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POETRY
SHALLOW, wHArrv.s IT TOUCHES"
UNsHAKEN CONSTANCY.

ny MRS. LANGDON.
II LOvEDhim, too, as woman loves
III Reckless of sorrow, sin or scorn
Life had no evil destiny,
That with him would not have borne,
had been nused in pleasure;
Yet earth had not spot 50 drear
That should not have thought homo,
q paradise, had he been near.
Nv love was fcrvent, for I felt
The ardor OF its pUrcst fame
Glow in each pulse, ia fondness melt,
Yet free from passion, sin and shame
For he who kndied the chastc fire,
Had worth such kindness to inspire.
had prosperity enjoyed,
And well might hope larger share
Rut could see those hopes destroyed,
And meet " it'll poverty and care,
lfsuch his lot-for still was given
Trust in the favoring aid Of heaven.
loved nor could, while thus loved,
Regret or sccrn my peace modest;
For all the wise and good Al proved,
Aud God the virtuous union blest.
&c Stronger than death" is love like this
To be renewed in realms Of bliss.
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NOTICE.

HNHE undersigned, Testamentary
IL Executor of the personal Estate
OF the late James Dinsmore, of Ridge
way, near Charlottesville, deceased,
hereby notifies all persons indebted to
the said Estate, either by Bond, Note,
Book Account, or otherwise, to come
forward Immediately and pay the res
Peclive sums they owe and those
having demands against the said Es-
tate are requested to bring forward
their accounts properly attested, thai,
arrangements may be made for the set
element thereof.
JOHN DINSMORE, Sen'r.
Executor.
September 17-7 If
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VIRGINIA.. TO WIT:
a Il Rules held in the Clerks. of
IA fee of Albemarle county Court
in September 1880,
James Brown and Thomas Brown.
Complainants,
AGAINST
Martha Brown, Robert Bro,on, Sa-
r9h Noupin, Nancy Appieberry, and
MARY Williams, which said Martha is
widow, and the said Robert, Sarah,
Nancy and Mary are children of Ro-
bert Brown, deceased, Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The Defendants, Robert Brown and
Sarah Nanpin, not having entered
their appearance and given. security,
according to law and the rules of this
Court, and it appearing to the satis-
faction Of the Count that they are not
inhabitants of this Commonwealth ON
motion of the compliments by their
Counsel-It is ordered that the said
Defendants Robert Brown and Sarah
N!"upin do appear here on the first
day OF November Court next, aud an-
swer the bill of the Complainanls, and
that copy of this Order be inserted
IN the Virginia Advocate, newspa-
per published in the town of Char
l"ttesville, for two months successive
ly, and posted at the front door of the
Court house OF this County, on some
Court day.
A Copy-Teste.
IRA GARRETT, D. c.
September 17-7 Pm
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William w. Gray's
INVALUABLE Judkins' Ointment, pre-
u pared according to instructions from DIR.
William Judkins Of Ohio.
WiLiiamsbnrr. .LuIu 10. 1890.

j pared according TO instructions from DIR.
William Judkins Of Ohio.
williamsburg, July 10, 1880.
Mr. WIN. w. GRAY-DcaT Sir Mrs. Bingham
Of this place has used less than IS bottles Of ud
kins' ointment, and certainly with the most evident
adv vantage. As she Is "A poor woman, aud my pro-
iessiohai services from that are grau
to,ts too, her IL, Of all Others emineny cal
culaed 10 give, II successful Uncommon repu TO
the ointment, am DESTROYS To continue my expert
mental practice, aud have To request that your inter
est and humanity will present her through me- with
three additional bottles, that perfect may be e
fected. Like the rest OF INV brethren am decided
enemy to what termed &C Quack med icines - Of
every description butt really, the wonderful effects
produced by your ointment, have completely removed
every thing like distrust its value In relation TO
suffering humanity. Mrs. Bingham's was one of
three years standing, having hitherto baied all the
PROFESSIONAL skill of Dr Calf, and myself, and presen-
ting mass of liberation constantly renewing itself
from the middle of her face quite down the umbii-
Gus, stretching at the same time TO the tob of each
nun,eIusj along the cervicai vertbre. In all my
pracuce never saw any thing like IL, did DR..
Calf from his own declaration ever witness any SINH
lar occurrence The disease attacked, too, her right
hanu IN similar manner, and in n similar manner.
resisted applications retard its such was
the situation Of Mrs. Bingham that one Of your lar.
sest bottles would merely last -four days, so much
ointment did require. Her hand is now. perfectly
healed so far rs the morbid humour is and
have no doubt but the rigdty of the Joints WILL in
snort nme De overcome so as to enable her To use il
with freedom The hand, from being bent, il were,
I'm knot, Is now nearly straight Her system from
being reduced to the EXTREMIST degree of cancellation
80 'o'nsou'e"ess' u now rapidly regaintng It's for
mer heathy appearance and have no doubt but
!hiee bottles VIII effect complete cure. I ask you
.nrn' IN the name Of humanity and in that Of your
own interest, 10 furnish this poor woman, witbout
eharge, with this number OF bottles. will continue
OVERLOOK the case and WILL when the cure is effect.
ed, give you certificate tha' ,'N, establish .Is
hIiIest nui...', just pretenisons OF Your ont
meut TO the highest reputation.
am, respectfully, yours, &c.
:. g. GRIFFIN.
R.rThe above mentioned lady has been furnished
with the ointment requested and will other persons
who may require it under similar circumstances.
W.W.G.
For Sale by JAS. T. BARCLAY
Price 50cts-Auyust On
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Shepherds Improved,

HINOKMERLY JUdkiDs' Patent Specific
H Ointment, for the cure Of White Swell.
lings; Sore Legs and Ulcers, Rheumatic
Pains; Sprains and Bruises old and fresh
Wornds. Scalded Head Ring Worms !;
letter, &c. &c.
We have received a parcel of the above TO
sell on commission, from John III. Eustace.
Richmond, which may DO relied on as genu.
inc. Certificates of numerous extraordinary
cures and directions for nSing the ointment
accompany each jar.
P. L. BOYD g. BROTHER.
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TO PRINTERS.

FENHE Subscriber offers for sale on reason
IL able terms the Printing Establishment,
recently employed in publishing the works OF
MIR Jefferson, consisting of Two cast iron
medium presses, one standing press, also cast
IRON, OF great power, type, chases, metal fur
niture, press boards &c &c. IF Immediate
ly disposed of, credit will be given until the
LIST of January next.
FRANK CARR.
July 800 If
Printers will confer favor by giving the
above one insertion
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Flour, Oil and Leather.

ENAMlLY flour, and tanners oil for sale by
n the barrel, also beefs lallow and bees
wax,a parcel OF nice waxcd upper leather with
a superior lot OF oak tanned soal leather; also
negroes bTognss for sale low Immediately
opposite Mr.. John ID. Craven's tannery bv
JOSEPH BISHOP
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COACH MAKING.

EOHN TOMPKINS has commence
~ ed the Coach Business in Char
lottesvIIle, on Maln-street, opposite the
Central Hotel. Having first rate work.
men from the Moth will enable him to
execute work in the neatest manner
and newest style.
Sept 24-S If
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40 ACR rs.

us length rs much greatsr than the
wioth, which can be conveniently di-
V'ded into two tracts of equal size, pos
sessing advantages nearly alike. The
creek mentioned above, runs the whole
length of the land, and neatly through
the centre, and is sufficiently large for
grIst or saw mill, with i good aud
suitable site for building, which can be
effected at very trifling expense /;
all the materials being very convenient
particularly rock, of an excellent quail
ity, which can be had oman eminence
within 100 feet ofthe place, and rolled
to the spot for building with very httle
labor. There is cleared land from 100
to- lou acres, part of which is very
s""u' the other has been injured by
repeated cultivation, but can he easily
reclaimed by proper management, II
being well adapted to clover w heat sc.
all the balance is heavily timbered with
pine and oak, On or 20 acres of good
tobacco land, and about the same of
bottom, suitable for meadow.
This uact has many advantages TO
recommend it, such as a healthy situ-
alton, abundantly supplied with good
water, an excellent range for cattle,
&c, and convenient market.
WIN. b. PHILIPS.
July 9-'3O If
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NOTICE.

THNHE connection of the Subscriber with
IL the Virginia Advocate has. for some
yearspas compelled him to limit his practice
as a Physician for the most part to Char
louisville and its immediate vicinity That
connection is dissolved; & he will again re-
sumo the practice of Medicine on as large
scale as the patronage of his friends and the
public will allow him to do
FRANK CARR.
July 1910 If
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an example OF every conjugal and do
nestle virtue, ami whose widow is in
state of anguish bordering on distrac-
ton, two pounds. For the death of an
aristocLat, who was the pattern Of
neekness, model Of humility pat
ron OF distressed genius,a genuine phil
anthropis,. an exemplary christian, AN
extensive aims.givet, profoundly learn
ed; unremitting in his attention 10 the
duties Of his station, kind, hosptable,
and aiiectionate to his tenantry, and
whose name will be remembered and
his loss deplored to the latest posteri,y
five pounds. For every additional
good quality, whether domestic, moral,
or religious, there will DE an additional
charge"
Partisan S1bJdth.-The-e il little
in the appearance of Paris on sabbath
morning, to remind us that it is day
of rest the markets are thronged rs
other days, cats and drays and all
sorts OF vehicles, designed for the
transportation of merchandise, are in
motion; buying and selling aud man.
ual labor proceed as usual: there is rest
for neither man nor beast. In the
afternoon the shops are usually closed
and labor is suspended, and tae re-
nlainder of the day is devoted to pleas
ure. Few Of those who go to church,
appear TO have any other motive
than amusement. They walk about
the aisles, gazing at the pictures, and
listning to the solemn muse OF the
Mass, and GO away when they are
tired. Those whom | have seen
really engaged in worship, appeared
TO belong to the lower classes; and
with the exception of those few, the
persons you see in church are merely
idle spectators, attracted thither by
curiosity, or to pass an idle halfhour
before they 60 to promenade in the
gardens.
A Transparent Wa.ch.-A watch
has been presented to the Academy of
Sciences at Paris, constructed of very
peculiar materials, the parts being
principally formed of rock crystal.
1t was made by NJ. Rebellier, and is
small in size. The internal works are
all visible; the two teethed wheels
which carry the hands, are rock crystal;
the other wheels are ofmetal, to prevent
accidents; from the breaking Of the
springs. All the screws are fixed In
II a., -.
The escapemcnt is of sapphire, the bal
ance wheel OF tock crystal. and it's
spring of gold: The regularity of this
watch as time keeper, is attributed
by the maker to the feeble expansion
OF the rock crystal in the balance
wheel, &c. The execution of the
whole shows to what state of perlec-
ton the art of cutting precious st,ues
has been carried in modern times.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-10-29

TENHE 10th class of the Dismal Swamp
III Canal lottery will DO drawn on the 9th
October 1830--highest prize S25, 900. Tick
ets for sale at WATTS Of5cs
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NOTICE.

a LII sums due to the Establishment of
IA the Virginia Advocate prior Ia, and IN
cln ling the present publication Of the paper,
either for Subscription Advertisements or
Jobs are payable to the Subscriber only, or
his authorised collector, VIM. X. Carr An
Immediate payment Of all sums due, is ear
nestly requested. FRANK CARR.
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e UST received, large assortment offresh
eS Drugs, Medicines, Paints &c. Compri-
sing, with stock on hand general assort-
ment Of established and new articles.
GEO. PULLING g. co.
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September I7-7

VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
a L Rules held IN the Clerks or
IA fee of Automatic County Court,
in September 1890,
Nelson Garland and Daniel w.
Martin, who sues as next friend of
James and Goodrich Garland, infant
chlldreno of the late Peter Garland, and
Elizabeth, now Elizabeth Martin,
Plaintiffs.
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REMOVAL.

ENHE undersigned, haring removed
Il his Wheet,crigM Shop from
the Stand on Main Street, CharlOtfes-
oiHe, at present occupied by his bro
Tier, Henry NJ. Wolfe, as a Grocery
Store, to House on the Street ha.-
ing directly South from where he for
merty done business, and in which Mr..
Summersom lately had his Carpenters
Shop, IS noao prepared to execute all
'cork in has line in faithful and
'corkmantike manner, and on reasona-
BILE and accommodating terms. Pune
tuat attention to all orders that he may
be faoored Nth, and prompt execution
ofthem may be relied on. Il share of
The public patronage as respectfully
solicited. or ORGE w. WOLFE.
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NOW is THE|TIME.

~ DANUAIN may had, and II
"a required, credlI of one, two
ana threee years, on edy application
10 the subscriber in Chtlottesvill., in
me purchase ola Tract { Land on A
cams Greek in the CounAof Fluvanna,
oe'ng Immediately belowAlajor Tomp-
kins,-adjoining his Ian aud Others,
distant from Charlottesville, about ii
miles. and within two OF ,e Union, and
MIR. Campbers Merchan, siilIs, a navi-
gaoleiork of the James Eiver. This
tract contains by n late suyev
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hd'ti', WHO sues as next friend OF
James and Goodrich Garland, infant
children of the late Peter Garland. and
Elizabeth, now Elizabeth Martin.
Plaintiffs.
John Woodson, executor Of Jane
Garland, deceased, and in his own
right, and Francis his wife, late Fran
CHS Garland, John Reddy and Polly
has wite, late Polly Garland, Nathan-
tel Garland, Robert Garland, .gnder-
SON Garland, and Cynthia finn Gar
l"nd, children of the late Anderson
Garland. and named as legatees in
paper purporting to be the last will
and testament OF Jane Garland, de-
ceased, Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The Defendants, John Reddy and
Polly his wife, late Polly Garland, Ma
thanIel Garland, Robert Garland. An
derson Garland, aud Cynthia Ann Gar
land, not having entered their appear
ance and given security according to
law and the rules of this Court, and it
appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the
Court, that ley are not inhabitants Of
this State--.On motion of the Plaintiffs
by tier CounseI-It is ordered, that
the SAID Defendants Go appear here on
the first Monday in November next,
and answer the bill of the Plaintiffs,
and that copy Of this Order be forth
with inserted in a paper published in
The town of Charlottesville, called the
Virginia Advocate, for two months sue
cesslvelyS and posted at the front door,
OF the Court house Of this county ON
some court day.
A copy-Teste,
IRA GARRETT, D. G.
September ~ Pm
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-10-28

nd thsjAislike is musUAl-and real union Of heart snd soul Is quite impossible.
 Pepare the readers of the Morning Cn!o"- icIe for the separation of Holland fFom Fan ders. It is an event which must aTrINe' though how soon can scarcely venture to predict.
 Your Obedient servant, O. Y. e.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-10-28

Diluted Chloride has heon successfully h. halsd ss . remedy ln various esaes of pGlmO. nary eohsumpiloH.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-10-28

We understand that the Commissioners Of tho Navy BonFd have lst WashingtOn Ger the noFth, en thsis annuslieas Of inspection.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-10-28
NASHVILLE, Tenn. Oct. 4.

ChoetasO Treaty. eoacluded.-TO gratify the anxiety, which, we are aware, prevails with great portion of our readers to learn the re- suit of the negotiations late pending with the ChOctaw Indians. we this day issue an E1trG. After thirteen days of most fatiguing duty, the Secretary of War and General Coffee succeeded in the object of their mission.- On the nth ult. Treaty was agreed to and signed.
 The ChOctaws cede the country they Occu ny; and within three years are to move be- yond the Mississippi. Those who choose to remain, take reservations, and after residing upon them Ave years to possess them in .Jee. The country is to Dc surveyed when the Government please. hut no sale tO take place previous to the removal; until then nO per- son is to settle in tho country. About 5000 Indians were in attendance.
 Domestic Imdsstry.-The Phllad. Chroni- cle has this paragraph -" Street yGvnis spun in as large quantities now as ever, by as pret. ~ spinnIng jsaaies as distinguished the days Of our nnthNTs. and onr young men reel t,eice 1s maeh." Industry must prosper Success to the bee.hiSe!
 Diluted Chloride has heon successfully h. ha1sd as . remedy ln various eaaes of pHlmO. nary e0neumntton.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-10-28

FOundtiag.-At Pennington, at about s o'clock in the morning of the 9th inst the family of Mr. George Peck, tMr. P. being absent on journey.) were alarmed by the cries of child in distress. On searching the yard, they found in a corner adjoining the street, a male child, about month old, de- gently clad, with cotton blanket wrapped round tt. Mrs. Peck and her neighbors have taken that tender care of the little sufferer which was denied tt by it's worse than bruiish parents. MT. F. has offered a reward of SEQ to any one who will give such information as w'!i lead to discovery of the parents of the child. The Selectmen of the town are sIso desirOus of receiving information on this sub. jsct. ''''' '''"
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-10-28

Who isoald not ssbscribe .for msssspapsr r. The editor of . paper (which is not to D, saetzsd atl published in Shawnetown, Illinois says that he will receive bacon, tallo,e, bessra, o.d JeGfhers, ln payment of subscriptions anS advertisements. and requests his patrons ts pay the postage of aIl letters enelosiRg remit tGMces
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-10-28

The Duke of Wellington's family receives, sn ssnecuFrs. pensions and salaries, no less s sum than Seee. .7se annually. The Duke has also as received in grants from the Government,
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-10-28

.o'a DSy' "ork-Ths woErss,sr spy ssys, shas "' s@"'ssbaFy, on the 20sh ut. Mrs. Rogue. on ,hs an"vsrsaFy of her birhdny, aI the eompIsoa of hsr ".essi'M year, Spaa 6iy-Iosr knots Of ~oosa yasn. S' 'aPs''os quality. sueh wemoa wsss our aaO. '"ess lAsw many ei sAs youassr porssa ef Ihsie ae Ianeef " -" W '"s Rs'~ksN
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-10-28

A man name Sutherland died suddenly in tavern at Buffalo, on the 4th inst. he had sta ted that he was paper maker, from s. Car olina. He appeared to have been about 40 years of age.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-10-28

A correspondent of the Baltimore Ameri- can states that fine charcoal about the roots of trees. is great prrservative against insects. It was first observed by blacksmith who planted row Of peach trees near his shop ail died except the nearest one. which was ac- cidenially imbedded in charcoal. This is cor roborated ny our own experience; trees planted in burnt land are universally healthy, and free from worms at the root.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-06-30

Madeira, Brown Sherry, Sicily Madeira, Sherry,
fenerite, Port and Claret WINES.
Annseed, Tansy, Wintergreen, Peppermint,
Cinnamon, Orange, Glove, Lemon, and Life Of
Man CORDIALS.
COgnac BRANDY, Holland and American
Gin, st. Croix, Jamacia and N. f. RUM.
Gunpowder, fIyson, Tyson Skin, Young Tyson,
and SOuchong TEA.
FRUIT. Almonds, filberts, Madeira and Bra
Zil nuts, wanuts, figs; bunch, muscatell and bloom
raisns; oranges, lemons, sugar candy.
SUN'DRLES.
Loaf, lump and brown Sugar, Coffee, Molasses,
Flour, Rice, Goldfish, Tobacco, Spanish, half
Spanish and American Segars, New York Crack
ers, Albany Ale, Cider, Spruce Beer, by the doz-
EN- or single bottle, buck wheat, pork, Slough
tons bitters, pepper sauce, butter, cheese, lard,
eggs, writing paper, quilts, shoe brushes, shaving
boxes and brushes, brooms, pals, baskets, Savan-
nah and straw hats, coffee mills, stone and earthen
ware, fishing lines.
| CROCkERY. Blue sugar bowls, blue cream
pots, blue tea cups and saucers, printed do. blue
gt. pit and I-2 pint bowls, large blue pitchers,
fancy cans, glass jars, large and small blue edged
plates, wire sieyes, together with many other ar
ticles too numerous to mention.
Newport, June 2.
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N T. w
SPRING GOODS.

LOB SHERMAN, has received from New
% York and will open this day, large assort-
mcnt Of staple and Fancy Dry Goo,is, among
which may be found great variety of English,
French and Scotch Ginghanis; Calicoes; blk. &
cold bombazine; Italian lustrngs; gros dc Naples
grOs dc Swiss, new article for ladies dresses; III,
and cold levantnes' nankin grapes; furniture
dmiy; book muslin; plain and figured jaconet
furniture chintz, vestings; rich fancy silk; balage
and Cyprus Grape hdkfs; fine linens and lawns
Sd linen damasl, damask table cloths and nap
kins; ribbon; great variety ofclotlls for children
fancy buttons; silk and cotton hosiery; white and
straw colored Navarno hats; gloves, &c.
ALso,-Just received fresh supply Of heavy
Oznaburgh, yard wide tow cloth, and Russi,
Diapers. dth mo 2sth 1880.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-06-30
GREAT BARGAINS AT
N Il w TO NJ S

4 GREATER variety of Day Goops, and
IA cheaper than epcr altered in this torn
In addition 10 our fresh stock opened THIS DAY,
more of those fine Linen hd<ls, at 25 cts and 2s
3d-Nlorc white and red Mcrno Sbawls-NIorc
Irry cheap demonstration Navarino hats at
62 ccnis-50 pieces more handsome CALIcoEs
at l24 cts. yd-A rich lot Of (all coIors) merino
gauze hdkfs at 80 cents.
Observation-Disclosures Vcsiings-Silk I'm
brellas--Italiam Silks--Nankn Crapes--Linens
I-Thcad Iaces-Sewing Silk-Black Hastings
Russia Diapers, and Carpetings.
Likewise-'rhe very best quality Of BED TICK
ING at 25 cts per yard and large assortment Of
COTToN GOoDs.
Store open evenings until o'clock. Our best
cndeavors have been to ''piease The eye anil snit
the Jancy," and it will cost the public nothing to
call and SEQ how far our exertiols have proved
successful. April Z.
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FOR SALE,

Ina THAT pleasantly situa-
fTsG4 ted house in Elm-streot now oc-
Hi cupied by George Turner Esq. The
a9L house is in good repair, and fit for
the reception of genteel family the cellar and
yard are paved u well of good water near the
door: a large garden, and on the premises is a
store two stories high and 81 feet by2O. For fur
thcr particulars apply to w. CALLAHAN.
April 7. ltf
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FRESH SUPPLY.
PARDON WHITE,

HAs just received fresh supply fall kinds
u Of womcn's& chIdrcn's cloth and morocco
BOOTS-mon's and boys fancy PUMPS
IA these make his assortment complete, and were
recently purchased in Boston for Cash, he can ai-
ford to sell them cheaper than ever.
April %.