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Angus, sill. 1920.

HOGS They are usually tdttened with India n
corn, given whole in the cob. which il far from an eco
noea inoue OF "ppopriang that grain, but the dill
Gully and expense Of sheiliug scd cracking it, is te
great bar 10 it, being grouni Putting the cobs into
barrel several days before giving them 10 the pig
grinding az the grain thus becomes soft and is castor
masiicated and diges!ed. II is saying among
The scotch house wives thai for every pound salt yon
give ia''ng pig, yon have in return pound OF pork
and The herring sal, is bought Up Scotland this We
ry purpose"
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THIS is MY ELDEST DAUGHTER, SIR

This is my eldest Daughter, Sir,
Her mothoE's only care
You praise hor facc-Oh. Sir, she is
As good as she is fair?
Wv angel Jane is clover too,
Accomplishments Ivo taught her.
II inttoducc YOU to lcr, Sir,
This IL my Oldest Daughter.
I've sought tho aid Of ornament,
Bcicwcllins hor cusl,,
4'Nc tried her beauty unadcrncd.
Simplicity and pearls:
yc set hcr of to get her on,
I'LL fallen oil I've .houyhthc,;
act I've sohly brcathcd to all the bcca,N-
" Ills Ia ny eldest Daughter"
Two triod oil styles Of hair-drcssin.
Madonnns, frizzrs, crops;
Her waist i'yo laced, her back I've breed
Till circulation stops.
Two padded her until have
Into Venus wrought hur,
Eut putting her has cfoct.
THIS ismy eldest Daughter.
Her gowns a Ia Ackomann,
Her ecrslets a Ia Bell;
Yet when the season ends, each beau
Sill leaves his Il. +. l..
pstIvuiso each dciunc,
Zach party on the water.
1etst,il she hangs upon my arm
This ismy eldest Daughter.
she did reuse Gentleman
Il own IL was absurd
Sho thought she ought TO answer No,f
He tu,.. her at her word.
But she'd say " fcs,' II any ono
That's eligible sought her;
She really IS Il charming girl
Though she's my eldest DAUGHTER.
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Ffoni BoyIcy's BALLADS.
THE NURSERY TALE

Oh! did you not hear in your nursery,
The t0lc that the gossips tell
OF the woyoun.; siE.- ;st c1.ne 10 drink
Al certain Fairy well
Tho words Of the Youngest wctc as sweet
AS tho smile of her ruby lip,
Eut the tongue OF the Eldest seemed 70 mpvc
rs n venom its tip
a, tho wolf Bcggar accos,ed them,
1AS 2n,c In mean dsguisc0
Tho Eldcs, spoke with scorniul brow.
The Youngest with fearful eyes:
Cfici the Fairy " whencvor non speak sweet GID
lurc gems from yor bps shall fiil;'
" But whcnovcr pox utter u wvyd, proud nl,Ciu,
From your tongue shall u serpent crawl"
Nnd havc you not met with thcsc sisters OH
la tho ha,m,s of the old and young,
IlIc 6rSt with her pure and unsulcd LIP:
Tho last with her serpent tongue,
Ncs-thc first is GoopNAruRr the Diamonds b!islt
onthe darkest theme she throws;
Anu Tito last is SLANpER-lcaviny the sifue
OF the snake wherever she goes.
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. On LoosING ASD PuLvERisING THE SoIL.
The great importance Of deeply loosenng and pulve
rising the soil. may be from consideration OF the
distance TO which the roots Of many vegetables extend
themselves where The soil Is open 20 receive them -
he earth from is own gravity, settles down into
hard, compact, aud inpenetrable holy While in this
state, the roots CT plants, which the collectors the
food, cannot fnd free passage overcome the con
tnual resistance.
The activity of the vegetable life, may push them
little IRON the main stem; but they neither ramble
atiarge, nor draw the copious supply of nutr,-
ment. When trace roots to the boundary Of the r
range. we are struck both at the distance to which hey
travel, and al the Obstacles which they surmount. M
Peters, President Of Brockley and Meriou Society," states
hat grain Of wheat if planted in mellow soil, will
Its roots three feet downwards, and eongate much
further horizontally
The roots OF have often been discovered a eigh
Teen inches from the stem; and those Of the turnp,
which, with the exception of theAub and tan root is
suing from it, are all slender, flexible threads, have
dverged or all sides to the distance OF twenty inches
This doctrine may be illustrated in the garden well
as The field, and in most u the former, with
greater effect because there tho Cultivation /. superior,
| and u carried 10 a greater depth i, u.
The hbres proceeding from onion OF whitish.
spongy substance, and distinctly dscernable in
black mould and these have been found to lie scen
fully two feet in trenchcd soil. The carrot will otter
measure tom twelve to fourteen inches; and the 6bres
which iecd i; must have sunk much deeper. The 30
tato will push lenders 10 the distance Of fifteen and
eighteen inches in sandy open loan, well stirred with
hoe.
These facts lead irrcsisbly to the conclusion that
the -kili cuva'or should prepare the soil for the
most extension OF the roots. and should employ such in
sruments as will pierce it deeply, and crpmble IL "a
powder for the free aud unres,raned passage Of the
radical hbres. If the ground he poughed only three
inches deep, tho roots descend farther than the
share and coulter have gone before them; and II tau
gied sod oil grass he merely turned without helms
broken aud pulvorized they will find vast difficulty il
stretching themselves through this matted network
The same observations will spply il the surface Toe
| encountered with unsubdued and unbrokcn clols The
roots will be unable TO penetrate their hard coits and
however iull OF vegetable nourishneni, be last
crop The fitness. therefore, OF every instrument &c
break ami loosen the soil becomes criterion in judging
Of iis merit and its perfection is exactly proportional
to the superiority OF its structure for accomplishing this
| essential end. Tallahassee .1dvocafe
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(E,cm dee LyaeaSarg pirginiq,,.)


have abandoned the custom OF printing tobacco,
having found by experience that III loss and damage
to the crop However high tobacco may be primed,
when growing on strong land, the bottom leaves will
come to the earth and be damaged; il il be not prini-
ed. the leaves will stand sufficiently elevated to
make hne tobacco; moreover, have sometimes cut
tobacco which was not prmed close by the ground and
every leaf sound.
Topping vs. the first very particular business in hand
INK crop OF tobacco and will be more If not pim
ed; but, by practice may learn where the buds
should be taken out without ,culstion ed
this practice some past my latter tobacco and
would recommend the sans to other planters, that they
may without risk get acquainted with the work, be
satisfied as 10 its utility.
Great loss annually sustained by iju,cious prim-
ing and topping tobacco. Some planters top rich
lot land, which not only loss in weight. by the plan,
oeing cTamped in its nature, but the tobacco will be
coarse Others prime and top high ordinary and ne
iard winch IL also LOGS in weight by the unreasonable
printing, AMI the tobacco will lack oil life
Tobacco, on loose land land well broke, Of vigo.
rou growth aud deep green color, should be tipped TO
d. many as twelve to fourteen leaves above the usual
place OF printing; but that Of pale color puny prowth
should be topped low.
NO one should be put to topping tobacco unless he
Can be made sensible Of difference is different kinds
OF tooacco-oetween old aud new land well broke
and badly broke, aud early and late topping.
II. DRUMMOND.
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CffANCERY- AZ vAs he.u C5esscrteio County Court
Ia the Clerks oaoeon the LIST day ofJuns, l8 Willsh Veal
cock and Pobe wife, John b. Taylor RcbccoA HE Wild
Frances Hix aud Lucy Dix. Nm
asnnst
Pleasant Xix am's William Ilix Prudence Ix RcAaa
sl'ail aud sally his wife, Brooks - Brooks intnt.
oil tender years by their guardian ad Item. Dcft,
Tho defendant Richard wahA and Sally his wife. nc hsvip
their security according 70 the
assembly and the rules of this BY ece
" evidence, that ey inhabitants OF this
ordered that the said appear hero on The
dy October term aud tho bill of tho plaintiffs and aa
COPY oil s order DO forthwith inserted ne~spAPe pinei
an the city OF nchnon months and seet
copy posteda tho front door Of tho courthouse oil n County Tor
Two successive court days. copy. Toste, :,
June ~. wSvs l.. NUNNAlLY, u. C.
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NOIICE~-Wanted at the pcnitentary, 1000 foe, J-s
inch pine plank and 10000 flour barrel hoop poles
for which cash win be paid
August 4 Psf THOS NELSON. p. A..
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VIRGINIA: At Superior Court of Chancery hods
" at the former Capitol, in tho CITY Of williamsburg
the 18th day of July, 1929:
e lob, ID r.,T

against
James Saunders, Thomas Meaux, Rebecca A. Collier,
turner Richardson and Elizabeth p. his wife, John
hiure, Elcnor Muire, Ann T. Muire, James Muire and
Richard Mure infant children of James Mure, decd
by James Cabincss their guardian assigned, Susan r..
Mulre, Frances x. Muire, Hester A. Muire, Angus
lne Murc, and Mary A. 4. Muire, infant children W
Richard Murc by the said James Cabiness their guar
dian assigned and John Roane infant child of Elizabeth
hoano by the said James Cabness his guardian asgneds
Dcfs-
This cause in which the bill Of the plaintiff hath been
for confessed the defendants James Saundcs
tebecca A. Collier aud Turner Richardson and Eliza
beth his wife, whom the several decrcal orders for
that purpose, appear to have bcen duly executed
on TINS day to be hoard the bill, Of tho
other defendants and exhibits, and was argued by
counsei On consideration whereof, tho doth adj
judge order and Decree that the following accounts be
taken, before one OF the Commissioners of this Court,
iiIst an account of tho claims of the plaintiff, and such
other claims against tho estate of William Afurc,
may be exhibited and proved before the Commissioners
secondly, an account of the balance duo to Thomas
iioaux, for the purchase OF tho land in the bill
toned: Thirdly account of the probable annual
Tue OF the land in the bill nen,ioned Fourthy,
count OF the personal estate of William Muire, which
has been applied to the payment of the debts which bind
the heirs and lastly account of the transactions of the
defendant James Saunders administrator of William
Muire, deceased, which no is directed
dcr-which said several accounts, the Commissioners
Court report with any matters specially stated deemed
pertinent by himself, which may be required by the
parties 10 be SO stated. A Copy. Test
4 A u ~
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IN cHANCERy-In Cumberland County Court, July tho ssh
u lso. Thomas II. Walton, fffiS

:
Hsndck su,phin James su.phn Martin n Ifaco and Go
". Walon ex'or OF Thomas NJ Walton, daccasod, Dosts
rms day came tho plaintiff by his attorney, and tho dedet
sutp having entered his appearance na gwen s.
cuy according Assembly and tho OF this Court
e appearing by satisfactory evidence that mo IS nos an ahae.ns
OF Tins conntry Therefore ordered by the Court That he said
asean cndck u,hn do here on tho hst Gay ., c
tooer Court bill OF the pantf, ana tra
copy OF this order be newspaper
ed N the city OF Richmond moahs successve aud 9
County. A C,opv'' .rr.te-
Aass,4. a5.-wsw FL. NUNNALI.y, D. c. c..
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fFrom tho G,,,on pa,,io,


The Sachcm, arrived at this port Yesterday has on
board two Siamese youths, males Is years of their
bodies connected from their birth. They appear to he
in good health, and apparently con,en,eI witt, Their con-
fined situation.
We have seen and examined ths strange freak OF
ture IL is one OF the greatest living curioses ever
saw The two boys about feet in height, OF well
proporoned frames, strong and active. good na,ured,
and OF pleasant expression OF CONFERENCE.-The with
all, intelligent and sensible exhibiting the appearances
two we'll made Samese youths. with the exception IN
by substance apparently honey caraginous abou,
inches In circumference aud four in length pro
caedIng from the umbca region of EACH they are firm
" united together. They have COOL appetite appca
lively, and abon the deck md cabin of the ship with
the same facility that any two healthy lads would do,
with their each Others shoulders, this being
tho position in which they about They W prob.
ably be exhibited TO the public when proper arrange
ments have been made. They will be objects of great
curiosity, particularly to the sdcal faculty. Their un
naturs union is not more Of curiosity than tue vigorous
health they enjoy AMI their apparent entire oontene-
ness with their condition. One OF the boys is named
Chang: tho other, Eng: together they called Chang
Eng.
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L. CHRISTIAN. c. G.
CoAmIssIor SR's OFBIcE,

r Williamsburg, August 9th, 1929.
me Paroes Interested will be pleased to take notice.
that have appointed Thursday the first day of October
next to commence the several directed by the
within decree of the Court-On that day by O'Clock.
A. NJ they are required to attend at this office with their
vouchers and accounts and such other evidence they
may deem necessary TO enable the Commissioner
and report the aforesaid accounts.
WM. T. BANKS, Cou,'r.
August II. G2-wn
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We learn from the Eiinbargh Review ina, "The
Society for the diffusion OF Useful knowledge" have
commenced tie publication Of series allied The Libra
ry OF Entertaining Knowledge The Library Of Useftl
knowledge published under the superiDiendcnce of the
same Society, II Is well known has been and
to be, powerful auxiliary TO tho Of sound
ing and science The design Of the Library of Eater
tanning Knowledge, is SO to mingIe the agreeable with
he useful as 10 attract the aentoa Of the super.
heal class Of readers, whose chief object In reading /,
amusement; While at the time, It's pages shall AZ
'oiu matter Tor contemplation and instruction 10 the
man oil science and eruliGon.
no society have also announced the publication OF
another series called "fhe Farinsrs Sres TO con Of
ttsases in very plain and popular style upon subjects
The most interesting, because most useful 20 those coDy
ers@nt with country afdirs. These are 10 commence
with an account Of our common domestic annalsfher
reamen breeding, diseases, uses and hsl,s; and sueb
matters Of scientific nature be nterspeysed a,
may be capable Of being stated in an easy and
manner" should work Of This kind be suonog,ed vii,
me same ability and zeal, that the Library Of trsefJ
hnowledge has been,a listing benefit win be Conferred
upon we farmers Of that and other countries n will
lVfin precisely such work as IL greatly needed Mos
OF iho writer's upon agriculture and domestic economv
naYe '7Sen w some Irrcar branch, ami drawn ont
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Commercial 2istora.
DNrI7 W tArrsr ADvfcI

pNriF os LATEST ADvfcEs
From Tivcrnoel. Nov g.
From Hnvc, Nov f.
From Now Orleans, Dec. a..
}ne Prices Current which We give to-day we have
taken our usual pains to mako NJ accurate posi-
br-but the prices generally. especially Of our sta
pies. must be rcgurd d n merely nominal. The Anc-
p,ou mor,c's, that when for my length Of time VIC
arc without alvicCs from Europe, our merchants are
cautious. Ike mon cropping in thc dark. Such is tho
c'so now Our latest adyi,cs rom Europe being only
t. tte 9th Nov. Since tho war with England We
have not bccn 81, long without aviccs from the other
side Of the Atlantic. Tho New York packets may
hc boating against continued north-wcstcrs about the
Newfoundland banks, but whore arc the cotton ships
that ought ~ arrive AT Charleston 81 this season,
which take southern cour.e' Surely the trade
winds and the gulf stream have not changed their
course. VIC mus. have ar al shortly. Whom
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DIRECTORS
QjMe IiF"acS E'.f ej Yjrg,ais ,i,id Rra,te1rs for
Tic year 1922.
DIRECTORS

@N''' $1,000
RICHMOND.
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fm"? " Nich''as Robert Pollard
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D62g2 ECaGEya

TIME drawing the Grand Consolidated Lottery.
n llth Glass, will be received at my Office This
Day. at 3 o'clock.
few choice numbers 'oy still be had at the low
prico Ut . dollars. :. HAWKINS.
o
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S1ses Of 70jGcco oa Wcdnesday.
Extreme prices ofnew passed, So 80 to so old
; 10 to 80; refused Q % 10 ) g.; old do J so
TO (; 10. 30 bids inspected.
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viii give the news 1t brings and report
It's effects the markets. In the mean time we and
our readers must wait with patience.
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StreRography acquired ia one Lecture
M X. STETSON viii give Lecture from one to
L'A two hours on his Improved system of Short
H7nd Writing. IN the Legislative Hall. Saturday
evening Jan. the iO.h, commencing at o'clocl:
~ the expiration Of the Lecture, those who attend
val DC o5le, wan The card, write The short hand
Intcgiuiy ond correctly. Those who write the
coHiron hand eXpeditiously may. N one day, land
i'hout further Instruction. be able to write the short
hand with equal acility md in w~ci may write
lecture, sermon, Grafton, &c. fast d.livcrcd and
read IT, correctly and 1Celiiy, any ieng III of time
after il is written.
Members Of Logislaa-a and those Ladies and
Gentlemen of Richlnonl who believe with franklin.
That time is money!" and wish IN easy, secret and
eHpcdi ous mode otwri,ing will promote their inter
est and crafty their wishes by attending the Lecture
Paper and pencil, or pen and ink will be required
FERNS, Tor he card aud admission 20 the lecture 81
inn e
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WAS left at tine steamboat wharf, about six months
past. "A small TRUNK, with the initials VI. u. NJ.
in brass nails. The requisite ted TO come for
ward, prove property, pay charges and receive the
same. JOHN :. DONLEY,
jan Set Steamboat wharf.
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BRANCH n. SAUNDERS
ACADEMY.

Nc1,'y opposite the S,cIn TarcJn, Richmond, pa
ID 4. SAUNDERS respectfully informs tho public that
49, his Acatcny viii hc rcupcucd Monday, 9th Of Jan
lie has engaged MIR BERNARD Of Frinro1 20 teach
the French and Spanish languages Mr. who stands high as
i1fenn'eon, viii also assist in tic Mathematical depart
The Principal unv ling thiu- in cummcn atinn
OF his school either regards hrs mode Of instruction or the
course ofs,uiy pursued bVf rc y irs his prirons and
ne friends Of S1~ton r-Hcrry 10 risi his school hear the
classes r6eiic, 0nd Judge for hcuSirs..
The branches tluvht embrace regular Classical Nahrna-
teal and English cDuy-c Of study.
TTVvs3}o per fr any ~ = No STRIDES crcp'
NE Tcrch o1d Spanish ingU1ecs tiob e12 additional
per- atrvn ri Dc charged dec 3O-3ttft
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POO.N.IH P4LNIIAM

POOM3H PAINTING.
'sElIE Subscriber would INTERN the ludiCs of Rich
n mond that he intends stopping in the city for Il
short time. and offers his services as teacher of PoonaE
Tor Thcorem) Painting. The high state of perfection
to which tine art has lately been carried the ease and
facility with which it is acquired compared with the
usual inodc) rendars it desirable object Tor every
lady who wishes 20 have a knowledge Of this orui-
niental.par, Of education.
Only thirty six hours arc necessary TO acquire
knowledge of the art. He has taken room at Miss
Turner boarding house, Rlaiu-str'"'. where spcci-
mons NAV b. som, and tcrus made known. Married
ladies or others, can have private lessons at their
dwellings if they choose.
NJ ". HOPKINS
Reference TO Rev. YIN. J. Armstrong, Rev. Ste
phcn Taylor and Rev. A. Converse.
dec -
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teaDelesate 2.rircs Current.
" chn,Dd Nh ~ I2pg

RictmDnt, E.
SrAYLG ARTICLES.
IVjIce0, teaj-
good To fine, lob sjd9
nId,ilins, ) 80 > ,
common, 8 ) 30
refused, , %
Hmnl IdciUroi--
Ia quail. cavenli-h, 10. - . 10
sluJl tw It, nO. ,lIaIJ
no. ,. San
-Four, c.'y Gu;rs, 9
canal, 7Aa1
UheGt, bush. | 50al -
CVrH, bush. 80
Coal, beat loE shipping, IL = pa
inferior, IL IL
cotton, o.
VARIOUS Ofms AEsiciLs.
IisH, 10. y
birthstone, roll, ~. 3a3i
BeesIcJr, best, 2. q -
ETifer, l. a 10
Bect, mes, Dbl. 10! ali
Bacon, Old, }! aC1
Cheese. TuH
C,ote!is5, tal;uw, mould, ~, = l.,
spenn. ~ q -
CgEts, ". !. .reeh, l5aI4
Java, white, 10 Il IL
ordinary qualities, II
Choco!ute, 10. /, l4al3
CoPpeToS, 10. , a J.
Iish, heniuss, uO. /, 9 50
suad no. /, 7
mIcSercl, %. /, Gao -
do. no. >, > 75aG
do no. ), / ~
irKit, rais.as, bunch, box, 1
muscaicl, ; a37j
Feathers, Live geese, good, SOAP
GiG7S, window, $40, 10 fest,
: - IOEl2, 10. )
GUapDSc.er, Uuponrs, ) 50 . s
II, ~, American TON. lZOalfl
Hides, Spin, s,.u-iriGi, /. = -
sailed, la 10
MG.gU, Spin slant, 10 I 75a2 >
frI3, Swct-a tyn, 10
En-lish, 81 ~
Suericln, - "a 30
Lard, "a a
iiNs, 100
LsGtsr, sole l5aGJ
C.per | .5a} -
Lam ..l', clear, !OJO Il. 70
G0.C!AntaOic, 10
jL'hoFgIy, :; Dom. Il. IL a -
Bay, ~ u -
li.Lnsst, ~. \. o. 70 a2j
". india s.r.,el.y, -saoD
.'is0!, buAh.i 81
Nii.s, Gu, ID. f.aG
Oh, lEsc- gai ~ a -
taln4r,', atl i5ai7
r:u.'v ,,,er rsA goi - y -
d.. sun Gcf 40. ga -
Orts, bush. J5aj7t
F.GiGter = Paris, ton, 3 - a !
Pax, prime, btL. Iial!.yO
usas, IL o Il 80
Rec, Car liHa, new !
$ugar, loaf l8a2O, lump I5aI.
= . brown, 100 lbs. > i 10 81
81 CroE, do ~ a II
musc0v0docs, , 4 ID
S..G, s1cS, L.iv lled, ) % Il :
ground alum ) >
Salty,:rs, 10. l0al2
Spirit
brandy, cosnac, al. ! lQaI -
apple brandy, b 50
peach 60. 90 a 100
rIT - Cro;x q Ant. GO a 81
da. New England, 80 ! 80
Cin, Holland, lalIO
do. American, 50 4 81
whisl:ey, - a -
, Steel German, 10. lia!.
/ Eng. blisteIed, y az
Amer. DO. Gas
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ne huoe for sale,
4 iOTTON yarns, No. to l., best ll....ry
- orhern potatoes in barrels
Prime ". 7. nIolasses
Mould and spcrmaceti candles
sole leather window glass,
Coffee, sugar, teas
:unQo"GeT' writing and W piping paper
>; konastcwn lime, prime pork
Eualh rai-ins, figs
Jam,ioa. Antigua, y. Orleans ana y. F.. rum
WLiskey in barrels
Imitation and cosnac brandy
Nails and brads
y .bauv ard Hartford beer
Scotch snuF in bottles
jan DAVENPORT.- ALLEN e. co.
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