f
axe -been taki-n j . , ' - -7 ; iTvvu 5-1
form otiintillv l tile ClatP nf rmr Lief k4itik. -rrr . I
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t)
Trust Sale. ,
nn Tf onv'vilolltV'Mm.,i..Al.. . I 7 aV
, n.w;''?- ted at the date of , w U. TT
,t &J?f'7. ImtWao,...,. 1 101, Rtchardson 71, Met 20. Wni,.- ,nuarJ nrjt,' alibi. re.! and pen...! e.ut. cuimst- J S
tho Initcl StttU M,:,!l tttoWtak,.: A, " ' ' ' V' V-. , ,
, .. ' '"iVtlEll iklluilluifH OI Till
... , ' . v, wlloutrJi rsmiuiiiiiob or tin.
I.UVV ITS ot lllu l.i Ill-la l( .( . Mil, a it ... . . .i - . . .
. , ,. . '" "1 llJ UlCUlUi llll- i-ticm instil u-
Uons ol nny,ntlu-r port ion.
The sco,,',. atuUtii rt ..f iW language of repeal were not Left in
.doubt, it vvtis ,k-cl3r,d( ,,, terms, to n. -be tine hm
iiK-aning or thi act.not to ktcislate slavorv into any Territory or
.btale, nor .o oxclu.l.'4t tWtio,,,, but to lUv e the j.nit thereof
pel tcctly tree to Mn n :m,l rc-tuato tlioir.lotnetie l.tMitutioiis i,
atei"'" w?y,fiU,'J:Ct ou- toth3 'cnstimsKin of the I iju j
The nun-iire eoulil not be withstood ui..,n ii it:c-iit alone It
asarttarke.i vvi.l, ion, nee, oil ;l,e false or .U !uivc i.relexl'tl'at
it consuuuo. breach ot faith. Never w.lijootioniiion- n'ticr-
,., i ... -,lu.-iu. ...... j,,-aUn. ,. K.lur.. Was jt ilnsi
(.iiii-n u. piiirii.m 11.13 Liiui. leguiauve vr ik-
rirtue of a Deed of Trout executed tn me
b. . . . I - . ... -. . 1 . .
v. . i u n it nm nni. n I will u. 11 . . . i. iiaw ill
januarj nrji, allbire! and pm al eiut, cuhmki- J
BfB 1 he Chrratc Gazefte saTS that Tt
K . C. Purye'ar, of North Carolina;- is " as black
hearted an abolitionist as Hale, Giddinqs, of
Ja.nks, if he dared to frankly declare hi. senti
ments." V '
A curious sort of abolitionist" Mr. Poryear
mut be, to own n lnr.rn 1
ing of 27 Acrcn nf lonj neiir the town of ri,r....,U.n
"ti the Plank Road. TLcre in a Mule nJ P ma'e
Academj i,J pl,.nJca Dwetlinc Houm- !th H flr
jTaces, a goo., well of watr, a h-ulifjl hmlihy i-it-
ua,riuH : and if t.ie right ort of a mm. gci it hr m
lmve a conMaht School. Al.-o abou one thouan l
dollars worth of finr furniture a ne numl riauo.
anJ a great muny .School Dook, and other ILooks.
Also sir v
- .M i; Ul'?. .
croax or nine mouths will be ciicii fuj- all utu t.ir
er two dullard l.nj
Trust' Sale. !Tir.f"wmtTC
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in th r iuhti i . .
wli.tli.-r en:icltt trn er.l'ortr vu-i .i... :. t . "iV. 1,' 1 ' PtlirihiT- . .1 .
;. . , .-. . .i-v "so. 13 hi? , .iiiiwi ui:it an ; I VJ I" uuit'Cr to niannfp thii m V , i
set 1 I on-ie.--lMil.ovethe on.tiimiou v U. ia.U ed. tla 1 e ere : 1 "'l''f.e lUeUt. in hlS ab.
in tin- laris any cause to impute bail faith, it onl.l atta. ii lotiio-e ; '''te . 1 i i the
only I10 have nnvr eea--sel. from Ui.. ii.,... .. n... ... ,
. . . .
j . .i i,uui,uimiii auarn ion,te iu nil! j a ZtlTP be ft FfKia ns 1
only who have wvercia,!. from the lime ot the enactment of ,1 ' ad-
tUo re.-ttkUxe provision to the mestiu htv, to Uciiouure ami t i UUCC tlie CVldence to SUStain ltS chafC nr ,
Crtn.lemn It; wl have eonstaiitU refused to cmiile.e it by i-, il. 1 1 1 ... c ' OF SC"
ful Mipplementary U-iMaUon; who have ,-parcu' m exenion to ! "uuwlcuKe that it has traduced a WOrtllV J
11 " "p-1 v.... , - ,-i.iif paeu ik exenion to . n ' 11
deprive it ot moial lor; who hav e thenis. h es atfaiii and a-ain ! ,lflnt,.,; o
tlviniiiel its repeal b the i iuietnieiit ot'Jiieoiii.a;i(,li i ro isj-u,- '"IllOl lOUh CltlZCIl '.
- filul u lio. hv the inevitable real-! i.ni-.rv- ......! .1.. ..: 1
-' ' - .. ... . inevi 111111 on 11 MO-
K nee on the subject, avva-clied tile country to perception of the
true le.isii.uiinnal principle of leaving the matter involved to
the discre.ion of the people of the re.eelive cxi.-tiiig or intii.ieut
butes. , ,
It Is not pretended that this principle? or nnv other, precludes
V los.iliiliiv ( eviU in practice, dijiuJbed :is political action is
liable to be b human ias.-ions. No foim of fm einment i- ex
empt from inconvenience:.; but ia this tax. they are the result of
thr abuse, ami hot of the legitimate exe: ei-e. of the poweis re
feived or coMlVHied in the organization of a Teniiory. They are
not to be churned to tlio great plincJple of pojiular iorereignn :
,011 the-contntry. they db-upear before the intelligence and patii
(Otism of ijie jwoplc, exerting through the bailoi-box their peace
ful und silvut, but iricsUtiblr jioWer.
I 1 1, .. e. ... ... 1 1 1 ... i'.ii..ii.it;..i ...a i v. ,i . . 1 .
4. Ill 1111 mi- vi wi. vv". in"'..'" u.r ill li;ni tti:'nilt'l Mll.lt', - - - 17 . - f - - wjij
its enemies could not pnVnt a more acccp.iubY issue thau tli.uot' ! presented as being worth v of a liberal Datrcnnr-p
a Mate, vv lKsi'constitutfou clearly embraces a rcbiiblican lonu I a. . i ... " " J tl
,of government,"' bdi (ixcluded from th'tiUm becaiisc its do- coustrained to remark, that the Tart number
jiies.n- inui in limn i::a inn 111 an icicci.s compol l vv 1111 lllelileas
(Of vviiat is wit and expedient entertained in some other Male.
I'resh from groundless imputations of breach of faith against
mother.', men will coiimienee the agitation' of this new question
with indubitable violation of an express compact between tlie in
dependent t-ovefeigu powers of the Vnitrd Mates and of the i.e
fui.lU tit T-xos, aa.vyell as of tlie wider and equally Solemn com
pacts jhicb assiie the equality of all the Srates.
llut, ' deplorable as would be such a violation of compact in
Itself, and iu all its direct' consequences, that is the Very least of
...II. 1 .1 1 -U'l...,. r.w..;,v,...l ..rril. h'lll tin.- . .1
liie evils iiiiuntu. nuuu rvin'iii -.. .it. . c isuceeeu-
. . " . ... . - . . i .. f.n ,
Correspondents will bear with as until our
next. AVe have uo room for any favor of tin
kind in our present issue.
The best evidence that can be adduced in favor of
tlie efficaciousness ofHooflandi German Bitters, rre.
parerf by Dr. C. M. Jackson, is the unprecedented de
maud for them from all parts of the Unron ; and al
though there may be many compounds prepared and
d in forcihir on this issue, can their oh teSsions fail to be met
by counter pretentions? "Will 7.ot different Mates be coninelled
. . . . . . .". -I.l. . V 4 .I If :..
respectiv ely to meet cxiremcs w iui f.vtit iius. no o eimer ex
treme carry its point, what is that so far forth but dissolution of
v.. r.i.... i ii .. I...... sint.. r..t-Tii.l. tViuii Tin. ten itiin- .t' ti... i-
of testimonials- with which the worthy docter has been
honored, by persons of the hitrhest character d
spectability, who foun.l it necessary to Lave recourse
to his rjrennrntinti ic az-: i- .
t r V1 . .vcuinuiit tuiui.rru.vv conclusive I
that a more effectual remedy for the aflfeyracCllatiH
vi iuc auicteu with that direful malady, dys
pepsia , has never been disco vereJ. See advertisement.
EST CONSUMPTION ANdTpittTng BLOOD
See the certificate of Mr. Turner II. Ramjey, for many
pnetorot therarmers Hotel, Fredericksburg,
late of the City IIutl, Richmond. V
uhn Minge, of thj city o llichmon.l i.,i.
a regular physician, and of course nnnn. L i.
I eacu oi mrr tvvt-ii rcconciianiv noiue e.llll.-lcl.illlll ? n -t-vov-v iv niuiiin:
1 ia t.. .I.- ..!.. lull" ..1' l.rotl'CW tl... ..rtL..;.... 1 Calltll ftlincL TTVO.lt.ilw. -ll' .
. ..-. . u. . .-,..a ....... v. , v v..,,u;: , 1 " ..H.1IH1OT, US OUllgCO tO SaV t ll 1 t it
that sect ionaf a-itat ion. uovy prevailing m some ot.the Mat pftWta ;n t, ., . ,, n " lQal us
which are a- imiuVcticable as they are uuconsiiiunoual. and " "'"v- ul ivumsey, were WOUder-
whlch, if pei-scvereiJn, must and will end calamitously. It is ful indeed,
either disunion and tSyil war, or it is iui;re angry, idle, aimless ..
..disturbance of public lieace and tranquillity. I i -union for what ? lie had been given up by several nliTsirinnu hod
If the passionate ragii of fanaticism and partizan spirit did not j tried n,nt ref ft i- , ,"l''u"3 ' "au
force the fact iiim.ii our attention, it would be dithenlt to believe 10St 01 tIie 1uack medicines, and was on the vertr
that any considerable portion- of the people of this erilighteied ! 'f"despair as well as the ir,-.,,-n .
i ...i.....i i ...i... t,. o r.. .1 ft'.- niicuiie inriii uttit u
tiietnion? it a new Mate, lorineu: irom me lenuoiy oi met. I
States, be absolutely e.xcltlced from admission therein, that tact years propr;
of iLsi lf constitutes the disruption of union between it and the
.other States. Knt tlie Jirooess of dissolution could not stop ther. a-? and la ti
Winittl Tint ...liiinnV (ti.r.istiiii i.roilricillt' sUch mslllt l.i- o ... .
loritv of -ote eiilicr Northi in or Southern, of nee.jsii- .tii. -tr. John .
out the oppressed and aggrieved minority, and place iu presence
ot each other two-tirecoiicllaMv IiostUe cnnieuerauonf r
country" could have surrendered tiieiusiUes to a fanatical devo
tion: to the supposed interests of the relatively few Afi icans in
the I'nitcd States as totally to abandon and dWreg;trd the inter
ests of the twenty-five millions of Americans, 'trample underfoot
1... il. ...... ... ..I uml iilisl itrili.iri'il i .lit! -'-it i. .11 mi.t t.. ..n .
in plaits ol v muietn c imsii.u v again:
1 11... V I.11 -ir..
aled vviih tin-in in the enjoyment ojhe common heritage of otlr
national 1 11111 11 1 le 11 .
Nor is it bo:i it y r.gainst their feilovv- i;iens of fine section of
the. I'liion a'ono. i he interests, the honor, the duty, the peace,
ant( the prosperity, of the people of all sections arcn'ima'dy involv
ed and iiiipo.illeii "m this question. And are patiioti men in any
part of the Oiion prepared, on sin h an i-ue. thus madly to invite
'all the coiiPequeticeS of the foi fcittire of their constitutional en
friisemeuts ? it i-impossible. I hestonii of pbienzy and faction
uiust iuc-v ualilv dash itself iu v uiti 'again.-; lhe unshaken rock of
the Constitution. 1 shall never doubt it. 1 know that the I'nion
stronger a thousand times than till the wild and chimerical
cheme of social change which are gciicii.cd-. one after the other
In the unstable minds of vi-i-ojtary sophHs'aml interested agitat
ors, I rely confidently on the patriot i.-m of the pcop'e, on the
dicrnity and sitlf-respect. of the Slate, on the wisdom of Congress,
and. above all. on the continued triacioiis favor of Almighty Jod
to maintain, against till enemies, whether at home or abroa.l, the
aanctity of thu CotistiiUtiou and the inU L';ttv of the I'nion.
L UANKUN VttKCE.
Washington, December 31, 1n"5.
Danish Mixture.
We refer the public to Lis full and lengthy certificate
around the bottle, stating his cure.
t.lvertistnient.
.see
FAYETTEV1LLE MARKET
BACON .16 a 17 I.K AD B .
2o .molasses
i;:.i
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FAYETTEVILLE
SATHIBAY, JM'!t i, h.li.
"Tha will of the people is the source, and. the happiness of the
'people the end. of aH legitimate goveriiment-ttpon earth."'
! C. C. Mcthuiuuien, Esq.. is the authorized agciitt'or
the Argus, and wilLattend to the settlement of sub
scription and advevtisingt accounts.
HE MS WAX -4
CANDLES
Fay. Mac. 20 a
Adamantine a
Sperm- 3o a
COFFEE
liio 12 a
Lamina a
St. Domingo 00 a
Cotton
Strictly prime 8 a 00
1'iime a (x)
Fair 0 a 0
COTTON BAGGING
Gunny 18 a 20
Dundee Di a 00
burlaps 12J a
cotton yarns-
No. 5. to 10 17 a IS
DOMESTIC GOODS
l'r'n Sh't'gs 7A a S
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Mayor.
T. S. LUTTEIILOII.
COMMISSU'NtHS.
Ward 1. CD. NIXON,
" 2. A. Me LEAN.
" o. HENRY LILLY, ,
4. V. T. miRNE,
5. A. A. MvKETlIAN,
6. W. MoLAURIN,. :
7. W. WARDEN.
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Family,
Superfine
Fine
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Wheat
Oats
Peas
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HIDES
Dry
G reen
IRON
Sw'.r
40"
Cuba
00 N. Orleans
30 NAILS
50 OILS
j Linseed
13 1 Tanners'
SALT
L'.v'l, sack, 1.75 a 1.S5
Alium, bus. 75 a
SEED
Flaxseed 1.50 a 0.00
Clover, lb, 12.! a 10
SHOT
Com. bag 2.25 a
Buck 2.371
15 SPIRITS
"IV .1 II
i en uranuy u.pij a
Apple " " 55 a t.'',0
N. t. . Whis. 55 a tin
Nr'n " ii
1" N. E. Rum 55 a Ho
00 ; Jamaica " 2.IKI a ' 50
Fr. Brandy 4.0 a G.'Ht
Anier. Gin 75 a So
Hoi. " 1 75 . " (Mi
over two dollars
Dec. 31, 1855
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Nobth Carolina Abknal. )
Fayttteville, Dec. 27, lcv55. ;
1 PROPOSALS will be recciveJ at thU Ar senal until
the 15th of February, 1850, for furuishinK' the
loilowing bill of Timber :
12 tftt, to It comfx.m each . tht f.,llotring W, rr.- :
Incliet lonj;. l:icbeliU. Inchc thick.
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i Manufactured 121 a 40
WHITE L'D 2.50 a 2 75
WINDtlW GLASS
S x 10 2.25 a 2
, 10 x 12 a
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co. bar. 51 a
Do. wide 0 a
Encrlish 4 a
LARD 121 a 00
Spirits Turpentine 35 cents.
Yellow Dip turpentine S2.00 per barrel
Scrape " 1.00 "
Flour not so brisk.
.50
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WILMINGTON MARKET, Jan. 3d. 1856
Till MESSAGE.
We publish tlie President's Message entire in
the present issue of the Anrus. . The great
, , i . , , I-. T.ir tf.ntin f . We note a decli ne of 1 5 r t-i nprl
length of this paper, excludes our usual variety, . fj ,.tU qua;ities . with saiesyesti'dav oi 9,HMods
but we trust the reader will be pleased with the S2.3-J a 2.;:o f,,r yellow dip, and SI. 35 a 130 for ha
,rSo vrlnl. wo. liavn tlmitoht moner to pursue.'1 of 347 at $2 35 for yellow dip, and $1
... .. - g, i i i
It has not before happened, in the history of
the (jovernment that the .President s Alessaie
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, Spirits. Sales yes-terday of 80 casks at 30 cts. per
; gal. and to-day of 30 do. at same price
, , , , t, , A.OM11. catea yesterday ot 3,, 00 common, at S1,0T
mrtia .1,1 1 t'r,i.nt lif,,... hntll Unncoc nt I nrftrnij tup li-nr lililo
VT ...3 uv.li. e. eu e,ieii iuiu aavu.. vvi..ii..,o ....jiv. u'nc,
v . ii i .1 ' i Tar. Sales
were organized ; yet, sucn nas oeen tue case in
this instance. For this, soni applaud and oth
ets censure the President. We think it a mat
ter of no great consequence : but wc imagine
the House can take no "action on the Message
before a Speaker shall have been elected.
. As yet, we have no more than hastily glanced
over the paper, and, therefore, should not feel at
liberty to ofter any comments, it we had room, T have removed mv business sin mi t
in the present number. ! cetitly occupied by my brother Joseph, in the Post
r i Oin.'ft r.nildiiifr cull, i.t, ti o. 1 .
ThP tone of the Mrno-r. in re at on to South- I ,., ,. vV ' ':l .Let' wnere 1 w"l
Tar. Sales to-day of 175 bbls. at SI. 00 per bbl.
Mc,AIICHTllm
XjONTliACTOnS AXI) BUNDERS.
rayctlevillt', , C.
January 3, 18-jo.
104-tf
RKMQVAL.
- j s.iii.v on ne .uattrass .Making and Upholstering bu4-
rn rights appears to be goolT: and we mean to ' ncfs 111 a11 Its br.-mches. and keep constantly on hand
,ive the Fresident credit , wherever we think it IStuS1 l Uroce"cs. Confectionarics, Segaas.
aay be due. At the same time, we cannot but JACOB OTTARBURG, Agent.
. . . . .. ,i Jan. 5. 1850. in.
cm
civ
may be due. At the same time, we cannot but
remember that much of the agitation now threat
ening the peace of the country has been caused
by the encouragement given to fanaticism by the
President himself, in the appointment of agita
tors to places of honor and cufohiment. Eut
more of this anon. For the present we have
po more to say.
-.- -ea
t? understand the Cape Fear River is
completely biside it&lf. It is running around
the eastern end of the Cross Creek Lock as
bard as it can tear.
104-3t
NOTICE.
THE undersigned have this day entered into a Copart
1 nership under the name and style of ANDREWS &
ODUM, for the purpose of carrying on the mercantila
business, at the stand lately occupied fr atis & Wil
lis, where they intend to keep a general assortment of
Pry CSoods and Groceries.
They earnestly solicit uli,n ,,i.i:. i
; and promise that they will earnestly endeavor to make
' it to tho iiitjii-uL-t i.f l.nt r' .1- j . ..
....v.v.Ti ui lucu'.ineiius to aeai wiui tuem.
Call and try us.
ANDREWS & ODUM.
Robeson Institute, Dec. 24, 1855. 104-3t
BgL, The December Term of the Supreme IVntlPO
Court commenced on--Monday last. Present. ttip v. -v. . -
J x'wv-lui lilt, subscriber hnvtnw iUtirn,;.nJ o..t
the Chl.ct Justice and Lattle, Judge. Judge j earnestly requests all those indebted to him either by
Pearson, we regret to learn, was detained at ! m"1! "t?u.nt.,to come &n:. ?t',e e first
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Y virtue of a 1'ower of Altrney u. toe eitcull
by 1'iter (J. Ltarm JU.. .o.t a..i. . . .
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B, Another Seminole war is threatened in !
i'lorida. An exploring party, under command
of Lieut. Geo. L. Ilartsuff, 2d Artillery, were
.Attacked by Scminoles on the 20th ultimo, about
ib miles b. l. froui lort Simon Drum
an Attorney for 'collection.
Carthage, Dtc. 26, 1855.
IL TURNER.
104-4f
Western Ilail Road Office, i
Avy. 29, 1855
A N Instalment or 5 per cent, upon the
- w ramaavat v ia (, tl C
l'ltil fctock of thw Pfininnnr ia fnlLarl
v-.a-a j viMivu lOr.
m, v ,, . , l . . ! l':l3"able on the 1st day of October next; and, also
There are but few of these Indians in Flori- j monthly call of 5 per cent-, until the 1st
. l ii. i t , ...... j dar of Linn,.,-., l tt.T ...1 o. . i. t . ...
"j nucii kue nuuio ituiuuni will be
due.
By order cf the Board of Directors.
JOHN M. ROSE,
TrMi' W "R T r
-- - ' ' V- AllUlUllU A. J- IU11
da; but ihey are so hard to get at that they
may cause much trouble
John McPherson Berrien, of Georgia.
at one time Attorney General of the United
States, and for many years a distinguished Sen
ator in Congress, is dead,
DCf ?hc . Legislature of Massachusetts met
on Wednesday last. F. C. Baker, American,
was elected President of the Senate, and Charles
A- Phelps, American, Speaker of the House.
G-lt-m'jtl857
r A CARD.
To the oters of FayettevUU mnd Cro Creek DUUUts
J. R, McDONALB
OfTers himself as a candidate for Constable. If elect
ol, he promises to comply with the law and perform
tne dunes of said office to the best of Ida ability
Jan. 5, 185G. te. '
t; rc.mrc.l.
Dec. 18, 1K.VV
JMt MANMMi. AU-ry.
D'.'-li'
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-toese may ny gotten in two piecec, if one piece
"" uv f"-'"" -ituDmuoiu. ii in two piece the
lUmenaions 15 by Ii. and 114 bv 61 '
tThee nieces niot he from mm,. L. '.
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grained, and entirely free from knot or crakg
JTo b bored through ia the centre from end to end, j
with 1 J inch auger. j
The whole of the aboye timber roust be xawed accu- ,
rately to dimensions, except Oue followini- :
120 piecea i2 by 81 by 2, I
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i- piccco o uy o oy Z, , , "V r.ao i. tae trik t-;.i,n r-
wmenmay De sawed or men. and n,it V- ,m,n. i '7.:"" februarr, A. I. U-,.
and straieht trrained ' ln1 ' ( IheCoart nee an tV.'
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M Ii:itlOlt Ot HT OF IiAIT,
Tall Trrui,
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It must all be cut from iknft.. t.. e.n. i t... : 'rrrn' m each of the nevtr at-er in the um f V. .
.u ir.L , - J "'"-'.'. ictitl uriWRD elU"ilU "
tite 5th of June and the 15th of August, and taunt , , ,
b straight gramed, tough, free from large or unbound , ' '"' "''-. vHl.Tw. baviBt b,.,BeM t
knot, -phta, wind-bhakes, heart or sap. No old or Z . ? n U" 1 ,,a Ioci,t 1""l u ttUa.1
brash timber wiU be receiVed. i P-cUy. " ' ti Mc Uy in Fchruarr Mil
' ne t Urt JIa0ie in layetUtilir.
It must be delivered at thin tm.n.i w.r ,
Of December 1856, and when delivered to be ! .i 'lne"t Jcs.mi T. W ardea, Ovk of w aaul fourt. ,,lr" Qati fWc, t,, w W.H fcr
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