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south CaroIiaa Taxes.


Whatsvsr may be said about Southern
Chivalry, and the discrimination to ''die for
the eauss7 and such like boasts, figures still
tell q story that sadly eOunteract brave hopes
for the future. For Instance, the State
taxes in South Carolina are about s., 200, 600,
all tod. On the other hand, the present ez-
pouss Of maintaining their army, prosecuting
the work Of erectingiand strengthening forti-
ses,i0ns, conducting their internal affairs
te- is little less thnn $500, 900 per month
However willing the planters and eitizenI
generally, msy be to contribute Of theil
means, Il would be downright folly 70 con
tend that such s bill Of expense as this could
long Be borne. They have NOT many Gov
Aike1s nom whom to force $4,000 cOntEi
buttons.
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The Springfield correspondent Of the Gin
cinnati Commercial telegraphs as follows:
SPRNeTmtD, Jan. %.
The first draft Of the inaugural message is
now being made by the President elect. The
Chicago Platform viii be the basis of its re-
Elections and recommendations in reference TO
internal affairs. It viii not be finished until
after consultation with the Republican lead
ers in Washington.
The length Of Mr.. Lincoln's stoppsges on
the way to Washington will depend on the
demonstrations to be made in his honor in
the diIerentlocelities. His friends here look
for tenders of the hospitalities Of the Ohio
New York and Pennsylvania Legislatures.
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Advice to FuGItives.

Tie Plain Dealer says that the late fugi-
Hve slave case win be shortly followed by
Others here and in this vicinity. We do not
know Of much better authority, upon ques-
tons OF slave interest, than that paper, and
we therefore have word of advice TO all fl-
gitives;-tha, is, to leave for Cauada as soon
as possible. Thsrs they are freemen, and
British subjects, and subject to the call Ofno
man here they are not safe day. Let
them fee and ensure safety at the earliest
possible memeut.
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sTATE OF oONNEOTICUT !

II Sprague. Secretary Of the Charter Oak Fire and
Marine Insurance Company, being seTerally sworn,
depose and say, that the fOrego ug g full. true and
correct statement Of the aars Of the said pany
that the said Insurance. Company tg the boua ide
owner OF at least One Hundred thousand Dollars Of
actual cash capital invested In stocks and honds OF
in mortgages on real estate, worth double the
amount for which the same Is mOrtfaged that the
above described Investments nor any part thereof
made for the benefit OF any Individual exercising
authority In the management Of said COMPANY either
President, Secretary, Treasurer, Director or 9TH
erWise; that the mOrtgagea above described have
not been assigned, nor in any manner released or
impaired BY said com pany and that they are the
above described officers Of the said Insurance Com
pany; b. Hudson, President pro ten.
Jos. II. SPEAGUE, Secretary.
Subscribed and BWarm befOre me, this sd day Of
January, 1851. In witness whereof, have hareunto
set my hand and affixed my official seal at Hartford,
Conn EDW'D GOODMAN, +
COmmiasinn. risidiug in
I'll Hartford, Conn. ap-
- pointed by the Gov
eruornOr Of Ohio.
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a nv MAy To ~ % Die.

Florida got rid of her Territorial debt by
coming into the Union; and now there seems
to be a very proper determination among the
Southern States, in anticipation of the new
Southern Ooniederacy, to prepare for the par
tition Of Florida between Georgia and Ala
bama. The absorption Of the State would
shuttle of her bonded State debit and in this
connection it is a significant fact that nearly
all the secession troops at Pensacola are from
Alabama Query2 What will be the value
(if Florida is thus partitioned) Of the Florida
bonds purchased by the late Secretary Thomp-
son for the Indian Trust fund.-
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EOR SALE.=A FARM OK
a acI es, with tso story hFcE dwelling hcu1s,
ia the Italian 81 Fl8 ol cllreclfr ~ % l.I lll
cisieTn and oui-lGdse1s ll new and iusl rletsd
and ready for cupancy. be house i1 hulIl T-.h
ali moern In proEeneIt5i the groulls llarl isolt
on kinsman Avenue oil f9rodsi 3 beautiful rafils
and living bruoE runs through the rear end OF Iae
farm there ssrerai sprIngs Of pure water run
ming out IRON the banks Of the rdviue which. With
simple hydrauic works. eau BE- conveyed 10 any Part
OF the arul. For q tiHntlemnu'5 residence the Wh1f
grounds can be elegantly aud tasleiuilT arranged
For Garden, vines ard, or fruit CuitHrp ft can b
mads profitable, being % near the CitF -cHly alou
100 rod1 from the cor p0ratlol laIits-
This farn be divided into lots ll @ o. ll11r
acres, and make eloElLt reziencas ami a rGe I'd
vance OF the price AZ which it can uoU le rurced1ai
There about or acrrs Of wood liid q llrt ol
which q q beautiful Gr0Fs
Tbs klusman street haiiroad plg5 = through thu
Avenue in front Of this flrm. The above Qr07eTtT
can Be purchased 1t the present tinls as great bar
gain Fer further Information enquire Of
81 BARKER,
Ma r7rau am
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The vote in the Ohio Legislature, upon
TIE appointment Of Commissioners to Wash
ington. to confer with representatives. from
other States, was postponed until yesterday
By our Columbus letter it viii be seen who
were appointed By the House.
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Special Dispatches to the n. 7. Herald,
-. -. -, --,-,, ,,.,-,.v

A ridiculous rumor obtained circulation
this morning that the Capitol had been occu-
pied last night BY State forces. The sppre-
tensions Of any serious troubles in this city
are subsiding. The report that seven hun
dred men were enrolled in this city to prevent
LincoIn's Inauguration has led to the discov-
cry that about sixty persons have banded to-
gether for some such purpose, but the exact
intention is not as yet divulged, if settled
even among themselves.
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.40RNiNGLEADER.


WEDNESDAY, MoRNlNc. JAN. 80. 80
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o. lal --lr-1 -l-lla.
eoltlli &C. - laln. DlIlucu western IInII.
Yarn. 20 aCre8sood uI1roFaI.Iarf % and 41of isud
adjoining County SEES q miles iron. the city
SO per acre, terms easy.
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(Oriqinal.l
CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.

10 expire on lLc . Asa AldJ VI = an ud-t ~ A9DA-
AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE,l .
Insurance DEPARTMENT.
Columbus, o., Jan. Is, is6i. L
whereas, Charter Oak Fire aud n SrIhe lnEuranCo
Con pany. located ct rd, N the State OF Con
tg condition. required BY the drst section Of the
act ., TO regulate Insurance Companies not inoorPo
rated BY the State of Ohio" passed pri ,, 1856
and, Whereas, said mPany has furnished tn un-
dersiRned satisfactory evidence that II h possessed
Of at least One Hundred Thousand Dollars Of &C
mortgages real estate worth double the arnonnt
for which the same . mo tgaeedi and, Whereas
said company has hled in this office written tnstru-
ments under its corporate seal, stgned BY the Presi
dent and Secretary thereof, authorizing any agent
or agents OF said pany In this State TO acknoW
edge service Of process, for and In behalf OF SAID
cOulpauy, consenting that such service Of process
shall be taken and held - be valid as II served
upon the company, according 70 the laws Of this or
any other Stale, and WatTIng ali clam or right ol
error, By reason Of such acknowledgement Of ser
Now therefore In pursuance Of the h-t sectiou Of
The act Aforesaid l. r. w. Tayler, Audtor OF state,
Charter Oak Fire and Marine Insurance Company
Is authorized to transact the business OF Fire and
Marine Insurance in this State until the thirty hrst
day Of January in the year one thousand eight hun-
drsd and sixty Two, -.
my name and caused the ssal OF my once TO be uf-
fixed tue day and year above meltloned.
r. ". TAILERs
C Auditor Of State.
ROUSE & JENNINGS, Agents,
2ll Superior street.
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The Brooklyn went to the relief Of Fort
Pirkens, with two companies Of artillery, bui
It is hoped with no such disgracsiul orders as
she carried TO Charleston, under the Pretezt
that she could not cross the bar, when she
had crossed il two years ago heavily laden
and her drafi might have been lightened &c
Il feet by merely moving her heavy guns
The Macedonian ought to be at Pensacola By
this time,
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OFFICE OF AUpITOR OF sTATR.

Columbus, o., January q, 1851.
I, Robert ". Taylor, Auditor Of state, hereby cer-
THY that the foregoing s correct COPY Of the state
ment Of the condition Of the Charter Oak Fire and
Marine Insurance Company, Of Hartford, made to
tnia ONCE for the year is6l, and now on le herein.
-, B. W. TAYLER,
{L., AUDITOR
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Hamilton street, brtweeu Bond aud Efia-t n ssld
half gt0ry houls and loli 1zliz iaet-a-g u tii9
Bridge street-stors, nssliiug aud iot-chasp.
Bolivar Street. east Of Erietwo story frame H1us5
vaesat LOt-eornsr Of Pi.lsbursh sua Ja ksou
BrssBsil strsst-HDuas aud ~, very gsas at
ssqsllls siEss', H'aF PsrFy-T7o-siaEy lri.a hoaso
Ten AeTss On Superior stress extension, car ~ il-
FOR 8ALE or EXCHA ANGE
0us and threa-fGurih Acres on EueIid sirt.i b.
tween Wilson AFe1ne and lrst tGli-5ats-a h4ai
some lot, 10 exchange ior ierE.
Yarn, szaacrs7- IS miles ire1 lilT houl1, lrru
orchard &C. " ill lraena-liil lu Illinois I,1ll-
Fzrm, Ill acrss-9 miles IRON city good li.ilsiugl
o-ehert, ae. ti,oo1 clah rsluei iu Vastern iaul8-
Farm, 81 acres-In NeHbu1gh. 3 miles Iroai rity;
SOL sandy cam Well aaierad ExeiisnEs ior 3 iar-
ser grazing iarm.
Grtenac0d street, near Elusman, good one itnd q
hall story louse aud lol. House Isl finished. barn,
fruit and shade tfee8. Exchange Tor q farm and pIg
<l,0Udiference.
Farm, 100 serea-easl Of Jelsr80u. Asltanull To-,
on tho rennsy wants llI9- Soil sandy and Errelg
orchard, &C. EEchaige for IOWA lands. 50 acre
Yarn Cd aere8-iu Clinton county. s.icl nfdrtEe
Grand tapili1 Railroad E1chuuse ior a hoIre and
osssl sissst. near st. CharIas-Hou.s ana iot.-
si6f0.
IN ependssce-Farm or 10 acres; houss a.sfa or
ehsrti Ao \ cash, luianca western .dnfl.
tarnl- - aere5s s1Qi proFe1Ic1t o. and g0of and
adjoining County eelz y miles from die CITY,
so per acre terms easy.
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W1sHrHaroN, Jan. %

Reliable advices we're received fem Lin
coin this morning., BY some leading kepubi-
cans. Hs d3Disss bis friends 70 cOmProm'ss at
oaos uDon basis satisfactory to tie border
Siairs. and ,shioh arin bsPerPetuaL
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GOVERNMENT SECRETS.

The government, since their experience
with the Star of the West keep their own
secrets. They do not intend to inform the
South of their movements.
Gen. Scott a few days ago informed com
mittee who called on him, that the gogerr-
ment intended to relieve quietly several Of the
Southern forts. There will be q pretty large
naval force two weeks hence Of Pensacola.
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F y . s517H7o'711 q = p
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- q sl97'1i0F aFf1HIla8' = 8lIl-
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". Llnsolp AavIsss.

The Washington correspondent of the
Cincinnati Commercial sends the following
telegram, the truth Of which We somewhat
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noraprRAn4.

The most intense sxcitemeut exists in GER
tain Congressional circles in consequences of
the fact leaking out that the Howard Select
Committee of the House have positive evidence
before them of 8 conspiracy existing in this
city and vicinity 70 overthrow the govern
ment, in which certain prominent officials and
citizens in Washington and elsewhere figure.
Decisive action will be taken in relation to
the matter, and every man, from ex-Cabinet
officers down to the humblest department
clerk or Senate employe, viii be held to the
strictest account. In this emergency it is
gratifying to know that, while there may be
many citizens in Maryland who, when they
can honorably do it if they cannot consist
emily remain in the Union will 60 out, have
determined that while they do remain in it
tLey will be loyal citizens, and when they 60
ont will not do 80 dishOnorRbly.
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IL M1snFLLArrnrs

II The greatest amOuEt in
surcd In any risk atnn1
y The greatest amount allow
. ed By the rule 70 BE-
insured In any one
city. town or Fvillage,
no definite rule.
l3 The greatest amount allow
ed to be insured in , el0.0af
any one block
IA The amount OF It's capital
or earnings deposit
ed In any other State
az security for leases
therein, none.
IS The charter or act Of IN
corporation Of said
company, Is en- h8
in Auditors office.
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Before tie adjournment Of Congress new
loan or Issue OF Treasury Notes will be need
cd ior the ensuing 6scd yoar. The amount
NAV be SlO, OOO, 900 or s20, 00O 900, accord
ing to the prospect Of the revenue, and th'
provision Congress may make for strength
ening the hands Of the President in ezeeut
f.R the laws.
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THE DESTINATION OF tbs BROOKLYN.

No reinioreemenls have been sent to Fort
Sumter, as stated in the Herald, and none arc
now intended. .e trs
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ansMFanEe.
srATRMRET

Of the conditoa Of tie Ciarisr Oak Eirs
and Aarils lnslTnes Company, on he fret
day Of JdHBaTg, 1861, made % the auditor
Of Ohio, PlrsHaHt to ths Statute Of that
STATE, entitled " An Aes 10 reonlats Ezsal-
rance CoalpaHiss not Incorporated 5y the
: tate Of Ohio" passed APTil, 8, 1855.
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THEPAcIF1, SQUADRON

The Navy Department have received vo-
luminous dispatches from the Pacific squad
ron. Flag officer Montgomery had despatch
ed two steamers in search Of the lost vessel
Levant. The impression was very general
among the officers Of the squadron that she
fo Loaf
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c a 1 N A H A l. L,
Corner Of Superior 4 Seneca sts
Janls
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5ar SAT- pF 8Fnt


DOR SALE.=0NE SECONDHAND
Steam BoilHr-uprlsnt. 81 called, lately used
IN the Leader ONCE SAID 5ci Is 42 inches iu de-
auleter, outside, and leel -rigi furnace rlrf at
in diameter, and ieet hi u.
said Boiisr Originally cost 500; isnoH frst rato
oreer, and win The sratas- latsty-valFe, gi b
sod Tor t15d
~ For further periicglars enquirgat is o1lcs,
or At 7. J Me6arry's Steam Boiler shop on Cantrs
street. II
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WILLIAM P. FOGG,

BB-Housekeepsrs, and those about going to house
keeping are inTited 70 cal and examine Our stock
which We shall take pleasurs In showing, even 4
fslavr 40 not 'trfsb 10 nnrchane.
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ist. The name Of this company is Charter Oak
At Hartford, Conn.
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Cngraplngs.
alotitf
TEEAsgBEB's oEgICE.

O. Y. q e. Railrool Cnmbsny,
Cleveland, o., Jan. lt, ffsf
A DIVIDEND OF va ND-a.
n HALE Per cent. has heou declared on ths cas-
al stock % tnia oluly from The net ralninTs a
the paat slz lno ptnl ending Deem er 1lnl rlrahs
Q tne at q tebruarI 1sKf. ct0CLhciIerl rarisisr-
60 on the DoOkl ui tll Cumrary il aeu OH WI
be paid AZ y oce q the Lnitei slltei ffult Com
panT, 70. q nell street, ard an nlhtrs ~ las u
Of ne lre1 117er lrzuFia9 hnoEI Eili cioss ca ~
list lnat-t % feDrrHrF lst. inclusive.
By order Of The Beard,
TIP. HANnF,
lanlt.ia ffresnrer.
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EOR RENT CHEAP-FRONT
Room in 1Ielodeou Block, ID story. Aruy 70
Ian2l Rl0 JOsEPn PEhAlhs-
DOR SALE-A SCHOLARSHIP
In Bryant & rat.on's Commercial Coilegs.
v III be sold cheap. Cali At City Bank. jau21s21o
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.-H aH a.. l. CAPITAL.
I'd. The amount OF its Capital Stock ia ssoo Ooo
80. ~ r. ~ paiG m a Na0n.n0o
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THa TREASON OF M. FOoNBs.

If Mr.. Toombs should return here, he may
be arrested as party TO treasonabie con-
spiracy. When be advised the seizure Of
Fort Pulaski he was liable to arrest but the
President failed to do his duty.
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ITO LET=TWO STORES aaD
Odices on Puhiic Saua-e. one on Bank sflsef
aud EoOd DWELLINGS on Prospect, Huntingtou
CHESTNUT and other streets-
ROUSE fENN TNHS
norf rlnrlfs H'1lr
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tw Satertissrrents.

90 U N D-A SEAL SKIN Glow.
=, aleh the owner can hive b. calhne a thil
olnol aln peTinG f1r this notice
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-30

main IN this position great while longer.
A turning point in this great contest will
soon be reached. What We want now Is q
vigorous effort, on tho part OF every loyal
citizen In tho Government, . union OF sen'i-
ment and feeling. and then union OF nc
ton. IL is no time now. when things ap.
rarcn,ly begin to look little dark, for any
man who loves his country to show symp'
toms Of encouragement. IL 10 no time now
10 relax our efforts. More men are wanted
to take the fold. aud they will DO had. Our
own State !, called upon for additional
forces to march to the scene o, CONFLICT. Let
them 10 cheerfully furnished, and q gencr.
OIL, response to the call be given by the
Diriso State. Then let there be no crun'
ling among loyal men because the means
must be furnished to arm and clotho and
feed our troops. The fate OF our Tree in''i'
tuition. are a, stake. Now Is the time to
rally. Let Union men everywhere DO bold
and courageous, The hnmblcs'' poorest
citizen among u, can DO something for the
gr-a, cause. n you have nothing else to
contribute, give cheering. encouraging
word. Strengthen the hands OF tho weak
and doubling. Whether high or low. rich
or poor, throw your whole influence on the
eide ofthc government, and asain'. treason.
lie active. I, IL no ,imo to stop WHEN the
gun. Of the enemy arr laundering a, tho
gate. Of the Capitol. II traitors are found
.neaking around in your localities. confront
them. NEE, them. face them with just the
Kind OF arguments the erisencies OF tie case
may require. Our country must he saved
from the hands Of the reasonable destroyer.
The Union mus, and shall DO preserved.
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Secession Newspapers in the Loyal
States.

Public opinion seem. TO DO taking right
direction In references to these public nut
.apcc.. Ia Philadelphia. the city marshal
has ,.suel an order SURPRISING their cireu'
ia,iOn. and all papers Of this character are
stopped. Tho same course is to DO pursued
in New York and other large cities. Not
only is the circulation 10 DO stopped. but
secession Offices are 10 BE- taken possession
Of. and the publication Of such organs stop
ped.
There isa public necessity which renders
these proceeding. necessary. Tho South, for
the purpose OF Overthrowins the government
have plunged us into war. In order to
protect its property and It's citizens. and
perpetua,e It. own existence. our nation is
in hostile array asain,, Southern traitors.
We are dealing with bsrbarous. un'erup'
ulou. foo. we are sighting rebels on South
crn soil. It's the very heigh, OF ineon'l't'
ency. to dgh, rebels in Virginia and Mis-
souri,, and le, those in our own State carry
on this warfare unmole.,ed. The sediilou'
publications Of which we are speaking are
enemie. TO the Republic, JUS, rs much 81 rs
the Richmond Enquirer or the Mobile Her
nd. They are giving aid and comfort 'C
the enemy. aud sowing the seeds Of diseord
and disunlon everywhere. ltnno use to
fight traitors abroad. unless We take care oil
those ut home hence the public good and
public safety requires ,ha, the most viglan'
measures b. taken to suppress all such treas
enable publications at the carlies, moment
The same public necessity which required
martial law TO b. proclaimed in Baltimore
and 81. LOUIS. and Other places, requires
all presses which preach treason. 10 be seized
Let /, be- done under the form, Of law. lie
the po,cn, power Of tho General Govern
men, BE- brought, to bear upon such liccn'Iou'
publications. Let them be summarily pu
out Of the way. and then lc, all such EDITOR
and contributor, be bnni'hed from 'ociei,
until they have learned lesson Of propric'y
and regard for law and order.
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lettings from Bethel.

What business had Mr.. Hammond Of Par.
il, 90 have ripe tomatoes before mo' don't
believe he ha. bad green corn yet.
There va. a .lirbt frost in some place. in
thu. vicinity, Monday morning, OF the 10Th
inst.
The Bethel Zouave-, under Capt. Robert.
son. and the Union Cadets. Capt Richard.
son. from West Bethel, met on Saturday
for the purpose Of practicing the battalion
drill. The afternoon passed OF very pleas
an,ly and probably. These companic, have
made good progress in llaricv's company
drill, and have united for the purpose Of
becoming familiar with the maneuVers in
battalion. They meet a, Bethel Hill thu.
week on Saturday, a, ! o'clock. T.. NJ;
when I, /. hoped ,ha, all the members will
be present.
Any company in the vicinity having the
Zouaye uniform, and practicinS tho new
drill, is invited to unite with them.
The three missing soldiers Of the Bethel
company, are prisoners at Richmond. Free.
man. the boy fier. has the freedom OF the
city portion OF tho time, and VA. quite
we'll reconeiled to hi. situation.
The Steam saw Mil at Bethel l. cutting
up for the marke, large amour, OF lum.
Der. The iacilltie. Tor dragging the lumber
from the river. and carrying i, through the
different processes Of saving and loading IL
on the cars, are exceedingly convenient.