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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-11-19
FAR II Frs OF
3 E L NJ On L COU NTY

HAVE just received from the manufac-
4 tuTers. ard now offer for sale ON reasonable
terms; kETCuCM'S celebrated Reaper and Mower.
Also the New York Sell Kaking Reaper, and BALL 3
Ohio Mower. These machines are made of good and
du rab material and warranted 10 do as good WORK
and much faster than can be done by hand.
Persons wish ing 10 Purchase have the privilege of
giving them trial. and If satisfaction s given
Ihey may lie returned.
All orders addressed to Isaac Dayis ST. Clarsvis.
OaiO will le promptly attended
y J'Please cali and examine these machines before
pu rchasIrs lsewheIe. ISAAC DAVIS.
may2S57
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SundrleS
Corn and Oats.

GOO Bush. Corn;
l. 1000 " Oats,
Wanted at market prices for cash, by
jylOu! THOBURN & HADDEV.
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PRICE G.. 80.
A. BROWN.

General Agent, Bellefontaine, o.
auGjw
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-11-19

A young man named Patrick Dunn was
the next speaker, who proceeded to demo.
unce the idea of beng afraid of being SHOT
at, or showing any respect to the laws in an
emergency like the present. He then said
as there is no means left to obtain what we
want, other than by helping themselves, we
may as well be shot down in doing so as to
starve to death. If you are all OF the same
feeling as | am, you would go ahead at unce
and take the flour stores and help yourselves.
(Applause.)
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-11-19

james Hartt, young man, was the next
speaker. He cautioned them not tor mo-
ment to think Of using violence to procure
bread or any other article, as that would be
sure death to those vino attempted it; sor,
said he, the Seventh Regiment is ready to
come out at moments warning and would
shoot US down like dogs They ire all
arisiocrats and would like to shoot Us.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-08
IenALATIoN IN CONsUmP 10.

DEUNCHlTlS, LARYNCITIS, and other diseases Of TIE
ID Chest Throat successfully By iFHaEa
rros INDICATED VAPoRs aED PowDERs, By Absorption
and Constitutional treatment a. pr.cieed a. he s1yve-
Heat Liver Female Complaints, ID spepsis Venersa Aec
Ton o. the Fhl scans So WHOM such may nave been oo
The unprecedented success which has attended his me-
th0d OF treating diseases OF the Longs and Throat has in
duced Co depart from our usual course, and avail
OF she Press, 90 order 10 bring o. o. Zoe kuoa
nav be IabBsiae under or ursdposed 10 ich aneerona
Tue dawn ui brighter dag has a. length arrived The
Cousumpuye The doctrine Of Inc IucuTaby Of ConaHmp
ton has al lenzh passed away We have induoble proofs
Zen session, ruat C0HsHmB0u az its sag6g Dc
b. The Lusf maau Jubs-cule INTO chay and eirarous
C8ucra1u in the third b. crnucss Of Those we'd
iucurble behind age. To al, great truth
mos. be apparent, viz that medicines aslsd IN ihe form
rsclua than that keu into the S. eh where ne disease
does exist.
Diseases is that medicine in The form vapOr and applied
directly Lungs where The disease oxs the a0mach
thus Ten free aid iH restoring b. administering
healthy. life giving u0d- Their j. hopeless that
Inhalation will not reach The mems no, are broughi
reach Of ALL the manner OF Administering De vanura
being simple shat The ryad Is requires leave
home where tae hand insndss AID affection tends 50
much l1 aid the pay sciau's eTsrts.
The Iuhalng method soothing, safe and speedy, and
consists in The administration OF medicines such man
bat they conveyed iutn the lungs form Of
v.pu and produce Oh. action The disease IT.
pr.lical surc-ss Is destined to r5v1Iuo1fs te msdi
world, and eubish The entire durability Of Consumpton.
earnestly appeal % the common sense Of ail acisd
"lh Jung g'a'r ~ nee az oce me adv antaee ollla
stomach claim for luhl-ou place among The priceless
gls nature auuart hath given us, days may
l0ug IN the land" and the only
ARK OF REFUGE FOR THE CONSUAPTIVE.
method not ouly rau8uaI but simple, and eicacieus-
Such of he profession That have adopted iuhaaton have
found ecacious In the highest degree arresng the pro-
the disease, and worsns wonders many iespsf
cases 20 vsr triumph Of our Arl, th loli do
stFoygr Of our species.
A0rE-Phys,sans wishing make themselves acquainted
with this practice, inf rmu d that our time being valuable
Ouy reply ingredients used such lstsss
that contain afss The fee u al Of Pulmonary
tons will be go, receipt Of which, the necessary med-
cues and viii be- forwarded Zee B other
cases, will be from - 90 SO.
Applicants will state age SEX occupation married SIN
gle how lJag Affected 20 any hereditary diseases
family and symptoms generally. Lot the name oun,
and Stste be plainly written Postage for ren
musbe enclosed. Letters when registered By Postmaster
arc risk. An LISTERS must BE- addressed,
WALLACE MERTOUN.
DEt26-6m s.. d. Institute. 81 y. civ.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-08
BY TELEGRAPH.

!
WASHINGTON, Jan. 8.-Mr. Mason was CHOSEN
! President pro TEN Of the Senate.
A long debate was had on tie admission of Mr.
/ Harlan, as Senator from lows
/ The majority committee reported against Har-
! lsn's right TO 8 seat.
Mr. Toombs from the minority, made verbal
report in his favor, which was undecided when the
/ Senate.
House-Mr. Boycs gave notice Of an amend
ment to the arif DILL proposing sfer January,
1857, that all goods, wares, merchandise and other
products subject to a duty of 90 per cent. under
the existing tariff should contIuue to be admitte
at that IA e, aud tea and coffee is inolCded in the
same schedule
Mr. Underwood introduced a bill more effect
ualIy to prevent the introduction of spirituous Il
quors and wines into Indian countries.
The discussion on The Presidents mes3age was
then resumed.
Mr. Stephens was ia favor of Pieree's views, and
Mr DAVIS, OF Mary land, eulogizng the American
patty, adjourned.
Vdhers, brother OF Lord Clarendon has been sp-
pointed as B itlsh Minister 10 the United STATES
AID will shortly arrive.
The Senate coEfrms Thomas B. Cendy, of South
Carolina United States Attorney for that ate.
john Underwood Associate Justice of the So
preme Court, vice Hardin resigned Thomas Gun
ningh8m, Of Pennsy VaDia Associate Justice OF
the Supreme Court Of Kansas, vice Burrill de-
ceased.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 6.-CoL Titus Kansas company
did not arrive at New Orleans IN time TO proceed
to Nicaragua by the steamship Texas.
A monthly msil vii hereafter iesve New York
via Puuta Arena, LIE Union and San Jose for
Central America.
Norfolk papers report the loss Of the ship Prince
DejomUle, off ttaJ port with all on board.
Northern Mexico daes to the l7lb, say that vi.
dau'Ii was carrying out an agreement with the
Government, and the good effect Of the settle
ment Of the difficulty has already been felt on the
frontier at San Louis
Another prouuucsmento has been declared
against the Government by those dissatisfied with
tie daurian treaty.
The indians we're committing great depredations
on the American side of the RIO Grsnde.
CIvCrxNETI, Jan Flour q1et at 5 10 for
choice; Whi-ky buoyant at 204 2O5; Corn firm;
nothing doing II Groceries.
INDIANAPOLIS Jau. IA convention was held
here yesterday by the Republican editors of H.
diane.
They passed resolutions asserting that it is in
the power and is the DUTY Of Congress to probib-
it slavery IN the Territories, ami regarding the
principles and measures Of the Philadelphia Con |
veuti0n essential to our prosperity, and urging |
that as The Indiana Sena e la 1870, reused to 60 |
into Joint convention for the election Of Senator
and other Ulcers that the opposition members Of |
The present legislature rsfu to 60 into joint con-
vengOn for the election Of United States Senators
or consent to the election OF those Senators other
wise than by separate vote OF TIE two houses.
ST LUIS. Jon 7.-Governor Polk in his insu-
GU al address, recommends the passage OF the con-
sme ndment relative to banks, snd pledg
es hiseupport to the present. railroad system.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-08

A FINE FARM FOR SALE-J L & R. W. b OWN
are cTsring through our paper to sell SIX hundred
acres, in whole or in part of the splendid estate Of
Gen. IUcIUs J. POLK lying in Maury county, Te--
nessse. We do not think we venture much in saying
that there is not six hundred acres Of superior land
in the limits Of tie State; or tract more iaVoTH-
by situated for delightful family residence The
entire tract has nothing more than a gentle undu-
lation to break its surface, is well supplied with
water for every purpose, has fine growth Of forest
timber, and beautiful unimprOved site for res
ilence. The Tennessee and Alabama Rail Road
will soon be completed through, or to within
convenient distance to- this land. A more healthy
OF highly improved neighborhOcd cannot be found
in the State, OF society that surpassss it in all the
Ietuemeuts and social amenities of life. This pro.
perty We are assured can be had on very reasona-
bic terms Any one desiring such place, we
volld advise t. examine the premises as the land
vii be found to surpsss anything we have ssid
oft
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-08
POETRY OF PHYSIC.

YER'S PILLS, glide, sugar-shOd, over The uaai8 but
~ their energy, slough wrapped up, thare aud tells
with giant force The very foundations Of disease There
Tho sands Of sufferers Tho would distem
rers hey knew they could be cured IS ccBls-Irr
ayers Pills, and you will knew &C..
Purify the blood and disease viii be starved Gus.
Cleanse the - from impurities and you cured
ready.
Take This best Of all PurEat YES, and Scr5f1 Indigestion
Weakness Headlr BaCkachs Sideacho, Janndice Rheu
masm, de angemeuts Il the LIVER Kidneys and Bowels
ai dCruuge euts and all diseases which purgaIit8 remedy
reach, y before them Ike darkness before the sun
Reader n you are suffering irUm any o. The numerous
UnEpIa uts they curesrr mOFeLhe remedy has been
pro sIded for you, and DO isCrimiu1l 10 nsgleetiL
That 1gsr's ChErg Pscfsr1i Is the best msdcn0 for
Cough, s known the HhOls world and that 3ra Pills
best Of all Pills. Is known 10 those who have used
Item
Lowell Mass, and sold BY all Druggists and Dealers
Medicine through This section.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-08
TO THE MEMoRY OF MARY GENTRY MAYEs.
BY ONE wHo KNEW AND LOVED uER.
Chow short O race our friend has run,
Cut down IN all her bloom
The course but Yesterday begun,
Now ended In the tomb ."

Chow short our friend has run,
Cut down IN all her bloom
The course but Yesterday begun,
Now ended In the tomb"
We mourn those who de in es scar and yellow leaf"
when death must be released from a weary existence
How sad then the tear that falls the early dead
Tonight the willow waves end Weeps DER the grave OF
Young girl Buyeserday upon her cheek Was set hrss
seal of youth and beauty see her now days gone
by the happy PLAYMATE Of nv childhood the gentle com
Iauon nv later years beautiful, lovely fra
aud spntIse,-her net smile and voice ever breathing
Kindness and love on hers was not 10 breast the
of IF. This earth was not her home. ARa tbs bkytsr
CAME
Sine months ago, when the breeEss from my far off
home memory laden from the absent 5rsG
swept by whispering that sctHs 7d disease mad claim
ed mV gentle trssd. And It was go When next / saw
her TIE 'wer ws indeed bga!ed, and she sl0ry,
fGrt.g. EE,s.Hr .1rFg
When tr nds around Der were sad and fearful won
deTe1 there hld been struggle give up the life Just
opening - brightly before her Her cOunenauos beaut.
l with the cluness ct resignation told the full subns.
sion OF her soul THY viii not mine be donsl"
Yes the b'ghters work is done! he has framed with
death that white OrUw-he has closed in everlasting
SLEEP that eye Of heavenly light and touched the cheek
with deaths pail hue. The young girls dream Of
life is o'erI
he has gone but her will ever live sweet and
haowe7 memory in hearts that loved her. FlrerV oar
9rsi 6,plrtsf me fUar,W
Gould we STE t1ee now, know thou art robed in
the shining livery OF Heaven spirit at the throne of God
We would not weep that thou gone from this world Of
never ending sorr0w Thou art lost US but thy undy
inc soul has flown 10 bliss eternal For
"In thy calm thy dreamless Sleep
God led an angel back 10 HeavenW
IG7lgv8Bi4T Hsrgly
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-08

CAPT. As = 5.0OG!I
NfrEEH M.



Same as the E1gl L~ry tThu-WitI This tlGerCu"e:
lie Havana Lgcry has OIu Numb rhfs Ra. only $50 o.
There ar. W1rUls. each which there placed
two Locks The SuPrrutendeu.s have each keyt the
sind The rL De opened unless bot n are prd
SAINT ia placed Ia Hr w-tl number un tubes
containing slips Of paper nh the numbers No. u
~ 10 She whes prizes there pa"ed tu tubes
rruIuru slips OF paper wIIH t.c PrZs tErm ranging
fro sI5 OUUIp sluU.
When tI- Jog takes place, which will be in puDc The
wheels arc unlock ami after rcyOvIug heu number
draNu uf J- wheel numbers and az The same time
one the Prize wheel by boys with arms barred
thr shoulders aud DudiIsdhe tube is slipped on an
tne number held I enrolled that The whole audience
can ifiry number z thrn co led OF and registered ny
the ~uperutu The PdEg drasu credited Co The
uamIctdrvu time, and 90 uu until all the prizes
are cops Of the drawing is hen sent ,h-
printers; ard r comparison the >upeunteudents ceHy Co
he correctness OF the dawug These Supeun.euIruis are
sv1. 10 per their duty vi bout fear OF laVOr.
IL will r perez we'd, that Boo this plan every prize drawn
cut and person must gel tham drawing D.
sent ordering tickets Inc PrZ-s ure PAYABLE
Thirty days The drawing, boz u, without dclucuous-
fTEsllrawing trke- place every saturday
V7s Orrsrs Tickets addressed 90 g H. WIN TER, Box
3i2, Nashville, aiiI be inH eiaJsy auelled 90.
JAMES F. WINTER.
Far4 ST Manager, MsCuu. Ca.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-08
Professor " OOd's
Hair Restorative L.
FOR PRODUCING HAIR ON
B A L d II Il A d S,
AND RESTORING

GRAY HAIR TO THE NATURAL COLOR
This astonishing and uaequaled preparation has
failed to produce a growth Bald Hesds when used
according to the directions and hair back its org
nal color after having become gray aad reinstae in all
its original health lustre sOness and beauty Removes
atonce all scur dlad7u and unpleasant itching scTOia
eruptcns and gveTish heat from the scalp. 1t also pre-
ents the hair from becoming unhealthy and falling eff
aud hence acts IS perfect
HAIR INVIGORATOR AND TONIC.
We annex few certificates, COrrObOrate
State Of Illinois, Carlisle, June 28, SO.
have used Pr0es U. J. Woods Hair Restorative,
and have admired its wonderful effect My hair was be-
c. ming rs thought yTemaIurely gray but by the Of
the .esor-LIve it has resumed It's original color, and
"''s ''' 0'''O' SIDNEY BREEZE
Ex Senator United states.
A gentleman Of Boston writes to his friends in New
To vour inquiries would reply that when first com
menced using rIDsssar Gods Hair Restorative my hair
was almos. white and hal been tor the last ten years
and It WIS very the Top OF my head and very loose
and uu led oui freely; ould that before had used
all The second bOule. (Which was egaL weeks my HAIR
entirely changed u IFS original color ing DfoHnJ
and Is now from G4aaTuI and quiet moist 1 have
had my hair i've or SIX tune sluee the change, a1d
have never seen any thing ike white hair starting from the
roots: and 1t thick 1t ever and does not
GOue all. Ii has proved my case all that could
wish 70 ask Yours, etc
July !, 1893.
Dear Sir: have used t-D buues Of Professor Woods
Hair Restorative, and Uy say, Il Is the greatest dis
covery Of age Tor restoring and Changing the hair be-
lore using VAS gray Gau OF seventy. Ny mar
las attained lts OEI-uA oc-"r gu Can re oumelu
It 10 tie world with ths least scar, IT was one Ct
The worst KIND. 4yurs H. n MURPHY
~ Louis, GaJCh Z, 1854.
Prof Wood: My hai- commenced filling OF some three
or four Years since Continued 10 until became
quite bald. tined all le popular medicines OF the day
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-08
NASHVILLE. THURSDAY MORNING, JAN. 5, 1857,
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

An bills for trsnsi enc advertisements and for job
work are due on the insertion Of the advertisements
and the delivery Of the work, and must be paid at
that time st.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-08

7 An manufacturing daily at my Eclipse Stove Foun-
1 dry in this siJy, good assortment Of STOVES AND
HOLLOW WAht, VIZ: Ovens, Fots, Skillsts and Lids,
Sad Irons and AndrOus % dferentpaters for the whole
sale and retail trade, at small profits.
Also TIN, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware OF the best quail
itv II low figures. few hae chamber sets Of Britannia
Ware and No ] RelrigeraI0rs hand and for sale low
Particular attention paid 10 Roofing and Gutterug with
TIN or Copper
- OldCopper, Pewter Brass and Scrap Iron taken
10 exchange for nav manufactures ID. p DOKRIS
auz1-tm No. Is College At. ulsr Church 81
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-08

81 Ness s II greenfield & JOHN PATTERSON
as will be seen from our advertising columns, have
purcl ssed the extensiue stock of Furniture, Cat
pets, OIL Cloths, Pianos etc, ere, OF the late firm
OF W. & 7. H. GREENFIELD & Co, and Lave also
combined with it the fac stock Of Mr.. john PAT
rERsoE, making the new establishment mammoth
concern, where can be found anything in the way
Of furnishing house, from the plainest to the most
magnificent style Their present stock exceeds in
magnitude aud variety anything Of the kind ever
offered to the inspection Of our citizens. They ere
constantly re ewing the latest and most fashion
able styles Of Parlor and Chamber sets, and assure
Us they re determined 10 keep pace with all tie
improvements Of the age. Their well known taste
and bu=iaess capacity will no doubt insure them
call from all who may wish to purchase anything
in their line Of business.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-08

EE- The private class Of Prof Hale will NEST
at the Third Presbyterian Church to receive the
first lecture on this, Thursday evening" at hafpsst
o'clock. Those DESTROYS Of connecting themselves
with the c'sss can do so by attending. His class
tickets are Zen dollars for the course.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-08
UNION ANDAMERICAN.

NJ The UNION AND AMERICAN has
much the largest circulation of any paper
in the state, except the religions Journals
Tt offers, therefore, superior advantages
60 the advertising public.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-08
To INFLOW NERS, MILL-W RIGHTS, IRON
Founder, and the Public Generally OF
Nashville, and the SunOundIsg
district

I HAVE commenced the business Of Pattern Making
J and prepared % make patterns Of Cog Wheels
Wafer Wheels Pueys and al kinds Of iEiugs Tor mil
2 ari1g To Farmers and others 10 the e0uHtfy would
also say that prepared % make Threshing Machines
Fan is horse powers re those that are out o order
the reasonable terms and Pc, By nv constant
and unremtnZ attention 10 business, VIII rscelve
share cf pubhc patronage Place Of business Washington
street. south Of the End Asyum between re AuriFeed
borB and Lebanon turnpkss and can Be iuund By en-.
curing at Mr.. Sladss Grocery on the Lsbanon turnpike
sep28-4m HENRY WOLFENDEN
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DIT. RUFUS Il. JOHNSON
OCULIST AND AURIST,

q MEMPHIS TESNFsEE
WILL visit Nashville and be found a The City Hotel on
W Monday t1e lUth hst., remain & data give
aen on % an dis Of The e and Operaorsihs
adsD strn Of AkIlF ICl4L EYES, &c &C Ear lamp.
aCu sIustruen fr detecting the % di-eae o.
TIE Bar by throwing sfra OF light FAR into De Ear
he Drum Iympauum Membrane. enables hm deter
mine the Kind o. disease and treat gurceasfaly.
His Artificial Eres Iue c-iebraed Mandatory of
M B1ss0uueEu of Paste, which took The pnEo Medal the
Worlds Exhibition, London.
Dr. johnson brings m1rias aud Letters OF reference
from Phy and Citizens OF Memphis Uhich he desires
3 . q Ueruse fdrea7-ff
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-08
FRESH AitIIIKALS.

THRBE Hundred Watches, an invoice o. Fancy J0ls,
such Fancy Boxes, Writing Dasss, &c together with
lot Soaps and COOgues be sold TO close cousgnmrUs
ian6 CHAS. FOX.
lust received 100 Webstcrs Uuabrged Dconarys Also
q a invoice Of Shot Guns and Rifles 20 be sold
CHAS. FOX,
Corner Cherry and Cedar Streets and opposite Post
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-08
Nicaragua.

LLpersNns DESTROYS Of emigratng 10 Nicaragua on the
~ -teamship rrxas,' which sails from New Orleans ON
gGtn inst, will address
L. NORVELL WALKER, Agent.
Nashville. Teuu lessee.
rERus-Each emigrant paws his expenses New Or
Ieaf e. passage New Orleans 90 Nicaragua FREE Two
hundred fifty Of land and So month, paid
cb EN- giant Ea smIzraut b. ursd n remain in The
colnty twelve months, unless sooner disrhargsd from
0bIgaIiors. jGHl 51-doW
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-08
JOE PRTNTING-TO OUR CITY FRIENDS.

We have lately replsnhed Jobbing Materials and Sc
ured the services Mr w P FISK, one OF the most skill
full and ractsed Printers in the country, and formerly fore
man OF one ofthe rst-clsss JObooss in New York, TO
superntend our printing establishments We can there
fore promise the public do all kind OF JobWoTE, from
the most Fancy 10 the largest Poster in as good style
or as snort notice and on as good TERMS any other esab
snment IN the South or South West. We shall devote par
cuar attention to ibis department Of Office with tia
view omakng it leading in our business We ex-
meet our friends at Least TO try before giving their work
elsewhere G. c. TORBETT & CO.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-08

J. WAGNER,


CORNER Or CHEEET AND CEDaR srREErs,
MAKES Cards, Hand Bills, Cards. Labels Circulars
W Bal Heals. Prices current, Bills of Ladiug Dpllda
Maps Plans Portraits, Views of Towns, and landscape
he also executes Dr and Paintings every kind win
unusual despatch and az exceeding Tow rates
Ian--.Imn.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-08

Ii Free Negroes coming from any other Comfy, are
"A hereby notified that they will not b. permitted 10
the Corporation ot Nashville, and Il any such should
or have in violation Of this notice they will be
ed and committed forthwith 10 the Work House 80 Ter
son from he country shall permit bis slave Tin
the limits Of this city without q pass.
decT-8w ANDREW ANDERSON M-u.r