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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-06
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MARCH 3, 1921
The two Houses of Congress adjourned This
day, between 4 and p. NJ. after one OF the mos,
severe Sessions tina, remember.
The following extracts embrace the most i'm -
pouant parts of the Proceedings in the two
Houses. The leading fact disclosed BY them. il
will be perceived, IL, that the bill concerning The
Commercial Intercourse with the British colonies
has wholly failed, and that the whole subject il
LEI, precisely where it was at the commencement
OF the session OF Congress.
The Senate, we understand, this dsy. confirm
ed, amongst others, the following nominations
To be Commissioners for The payment of claims
for Slaves, under The late Convention with
Great Britain
Lsngdon Cbeves Of Pennsylvania;
James Pleassuis Of Virgins;
Henry Seawell of North Carolina
Aaron Ogden Of New Jersey, to be CLERK NJ
this Commission.
William b. Rochester of Ne, York. to no
Charge des AfFiies TO the Republic Of Guatemala
Beaufort J.. Watts Of South Carolina. 10 he
Chstge des Adaires 10 the Republic of Co)ombia.
during he absences Of Minister.
Henry Wheaton of New York, to be CHARGE
des Afsires to the Kingdom OF Denmark.
Philip 5 MTkley, TO be Naval Officer for the
Pors Of Pbilsdelphis.
Nathaniel Cake, to be Receiver OF Public Mo.
neJs a. New OrIcans. fNfof In,
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,
GEORGIA AND THE UNITED STATS.
Nj Everett, from the Select Committee 10
which was referred two Messages from the Presi
deBt Of The United States, with resolu,i.ns Of IN,
Legislature Of Georgia, and other documents. re-.
lsing 10 ths controversy as 70 The right 70 certain
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-06
FRIDAY, MARCH 9.

Inc resolution accompanying the repor: of the
Select Committee the Georgia difficulties was
! taken up and agreed to-
Inc resolutions In relation TO Ordnance &c
captured during the late war, submitted Yesterday
" MI .hamoeTs, was taken up, and having been
u,scusseu oy Messrs. Woo Injury, Chambers,
iazeweli, and Harrison, was rejected
On motion of Mr.. Marks. the bill IN ,,,h,,;,.
the laying out and locating certain roads in the
territory OF Michigan, was taken up IN COMMITTEE
OF Inc w hole, and having been amended on mo-
ton of Mr.. Hendricks, for reducing the su,n n
2oOU9 dollars to 10000 dollars and 10 restrct the
appropriation to the Territory of Michigan, was
read third time and passed.
On motion of Mr. Johnston of o,;; =,
Dill making appropriation for building light .borsa.
o-acons, and for other purposes, was faken -,
passed through Committee of the Who'll ID
having been amended, was read third ,i,rc 81
passed. Gnu
Inc Dill Tor The Improvement of hsrbors, rivers
&c passed through Committee of the Whole
was amended, read third time, aud passed.
Inc biii making appropriation for holding Ger.
's'h indian treaties, having been returned from
The other House, with their dissent from an a,neod
meh' made oy the Senate, the Senate insisted nm
the amendment y"
The Vice PTesiden, then said that he ross j., r,,r
snance OF The notice given yesterday, and having
oHered The Senators bis best wishes for safe md
happy return TO their homes, retired from the
Chair ~ S
The Senate then proceeded 10 the election of
president pro tempore, v hen the following was
announced as The result of the ballot:
For Macon 20. Harrison 4, Holmes 4, Smith of
Nd. 3. Sanford 2, Ven Buren, L. Chase /.
Mr. Macon being elected, was conducted IN
the Chair, and made his acknowledgements for the
honor conferred on him.
CINE additional Proceedings OF both Houses in
our next)
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-06

WAsnINeroN CITY, FEB 9Th, 1927.
pa have received your communication. in
answer 10 mine OF yesterday, in winch v,,a n;' -
an explanation Of what you mean, IN con, 81, 81
note, when you said " pistol sduIIis Of a, eo,,ea
equality 10 ell respects" 10 ~'''"e
That you believe that the mode slluJeJ to ~,
you, would, in the use Of pistols. produce ~
e1'siit7, 40 not fov5i. whsfhe- tho s.s..,;o. |
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-03-29
WHERE SHALL I DINE.

There is good reason to suppose that
this pleasant little farce originated in n joke
Of Theodore Hooks who calling IN one
day unexpectedly upon Matthews, said in
his usual friendly way" am come to dine
with you Charles" ""I am sorry you cannot,
said the facetious mimic, "ior | ara gelng
out to dine" "Then 90 with you" rctort-
ed Hook. THAT you cannot said Ma
thews "for the meeting is one Of business,
and, therefore, am unable to introduce
you" "Good morning, Charles" said The
odore, 81 am determined TO dine with
somebody to-day, and therefore, shall in
yitc myself to the first table whore see a
cloth laid" In passing down Frith-stieo eot
the tempting preparations for dinner par
ty struck his eye. After glanciEg n mo-
mcnt at the delicately white cloth, and the
sparkling plate which decorated tho board
Hook knocked at the door, and was in
stantly ushered into the room by the ser
want, supposing him TO DO one Of the guests
a. the very inOH'eht, rs IL WouIu h"PPeh
when the assembled friends were about tC
sit down TO dinner. "What can this be ?
seemed the expression upon the anxious
face Of the host and hostess. Theoder,
bowed-.hc lady returned the compliment
he drew his chair near the table--th,
host seemed to pause Hook hesitated
bowed 70 him: it was returned; 81 beg par
don, (said the merry wag) bot really fea
I have uDintentionaly committed yer!
serious breach of good manners. Is thi
Greek.streeti" at IS not" was the reply
oNor this house the residence OF my frien,
Charles Fairly" "No," "Then ] fee
Bound to make every apology for this insru
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Court OF Probate.

.Ntr- .Shorehdm, The 2lm Of February, 1927
XTPON the return Of the Committee by this
u Court appointed to appraisc the Real
Estate whereof John Gorton, Esq. late of
New Shorcham, deceased, was seized during
his ntermarriage with Eiepsibah Gorton,
wherein said Hcpsbah hath not relinquishcd
her dover thcrein-lt is Ordered that said
report be received, aud that said Hepgibah
Gorton give public notice thereof, by pub
lishing a copy of this decree for three sue
cessivc weeks in the r. |. Republican, 60 all
persons Interested therein. 70 appear before
this Court on the 2lth day of March, l-27, at
the house of Josiah :. Peckham, IN said New
Shoreham, at ] O'Clock p m. if they shall sec
fit and shew cause why said report should not
be confirmed By order OF said Court
WM MlLIKlN, Prot. Clerk.
Mar :
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Anderson's COUGH Drops.

The most valuable Medicine ever in use
FOR
Coughs, COnSUmpiOpS, and .4SthmuS
THIS new and healing Balsaln bids fair
IL to rival every medicine heretofore
discovered for coughs and complaints of
the lungs leading TO consumption, and even
in seated consumptions it has lately been
used by many with the most surprising suc-
cess. If certificates from persons Of Inc
highest responsibility or the great and IN
creasing demand for them may be called
proof of its good effects tits proved. Scarce
ly n case of colds, coughs, pain in the side.
difficulty Of breathing, want of sleep arls-
ing from debility, or even consumptIons,
but may be relieved by the timely use Of
this medicine. Every genuine bottle has
.4,lderson's Cough Drops
stamped on it, Dnd the directions are au
signed by JlmeS .Melien.
These Drops generally give ease in
most cases of coughs, colds, difficulty ot
breathing, wheeling, tightness Of .he chest.
consumptions, and pain in the side. The
aged will experience relief equally agreca-
bic and instantaneous, even when the
lungs are affected.
O. Beparticular, as each genuine bot
tie has AnderSons Cough Drops" stamp
ed on it; and that each of the directions ara
signed in writing by "James Mellcn" {;
no others are genuine.
Price One Dollar for large, and fifty
cents for small bottles.
TIE dtore .Nedic'nc IS for Sale b3
SAMUEL w. NINSON,
DRUGGIST AND APOTHECARY,
No. 10, Thames-street, :
who has for sale constant supply Of the
best kmds Of
Medicines, Drugs, &c.
Also soldwholesale and retail, by George
II. Tillinghast, John Fl Mason, Providence;
DR.. Tibbitts, Warwick; Benjamin Bateman,
! East-Greenwch; Daniel Carpenter, Tx
bridge; David FarnIm, Smithfeld: DR..
Briggs, Bristol; Thomas Taylor, Little Rest,
Rowse Babcock, Westerly; DR. Tll'nghast,
Wexford; Jeremiah Williams, Warren,
Daniel Brewer, Taunton, and the Post Mas
( ter in Slatersvlllc.
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sion nv name is Hook, and / am

sion my name is Hook, and ANN
"Tbe most welcome guest could have
seem" said the cheerful host, thinking the
whole mistake and as you have commit
ted very great error the only apology I
will accept, is, your staying to dine with
us )" request with which the dramatist
most readily complied and it will be un-
necessary 10 add to those who have enjoy.
ed his pleasant society, that by his wit,
whim, and good humour, he became a well
come guest at the same table forever after.
--ses~.
4 REyERiE. Night was yelling with its
dusky mantle the varied face Of nature
the bright objects OF day were now gloomy
and indistinct--l sat before n fire which
threw ftful CLEAN upon the opposite wall
contemplation had chosen this time as
peculiarly her own--the thoughts of years
that arc gone, crowded upon my mind
was again in the walks of youth--youth I,
season Of comparative innocence--when
the angel Of hope covers the mind with her
golden wngs--when the tear Of grief sci
dom dims the laughing eye--when sor-
row may endure for q night" but when the
morning sun will bring with him the light
of consolation and rekindle the glow ofjoy.
Where is the man who can look back upon
thy days Of peace, without apensve feel
ing IC there be such man, envy him
not--ho has little sensibliiy. What has
become Of those, whose youthful hands we
pressed With youthful ardor--around whose
necks our arm was fondly thrown--whose
mirth, whose pains we shared, whose
wrongs we were ever ready to ayenge--
in whom we Confded--for the influence Of
, the dark spirit Of suspicion was theu untclt!
Some Of them have boon gathered to the
mansions Of death, in the spring Of their
days, while they "dreamcd" Of " many a
morrow gay''--somo upon whose devoted
heads the storm Of misfortune has pitless-
! Iy pelted, have sought far from their homes
u oreign gruye--so have quatted the
cup which smiling pleasure oflered--they
are now trcading with hasty footsteps the
broad road whose end ia rurn--some have
been "marked" by melancholy for her
own" and move through llf3 " in helpless.
hopeless, brokcncss Of heart, Some are
far awuy-tossed on the stormy ocean, or
pursuing fortune IN other climes, exposed
to death from the 5nng wave, or inhal!ng
the pestlcntiOl breeze. OF how few can
it be said--their path has always been pros.
porous Those may be considered as for.
! tunote, and should be contented who can
say, we float along the stream Of time--it
Is now gentle and calm--now rough and
| turbulcnt--its banks are often adorned with
gay and beautcous landscapes--though our
! prospects are sometimes bounded by dark
and barren rocks---as We advance We are
, still greeted with smiling spots Of vordure,
but long tracts Of cherries 'sterility too
! Frequently meet our gaze. Happy is ne
whose bosom is swayed, and whose actions
arc directed by the expectation Of haven
I otillimitable felicity.
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WHITNEY'S COUGH PULLS.

THESE pills, which are composed most.
Il ly ofvegetables, are not inferior TO any
thing vet discovered for coughs, colds,
asthmas and consumptions; and even IN The
latter case, where a cure Is not 20 be eX-
pected, they prove an excellent palliative
by expectoration, relieving PAIN and pro-
ducng sleep.
Numerous certificates Of the virtues of
these pills might easily be procured, but II
is confidently believed they arc sufficiently
known to render recourse TO such means
unnecessary, and where they are not known
We are we'll assured trial Of them viii be
a more effectual recommendation than
host of ertlfcates.-DlrectionS for using,
with the box.
Each box contains forty pills; price fifty
cents.
N.B. To prevent impositions each boy
will be enclosed with label bearing 81
impression the good Samaritan, with tAf
following inscription,
Uhitney's Cough Pills"
and each bill of directions will be signedy
the inventor.
II. & c. DYER Jr's. & Co.
having been appointed by the proprietor
sole agents for the sale Of the above pulls,
are now ready to supply druggists on. 9th.
ers on very reasonable terms, at Nos. IL,
and rs, Market-street, Providence. They
are also kept for sale by K. K. Hazard, and
James Taylor, Newport.
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Executors Notice.

VNIIE subscribers having been appointed
Il Executors of the last WIll and Ies-
lament of
CONSTANT TABER,
late of Newport, deceased, have taken
upon themselves that trust, by giving bonds
as the law directs. Al persons having
demands upon the estate OF The said ce.
ceased, are requested to exhibit tie same;
and all persons indebted to the said estate,
are called upon to make payment to
CHRIsToPHER FOWLER, : ur,o,,,o,s
AUDLEY CLAREE,
Newport, mar. ], 1927. 8w
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Joseph w. Eddy,

a-SSs
HAS Just received on Consignment, a
II great variety of Goods, which will be
sold at less prices than can be purchased
elsewhere. Among them are
90 boxes Spanish and half Spanish Ci-
gars--some very superior.
500 doz. paper chewing and smoking To-
bacco.
bbl. Lime JRice.
5 dozen bottles Cayenne and Pepper
Sauce,
q bbls. Shsgbarks.
hid. Pea Nuts,
9 boxes Starch.
Dbl. picked Sword Fish,
2 bbls. Glauber Salts,
% boxes No. I, Chocolate,
box Fresh Lemons,
so. Fresh Oranges.
n. b. Almost every article called for
in Grocery, may be had at No. leo, OF
quality and price which will be satisiacto-
~. Feb. H..
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Just Received * for Sale.
Commissioners Notice.

THE subscribers appointed by the Hon
l. Court Of Probate for the town of
Newport, Commissioners to receive, ex-
anime and allow the claims against the es-
tate Of WILLIAM MOORE, sen.
late ofsaid Newport, deceased, represent
cd insolyent, and how they are made out,
hereby give notice that six months from
the 9th Of February, 1897, are allowed for
the creditors Of said estate to bring in and
prove their claims against the same, and
that the 2Gth Of May, 26th Of June, aud ith
OF August next, at2 o'clock p. m. Of each
day, at the house of Nathaniel Sweet, are
appointed by us the time and place of
meeting said creditors, for the purpose of
receiving and examining their several
claims.
WILLIAM SrEvENs
Isaac TAGGART, Comr'3.
MILToN HALL,
mar !.
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1927, lst mo. 18th.
JOB SHERMAN,

IIAS Just received from the late Auc-
4 Il tions IN Providence, great variety
Of New Goods. consisting Of Broadcloths--
L Cassimeres-Sattlncts-- -Blankets--Cassl-
mere Shaws-Shirtings-fag aud black
silk hdkfs.--furnituro checks--cambricks
-ginghams, and bedtickings, some as low
as l6 cents per yard.
AS agent for L. & w. Fletcher, he has
ust received black, yellow, and red tcrrets;
cotton braids suspeaders boot webbing ;
amp wcks, &c. for sale at the factory
prices. ALso-l case of superior Green
Window Blinds
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fTCW CENTTrTCATES.

Dr. NFLtEN, SIR the cause Ot humanity dc.
mands ofme TO give you the following state
ment wife hadior six years been in a de-
cline, aud pronounced by her Physicians {,
be in consumptivo state, and was attended
by 4 severe pain in her side, with a Cough
and difficulty of breathing. She was reduc-
ed so low as TO be unable to get from her bed
to the fire without aid All hopes Of her re
covery had long been given up. In tins sit.
uation, was prevailed upon, as last possible
resort, yet without any hope of success to
make use of Anderson's Cough Drops. 90
She commenced the Use of thGm in February
last and after using two bottles, 10 the aston
ishmcnt Of all, in the month Of May following
tho health of my wife was entirely restored
and since which, her health and strength were
never better. Feeling deep interest tha: the
public in general may resort to the same re
medy, whcn their friends or relations are ap
parently, or evidently on the brink of the
grave, TO rescue them from the same. You
are at liberty to publish the above. am re
specially, &c. JAMES ~. STYLES
Rhincbeck, Dptcbcss co. (.N " .No0. oth'
For sale by $. w. VlNSON.
.Ns~Port, Druggist q .lpotheo"Ty
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John B. Newton,

TTAS opened few more new Goods,
IL Good Caroline plaids, at % cts &c,
N.-rives this notice 10 those whose
accounts have been standing over Year
They are 10 be settled forthwith
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'.eAs.'..
ANOTHER MILWOOD.

CASE or lIrNRy Dunn. Our readers
will remember the case Of Henry Dunn,
who was tried with Martha Smith, and
found guilty of robbing his employers,
Messrs. Sewell & Cross, the respectable
silk mercerso of Old Crampton- street, Soho.
The unfortunate youth met with his de-
pravcd companion at the theatre, where an
acquaintance commenced, which has anni--
hlated his prospects, and involved his life
in jeopardy. lie took house for her IN
Brook. street Lambeth. The expense Of
this establishment was necessarily delray-
cd by robbing his employers and at her
instigstion, these depredations were CARR
ed to q great extent. He frequently felt,
and expressed to her his compunctlon and
determination to desist, but she threatened
him if he did so, to impeach him, and dis
close his conduct TO his employers
When he was ultimately detected, she
hoped to escape justice by giving him up
as the plunderer but she was also prose
, csted and convicted ofreceiving the stolen
property. Ii is hardly to be credited, that
after poor Dunn had received sentence Of
death. this female should have been de.
moniac enough to send him night cap, IN.
tmstng that he would soon stand IN need
of il rs his execution was 80 near but the
re ader will be less surprised at this when
| he is informed that she had before seduced
two other young men into the same guilty
course. London paper.
--eMe-..-
Singular Marriage. gentleman aged
II, courted a lady aged l3, and 1t is fully
believed that he continued his visits regu.
larly once fortnight, for 81 years, snt
that the time was appointed for the mar.
rage FIVE or siX times, during this period
but from some cause unknown To any per
son except themselves, they were not mar.
ried. The time was again appointed 10 b,
OF the 18th December last the gentleman
attended accordingly, but the lady sent hin
off as he went: she, however, IN few days
changed her notion wrote him a note 4
that effect he went to her house, takin,
the parson with him, and they were insll
married OF the 2Ist December, without In
knowledge OF any part Of the family, wh
were astonishcd on coming into the hous
at night, finding the couple married, an
an elegant supper on thetsble. This shew'
in part, the uncertainty of things but h
that is faithful 10 the end shall be saved.
Sdpannoh Rep.
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TICKETS in all the Lotteries ex,snt
may be had by application at EVANS OF.
sce, No. s5, Thames street
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WOOL CARDANG.
HIGHLY INTERESTING
TO THE
AFFLICTED,
VENIE Public are respectfully informed that
ANDERSON,S fsNIrG TI nR ops

l ANDERSON'S COUGH DROPS
and PICTORIAL POWDERS have from an
extensive use for Z years past, proved them
selves 10 be one of the most valuable remedies
cve- get discovered for the cure Of Coughs,
Colds and othor affections of the breast and
lungs leading TO Conswmptiops. Thousands
have experienced the happy effects OF this
Hceiing BaiS0m, and many of the highest re-
spo,tability have voluntarily given certificates,
some of which viii accompany each bottle
that will satisfy every unprci JUDGED mind that
The most extraordinary cures have been per
formed by the use Of this medicine IN cases
long standing, in which other medicine
had porduced NJ favourable effects and where
the most skiliul Physicians had given then
up as hopeless II il not pretended that they
are an iutallibio cure IN all cases, but Of such
rs are ucuroblc there are but few but what
VIII bo greatly relieved by the uso of them,
Scarcely a case of Colds, Coughs, Pain in the
side, difficulty of breathing, want Of sleep
arising from debility, or even seated consump.
tious, bat may bo relieved by timely use OF
this Healing Baisam Each Dollar Bottle OF
this medicine contains about 40 doses, which
proves them 20 be cheap medicine consld
ering their vir,ues.
For the further satisfaction Of the public
the following Certificate is offered for pcrusai
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From Mrs. Colvin's Messenger
SPRING.


SPRING
Stern Winters storms have now gone BY,
And blooming Spring returns
And with her hucs ofrichest die
Peeps thro' ten thousand forms
The farmer now his fold surveys
Throws up the faIlow ground
The lambkins sport, the zephyr plays
Dliusing Joy around
The hills are now with vorduro crown'd,
The valiies smile again,
The groves with music now rosound,
The vilot decks tho plain.
The little bird now tunes bis throat,
And gaily warblcs on,
rroclaiming round with mellow note
Rude Winters storms arc gone
The flowing streams, from icttcrs freed,
Join in tho general song
Roll back their gladstone waves with speed /,
Then gently pass along.
Nature pleasing aspect wears,
And seems, with Joy, 20 say.
winter is gone and Spring appears,
too will join the lay"
And shall not man his voice employ
To swell the grateful song
Shall he not raise a note Of joy
Nuong tho tuuefl thronu
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For Sale.

4 QUANTITY Of Marsh Hay, Horse
"a and some Farming tools and utensils
including two Cheese presses and two
Dutch ploughs and chains, nearly new.
JOHN K. SHEARMAN.
Newport, Feb. 9, 1927. f.
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4 number Of young ladies' TO work strip
n laees and insertions. Cash paid for work
when done, or ifpreferred, orders given IN
most Of The principal Dry goods stores, IN
town. l.. NlNpSOh, q 20
March stb. &t
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SnlOk'd Beef.

~ AO,t Ne. of Smok'd Beef Just reed
Il <,VO from New-lork in fine Or
der at No. lS0.
Also few Drums fresh Figs and Cur
rants.
Newport Jan. II, 1927.
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Boarding House.
Ba TATNBAWMSa

ID EsrEcrFULLY informs his friends and the
IN public, that he still remains at his old 81,
tmtion in Thames-street, No 40, corner OF
Fair street, where he would be glad TO accom-
modate few steady boarders, on reasonable
terms. Newport, may %. [tf
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To Let,

by PRIVATE CONTRACT,
md Possession giren 2Jth .Horch merit,
In TIVE subscribers Farm on
fW4A u jamestown, containing 100
.is.hgse acres, with a good and convcn-
llslS iont Dwelling House, Barn,
sz.->%S Crib, and other Out Buildings.
Said Farm is of tho finest soil, we'll watered,
and has an excellent Oychard For terms.
enquire of tho subscriber on the premises
JOHN ELDRED.
jamestown, Feb. Il, lc27
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Eeather Beds X Eeathers.
AMN lrnAEE HAmTsNma

Il EEPS constantly on hand at No. ?,
N. Charlcs-streot, a quantity Of best
Live Geese and Fowl Feajhers;-and Fcath-
er Beds from the first quality to the lowest
priced; also; an assortment of Matrasscs, OF
all kinds 3m.