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The committee will hore rcmark, that the whole Of
these demands, originated about the year 1905 The
lapse ct lvcoty years, before there any official
notice oil their being presented for payment, of itself
furnishes strong presumption against 10 jasco oEU,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-18

he following table will exhibit the amoupt paid tor
printing advertising, and subscription TO newspapers
os 'e Executive departments The Seat ct Govern
n' 'o' Tie three last years and for the Genera Post
Office, FOR the two last years:
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c'aim nor IS that presumption weakened nv :,,c.,;-
uca! examination of the evidence uro, ,-h;oh a.
Depar 'ment directed the claim 10 he n.d ",' ~. ~,
contingent fund of the Indian Department, in 1925
no part OF the account, except the sum of coon
seems TO connect itself with The Indian Department
| It was pad MT s'oahuS
10 some instances claims have been passed 81 far &C
The committee have been able 10 examine Il as 49,
9nouGh they appear 10 connect hernselye, with the
destitute of exact specification and ,onchn,s ~
ton 'u '"o i"'posi-
INC committee now refer to the following items
Paid LIZ oIaer me one or both OF these classes
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-24
DOMESTIC,


We arc indebted TO the kindness of friend. for
an opportunity Of presenting the following interest
ing letter TO our readers. II will be pcrrssd with
deep attenuon by every citizen, who values the
councils oil wisdom, and venerates the disinfeyest
ca patriotism OF our revolutionary pstriarchs
How refreshing is ii TO turn from the low e. vile
calumnes. with which selfish and corrupf men have
attempted to destroy the hard earned reputation NJ
one OF the greatest benefactors of his country and
read his vndication and his eulogy in the warm 6,
honest applause of yirtuous men.
Time, which soltens the asperities of party strif.
and enables us to discern thro' calmcr medium
and judge with greater impartiaty, of the motives
and characters OF eminent statesmen has alrr I'd,
produced a sanitary efiec, on our sentiments wiz,
regard to the early founders Of the republic We
sccede TO the truth of the remark made by JefFer-
son, that men may differ in opinion, and vet be hon
est and faithful to their country
Hence itis,th after all selfish motives have I,cor
removed by sge--after physical infir,nitv has
checked the career of personal ambition, and the
exhausted patriot has yielded the honor and tbe
OF his country.to the keeping of eouno.
or men, that The fruits Of his wisdom are sought or
with peculiar avdity we behold sucb rnen
in the bosom Of their retirement, occasionally al.
stracting their thoughts from the solemn contem-
piation OF that great change, which must soon a.
wait them, and with parental anxiety, yyatchin,,
over the happiness Of their country, and uroins,
their children forward in the career of honorable
patriotism, how insonsible should we be, not 10 re-
gard and 90 honor their counsels'
u Gen. Jackson needed any proofs or .,le saec.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-24
bt -OIlcI.
"'Marshal Count WITTGENSTEN.'
UYIENNA Nay1

Poros, March IS, considering that the Egyptian
men of war and transports, arrived from Egypt at
Suda in Gambia, designed to supply the fortress
ess in Gambia, and thence send assistance of all
kinds to Ibrshim Pacha in the Mores has ordered
eight brigs and sehooners, and number of gun
boats, TO blockade Modon, Coron aud Nayafino
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-08-14

psehty, shah be totally eeiiped, By tie shade
% saoie an5ltion, beginning now To darkea The
n.n'sphere OF this favored land Of liberty. The
people OF Virginia viii not consen, snv one
snai nave The seat OF supremacy, who they have
leSsoh 70 Tear. has passions. to engender NOT
only momentsry clouds of i'll omen, but lasting
on "., 70 nood a great nstion-desr to every
Iree nation and TO every member of mankind
ne savage, the barbarian add the civilized. an
have glory in independence-any iodiy;du.i
memoer OF these tribes, would sorrow if the
ume OF civilized independence vas TO become a
military camp. The savage, the barbarian
Knows as web as the civilized, there is no free.
dom' where a military chief commands. nv
nir'n . Nirginlan, It is unnatural to suppose.
the citizens OF a state. distinguished by Az ex.
t~taordinary endearment Cor freedom, and ne yer
desiring any thing from others, that il would no,
grant with pleasures .siR, by their suffrage at
u'ls Tune or ct any time, confer eminence OH
any man, who by Information, has the reputs.
ton OF incapscity and the temper to BE- dang.
rous 10 CIVIL privileges W.3LSTEKN.
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NOTE BY the EDITORS.

Upon the rule of impartislity, as we'll
as on The score OF the character oil the
writer, the above has a claim to inser
ton. II must be taken as the view OF
the writer, however. and not ours. though
ne do not entirely dissent from IL. being
ourselves opposed to the encourage
ment of any one interest of the country
to the manifest injury of any other. But,
when u correspondent assumes the
fact that such is now the case, does he
not take for granted what remains to be
provedf And, if THE fact we're proved,
would that fact justify a defiance of the
laws by any member of the National
Republici
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-08-14

of prudence, inquire with the most
friendly spirit into the cause Of com-
plaint-(men are not apt to complain
without cause)-and candidly remove
the grievance, fit IS one. For myself,
confess never did see the proprietv
OF encouraging manufactures By nation
al indirect legislation. Admitting the
~soundness of the policy and the @cono.
my Of giving encouragement to parti.
cuIar branch OF industry, il appears To
me our country is too extensive, and
embraces too ereata variety Of inter
ests, TO admit Of the adoption Of one and
thu same law. Why not let each State
encourage manufactures, or not, al its
own pleasurci Even Congress does moi,
attempt to do II openly and directly, but
arrives at the end at the expense of ano-
Their branch of industry-which is thus
donb'y armed. Do not suppose, gen
,lemen, that ! am an enemy 10 manu-.
features. The pleasure Of the county
is mine. IL, then, there is SO mucli
reason to donbt-if a wrong has been
done = let us retrace our steps. Even
IT the thing should be as an eye or a
right hand, away with the cause Of Of
fence. Yours. Sc.
Philadelphia, august /, 1873.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-08-14

MI RANSOM announces to his friends and
1v1s customers, IS well az to the Farmers
generally, that his Mill. near Msrtinsburg, is
now in complete order for the reception OF all
kinds Of Grain: he wishes 10 purchase a large
quantity Of WHEAT. md viii At all times. pay
the highest price in Cash for that article. if de,
livsred at his said Mill. His grinding custom
ers will always be promptly accommodated wi'f
Flour in exehpnge for their Wheat. at the usu
81 rate Of barrel of Supetiiae for every S00s5s.
of that which 10 good and merchandise; or have
il ground separately - they may desire; and in
all cases, he win sand the inspection Of the
Flour he manufactures Al any market to which
il may be sent.
Union Mills, aug. l4.-tE
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-08-14

DUBLiC SALE.-win be sold BY public
L sendue at the resldercc Of the subscriber.
living at Cushws's Mill. near the Tuscarors
Westinghouse, on Friday the 5h day Of SEM
merit. Cows and Hogs; Household and Kitchen
Furniture, consisting of good Feather Beds,
BedsteaJs and bedding. Tables, Chairs. Cor.
ner Cupboard, Bureau, Chests, Pots, Ovens,
Kettles, &c ten plate Stove and pipe, Wesy.
er's Loom and Tickling. together with a nun
Der ot articles not necessary TO particuia-ist.-
Six months credit will be given on all sum-. over
two dollars, the purchaser giving bond with
approved security. Sale TO commence early in
the day. JAMES RANEY.
august H.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-08-14
DunLlC sALE.-wn be .ola hy n.hr,

DUBL'C SALE.-WiIl be sold, by public
i vendue, at the late residence Of Mr.. .Aeve-
rtH Lock-, in Nsttinsbarg, on Thursday the
18th instant, all Of the personal property Of said
deceased, consisting a valuable Horses, Brood
Mares, and Colts, Mich Cows and Young Cat
tie; about thirty head OF Hogs; some Farming
Utensils, q good Wheat Fan. Cart, Wagon bo.
dy, &c. Household and Kitchen Furniture, to-
gether with a number Of articles not necessary
TO particularise. Nine months credit will be
given the purchaser, on all sums over two dol.
lars, upon giving bond with approved security.
Sale TO early in the day.
ROSANNAu LOCKE, .adm'rr.
aurptat II
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-08-14
From he National InteIligencer.

EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
GENTLEMEN: I observe a meeting has
been held at Baltimore, at which reso
lutions of a strong character have been
adopted-expressive OF an attachment
to our Union, and %censuring disafiec-
tiop. This is very well. They were
dictated, I base no doubt, by the most
honorable motives. AT the ~ time,
I admire the character of the peaoema-
kerr the temper Of the good Samaritan
II becomes members of the same family,
(if not nations, who in truth belong to
one family to bear with each other, to
listen 10 complaints, and act indeed like
I bretbrsn. Let US, then, at the same
time We are resolutely Fixed 10 "rally
round our liberty" to the utmost point
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-08-14

Whoie S3-Hay 81 So Quarter rs rts.
Uprompt attention will be given by the
Manager, to the Commands Of d,stau, sdven.
tufers. and an official account Of the drawing
viii be forwarded, tree from expense. immcdi-
steiy upon its event.
Prize tickets ia former lotteries received ID
cash.
IAN letters'o be postpaid and addressed to
YATES Is M'INrYsE, Managers,
aug. ID Washington City. ID. G..
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-08-14

Etcasrs.-Monday of last week, the cleo.
Ian, Tor the States OF Kentucky, Illinois, Iadia.
\. and Mississippi commenced. We have re.
|,syed partial returns from Ken,ucky-so far as
II. have hesred, is in favor OF Gen. Metrslfe.-
In all of these states, the elections are con,es.
led 10 the most spirited manner-The Presi-
d.alisl Question is msde the test.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-08-14
A A FOR SALE.

MILL be sold 1t public auction. on the 9th
w day of September next, at the Court
House doorof Berkeley county, Va. . MU-
L-aTTO MAN. ABOUT % years Of age, whose
name is unknown; he was committed on the
oath Of June last as q runaway slave, and will be
sold to pay bis Jail fees.
PETER GARDNER, Iasor.
august Ia.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-08-14

S.,rtsr CeurL-A special term of the su.
80, Court of Law Tor Berkeley, is now in
-, a, holden by Judge Parker. Yesterday
,aae ". Crowl, charged with robbing the Ro.
.-o C.tholic Church. was put upon his trlsl-
vss found guilty. and sentenced to two
Fl , half years confinement in the p~enitentisry.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-08-14
Ten Thousand Dollars.

NOTICE. All persons having claim sgains
IN the estste Of Mr.. MepereI Locke, deed.
are invited TO bring them forward, properly sr-
thentics.ed for se,tlementi those indebted 10
said estate. are notified 30 make immediate pay
ment; and those owing Taxes, will take notice
thar unless immediately paid, the same will be
put into officers hands for collection. without
respect to persons.
R0SANNAH LOCKE, -Adm'rr.
august IA
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Odd and Even Systcm.

The mex, MARYLAND STATE LoTTE.
RY, (No. 4, for 1921 will be drawn in Tho
City OF baltimore, On Wednesday, the Goth Au-
gust. which will permit distant adyepturs,s 10
forward their orcersin time. The Capital pri.
zes are
Ten Thousand Dollars,
50, 0o0-si,ooo, sc. &c. the whole payable in
CASH. The Scheme il arranged on the ODD
4 EVEN sYSTE My which the Holder az two
Tickets, Oh two Shares, will be cerfair Of o6fain.
sag at least One Prize, an may drare THREE
Hhois Tickets, 81 Quarters,
Halves, Eighths, . so cts.
- ORDERS either by msil (post paidl or
private conveyance, enclo sing The Cash or pri
yes, will meet the SANE promp, and puactuaI Vt
tention ~ il on personal application. Address
j. l. COHEN, Jr. b BROTHERS.
Baltimore, July IL 1898. nAIrrmonx
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To ConREspo SrEsrs.-The remarks O!
Phio, being too personal, we canaot admit
them into our columns.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-08-14

internal Improvement, I.iicrs,urc and Cha
rites, in the City OF W ashington. and in the
states OF Mar, land. South Caroiins aud Loui.
siana.-EiGHTH GLASS.
Highest Prize, $1,000.
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AND FOR sALE.-1hs subscribers, Ad

AND FOR sALE.-1ha subscribers, Ad-
IL minlstrstors uf the estate Of William
Burns. sen. deed will sell at public vendue. on
the premises, on Saturday, the 30sh inst. between
the hours OF IL and 4 o'clock OF The day, q part
of what is called the .'Riky Tracs,'' contain ng
one hundred acres. This Land is situate in The
county Of berkeley, about five miles from Mar.
,insbnrg, the county town, adjoining the lands
OF showsl'er's heirs, John Coons, and Mrs.
Manning, and Is Of good quality; fifty acres Of
which IS in good timber. the balance IN . high
state of cultivation. II is deemed unnecessary
TO give a further description Of this land. as any
person disposed to purchase, will doubtless
view the m Twelve months credit will be
given. the purchaser giving bond and security.
JOHN BURNS,
WILLIAM BURNS, S.adB'rs.
JONATHAN DURSS,A
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Tn Wednesday, LIST Of October, 1898,
III The City Of Washington, ssi25s dsa.gn the
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-08-14

Macdonald 4 Ridgely.
HAVING taken JAMES p. ERsKiNE. and
Ii OHIO w. EIcHELBERCER. into part
nershir in their LQuoR and GROCERY busi-
ness il win DOW be conducted with their coun-
try business in general, under the 6sm Of
ERSKiNE, EiCHELBERGER. & Co.
Baltimore. July ~. IS2S.--sf
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TI8 3AA8Tp8o

MARTINsBURG, AUGusr IA, 1928.
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Baltimore, AUG. 6-The President OF
the United states arrived at the City
Hotel yesterday afternoon, and depar-
ted this morning at 4 for the Eastward.
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A variety Of BLANKS
for sale at this 0hce.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-07
VIRGINIA LzGIsnnTU.eE
uOUSE o., OELEGITES

Tuesday, FeJ. ga communicative yv,s 70.
ceiYed from the Senate, that they had passed the
oiIS dutoiising the Executive to purchase certain
Copies OF the Revised code-and CONCERNING AJo-
ses Grcen-Ati, that they recede fro,,, their ri a,
mehdment TO the bill providing Tor running the di-
viding line between the counties of TazIyeU and
GILES, to which the House had disagreed And thew
nave agreed to the Resolution, requesting tn. Ex-
ecuVe 10 cause TO be printed 2j0 copies of an Act
70 prescribe the mode q conducting separate Eler-
tons, with an fundamentally way of substitute
TO the resolution, requiring the Executive TO cai.e
the SAID Act to be published ia the Richmond En-
quirer. The amedment was agreed to.
Reports were presented from the coprn;tfeos l,,.
MessTs. Crump, Of Surry, Gordon, HILL Epos
brown, Of Harrison, Hale, Of franklin and Il
lis. ''''' II
Mr.. Caperon obtained leave 10 brine in a bin m.
pointing commissioners 10 locate a road from Nf6n-n.
courthouse, hy way oi Logan courthouse 10 the
'orh1 OF SANDY River. the Kentucky line; and 10 A.
mend the act authorizing a sum of money 10 be
fai,ed by lottery Tor maiang that road
On motion OF Mr. Bagby, the House resolved to
proceed 10y joint ballot with the Senate. on FRIDAY
next to the election Of a BrgJdier General 10 the
list Brigade, TO supply the yaconcy occasi5ncd bv
the death Of Gen. NJ. S. Pitts
ERgFoSsed bits PGSset-To amend the act con
corning woodstock; altering the time ofboldine
separate elections ia Hardy; 70 authorise sepl
!''e election at Pugntown, in Frederick; establish
ing the towns Of Middle Whceling& South WbseI
ing, IN Ohio; establishing ferry from the l9nds ~
JOhn Williams, Jr. across the Ohio; cOncerrio flo
heirs OF Christopher BOane; 70 authorize a ssp3r,fo
election at the house Of Hugh McGovar. in C;iles.
auihonsing two separate elections in the col ~
OF Grcenbriar, 90 auth9risc a separate election n
Lombardy Grove, in Meckenbure.
Various bills were acted upon in their inciyiont
stages.
bill making provision for constructing certain
turnpike roads, was taeCn zap. with sundry smeud.
monts. proposed by tlie committee. 70 whom ba3
been reconmitted The original bill provided for
borrowing a sum Of money, TO be applied 20 the
Iuon OF roads, from Coyington to James Ri
ycr--irOn The termination OF the present R,n,,,b d,
Hoad 70 TIE Hoath Of Biz Ssudy-and from Win.
chester TO parkor5burg. Tho committee pror,sod
70 strike out the road from Covurton 10 James RI
yer. The House rejected the amendment ,f,or "a
~" remarks iron Wr Thomson Of Amherst i'm
opposition io ihe amendusnt.--Ihe other arosp1
m rs we've agreed %, tn frs. :oss-r,inate 81, .
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COALlLU.N,C1rEn

have seen what purpots to be an Address
10 the People Of Virginia. from a meeting, said
~ ne numerous and respectable, which lately as
sembled at Richmond, and assumedbv way Of dis
tincticn, the name Of the Anti-Jackso Convention
us better nune in the opinion Of some would be
the iauit-iuGiug Convention.
what was the object OF the meeting, Was /, 70
abuse aud rail at Andrew Jackson, to dctract from
ms merits, and 20 obscure that glory with which
ne so emnrnily contributed TO adorn hi, country
VI las Is 70 be inferred from It's acts rather TRAN lis
ianguage) was It that Mr. Henry Clay nj -iit not
-ihN and slick fast in the Ir'id which he himself
[Neiy contributed 20 forI-. Or was il. as u pro-
. ics5ss 10 recommend, the recollection oil Mr. Nd
ANS o. President Of Tue United States? for the
meeting seems so 10 resolve; bu, the address IN
dTect conflict with the resolution. Iftho a4oli-
uon DC oil, the address is vinegar
Nr. Adams haas been genei s.iy cried up by his
friends Is an eminent rhstorician and beiles-lei-
ttes scholar II was his fortune 70 have been pub
/ nc professor Of the one aud One other. Yet the
a'Hress OF the seeming aG'i-Jackson Convention.
treats his rhetoric and atainments polite lier~
ture with a sneeTing and sarcastic severity, which
would be attributed 10 a dark and rancoforIs upaIo
nifty; but ioT the Acknowledged lrankness, bland
manners aud mild and kindly hearted disposition Of
its reputCd author. How comes it that an address
originating with one SO amilble, and adopted by a
meeting admitted to be respectable should TEEN
with 50 much marked maiignity tov rds Giend3 &
foes! put the quesuon--lc. who will, or can, an
swerit
Again; would ask, was this notable Convention
Of noabloy affected or Infected by the iaunlice or
splecns or with any Contagious disease which Dis.
ordering the organs Of vision, presented eycry
object tothe corporeal and mental eye, disco'ourel
and distortcd' Did it's iscmbers, o. any Of them.
as the course Of the meeting would indicate
come in contact with, or were they enchanted by
the arts Of certain arch-magician at Wash.nrton
Tie, WHO with iuciiable modcsiy aspiring % the
oinca OF Chief Magistrate Of the Union never
questioned his own deficiency Of talent or of row
cr5, ~ nis utter inability discharge the duics Of
ihat high oilice,and hesimtod no; any and ever,
occasion, public and private. to elecuDueer '3r ih
Presidency ani to Trumpet forth, ovcn wif'in lhe
verge Of the palace, his own preicn-ions I'D pros
p.ea o.. -se2e-a. Ho. Tho being 3eNstet -rlll
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nave ". hs o1h D.l.use ...4a ,.>A -l,.L,s.. to.
ms hatred, because more popular riyai--a iiyal
who, abstlned from all interference with the
movements OF the people. Ho who clarnoured
abou; persecution. of whicA, IbecouSe il never,
existed nothing would have been ever heard bur
Tor that Glamour, and availcd himself OF this spec
tire OF ms own Imagination TO disturb the pleasures
OF the festive board by spirting his ignoble venom
against the character and fair fame OF man once
his rival and therefore hated, whom he knew for
talent, integrity homer, but not for noise & smoke
to be wholly his superior: hinc ie lachrymus
lie who could descend from his lofty station TO lis
ten to the misrepresentation and tales of his friends
employed to tract the every step, and ,at this un-
suspicious, because pure and upright man. aud 10
note ms every expression, serious otherwise, to
master or servant He, who not only did all this
but could quit his lofty station 10 assume the bust
ness OF an eaves-dropper, might be supposed TO at
tempt TO originate and TO contrive the whole course
OF the Ant-Jackson Convention from its inception
to its end-cven had that Convention no, so com
Pleteiy identified itself with his views objects and
interests, by printing, publishing and distributIn.-
thirty thoullpd copies OF his odious fanfaronade
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-07

fV7uE Directors " TIE Brooke rnrrrFe Coupany bsvs
declred eypisud Of perctnt ~ the az q s,,nbs
when W De F7d 10 ne Sockhoiiers 90 90 after s l0ti,
'f 81 tH' D"Ths House II i y H Eusiase ~ The hoes
~ fvNi'a ~ NE Ct4fr. J.M EUSrACE, gtcfry.
~ ~ anl'uIrrd meeting e Stock .i.it .. vii b.
l ige r1r"fo % eie-ar- nscss5 Plnessa aeeusanes =
','"'tg ur'rs-sf.. Z 81. Se1s..
--f-' fl-g
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$3.50 q n. ELslll u Lngs..

We haye received full account OF The splendid.
imposing and patriotic c0mmcnoraton of this clo-
riou5 day, at The seat Of he victory. UDcxamolcd
unaniinity prevailed in tiis heartfelt homage raid
BY me Tloie people o: C.i3s1s. 20 .isdisGnglish-
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CJi!oH !SpiHaiag yiIaehhlcyy f0y sale.
NftuG "i"cr'ber hts hand, lis ia sine $ hon
~ fhrose ct 40 spind rs' two Carding Engine; R,E-
and 'he'i two he ads VI Dfawing heads OF Itsynr;
i've ecu 80 snd 40 Bows, and reel. All Of which i, IN
Ht ahi will he sd alta very reduced Price If
ne made to ham al the head OF Mlyos Bulge Rehnsona
Feb 2 'A'N - Nsy,> i1.A@'-
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EVHE ,nrual meeting the Siocktoderso of IRE n,1r
ana O,t rne's Turnpike Company viii he Lti, al a.
Union Hotel he city NJ Hehnohd. ~ aIond. ct AIS
o5nck' p M' g. u. ChhRtN6TOS, see'y.