MI
irirE OLIO.
-romthe Nat oriel hitelligencer.
INVOCATION TO PO.DAND,
• (Lines occasioned by the recent intriligincet
' nolulionary movements in that pill of Euro!,
Rise - Poland-4iso! The fearful day liath corn'
That stamps thy fate—or freedom, or-a tomb!
Downtrod of Ki dome! rouse from viissalaz
nc c ank thy chains where baffled tyrants r
Invoke the spirit of thy gallant dead—
Crowd to the plains where all thy sons have 1
• Rake frUni`the" dust thy wrongs of centuries-
The despot's foot is on thy neck! Rise,Poland-i
. _
Arm, Poland—arm" ! 'Tis Warsaw's clarion calls,
Posting her watch•tires on her bristling walls!
What, tho' her streets, again, may run with blood,
. Yet shall she pluck her freedom from flood!
Arm! and in one red tido of vengeance, w helm
-Tho-reitil-abarent of thy thrice , tord realm!
Jasnisetivaliant arhi shall scour the plain,
• And F-!osiEski's shade stalk mighty^pidat the slain!
March, Poland—march! Oh, that the brave should
fall
An ofrring 'neath oppression's crimson pall!
ButAiberty a war.torn mantle wears,
Aye whitest, bathed devote in patriot tears.
March, to the field where retribution waits
To pay thee for the crimes of Ismael's gate! '
Thy-daughters' sighs are heard atwart the wild,
For
. KOFICIUBKOtB fate—and STANISLAUB despoiled
Forth;' POland—forthi Let not those sighs expire,
E'en while thy foes thy temples doom to fire!
Lot Vistula reflect thy torches' gleam,
And Waft thee on, to promise of thy dream!
shall bretekthat dream of victory,
And 'plauding nations vie toohail thee free. '
• . Give blade to blade! disdain the, tyrant's thiall!
And tear from perjur'd brows a guilty cor?nal! ,
Rush, Poland—rush! Obierves the world thy path,
And fetter'd kingdoms watch thy kindred wrath!
So thou art firm, Ainbition's reckless hour
Is up! No more shall vulture-fang of power •
Thy vitals, Freedom, rend—"legititnate!" -
To deathless fame thy page stands consecrate.
E'en now, thou mount'st thy diddern sublime,
Spangled with virgin stars, to shine on ov'ry clime!
On, Poland—onl A glorious goal's in view—
The tempest onward!—be thou with it, too.
Lowering, the storm-clouds force their pond'rous
way
offight--3-to Marrs tecoVered day! -
And, thither, darting lightnings ai they roll,
Shall they ascend, and awe each farthest pole.
Thence, counsel man, his blood-gained ehart re
pair, - [air!
Ai:id:with his ensign vast, engross the boundless
Live, Poland—live! All borders join the peal
That greets thee free, and graspa the chariot-wheel
Of:grMdlnepower. - Arrest the stheds, ye bravo!
Or;basely fill a trampled nation's grim.
No! thou shalt live—a beacon to the bold,
Till Atlas, grey, shall sink, and Tinin_wax old:
Shine, a now sun,'whero thy broad standards fly,
And thy White Eagle's pinion sweep.the morning
sky: MONTGARNIER.
VARIETY.
. William Penn' 0n,., marriage.—Never .
marry but . for love; but see that . thbu Invest
what is lovely. if love be not thy chief
motive, - thou, wilt soon grew weary of a
marriage state, and stray froni thy promise,
to search out pleasure in forbidden places.
Let not enjoyments lesion, but augment
affection; it being the basest of passions to
like when we hava not, to slight when we
possess.
It is the difference between love and pas
sion, that this is axed, that is volatile.
They that marry for money, cannot have
the true satisfaction of marriage, the re
quisite means being wanting.
0 how sordid is man grown! Man the
noblest creature in the world! As a god op
earth, and the imag e of him that made us;
thus to mistake eart fOr heaven, and wor
ship gold for God.
A HANDSOME DISCLAIMER.
A lady while tripping down our streets
the other day'most graceful; and balancing
-her neck a /a ntode,TOund to her inexpressi
ble confusion that all her hani whs dropping
from her head. Turning round she saw
two or three- false curls, a buaidle of puffs,
dec,nrostrate in the mud. "Law rne!" she
cried out to a genfleman in the rear, blush:
ing up to the eyes, "what's that? My con
science if lise't false hair. I declare, only
*nic - whatrirliculoustashrons tollzs get
into"--and Ofishe whirled, leavilither
poor deserted locks to wallow in die - mire.
Breach of Promise of Marriage.—The
ease ofßebee - caHoffinan,Ars. Rev'd. George
Heim, for bieach(of the marriage promise,
was tried list Week; and a verdict given for
8490, iri Amer of plaintiff:_
• New Berlin Times.
The Cincinnati Auierican says—"iVe
understand that there are tweVyjere thou
nand ,barrels offour at one point on the
Miami Canal, waiting for the opening. of
navigation." .
Preparations are about making, says the
Norrtstown•Herald, by Mr. Savage, to put
in operation another large •cottoti factory
*his spring on the banks of Schuylkill, in this
,; borough.
Cocktail. Powders.--A composition with
this fancy narrie lias recently beeninvent ed,
.1 for the use-of thoie- who *wish to "steam it"
tizt of
with6ut being.observed: •It is a id
h to pos
.:-sets all theinebriating . propertie a "gin
cocktail," arid being made sup in sugar
plumbs' and lozenges, is capable Ida: very
1 easy transportati o n, and 'beautifully adapted
to the iVai3,,ts of the age. As a. reconimen
, dation, it is stated that a gentlernao .. may
et comfortably fuddled with6ut drinking a
t rop. --N. 1:".-Clwtellation.
We Faye heard of a traveller who put up
at art inn, but who being too long for any
room im the heuse Was compelled to raisti .
* windbw immediately at the foot ofhis.bed
_through *Melt_ he thuret feet. In th ,
=emu& (to the lale goes,) a tlooc 'of tur
itie* were found quietly roosting on hislegs.
Be *min Mama anctCandid to tho i'ublia.
-4 171,14
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ME M . . ASO %
prw rJr,
• ir t - N -51; r"TEA
WHEREAS the Hon. inns' Rene,
Esq. President of theseveral Coups
of Common Pleas, in. the counties compos.
ing the Ninth. district,- and - Justice of the
Courts of Over and Terminer,and General
Jail Delivery, for the trial of all capital arid
other offenders in the said . District—and
DAisirra, ti W.% AP
.SIIyFFER anti
Esq's.ludges of the Courts ofCemmon.Pleas,
and . Jiqtices of the ,Courts of Oyer and
Terminer; and General Jail Delivery, for
the trial of all capital and ether . 'offenderis
in the County of Adams—have issued their
precept, bearing date the 27th, day of Jan.
uary, in the year of our Lord .one thousand
eight hundred and thirty; and me direet
ed, ter ~holding, a Court of Common Mits,
and General. Quarter Sessions of the Peace,
and ,{general Jail Delivery, and Coen of
Oyer arATermitier, at Gettysburg,
On Monday the - 25th day of April next,
At 10 o'clock, A. M.
'. Notice is hereby Given,
To all the Justices of the Peace,lhe Coro
ner, and Constables, within Mc said.
County of *Adams,
THAT they be then and there, in their
proper persons, with their Rolls, Records,
. Inquisitions, Examinations and other Re
membrances,. to do those 'things which to
their offices, and in that behalf, appertain
to-be done—and also they who will prose.
cute against the- prisoners that are, or then
;hall be, in the Jail of the said County of
Adams, are to be then and there, to proso
cute.agtiliistthem'as Shall be just. • •
Dated at . Gettyslaiirg, the 16th day of
March, A. D. 1830. . .
•
WM. -0. COBEAN, •SttitnrFF.
1 - 2 OLLING FINS, Lemon' Squeezer*,
Potatcre Mashers and Madlers—For
side by VALERIUS •DUKEIIART,
Jll - 6.1014 - -tikatiinore-st., Baltimore City.
Std mo, 16th 1831.* 49
WANTED, •
IMMEDIATELY, A GIRL, capable o
nursing or taking care of children—
liberal wages will U." given for such an one.
Furtlier information can be had by address.
inc , b a note to "Y. Z." and left at this office.
,'March 9, 1831. 4t-419
QIFTERS, Strainers, Spinnin,g Wheels,
Sugarj '
eoxes Barrel and Half Barrel
COVERS—For sgje by
VALERIUS DUI EHART,
No.loli RattiMore-st., 4/timore City.
Baltimore, , 1831.* 49
Or Gems of Literature, Wit 4' Sentiment.
Irrtif: March, number of the Casket has
-m- just been published, and is embellish
ed with a splendid, engraving, and several
wood cuts, as follows:
The LAST
' SUPPER, frOm the Master-piece
painting of the celelhated Leonardo di Vinci.
The United Statee t Aisenali at' Bridasburg, Pa.
Geneiseo Falls, Rochester,NWN,York.
The Jew' Synagogue, Nw Yofit\ City.
School ,of Floral, Nelebium Lutehm, or Yellow
A rul two pietais'of Mtt 'Tke Musical Wife,'
awl "The Maid of Llangollen." •
The Lasi r Suppor embellished with an enra.
wing, with an account of the
. Passover. Prize -
Tale, the Broken Hearts. Adelaide, a Sketch. by
Mrs . hlemens: Tliet-J!mgle,-by-Mitse Ro be rtsi
&nonce. The-Guilty-Phantom, by Walter Scott.
- Delusive Test of Feeling. _Fragrance of Flowers.
'Omer Talon, by J.B. S. Itlyt:arly Days. ; Jour.
nal of a Sailor. .Anecdotes of Gambling. • Jona
than Jenks. The Voice. An Interminable Smoker.
Auto-biogra thy ofa Jack-Knife. Ruling Passions.
'rho Battle of Falkirk, from Constable's Miscella
ny. United States' Arsenal, at Flridesburg, with
an engraving. Genoese@ Falls, with an engraving.
The Travelling Tin ! Man, by Miss Leslie. The
Letteiy Ticket. SymPtome. Jew's Synagogue,
with an engraving. Whimsical La.wsuits. School
of rlora--Nolubitim, or yellow water lily, with
an engraving..._Transparent Door Plates., - Fash
ions for February. Tip) Turkish Mother and her
Child. Octogenarilin.B.eminiscences, A Chinese
Gamestrese. 'Martraret Lamburn. Lord Byron's
Poverty. An At Onian Chapel Crusadeof Chit
dren. Speed of the Rein-deer. Impurity of the
Hindoo:Worship. Life. Wit and Sentiment.
POETRY—To Amanda, by Milford Bard. The
Days of;Youth, by Arcolo• The Lesson of Time
by T. K:.S. Hope and Love, by the Author Of
Lillian. The Realnis of Air, by J. F.,lfollings.
Thou deem'st me False. The Columbian Harp.
.Atlection.-I'm not,lmsinglo Man. The Ocean, by
W. C. H. charit,. by Ernestine. Those two
bright Eyos,t by Swim. The Wanderer, by Ro
manzo; The Wlwm and Flower, by James Mont,
pillory, Esq. The MuSical . Wifb, a now song set
to Music k The M'aid'oUliingollen, set to Music:
The , terms of the Casket are
.$2 50 per
annum - , in advance, '&453 00, if . -not paid
within the year. - Considering the quality
of-the-engravings given, and the large a
mount of reading matter, it is ; perhaps, the
Cheapest publication of the kind' in the . Uni . ..
ted States. •
D'Subsciiptions 'to the abei , e - roceivod by the
subscribor r -whe will also rceeiKi3 subscriptions
.to that interesting - weekly paperentitled the
=I
•
• . "Saturday Eveni*" . Post
Of whickAliere : are between Eigh.t - igul Nino
thousand winos circulated every wee'A.' The
terms ate42;Tf paid in advance, or within three
mcintlie from date of suleaalption—tiO SO if paid
during tho year, and s3.'if . n)t paid within. the
your.. 11. IIIIDDLIA'qN, Agony:
2:1:-.50 For the l'Ov.t aial,Queket.
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CONTENTS OF THIS NUMBER.
E I
lEEE
liiiiLtOW%, . •
WAFER 4:SUGAR BOXES
'WM I -A\ 1 2.0 9 190 g
NEST BOXES:: '. • I BARREL COVERS.
30000 cane;suitaiti.r reed makers
500 nest suga/ • hoxes •
500 barrel anti half barrel covers
SPINNING WIIEVLS,
Wash Boards" . • Candle wick
Lamp wicks Baskets and_hrush_ea
sugar boxes Fishing lines
Weavers' reeds Brush handles
REEDS AND SHUTTLES,
Siflora and strainers Fishing rod
..
Shovels and twilit, ' Butter prints
Clothe pins ' • Bellows and spizgota
WILLOW BASKET CARRIAGES,
Bed cords • Fishing hooks
Plough lines . Marbles and tops
Shee-bruShos . " Lemon squeezers
Weavers' bnishes . , ' I
. MARK? r AND FANCY BASKETS,
Rolling phis Shoe blacking. -
Polafon mashers Butter trays, sprits and
.Muddiors paddles '
TAyvel . rollers Trenchers
Wash and ea ka boards Crabbing & cabbtga nail
'Pubs and buttor bowls. ,
• The abovo articlus are offered f()r. Bale, us
sonable terms, by •
VAL ER ILTS" - DUKEH AR T,
No. 101 i, Baltimore between South &Calvert at.s.
Baltitnoro, 3d mu. 16th, 1631. 0 410
APPRENTICE WANTED►
A N Apprentice,to the House-Joiner and
Cabinet-making Business, is wanted.
Advantageiatm terms will ho offered, it' im :
mediate application is made.
JESSE MARK
4lunterstown, March 23, 131. 4w-50
1 or 200 TAR CANS
WANTED BY
VALERIUS -DUKEIIART,
No lull Baltimore-e. r ßalti'more (411/.
9d mo. 16th, 1531.4
i b IUPERIOR Boot anti Shoe 131 a0ciut.
" Long and Short Brush handles, Hum
ming Tops, &c.—For sale by
VALERIUS M.II.(EHABT,
No. 10111 Baltimore-rt., Baltimore City.
Baltimore, 3d mo. 16th, 1831*
THE LADY'S BOOK.
MARCH Is1.11:NIB-El8;
EstntuastimENTS.—Poitraits 'of the
THREE SISTERS.. An interior of a Lady's Bon
doir. Embroidery=-Front and Crown Patterns.
An illustration of "The Gentiuman in Black."—
The. Ornamental Artist. "We Met"--a popular
Song, set to Mufin,
CON TENTS.—Tho Three Sisters—illustrated
with an Engarving. A Poem—by the author of
Lillian. Hope—by Dr. Drake. The Escrutoiro
—ernirellislied r with a beautiful Vignette Engrav
ing. Wornei, Twilight. Night Scene in the
Detert. Tho Lovers' Quarrel. Magic
Talleyrand. The Farmer. Tho Madman—
the French. Carbonic Acid Gas. Oliver Crom
well. The Romance of The Stars. Hap
piness. 'Embroidery for Head Dresses—with se
veral Engravings of the Front and Crown patterns.
Early Deatb—:-hy Willis Gaylord Clark. A Now
.Year Ode. The Demon Ship—the Pirate of the
Mediterranean. The Sweetest Spot—from the
Persian. Tho Worm and Flower—by James
Montgomery Esq. Burial of a Young Lady. By.
ron. The Ornamental Artist—with appropriate
Engravings. A Mother's Grave. The Swiss
Hunter. The Banisheda Tale--by Miss Ingram.
A Categorical Answer. The Gentleman in Black
—with an excellent illustration, engraved by a
well known artist. Egyptian Women. "We Met"
—a Ballad fret° the Songs of the Boudoir-1M to
Music. Thelird and Child—T. W. Memory—
J. S.C. The Gatherer. Malinwi—Self Respect.
Analysis of a Tear. Recipes. " Remember Me—
an original Poem— 8.
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Address. L. A..GODEY, & CO., .
Pally Chronicle Office, Phildclphitt.
March 23, 1831. aw-50
TO MY CREDITORS. '
'SAKE NOTICE; that I have applied to
the Judges of .the Court"of Common
Pleas of Adams county, for the benefit of
the Insolvent Laws, and that tke said Judgeg
have appointed Monday the 25th day of
April next, for the hearing - 6f me-and my
Creditors at the court-house in the bor
ough of 'Gettysburg, where you may attend
if you
. think proper.
ELIJAH SEADROOKS.
March 9, 1831. 4t-48
TO 111 Y -CREDITbRS.
WAKE NOTICE, that I have applied to
the Judges of the Court of Common
Pleas of Adams county, for the benefit of
the Insolvent Laws, and that the said Judges
have appointed 114 nday the.l2sth (Ivor
April next, for the hearing Of me efid my..
Creditors, at the court-house, in the Mr
°ugh of Gettysburg, where you may attend
if you think proper. •
JACOB BORKERT:
March' 9; 188!.
TO MY CREDITORS.
WAKE NOTICE, that I have applied to
AV- the-Judges of the Court of Common
Pleas 'of Adams et' inty, for the benefit..of
tile Insolvent La'ws and that the said Judges,
„have appointed llionday.. the 25th day cf
. April next, for the hearing of me and my
Creditors, at- the courthouse in the bor.
nugh of Gettysburg,' wheje you. they attend
ii k you think proper. tt • " - • - .
JAMES TIMMONS;
March 9, 1831(.1 4tr•-48
ICIABIBMT
The subscriber respectfully informs the citi
zens of Gettysburg and it 3 vicinity,
WHAT HZ IS •MAIONG, AND PREPARED TO
IVIAIfVFACTUL , E, ALI. KINDS Or
VVRNITII3IIYA
IA ■IH LINE OF BUSINESS IN A SUPERIOR STYLE,
At Mr. Hugh Densvigra - Shop, 'in South
Baltimore street, and next door to Mrt,
Dayiti Little's coach Faotory.
He hopes that those wis - hini.fqo purchase
will do themselves anti him the' favor t'
call and examine Liy :work before they
purchase elsewhere.
(* - C 77:110 mado to order at tho
shortest notico.
March 9, 1831.
L_
( 4,.
vizi= • , ',:sqlocicav
I ,
. ,
no swilwriber begs leave to infirm tho en
habitants of Gettvaairg and its vicinty,
- - THAT RR n ip ox HAND
AN ELEUANT ASSORTMENT OP'
PLAIN AND FANCY
CZAMEI a. MEIMT3AZP I .
WARRANTED TO 111. or TIII: ersT QUALITY,
at
And will be sold on accommodating terms,
i at his Stand in south Baltimore street and
next door North of Mr. David Little's Coach
actory. Ho also returns thanks to former
• maimers, and.hopes they may not Lind it to
their disadvantage to continuo their th.vors.
HOUSE 6,r,'SIGN PAINTING
will be done in the best manner, and
TURNING
Of every description, as above.
. -MIMI- Dr.IIWIDDIE.
March 0, IF,:il. 4t—,-,48
TO MY CREDITORS.
WAKE NOTICE, that I have applied to
• e Judges of the Court of Coinmon
P s of Adams county, for the benefit of
e Insolvent Laws, and that the said Judges
have appointed Monday the 25th day of
April next, for the hearing of me and my
Creditors, at the court-house in •the bor
ough of Gettysburg, where you rnay"attenti
if you think proper. JOHN REED.
- March 9, 1831.
T O .31 Y CRED TORS.
TAKE NOTICE, thst I have applied to
the Judges of the Court of Common
Pleas of Adams county, for the benefit of
the Insolvent Laws, and that the said Judges
have appointed Monday the 25th (lay of
April next, for the hearing of me and my
• Creditors, at the courthouse in the, bor
ough of Gettysburg, where you may attend
if you think proper.
March 0, 1831.
WEAV ER'S, SCRUBBING, D//S
-tine, Shoe, White-wash, and other
BRUSHES—For sale by •
VALEIIIII>% INIKEHART,
No. 101'f Baltinlore-st., Baltimore City.
Baltiniore, mo. 9th, 1831. 44
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6t-48
HENRY LITTLE.
4t-4S
NOTICE.
VHF subscriber, having disposed' of his'
AL whole stock to Mr. Samuel S. Mc-
Creary, is about declining business, and
wishing to settle up his Concerns in as short
a time as possible, hp therefore earnestly
requests all persons indebted to him ,either
by NOTE or BOOK ACCOUNT, or
otherwise, to call and, settle the Same...—.
Those that owe him TRADE of any kind;
will please deliver the same without delay.
Those who owe him on Book Account and
have hot the money to pay, will save costs
by calling and giving their notes for the a- -
mount immediately.
O r 411 person; owing the subscriber;
and failing to eall.and settle before therist
day of - April next, may, after that erne,
expect his claims against thein to be put in
suit, without respect to persons.
JAMES A. THOMPSON.
January 12, Mal. tf--10
NOTICE.
ALL persons indhbted to the Estate of
SAMUEL M. REED, late of Cumber
and township, deceased, arc requested • to
make payment on or before the first day 9/
April next. And all . personS having claims
against said Estate, are requested to present
their accounts, properly authenticated, for
settleinent, on or betbre the above date, to
the sidAcriber, or; if more. seonveni
Jomi GARVIN, Esq. Gettysburg.
,• • ALEX'n CAMPBELL,•Adm
February, •1 1831. to-13
ONE or TWO Apprentices will ho taken
immediately, to the House-Joiner and
Cabinet-making. business. , .They mast ho
about 16 or 17 years of age. -Country boys
would be preferred.
DANIEL KOZER,
Near Lahmon's Mill, on the Pine Grove RonJ,
MenaHen township.
• February 9, 1981. - 4t*---44
CENTS ItEW
- 12 AN AWAY from: the subscriber lip
'
ing in Woodstock, Shenandoah coui.i.
ty, Va. some time in December last,
HENRY . SAURBAUGH,
an inftented apprentice to the Saddle-tree-
Plating business. He is now, I believe, in
or near Gettysburg, Adams County, Pa.
I hereby caution all persons from crediting,
harboring, or
„employing said apprentice—
for, as he absents himself from me without
any just cause, fwillpositively prosecute all
those who may, in defiance of this notice,
Credits harbor or employ him. The above
reward will be paid for his delivery.
rcbritary 9, 2830.
IMO Itll W .
R AN AWAY from Hagerstown about
a month ago, a negro woman named
LE-TTY,. •
Aged 40-has projecting teeth ; and a sal
low, wild, unhealthy look; much addicted'
to intemperance; and is partially derang ed
whoti drunk—has a dress of new crossar
linsey. She was decOyed away by her hus
band, who is a short, bandy legged old man,
with a sore mouth and a high forehead—
loves whiskey. $2O will be g iven for, W
ibrmation respecting them.
J. REYNOLDS.
Hagerstown, Feb.. 1-19] 6t-44
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Claiing, 49 Wall-st. N. York, Jan. 1831.
PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby'given to
all persons whom it may concern, hav
ing Claims, Debts, Inheritances, &c. paya
ble or recoverable abroad,-that-this Agency
has established, under the special auspices .
and patronage of distinguished individuals
.
m this countNa reg ilar.Correspondence_
with eminent Bankers, &C. in the principal
ports and capitals -of Fore i n GOe rti meats,-
in commercial relations with the U. States;
through the mediation whereof such valid
claims as may be confided thereto, will be
expedited for settlement, and promptly and
eflbctively recovered ; when furnished by
the claimants with the suitable legal proofs
and vouchers, together with the requisite
Power-of Attorney, to be taken and ae
knOwledged before, any-Judgedof a:Court of .
Record, or other competent CiVil
trate, Municipal Authority, or Notary Pah ,
lic; and the whole duly authenticated by
the Governor of the State or Territory in
which the - same may be perfected, and le
galized by the appropriate Foreign Consul..
Having also established a similar corres
pondence fhioughout the United - States and
British At9,erica, the like claims for recoytt
ry in any' part thereof respectively;" - Will'ibo
received and efficiently attended to in be
half of American as well as Foreign claim
ants:
Orders - for the investment of funds on
Mortgage of Freehold properEY,or the pun ,
Chase of Public Securities of :the U. States,,
Canal Loans of the States of,New York,
Pennsylvania, Ohio,. &c. punctually and
faithfully executed.
Applications addressed to this Agency in
cases requiring the investigation of claims,.
searchOf records, or' the intervention of le- -
gal - proceedings, should. be accompanied
with an adequate remittance to defray the
preliminary charges and disbursements at='
tending the tame,• and all letters 'must :be ,
post paid. AAR(IN H. PALMER,
Counsellor oftho S. C. of the U. S. Aar VARY.
January 19.'
HO4SE-BILLS,
Na 3 lef - "4 at the Star Mica.
1
Hil6lEllll
JACOB HOUSE.
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