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WILLIAM NUcKoLLs.

nor RENT for one more years, and pos
Il session given Immediately, the TENE
MENT now in tie occupancy OF the subscriber:
IN every respect well calculated to accommodate
genteei family, the buildings nearly all new, &
IN good repair consisting ola Dwelling House,
Smoke House, Carriage House, Stable & Cow.
House {: an excellent garden spot well inciosed /:
well OF excellent water and an ice house on
an extensive plan, nearly finished-terms made
known on application to the subscriber
Ed. HALLAM
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EORTY DOLLARS REWARD-Rana

EORTf DOLLARS REWARD Rama
a way from the subscriber about the 1st of
October last, negro man named WATT ali
as Wat White, about twenty fours Of age-a
bright mulatto. very bow legged-and one leg
rather longer than the other which occasions him
to limp little though not upon superficial vie W
perceivable-curly hair-very we'll made, about
the middle size-very bad countenance, large
scar on his right arm-Watt was raised in the
City of Richmond, where suspect he is still
lurking.
GEORGE ALIAS GEORGE WALLER, elo.
ped about the 9Th of September last-he is tall
straight, trimmade dark mulatto, with curly
hair, fine set ofteeth, pleasing countenance, We.
ry polite, about twenty seven years of age, and
makes curious noise with his feet when walk
ing, he took with him variety ofclothing
suspect he is lurking in the neighborhood OF
the Crumps in new Kent County.
The above reward will be given for the appre
hension and delivery of the aforesaid negroes to
the subscriber or securing them in the jail of the
City of Richnond-or twenty dollars for the de.
livery, or securing either OF them as aforesaid.
ALI masters ofvessels and others are forwarn
81 from harboring or employing the said slaves
| a their peril.
ROBERT LEWIS
Aibemarie County. NOV 10 w4vN
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M RS. JUDITH NELSON continues 10 kee,
Iva BOARDING-HoJSB, in the upper te-
nement OF the large Brick Building, belonging tn
the estate OF VIM. Price, decd where she viii be
prepared TO accommodate ten or we've members
ol assembly, during the ensuing session. Eyfry
to those who may favor her wiz ibeiy custog,.
NoYet05er 10. 1r
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I'm CHANCERY. Fluvanna County Court.
L September 25th, 1910.
Moncriefe Hill, administrator With the will
annexed OF Robert Hid, decd. Hf.
against
John Forbes and Patrick Williamson,
Defts.
THE Defendant, Williamson, not having enter.
ed his appearance and given security according
to the act of assembly and the rules Ofthis court,
and it appearing to the satisfaction Of the court,
that he is not an infabtant of this country On
the motion of the plaintiff, by his counsel Ii is
ordered, that the said defendant, Williamson, do
appear hera on or before the first day of Decem
her court next, and answer the plaintiffs bill, &
that a copy of this ore be forth with inserted in
one of the Richmond news. papers, and cOntnu.
ed for two months successfully, and another CO.
py posted at the froRt door of the court house of
this county.
d Copy
d TI11BERLAKE, Sr d. C. F. G
October ~ V8 II
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CUN-POWDER THE proprietors OF the
~ RICH N0ND POWDER MILLS, Offer
for sale, by the key or larger quantity, f and FF
Gun Powder, glazed ana unglazed; warrsnted
equal to any imported, and on reasonable terms
Retailers at liberty to return the powder, If
not approved. Apply to
1ANES BROWN, 81. Or,
DiYID 3 BURR.
May 90. 2aw2w&Iawtf
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osERr JOHNSTON is now opening gene
4 4 raj and well selected assortment of Goods,
consisting OF superfne, pelise and coarse cloths,
kerseyneres, vestings, Manchester cords, Scotch
plaid, coatings, rose and duffl blankets, hanne Is,
plans, cotton, worsted and yarn hose, Russia e.
Irish sheetngs, Irish linens, mattresses, dressing
glasses and cases, oil cloth, horse whips, globe
lamps, epau!etts, drums, flies, plumes, seine
Irvine Hardware of every description, viz. an
Wis, vices, smiths bellows, screw plates. scythe
blades, patent cutting knives, German G Crawley
steel, mill, pitt, cross cut, hand and sash saws,
&c files ofevery kind, trace chains, waggon box
es, spades and shovels, waffle and wafer irons,
Britannia tea potts. .japanned lamps, plotting in.
struments, plated and common casters, glue En-
glsh white lead, Spanish brown, yellow ochre,
window glass, putty, &C. &c. The above will be
sold low for cash or acceptances
november 6. Eff
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G. THOMPSON,

POR NIT, u AMIR
II ESPECTFULLY informs the inhabitants Of
~ Richmond. and its vicinity, that he has sgsIn
cOmmeo1-d business, IN the house opposite the
Swan aveTn.
seyember ,; w4wf
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Also for rent the houses now in the occunan
cy of Mr.. Placide, and MIR. Young, fronting the
Capitol Square, and joining the Washington Ia
vern---Possession given on the 18th inst apply
as above
November 9 xy2,y
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TN pursuance ola Decree ofthe Court Of
Nelson Corn,.,; ssii be sold, ON the 5th day
OF December next, in the town Of Warminster,
TO the highest bidder, for ready money, Mu-
i,tto Man Slave, to satisfy debt with interest
snG costs ofsuit) due from the estate of Hector
Cabeli, deed to VIM. ri Cabell The sale will
be made subject to the hse estate of Mrs. Peggy
Csbeu, Ia the said slave, as by the decree will
more fully appear
THE COMMISSIONERS
Nov. 2. w4wT
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NJ OTlCE-The subscriber has rented. and
removed his Counting Room to the large
new Brick Lumber House. near Sbockoe Ware.
House, and lately occupied by Mr. James c AM
thony This house IS calculated to store up-
wards OF 500 hogsheads of Tobacco, and several
thousand barrels of Hour it is situated cohyeni-
ent to the basin ofthe canal, and rendered secure
from fire by being covered with tile
THOMAS GUY.
Richmond, Sep 81 sm
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ON Friday the 7th day of ID cember next,
~ will be sold to the highest bidder on twelve
months credit, Con the premises,) the tract OF
LAND (which Nathaniel Nuckolls decd
lately resided, lying in the county of Hanover on
the South Anna River about eight miles above
the Court House, containing by estimation about
247 acres Bond with approved security will be
required ofthe purchaser with deed Of trust on
the land to secure the payment-The sale will
be made in pursuance of the last will and tesla
menr OF Jas. Nuckols decd. of Hanover county
by
WILLIAM NUCKOLLS.
Herr at ia7D.
Sov =. yy,sMii
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THIRrY DOLLARS REwARD-Ron.

EHIRTY DOLLARS REWARD Ran.
Il away from the subscriber, about months
ago, ELIZ A, mulatto woman about thirty y,.ars
OF age, OF the common stature, none Of her cloth.
ing recolected-her husband lives in R,chmon
II expect shh is either lurking in tina, place orin
the neighborhood of Wiliamsburg-sh was pur-
chased OF Doctor Tazewell about three or four
years ago, and am told is harbored in the neiph-
borhood of the latter place. The above reward
Will be paid TO any person who Will deliver her
ITO me in Manchester
JAMES ~ WINFREE.
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n ARDENING & FARMING -Want. Al
~ tuation person from Europe, wen ac.
qusinted with Gardening and Faraniag-An let.
tiers directed to A. B. and left a, this office, viii
be duly attended to.
november Is a,uA
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a DVERTISEMENT- VIII be soI-1 - ~
4 - highest bidder on the 18th dav of n -
per next, upon the plantation of the late Cnl
William Nelson of King William Countv, re-
tween thirty and forty valuable Slaves con.
S's'i'S generally OF young men and boys there
arc among mem Cooper, some valuable Ho,,ce
Servants, an excellent Gardner. Ostler sn5
good Female Cook a credit of twelve non,hs
VIII be allowed the purchaser giving bond ,,;,h
approved security to carry interest from the data
1t not punctually paid NA'S
VIII be sold at the same time and place Oh.
CroPs OF TOBACCO, Corn, Fodder &c some very
valuable Mules, Brood Mares &C. a eood c,rr;,
age Cash will be required for all sums NIL,
twenty dollars, above that the same cred;t a..
lowed as given on the negroes al
N. b 1t IS the anxious wish Of the aAr,;,;s,,,
Tor to settle all JUST claims against he above es
tate tnose having any claims will please come
Forward on or before the day of sale and havs
them adjusted. nave
CHARLES c. PdGE,
administrator with tie zviH annered
Nov. -
NHALL COODS.-The subscriber mas rece;-
a veG by the Averick, from London, am cors
from Liverpool, general assortment of COODS
suitable to the season-among which are
London and Yorkshire superfne Cloths and
Kerseymeres ~''"
Union, Bedford and Bennets Cords
owansdowns, Tolnetts and DENNIS
81 and double milled cloths
GSoa'ings, Bearskins, Frieze, Flannels & Baizes
Plans, Kerseys and Blankets
Cough G Brath waites' Napt Co,tons
Yarn Hose, Worsted and Cotton Stockings
Handkerchlefs, Shawls and 1iusl,ns
Silk Velyets and Sewing silk
Irish Linens and Droghedas
Queens Cord, Velvets, Thicksetts and Cons,i.
tuition Cords
A good assortment Of Sadlery, Hardwar. and
Cutlery S'"
Smiths Bellows, Aavils and Vises
Fiat bar, Crawley and Englrsh blstered ssee,
He continues to transact business ON con,,n;ss;.
on ana mas for sale, on consignment, Queens
ware, Whiskey, Shad and Bar Iron
. ROBFRT GAMBLE.
-- -C--InoSl 10 H
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TIME SUBSCRIBER offers for sale $50, 900
i BRICKS, and 100 casks of Stone Lime,
cheap for cash-applyto
SAMUEL BILLIN.
FORT Mayo, Nov. 10. w3vT
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NEW ART or TANNING.

The Lyconium new art of tanning, lately dis
covered by ]. G. Wood, aud Benjamin Wood OF
Vermont, the sole inventors of the same, for
which they have obtained Letters Patent from
the United States, embrace the following advan.
tages, to wit:
Calf skins tanned in 48 hours.
Upper Leather in q days.
Sole leather in 90 days
better leather, with half the cost that is required
to tan in the old way-Washingtonian.
NEv YoRK, November 14-Messrs. Living
ston and Fulton have commenced third steam
boat TOR the North River, which is to start in Nav
or June next. We understand that the engine for
this boat is to be constructed with the late En-.
gfsh improvements, which give near twice the
power, with one quarter the weight of machine.
ny, and one half the consumption of fuel With
these advantages it is calculated she will run from
six to six and half miles an hour.-Es5Gc Id
pertisey.
CHARLEsToN, Nov. 10. A WHALE
In boarding the ships in the offng yesterday,
eur boat fell in with the carcase of dead Whale
foating on the surface Of the water about 6 or
8 miles to the eastward of the bar-it appeared
to be about 20 or 30 feet in length, and was sur
rounded by great number of Sharks, some of
them very large ones, who appeared to be feast.
ing upon their fellow tenant of the ocean Wi
great satisfaction.
The u. S. ship Wasp was close in with the
bar yesterday-the u. ). brig Nautilus, which
has been in the offing several days, sailed on
Sunday evening for Wilmington and Norfolk.
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PURSUANT to decree of the Connt~
court OF Hanover, sDiX be sold on the 10Th
dayof December next, if tair, otherwise the
next lair day, for the benefit of the Distyi5utses
OF MAJOR John Bowe decd the following tracts
and lot of LAND, to wit-That well kno,vr,
Tavern called the MERRY-OAKS. living On
The stage road leadng from Richmond to the
Federal City, only Is miles from the forme.
plsce.-To enumerate ali The advantages attach
ed to this ancient stand as Tavern would be rse
less as 1t IS presumahle any person DESTROYS OF
purchasing Will 1rst view the premises suffice
1t however to say, that both the mail aud accom-f
modating Stages keep yearly their change Of
Horses there; which will ultimate ly enable ,be.
possessor 20 enrich the lands and the psssene,ers
either breakfast or dine very day. There ar.
attached TO the Tavern about hundred acres oe
iand winch is well adapted TO the culture off corn,
wheat, oats and clover:
ALSO or 500 acres Of LAND s;,us-e5
within one and half miles of the Merry Oaks.
and adjoining the lands OF Col Tompkins n,
vid Oliver and Joseph Wingield Tins trscE
Will ne sold entire or divided to suit purchasers
1t lies well, part is well timbered and is yaIi
aoapted 20 the culture OF small grain. Any per-
son wishing to purchase will DE shewn. ihe he
fore mentioned lands By application IN c.p,oT,
N sthahlei Bowe who resides adjacent thereto
And on the same day and place ~ilI he sold ~,
,inlmprnved half acre !ot u t.4AfSj n Hanover
TOWN. Twelve month, credit VIII be allow
GU ue purchasers, giving bond with approved
security and decd ofTrust on the land to se1
cure the payneet--By
THE COMMISSIONERS
b Wtf be soM on the same day md place,
1or cash, tve SH ARES in the Deer, Run ru,Ds
pike Company and about one thousand DOLE.
IN six and three per cent deferred Stock -ALsn'
VIII be rented for the ensuing year, the pisnta.
ton on which Mr. Charles Jervas at present r..
sides.
VIM. & NATHL, BOWIE, Adm,ra.
Of JoHN BOWs, dec,d
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V'OMPKINS & MURRAY, have received
by the Ship dVerie, their Fall Supply of
LONDON GOODS, containing great variety
ofortlcles, suited To the season, among them are -.
Diaper and Damssk Table Cloths and Napkins.
an elegant assortment,
Scotch Holland Sheeting of very superior quality
Spoerfine Cloths and Cassimeres do do do
Dolman's Bond Street Hats do do do
Carpets do do do
Irish Sheeting, Linen and Long Lawn
They are in daily expectation Of receiving, BIZ
the brig Cora, from Liverpool, their fall supply
Of Coarse WoolIcns, Hardware, Cutlery, &c SC.
which will render their assortment very COM
plets
October %. If
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pRIVAJE ENTERTAINMENT, near the Swan
Tavern, and within two hundred wards OF
the Capitol The subscriber having fitted I'D. at
some considerable expence, situation calculated
for the reception of families travelling, members
of the Assembly, and resident individuals, res.
pectfully solicits the attention of his friends
and the public.
1t has been generally remarked, that comfor.
table Boarding House, in Richmond, of this des
cription, might meet with deserved success the
subscriber therefore earnestly requests the favor
of trial, and hatters himselfthat his eHdeayors
to please will meet with that appreciation and en-
enlargement he is so SOLICITORS TO merit
BENJAMIN DENNIS.
november IL tml
FALL GOODS -RUSSELL G Wal
4 LICE, have just received by the Dispatcl,
from Liverpool, IS bales Woolens, consisting of
Cloths, twiIled Coatings and Blankets, and Elan.
nels, to be sold only by the bale.
Likewise by the Levant--
"a Boxes Window Glass, 10 by Is & Is by 18
Cask Scythe Blades assorted
18 doz. Spades and Shovsls.
Likewise by the John and Adam from London
40 Pieces best twilled Sacking
1 Case Manchester stuffs, assorted colours
1000 Id Seine Twine
Trunk Threads, assorted colors, from No
lot No.16
The above GOODS will be sol! reasonable
for cash or acceptsncss in town, 90 DAYS.
Like wise two ton G.ERAzAN STEEL.
October IL. 12w
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SIMPSONS SPEECH,
On Pamphlet for taie, al the qxTce.
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november 9

WIN, & NATHL, BOWIE, Adm'rs.
Of JoHN BOWs. decd
november 9
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Albemarle County. NOV 16
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under the yoke f.,f,e coneue,..,
once, should be in his power and Wv
posal. Inc moment We are brou,b, US Dis,
gage in his cause by compulsio5 S =,
fear, We shall be more than half co. :" THO
The moment he gains his object ~ ,fOsfd
England, and gains it by our helm ! psca
have little else to do bur to par,e, Would
country among his minons--,vo'.GJ4. Cut
spect US Tor having yielded to bis ns a %'s,
and the help we mad afforded him W''
these compliances and servl~ ctT.r, YOU'D
ten the heart of a man, who has 10. sol.
tlsed raplne, and converted murti, i ;ss
science! Let Holland answer The on. "u
The Dutch submitted without t s,s
Napoleon gave them king; they o usssst'
received HIM. He imposed Oh them sby
OF civil and military eficers from f., .''as
they acquiesced. He commanded Ib' 'u't
shut their ports and annihila,r their r." =. !"
commerce they obcyed. He o1, OSI
them to send their young men abroad sa
conscripts, to replenish his armies ,nS a
die in foreign lands; they sen, them A., ~, 70
hopeless OF their return. But all The WY
insufficient to soften their corouenr W" az
spite of their earnest rsmonsuapc,, ~
humble petitions, he has at last dismrmt ''a
ed their country, and made a large po,;o,
OF it an integral part of the French sm
pire. '
Fellow-citizens, the question now lem,
concerning party politics among ourssI,r,,
but the question is whether as a naioD ".
will "s;and fast in the liberty with which
God has made US Free" or tameIy subm
to be yeked, manacled and .rttered, BY on.
OF the bloodiess tyrants the Garth ever wa
scourged with, and become bye-word IN
the world, and the scoSn of all future aces
--s:GD:
From the Frrcmuu's fswnal
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from the Frscmuu's Jsuraaz.
COMMERCIALLY IMPORTANT
To Me Collector ejfhe Customs,
philadelphia.
CowEs, In!Y 90, 1910.

OWES, Ja!y ~, 1870
Considerable INCONVENIENCE having been
experienced hy' SHIPS Of the United States,
on Arrival ID this country for orders and in.
formation as 70 markets | have thoughtn
my duty to give The following information,
when II duly attended TO, viii obviate eve.
~ difficulty, and The ships will have free
admission Immediately on their presenting
themselves in the read of Ccwes.
BY an act Of parliament passed in the
Ash year OF his Britannia msiesN reign,
chap. 1o-Aii ships and vessels arriving or
touching at any port Of Great Britain, with
cotton or Other enumerated articles liable
to infection, are subjected to restraint Of
quarantine, whereby much expence is ia.
cured in obtaining orders in council hr
their release, besides detention unIy:,
such ship So laden be provided with de-
claration OF the shipper, sworn to brtors'a
magistrate IN America, aud certified also
by the British consul, or by tso Erowa
British merchants where no consul resides,
that such cotton or other enumerated sItl
cles Gas may By are the growth and pro-
duce OF Ameglcs, or, are not OF tic grown
and praduce OF Turkey, Africa or West
Barbary.
Ii is therefore recommended that every
ship SO laden may be furnished with he IT,
CURED declaration or certificate of tnt ar
tcles growth, whether bound to G. Britain
fer importation, or transently bound |"
Holland, the Baltic or elsewhere, a'''
touching in G. Britain.
All ships bound to Great Britain tor or
defs, or coming in through stress OF "sS'
Their, damage loss or accidents Of The seas
are permitted under the authority OF the a
aforementioned act, to perform their qua'
antine at Cowes but it is to BE- ooseF'sT
that no person must quit the ship on her !
rival, until the custom house suPern''e"',
ant has been along side, and given the 'SS''
permission to land. :.
By an act of the 18th Of his brlta''"I.
majesty, chap. 1O4--Pilos on the dAe''" 81"
coasts of Great Britain are now place.. W.
der the jurisdiction and control OF the ' ID
ty House, and rates of pilo,agc establish Wv
for ships according to their draush' o. w. IS
ter: the pilots licensed at the po'' .od
Cowes are one hund,ed in NUMBER ~,
cruise in the district from the Overs 49, =,
to the Isle Of Portland and as their e :.;oo,
es are now defined, and the imPo'm If
and frauds formerly praciised on '''|S,s' ID.
ships are defeated. 1t is neversnS ;, y dis.
visabIe, on account of a demand ca'.D nail
lance money, that no piIo'age oil ps r
until the consul's opinion BE- ilrst ''A ~. ma.
The act of the goth OF his bfl'a''' ;nDor.
.iesty, chap. &c, regulating tobacco @oo' ,
tatiops, being yet in existence svb Of tn:
standing the expiration OF the ., treaty Of
king, for carrying in,o execution, ~. Uoisrd
amity and Navigation win ,rs.s On the
ssasss) it is desirable to '"p's"
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New Publications

New Publications
Just received by JAMES KENNED1
sen. King-street,
Antidote to the Merino Mania, now pro-
crossing thro' the United States,
0 R,
The value of the Merino breed, placed by
observation and experience upon proper
basis.
The British Cicero, or a selection of the
most admired speeches in the English Ian
.guage--arrangcd under three distinct heads
of popular parliamentary and Judicial oratory
with historical illustrations and an intro
duction to the study and practice of elo-
quencs, in volumes-by Thomas Browne,
i. L. d
A Dictionary of Practical Surgery, con-
tanning a complete exhibition of the princi-
piles and practice of Surgery, 2 volumes
by Samuel Cooper.
MAYORS Lives Of Plutarch, selected, con-
tanning the most ilustrious characters of an
tiquity-For the use of schools.
DR. Smiths translation of Longinus, with
the original Greek.
Sept. IA, eotf
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#. and suspended to sign post BY the ma
pic power of Harlequin it descends, and Is
changed TO a Shaa Basket, and the fish tuln-
BE about the stage Harlequin throws OH his
dress and becomes Fish Woman. A Dance
is proposed and Mock Opera; one is exc
cutea by the clown and fish woman ne
scene changes.
Chorus Of Yilagers--a IFhen Plies y 7a6o's
rend the .dir
VIEW OF "A FLOWER GARDEN.
Gardeners are arranging the plants-Har--
lequin and Columbine enter and make pan
tomimcaI change, through which HARLEQUIN
takes flying leap: number OF whimsical
tricks are displayed, which to be enjoyed
mast be seen.
Il GROCER'S SHOP So POST OffIGE.
The clown steals letters out OF the box, ana
is returning for second plumber, whelf 1t
changes to Lions Head, which he does not
perceive until he has got his hand In It's
mouth he endeavors TO extrlcate himself ana
draws out Monkey. Here Harlequin plays
succession of tricks with the clown and pan
falcon, when the scene changes to view OF
Sc B Il S tt " S p x I'm q.
Harlequin s. Columbine enter. The clown
is alarmed by huge Stake, the machinery
of which is SO constructed as to pursue him
in every dire ction roand the stage: The
scene is suddenly changed TO prospective
view of
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CO Pinkerton's Collection Of Vov.
ages, part 9TH, is just received and ready for
delivery to subscribers
James Kennedy, sen.
September "a. esdsw