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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-29
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II not more extended notice Of this Institu.
ton need be given, at least more explicit, ON,
Is due than any that has yet appeared. Sever.
al things manifested themSelve at the late ex.
animation, rendering il but proper that those
who witnessed il should bear testimony to the
high character the Seminary is attaining.
II is very evident that under the faithful
management Of its present efficient corps Of
teachers, the pupils are reaching state of p-o.
hciency and lhoroughncSs rejecting the highest
credit on the lnstitution-and our citizens have
great reason TO congratulate themselves on the
advantages thus secured for the education Of
their daughters. We could not now disctimin.
ate, nor would 1t be right where such general
excellence prevails Those who were presen,
could not help, however, noticing the great i'm.
provement male in several departments; and
universal satisfaction was experienced.
Mrs. Hanna is determined to spare no effort
or expense in making the Seminary to reach the
highest point possible As vet she has realized
little or nothing from her outlay: but this does
not deter her from advancing. She has secured
the services of distinguished musical rentle.
man, Prof JuchO, and to meet the additional
expense thereby incurred, she confidently reli,s
on the increased patronage given. We irnst
she will not be disappointed, and that our CHI.
1cns will not neglect the present favorable op.
portunity ofplacing upon permanent touadd.
tioA, school which promises such superior adj.
vantagss. Its due to all parties to say. fur.
ther, that this notice is written By one no, soll
cited, but impelled from sense Of Justice AID
from the high satisfaction of one who feels that
his daughters are in a fair way Of receiving 4
GOod thorough education. A PArRoS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-29

a NOuLE GtSI.-A traveller coming east from
Detroit, relates the following pleasing incident:
ION reaching the depot, at Suspension Bridge
the conductor told young man--whose health
was very feeble, and who was on his nav 10
Springfield, Mass, where he had frionds-he
must leave the cars, as he had no money with
which to pay his fare. Notwithstanding the
dsbiltated appearance Of the young man, he
was suffered to be led out Of the car without
any movement being made for his relief AS
the young man was about stepping of theplat.
form, q young lady rose in the car, and asked
tho conductor how much the young mans fare
would be to ALBANY. He replied, eight dollrrs.
She Immediately stepped to the door, and told
the invalid to return and resume his seat lie
did 50, and then some Of the male passengers
began to exhibit little charity, offering to pay
q portion ofthe fare. The young lady declined
their protfered aid, saying she preferred to paw
the amount herself She did so and besides
gave script to keep him in Albany over Sun.
day, promising to see him aflsrward TO his
ffisnds on Monday"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-29

TnEm iG general feeling upoa the subjse, Of
Gas, In NSW York and brooklyn, particularly ID
the IrrssaIsfi,y OfbilIs, snd ia charging Tor est
which Il is alleged, Is not consumed. OF the
brooklyn Company, the Courier ays --"Nosy
Of the consumers are eomplAing, and some Of
them Iassr. that the more they Try to economics,
The higher are their bills For instance, iami.
lies WIN do no. light over three burners from
dark until about 10 o'clock, p. 81, ara charged
RON q 10 to O., and over, per month Whils
tIho corresponding period last year, they burnt
more gas at $3.50 per thousand, and their bills
Wsfs about third less"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-29
wAsnIxorov. Janu,rr q. 1s5o.

O., =, .'I'I''IUN' IAHUAFy II, 10Y,
SIR: Your note Ct yesterday has been re.
:!sived; and while accept your withdrawal Of
The words to which have taken exception. i
I'VE 1t to myself to protest against the idea you
'eem to entertain that my note Of Saturday va.
Intended as precedent and inducing condition
# the redress which solicited, instead Of being
IS | certainly designed it, merely responsive 10
he sPecidcatiOnsin your reply to my first com
In regard to the introduction and relevancy Of
tho matter in the debate ont of which his dim.
Guilty arose, cannot think that proper sub.
leet OF disenssion in the present correspondence.
r Respectfully, DC, s. A. DorGLAs.
The Hon. Graham n. Fitch.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-29

TUE President has recently been closeted with
Gen. Simon Cameron, Of Pennsylvania, the gen.
tleman who so cruelty beat Porncy for the Sen.
ate. Buchanan sought tho adroit old fellow,
that he might have the benefit of his Judgment
in the matter Of connecting taritF-rJ please
Pennsylvania. Thiak Of our Democratic Pres.
idcnt receiving alessOnin High Protective Tariff
Democracy, from Simon Cameron! The only
consolation the Free Trade Democracy can lind,
is in the fact that tho President has no. vet made
belief in the high specific Tariff "test" Of
loyalty to the party,
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WAsnlNa1oN. J.nnnrY 22. lsl0.

" AohAFNlVNt "ANuAiy 80 A0Oss
Sir Your note Of yesterday was handed me
this morning. 10 rep.y, have to say that you
yesterday made charge that the lately np
pointed Federal officers in Illinois were corrupt,
dishonest men-or words to that effect. You
knew my son to be one Of those officers,
and you could not expect inc to hear such a
charge without prompt denial Of It's truth. |
pronounced 1t to be-to your knowledge
true. You subsequently SO modified it as to
satisfy me that you excepted my son from tue
general charge, although you did not name him,
and made no further issue with you on that
subject When, at subsequent period Of your
remarks, you attributed to me statements which
had not made, requested that in quoting the
you would do so truthfully. The remarks we're
certainly not deliberately premeditaled," but
they cannot DO qualified correctly as the Elm.
pulse OF momenmry passion The first was
prompted by determination TO defend the
honor and character Of my son, as dear to ule
as my own, against an attack so general in its
terms rs necessarily to include him; aud tue
second was the exercise of my right to rectily a
Misrepresentation Of my own remarks.
Respectfully, &c, q. n. FlIcn.
The Hon. $. a. DouglaS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-29

lrhas boon already announced that several :
the German musical societies would unite for
grand beneficiary benefit to tho Mount Vernon
cause. We understand from those Whn.-als
experimenting this movement, that It is intea.
ded to make this concert. ono worthy of,the cause
Ono which will do honor 70 the societies and
70 the city. The night on which Il will come
OF hiss no, ys, been definitely G1ed upon, but
viii shorty Be announced.
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PIcKwIcxIAH commencement.
D.ss,s.ssA EisA ss,,lIas ,A.,s a..rr.,

lVT's ~ ssA,si u Wednesday shsrnosssl
tETEH Enos IA boVotAss "TuISBA"
10 ne EIiiers II Siais.
Gcnusmeu: You sill do US the kindossS 70
Insert The following correspondents in your col.
umnN Il vas our intention. before the oaFfr..
pondehes appeared in tie JHioa, to require it,
publication in justice 10 Mr. Douglls; bot not
until &c had informed DE-. Fich's lfienls " oar
PurPoss--A iOrinalily Nhish, ~ We understood
Il, Is 10 aeeordanos uith invariAbls usage and
OF Indispensable obligation.
RodEE A. PNOH,
TaoHAs T. llAwENN
January IS, 1859.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-29

IssrEAD Of Inereasing the Letter Postage from
three to Eve cents, as proposed by the Pos,maS.
ter General, the Journal Of Commerce desires
toSes the rates reduced to two cents, as an ex.
pertinent. and with the British example in view,
1t believes that the amount received from letter
postage would be equally increased.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-29

A bet WAS made in Albany, Wednesday, that
ola large crowd Of applicants for relief, at the
ONCE Ofths oVcrSeOr Of the poor at least half
dozen had money in the Savings Bank; and to
test the matter a report was circulated that the
Commercial Savings Bank had failed, In an
instant thirteen Of the beggaB were rushing
madly for tho bank in order to save their money
from the wreck.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-29

TaE New Orleans Delta declares, that while
New York is in a fair way to go to the dogs,
New Orleans ia on the high road to prosperity.
New York, IL brought to the hammer at tho
present time, in the opinion Of the editor would
not pay the mortgages that cling to her, while
New Orleans is entirely free of debt
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-29

Petitions have been sent to the Massachusetts
Legislature, for such modification Of the jury
law as will allow judges to accept the verdict o.
three fOnr'hS of jury, in civil suits, where in
their opinion, the cause Of justice would be ser.
we'd thereby.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-29

Indigestion. MONTGOMERY Co.,
MARYLAND. Janary 3lst, 1851 never felt the
benefit Of any medicine so much as from the bot.
tie Of BGrhares Holland Bitters purchased
last fall. wish to know where can get it,
without fear OF imposition (Signed)
JosEPn Z. DELLETr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-29

a LETTER from Florence in the Providence
Journal, says that during the carnival in that
city, ain the opera house, III TrOvatOrc,' by de.
cent performers, may be heard for month for
less than three cents nightm-and the way
they give it is just worth the money.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-29

Twelve Of tho seamea o. the U, S. ship North
Carolina were baptized at Brooklyn Navy Yard,
n T., on Sunday last, in view of the whole
Ahip'a company. Aflsr the baptism, the Lords
sapPsF wa celebrated on board the ship. In
81, two hundred ssamen have been converted in
l'as than a ysar, and The good work continues.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-29

90 iftAets NAMAAAf - wv
sir an aVsre ioPFol0rsing this cOH,rovrr.
y amer gaining the subsines Il my demand,
bat cannot close without responding &, your
last hoie By tayihs that |, Is immAtsrial to me
upon shat ground you predicate your With.
draEal, since have guarded againii 4 mitap,
Prehen,ion o. ny position
Respectfully, 4c, S. A. DovOlAA
The Hon. Graham \. Fitch.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-29

Wa SEQ it stated tha, there is gentleman in
New Orleans, merchaa, aud planter, whose
income this year will reach the sum Of $500, 900.
Twenty years ago this same individual was
clerk with salary Of $500 year. The wOrs,
feature in the case Is that the man is penuri.
Gus bachelor.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-29

WASHINGTON, January q, 1859.
Sir Your note Of to day was received at III
AN. i is not for mo to judge the motives
which dictated yours Of the ed. can only
Nay that my answer was predicated upon the
explanations itccntained Ifyour explanations
are diSayowed, my withdrawal must likewise be
disavowed. Respectfully, &c.
=, GIN Frcn.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-29

TaS Charleston, s. G., races commence next
week. There are already twcnty.Cight horses
tho flower Of the American variety stock, Inow
In stable near that city awaiting the strife.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-29

"TnE only victory that costs no tears" said
Napoleon, rs that over ignorance
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-29

IT is better to be of the number Of those who
need relief, than Of those who want heart to
give it.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-29

LOuseE-YOu remember the line in Marx
AntOny's address
~sss What rsRtt the SnriOui cAssA Gadsr"
FLp.-Yes, l remember.
LorNoE-Wel, as | was passing with friend
along the street, nail in the cask which stood
on the sidewalk, caughtthe ZAP of my coat and
iOteit Instantly turning to my companion,
pointed to the torn place, and exclaimed, "See
What rent the Onstous ca'E has msdel"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-29

HE who hates his ncighbor is miserable him.
sell, and makes all around him feel miserable.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-29
l''ou ne uniss SfTs''d.y narslpEl
sPoSDENcE HETsErN sESArous poroLAsI
TTTCI
January IS. 1854

urcH.
WAsnNGToN, January 81, 1859.
Sir; To-day, In secret session Of the Senate,
you offered NE an airout 80 WSnton, uupfoyokvd
and ugusttiable, that an obliged 70 infer that
it must have been the impulse II lnomentary
passion, and no, Of deliberate prcmeditAlion -
This notc is written for the purpose Of SiEording
You ~ opportunity Of saying whether or not
my conclusion is correct, aud further, Of afford.
ing you an opportunity Of TstrAeting the otIrn.
sive language which you thus grAtuiuously and
unWArunlaLy applied to me.
Respectfully, &c, S, 4. DOuGLAA
The Hon. Graham n. Fitch.
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SIP EcIAL NOTICES.
10000 DOII.Alls RNwAnD

oFTun I'VE arvtts apcsiTt
II snsta,al Of,au, cAassd o. ApsIai fpsea, SAAh
1Afs ist the most dsissls cas-
BT. Wm, lIall's tial'aW Yer The tuuGs,
Tstths cure Of oohsuu ueu, p,sns A,'au ,h'eheeh,
Wa,as q nssA, NisAisssA sp,'lnS u caa, ussphE
CsuEh, pmsuiiy II BUAhins osii,, csosh. iaassua',
FAhiss, Pals In NE sac, Atd ~ disas,' u ~ LusGs
Ia ilauS BAl,IH aoit0 At the res v he 5uNi0 oi
sscs and such ~ rstdy tasSt 'hA, any ehs O'hF ir'
~ A,sOrlas to dFseoa', fsf tssrpoat ~ ietV sisai
hoari aud not sa'Isy 1ausssa sli Hsu' Ay rs'uInH
aud basG he money. Ths mos' di'','rg soalh IL
frequently ttlsvri y single ass, ard broken aP Ia sS
hourt' tims.
~ pa uAuh BataAN warranted to ttsAt w The ns'i
distressing ssasA IN fss houfs tine " he money I'LL W
clgetfaily ts.uraS'i
Hor sails b. 7. u. LOGAN co,
lan.S-gu WhssliuI, We.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-29

THAT desirable property near Nj. Wood cemrtsty
i known h the King property. The dEsIuE contains
Igf6clsnt accommodations for large family The lot
contains two acres, shsh could be made GOOD mlrEs.
With an exesllebtfenee. FotttruI apply to
mkaN-tf a. y, HULLIIIYN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-29

Among other proceedings Wsre'the following. VIZ
Is THE ORPHANS COURT PoR BALTIMORE CRY
IN TIE MATTER or THE ESTATE OF WILLIAM WEIR.
MAN, deeeasedOn application, By the petition OF gANII
KIRBY and JAMES p TYSON, Executors Of said william
Werman, deesaSed It ordered and decreed on This sew.
eRth day Of December, eighteen hundred and Eyeirht b.
tie Orphans Court for Baltimore 81 y that the said Exreu
tore be- sh they hereby directed cause 70 be inserted
10 tEo or more Of the daily newspapers published in the
city o. BAtmoFe and one or Of the daily Newspapers
puhIhed the States Of Ohio Virginia. Illinois, Iowa and
lndana once week the space OF three months notice
% All children OF Deborah Maxwell, and Priscilla Holmes
rduay legAtsss Of the iAd deceased commanding them
appear 10 this court the GrS day Of M4y rlrhtrrn
hundred anu either In person BY teF attorney
70 authenticate their claims to dlstIbHon share Of he
residue Of he estate Of The said deceased puuGues Of
ne Act o the GrntEl Assembly Of Maryland Of 1895
sAaptSr U.s. ISiSnedl ID. KRNP,
sAML g. SPtCER,
CHAS q, GRIFFITH.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-29

CToRE ROOMS OFFICES. DWELLINGS, Frame Brick,
- Rooms In the second and third sTJ Of good business
house and small Hall 20 bV 10 feet; also Building Lots os
sale oFlsAse on favorable terms, apply
TlI0s. HoKNBROoK.
az oace, No. iisS, Main Street, between Monroe an
Union-up Stairs. It9-iy
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-29
THE STATE OF MARYL4ND

Tan OEphans CouT. held for Baltimore city in the Court
House IN the city OF Baltimore, the seventh day Of
Dsesnbsr, In the year Of Lord eighteen hundred and
h'iy'ssht.
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a loan Wanted.

NY person dtITols Of ioAnnE money say lOOO 10 500
"A Dollars, for Eve years A. par cent n.eTeit, payablr
iemABnuAlly and Serursd BY real estate The city, will
plsAAs make Application through The editor d The Le.
ssnGrE for further particular. jAn2l-lf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-29

- 10 testimony tl,at the fSTsEolng Ir true COPY
SAL tskenhom one otth records Of the proeeedhgsof
subscribe name and ax theSeAl Of The ss Court th,
eighth day Of December 10 the year Of our Lord eEktsru
hundred and ai;y.rEht. a''''~
Ttst-TsAAC ?. COOK,
ese'!-iASsa Register sf wN!'foI RAi7,0rt Ciiy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-29

TWO Houses John street, House on Hampden ST.
several on Quincy itFeet. and dwelling house and
store In Centre WbssnR the corner Of Nan -
and NlrbvE Alley Enquire siJaeob HuI near the cor.
nf is % Sssn and 9Th ''F'r''''' ,ous p,rcv
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-29

ON BAGS MO corTrr- pt.ps-ia,t r,ssty,5. Also
"~NO t7ns eAgles LaruAyrA and Java COTE fst famy
use. tian9sl TALANTA pEt ApLAIN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-29

Wheeling Window Glass Works,
Lon sale or Rent Possession given It July next
i,ps Apply'o &c Me4 A...l,..
Smyrna times., 1859-12-08

E:- ccn. 'i,ic piisvnu, returned ,huuko iur the
Sherih's kindness, and spoke OF Capt. Pate as
a brave man.
The prisoner was then taken TO the cell of
Copeland and Green. He told them to stand
up like men and not betray their friends. He
then handed them a quarter each, saying he
had no more use for his money and bade them
adieu.
He then visited Cook and Coppie who were
chained together.
He remarked to Cook, You have made
false statements"
Cook asked him, "What do you mean?"
Brown answered, "Why, by stating that
sent you 10 Harper's Ferry"
Cook" Did you not tell me in Pittsburg 10
come to Harper's Ferry and see if Forbes had
made disclosures 2"
Brown" No, sir. You know I protested
against your coming"
differently" at the same time dropping his
head.
Brown then turned to Coppie. and said, /" Cop
pie, you also made false statements, but | am
glad to hear that you have coutradicted them.
Stand up like man. and also gave him q
quarter. Tie shook him by the hand and part.
ed
Brown was then taken to Stevens CELL and
they exchanged kind greetings.
Stevens said, " Goodbye, Captain. l know
you are going to better land"
Brown replied, /" | know | am" He told him
to bear up and not betray his friends, giving
him quarter also. He did not visit Hazlett
as he has always persisted in denying any
knowledge of him.
Smyrna times., 1859-12-08

The California pa pers announce that in Marcel
next San Francisco will be within ten dav',
tetegrdphlc communication with the Atlantic
States. This will take place by the simulta
neous completion, at that time, of the tele.
graphic lines between st. LOUIS and ForI
Smith on the Atlantic side, and San francisco
and Los Angeles on the Pacific side, thus cut
ting OFT three and half days on each side.
lT is said that some of the Southern senators
will oppose the admission of Kansas, as State
on the ground that it is part of a project 10
make another free State out of the Pixies Peak
Territory. There is no doubt that the popula.
tIon OF Kansas exceeds $4,000.
THE Charleston Convention will, it is now
said, be called early in April. On all hands il
seems to be conceded that Charleston might be-
come unhealthy after the first of May, and pru.
dent men In the Democratic ranks suggest that
the sooner the Convention is held the better.
The Emperor of the French has invented a
cannon on the principle of Colts revolvers. A
formidable gun of this description has been
constructed according to the Emperor's model
TIE wife of Gov Willard, of Indiana. n sis.
ter of }. E. Cook, now under sentence of deatb
at Harper's Ferry, is suffering much from her
grief ut the impending fate of that unfortunate
man.
The people of California have formed Clubs
tor the purpose of driving the Chinese out of
every employment, except the most mena!
Hon. Carroll SPENCE, for nearly six vears
resident minister at COnstantinople, has re-
turned 20 his home in Maryland.
lT is reported that Ex-Presdent Fillmore 10
going Southwark this winter, and will visit Mo-
bile.
The Great Eastern has realized over 5000.
6OO to her owners by her exhibition.
NINE Churches are to be sold in Cincinnati,
next month, for the payment of taxes.
The Democrats have natnralized. already in
New York, $4,000 foreigners.
Smyrna times., 1859-12-08
Smyrna Advertisements. A
Il Rare Chance
For a Young Man with a small
CaDHtaI

IN account of the loss of my health have con.
= = cIudGd TO Dispose of my Stock Of DRY GOODS.
GhOC T. K ! + ), &c, anu RENT MY STORE M
Flemings Landing. The stock is small and well So
leclcd, to suit the trade With neither old goods ar
nants on hand. but everything in the Store Is new.
saeable and in good order
FLEMlNG'S LANDING is situated in Phorougb
fare Neck, New Castle county, Del. and on Duck
Creek tlfee miles IRON the Delaware Bay and i'm one
O The best GraIn-growng districts near IL is One nj
the Desl locations tor buying GRAIN ON account of the
numerous iacllles Tor shipping it, either 10 PhIladel-
pha, or New York BOstOn, or any other seannrt A
vessel carrying 10000 bushels of gram can load a he
Landing, and go out of the Creek without anv dtli.
Guilty person with small capital can engage in
the gram business here, simply by buying on eommis.
soni ne can also have the advantage of large sec.
tlOn Oi both Kent and New Castle counties
+ rom The lst of May, 1883, TO the lst of Januarv
Ioo9, sold over So 900 worth of Goods FIR tho ooL
ana TINS was done without the assistance of a CLERK
except during my absence. A person merchandlzlug
mere ana buying goods in Philadelphia can have
mem shlpped on board one OF the Snyrna Packets
ana ey VIII be landed AT the door, and no caring IL
pe dohe' There can he considerable business done
hero, dealing IN Lime; there is also large Trade viii
ihe vessels navigating Duck creek and The Proyisior
business can be greatly extended
81 10 any person buying my Stock | will LET bavf
me Store one year RENT FREE The purchaser car
nave board with me at a reasonable rate and I Mi
take Tie payment of il in goods
10 Young Man wishing 10 engage in the Mercan
Tile business, this is an opportunity never surnoesaJ
II equalIeu. TERMS made very accommodating
For lurlher particulars, apply to, or address
E. J. FLEMING,
Nov. 81, l959-4w '-"' Dei