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due, and the wlOs amount equal To f.r., five
cents upon the hundred dollars OF the gross amount
OF The customs, the greater part Of whicl bonds
considered recoverable ; since 1919, the revenue
bonds due aud unpaid, have increased in greater
proportion.
The foregoing considerations induce the committee
10 believe, that u would he unwi>e and mpntic tn
,esor, TO the ways and means of internal duties aud
taxes ni the support of governments and redemption
oil public debt, at this tne when every object of go
vernnient can be answered wLuutit.
lie committee cannot in Justice TO themselves
conclude this report without, bringing TO The view OF
the House the former operations OF this government
under The administration of Presidents Jefferson and
Madison In 1901 at the mt of MIR JelIpr-
sous administration, the public debt was & $50
SD the Whole amount of revenue for that wear was
l|8i653O dollars 80 cents aud from tina, period up
10 ihe Year 1872, inclusive, rs, 25i,675 dollars OF
cent, oi the pa ncipa of the public debt WINS redeem
ed without resorting To internal, direct or in,rec,
taxation and with commerce embarrassed and
uammeiied by cn,hargoes, restrictions and non in
,eicourse French Berlin and Milan DEGREES, and
British orders in council ; and n, the same time de-
IRVING little or no mid iron, the sale of uubl,c lands
IN" very 'nconsi'erable sum from loans except the
wan u 1917, which was obtained To enable the go
'ctnmeht 10 prepare for IL has hecn said bv
some, hai the government can, without any material
ALTERATION IN her present ways and means meet her
ou',e"' expenses as now authorized 10y law, and
within PERIOD very remote paw off The national
debt TO support this position reference is made 10
me amount paid since the war the public debt in
iGi6, was 5 l23,052, 732 CO which is the highest
point 10 winch II ever arrived at the same time
here might he floating debt such as airearngcs
une The army, &c The reason of ibis operation up
ON ,he national debt is Obvious the government had
a. mat time extraordinary means the proceeds OF
,he war taxes and duties; also, an unexpcntlcd ba-
lance OF The loans of l3l and 10 the excessive i'm.
poria''ons Immediately after the war; made the re.
cep's OF the Treasury, from customs alone in 1916
so 900 600, when they had only bec, estimated nj
%, 600 900.
IN conclusion, the committee submit to the House
Tue ioinwine resolutions:
esotreo, That The policy Of resoriing to loans for
the support Of times ofpeace is unwse
and iDeNpetlicnt.
hesofred, That this goveramcnt owes it 10 the PEG
the public debt
heso'rea That the resources OF this nation are such
"S 10 iender unnecessary resort TO system of i'm.
ternal, direct and Indirect taxation
hes"fned, Tint this government ought to adopt such
system oil reirenchment will dispense with use.
less expenditures, and bring the pay and salaries OF
. . oicers OF government what they were de-, ing
the administration Of former Presidents.
Hesofted, That the tariff ought TO he new modified
with view TO revenue
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NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN

TWO all persons in the Virginia who have claims
H. against the estate Of THOMAS LoGIyOoD deceased
late OF the state OF Alabama, which claims originated in
Virginia, that the subscriber has qualified his adminsra-
tor with the will annexed that portion Of his cb
lies in the state of Virginia. aud requests all such persons
produce their claims properly for adjustment
EDMUND LoCRETT Admir- with the
will annexed OF Thos. LogwOod dec.
Chesterfield, March % io3-wi2wS
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SNIP champion, Lewis, arrived at Boston on Saur-
nsN from Liverpool with estimated 10 lie worth
eVSooo. On The same night the day she parted with
NoieS carried away her TEMPORARY rudter
Inppra or broken three times and expended nearly NIL
squal lest her mainyard has suffered severely in calls
anu rigging Nearly all the times exhausted con-
inull iaboring mt the rudder. most oil t; MASSAGE had
had gales and heavy sea- with snow and sleet Her safe
arrival was greeted by the huzzas Of number of ner-
chants, who had assembled the end Of Central wharf
at the time she anchored which returned by the
Inc wife OF Mr. Sma'ey Qatcy killed bv lghtnine) has
ioiowed her husband 10 the grave She was the victim of
ncessant grief and has left orphan children to enlore
the unmiely fate OF their IQreuts
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FOR SALE,
In Grand Teyye, or H1nev Ont Rim,

,v-,,,. OF V1't'V n Ut q Ut FIJTFsY DWE DENVS,
hilS very remarkable Tract OF Land consisting Of 503D
n French arpens, IS situate the side of Mobile nav
SIX mes above the town Of Dahele, in the state OF Alaia
ma IL fronts four miles the Tensa river and combines
an HE advantages of soil and situation which can lie deec
adapted equally well for the cultivation the sugar cane
coon,rce &c &c II furnishes excellent mill seat and
every variety Of timber Of the best Kind for ptank
c The greater part Of the tract high with beautiful
Dns on the Tena river furnishing fine sites for building
rs any IN the slate IL is waered with excellent snringe
hsh oysters and fowl be had at all seasons OF the
oes' quay' The situation furnishes every possible adyan
iage winch can be desired for agriculture nsvigafion mr.
commerce. The climate is delightful living Under he 5ist
OF North Latitude, and constantly famed with the
80 OieeIethere Is perhaps healthy spot in the
s,ae' VIII sell part the whole Of the land on tbs
must oerai and inducing terms. The title Is indispuabe
PERSONS wishing 10 purchase will find the proprieor on
we premises the greater part Of his time in bis absence
nsy VIA pPase apply 70 Mr. CHARLES HALL near the
Piemlses, OF 10 SAMUEL HAYNES. Esq. OF Blakeiy.
Mt, - JOHN McALISTER.
hhheyt htarch ~, IO2-wI2w
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Leaving only Slg7A66 So
Leayi0g Q baInaee Oh s .Oe5, Ill ID

which must remain - charge upon the rc,enue OF
F'om the previous pari Of this report, these three
conclusions are clearly dcdnciblc
Fret. That Tie present resources Of the govern
mcnt are scarcely equal TO tbc authorized aud Cur
upon any part Of the principal Of the public debt
secondly. That tie Treasury, after dcducring t,o
deficiencies for the lust year, de over estimates for
the quarter OF the yea ending 3ls Of Dec. 1891 The
amount Of unavailable funds, and Tie balance OF an.
preparations, above stated which will bc required
- ~ arredr 2O8l 10 10, Tor The year 1921, which
sun must he charged upon ihe revaIues of 1872
Ihtrdtg. That the public debt now amounts 10
4'J,60j ~. -
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Aeopy-Tesie, WM. W. HENING, c. c.

rto ceonnlissiorsr's obire Richmond Apra A. 1892
spp"ed We seventh day of June commence The
directed IN tue foregoing of court on which
ay AZ nine o'clock A. H. they desired 10 attend nj nv,
s II ,hls city the creditors prepared prove their res
cms leiore and the executor wi,bhis accounts
"no vouchers ready Tor examination and settlement,
Arr,o H. BAKER, NJ. G.
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Missing The sum Of Slla5o5J o.

This estimate IS made without allowing owe cent
G., rIe Slnkns fond fOr tic gradua discharge Of the
pf ic a bl
9he civil, diplomatic, and miscellaneous expcndi.
lures, iiiey believe, are estimated 100 low because
tie luegn iulofcouisc about To- b. opened between
the Uuiicd States and Purpgai nnd also with the ii-
doreiideut naiioos OF North md 5Unti America, VIII
add w. The sun at least 10000 doildrs. Although IL
nt,y Ice objected that, lbe estimates for The miI-
G,y service, &C. = sum il Included for trearages
irI0r he Lat Vi January, 1917, yot u believed
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CARRIAGES.

'E'ilE public are respectfully in
eSTZIr. L formed that the subscriber
20 Ill continue 10 keep n regular
ltFS5SSfESsSa~xSaE<.zg supply OF CARRIAGES GIGS
sSE-SA&i-ksSs. u the newest and most las hiOna-
- be kind, his manufactory Is
miles west OF Petersburg, Virginia and viii continue 10
keep supply Of the work az Mr. William Berry and
Co.'S. Odsiree Petersburg Va opposite the Union Hotel
Gate French's Tavern.)
Also regular supply OF the best plated mounted
CARRIAGE & GIG HARNESS,
VIII be kept at each place assortment OF low prced
gentlemen. e
orders from any part of the country. addressed to
Poplar Grove Post Office, Dnwdie county, Va will be AT
'enueu 10. STERLING W0ODW ARD.
WI
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5,E 7.I- :. i0e-w4w
| olANGERi AT held for Prince Ed,v5rI
Il county, March the 2oth, 1928. ''"''""
William White Co. co,,,,;,
Thomas Gibson and Robert d. Gibson. J.csda.,
% S cause ls day came on to be heard tie bill an
W. y. "e uiehdant Robert Il. Gibson denosons ana
exhibits and the verdict OF the jury and it w
o. .he court that there has due pablicatio,
~ ue' against the absent defendant Thomas Gibson
heretofore made, aud that he did not appear The ur o,
od au aecree, that the commissioner court state
lhe ue'endan Thomas Gibson that said conmssioner
Thomas to the said son n 81 EfSrr1y BY he
~ ' year bo3 by the two deeds of 10th of ctoe ions
Robert b. Gibson, and what has become thereof and h
claims ME thereto and under wiom thai he renort Il,
court any matter specially which either party may reor
| or may be deemed pertinent 10y him i''
TITO copy-Teste B.J. WoRsRAM, u. C.
nc PTtcs 10 the foregoing ,,L.
NOTICE. that as commissioner shall the r Tuesday in
~ ne year 1872 at my store house in the county OF
ing gs decree re ASA p 'G fGJSs0-
9 aE-l. = lo6-wewS
\ Ssa 9hANcfFl NFoRIe05aFg County, April 0oaT7,
A' TS@ias, boyd Piaintig;
Hume II. Field and John w. Lewis. Def,ao,,,.
.ne defendant Hume r. Field not having entered his an
pedance and given security according TO the act of
semby and the rules of this court and il appearine ~,
me satisfaction OF this court that the plaintiff moi an
,aDi'ant oil tins Commonwealth; motion of the Main
h ny counsel; II ordered, the said defendant Hume
and answer the plaintiffs biIand thai COW Of ;s or
eeI De i"r,h"ilh inserted in the Richmond Enquirer for
! tie Courthouse of this county '"' uo'' VI
A COpy-Teste, WA. H. EASIEy n r.
| April %. - 10 -, - o, ~ u
| w as taken up and committed the Jail OF NoroII
W county, as runaway, the 30h ult. n negro man
Who calls himself JIM he saws that he belongs to john
walton, oi Lexington in Georgia: that lac left home in be-
Semoer last; he had in possession when taken horse a
ordie and two saddles. Jim is black feet inches
both ears appear to baye been cropt on the upner
paris there is long scar on the left side Of his mouth and
another ON tile back of his left hand Ills owner is enir
20 prove his property, pay charges take him away or
ne Will be dealt with as the law directs. -
WILLIAM BARNARD Tailor.
Portsmouth,, April %. 1f2-wiSw
COMMITTED TO the Jail of Norfolk thorough on The 5t
~ Deccmber last, negro man who calls himself VIII
LIAM benson: "
tie IS about 81 years OF age, feet 81 inches high COM
PeXion Shade or lighter than full black has lost
an ms upper fore teeth and his lower jaw teeth is of an
humble cast OF disposition, and appears be simple and
geod naiured having smile his Whenever
ne addressed in good humour. lie be belonged t
ahew Denson, OF Nansemond county who sold him to a
that state when he ran away.
ne owner Of said negro hereby notified TO comply with
the law, and take him away.
WILLIAM u. LAYTON, Jailor
80. Norfolk Borough,
WI
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That sum, nevertheless, is
~ he subjected 10 the
following deductions
The estimate OF the quar-
ter ending the 3lst of
December, 1921, being
estimated too high by
t'iai amount
DEFICIENCIES ~ tie Indian
aud Pension Depart
mcn for the year l8Z
Unavailable funds iu the
Treasury
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IN addition 20 tic public debt as il now stands,
tr re viii a'e 10 be added. II is presumed, $1,000,
90 oi a. least five per cent stock, 90 discharge the
cIail. ngIin4i Spain, agtrcibly 10 the spnlations
witI tiai government. aud which j. he confederation
TO, 'i,e r..ca,se of Florida which viii make tic
P,,iic de,t 3 g3i236O5 IS; tnc interest upon which
a,ii te S54iOAij ~ annually
Ii'. c~t 'i'tss, A. Earn SIZED by inc Secretary Of
ih Irisuty iot stu iG12 stand ttis
Crii. dplop.,tie. anJ miscellaneous 50 65l ~ co
Riif'l nf'ic', ~. J,luj.Gy7 50
SHr.tl s.Nicc, o.. 24Jl,4iO u
10 ilc iu''u service add 3OO,GOO 90
(pIr Of the 100000 for the
& ,d,rt incrcs's" of ilc navy, rot
mclaJrd Ia lie estimate y aud,
also,
Tie interest on The national debt, as
above r-.imited, winch witbe
GU .unOdat after iiie ycn 1879 D. 40 .2lG 81
trt f.t. .- I'd,
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RErORr o. nCrRENCuUrNT

htfDHT On REfBENCHMENT
~ n'e fi3"se u RepreSea'at .re-.-.lDJl 10
he following Report was delivered in by
Mr.. HARDIN:
Ihc Select Committee appointed 10 inn.irc ,,bc,lo
any pnri OF the Public exp"nd IRE can Icr-tren il
90 without dcirimeni 10 the luLlir service. and
"hciher there he amy Offices appointments i'm If @
government oi The United States, Mh ich have he.
'1me useless ans unnecessary, and car be disyens
'ri VIII, Report ~ p.ut
Ine :i,. subject winch presented Itself 10 The c
niiiec, N the discharge OF the dates imuosc, 80,
iitm lay Tie resolution OF the House was tu ASCERTAIN
WIN a. nuch cerIat /! as practicable iiI sums MN,
reiiy ciiarseabe upon the revenue by The xi.rno
i,ws. ~ NN''''"s
The nest in order, the means of ihe government,
10 meet those demands.
The pnbiic debt, ihdetendcnt Of tic 1natiua mill
qn'aed demands, is S g3,l23 sos 10 The interest
upon that sum, annually, i s 5I65 .2lS 81:
The stuck COMPOSING the debt aud when reir,h &c
able. is shown 10y the following table:
Deferred six pea stock SI525.326 10
llTpc pee ccut. stock is %; 'q56 0i
Dix per ccGt. stock OF 1896 gO EnO C0
Exchanged SIX per cent. stock o66, GA 90
Six per cent Stock of 1872 6 IN 006 VI
i,'io Of 1918 6 I6 GOU OGO !oan) 1850 'I3G a.
D:;o of (S7,501 600 loan G8j6. l32 So
Dittnorl3ll (,525 y 5000, 600 loan l5Uii.J37 OR
Duo OF 1878 900 600 IN
Treasury note six per cent. stock l6j l35 ~
DIDO seven FER cent. 8CO6 355 q
Five per cont stock (suhscrip.ion TO
Bank smics) 100000 co
?. 1920 100000 90
Five per cent. Of ditto gQq qoq ~
DIDO oil 1921 4 73j gg6 m
SOB d23 Con ~
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Aeopy-Tes'e, W. w. nENING, C. c.

r csn"s'ioner Office Richmond, Sd Month ia 1892
Inc parties Interested desired 10 take por Ina,
have appointed the l4h day of June next 10 exnmipe he
fslo directed IN the foregoing order court on which
uas AT ciocs A. NJ they required 10 attend AZ INV
once IN Tins city with copy the said rrport and evi
dence TO shew errors therein. ifany. 49, ~
.,.;,,e AMOS LADD, MIC.
---n.t' 10 gv
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1oeii Gordon, only acting exor James Smith Ie
us cause came this day be heard on he ,,nor.
.eao, me report OF the commissioner made in r,,r
'ev VI we oruer OF The tenth day OF June 1919 tie .nerd
gu vh "ich hah been take ai,,s, ,I do
len'i ant, on whom the decieal order ior ba rmrpo
lIais 10 nave been duly executed and was areted bv
on consideration whereof tourt doth order ,I,
.ne ueehdant render an &c his administrator o
nv 81 ms testatnr and OF the estate whereof de-,
ueu s'Zed before commissioner of the co,t WIN ;s III;
20 exanue state and settle the accounts and re-
@ s"'. 10 me court, will any specially stated
iesunent ny himself, which nav he ren;r,sj H.,
mg pl!fs 10 he so stated And the conr doth further
@ ', 1 ne same commissioner do likewise state and re-
t 10 we court an account of the sill due nv
e ., me said James Smiti enable him 10 take which
notte 10 the creditors ofthe said Smith IN
bit their claims, is TO be given by him in one o1 II ~
Peis published in the city of Richmond, ~"
Acopy-Teste, WM w UENJNG r. =
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I5,35O,OOO

Balance IN favor Of the revenue Sf!i,9i6 81
Which balance is scarcely sufficient 20 relieve the
treasury from its Simedate embarrassncmis and
meet the unforeseen contingent expenses OF govern
mcn. 10 talk oithe present resources Of govern
ment, incumhercd with tic demands as now au-
horzed lly law and, also, the present embarIass-
menls of the Treasury, which Will lie more particu
ary noticed hereafter, as being sufficient 10 operate
at all upon, much less redeem, within reasonable
time, te public debt, is The vercs delusion thai any
enlightened people even fell into, aud nothing could
Keep IL UP bat the reluctance parting with any of
the expenditures ofgovernment. The conclusion of
the committee, of the nadequlcy of the present re-
venue, incumbercd with the existing demands, is
confirmed by the melancholy fact, IhM, IN 1920 the
public debt was 8 80, il2 ,9lG 60 in 1921 & 81 20L
ZIG 81 in 1929 ) %, i23 COS 10
The committee regret to find the Treasury not in
as iiourislIng situation the President supDospd in
his.message 10 hot Houses Of Cungrcs., at The opcn
ing Of the session lis truo thai, the first of
January, 1922, there was supposed balance in the
lre"s"yoi s I,177,6lG 80
which is part OF tile loan Of 1921, and
40 part OF tie permanent revenue OF
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MARSHAL'S SAT-E

Nnfh decree OF the superior OF chnrcerv for tie
lichmond district, pronounced the 2nd ay OF Feb
fuary S2 in cause therein depending between Thomas
Harris pnnii and Thomas IL Harris and another defend
ant shall on Ihrsday the sk day Of Nav merit offer for
safe 10 the highest bidder, for cash. premises The five
o.s OF land wherein the said Thomas Harris loely resided
g IN thc county of licnrco and contiguous to the resi-
eshSe OIL MRS. FeasantsSae to commence at ii O'clock
a. AZ. j. GUERRANT, M S. e. c. X. ID.
-N.- =. l08--ds
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NlkSlNiA Az Superior Court OF Chancery hod,n a,
the Capitol in the City vi Richmond the ri, of June

Nathaniel Anderson, H.,
Ayaind &c
Henry Banks,
cause brought hitler by ccrorari from the usiinps
" ir c,y o hchmond MAS this day heard on the b
answer exhibts examinations pf renor c ~
commissioner oil sale appointed by The said court and WAS
ageu oy couscl And the court of Tho conSc
OF proceeding in the had in Hustips Court no
cause mat court lid not suffer the report the commission
er 10 lie one term for exceptions also because 81,
onns was not allowed TO the defcnGrnt 10 redeem his no
per oeiore he was TO stand forecloed and being Of on
on at II instead OF the proceedings which were
a IN inns court Mt the instance the defendant, he
en moved TO set aside the nieoruiory decree of he
Io as ne has suffered SO much tne eapsc it should now
epchu urot the correctness OF the accounts rcpored In
a court for the proceedings lad corrected i'm duo
me .e, might long since bave Leen repeated il IL had
necessary doth therefore auge, order and decree
wnou' confirming or rejecting the report of the sale Inv
opert foad that of the commissioners of this CONT
examine the report made by Alexander Eucb,nnn ava
Sshes heron to the said Musings Court and corrcct
y errors which may appear in the same and that th.
stme commissioner state thought ne,iincn Iy
nrn , o required by either party that report 10 he so
nal decree. $50 ~ III oiuei w IL
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OlANGERf At court held for Prince EI1v5r,I
Il county, March the 2oh, 1893. '"''"
"''l NV VINE Go. complaiaants
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The mos. .0aiue6ie Medicine IN use .for

The moss .Jainobie Medicine an use for ~.
COUGHS AND CONSUMPTION.
THIS new and bsaling Baissm bids fair to rival
i every Medicine heretofore discovered for
Coughs and complaints Of the Lungs, leading 10
Consumption, and even in seated Consumptions i,
has lately been used BY many with the most sur
pris,nE suecess II ceriiieAies from persons Of the
highest respectability, the great and increasing
.,And for il. may be called proof Of hs good et
s-ss., Sitsk proved. Scarcely, a case OF Colds,
Coughs, bitm n the side,, dliculty Of Lrcathiog.
sumptioas, but may be relieved by the timely use
Of this medicine. Many certificates Of its efficacy,
accompany zach bottle. -
This may certify TO those whom il mey concern
that have been extremely afflicted with the hsth.
ma, which has lasted me nearly forty years, and
great part Of that time TO such . degree, that I
could not lay in bed nor git in meeting without
coughing, notw outstanding had tried many good
Physicians and various kinds of Medicines, ill
procured vial Of .4nderson's Cough Drcps, and by
the use of them sleep comfortably. and sit in
the meeting without coughing. and attend to NY
business and 1 do further hereby certify, that my
neighbor BENJAMIN Holbrook had become unable 10
labor, on account Of an affection of the lungs. at
tended with cough, who has received much bene-
ft from the same Kind Of Medicine. as to be able
to labor again, and can cheerfuIly recommend the
same kind of Medicine, to those who labor under
such complaints. ., . r -, -,
J. the subscriber. do hereby solemn!y affirm 20
the truth and whole truth Of the above statement
before a magistrate, ct Providence, II. l. this 9TH
day of JuIy. 1891 CHRisTOPHER COOK.
Sold BY s. w. vinson, Newport-T. 8. Taylor,
& Go. Little nest-Rouse Babcock, Westerly. and
whitney and TiIingbsst, Providence.
Newport, Aug. Is, 1891.
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JOHN w. DAVIS,
TuAMFs.SrRFEr.

THAMEs-STREEr,
II EsPECTFULLy informs his friends and the
IN public. that he hiss made great additions 10 h''
former stock OF
BOOTS AND SHOES,
which makes his assortment complete! lie Keeps
constantly for sale, black and eolored Morocco OF
the first quality, Binding and Lining SKINS; pay q
Martips, Hunts, 81. Adams and vsrnish Biacking
Tscks and Copper Nails at so cents and iron tor 2s
cents per pothd Russia sheeting Russs Br,s,,es
Ferriti. Webbing, Ribbon, shoe Thread, heel B.ll,
shoe Brushes, block Lasts, Trunks OF . superior
ousI;,y-snd every article usually called for in
shoe store.sIl Of which gill be sold a. low ~ can
be purchased a. any store in town
n. b Ladies wishing to have fashionable Morocco
and cloth Boots and shoes manufactured ~ short
notice, will please leave their measures ss sbove, or
Al No 100, Tbames-s,reet, as two experienced work.
men, from Lynn, have been engaged, who attend
solely to that business
1--WE Jun. has Just received one boz Ladies
Morocco Bpo,s snd Walking shoes, which viii he
sold low--s few pair, 8, rs ceo'' Nov ~
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NOTICE.

aTY Accounts must be settled
wi Those Persons Who have been owing ne for
,any years past. cannot longer expect an Indulgence,
which il is not in my po~er TO grant 1t IS abso-
irely necessary and Indispensable, that all my un-
.,tled business should be closed forthwith many
counts are nov put in the hands OF Justioe Tor
lection. and al those Who viss TO avoid expenee
,1 trouble required TO pay the amount OF their
-, speedily a. possible.
l,iarch Ia, 1921 GEORGE WhNToN'