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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-28
Furniture. &c. for sale.

AN Saturday tn, 3olh inst al The dwelling
Ohouse of Alexander Bidgeand, in the cor
poration OF Lynehburg, will be sold, by way of
public auction, for cash, all of his, the said
Bridgelands. household and kitchen furniture,
of every descrpiion--consisting in part OF 5
feather beds, bedsteads and furniture, complete,
mahogany dining tables forming one set, l
clock and case, walnut dining table, dozen
windsor chairs, mahogany bureau, set OF
silver spoons, | silver ladle, Sc together with
many other articles, too tedious 10 mention in
this advertisement
The sale viii be made in pursuance of a trust
deed, executed to the undersigned by said
Bridgeland, on the 3rd day of Nov. 1926, for
the benefit of the late firm Of Alexander Tomp-
kins u Co. and is recorded in the clerks Office
of the Hastings court oil Lynchburg.
We shall convey such title only as the deed
aforesaid vests in us.
SAML. GARLAND, Trus-
NJ. Ii. GARLAND, : tees.
Navel. tdsSO
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-28

sly oil a surgical operation. The ipaamma.
ton was removed, the ulcer healed. and the
strength of the eye was entirely restored, with.
OUT the pain, Inconvenience, and scar ofa sur.
gcal operation.
CATHARINE ARBRiSTo.
No 2s2 Market st. above sth
Phiiad 4pri 26, 1927.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-28

VIRGINIA, wat Rules holden in the clerks office
the county court Of Bedford, Monday the 9th day
ofApril, 1920
john 5 Brown, pltf, against John McGlee and David
Saunders, dets.
IN CHASCERY.
The defendant John McGhee not having entered his
appearance aud given security according the Of
Assembly and the rules ofths court and tappeaTng by
satisfactory evidence that he is inhabitan ofths
country On the motion of the plaintiff by
counsel il ordered that the said defendant do np.
pear here onhe fourth Monday June next and aBs
the bill Of the plaintiff; and that a copy of this order
he forthwith Inserted ~ some newspaper ptintedin the
town of Lynchburg for two months SUCCESSFULLY, and
posted the front door Of the courthouse Of this coun-
" on two several court days,
AcOpy-Teste, GA. WINGFIELD, d. c.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-28

HE subscriber, who is appointed agent for
I Virginia, has this day received a large
supply of DIR. John Brasier Howelrs Vegetable
Medicines, which will be sold at Philadelphia
prices. Howell DAVIES.
AGENTS.
Mr.. James Mckildoe, Richmcnd.
Messfs. Bragg, Jones and Co. PETERSBURG.
0fwhom may be had DIR. John B. towelrs We.
getable Medicines generally
Howell DAVIES.
May Is.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-28
TERMS.

=. ,,ey annn,n, pes able in adyance--No sub
ros e - ,ee.,y.d for less time than six months
scfpuon viii be discontinued tbut ut the discretion
ssa Inn sJ ta.,ors until arrearssss are paid
y Advertisements. will be nssr;sd a, 50 cents PEI PEI
sfiafe ", rnose from distance must BIO paid for
=, their Insertion, the payment assumed by
!a'oe re sp pc person in Lyncheurg'
~ chancery Orders exceeding two saaaresare IN
serted for six dollars
" Alleters addressed 70 tae nan0'' "''' " P'''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-28
With sentiments ofesteem,
Respectfully yours.
Letter from Theodore p. IT, Luuan.

1JUHG
DR.. HoWett-Sir, would inform you, that IN
the summer of 1926, was severely afflicted
With the Liver complaint, or something APP
proximating nearly to Consumption. | had
made use OF different medicines for some little
time without any radical alteration Tor the
better, when | was induced by particular
rend. Mrs L., to make use of your PITS
AM did so, M conjunction with the Family
Pills, and in three or tour weeks was perfect.
ly restored 10 health, and have enjoyed il un.
inierruptedly up to the present time. Should
these remarks be of any service TO you, you
are at liberty to make what use you think pro-
per ofthem Sincerely yours,
THEODORE p. III LYMAN.
PIiIadetphia, april go 1927
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-28
,sM9WDYYrSs

YfUST opened, by d. & r. KYLE, one case
~ superior Leghorns. Also few dozen Toi-
toise Sheell Tuck Combs, the largest SECS
May %.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-28
Warren county, Nor. Is, 1898

Yuren county, Nor. TO- 1928.
Dr. John D. Ho.oeli,
DEAR SIR-You have requested my opinion
on the character Of your Vegetable Family
Pills. In reply, | am able to state, that have
made use OF them for number of years in my
own particular use, besides administering them
10 great number of persons under variety OF
forms of disease, and always with the hspp:est
results. One particular and remarkable case
was that of Miss S.. This lady was afflict-
ed, for period of two years, with glandular
swellings of a very large size, which, after be-
ing fully developed. broke and discharged a
great deal Of matter, by which she was reduced
to very low and weakly stale. The approach
of the tumors was announced by pricking sem
saion or itching on the surface, Inflammation
tuen proceeded rapidly, until they were fully
formed. Whenever the itching was perceived,
her practice was TO take one pill, aud by the
use Of the pills foi twelve weeks, taking only
two week, the growth OF the tumors was ar
rested, and their subsequent appearance en-
tifely prevented after which she continued 10
mend and gained strength very rapidly. Pre-
vious TO this, she had been attended by a very
respectable medical gentleman but without eff
fect-and TO the use of the Family Pills alone,
do not hesitate 10 ascribe her extraordinary
restoration.
Another case was that of a child subject TO
fts in which instance they did not fail to &C.
compsh complete cure. l have exhibited
them in Dysens-r,, Bilious complaints, DebiIi-
~ aud Organic arrangement with very dsci
ded effects, and feel no hesitation in recommen-
ding them valuable medicine in the afose.
said complaints, and wherever a mild purga.
tive is required.
With sentiments ofesteem,
Respectfully yours.
JOHN FIELD.
P. S. 1t may not be improper to superadd,
that in my own personal instance. a few weeks
since. Il suffered from an attack Of something
like Dysentery, and found few doses of the
Pills to remove it efeciualy, unaided by any o.
ther means. J.F.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-28
POTATOES.

Stockport, Pa, 4doy Q, 1929.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-28

Montgomery co. Upper Dublin Township,
September 8, 1927.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-03-26
BY HIS ExcELLENcY
 GIDEON TOMLINSON, @ Governor ofthe State of COnnecticut. :, A PROCLAMATION.

As Citizens of Tee, enlightened, and Christian com.
 our sease Of dependence upon JEHOVAH; and, con.
 scous o neglect o sociaL daies, ingrdtitade
 for His Wauteyabe mercies, ,ukec0ymess in Els ser
 cice and sc0sslip and multiplied Ui0fGtions 0f Hts
 holy La, Co humble omrsetUes bef0re Him gik deep
 peNitsRce and sincere devotioa: A.g
 do, therefore, appoint F'ydGy the serenteenth d0y 0f April next, to be- observed as day of FASTING, HUMILIATIoEand PRAYER; and Hssae al the peo- pie of this state with their respective mi9sters to r. nite, that day, in publicly offering to Cop the spir- itua sacrifice of contrte hearts, and in prayer that He will invigorae, direct and succeed the moral pow CT, which benev0lence has already aroused to sup press 'niemperance, and to rescue rom impeea.ng g desolating vice; that the transforming influences of the HoLY SPIRIT may Cause guile, hypocrisy, evil speaking, and all wickedness 10 cease, and implant brotheriy love and orgiying temper, dis.ingush'ng characteristics of true Christians in every heart and ihai for ihe sake of Hts SoS, He will pardon our sins, and make US ?ar,akers of an ndefied and in- corrnptble inheritance.
 Our united complications should, on that occasion, ascend to the AUTHOR of all good, beseeching that ae will be pleased to watch over and protect our country; to inspire the President OG the United Sssss and all exercising authority, in the Nat'oeai nu Staie governments, with moderation, wisdom and integrity, and 10 lead them to the adoption of meas. Ses essentially conducive Co the general welfare and harmony and the stability of the Union and that my - nm to smile on our literary, civl and re- of health; to give the increase of se earth in penIe- Ousness, and favorable season for its ingatherng; and to prosper our navigation, commerce and domes- tic industry.
 Let as, also, in the spirit of bemev0Ience mploFe the Con or GRACE, tAat Christianity may speedily prevail throughout the woFid and ly s benign ener gy, overthrow VTansy resiFain end to impression and cruelty, and estsbsh universally peace, liberty, aw and justice.
 Servile lakor and recreation, eD said day are by law prohibited.
 Given nnder my hand at Fairfield, ihis seventh day
 Of March, iD the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred aHd tweHty-niae and in the fifty third year of uhe Independence of the United Stasee. GIDEON TOMLINSON.
 By His ExeelleBey's eommand,
 THOMAS DAY, Secretary.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-03-26

the NOtaEies Public and Justices ofthe Peace in Connecticut. are Federalisls." Very well ~-if the Federalists are nos prescribed on principle, why may they not be appointed to seat in Congress, as well as to interior sta lions? The Eederalists enabOdy more than one half of the talent of the State--tis mad ness to deny it. Mr. Barber may tune at the remark if he will, but tis true -and he k'tOtOs it. We can vsOint to half a dozen members of the old Federal party in Connecticut, who are superior in strength to the best Democrat he can tesignate. This fact is owing tO eau sts which are by na means discreditable either to Democrats or DemOcracy--bat stiU the fact erists. Under such circumstances, what is our duty? If we are to renounce party spirit ip dn9' case for the purpose Of se- curing the services Oi men Of talent, why not do it in those cases where talent is most fseed- ed? Why draw upon all the intellectual treasures of the community tO fili the offices of Notary Public and Justice of the Peace, hut cOnfine ourselves to less than one half Ot inc available talent of the State, tn selecting members Of Congress1 live need talent a nywhere, it is at the seatOfgovernment Our own home affairs can easily be adjusted by ,nen of ordinary. capacity at,Washing- ton, our interesis are brought in direct collis- ion with those of the other States--and we want men of courage aud ability there to vim dicate them. live are to make display Uf our magnanim;ty, it is a silly affair to make it where tt can be ofno utility to ourselves. and hut little to any One else.
 We now call upon Mir. Barber to say ex- pressly whether he would think it advisable for Massachusetts and Rhode Island tO dis. pense with the services of Webster, Dwight. B0rgess. and Robbins. Would be have them excluded from Congress to be made Notaries pubhc,, and Justices of the Peace fnot. let hin, give some reason why he supposes the tue policy of Connecticut to be different in respect to Federalism and Democracy, from that of her sister States. We are tired to death of hearing him talk without idpas.-- Ii he is disposed to find fault with any partic- ,ilar ,neaslres that have been advocated in Congrrss by the Frderalists ofth+ New Eng. land States, lct him tell what they are--an.l fine has ans particular reasons io apprehend that the Eederal,s,s Of COnnecticUt would pursue n0re objectionable course than iheir brethren from other states, let him state those reasons.--l6.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-03-26

Mr. Clay left Washington on she 18th inst. for his residence in Keasucky. He had been invited to at tend pablic dinner in Baltimore, bat declined on account of some arrangements he, had made to meet iAiriends as Hagsrsaowa and Fss1escktown.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-03-26

The Senate of the Unitedsstates having disposed of all the business before then and the usual cOmmu ncations having passed between that body and the President adjourned the morning ofthe l7th inst until the first Monday in December next ,ARpCtntmsRts.- only appointments of much consequence, made by the President and Senate since our last, are the folIOwing:.--
 Isaac Hill, ofNew-Hampshire, (editor ofthe NesO- Hanpshirs Patriot, to be Second Comptroller of the Treasury, vice Richard Cuts, removed.
 Amos Kendall, ofKen,ucky, (eOlsor ot the Argus of Western America,) to be Fourth Auditor, vice Tobi- us Watkins, removed.
 Wm. B. Lewis of Tennessee, to be Second Audit or, vice Wm. Lee, removed.
 Daniel T. Patterson, to be member of the Board of Navy Commissioners.
 CaIlender Irvine, Commissary General of Purcha- ses.
 James Hampton, Superinte ndcn, 1.-the Cumberland Road, in Ohio.
 Many other appointments than those made wele expected to be laid before the Senate previous to the adjournment orthe Senate, such as foreign Ministers Consuls, &c.,. but it is presumed these offices will be filled or removals made during the recess. Mir. Van Buren not being on the ground to direct the move. men,s in this matter, the President appears to havo waived his power and privilege in making these ap- poin,ments until his arrival.
 Mir. Barry, the new Pos, Master General, had not at the last accounts reached the city, When he does arrive, unless he shuts his ears against the cumors of thousands of hungry office seekers the new patent retorming political chopping- will be put into successful operation.
 FSre--Wc learn that on Monday night last dwe- ling house and barn, owned by Mr. Thompson, and occupied by Mir. Allen, in Bethlcn, was consumed by fire. Mir. Allen being absent, and no person in the house at the time the fire b, oke out all the frni- ture n the house, aud from fifteen twenty tons of hay in the barn, were desroyed n
 We learn also, that the Saturday night previous, the wife of Mr. Allen fell into the fire, and although her husband was present but supposedtob be in state of ntoxicaop, before she was taken out, her face, head and arms were so drcadully burnt that she sur vived but very short time. Both, we understand, were addicted to intempcrance.
 "S s .."ff
 FSanklin Baak.--,James Kent, Esq. appointed by the Supreme Court as Receiver of the funds of the Franklin Bank, New-YoFk, has given notice tl,a, dividend of 25 per cent has been declared the ere di,ors ofthe Bank, and will paid on application. A furthe, dividend may be expected some tine here after. 'r " .
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-03-26
THE NEW SENATE. ]

Annexed is list of the names of the members of the Senate which assembled on the 4th instant to act upon the nominations made by ilIe new President-- Those who are understood to be politically Friendly to
 President Jackson, in iiaiics Thrcc the mum. her have already been transferred from the sena,eso tho Cabinet. How many are lp, De taken i6r other appointments, we asall probably eatn tn utew days
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-03-26
Public Auction.

RY an order ftu9ahe Hon. Court of lern. -hO bate for the District OE Litchneld, Mlh sell on the premises. in Cornwall. at public auction, on the 18th day of April next, Ut Q o'clock A. M. (if not previously sold at pri- vate sale,l SD much of the re0l estdtesOf .aasi GEORGE BRUlSTER, X late of Cornwall, deceased, Rs will raise the sum of i've hundred and twenty dollars. with incidental charges of sale, B
 C'HALKER PRATT, Admia'r.
 C0rnse0lI, Mdrch go, 1890 s4l
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-03-26
ECON ONTN
WEALTH.

 TNHE attention ofthe public is respectfully -l invited to a new article, just manufactu- red by tho subscriber, surpassing any thing of the kind ever before offered in this city. He is enabled to Oiker his friends and customers an elegant,
 Elastic, Woter- Proof HAT, at the unprecedented low price of SSS EO.. These Hats possess almost all the good qWal- ities of the dearest kind they are light and durable, ofthe brightest and most permanent dye, and are finished and trimmed in the most elegant and fashionable style in n word,none but the most acute observer would notice any difference between them and the most costly hats. Those in want of nnw hats are paFtic- ularly invited to cali and examine them. & In order tn be furnished at all times with the latest New York fashions, the subscriber will at stated periods receive from one of the leading matters of that city, Hat finished oF in their newest and best style.. LYNN.
 N. B. Boys Napt Hats at $l 75--Men's good Forums at $c 50; Plain Fur Hats, for every day wear, Ut Se. Other Hats propor- tionahly low. Terms, Cs4SHs.k N P.S. A fnc assortment of DRA8 HATS, as soon as the warm season arrives. " Persons at q distance caN be 6rnished suitk the aLove Hats by sending lkeir M,edsufes. ,sa ssnr GILES MANSFTELD; \, #a. s,. sss N. 54 State Street. X,
 Nrw-fIaven, March ah, laaD W NJ At4l.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-03-26
WOI,ICE.

VOG II Ee THE Court of Probate for the District of 1- LitchReld hath. assigned the second day of April next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, at the Probate Office in LitchAeld, for the appointment of Commissioners on the estate of JONATHAN CHURCHILL, s, late of Goshen, in said district, deceased, rec presented insolyent, at which time andplace all persons interested in said estate will 4t they see cause, attend before said CourffAnd be heard respecting such appointmeDt.
 . PHlNEHAS COOK Er'v. Litchfshi, Mdrck l9, l89o s4l
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-03-26
LAND
A FARM
FOR SAFE.

. V. FOR SALE.
 TNHE subscriber offers fur sale his FARM,
 Il situated i'd Sharon, (FTst SOeiety.) It lies about one nfile and an half from the. Meeting House. aud contains about 100 acres Of LOnd, suitably divided into moving, pas- ture. wood, and plough land. A never failing stream cf water runs through the farm and near the dwelling housG. 9sAe huiIdings are in good repair, and the whole win be SOld at d fair price. Purchasers are invited to call and examine for themselves. LYNUS BATES.
 Shoro., Marck 35, laa9 s4x
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-03-26
NOTvICE.

.4gD NO1lCE. PY virtue of an order from the Hon. Court D of Probate for the District Of LitchAeld, will Do sold.at public auction, on the premi- ses, on Tuesday the 7th day of April next, Ut two o'clock in the afternoon, 90 much of the Real Estate Of
 BENJAMIN CARPENTER, late of LitchReld, dpceased, as will raise the sum of one hundred and eleven dollars, toge- ther with incidental costs. Said land is situ- ted in the South Farms Society.
 YymOtky Foot, Administration.
 Caroline Carpenter. Admiaistrasrir. Litchfeld, March 9S, 1899 4l
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-03-26

Look ost !-Another Jersey Bank, the Manulac turing and Banking Company" at Hoboken, ha' stopped payment; and the New-York brokers are paying only % cents on the dollar for the notes.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-03-26

The Senate the Unitedssiates having disposed ofa the business before them, and the usual cOmmu- nicatOns having passed between that body and the President adjourned the morning ofthe l7th inst. until the first Monday in December next.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-03-26

Marder.-rhe trials of Richard Johnson for the murder of Ursula Newman; of Ca,harine Cashier for tse murder of susan Anthony; and of Anu Johnson for the murder ot Ann Carr took place in New.York last week, and resulted n the conviction of tho two former, and the unexpected acqui,tal of the Ia,er Two of the victims were murdered in the neighbOr hood of what is called the [" Five Points"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-11
CaAciueA Magnesia.

WE have received direct from the Maryland Che
w mical wnrks.a supply Of superior csIcined Mag.
ne,a, made after the manner of lIenry's celebrated
magnesia. bis magnesa We warrant to be Is good
if better. than the English having By testing the
two articles together, proved this be superios.-
We here offer in condensed form. at half the prics
Of the imported, perfectly pure gnesis and ], may
be taken into the most delicate stomach without pro-
ducing the slightest nauses, ian object often eonsi
derabe with physicans) being rather pleasant than
isagreesble tasted In the Of the American arti-
Gle, and wheni shall become generally known, we are
satisfied it will spercede the Of the imported es|
pecally. it is sforded at the price and is bre
sure in effect than the common cacined magnesiG 1t
is Put up in bottles and labelled With directions, in
convenient size ~ families retailing in country
stores or other places where medicines are vended
Also m assortment Of
COMBS, BRUSHES md Soups,
Consisting Of
Tuck, side, long crooked, neck and pocket combs
Cloth. hair, fesh nail varnsh, sash tools, and ssmes
hair Brushes II -. 800
Rose, transparent, vsriegsted and Windsor shaving
soaps. For sale by
august II WILLIAM LASS.ss Co
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-11
no. aeee
Superior Nlack INK Powder,

WARRANTED PERMANENT,

I
hanutaeiured By NORTHt5 W.8RRiN, Philadelphia.
HE above has been fairly tested. and found to pos
sess all the separate advantages combined, which
have been considered sufficient Recommendation to
been prepared in this country, or imported from Et-
rope " is confidently relied upon. that single trial
of the Liquid Ink. Ink Powder, f,he latter Of such
general convenience to travellers and particularly tor
will prove their superiority over any 1t
the preparations now in Use.
The public attention is respectfully invited tn The
following recomme ntati0ns:
The subscribers. having used North Warns
Liquid Black lax, [by them warranted permanent, ID
to be manufactured from their fine Ink Owder,1 b. &
to recommend it to merchants and others, who will
find, trial. that it flows freely from the pen, retains
it's color. and, where beautiful black ink is required
for deeds and other public writings. this composition.
we have no doubt will bear comparison with any arti-
Gle Of the kind manufactured in tins country or with
that imported from Europe"
John Reed Esq President Philadelphia Bank
Q Campbell Esq CASHIER do
HLolingsDorih. Esq Cashier Bank North -'meriea
HKuhl ESQ Cashier Frners' ano Mechonies' Bank
Fl euis Esq fashier NchuyliN Bank
Roberts, Esq Cashier Sephen GirarGs Bank
Dr Manuel 'aehson .fdiuna Poctessor Cnipy Penn
In ycob Green Protector If Chemisfyy Ie6s,son Col
g g 3 IT s e 1'idaas E., h'q notary Public
G Campbell Librarian Philadelphia A6ruy
JRayJod Prothonotary Sgpreme Court
John Geyer LEICESTER Of Wills
Laanc Elliot, Cta,peyanea
Isaac Hampat do
John , Gnsf@d I csrh efM. Di.yis Of so.su~k
SM Siomon, County -iud;fo,
VI Goats. Proihonota,y's D6!es Distria Court
TSCuur do do
q = Head do do
Dnrid e,c,s, Esq Prssident Phenir husUnanes Co
JR Wuscheer. Esq d do
Nm M, Esq &c'y Penns ytranh Fire do
7hos TSmiley, .7efuary [e'n life do
JPryor, Board Of UeDM
~ Johnson Pr,napai 1igh Sehoo! FrankA" Inst
B II Rand flirting Muster
Henry Brisiow, do
Thomas Rsser, Teacher
G Dennison dD
- Ste,oarf do
Ennion W,liams >arveyor
JeHnings e Thomas, .fuciioneers
Knor Boggs Il Co, Merchants
John Gsgg do
Marcus tut do
) Potter do
Burgin. WoodS1 PsarsaL, Merchants
John Bradley
81 Taylor
For sale by DAVID MARTIN,
nov 6.-2aw2m Bookseier .ikr .drid.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-11

Sugar, Yea. tofee, &c.
= 81 DOUGLAS have just received well select
ID /. ed assortment Of
GROCERIES,, Viz:
so hhis anil tlerces sugar, of various qualities
IS hhCs, tierces. and bbls molssses, of do
40 packages of teas, gunpow,ler, imperial, and
young hyson of fine quality
1000 lbs loaf sugar, Of different numbers
20 bags best and common coffee
SfLT-Ioose aud in sacks
Spices Embracing pepper, aspice, ginger,
cloves, nutmegs, cinnamon, mace, &c
SPLRI1S- French brandy, Holland gin. Jamaica,
Antigua, and New England rum
UJNES- Madeira, Lisbon, port, malaga, &C.; some
of them very low priced
DiES-I Indigo, coPperas, madden, logwood, fustic,
alum, sc
EPSON SALTS ola superior quality
SNUFF-Leiper, Garrett, & lori'iars Maccabau
P3PER-writing and wrapping; tobacco. starch
mustard, cheese, fig blue, gunpow'er, shot par ead
birthstone. salt petre &c &c the VIII o. winch they
will sell, wholesale and retsi, very moderate terms
oct 3