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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-12-13
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TaGt. for Church RObbsry-on Mond !, last.
a cour; of Examination was he'd IN this place
for the trial Of Isaac " Crolsi, aho was charg.
ed with ieioniousIy oreaking open the Roman
Casholc Church, aad Of ro5bing il OF the TO.
bsruGe!e, situsr ch1ace, siiver pateH or Plate
and other sacred vessels Of he Church. seve.
raj witnesses were examined on the part OF the
Conmonwealth-none on behalf Of The prison.
sr. tie was remanded for further trial before
the Superior Court of Law
Attorney tor the Commonwealth, General
Elisha Boy d-Counszl for the pr,souer. Charles
James Faulkner, Esq
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-12-13

a NEW aud elegan, assor men, OF Fssaga
and Domestic goods, now open and t..
sale BY
ID. oRRICK, & Co.
Dec 6.--St.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-12-13

Kelley County Court, 10 1sit;
Ocfo5er Term, 1927.
James PeArse, Pia.aif.
AGAINST
Ezra Vanmetre, Ltw,s pearse and caihsrine
hrs wife, John Nanneire. Thornton TAYLOR
Vsnmetre, Abraham Gorreii, William Long,
surviving partner Of Long s. Stewart aud
Daniel BufkhaFt. Defendants.
In CIIANCERY.
SHE defendants Ezra Vanmefre and :, evils
J. Prarse and catharine h;s wlie, not having
entered their appearance. and gsve0 security
according 20 The act OF Assembly and the rules.
OF this court and Il appearing 10 the satisiacs
ton ct this court that they are not inhahitant
OF this state Ia ia 0rtered that The said dc.
PENDANTS d. appear here on the second Monday
in January next, and answer the bill of the
plsinuH and that scopy Of this order be forth.
With inserted for two months sue essyei, IN he
Msrtinsbnrg Gazette, and be posted at the door
OF the Cou House of this couaty
Copy--feste,
ID. HUNTER, enc.
Nov 8, 1897
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-12-13

- EGRoES FOX HIRE. VIII he offered
y for b. e, before the Court.ilonse door, IN
harrisburg, 1.-THE 26th instant. several NE
GRoEs, consisting Of Men, women, Bows,
and Girls Any person wishing to purchases
can be accommodated, il application is made.
before the Goth instant
MENEREL LOCKE.
Dec g.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-12-13

DUBLlc HIRING II shall offer tor hire
on Monday the 24,h of december. ia front
Of the Court House, IN the town of Nar,insbork.
seven or eight VALUABLE FARM HANDS.
among them an excellent Blacksmith.
THOMAS VI. CoLSrON.
Dec. IS.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-12-13

NEIRoEs FOX utRE.--0n The fira DAY
~ OF January, 1923, the subscribe, vii: ex-
pose TO public hire, in front Of McCieaFs'.
tavern, IN Martinsburg. for one year, se,etal
NEGROES, consisting OF Men, Women, Boy
and Girls, Bond and security reqaesd
MARY AINSHiNiE, .ldns,r.
Of y. .iiAghiHis.
Dec IS.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-12-13

INARM FOR RENT.-0n "Wednesday the
Il 10 "a day OF January, 1928, wi DC ren,
cd, on the premises, to The highest blddss The.
FARM 6eion Jog 10 the heiss Of the late Geo.
Horn, sen. deed. containing ITO acres &C firss
rate land, W in good order II will be rented,
for nonied rent. Bond and security will be
required. WILLIAM HORN,
THOMAS HORN,
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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-09

ITO be concluded IN our neri.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-09

ton, and, on the nth of May, addressed four
letters 10 the Department of War, soliciting pro-
,ec,,nn;and revenge, and the interference Of the
C.nsrai Government, to cbas,ise the Chiefs and
Warriors opposed to the Treaty, and preierrins
cbarpes against the Agent.
Tbus was The interference Of the General Go
ysrnment invoked, by all parties, to this affair
INV the Governor Of Georgia, by the McIn
,osh narty, and by the head Chiefs Of the Greek
Nation. The dispatches from Gov Troup
were received at the Department Of War on the
18Th and nth of May, and on the 18Th orders
we're sent to General Gaines, then in or near
Georgia, 10 repair to MilledgeVille, "for The
nurpose of consulting with Governor Troup on
the measures proper 10 be adopted in reference
70 the actual posture Of affairs on his arrival"
and, if necessary 10 call out the militia OF Geor-
eia in defence of the frontier, then supposed to
be threatened with .nvasion. In consequence
also of the charges made against the Creek
AGENT, by the Governor of Georgia, and by the
depuration Of the Mcintosh party, Major 1. +,
Andrews was despatched on the goth OF May
as Special Agent, 10 inquire into these Char
ges.
ITO be concluded in our nsrf,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-09

4 who being beaten at every point, had been O.
bliged 10 quit the plateau of rripolizza, and ,o
retreat TO Modon.
Letters from Marselles say that Lord Coch.
rane is at ST. Tropez, armiHg brig of 400
| tons, and making active preparations TO join
the Greeks. with considerable amount offunds.
A letter is mentioned from Lord Cochrane 10
the Greek Government, in which he saws, that
the time is approaching when he will come to
their relief, and that he may be expected in the
Morea, in the month OF March,
Geaeun, Jan. I'm. Eynard lately addre ssed
! to The Novelist Vaudois, the following ex
tract of The happy and important news which
he has received from Greece
"Since the letter which had the honor TO
write to the Commute Of Lausanne, the 18th of
January, (this should perhaps be DecemberJ
have received numerous letters from Napol di
Romania, of the l2th, 9Th, and 18th of Deem
Der. All of them bring news favorable to
Greece of which the following is The substance
"Colonel Heideck writes nearly in the follow
ing terms:
"Afier fatiguing passage, and some dangers
we arrived at NapoIi the 5th Of Dec, and enter
ed the por, at the same time a. the American
frira,c The Turks have been defeated by md
in Eastern Greece, aud obliged 10 raise The
siege of Athens.
"The Egyptian feet, through which we hap
pily passed, though il consisted OF IS sail, had
only provisions on board, and no troops for
Ibraham. The Greeks are JOYFUL and full OF
hone. The National Assembly has not ye,
fixed on the plrce Of its sittlngs
Tomorrow We set GU, for Egina, by way Of
EDldaurus We shall aflerwa ards go TO Athens.
"Admiral Miaulis hes taken the command vi
! the irigate, and is gone with i, to Prro.
"Karaiskaki has covered himself with glory
at Aratona, towards Livadia, he there attacked
| Muslan 3ev Katfa, OF Rumelia, WIKI 1000 men
and completely defealed him Byfore the &C
| ton, the Turk proposed TO retire No! reptile
karaiskaki, Missolonghi demands blood, and
500 barbarians were sacrificed 10 the name
Of those sacred victims. This fury of tn,
Greeks shrws how the wounds IN 'hc hearts %!
! the ,ictors were sill Breeding (rhe great l
par, Of Karaiskaki's lroopsIs composed Of III.
defenders of Mls,o o"ehi, who lost every thing
they held dear, when that town was p!unlered,,
a rich booty, in arms aud baggage, was the re-
suit Of This brilliant success.
"rhe eX pe iilion Of Colhtl promised hap
py result, and yhp inhabitants seconded it with
all Their power, uH .iinS a.! Toe provisions lney
could spare, and some money.
The distribution Of provisions hid com
menctI, and Va. Bailey had exerled himself 10
make the best use of,he lwu Cargo, going tt
the s,starce OF the most important points, S
especially to Karaiskakl, who shews hlmocl
every where vi IN continued success, &c SC
"ihe letters from NapoI ahnounce, besides
tn arrival OF six esse!s with provisions, aud a
ship sent from Zante.
accept, sc ]. G.. EYNARD
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-09
]. G.. EYNARD /"
From the Nelc- York Commercial advertiser.
FROM Duh CORRESPONDENT.
Colombion Ship Of W~ General Paes,

FROM Duh CORRESPONDENT.
Colombian Ship Of Wav General Paes, !
Curncoa, february sth, 1897.
we sailed from New York on the 29,h Of
November last, and experienced very bad wea-
ther ill we got in the latitude of St. Barts from
thence We had pleasant weather TO 81, KITS,
Caru2eona, Margarine, and Cumana. At Gu
mana had the pleasure Of examining the et-
fects of the late action between Gen Bermudez
and Paez's troops, under The com...and Of Ma
rino The Battery al the commence ment OF
the Ere sh-water river, (Which empires Itself in
to the ocean, is nearly all destroyed. The pub
lie stores are, in manner ready 10 fail The
TWO outer fort, are completely irstrored-e-
rccled bv Marine The house of General
Bermudec, has been nearly destroyed, with
the furniture, by those bands ni Reregades
which generally inirst this coAnrv The pri-
vateer schooner Republican,, CAPT. Gondolph,
lust from cruise, was in The harDor at the
time; and B, rmudrz receiving orders from
Marine to quit the place IN two hours, had no
alternative but 10 20 on board the priyateer-
(seypral Of the crew Of The prirateer were on
shore )--howevcr, on Bermudez's going on
board. the cable of the schooner was slipped,
and heavy fire was commenced on the town,
with the brig Spartana and another prize schoo-
ner, which had been armed for the purpose
The fort on the hill, however, succeeded in ma
king the business short, by making their fire a
little too warm for Capt GondoIph and Gone
raj Bermudcz. The priva,eer received consi-
derable damage, and several killed and wound
ed.
The place is now perfectly quiet, and it is
stated on good authority, that Bermudez, on the
arrival of Bolivar, will resume his command.
have seen several proclama,ions from Boil
var. which amount to nothing more than ap
proving ofPaez's conduct, and pardon 10 those
who resisted it,
On the Gath January we took from off the ISL
and Of Tortugas, the prize master and hive men
belonging To the ship africa, Com. Brown. On
the coas, of Portugal, the africa captured the
Spanish Lugger Ell Carman, and ordered her
for Puerto Cavello: on the night OF Gath Dec.
the Ell Carman struck, and Immediately went
to pieces: they had been 81 days living on no.
thing but the wild Pelican.
By the schr. Jane, just arrived from Pue RIO
Ca,ello, we understand every thing Is quiet
You will again soon hear from me.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-09
From The National hieikigencsr.
To THE EDITORS.


II has been over and over again triumphant
IL stated, in certain public prints hostile TO the
nresent Administration Of the General Govern
men,, that Mr.. CHARLES CARROLL, OF Carroll
ton, the only surviving Signer OF The Declara-
ton of independence, is likewise opposed TO
that Administration; and 10 the reelection OF
Mr. Adams to the Presidency, and that, on a
recent occ aston, at large meeting Oft friends
of Gen Jackson, in the CITY OF Baltimore, this
was asserted with great confidence to be the
case. To place this matter IN It's proper hight,
and 10 show, Messrs Editors, how groundiess
is the assertion Of the prints alluded to and OF
the orators at the town meeting, the writer oil
this article begs leave 10 trouble you with an
extract, for publication OF letter, dated 4,h De
cember last, which he received from gentle
man of the very first responsibility in baltimore,
en,oying the advantage and happiness OF So
cial and habitual intercourse with Mr. Carroll,
which ascrihes, upon the authority OF Mr. Car
roll himself, very different sentiments to that
enlishtered and estimabe First Citizen" than
those which these prints and the friends OF Ge-
neral Jackson n Maryland, would thus tain
make US attribute 20 him. Being well aware Of
the respect and deference so deservedly enter
tanned for the opinions Of Mr.. Carroll in that
IL Is not 10 Ot TN lDeSe lltneS
of bold assumptioh) that they eudeavor to throw
the weight Of his distinguished name and cha
racter into the scale Of the decreasing popular
ity of their favorite candidate, as acounterpoise
10 the increasing popularity OF Mr.. Adams in
the same hemisphere; but trust that it will be
made sufficiently manifest, from the extract,
that they have no right so to use the name and
opinions Of Mr.. Carroll, TO help The desperate
cause in which they are employed.
EXTRACT.
"Mr. Carroll (of Carroiton) is so pleased
with Mr.. Adams's whole conduct, since his E.
lection TO the Presidency, that, he says any pre-
ference he might some time since have had for
another has been entirely removed, and that he
now thinks MIR. Adams ought to receive the
whole support Of all the honest part of the
community, and, for one, would give him his
support for reelection. This agrees with
what told you was the general opinion Of our
best men here; and am sure it will give you
satisfaction 10 find that Mr.. CAROLS opinion
corresponds with what told you it was"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-09
Fairly ASPARAGUS.

Norfolk March 5.-We were yesterday pre-
sented by our friend MIR. JOS. A. BARRON, with
fine bunch Of asparagus from his extensive
beds. A mess Of this delicious vegetable, thus
early, is rarity indeed. MIR. Barron informs
US that he has quantity of the Early Aspara-
gus roots to dispose Of, which are really worthy
the attention Of the curious in gardening.
Herald.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-09
AG.ax, y. ly.Dl&I-Ae
FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 9, 1897.

We refer to Postscript for late English,
French and Spanish news-no item of which,
however, is important Spain seems DESTROYS
of peace Her Minister disclaims any wish TO
offend Portugal, or her ally, England; but avows
determination to protect the Spanish terrific
ry. All chance of q war appears to have van
ished.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-09
The Rev. Charles Stewart

Missionary, from the Sandwich Islands, is expected,
by the leave of Providence, to preach next Lords
day morning in the First Presbyterian Church.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-09

V,HE following persons were elected officers of the
i Fauguier and .3lerandria lurnphe' al the meet
ing of Stockholders in Buckiand OH inc o' is'. VIZ
Hugh Smith, President
John Lloyd,
Colin Aud, Directors.
John p. Smith,
John Roberts,
]. Morgan Treasurer
And, by the Board of Public WORKS
William r.. Smith,,
John "; Tyler Directors
marc II
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-09
Bricks.
Grand Royal Arch Chapter o.
the district Of Columbia

PURSUANT to adjournment, the 1r."u ,hs isth
s HAIL e cy Of washington the ns. .ss o,no OF the
Officers elect for the ensuing year, anu ''0''
siness as may come before it ,pw,s
mar '
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-09
.H.iRRIED,

W4RRIED,
On Thursday Evening the 18th of February, by the
Rev MIR. Harrison, Mr. THOMAS HARRIsoN, to Miss
ELIZABETH CRASpELL all of this place.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-09
AUCTIONS.
Public Sale.

NDER the authority Of a deed of trust from james
- McDennick and wifi. and pursuant to decree Of
the United States Circuit Court icr,Le D;,,ic Of Go.
l9nbla will De SOLD on Saturday the 7h day of ich,
1877, III front OF the premises at pubic auction. I, he
highest bidder for cash. Il LOT or GKGUHD situate
IN the town of Alexandr,a the nori I'D, {. C,,,n
street. between Pitt and 81. Asaph tie bcre the
same lot which was purchase BY sal, NcD, mick OF
VIM. B. Stuart T. MASON To-.
march ) .
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-09

We commence to-day, and shall finish to-
morrow, the Report of the Select Committee
of the House Of Representatives, to which
was referred the Presidents Message relative
10 the Georgia controversy l, is docu-
ment that ought to be attentively read by
all who wish to decide justly between the re-
spective parties Such as are predetermined
TO condemn the Administration Of the Gene
raj Government, right or tcrons we advise not
TO read the Report, because we know that IN
proportion as it convnces them against their
wishes, so will their passions increase THEN
hostility The avowed principles OF the Com
bina,ion," 10 say nothing Of daily experience,
authorize thai conclusion. The more prudent
Nv and wisely the Administration act, the more
inveterate are their enemies; and for the plain
reason, tina; since the managers Of The Faction
have bound themselves, by their "Combinat'ons,'
10 oppose "every measure and act'' Of the men in
power, the less exceptional those acts and inca
sures, the more odious of course, must be the
opposition. If men read what enlists their
judgments on one side and infames their
passions on the other, they increase their mora!
and political depravity; and hence we feel our
selves bound TO advise that no real General Jack
son man read the Report which we now pub
Delaware journal., 1827-10-09

have been added to their list. and thus shown the
real strength of the party the following counties oe-
ing decidedly for the Administration
Calvert i. Talbot 9, Hartford 9. Frederick A.
Kent Q. Queen AIMS /, Dorchester l., Anne Arun-
del 2, Montgomery 2,-l7. !.
Adding the serc,eea thus lost by prodlgal waste
of strength to which we have referred, the state OF
parties might lave stood thus--for the Admlnlsra-
ton, 67-tor jackson, IS. e.
Hereafter, then, we hope no attempts will be made
by the opposition editor Of this city, the editor OF
the Richmond Enquirer, or any other OF the coniede-
rated editors, to impose upon the people, by putting
down the electoral vote of the State OF Maryland Tor
General Jackson. MAI. Jcnraaf.
Delaware journal., 1827-10-09

me Administration members would have. iudis
phtaD'y, been more numerous, but for the indiscre
ton winch was exhibited in the setting up of SO ma.
ny Gan''i'iates' III opposition to each other 1t is
we'll known ttat while the jackson party were 50
well organized, thar not more than four candidates
were started. III snme instances the Administration
candidates we're doable that number. This gave a
aice slinw OF strength to the Opposition, and an
equally false show Of weakness to the Adm;nistra-
ton. Where there was an unquestionable and a
considerable majority Of friends of the Admnstra
ton IN counaty,it was thus cut up, and rendered
perfectly inehicent while maturity, juliciously
Speaking on this point, the Baltimore Patriot use
'he following language, and accompanies it by tn
statement Of votes whicl we subjoin
Had the friends of the Administration conteste
the election upon the party ground, like their Of
pnnents. an'l run but four candidates in cucb coui
'y, the following additional members might easiI
Delaware journal., 1827-10-09
From The Afassachusetts Journal
NAVIGATION OF + He MISSISSIPPI
uO:O@O:Or 6

A correspondent in Tennessee, portion of
whose communication has already appeared in our
columns, informs US that among the means resortcd
to in order poison the minds of the citizens of the
Western States against President Adams. is Tie
circulation of Jonathan Russell's calumny. that MIR.
Adams proposed at Ghent, to admit the British to
the navigation of the Mississippi tedious
the task OF repeating, for the hundredth time, re-
saation of this groundess charge, respect to the
suggestion of our correspondent induces us to do it.
BY the treaty Of 1888. by which the British Go.
vernment acknowledged our independence, certain
liberties of fishing and driving fish, within the iuris
dction OF Great Britain, secured to the Unite,
States, and the right of navigating the Mississippi
vas allowed to the subjects of Great Britain. 'fh
Hrltish negociators at Client early announced i
isov commissioners, that the British Guye,nment d
Delaware journal., 1827-10-09
From the National Mtellieencer

Ihe Indian War at an end.--We learn, from
traveller. that Col. M'KENNEy, of this CITY, arrived
al st. Louis onthe 18th September from the Winnie
bago country. He brought informationto that place
that the Red Bird (the principal war Chief Of the
Wnne,bagoes) together with "A young Brave of the
same nand, had been gwen up TO Gen. ATKINSON
the Winnebagoes had sued for peace, and had pro,
missed to give up all the party which made the attack
on the keel boats, and committed the murders at
lPrairie-du-Ch Chen, SC,
Delaware journal., 1827-10-09

Put II is time TO tell tie truth and 50 Jar from q
s;.ng tirpece by concealiigit hnk' her true IN
sis.'ns viii Ire beaf promoted BY detailing thugs as
.sy ,e,v'ay aread letting the world know the hopessnd
r.. tbe wants and resources Of the country. In
,ea' next will detail to you the public occurrences
that shall !ranspre. Iremain yours. truly, ,
'"'s ''N'' [. G. HOWE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-11
TREASURY DEPARrMENT
OcLobe, 4. 1927.

NOTICE Is hereby given to the proprieiors Of
tue unredsemed six per cent. Stock crested in
pursuance oil an Act Of Congress passed on the 9Th
reoruary' 1913, that II has been decided by lot,
That ibe certificates mentioned in the snnexed
Schedule, amounting in the whole TO one million
I'VE hundred ihoussnd one hundred and sixtv.,hres
dollars and sixteen cents, on the surrender thereof
be paid on the first day Of January nexf. (Is2s. !
70 The respective Stockholders, or to their Ieral re-
preseniaiges, or attorneys duly Constituted q, the
treasury, or at the Loan Office where the Stock
mus 70 be reimbursed may STANG credited to the
pfopFieiors iheeUf.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-11
NOTICE

Ii Peason5 having open with the Estate OF Robt
"a Bell dec late Ssdder Of the city Of Richmond sre
rtqueed 10 call the subscriber for settlement As il
expected thrt reference TO the books will be
have had them posted aud ready 10 make settle.
nents Although II - desirahe that speedy close IF
The administration should be made yet shall give eaops,
bile tune TO those who fall debt the estate upon their
giving bond for the payment thereof All ind sbted v
bonds and notes. are informed that the claims against the
eitate are very urgently pressed, and thst therefore
am compelled 70 require them TO make immediate baymeu
All persons falling u call in reasonable time may expect
that legal steps will be taken for the collection thereof All
persons having claims against the estate
sent them properly and legally auihe ated that NAV be
aPrrped OF the amount due 70 enable make
mems for their liquidation. My Office the CITY Hail.
where The Books and papers will be kept aud where shall
generally attend from 10 10 O'clock
w. ID. WREN, Sergr Of G. r.
and Adm'or OF Rob-. Bell, dec
Oec. q. 81 If
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-11

captains watch, aud ,LIeAishea TO murder eli on
board, and destroy the vessel. A boat, with sew
era bags OF coffee, had been taken at Milo, by the
u. s. ship Lexington, par, of which had beer
identified as part Of the Cherub's cargo Greeks
taken in the boa, had promised to show where the
esidue Of the cargo was TO be found. The Lex.
ington had sailed from Smyrna with the Cd officer
Of the Cherub, in search OF the Pirate. The Che
rub arrived a, Smyrna on the 22d.
NJ Y. Casstte.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-11
NEIY GOODN

SCOIT q SMITH have received from New York by the
~ Ehori their Fall Supply Of Goods; sisng part Of
blue black olive, eiae,, brown aud other
mixed cloths blue black, white, drab, mixed CASH
mere bansup cords cambets aud piads coaks
assortment OF vesiing OF plain, figured colour
ioIenne PLAIN and figured velvet' valencia tone eassi.
net msreles nerino, toiine article aud haud-
sone buck aud beaver gloves sus.nders, silk belts with
general assortment of Trimmings all which will up
style.
hey keep on hand snail assortment OF READY MADE
~ IL niNo, warranted equal TO suy made 10 order.