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NEW YoRK, lula IS.

~, NEW YoRK, Juty IS.
'ster. ms lady and family ieft his Gin on
saturday last, on d four through tie n5rth-
ern farf8 Of his SAFE and intendi.e 10
Vie'v The fats Of Niagara before ms return.
A gentleman New York writes that
general Armstrong was So severely indispos-
ed in Aprii last a. Paris, as to cause his dis.
missing he ship upon which he had en-
g,sed 20 te'urn with his family to the
UW'od States. The vessel was the SAL
~ but even she has not arrived IN any
port OF the u. > whence we should be dis
Pnseo 20 'uter' 'hat The rumor of gen. ARM
s.rong's Indrspositlon was only coniectural.--
Aurora.
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n iefferJ''om The hon. Paul Hamilton. az
HaShfngton 10 gentleman in Savannah.
dafed JUne 81, says 60 II may be a saffs.
faction 10 you. and o,her .good men of vour
cily, 10 De informed that Commodore Dcca-
mr. IS noIu under sailing orders, sviih a
oquadr0n u our SAihs. TO cruise from Ramh-
ION ToaaS soHthwardty. gvkich qviN tend I
hQfae, TO rid cur coast of the P,;yaleere
70hsch haze been intestine IL for some nme
faSt."-Phil. Pap.
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yer might serve as the shadow of pretence
Tor a denial Of justice ON her part.
ALBERT GALLATIN.
Washington, 2lss -dhrii 1910.

''S""f"St0h, SlSf -IrTN 4olU.
NE are informed that The siooh of Hc,
former soiH sail from .Nesv York 6etwees.
ne 25th q he last Of fhis monfh. for France
and EnSfaud ; and Thar her commander sviH
take charge of mercantile and other ietlcrs
for Eurohe.- Nat. Int
The Sc rotary Of the Treasury left The
cry yesterday on visit 20 me staie of N.
York.
The Secretary OF War also left mis- elm
yesterday for the .Norshsuurd-Ib.
NoRFoLK, July 10
ARRIvED-Ship Anacreun, peter, 46
days iro" ldon--ba.last -yV,l,am
D'ckson-Sh'p ieaky. L-tt there, ships P,,.
cn"hnn'as, Tompklns, Of this port, ius, ar
rived from Cadlz Medtord, Bernard. os
Boston, from this 20 t. was carried in Inv !,
British cruizer, but cleared; barone Ell
ward. Hare. for New York to sail in ) DAYS
brig Senus. for ditto. in 4 DAYS aud MANY
o,ner American vessels, chiefly bound to the
North ot Eurnpe~ SPAN and Portugal.
he u D bomb keich Vesuvius, captaiu
head. from iiavanna, went up the Bay yes-
terday
The U. S. sloop of war Wasp, anchor.
ed IN hampton Roads on Monday nlornins
last.
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Your most obedient, humble serv't
ID. NJ. ERSKINE..
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~. -, Jafy 90.
On "Wednesday eDening, saaisd from.
Hamfton ! oads The u. S. brig Hornet.
aa3' ain HUNT TOR Ncw York from,
thence she proceeds immediateiy qmfG dex.
patches for Eurche. There are yGrious
eoVectnres cfoaf---aenie sviH hQ,e ifthcf
she rs sentfo ne hur7'ose IF bringing home
our Minister { Mr.. pinkney from London
orhers. that she is destined for France.
lhe Brifish Packet sailed tezv davs AFRO
J ,,H .Neso YORK direct for Engiand -
mere as something onlinoHs IN fhese nsove.
menfs.-Herald.
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Mem 7sas-at reduced Prices.

lO5 chests, half chests and boxes gun
powder, imperial, hyson, young hyson, and
hyson skin Teas, principally OF the oldney's
cargo, lately landed and OF excellent quail
eS. s
1870 barrels Rye Whiskey.
20 barrels * hogsheads N. E. Rum.
40 dozen old Medoc Claret, imported iii
1907.
IS quarter casks Malaga Wine.
pipes Lisbon and Fayal Wines.
1000 lbs Coffee.
1000 lbs. Loaf and Lump Sugar.
10 hogsheads and 40 barrels tirst * Sc
csnd quality Muscovado Sugars
2O,bags clean heavy pepper and pimento
5 chests Eassia, g Cassla buds
$ Us fresh nutmegs
q boxes | dozen each, bottles best Flo
renee salad oil
l2oboxcs and half boxes choice lst and ID
quality Havana and St Jago cigars
10 bales Georgia Upland cotton
hhds green copperas
1000 lbs glue
500 gallons picking vinegar
so demijohns
Which with his usual extensive assortmen ut
of Wines, Liquors and Groceries Will be sold
en- low terms for cash, and to punctual men
at a moderate credit, by
Joseph Vaudeville,
Corner Of King and Fairfax streets
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New Publications

.1Jfust rsceived By JAMES KENNED2'
sen. Amg-Strest,
An abridgemcnt of the book of Martyrs,
with an account OF the just judgments OF God
on prosecutors.
Boswell'S Journal ola tour TO the Hebrides
in company with DR.. Samuel Johnson:
a general view of the manners & customs
Of all nations, illustrated by numerous maps
and engravings, by the Rev. J. Goldsmith.
Periodical, by subscription.
Coxc's PhiIadelp hia Medical Museum, new
edition, Nos list and ID.
The nmaIi an Medical and Philosophical
Register, or Annals of Medicine, Natural
History, Agriculture and the Arts, by So
cic,y Of gentlemen of New York. No. l..
The New York Medical and Philosophical
Journal and Review. Nos } and 2.
HE Port Folio for the .present month.
august Is. eott
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GENUINE MEDICINES.

rursIATE RICHARDLEE, JR, OF n. Yohk'
As prepared from thesorigiaal receipt an
sos,,si0n of Me Subscriber, his 1Oido1o, oy
svfon they are prepared and WITHOUT s070se
signature none are genuine. 49,,
Obja.inate Coughs, Colds, AtsHmos'.
sc.
Are Immediately relieved and speedily cur
ed by the use of
HAMILTON'S ELIXER. FOR COUGHS
DEAR bought experience has taught thou
sands that oily and heated mealcines' leineu
with strong opiates or sleepy drugs' repeal
ed doses of which hatter and deceive the pa
tient for the present, by procuring mementa.
ry ease experience, ! say, has taagnl
thousands, that the common oplates and pal
samics, as they are called, finally aggraVato
every disorder of the breast and lungs, IN
heir most distressing symptoms: that tney
Dad the stomach and impair the digestion
inaamc the whole system, increase the dltfl-
Guilty Of breathing and excite lever. But the
Qualities of tkis valuable discovery are G.
WINGED by perfectly opposite effects a SIN
Gle trial will prove, that 1t restores the oe'
Termination of the fluids to the surface OF the
body, and brings on the common heaithiui
notwithstanding it dislodges and eyacuates
the tough yiscid phlegm or mucus, strength
ems the weakened vessels OF the lungs,
sheathes the acrimonious humor which lrrl-
tates them, and finally discharges it. thus
striking at the root of the disorder, the
symptoms are of course effectually and per-
manenay conquered, the reverse ofcommon
medicines, which weaken the constitution and
give strength to the disorder for the sake OF
moderating for the present some OF Its pam
full effects. :,
To parents who have children afflicted with
the whooping cough, this discovery IS OF the
FIRST magnitude, as it affords immediate re-
lief. checks the progress, and in short time
entirely removes the most cruel disorder 10
which children are liable. The elixir Is SO
perfectly agreeable, and the dose SO small
That no difficulty arises in taking 1t.
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Farm for Sale.

Y WISH to sellmy Farm on Little run, 7
i Creek, commonly called the Gum 'r ,ha,
miles from Alexandria 1t contains :s,bI,
$50 acres of beautiful level land aal'n I n.
adapted to the culture of small gram 49, 'rdc
grasses; and the Plaster Of ParlsI l1 ';d d
act benefcially on it. Nearly one ' I;a,bsr
this land is in wood, principally heavy u Dabt 70
The Greek admits boats of feet dfa'S
the landing place on this farm. .,;og,
Attached 10 this land, but not ~ -" !. Do
part of the aforementioned quaa"9i, r,up
extensive Marsh, which, with the 1U ,hs
renee Of Judge Washington VINO C"s shI
lasd On the opposite side, may be dfa nd vh!ch
rendered arabic at a small expence' an '.ons d
at present affords most abundant VI. "lous
coarse hay, suitable for cattle. u "
sufficient to Craze 100 head OF ca,'ls sd ye:a
will give credit of |, . an, pass.sJj9t
the payments being well secured. ! We veal.
may be had at the end of the preseh' III. Ii lahS
not sold before the LIST OF OCTOBER
will be for Rent. ,,tp.
Hump: Pea ',sss
s IuIy l2
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Itch Cared,

BY once using Lees Sovereign Ointment.
The proprietor informs those persons ana Ia
miles who are suffering urder THIS disease,
against the infection of which no person is
safe, that if this ointment is used at night on
going to bed 1t never fails to perform cure
by the following morning, IS thousands who
have usedit during the last ten years can tes-
tify. The peculiar exceIlencies of this IN
fallilIe remedy for the itch, above every o.
ther, are the certainty ofthe care by siagle
application the ingredients being SO limo
cent as to be applied with perfect safety to
the terderest infant and its being not only
free from any offensive smell, bat equally a.
greeable with the pleasantest pomatum-
DR. Hamikon's Grand Rsjforat'ue.
Which the inventor confidently recon-
amends as and invaluable medicine for the
speedy relief, and permanent cure ofvarious
complaints which result from dissipated
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TRACT OF LAND,

containing about 1900 acres, in the county
of Fauquier and state Of Virginia. l.. ing IN
a most healthy part of the state, III tire nu!gh-
bourhood of three valuable Merchant Mills,
between Leathercoat and Piguut Mountains !;
ten miles from the Court house OF the SaAo
county, seven miles from Hayp'alket, where
the newly contemplated 4Iurnpikc Road VIII
pass, SIX miles from Middleburg and forty
five from miles from the City OF Washington,
and the commercial town Of Alexandra. he
great road from over the Ridge by the FlAlns
n,sses through il, on which IS an excellent
Wagon Stand, from whence great ~ quantl-
ties OF Manure are annually collected. Two
thirds of this estate is unclearel, and in ex-
ee)lent timber. The soil is we'll adapted 10
the cultivation of Indian Corn, Wheat and
Tobacco, and from experiments made, no
land is better suited for the use of the plaster
There is a DWELLING HOUSE on the
estate newly finished, with two rooms on a
soor. and other convenient out houses, CAL
culated for the accommodation ola small ia
milv, This estate is at present divided into
two farms, on each of which there is an ex-
cellent granary, farm houses, &c There is
at present from 40 to so acres OF land IN IL
mothy and clover or this estate and 80 or
an loo acres more may very conveniently be
added No estate is better or more CONVENE.
emily watered than it is. 1t is bounded by
Broad Run on the West for nearly one mile
and an half, and Mill Run, never falling
stream, runs through the micdle OF 1t, on
which there is an excellent site for an over
shot Mill and Distillery.
The subscriber will divide thi. estate into
thee or more farms to suit the convenience
of purchasers.I tits deemed unnecessary to say
more as il is presumed that those who may
be inclined to purchase will first yiewth pre-
misses. reasonable accommodation will
be given purchasers as to payments. Let
tiers addressed to the subscriber, post paid,
will meet with due attention.
Richard Stuart.
Cedar Grove, King Georgel
County, June ~.
u Printing IN all its branch
es neatly executed at this office.
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j CT in,ates unfayorable to the constitution, the
immoderate use of tea, frequent intoxication
or any destructive intemperance, the unskil-
full Or frequent use of mercury, the diseases
peculiar to females at certain period of
lie, bad layings in, & g.
HAAlILTON'S
CELEBRATED WORM DESTROYING
~ L OF E. " G. ES.
Among the-symptoms attending Worms
are, disagreeable breath, especially in the
morning-bad and corrupt gdms-itching IN
the nose, and about the scat--copyulsions,
eppiletic fits, and sometimes pri'ariou OF
speech-irregul.r appetite, sonletil ne 10; IT,
ing food and sometimes voracious- purgih
with Shiny and fetid stools-vomitint. Large
and hard belly-pains andsickness at re slo-
mach---pains in the head and thighs, with
lowness of spirits--sow feve., with smell
and irregular pulse--a dry cough-eXcesslVe
thirst--sometimes pale and unhealthy coun-
nance, and som etimes the face boated and
ushed.
Persons afflicted with any of the above
symptoms, should have immediate recourse
to Hamilton's Worm Destroying L0zenges
which have been constantly attended%Wlth
success in all complaints similar tothoSe above
described.
Hahn's true and Genuine German Corr
Platter,
An infallible remedy for Corns; speeally
removing them root and branch, without CIV :
ing pain.
Genuine Perhan Lotion,
The Restorative Powder-tor the Teeth
and Gums.
Hahn's Genuine Eye Water,
A sovereignremedy for all diseases OF the
eyes.
HamsLton's Essences and Extract
Of Mustard,
For Rheumatism, Govt, Palsy, oWeAings,
Numbness, sc.
Tooth Ache Drops,
The only remedy yet discovered, which
eives immediate and lasting relief IN the
most severe instances.
Ike Amod2ns Ehxsr,
Fos the cure of every kind of head ache.
The Dqmask LIP Saive.
MfallibLe Ague and Fever Drops.
Ir Sold only by James Kennedy, sen
Bookseller, King Str eet, Alexandria, who
has longbeen sole agent for the sale OF the
genuine preparations.
Hannah Lee,
New York, 2sth Fe
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

RAN AWAY, On the 4th of last month,
from the subscriber, living in Prince William
ceunty, near Dumfries, Virginia black
man, named JEFFERY, % or 30 years old,
about feet or 3 inches high-he is a,shoe-
maker by trade, has got remarkable scar in
his forehead occasioned by the kick OF
horse, which was trepanned-he was seen a
few weeks ago on the road about two miles
from Hay-Market Whoever secures the SAID
fellow SO that get him again, Shall receive
the above reward.
Luke Cannon.
lime 24-27. .sd6tlaWet
~ Mr.. M'Intire, of Leesburg, and Mr..
Thompson, Of Frederick-ToWn, arc request.
ed to insert the above advertisement twelve
times in their respective papers, and send
their accounts to this Office for payment
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LAND FOR SALE.

T1HE subscriber, living in the county Of
/ King = Gorge, on the Potomac RIVER,
finding great Inconvenience in having guar
tiers at distance, offers Tor Sale his valuable
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Selected Recommendations.

Being DESTROYS to make public for the good
of others, he excellent quality OF EainA-
TONS elixir, prepared by the late Mr.. Lee,
have sent you the following account OF the
benefit have received from II which nope
will induce others to give 1t trial. In con,
sequence of a bruise on the breast received
from a fall, my health grew bad, my breath
inn became very difficult, and frequently
have had suddei.ly 10 rise up III my oea with
all the horrors OF immediate suttocanon'-
Add so these u constant pain III my ofeast'
and cough, great loss OF strengthen hesh,
and YOU may conceive that NY symptoms
evidently Indicated an approaching cohsump-
ton. The advice of most eminent physi-
clan was resorted to, and Afterwards second
was called in, but without giving ME any re-
lief. Another hysician who knew me and
the circumstances of my case, advised me to
give Hamiiton's Elixir a trial, saying he had
us-d it ia his practice and always found 1t to
do much good, A bottle was procured from
Mr.. Birch's, and found relief before had
taken half oil it. l continued to use 1t & was
soon strong to attend TO business. Ontaklng
cold, some of my former symptoms return,
but are always removed by dose or two OF
the Elixir.
George Benner, jun.
no. !. Budd street, Philadelphia
Mrs. III. Lee, New York.
Mr.. Abljah Henly, Bridge street, Balti~
more, was cured by one bottle of aamilton's
Elixir, of very complicated disorder. occa-
stoned by very severe cold caught several
months ago. He breathed with the greatest
difficulty, and was often thrown into weaken
Tag sweats when he attempted to walk any
distance, and his voice would frequently fall
in such degree that he could only attempt
to whisper. He has been upwards OF SIX
weeks without a return of his complaints
and desires to give his public testimony IN
favor of this invaluable medicine.
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Five hundred tickets to be drawn e,A
day, and the drawing to commence with id
least possible Gelay
Purchasers of 100 tickets crmore sh
entitled 70 credit of thirty days after dns
ing Of this class, for notes, with appWa
endorSerS.
All prizes not demanded within six month
after the. drawing oil this class, will be cOlg
dered as given up for tn bchcit Of the h.
terry.
This scheme, it IS believed, afford! n
equal prospect OF gain to adventures VIII
any otLe-swEich has b@1n offered to the pub
ic. Those VINO ARG Interested IN The Con
merce apd agriculture ofthe country adJa.e2
to the Potomac and Shenandoah Nvcrs, Law
additional inducements to give Their sGpNt
as,the money to be raised by the lotegi
for their immediate benefit and cenSenicna'
1t is also hoped that the patriotic and FH5t
spirited will be disposed to countenance a"
encourage a measure which has iol Its ol3st
The facilitating reaGy and eoascnieHt cen'
municalion between the western coun!N all
the Atlantic, tending to connect tie lntGn1
of the costcrn and western states, and '
perpetHate their union
Charles Slmns, HeS1dcM,
Jonah Thompson,1
John Mason, D'Hr
Henry Foxall, "'
William Steuart, } i
May2e law
N B. Arrangements having been nlaaD
commence the sale Of tickets ccmprlzln5 "
above Lottery, the public are hereby lniolI'
ed, that am now prepared to receive Ie'
posaIs from all such persons as may Os~,
posed,to purchase, CT otherwise contrac'"
the sale thereof on commission. puIcHn .,
taking 100 Ticke1s, or more, will be eDu%
to credit Of thirty days after the drawing
the Lottery, on giving notes with aPrv wv.
endorsels, negotiable at any OF the D1"''
within the District of Columbia.
Jos. Carleton,
Agent for tie Potomac l'''fp'''
JuIyf
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JOHNSON AND REAT.

JEWELLERS 6. SIL FER SMITHS :.
a L the crescent sign, opposite the Eagle-Ta-
\ vern-Have just received an additional sup
ply of ARTICLES in their line, (Which with their
former stock will render their assortment very
completely consisting of
Pearl Earnings, Earnings s, Drops, Breast
Pins, Bracelets and Finger Rnss.
Jet Breast-Pins, Bracelets, Rings & Neck
,aces, tortoise. shell Combs OF the most approved
patterns, gold Watch CHAINS, Seais and Keys of
the latest patterns, Ear Rings, Finger Rings,
Breast-Pins. Bracelets, Buttons, Lockets and
Miniature Settings.
Silver Tea Pots, Coffee Pots, Sugar Dishes,
Slop Bowls, Cream Pots, Cams and Gobletts.
Table, desert, tea and salt Spoons, soup, toddy
cream ard mustard Ladies, Salt Stands, ThjIn-
bies, Coral s. Bells, Tea longs &. Pencil Cases,
silver mounted Drks, Swords and Snuff Boxes
Plated Casters Of various prices, Candi.sticles,
Fruit Baskets, Tea-Pots. Sugar Dishes, Cream
Pots, S.lt-Stands, Table Spoons and Tes- longs
Ei9ck tin Tea Pots and Tea Cadgs, together
with suntlry other articles too tedious to cnume
rate here. all of which they offer on moderate
ter;!s. Orders for work strictly attended to-
The highest price given for old silver and gold.
December T. eptf
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baltimore, Jan. IL.
LATEST FROM LISBON.

BY the ship Augustus, Potter. arrived this NOR
ming in short passage from Lisbon. we learn,
that the British admiral who pursued the Tou-
lon fleet. had captured fifteen sail of Transports,
and five thousand Troops, besides destro, ing the
several line of battle ships before reported
The Spaniards, under General Blake. had mar.
ched against Madrid with an army 30. COS strong,
about the 20ih November they met and enga;
ged the French army. After severe battle, the
Patriots were repulsed, with the loss Of 5000
men. Troops were marching from Lisbon, sr
to reinforce the armies on the frontiers. Lord
Wellingion's health having been reganed during
his stay in Lisbon, he liau returned to the army
Several divisions Of the French grand army, II
was reported, had returned from Germany bu,
captain =. had not learned that any Of them had
entered Spain. n short time before captain p
sailed, (5th Dccember) large Acct Of empty
transports had arrived from England, in the Ia
gus....Fea GAG.
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granted BY government for importstions from
Embdcn.
1t is reported. that 10. 600 troops, cayalry end
infantry, with large detachment ofthe Wagon
train, are to be Immediately embarked for Portu-
gal.
(October) we have had the misfortune to see
stranded on our shores, two ships Of the line
the Robuste, OF 30 guns, commanded by vice sd
IDirai Bautlin and ,be Lion of ~. These two
ships, with the Boreas, of7s guns, an1 two frig-
ates, and two gabares. served as an escort to a
convoy which sailed from Toulon few days be
fore, destined To-. Barcelona Abreast of Cape
Circus, near Rosas, II or 16 sail Of the enemy
gave chase 20 the convoy, as well rs to its es-
cort. tits hoped that the transports, to the mum.
Der Of 20. will have reached the Bay of Rosas
The Boreas, the frigate Pauline, and ga
bare, entered the port of of Cette the same day
(the 25th)
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NJ ALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.-v.i
I've sold OH the premises, for cash, to the
highest bidder, OH the 10th of April. 1910,
valuable plantation, in the county of Cumberland,
containing, five hundred and sixty seven acres,
being part of the tract of land. known by the
name Of Green Greek, and formerly the properly
of William Randolph, Esq. OF Cumberland.-Ar
Few tracts Of land in the upper country, arc ttS
be considered more yfiuahle than this, both as
it regards fertility and soil, and local advanta-
tages II is situated in AN excellent neishbor-
hood, Immediately on Appoma,toS river, which
affords easy and safe carriage hv water, from
the plantation 10 good market 1t is presum-
cd that any person wishing to purchase, would
choose To view the premises before the day of
saie, and therefore more particular description
is thought unnecessary.
The above mentioned trac, OF land, will he
sold by virtue ola deed of trust, given by George
Backus, to secure the payment of u sum OF mo-
ney, therein mentioned, due Doct. Joscph Met
tauer, OF Prince Edward
/ JOHN WO0DSON,2
THIS. A. MORTON,S trustees.
Princc-Edwarti, Jan. 6, 1910. 1aw12wT
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ESNOS ALLEY, from New York, most res.
y pectiuiIy informs the Ladies of Richmond
and ts vicinity. that lie is just establishing ia
DIES SHoE MAHUrAcToRY few doors below
the Heii Tasern and next door 90 s. Pleasants's
Book Stor'Hc has on hand m clcgant assert
ment Of Kid and Morocco SRIES, greeg. red.
black. white, tea and buff. Ali of tie most FASH.
onabie colours.
N. 3. Those ladies who would wish 10 have
tier SHOES made in the most fashionable mode,
viii please 10 cali as above. T. u orders vii be
thankfully received and Immediately attended 10
Ten or twelve men ssoe biiRIc rs val ~, {.
with employment ~ applying al tie above p,ace
January 10. 3w