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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-02-11

yVTHEREAs the Convention which assem-.
w bled in the city Of Richmond, on the
hrst MONDAY in October. 1929, pursuant to
law. to consider discuss, and propose new
constitution, or alterations and amendments to
the existing constitution ofthis commonwealth,'
bave adjourned sipe die. alter having agreedUp-
On an amended constitution oriorm OF Geysrn-
sneni, TO be submitted to the people, snd tobe
by them ratified or reiected--I, william y.
Giles. governor, have though, proper, by and
with The sdvice ofthe council dictate, 60 make
proclamajinu, and do nav HEREBY proclaim,
that the pad convention did. on the l5tE day OF
Jsnusry. in this present yesT, 1880, adjourn
s,ns dse-and DO direct that the said amended
constitution or form Of government fr this
commonwealth shall be published once a week
for three successive months, together with this
proclamation, in such newspapers ss by advice
Of council were dirested 20 publish rhe act OF
tbe general assembly of Virginia. to organize
q Convention.
GIVEN under my hand as governor,
and noder the seal of the common
rSRALl Uealth al Richmond, this 18th day
of January, 1880.
HM. b. GILES.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-02-11
A PROCLAMATION.

d. "a. csv.rn,r !, "a. oou,.ssraealih If VlreiuIa.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-03-03

The highest o6icer Of ossp State 10 . WrrS cv-
pher. hes been curtaiDed from eight to three.
]th The righ Of sufffsgc hes been saflicieps.
" extended 20 sas'sey even the most eismos
ous o. the now disffspchised potion Of the
ceomonityt the qwsliiicssios a. voter being
perfectly ~',Is;n the resch'of ever, one ~ho
properly appreciates The elective frsschise
We have thus specified particularly fosr i'm
provements upoa tho old censtituiion--we
ssy improve meBss. because ne psesame that
fec even among the 0ost has1esed sdmircrs
Of the old coassisusiou, ~iIl - founsl tn ques-
itioa either The policy OF propsicty Of the IL
terstions &C hsve mentioned, bat there arc
some othen which deserve m incidental no
tice; sueh - the equalization Of representa-
tion. and the cissise which provides fos the
removal Of ell Of our present Judges, which
will enable our legislature 60 Gull the beat Of
our present judiciary, anil supply the pisces
OF the siothfui and the incompetent from ei.
thes mental in6rmisy - bodily disease. With
''gved usen and true - These ssd other
charges which might be mentioned. ere un.
Questionable improvement and if they are
90, why should any be found in the ranks al
opposi'ioni Wiiithey vote sgsinst the new
nf'iuiion, because IL does not give them
altNhey asked foi' This would be as uawise
aid absurd a. would be the conduct Of . man
who. because his ticket had failed in drawn
the highest prize OF q lottery, shouid refuse
To sccrps ooe OF inferior note. The new con.
sti'u,ion gives us every thing we demanded.
except the white basic representation, and
why should we reject sn offered and admitted
COED, because of one single defect Will our
acceptance OF the new constitution leopard
or operate as bar to any future claims we
may choose to advance foe an equal tistribu.
ton of power, Certainly not There is. then,
neither ra''onsli,y or policy in our opposition
To the new constitution. We shall have to
choose between two evils; and IL is our inte.
rest. - well NJ our dasy, 20 choose that which
will be iesss burthensome.
A FARMER
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-03-03

The Clergyman Of village in Lie
ccstrrspire desised his Clerk to give
notice that there would be no sersise q,
,he afternoon, as be was going TO OH
ciatr for another clergyman. the clerk
Immediately siier ihc sgrmon vas end :
ed. rising ~, called out" | am des'r
ed 90 give notice lbEt there will be no
sorUice this afternoon. as Mr.. L.
- goiaga ii.iisg with another clergy.
man. +" Mr.. l.. 81 course. corrected the
awkward yet smasins blundsr.
Eaglish paper.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-03-03
POLITICAL.
PARRY FAvoURs.
by ME-. Ke~sas ]
Let there be

tBy ME- He~sas
"-Let there DO
A something on this visible globe shss may
Have leave 10 Lore me. som>;hing may
love-"
would's stca wear the sifs Of immortal
weuld.t thou smile in scoru 1t the shadowy
tomb
Drink Of ,his cup! il 10 richly frsughs
With balm from gardens Of Genii brought:
Drink. aud the spoiier shall pass thee by.
When the young ali scattered Ike rose leaves
lie.
And would not the youth Of my soul be goue,
II The iov'd had left me one 10y oae'
Take back the cup that may never bless.
The gift that would make me brotherless.
How could live. with no Kindred eye,
To reflect mine immortality
wouldss thou have empire. by sign or spell.
Over the mighty. in Air that dwellp
Wouidst thou call the spirits Of cave and steep,
To bring thee jewels from Oceans deep,
Wave but this rod, and . vic~less band.
Slaves to thy will, shaIl round thee stand.
And would not fear 1t my coming then,
hush every VOICE in the homes Of meni
Would not bright eyes in my presence quail.
Young cheeks with = nameless thrill grow
psle'
No gin be mine that aside would turn
The human love for whose founts yearn'
Wouldst thou then read through the hearts Of
those
Upon whose faith thou hast sought reposel
Wear this rich gem.-it 10 charmed tn show
When = change comes over Affections glow
Look On i've flushing or fading hue.
And loarn G the trusted be false or true.
Keep. keep the gem, that still may trust,
Though my hearts wealth be but poured on
dust!
Let not doubt in my soaI have place,
To din the light OF loved one'sface
Leave to the Garth its warm sunny smile
That glory would pass could look on guile I!
Say then what gifs Of my power shall be,
Fsvor'd OF spirits! poured forth on thee'
Thou wiit not drink ofthe cup divine.
Thou soonest the treasures Of wave or mine ;
Thou art fain With 4 mortal's lot to rest
Answer me! how may grace it besti
Give ne no sway DER the Powers unseen,
But human heart where my own may lean,
A friends one tender and faithful friend.
Whose thonghts free current with mine may
blend.
And leaving not either on earth alone,
oh! bid the calm close Of our lives be one,
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-03-03

Rb'arkaJie Eclipse Of he S'oi.--I,
appears bY the American Almanac. that
on re Blh of Feb. 1881, there will iyr
an eclipse 81 the ysn, which viii be
very large throughout, the United states
ard actually annuiar "a orc ,hird %
them.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-03-03

4 letter from MIR Coopcs announces
a new novel 10 preparation. 20 be- call
ed - The Skinner 81 The Seas.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-03-03

There is nothing disposes man 90
. maliiiede of words so lnsch as slight
aud superficial notions Of the things be
-is talkIng 81.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-03-03

Old Mrs Royall has arrived safe at
Lynchburg. Her visit j. said 90 be en-
tirciy Ola private nature-she j. NOT e
lsetioneering pom honor. She appears
to be quite fsvorite with the people
some u whom she has not seen Tor
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-03-03

II seems that though many attempts
to reach the sammit Of Mont Rfane
have been made. bst fourteen have been
sseeessfui and that. excluding gnidrs,
only efgAfeSn persons have gained SIS
perilous height ! Among these sue
cesflai sdyentsEers,are twe Americsns,
~. Van Rensselaer, Of New York, ssd
De. Howard, ~ Baltimore, who ascend,
ed Together, ia Jsly $40.
Bah. .fsssFicaa.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-03-03

A something IN this visible globe sh:s may
Have leave 10 Lore me. something ! may
love-"
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-10

the bill. A dice ussion then arose which
threatened much warmth and protrsc-
ton Of debate. when Mr.. Strong moved
TO lay the bill ON the table. Mr.
Thompson. of Georgia, then moved a
call Of the House. which was agreed to.
ayes 90. noes 66. The House was
then called. when there appeared above
, 100 members present. The further
proceedings under the call were then
dispensed with, but the hour allotted to
the consideration of reports and reso-
luiipns having expired. the subject was
laid over before any vote was taken
The report Of the Committee on Flee
tons on the petition of Silas Wright,
Jun. Of the State of New York, con.
testing the RICH, Of George Fisher to
his seat in the House, MAS then copsi.
dercd (: and the resolution which de.
clarcs Silas Wright 10 be entitled 10
the seat. instead Of George Fisher.was
concurred in. without discussion or di
vision. The House then proceeded to
the consideration Of Private Bills, a
few Of which were passed in Commit.
tee, and reported TO the House. The
House then adjourned ill Monday.
By the Bill 10 reduce the duties on
tea and coffee, reported BY Mr.. Me
Duflie. from the Committee on Ways
aud Means. il is provided. that after
the date specified IN the bill, the duty
On coffee shall be 10 per cent. on the
value of thc article at the place whence
it may be imported; and dat the duty
on teas imported from China should be
50 per cent. ad U0iorom-and ca ner
cent. II imported from any other place.
or in other vessels than those of the
I United States.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-10
CONGRESS-.
MONDAY, FEB. I


In the Senate. MIR. Marks sub
mitted resolutions from the Lesisia
ture of pennsy lvania. approving the
Tariff Of 1923. The resolution offer.
ed by Mr.. Webster, that the Senate
would elect printer on the 4th inst.
was>dccided tu DC out Of order and MIR.
Webster said he would modify his
resolution, so as 10 read that the Sen.
ate would rrmo,e IFS present printer. -
The resolution submitted bv Mr.. Grun.
dy,on Friday. withholding the suhscrip.
ton TO Gales & Seaton's compilation
Of Documents. was considered and laid
upon the table. Mr.. Foot's rcsolu
ton was then taken up, and MIR. Ben.
ton took the floor. IN continuation Of
his remarks upon Mr.. Webstcr's late
speech. lie went into an elaborate
examination Of the Slavery Question.
intending TO prove, n was understood,
the propriety and justice Of holding
slaves. from the examples IF Jesus
Christ and 81. Paul. lie said the
question was, whether the North, Fast,
Or the South, had shown the most
friendship for the West; and, upon
this question, continued his remarks
until the Senate adjourned.
In the House Of Representatives, the
presentation Of petitions occupied near
ly an hour aud half; after which, a
great many resolutions were offered.
MIR. Coulter. from the Committee on
Reirenchment, reported bill to abol.
ish brevet rack 10 the Army sc the
United States, and also 10 abolish
breVet rank ~ the Marine Corps.
MIR. McDuihe, from the Select Com
m'ttee 20 whom the subject was re-
icrred. reported a l.iut resolution on
The subject oi an amendment of the
Constitution. The House subsequent
ly resumed the consideration ,I the
unfinished business, bring the Report
% the Committee on Elections on the
petition 1t Rcuel Nashbnrn. The
debate on this subject waa continued
by Mr.. Sutherland and Mf. Coke
and, Ga moiion Of NJ. Mercer. the
House ihcn ndjouraed.--C MAJ. Jour.
TUESDAY. wa. 2.
IN the Senate. Nc, Ruggies present
~ a memorial VI the Society Of friends.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-10

Ir'lald FwobrOthcrs. named Ds,le
had their tongues cut out hva ps,ty al
@"n'isr-, IA lhe west Of tic county ct
Glare.
Greece. The Globe Of Tie evspi,-
81 the % Dec. says that the teport
~ the intention 10 raise Prince q.
pold Of SAKE Cobourg 20 The throne Of
Greece. eb'aIBs credit. The same p,
per remarks, that u does not appeat
that the wishes Of the people Of Orseee
themselves have been II AZ consulted
0n THIS occasion. A King j. e. Be con
signed 60 them wiihout Any more var
ing than factor has 81 bale Of good.
I" w the ship Speedwell. YOU will r..
eei's one KING, named Leopold "a
per invoice Of which you will please
to acknowledge the recent. and duiv
honor, and place 10 our % cunt" re
descendants of Theruisioeles and N,l.
iiades sre fa,rd 80 seeeivc . monarch
from the land ol he Cimmersabs.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-10

We do not know when we have ever
heard OF more distressing occurre nee
than is related IN letters Just received
from Nashville in Tennessee. MIR.
Thomas \. Duncan (brother Of Ge7.
Joseph Duncan. the Representative in
Congress from the State of Illinois
left Nashville Gur New Orleans earl
IN December with the intention 10 -,
lie in the former place. Hav,r-
made his arrangements there. he MAS
returning 10 Nashville. but, being in
III health and somewhat dclirious
from fever, he was landed n, IbberviIlc.
and was received with kindness M Mr..
Robert Bell. Of tiIat place, n coDncX
ION 81 his wife. On tho 9th Decem
Der, being left in charge Of two men.
they were Oyertaken by sleep, and.
Just before day light. Mr.. Duncan
rose. got out of the house. and IL j.
Supposed waded into the river until
the cold drove him from IL; when.
endcayorlug Ia find Mr.. Bells house.
Uhe houses being much alikel he n,.
TOOK Tor ~ another. &C occupied az a store
by a FrcDchman. This person came
to The door when Sir. ~. knocked att
Closed the door on seeing him. went
oack and got sword. and. 1n return
ing, stabbed him 10 the heart Nj ID
was about o years &c age. much be
loved by his friends. and hss irff
wife and two children TO lament h,,
death. - Nm. Int.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-10
GENERAL TNrEILIouucE

Senator from MISSISSIPPI. We uu
dcrstand that G. w. ADAMS has been
appointed Senator in Congress. in the
place of Mr.. Reed. deceased. and that
he has proceeded TO Washington to
take his seat.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-10
From the Richmond Enquirer Of THURSDAY
THE LEGISLATURE.

The BilI for e.,aodriiinc me Boar
81 Pubtic UoThs. has been rejected
and the Report on Revolutionary
Claims. seems To DC disposed of-ard
the bull FOR the establishment of the
Randolph Macon College. has beer
passed. No measure oi any very 20
neral character IS pending. except tho
Convention bill. which will in all proba
bility dispense with the Extra Session
OF the Legislature y and the Bank blli-,
which will probably come up o-day.-
The Session 10 expected 10 terminate
early in the week after the next.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-10

This bill makes similar provision,
tn the one Tor re ohsrtering the B4nl
Of Virginia--respecting the purchase d.
stocks by the President and Ca>h,er
the payment oG its notes for taxes.
The joint order Of the day. for pra
ceeding 10 the election Of genera d
gent ar store keeper. and y superin,ei
lant Of the Penit,niiarv lnstiiutlor
was taken up-whcn Mr. RutheI faora
nominated Samuel =. Parsons, =. ,..
Superintendent. The result &c .b,
ballot was. Parsons les. scattering s.
Mr. Ru,hcrfoQrd then nominated
thomas Nelson. as general agent or
store .ke-pcr.-Thc result was, for
Nelson lea. scattering ~.
Mr.. Coode reported a bill "rc mo
lelling the Board Of Public Work"
II abolishcs the present Board. md
transfers all the duties hereiofu - je
volving on the Board. 10 the Ex-OR:co
members thereof. with certain exctr
tions.
MONDAY, TEB. ].
The bill "imposing taxes for the SUP
port If Government" was taken up.
After the Revenue Bill was gone
through. the Appropriation bill was "a
zen up-and read through BY the
Chairman. -On Mr.. Brycc's motion,
an item was introduced. "for the p,ir
chase Of furniture for the Governor :
House"
The following resolution. agreed 70
m Committee. was accepted. VIZ
- Resolved. as the opiuion Uf this Com
mittee. That IT is expedient 10 make a
moderate reduction In the taxes Of th-
present year.
Mr.. Miller moved 20 Disagree TO IN
amendment Of the Committee, respect
ing "mcohsnics. miiliners. &C. who %
motion prev allied.
And then the Revenue Bill was Or
dered ia he cnsrosscd-and the Appro
prIa'ion Bill was ordered 10 be LAID on
the table.
On Mr.. McIlhaney's motion. III
bill To amend the Charter of H.,
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Compar g
by authorizing the Commence 81
the Western Section If the road va,
read the Isl and Cd times and commit
ted. The House adjourned.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-10

TUKsOAT. FEB. 2.
IN the senate. Nr. Ruggies present
81 memorial VI the Society Of friends.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-10


la the Senate. the resolution offered
last week by MIR. Grundy. (which sus-
ponds the subscription 10 Gales & Sea
tons doegmeni-.) was referred TO the
Library Communicative 90. noes I 8.
The day vas occupied ~ the consider.
alton of bills Of q private character.
ln the House Of Representatives, va
riOus Bills were reported Mr. nray-
ton. from the Committee on Military
A6s'rs, reported bill TO alter and .
mend the organization 81 the Corps Of
Marines. Mr.. McDufiie reported a
B'll Ia reduce tlic duties OF coffee aud
tea. from the Committee on Ways and
Means. Mr.. htDullie also reported,
i,nm ihe same Committee. n Bill 20 &c
duce and modify tle duties on certain
imported ARTICLES. asd 90 allow draw
back on spirits Distilled from foreign
molasses. When this bill VAS Aboat
20 be real SECOND time. sir. Ramsey.
~ Pcnnsyiyania. moved iGs postpone
ment iill the 4ih DAY ef July. but with
drew hss moii"n, and Che ayes and
noes we're asked by Mr.. Maf;indsle.
and ordered ca tbs second reading 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-12
New Orleans Packets.

sSSE Having been engaged in the New Orleans trads
SE0with our schooners the TRANSPORT and the
W.1SHIA GTOPS BiRGE, during the last season,
and receiving considerable encouragement from ship
pers we will undertake keep both of these vessels
in future in that trade The WASHINGTON b noe will
be in readiness to sail about the middle of January and
at any time that sufficient quantity to make il OBJ.
ieot. say hafa cargo, offers at either Richmond or
Alexandria of the vessels will be sent to either
place, expense to shippers; orwhen such guam
tity should offer as to make of less Importance the
passage will be paid by usto Norfolk In point of sail.
ing these vessels have proved :hemselves equal if
SUPERIOR any in the trade; and the masters shall
such as will be approved OF.
r. CHURCHWARD & SON,
Norfolk, %
0-r The Alexandria Gazette, Richmond Compiler,
and Petersburg Republican, will please insert the
above TIL the Sth December and afterwards insert the
? alone, r. and then forward their accounts for pay
ment g.. Y s.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-12
Valuable Property
FOR ASALE OR EASE

EA No. 1.-The Three Story Brick Store
"H at the corner of Prince and Fairfax streets.
Hsssl "A Lot of Ground on Prince street,
oAA2about l0ofeet front on Prince and 90 feet on
Royal street On this lot is good brick dwelling,in
the occupancy ofMr Il. II. Miller.
S.-A Frame Dwelling on King street, 90 by
100 feet, to ten feet alley.
A Frame Dwelling on Water street, "a It.
front by 100 feet deep.
5.-A Vacant Lot at the intersection of Wa
and Franklin Streets 100 feet front by 1923 SLY
deep. This will be rented in building lots ut SO cents
per front foot.
Ga Vacant Lot, A feet front on Water ST.
by 1875 deep
IA lot on Washington street, IS feet front
by 100 feet Deep at the intersection of Princess street,
On TIN lot is brick building
S.-A Vacant Lot on Patrick street, 81 feet
front, and half the depth of the square.
"a Vacant Lot on Henry street, 65 feet
front, and hafthe depth OF the square.
Theproperty will he shewn on application to
iune2 THOS. VOWEL.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-12
Notice.
FiyeNuuareA NoNars NeWard
C,-Dp THE TyJJEEr

SIOP THE lIEF'
nANAW Az from III. subscriber. living near Upper
Ia Vile, rauquier county, Virginia. on the l3thJune,
1870 n negro man (wsgoner) n'med
SANFORD,
sbout "a Is wears of age, about feet or III inches
high of dark copper color, stout across the breast
and shoullers-wth long arms hands and ringers, ana
very long teet about II inches tie stoops little IN
his carriage, his srees standing forwardhl nose Is
longer than ordinary his mouth wide. and his under
lin thick and turped downwsrds He has scar on one
Of his fore fingers just adjoining the first JOINT occs
stoned by the ofa scythe anda larger one on ms
elbow. occssioned by putting stone IN the cart when
spoSen To he has rather down look
SANFORD took with him GS Of the subscribers
money and has, no doubt changed his clothing, nav
ING left most of his clothes behind lie rode OIL one
of the wagon horses, which having been reclaimed IN
the neighborhood Of Blttletowp, beyond the Blue
Ridge, makes it probable that he made his WAY TO
yvsna through the neishborhools OF Frederick
town or Hagerstown. The wagon saddle and birdie
which he took with him have not been hear Of
Whoever will secure said save taad more especially
the forged pass which have to believe he has,
so that get him again. shallreceive the above reward
and all reasonable expenses it brought home
JAMES LAKE,
UppsciNs, Fduquier county, ia.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-12
1856
Retail Grocery Store.

TIME subscribers at their store, conet OF King and
Il Fairfax streets, offer for sale
Gunpowder TEAS, partly of the Mevilps car
Young Hyson } Of very superior qualities
Java. old white, green end Rio coffee
Loafsugars, part steam refined
Brown sugars, of prime qualities
Mace, nutmegs, cloves and all other spices for ia.
mily
London Particular Madeira, part imported in 1918
Sicily Madeira
Red Port
Lisbon WINES
Malaga
St. julian Claret incases of one dozen
or by the bottle,
Cognac and peach brandy
Old Jamaica, West IndiS and Northern rum
Holland gin, pure, and country gin
Old and common whlskey
Bounce, four years old
New Orleans and " est India moasses
Strong cider vinegar, for picking
Duponts' Gunpowder
Shot Of all sizes
Windsor and scented soap
Yellow and brown soap Manufactured
Mould and dip candles Ssam B Larmour.
Family -four, best Shenandoah brands
Best English mustard
Indigo, madden, and other dye stuffs
With variety of other articles, all Of which will be
sold al very moderate prices
N. b. Families to whom choice tea is desirable, are
to give the above a trial.
june ID SAMUEL b LARMOUR &. Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-12

4 RESPECTABLE young gentleman, in King,
u George intends to visit on business the States Of
Ohio, Illinois, indiana, and Kentucky. lie COM
mences his trip about ist Of August. He will under
take to transact Agencies for others, and may be
found IN Alexandria about the middle Of this month.
For further particulars inquire of
~ GEO. JOHNSON.
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g ny & r. M James

4 RE now erecting. in the occoquan Factory, ma
n chinery for spinning, reaying, and fuilng LIN
sEYs and KERSEYS; which viii be Sold or exehang
I'd for WOOL on accommodating terms Tney VIII
sJso take in Dying, Weaving and Pulling for the coua-
try. which will be attended 10 by ezperiencednahd
';nne T2-G