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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-12

VIRCLNI.3--fo rsif;
Al Rules held in the Clerks office of the Coun.
ty Cour, Of Berkeley, on Monday, Ihe 5th day
OF January. 1929
Elizabeth Williams, PLt.inhf,
AGAINST
Thomas j. Claggett and Sophia his wife, late
Sophia Martin, Eliza Strobe. late Eliza Martin,
Horsiio Clsggeu and Mary his wiies late Ma
- Msrun, Matilda Martin, Louis D. Martin,
Honore Martin, Richard Martin, John Martin,
aud Ann Martin. The said Richard, Jobn and
Ann being infants and with the said sophia,
Eliza, Mary. Matilda, Louis and iionore, being
children Of Sarah Martin, deceased, and as eush
60 heirs lin right of their no3her) with Eliza.
beth y lliams, of Richard Claggett. deceased.
DstsndaaG.
IN CHANCEEY.
The Defendants not having entered their APP
pearsnce, and given security according to the
set Of assembly and the rules OF this court. and
il a?pe .siag to the satisfaction Of The court
II at the defendants are not inhabitants OF this
Commonweslth.--k 10 ordered. they DO appear
here on the "a Monday in April, next and an.
swer the bill Of the complainant, and that co.
ny Of ihs order be published in the Martins
burg Gazette for two months suesessively,
and posted at the door Of the Court House ct
this county. A Copy .--Teste,
Jan 8. lS29-2m ID HCNTFn, rB,c
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-12
Medicines, Paints, Dye stuiis'

Medicines, Paints, Dye Stulis'
Confectionery, &c. &c.
ISRAEL r. JIMMY, j,
HAS commenced the .3POiHE C.Ekf Cru
II DRUG BUSLNESS, at the stand la'eiy
occupied by James Thomson, Druggis', wi,el'
may constantly he procured Medicines, COR .
isctonsry, Fruits, &C. OF the best quality o. ..
attention OF Ply sicians is particularly oal'et'
tor he is determined TO sell ata very sn'sii AZ
vance on Baltimore prices.
just Received. fresh supply OF heoie'"sa
Confectionery, Oranges. Rsisins and Aitho"9's
Msfunsburg, Janusry /, 1929.
POTOMAC LA ND FOR SALE
Il Have for sale, Tract OF Land cen 4
q tanning 304 acres. situate within mi,ss
Form.n's mi |, adjoining the lands OF Mrs s ~
gan, MIR. Z. Turner, Mr.. Nm. Green, aho i
Hout, about 200 acres cleared and lou s1,. e
timber The whole is Of the first guam, .ss
Limestone Land, pronounced BY geod JUN
80 be equal. # not superior to any IN the ~
borhood great bargain and accomm Us
terms can be had il immediate appiIcal9mr
made. M Lo
Nar,insburg, Jan 8, 1929 rrD.
NyE have tor sale, quantity OF ttesn asss.,n
w FER SEED, the growth OF 1si''
aad Berkeley counties. ppts.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-12

Il Pu2zei -- There is living in one
house 10 lexington. NJ. three FAM
lies, consisting of 8 husbands 3 wives,
4 children, 2 grandchildren. 2 fathers,
Q mothers, aud 2 grandfa,hers, aud
onI., q an al
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-12

Scribbiing - Il Comparison Let
any gentleman take large emme, dip
him in ink. aud then le. the seuseles !.
animal run in al. directions over a
sheet OF white paper. and he may form
some idea Of the fashionable penman.
ship, by which some OF our able cor.
respondents t'v the skill and patience
OF printers.-Pdndect.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-14

with vgor The accounts from .bania are uniavour-
able for the Turks the tranquility of that province is
again interrupted, the Greeks, who have re-
ceved great Inducements in Eprus do their utmost
to extend the Instruction. The Pacha of rravnik
Is SAID to have received orders TO assemble corps
IN Bosnia and in case of need to march to Albania;
but this seems doubtful the Pacha of Belgrade
whose whole attention is attracted by the Servians
and therefore long since applied to the Porte for re-
Inducements is referred by it to the Pacha of Bos-
ma If he should stand III need of assistance. The
Turks in Belgrade OF opinion, that the presence
OF the English and French Ambassadors at Con
S'tantnople will soon Lead to peace with Russia
They are accordingly much pleased with their re-
turn TO the Porte.
From Me Lorer Danube l"y e6-As all the Turks in the
interior have been either Shurna or already fallen
victims In and disease, of the Christians in
Macedonia Sc is thought be than ever The suc
OF such would certain as SOON as the
Russians of Sophia The Turkish plan of
impeding the Russian armies IN their principal operations
repeated attacks their positions the contest very
saginarv both Sides but this of attack i'm LARGE
masses WILL in the end, lead defeat of the Nslnans
AS the environments the banks of Danube are so very
unhealthy tie advance of the Russians more necessary
IL seems TOO difficult to Sh,ma front and diversion,
10 Sophia would therefore he advantageous most of the,
urkiSii magazines there, the supply from Saoici
might easily he Off The obstacle march of the
huSSans along the coast appears he the ships
serve as Transports for the Black Sea is like desert cnnpare
WIN the activity that the Baltic Sea Good seane
ami shipw rehts are BESIDES scarce.
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al q. Rs.:E. IS e EVE: u u 7vs ~
: PORT or RICHMOND.

ENTERED,
Schr. Waverly. Ashbcc, Louisiana, mo!asses ant
sugar, TO JOS. Marx and Son.
CLEARED
Scir. Traffic, Jordan Boston, Coal.
ARRIVED,
Scr Pelican, Mason, i days from Baltimore with
sundrics 20 5 Cartwright, I.'ickG s. sSiZ.r, NJ q w
Willis. OTIS. Dunlop &. Co, Triplctt & Johnston,
King & Richardson, T. Reeves. J Carnglan ] b
Abbott s. Co, w & ] c Crane. Lancaster {, Dcnbv,
L a Rust, " II Fitzwhyl,onn, and 81 J Goode.
Scoop Phi!adeiPha, W cs, from Btidgcton, n. ). )
ballast.
Schr Exit Howell frorn New York, with sun
dries, To Davenport Allen & Otis, Dunlop g. CO.
{. NJ: Mitchell, J. A. Rust, King 81 Richardson,
gers & Harrison, II. Nelson, w 81 p. Kyle & co.
Hall q Moore, j. II Nash, Hubbard 6 Gardner,
Luckc s. Sizer, ] n. Gordon, Baldwin, Ives 81 co.
Grannss, Son 81 Brothers, Jao Thompson, Hubbard
IL Gardno~, X. ]. Smith, Jno. Poe g. Brother.
TomPkins q Fisher Cotton & Clarke, Workman g.
McGruder, Jno. Sarvay, Chas. Goddard SAINT Coe.
5. II. Bancroft n. Srattan, Jas. Bosher Jno. Her.
drc.
schr. Flag of Truce, Poarco, from Brdgton, n.
]. with ballast.
Schr Gibraltar James, from Old Point.
SAILED,
Brig Union, Smith, Kcnncbuncl Maine. ballast.
"chr Tantiyy, Prior, for New York, -four and to-
Shcr Traffic, Iordou, for Boston. coal.
S;hr Francis, IIudgins, for Norfolk flour.
Lighter Virginia Updikc, for City Point, tobacco.
& Mary, Franklin; and Elizabeth. Henry each DIS n Rich
Inond: and Resist Eandon, > DIS I'm James Eiver.
BOSTON, Aug. 8-cid, brig America, Coulc, Richmond,
schr Conclusion. Low, do.
NORFOLK, Aug lard, schr Ejohn,ond Hand, from
Richmond, bound to Philadelphia The r. proceeded as
Care Henry, hut eucouu;cring Z winds compelled
pa back. brig brgannc and toPsal schrs the
Roads this morning. and anchored.
In Hampton Roads ship James Copper Gary, Liverpool,
9Th June bound up James River with salt crates dry goods
hardware. &c to W Macknder, .TogtoLt J Brandcr,
(owncr) II Stubi,s, Gary. Petersburg; w Smith & L.
Heron, twanncy, Rogers, Lucke g. Szer, and Brown
Rich,1o,d.
The brig Elizabeth, Gregory, from Thomason, bound to
Richmond, has proceeded Up James River
The schrs Cumbcdanl, Wheaton, for Philadelphia and
Pennsylvania, Alhoro !or Brdsetown, N j. from Rich
moud, have gone sea,
7r,irds N Ljsrpoo r~iog TO 26H Ships Del
aware Ear!"sor from Norfolk; William Byrnes, Hacksa, FIN
New York Washington Wills I'm Char'estnn Elizabeth CAL
lender fn do Birlley, Johnson, fan Orleans.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-14
TO I'IiE PUBLIC.

I Allowing the great and proper interest elt b. the
people OF Virginia III the approaching Convention the
subscribers make the following proposition: They
nave employed the best pliers to repor, tn,
debates, which will be published as rapidly as posi-
bic in the Wing As many persons are not in tn,
habit OF filing their papers. and when taken into
their families they are liable TO he destroyed the,
propose TO file in this Office, the papers CONTAINING
the debates, for as many desire it. The expense
OF this will be appotioncd by the annual price of the
paper (5) and the length of time required publish
the debates-for eXamplc-if three months arc re-
qnised to publish the debates, TIE price of the file
will be 81 So This we Una CINE, 10 man VIA hes
tate to give Tor u complete copy OF the debates of
Convention If subscribers desire their coDies bound
that can be done at Il small additional expense.
u Letters (post paid addressed to US, will be at
tended to, or persons wishing subscribe, can make
known their desire through the members of Conyen
ton The subscription to DC paid at the time of dev-
cry.
u City subscribers are OF course appraised that
the Debates will first appear in The Daily paper.
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o. The National n,eligencer and Journal, rhenx Ga
Ze'te 'ouolan Gazette Cincinnati Gazette Louis, lille Focus
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Eepuoeai Rlartmsbnrg Gazette, Iiapes Ferry Free Press
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leagsepag 81 JWsem.
4 oyJEHiiIi.I. FOIL SAT.E--y,,rS,,a,,,, go,

roC Efiiiisi FOX SALE.-pursuan, To a Siec,.:,;
" order oi the of chaucerv tor the district az
c"sou'g the undersigned commissioner, appointed by the
ior me special purpose Will sell the highest bidder at
auction, turnover
gay IN gs, that being dry, that valuable estate ca i
80 n Oh aluhkty river III uc county of Hanover, he,
tween one and two miles above tunoy
pout eighteen miles from Richmond the fllowin, terms
e''niIa cash. and credit of and wears ON the b,
lance payable in equal annual instruments to be sccmred M
m M"h goo" security, and deed of trust the premises
ms estate contains alo thousand acres lare pr,
portion OF which valuable grounds II has alwsvs
1e considered as one of the best land in the county
Inc improvements consist of two good and two ,ick
oices which with lepar, might lie made ,om,o,b
"GiiatIons The principal building has been bum, L, ,c
waits are sa,ns Of good workmanship and might be oa;,
ut Oh The land las been rented te present wear Inv %
receiver appointed by the o eancery possession viii
he even Tire purchaser the FIRST dav OF January
LIE tenant on the land will be- cliging as 10 Leyy IN
any person who may wish view it, - 'N
2l-'Aj LAURENCE , ny
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-14
LAURENCE BATTAILE, Comm.r
YRUST SILE

x virtue of a deed of trust executed 70 tie sub
scribcr by John Johnston, and of record in the
Hnstlngs court office of the city of Richmond on the
18th day of October, 1927, shall on the 2Ist dav
August 1899, at 10 O'Clock, NJ, before the front door
OF tho Bell Tavern in the city OF Richmond for The,
purposes therein mentioned, proceed to sell at public
ty, to vii: lots parcels of land lyinp vnd beiro
IN the said city, on Valley aud Concord streets,
known IN survey made by Richard Young flor tin,
late DR.: joAn Adams bearing date the 3Ist NAV,
1876; by lots No i3, Il, II aid To- also two NEGRO
men, to wit: Stephen and Dick. For more part
cuiaT description of said property see sud decd The
que 10 lhe above property Is believed to be good
but acting trustee, shall not warrant.
aug ll-lOt JESSE j.. KEESEE Trustee
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-14
) See LIST page Daily PAPER.

DEE, The llth Boiling Hall (ioociand county
MIS- SARAH NkwBnN relict of the late VIM NIewbum,
iowhatH he deceased bore her Illness which lingering
and at times highly painful with Christian patience and resin
nuo"' ana died M the Prospect of glorious immortality
aviS believed the Gospel from the heart She enabled
experiences lis consultations i'll her Affections il. the hour of
dssoui;on to repoe her whole and confidence
merits OF Jesus Christ fer neutrality-suspicious. blood ceanseih
from all sThe wicked is driven away wickedness
but the righteous hath hope in his death"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-14
I.oNnoN, June Is


Money EatLe'-Cy, Vtdneai.1--1he contents of the
speech OF the h'S on the iroogatOu o Parliament excited but
very te lneest III the City ips afternoon, and did pro-
ducc the least hUcttaiou the Public Securities Ya para
Graph III tie Speech liz which his Majesty informs Parliament
that he mad 'heen enabled his diplomatic IONS
with the Ottoman Porte" subject conversation
and an opinion INDUCED tina; by the facilities thus
thc rupture between Russia AID Turkey might be bouc, to
satisfactory conclusion geam OF hope drawn by the
9g"scse mechamIs aad others interested in change Of
aiaiTs iii that country from that part o! the Speech i'll which his
Majesty expresses his use every effort TO
reconcile coni citing interests and 10 the evils which
press 30 heavily upon community, tie prosperity Of
must he object Of h Alaestys olcitude" Portuguese
Bonds had tendency 10 improve just before the close of
Liceypoo! Prizes Current lime %.
Coon-Bowed, Georgia per ID, 3D. a6sd; New O.eaus, sd
I'D; West ima :ld ; Barhadoes SD 64d EJrmeraa
Sd I'D; rtrua ed 1ld Naramham Gid 6Sd Bahia Cd
Cad; Sea Island, good am f"e Is gal I'd! ordinary and
'i'th'mg Cd 100; sua' SD az d: Fenssi 34d AID
iurpentinr, per cw: 81 a o..
Tobacco rcr lh, James River Leaf ed sd stemmed
81 sd; Kentucky aud Georgia Leaf, ID Il ID
The London Morning Herald OF 9Th june says nothing of
the least interest has occurred III the foreign markets.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-14

Il paIoa5le ond Beautiful Farm Tor Sal
kNiE subscriber oilers for sale his Farm JANIS
! - River, called ''Tuckahoc," situated fifteen
miles above Richmond and contains about five hun
dred acres, OF which hundred and fifty are low
Grounds, and upwards Of one hundred ard TWENTY
i've highly improved highland. The fertility of TIL,
tract OF land It's salnbry and the many ADVANTAGE
1t possesses from lis coniguy to market, ought t.,
attract the attention ofthose disposed to invest II.o-
! ney IN real estate, intimately connected with t!...
increasing wealth and population of Richmond This
property being directly the ne OF the coal fed
extending from Black Heath in Chesterfield to Dec,
Run in Henr!co county, is believed to contain beds ri
coal. No efectual search has yet been made for
that valuable mineral. The indications arc howe
YER, SO numerous and strong, as to bring conjcc-
tnFe almost to certainly The free stone queries
are incXhausble. and immediately on the rn,rpiu OF
the James River Canal. The improvements arc ON
large scale and in excellent preservation. TN,
Garden and orchard produce in abundance .he mo. Z
choice ttuit, carefully selected from tho northern
nursery The subscriber will also sell with tie lard
1t desired, ten valuable ard well taught farm labour.
ers Nir. Thomas Taylor Of Richmond is authorised
to contract for the land and give anv farther n.
formation required concerning it. Possession pjvsn
Immediately. THOMAS NJ RANDOLPH
aug IS-Nit
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-14

* Our Subscribers Franklin Alta hapas Louisiana and
adjacent country, respectfully equestc, 10 settle with Mr.
SETH LEWIS j. OF franklin La. who has oighly
: Agent
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4nooA Of Produce ant iun,ber IF BntY passed do,o7,
through he IOrrei Locks.

ArGrsr !l.--li0 lhds. tobacco; 20 bbls. -four;
1881 bus. wheat; l26 kegs maud tobacc; 364 bus.
corn, tons iron; 100 bets; 80 upland boats; L
coal boats; 22G3 bu.. coal
AuG-sr I2.-46 ihds tobacco, sIci bbls -four, 1918
bush wheat, IL ton castings, ton sand, $500 billuts
rs kegs manufactured tobacco 3 bush. meal, - ur,-
land boats. & coal boats. l47e bush. coal.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-14

naroor OF Guayaqu, and destroyed witt; most of the
crew. BY the explosion of the magazine several vessels living
near were injured, and of their killed whole
number of lives lost is said have been about The
spatches received at BOgoa that this leaves
Guayaquil udeended by and gives to Colombia pe
roriiy of naval force in the Pacific peruvia bril- and the
schr Macedonia captured in going of the aror of
Guayaquil the 23d May by the Colombian schr lsmena
and ordered TO Panama. '
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-14
THEATRE.

THEA z HI,
'fNHE THEATRE will be opened on Fiidny ere
ntnS hent, when will be performed by Thespau
corps OF young gentlemen OF this city, for the benct,
OF the Orphan Asylum, appropriate Comedy and
Farce For particulars see bills of the dav.
Doors will be opened at half past seven apd curtain
rise at half past o'clock Tickets ca be had at the
principal confcctionarics and bookstores of the city
and at the boX-otlice. Tickets 80 cents-Chlrcn
mali Price. aug l3-2t
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* ALE OF LAND.-y virtue OF a deed IL trust eZ, cI1
- 10 The subscriber by John NJ Gregory, 18th day Of
august 1871! aud admitted To record III the CLERK Office of c
Sea purposes therein expressed, sfa! proceed OH Thus
cay 'ne tu day OF epenher next, sell, premises
80 ' nesi BIDDER 1t" ready money, Tract Land in said
comfy OF James Cry in SAID deed conveyed, and described as
cn.ds for HUNDRED acres having been aloed Dab
"eY ttowne, Cot whom john NJ Gregory p,ciase,l) and
"join5 Brownies sa" min! This land is heavily ,mberea
"nySlen'y situated ON navigah!e water, and .ay
NO defect IN Size title hnu", the s.rriber b <
ne sells as trustee he Will convey only such tile is ve. m
him by tue deed aola: aid. .iOuE l. ~ fIl,gi,, "
Angus lst 1929. 'so,L..
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LABORERS WANTED.

On the Rappahnraok CttnaI near FyeGe7,icI,ab;,,o,
ENRON % to 60 able bodied mon Will find con.
K s;ant employment, good treatment and PROMPT
monthly pay on tllC above work; blacks will be prc.
tcrrcd but industrious white men VIII be employed
by the month or piece work.
From 5 to 6, and for very prime first rate Lands
So month viii be given
Farmers may be assured tho r;sdrc or abo,1r is noe
greater than a farm. Ratious, as much bread
meat, fish and Rloasscs be consumed, three
times day, with spirits. Rock blasting is rcr
formed exclusively hy whites.
For farther particulars to the kind of work or
any other information required, reference may be had
10 Col Storrow OF Cupcpcr, Mr.. Benz Barnett Of
FauGw"T Mr., y H'ai;h near Fredericksburg, Mcssrs
;. Wexford, VIM. \. Knox and John Ray Of Frcde-
richsbnrg, or the subscriber on the work.
WARMER w. MINOR
l1nc 5-Wtt Fail Hill, near Fredcricksbttr0
u olonc MasoOs VIII find constant employment.
PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENT
FNVIE subscriber informs his friends aud the rrir ppn.
orally, that in connection with his mrrca ns business
at Wilmington Fiuvanns, nc has taken that old and well
known Public House, recently Kept ny Mrs. Wills, Tuogg
patronage.
The House having undergone various necessary rrpaits
nov IN complete order for the reception of Travellers,
a"d MS Mrs Cole viii devote herself rHcusivclv the
domestic concerns Of the establishment. nothing can be
wanting TO render the stay Of the visitors agreeable ne
Bar will always furnished th the most choice ,rors
selected by the subscriber person and he assure his
friends that none bette can be procured in Virginia.
VIM. J COLE
r.. t. Visitors viii rg~o'rrc' that INV Esfabshcni
white Frame TIoase left and side OF the main
ot:ge Road leading 10 Charlottesville
Wilmington. June 26--w6t e..
'ANHE Subscribers have entered into Copai nor,
4 ship, as Groccrs, and Commission lic,c;.dufs.
under the firm Of WiGHr s. MAcMUEDo. They
have taken the Store first under The Eagle Hotel and
w" sci Groceries Of the first quality, bv wbo',sole
or re'sn. they viii also sci produce. aud laosact
any other business on commisep., that NAV BE- Ill
trusted 70 fhciy care. JOHN WIGHT
.tT = eo2' CIV IS j. MhCMUEp %
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Sole Of Tend on PeoznlkeY Riger.

Sole Of Land on Peo7mlkey River.
BY virtue of deed III trust executed to the sub.
- scriher by Philip w. Claiborne, and Annette S
his wife, on the 9Th day of February, 1923, and ad.
united to record iii toe county court of New Kent,
on me ION DAY or April 1925 for the purpose Of
curing the payment otcertain sums of iolcv therein,
mentioned: TO Francis Foster shall proceed on Fri
day the eleventh day of September next, to SELL To
the highest bidder for ready money, on the promises
he tract oflnnd, BY sud deed conveyed, situatc il.
the county of New Kent, Pamui.kcy River con-
tanning ny recent survey, 542 and an half acres the
land viii be sold, subject to the payment Of $1,000 or
me tst January, 1880: 1000 on the st January 1851;
1000 ON the st January, $50; 1000 he list Jan
nary, 1858 and i@o on the lst day OF January 1884
Fms Is perhaps the most Valuable estate of its size
u" the famunkey the soil %! fine quality, excellent
c"hultion ana wei adapted 10 the culture of corn,
wheat, oats and cotton ;lc improvements convenient
~ suited to the size OF the farm, liable fishery at
tac!ed, and situated IN very desirable ncirhlo,-
mood The title j.: believed to be clear of all nbe-
oli but selling as trustee the subscriber will convey
only such title as Is vested III him by the decd a!ore-
Said JOHN Il. CLOpTON.
19-1Of g
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o. GOLDEN FISHERY. 30
.MEXT LOTTERY.

The drawing Of the New York Consolidated Lot
tory. Extra Glass No. o. will be received on TO-
MORROW ut II o'clock, at BiGGER'S OFFICE.
10 Nu'"bcrs--7 Drawn Ballots
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Tickets S. Halves Q, QuartcrsJ
For Luck and prompt payment, call at Z. CHURBS
Office AHC II
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Gnmmsrssa4 2Sercrn.

DATE OF LATEST EUROPEAN ADvICrs.
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