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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-19
THE ERENCH CHURCH.
lFRnH A LATE LONDON PAPER
IEIEilk AE THE pDDE

To the Arcliolshor> aud Bishops OF France =
Venerable Brethren aud dear Sons, SaTati-
on aEd the Apostolic Dcnediction.
La viewing, after 30 many terrible YiciSsi-
tudes the vineyard which the IOrdhas planted
In the tine Kingdom of France, we have easily
come 10 the conclusion that the means of cul-
hvating II with greater success consisted in
SIMPLIFYING greater number of labourers. This
A. Nhat our dear sun ia Jesus Christ, Louis
his Most Christian Majesty, has likewise
thought, who, desiring TO consolidate the edi-
nee, shaken by the violence of the winds has
expressed 10 MS an anxious wish for the in
crease It the number of blsnoprckS, BY giving
To The diOceScs new limits persuaded that
ihis measure would afford the happiest fa Gilt
lies for the arrangement OF the ecclesiastical
affairs ot this great kingdOm-Ihere is no ueed
OF long diSccnIse, venerable brethren and dear
sens, Go cou since you with what JOY and with
what zeal we are disposed to second, with our
apostolic authority, the piOuS desires of so reIi-
glpus II nmg; for II rs not the chaugeablencss
ct hnnldn affairs, as ST. Innocent l. says, (Which
has inspired uS with the idea OF changing The
state of the Church but we conGrat ulate
ourselves that God gives us now the OppOrtuni-
~ Of accomplishing what we have a long time
desired. and what only insurmountakle ob~ta-
Giles have prevented us from executing. Our
intention, therefore, being TO preserve the Ar
cherlscopai * episcopal sees at present exist
M, and 10 erect anew several of those which
existed before the year 1901, it is indispensa-
bic TO make new division OF the dioceses
which we have resolved TO fix, in proposing to
OURSELVES thc greatest advantages Tor TIE Hook
Of The LpId.
Your own experience has, doubtless, made
you feel the advantage which must result from
TINS plan, for the good administration Of the di.
oceses therefore we do not doubt of your
Jealous assent TO this division Ii is with per-
feet confidence we make this demand from
each of you by these letters. 1t is question,
my venerable brothers, and dear sons which
regards the salvation OF souls ior winch pur-
pose there cannot De too great sacrifices, see
ing that our Savior has redeemed them with the
price OF ms blood. Slew yourselves then, by
aprompt reply, ready acquiesce in our cares
aud ~ the sanitary objects Ut the most Christi
AZ hIng, IN order that measures so useful may
not De disturbed by any spirit Of contention,
aud that no obstacle may Interfere with the ex-
ecntion Of what is required OF us by That soli-
ritHde which God has eniomed as duty, with
respect 10 the Universal Church. Ia the mean
while, we ask OF this Dispenser Of all blessings,
10 diiihse them among you; and we aheciIo.
bateiy give sou the Apostolic beHedictsn ~
witness OF our paternal beuevOence.
Given at Cast elgaudolphy, ia the diocese of
AibdnO, the 18th Of june, 1917.
Plus VII, POPE.
G tue eoqy,) Cardiaaf Gonsairi.
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SALEM, September 10.

=. ''tT
The Serpent has again visited us. On
Sunday evening his ieree was attended
by large number of citizens. "A small
boat fishing on Sunday night was very
much troubled. The crew state thai he
was some hours about them, and that
number of times he was within ten feel of
them. 1t seems that there were swarms
or schools OF bait around him, and il
appears evident that he follows them
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puIy.Anrtp1,t, g., 10

JOEL CRAIG, OF ClIaricstown township
Chester county, who on the 1911, Of .Iuly
last, shot EDWARD HUNTER, ESQUIRE. OF
Newiown township, Delaware county.
and for whose apprehension reward OF
$500 WAS offered, was brough, 10 this c;-
ty last evening IN irons, and committed
10 prison.
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employ. But, on the other hand, II time
aud circumstances do not allow Us te
undertake a war, prevent the dlscOntent
u. the Russian Ambassador as soon as
possible by Il suitable answer"
The impression which tins rescript made
on the DNan was easily To be foreSeen.
1t gave occasion to Il second, which WAS
in The following terms:-
g As my Ministers, after mature consi-
deraiion of ali the circumstances, have
considered it necessary To give up all
thoughts of war, and embrace the wise
part of reconciliation, il is absolutely ne
ctssarv that the conferences should be I'M
mediately opened, and that the note in
question should be delivered without de-
lay by the REFS Eitendi to the Russian
Ambassador; bui the greatest care must
be taken that this note be well aud clear
ly drawn up: and not like the first, III
which there was no sense al all III Gr-
der 10 give Russia 10 understand that 1t
L. oar intention TO arrange matters ami
cably."
Tie inclination of The Grand Seignor
to peace, and this decisive language,
were sufficient So cause tie fol! of The
opposite party. Tie Grand Vizier re
cened a severe reprimand but his in
sirunent, the Refs Ehendi, was disgra,
ed, and his Office given 10 the Dian,i ri
fendi, man who has already frequent
~ filed that place.
Ham5,pga, Jaty i9.-According TO Off
ciai Intelligence received here from Lon
don, the ilauSea,ic vessels, which were
taken from i'unisian corsars BY Enghs h
ships OF war, were released, without the
slightest demand for expenses Of deli
vcrance, or prize-money. The Hanseat-
ic Agent at London writes, that the Adj
mIralty do not regard these vessels as
recapinres, and that, consequently, they
tiier officers, II IL had been demanded,
but that the latter had made no sort OF
prc,cnSion 10 II.
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CoNsrANr1NopLr. Iune 2o.

CON5TANTINOPLE, June %.
Tie representations ofthe Russian Mi
Mister, Count Won Strogonoff, which were
founded on the most reasonable and Just
demands OF Russia, seem not To have
led to any thing decisive in the Diyan.
The influence OF the Grand Vizier over
the is-Ehcnd aHd the Tef.erdar had
lsindefcd It. The Sultan, vino, OH the
other hand. earnestly desired good um-
dct4landng with Russia, addressed on
the 81 vi March TO the Grand Vizier
the following energetic and remarkable
Tescrlpt.
"HALTLSHERIF:
There have b en- many and long de-
lbcfations already held upon the note
which i've Russian Ambassador has dc
lsered yet no journal Of your stlings
hss yci been laid before US. 1t is now a.
bnin 80 days since Ibis business was iaid
lctOre youlnr discussion. Why have YOU
mol yet come 10 ANY resolution spon II 4!
From tbs delay we aust believe that you
employ yourselves in your sltiings only
49, tIlngs Oi no consequence. VIII you
inen wait iiu the Russian Ambassador IS
angry, and proceeds 10 threats Il you
believe thai war II unavoidable, tltink on
the means OF defence show us minute
Nv tie necessary causes OF war, and the
extent OF size resources whleh YOU viii
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Of its Chief magistrate. exhibiting all the beau.
ty and grandeur II possessed, before the fire
brand of ban barous ferocity made OF il an heap
OF crumbiing RUNS. [WashingtOa Reg.
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We omitted to state, IN mentioning the
adjournment of the Court Martial i'm this
City, tina, the objection 10 their compe
tency was not made by the officer accus-
co before them but that, ON the contra
ry, he Was prepared for trial, and DESTROYS
Thar The investigation SHOULD have pro-
ceeded. RI
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Extract to the Editor of the Democratic Press
dded at st. ThOmaSS, Goth dug. 1917.

The news from Laguira is, that the inde.
pendents on the Sd instant, got possession oil
Spaniards, IN their ships of which il is said
three were lost on bars in the OrOnoke, viz. one
frigaie and two brigs of war. 100 of the fugi-
tiyes are said to have arrived at martiniG,.e.
where they are dying in the streets of want aud
sickness. The Spamiards held out iii they
were nearly staryed--provisions we've so dear
that cat was paid for with joe.
well Informed people are OF opinion, that
the capture Of Augusinra will be followed by
the expulsion OF the Spaniards from Cu,nana.
Caracas, aud all Venezuela"
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! alton had emgrated principals from older
states. who with their children nov spreading
round them are Of the same habits, mannersanl
interests with them, and being so central am,
happily situated for intercourse with the vari-
Gus sections Of our extensive territory this state
must be viewed with The happiest anticipations
as II respects the continuation of the union. and
the future destinies of this republic He closed
10y requesting the chairman and committee 10
accept, for themselves and the peop,e of Tho
town and iis vicinity, assurances of his bcsr
wishes Tor their happiness aud prosperity.
Al the close oi the reply The citizens
gave three cheers with other demon
STATIONS of the highest satisfaction. and
a national salute from The artillery fol-
lowed. Nat. lar.
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cntioncrS. Tie crueltics ana per.aics Of
that infamous Morillo, aud his worthy as
sociaies, have eXaspcrated our people so
much that we must expect To see our
homes again before the line wc he'd cal
culated."
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The United States brig saranac arrived At
ST. hilary on The 9TH instant, aud company
OF artillery, equipped infantry, has been
some weeks at Point Petre; undoubtedly, we
presume, TO protect a frontier sea port which
IS nov, on accsunt Of it, G.. Iiisu,t TO contend
lhs forces, particularly necessary. Ig5.
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Union | cam boat

The Union Team Boat has commenced
runoing her regular rsut from George.
town to notwithstanding from the
former place at pine o'clock IN, y from
The latter place at four O'Clock P. M -
and for the accommodation OF persons to
sd from the city Of Washington, will
stop on her way up and down, opposite
Captain Davis's wharf, few minutes.
This boat is fitted up at an cxoence
and in a style Of elegance not squalled
ny any similar passage boat in the Unit.
ed States ; and every arrangement has
been made that can add 10 the comfort
and convenience Of the passengers, mar.
ticularly the ladies.
Fare and passage same as last year.
Annual tickets may be had OF the cap
tain.
This boat will start from the wharf Of
Messrs. smith and Pickrsll, lower end
Of jefferson street, Gsorgetnv n--& from
the wharf Of Mr.. Andrew Bar.le, Alex.
aHdria.
JOHN sHREyR.
March II 49, d.
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Steam Boot Retreat.
To the Public.
Z. WARD.
r ATE Of Oceoquan, continues 10
IL kespa
House Of Entertainment.
two miles south Of that place.
March II SIT
Fifty Dollars Reward.

Ran away from the subscriber, on o.
about the 2s instant . negros man nam
ed SAM. He is = blacksmith BY trade.
aged about twenty Eve years about s
feet eight or ten inches in height has 9
plesing eountenance. shows bis teeth
more than il usual when he laughs. and
is aneemmonly plausible in his sorrer-
sation and manners.
l will pay the above sun to any per.
son ohio shall apprehend the above runa.
way and secure him 90 that l may rscs.
yer him again, provided he is appre.
hended to the north Of the Potomac,
aud thirty dollars it apPrehendsd ia
Virginia or the district Of COLUMBIA,
south of the Potomac.
Bushrod Washington.
Mount Vernon, near Alexandria,
February s6 March I dlssswf
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Twenty Dollars Reward.
November SO

Ran away from Major William No
land, at Aide, Loudoun county, Virgil
aia, a Negro Man named MOSES, a
dark muIattb, ~ years Of age, about S
feet s or 7 inches high, stout mads and
sleeps 10 his shoulders, has a lounging
walk, his muse turns up cun,iderably y
had on when he west away dark shoft
coat of home made cloth, and pantaloons
OF the same, laced shoes, and half
worn wool bat F.; the rest Of bis cloathins
not rscellected. / he above reward will
b. given to any person who will deliver
him to Major N"land at the place, or
to me near this place, or conhne him liz
any Jail 30 that get him s.ri'r.
Isabella Hislop.
Aide, March l4-l7 eo3s
~ N i. All persons, aud masters
Of vessels are hereby farewarned from
IlaiDoripg or employing said negro, az
the law WI! be enforced against such Of
.enders.
.isrch II
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Land for Sale

A tract or parcel Of Land, containing
between two and three hundred acres.
on the north side sf Occoquan, in Fair
fax county, abou S miles west OF Deco
GUAM mills. It is we'll watered with ne
yer failing springs, It is also we'll timber,
ed, and the great quantity Of fur timber
on it renders it the more valuable to any
person in the coopering line. This land
Is Of the middle soil, and produces corn,
wheat or any other grain tole.able veil
there is about 100 acres cleared and un-
de-. good fence. The improvements are
a log dwelling house 4 other out houses,
aad a good apple orchard Of about sixty
trees.
ALSO,
One other tract in the same county,
within three miles OF Occoquan, lying on
Sandy Run. containing AZ acres-one
halt in cultivation and under good fence,
the remainder heavily timbered. There
are on the premises an old framed dwell.
ling house and out houses and an apple
orchard of eighty bearing trees.
Any person inclining to purchase can
view the premises and know the terms
py applying to the subscriber who lives
near them.
Thomas Gossom.
November SO 9montns
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Old Wine, &c,

The subscriber has added to his former
stock four pipes Of high favored s year
old wine from thu house Of Scott, Prinylc,
yeitch Il Go. which he solicits trial u.
IN STORE,
L. P. Madeira wine in Pirps, Bat
pipes aud quarter casks from each Of The
most celebrated houses in the island. ,
Port l.. P. TeneriHs and Sherry wines
Old Coguac Brandy, Holland GIN
with general assortment Of liquors and
groceries, for sale at reduced prices, by
JOHN II. CREASE.
Also ten barrels Rye Flour.
Fskruary5. d4tsotf
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Sales at Auction.
On Wtdnesdays and Saturdays

On Wednesdays and Saturdays,
WILL BE oFYERED,
A. he Auction Office on Union street,
Between King and Prince
n extensive and general assortment
a of seasouable Goods, ot British,
Frsnch. German. India, and Domestic
Manufacture. which will be well select
ID. and well worthy the attention oil
town and country merchants and others !;
a. the undersigned will be ahundantiy
|,nI;ed from Che manufactors and then
i-;ends in Boston. New York and Phlla-
leIphia-which will give to gentlemen "a
Opportuaity Of laying in their goods on as
,ooI terms as they can be IN those cities
f,k;nr into view the difference OF Ex-
change. etc. etc.
The particular description OF goods
will be advertised in the papers OF the
Consignments strictly atteoded to and
liberal advances maAe il desirable
John Jackson & Go.
Auctioneers.
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ROBERT y. BOGGUS,
boot u Shoe Maker.

ROBERT y. BOGUS,
Boot u Shoe .Haker,
Fairfax street, two doors south of King
street,FespectfulIy informs his friends 4
the .publioihat his establishment continues
open for their accommodation, and that
he has on hand, Shoes, Dancing Pumps,
sc. in the FIRST style Of elegance and
durability. He hopes by mis- attention to
business, to secure portion Of public
pst, onaRe, which he pledges himself, no
exertion shall be omitted to merit.
March 10
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REMOVAL
JOHN WOOD

EVAS removed HI. copper op, to
ri King Street, in the shop lately
occupied BY MIR Jalbert. Where he is
prepared to execute the orders OF bis
friends with punctuality and Dispatch.
He will constantly keep on hand artl-
Giles in his line, particularly flour barrels
Ma, oh s
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Mechanics Bank. Alexandria

Mechanics Bank, Alexandria,
March 4, 1917.
T5VHE Stockholders Of this institution
are hereb, notified, thst dividend
OF five per cent. on the capital stock paid
in, is this day declared, payable to them
or their legal representatives, on Friday
the l4th Instant.
BY order Of the President and Direc.
tors.
Him. Patton, jun Cashier.
Marc ) -.
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For sale,

For sale,
Jast landed from schooner New RACKET
from Boston
so barrels No / Mackerei
so boxes mould candles no So s
so do dipt do all sizes
Apply to Daniel Barnes at fa1on'
Meteaif and Co.'S counting room.
December 81
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Harmon & bradley,
Enb,net .Muh1 =

Resnec,ruH, inform thoir friends and
the public, that they have commenced
tho above business in all its various
branches, at the stand lately occupied
by James Harris at the corner Of King
and Patrick streets. where all orders In
their line will be thankfully received and
PROMPTLY executed.
They trust that by strict attention to,
sether with the quality Of their work
they will be enabled to give general Ia.
tistsclioD to all those who may please Ia
favour them with their custom.
n. b. Old furniture repaired at the
short,s, notice. March 6
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DISrRICr OF COLUMBIA.
County Of Alexandria, to wit {: NOyen'
Der Term, 1916
IN CHANEERY
IN CHANCEKY.

IN CHANCERY.
Colin Aud, comPainan!-aSainst
John Mills, Junior. Noblst Herbert and
Alexander Baggott. def's.
The defendant John Mills, junior, not
having entered his appearance and given
security according to the statute and the
rules Of this court, and it appearing 20
the satisfaction OF the court upon affda.
Wit, that the said defendant John Mills,
Junior, is not an inhabitant Of this dis
trict: on motion of the compla nant by
his counsel, it il ordered, that the said
defendant John Mills, junior. do appear
here on the FIRST day Of April term next
and enter his appearance TO The suit and
give security for performing the DEGREES
Of the court aud that the other defend
ants Neblet Herbert and Alexander Bag.
got. do not pay away, convey or sscrefe,
the debts by them owing to. or the estate
or effects in their hands belonging 70 the
said absent defendant John Mills, junior.
uatil The further order or decree Of thi.
court; aid that copy Of this order be
forthwith published for two months sue
cessively in enc Of the public newspaper
published in this county, and that an".
Their copy be posted at the front door v
the court house Of said county.
Copy-Teste.
G. DENEA-E, C. ..
January % 1awam
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For sale
January %

For Sale
A Tract Of Land on the Potomac H
YER 10 Charles County, Maryland. sbsu'
three miles above Maryland Point anu
containing 75S acre, more or less. Tn.
above land is at present in the hands OF
tenauts, though calculated for q dssira
bic Farm. It is compact and the sol!
.ood and possesses many advantages
from its situation, lying on nsvigsbls
river and near several good fisheries.
Those who feel disposed to purchase, II
is presumed will visit the PREMISES and
terms will be made known on application
to the subscriber.
George Forbes.
Port Tobacco, March b eoH
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a,,sH.p Dang eY sroEBEa, ALEXANDRIA

For Boston,
xz The schr Five Brothers, P,
xEE& Weston, master, will be rea.
$3.50 DIV for . cargo in few days,
6 and take freight on moderate
terms. Apply to
Lawrason e Folule,
Who have received per said schooner,
from Boston. and for sale,
so tous Plaster Paris
100 barrels New England Rum
8 hhds American Gin
z ditto Loaf Sugar,
March 5
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Burr NH Stone Manufacture
hhn S Br0zcn and Co.

Respectfully inform The Public thu
fbrv continue the MANUFACTURE
nf BJTNR MILL STONES, on the CO
asr Of Patrick and merOn'streets, II
fine tnwn of Alexandria, where they arr
eady to receive any orders with which
thew may be favored, aud will execute
them with all despatch and in the best
ner.
They haze rscsirs2 cn assortmen! Of
Betting Cloths
OF good quality, and intend keeping Q
constant supply. .r
septenbsr Is u
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For cw.York,

For cw-Y ork,
sK The brig DOVE, W. ]. To.
M bey, master Z; she has hall her
cargo engaged, and will sail in three or
4 DAYS For freight Of 500 barrels, az
ply to
NJ. MILLER, o,
TIL. ROWLAND
March IL
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ALBANY Oats,

A few hundred bushels of Oats worthy
the attention Of farmers, can be had by
applying to the subscriber, lower end OF
Duke street.
YIN. II. Br0zrs
March 10
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For sale, Freight or Charter,
A. The good orig Rising sun; hur,
A&tnen about 1000 barrels ohe Is
a tnsr rate vessel. well found u sheath
ed. For terms apply to
GEO. COLEMAN.
Whs has for sale, few hhds Gfensda
Rum, ,hId prooi, of an excellent qsali.
~ also, Jew England Rum in sarreis'
greer aud white Coffee in bags.
March 5
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LOST.

A Check dawn, b. c. Smith. Cashr.
on tn, MechGmch Bank Of Baltimore in
favor Of john COX, aud by him endorsed
dated aIst January. TO, $4,000 dollars,
written on a quarter sheet of letter paper,
the finder i. requested to ,eturn It TO
either OF the parties, or to the Bank OF Go
lumhia. =.
March III
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I.aborers Wanted

Twelve Deliars per month, will be
given for Laborers TO work on The Public
Works at Fort Washington. Apply to
Lieut. Col w. K. Armistead.
March 8
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Boiling Cloths.

The subscriber has just received BY the
General Lirsaa, Captain Weston, irsm
Amsterdam, large and elegant assert
ment of Boiling Cloths. Of . superior qua
ity, which will be offered Tor sale at the
store OF Mr. James Anderson.
Amos Alexander.
October 6
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SALES AT VENDUE.
On every Tuesday and Friday
WILL BE SOLD,

VIII. BE SOLD,
Sttse Vendue Store, corner OF Prince
aad Water Streets,
A VARIETY OF
Dru Goods, Groceries, &c.
r,rticSlars of which will be expressed IN
the bills Of the day.
r All kind Of goods which are on
smitstion and the prices Of which are
established, can at any time be viewed
md purchased at the lowest Initatien
A p. G. MARSTELL.ER.
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A few Shares of Mechanics
Bank Stock, Tor sale.
Apply to the Printer.
Jan
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WHISKEY.

LINDSAY T. Hill,
'Have Just received and oher for sale
S barrels rcctihsd WhiSksy-o!d.
February !
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lash for t'urS

The highest Cash Prices will be gwen
hv the subscriber for all kinds Of Furs.
Samuel d. Harper.