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Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-10-28

and Is now ready TO execute all orders for arti-
cieS M ms iine with which he NAV be favored. and
ON t.ie most advantageous terms. lie has now ON
h.i'd avery extensive assortment of Cordage OF
every description, TO which be is dailv adding from
ms Factory iiis prices will be regulated by thc
l9lc-si Pjtsbu.h 81 Cincinnati rates; and he
feels confident of being able To fil an orders OF
Merchants, who may favor him with their custom,
ou at cgst as g0od if not better terms than can be
procured any where else in the Western Country.
lie viii warrant his work TO be of The very hes,
quality. Commanders of Bouts are requested to
give hmm q CALL
Orders addressed TO Messrs Knox and Mckee,
FORSYTH and Dobbin, and ID. b. Bayess, Commits
SION Merchants, or 10 himself promptly attended
to.
Wheeling, March 4th. 1S29-6l
The Louisville Advertiser, Nashville Re
publican, aud ST. Louis Republican, viii please
insert the above once "a week for two months, and
forward their accounts % this Office for payment.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-10-28
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,

hand are the following;
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-10-28

sup. cast n German Steel hand saws tenant !
American, Crowley, English cast, and shear
Pen and pocket knives Of superior go
Dirk Knives; Shoe and butcher knives; I
and Norfolk Latches; Pocket scissors srt'
and trays; Britannia and iron tea and table
Locks: knob, pad, trunk, cupboard and OOH b
candle sticks; brass knobs; brass bolts; On. 4
knobs; razors; sheep and tailor shears WI
assorted; FILES: Aat and half round 80
mill, handsaw, and blacksmith files siona
Iasps; cut and cast sparowbills snuff and 80
boxes; screw augurs, from 10 5qr gimbesl
tap bOrers; American and Yankee coffee 4
Cork lnkstands, tea kettles, casting. Ja
Iron assorted; mould boards; Plough .'ors
Irons.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-10-28
PATENT MEDICINE
FRESH SAAID OIL.


FEW DOZEN BOTTLES LORL1RDS SUPERIOR MACABOUGH SNUFF
Physicians Country ado viii find hr advantage call the above
alIl theirs the aor
will be received exchange
Wheeling April
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-10-28
COOKING GLASSES, AScORID
GROCuRIna g. ITQUoRsl

Loaf ana lump sugar n. o. sugar and no
sup. Rio, Jays, aud Mocoa Coffee inpc1i E
powder and Y II. teas. Chocolate Clos
Muscatel ralsius; Dates; Figs son Deb Al
Cinnamon; Alspice; Pepper Cloves Rio o..
dish Tobacco, first quality; Common cheun,
Spanish and common Cigars scotch and
smut l.. +. Madeira wine; Tcncnle do
do. Malaga do. Champagne do. Cogniac q
Jamaica spirits; Holland Ciu n. Eag.rl 81
WHlSKEY aud SALT.
LIVERPOOL q COMMON QUEENsW 81
.HlsO, Cotton Yarn, at Factory P1l'a
The following articles wal be received (.
times as Cash: Feathers, TalIow; Bees p
Ginseng, Rags, &C.
Oct. : 70
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COhDAGE STORE.
JOHN W. BERRY

re EGS LEAVE to inform the Public. ih-
- he has taken the large Brick Warehouse
lately occupied by Messrs Frazier and Bayard
oa 'ne corner OF w alter aud Union Streets, an'
immediately al the head Of Zane's Wharf Il
which hc has opened
CORD4GE STORE
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-10
EY1. AR1M "a .M EyNH.
PORT or RICI.MOND.
ARRIVED


Packet schr Tantvy Thorn, days from New York with
slindTies, 10 Chubh 6 e. w Merriam, Lee Cowles j Il
Guares Van-Iew&c0 ID Eluchsou Mayo, Mss Ring
Halowell CJninghamtG nderson Hall g. Moore y Miles
81 Gardner Tripctt 81 Johnston, Suattcu, W & u Kyle S,
CO. NJ Valentine, j Sarvay, G Tiii. j Parks " Mitchell
y T. Heath, Kyle g. Cochran, g. Warwick j II Nash, y \
Rust II Valentine Gibson Weller T. Porter Ao.i,y
Brooks, Lyons, Baldwin Ives g. co, 81 James s. co.
Weaver, g Mitchell, Boa Fallen g. son. Peytnu
w g. w Gait, jr NJ Judah, JRennie Burton & Tompkus
NJ Branch Shell Smith Anderson g. Nichols j n Eus
iace, NJ Mitchell g. Andrew, Wadsyyoh g. Williams
Perkins g. Harris, Beck Swecny Bagwel &: Smith OTIS
Dunlop e. ca, u fIiaTd r Johnson s. Son. NJ Myers j
Johnston Straou Davenport, Ali,n g. co15 passengers
Schr Hiram, Denke, days from Philadelphia with sundcs
10 Peyon Lancaster e. DENLY Bagwe g. Smith, Hollrs
II Nelson, NJ MITCHELL q ri Mitchell A Sweeny L Webb
co, Enders, Perkins & Harris, Scott g. Fry, Workman &
"cGrudeT, = & Heron, Sarvay, Smith, w II Fhz-
whysonu, ID Sanxav, Raymond g. Brothers, Thompson
c G Richardson, Works, Cotton, Saunders, II u
Clarke, Branch, Perkins g. Harris, Binford Brooks,
Garth anderson, r 7 "A Rust, NanLew e. CO, Otis,
Lay, Herbert Parnel, j II Nash, n Levy j Bnmire
i .1len, it, II Watkins j g. Myers, jr Putney W Jau-
bridge, d Mcdonald, Cook < Ryan Asst Or Master.
Schr Chariot, Smith, from New York. days with sudgcs
10 Lancaster g. Deuby d. TinbcTlakc, BUcke g. Szer, j
II. Nash, D. Anderson, and Davenport, Allen g. co.
Schr Chesterfield Eeason, days, from " York with sum
dcs r. s. T. James. Davenport, Allen 81 CO. Raj
Peasants, : & X. Andrew, X Pore ORDER and
/ master.
Brio America Cat,le from Boston wit; sunirics 10 tucc
& Size Webb s. co A. w. Noting, and King s. Richard
/
| Scarhoa, Potomac. Jenkins from Washington Alcvsr-
dria and Norfolk. with freight, and passengers.
Steam Boat Virginia. Ferguson, on Baltimore aud Nor
folk, with passengers Passed Al anchor of James Town
ship Henry CLAY. Passed of Windmill Point ship Sarah
bound down Passed WesiOvCr, brio anchor, and
schrs hound down NJ City Point, s0Ips Coral, Georria
Arab Julian Jaucz Eliza Grant ard Arnold Nclcs Nlsc
Zig Ner'"e Passed - 'a Bar, ~chrs and -g, bound
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-10

. SAILED,
SohI Eayone Bernard, for Philadelphia coal, and Tobacco.
S chr Emiiy Davis, Davis, for Philadelphia coal
Schr Ehtep'ize, Bort, Somerset coal
Scr Soiaen swan Harrington for Washington CITY coal,
, WARY Elem Suth, for the Dry Dock Gospoy, with
p .ean Boat Columbus, Turner for Baltimore via Civ
WSrp Sun sofioIS with freight and passengers ~ ~
!, Nohr oh Oct Survived, schooner Ben,r;, I,
h men,'e fhli Boston, with salt, dry goods hsh Oil &C.
,S ~ put in in distress, with loss of head or
dis9 sloop Lady Washington somers DAYS nom York
imd - from light to light, bo'nd Rchnondpu, in to
Iaiea, schr -4nnada, Clifford, for Richmond
octooer S'h--lwo brigs came down Iam,s River Ga
Gay, one Of which supposed be the java oseood co.
ton Roads. ' "'ehofeu IN Ramp
Sieared Sloop Lady Washington, Son,ers Richmo,d
NEW YORK, Oct 6-Clcarcd scLr RIJ C
mander, Scull, Richmond 0o''-
tersburg. o" =
fIlnADEdPilIA, Oct. 7.--Cleared, schr Rich
Inond, Hand Richmond. ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-10

We understand That preparations arc mixing for
exhibiting IN this city, splendid Paaorcna Paint
itE, representing fpc&t Point on the Hudson River,
II. York twill he recol!cc,ed that this interesting
spot is heNseat of the .Fatio,sal ,iU3pg .lcadesg
The adjacent highlands affor,ling sublime subject
Tor The pencil, &c. Due notice VIII be given when
it Vii. he opcn for visitors.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-10
State 17-Me Iabncco ;4,,,rL.

For The last six weeks ncuriy all SORTS lave been
excessively dill and the two extremes in quality
have declined IN price. Refused may quotcd now
at S}8 to IL common passed 81 to ~, lnidIitr to
good Sly to 6, fine ST. to o. The avcragc qiian
tity inspected at present does not exceed hhds per
daY.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-10

u We arc requested 10 state. that IIoRvrIo G.
iNsTHH, or LOUISA is candidate for tie Conven-
ton, TO supply the vacancy occasoned by the res -
ton OF Aajr David Watson, Tor the district coIy,o-
Sod of the counties OF Spotsy!vaa, Louise Orange
and Madison.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-10

MARRIED, on the eoth nit. at Cobbs Hall, by the
Rev David I. Ball, EpwIN LEE, esq eldest son of Ar
Kendall Lee, dec. of Mount Sterling, to Miss Many,
youngest daughter of NJ Richard, Lee dec all Of
Northumberland county, Virginia.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-10
Richmond Nail Mandatory

NOR sale, on very reasonable terms from, soo %
1000 kegs of cut nails and brads of yarjous si1o
from Sd TO 4Od, in kegs from lGolhs 10 anolbe -
WnIranrGd 10 @c made oa S'rci Tron and not from
States: "'e NolthcFh
ALSO
Fics from 20 inches. clinch nails If different
horse shoe iron. rolled iron Of different ,,d,b'
2nd rePrrPdrcd to execute with Dispatch. anv or.
dcrs " tbs line, and request merchants and others
VINO unal IN nails &c. TO apply if hey want full az,
s"u. T. IfAXALL & co,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-10

0@ For Lottery advertisements, lst page Daily paper
CT We have agant request advertising friends 70
send their advertisements early in tie We now print
near four thousand papers, which makes necessary TO put the
paper press early in the evening.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-10

DIED, in the city of Baltimore oil the 5th instant.
of the yellow fever, after short illness, MHs Ru-
HANNAH PfSDALr, widow of the late Col. James Pin
dali. Of C!arkesbnrg. HnrrisOn county Yirni,in
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-10

" There being two gentlemen Of the name in The
Convention, we haze hcretnnre designated N!r atkins
W This city rs Mn I"ish ri Chesrcriirlf county heinz
part "i lie Dsi!ict c represents well his county
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-10

TIM ieNanira G"2a'!e Of Thursday, tia; MIR Va
hsaId ufhiS arrival.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-10

IL The proceedings Of the Convention exclude
every thing; ii so happening however, that there is
an absolute famine OF foreign aud domestic news
1t will he seen that yesterday, the Convention
atdopjed the mode Of proceeding recommended by
he Committee OF 2i-namrly, the distribution ii
The several parts al The Constitution to various select
Committees; IN exclusion OF Mr. TazcwcllS plan,
which he brought toward, substitute. referring
the entire subject, Bill! OF Rights and all to IL Com
mittee OF the whole Convention. An animated dis
cussion OF the relative merits of the two methods
/ took place, chiefly between IJessrs Tuzcwen and
Mercer
To-'s?, it is supposed. ire Chair will announce
the Cunut!crs, AM! until they or some ono of
them repnr.sit is con ec'urr that little will OF can
be done. We nav" 10 clne for guessing the time
when reports may Be expected
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-10

AR. JoYNEs SAID he believed that no returns w,.f,
had been required to be made to the Auditors or
county Courts would furnish any more defnitive
n"orihatlon. The number of white inhabitant tho
had no property chargeable with State tax was not
on the returns but only such as have slaves and oer
property liable to State tax. The only returns of
raj. -J So'J0't"
MIR. DoDpnDGE said there was n fact which the
gentleman from Accomack perhaps not acauaipt-
ed with. The Auditor had addressed In circuIar LOT
ter, and expected by Monday, information which
would make the list complete
Mr. 'oYNEs said he had no objection TO any infor-
nation which would shew the amount of population
but the returns of ttheablcs must be merely coniect
raj. lie was himself n clerk of a county court and
could make none hut conlecural returns The mi;
ha !oi the several yeats and for 1899 wonld be the
by way OF amendment.
And $50 IN separate tables, conies Of he Nilitiu
returns IN those years, and in the wear 1899"
lr GRrN sadhe supposed te no, the documents
'"dc some oii:-r documents which would be found valuable, %
lie Convention Last winter there made VERY yolni
o's report OF taxes PAID IN 1910 ami 20 another matter which
was desatc II would also useful TO obtain fTon The
auditor list OF persons paying 1928 IL would lie
found Impossible through the get an accnn az
count OF the persons ayns la"dax He wond propose to
add an amendment calling the Auditor s of The ,er
sous ~ ever county wio ay property ds,r uEed
Mr. Mi"ciR suggested 'hai the gentleman should the rcso
lotion pass aud enOody e Substance his cali pa,tc
Mr. Cav acrctcd IN hat proposition.
Mr. MERCER then innvc tn amend the ancnd,'rn of Mr.
Ar CF';rR wished 10 know if there staining ,ue us
to ne number OF documents he printed Only hundred
additional copies had been ordered printed the use OF
,cIubcrS.
After few woss the sile:, by MIR. scc-r ard Mr.
DopnaiuGE.
Nh t. w L"n suggested tia, they king provision
Tor The printing o. documents before they had
whether they could obtain lie thought j, wore we'll IN
wait until They were procured
Mir PowELL said as there other Documents which
wond DC desirable Obtain wish 10 move 10 Law
the resolution tie table.
FIR Stan said that the shoes, way get rid az The pre-.
He wo.i tf,,
fore move tat the Convention do ~ adjourn
The motion carried in affirmative and The Ccnven.
ton adjourned I'LL Ia - o'clock.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-10
ar ,3IJ(IJOM

XIDES-5uo Spanish Hides. landing to day and for e5
-, ~ LEWIS WEBB g. co
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Acoustics-A bell rung under water tone dis
tpc as if rung in the air
Stop one car with the finger and press the other end
Of long stick, piece of deal wood and if watch be held
al the other end of the wood, the ticking will be heard, be
The stick wood ever SO long.
Tie poker TO the middle of a strip of flannel two or
three long, and press with the thumbs fingers the ends
Of the flannel INTO your while you swing the poker
against iron fender and you will hear sound like that OF
a very heavy church bell These experiments prove that
water VOID and anne good conductors of sound for
the sound from the be the WATCH and the fender pass
through the water and along the deal and flannel the
be Observed that body while in the act OF sound
inc is in a of vibration, which it communicates TO the
surrounding air. the unduatons of the air affect the and
excite the of sound Sound, of all kinds it
ened travels al the rate of thirteen miles in minute;
soe whisper travels fast the most tremendous
thunder The knowledge of this fact has been applied TO the
measurement of distances.
Suppose ship in distress, fires gum the light of which is
Shore by another vessel twenty seconds before
the report heard is known to be the distance of TWEEN
y times 42 feet little than four miles and half
Again. if see vivid fash of lightning, and in two seconds
hear tremendous clap of thnder know that the thunder
cloud than hundred and sixty yards from the
place where and should instantly retire from exposed
situation
The pulse of healthy person beats about seventy six times
in minute; if, therefore, between flash of lightning and
the thunder, feel 2, g. 4. &c beats of my pulse
know that the cloud 900 800, ZOO, &c feet from
SOUND like light after it has been reflected from several
places, may be collected into point tocus where it
will be audible than any other part; this principle
whispering galleries constructed.
An echo is the reflection of sound striking against surface
adapted to the purpose, the side Of hill, house, WALL &C.
Speaking trumpets, and those intended assist the hear
ing Of deaf PERSONS depend the reflection Of sound from
the sides Of the trumpet and also upon its being confined and
prevented from spreading in every direction. speaking
trumpet, to have its full effect, must be directed in line to-
wards the nearer The report Of gun much louder when
toward person than placed in contrary direction.
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FROM HAvANNA.-HoRRID PIRACY!

The editors of the Baltimore american have received from
their attentive correspondent Havanna letter under date
ofthe 28h February from which they make the wing
acts The brig Attentive, Grozier, sailed from Maanzas
nr New York with cargo of moasses sugar and Coffee
the morning of the 22d instant In six hours after leaving the
port she captured by praca black topsa schooner
OF Two long guns and about fifty The crew, with the
exception of the captain driven into the orepeak The
unfortunate Groze after heard to groan heavily and
distinctly to excam twice" God hare mercy my soul'
me crew then called up, by one, and buchered in
detail! The second mate, Alfred HILL concealed himself be-
low and the pirates installing the number of their vicms
neglected him. About dusk, hearing noise, he ventured
upon dec and found the vessel abandoned and scuted her
lumber port had been forced out and she fast filing with
water He trimmed her sails and seeed for the shore, but
before reaching it she went down Hill saved himself by
plank and swimming, landing about daylight the morning
OF the 23d and arrived Matanzas the oath The dend
nodes had probably been thrown oveboad large gous of
pood we're visible deck and the waist and rail of the
vessel; fragments of watches and nautical Instruments
scattered the dec and nothing appeared have been
Pnndered except the boasbut the wretched survivor,
come BY fear and tortured by thousand undenabe
o could not in the darkness of the night and the horror of
AIS situation, the rayages they had committed
u was rumored in Matanzas on the 25h that the same
schooner was in the ofing pursuit Of brig bound in
Connecticut sloop Immediately manned by about fifty vol
uneers from the shipping and from town, and crused
cesuy for twenty -four housthey nothing of her.
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v blooded vivacous brunette of esenteen
Sb therefore used of those little entrap LOVERS
which are as the Law for that purpose made and provided
declares lawful and proper in love affairs All her acquant
an got lovers some got married. still she changed not her
nate nobility of SOUL and if could be found who
had mind enough appreciate it, she would marry
For said she, what is marriage without congeniay, and
shake her faith her theory, she would condescend
be apreeabe and she is noyel-readng, snuff taking
old maid still dreaming of congeniaty and nobility of soul
SO much for theory.
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We know that the brig New Priscilla Hart, of Salem from
Charleston has been captured by the Pirates She has been
their possession by two three vessels at different
times No doubt her have persisted their hands One
vessels have been thus desroyedno vesge lefno so
tary survivor escaped to tell determine The
miraculous escape of Hill especial nterposion of
Providence these their murderou career
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-03-21

1NeIdnch0Ey ShlpDTecE.--By the Steamboat winch
arrived at early hour this morning, have receiv
ed the Boston papers of yesterday morning. These
papers contain an account of the loss of the Brig
Persia, Thissell, from the Straits, bound to Salem
The Brig was cast away Cape Ann, near Braces
Cove. The cargo is strewed along the shore. The
vessel has gone entirely to pieces. Nine bodies have
been found. Among them are recognized the cap
lain and first officer, cook and steward. The two
former have been taken to Beverly for burial About
30 bales of rags have been found The wreck strews
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-03-28

SWAIM'S PANACEA.-The following affidavit exhibits
~ the powerful efficacy of the Panacea in Chronic Rheu-
mdtism This extraordinary places in bold relief the
absurd, the infatuated prejudice the manesty wicked
and unjust conspiracy of certain of the faculty in their abors
to decry this invaluable medicine. 1t perhaps humble
the pride Of SCIENCE but will advance the interests and re-
leve the suerngs of mankind have known that when
the patient had been nearly cured by the nroducon by
STEALTH of my medicine the medical attendants being gno-
rant of the agency of the Panacea in the cure they have
from such case delivered clinical lectures and built up
theory for the future treatment of Rheumats and have
their students all plrts of the Union practise on
their fellow creatures such theories built subble
Poor Dav he had long pinned and angushed under what
called regular treatment, and under would probably have
descended into the grave but happily for him he heard
Panacea. He took by stealth, and alive testify 10 its
almost miraculous effects on him.
In former publications have given of Rheumatism
cured by this medicine but if knowledge of all those cures
utterly lost and this Of Davis stood alone, should
feel entitled pronounce the Panacea specific that pre-
vaen and painful disease: and the who could have the
hardhood to deny the assertion either undertake TO
prove this statement sanctioned by the soemny of OATH
TO be false, he attempt 10 demonstrates against
and fact, that the merely accidental.
If the delicacy of the patients would permit could pub
fish numerous in this city, where the Panacea has been
privately and essfuHy administered, while the attend
ing physicians have watched the progress of disease
scribed medicines which taken, finally chuck
led the fancied triumph of their skill Such as doubt th
statement may be satisfied by calling at my Office where
prepared verify these Were permitted t
publish the evidence my possession, il would certain
gentlemen with confusion, and ought to have any com
punctiols vistngs Of conscience doing it, for they have
been my unsparng enemies, negectng opportunity Of de
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HOUSE 4 SIGN PAINTING AND GLAzING-The

EoUSE & SIGN PAINTING AND GLAZING-The
subscriber respectfully informs his friends and the pub
c that he has commenced the above busness-and hopes
from his long experience coors give general satisfaction
Having formed connection with of the best workmen in
Philadelphia, with to SIGN PAINTING he hatters
himself that he have done aUeH and reasona-
BILE terms as elsewhere Apply at No &c. Market Street
Sd mo. 1879 T9A
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Wilmington, l mo. LIST 1929.

Ed EFERENCE TESTAMENTS with Key shee Of
Ha Questions, &c &c.--by Heryey Wilbur Seventh ed-
ton with valuable Tables and Map. For sale by H.
Wilson. No. 1906, Market Street
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NJ ID EM0VAL-The subscriber respectfully informs his
q friends and the public that he has removed from Centre
vile, Del to Oak HILL adjoining the farms of John MINI,
John Haddock and John Stdham where he will be happy
the orders of his customers which will be attended
with punctuality. FRANCIS BREEN.
March 81 1929 2I-dt
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kNoR RENT.-The d,celiing part of House No. A, High
~ street, (adionng the Subscriber's) II entirely sepa.
rate from the Store. Possession may be had immediately
Feb rs, 1929. VIM LARKlN
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i A & H. WILSON have just received a supply of White
N Bonnet Boards of superior quality, Amiess manuGc
ure; and also, supeine Blue Hot Pressed and other Post
Papers, from the same Mil.
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u EGH Recommendations of Leigh Richmond, au.
- thor of the interesting history of the "Dapmans
Daughter for sale by A. & II. Wilson,