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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-01-08
New Line of Stages,
Bes4ceen Shepherds to1o'', Mar
tinsburg and Winchesier,

Has commenced running-it win leave
shepherGs-town every Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday at 6 A. NJ. and arrive
at artinsburg same days by halfpa 8
A. NJ. Returning, leaves the same every
Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday, at H.,
arrive at shepherd's-town at 2. p NJ.
From Martinsburg to Winchester, da-
ring the winter season, the Stage wilf
leave Martinsburg every Wednesday at
8 O'Clock, A. NJ. and arrive at Winchester
same day by 6 P. NJ. Returning, leave
Winchester every Thursday at M
and arrive at Martinsburg same day at
II o'clock, A. NJ. Travellers by this
rout from the south, will find a speedy
conveyance to Philadelphia, Baltimore.
or Washington City, as this intersects'
the Boonsborough line, there being a
line of stages from shepherd's-town to.
Boonsborough. All baggage to be at
the risk Of the owner
BENJAMIN C0AEGYs..
Martinsburg, January /, 1921 IT,.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-01-08

Bible Rsodiag.--A coustryman read
ing the Bible to his wife, where it was
stated thai solomon had three hundred
wives and seven hundred concubines;
the good woman in tone of surprize,
said, she was sure he had not read it
right, and insisted on looking at the pas
sage herself; when having connsd it o.
yer two or three times, and satisfied herr
self that it was so, she looked up TO her
husbands face, and chucking him gent
ly under the chin, exclaimed, oh! what
a simple Solomon SFOl9d thou naake!n
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-01-08
V uableProperty
For Sale.

pF virtue ofan interlocutory decree
- made by the District Court of Chan
cherry, held at Winchester, in suit
therein depending, in which Alexander
Cooper is plaintiff, and William Som
merville, Elisha Boyd, Henry Bedinger,
Charles b. Stewart, William b. King,
Alexander Stephen and the undersigned
defendants.
The undersigned win proceed, on
Saturday the slst day Of January, 1924,
to sell at PUBLIC AUCTION, on the
premises, that valuable property, COM
monty known by the name of
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-01-08

A first rate Sleigh and Harness
PRINTER.
January 1924.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-29
Marsiial's Sale.
VIRGINIA.:

vInulNIH
At Superior Court oil Chancery held
in the town of Fredericksburg, on the
9Th day OF October, 1823--
Joseph Shums,e, in bis own right, and as
administrator OF Richard Shu:e, deceas-
ed, PiaintiE,
Against
Augustus b. Carver and Luther Radcliffe,
defendants
n ME decree nisi entered in this cause
i at rules on the ED day OF May. 1898,
being returned executed on the defendant
Augustus b. Carver, and the defendant
Luther Radcliffe, who is out OF this Cons
monweaIth, and against whom The plain.
Tiff appears 10 have proceeded in the mode
prescribed by law against absent defend
ants; and they still failing 10 appear and
answer, the bill OF the plaintiff is taken Tor
confessed; and on motion OF the plaintiff,
by counsel, the Court, on consideration Of
the bill and exhibits, doth adjudge, order
and decree, that unless The defendants, or
one of them, do within six weeks from The
date hereof, pay 10 the plaintiff the sum of
600 dollars, with interest at The rate OF s
per cenium per snDum from the first day
Of January, 1922, until paid, and the costs
by him expended in the prosecution of
tins suit, the said defendants and their
heirs, and all persons claiming un>
der them, be tbenceiorh barred and tore>
closed OF all equity and right 10 redeem
the houses and lots described in the linden.
iure of trust, the exhibit aforesaid, made
on the Esd day OF September, 1916 be-
tween Augustus b Carver of the one part.
and Richard Sbute of the other part; and
that the Marshal of this Court do, after ad.
vertising the time and place thereof for
three months successfully, in some news.
paper printed in the town Of Alexandra,
expose TO sale by public auction, for res-
dy money, The houses and lots in the said
i0denture mentioned, and out OF thu mo.
ney arising from the said sale, after de.
fraying the expenses attending the same,
pay TO the plaintiff the said principal mo.
ney, interest and costs; and the surplus Of
the proceeds OF sale. II any, retain IN bis
hands, subject 10 the future order vi The
Court, and report bis proceedings herein
to the Court ~ order 10 a final decree.
Costs, SO dolls. as cents. Copy.
Teste, J. T. FORD, C. c.
GTPursuant 10 The foregoing decree, I
shall, on Saturday, the S9Ih day OF May
next in front OF Capt. " iiIisms's Tavern,
in Dumfries, expose 10 sale by auction, 10
the highest bidder, for ready money,
TWO LOTS, known in The plan of the
SAID town Of DuOfries, by the numbers
Twenty-six and Tbirty.four.
WIN NJ. CRAIG, Deputy Of
JOHN STANARD, NJ. F. G. D.
feb % t29msy
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-29
This is to give Notice,

NHAI The subscriber OF Alexandra
l. county, 10 the district OF Columbia,
has obtained from the orphans court OF
said county letters OF administration on the
personal estate Of Francss alexander, late
OF the county aforesaid, deceased. All
persons having claims against the said de-
cedeDt, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same to The subscriber, passed by the or.
phans' court, on or before the 9Th day OF
October next, or they may, by law, be
excluded IRON all benefit to said estate
and those indebted thereto are required %
make immediate payment Given under
my hand, this 5,h day of April, 1924
RICHARD B. ALEXANDER, admir-.
of Frances Alexander.
april s lsw3w
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-29
AUCTIONS.
Public Sale.

DY authority of decree Of the Circui.
ID Court for the county OF Alexandra,
entered at November term, 1898. shall
proceed to sell at public auction before
The door Of the Exchange Coffee House,
at I2 o'clock, M. on Saturday the 18th
- day OF May next, one haE Of tie
6DT3 interest and estate in the Three
81 Story Brick Dwelling House, at
present occupied by Mrs. kenne.
dy. and 10 the vacant lot adjoining there
to, on the north side, situated on the vest
side OF Water street midway between
Queen and Princess streets; the house lot
fronting go feet on Water street, exlend.
ing back 1873 feet s. inches; and The va.
cant LOT ofthe same depth, and 81 leet 10
front.
The house is well built and commodious,
having two large rooms on each floor, with
a spacious passage, and is a convenient
and agreeable dwelling-the whole lot be-
ing also well enclosed.
The terms OF sale will be one fourth OF
the purchase money 10 be paid in hand,
bu, a credit OF IL, Is and "a months will
be given on The residue, divided into equal
payments, bearing interest from the day
Of sale. J. l.. ,McKENNA,
Commis'r g. acting Trustee.
GFTbe propriettrs Of the other moieiy
OF The above described property will offer
il for sale, so that the whole interest wilt
be disposed OF al public AUCTION at the
time and place designated.
rYril re
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-29
This is to give notice,

TNHAT the subscriber OF Alexandra
Il county, in the District oil Columbia,
has obtained from the orphans court OF
said county, letters testamentary on the
estate OF Benjamin Sedwiek, late OF the
county aforesaid, deceased. All persons
having claims against The said decedenl.
are hereby warned TO exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof, 10 the subscri'
Der, passed hy.shs orphans court, on or
before the 18th day Of October next, or
they may, BY law, be excluded from all
benefit to said estate, and those indie bted
thereto, are required 10 make immediate
payment. Given under my hand this 18th
dcy of April, 1924.
JAMES G.. SEDWICK,
ap I3-Iaw3w Executor OF B. Sedwick
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-29

A
I shall be able to p,ead before you
such evidence, an5 principally from
he records of the resDmeDt, as VIII
satisfy you that the mistortunes,of that
campaign ought MI to rest on me.
In recollecting my former relations
to my fellow citizens of the county OF
Mlddlesex, | canno, but hope a few 90.
serva;ioD, particularly TO them, WILL
be acceptsbly received.
Having lived 10 the midst of you
nearly forty years having by your SUIT
frages been elected to important public
offices; having for nearly twenty years
devoted my best exertions and rny best
talents to the discipline and fame ofthe
Sd division Of militia; and having OK"
perieuced your kindness and friend.
ship: it is Impossible Tor NE TO feel In.
different TO your opinions.
If the mutual friendly intercourse
which SO long sdosisied between us. is
still remembered by you, and has given
inc any claim TO your regards: If the
hi nner in which 1 discharged the do
ties Of the pubic offices. which hold
by your suffrsges, entitled me to your
| appreciation and confidence; and if the
| fortunes / have since experienced, and
the representations which have been
made to you, have made any unfavOra-
bic impressions on your minds. only
ask YOU to read the statements shall
make. and the evidence on which they
are founded, and on them form an i'm.
| parua opinion
Ipresume need not make any apo.
logy for expressing my strong desire,
that the facts and evidence contained
10 the following numbers, may be ex-
ahmed with attention by the small
remnant Of the surviving officers Of he
! revolutionary army. 1t is impossible
for me to call to mind the scenes and
events of that period, without the most
interesting reeollections. A remem.
brance, that was your companion in
| that glorious contest; that | often fought
by your sides; that you we're witnesses
OF my conduct, 10 the battles on Long
Island, at the White Plains, at TreD.
ton at Princeton, on various occasions;
at Saratoga. and BhemIs's heights; at
Monmouth, Stoney Point, Morrissania,
and at many other memorable places
have been a source of happiness and
support, through all the vieissitudes OF
fortune, which l have since been called
to experience.
A recollection cfthe motives which
animated Us in that glorious contest
that it wac commenced by less than 8
millions Of people; that we have lived
to see more than ten millions IN the
enjoyment Of privileges and blessings
derived from it; that we have likewise
lived TO see part Of the civilized
world, DESTROYS Of following the exam
PIE, and wishing to enjoy the came pri-
vileges and blessings; and that we were
the followers and associates of the il.
lustrious WsshinstoD, and under his
banners, acted part, however email,
In obtaining such privileges and bless
,ngs for our fellow citizens. Iand pro.
duc,ng such an example to the civiIiz-
cd world, must now inspire us with
sensations, which DO language can de-
scribe, which will cheer the decline of
life, and console the hour of death.
WILLIAM HULL.
Newton. April 18th. 1924.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-29
POETRY
THE HOUR OF DEATH.

Leaves have their time to fell,
And aowess to witner at the North winds
And stars to set -bat all, breath,
Thoi hast ,IiI seasons for thine own, y Death!
Day - for mortal care;
Eve or glad meetings roand the Joyous hearth;
MINT for the dreams o. sleep, the voice ct
prsy'r;
But all Tor thee, chou mightiest Of the earth |!
The baa uet oath its hour,
dts ieveri,h nonr Of mirth, and song, and wine;
There comes dav for griei's Overwhelming
lower;
A time for softer tears-but all are thinei
Youth anu tue opening rose
aiay look IKE Things too glorious for decay,
And smile at thee! but thou art not OF those
That wait tue ripen'd bloom to seize their
prey!
Leaves have their time to fall,
ANA flowers to wither at the North wind s
And stars TO set-but all breath,
Thou hast aNseasons for thine own, o Death!
We know when moons shall wane, [the sea;
When summer birds, from far shall cross
When autumn's hue shall tinge the golden
But who shall teach Us when we look for theel
lsit when springs first gale
Comes forth to whisper where the violets lie!
Is 1t when roses IN our path grow pale:
They have one seasoa-aH are ours to die!
Thou art where pillows foam;
Thou art where music melts upon the air;
Thou art around Us in our peaceful home;
And the world calls us far-aRd thou art there!
Thou art where friend meets friend,
Beneath the shadow of the elm to rest; Trend
Thou art where foe meets zoe, and trumpets
The skies. and swords beat down the .princely
crest.
Leaves have their time to fall
And flowers to wither at the North winds
And stars to set but all, [breath.
Thou hast all seasons for thine own, 0 Death +!
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-29

MEMOIRS OF The CAMPAIGN OF THE
NORTH WESTERN ARMY,
In The year 1919.
addressed to the people ofihe U. States.

sddQreSSeo 10 We PeOPfe " we -. SsoteS.
NJ. l.
FELLOW CITIzENs--When my de.
fence before the Court Martial was
published, ! stated, in preface ad-
dressed to you, that it was not then
in IN, power to present all the docu-
mrnrs and evidence which related to
the su,j-ct; that the proceedings were
deposited in the office of the Secreta-
~ Of the Department Of War, and by
Law, I was entitled to copy of them;
and as soon as they were obtained,
thy should be published in separate
nymbe.s.-UntiI the present time, l
have mol tecn able to obtain them.
Immediately after the trial, during
the administration OF Mr.. Madison,
I addressed letter to the Secretary
of y Az. Gen. Armstrong. requesting
a certified copy. He did not think
proper tn comply with my request,
or even return an answer to my
application. Lately, under the ad-
n;nistration Of President Monroe,
they have been prepared and trans
mi,ted by Mr.. Calhoun, the present
secretary. with a promptitude and
independence becoming the character
of that officer.
Although it has been source of
severe regret that have not been
able to make this communication at
an earlier PERIOD; yet, under all Cir
cumstances, perhaps 1t not to be con-
sidered misfortune. All who were
then actors on the stage. will remeH-
Der how violently our country Was
convulsed by parties aud political
dissentions. Truth itself was SO OBJ
scured by prejudice. that it was al.
most impossible TO make it apparent.
All easily believed What they wished
to be true. Fortunately. those in
auspicious days have passed away,
and with them the feelings and pre-
judices which existed. The time
now appears favorable for calm in.
auiry, and l shall endeavor to re-
deem the pledge which | then gave.
Having now passed the 10th year
of my age. ain strongly admonIsh-
ed, that 1t will not he accomplished in
a manner 50 satisfactory to myself,
or 80 acceptable IL YOU, as 1t might
have been before aye had in'i aired my
heath. and necessarily enieebled the
puwtrs Of my mind
1 shall. howe, eI. undertake it with
q firm relisnce Oh Your candor, and
with a confident expectation, that you
will read without prejudice. and de-
eide with impartiaity. 1t will be
written in the st, lie OF s,mlipcity, and
adorned with nothing but truth in its
plainest sarb. On an occasion 50
interesting To me, cannot omit to
EXPRESS the satisfaction feel, in ap-
pesring before tribunal of enlight-
ened citizens. who, in forming their
constitution, have wisely retained the
sovereign power. and whose opinion
reyer,es The sentence OF all sabOrdi-
nate authorities. y itl, confidence,
therefore, ] shall make this appeal to
your candid and impartial Judgment.
In the progress Of my following
uBnbers, am h0i issensibie Of the
4imcalues with which 1 have to con-
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-29
AUCTION.
# abIic Auction.

TOY VIRTUE of deed OF trust, oil
ID Robert CstIai', and Nancy his wife,
Peter Ca,Iett, William Catlett. and Will
free G. Settle, to the subscribers, bearing
date the s6th day of May, 1890, and
recorded in the County Courts OF Eau
ouier and Frederick; they will proceed to
sell at public auction for cash to the high
est bidders, on the 18th day OF May, 1924,
at the Mill oil Peter CatIeu, or at The
dwelling house of Robert Cstlett, the toll
lowing
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-29
Tracts of Land:

One tract Of lease land, containing Zoo a.
cres. more or less, situated in the counties
of F auouier and Frederick, on which the
said Robert Catlett resided at the date OF
The said deed; one other tract situated u! u,
the same counties, purchased by the saIo
Robert. of William Massie and William
Gibson, containing goo acres, more or less,
One other Tract,
situated in the county of Frederick, q
lease at the date of said ceed, IN the pos
session of Presley Williams, purchased by
the said Robert Of William Leach, con-
taihDg $50 acres, more or less.
One other Tract,
containing $50 acres. part OF lease,
devised 10 the sa id Robert, by bis father,
and purchased Ly him OF Henry Curt'ss.
situated in the county of Frederick, Also
One Lot of Land,
with The manufacturing Mil and other i'm.
provements thereunioJ belonging, held ny
the said Peter Catlett, under decree OF
the Chancery Court Of Fredericksburg.
and under John Green and the heirs of
John Clark, decd, one moiety OF which
has been conveyed by the said Peter Cat.
lett 10 Stephen Chiffon and Andrew Tur.
ner, Trustees tor The benefit of Abner
Pollard, and recorded in the county court
OF Fauouier: the whole LOT having been
conveyed by subsequent deed OF trust TO
The said Wifred g. Settle. aud
One other Lot.
lease of land contiguous to the said Mill
Lot, purchased by the said Peter Catlett,
of Armis,ead Thompson and Thomas
John: containing one hundred acres moIe
or less. and conveyed by the said Peter 10
the said Wilired 6. Settle by the same
deed Of trust; and also
One other Lot of Land,
containing eight acres more or less, con.
viewed BY The said deed Of trust to the said
WiIGed G. Settle, s. purchased by the SAID
Peter OF John Green, adjoining the said
mill lot, and at the date OF the said deed,
IL. the OCCUPANCY OF the saic Peter Cailett,
N. w. Rogers, Thomas Mills and William
Waters. .. 49,, -,
At the same time and place will be sold
on the same terms aforementioned.
Sundry Slaves,
conveyed by the said deed, partly by 10
bert Catlett, and partly by the said Will
liam Catlett if they are produced.
And also eleven horses, four stills, thIr'
ty two mash tubs, four cooling tubs, six
windsor chairs, one Cabinet, three beds
and bedsteads, with the furniture thereto
belonging; one Tea Chest. one Bureau,
and other articles of household and kitch'
en- furniture, if the same be produced on
the day Of sale.
II there is not sufficient time for the &C
compisbnent of the said sale. they will be
continued from day to day by The subscri-
beers.
Such title as the subscribers have in any
OF the property above described, will be
made TO purchasers.
INMAN HORNER,
PETER ADAMS,
apriI q.-I3 tMI5 Trustees.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-29
Porter, Ale, and Cider.

Porter, Ale, and Cider.
L HAVE now ready for delivery,
Porter, tile e Nezcark Cider,
BY THE DOZEN OR BARREL,
warranted TO be OF he best quality, OF
no charge. Town customers can have II
delivered at their houses. free OF expense,
as have a man constantly employed tor
that purpose. Country Merchants, and
others living in The country, can be sup
nIied a, the shortest notice, with any
quantity, and 90 the best terms; also,
IL doz MARGINS best old Madeira wine
IL doz. superior wine bitlers
A few bales hops, bacon, &c. &c.
together with general assortment OF
GROCERIES,,
which will be sold low for CASH.
THOMAS WHiTILE, Agent.
april Is 3taw3w
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-29
100000 DOLLARS.

1ooSooo ~ - - - &S1s
There are also now floating in the wheels
THE CAPT. AIS OF
10000 DOLLS 10000 DOLLS.
10000 DOLLS. 5000 DOLLS.
: OF 1000 DOLLARS, &c.
The whole OF which are liable 10 be drawn
al the NEXT DRAWING, which 10 or.
der to allow time TO distant adventures,
will take place on
Thursday, the 18th Of May,
in the city of Baltimore, under the super
attendance OF the Commissioners appoint
Ell by the Governor and Council Only
two drawings remain 10 complete The
scheme-ibe whole OF TIE prizes are pay
able in CASH, which can be had al Go.
HENS OFFICE the moment they are drawn.
*x*Orders ought 10 be sent on as soon
as possbie. Persons al dIsta nee may al
all times with confidence forward their
remittances to Coben's Oflce, Tor If the
great capitals 10 The scheme should be
drawn when their orders arrive, and the
slate of the wheel not justify an invest
ment, the amount enclosed will be return.
ed by the. first mai.
Whole Tickets go 90 Quarters S 90
Halves iuUC Elghtbs 2 50
TO be had Warranted undrawn) at
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-29
CO4EN'S

Lotiery + EIchange U.Bfce, "a Narket'aTeet,
BALTIMORE.
OFOrders, from aoy part Of the United
States, by mail (post psid) or by private
conveyance. enclosing the cash or prize
tickets in any oil the Baltimore lotteries,
will meet the usual prompt and punctuaI
attention, It addressed to
} /. COHEN, jr. Baltimore.
6FCOHEN'S Lottery Gazene and
Register" which is published regularly
alter each Drawing, will contain the OFF,
cial List OF the Grand State Lottery, and
will be forwarded gratis, to all who pur.
chase their Tickets at COHEN'S 6OF.
FlCE, aud who signify their wish to have
the same.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-05-11

u, = -.I -
y H'prl OF quarterly session neid '"r
"a Amherst county al me courthouse, on
Sonda}, tGe Io'H d@y oil Mael, IsZf
~ mares b'Op' hooef' !. bod hrMam'h
o'oo' aha lew h'no, pIa'h''ils'
-, s5a, MS ,e.,..,.....s. f--,..
Joseph Mays, and Szliy his wife, formerly
9ails bob, John lnGenn, and Rachel his
Mle, formerly Rachel Btu, Joseph blbo, and
Nancy blbb, WIDOW ana relct OF Martin Br5b,.
licensed, Ar'hur .. Dawes, appointed guar
dl@ to itIgna N4n&Gl blhb, William b'IIb,'
mo MafPn n'Dp' h'ah' hefs oil sald Martin
Did, deceased, ,,.,,... defendants,
~ CH7N tEhf,
The pIa'nt'hs having hIed Their bill, where
upon II appearing TO the satisfaction OF tue
court TIM he re", estate OF the said Martin
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-05-11
THE SUBSCRIBER

HAS iust received m additional supply
/ OF GROCERIES. which With his tofuer
stock. makes hi. assortment pretty complete
amongst which are Tue following articles
Bed BroNn and Loaf sugafs,
Coffee. white and Green,
Imperial and Young Ussnn leas,
SILLY Madeira, Ienerfe, aud Malaga Wines,
rof Vine, IN bottle,
~ India and common Run,
nhiskcy aud Apple Brandy,
Nelasses, Cheese, Chocolate,
Rfec. otneW crop,
Pepper, .lspice, Ginser, aud Nutmeg,
soap aud Candles,
sacks salt,
by IL and 10 10y l. Window Glass, Pulty,
Powder, shot, uld Lead, Fhnts,
Indigo, Mndier, Annette,
Corprf8s, Fig Bucing and Starch,
salt rclre, Alum, Epson salts,
Ould Pressed Castor Oil
Camphor, Glauher salts Birthstone,
Bel Bloom aud Nuscaiel Raisins,
Ofauees, Cocoa NUS, and Almonds,
Real Durham Mustard llrcsh)
Jamesons Crackers by the kcg or pound,
Grosh)
China and general assortment Croclery Ware,
Large s.odment Stone Ware,
Glass Ware,
Nests Wooden Ware and SUGAR Boxes,
Maokefel end Cod Fish,
Letter. Writing, and Wrapping Pepper,
speI!ius Books aud ln, Powder,
hirc s,itcrs,
Maeeuba aud Scotch Snuff, Segars,
Cotton and Wool Cards,
Bed Curts and Plough Lines,
Best shaving and Windsor Soap,
Clothes. sweeping, shoe q scrn5bng Brushes,
Whtewash Paint aud Horse Brushes,
Tooth aud Shaving Brushoa,
An assortment Of IlardU'"e and Cutlery,
few Dry Goods and Fancy Article,
All ot which, with rariety Of other articles,
mol enumerated, are offered low for cash.
Irish Potatoes, of mountain growth,
for seed or table us5, al ia cents per hushel
EDWARD DUFFEL.
april 30 81 w3w