Weekly Messenger, Volume 3, Number 136, Vevay, Switzerland County, 20 June 1834 — Page 4
POETRY.
TUB PALMER'S HYMN. The following beautiful lines ure from the pen of the 'Etrick Shepherd. They are designe I to represent the morning prayer cf a maniac, who voluntarily became this outcast of the desert. I andetl be thy narce forever. Thou of life the guard and giver, Thou canst guard thy creatures sleeping, Heal the. heart long broke with weeping. G d of stillness and of motion, Of the rainbow and the ocenn, Of the mountain, rock and river, Blessed bz thy name forever. I have seen thy wondVous might. Through the shadows of the night, Tiio'.i who ?!jinb're?t not norsloepest. Blest are ihey thou kindly ktepest. God of evening's yellow ray, GoJ of yonder dawning day, Fhat raises from the distant sea, Like breathings from eternity. Thine the thni'.ng spheres of light, Thine the darkness of the night, Thine are all the gems of even. Gnd of Angels! G.id ef heaven, God of life that fade shall never! Glorv to thv name foievei !
"The meteor? consisted efccmhnstihlonntter, and took lite and were consumed iu Ira versing the atmosphere."
Major Dowsixg and Mr. Yah Bcren, or "DimondculDimond" We understand there was a warm confab a few dais ago fit Wash ington, between Major Downing nod Mr. Van Buren, on the subject of banks and bunking, il the dinner table at the White House. Ma jor Downing said, " a bank jisl like the Fnited States Bank, could do more good to the country, and to trade, than any fifty State banks could, if all their capital united was as much agin as the United States Bank" this he said with a knowing kind of a look, but
nm,. folks at the table l'ivi! Mr. Van a wink.lrv In have good meal, Ii should not he ground
and ho thought too that lhe Major, for c?tcr, ! too fine for that will make the hiead clammy
h id exposed himself too much, as il had been
said of him he never made assertion, and in fact never laughed without having good re.i-
ion a way of ai;k Jmjt corn bread, which if j raperly done, rannot fail to be highly esteemed. Take one quart of corn flour, cue half spoon ful of lard, half a spoonful of salt, ho spoonfuls
of yeast, and warm water sufficient to make a halter that diop free out of the spoon. Set it in a pitcher or other vessel by the f;,e lo ket-p modtiately warm. It will become ven light in eight or ten hours, and should be baked in a Dutch oven or spider, at the same time releasing lhe oven well. A cooking iinc wilt answer equally well, The bread will be soft and spungy if propeily managed, and greatly superior to what is termed parte. It shouhl le stived hot for bieakfast cr supper. hi ordtr to have good hred, i's very necpssa
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AND VERY C31Ka; HE subset iber informs his fnom's and en ituiiiors ih.l ho baa leeched hi fall
block ot V3T xiLV K'i3f Of every kind and desc: s t n usually BoId in t'.iin c.onnlv consisting in 1 cat if
i Black, nine, Brown, fctee! tr
-on and law on his side.
and unwholesome, the kind of coin.
J here is also "i cat choice ;n
The best 1 have ever seen
for family use. is what we call in Virgin a hominy corn. The grain is while, very flinty and clear
Mr. Van Buren thinking the Major had jsometimes almost trunsparent. It makes a rich
FIELD FLOWERS. BY THOMAS CAMPBELL Ye field flowers! the gardens eclipse you, 'tis true, Vet, wildings of nature, I doat upon von, For ye waft me to summers of old. When the earth teemed around nic with fairv delight, And when daisies and buttercups gladdened my sight. Like treasures of silver and geld. I love you for lolling me back into dreams, Of the blue highland mountains and echoing stream?, And broken glades breathing their balm, While the deer was seen glancing in sunshine remote, And the deep mellow crush of the wocd-pigeon'o note, 3Iade music theft sweelenM the calm.
made rat! er too wild an asset tion, took him up, and asked him if 50 banks just like the
Regency Bank at Albany, and Safety Fund banks too. whose capital was greater than the United States Bank, and if they w ere all pledged to each other and agreed to stand by
each other, could not do more for the people and the country m squally times than one bank like the United States B.mk with all its branches.
er biead than the softer varieties of lhe spe
cies. Amcncr.n Farmer.
ASSOClA't E JUDICIAL WISDOM
Our borough was favored the other day by
the appearance of a celebrated personage of the
Davy Crocket stamp. This individual has h gored annually for some years in the Legisla ture, and tvas once distinguished as an Asso
Not a pastoral sifhw has a pleasanter tune, '1 ban ye speak to my heart.little wildings of Jukj:
Of old ruinous easties ve tell,
eiate Judceof hi count v. While on the bench
The Major biighleticd up in a mimite, and holding oonrt with his brother Associate in the says he, "if that is your notion Mr. Van Bu absence of the Tresident Judge a motion was ren. ll like to hear you say so." " Wei!," made to dismiss an appeal for some defect in says Mr. Van Buret), " I dont care about say- the proceedings. It was in the summer court ing so, but I should like to hare you show wa3 ield in a small cabin the only window why it is not so." "Then," says the Major, was in the rear of the bench and was open.
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Uiack, li'.uo, Mixed.) and Dr:.b
FLANXKLS CAI.lCi.L3, of every Ucserip
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C;i!ii!;!c!s of diiVerent colois, Il.imhaxi;! '.-, very good.
LiKmot and JacUi-n;.'t , Cainl'.io I V:'-t;nirs, Velvet!', Taldo Pi. 'per, (-Utm Yarn, Nos. 5, (. 7, t'v
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cri ot Mefff
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received a large and splcudid assort
f?f5I V, s-.ihsci ii'er uuving purciiasc: ' jTtI5 F.V i CAF. their stor
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to the o:!i;ir. on as rv as ran be pur'. dia?:.-.! culm; rv. Ahi-hu Uia'd;. r'iu:'. i'ii ;.
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I'll give you my notions. You have been Qur Judjre had mounted for the Srst time in hi
across the ocean, haintyouf well, if I rcmem- life, abioadcloth fmck coat, and sweated in it her rightly, you went in a New York packet, manfully. The couit properly determined to and they are about 500 tons. Now suppose dismiss the suit, but unfortunately tho distin-
I was to hitch together 50 small craft, ol 20 guished counsel who appeared for the plaintiff.
tons each, and tie 'cm all together, as strong has used in argument against the motion, the
as ropes and chains could do it; then there words "thrown out of Court." "Thrown out
would be one thousand tons. Now which of court" these words were impressed on his
ing judgment, not con-
counstl for plaintiff.
round 1 omt Judy, which plan would you U M L it is the oninion of the CuUit that
itake go on board of Captain Bunker's boat, i!,; c.iit ho thrown out ofCcuit." the Jud-re
where I thought it deliglithil your beauties to find, or on board a raft of small steamboats, all actually did throw the papers out of the window
. w ""v. "'uu.-.Hiy i"' .j iiil.i oi cuuri inese woius v would you feel safest on board? Or, suppose Honor's mind, and in givi you want to go from New York to Providence, tent w ith savins to the
When the magic of Mature first breathed ou my
mine
And your blossoms were part of her spell. LVn now what affections the violet awakes, What loved little islands, tw ice seen in their lakes, Can the wild water lilv resiore; What landscapes I read in the primrose's looks. And wha pictures of pebbled and minnowy brooks In the vetches that tangled their shore. Earth's culturless buds, to my heart you were dear. Ere the fervor of passion, or ague of tear, Had scathed my existence's bloom:
Oace 1 welcome you more, in love's passionless
stage, "With the visions of youth to revisit my tsge, And I wish yon to grow on my tomb.
CURIOUS ASTRONOMICAL THEORY. We state the following on the authority of
T1. Arago, an eminent trench astronomer
If we place in a horizontal line the series of
iigures of which the law is evident, 0 3 6 12 24 43 1Q-
(each double the preceding,) and afterwards add 4 to each, we shall have a series deno ting the relative distances cf the Planets from the Sun, thus: 4 7 10 1G QS 52 100 1G6 Mer. Ven. Earth, Mars, . . J up. Sat'n. Uranus. If 10 represents the distance of the Earth, 4 iil he that of .Mercury, 7 Venus, 16 Mars, and 52, 100, and 196 the respective distances isfJupitur, Saturn, and Uranus. This lawwas known as far as 100, before the disco iery of Uranus; and the distance being found to correspond, affords, a very remarkable con
tirmation of its truth. But it will be observed there is a deficiency of one term between Mars and Jupiter. Tins led philosophers to suspect the existence of a planet at the distance required to fill up the vacancy, and in 1801, Piazzi, of Palermo, actually "discovered one, whose orbit was between those of Mars and Jupiter, and nearly at the proportional distance of 23 from the Sun. This planet was named Ceres; and since that ne
liod three others have been found Pallas,
J uno, and V esta all of which have their or 1 its, so near each other as to lead astrono mors to believe that these are the fragment:
of a larger planet which had been shattered iuto pieces by some internal explosion, or the shock of a comet. London Paper.
lashed together? This recalls to mind another Judicial determin-
"Well," says Mr. Van Burcn, "if you mean Ltion of a pair of Associates in a new county,
me to answer you, .Haior, I must oeg to be ex- in which the same letral Gentleman was concer
I r i - i i r . . "
cuscu, lor ii reoaiires a goou ieai oi consicier- tied as Frosecutmg Attorney. It was many
ation. " cry well, ' says the Major, "I am years ago. The son of one of the Associates not particular; but after you dont commit was indicted for larceny. Judge P. had been yourself." Mr. Van Buren looked at the Gin- employed by the father in behalf of the eon,
erai, and the Cuneral he shook his head and and in the absence of the President Judge, mo
began to laugh; and says he, the Major Ued lo quash as good an indictment as ever Mr.
beats all natur. dont he. Major JJomng sL or any other Prosecuting Attorney
idiocale. prepared. The Associates took time to consid
er until after dinner, and then the father (he
n..-nr, mr . m I . . . .. .
rousTiue, ra. suay u. had never heard ol, or perhaps could no' imi-
Ssow. On Wednesday evening about nine hate the father in Roman story.) gave the . pin
o'clock, we had a slight fall of snow in this bo- ion and judgment of the Court, as follow,, ver
rough and on I hursuay morning the thermom batim: 'Mr. L , ar the opinion of the eter had fallen to 21 degrees. This is extraor- Court that this indictment be squashed, and
Of Even a scrip! 'ou, Wines and Liquors f almost all kind DYE STU'TS, Jr. Hard Waiv, CUTLERY end 77. V JURE. A General Assortment, of
Bildcs, Testaments, Webster's Dictirnrn
Spelling Hooks, (jcographvs, lsis.ory
United States, English Grammais, f.n-lisa u
ers, Introduo'ions, and school Uu i:s in general.
As an enumeration ot tin; articles he has on
hand would almost till a common newspaper, the
subscriber has named but a very sm.ul pui !;on of them; but he assures his fiiemis tliat Ins sloie
will show for itself and that tney can Le accommodated with good-ins cheap and on as good tonus as at anv other stove in the ciMintv. lie
wishes to purchase or exchange goods for the following articles: of COUNTRY rr.ODl'CE. Dried apples and Ponchos, Jeans. Linscy Tow Linen. Feathers. Beeswax, Tallow Flax. Flax
seed, Ginseng, Corn, Oats, Bacon hams, Cotton, and Linen Rags and in fact, nothing will be
refused.
LYMAN W. MIX. Mountstciling, October 10, 13C3.
Si.irtir g,
Shea'.ing.
N'livtts, (i rcassi,Tnsf B:mb:i7.iutir Capes, P! aids, Cluck?,
Bohii.rt ,
CALICOES, of diirerei.1 fi:u ws-anJ-
juali'ies, and pi ice s . Dress Handkerchiefs, Pocket Handkerchiefs, and Cravats. A yonrra! assort trer.f r.f HARDWARE and QUEEA'zlVARE, Iron". Sic. I, Nails, Penki ives, Hand-faws, Locks, Andiron. C-cc Gilt China. &c. MUSES CHAM BERLIN.
Dissolution of Partner
slsi
HFNnr' l'AUTNICnsniP hcreforc f.Ni.-tirg between the endeisigned. is this pay, dissolved, by mutual consent. The accounts wi'.l be rr.ad,; out in a few da;, when those indebted ' The firm will be cr.llod i n for settlement and the ;;::coui.!s closed by c.:i, or due bills, payable in anv rttasoiniLle time WILLIAM C KEEN, GEORGE M. CHILD. Printer's Retreat, Apii! 1 I, 1C31.
dinary weather at this season; and it is believ- that my son Billy be discharged.1' Finccnnes
ed that nearly all the truit is destroyed. iGazclte
At Saratogo on Thursday a heavy fall ef
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was experienceu ; me grouoa was covereu 10 me ,,.., p,v;ir j !n ,ht r.nrt nf Pom
rlftlilK aT oin-rit inrKnoi clfiinKa imrA trt rnmci I ... - -
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, and the merry tingle of the bells spoke Pn. ,Koa.r, nU-t ' H . vprf!:r, ' ':,,
u e reappearance o, noarj w nr. m auuurn, Tho- A Revrioldsor, of lhe same cstablish-
a.so, a severe irost and s.ight tall ot snow oc mentj in an for a?sau,t ReynoIdsoilf curred on Tuesday, and a snow three inches u a some time since quarrelled with deep, fell on the north part of Bergen county, ' . lh een room 0f,he theatre, and
xew jewsey,on nesday d his nQSs: Thg counge, for ,he dcfen
lhiiarteiphia, ay l J. dant endeavored to make a joke of the mat
genueman .rom onnecucur .n orms us fc t , awardcd Mr. Kepple one llial nn Tknr.i 9V mnrain. loci ,1 I? ;,1 o (, I rl . ' J J tt
. , ' J . " - . ' , , 'thousand dollars damages.
me grounu iva? coverea wun snow m:u au-
ring lhe night there was a considerable fall of
sleet, and the trees were pendant with icicles.
The ice in the ponds was sufficient strength to
bear the weight of a man. Indeed every thing
had more the appearance of the middle of w in
ter than the middle of .May. The rve was so
fur forward, that it is feared it has suffeied ve
ry much from the severity of the weather.
We have been favorved with a letter from
AH
The .Meteors of .Yovcmbcr latt. Most r.f our
readers remember the brilliant display of
shooting stars on the morning of the 13th ol Nov. 1833. We find in the Cincinnati Mirror f May 17, some extracts from an able paper on this subject, from the pen of Professor
Olmslead. Yc have not room for the whole
article as it appears in the Mirror; but we refei to it, and give but little more than the Professor's positions. Western Advocate. ' The me'.eors of November 13:h, had their origin beyond the limits of our atmosphere. The height of the place whence the meteors emanated, above the surface of the earth, was about 2,233 miles. "The meteors foil towards the earth, being attracted to it by lhe force of gravity. "Tlie meteors fell towards the earth in straight lines, and in directions, which within considerable distances, were nearly paral lei with each other.
"The meteors entered the earth's atmos
phere with a velocity equal to about 4 miles
per second.
The privilege of filling up Coffee House Slip
and Old Slip, has been sold for two thousand
seven hnndred dollars, and the privilege of
dumping dirt into them letailed by the contract
or at three cents a load. This at first seems
more strange, than that servants should hire
the privilege of lending in hotels. Rut when
it is considered ho.v great the quantity of dirt
ibe hnuep of Hrant Thnrnlmm sn .l,,!,! an(l rubbish is which must be taken away from
. ii . ' . . Iflio ill in nro ivhirlt a ro tn!1triar rlitivn Illifl tltf
A many, May 15th, lrom which we make the , r- s --.,
following extract: cenars wnich are digging in me lower pan oi
It commenced snowin nn tbP nibt tho 14tb c,l)T a"d that there is no other place of deposit
0 ... .
ind continued the whole of vesterdar. the 15th. ,or 11 wumn uie nce oi nearly iwo nines,
with a verv severe frost, which no doubt, has u,e ln,nS ,s aounieu lor. j. i.Jur,
nil r II lilt T r Q hn met I ! ol ttrl
informs us that every thin- above ground. av orms 1 he great liability ot horses to
corn hean. and nininPa hr nro all nno I. annoyance of worms is well known to nil
, , , b-..-m .1 ri-i r
too Ciri hI, ft,i ,k r e. wno nave me care oi mem. 1 ne cause oi
, . .vu.u, uai a ..unci ui.ui . , .
Saratoga, about Ihirlv miles from this, stated to u,,s cvn ou ,ounu ll" e"-ci ai-
ns this momin-r ibi hU l.nr.r. .nnd ges'ion consequent on lhe nrtilicial confine
ome d.tT.culty to get through the snow yester- me.nt' and tt,(ll,,S on loud " ,vlltli those
ay. lie measured its depth and found to lav
on a level six inches in depth. We are of o
pinion that we shall not have one peach, plum,
nor any other fruit in this section of the country
Almost every soil of seed must be planted over
again. J. 1 . Cam- JL v
Yesterday morning at five o'clock there was
a driving snow storm, which remind us of mid
animals are subject, and which are so alien
to their natural habits. Tlie very best nnti dote to the baneful effects of this disease is common sail: indeed, if properly given, I be
lieve it will be found an infallible preventive-
When salt is constantly administered, the digestive grocess is so much promoted, lliat the formation of worms and animalcula1, which
.jrsTvgfc It, K&rU.L bs Fold, at l'ulilic out crv
Wi7 to the hmhost and best bidder
4pti"01 tlie premisses, on
prom
SaUwiVay June A,
The Xoitlh lleisl Quarter
of Section 21, Town 1, Range 2, lying in Swit
zerland county, Indiana.
TiiiiMS. One lounh oi the purchase money
to be paid down one fourth in 9 months one
fourth 21 months and the balance in M months.
The purchaser to pay ten per centum interest on money, if not promptly paid, from day of sale until paid.
her REBECCA xj TURNER, mark Guardian of John George, Adeline, Georgetta. Robert, James II ., ami Catharine Turner, minor heirs of George Turner deceased, ol late of Gallatin county, Kentucky. May 14, 1831. 07"N. B. The widow's right of dower and also the right of two of the heirs, in the above quarter of land, to be reserved they having previously disposed of their rights. Slate of Indiana, Szvilzcrland counti, ss. In the Probate Court of said county, of the term May, to wit, on the 1-lth day of May, 1S3L In the matter of Moses Wallis, Administrator of the Estate of Samuel Wells, deceased. On ZcliliGu for sale of real Slaitae.
OW on this day. comes the said Aministra-
tor, and files his petition, and sotting forth
thai tho assets arising from tho sale of the personal property belonging to said estate, are insufficient to dischaigc and satisfy the. claims against the same, and that said decedent died seized and possessed of eighty acres of land, being the East halfof the North East quarter of .Section X, Town
.Lot Range 1 west, ami praving tliat li;e same,
or so much thereof as will be sulucient to discharge and satisfy all the demands against said estate, may be sold and tlie proceeds thereof, made, assets for that purpose; therefore it is ordered by the court, that notice of lhe pendency of this petition be given by three successive publications in the Weekly Messenger, a public newspaper, printed and published in S vit.orhind county, according to law, requiring the heirs devices, and ail otli. ers interested i:i said estate, tu appear on the iirst day of the next term of this court- lobe Imldcn at the court house in the town f Vevny, in said county, on the the second Monday in Angus! next, and shew cause if any they can shew, why the prayer of lhe petition shall hot l e granted. MOSES WALLIS, Adm'r. By Thorn-.. s Mounts, attorney iu fact to aaid Moses Wallis. May 1 1. 1831.
U F A S
:VAY, INDIANA.
13. SiESEiFEiS. hereby respectfully . .. , ... . , . , . t. i..
rj q intorms tho punuc, mat. ne uaa rttuun; commenced the manufacture of
Fur and M'ovl IS.1TS, In the brick shop, formerly occupied by Ira Mcndcnntdl , on Feriy street that he intends to keeji up the establishment with a contstant supply d HATS, cf the best quality. His customers aie therefore solicited to contribute their support to his establishment.
The highest price will be given, In cash, for
any quantity of FURS delivered at his shop iu
cvay. J. B. KEEPER. Vevav, Feb. 1 .
VET AY FERRY. THE undersigned gives notice, that he has rented that comfortable stone FERRY BOUSE
and TAVERN STAND, on the bank of the Ohio river, at the town of Vevay. His boats and
ferry flats are ol the safest and best kind, and
always kept in good repair his ferrymen are of
the steadiest and most careful character his tavern accommodations are equal to any in tho neighborhood. Particular attention will he paid, at all limrs night or day, to STEAM BOAT PASSENGERS and erery facility afforded ihem in geting on board. SAMUEL CLER Vevav, January 1. CZ!TQIITiTAT2 BAKU NOTE LIST.
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Bank of Louisville
l.ouisvil'e Hotel Co Bank of Commou'li
Bank of Kentucky and Biv.iirhes lit OHIO. Commercial Bank Cin
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winter, and the ice in many places was the arc a,w:i.vs ocpmucni on crime unneanny
eighth of an inch thick. The fiuit trees, flow
ers. and eaily vegetables, must have suffered
state of the stomach, is i Ueclunil v prevent
ed; and when by neglect, this disease has
1 i . ... r . i I i.t
severely. We shall despair of seeing either impaired the heal'ti i tnc iiorsc. nun me am cherries or peaches next summer. Indeed we mal hai become rough and emaciated, sal' do not remember to have before witnessed such h;,s ,ieon fo,i:,d ;,r;,,,' ofspecdi'y changing
cold weather, at so late .-. n-ri.wl . l,t - ni.i ! condition, and restoring lica.th. 1 lie nsu-
firmer ivil i n-!lnm ..o I . ..,..!.. :.. Ol 1HHK! Ol PlMlli: Sail HI IIOISCS.
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forms ns that many ycais ago, , late as the Oth of June, vegetation was entirely destroyed in some parts of New England by hevay fnvls. Boston C!a;.
COKN IiKEAD. A rcceipls for difieient kinds of bread are occasionally published by the Farmer, pei haps it may not be deemed obtrusive in me to men
by mixing
it w ith their coi n, to the extent of an ounce or iwo per d. em. I have known l u ge piece of rock salt kept constantly in the mangers, and this is probably a belter method than any other, as the hoise will not fail fo help itself (by licking the nobs.) to ns much a is necessary, and its owner will feel no une i-i-ues rcspoc tit ? the forictfulness or prejudice of his servants.--A'cwt) on Suit Manure.
DZSSOLUTIOIT.
TgjTOTlCE is hereby given, that the co-palnor
Lj 'dup hcri'totoie existing between l.l)til.nf
liOYI.K, and Roticr,, Uoyi.k V 3ioni:u. Have been dissolved by mutual consent eULAII per
sons indebted to said firms, aie requested to come f-rward and make immediate settlement, and
save cos's. They have authorized Abijaii Pc.-r.nctt to tcttle all accounts. PElKIt ROGERS. Patriot. March 10, L'-'H.
.?T mf? Pi'-l'-'l' Zitse
(J WftE'W V.'f il,-,- principal
I.. if, for sale, bv tnc subscriber on rea
2 Philadelphia Banks
fi.Pitisburgli
20 Harrioburg
("liambersburg Ivisimi West Chester : U'l iotintown M c-n'i-omei v
. 3 3 3
Franklin hank of do par Fanners b'k Lancaster 3
Uank of Chill. cuthe
" Lancaster " Columbus Mount Pleasant
W'cbtei n P.fserve
Comui'l b'k L. Erie
St. Clairsviilvj M.trietta IJrbana Banking Co Farmers ?.lccli"s b'!i of do
2i iuclvs County 2'!''ctlv?burg tl rownsviUG
oi !
Bank
-Northampton i2; Laucasti r Patdi 2j! MARYLAND, i2 Baltimoie Banks 2' lieorgu Couniv
3
3 3 3 3 3 S 3
Fanners b'k Annapolis 3
S!,I lavre de (iracc
Farmers b'k of Canton 21 Frederic Coimty Uunk of Zancsvillo sltWcstniinstcr
A;ir yore,
City Hank i Troy and Albany
.Mohawk Hank Xewhurgh Auburn Geneva I'tica and Branrhos Ontario Bank, Uticn at (anamhiigua MICIUCAX, Bank of Michigan
3 3 3
i lagerstown
3 DELAYS ARi:,
f.'.ilank of Delaware L"
Farmers li'lc branch Ii Hank of Smyrna 3 Wilmington and Brand v wine S X FAY JERSEY,
folate b'ic at Camden 5 rii at Eliabcthtown ;" .Cumberland bank f il'Karmers b'k T'lt llc.llv 5
Ncwaik Insurance co. JV
DlST. COLFMniA. il'.enton Lm king co. 5
P ink f Washington
Centra! Bank Hank ef ( .hmi' i 1 Fa rmers 3 h t ha n ics Panic of Alexai! Jri.i
Hank of N. BrunsH'ick 5 VI lit: IMA, 'tie'itno'.ul vV. branch 3 Yallcv and branch 3 '. W .P. at Wheeling 3
IVLVFEIt AM) PlT.LISIIF.n BV
m p ui
uuiiitfcrs, in advance. Iwo
v clear
I
sonablo terms
May 7, 1D3L
THOMAS GILLIPAND.
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