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The following ludicrous description
OF Soame Jenyns, the author of the Dis
sertation on the Internal Evidences of
the Christian Religion, is from the Me-
moirs of Richard Cumberland.l
4 disagreement about a name or
date will mar the best story that ever
was put together. Sir Joshua Reynolds
unluckily could not hear an interrupter
Of this sort: Johnson would not hear, o.
If he heard him would not heed him
Soame Jenyns heard him, needed him,
set him right, and took up his tale,
where h. had left it, without any dinli-
mutton OF its humOur, adding only Jew
more twists to his snuH-box, a few more
taps upon the lid Oft, with preparatory
grunt or two, the invariable forerunncrs
OF the amenity that was at the heels of
them. He was the man who bore his
part in all societies with the most even
temper and undismrbed filarity of all
the gOodc ompanions whom ever knew.
He came INTO :yonr house at the very
moment you had put upon your card
he dressed himself to do your party
honour IN dIl TIC COiOuI u lne Jay MS
lace, indeed, had long since lost its lus-
tire, bnt his coat had faithfully retained
its cut, since the days when gentlemen
wore embroidered figured velvets with
short sleeves, boot cuffs, and buckram
skirts as nature had cast him in the ev..
act mould of an ill-made pair Of stiff
he followed her 50 close in the fash
ION Of his coat, that itwS5 doubted ifhe
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other observing, he added, with a seri-
Gus air.
Citizen Cloots, I would not have
you trust altogether to such reasoning,
which is wicked as well rs inconsistent
and permit me to add piece of advice,
which it greatly imports you to fol-
low :-Renounce impiety, that, in case
there should, by chance or otherwise, be
a hell prepared for blasphemers, you
may not be sent into it.
Having pronounced this in a solemn
manner, the man rose and walked out
of the room.
Mares Mordaunt.1
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DISTRICT COURT.
CAFE Of Swart5vos1 and Bo!Im17s.
RoNpAr, yanaary Is.

This dap Mr Caldwell n,oved fer ar
a,sacharas 10 issue asa;nst col. Wosr,eu
ard ''eat. Mead, for refcaiag 10 obey a
writ 81 Aa6eas corpus, vhien was served
upon Samas Swaf wes: upan sa}uldsy
aighs. Another wris Of ha5sas ras A,
;hs sane siH.s issued for Dg. Erj1s Boil
0an.
Mr.. Jones. os the part Of the y, S asss,
opposed issuing the attachment, Ga the
greucds. that suaia;en, tias had ass
elapsed for the officers &c o5ey ,he writ. as
Ilsswise on 'he ssrro5ih 81 an affidavit
made oy general Gatoa, 10 prove lhs ez.
is.ease Of a conspiracy against the an'on.
Pr. Dorsey and .Alr. Frsnc;s S kry
bo,h issiiSd as csuaaei ifar Swatswaut and
Bo!iaaaa. Mar KY sfsped shas laey dia
40, s.ena for the attesamsnt Gu the sta.
ga OF Caarie- H. bui IS a p5iYilsse le
wt sa tAay wers raaitIed on tha priuGi ples
sf Somgsan law.
lNs. jesias Rsi4ted thst by he STATUTE Ct
Charias me III ,hnse days we're aliawed so-
si7s WI uf hGacas cSrpus, ara taat coass-
qssayiF nc sa9e pefisA ,raaAt i,y gfasse d
oa he prioei piss 81 GERS mon les. tae also
sad hat TIC ssaia.e u Gharlgs I. aad acs
c3nlmoa lew ougatso bs INC sa'de 10 tae
orescn, esae. a0d hat IA s.l8e j! 81, nln
res ap,as cusaG 10 sssge beisr@ a viii y. az.
sscatasnt
EAe cours we're Of opision iha, tie writ
at haos2s earaua aas issued b. shs prsrt'ce
af camwses !as, bas yaas psF,od Of !hrsc
days eeshs te bs allowed tof ih= return OF
the Writ.
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TUESDAY Ian 25.

4tk 4Sst ,r-as' SESD9Y 40 II.
Ny. r. Nsison sesorted bill susp'e-
nishsary 10 the az naskIug pro, islsa for The
/ otsanlzslsa eff toe militia of the distglci
81 Gosaaa,a. I~ics read, aad refsrr.
sa 70 committee of the whols 10. or
rev.
Mr.. M'Creey offered tbs following re-.
solution:
Resolved Ibat RE CON asissse OF CON.
.sosrce sd manufactures as .astructe~ 10
eaeslre wasfee =ny, aad If any, va,
sy,re ~ssls ase accessory IL tiae aat passed
49, ia 81 4fr'i l4ss, prahibitiug he 10;
per @t.on 81 cesfaa agi.cias alfesa Great
lSrlis2e4s rs dependencies.
Mas. .s-ssy piessused saeporis, srssa
,spads 'nefeasess OF Phliaaelss.ia. pray.
& t@f ia sH easisn Of the tIase at TAX y .
toe ssie 40 gtys*g bead IL easeg OF dsaw.
sssk
ar CiIsensr Porssd bill incors aratinr
40 as,,iapoa "a Washington (dis,yies Of
Ctiu'sso y to- saoe~,l.tg yoush sad graat.
rog se,tetn tots Tor the purpose. READ
~ 0les aas rsierrrd 10 d committee of The
SF-A%!$ so . = ~ eS ay eT2>s
Nii. Randolph lepor cd bill making
apEpfsP,.yl'o tsr esfgyies iEto eascs a
,ssaty sm eae = saoyt unse slncc between
-5'e uale@a States sad ,Ee CAieksssu IL.
alaaa.
Mr. S4!san o5ssiasd leave Of absence
iog tossalsnt.
s sill ,e!ss,ve 20 tAe establishment of
ssafe and the alteration Of owner federal
coafts'n shs wesiera ssa es, was received
from fas ssns;e. Head twice and feferr.
Cd 10 seises eon,aitt.s,
= S.ll ir2m he ssoa e for The relief ef
Sesh 7agdiag. iass eapsain IN ,he navy ol
ine Gai5ea osstss, was twice read ana re.
t9sira "a a eomnst.tee Of she whole ipr,a.
megiaw.
i1r asd>r Of the day was called for en-
the e.. tar the encaufag menl of isafnlne.
aad sae pfomoslaa Of useiui arts. Alter
come 'isae spcnt siereiu, the eommltsse
rose and the aauss adjourned.
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ter boar, and serd shem where ysu please,
to Passamaqaoddy, to Alexandria or else.
! where, without Law
WHAT Compensation can be made for
suRsrings in feeling and IN chassster, IN
eases of ianossAcr. TnIs bill once passed
may be sonsinued 1t Is an catering w9dge
| 10 ,hs mess horrible CONSCIOUSNESS.
Ous ether bill, shs twln broshsr OF this,
and he would qal. tao country ne nssn.
,hs English bill ia 1924 Ter supFresaiag Sc.
ditios; tyranny wsuie sasn be completely
, established.
Mr.. Randolph here opposed soaas de-
tails Of the bill.
MIR. Ssnle spoke against ths bill. Il
has nat been suspended even Ia AgglaRa
bun On pressing ocaasioRs- -sasre is assg
-neisaer reorlilo@ Gor al iayasiea /; the
wr;s OF nabess cetpus esnaot taen be saa.
psadrd--ner is ITS ssspeassen secesssry.
Afrs Dana asa inseaas5 To vase age;ass
the rao.ias to.rSjec,, ca II rssseet 70 iss
senate; bns .he seaas- haa bssa hurried
! insc bill OF tss ieest isiaeoas rriae,ples !;
il waA act sabisot Tor ,as delisssation
Of ghs heose. The Bill sssa goss TO sus
psad ths .ris al hxsrss corpus in cases
where aetual arrest has taksn place It
btcoasss ga 81 pos, s4sia law i, ougnsso
Dc q o5ee rel scted.
gas ayes aaa asss on the nasiion to re-.
jces were
! Ayes lis
Noes 10
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TUESDAY January e,

TUESDAY January ~.
Mr.. Tones gave IN toc drposi,ioa OF
lisutesaat W isaa and ensign ii 80. s;a.ieg
sss, general w .tkias1n, as HEIR departure,
was makleg all she preparations in his
Powsr for the scfcsae Of New Or:rans.
Chief iussice Cfaneh sheu Informed tie
counsci Tor the prisoners mat ii was she o.
pinioa OF she court Iaas a bench warrant
si,oald issue against Sws1twaut and Sol
nan. but thas he diifera1 IN seaiioacnt
froGi the court, SO there was 10 testimony
gives CD cath TO lsduce hin 70 believe
that ,hey had le2.sd war agalas. the Upiied
States.
Justice Docket expressed his senil.
men;s at some length on this important
qaessloo, to sasw that there was pfs5abls
caase TO suppose iheg intended levyi.S war
against ;hs U, S.
Justice Fitahaga delivered g similar cpl,
zion, recaplyuta,.ps aeariy the sams roa,
sons as were urged by justice Da&ke:i
\ bench warrant was accordingly direct.
ed against SAMUEL w. SwArswout aea E
rick Bollnan Ga the charge Of treason
which was issned immediately.
The prisoners sooa alter were broagh;
into court, which was extremely crowded.
The appearance of Mr.. Swar:oot seemed
TO attract genera attent!on, on scconni ct
his youth and gentesI department. Their
counsel Mr.. #. S. Key moved that sheY
be heard GA Wednesday Gso.olns at ten
O'Clock, TO shew cause why they should
aot be committed for trial on she et,a.gs a.
foresaid which was granted.
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granted till three days after issuing Of the Ha-
beas corpus
Yesterday the court decided the question
whether or not a warrant 1or arrestlng Messrs.
Bollman and Swartout, for treason, liaisprison
OF treason, or any other crime, could be issu-
cd from the evidence before tnem. The OPT
ZION OF Chief justice erancn was IN the Mega
tive that oit,.s other two judges was in the
affirmative. Accordingly they were brought
ineo court ccsAsei was allowed them, and
they were committed to prison. This day
their counsel Will argue against the legality
OF their commitment.
IVaslaazsfcts FederaHst.
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Strong Beer Brewery.
JanJsary %.

saEiI subacri6er respectfully iil3cans the
{ drinkers OF matt +iquo9, that this sea-
son he has been able to improve the quality
OF his matt liquor 50 IS ts w.rraAt compa!i~;
son with any imported.
b The citizens can now have this whole ONE
beverage breWed IN their own 5ewn and l.Ia
down al their. doors regularly and cheaper
than any, imported.
ANY gentleman wishing to make a Ship
ment TO tie Wes;-lndes Or Charleston, can
nave 4e or SO barrels in few days notice,
and a half concern Wi1be taken ifreqoired.
Thomas Cruise.
January %. d2w
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[ his is to give Notice,

~T7 HAT the subscribers Of Alexandra coua-
e & ty, in the district Ct Columbia, kaye or.
tanned from the Orphans court Of sid county
letters testamenary on the estate of RIcuARD
CoNwAY, late Of the county aforesaid dece .scei,
all persons having claims against the sid de-
ceased, are hereby warned to exhibit them
with the vouchers thercotto the subscribers,
on or before the IT. day Of June next ensu-
ing, O. they may by law be excluded from al
benefit to said estate, and t:lose indebted taepe-
to are requested to make immediate payment.
Given uniier cur hands this t7th day Of De-
cember, 1905.
William Herbert,
Nicholas titzhugh, Exy's.
Edmund l. Lee,
December IL. S1aWew
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Estray Cow & Heifer.

e AIKEN Up, as cstrays, small dark
& brindied COW, aud a small red two
year old AELFER. The owner or owners
are desired TO come forward. prove property,
pay charges, and take them away.
William Yeates.
s9tti st mo. cost
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remain at liberty, and he can pub back the
Closer Experiments have proved tnat : VISA.
yer Iiiay work longer, and with nuckI iess.la-
.tSue, at thls than at common iooFsi that ne
can, In twelve hours, weave. twelve Parisl els
OF yard wide cotton STUFF, where's by the
ordinary flying shuttle, agood workman Can
scarcely, In tie same time, make no z taaIl
four or six els. Tie same experiments axe
wise have siies7n that the isaprovedioom may
be employed with advantage III the nlenutac-
ture OF ali kinds Of SUITS, weclsens, hltnActs,
linens, &c. and tnat the add!ltlans and astera-
tons required by Ordinary looms WILDE ct
tended With very little cypence; that The con-
strqcuon q tic pscchaaoin " Which Tie
shuttle is. ssaro74a IS simple, ara requives TO
leNpynee to kept ia rePaif, and may be "a
daPted 70 ail looms G. tEle ordinary Construct
CHS.
Looms OF this. construction are ftted Up by.
Alessrs. a.s1oazan and 60. at the Gobehns at
Paris, at the I,ehce d floIn two 20 two sui-
ac&s and q ii.af.
Laagep;t5,---FHou&s BEATTY, Of D:-uro-
ccnera, rcar Gfo!ii has nearly completed
his lo2 year. 10 waifg IS ep.isft as most
In!eli IN tire prime IF lie, and has ret lost a
itooth. HIS oldest sar5i viag son j. - years
,ot age, and his youagost ut quito so years
Old. Ills vie IS pregnant at tbs time
! ias Surviving Neteit.n Vas oli#snailyza YEA
vcI, biz has generally worked is q salt'oi13i,
: IA Which oap4@ity &c d2ily attends tie EQbiia
ylnsl:Aet. He tod d gentleman, Vic coaYersed
with iila last ~ees;, ,lat oae OF his trees this
season, Aactprol.ccad 1863 a:spEe5
Ut The citizens Of Alsxaf.Ilriia are he.c-
By informed ti.4t A..l, j.5GQ@s GEle3, present
i.aetoF o. tae Ga.isgj.,n Church, IN tbs pisce,
VIZ. preach Ia the Onrlstiau nleetih $-aSnse,
OF f>.iifaH-stfeet, late the old Methodist
n2eeting-hosEse on Sunday nsSt, at the ring
Ing OF tire Presby TEXANS bell both forenoon
asi,i ,:fterae6n.
AS the house has been coEp!ateiT repaired
SO rs to conmoG;onsly Accommodate con-
grega1ioI1, AID large and excellent stove
placed near the Geater Oft, il IS presumed
that none viii forsear to attend either for fear
OF taking cold or setting Internationally IN :
time oE,diaiae service.
JANUARY q.
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a.eray,sg1a Dajlp aunet,eettser.
THURSDAY, JANUARY %.

Captain Robbins, Of the schr. Safeguard,
LETT Curracoa On the goth Of December, and
eontradicts the report of its being taken by a
British squadron. He says that 40 British
ships Of war were of the port at the time Of
his sailing.
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PUBLIC SALE.

On SATURDAY next, at / o'clock, Will
be sold, on hIsssrs VoweIis wharf, en- a
crsdit of9o days, for approved indorsed ne
goti4bIe notes
10 hhds, Antigua Rum.
P. G. Ad9ystsljer.
Jati,.ary %.
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Our dates by the last Western mail, aFe to
the ,soth of December from Natchez, and to-
the 9Th ct January from Nashville. From the
latter place letters are received; which state
that Burr had passed fort Massac, on the O.
HE, with ten boats, on board each OF which
there were six men. It is said there was no
appearance OF military stores or apparatus
Gen. Jackson, was had for some time held a
body of militia in readiness, had, in conse-
quence OF tais information, discharged them.
National hrteiAgencer.
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WsdNes1au faaHar4 23

After the prisoners were brought to the
bar. the Chief justice iaforasd sheir counsel
that owing 10 the indispositon of judge
Fi,zhush, he thought proper to adjourn the
consideration Of their case Til to.mer.
row.
Ia our next we vii! commeuee the pub.
lica:ion Of HE dispositions laid before the
coort in this interesting case
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A motion was made on Monday to the court
for a writ of attachment against col. Wharton,
commandant Of the marine corps, and !ieate-
nant Mad, for net delivering the persons CT
Mcssrs. Bol!nan and Swarout, agreeable to
the writs OF Habeas Corpus. The court de-
eided that writ Of attachment could not be
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A patent has been lately taken out in Paris
By the sieur Despair, for All improvement in
Weaving. winch renders it unnecessary for the
the weaver, WHEN ne sets his foot on the
trealles to open the wsrp, at the same time
moves two springs, placed on each side oftAe
slooga, by which the shuttle IS thrown at the
moment whsn the frame is removed pack Is
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January %.
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New- York EEer. I'D,
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eminent to be the strongest, of which
every man feels himself part. 1t is a
happy illustration t o, of the Importance
OF preserving to the state authorities all
that vigour which the constitution fore
saw would be necessary, not only for
their own safety, bat for that OF the
whole. In making these acknowledge
ments of the merit Of having set this
illustrous example Of exertion for the
common safety, l pray that they may be
considered as addressed to yourself and
the legislature particularly and general
to every citizen who has availed him
self OF the opportunity given, of proving
his devotion to his country.
Accept my salutations and assurances
OF great consideration and esteem.
(SigncD TIL JEFFERSON.
His EXcellercy, Governor THIN.
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I IS J
JOHN S. BIDDLE,
Silverfmith, Jeweller and
Hair-worker,

y + S P l. CT + Y LILY informs his
AZ Friends and the Public, that he
has commenced the above branches of
business, in the house next door above
Mcssrs. S. & +. Bells Store, on Main
Street, in the Town of Wheeling; where
any orders in his line will be thankfully
received and punctually attended to-
He has had considerable experience in
his business, and hopes that the execu-
ton OF his work will give satisfaction to
those who may favour him with call.
OF He will give the highest price for
old GOLD and SILVER.
March $, 1907.
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EXTRACT FROM The PREFACE.

CHRISTIAN READER,
Here is pfeiented to your view a few Ser
mons, being part of the labourS of that great
man of God, Mr.. John WcIlh-one who had
more than an ordinary me4fure of the Spirit of
Cod given to him, evidently known to many,
who were 70 happily blefsed as to ibe under his
mnitry, and enjoy iellowfhip and communion
with him ia the ordinances of the GoGpel-of
which there ia an account of many cxtraordina.
ry thing in the hifory of his life pre6xed to
this book. The ferrous reader will find they
are not delivered in neat and fine dreis, to
peale the ine tate Of the age we now live in,
who love more TO hear fermon neatly d~efIed
in a fine fyle of curious learning, than to hear
an awakening feFmon concerning our own per.
fonal fins and the Fms Of the generation we live
in; but the following are plain to the meaneft
capacity" not in the entcing words of mans
wildom, but in the denomination of the Spirit
and OF power"
CONDITIONS.
I. This work will be compri(ed in one hand
fome octave volume, containing between fix
and fcven hundred pages, dufably and hand
lonely bound and etered.
The typography ihall be correctly execu.
ted in the modern hyIe, on good paper, and
with new letter.
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and fifty centt-To non fubfcrbers it will be
two dollars
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places Of refdence, will be added as patrons OF
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N OF | c. E.,

y The Subscriber cautions the Citi-
zenS OF the Borough of Wheeling, and
others whom it may concern, not to have
any kind of dealings with his slaves, or
harbour them in their houses, contrary
to law, after this notice. Any person
or persons found guilty, may expect to
be dealt with as the laws of the land di-
rect.
EBENEZER ZANE.
March 18th, 1907.
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PROP OSALS
FOR PUBLIsHING, BY SUBSCRIPTION,
A TALE OF TRUTH;
Being a HISTORY Of the LIFE and
SUi FERINGS Of
CHARLOTTE TkMPiE.
By Mrs.. ROJUSON.

THIS is hftoiy OF real diftrefa Charlotte
by The l'tlhce Of teacher, re recommended TO a
tchool from hum niiy rather than a convc ion
OF her integrity, or the regularity of her former
conduct, is enticed from her governeis ana &C.
companies young Officer to Americs-The
marriage ceremony, if not forgotten, is poft
Poned, and Charlotte dies martyr to the in
contancy OF her lover and treachery of mis-
friend The Fl uItions are arteGs and qffecting,
the descriptions natural and pathetc.'
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EX TRACT FROM THE PREFACE

Fof the Peru(ll OF the young and thourhtlefs
OF the fair Tex, this TdIe of Truth is dtfgned
and | could with my fair eaders to conlider it
as not merely the efuion of fancy, but as a
reality The circumaance8 on which have
founded this Novel, were related to me fome
little time hnce by an old Lady who had per
ionaliy known Charlotte, though lhe concealed
the real names Of the characters, and hkewile
the place where the unfortunate fcenes were
acted-yet as it was impossible to offer rels-
ton to the public in fuch an Imperfect fate,
! have thrown over the whole a slight veil of
fiction, and fubft,tuted names and places accor
ding to my own fancy The principal char eterq
in this little tale arc now conhgned to the lent
tomb-it can therefore hurt the feelings Of no
one-and may, fl4tter myielf, be of fervice
10 iome who are 10 unfortunate as to have
neither friends to advife, nor under ftanding TO
direet them, through the various and unex-
p, eted evils that attend young and unproteet
cd woman IN her f'f entrance into life.
CONDITIONS.
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- 4. 1t will be Handsomely printed on new.
type and fine Papei-lnd neatly Bound and
Lettered.
g. The price to Subscribers will be - Cents,
to be paid on delivery of the Work
a lift of the Subscribers names and place
OF residence will be added as patrons of the
VOL.
An allowance will be made to thofe who
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Wellington, December IS 1909.
f+t subscriptions to the above received at
thu Printing Office.
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n y T | G z,

THE Citizens Of Ohio County are
hereby informed, that an Election will
be held, at the Courthouse in the Town
OF Wheeling, on the first Monday in A
pril next, for the purpose Of clccting a
Representative in Congress forthis Dis
trict, and two Representatives for the
State Legislature for the County Of O.
hio.
JOSEPH KERR, Sheriff.
Sheriff s-Oiice, March 10, 1907.
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lii l. Citizens of the Town OF W heel
ing, are notified, that Monday the 10th
inst. Is the day appointed by a law for
our annual Election for persons to fill
the different Offices Of our corporation.
A CITIZEN.
March 10th. 1907.
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HEMP and TAR,

THE highest price will be given for
good merchantable Hemp and Tar, bv
MICHAEL GRAHAM.
Who has hand general assortment of
Dry Goods and Groceries,
with Cordage Of all forts & fzes,
at his Store, opposite John White.
Wheeling, March II, 1907.
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March 18th, 1907.