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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-04-12

DY virtue of Deed of Trust, executed
ID to me, to secure the payment ola sum
of money to Joel Ward, win sell on the
premises, on Tuesday the 4th dav Of June
next ensuing, certain House and Lot and
half Lot OF ground, in the town of Smith
field, known and distinguished on the plot
of said town by lot No. IL, the half lot ad-
joining, being the property Of Thomas ..
Williams.
SETH SMITH, Trustee.
April IL, 1911.
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Take Notice.

THOSE persons who gave notes for
l. property purchased at Jeremiah
Evans's sale, in Angus, last, are hereby in-
formed, that their respective obligations are
now due, and have been placed 10 the sub
scriber's hands, for collection such per-
sons, therefore, as are interested in said
notes, are requested TO attend at Mr.. Jacob
Hamme's in Martinsburgh, on Saturday
the 2o;h inst. for the purpose of d,scharg-
ing said obligations. Those who fail to do
so, need not expect further indulgence.
ISAAC EVANS.
April IL, 1871. !
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-04-12

Confagrasion.--T The report of the FIRE
on Blannerhassest's island, mentioned in
our last. proves to have bave been too cor
rect. We learn that three negroes en-.
ployed on the island, undertook on the
night of Saturday week, to pass over to the
Virginia side of the Ohio 10 canoe, which
they overset, and one of them was drowned
The other two returned to the house, about
three O'Clock in the morning, chilled In
their attempts to save their fellow, and
one OF them in procuring fire, caugh, with
it some hemp 10 the north wing. After in
effectual attempts to quench it himself, he
raised his fellows ia the south wing. Had
he Immediately alarmed Mr.. Neale, who
occupied the house, it might perhaps have
been saved. But while he omitted the cry
of fire, and was obtaining assistance Of the
negroes, the flames mad progressed too far
to be arrested Part of the furniture of
Mr.. Neale was saved. The utensils, wear.
ing apparel and various other valuable ar
ticles Of Mr.. Cashwell, cabinet maker.
were consumed in the north wing-and
Mr.. Cashwell himself, in attempting to
save soye effects from the house, was Sc.
verely scorcfed and narrowly ESCAPED per-
ishing. A sudden burst of lame Frustrated
him on the floor; he rose with difficulty
and had the good fortune, through smoke
and flames to make his escape at a window
Mr.. Miller of Kentucky, who holds MIR.
Blanuerhassett's estate on the island to sa-
tisfy debts accruing on the dishonour of
his bills drawn in favour of Mr.. Miller, in
Burr's time, has suffered very considera.
biz 10 the event. He had for two years de-
voted the plantation to the raising of hemp !;
he had high expectation of the profits from
last years cultlvaton--but great part of
his hemp dressed and packed AWAY was
DESTROYED by the FIRE. Besides which he
has lost about $50 bushels of hemp-seed in.
tended for the present, ear, which perhaps
capuot be seasooablY replaced.
/ he house was built about ten or eleven
years ago at great expense, under the di-
rectiou of Mr.. Blanrerhasset himself. and
exhibited taste and elegance probably un-
surpassed, perhaps unequalled 10 the west
eTn country. Itnad become somewhat de-
faced, and the beautiful gardens and shrub
berry, which formed part of the paradise
described by Mr.. Wirt, on Burr's trial,
AS the residence Of an Eve, had been ruin
ed for the want of culture, bat the house
was an object of curiosity to travellers, and
was no inccnsiderahle addition to the beau
tifuI prospect of Belpre, but its elegance
now lies IN ashes and in all human proba
bility will never again be resusotated.
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Saddle Found.

EOUND about three weeks APO, be-
i tween Sybert's Mill and the mouth Of
Opeckon, mans Saddle. The owner
NAV have it again, on proving property
and paying the expense Of this advertise
nent.
PETER OLLER.
April 12, 1911.
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Signifyiug nothing ;


Signifying nothing;
No he is quite mild, sstiricaP and sound.
According to this writer, every man
who does not daily fall down and worship
the idol of democracy, is a barbarian
What most excellent repu blican,' would
the Vicar of Bray have made! We have
plenty of such politicians. At this rate
John Adams, senior, has at length recov-
cred his understanding. And after wan.
derng full many long year in the twilight
of federalism, he is at length cheered by
the broad glare ofdemocratic moonshine-
With what cordiality he can salute his new
friends il is not easy to determine but to
some men, any intercourse with a malicious
calumniator, would be disgusting in the
extreme.
We do not believe that the respectable
ffeeholders of Virginia, will be easily pa
lrvered, out of representative who has
done them so much honor, and who has
been of service to his country. Mr.. Ran.
dolph's abilities are known. He possesses
the keenness to detect guilt and folly, and
the integrity to expose them.
[Alex. Gaz.
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a GENERAL meeting of the Over
n seers of the Poor of the County of
Berkeley, will be held at Martinsburgh,
on the first Monday in June next. All per-
sons concerned arc desired to attend.
BY order of the Board, Test,
ROBERT COCKBURN, c or.
April 10, 1911.
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An Apprentice Wanted.

WANTED Immediately as an appren-
w tice, to learn the Wheel Right,
Chair making, Painting and Turning buSi.
ness, lad from IL to 16 years OF age, OK
good moral principles.
GEORGE KERNS.
Martinsburgh, April IL, 1911.
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DIED, on Wednesday last, Mr.. JACOB
RUSH, very worthy and respectable far
mer of this County.
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or declamatory,' or empty or smalig-
nsnt,' or indecorous,' or unsound,' or
sdesultory :" his words are not
f,,fl If eo,,y,J apd E,yv
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-04-12

Riflemen, Attention
VOU are directed to attend muster, in
i Martinsborgh, on Saturday the 2oin
inst. completely uniformed, aud arms in
good order.
JAMES MASON, Capt.
April 10, 1871.
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PUBLIC SALE.
By virtue Of a deed Of t.. =

! ny virtue CT a deed Of trse
from Daniei M'Cary, ard Marga.s.t, ),
tilta SEo'9ccT', his wife, TO Us tie 81, va
bers, viii he exposto q pubic safe o.. ~
day fas TN day Of II 5v24ry .is.s., q, G.
ford's tavern, in George Town. T,s. .",
Land on the river Potomac, lying in y.,,S. q
county. state Of Virginia, known y. M ,S
tvs Island, and sugar Lind Tract. ~ s@'-
much thereoa as viii DC Sufficient 10 w., .
SUM recorded in Said deed *
This property lies about 20 n.iies al,
George lown, and the ei,y Of Wastna..s
and the Island part OF tie property. ,orSS:
ing 500 acres, is known w is w.. ~11'-
tons to be the most valuable and ts>;s -y>'
land in either the states OF Maryland o.
ginia, with proper cultivation NAV be -
to produce 100 bushels Of corn Ger a.,"
great proportion OF THIS tract is iea,;Iv H.: y
eered, from which an inexsAustablc lg,s,@''
Of ship timber, slaves, kc. may be ,sk.,
The property will be shesn On appica.;an.-
Mr.. John w. Bronaugh, ia Seo.re rour
alr. Daniel M'Carty, OH tie premises. w.
terms OF sale are, orc ti,ii,! u.sii, %, ,,cc,.;,
bic paper IN tie bank Of Cohlnlbis, at 6of,,
witk two approved cndorsers residing wiz;
the district OF Eolumbi.--thc balance io,,rs.
equal Gag mcnt, OF three, .;x * ,nue n,c;h
al! be,rlrp interest iron, 4. y Of sale, in st,,'
as above mentioned The land is 4, ,.ro,.,
bound, nd be veso!d on dcfu!t cfp.,,ner,
for SO much ready money as may be s.,ts,;es'
to ralse.tisc balance ts.sn One, and the lesa..
on a credit to meet the future inssihns7, =.
instruments the proceeds OF which es,s.; !.
t. be III like nanncr secured, and ss:. oner,
ton Of resale is 10 be MADE az etun a s,.b
successive dcsault stall require ccyntc,u;,y
each to the TENS prescribed for the fist
Elisha fancy,
James Meth, lueim.
NOVEMBER ,. 2ix4
~ The sale of the above pyocrr.
ty is poltponed until MONDAY, tie
eighth day of April: on which day il
will be sod, pursuant to lie abow
deed of trust, al Crawiords tavern,
at ONE o'clock.
The TRUSTEE.
February So. ll~G,
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thick slimyani frtidstools--Vomltint :-aasge
and hard bslly-pains andsickness at aW sto-
mach-pains in the head and thlsh'' mn ia
lowness of spirits.-slow fevef' "llh sn ';aa
and irregular pulse-a dry cough,,eAoess,,e
thirst--sometimes pale and unhealthy eouh,
n,ore. and sometimes the face bloa.ed and
ushed.
Persons afflicted with any OF the aooYs
symptoms, should have immediate roeou as -
to Hamil,on's Worm Destroying Loze"se .
which have been constantly attended win
succe IS in all complaints similar to those ABOVE
described. ,cu
Sold by-Robs't Grey. book'e'ief $
King street, Alexandra, who has aH
received fresh supply Of Persian 10
ton. ,,
Also, Sold by Nicholas H'"g80"'
Fairfax street,
Aug. "a.
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Five hundred tickets to be drawn each
day, and the drawing to commence with the
least possible delay
Pure hasers OF 100 tickets or more, to be
entitled TO credit OF thirty days alter draw
ing of this class, for notes, with approved
ndGrsers.
All prizes not demanded within SIX months
afer the drawing Of this class, will be consi.
dercd as given UP for tn benefit OF the lot
tiers.
This scheme, it is believed, affords an
equal prospect of gain to adventures with
any o:her wiiica has been offered to the pub
lie. Those who ere Interested III the coal-
uerce ant! agriculture ofth country adjacent
10 the Potomac and Shenandoah riv, r, have
additional Inducements to give then support.
"a the money to DC raised by the lottery is
for their INN ediate benefit and convenience.
1t is also hoped that the patriotic and pubic
spirited vii! be disposed to countenaRce and
encourage measure which has Cor its object
the facilitating a ready ard convenient CON-
,nuDica,ion between the western country and
the Atlantic, tending to connect the interests
Of the eastern and western states, and TO
perpetuate their union
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LEES
Worn DESTROYING Lozenses.

w DIM DIStE0T f''O
This medicine which is as innocent and
lila as il is certain and ehicacious in ats o.
dera,ion, canno, injure the smallest infant,
shonId mn worms exist in the body-but will
without pain or gripping cleanse the stomach
81 bowels Of Whatever is foul or offensive,
and thereby prevent the production ot"ofms
and many fatal disorders,
Among the sy nptoms attending Worms
are. disagreeable breath, especially in the
uorninc-bad and corrupt gums--itching In
fhe nose, and about the SCAT on'alsions.
.n;,eptic fits, and sometimes pri.ae,on OF
.p.ecb-irregalar appetite. soHsesii re 10; n
lag lesd and sometimes yoracious- lars'ns
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-03-05
Alexander Moore, Peg.
This IS to give notice, that the

This is to give notice, that the
subscriber OF Alexandria county, in the dis
trio, of Columbia. has obtained from the
Orphans Court of said county, letters OF
administration On the personal estate OF Jacob
Simmer. late of The county aforesaid, deceas-
cd. All persons having claims against the
said deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit
the same with the vouchers thereof to the
subscriber on or before the 25th day of Au
gust rext ensuing, or they may by law be
excluded from all benefit to said estate, and
those indebted thereto are required to make
immediate payment. Given ander my hand
this 2sth day of February, 1871.
William Herbert, Jun.
Administrator OIL jacob Simmer, decd,
FEB uary Is 3ta~4"
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Charles SlnnlS, President.
Jonah Thompson,
John Mason, Direct
Henry Foxall, oys.
William Steuart.

nh Arrangements having been made to
commence the sale of tickets ccmpl ENG the
above Lottery, the publicare hereby inform
ell, that am now prepared to .ccive pro-
posais from all such persons as may he dis
posed to purchase, fr Otherwise contract for
the sale thereof On mission. Purchasers
taking 100 Tickets, or more, will be entitled
to a credit OF thirty days after the drawing OF
the; Lottery, on giving notes with approved
endorsers, negotiable at any Of the Banks
W thin the District Of Columbia.
os. Carleton,
Agent fer tie Potomac Comba,sy
THE DRAWING OF THE
Potomac and Shenandoah Naviga-
ton Lottery.
E~HE public are hereby informed. that
L at meeting Of the President and Di-
rec'ors OF the Potomac Company, held at
Brooks tavern, in Alexandra, on Monday,
the ioth day of December, 1910, it was de-
termined that the drawing of the Potomac
and Shenandoah Navigation ottery shall
commence OH the first Monday in May next.
BY order of the President and Directors.
JOSEPH CARLETON, Sge7v.
Georgetown, Dec. Dollar. ~,
The public are farther Informed that, con-
formally TO subsequent resolution OF the
managers of he lottery, the price of tickets
will be advanced from the 5i.t of March
next, to ten dollars and fifty cents, and that
no tickets :f,er the 25.h day CT April next,
will be sold at any other place than at their
office OF Offices in the district Of Colantia.-
I. is, therefore, confidently hoped. under
these regulations, that persons, desilous o.
promoting the object Of this lottery, and who
have not yet supplied themselves with tick
cts, will embrace the opportunity of doing j,
before they are Withdrawn from the d;stan,
Agents.
BY order OF The Managers,
joseph Carleton, agent.
February els. lavti3thAP
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ORPHANS COUR T.
January 4.

A!rsandyia County, Fro. Tern, 1911.
ORDERED, That tic administrator Of Jacob
Simmer, deceased, do Insert the folio ing
advertisement. three times in each wetk Tor
four weeks in the alexandria Daily Ga
Zettc.
Test.
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ORPH.aNS' COURT.

Alc:r01a,i - Lsu,:y, Fed. tern. 1911.
Ordered, Tha:rlS administrators o; jaas
hlncaid, deceased, 90 inser, the ta!og!is
advertisement, three times ID eac,, ~tea ,5r
eight weeks, in the alexandria ls;iy ~
Zet:c
Test. ALEX. MOORE. 9sg
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ALEX. MOORE, AeS.

I fllS is to give notice, ,hat d:
subscribers OF AlcXsEdria rouily, Ill tie d,.
trict OF Columbia. have obt1ined hp.p tie
Orphans Court of said county .e.;s's 4 d
mnistratiun On the personal eSt,rs oi s25s
KHea'd, late ofthe couuty atare sail &j.oes--
ed: All persons having Claims as1tasl &c
SAID deceased, are hereby warned % eS!Gss.
the SAME with !he vouchers theacol n re
Subscribers, on or beforc TIC 9t!l day 81 ~.
gust next ensuing, or they may by l.s ie
excluded from al benefit to said ssslate; I'D
those Indebted thereto are required 70 =ndu
immediate pay n,nt. Given unt'el INr hal.S
this ninth day Of February.
Lucy Kincaid, ads'lrx
John Richards, alanjL
of John SiHcaid.
February g. sHg
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ORPHANS COURT.

A1exo'saria LsNaty, FEB. 1efm, III
OEOERkD. That the adininisiatzr &e t-
us non, OF William Shreve, iieoe A--ss y
lTser; the following advertisements ;@alss I"
eac!, week 10" three weeks in the ais4-aas
Daily Gazette.
Teste.
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not having entered his appearance ana given
security according to the actot assembly a'd
the rules ofthis court, and it appearing 10 the
satisfaction of the court upo2 atiid;ylt' lhAt
the said Aaron Wilson is not an inhabitant
of this district--on motion of the said COM
plsinant by his counsel, it's ordered that the
said defendant, Aaron Wilson 60 appear
here on the first day Of next term and enter
his appearance to the suit and give security
FOR periormingthc decree Of the court, x that
the other defendant, Joseph Birch, Jun. do
not pay away, convey, or secrete, the dents
by him owing to, or the estate or effects IN
MS hands belonging to the said absent defend
ant, Aaron Wilson, until the further orde"
or decree Of this court, and that copy
of this order be forthwith published Tor two
months successfully in one of the pubhc
newspapers published in this county, ard
that another copy be posted at the front door
of the court house Of said county.
A copy--Test,
C.. Deneale, c. c.
Januarv d la2m
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DISTKICT OF COLUMBIA,

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
COUNTY OF ALEXANDRIA, IS.
October adjourned Term, 1910.
Alexander S. Hooe,
against =, csn..
Stephen Cooke, Tbs. Sbraye, =" 0''0'ee's'
Robert Gray AID Peter
Billy, dcfendnnts
The defendant Stephen Cooke
no, having entered his appearance and given
security according to the act OF assembly and
the rules of this court, and it appearing to the
satisfaction OF the court upon affidavit, that the
said defendant Stephen Cooke Is hot al in-
habitant Of this district--on motion Of the
said complainant by his counsel, 1t is ordered,
that the said defendant stephen Cooke do ap-
pear here on the first day Of July term next, *
enter his appearance to the suit, and give Sc
curitv for performing the decree of the court
and that the other defendants Thomas
Shreve, Robert Gray, and Peter Billy,
do not pay away, convey or secrete, the debts
by them owing to, the estate or effects liz their
hands, belonging to the SAID absent defendant
Stehhen Cooke, until the further order or
decree oTthe court, and that copy ofthis or
der be forthwith published for TIVE months
successfully, in enc of The public newspapers,
published in this county and that another copy
Inc posted at the front door ofthe Court house
of said county
A Copy-Test,
! G.. Deneale, C. c.
! January II. 'a~2m
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alexander MooSe. Rss
This is to give notice shat nc

{, - 49,
subscriber Of hiexaut;ria county, in re ~
trict of Columbia, has obtained fao,a IN w.
phans' Court CT mid county ieecls Of s'A'
nlstration de bonis non, on tho person: e.
tate Of WILLIAM SHREIE, late q oS
county aforesaid deceased -! |t''''
having claims 'gainst the said dccease, ..
hereby warned to exhibit tie SANE Tih ~
vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber. or y ~,
the 25th day Of August next; trey !,
by law be excluded frcrs eli tcnchttn e 80.
estate and those iadeh Ell t5e'e'E a's ~
CURED ;a make immedia:c psy,ncn;. ,,.
Given under my hand this 15tk d'J Ic''
AIRY, iall.
Samuel Shire {, ssfi0'' !;
Administrators d" sQh'' 'N
William ohre,e. 49,
February IS. ''s~.~
100 barrels S1oe>t li4efs
For sale by IN.
Joseph MandeF, nc
Corner OF King and iaiS14S ''''
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District Of Columbia,
COUNTY OF hLExANDaIA-to VIII
AoUcmber Term, 1910.
George Simpson, comtlaina"f,
AGAINST Chancery
Aaron Wilson * Joseph Birch,
Jun. defendants,
The defendant Aaron Wilson,
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| Mr.. Seybeft moved thst the committee Use
and report progress, for the purpose q ak
ing up the bill from the senate for raising
regular force.
Mr.. Clay supported this motion. He1ras
not opposed to volunteers, but the bill from
the senate contemplated more efficient force
and could be acted on in nuch less time than
the bill now under consideration.
Messrs. johnson and Smile opposed the
motion for the committees rising, on the
ground that the present bill was as important
as that from the senate.
Mr.. Little supported the motion, for the
purpose of deciding first on the senate's bill.
Mr.. Porter opposed it. He asserted that
this volunteer force was more efficient thana
regular army, and could be raised in half the
time. This was an important consideration,
when it was recollected that it was the deter
rnination of every branch of the government
to assert our rights by force, and to make
descent as speedily as possible upon the Bril-
fish possessions.
Mr.. Clay contended that $4,000 volunteers
enlisted TOR months were by no means so eff
ficient as force as $4,000 regulars enlisted for
FIVE years. The latter was the only force which
we could properly calculate on for the con.
quest of Canada.
The motion for the committees rising was
agreed to, after which the house went into
committee of the whole, Mr.. Breckenridge
in the chair, on the amendment proposed BY
the committee, of foreign relations to the bill
from the Senate for raising an additional mill
tary forces (above referred to- The object
of the amendment is to reduce the number of
troops proposed by the bill as it passed the
Senate.
Mr.. Fisk was opposed to the amendment.
He said the number proposed by the senate
(25,ooo men), SO far from being too great,
would be scarcely sufficient in case ofwar
Mr.. Wright followed on the same side.
We might not only have British enemy to
contend with, but an Indian enemy en- eur
frontiers.
The question was then taken on the amend
ment reported by The committee OF foreign
relations, and it was rejected, yeas A, nays IS.
Mr.. Porter moved to strike out of the first
section the words one regiment Of light ar
tillery." That species of force was of little
use. He had understood that this part Of the
bill had crept in by mistake. Agreed to.
A motion was then made and carried to
change the words " one regiment ofartillery"
to tzvo regiments of artillery, so as to preserys
the number of men originally proposed by the
senate.
Various other amendments, generally Of
little consequence, were offered to this bill,
which were under discussion when our letter
came away 6 o'clock)
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PUBLIC SALE.

On the 10th day of January next, will be
sid. on the premises.
A House and Lot OF Ground,
s;tusted on the south side OF Duke street, ee-
tween Water and Fairfax streets, fronting
on Duke street e8 feet, and run ing in depth
o. feet 10 a 10 feet alley. The above pro-
perty is clc,r of all incum hrance. Terms
will be made known at the place OF sale
P. G. Marstelier.
December 50 at'
~ The fast sailing and well aceommo-
da,ed Packet DESPATCH, will sail Tor "0r-
fox on "Wednesday next. For Freight OF
Passage-Apply to npPNE
Irwin's Wharf.
December 80, 1911.
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ALEXANDRIA.
TUESDAY MORNING, December 81.
TO sKEw
THE VERY AGE AND BODY OF THE TINE
HIS FORM AND PRESSURE.

6 The monster Death, still POINTS the fatal dart,
asand Tets it fly to hieree the aching heart"
DIED, on Sunday evening last, after short
illness, Mr.. CHARLES RIcKETTs-a young
Man possessed of every amiable quality.
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Mr.. E. F., Maryland.

Uu be added to Tuesdays Sales,
A few pieces OF BLK, Cotton
and Thread Laces.
P. G. MARSTELLER.
December % d3t