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DODD'S
NERVINE
DID IT.

Nkw 1"SnoS CuNN.. April &c. 1860.
ELMEME""@D FEIESn.-l thought it well to wait an
other Week ""rc writing. +" If continued i'm
Prov. as have been doing for time under the
treatment ri the new medicine and happy to tell
You that am getting lettcrcveu IA than when Won
were here" commenced the use of DODD'S NERNINE
wIth"nt "ny'"dy adv i>il" me I" it, When began with
It could only walk from my h. Ia the chair. Nv
tr"u'i" has been "1ti-is pun ia the head and has
lasted over three years. Al the medicine have hereto
Tor" taken has fall" I" give any relief. | able
I" g. NJ and down stairs. AMI daily improving.
slider the $ERNiNE the best medicine ever found and
shall c"hInu" It's use for confident Of entire
r"rrry. have taken only three hotties ana would not
he without il IN any account.
lw Very truly. ME;. l. 5. MUTE.
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Sabbath School CelebratiOns-Th South
ampton Sabbath-school will hold their an
nual Celebration on Tuesday, the Sd day of
August next, in John w. Hollis woods,
near the school house. There will be re-
Treatments on the ground. The public are
respectfully invited to attend
The Sabbath School of Union NJ. E.
Church will hold it's annual Celebration or
Picnic, in the Grove of Mr.. Jesse II. Sim
pers, on Saturday, the 14th of August next.
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Philadelphia and Baltimore Central

Philadelphia and Baltimore Central
Acknowledgements has been obtained in
the court of Chester county by the Phila-
delphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Rail
road against the Baltimore Central, for the
sum of 1926, 992.11. Sheriff Lewis levied
upon all the rolling stock of the company
then in Chester county. By al agreement
between the counsel an inventory of the
stock was made out and bond executed
for its safety.
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FOR SALE.
Lot and BRICK HOUSE

m One of the most dcsrahla residences in Eikton
{SA 4 lot ri 20 feet front ami ISL feet deep. on
E-o=I Main street, end of town. Cooking Range:
- Bath Room. supplied with hot and cold water
1870 gallon Cstern for rain water under Kitchen
floor: excellent Kitchen and Fruit Garden and good
Frame Stable -r Carragc House on back part of lot.
For sale cheap. Possession immediate
Apply to JAS. :. CRAWFORD.
NAV s. 1S6:I-tf
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eY Mr.. John c. Hindman is our regu-
larly authorized Agent and Collector to
procure subscriptions and advertising for
The Wing.
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PcrsOnal.-Mr. c. p. johnson, Editor of
TIE De'am.re Gazette, visited our town on
Friday last yesterday
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More Malicious Mischief.-Tw

MUIe MuIIcIUuS MISChlef.-TWO young
gentlemen of Elkton drove a third party, a
young man also, from this town to Chesa-
peake City, to meet boat going to New
York, on Sunday evening last. While
their horse was hitched at Chesapeake City,
the harness was cut, the horse turned loose
and started on the road with the carriage
which he dragged to Elkton, where he was
found with the vehicle smashed to pieces.
such malicious tricks deserve short term
i'll the penitentiary
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Archibald Stirling, Jr., of Baltimore,
has been appointed United States Attorney
for the District of Maryland.
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ORPHANS COURT.

PINHE STATED MEETINGS of the Orphans Court Of
i Cecil county will be held On the second TT ESDAY
in every month Executors. Administrator, ami Guar
dians. wanting !hrr account, stated will p arse bring
in the vouchers fr,; day, before Court
REUBEN D. LAMAR,
Nov
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GaY-We publish elsewhere this week.
another interesting letter from our Helena
correspondent.
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There being no market for potatoes. the
farmers who have them arc leaving them
i'll the ground. Some, however, are talking
of digging them up, and putting them in
barrels, hoping that the prices will have an
upward tendency.
Mason Abbott, the oldest citizen of Prin-
cess Anne, died on Tuesday of last week,
aged 50 years. He was for long time the
keeper of the county Jail.
John Moulton, colored, was arrested on
Monday morning, charged with committing
rape upon the person of Mary Duffy,
colored, i'll very unnatural manner. lie
was held to bail i'll the sum of $500.
Henry \. Bedsworth, lodged in Jail in
May last, for violating the person Of Miss
Indiana Ross, escaped from Jail on the 23d
inst, while the jailor was feeding him and
his roommate. He was pursued by the
iiaior and others. After Il long and cxcit-
ing race, BedswOrth fell down completely
exhausted, and was recaptured, and taken
back to Jail i'll an almost lifeless condition.
lie revived after proper restoratives.
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COLBURN,S PATENT

Is better than regular shaped Axes for these reasons
F"St-lt cuts deeper. Stcoad-It don't stick in the
wo"d 7hird-1t does not jar the hand F0 .rth-No
time i, wasted in taking the Axe ont of the cut EYtfb
w it'll the sumo labor you will do oncthr more work
than with regular Axes. Red paint has nothing Ito
with the good qualities Of this Axe for all orr Ncs are
painted red If your hardware does not keen our
goods, we will gladly answer inquiries fill your orders
kprus A
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HARTFORD.


The Republican complains of the utter
disregard of law by the liquor sellers of
IIavre de Grace.
The marine railway at that place is now
in successful operation. Three large schoon-
ers are undergoing repairs there, one of
which is to be almost wholly rebuilt.
Rev. T. S. c. Smith, Presbyterian min
lister, residing at Jerusalem Mills. died of
typhoid fever, Oh the 18th inst. Mr.. Smith,
at the time of his death, was Examiner of
the Public Schools of Hartford. lie was
inferred ut Elkton. ..
The money of the Susquchanna Building
Association sold at a premium of PSI cents
ut the last meeting.
They lave the meancst of thieves in IIar-
ford. One recently stole the preacher sur
plices from ST. Mary's church, near En-
morton.
y short time since, the dwelling of John
He'll, near JarrettS, lie, was entered and
robbed of $50 in gold and silver coins.
The -tyis has just put i'll Il new power
press. and has new head, both of which
contribute materially to its typographical
appearance. With the recent great i'm
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Sale Of Town PROPERTY

Sale Of Town Property.-Our enterpris-
ing townsman, Mr.. D. E. Burton, we learn,
has purchased the property of Mr.. It. c.
Crouch, on Main street, at present occupied
by Mr.. Pryor as tin shop. Mr.. Burton
proposes to improve the property by the
erection of commodious brick store, which
he will occupy in place of his present stand
that he now has leased from Mr.. Drennen.
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mis- in the MARYLAND Dress this en-

provements in the Maryland press this en-
terprising publication keeps pace.
The editor of the Havro Republican, Mr..
\. =. McCombs while standing on the
platform of Il car, at Wilmington, Del, on
Wednesday afternoon last, had his pocket
book stolen, which contained 800. Too
bad; but editors have no right to carry
such fat y pocket books.
During the week ending July 24th, there
arrived at IIavre de Grace, per Tide Water
Canal, 100 boats, loaded with grain, lum-
Der and coal.
Working trains now run on that portion
of the w ilmington and Reading Railroad
lying near Gainesville. 1t is expected that
the road will be in running order to Will
mington not later than the first of Octobe, I
and through its entire length before the
close of the year.
The Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
Company are about to lay two extra tracks
from Pottstown to Philadelphia.
y few weeks since, Joseph Darlington,
Jr., discovered the switch open on the Phil
adelpha and Baltimore Central Railroad at
Chadds Ford. lie reported the fact to the
officers of the Company before the arrival
of the next train. Upon verticaton of the
fact, the President Of Railroad Company
promptly forwarded linn an order for Il
watch of the value Of fifty dollars
post office has been established at Lin
coin University, to be called Lincoln Uni
versity. Geo. Rgdon has been appointed
postmast 81.
A child, aged about II years. q daughter
of Mr.. Davis, who resides on Slate HILL in
this county, about one and ahalf miles from
the Spread Eagle Hotel, died from hydro
phobia, on Monday morning of last week,
after the most horrible suffering. She was
bitten on the finger some nine weeks before
by dog, and the animal disappearing i'm
mediately afterwards it was not known
whether he was mad or not.
Nathan Haldeman, y well-known citizen
of Warrington, was killed by falling roof
during heavy gale of wind, on Friday
week.
Reuben Bernard has been appointed De-
putty Sheriff of this county.
An excursion, under the auspices of the
Oxford Orchestra, went to Annapolis. on
Friday of last week They went by rail
to Port Deposit, where they took the
steamer Lancaster. \ writer in the Press
says they had a delightful time He says
g We feel that thanks are due to Jacob
Tome, Esq, of Port Deposit, for the pains
taken to render the boat as comfortable rs
it was; any Inconvenience that did exist
being out of his power to remedy After
visiting the chief places of interest in and
about Annapolis, they returned home the
night of the same day.
A boy aged 13 years, living with Ezra
Thompson, near StrckorSville, W as drown
cd while bathing in White Clay creek, on
the 10th inst. He was in company with
another boy, and got into deep hole in
the creek whence he could not be rescued.
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Lost.-A small gold breast pin, for the
return Of which to this office, a liberal re-
ward will be given.
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A CLEAR. SMOOTH SKIN AMI BEAUTIFUL COM
PLENIuN follows thc Use of liELMBoLDs CONCENTRATED
ENT.NCT StR>N","lLLi
1t removes bla h snots, pimples crurtions of
thu ,in.
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DORCHESTER.

The Wheat crop turns out we'll
Peaches. green corn and berries are being
shipped i'll quantities from Cambridge to
Baltimore.
William keene, (of b., residing on Tay-
lor's Island, was so badly injured by a
threshing machine accident recently that
his life is despaired of.
Cambridge Creek is being dredged.-
The work when completed, will greatly
improve the shipping facilities of the
town.
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The storc-hOuse of Geo. w. Walker, of
Salisbury, was broken into, recently, and
robbed Of bacon, salt fish, &c. John Jen-
kins was arrested and committed for the
deed, but gave "big bail, and left.
The AdceTiser says: Salisbury has been
much excited over the disappearance of Mr.
James \. Parsons, one of its merchants
Mr. Parsons left home ON the LIST inst. for
Baltimore, arriving there he stopped 1T
Bucks and going out that evening has not
been heard of since.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY.

ACABlNET MAKER. One who is Il steady man and
a good plain workman will find steady work and liberal
wages. by applying to II. II. MAKINS0N.
july TO- ls6'-3w Port Deposit, Nd.
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The Levy List for 1S69.-The Levy List
columns, and will prove interesting reading
to taxpayers generally. They will find
some comparisons in our editorial article
between the county expenses under the
present Democratic Board of County Com
missioners, and the last Republican Board,
which the Republican party have no cause
to shrink from an investigation Of
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Crumpton was somewhat disturbed, last
week, by set of drunken rowtlies. The
Crumsptoniam says such occurrences are
rare in that place. AS much cannot be
said of at least one other town ON the Pen
insula.
from this county last week.
Speculation is rife as to the probable
course of the Queenstown & Harrington
r. r. through this county.
VIM. D. Lucas has been re-appointed
Superintendent of the county aims house.
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GIotheg Washer
THE GREAT PREMIUM MACHINE.

This superior WASHING MACHINE is for the first
time offered for sale in this county. Well Of the
prejudice which many worthless machines have created
IN the public mimi against all machinery intended for
washing clothes we present the
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These Premium Machines for sale in this county
by the following merchants whose places Of business
they he and examined. ALT, further information
obtained
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The corn in almost all parts of this
county is suffering greatly for the want
of rain, and even should the season
be favorable from this time, the crop will
he short in many places.
The M. E. Camp Meeting, in Baker s
woods, commenced yesterday.
The Mayor and City Council of Balti-
more were grandly entertained by the citi-
zens of Kent on their recent visit to the
county. Hon. Geo. Vickers, PRECEDENT of
the Kent Co., Railroad, presided at the
table, and made an appropriate address on
the occasion.
A Lodge of the Knights of Pythias has
been instituted in Charlestown.
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11!AIUN- INI.'
lave Hydraulic Clothes Washer in in my fam
ily and take pleasure in giving it hearty endorse
mrnt. 1t is certainly admirable machine: and needs
but : tr trial 10 rcco::i.Icri it t" general FAVOR
u
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scott's Q Z Monthly Magazine
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Parish of CaICasieJl,
November 18th, 1868.

&. .. .....~ November 18th, 1868.
IN accordance with the first section of
an. Act of the Legislature entitled
" AnAct to organize the Parish Courts
of this State, etc, D." approved Septem-
tember 4th, 1868. A regular term Of the
Parish Court for the trial of all classes
of cases of which said Court may have
Jurisdiction, will be held at the Court
House at Lake Charles, commencing ON
the third Monday of january, A D.,
1869, and of every second month there
after. A term of said Court will also
be held each month, beginning on the
third Monday thereof, for the trial of
Probate causes, and the disposition Of
such Probate business as is required to
be done in open Court. Y H..
'' ' "a "1.> DAVID. READ
...," -."Ea.rr ... Parish Judge.
November IA, 1868. 80 -.. T.. -.
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b DUTCH CHURCH AND THE Light

DUTCH CHURCH AND THE Light
MING ROh--At a parish meeting In
one of the towns IN the In the In
terror Of Pennsylvania, where q
new meeting hoase had Just been
erected, the question was agitated
with respect to- having 2 ightning
rod put up, Opinions were heelY
interchanged, the project seemed
to me { with general favor, until
d wealthy and influential old Ger
man let swing giving utterance
to a rather novel sentiment, one
not in accordance with the gener-
ally received opinion Of the estab-
hshed laws Of Nature and Provi-
dence: 9azl-a1 7o-
"Now gentlemaas, Itel you vat
Il links. I tinks We hash been too
mush trooble and expensh, and
none hash Gin tollars more ash 1,
to build d church for te Lord, and
next Sunday we gives it TO him,
and If BE viii dnndsr down his
0wnlhonseS den ! say let him dun
der, away-I gives no vote nor
monish for dundeTing rodl
This spec h settled the question
and the congregation retired to
'lager. aas woG
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j. y. BILBo.

f-.4Ea taa s@ E4I Ga
F A SEA MoHsTEB.-We clip the
following from the Savannah Re
publican:
We learn that Capt Perry, Of
! the lighthouse schoOneE, who has
charge Of the bnoys in this dis
trict, discovered, on the 10th inst.r
off ST. Simons, what he supposed
to be a dead seq monster floating
on the surface Of the water. He
says that the portion abOva the
water was some twenty-five feet in
length, and five or six feet in height.
He estimated the length Of the
head TO be twelve feet. The mp
per Jaw was thrown back, present.
ing a mouth of extraordinagVodi-
mensioRs.- How many feet Of the
body was concealed beneath the
surface of the waves the captain
could not pretend to form an esi-
mate. In It's back were three or
four grooves running the entire
length Oft part Of the body
which was visible. Tic had fms
similar to those of q whale. The
Captain states that he saw the
same monster again OF Cumber-
land Sound, and that the keeper
of the light house al Cumberland
Island reported to him that il had
! fioated III and out three or four
tides, and that he had pulled for
lit, but upOna near approach she
became fearful that It was not
dead, and thought it best to give
| it wide berth. ,A
It is further alleged that 8 dis
tingaished naturalist now IN this
citY, has offered one. thousand dol
lars for the head of the monster,
and that Capt. Perry, with his
vessel, is now in active pursuit,
and expects to be able TO claim
the reward in the coErse2 of q Gfsw
days. Ii he should succeed, he
VIII not only gain q handsome re-
ward, but be the means Of adding
an interesting chapter To some
| valuablS work on natural history.
q u
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TERMS:

.sUBsoRrPr1oS = THREE DOLLARS
MGR annum, in advance. ~ ----- ------- -
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November IA, 1868.
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PaPOisse CalCasiegR,
Ia No,H,embre 1868.

.r -.-- IL NOVemDre 1000
NONFORNEMENT i la premiere
Y Section dun acte de la Legislature,
intitul6, ''Une Acte pour organiser les
Cours de Paroisse de Get Etat," approu-
We lie 4me jour de .Septembre 1868. On
terme r6guEier de Ii Cour de Paroisse
sera tenu ) Ia Maison de Cour de cette
Paroisse, en- la vile de Lac Charles, le
3me Lundi de Janvier, A. D., 1869,
pour Ia disposition de toutes les causes
et affaires done cette Cour peut avoir
jurisdiction, ct tout les deux mOis ce
suivants. On terme de. 10 dite Cour
sera aussi tenu, commenGant le 3me
lundi de choque mois, pour tOutes
causes de preuyes ct de SUGGESTIONS, ct
pour Ia disposition de toutes affaires de
preuves ct SUGGESTIONS qui doiVentN 8tre
faites en- Cour ouverte. LIE premier
terme sera tenu le dit 3me Lund de
Janvier 1869. .. .,.4v..... -...LL...-L-., ts
rul ar.rsar s.aar. .ar D. J. READ,
IA Nov. 1868. a Juge de Paroisse.
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Proceedings of the Polles JuEY.
CALLED SESSION.

The Police Jury met on the 18th
day of June, it being a called ses-
sion. Members present: James
Cole, of LIST ward; Franklin Hay,
of End ward; j. L. Blbo, Of Sd
ward : Johnathan Wing, of 4th
ward; Thomas J Lyons, of 5th
ward. The 9th, 7th and 8th wards
were not represented. srs
On notion ResolUeG, that Ma
| thaniel Vincent, Jacob Elendor
and George Rives, ST., be appoin-
ted Sellers of unbranded stock IN
the 4th ward for two years. ab esta
Resolued, that J. G. Lebleu and
VIM. Holland be appointed sellers
of unbranded stock In the Sd ward
for two years. a -...... .5rof /.
ReSoIUed, that the following per-
sons be appointed overseers OF
roaks: Alexander Stein from the
sand gully to the first gully. below
.H. Moss house; Levi EIendor,
from Moss gully to Black Bayou /;
VIM. Smart from Hortman's Ferry
to Houston gully; Adolph Escou-
has from the Houston gully to the
12 mile post; Benjamin Lyons
from 10 mile post to, o,1S mile post !;
Gabriel Robinson from Is mile
post to "a mile post and John
B. Granger from "a mile post to
Turner's Ferry, on Sabine River.
ResolUed, that Malachi Lyons be
appointed oyerseer of the road
from Big Woods to Isaac Clarke's
on Bayou Shoupeak, and David
Lambert from Isaac Clarke's to
Lastie's Marsh. I
ResolUed, that H. d. Nix, VIM.
Lyons, James Fancher, ..'t, - - +.
.Fancher, and Hampton Porter be
appointed as d committee to mark
out a public road from III. D. Nix 5
on the Sabine River to Big
Woods. "l -~.4~.>- '- +.35.'.-5
Resolued, that the resolution re-
quiring unbranded stock to be ad-
! vertised two days. passed Feb. 8th
1869, be repealed, aa.M v..m1
ResolUed, that a charter for9 a
toll bridge across Barnes. Greek
be g7 7anted to Philam Cox for the
term of five years, at the following
rates Wagon or OK cart, 90 cts;
buggy, 25, cts; man and horse Is
cents; footman or lead horse, 5
cts. -.r...........o t.....t o.-.n IN /.
Resoloed, that George scarbor-
ough be authorized to get nails
and lumber to repair the bridge
on Kioshe's Cooley. ,-'4 VIZ
ResolUed, that there be an ap-
preparation of $50 for the support
Of Pauline Avrille, a pauper, and
that drafts be issued quarterly to
Eloit Avrille in her favOr3 Ia
RESOLVED, that the 4th Ward be
Edivided, commencing ct the West
Fork of Calcasieu River, running
up said River to the mouth OF
Barnes Greek, thence up said
Creek to the Military Road, thence
west along said Road to, Hickory
Branch, thence down said Branch
to West Fork, thence down the
West Fork to the poiRt Of com
lmencing--the territory thus boUn-
ded to be designated as the 9th
ward, with the voting precinct Of
said warb to be at A, ]. McLel-
| ElRnd's-that VIM. Bilbo, VIM.
Teale and Philam Cox be appoint
ed commissioners Of election In
said 9th ward. t7 haa@ a9 0@lA
Resolved, that an election be
held on the Sd day of July. 1869,
/ for Police Member from said 9th
ward % aag0E~- aa4 l9 h GG
Resolved, that this body adj
iiourn until o O'clock tomorrow
The Police Jury met on june
18th, pursuant TO adjournment tho
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RESOLVED, that this body ed,
ioufu until the next regglar meet.
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psr annum, in advance. 0 '''l. .I.''.... FL"
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Every subsequent insertiOn,..,.-. . .7b
Announcement of candidates for
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Advertisements sent in for pubica-
ton, when there are no directions, will
be inserted in English and French, and
when time is not limited, will be con-
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charged accordingly. ii @-@ VIZ
Liberal discount to those who adver-
tise by the year or quarter. ......y,
Nocredit will be given for Advertising
or Job work, except by special agree
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Cards, stating merely the names,
business and place of residence, with
paper included, Twelve Dollars per
annurn. s.,.1 suuu.t.... 4. ..g .....,
hG~AI Judicial advertisements must
be paid for on the last day OF publca-
tion, or on the day of sale.
. Standing Advertisements.
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a D- Aman who wss arrested
for stealing goods at 4 Gre. plead
ed in excuse for an extenuation of
his conduct, that he had been in
the place but d few days, and had
not laafned the rules
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