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FOR SALE.

SMALL Farm Of 1856 acres, with and good i'm.
provenienis, lying in . lower end Of Prince
County, one fourth Of mile from Jamestown On Apo
mattox liver, and suited tor gentleman
has about hity acres OF timbee land OF
river bottom This is handsome situation high
and has most extensive view Of the neighbourhood
beautiful grove Ut forrest surrounding
ments fine wafer, good soil, and healthy any siua
lion below the Blueidge viii lake pleasure Ia shew-
ing tue premises 10 person who may be disposed to
purchase, and will take the value Of this property. To
person residing IN the lower country, who may want
summer retreat this farm has every being
only ~ miles from Richmond and Petersburg Evr
apply 10 the subscriber On the premises.
EDMUND BOOKER.
July IS Is-w5w
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NOTICE.

LII persons interested in land claims
river In Kentucky founded upon Military Warrants,
are advised 10 forward evidence OF their title the surveys
OF those lands about TO he returned to the Land
Office and many pretended claims up. Patents may
issue TO persons not entitled.
Persons who had employed Chber s. /nderson sgent,
are informed that he Is Dead and much Of his business
le unfinished IL would be well for ibem TO look their
Any letter post paid addressed TO the subscriber
nj tue Iron Banks, Hickman county, TO Frankfort, Ken
lucky requesting information about those claims will be
answered without Charge
The subscriber will attend TO the investigation and rro
secution Of land claims IN Kentucky and Ohio will pay
la Kentucky. JDBN y..HEHHING.
Frankfort, April 20. iiS-w6m
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD

+" ILL be given Tor delivering John Pow
W ers near Gainesville, gro men, Tom and Biliy,
who Runaway the 14h instant, dollars
Tor either Tom likely rather above the orina
ry stature about thry-ilree four years old, plea
SAINT cOuntenance. think the little finger on one OF his
hands is injured that he open it entirely His
compiexioa rather light for negro. purchased him ON
the a'h oil march last at brooke Coshys Auction from,
Thornton Alexander. He The estate Of HIr
Beverly in Essex Billy is about the ordinary stature has
rather down look, speaks slowly and huoIy, about tir
years OF age purchased Goochand years
agA, from Uteys estate.
Ii The above negroes, either of Them lodged in jn
the legal lees Will be paid. RANDOLPH HARRISON.
June ~. I5-1,kv,f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-20
NINETY SLAVES FOR SALE

vrue OF deed OF 'rus executed To the subscribers by
- Alexander Boyd, for the purpose of securing debt
due TO Blair BurwtIi, shall "wednesday the 25th day
oi August next ~ Meckirnbug Courthouse, offer for sale
To the highest bidIer, cash, about ninety valuable
embracing every descripiionnmong Their, are Two
good wasoners, three backsmits, Two shoeakes, and
Lrcsayer The sale will he continued until all the
shall he sold So favorable opportunity purchase
slaves seldom presented purcharrs invited
JOHN w. LEWIS, }r
June Is. lids WM.TOWNES, ''ustees.
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June 10.

IL virtue OF deed OF cxected the .urxcrer
81 ny 1o.pb farrar, OF the County of GoOcband on the
S.y "i siy sos and admitted TO record In the COsny
y n,aa OF i6e Oy Of k'cbac"d certain sumof money
.. uo uesa mentioned, WIZ sell nj public gactios for
uas nj Tire Little Store in the county of tioocbianJ on
OhIay ,bs eh day Of August rext, parcel
ah Ding ~ the county OF Coco bland and The
lands OF Jesse kedd, VIM Gargbt and John rrayei,;an
containing by estimation, Hundred acres more or
trustee. JESsE uIf;rsI Snnrf. a ~ -" -. ~ %
IViV n. .e ~, 10 $3.50
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!tfUFShuFj SUE " Lands M BtcEtiphnWs
VIRGINIA AT Superior Court of Chan,e,y h,l,.
Capitol in the erkcL,uun,. ,i,c sd ,uv !,
Iiarrh, 1885,
Joseph Caie,l aud William 1. Lewis Zee uurs of Ia
CabvlL deed, PHI.
Against
Robert uursely, administrator and Sarah Nfrrrips,,
widow OF Joseph q. i.r,
VIM Mrp ginson Neg insuu W M ,
Elfabets his WIFE, merry T. heirs and
tees the said J,.,b a. ,,.r,I I'M go
q. Megg nson Mary j. yinson Samuel Meyxin,on .r
John inants children OF the sS,u Juscr
y. Meyg by the Al chibad their rusr
dian, frI,,
This this day TO be further heard ON M
papers formerly read, and the re.,rt T
k-r prsunuce of the order of the 22d ay Of J
ana Ers~b bis wife ,hs adm, All. si,;,,. ae,Ae~r
deer ee Thai the III. ,r. .n. q, ei anu
e. NIrypinsun the s,n of e.h, h,,.l~..i 80, vsspa
Mounds fifteen sbilliuys apd ,sse ,,.nss s,aI
sand iii n, hundred n9l t o. i.ta,s. W., 'hou
cents. Vim n,errs mt The r:,s NJ ss .r $500. seven
thereon f,m an, 29 ,i,v or Sr,,.r soe Iii "s.enl
the Defendant ltoe,t Hor,irv ~" mat
semi a. Meyynson ,.rs.sr.i ,, =. !. IL ~ VIZ sHio 10
ortb.ir SAID, claim, ,l,e .,n nr ~ part
with int res, ,herrn firm, he ia ~ ,h; osfs
Ina, being The balance of he .r,,s -, ~ sc peiu
n, adn,inisIrr,or sfres,d nnu d., ~, W ~ DIS nsne
PLAINTIFF claim, being three thousand six bu n,re sl e
dollars and sixy seven cents Nitb iu,.rss,
seven cents from the date of ibis decree he ,it
that say that the defendant Sarah Meg gnsop w;s,
one thousand two sunrrd an,, pay Hs P'nin.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-20
VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE.

virtue OF deed of trust, executed TO the subscriber
- and Joel Watkins by Alexander boyd Matilda his
wife, bearing date the 4 day of February 1913
cored in the clerks office Of heekIenburg county, and by
agreement Of all the parties coBctrned shall the Esd
day OF August M~ckienburg Courthouse proceed
40 sen Tue following tracts o. land belonging to the said
One tract lying Roanoke river the county of ecL
Davis Tract Of " bich 500 low
grounds, considered equal g ounds river,
oil what is called grounds all in ood The III
nn Is PRINCIPALLY IN wood and large proportion Vi ii
One other Roanoke river in the same county,
cons,"ng 1850 acresoi This tract abou, $50 fe
One other tract Of land lying Butchers creek in The
same county, conianing s5 which is attached
valuable manufacturing mili lately erected.
One other tract lying Butchers creek in the same
county containing 1903 aud considered 10y all who
Know remarkably he tobacco plantation There is
10 clear large proportion Of tobacco land
One other tract Of land lying Aliens creek, IN the
Portable dwelling house, &c.
One other irae, land lying Aliens creek in the sn,
good creek low grounds there IL good div cling
house and comfortable fixtures for fap,iIy.
neighborio?d Of CbrisanssiIe containing about 1900
acres ON which is large proportion good tobacco land
courthouse Of the county There on this land
good manufacturing mill II Is contemplated 10 lay this
previous TO the day OF sale.
The terms of the sale will be follows oncbrd Of the
will be divided into four equal pn, nents the first 10 be-
come due the first day OF May 1876 and annually from that
given on The 25th December next the purchasers will
ne 10 seed Of wheat and prepare for
tbe ensuing year Bonds with good securify and deeds Of
uu on ,ne property, will he required Of the purchasers
ihe SAFE will continue from day to dsy ill the whole
properly or suihcensy thereof may be seId.
ibe Jules TO all the lands considered dispuias ex
eep' 70 ne uas IN the peighborbood Of charlottesville
ana 'he r to that will he made ccnples before the day OF
sale-bu the subscriber will convey such title only Is
vested In him by the deed Of trust.
=. -, JOHN W. LEWIS, Surviving Trustee.
May IS, 1924.
The above sale will he IN AIDE with our consent
ALEX'H BOYD. JOHN DAVIS.
PEYT0N X. DURWELL. ALEX. s. FIELD Ex'or Of
HOWELL TAYLOR, Jr. Oh. u. Field, dec.
EDMUND TAYLOR. LEWIS BURWELL.
LUCY BURWELL, Ex'ix RICHARD BOYD.
Of ArnlsIeud Burwell. SPOrSWOOb BURWEIL.
X. III. WALKER. wiIsA
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NOTICE.

VIE subscriber being anxious 10 The West Of
iers io sale bis property Falbuig Mills, James
Vef ~ 'be county Of buckingham, consisting OF Lot OF
banu containing four and half upon bicb there Is
one oi me nost convenient TapYards la the upper
Try containing forty Vas, with all necessary houses for
The business There is also the lot brick dwelling
house. % feet long by 10 we well finished inside, good
Drich Shioke house Ice house and excellent Garden
All We'll inclosed will sell good bargain in this pro-
pery privately " applied TO before the tenth OF August
~ wIch tse IL net sold will offer il 20 highest bid
der-'"e terms will be made known the day o. sale.
WIN. ANDERSON
Juiy To- 2O-w5tr
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FOR SALE

G'A valuable farm calico Bewdly late The residence
o' ~. itoy, dec) ~ the county Of King Queen con.
aiming 90 acres, aud bndng the Matfapony river
ms nd Is as fertile and productive any in its vicinity
ne improvements are cOnnOdOus brick DIS e-
lug house beautifully situated having a Commando NJ
view OF TIE river" brick barn, together with ali con ve
"ent ana necessary out houses There Is extensive or.
chard OF well selected fruit The premises will he Sue
70 any person wishing to view tsm 10y Mr.. Clayton The
manager. The terms viii he made accomsioistit
Communications relative purchase Of this
must he directed to the subscriber.
Near Eainoalb, Stafford Couslr. Juiy ]. issf -
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TO CLERKS OF COURTS

MAN with small family, Who has heen employed for
The last nine years deputy IL Clerks Office
o County Court and Superior Court law, will be with
out employment at the end of the present year,
sirOus Of obtaining situation IN bO OF these OH
ces Satisfactory he produced OF in.
dusry, seHdincss and capaify. line addressed TO A.
July IS. go-wrf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-20

CliANCEEf-ln Amelia Uouuiy-- Court 1922
Peter T. Philips, Plain. If
Against
Peter Ellington and kmily his wife, late Emily Clarke
aueIer OF Turner Clarke decd, and ieId SouihaI
aumhhisu'"or"i "oses "."chrI Dec Defendants.
On The nT1i.n IL Ibr pnii by his attorney leave
given lin amend has bill and it is that oaijeh
Meade, Ne present administrators be made arty ,eirp
dani, and the defendants, Peter Ellington anu Emily his
vie, not having entered their appearance given srcu
ry according to The Act Of the GrBerai Assembly and thr
rules OF this Court, nnd appean the Of
the Court ta the said Defendants, Ellington and l.
iy ms VILE are not inhabiianIs this the
ZION oi the phinn, by John W. Nash, Esq, his counsel
Is Ordered that tue said Defendants Peter Ellington and
Emily ms wife, do appear here the fourth Thursday in
august "eSi, aud answer the conpIauans bill anu haG
copy al his order be forthwith inherited in sumo public
newspaper printed in the city Richmond two months
successfully aud also posted at b. door OF hs
Courthouse Tins country On Two successive Couri days
cory-reste,
j. LEIGH, @. a. c.
june - 1S-w8wr
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HAVE in my possessions Gold Watch said TO bs orth
10y good judges go dollars. IL has been lodged in INV
hands Tor safe Eeeppg by Mr. John Morgan, who resides
near this place whose house il ieft by travelling
man ~ February iasihe cas have 1t by proving
tue same 10 be his property and paying charges
BEVERLY SYDNOR.
Mecktepl,uro Courtbouse Va. July rs. 2O-va,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-20

Ftn,afe .fcddemy, Warrenfon, NORTH Carolina.
ft'uh second session will commence Monday the
Zein instant, aud close the middle Of November. Stu
hies a"u terms the heretofore. Freac will be
ienrn 20 those DESTROYS To- Learn at iO per session
June ~ J. d. PLUNKETT.
TORTOISE COMBS.
100 dozen Tuck, Long, Side and Neck Tortoise Combs
now opposed by
wILLtAsa NEALE co.
june 81 f5-sU
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Plaintiff,
July IS.

VIRGINIA, TO wits At Rules holden the clerks office
ofhe Superior Court Of Chancery holden at Staun,on
on the first Monday in August,
Jshn Nelson, plaintiff
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1824-08-07
HISTORICAL SCRAPS.
GENEROSITY.

1r was a custom with Alexander the
Great to obligc the captive women whom
lie carried along with him to sing songs
after the manner Of their country He
happened among these women to perceive
one who appeared in deeper affection
than the rest; and who, by modest, and
at the same time noble confusion, dis
covered greater reluctance than the
others to appear in public. She was
perfect beauty; which was very much
heightened by her bashfulness, whilst she
threw her eyes on the ground, and did all
she could to conceal her face. The king
soon imagined, by her air and mien, that
she was not Of vulgar birth; and inquir-
ing into it, the lady answered, that she
was grand daughter to Octius, who not
long before had swayed the Persian sccp-
trc, and daughter of his son; that she had
married Hystaspes, who was related to
Darius, and general Of a great army
Alexander being touched with compass
sion, when he hcared the unhappy fate of
a princess Of the blood royal, and the sad
condition to which she Was reduced, not
only gave her her liberty, but returned
all her possessions; and caused her hus-
band to be sought for, in order that she
might be restored to him.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1824-08-07

But kept conceal'd, without control,
Spread the fell cancers of the soul
Yet be thy lot, my babe, more blest-
May Joy still animate thy breast
Still midst thy least propitious days,
Shedding its rich inspiring rays
a fathers heart shall daily bear
Thy name upon its secret pray r
Andas he seeks his last repusc,
Thine image case l,fe's parting throcv
Then hail, sweet miniature, Sc.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1824-08-07
PARENTAL. AFFECTION.

AGEsILAus, king Of Sparta, was Of eli
mankind the most tender and indulgent
fathers to his children. 1t is reported Of
him, that when they were little he would
play with them, and divert himself and
them with riding upon stick; and that
having been surprised by friend in that
action, he desired him not to tell any body
Of it till he himself svas a father.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1824-08-07
".lIan e.cs

Not thro' Me hin p0rtifio" # on A4ar"-\
I've seen at morn stainless sk,,
\ heaven as blue as beauty cyc
But long ere noon dcstruction's form
Was riding ON the whirlwind Storm.
I've seen the bark with snowy SUI
Ride proudly on the swelling gale:
I've turn'd again-thc mountain wave
Was wreathlng DER her coral gr,,c
Eve seen the gay and laughing bride,
With health and <plcnlonr ;,t her , Il,
Eve look Il again-thc wedding ring
Was wrapt in deaths cold covering,
I've seen the hcro's tyrant brow
Ensiron'd with tic laurel boueli
But all obliyion's slbl, pail
Has Aimm'd the blooIn.ng corouai
And such i, lfc--a changing scene
Its blisscs "ttv, and far bctNrcn r
To-day the sunshine Of del eiit--
Tomorrow, wrctclrdnc.s and n'ei.t
How many bal,ls have sung Of Youth,
When all WAS noyeli. and uutit:
And deck! IN g;rb OF far, dress.
Its days Of Light and loN.liu,s,.
Reverse the p,cturc-timc wa show
It's fitting shades OF JOY and Wo;
And though it, smiles are bright TO-DAY.
Tomorrow secs them fade aWaH
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Observation-Disclosures

When Bresse was taken by storm from
the Venetians, the chevalier Bayard saw
cd house from plumber, whittier he had
retired to have dangerous wound dressed
which he received in the siege, and Sc
cured the mistress Of the family and her
two daughters, who were hid in it. At
his departure, the lady, as a mark of her
gratitude, offered him casket containing
two thousand five hundred ducats, which
he obstina,ely refused. But, observing
that his refusal was very displeasing to
her, and not caring to leave her dissalis-
lied, he consented to accept Of her present;
and calling to him the two young ladies
to take his leave Of them, he presented
each Of them with thousand ducats, to
be added to their portion, aud left the re-
naming FIVE hundred to be distributed
among the inhabitants that had been
plundered.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1824-08-07

being served with cup of the milk, we stirred the
-four nto it, and thought it excellent, from its
scmblance to milk brosc. Our drink was the wine
of the country-and on going out of the Merantla,
after dinner, apples and oranges were offered to us
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1824-08-07
PCETKX.
To ing Daughter, on the morning Of her Birth.

To my Daughter, on the morning Of her Birth.
LORD BYRON.
IIail-to this teeming state of strife
Hail, lovely miniature of life
Pilgrim OF many cares untold
Lamb of the worlds extended fold
Fountain Of hopes and doubts and fears
Sweet promise of ecstat;c years
How could family bend the knee,
And turn idolatcr to thce
IT'S natures hip-felt-confcss'd,
Far as the life which warns the breast:
The sturdy savage, midst his clan,
The rudest portrature of man,
In tracklcss woods and boundlcss plains,
Where everlasting wldness reigns,
Owns the still throb, the secret start,
The hidden impulse ofthe heart.
Dear babe ere yetupon thy years
The soil of human vice appears
Ere Passion hath disturb thy check,
And prompted what thou tar'st not speak
Ere that pale lip is blanch'd with Care,
Or from those eyes shoot fierce Despair,
Would could wake thine untun'd ear,
And gust it with fathers pras'r!
But little rcck'st thou, oh, nv child
OF travail on llte's thorny wild
OF all the dangers-all the woes
Each lettering footstep which enclose
All ! Little reck'st thou Of the scene
SO darkly wrought that spreads between
The little all we here can find,
And the dark mystic sphere behind
Little reck'st thou, my earliest born.
Of clouds which gather round thy morn,
OF acts to lure thy soul ;stray,
OF snares that interscct thy way,
Of secret foes, of friends untrue,
OF ticnds who stab the hearts they WOO
Little thou reck'st of this sad store,
Would thou might'st never reck them more
But thou wilt burst this transient sleep,
And thou wilt wake, my babe, to weep
The tenant of a flail abode,
Thy tears must flow, as mine have floN'd
Beguil'd by follies, every day,
Sorrow must wash thy Faults away
And thou may st wake, perchance, to prove,
The panS of unrequitcd love.
Unconscious babe though on that brow
No half-fedg'd misery nestles now
Scarce round those placid lips 4 smile
Maternal tonlness shall beguile,
Ere the moist footsteps of tear
Shall plant Their dewy traces there,
And prematurely pave the way
For sorrows OF ripper day.
Oh +! could fathers pray'r repcl
The eyes sad griet-the bosom's swell
Orconld a father hope to bear
A darling child's allotted care
Then thou, my babe, shoulI'st slumbcr still,
Exempted from all human i'll.
A parents love thy peace should free,
And ask its wounds again for thee.
Sleep on, my child the slumbcr brief
Too soon shall melt away to grief
Too soon the dawn of wo shall break,
And briny rills bedew that check
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UNION FACTORY.

UNION FACTORY.
.s. a INDIGO BLUE. -.
THE subscribers respectfully informs their
j friends and The public, that they have estab-
ished the Indigo blue Dying, and have employed
experienced workman at the coloring and finish.
ing. wcolen goods Of all descriptions will be fin.
ished in ,he neAiest nsnner, on the most reasonable
terms. ., ~
WOOL CARDING.
Wool of all grades cardcd into rolls in the best
manner They continue to manufacture wool ON
shares or by contract, as may best suit their en-.
poyers.
The following persons will receive and forward
any aticlcs intended for the Union Factory.
EDwRAD STANHOPE, and
ROBERT T. h FRANCIS CARR, Nerbsrt
GEORGE LAWTON, 1iDerfsn.
JEREMIAH CLIFFORD, Bristol Ferr3
They return their sincere thanks to their former
customers snd solicit the continuance OF their IA
yours JOHN BABCOCK.
MOSES LAWTON
Portsmouth, rune -
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SbOk STORE
David Rodman,
No. $50 ThaE.es. 81

No. $50 Thames. street.
Nearly opposite the sign :: The Golden Eagle,
Essaeeyuay INFORMS The Pu6hc,
Ni besides his usual assortment
OF BOOTS and SHOES, (Which comprises
moss 81 the kinds generally in use, and great part
o' 'hcn ot bis owD a.snufscture) he has ON hand a
qosnti'y OF Mems shoes st s i--womcns morocco
and 'esthe' boo'ees, s 81 75 aud some Cor one dot
-wsksng shoes for rs cen,s--boys shoes rs c,s
-on'oren ooo,ees 81 cents--shoes 80 and IS cts.
-Msny OF The above articles are OF good quality.
snd are sold at reduced prices. in consequence of
batting been some tim. on hsnd.
Boots and shines Of all kinds mad. FOR customers
s9s"stp' the best materials and good work manship
KID nscroeco leather and cloth boo,ee, of an, hes,
KIND. made from measures at So 25 a psir-Atso.
cshssi?s, wsx and black grain meats le,,her seal,
skins black and eoiored morocco, biudng skins,
shoe thread, webbing. silk and cotton cord. ,ibbon
Sewport 18th at Ia. tao. 1924
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EAbIi Clio HS.
S7EPHEV H. CAHOONE,
II As just received an elegant lot Of
i i lsdies blue. snd mixed H>nIr CLorHs
~n.eeh- is nov selling a, very tedaced price~
Oct 10.
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

NNspsrEa's, Alden's, and Cummings spelling
book. English Resder, Columbisn orator,
Murray's Grammar. Wsiker's Dictionary. Cummings
spd Morse's Geography and Atlas, Dsbo'l's Arilh-
metic. Testaments, and every other kind If school
books usually wanted. by the dozen single, at very
10 prices - Also, blspk account and record booIs
BoSdnch's Navigator, and Bunts Coast vi ct
writing and letter paper, Watts and Methodist
hymn books /: Church prayer books Bridsewater
Collection, i2ih edi'icn.
.iL.IL9N.aCS
Piokerstsf's Rhode I,ianh, Farmers and Chris.
tan AimanScs for 1924 by the grOoe, dozen or sin.
gle.
E.. PIPER KiNGLEG7
Coe thousand rolls Paper tlangiDgs, for rooms and
window curtains, with borders 15r0 hundred rolls
low priced papers, at about IS cts per roll.
g.. HITS so
Elcrsht and fashionable New.York Uats, end the
Boston Hat Factory hats. warranted water proof snd
not to fade in sesriny. Also, nen and ,ouhs wa.
ter proof coton and fe, hats Just received and for
sale at the Book and Hat Store, (snd at the lowest
possible price,) BY -,
GEORGE tVANTON,
s,s Agen; 10 E1va Ha,ha1pay.
% Second hand books bought and sold as above.
Nov 81
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Sheathing and Wrapping
Paper.

LASS constant supply Of Shcaihing
I snd wrapping paper. of sery uperior
gu i,y AID Of The following kinds. via
Fine sbes,hng paper for eopperiug,
DO do do boards,
sni do sT't
Double and single wrspring isrg. sud .'srt:
Kent.sh Cap ,or Hsrd~atei
noubie and single wrapping paper FOR Tea, en-.
tirely fee from Tar
This p.rer is warranted superior TO any msnufsc.
tered IA the uni,ed States and every rsam 10 con-
,sin The foil number of sheets.
Feb ). 1924 .e-
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ELEGANT BALL FkINGES.
yyNi IANltS TlL.I.EY,

WN. JAMES TILLEY,
LAS this day opened superb 10, Of bali hinges,
fpr bed AMI window ourtairs. Which he vii
sell at q much lower price than the srac'e can be
Iasnuf.eiured for here.
lie has also opened another bs'e of ,hpse new
Dorchester shirtings.
On hssd few Bore pieces IS c, shet,ings. over
one yard ai5e E~b 5, 1874.