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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-04
TRIPLES.

A learned Doctor Q. Gsnevl las ~f''''"
a trcs,ife to prove that Cam was the il'i' 49,
PIER D3gsri, in his a;aory ofch:naY r;j'. g,
that young merchant n pcSin told al ~
idsls to purchsi. angie on>, namely FOYEJJ
shar uf.d 70 b;st him as often as h' ns66'''',
to gopp,y h,r with noasy or F:c'i dFsf'
Whcn II. nclPenacx, II: DaieH ' a..
infer, va. IA Englaad, bis nam; "a' u.'t ~,
a5.d sed, even by Ee 3s'tcr fort OF peoPs' ".Io
that If beuas4;n&--s veiy good name III 50
slcman OF the ey,p5 Ap'omsn2e'. ,,.,...
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FOR SHE.

Az ELEGANT PHETON
Wi,h harnels complete for two EioH:s, and h, s
for them. with lhafts and pole togo WIN ,| Lr, y
or two. For terms apply to 1i1D;7' S"?'S''
P:ck, or to r1.;r
April y.
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NOTICE.

TIME subscribenbeing possession
Il of lot Of ground and premises,
situate at the corner Of Second & Wal
nut streets in the Borough Of Whining
ton, by virtue Of a deed from Abraham
Scott and Thomas Cox, administrators
Of Richard Irwin, late Of SAID borough,
deceased, hereby gives notice, that in
consequence of the said Richard Irwin
being an alien at the time OF his de-
cease, she intends 10 apply to the Lee
gislaturc of the State of Delaware, at
their next session, to confirm to her
the title to the said lot of ground with
its appurtcnances agreeably to law.
MARY BROWN.
Wi,miagtoa, Oct. s, 1904. ls-tmL.
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PORTER B0nILING.

TINE subscriber havingunderstood
4 the price Of porter hath been re-
duced by individuals in the borough, to
one dollar per dozen, respectfully in
forms his friends and the public, that
he is determined, in future, u sell, for
cash, lower than any other person. lie
therefore solici.s the continuation Of
their past favors, believing thai his por-
50 VIII ~ feuaes, - :1@pa.t:..i ii::aoco,
to equal any that may BE- produced.
CALEB STEWARD.
I mo. 90. o.
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For Sale

CtIXTY thousand acres of most ex-
- cellent land in Wayne County,
PENNSYLVANIA, about 100 miles IRON
Philadelphia, and from Is to 20 miles
from the Delaware. This land is admit
rably calculated for grass and grain, IN
very healthy country, somewhat hlliy,
but BY no means mountainous. 1t is
plentilully supplied with good water
alounds in mill-seats and Is within
few miles Of the village Of Bethany,
which will probably be the county
town. A turnpike road is expected to
be soon laid out, near the upper end OF
this land, running from the Snsquehan-
ma to the Delaware, and at the Della
ware meeting turnpike leading direct
" to the North River, a great part OF
which is already completed.-l hlrty-
FIVE families are settled on the tract by
purchase from me.
Having been on the land | can re-
commend ii, but am DESTROYS that every
man, who means to purchase, should
examine it personally, as | trust that
the more it is known, the better will II
be liked. The value Of the tract must
| be much increased, by its small distance
from Philadelphia, there being no large
body OF good unsettled land, that
know Of, SO near to that city.
! One-third or one-fourth OF the pur
chase money Gas may suit the buyer
must be paid down, the residue in I
2, 8, A, or S, yearly payments, with IN
| terest.
! EDWD. TILGHMhN.
! PAaaaelpAis, Sept, z, l8ot Sd
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GEN. ALEXANDER Il.L.lIL1OM.
r. FOLWELL,
UNIFORMS the friends and adj

UNIFORMS the friends and adj
l. mirera of the late Aie@anaer
Hamiit0l, that be has made arrange
ments 10 publish elegant engrav!ngs 4
that gentleman, from IN aPpror> q ike
ness. That be his employed one OF
the best artists, WHO Inns already given
10 the public many specimens, achnow-
lodged to be equal in execution 70 the
works Of the best English tngravers,
and more faithful to The original.
4 he price to those gentlemen who
wish 70 subscribe, will be four dollars
per sheet, or eight dollars elegantly ira
med and glazed.
The FIRST thirty plates will tie consi-
dered IS proof plates, and sold az six
dollars in sheets, OF ten dollars framed.
The size will he IL by IL inches,
clear Of the frames.
The cngravipgs will be given from
the press in rotation, according to the
priority of subscription.
Subscriptions will be received by
Richard Folwell, Nc. -, Strawberry
street, and BY such other individuals in
the different states, who were friends
to the deceased.
| All the printers Of public papers in
the United States arc requested to in
sert this once in their paper, and, if
they think proper, obtain subscriptions,
for which they shall have the usual
commission.
Philadelphia, July 2a.
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THF. MUSEUM OF DELAWARE.

Down came the limb, and with it down
Did tumble eche young crow ;
Some broke their legs, and some their wings
And doeful LOOKED below.
Twas now the time for wrens to jeer;
SO forth did Hy the train,
And, twittering, saw with smiles the crows
All sprawling on the plain.
Then haunting an arch Wren began
"Sir crows, of 5ieb renowne,
Ye came, by this your dirty trim,
All in bury down.
!" And by the locke Of all your limbs,
And feathers sous'd with rain,
Ii will BE some time before
Your graces mount again.
q Proud fooles, how seize ye descend
From skies to dry jeas
Thank Heaven, with hedges we're content
Aud happy to be Wrens."
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ANCIENT SIMPLICITY.

-, -.
.''oa'. i'1i'oN''' 'i'ol''''''4' = -
Ambitions aame their brennrnr bosonos feel.
Paydie they must crawl up and try their luck.
But when aiot.. themselves they scarcely know,
ncspiscfull salnring on the world below:
But when they trenble, none lament their tlrail,
Bur grin, ard point their finger to their fall.
To snew that am now not utterng lies,
III ,el! lit;le tale in .4,sop's .sttise.
----
1t1r ynIt,,c, cpoyvs AMI ,rrr
4 4
CHOW unnn lofty tree
DID build her sticky nesti
In number five at least.
One morning, on a summers day,
Did peep eehe yeaaSliag Grow,
Some youngliAs wrens below.
These simple wrcns in happy glcc
Did spread their little wing
And merr!ly did sing.
4 Poor humble greatness cry'd the Crows,
g Eohe IS b.g.ur wight;
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Bank Of Delaware, Nov. 1, 1904.
vg~HE directors have declared dl-
4 vidend Of twelve dollars, on
each share, for the last six months.
which will be paid to the stockholders,
or to their representatives, any time
after the 10Th inst.
By oraer 4he beard,
1ao-st John HAYES, Cash.
The museum of Delaware. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1804-1806, 1804-11-10
LANDS FOR SALE
IN Lycoming Comfy, Pennsylvania.

In Lvcomlng County, Pennsylvania.
TIME Subscriber offers for sale a
4 large tract Of land situate on the
waters OF Muncey, Loyal Sock, and
Tawanda creeks, in the county of Ly-
coming, on which there is already tor
med settlement Of about fifty families,
SO that the difficulties usually to be en-
countered by those who SO first upon
back lands are completely removed
Provisions FALL kinds may now be pro-
cured there, at reasonable rate, as al.
SO laborers, if wanted, who are accus-
toned to the best mode of clearing the
land. Two grist-mills and a saw-mill
have been for some time a, work, and
another grist-.nill and saw-mill will
be completed in month at furthest.-
These lands are intermediate between
the waters of the West Branch and
North East Branch of Susquehanna.
The two roads most usually travelled
to the Genesee country, pass directly
through the main body of the lands,
and another road making as turnpike,
from Berwick and Waphollopane to the
Lehigh, is intended to connect with one
of the Genesee roads, passing through
the tract. No part OF these lands are
distant more than fifteen or twenty
miles from the old settlements. The
land will be sold in any quantity, from
fifty to five hundred acres. If part
Of tract be sold it will be laid off pa
relief to any of the boundary lines but
no tract will be reserved, that the set
Ter is DESTROYS Of purchasing. The
lands will be sold very reasonable for
cash, but at the same time an extensive
credit will not be refused to those who
may require it, particularly if they en-
gage to make valuable Improvements.
The cash price, during ten months from
this date, for tract, will be q dollars
per acre, or the same price for halt :
tract Of four hundred acres, or 81 dolls
Ms. payable in five years without inter
est, paying half dollar per acre il
hand. To purchasers Of larger guam
tiles, more reasonable terms will be al
lowed III proPoi ,ioH.
The lands are generally of good qua
| lily, well watered, and heavily timber
ed with Sugar Maple, Beech, Birch
Hemlock s. Poplar, and in some place
| with chestnut and white. pine. Whel
the roads, at present contemplated
shall be made, the distance will only b
FROM 14O to $50 miles from Philadel
phia.
For further particulars enquire Q
John Vaughan, No. 10Y, South from
street, Philadelphia, Merchant--or I
the subscriber, at Northumberland
forks of Susquehanna, who will eithe
accompany settlers to the land or rete
: them to proper persons, now living "
, ON them.
, JOSEPH PRIFSIIEY.
5 | northumberland, Ocf. 90, 1904. 90
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ONE CENT REWARD.

ID AN AWAY from the subscriber,
IN on Friday the Sd inst. an app,en-
tice lad, named John layriner, about
10 years of age, slender made, and fall
eyed.-W hoover takes up the said lad,
and delivers him sale to his masler
shall receive the above reward, hut no
charges will be pail.
JAMES COLLINS, Taylor.
Wilmington, August Z, 160+ S-tp
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TO BE RENTED,

THOR term Of years, from the 25th
L ofMarch, 1905, the farm on which
Samuel Biddle resides, ne.,r Apo
quininaink Landing.
1t consists of 900 acres Of land, 600
of which are arabic. There is IN ex-
cellens two-story brick house on the
premises.
For terms apply to the subscriber at
Wilmington, or to Robert Maxwell,
esq. at Middletown.
ROBERT MILLIGAN.
Wilmington, Sept. Is, 1904. IS ii
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TO BE LET,

\ THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE,
{ \ situate in French, above Hanover
Street The situation rs pleasant and the
house convenient, with 4 small garden and
a well Of good water at the door,. i or
further particulars enquire of the Subscyi-
Der, on the premises.
JOHN SPERRY.
June 90. / .6t
The museum of Delaware. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1804-1806, 1804-11-10
SCHOOL REMOVED.

vgH HE Subscriber respectfully in
: forms til public, that he has re-
moved his school, from the Academy,
to the room he formerly occupied at
the east end of the lower market,
where he purposes receiving under his
tuition both male and female, OH his
usual terms.
The patronage Of the generous pub
lie is, therefore, respectfully solicited
w its lauf.,hie aervs..it.
DANIEL COLEMAN.
12O--3b
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Poetic Department.
THE SAILOR.
ny sELLEcK OSBORNE.

ny sELLEcK OSBORNE.
The weary sea-bird screams afar,
Along the wave dire omens sweep:
From the veil'd sky no friendly star
Beams on the unduating deep!
Hark from the cliffs Of distant shores
The LoIn~ emits his dismal cry
The wave portentous warning roars,
And speaks the Threatening tempest nigh!
What guardian angels watchful pow'r
Shall snatch me from the angry deep,
Or bid, in that tremendous hour,
The demon of the waters Slept
Or who, if on some desert wild
drift, weak, famish.d and distressed,
Shall hush the sorrows OF my child,
And sooth LAvINA's wounded breast
Sweet objects of my early love
For you with aching heart | mourn;
Far from your peaceful vale rove,
An! hopeless ever to return
Yet should it be my happier lot
To hail again my native shore,
Secure within my humble cot,
I'll brave the restless deep no mofc."
His prsy'r was heard. The rolling barque
Rode through the storm with stubborn pride ;
And WILLIAM blithe as morning lark
Flew 70 his sweet enraptur'd bride.
: Yet WILL with love and liquor warm,
Ere yc, a month had pasa'di glee,
Forgot the terrors Of the Storm,
And, singing, sguard away for sea;
The LON, according to st. Pierre, is dil
NAL kind Of bird, which, especially on the an
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[vot. T..
GEORGE WHITELOCK.

CABINET AND CHAIR-MAKER,
Neat door aboue the Tova-AaN, Mmhtt-strcet
WILMINGTON,
= ESPECTFULLY informs his friends
IL and the public, that he carries on the
above businesses i'll all their various branches
....and that he has constantly for sale Side
boards, Bureaus, Dining, Tea and Gard
Tables, finished in the neatest manner, with
general assortment of fashionable furni-
ture. ...As heis determined to employ only
the first rate workmen, and make use Of the
best materials, he has no doubt of giving
satisfaction to those who may favor him with
their custom.
June IS. l-fin
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VIM. PRICE,
IIiI. NILES,
JOSEPH Els.

Wikuiaefoa, Oct. 50, 1904.
s-r Rev. William Pryce isin possession
Of the books and papers OF the deceased, to
whom those concerned will please to APP
ply.
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NOTICE..

ALL persons having demands against
the estate Of William Black, deceased, are
requested to present them, legally attested'
for settlement; and all persons indebted to
the sad estate are earnestly enJolne,i forth
with to settle their respective accounts.
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l9ill)iiabea
By
JOSEPH JONES

NO. ., HiGH-sTRKEr, WI Nil'e Ton.
DELAWARE.
IT., Advertisements, Essays, Art'flcs of
Intelligence, SC. viii be thankfully reeess~
ed, and punctually attended to.
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The LON, according to st. Pierre, is Dis
NAL kind Of bird, which, especially on the APP
proach If a storm, perches on the cliffs and pro-
1nontaries ofthe shore, and utters noise like the
shrieas of 4 drowning man.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-02-11
Nofiec.
XXI ANTED, in behalf Of the Corpora

an the Timber to be pine; fadar. edged and ss.ars
ended fit for f, Amsg.
1000 feet Spruce Join, 5. BY inches
scoo do. 81 oy 4! do.
3ooe 40. 81 by 5 Dc.
aaoo fec, lens'h OF Pins Joa for window r. aimee
$50 do by inches. } well feaionsd;
$50 Spruce rlAnls, f. long, inch. wde AZ inch
thick.
SEQ do. Al do. II do. At do.
$50 m. merchantabs pine Boards and Plank
40 N. clear pine Boards;
70 m. pine Shingles;
$50 N. Laths
50 prsse Poles ai,ab'. Tor Raging. as i, IS t.e oa,
80 co.. 90 30 feet long.
e'-River, near to eoiege, before the sri OF
June
400 Perehes Of Stones, proper Tor the cellar wall of
large edce, to be Delivered the College in the
OF April next, or ooner athe option Of the Coarar
90 feet Of hammered Store. cr undcr pinias, by the
N of June
ia houc Window Caps Of dimenfons ane form, "a be
agreed on dehve, cd the beginning OF July;
TO f9uares Of States;
commence the "a of July nex he rate OF enc third
Of the whole quaint per month;
$50 hhds tone Lime so bids be delivered b. the
m OF May; loo between the Ugh Of June and IN Of
July $50 by the rAddle Ct Ausuh ssa.ssder at
time to be deter mined.
All The enumerated Articles in their refp:ise kind,
to be Of the bca quaty.
Paymeus be made Immediately after deivery in cafe
the articles in quantity and quality be agreeable
Perfons dpoied TO fuPpy any all of the preceding
articles, will picac TO encioe their for isch they
may peoify and forward them BY the a of March
to CALEB CANNETr, 4. CanaSriEr.
Jas ~, 1894.
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AN EPITOME OF
Book Keeping BY Double Entry,

Delineated Scale luited the faculties and com
prehenion of fenior fchool boys aud yocth defpned
for the Mer, antile Line.
Systematic and nnerring Rules for the forming monthly
Statements OF Books, well thofe for opening
conducting adjung and cloGng them with expa
dered eaiy to the fmallef capacity. And ca cuated
t. initiate them in the Principles and to make
them perfect III the Rules by little practice.
TO WHICH Is ADDLD,
Rules for keeping RETAIL BOOKS by Double Entry
without altering he prooefs of Single Entry in the
Day Book or Journal for all ia es Of Merchandise by
which one half the writing is faved, and the Ledpcr
cAonerar I'd from items and rendered prompt and fare
proof Of monthly Balances and annual ProGts
Atso,
The moi eay conciIe and fate way of calculating any
rate OF per cent, and Especially that of Intere at
per cent per annum, exhibited by comparison.
The price to fubfcribers will be Fifty
CENTS for half bound, and SEVENTY RVS CsNrs for
whole hcund Books; payable delivery.
Inc utmon attention will be had the goodnef, of the
Paper, Type and Binding.
Ibc work will be put prefs 70 foon as fubicrber
are obtained fulicient to defray the espenccs.
q subscription papers will be placed at
the Maine Fire q Marine L,sree Oee. at the Psa 0S.
at the Beck Sfo,e aud this Office alio in the
towns in this Diariel
Portland, february 8, 1904
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souoH1onxr. vow q

souoHLooxr, WOW IS
The day before yeiterday the fri con-
iul, after having reviewed the ara,y, ord
cred the execution OF feveral military
night evolutions.
Ihi, morning at II o'clock, the hrft
coniul let off from head quarters and EN-.
barked OH board fuperb boat, the Lion
els, that wac waiting for him and, not
withdrawing the extreme VIOLENCE of the
wind, vilited feveral veAels OF the hctilla
recently arrived at this port; fore CUR
and galley boats performed few evolu-
tons which were executed with great
promptnefs and regularity.
1t has beer remarked, as ominous, that
in digging here to eifablifh the encanlp-
ment OF the frft conful, a military axe has
has bsen found, appearing to have belong
ed to the Roman army that invaded En-
gland. There have alto been found at
hmblcteufe, in digging the foundation for
the tent of the frft conful, medals of
William the conqueror. Ii Il mutt be ack-
nowledged that thefe circumstances are
at leaa whim6cal, and they will appear
fill more fingular, on receI!!ea;ng that
when Bonaparte yiited the ruins of Pc
lule, in Egypt, he there found Camera
OF Julius Cselar.
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Runaway

IRON the fubfcrber, Saturday the 4,h infant, an
i Indicated Apprentice named THOMAS 8RIDGHAM
about fifteen years ole had when he weut away a
blue coat and great coat, rped waifseoa, dark mixed
pantsloons, and blue Aockngs-Whoever will apprehend
fad apprentice, re'urnhm the ubcrSer a receive
Ten Gents reward, and NO charges paidIf any peron
perions mall hatbosr, uA employ fad apprentice (al
which they are hereby risy fCrbid) they will be dealt
with as the Law directs. JOHN COE.
Portland. FEB. 3, 1904.
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oos"e rue ~ mn, and tome by virtue fall
WHEN we view human nature IN ;ts
various parts, we diicover certain quali6-
cations implanted therein, which we cal,
talents. Thefc talents are greatly diver
flied, and commonly are applied to moR
of the incidents of human l;fs whether
virtuous or vicious. As every perfon has
q ihare in them, they of courfe form a cri-
terion by which merit is decided. LISA
misfortune however much to be lamented.
that when the merit of others is decided
by this rule, qualifications totally inc ON.
patible with genius, education or yirtu
are frequently feleded as the grand traits
OF character. Such is the effect of habit.
ual vice, that the finer and more delicate
feelings attached to the human mind. are
10 tar cortoded and depraved, that it
is frequently rendered incapable Of the ex-
ercile Of Writ ne.
from thefe caufes ii is prefumed ariles.
that pafhonate fordnefs for difinstion
which 10 often breaks out in frolickfome
and irregular practices; fich >. MAKING
uie OF filthy and obfcene language. excel
live drinking, ebferving foolifh, boyifl
and trifiilg conduit towards females, with
many other inconfiitencies of d Gss;lar ma.
ture; for iurely there are many men more
extravagant in folly and vice, than they
would willingly be, were there none to
look on and approve.
A very common, and at the fame time
the mott abiurd ambition that ever reign
ed in the human heart, is, defire to an
pear conipicuous in the art of -idicule
an art, equally dangerous to the poiIeffor..
as to the Object to which it is directed.
and the ufual companion of litirie, ungen:
erous diiPoftions. The young msn poi.
ieiied OF fuch temper, cuts himfelf off
from all means of improvement, ana rem.
ders his own character contemplate. For
while he ridicules thofe he conyerles with.
he profits nothing from their virtue or
good tenie, nor even once perceives that
there is " beam in his own eye." Every
perfon has his faults and weaknef1es even
the greatef foibles and the greatea blems
ilhes, not unfrequently appear in the mott
Inning characters. But is it not fault
replete with abfurdity, to pats over all the
good qualities of a man, and notice only
his vices /! to regard his in6lmities more
than his virtues, and make ule of him for
the fPort OF others, rather than our own
Improvement. 1t is proverb worthy Of
remark, "that there are many critics who
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REMOVA AL.

THE fhbfcribcr informs the public that
his Office is removed TO the centre front chamber
in the range of brick budinss erected by the Maine
fs y vae lg}yaaes CowpasyAIfo, that beng 40 long
tic, III the Federal Courts. ISAAC PARKER.
Portland, FJ Sd, &c.,
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To Coopers,

WANrED Immediately fome BARRELs, half do
w and Ktgs to be made of the bcf White Oak well
ieaioned, and Iron bound Enqsire at the
Portland Brea0ery,
where may be had few Boxes Of BRISTOL GLASS
by = and by 6-And few picces of Black and Blue
SUPERFINE CLOTH
O. Families iuppi ed with good BERR--CaG, s;ve,
for BARLEY.
Rsvfa"d, Jsmsvy 81, 1904.
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Valuable New Publication.

JUST PUBLISHED and for Sale at the EselOsre CT
THOMAS CLARK.
Merry qSsGse TIE Isja,aaes oda FyA Sf,ss, Portland,
E MINOR ENCYCLOP EDIA,
i or CABINET OF GENERAL KNOWLEDGE /.
being Dictionary Of Arts, Sciences Polite L;,rra-
tire, in vols {" AIat1m ~ PDV. J--CompeS from the
bsl authorities. by the Rev. TrAppsu, NJ. HAAS a. NJ
sH
is prefumed that the fma funa Of toar Dollars and
Fi'y Gears, cannot be expended Tor any boos that viii
contain more general information than i,efc.
~ Sublersers reeuefted 70 sail err lcps Cor their
Books. rs g.
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"A Pocket-Book Fonnd.

hNthe road between Niles tavern, in Newpoceftcr.
ium OF Money, and fevera Papers. hoover ha, ofl
the iame may have it again by applying TO STEPHEN
M LILLIAN and paying Tor this advert iiement
Po,fis,j FL A. l8,A