g. Lewis
against Zachary Shaw, will, on the LIST Monday
in January next at the court house in Dover, offer
for sale, to the highest bidder, the vssguabie
tract OF Lassd opposite Line Por', in Stewart
county, Tenn, where Zachary Shaw now resides
Said tract Of land contains aboat he acres 40 or
so acres of which are cleared and under good
state of cultivation, and has upon It good dwell
ling and all necessary out houses, &c. II also has
upon il a Ferry Landing and good orchard, and
will be sold upon credit Of - months, purchaser
giving bond with good security and lien retained
upon the land until the purchase money is paid,
and cash reserved sufficient 70 paw the expenses Of
sale CLAY ROBERTS, d NJ.
4 OCT %, '56-I0w--prs fee Sll.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-01-09
N @ Z IC E..

BY virtue of two Executions, one issnsd from
the Circuit Court of Montgomery county Tenues-
see, Ia favor of Oliver Thompson vs. Brian, Newell
a. Co, list Of October, 1856 also fone issued from
the Chancery curt at GAINESVILLE, 23d Of October,
1856 In favor Of ]. G.. Hornberger receiver Sc. VS.
John II. Pntchstt g. p. harmon, will sell on In
2Ilh Of Dece mber, 1856, TO the highest bidder for
cash at the Court House door, Houses and two
Lots on which John II. PFitchett now resides, in
the town ofClarksvllle, Montgomery County Ten
nessee, containing ia all about two acres. Said
lots of ground are bounded on the North by COM
merce street. the East by the IL, OF Joseph Fos-
ter on the South by Deg Alley, or Clay street, and
on the West by First Cross street. The above
described lots Of ground Ors sold as the property OF
Jshn Ii, Prtchett TO satisfy ths executions above
nameds 70 satisfy The said y. Thompson aud J. q.
Hornberger, receiver, their debts ai,i r,ost Sale
within lawful hours. TiOS. hAMEY,
saf Of Montgouery Co,
Dec enber ;, ls5e-sw
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-01-09
LAND FOR SALE.

The uadorsign'i offers for sale. upon favorable
terms, the following Lands situated Duck River,
in the county Of Humphreys, State of Tennessee
One piece about 5 miles from the mouth Of SAID
river, containing about 400 aefss-l20 acres of
which is bottom land equal in quality to any land
in the State, the balance is hin land well timbered
asd watursd, with never failing springs, also sup
pesss to contain large amount Of stone COAL Iron
and other minerals. lalso offer for sale another
tract of Land in the same vicinity containing
$50 acres, which is first class bottom land, except
location for residence on the hill. For further
particulars enquire of john Cobb, Madison Indi-
ana, or s. NJ. Neblett,i the immediate vicinity
of said Land. JOHN COBB.
Nov '56-1m 4
Nashville Patrist copy month and send account
10 this Office. iaft g..
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-01-09
Fall and Winter DrY-goOds.

Just received by Shelton and Balihrsp at their old
stand ON Franklin ST, (nearly opposite the Court
house,) where they would DO pleased to see their
friends aud customers, aud the public generally,
and feel assured In saying that they CAN offer in
ducemenis. both In prices and styles Of goods.
Large aud wen assorted stock of Ready made
Clothing; Bed, and Negro Bankets, Hats, Boots
and Shoes.
To the ladies' we would say that we are always
plensed 10 SEQ them, and viii take pleasure in
showing them handsome assortment Of Dress
Goods fhe Moise antique and cloth Clocks, cloth
and silk Talmas, FINE ASSORTMENT of Shawls, chill
dren's BIooner bits and Talrnns Hndmsny other
desirable goods. We respectfully solicit call and
promise TO charge nothing for showing goods and
prices " SHELTON a. DALTHRoP.
SEP 10, ,56-4 tet sftft ps
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-01-09
Oct 10. '56-2m. ~
ELDERS BLOCK WAXING UP.
Elders block waking UP.

IF there is any one who thinks that Elders
Block is no,sup 10 the times just lei shem osa
next door TO John $. Hart & Co., and SEQ ths
elegant Drug Store, fitted up for Messrs Thomas
~ Bro, and they will be compelled L, ackrorl
edge that M.ior Elder has surpassed every BODY
in taste aed elegance, in fitting up his ousss for
his tenants. Messrs r. n. w. Thomas g. Co,
now Thomas & Brother, have removed from their
cd stand at MCClure's corner to their new store
where they win be glad to see all Of their old
toners and where they have every convenient
for the dispatch Of business. e
Feb. 8. '5s-ti.) THOMAS a BROTHER.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-01-09
Arrivals and departures of the Mails.

NORTHERN, via RussellvilIe and Louisville, ar
rives every day except Sunday, at
PM; departs every day except Sun
day, at l0A.gM
NASHVILLE, via Port Royal and Turnersvile
arrives every Tuesday, Thursday and
EtE Saturday, az ~ M; departs every
Wednesday, Friday and Sunday, at
Sam Closes at 8 the night before
NASHVILLE, via Fredonia and Sycamore Mills,
arrives every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday, at 81 p M; departs ev-
cry Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
at21R a. m.
HOPKINSvILLE, arrives every "Wednesday, FRI
y t.Lt day, and Sunday, ct Az a, m; de-
parts every Tuesday, Thursday and
30 Saturday. Closes at l01 a. m.
ELKToN, via Pea Ridge, Roscoe and Trenton, ar.
rives every Tuesday. Thursday and
-5,. Saturday, ct u p. m departs ev-
- cry Monday, Wednesday and Friday,
~ et..t at 10 a, M Closes al a. m.
WAvERLY, via Dailoy's, Palmyra, Yellow Creek
Sailors Rest, Danielsve and White
Oak arrives every Wednesday, at 10
3 ler m, departs p. IN.
CENTREVILLE, via Richardson's, McA listers
gs Roads, Pleasant Mound, Barton's
Creek Charlotte and Vern IN, arrives
every Wednesday, al p. M. departs
f.s every Monday al 6 p. m.
PEACHER'S MILL, arrives every Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday, al IL mi;
departs at l2x pm.
\; c. o. FAxoN, P. M.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-01-09
Cut and Dry & scarfalatie,
for sale by Gs'A.LIGON e. co.
C'8ARSl ClGAkSR
IN CARNCERY AT GAINESVILLE.
Phillips q q Jordan 4 , % BIZ

II. II. HOLSTER and others i
In this cause ii appearing to Tho satisfaction Of
he Clek and Master from the alngationsln the
80 end the sfidayit thereto ika. Lafayette La
Btitrean and Olmstead II. Hollster are non resi-
telts Of the State Of Tennesses 20 hat The ordi-
na process of Law cannot be ssfyed upon them.
] Is therefore ordered that publication be made
for l,ursuceessive weekSinths q erksville Chron-
els, news paper published. 10 ths,ovn Of Clarks-
vide requiring said non resident defendants 10 APP
pear Sefore the Chancellor a the texi term OF The
ChaneNry Court to be held at ClsFksville. on 3rd
Menday Of April, 1851, and ples4 answer or de
muI 70 tfe Bill. or the same will be taken for
confess,d and set down for heating EK Farte.
I HOS. j. MUNF0RD &. & M
Dec. B. lS56--4wprfs3OO M
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-01-09
Zane Ieridn for Sale.

THIS. valuable property lies on the CumbAr-
land River, one mile above Palmyra; Il conts ns
1873 acres Of land 100 of which IS cleared, under
good fence and 10 fine state for cultivation; the
balance well timbered. There are never f.iliNt
Springs. and water running entirelytahrourh tho
farm. IL is bounded north aud south BY public
road. aud the GAINESVILLE, Louisvllle and Memphia
Ra-read runs through It. II contains a dwell
ling negro cabins, grainery, and thcr out build
irgs Tire ,sboye property offer at private sale,
liberal terms. For further particulars apply 10 10
al my residence, on the Chs lotto road, mi O.
south Of Ciarksyills. sos 's3nstsaaf ts.t
j. w, USsERy.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-01-09
CHANCGRY SALE OF IL VALUABLE
SLAVES. p M
J. o. Shackelfokd
r. Baxter Eft ais.

In pursut nee Of an order made In this cause al
the October orm, 1856, of the Chancsry Court at
Clarksyillo will sell TO tbs highss bidder al the
curt House in GAINESVILLE on the 9th day Of
January 1857. IL heing the ! st day of the Circuit
Court, IL likoy aRd valuable slaves, the same
mentioned ID the decree, consisting Of No l
Blacksmith, 3waggonsrs, furnace keeper, BAL
snce ore bank banda. A Mol cook and washe r,
9 goo1 house sersuts and likely pillow hoy, &c.
Terms OF saie- credit IN Ill the Isl day Of Oc-
tober next, notes With two good securities requir
ed. TH')S. ]. AUNFN RID G. l.. NJ
Dec. 70 1856 ids ~.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-01-09
cHANCEeY SALE.

Randolph Burns or his Guardian &c Ex
rartce,
In pursuance Of an ORDER heretofore In this
cause made by tho Chancery Court at GAINESVILLE,
win sell to the highest bijder the Court House
in ClarksviIle, on the 9th day Of January 1851,
il being the LIST day Of the Circuit Court
A negro woman and child both very likely, the
same mentioned in the decree
Terms, one half cash. Balance on 10 months
time note with approved security.
THO. ]. MuNFORD C. &. M.
dee - sc ids
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-01-09
"a e 4UO 81 bSOItIbLI
M IN THE
Cosmopolitan Art association

y. IN MARBLE, LIFE SIZE.
Together with the following Groups and Stat
utos in Carrara Marle--of the
STRUGGLE FOR THE HEART,
VENUS AND APPLE; PSYCHE; mazda
LEN; CHILD Oh THE SEA; INNOC ENCE;
CAPTIVE BRO; AID LITTLE TRUANT;
With numerous works In Bronze, and collection
CT SEVERAL KINDRED.
FINE OIL PAINTINGS,
by leading artists
The whole of whicl are to be distributed or al !.
lotted among TIE subscribers whose names are re-
ceived previom to the
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-01-09

icoueiy Court met last Mond,y. his honor
fudge Wisdom presiding and a large amount
sf b,isinsss. was transacted. TIE Election o.
Tax collector came off, and Henry Lyle was
duly elected, he vo,e Of tho Magisrnes stood
ias follows LYLE 10; LUior II; scattering 2.
Dr.. Wilcox, resigned the office of Noary pub
: lie for the county. and 7, w, Ring Nns elect
ed In his siesd. A motion was bcfoIs the Court
70 have a cuppo erected on the Court House
and for the purchase OF large bell, but was
not noted on, as usual, the town was flled with
people aed Il being the LIST. Monday IN January
great many negroes were hired, Sock sold
gslso furnilnre, producing cousideiabe confu.
slonland nclse. 1883. -.. \...-F
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-01-09
PATENT
AMllRRlAtrIYfpINSln

MRS, DUKE having purchased the right OF
Montgomery County to make AmbrolyPeN, and
having taken instructions Of Mr. 'froxel Of
louisville, Ky, is now prepared to nf'sr TO her
customers this beautiful style ~ pictures. attrc
ting so much attention. IN this Edslen ciirs.
az Ambrolypes arc niadA 10 ClarhsvlIl.. cniy
BY Mas DUKE, onthe corner near The z. II - aies,
and IN All kind Of weather.
hnrf az lR56--lf .aa .t tf.f
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-01-09
cHANCERy SAFE OF 5 NO, NSGoEs
ThosS }. MunfOrd
r. 4 Aiunford Et ais.

In obedienceh an order mads ia fhiseause al
the October sefm, 1856, Of the chancefsC curt at
Clarksville vih sell To the highest bidder AT Tue
Court Hotse in Chfksville, on the I2lh day Of
January 1851, FIRST day Of Circail Court the ne
eroes menhOusd IN The lsadlags consisung OF a
map, wonsn, gihl3, boy n, and gin years
sld--sotd y family, all tsgether.
These ngroes are strictly Mol, both IN appear
anee and qpilty, and are sold forno fapit but d.
Vision pmotg the parties. MA
Terms; Cns fourth cash, balance H. i2montlls.
Note With god sscnFlty reqeired.
VIM. ~ MuNFORD.
Dec. le, lss6.its. Special Tom.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-01-09

Notice ssxtraordinary,


The undersiged having beenappointed Receiver
by the Eat Of Hon w X Turner in the case of
II Il Poston VS. his creditors In Chaucery at Clarks
vile, Tor the purpose Of closing an assignment
made vsaid Poston for the payment OF his debts.
w oufd,very respectfully announce 10 the pub
lie, that he has taken charge OF all the Goods.
Notes, accSants, &c, belonging to Poston & Rich
ards or II II Poston and intends TO take seminary
steps to wind up the busiuess.--In the meantime
will say u persons wanting goods, that the
Stocks large and W elf selected. and will be sold at
wholesale Oh retail at cost for cash. In my ab i.
sence Mr. Pdston will wait upon customers, and
give them bargains indeed. and will also receive
The money fot any claim due--or close by note
anything which may be falling due at the end Of
the year. .e9asa
My acquaintances know my way Of doing bus
mess. and il is, wholly unnecessary to multiply
words, for intend to close Hugh Poston>s bust.
ness and give nh mind ease--so come with your
money aud buy his goods and pay what you owe
him, and by 50 toing you will confer favor on
him. his CREDITOR and your humble Servant
July 25E6=tf THOS. ]. MUNFORD.
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NOTICE EXTRAORDINARILY!

Having been appointed Trustee of Jas. i. Riggs
for the benefit Of certain creditors, and having
complied with the Proy ions of The law, hereby
notify all who are Indebted TO the sand Riggs, to
come aud pay up immediately at Riggs old stand;
and all those having claims guiust the said Riggs
arc hereby notified TO file them that they may
be paid according 10 the terms Of the trust deed
. Jan. 9, '5G-3m b. "A. ROGERS,
H I..r Trustee,
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KIN ISLAM d & Gu dy
i' PRoPRIETORS OF
Broadway Foundry,

d. d. a..a--. OHlNi 1919 49,
2 Manufacture Steam Engines, al sizes. Boilers,
Sheet Iron worker, Mill Machinery, Iron Fro nts,
&c, for Houses, Sasar Mills. PArker's Patten
Water Wheel, Johnson do do ,do Tobacco Pres
sas, Oil do, hydraulic dot Lead Furuaee Cast
iugs; and Iron and Brass Castings Of Every De-
scription. is.t S-rtl
sept '56-ly, D.r
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10000 Applo Treoa

OF choice variety, fof sl,ri s.eaO Of item . end
years old. offer Them At IS cents each, ana
the purchaser may rely npon getting the best ac-
cllmaied fruit Also. Fears, Cherries, Peaches,
Plums, &c, low as eau be olaained at other
nurseries. One mile aud a huh from Claiksrills
on the Nashville l'iks. W. FttI..
Oct D. 'JGtlLa
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IN CHANCERY AT CLARSVlLLE.
President and Directors Brancl Bank Of Tennessee
at Clarksyie,
vs. -
JoHR II. Jones, WA Jonas, B E. Jones and Jas.
Gordon. 4 r--'
ArTATcHMESr BrL.

hTTATCHMENT Bill, ~.
From the allegation in the 81 and affidavit
thereto-it appears to the sntisas ion Of the Clerk
and Master that the defendsNts w A Jones, B L.
Jones end James Gerdan are non +csidents so that
the ordinary process OF law canno, be cerged on
them il therefore ordered that ,vbicaiiou be
made for four successive weeks, ia he Ciarksvile
Chronicle newspaper published IA Clarksville,
Tennessee, requiring said non-resiie's defendant
10 appear at tho next term of the Cha,rerv Court,
To be held at Clsrksvile on the Sd Noisy Of April
next and plead answer or demur 10 c,mplainants
bill or the same will be taken for couhssed as TO
them and set down for hearing Elk Paris
T. J. MUNFORD, 2. g. NJ.
Nov, 7 '56-iw-pr's fee 50
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Moons ArxtNs aSp THOMAS, who very late
.ly pprehasrd The lsrgs polk es,ab isliqlent of
} X Smi b g. Cns are slaugh'ering from ; 10
500 daily, VIC learn that Il il difficultto get
rndicient udssnJ that huge prices nre being
given. Every avsilatle Iol in The pace is e L.
ed With hogs. u.
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ICE ICE ICE,

On Monday the 3lst inst viii open eur Ice
house to the public Our Customers who wish to
engage, wlpease advise us al an Early Day House
opened early each morning Tn0M IS & BRO.