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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-06-10
Blue Dying and Reed
making.

THE subscriber, living between
4 Mrs. Hunters snd the Bridge, has
de pleasure Of informing bis ftienls
and the public generally, tia. he hlAja's
received stock Of good kai", aui j,
nov ready to oElige any OF his friends
riithtnew Reeds Of any description; or
By edging, splicing or. otherwise repair
sag old ones: He also continues the
Hoe D1ing business as u,nal, anl re-
turns his grateful thank for the encou-
rsgement be has rece'ld 10 that, line,
md is determined ,hGt nothing on his
Part shall be wanting to accommodate
his customers, on the shortest notice,
,~ith ensured colours his price for dy-
ing deep blue, on cotton or thread, is
90 cents perlb-pale blue ditto sseents ;
Wooden yarn, deep blue, IS cents pale
line ditto II cents. .---~--
~ PHILIP WOLFF.
Martinsburg, Nay 20, 1908.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-06-10
THE ELEGANT HORSE NIP.

THE ELEGANT HORSE SNIP,
XNtFLL stand this season, a, the PLAN
WI tation of! Wallace Hannah, on
Mondays and Tuesdays. md at Leonard
Baugh's, 4 miles from Martinsburg, on
the 4 pad leading from thence. to vii.
liamsp pert, on Wednesday and 7 Thursday,
and On Friday and Saturday, at my plan.
tation, and cover mares at Four Dollars
the season., to be paid the first Of Octo-
Der next, Iwo Dollars the single leap,
to be paid atthe time the mare is cover.
ed, OF ifnot then paid, to be considered
as ens tagged Tor the season Etgat Dol.
lars tb ensure mare in ioal, ODE paid
when the mare proves with foal parting
with, or removing the mare forfeits the
ensu{ ance. The season viii commence
the e tst of April, and endth last pf June.
Snip is a handsome bay, with a star
and tnip and one white foot, nearly sc.
vent ZEN hands high, Ave years old past.
is W IN rroportioned, moves well, has
fine carriage, and Is suitable for either
saddle or harness. He is Of the Snap
breed Of horses, whose services are well
known in this country. Strict attention
will b paid, but no responsibility for
accidents. ELI BELLER.
May 6, 1908.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-06-10
YOUNG MATCHLESs.

H1lLL stand this season at Thomas
w rabb's stable in Msr,insHurs, on
Mondats, Tuesday and Wedne sdays,
FridaySand Saturdays at Jacob Long 3
stable iuF shepherd s. Town, and cover
mares at aur Dollars the season, Tue
Dollars III single leap, if not paid when
the mare i covered to be considered as
Engaged I'd the season, and Eight Dol.
lars to ensure Zeal, but if the mare is
parted with the insurance to be forfeit.
ed the m lney for the season to be paid
the first Of October, and for ensuranee
when the nhre proves with foal.
Young latchless was got by Col.
Burwell's n atchless, and Matchless BY
his celebrate horse Emperor, and his
dam by CAPT. Jacob Vaudoren's Old
Snap. Yoyng Matchless is an elegant
dapple graf, sixteen and a half hands
high, sevei years old this spring, and
is well calculated for either saddle or
draft. 70 ing Matchless is the property
of Abraham Gorrelf, and was kept BY
me last sesson. A good groom is en-
gagged and strict attention will be paid,
but no responsibility for accidents. The
season will commence the first of April,
and end the last of June. 49,
49,. ANTHONY TURNER.
April 1, 1903.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-06-10
BY. TIE GOVERNOR
efihe Commonwealth cf TrSinio,
4 PROf,T A Af49sfIN.

WHEREAS !, appears to the Execu-
tive from ehe certificate of the clerk of
the district court ho.dsu At Winchester
that George keesler alias Joseph Hibber,
chatgsd with Understanding hath been ex-
amio.d ~ the county court of Berkeley,
and that Isaac Compson charged with
Eurglar>'> hath also been examined by
the said ca,fnty court of Berkeley, and by
the sad coanty court 7adjudged to be
guilty Of tie offences with which they are
respectively charged, and orderedsto be
removed to the all Of the Winchester
district coArt aforesaid for further trial
before the said district court, but previ.
Gus to tkeE removal broke out of the
Jail of the said county of Berkeley; and
that the Grand Jury for the Winchester
district court aforesaid have found bills of
Indictment against the said Geo: KEGS
lsr alias Jos Hibhsr and Isaac Compton
for the feionies with which they are charg.
ed: j have theIrfore thought fit, with
the advice Of &C ancil Of state to issue this
proclamation, hereby. offering a reward
Of City dollars for apprehending each or
either of the said culprits and carrying
them or either of them before some JUS
tiee of the peace of this commonwealth
in fhe county. in which they or either Of
them may be arrested, to be BY such jus.
tiee dealt with according to the provi-
aons of the act Of assembly passed the
18th of November, 1892, directing the
mode Of proceeding against free persons
charged with certain ctimes which said
act also directs the mode OF removing
criminals from the county in which they
| may be arrested, to that in which the Of.
fence may have been committed. And
do moreover enjoin all officers civil and
military, and exhort the good people of
the commonwealth TO use their ,endea-
vors comprehend and carry before ma
gistrate of the county in which they or
either of them may be arrested the said
ego Keesler alias Jos. Huber & Isaac
Compton, to be dealt with as aforesaid.
Given under my hand with the seal of
Us. the commonwealth annexed at
Richmond, this 9TH day Of April,
1909 ~ u.s. ... 49, -..
CSigned). - =, - H.,
| WILLIAM II. CABELL.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-06-10
To the Public.

= fEJHEREAS l some time ago, thro'
wv the persuasiomo Of crrtain persons,
-Shom then took to be my friends,
cautioned the public against taking an
.s,igumen, on bond given by me to
William Harlan for the sum Of forty
d5llars, stating that it had been obtain
sR FRAN me in an illegal and improper
naDner. without any consideration 1
now therefore feel it duty owe to my
q Tiff and to Mr.. Harlan. to state, that
sid bond was neither illegally nor i'm
properly obtained, but was freely and
vs:untarily given iu@ consideration Of
that SUN paid by said Harlan to me il
mart Of the price for Negro fellow, who
i.appears was unsound, and died $horti "
S.tss.sr he purchased him from me. J.
I EDMUND GOODMAN
! May 81, 1908. !
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-06-10
NOTICE.


\ BARGAIN may be had iD the pur.
"A chase Of the places where John Files
and Basil Cross now reside, containing
FIVE hundred acres of good lime stone
LAND, binding on opecon-C Greek,
distant about Eve miles from this place
and six from Shepherds. Town. The
buildings are comfortable, with . mill.
seat on OpecUn.--The title good, the
price low and the Payments,wil be made
easy to punetual man. Those who are
Inclined to buy, may know the terms 90
application to John Baker, Esq. a. Shep-
herd 5. Town.
T. BENJAMIN oDEE. :.
Martinsburg, Noy. 20, 1907.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-06-10
French Piracy!
BALTIMORE, Nav 20.

| We blush tha Il 10 only piratical French pr;v,.
teers, who are allowed BY our custom houses "a
| export any thing Let the reader RENE mber. thsf
the priyatcer, VITO had the annexed license 70 eI-
| port provisions md was permitted 10 carry away
money, is that shich captured the Lovely Lucy.
Of this port, AMI 70 cruelty tnaltIcated her crew.
II the frixateereould be believed. the indntpenoe
Of exporting mNEy, caRYny to tao, was due 10
| the requisition fGen. FerrSnd, Of whose clemen.
| y the backs jhshy Of our sesmen bear iVnomi.
| nous make. , too rue, that this privateer 90.
esslcned the dfb among others, Of Mr.. Camp
beh, most vi thy and Amishle young man, WHO
belonged 70 Ges Tie beet E1riEes Of ihis State
and that Feusnd Issued The most outrageous or.
ders sgsnst our trades ind caused them to be ex.
ecuted not only sgainst the property, but upontle
persons Of our citizens. Yet are Ferrand and the
privateersmsn both honorable men =, We bee the
reader TO ponder upon hep ffoapSine ifon de-
Philadelphia '' TTtR A,reriesa" -
t.On Thursday last sailed, from New.
Castle on a cruize Ono dsubt srainst tie
ARericans } the French privasetr sehr,
Srperiour, capt. Brevard. THIS captain
after having captured Americans, and
maItreated number Of our citizens At
various times, had the inpudrnce to en-.
ter our port, TO re6e his vessel with new
bulwa,ks and other eonveniences to 4
t,ivdterr, take in large stock of provi-
sion, as per list below by permission q.
least Of our custom house, and no doubt
Of the Executive--and sail again with.
out any interruption. SHE ALSO, VIZ
ARE TOLD, TooH-A LARGE sum Or MO.
MY TO THE AMOUNT OF 5000; AND
SOME say 1000 DOLLARS. Tt6sh4dsT
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NASSAU, (N.P.) Mav7..

NASSAU, (N.P) May7. -
Ship Rebareus. Hall, Baltimore, to
New. Orleans. 1870.
On the 2sth of April, in lat. SO, 81.
long, rs, 90, the Nancies. fell in With
part ofthe wreck Of the schr Lovely
Lucy, from which they took I'D Mr..
Chalmers, the owner, the master, and
two seamen; MIR. Chalmers related that
he was boundton a voyage from Balti.
more to Savannah, and on the 22d Of A.
pril, was captured by the French nation.
al schooner Superior, prize master aud
crew put on board, and ordered for Sa-
mara in the island Of St. Domingo
The French capt. stated he had no other
ground for capture. but that they were
in want Of Aoar at Sc. Domingo. Soon,
after they had taken possession, squall
came on, and not having shofteped sail
in time, the vessel was upset, and lay on
her beam ends, until the ilaasts were car.
risd away when she righted, entirely full
ofwatsr, which encreased the bulk Of the
cargo and soon caused her to 60 10 pie.
ees. Most Of the Frenchmen we're iost
very esrly-eight Of the Americans I'm.
gered out q wretched existence for eight
days, reduced to the lowest pitch Of hu.
man misery, having subsisted on The
dead bodies oftheir fellow creatures
The captain died soon after he was tal-,
en- on board the Naneies, Mr.. Chalmers
and the two seamen were on the recovery.
; The captain ofthe Superior informed
Mr.. Chalmers that he had Captured an.
English Guineasman, of12 guns, q brig
from Jamaica, end q sloop from Trini-
dad, and that he was bound to Philadel-
phia, UNDER THE oRpER OF GENERAL
FERRAND, FOR CASH, ON ACCOUNT
OF THE FRENcn GOVERNMENT -
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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-02-03
GREAT BARGAIN.

INTENDING to remove TO the state
4 Tennessee as soon as possible, | wish tes
dispose of the following valuable ard increas-
ing property upon lew terms, which property
I inherited from my ancestors, WHO have had
a legal title to the sane for upwards OF one,
hundred years.
One. tract .wellknown by the name
ef ABINGDos, being on the Potomac river
between Alexandra and George Town, and
nearly opposite the city of Washington, beau
tifuIly situated, containing about Four Hun;
dred acres, now leased to the MIR. Wises for
three hundred and sixty dollars per annum
with other stipuladons contained in the salos
lease.
One other tract contiguous to the
first, leased to William Fraser for forty dol
lars per annum, containing about sixty a.
ores.
One other tract containing ten acres !.
of bottom land, adjoining tn FourMile Mall.
tract. N
One other tract contiguous to the
Abingdon estate, and within two and halt
miles Of George Town, containing 725 acres.
The greatest part of this land is heavily COS
yered " ith red and white Oak.
II L so,
Three thousand acres on the Scioto
River, in the state Of Ohio.
This tract descended to me fron my uncle
George D. Alexander, being one moiety OF
the land heWas entitledts for his military SER
vices during the revolutionary war. All the
title papers with the wills under which am
entitled to the above property, are In the
hands Of BALDWIN DApE, Esq. to whom ap-
plication will please to be made for terms &c.
he being legally authorised to contract and
dispose of all the above valuable property, tor
which good and satisfactory titles viii be civ,
en-.
Walter S. Alexander.
August Is. GO
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-02-03
Y q K e " 4.

TWO STORES, in .Royal-street, with
DWELLINGS, tnear Mr.. Gad86y's) now fitting
up. IF application is Immediately 1nsae they
can be lifted to answer the tenants. One OF
them has bakehouse which will be removed
ifnot applied fog soon.
Also, two acre Lot and Garden, on Hen
ry and Wolle-s,reets, ,near Mr. Ezra KIN
sey'a) with small House and Kitchen.
Also, Brick House on Columbus-street'
and two other Brick Houses on Potomac
Strand.
Thomas Prelfon.
January %. cost
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-02-03
This Is to give Notice.

HAT tic subscriber oiAlexandria coull-
:. .ty In the district OF Columbia, has OBJ
lined from the Orphans court OF sad eoussfy''
stters Of administration with the annex.
:. >oD the estate Of Alexander hammond de-
seased; all persons having clainla against TIC
i'd deed are hereby wained to exhibit tEem
18th the vouch ers thereofto the subscriber on
I, before the twenty sixth day otJuiy next OF
ley nay by law be excluded from all beneit
Is said estate and those indebted thereto are
souested to make immediate payment
wen under my hand this Goth day OF 5ann-
~ 1903.
ia, IS. eo0''
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-02-03
August Is.
Twenty dollars reward.

. "
n AN AWAY yesterday morning, negro
II man named Charles Johnson, .sbout 81
feet or inches high, very black, has a small
sLar. or one of his cheeks; his legs are small
for a person Of his size had an and took with
him grey coating roundabout lined with fan
nel, and trousers OF tie same, black coat <
an old grey great-eoat, With variety OF other
cIoathing aet reeeliected Five Dollars Will
be given if takenin the county, or the above
reward if out apdreasonable chafgeslf bro't
home.
Lawrence .Hoof, Sen.
~ Masters Of yesselssane others are cau-
toned against aarbori9$$ q carrying HIM OFT.
December % co
Printing IN ailsits vaJlcps brancne:
handlonesy exscescd at siasseihee.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-02-03

JOSEPH Vaudeville.
CORNER OF KING IND FAIRFA X STsEEgs
HAS RECEIVED,
6ooo lb. Cohen Cheele 1T quality
II ten assorted Patent Shot,
SO half chests & boxes
5 s;::: ay;,.. r4>s
pipes choice Cognac Brandy,
60 bills. Rye Whiskey,
Is cases old Mecoc Claret superior
qualify,
20 ID Nutmegs,
SO dozen London Mustard,
casks London refined Salt-petre,
5 casks chewing Tobacco small twist,
80 boxes Soap,
25 do. mould and dipp'd Candles,
As kegs yellow ground Ginger,
so boxes Hayanna Segars,
IS cwt. Zante Currants,
Raisins In boxes and cask&,
Pearl and hulled Barley
A small quantity basket salt. ].
Which with very general assortment OF
Wines, Liquors and Groceries, he Will sell
low for cash. produce or the usual credit.
Nov s
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-07-29
glsranDria Datlp 6asettf.
COMMERCIAL IND pOLEIic Al.
rx. sNowrEN,

mr.. sNowEEN,
The L.ndon Society Of y4rfs haylnsss some
time Since, offered premium Of 1ol OF q
gee msdai. for the best account OF .ial. V1s
ilhogs, in consequence Of which a1r ionnS
seM theax series of trials as candidate ior
their medal, and was honored with It. Inc
following arc extracted from his essay.
Clover is a most capital object IN keeping
ali sorts Of swine; but those writer's who as
se,t that it will completely tatten them SO
much too far.
rsere rs no soft Of cattle in farm that re-
quircs more attention than hogs; any metnoa
therefore that simplifcs the management
must be peculiarly .aiuahie.
Hos that are a quarter Tor upwards grown,
may be confined to clover Held, Until 1t Is
necessary 10 sow wheat. Nine tcnths OF Bi1-
tin will doubt this fact, but have frequently
experienced the truth Of it.
lie IS requisite TO add, there must be a pond
IN the field whic h never fails. Ina good crop
Of clover swine may be locked ap from the
middle IF MAY till Michaeimas. and no con-
sumption Of the clover will pay the farmer
better.
Nothing can be clearer than tie Tact OF hogs
thriving excellently on clover.
BY the Esmtstie Eaeye tohaeaia 1t appears.
that q AIR Kirk, of Yorktown, Pennsytyanla,
fedsops pis witn boiied potatoes and Indian
corn, and another with Tie same arsicies un-
boiled,
The twasnimals were weighed every week,
and the difference between them was as saz to
nine. Tie experiment. was Gonnnrcd scve-
ra,, weeks, ant! the animals alternately ted up
& OH boiled and unboiled food, with an uniior-
mitv. Of result, which sufficiently proved the
very ere a, profit arising from boiled food.
z.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-07-29

,ate care for the future and they have seen
he tf fanlts and follies whieh your people have
committed flor those who look on hase..a
better chance Of Judging than those who !; arg 8
waemly eng aged in the camel aad trust fhess
will steer clear of them too. SIS
am. &c.
RICHARD SAUNDERS. Z
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-06
-Four Dollars Per Annum--Paid in Adoance.1

! LAND FOR SALE.---Pursuant to a deed Of
fru't executed TO the subscribers By John Miller,
for the purpose of securing the bayn,e,t of sundy
debts therein mentioned sill be sold uon the yst
Monday IN January 1905, for cash upon the pre-.
misses, tract Of land, mentioned in said deed ~
ing upon the waters Of Locketts and Harris creek,
an the county Of Prince Edtyard, and SUPPOSED to
con'ain octSreen six and seven hundred acres. We
shall MAZE such tite is transferred TO us BY sad
hifae', saving all former incu,n6erances. The
improvements apon this laui are such as are usua,
Ipo1 sing PfHnta'ions in this part of the country
o"t better fenced than usual.
Prinne Edward, o. To- 1907.
Charles WOODSON,,
JAMES bADISON,
Trustees.
The above sale is postponed till Tues
day the 2Sth day of June next.
April %, 1893. low
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-06


HBsubscriber viii Sell, on credit, or ex
l. change for Property in Richmond or i;
1eighborhood. the following LANDS, 70 wit:
S22 aoTes in the siate Of Kentucky by su,vc,
bearing cate lie 10th day of OAober 1897, wing
and being in lie ds,ie SET apart Cor che olficer.
md soldiers of The Virginia state line, on Little
Barren river.
Also, 1000 acres, in Kentucky. ty survey
gearing date the Iosh O2cber i797, likewise ".
ng in 'he disiria get apart for the officers and
soldiers OF the Virginia staie line, on the north
Joe OF Little river, a branch of Cumberland ri.
YER and about two and an half miles from tn
routh Of Little river.
Also, $50 acres OF Land in The county of Ma.
son, state Vt Virginia, OF Old Town creek, aboul
miles from Masen courthouse
lndspu::ble titC. will be made to the above
mentioned lands; and plcts of each traa may b.
cen on application to the subscriber residing in
Richmond.
THOMAS BOHANNAN
January 23d. 1903. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-06

AM desWoss to exchange the following pro
perry, or any part thereof, as may be agreed
On tor small trsG Of good Land. in a healthy
situation, with dwelling house and other i'm.
provements good spriHg Of water, and an a.
Sreeable neighborhood. at dis aDce of 80 10 100
miles up the coun'ry-To say for Houses in this
;y--l.ands IN fenrico county, joining the AGA
iemy lands. and near this city---2 600 acres or
Iiehand creek in Lincoln county Kenm, Ky
COO acres on the waters Of The Ohio. IN Macon
couu y and Two tIaas of Military Lands on the
river Tennessee, each 800 8 acres.
Robert Mitchell.
Richmond. Feb f, 1908 #
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-06

l IMPRESSED SEA MEN. IL has been re.
L presented to the Secretary of State, tina
Nathan Thompson, Thomas Williams,
Benjamin Bagnell, Joseph Setta, Joseph
Cox, Charles Redding, Samuel Henshaw
A. Girdon, Samuel CIapson, VIM. Thomp.
son, John Brant, Thomas Webben, Mat.
thew Soderborn, f. Race, George Smith.
William Brown, Miner Smith, William
Bender, Robert M'Cord, William Price
Henry Muller, David Porter, Benjamin
Young, Charles Anderson. Isaac Gaines.
Thomas Cook, William Jones, John Gal.
AWAY, Peter Lewis, Thomss Marcumber
John Malville, Daniel NJ. Hogan, James
Bpggs, William Tel, John Jason, James
Carney, John Lemont, William Lindsey.
Nicholas Miller, John Porter, Peter Muir
ply, James Patterson, John Skinner, Tho.
mas Allen, Christopher Styon, ]. c. Breck.
ct, Jno. Swaine, John JARVIS, William A
Jennings, Theodore Young, James Hoyt,
Joseph Rosey, Iohn Till, Joseph Haswel,
and John Williams, who cali themselves
American citizens, have been impressed
and are now detained in the British SER
vice. 4 he friends of these men are here.
by notified, that upon their transmitting
10 this department, proof of the citizen
ship, together with a description of the
persons of the above named seamen, mea
sureS will he taken RI Y,rnctra fbe;,. az;
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For Rent,

SIsE House OF the Main Street, next to Messr.
a Ellis and Allan, and occspied by Mrs
Phspoe. Possession will be given on the first Of
Ct January next--appy to
JOSEPH CALICO.
Richmond. Dec 2v 1907. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-06
APARTMENT OF sTATE,9
April 10, 1908.

~ The Editor of the National lnteili..
gencer, and the Editors of such other pa.
Pers as publish the laws of the Union, in
the n lantic States, are requested to in
sert the above notice three times in their
respective Gazettes
April %. st
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10 Dollars Reward.


u UN AWAY from the subscriber in Abe
Z marie county, near Charlottesville, on Sun.
ssy the ii'h of April,
a Negro Man, named George,
Dark complexion, about thirty two years Old, five
feet eleven inches high, stout and wei rnsde,
took with hihi negro cotton coat ard overails
also, long blue coat, smooth ford hat, nsai ~
new, with . large brin. One of his arms u
crooked. bur won mot be- discovered with OF. be-.
ing closely examined. have reason to believe
he IS abou, Richmond. twill give The above re
ward TO any person that will lodge the said ne.
gro in jail 20 hat 1 get him again, or fifteen
dollars # delivered to re in Alternate, besiJef
Ehs, the law allows.
Joel Terrell.
.A6emarie, .ltrN 1s, 1903. sw
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-06
REMOVAL.

WE have removed our Countinghouse to the
house Immediately below, and contiguous
to the one we have hitherto OCCUPIED. where ve
have tor sale, Muscovado Sugar by the hogshead
or barrel, Sherry Wine, ia quarter casks, and 4
lew cases Old Clare, of superior quality.
ROBERT & ALLAN POLLOK, &Co.
March S, 1903. ny