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| submit; but ought not any lopger to b,
| obliged 20 submit.
Some gentlemen suppose that the rein;
fanon OF a federal judge is 4 smflicien, qua,
ranlee Tor his Ftilhful perfo, nance OF HI,
station But the contrary has pppssre
IN the cases of Chase and Pickering. 4
mas appeared in one Thousand instances
hat regard for reputation is 10 security
'Gainst usurpation or nbuse Of power,-
And TO a federal Judge, reputation is orIess
importance than'o nny body else. lie has
an Office inr life, Tsom which the nation can.
not remove him. 1.-The is cautious enough 70
furnish them with hgal evidence Of his
crln'na''ty' II has a liberal salary, which
cannot be diminished, and his ambition i,
Sra'lhed by the hughes, Office i'm his coun
try An cliice from which he looks down
with proud ccn,emp, ON The president.
whose acts he annnls ct pleasure. If YOU
would make reputation of some impor,
ance 10 4 federal judge, pass The amend.
ment proposed. Add then fair repu,a,i.
on will be really important 10 him. I, VIII
he necessary to keep him in Office.
bY giving congress he power TO remove.
w JuIs;S "U' oS plactd ~ lie situation
wherein be ought TO stand. lodges 80.
pointed BY the president ought nor to b.
removable by him. II they were the,
would be too dependen, on his will As
: ne president appoints. IL congress have
, ne power at removal The president b.
ing 'he prosecutor of supposed offender.
might be dispieascd win a ia,. opinion IN
tavo: OF defendant aud under an undue
BIAS remove an uprigh, Judge. And.
where an unrigh'eous opinion Was give
against some s!are prisoner, The preslden,
nigh be pleased with it, aud protect tn,
unjust Judge.
Il ha, been the policy OF Virginia to
place public officers under the inspection
and control of ihe legislature. Several oil
her officers are now elect d annually, whc
formerly were appointed Tor an indefinits
"me II II IS true that magistrates a,
pablo servants, the republic uugh, to pes
sess the same power as an individual, +,
dismiss the incapabls. the worthless, the
suspected sereant.
therefore hope tba, the resolution IN
der consideration win be agreed 10 by IN, |
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G0nnre98.
HOUSE or RRPRGSEM1nr1vES
TUEsDAY.Ian 90

TUESDAY'Jan' 90
Mr.. Mumford, brought forward memo
rial from the merchants ofNew York. nrav-
ing TO be allowed further time to obtain the
benefit Of drawbacks, SC which was re.
TERED to the committee of commerce and
manufactures.
Mr. Morrow offered the following rcsolu.
ton, which was agreed TO :---R csolved that
the committee on public lanGo be instructed
10 enquire into the eXpedieucy orextendinr
the time for issuing and locating of militia
yland-warrants, with leave torcport by bill,
or otherwise
Mr.. Find!ey Offered the following resp
iution, which was ordered to lie. on ihc Ia .
bic Resolved, that an assistant clerk be
appointed by the house, who during the ne .
cesSary absence, as in case of tue death of
the clerk, shall perform the duties of che
said c'erk, and for the faithful pGriormanc.
OF the said duties shall be respors bic to the
house.
! Mr.. Gardiner, offered n reso.l.,ion, d
recting the secretary of state 10 present
/ the house with statement of the names
and places of aboacs Of persons, Who have
obtained patents, and the time thcv were
issued, from the first of January 1906. f.
the 3lst of December, 1907, iuc.uave-A-
greed to.
Mr.. Newton from the committee OF com
merce and manufactures reported a'bill, al
lowing the importation ofold copperfree OF
duty. Referred to committee ofthe whole
house.
The house went into a committee of The
whole on the Militia Bill MIR. Clay, AN,
r. Nelson, spoke at length in favor of clas
sing the militia, as proposed by the bin
and Messrs. Varnum, (Speaker) ard Van
dyke against it The committee of H.,
whole then rose, and reported progress, a.
obtained leave to sit again.
Mr.. Bassett, from the select committee
reported bill concerning public contracts
which was referred % a committee of th,
whole house.
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&y authority.
AN Acr

Extending the right of suffrage in the Mis-.
sissippi territory; and for other purpo
ses.
u g il erac.ef by ~. S.-a.- agi H3use of RI.
I'D brcse1, Itiues If ne U.i,.i States Of 4u.ri.
er IN Congress ass.r:tLef, That every free white
male person in the Mississippi territory,
above the ag~ of twenty-one years, having
been Il citizen ofthe United States and re.
sidenr in the said territory, one year mex,
preceding IN election of Representatives
and who has legal or equitable title 10
tract of land, by virtue Of any act of Con-
gress, or who May become the purchaser
ofany tract OF land. from the United States
Of the quantity of fifty acres, or who may
hold in his own right town lot of the va
Tue of one hundred dollars, within the said
territory, shall be entitled to vote for Re-
personalities TO the general assembly of
SAID TERRITORY.
SEC. .. Ind be II further enacted, That
the genersl assembly ofthe territory aforc-
said, shall have power to apportion the re-
presentatives Of the several counties there
in, or which may hereafter be established
therein, according the number offree white
white male inhabitants above the age OF
twensv-one years, in sue counties: ProUi.
died, That there be not m re than twelve nor
less th AN ten of the whole number of renre-
sentatives, any act or acts to the contrary
Notwithstanding, until there shall be six
thousand free male white inhabitants of full
age in said territory; after which time the
number of representatives shall be regnla-
lated agreeably to the ordnance for the go
vernment y ereos.
SIC. 5. ind be II further enacted, That
the citizens of the said territory, entitled
10 vote for representatives n the general
assembly thereof, shall, az the time of cleo
ting their Representatives to the said gem
eral assembly, also elect enc delegate from
the said TERRITORY to the Congress OF the
United States, who shall possess the same
powers heretofore granted to the delegates
from the several territories of the United
States, any thing IN tn ordnance for the go
vernmeut Of said territory to the contrary
Notwithstanding
]. g. VARNUM, Speaker of tho
House OF REPRESENTATIVE
GEO: CLIHTON,
Yice-P President of the Up,ted STATES, and
President ofthe Senate.
Jan. 9, 1903.
APPRovED,
TIL JEFFERSON.
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WEpnEsnAY. January u.

Mr.. G.. w. Campbell moved for The or.
der Of the day on the bill from the sspatc
for increasing the military peace establish.
ment Of the United States.
This bill contemplates the raising one
battalion Of riRemen, one battalion Of ca
valry, one regiment Of infantry, aud the in
.creasing the number Of men in each COM
pany now in service to the number Of one
hundred and twenty.
Mr.. Nelson moved that its future consi-
Iteration be postposed till the first March
Mr.. Chandler wished the gentleman %
alter his motion so as to let it lie on the Ia
ole.
Mr.. Nelson. ] cannot consent, for thi,
reason ] expect to he absent for some
time, and whenever tie bin is called up,
wish to make some few observations upor
il.
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S p e r cH
IN the House Of Delegates If this Cam.
zyeGLM - ConcllHcd.

In fhe House ct Delegates If this Com
zveGtM - Conci4Icd.
Il haS been said thet ours is n government
ofchecks an'l balances, and that the iudica-
ny is constitutions. check on the legislature
do hot understand the design of the consti-
tuition 70 be, that ore department of power
should check or control another department.
ofpower. Omit contrary understand the
departments are tobe separate and distincf
IF one department of power can Interfere
with the exercises Of another, ii is confusion.
Each department of power has checks wi.
in Itself. Thus in the exercise of tn iudici-
al power, he supreme court checks the in.
ieror courts. In the exercise of executive
power the Senate are sometimes check
upon the Pre- sdcnt. And IN the exercise Of
legislative power the two houses are checks
on each other, and the Precedent on BOTH
These are the checks ana balances provided
by the consultation The different powers a,c
essent ally distinct, and it is evidently the
design OF the constitution To keep them so.
For their uuitn constitutes dcspotism. And
IT small body of men holding their Offices
for life, independent of every other body OF
men, and Of The nation, have a right 90 es-
tablish rules Tor the exercise Of the legisia.
tive. executive and judicial powers, AMI to
decide on :he acts of each in the dernicr re-
sort, then despostism is established. The
judges of the supreme federal cnurt, are the
supreme rulers of The nation.
The conse quences Of tho power claimed
by the Judges, deserve the most serious at
tention. Suppose new social contract
between prince and people, ? p1rtof which
should be that the people should cho0sc e-
gislatnrs and the prince judges whether
would II be safest for the people that The
judges chosen by the prince shou,6 have
power TO decide ON the constitutionality of
the acts of tho legislators, o. that the people
Themselves should Judge Of the cun9,iiuti-
onality Of those nets? In such society
would not the advocates for m1narch:cal
powcr contend that the princes servants
should fix the meaning of the social COW
tract * the advocates Of dem ratio pow
er contend that the peoples Representatives
should p0ssess that right. and exercise it,
responsible 20 the people Names do not
alter tic nature of things and you may
compare this supposed case with the actu-
al SITUATION Of the United States. There
has Been a time when all the Judges e the
supreme federal court held their efices
from the slit o. the ruling President. Alike
case nay again happen. Judges might pow
erfully second the designs of an ambitious
President. Then shall men, elected bv The
President, decide on the meaning of the
constitution. without any appeal, or shall
men elected by the people aud The state 20.
verDmcnts so decide, subject to the revision
Of ihcir constituents?
4 is asked, what shall be done if con-
gress violate the constitution ? For instanos
suspend tae writ Of H4jcas corbus when
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| f0ur Dollars Per Annum-Paid in A11oance. 7
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Extending the right of suffrage in the Mis-
siss,ppi territory; and for other purpo-
cPS
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Alsxas1rsa RaIk Gazette.
soMMERcIAL IN PokAAAL
PAINTED AID PUBLISHED BIZ
,xAMuEL SNoWDE ",
Registered, .Alerandrir.
DsiL Gazette, s DolAsrs per snn2E.
Country Gazette, $ Dollars.

q At the folicitatlon OF a
number OF our country friends,
We shall commence, on the 9th
of this month. the publication
of a paper for the country, three
times a meek, which will contain
all the matter and advertise
ments published in the daily pa
per. The price will be FIVE
Dollars PER dnnlsn.
Such of our preient patrons
as refide on the route where the
mail goes but once week, will
be fr.rniihed with the country
paper in lieu of the daily one,
anless ordered otherwiie.
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STATE or MASSACHUSETTS.
NBrimaeld 7ous-Msetsng.

Ihe seth ult. the inhabitants in Brimfs'a,
Massachusetts, being duly notified, as
scrubbed to take into consideration the ex-
pedience Of petitioning the President OF
the United States to remove the Embar-
90 in whole or in part, or to convene
CONGRESS with that view, if his powers
were deemed incompetent. On this oc-
cas;on. General EATON addressed his
fellow townsmen in a speech, which was
requested for publication by vote Of the
town, and forwarded to the editor of the
Boston Repertory for that purpose-from
which we have extracted the following !:
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Our nstional father, ',r,,csa;;v,,
name al parties hail With ..sSSse
ways recommended to the stan apsls'a
bon ts{ union, mutual sse,;s ss as.N
Iahsd Aand suifcrinss. & WIKI : ia1
tory ry be read in cascus,.. Al w
his counsel been respected r. nov
states have been left naked of Is IS s''
spare money fer csparosmiing G s,19
the west Of our ancient boundaries !;
is Louisiana and it's believed ~ Va
go was recommended, in some n..' sAS
CRAFTY the imperial vender Ct tbs.
lest in his wrath he should dis,.or,..!a
der. Whatever the Involvement to,.
sure, the author could not but to,s.s ~ aa
it must, if continued, operate upes''.
the different states. The north ~
have not the natural resources Of H. f
and west. Some Of oar neeessa,;e, !
manyof our convcn:tnces, and moa !
.luxuries, are derived from coinrss
Deprive us totally ofthis resort, aJ.
both real and imaginary Will asaa, y
will produce that discontcntra,n - -
presidential proclamations viii find dF. s
to pacify. Let us be INDUCED ind, u
Else of our natural energy, the lis, j y
resources, and the pride Of Cur inJa.,1
dence ; and we viii not be r.pros;htt,
the philosophy which seeks sheIe, +
mountain or 3 tub. ! shall vote {, i
Boston sddress-and hope the r,de
viii give it, grsciously, lis high consider,
ton.
in Ts1G-Neeting in By;nftD, ius,
Voted to request of Gen. Laton COPY
his remarks en- t,ae suffice! of,he Comm
cations from Boston to TIE Selectmen
BrinlGeld, for the press.
Copy Of record.
Att:s., S. rYNGhoN
IeuDG,
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

The Field Marshal Don eodeIU IA.
ing, has sent the following dlspals"' SEMI
on the 22d inst. to his ezcellenly .,sy,i
DON Francisco Xavier Castanos, o1n adal
Chief of the army Of operators o. 'S'
sia- ,.,,,tt
Most excellent sir, since the ,, e,,p" D
which transmitted to your exceI ~ ,t,sc
the 17th inst. Informing you Of W .o,nplsr
made by the division under my 80 sv Xix!
upon that of Gen. Colbert, who Wv. 40. d,
in the action, and whose divls!oh :; s mi,
lodged from Ill tn positions wn,en .anlctef
ken contiguous to Baylen, ana Io' INDUCED
beaten, and of the reasons when III n j.
me to return to Member; T'Pa ss',sdalap,
afternoon Of the 18th the river ou' IN ID
vir, and took position that n ' =. ,eco5
18th at day break | was joined BY r =. Ma
division under the command OF : I'm ~, bcJ
el,al the Marquis deCompigny' s a. ourpo'
marched towards this town tor ta1 ,!.3i.
of attacking the enemy if he 's'''N
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BY THIS DAYS Mall,
tIEW.YQpK 6.

1yEW-YORK, SEPTEMBER 49,
Arrived brig fIfred, 10 days fon
Croix (w. E.. Left brig Sarah Ann,SuE
to sail for New York the FIRST Septenh
At Basse-End, brig Sally-Ann, DaidI
and Neptune, Prince, both just arri7cdhr
New York. The English brig Isatehh4
arrived at Hasse-End, from St. AniDss
with -four. Il schooner and slcop Ia |
lust arrived at West-End, with rice 81
hoar. Passengers, David C0dwiss, Con
selIor Benson, Judge Morrison, ConeA1
Martin and Peter Roberts. Mmsesdu
excepting -four, which was 28 doNs' perry
A free trade was opencd With the SFinh|
colonies, great surplus Of corn, rice ssat'
tie had arrived from Porto-Rico.
or the s,an;s', news brought BY IL: shlI
herdcss we have ccIf...ed ourselves for th||
present to the e.etai! Of Gobeyt and pup'n|
lIefta.. rid to tie rumours contained N 1
veral private letters from Cadlz' a VI
interesting account OF the e'feuA'Sa
which preceded this event is now ID
hands Of the translator, and VIII SssJ
to.morrow. "A
The Frcncl, .rn.y before SaTagoSS Al
made a third attacknpon'hat place ou ~ ~ ~,
out success. They we're repu'ss' w.
great slaughter. ., n.
Intellissnce sf the Peace between r. =,
gland and Spain YVES received at 0a :a4 =.
the Cd July, and occasioned mucn r1on u
We feel an indcsorlbable pleasure ''''J ~,
rating the assurances we gave on o. paul.
thatthe Spanish patriots are success !. :s. "A
every direction and that the desi5l' ,,f3
Great Bandit against the moral 'ho s.I III
cal liberties Of mankind have been al ~ ),
in their progress, even in the Iano ' u h
gious intolerance and political ooG' ''''
Translation t;.on Spanish papers re- re'f''''
tie Mep'.erdsssj rom cdd's'
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g. TICKETS in the Caarata55c
Marine Society Lottery. now
drawing, for sale at the Office
of the llexaadri0 DAILY Gazette.
price Fee Dotk. s. Seventy jEvs
cents. A regular list OF the
drawing will be received and IN
formation given gratis to those
who purchase tickets.
August 9.
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W "A N TIE d,

w AN TIE d,
A well disposed NEGRO GIRL, II or Is
years of age. For such yeA recommended, /
will give liberal price.
Cvthbert Powell.
Scptemsae i&s Staw7w
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GEORGE w. p. GUSTS, Esq.
OF Arlington House, District of Columbia.
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~ booksellers supplied on the usual
terms.
September Is.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-03-18
A two years have elapsed
l- &c Ahn nnrA

.NIEARLY W. years have elapsed
~ since the dissolution of the part
nership of McrrouU g Byouu". during
which time I have anxiously been. watt
ing for those persons indebted to said
concern to come forward and discharge
their respective accounts, in which l
have been disappointed-I now request
all those indebted to said concern, or to
myself in any manner whatever, to make
immediate payment to Mr.. Robert Wor-
thinetoa, whom I have authorised to re-
ceive the same-Those who neglect at.
tending t. this notice. within a short
time, must calculate upon suits being
commenced, as it is impossible to give
any longer indulgence.
Shepherds. TOwn, Nov. ~, 1907.
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Arthur RuNA,

- ESPECTFULN informs his
n friends and the public generally,
that he continues to carry on the Wrave
ing business At his house in the box
street in Shepherds Town, opposite Mr..
John Miner's Brewery, and next door
TO Mr.. Tn: Shepherd, where he will
Weave all descriptions of plain work in
the neatest aud best manner, or the
shortest notice and on the most moderate
terms, either for cash or suitable coun-
try produce.
March IL, 1903.
N. b. He returns his sincere thanks
for past favours, and hopes from his
, Knowledge in the above business, to
merit their future support. [6,o%l
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NOTICE.

4 BARGAIN may be had in the pur-
n chaseo of the places where John Files
and Basil Cross now eside,-containing
FIVE hundred acres Of good lime stone
LAND, binding on oPeeon-C Greek,
distant about FIVE miles from this place
aud six from Shepherds Town. The
buildings are comfortable, with a mill
seat on Opecon.-The title good, the
price low and the payments will be made
easy to a punctual man. Those who are
inclined to buy, may know the terms on
application to John Baker, Esq. at SheP-
herds Town.
BENJAMIN ODEN.
Martinsburg, Nov. 20, 1907. ~
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For SALE.

THE subscriber wishing to r.move 70
L tn Western country, offers for sale
his Uals> aud Lot in Charles Town,
Comfy Virginia ; this proper
" il situW- on the main street, near the
Market House and other pubSc build.
ings, and adjoining Mr.. John K%ennedy's
buildings where John Ander$on's Coffee
House and Inu- is kept, which makes It
valuable for storv-keepers or Mechanics,
it is unnecessary to say more as it is we'll
known. from its LAYING so near the pub
lie buildings, and in the centre Of the
Town, that it will increase in value as
the Town improves. The terms will be
easy, by installments, and made known
bv APPLYING to the subscriber living on
the premises,
Charles Town, March ii, 1903.
foul
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THE subscriber rvishes to procure

TINE subscriber wishes to procure
1 settlers on tract If the fttt.rote
Land, containing t7v"aty foe m'nsa"d
acres, SITUATED IN the banks At the yiOrr
Ohio, in the state Of Krntncky, ab2ut
sixty miles bel9rU th- FdHs-his said 10
be finely Va,cred, 0"dveAud pted'o the
culturc Of Cotton, Hsup. Fax, Whrlt,
Corn, and Tobacco II vlA B.. let FIR
t1Ven:v-one gears, in Te1smeats o ab71:
III, &c hundrsd acres, on terms ddvarta-
geous to the Tenants, 1Vhich aSitt6e made
kno1un on application to the subscriber
residing about three miles fran the FaH-
ing Waters in Berkeley County.
RAWLEEH LOLSTON.
March H. 1908. I'm
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/ CREEABLE to the last will and

A GREEABLE to the last will and
N testament Of MartinH ousemdn, late
of the town Of Martinsburg, deceased,
viii be sold at public sale on Saturday
the :26th inst. two LOTS Of Land in the
said town, one lying at the junction of
John and Water streets, on which are
erected two dwelling houses, spring
house and stable, &c. the other lying at
the junction of John and Ralsighstreets,
on which are ere cted a dwelling house,
kitchen and stable The said property
will be sold on easy terms, a small part
only Of the purchase money will be. re-
CURED in hand, for the purpose Of payins
debts and necessary expenses.
MARTIN HOUSEMAN, E*'r.
March Ii, 1908. =,
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Virginia Lands
For Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale sevo-
/ raj Tracts Of Limestone Land, Of
the FIRST rate quality, containing from
$50 to 800 acres, we'll watered and tina
bered, lying within half a mile Of the
Potomak river, in Berkeley County,
about seven miles above. Willismsport
and ten from Martinsburg. For terms
apply to the subscriber on the premises
September Is, 1907. r.
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FIFTEEN DOLLARS REWARD.

CTOLEN from John Vauhorn's pas
y ture near Middleburg, Loudoun
County, last Saturday night, q dark bay
mare heavy in foal, six or sevenysars old,
shod all round, the brand not reeollected,
some saddle spots, fourteen and a half
hands high, trots and canters. The q
bove reward will be given for the mare
and thief, or ten dollars for the mare on
", with all reasonable charges. .,~
JAMES STEPHENSON.
Ms~ch II, 1908.
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The Editor Of this Paper having "dSe
contracts in Philadelphia for neU type,
fnds il necessar y to call upon all those
indebted to him to make payment, to en0-
BE him to meet those contr0cts....H He doubts
not but his claims will be discharged Nth
Meamore c~hee!fdaess, uuhe" the sutp'F'
tiers efshis taper are informed, that this
call is nouO made for the purpose ef6eauti-
fling the Appearance efthe hteA;ge"ctr;
shoudn be attended to, tn" next oaLume
shall appear il a dress, that will give
high satisfaction to al its readers.
Ahhalgh the appearance Of the Intel
Egencrr, at this time, is not inferior to
. other tabtrs, yet, Gdesire to imfro0eit,
wiH be considered hudabe, and Uhen
aided to the just'ce efhis request, will, he
doubts not, be regarded by aAhis friends.
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P. S. They continue to give the
highest price in Cash for, Hides and
Skins-and have prime Soal, Upper and
Harness Leather, with nice Calf Skins
and Boot Legs for sale.
Shepherds. Town. Novr. IS, 1907.
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Nice Fancy Good,

ever opened in this part of the country
all which they will sell very cheap, BY
wholesale and retail.
JAMES & JOHN LANE,
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WRITING PAPER
Fer sale at this Office.