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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-02
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NOTICE.

"A IL persons who stand indebted to
~ the subscriber BY Bond, Note, or
open account, are desired 10 come for.
ward and discharge the same before DE
FIRST day Of April next, a. NO longer IN
dulgence can or win be given. .r
EDWARD MCCORMICK
Charles Town, Jefferson :
County, February -, 1904
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-02

II Meeting Of the Presidtnf and d.
rectors Of tie Patsmac Company held
IN George low,i, On the 4tk day Of
February, 1901, A--.s =
10 ES0EVED that . premium Of
IN ONR HusDRED DoLLARs win be.
paid By the Presidents and Directors Of
the Potomac Company, TO such person
q SHALL in their judgments, during the
present year, bring down the River Po-
tomac the Boar, on an Improved con-
stTuction, best calculated for interior ma
vigation, the conveyance Of psoduee,
&c. &c. r. N M - Z,
In adjusting the premium, the follows
ing considerations win govern, viz
The safety Of the Cargo-The eunwale
nor to be Less than six inches above va.
Ter wheA fully loaded 1.-The burthen Of
the Vessel, which shall mot be less Dian
One Hundred Barrels Of FLOUR-the
least draught ofwater, the beam on ne
fork not exceeding eight feet, and the
strength and workmanship oftheboat and
itseapahilility of ascendingthe stream.
And also5a premium Of FIrrY Dor
EARs win be paid BIZ the President and
Directors, % such person, as shall, dur.
ing the present year, bring down the
boat, exhibiting the cheapest efTectual
covering, 70 secure the Cargo from the
weather, and also the hest me ans and de-
vices for keeping, the Cargo clean, and
Tree from damage b. water.
Persons who wish 70 be considered
candidates for eisher Of these premiums,
NIL shew their boats, when al George.
Town, 70 Mr.. Joseph Carleton, Treasn-
.rsr, 81 said company, who win notify
tns Dirssioss thefsef.
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NOTICE.

THERE being very great proba.
i bility Of the negroes purchased BY
me on the soth Of September last, ut the
widow Edelen's sale, beng free, l there
fore take this method Of informing the
public, that ] am determined not TO pay
the note given Tor those negroes, until q
final adjustment Of the business takes
place, and a clear and indisputable title b
gwen me. = .s - Y -, =
HUGHv.P PATTERSON.
ZDecember9, 1908. ~
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NOTICE.

WHEREAS, about the 3lst day Of
wv January last, Texecuted a Mote
70 John Folk, for the sum ofeighty dol
lars, payable in eight months afterthe
date thereof, for amare purchased bv me
from said Folk, and having since disco.
yered that I was imposed upon by said
Folk in the purchase Of said mare, she
being blind or nearly so at the time. 1
therefore hereby notify the public, h
order 20 prevent any person taking IN
assignment on said note, and that / an,
determined not TO pay the same unless
compelled 40 do 50 BY law. : = a-5 -
~. 81 MICHAEL FISER.
Shepherds Town, February 10, 1900.
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!. TAKE NOTICE.
ME subscriber. having

THE subscriber, having pressing
i calls for Money, earnestly solicits
all persons indebted TO him, TO come for.
ward Immediately and discharge whate-
yer may be due.--When his customers
take into consideration the length of time
many of them have been indebted, and
the use he constantly has for Cash, to
meet the claims on him, to answer the
callsof his family, as well As to keep UP the
Assortment of articles necessary in his
practice, he doubts not but they will
cheerfully pay up what may be due. Per-
sons falling TO comply with this notice
need expect no longer indulgence, rs he
is positively determined to make the
most speedy collection. ~, 49,.
He wishes TO take % an APPREN-
TIcE'a young man from Is to 16 years
ofage, of unexceptionable character and
who can come well recommended,
N. B. He continues TO give acredit Of
from 6to 70 months to good persons, for
his attendance nthe practice Of Physic,
&c. Articles in the Apothecafies line
must be paid for when delivered =.
-. JACOB P. HARRIS.
Martinsburg, February 3, 1so4 "
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ssey sioel, aconside ru61e quantity D
Dry Gods g Gro q !,
ceres !,

Whick firm . pfry complete Assortment.
~ He requests alt persons indebted
TO him BY Bond or Notc to make immedi-
ate representatives. who have open
dccounts with him viii please come for.
ward and close them.-He win take
Merchantable Wheat, Rye or Corn, and
allow the highest price for all debts due.
=. ~ -. WILLIAM RIDDLE.
Martinsburg, February 8, 1904. =
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Farmsvs and Mrrcharts, Iake N,ase,
THAT The subscriber has got Ta-s
u bler,s MILL on Opequan, be-
tween three and four miles from Mar
tinsburg) in complete order for the re-
.ception anu manufacture Of Grain; and
that for every hundred bushels Of clean
understandable Wheat, weighing 60 pound
per bushek, brought to said Mill, he win
deliver 81 barrels ofSuper6ne Flour, and
will Be responsible fortlIe inspecsion IN
any market in the United States.
He win give the highestprice In eash,
for WheGf, Rye and Corn.
I LEONARD CROW.
December 80, 1908. GIN.
J. - d 4 s . 4 .
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70 BE RENTED.
And possession given the FIRST day Of;
"a - April next, 2. -, -

And possession given the FIRST day Of:
= April next, -.
THAT well-situateds stand for Pub.
i lie House, At present occupied 10
such BY Capt. John Robinson, in tl,s
Nam street MartinsbuTG .-This pro-
Perty consists Of large and eonyenient
House, neatly finished, with fine cool
cellar, aconyenient Kitchen with room
adjoining suitable for the family--also 4
large Stable, Smoke. House, Ice House,
&c. This property is well calculated for
any kind Of public business, both as -
improvements and situation. The terms
may be knownby applying to Mr.. Joha
OFerrall 10 Martinsburg. or to the sub.
scriber at Mill Greek. '-sz2- :
IGNATIuS o'FERRAI.L.
January ~, 1904. 81. 80
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,EoUND trespassing on the subseri-
i ber's plantation near. Martinsburg,
m Estray white RAM, his righ. ear
cropped, and 4 slit in the under part of
the leftear, his horns arc sawed ffwithin
shout four inehesof his head. The own
Ct is requested TO; prove properly, pay
charges and Jake HIM away.
D PETER .PISLE.
Berkeley County, February -, 1904.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-02
FIFTEEN poLLARsREwARD,

saCTOLEN On sunday night the 2sth
ID January last, from the White House.
ON the main road leading from Winches.
ter 70 Charles Town, Jefferson County,
Virginia, 16 miles from the former and
8 from the latter, . BAY HORSE.
nearly I6 hands high. but low in aesh,
4years oldthe last Of May next, switch
tail, not shod, has no perceivable fiesh
marx, onlya feather on each hip about
3 ihshes long, and a black streak down
his back but not very PLAIN any further
than his rump. Whoever returns the
Thief and Horse to the subscriber, It
the White House, shall have the above
reward iftaken within the county, and II
ont Of i 20 dollars, Of 5 dollars for the
Horse only.
GEORGE SMITH.
February 70, 1904
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FAR, FARMERS ATTEND.

%z - q covering horse Of the
Eusopus breed, which you so much fand
not Without just cause) admire, he there-
fore being Induced from interest, a. well
- having natural disposition to accom-
MEDIATE, has procured one of that stock,
which he Eaters himself win please.
x This noble Horse, called 4. !
:. 4 y EUS0PLS BALL,
viii st.ndthe ensuing season at the sub.
scriber's stable in Martinsburg, at the
moderate price Of three dollars and bu-
shell OF oats the season, the oats TO be
brought with the mare, Eve dollars for
insurance, and one dollar cash the single
leap. The season to begin the first day
Of April and end the middle of July
Credit win be given for the money until
the LIST of April 1905. -. Y - -
r. Eusopus Ball is handsome dark bay,
tenyears old :his spring, he is sixteeS and
an half hands high, with bone and body
In proportion, and is as well calculated
for the draft as any horse in the state of
Virginia. The public will please to ex-
ease me for emitting his pedigree, as 1
conceive It unnecessary, relyingon their
sufficient knowledge and acquaintance
with the breed aud services of those va
luabls kind OF horses--without this, his
form alone, viii DC sufficient to recon-
mend him. -. .'-.-
=. WILLIAM MACKEY, iiar.
= February 3, 1908. g It'll
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>HiS day came the Complainant by
- his Counsel, and il appearing 70
the Court that the defendants are not in.
habisants Of this Commonwealth, tits or
dersd that the defendants do appear here
on the Monday after the third Tuesday
IN April next, to answer. the complain:
ants bin, and that copy ofthis order BE-
forthwith inserted in the Berkeley and
Jefferson In.elligencer and continued for
two months suceessively, and also BE-
posted up for two months successfully
at the door Of the Court House Of this
County. ILL :s.s.-5 : ~, ~ : Z
A Copy. Attest, ~ NJ i. T., IN
-. DAVID HUNTER, c.s.e.
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CONGRESS-,
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,,
WedRsjdGy, Woz,. 9s.

'e""J"ED3 4oT. zS-
The engroHed bill for making fur aopro.
praton for the contingent fund was hgned by
the Speaker.
The petition of Henry M'Farland of the If
regiment of United States leves who was wound
ed III Cen. st. Clair's affair with the Indians Of
the 4th November, 799, praying to be provided
for, was referred to the Committee Of claims.
Mr.. NrJ(on preiented petition from John
Baynton, praying compensation for fundrics
iupPiied to command under Lieutenant FL
lot In Calvert county, Maryland, to the amount
Of SIS dollars and 81 cents in the year 1899, re.
terred to the committee of Claims
A reference was made of the petition Of fur.
dry gun makers, prefented AT lat FELTON, 70 the
committee of Commerce and Manufactures.
A meliage from the Prelident, informing thai
he had acted upon the JOINT reiolution in favor
OF Captain Decatur, officers and crew.
The bill ruthorilingt heinhabitants of George
town to erect a dam or Gateway from Mafon's
Iiland to the Virginia fhore was conlidered in
committee of the whole, and after a lengthy
diicuiiion the committee reported to the Houf,
that they had not had time to 90 through tie
fame, bat aked leave to fit again, wEich was ill.,
dulged by the Houfe.
Adjourned.
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Ce'ierdI 198emhIn Of CIiruinla

Begin md bo(de1 nj TIE Cabifok, IN the civ or
Riebmond, on Monday tie f5iJ-d Iay of Dece,,-
DER, in fbr gear IF Our Lard, OHe Than
Jand Eigbf Hundred and Four, and offbe Com
noH7Uea/fb the f1venty-ninfb:
On which day, being the day appointed bv
law for the meeting of the General Ancmblv.
iuch ofthe members of the Houfc of Delegates
as appeared, having taken the oaths prefcribed
by law, took their fcats in the Houfe, and a
majority of the whole number being prefent,
Ordeycd, That James Plcafants, Jun. be an.
pointed Clerk to this Houfc.
Mr.. Johnttone, one Of the delegates from the
county of Prince Edward, reminded the Houfc
OF the necelity of proceeding to the choice of a
Speaker, and recommended Hugh Holmes Eta.
one of the delegates from the county of Frede-
ric, as perfon we'll qualified to diicharge the
duties OF that ofice-and was feconded in the
nomination by Mr.. Barbour, one of the dele
gates from the county of Orange, whereupon
RejoiUed unanimously, that the faid Hugh
Holmes Eiq. b appointed Speaker to this
Houfe; who being conducted to the chair.
made his acknowledgements to the Houfe for
the honor conferred upon him.
Ordered, That Mr.. Henry Mofs be appoint
ed Serjeant at Arms TO this Houie.
Ordcyed, That William Drinkard fen'r. VIII
liam Ddnkard junr. and Edward Clarke be ap-
pointed Door Keepers 20 this HouG.
The Houie then proceeded by Ballot TO the
choice of fonrth Door Keeper--and on count
ing the ballots, a majority of the whole number
was found in favour Of Furnea Southsll.
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T n OUIR.ER Z.
RICHs;OND &;
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1901

The two following communications on the fame
iubietI, and from the fame pen, will be pro-
perry interviewer iato the ferries of letters
which the editor proPo6ed to offer to the Vir-
Sinia Legislature. Like the preceding numbers
OF thar ferries, they are addreiitd TO the legif-
la.ive body, on pubic and very iDtereltng
inhiets. When, where, or by whom tlieie
COMMUNICATIONS have been competed, are
extrdneous enquiries, rot relevant at all to the
ipirit ofthe fObieci. The only queition which
is in truth worthy of the invefigaton OF the
public or of the Legislature, is preciiely the
very q"eftion on which every active mind is
competent to form ione satisfactory opinion.
Are the abstratt principles of thefe eilays
founded in truth And II they are, may not
iomefcheme ofgeneral utility beex,rdetedfrom
them, which il would be eafy TO underftand,
ard Tot difficult to bring into effective opera
ton
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ord.red, That they feverally give their atten.
dance accordingly.
motion was made that the HOMIE come to
the following retoluton-
RejoIatd, That any application Of public mo.
neg as compensation tn a chaplain of this
Uoufe, is Illegal in as much rs IL contrsvenes
the iecond fiction of the act, "Eitablilllirg re-
heious freedom" and one other aet on Aflen-
bly, pailed the oath day of January 1899, ex-
pIanatory OF the fid recited act.
Ordered, That the iaid reioution 20 lie ON
the table.
The Speaker laid before the houfe letter
from his exceency tie Co"e.nor, e,.clcfint
iundry documents for the information OF the
General Ailembly.
Ordersd, That the faid letter, with lis enclo-
flres, dc lie on the table.
On motion: Rejohaed, That this houfe viii
tomorrow, b. Joint ballot with the Senate, pro.
coed to the election Of Svyo Senators to rcDre-
TENT this fate in the Co0grcis of the United
States, to fuppiy the vacancies occaiuned by
the reiignation of Wilton {. Nicholas ard! A.
braham b. Venatle.
OrGsrea, That the Clerk dc carr, the laid
rciVlutions to the Seuate tor tt-lr Concurrence.
kcIoited, That when this houte adjourn TO-
day, it will adjourn III! Tomorrow Q O'clock
And then the houte adjoured til rc.:norrow
II o'clock.
IN SENATE.-A quorum was formed, sni
Greed Taylor, Eiq. appointed Speaker.
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OF the tcalon. AT iO,ne times we know that
James River above the falls cannot be uicd, on
account ot ice, as Osher times ON account OF
treiheS, and at Others on account OF through.
James River chen ought not TO be depended up
On as the iole means OF opening and extending 4
commercial communication between the Faf-
tern and Weitern people. There ought To Re a
ROAD To commence at Richmond, and to take
the mott favourable and direct courie to the
| falls the great Kanhaws.-The computed dii-
tance is 500 miles, but it fuch road was made,
tbs believed that the ditance would not exceed
, go Or 2fo miles this Is amoa lii hundred miles
ihort OF the roads from Baltimore aud Philadel-
phia 10 Pittfourg or Red Stone, and thofc who
know the ground fay that the Virginia road can
be made 10 much better that team OK the fame
ltrength may carry aimot double the bu,tnen.
This Is an important item in internal commerce.
Every man OF obfervation knows that the
towns Of Philadelphia and Baltimore derive 4
great portion oftheir mott profitable trade from
the Wetern ict.lcments, whereby they are er-
riched, while the city of Richmond poGelng
hyperion advantages 70 far from opening = pro-
per communication with the W.iteru country,
does not import the goods which are retailcd TO
her own inhabitants. The merchants or Ncn-
mond are not to be blamed for this the fault
lays, IT any where, among the rulers, and per-
haps not even among them, becaute it is unreal
ionable to expect that any man, however great
the public confidence, or upright his intentions,
can act iudiciouily upon things which he does
not underitand. The whole people ieern 70 be
in torpor, from which it is not only neceiiary
tc route them, but even then to thew the pro
per objects for confederation. Otherwifc it will
be in vain to expect that 900 men coming from
different quarters, frving few weeks and iuc-
ceeded by others who so through limilar fcents,
fay it will be in vain to expect that fuch men,
or fef qualification, viii adopt and carry into ct-
feet great innovations, however plauiible they
may be, unlefS they have been previoully fancti-
oned by psblic appreciation and defre.
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II Ii02

1t is nece1ary TO add few explanatory remarks
on the preceding table.
lift. The whole number of electoral votes is
greater at the prefent than at the former p
lection. 1873 votes were given in at the
former election, and I76 at the prefent.
The reaion is, that by the law of congre IS
of April l4th 1892, for the app ortionnent
of the members Of congrefs, greater num-
Der was aligned to each tate the 6rf
Genius being divided by $4,000 giving FINAL
er quotient than the lait Genius divided bv
the prefcnt ratio of $4,000.
2. Ohio gave no vote ut the lat election. II
was not fooner erected into fate than by a
law of congrefs of Feb. 10, 1908.
g. The returns of N. Hampfhire, r. Inand, Ma
ryland, Tennefiee and S. Carolina have not rs
yet been received in Virginia. The votes OF
all thete ftates except Maryland, may howe
yer be conlldered as certain MARYLAND alone,
which votes by ditr6ts, does not give an uni.
form vote one federal EleGtor is certainly
put in; perhaps two or three. Two have
been allowed.
This table furnifhes us with fome concufons
on which we ihaIl expatate in our next paper.
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THURSDAY, Nov. %.

Mr.. i. Clay prrfented representation and
memorial igned by 237 American citizens fet.
tied IN Louiiana, expretling their fstisfaetion ON
the arrangement made lii that country as TO itS
government. Referred to the Committee IN
that part of the Prelident's mcdagc relative to
the ameiioration of the government of Louilia-
nd.
The petition of-----and others, ref,eaing
the YaZoo lands, was pre(ented by General
Varium, and referred TO A committee of 6ye.
The houie then relolved itfelf into cnr-
mittee of the whole, Gen. VA2HvM in ~
Chair, on the bill reitraining merchant veiJ;.Ia
from armlng and forcing trade to St. Denim
go; iundry amendments were made and rer,,,r,
cd to the houfe-but finally the bill was re-
committed to a committee of the whole p
Wedneiday next.
Mr.. NsJtoH prefented petition from Mord..
cal Lane, an old revolutionary folder, orayin,,
TO be provided for on the penion lin. Rtc.r,
red TO the Committee of Claims.
On motion of Mr.. i. Rna4oibb all The n,nsrs
of laG FELTON, relating to the Yazoo lands Ivc,.
ordered to be printed. a firgular circnnaance
gave rife to this motion. The paper, or th..
fubeCt, he obferved, were cqf oqf of The book -
documents which are prcierved for the uie OF the
IIouc.
Mr.. S. G.. ogden the owner of the lbir, TnI,c
tan had leave to withdraw his petition for a ne,..
kcglter.
The hon. Buchrer Thruton, has been ob,,c. -
a fenator, 60 reprefent this ote in,le C,r.... =
OF .ne Omitted states, in the roor, of the 10
John Brown, alter tie 4th Mrrch n,xt. '''
.E"| c,' .'aoe-.
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ELECTORAL ELECTION.

Tomorrow (the 5th of December,) agreea-
bly, to a law of Congrefs of March / Il 1892, the
Electors will meet throughout the union, to
vote for a Preiident and Vce-Prelident of the
United States. Thomas Jefferfon of Virginia,
and George Clinton Of New-York, are the Of
teniible candidates of the Republican party.
The Federal party have not yet avowed their
preference for any particular perfons: fomc
have even ventured 20 aiiert that the acknow-
lodged impoilbiiity offucceeding will prevent
them from giving an uniform vote. The gene
raj opinion however, is that Mr.. King and MIR.
Pnckney will receive their united vote. The
following comparative view of the votes at the
lait election and the probable vote at the e-
ing election, is intended to illufrate the relative
influence of the two parties in this country, on
the 5th of Dec. 1900, and at the preient Epoch.
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STORE OF
3rnnlnnngern, srtneIierp. 6

BY FRANCIS TOILET from New-York) between
Meiirs Bohn * fIubner's and Mr. Charles Spen-
GERS, Main-itreet, Richmond, where he offers for
ialc an aHortrent of
GoLD, Gill, Sasry, PLATED, feaaa'6 and Cna,.r,
~ zVare; CojGand Silye, Watebe5 U,st,b z,at,.;,L
LaGeI' 81 Geat!ewenI Moroeeo Psetet BsoLt, Ol,-,
Iie', ELgfie Gaytert and Gi,Ars; Coral, MA. md
Ghj5 Beaa', IV0ry, Bone and U'oo6 CBeG lHea Baet-
CANNON Turs, Battle Dos,s and SbntfLc C9eE, Ey.
FffS, Cna', Gna Loe8s, Pfoi,, IS40oy4, Szo,yi B.f
Szoord K7'tS, E9a4irfS, Military Feabey5 Ssoytt7cas
Bag' and Kni7e5, ant common and Ggate Flint, IBas.
Cane U1fb'e'ioS, Boo: Jaets, S9wy, Pdsors, Hores
anil Strap; Starving Box1 and BynGes: Cg,E5y
Io9gs Po7Ud>r-Bag5 aid Pufj; TToiet c-d Sbsv;gg
Snap Po,ratasv Toatb Poyrdty ard E1.gccs gerfle-
mems Mabgga1y dyl5;aS C!fI and TRAVELLING DtGf
Pr9e's Colours, for dasOng and Painting, Of 6E,tat
Jze'; hair, Lead dSiR1'e Pszis States Ltt PsroSsy
VafsyS, Q1i,, Paper FO!dc,s, Conaiiag Koulc Seals
Ink Sfn1d' iVoly, barn and forot el Coe.J5 l,9f.
o"s~e1iri fo'fojf GrH DIFF CopJi; Slegc Bq,!,ri,
1t-o's HIrp5; FyS Hook; Pins and NceeY.i ei,Gi,
1ad common Knitting Noacy; Tam5ony Weejl., amt
Caje5 Ibi7bIcsj Sffe7asLc5 and CaicI E,0.yoy,
C'mPg5 ard Claim, and MATHEMATICAL Lofynuryf, in
egS5j P0eiH CoWp!5 Diai5; Cliff Clo5f Lump Gy
baHsj eIcga1' 6y5 HsIIrosi, and Sbo1sk, 7aart ami
PoAeySi CAL Sssap5 BeYo7ryes Sno,tLig5 I,os,
Grit Iron,j C95ncr and Iron Cbatfag Dis.,F Sannaj
bayd Hg9e Lr0r5j PEP and Box C96ts 61als iron and
6,gf CanhsRietsj KY R:ag'j Cork Ss,t7os Cioai
P1Jj Foof, beorfb, Ssypbbigg zoJife-7olG, sLogB,.
fooD and Poe BygRc'; britannia natal lI6Ie osJ ten
Spoons Britannia ncfrl Ira Peis: Fyy;aq Pm,
Pots and Kefics; Fire Graies; MN SIq0s: Ta,J
md PANEL Savcsj Tnytcy Oil Sioae, GigqJLl, !,
Goemafsrs Tooi'; Bsst Tyotoei5 Sbg1eL and S6a4, ,
Loetsj Hirgesi Srye1os Notl Tleks--wi;ha Great
variety Of nilar Articles, tedious to enumcrsss.
ALSO, FOR SALE,
Kill No,o;so art Lasf5r, SG9sr,s; Mini fe. end
eosyE SJoe5 and Bso'ees Hair ant L-,,5-, Tyggl,
Fo1ey and Wi7gor CJaiyt; Earftcq Ways, IN e,s,s,.
a6orfof' S6o7jg Fsi1rf Lrdg,; Pn.tf biz. =. Po7g-
dy and Sbof.
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