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REGISTER, WEDNESDAY. MAY Ia. 1908

the apostroPhc s, as, Wills Poems, Thomas
inm' adams administration Yet we doubt
whether the veriest dunderhead, who SO writes
these terms, would not speak them as they
ought to be both written and spoken, l. e. VIII
MSS Poems, Thomas's Inn, Adams's Admins
tration.
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NEW .MILLINER Y.
n. HEARD

MAS just received, and is now opening, fresh
H. LEGHORNS and FANCY ARTICLES,
among which are Fancy Handkerchief, Batiste,
Bobbinet Laces, Artificial Flowers, Ribbons,
Silks for Hats, &c &c. GFLEGHoRNs cieansed
and pressed in the best manner. All orders in
the above line gratefully received, and promptly
executed by an experienced Millmer
o. An extensive assortment of fashionable
BONNETS for sale, at remarkably low prices.
Worcester. April 30
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Silks, Leghorns, Linens, SC. &c.

q CASES Leghorns, superior bleach and
n fabric !; l do. Linens, do do do Silk Cam
blets; Pongees; Nankin and Canton Grapes,
best qualities; heavy figured Levantines, 46
cts; wide Plaided Lustrings, so cts. plain
eros de Naples, fashionable coiors, so cts. !;
beautiful figured do, go cts, and Calcoes, fast
colors and good quality, at Is cts per yard, for
sale Is rods north of Worcester Bank, with a
great variety of other Dry Goods equally cheap,
recently received. HENRY M. SKIES.
April 9. CIV
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PAINTS, JMEDICL.N.ES s,
DYE NTUFFN.

Ok BBLS. Londor
OeO White Lead,
40 bbls. Philad. do,
$50 kegs No. | do. do
in oil,
300 do. No.2 do. do. do.
75 bbls. SIP. Brown,
40 casks French Vel.
low Ochre,
60 do. Amer. do. do.
so do. Lon Ven. Red
40 do. Amer. do. do.
300 boxes h. Yellow.
100 do, do. Green,
1900 lbs. French do,
10 casks fine Lith' ge.
~ do. coarse do,
35 cas-. Whites Prus.
sian Blue,
5 kegs Dutch do. do
IL cases Chi. Vermil..
5000 lbs. verdigris, dry,
5000 do. do. in oil,
3 casks Eng. Terra
de SIENNA,
3 hhds. Rot. Stone,
90 bbls. Ivory Black,
% do. Black Lead,
1000 lbs. En-. Rose Pink,
30 OF. Carmine,
Is tons sup. Whiting,
5 do. do. Paris White,
10 cases scrap'dGum
Copal,
20 do. Gum Shellac,
60 bbls. North. Lin
seed Oil,
30 do. Sp'ts Turpen.,
20 do. sup. Cop. Var,
10 do. Japan do,
100 packs Cop. Bronze,
as bbls. com Glue,
10 boxes Upton's do,
5 casks LampBlack,
100 doz. Paint Brushes,
so packs Gold Leaf,
3 hhds Tur. TIMBER,
5 bis. ref. Camphor,
5 do. Castor Oil,
25 do. Bait. Ep.Salts,
as do. Alcohol, 80 per
cent,
3 cases Gum Camp.
5 do. Rad Rhei,
5 bbls. ref. Borax,
5 can. Oil Cloves,
10 do. do. Cinnamon,
q cases G. Opium,
200 OF Lunar Caustic,
% bags white Mus
tard Seed,
200 box. Colo. Water
50 doz. Macas. Oil,
100 groce ass'd White
Phials,
300 do. do. green do,
300 lbs. Car Ammon
25 kegs Pearl Barley
10 do. do. Sage,
100 doz, Palethrop''
Syringes,
New England Crown
GLASS, at the mar
above, with a complete
DRUGS, PAINTS, ar
at unusually low prize
for cash or credit, by
DELAl
10
Boston, April 9.
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T. & w. KEITH,
.wORCEsTER.-

-WoRCEsTER,-
10 a fcao rods south Of the Court House, IN
HAVE enlarged their assortment of Silver
a i and Steel SPECTACLES S, and offer
to their friends and the public the best variety
of the above named article that can be found in
this County.
They will manufacture Gold and Silver SPEC
TAcLE FRAMES to any pattern desired and fit
Glasses to suit the eyes of the most difficult
Glasses set in frames, where they have been
broken out, at short notice and exchanged,
when they do not suit those who wear them
- :
WATCHES, JEWELRY, MILITARY and
FANCY GOODS; SILVER, PLATED and
BRITANNIA WARE
G5 WATCHES and JEwELRY repaired in the
best manner. 9w March 10.
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3 bales VelvetCorks
so doz. Ander. Cougl
Drops,
10 tons Logwood,
$50 bbls. do. ground,
10 tons Fustic,
so casks do. ground,
10 tons Nicar. Hache
so bbls. do. ground,
5 tons Nicar. com,
SIS bbls. do. ground,
100 do. gro'd Camw d,
40 do. do. Redwood,
35 do. do. Peachwood
2 cases Ben. Indigo,
3 do. Manila do,
5 re. Guatimala do,
2 do. SIP. Float do,
10000 lbs. Blue Vitriol,
IS carboys Oil do,
6 bbls. white do,
Is hhds. Copperas,
a do. Dutch Madder,
2 do. Cudbear,
so gro. Press Papers,
so baskets Annatto,
10 hhds. Lime Juice
S bales Nutgalls,
so bags Sumac,
25 do. FIR. Berries,
10 cases Whittemo' s
Jacks,
3 casks Red Tartar,
20 car Aqua Forts,
20 do. Muriatic Acid,
10 casks Fl, Sulphur,
20 do. R Birthstone,
300 boxes Cas-. Soap,
60 bbls. Bait. Alum,
25 do. do. Blea. Salts,
10 do. gro. Tumeric,
3 hhds .Crem Tartar j.,
10 bbls. Sugar Lead,
5 cases Gum Aloes,
1000 lbs. Arrow Root,
10 bbIs. Sal. traits,
20 bales Gen. Root,
10 do Pink Root,
3 do. Eng.Valerian,
3 do. Dutch do ,
5 do. Seneca Snake
Root,
5 casks Oil Olives,
5 do. Sal Soda,
1000 lbs. Sal Rochelle,
500 do. Tart. Acid,
1000 do. sup Car. Soda,
10 casks Manganese,
IL bbls. N. F. Oil,
rs bags Jun. Berries,
200 lbs. pulv. lpecac,
OUU 40. 40. DIRK,
l case sup. R Bark
200 lbs. pulv Jalap,
100 do. Rus. Isinglass
500 do. American do.
6 cases GumTraga'
canth,
so groce Lees Pills,
90 do. Thomp. Eye
Water.
! Southern WINDOW
lfacturers prices TIL,
assortment of d YELN(
MEDICINES, for salt
S, wholesale and retail
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A gentleman who assisted the Count de Ca
bra in putting on his armor before battle, per-
ceiving him tremble, asked what could cause
this emotion in a man of such known bravery ?
The Count answered MY flesh trembles at the
dangers into which my soul will lead it,
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The TARrAR's ORIGIN OF EARrHouAKEss
Bell, who travelled among the Izeremisch Tar
tars, says, that earthquakes there are attributed
10 the awkward attempts, whic h are made by
the frog, who supports the globe, to scratch
himself!
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-05-14

ANEcDoTE. A boasting, staggering fellow,
WHO had just squandered away handsome
property, once gave an entertainment Wish
ing to conceal from his guests the ravages
which his dissipation had made, he directed his
son, who was about to draw pitcher Of cider,
to breach hogshead No. g. The boy forgot the
observation of his parent, and on his return
cried out, F." Father the old jug is most aut"
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-05-14

40, Westinghouse, BosToN,
TX EEP constantly for sale, wholesale and
nA retail,
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IS ESSENTIAL TO THE SECURITY OF FREEDoM."
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-05

wntmesi hiaehmrnt--i " there be not virtue o.
noueh yet lcil nmonR ~ To meet with aefn ~.
bukr. aud punish with just rtiribuiion this url
bounded liccnsr oi ldsthood. tbs farncny %
calufnnY. which threaten to pnnee snefffy H.
~ violence. OF carry u back 10 barbarian
Relying On - good cause. let the ffiends Of the
Administration breast this storm. Lei them ap4
pcnl tn the gnod sense and ihe gnni feeling NJ
The Pehpis. Lei them labor 10 dizpel prejudice
cuninle error, and correct tnlsf,pres enlatiuu.
aud meet plnin lalschpod1 with PLAN druas
Let them exert the powers OF Truth aud Of res.
son. - convince those around then Of tho i'm
potanef ~ tie ptescnt crisis. Events are ou
the VIM WHICH Will have consequences Ut
long dnraiinn and strong herring. iar evil or
ior gund On these United Suites. llonr own
opportunities Of observation, npon fnen aud
thing. inv enabled ~ 10 tafm my tfiir
Judgment, the success ol the Oplnaitlnu ran
ddnte would h. trHughi with diansirons COM
sequence In The GoNrrnnieni hnd 10 tic
country. Convinced, ipt onIaelVes, derpivy
TINT The prenl question greatly concerns the
pnblio aeieie, prosperity aud hbrpine1s, aud
resolved, tnr nnrBelvca, one aud all. 10 do
ON whole duty, ~ rNorlisg onf utmost en-
deaVoufa Ia cnrry on NE raHRt 10 n tfihmpht
MT frguii " now commend Il earnestly "a
the lhilhinl annrdRnship ~ fhe real friends
OF civil liberty we commend Il In all VINO
vnlur good order and social happiness va
command II Ia Whumenovef fsels aulniprest,
for himself ar his children, IN The civil insii
lulohH NJ hta country W. commend II e.
hove Nil 10 lhe Rract0ns protection OF that
Being, wbnsr lbyor hath hitherto not desert
ed his ton amidst Mi the difiGnllies which
have beet her path.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-05
:Ssss MERCHANT MILL.

acfes-town lots-uear Federal Spring
Finrastle
300 arles, Climber Ridge.) adioinino Jesse
Rowland, all Of which IS first rate Tobacco
land, remarkably level
l76 acres, (lone's place. twelve miles n
boye Fincnstlc, on CataWha road one hall
OF which is excellent CataW la low grounds.
200 acres, Ulalls hottom,) adjoining Peck
M'Dowel and Cnrringlon.
Loco Acres, (Doyle's place) edioining
Crawford and Beale.
Isl acres, purchased Of Corbin Lakeland.
Ling on Back Creek, three miles from james
river.
SEQ acres, on Timber Ridge, adjoining ia.
cob Young.
Tor Information respecting the above tracts
IN addition 10 the subscribers. application may
be made 10 DR.. M'Dowell, MIR. Robert KYLE,
residing in tincasle. or Mr.. James :. Alien.
on james river, near the mouth Of Cntawbn
The above tracts will he sold at public auc.
ton, without rcserve--0ne fourth ofthr pnr-
chase money will be required IN hand, the re.
sldne in three equal annual instruments,
MAGDAIIN HARVEY, Xxx,
JOHN NJ. HARN Fly, EX'r,
of Matthew Harvey, deed.
Boietourt, May %. w3w67
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-05

NEW PUBLICATIONS. The subscriber
q has the pleasure of nfornngthc citizens Of
L,nohburg AID the surrounding country, ,hathe
has Just received direct from Philadelphia the
following now publications. viz:
! aIes of a Grandfather. by the author DIVA
verify, lvanhoc, &c, and this, pronounce, to
be the best work from the author since the Tales
Of nav Landlord g..
Blue Stocking Hall an American Novel au-
thor unknown, but supposed 10 he very good.
The Eiunlors Of Eutopla, a Tale Of Colonel
Times by an Ethiopian, in , vols
Halls Voyage TO the Eastern Seas, in the
year lSl6.
Sketches and Eesays, &c. &c. by the late
francis Walker Gillnrt Of Virginia.
ADRIAN II. NORTH.
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POETRY.
From me London Literary Ggathc.
NkECDkDED GRAVES.


UNRECDkDED GRAVES.
The tuuhs ofprlnees, they are found
Amidst cathedral halls,
With gold aud marble gitsteninR round
The high aud rophied walls
Aud crown aud ceptre, imaped far,
froelaimmg proudly nAo lies there
Thcytofthc red right hand, whose famo
Hath hllcd thu wondering world
They too, scpulchtai bouors clam,
Aud sleep viii banners mrid--
a glorious and triumphant band.
Among tho great oues oftle land,
And It IL well .---nn empires lord
Should ~ gorgeous grave
They ofthe senate and the sword,
Let thom due donors have
Thrice holy IT. Nations losr
HIVE ranked them with The last above
But whore arc they, the numcless Dead,
Who, since the hiriruf Tune
Their hir blood generously have shed
In Freedoms ouise sublime
Az, whore are theY mo trophy waves
AhoN" their uurccofded graves.
And whore vonr martyrs radiauttruth'
Who on the flaming perc.
In hupry age, ana bluomng Youth
Hatrslood hapused with tire
Thor dcrh-songs hate soue ~, % heaven,
Where are their sacred ashes driven
Ask We the winds he rushing HAST
Hath borne them I'm md ~ idr-
snme m lle inre-i aeptlI- az ,Hsl
some uu the green hll# -iHe.
oh that meet huit> mteHf crown such seed.
That were harvest rich indeed
Your tumhs, V wanderers, who rcposo
Nclth Nfur's burning aky,
hcloicnr even IA llie.s drear close
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TERMS.

~ For 81 per annuui, payable In advance-No sub
-, vii be received for less time than six months
- =, ,.ner will he discontinued (hnt at the discretion
- Edltors) until all arrsarasss are pad.
~ Advertisements will be inserted at 50 cents per
e Tor less the first time, and ~ IL cent? tor each
q',5...,ra Those from a distance must he paid for
Inn. Ia their Insertion, the payment assumed by
p,,,r responsible person ia Lynebburg.
rycbancery Orders not exceeding two squares in
.,,al i8r SIX dollars.
II All letters addressed to the Editors must be post
- ar they will not he attended To.
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Commission Business.
FIELDING l.. UILII4US

I'D ESPECTFULIY inform, his friends and
= q the public, that he has commenced the
COMMISSION BUSINESS. at Lyncbburg,
Two doors below the Franklin Hotel.
tie soiiclfS encouragement. and promises nil
those who may confde in him, that their bust
ness shall be promptly attended to. Hcwill re-
ce've Goods on Storage, aud forward them as
may be directed--Also, ship Tobacco. Flour.
aud every KIND oiprodnre 10 Richmond
March 81. tsao
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YNfEW PUBUCAiI0AS.-'ih subscriber
- has ia>f received, direct from Philadelphia,
New Publications, rIz:
Lord Byron. aud some of his contemporaries
with Recocctions OF the Authors Life, and Of
his visit TO Italy, by Lej2h Hunt
tales from the English Souvenirs.
" bins and Oddities, IN prose aud verse with
forty original Designs. by Thomas Hood Que Of
the Authors of Odes and Addresses 70 great peo
pie aud the designer OF the progress Of Can't,
Norean's Illustrations of Masonry. by one Of
the Fraternity who has DEVOTED thirty years 10
the subject. with an account OF the kidnapping
ofHc luth0r Cheap Edition,
TIE American Quarterly Review, 9th number
for March ls2s.
North American Review, 59th number, for
le2s
Fainbnrg Review, No. o.. for Oct. 1927.
London Quarterly Review, No. 73, for Janua
~. 1899.
The American Journal of the Medical Scion
ces. Ne. |, ,, &3.
The Ncdico Chirurgical Review, No. 10, for
Jan. 1923.
rt,, above New Publications have Just been re-
ce;ved with large assortment OF Stationary.
Country Merchants, Clerks Teachers. and tie
nnhli,5nucrall, are requested 10 give him call.
Tins stock is large AID complete, and he IS dc
,,o,ined 10 set. and will make his prices accor-
,,i,,, T., the times. lie stiil carries on the Book
Ei.linr business IN all its various branches.
ADRIAN X. NORTH.
Nav Of
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ANDRE WIS y BROTHERS.

IL WE just receive d. at their ware room,
Il Z back al their store, large and geuer
al assortment of ready made clothing, which
ARE lo"erlhan amy ever offered in Vug'na-
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AMP Oils barrels winter strained
U Lamn on, warranted to he of a superior
quality, for sale by ,,,n,rrou
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Spring AND SUMMER GOODS
JUST RECEIVED BY
nAXID & 70. KYLE.


DAVID & RIO. KYLE.
4 part oil their spring and Summer a,sort-
"a menl, which includes the following
vi
lew pieces extra fine blue g. black Cloths
Fine blue, black and fancy coloured do.
SUP fine bne and black Cassimtres
Several pieces fancy cold do. sup.
Plain and cut silk Velvet Nesting
English silk Vesings, very sup.
Marseies and florenline do.
Italian Lustring Crayatings
Irish Linens, finest l. strongest fabrics
lawns and Linen Cambria hdkts.
Linen Cambrlcs, some OF which are very fine
sup. blk. Italian Lustrings.
Pain and ig'd black Gro de Nap
Nhite fg d silks and Satins
PLAN aud f1'd Silks aud Satins
Hafered Silks, of the richest style
Blue. black, pink and green Forences;
Wresths and Artificial lowers
Italian Grapes aud Grape Leisses of every
shade
A few Gases Caicoes, beautiful patterns end
permanent colours
Bararc SCaris, most splendid article
Bsrsge, Silk and Gauge Shawls
Au elegant assortment Belt Ribbons6 4. Sashes
satln and Rarage Bonnet Ribbons
garage Cornered Shawis, quite a new ari-
ele, Sc. &c. &c.
Tie attention ofthe Ladies is respectfully
invited to their present assortment OF fancy
Goods which embraces the greatest variety
81 beautiful and fashionable articles, several
Of entirely ntu style, and most OF them cheap
beyond expectation.
= New arrivals are every dny looked for
- which will be Lcghora Hats, Straw Bon.
Eets, and further supply OF other articles in
tie miiinary line.
April Il. ts66.
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PLANTERS,

as agent for efTrcting Sales oftheir Tobacco for
Them. lie will claim compensation according
10 the following reduced rates, to wit;
Fora Hid btin- ing not more than - per
hundred 80 cents per hhd.
And lor all Tobacco bringing higher price,
II per hid.
And where he sells collects the money. sud
furnishes a statement an additional change Of
30 cents on each boG~head viii be made in eve
ry case. He will also ship then Tobacco for
Item il required on the customary terms.
He hatters himself that from fifteen years eX-
psrience IN the Tobacco business. the planters
'll find ii To then interest to get him 10 sell
sneir frapS for them.
His olice is directly in front Of the Franklin
Hotel in the town of Lynchhurg, where he may
zs~ays be found, except when at lbe"arrhouses.
GEO NHlILOCkE.
Dec 81 6m
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-05

4 EXECUTORS sALE.-.lhe following
n tracts OF Land. the property oi the IS.
tate OF Matthew Harvey, dec d. will be offer
ed at public sale, on The l4lh Of July next, il
beng the day of Botetonrt CONT:
ESQ acres, on James river, NJ The mouth Of
the Galawbe. This land les On both sides of
Gaiawba, aud is considered valuable. nrin-
cipally on account OF The numerous sites for
water.n ork5 There hhs mol been more than
two hundred acres of this land ,lrarcd-tbe
wood beng scrupulonsly preserved with the
view OF erecting lron-Morts
n, tb. H., -.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-05

VINE subscriber having determined, in oompl
- anee with the solicitations OF some OF his
Giends, to resume the Auction business, now
makes tender Of his services to them and the
public generally rs
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ton.
FIR tho accommodation of those who may
choose TO employ him. he will 60 any reasona-
BIZ distance into the country. tic also offers his
Ia, 10
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-05
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

HNHE SUBSCRIBE has Just received from
4 Philadelphia, the following new publlea-
tons, viz
l he life Of Elbridgc Gerry. with Contcmpo-
rafy letters, to the close offhe American Revo-
luton. by James G. Austin, Boston Edltioo by
Wells and Lilly. ISIS
The "reminiscences of Thomas Dhdn Of the
Theatres Royal, Convent Garden, Drury Lane,
Haynarket, &c and author the Cabluet.
Sayings and DoingS, third Series in . vols
Lie OF VIM. Penn, compiled from the usual
authorities and also many original manuscripts
by Mrs. Hughs
Ella, Essays which have appeared under that
signature IN the London Magazine.
Bigiand's history OF Animals, new work
containing a large number OF coIoursd prints.
Selections from the works OF Mrs. Batbanld
with extracts rom Miss Akins Memoirs, afran-
ged for the use OF young persons, by Mrs
Hughes.
The Govorness orthe young emaIo academy
10y Mrs Sherwood.
sure Methods of improving health and pro
longing life, or treatise on the art OF living
long and comfortable, by regulating the AIT aud
Regimen, by a Physician.
Also Il large quantity OF I amily Bibles, Of sn-
perior quality, and large assortment OF Sta.
tionary, which he offers for sale AT his usual low
mices. he would particularly invite those who
may want articles N his line, To give him call,
rs he is determined to sell nj reduced prices for
cash, ADRIAN h. NOR IL.
Nav /
Delaware journal., 1828-12-16
pvoposals Hor HuiAding.

THvIIE undersigned will receive sealed proposals,
n for the erection and completion of house upon
the property of the Brandywine Chalybeat Spring
Company, until the lst of January o29.
The house to be $50 feet long, and 50 feet w!de'
in the cIearto be built of Stone, three stories high
and half basement story, with piazza 30 feet WIDE
on the west front, and l2 feet on the south, with
columns to the roof-the whole to be finished ac
cording to plan to be submitted by the company
Proposals will be received for the whole, or any
part Of the building, and the Company will require
the person contracting 10 bind himself to complete
the contract, by the first of July, 1929
The plan may be seen upon application to LEA
pusEY, Esq Treasurer Of the Company.
WILLIAM CHANDLER,
DAVID C WILSON,
JAMES LATfMER, Jr.
Wilmington, Dec. 3, 1928. 67-tJi.
Delaware journal., 1828-12-16

Librarian.

4 PERSON is needed to take charge of the
"A Library of this Borough. Such individual as
may be disposed to engage in the duties Of The sta
ton, will please to send sealed Proposals to either
of the subscribers. stating the charge for attending
one or two afternoons in each week. proposals
vii! be received until the 9th inst.
II KEALD,
JOS. BRiNGHuRST.
.2 mo. 9th, 1928. o6--4t
Delaware journal., 1828-12-16
book Binding.
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Those, with every other species of work con,
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notice, and reasonable terms, in the establishment
connected with this Office.
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TUESDAY; December lG, 1928.
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Fortv-two Nomber Lot'ery--Six Drawn Ballots.
SCHEME--l prize Of 5000 dollars, OF 1883,
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Dec. 9. 1928.
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