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Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-08-22

ATTENDING CounT.--Wo noticed in Court the
other day, our old friend /. Baggs, Esq, late of
the Sacramento bar. Mr.. Baggs has permanently
located at Shasta, where we have no doubt he
will do we'll in his profession. He is an able and
reliable lawyer.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-08-22

3. HENRY WYMAN, ESQ announces himself ~
an independent candidate ;or tle Office of County
Clerk q UNmho1i Co
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-08-22

The TELEoRAPH.-The Sskiyou Chronicle says
that over three-quariers of the stock in the above
enterprise is already taken, and censiires the
merchants OF Yreka for their backwardncss n
aiding the enterprise.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-08-22

THIRD SUPERVISOR DIsrRICT.-Daniel B. Hickey
was unan imously nominated as candidate for SUI.
peryisor OF the Sd District, on Saturday last.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-08-22

From nuMBoLDr BAY.-We are indebted to J.
G. Messed for a copy of the Humboldt Times OF
last Saturday. TIE following items We gather
from that paper:
Brewer & Co. are giving Theatrical entertain
ments at Union, Eureka and Bnrksport.
Campbell's Theatrical troupe arrived at Union
on the 18Th lust, from tour through klamath
county.
Business Is represented as being very brisk
Large trains of loaded mules leave daily.
Messrs. Jacoby & Co. have just erected fire
proof building, lO4 feet by 34 1t is said to be
one of the most substantial buildings in the
State
The Indians in the vicinity Of the Redwoods
and Mad River are very troublesome. A young
man belonging to pack train was shot on the
new trail, near Mad River, few days since.
Numerous other depredations have been COM
mitted by them within few weeks.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-08-22
CAHON CITY. Aug. II, 1857.

CANON CII1, Aug. II, 1891,
Ems JoCRXAL 1t being ordered hv the Board
Of Supervisors that polls be opened on the day
of election in a liquor saloon. would it be illegal
to open them in some other place? ELECToR.
In answer to the above inquiry of Elector, we
have only to refer to the Act of the Legislature.
passed March 2Oth, 1855, creating a Board of Su-
peryisors in the Counties in this State and defn-
ing the duties and powers. The Board of Super
yisors have full jurisdiction in the matter Of css
tablishing election precincts, and appointing in
spcctors, &c.
We think TIE Board bhoud have used more
discretion in the selection of place to open the
polls. The more quiet the place the more har.
mony and fairness, and the better security to the
peaceful citizen TO exercise his privilege at the
ballot box unmolestcd. There is no remedy for
the evil complained Of by " Elcctor" except the
Board reverse their own order, which they pro
badly will not do-ED.
The following are the Democratic nominations
for Humboldt Co.:
Assembly, II. w. HAVENS.
County Judge, 4. J. HUESTIS.
District Atty L. NJ BURSON.
Sheriff, A. d. SEWER.
County Clerk. ELISHA CLARK.
Treasurer. JESSE WELLS.
Assessor, T. STANBURY.
Surveyor, J. S. MURRAY.
Public Administrator, JAMES LIGHT.
Sup. Of Com. Schools, L. II. HOWARD.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-08-22
Regular Democratic Ticket.
FOR GOVERNOR,
JOHN B. WELLER.

For Lieut., nant Governor,
JOSEPH WALKUP.
For Justice Of Supreme Court (full term,)
STEPHEN ], FIELD.
For Justice OF SapT-mc Court (uneXplrcd tcrm,1
=. II. BURNETT
For Attorney General.
T1IOS. II. WILLIAMS.
For State Controlcr.
J. W. VAUDEVILLE.
For State Treasurer, (fnll term)
THOMAS FINDLEY.
For State Treasurer (uneyprcd term,l
JAMES l.. ENGLISH.
For Surveyor General.
FORAGE A. HIGLEY.
Fer State Printer,
JNO. O'MEARA.
COUNTY TICKET.
For District Judge of 9th District,
WM p. DAINGERFIELD.
For Senator of 2lst District,
JNO G. BCRCH.
For the Assembly.
JNO C. CROWNINSHIELD.
For District Attorney.
JAMES GALLAGHER.
For Coroner.
LEVI REYNOLDS.
Superintendent of Public Instruction.
MICHAEL RUCH
For County Supervisors,
1st District, NJ. f. GRIFFIN.
2nd RICH'D CLIFFORD.
3rd " D. B. HICKEY.
Justices Of the Peace,
Constabes,
W. MALONY.
.................aC a Convention,
.................th the Debt.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-08-22
NEW ORLEANS BAR.
MAIN STREET. WEAVER

VNHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD ANNOUNCE
l. that this favorite place of resort is now open
for the accommodation of the public.
The BAR is well stocked with choice liquors
and cigars. and in connection with the Saloon
the proprietors have also opened RESTAU
RANT, where Board may be obtained by the
meal. day or week
Breakfast, ................lO 10 o'clock,
IluneT, .....-'.f
Board per week, ,......... $l2.
Oyster Stews, Eggs, &C., prepared at all hours
We have also adjoining the Saloon one of the
best POOL TABLES in tho place
AMEDIE CLARESY B. CO.
Weaver, Aug %, 1887. Std.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-08-22
S. MARKEWITZ,
For Constable.

WE are authorised 10 announce c. z. MERE
DlTH rs on independent candidate for Constable
in The coming election for the township OF Wea-
verville Site.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-08-22
Removal to the Village Cemetery of the
the remains of two Pioneers.

One day last week the remains OF the late John
Anderson and Geo. Pope Gordon. two of Caliior-
MAS pioneers, were removed by the friends Of
the deceased Fl ON the spot where they were
buried, near Mckenzie Guch, and inferred in the
Weaverville burial ground. The bodies of these
gentlemen were buried in u spot which their
friends at the time thought would never Justify
working. but il would seem that they were mis-
taken. A short time since ii was discovered that
some miners in there eager reach for gold had
worked to within few feet Of the graves. and
unless prevented would in short time be sluicing
their bones from there resting places, and wash
away the very ground which protected their
moulderng remains. Hence it became necessary
to remove them TO place more secure.
Many Of our readers will remember the death
of Mr. Anderson, and the fearful rctribution which
was visited upon bis murderers. Mr.. A. was way.
laid and killed on Rush Creek mountain. only q
few miles from this place, in May 1852, BY band
of Indians. As soon as it was ascertained that
be had been murdered party of men was or
ganized in this place under the command Of
Sheriff Dixon, among whom was the son of Mr..
A., who pursued them many miles through the
mountains and finally surprised them in their
ranchCyia in the night time. At daylight an at
tack was made. one hundred and twenty three
Indians were killed on the spot, three only were
taken prisoners, and il is believed that not sin.
gle escaped to tell the tale to his savage breth
rem. A terrible retributon, indeed.
Mr.. Gordon died on Texas Bar, Trinity River,
in May. 1851, and was removed by bis friends to
this place for burial. Like Mr.. Anderson. he left
a family ia the Atlantic States to mourn bis I'M
timely loss Both were affectiOnate husbands,
kind fathers and warm and generous friends
None knew them but to love them. Their ashes
are now safely deposited in the burial ground
ear the town. and will doubtless there remain
unless some enterprising miner SHOULD conclude
that the spot would be more useful for mining
purposes than as graveyard. We learn that it
is the intention of the Masons OF this place to en-
Cemetery. Why do not our citizens enclose the
whole Of the grounds now used for that purpose,
and thus gfford protection to the last resting
places of our dead viii not some one move in
thn niat
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-08-22

PAPERs.-We return our thanks to 7. ". & W.
J. Blake for supply of California papers this
week. We have also received from them any
quantity Of Atlantic papers and rul lics'ions
nla ~ zinoR. rlctnrials &c.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-08-22

Pacific BREwERY.-Our friend Walter. of the
above institution" presented us the other day
with five gallon keg of that peculiar flued
lager" with the request that we drink the
health OF that establishment Ii would be idle
for us to attempt to enumeratc the number of
times we complied with the request, or the vast
amount of mischief done our types during the
brief sojourn OF the keg. We recommend those
who wish good, healthy beverage for the warm
weather to repair to the PaeIfc brewery
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-08-22

Ex.Gov FoorE and Col Baker have gone on =
Fhort trip 70 Oregon
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-08-22
The following are the Democratic nominations
for Humboldt Co..
A U CTIO N.
--s+GD4b--
Ga M% ME "a rMT
BOOK Nszss5M 8 ALE.

Uf1 w AIIIJI5 OF
1000 VOLUMES
nF STANDARD AND MISCELLANEOUS
~ Works of every variety. and from the best
Authors, will be sold to the highest bidder, with
out reserve. in Weavervlle, on
Wednesday, August Goth,
at 10 o'clock a. m and will close on the same
day. The books will be open for examination
one day previous to the sale.
Those desrous of procuring nice selections of
Books for Library, will never have better op-
portunity a. ROMAN.
Weaver, Aug. %, 1857. Std.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-08-22

CANDIDATEs.-Sevcral new candidates for office
have announced themselves through the JOURNAL.
c. E. Meredith an old resident is amongst the
number, running as an independent candidate.
Ned's long residence in Weavorville gives him
an advantage over many.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-08-22
To the Americans of Trinity County.

August, 18, 1857.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-09-05

adopted IN convention, an Friday m.
gust 9S. 1855
SIGNED BY THE eFFIcERs AND bRaBERs OF THE
CONTENTION, AUGUST %, 1851 as
n t'Nse eopy: compared cdrSsRy scita ~ xhro.ed
cepg, deposited aoifh the Secretary ersAs z.r,tov
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-09-05
ARTICLE ELEVENTH.

Section l. THE Legislature may, from time
to time, establish and organize new counties,
but no new county shall contain less than four
hundred square miles nor shall any county be
reduced below that amount; and all laws
changing county lines in counties already or
ganized, or for removing county seats shall,
before taking effect be submitted, to the
electors of the County or Counties to be At
.fected thereby, at the next general election
after the passage thereof, and be adopted ~
q majority Of such electors. Counties now
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-09

TW tN< lOee0 iot0&e DeAUOcT0H.
To mn EusSu0 o. mn 6eAss DmspcaAr:-
Believing portion of On sstiele in the
Gazette Of Tuesday naeFning lAst, In relation
to the fire, 70 b pssvaaoa q thA truth,
and caleulAtsd 70 erssss the impression
ahsoad. that We are . ssl1ah people, il Is
desired you viii admit 10 the columns Of
your widely circulated journal, few words
In reference 70 the matter whilst the Ca
sette' adnatS cid vas rendered by citizens
in removing furniture and merchaadise 1T
must, in vain attenpt 10 pa6 our Fire
men, disparage the efforts Of oil otherA-
The Gazette says: but little aid was rem
dersd In working the enginea' This il un-
true. and in contradiction. ! will quote from
the Gard Of the Independent Fire Company.
who acknowledge great exertions upon the
part Of the citizens In working their sppsra-
tus.
The writer Of this. who had practical
opportunity TO judge of the sctious Of 9TH
err. snd. who ssw many Of our prominent
citizens aiding the 6remsn. fully believes,
but for such aid the engines would have
been Of but little use In sxtinguishing the
fire. 1t Is hardly proper for those who fold
their arms sad quietly look upon scene like
that Of Sunday morning. to be 80 severe
ON the actions Of o&herA win venture to
state that nsithee u The editors Of the Ga
xette rendered the least aid toward the ex-
tinquishment Of the fire, and were about as
capable to Judge who rendered aid At that
time, - they are Of the qualifications Of ex-
perienced pilots on the Mississippi river
As to the charge that Citizens would not
60 down TO the river and work, it is also
untrue. They went as soon Is they knew
their services were needed, but probably
not IS soon as some petty tyrant, in . Red
Shirt, desired
Our Firemen, generally, did all that could
be done under the circumstances, and de.
serve great praise for their exertions; they
have shown, that with experience, they will
compare favorably with those OF our Sister
Cities.
In conclusion, will mention, that whilst
acquiring such experience. it is hoped they
will learn that noise and confusion, especi-
ally on the Sabbath, do but little to extin-
guish fire.
CITIZEN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-09

from Brady TO Harrison streets, six inches
In thickness, instead Of II inches from IRA.
dy TO Main street-carried.
On motion Of Aid. Sears the Council re-
considered the action Of the election Of W
8 Collins . Co. iaaer to opsa and wid
en- Rock Island asrsst. asid Collins being in
terested. ...., &C..
On motion the Council went into an cleo
tion Of Commissions. and L G. Dessaint
was elected such Csnnisaioner.
Report Of The City Treasurer vas read
Aid. Sears offered the following Resolu.
ton: @rKa III
Resolved, That ths City Engineer be in.
structed to advertise and let the grading ON
Marquette street, recently voted. the same
to be completed previous to the first Of Sep
tember, and to be paid for in City BondA
Lost
1t was moved that the order given to the
Street Commissioners to grade Marquette
street be rescinded-earried.
Aid. Bowling moved that Committee Of
three be appointed BY the Mayor to confer
with Mr.. Newcomb, Mr.Smithem and others
on Main street, with view Of getting
them to agree to give the city forty feet Of
ground on the East side Of Main street.
South Of the College Grounds, to widen
said street
Committee = Ramming, Bowling. Jen-
nings.
Aid. Washburn offered the following Re.
solution:
Resolred, That the grading on Harrison
street, under the direction Of the Street
Commissioner be postponed and the same
be advertised to be lei by contract, the dirt
to be taken from Sixth street. the work to
paid for in City Bonds.
Aid. Sears moved to amend BY striking
out Sixth street-lost.
The original Resolution was lost. :.
The following bills were allowed:
W. d r. Krause, rent for Mayors
office, $50 90
J. Hall, chairs for Mayors Office, IS 90
State Democrat for printing, 80 65
Cannon d French, lumber for Ho.
spital, 1Oll %
J. A. Jenny, 18O 90
Cannon 4 French, lumber, SO 70
R. NJ Littler, engine expense, II 90
Cannon 4 French, for lumber, 26
VIM. Guy and others as Judges
and Clerks Of election, June
"A, 1857, 50, 81 90
Aid. Forrest offered the following Reso-
luton:
RESOLVED, That the Street Commissioner
hereafter be required to make his report on
the first regular meeting Of the City Coun-
ell in each and every month, as required by
Section of an Ordinance providing for
the collection Of Road Poll Tax and for other
purposes" and that the Trea .urer pay for
said labor once month instead of once in
two weeks
Adopted.
On motion Council adjourned
L. PECK,
Clerk.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-09

v>H4 subscriber viii sell valuable tract Of heavy
L Timber Land ofS30 acres In Wisconsin, situats0
near St Croix Pans, on weolf River. and running
back on small Lake, being on the section line
The Hudson Z Lake Superior Railroad viii pase along
side Of H. II not through Il; = Of the most beou-
tful locations In the Vest village is nov sprtnsns
up In the immediate vtcloity, and The land val do
well 10 lay out in village loes. oaw mn y bong
erected on this beautiful stream within rev rode Of
thb land; the above land h very cheap Ct 40 peY
aero Also lOJ acres PtAe Timber Land Of he 6rst
quality, ON the sanks Of NE CAippsway, where The
logs con be easily hoatcd down into the Nieaasstppl
- narket. The above property viii b oold at Scs-
Ualn; said land 10 free aaA caeas from eli incuAr.
oAcs. Terms Dasy. 1oe further pasic1lass enquire
ef the eubecribsr, No. leCsalrs Asw.
dsslodtf L. l. H0lOoMD.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-09

IMPORTANT AND TRuE.-Many peo-
pie are fastidious as to the quality Of their
lce-cream; and to such we are pleased to
say that Brooks 4 Davis have at last reach
ed the maximum Of perfection, and are furn-
ishng cream Of superior quality.
This reminds US Of an anecdote that oc-
Cured at a public dinner given by the Gov
ernor Of New York to the members of the
Legislature The ice-cream was passed to
. member from the country, who ate it with
great gusto. Soon after he called out to
the waiter to hand him that cold pud-
ding!" This created uprorive laughter,
and that member never after that heard
" cold pudding" spoken Of without having
business round the corner.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-09

NEw.-JacoSy has . curiously con.
structed Soda Fountain, which emits Srvup
and Soda Water through the same jet. By
thouching spring under the counter, any
desired syrupis drawn of, and then by
turning faucit, out comes the soda water,
1t is an admirable arrangement, and the
drinks thus concocted, are uncomuonly
mod
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-09
JAMES r aO0ANC.
Land .aGeses y Goss-ceaeo,.

" Scots County and vicin,ty Of Dov. o,ort
- ecrs Ofland, - mile from Durapt asaaio.. nm
tAs = y 4 , 10, ,esrs 70 psy sor Ski- ~
10 e<tes ln . essoos IS u enA ., 9Swurnip tn.
Rang 3 East % acSes timber Farm und-r e III
vset'e and fenced. housss snd 3 preu ana v,,h-
" miles r = LeCisire. r - rood,
~ %, - u lsad u s.eo1oo ~ Sne nile mn tls
Dav nQert.
% scro oseweeu Chssnut Avenus asd Diy,s,eo
sessss. nsas = she sssy = III railrrsd tsaek
asyss On The Dubaqus road, suitable for ious.
~ oos11e1y.
- ers of lard, With house and otAer lmprove
0eats, - nile from ~ ety.
70 sese aaa Snastss lots 90 wsntsrton's eubdivl-
oloo.
- scrs n land, joising ~ Davsnpers ins on
0ov1eoa stssoe.
. vess' fasns IN Scott comfy, sad . vastty OF
oesss ony 1.o?ssty. ~ sAsapsst IN " naFkst
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-09
L A L T. ST N E w S.

Preparations for The Funeral of Hon. w.
Z. Marcy.
Albany, July J.
Since lest evening letter has BEEN
ueoss from Ex.Presideet Filoors. e.
plsiniug the reason for bic sbssoce from
the funeral Of Governor Marcy, shat hs
10 suffering from ao indamstion in the
eyes. Ex- Presidsn,s Van Buren, aud
Pierce, and Hon. Wm. Il. Seward send
their seeeptsaee OF the invitation and
will be bere to-niget- Tho studsots Of
Union College, Schenectady, end the
Mayor and Oomnon Council and militia
~ Of Troy have also signi6sd their in
tsotion OF being present.
Gen. Cooper has Issued an order 70
the rsginsnss Of the 81 Brigade to st.
tend the funeral fully equipped.
BY The request Of Gen. Woo!, who Wss
in the city to-day, The Bsrgsss corps
will sttend % mourssrs, and will flank
the hearse without arms. The 6aes Of
the shipping and st oil public buiidings
arc and will remaip ct aslf mast, many
Of the stores and boil jings in the city
are drsped in mourning. A committee
Of tho Common Council, With dssach.
msn' Of the Burgess corps, lott this cto
ty st half past eleven this morning l.
escort the rsmains down. They left the
corps at Schsnsctsdy snd accompanied
BY . delegation OF citizens Of Boston,
reached here this afternoon.
At the railroad station the remains
were met BY the Busgsss Corps and .
large number Of citissss, and process
sion Was formed and they msrohed to
the Capitol. The streets were crowded
with spsc'ssors. The corps, on arriving
ct the Capitol wss placed in the asoem'
bly, ehambers which presents . very i'm
posing appeeroooo. The columns, gal.
lery and Speakers dssk being drspsd in
bleok. The co1in which oontoins the 70.
mains Of the ,illsstFiooe deeessssd 10 .
nssallio one, and 10 inclosed 10 . VOC:
den shsll covered vito black cloth The
coffin 10 plscsd % . staod In vacant
place before The Spsaksr's desk. A
stock Of srmss 10 placed on The side Of
the osfin, and tho silence Of the large
chamber ID unbfeksD except BY ~ tread
o. the Ssssyy who gns.ds the Ismsins.
Tue hsevjly drsped oossoisg ehsabsl
will be osesed for visitors from to II
to-norrow, bus q Mrs. Marcy's fsqusst
~ .eoiin win poe - epeaed. sT NJ
The Burgess corps is divided into fsul
companies FOR ths purpose OF gusrdiaa
the femsias. ygfs-4M w
The Arst oonpssy u andsr The Con-
ussd Of asegeaaS Taylor, ead Willbs on
duty frou 3 p. u. till II y.
The Sd eoupesy 10 10 charge sf Lieut.
Cutler, end will bs On duty Iron II n,
till 6 4. y. sr.a 5Ne- @y
The 4sh Company, oin sAsses Of 0sa.
Wsmple, will b on dasy from IL n. 90,
til nooa.
All the stores end public buildinss
will close from noon Tomorrow until 4
IN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-09
PrAirIA Lands knP Sale.

vuVHE subscrtbss has one thuasand acres Of prime
i prairie Iands In Jasper. Story, Marshall and
rrsnkiin Counties, which he win eel fer cash, or e1-
hsnxs for other property upon the moee ssvo9snle
ersns also for ssls some nns buildns Losson Dssdy
nd cry streets In North Davenport.
ian II dtf OLIVIA o. LOGAN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-09

SIDEwALKs.-In many places in our
city, where the OUTER supports Of the side.
walks have been taken away to make room
for curbing. the sidewalks are in . very
loose, rickety condition, making it very in
convenient passing over them, to ~ moth
ing Of being occasionally tripped up" We
suggest to the property holders that this
matter be attended to as soon as may be
convenient.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-09
CARPETS! CARPETS!
STILL "ET COME.

Nh a0LlS moro Just arrivsd, splendid patterns
~ asd brilliant oolors. compTising Bng. veavets,
mask and Plain venaian Seair Cap-ts, Sestr Lin nr
Wtn1ow 0ho1eo md Fixtures Table Oh Cloths, Floor
VI Cloths, Omcs, kntsy, Hall and Oar riags Mas Of
every deecripsion.
Furniture wass House, aesand stssss, abovs Ferry.
GOULD Z TEnRE
CsrRsts made and PIT dswn In good shape
July1d0 a. As
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-09
REAL ESTATE.
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kots.


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avsl oosnss ee II Olaise snA Dsuus oesse1s, Sub
dAv1sa Into slsvsn lota suitshle Cor ouumo1ieus
sepssa, anA Oo0aisston uoasss, . o0srsA - 1aast
or ~ sbovo named term. Convsaient stsanboa
landing WITH psoEinty 70 the nailrosd deDot, nabe
peculiarly desirable Tor business paspooss. In
uiseos Wn. \, HlLDnuTH, East Devsapert, o
DAvloON fRUD. Davenport 0el
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-09

.ePsClAI NOFI0B.-Hsvine leased tenn.
poras0ya DoStioa of the store NJ - Brady
street 70 Cermen Z Brothers. who were 10 summa-
riy depvsd Of ther sters b ~ lsae the custom
ers OF the subscriber viii confer favor b. calling q
the counteR on the north side Of my store for Books
reger, Stationery sna Periodicals., &c, Of which .
fun aoscrtasat vii b kept = heeslofors.
ILL ADAMS,
No y Brady strsst, near the Poet once:
Jmo9dtf