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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-01-06

any person, who VIII asteSt .shs villain
or villains who committed this outrage,
and will furnish sufficient evidence of
their guilt, to insure d conviction.
And il the coachman, who perhaps
might have been imposed Upon by the
person who employed him, will dis
close his name, and product the nec-
essary evidennc for, ccnvieting the
principal offender, the friends Of the
young woman will not prosecute him.
This subject has assumed such an
aspect as to call for the most serious
attention of the .,olicc OF the city.
What precise objec, these rullians have
in view, cannot be ascertained; but
they mdst be Of the blnckest character.
If they should be OF the same nature Of
those which a few years since took
place in Edinburg in Scotland, where
a large number Of pcrsohs were muir
dercd, for the mere purpose of selling
their. bodies to- surSeons for dissection,
we should not be surprised. Whatcv-
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AN EsTRAY.

+; Springs calf came into the enclo.
.ge Of tho subscriber about four
q. . The owner 9. can have /, Z i !. again !
THOMAS CLARKE.
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sht.f OIL He hss been in the Asbit Or trav
elliny much ON foot in the uight--it wns
his practice while he resided here, and dur
ing q short residence at:Beverly. While on
a pedestrian tour in the night, he was the
first to discover one of the fires accustomed
by incendiaries which crcatcd such alarm
IN that town year Or Two since.
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trod against Franse. .,nv was t..s. nss. tu su.
miro our moderation and increasing power
We hive, he repeated, the most positive hopc,
that peace will be preserved. The Chamber
then voted the Law.
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ALsO-Onc Case Of l2a Ct. Cali;
cnes--fast coiors.,
One case Of PeIisse Wadding.
Two ditto of Cotton Rating: M
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CONNECTICUT LOTTERY no

Attest, N. G. ROSS. Cashier.
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ron SALE Ar
JAMGS xzANIN10Nf0sss
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Goods.
JOB SHERMAN,

. As JUST received an addition to his
- stockofGOODS.-AnioneiheA
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-04-14

ter how rapid the increase may chance
to be. the distribution Of political pow
or between the east aud the west, il
soitraCiy tair now. will continue as fair
in all time 10 come. IL il chance 9th
er~isc, let US, nevertheless, take the
counsel. for the time being, Of that wise
man of old who said 4" Sufficient unto
the day is tue evil thereof
We have lived long enough TO learn
that constitutions, even though they
possess neither principle of future
apportionInenf. nor a provision for fv-
tvre amendment, are not necessarily
,mmutable and eternal. We have Civ
en the coup de grace. l trust, TO one bad
constitution. Let Us give q fair trial
To that admitted on all hands Ia be far
better than the oid) which has been
submitted TO US by the convention. IL
in process OF time. and in the vicissi-
tudes OF human affairs, il shall be found
Inadequate 60 the attainment of the
purposes al its creation, the people have
only 20 tcW IL, and IL will be changed.
JOHN II. COOKE.
EeV'"Uy 10. iooU.
p. S.-Mareh 18Th. lsSO.-Thc let.
ter To which this is annexed was writ
ten on the day which 10 indicated by
It's date. But thinking, after l had
written u, that the view ~ss n esble
one, and being tired. withal, Of the SUD-
jet. and 10th To run the risk Of provo
king farther discussion, | threw II aside
and determined not 10 publish 10, or
any thing further, respecting the new
constitution. unless the then expected
publication Of Mr.. Doddridge should
render Il necessary and proper. That
publication. though dated asfar back as
the LIST Of March, never saw till the
! ith inst. I have read il with utter
amszement. Compelled. as feel my
self, by the character Of that publica-
ton. to obtrude myself again on the
public notice, l have determined To
publish the letter waich I wrote on the
18th uit. because a presents. some view $
which would probably form q part OF
NV answer 10 his circular, and which
! shall thus be saved the trouble Of
writing anew. or the character of the
circular | iorbesr at present to Aay
more Than this-that am utterly ANA
zed at the personal rancor which il
displays against my friend Mr.. Hen
derson and myself. Il shall receive.
as soon a. my professional duties will
permit, the notice il deserves.
J. X. c.
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The following - that psrt Of the new
Constitution which relate. to the RICH, Of
suffrage. We publish i, for the benefit Of
those who usy DO entitled iberebJ 10 vote,
snd who will have q RICH . to give their voice,
Tor or sgaInsi the ratification OF tho now
Constitution on Moaday next. 10 smother
column will be found . simpii6eation OF
this section
Every white male citizen Of the Com.
monwsaltb. resident therein, aged 81
years and upwards, being qualified TO
exercise the right of suffrage according
10 the former Constitution and laws:
and every such citizen, being possess.
ed. or whose tenant for years. at will
OF &C sufersnce, is possessed. Of an es
tate OF freehold in land of the value Of
twenty five dollars, and so assessed 10
be II any assessment thereof be reouir
ed by law; and every such citizen, be-
ing possessed, as tenant in common.
JOINT tenant or psrcener, Of an interest
IN or share OF land. and having an es
tate OF freehold therein. such interest
or share being Of the value Of twenty
1--we dollars, and SO assessed to be If
any assessment thereof be required by
law; and every such citizen being en-
'itIed 10 reverSIon or vested remain
der IN fec. expectant on an estate for
life or lives. IN land of the value of III
" dollars, and so assessed 10 be If any
assessment thereof be required by law;
zach and every such citizen, unless
his titlc shall have come 60 him bv de
cent. devise. marriage or marriage set.
Element, having been 80 possessed or
entitled for six months } ADD every
such citizen, who shall own and be
himself 10 actual occupation of q lease.
hold estate, with the evidence Of title
recorded two months before he shall
oder 90 vote, Of . term originally not
less than five wears, Of the annual Va.
lue or rent of twenty dollars; aud eve
~ such citizen. who for twelve months
next preceding has been a hsusekepper
and bead Of family wiihi0 the county.
e'iy, town, borough o. election district
where he may offer 60 vote. and shall
have been assessed with q part If the
revenue Of tie Commonwealth within
the preceding year. aud actually pail
the same-snd no othsr psTsons-shall
be qualified 10 vote fsf msmbefs Of The
General Assembly in the county. city,
town o. borough. respeciivsly, wherein
such land shah !ie. OF sueh house keen.
er and read Of faaiy shall live
And. 10 ease Of two or more tenant.
IN COMMON. ioint tenants o. parcsnsr..
n possession. Fsversion o. remainder.
hanng interest ~ land, the value
whereof shall be Sufficient 10 cattle
hem all to vote, they shall together
have - many votes ne tho yalBe Of lhs
land shall entitle them to- and the
Legislature shall by law provide she
mode ~ which their vote % votes shall
IN such case BE- given Provided. ne.
Veftheless. that the right 81 saifsase
shall not be exercised BY sny person
~ unsound aind. or uho shail he
paupef. or none commissioned ofieer.
sold'er, SEAMAN or marine. ~ the ser
vice Of the Uaifcd States, ~ by an,
person convicted Of any Jhlsnoss Of
fence.
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GoLD.-"We vrntured the asser
iron, a short tune ago. says the Nnr,
Carolina Journal, THAT the amount d
gold found in this State, the Last wear.
was equal TO one huRdred thousand
dollars BY the report Of The Direc
tors 81 the Mint, recently presented
70 congress, u seems that the amour
~ North Carolina gold coined AZ ihe
MINT, for the year 1929. was one hun
dred and twenty eight thousand. e" J.
may also be observed that much GOD
has been dug from tie mines IN ~,
state, which has never been coined A..
The Mint; and wc are prepared 10 D.,
zard our popularity upon the pred.e
ton that the amount coined iii, yc,.
will double that Of last
CyesnsboTo' Pafyio'
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60, - ''"eNcs ~ MARCH, p
Gold, Silver, Copper. lin, Irs
amt Iron, sbOundsd IN Western So
gina. Lewis EiseBmisger, . Ger a.
gentleman Of intelligence and cvfc.
cnoe IN ihe ores Of these mineral. hs.
discovered on his lands cxtenslye &C.
Posites Of al the above me,sls. s,l,e
and I'n particularly are leand In lsr,
bodies. the ore If both snrpas.rg
richness any thing Of the kind IN Ger
many. We are informed by Grrl
bisenmingsr, that u - bis intention t
Commence working several mine. a
short time. emigrants having for f.s
purpose bsen sent lor.--f PaLad.
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A Soonierfeit five dollar hsli IN Il,
nted states Branch Bark A. pei
land was passed IN New Yosk o. -.
tnFdsy evening. The paper is lIgh'st
and ihe noie - shorter than The gena
me bill. Ihe ,ignsiie 10 also bsdIj
sxecuted.-- Bait Pat.
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IN the senate several resolutions
connected With the Post Oaies DEPART.
meat, Shieh had been oasSed By NJ.
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subscriber has just received, at his
q New Store, cornering on Queen ana
Burke streets, a we'll selected supply OF
ROOTrS. SHOES .aYD HITS,
which he will sell on pleasing terms to hi
friends and tho public.
.siso, on hand, a choice assortment Of
Groceries, Liquors, Hardware,
&c, TO which he invites the attention OF per
sons in want Of the articles-all OF which, he
is determined to sell remarkably tone.
WILLIAM N. THOMPSON.
Martinsburg, Oct IS.
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4 RUNaW.4Y
Oct. IA, 1880.

EFTAS committed to the Jail Of Berkeley
w county, on the 2ist day Of June, 1880,
as 2 runaway slave, a negro man who calls
himself Mathew Carter, about feet 10 in
ches high, very black, about fifty years Of
age, has a scar across his left eye brow, nose
ami upper lip, Gone ny a knife; says he belongs
to MIR. Charles kainc, in the state Of Geor-
gia.-that he was sold by Thomas Casilcnan
Of Frederick county, Va. who soldhimt to Mr..
Dawson, OF Fredericksburg, and by him to a
gentleman in Richmond, who sold him TO
the said Kaiuc The owner is desired 10
come, prove property, pay charges and take
him away. p. GARDNER, JaiIor.
Martinsburg, sept %, 1850.
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sleO TaIf & Sytnttr
GOODS.

EVTE would respectfully annonnoe 70 y"
EW Cr;eods and customers that we haVe,
within the last week, commenced receiving
our supply OF Fail and IPiaier Goods, ana
shall be receiving frem time TO time unulo our
stock Is completed. enr 4 Lane IS sun
which he IS sendia kods at the most re,
Jnccd nrices. enaf - thereby 20 give good
BARGAINS 10 our customers or any others
w11o' NAV give Us a call Among those just
received and opening, may be found,
RIue. black. olive and mkt Cloths,
Bloe. black and mkt CasSlmeres and Cassi-
nets,
Drab Cloths, very low
Dufle and point Blankets,
Q 10 IL and 10 rose Blankets,
Scarlet flannel, plain and figured,
Red, yellow and white tlannels,
Rich Scotch Carpetin6,
Venetian do. cotton do.
Scotch and Tartan Plaids,
Mernos and Cifcassians for ladies dresses
OF cioaks,
Swansdown, Toilinett & Valencia VestinSs,
Bombazclts and Bombazines,
Black and blue black Gro -de-nsp Silks, Ia
ncw article
Black gro. de Berlin do.
Brown Bengaiian Popiin "a new article Tor
dresses)
Rich black Italian Silks, very cheap
Gentlemen's black Italian silk CRavats,
Rich winter Ribbons and beltings,
Plain and bordered linen cambria ~liandker-
chiefs,
Ladies IIosGin Gloves and Mits,
Gentlemen's do. Gloves,
Irish Linens and Lawns,
Linen Cambricks. very cheap
Thread Laces and Edglnos, bobbinet Laces
\ vory large supply Of Calicoes,
Long and square scarlet merino ShawiS,
black 10.
Black and scarlet Cashmere do.
"A scarlet, blue, black, white and black Thu
bet do.
With a great variety Of small Shawls and
Handkerchiefs,
REESE bordered cloth Shawls, plain s. black do
IA Oh and 10 linen table diaper-bIrd
eye do.
ga and IA checks and furniture Cottohs,
800 yards furniture Dimity, very handsome
and cheap,
A argesupply ofiadies black %prunello Shoes,
Childrcn's prunello boots and worsted Socks;
"a and 4 A black Italian Grapes, hat 90.
Black scarlet and green silk Velyets,.
q large supply Oh Drown ana Di0deiioU Az
mestic goods,
Plaid and stripe do.
A large supply OF China, Glass, and Queens,
ware, comprising elegant tea sets, and
every other article in general use.
.4Iso -HmtqUare and Cutlery,
A general assortment; together with a &C.
neral supply of Groceries, say
Rio, ST. Domingo and Java Cottees,
Orleans, Porto Rico and HAVANA Sugars,
Loafand lump DO.
Imperial, gunpowder, old hyson, young ny,
son and hvson skin Teas,
Best l.. 2. Madeira Vines,
Sicily Madeira do. Lisbon and Malaga do.
Pure old Port aud Clarct do.
French Brandy and Holland Gin,
Keg and box Raisins,
Soft she'll Amends
Crackers. sperm and fish Oil,
Sugar house and Orleans Molasses,
Sperm and tallow Candles,
Aiso,-a general assortment Of Medicines,
Paint and Dye Stuf}a, aud a multiplicity Of
articles too numerous to be comgrehenGed in
an advertisement, we therefore again invite
all who may want 8uy articlc II our way TO
come and they viii find our goods as above
stated, new ana cheap.
THOMAS c. LANE s. Co.
Shepherstown, 30th sept.
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a TTEND TO TIIlS!-The subscribers
IA would respectfully inform the Farmers
OF Berkeley and Jefferson counties, that their
MILL, on Opequan creek, is in first rate or
der for the reception OF all kinds of Grain.
hat they viii give a barrel Of Superlne
flour for every 900ibs. Of Wheat, and stand
inspection in any ofthc markets ofBaltimorc,
tieolgctown, Alexandria, Philadelphia, or
New York.
4g.As usual, the highest price paid in Cash,
for all W heat offered for sale.
HENRY WELSITHANS,
JESSE WRIGHT.
July %, 1850.
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III On Y III IT, -
EUAVE the pleasure to inform then sos
toners and the public IN general, ina
thew have received their supply oil
Seds0n0bte Goods.

consisting Of a very large and oxtenslye as
Isorlment OF DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
HAND WARE, CHINA, QUEENS and
IGLAsS WARE, together with their usual
and extensive supply ofBOOTS !. SHOES
of every size and description, all which, they
would here take occasion 10 observe, they
are determined TO sell upon the Dery best pos
sIbie terms.
Martinsburg, Oct. 2s.
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TIE
rADy'g EccT., NS. 4,
FOR OCTOBER.

A ~orrrry LITERARY MISCELLANY, BEvo
TED TO L~rrERArURE, TIE FINE ARTS, "a
sHIovs. BIOGRAPHICAL ANECDOTES, TALES
NARRATIVES, MUSIC, Riding, POETRY Eh'
BRoIDERY,& &c.
gEyFIS WORK, since its publication com
II menced. has been encouraged by almosl
unexampled unanimity and warmth oil com
mendatjon from numerous Journalists, IN at
quarters of the country. The fourth number
now ready 20 be delivered to the subscribers
will, we are sure, be quite as wen received
as either of its predecessors. As q very nm
tied edition of the four FIRST numbers nave
beer issued, and as it IS mol contemplated 70
print a second, persons wishing to subscribe
had better do so Immediately and preserve
the work entire.
II WI I'll BG Z RI r s.
PHILADELPHIA FASHIONS, hand
somely coloured.
Three engraved specimens Of EMBRolD-
cry.
Three figures designed to improve the arr
of DANCING.
1--WE figures illustrative of RIDING.
Three female heads relating to the IOi-
LET Of ancient times.
WHERE TIE BEE SUCKS" a piecs
of Music.
Contents of the Oct. Number.
Philadelphia Fashions, with a colouFed en-
craving.
Latest English Fashions, fron La Belle AS
sem5le, aud GentleInen's Magazine.
The Majesty of the Ocean.
ALecture on Love and Coartship.
Picture of Christ-The Mute Lady.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Toilet, I~liustrat-
ed with Engravings.
Proposals for the Improvement OF the En-
glsh Language.
Female CharacteristIG-Ihe Wedding.
The Banner at st Mary's.
Miss Mitford-The Lion and the Major Do
mo.
The Dillosk Girl.
Riding, Illustrated with Engravings.
The Marquis ID Areonati.
Robert Burns-Beath ef an infaat-Purse
Pride.
The First and Last Prayer-Tha Dead Fa-
ther-Eline's Rock.
Female Courage and Portltude.
Bean Nasa.
Embroidery. illustrated with Engrayings.
TIE Miniature.
Education in America-Thc Wife.
Weddings, by & Parish Clerk.
A Blush-Forget me not.
The World to Come-rhe Eye-Dancing,
illustrated with Engraving
The Dentist.
The White Rose of Scotland.
Mankind a. the beginning of the Sixteenth
Century-Wlliam Pcnn's Tree.
Louisa, BY Miss Milford.
The Esiles' Dirge.
The Weed Witness.
"yyhere the Bee Sucks" set to Music.
The Betraycd-The Parting The Gatherer
Receipts-The Dead.
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FRY an order of the County Court OF
ED Berkeley, there will be sold for cash, he
fore the Court House door, Oh the second
Monday in November next, being The first
day of Court, a NEGRO MN, who was
committed TO The Jail Of the aforesaid county
as a runaway slave, 10 satisfy his Jail fees, sc.
PETER GARDNER, Jaiior.
Sept. %, 1880.
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nUYaD!MR WAGzD
$50 REWARD.

Runaway from the subscriber, living near
MartinSburg, Berkeley county, Virginia, on
the 18th inst. q Negro man named EMANU-
FL, or Man, about 90 or 81 years of age, a
| bout 3 feet 3 or A inches high, dark colouied.,
though not as black as some negroes arc;
when spoken TO appears 10 smile a Little, and
shows his teeth which are very white; he is
an active fellow, and supposed to weigh fiom
$50 TO lao; had on when he ran away, a fur
hat, blue coat, with a black velvet collar,
white pantaloons, and a waistcoat which ori-
ginally was striped, but by washing had be-
come nearly white, good shoes. but be will
probably change his clothing. will give the
above reward for said slave, if taken out of
the Commonwealth of Virginia, and deliver
cd TO me at my residence, or S45 If taken in
the Commonwealth of Virginia and delivered
as aforesaid, and pay all reasonable char
ges for bringing him from Tie place taken to
me, or 90 the jail Of Berkeley county.
July %, 1850. ELISHA BOYD.
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LAHCK 81 STEPHEN

VEyOUID Uniform the Blacksmiths and Far
w mers, and the public generally, that
they have now a complete assortment oil
HUGHES ROLLED IRON,
consisting of every variety OF size and KIND
and OF which they intend hereafter keeping
a constant supply, together with many other
articles, usually connected with an extensive
Iron Establishment; and expect to receive
in a few days a full assortment OF Cook and
other Stoves. That all, or any Of them, viii
be sold Cheap, can, and may, be readily as
|eertalned, by a call from those disposed to
purchase. Oct %
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CONDiTION s.

This work will be issued in numbers, on
the first of every month, aud comprise fifty
six large octave pages; to be printed on a fine
super royal paper with entirely new type,
and carefully stitched in colored covers. Ey-
cry number win contain a piece of Music,
one Copper plate Engraving and at least
four Wood Cuts, Illustrative of some of the
contents; and every three menths a colored
plate of the latest london or Paris Fashions.
The subscription price is 10 per anaum,
payable in advance; % per cent, semi annu-
ally, win be added to all subscriptions that
remain unpaid, and the work discontinued 10
those who neglect 10 settle up their arrears.
Great attention viii be paid TO forwarding
Che work to country subscribers, that they
may receive it uninjured by mail transporta-
ton. Agents, receiving subscriptions, and
Yemitting the amount to the publishers, will
be allowed 10 per cent. discount, or a pro
portionate number of copies of the work.
All letters and communication concerning
this werk will be promptly attended to. Ad
dress LOUIS A, Cooley, s. Co,
Daily Chronicle Office, Philadelphia
Postage must be paid On all orders for the
work. Oct. %. 1880.
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|FEyO PRINTERS.-The subscribers, pro
Il prietors Of the ''POtoilGc Pioneer" will
dispose of their establishment on accummo-
dating terms. Particulars made known on
personal application, or by %lette'. (post,paid.)
w. * e. IL. WEBER.
Shepherdstown, Va Oct 81.
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EFRlCK LAYING.-The subscriber en-
EB braces d~isopper salty OF informing the
citizens eff Ntar;insburg and surroundingcou
try, that he is uoT prepared 10 execute all or
ders N the line Of Back LAYING. Those who
may have House,, &c.sto bs.ild, will do well
10 give linn a call, as he cha assure all such,
that his work shall be lone in the very
best nlannc possible, and on accommodate
ing ternts-ro pains slall be spared 10 give
general satisfaction 10 an those who may
favour linn ,Fil ilteii work. Determined
10 do justice 20 az men. &c confidently re-
lies On a geaeioas public for share OF pa
tronage-uhcn not engaged he can. at all
lar. jc found at lis re-ilence, near Mr..
John Dolls, ia Ai~agiaslu!g.
Oct. d. henry KENT
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IYpCBLIC S0rTCE-1he suh-~rit-fss e.
81 ing about to close up thesr business and
dissolve partnership, request all persons IN
debted TO them in any way to can ana set
tie their respective ccounts without ueiay-
and those having claims against thcha ate
requested to present them foI settlement
Persons having delivered TO them wool TO
be exchanged for cloth, are also requested
10 call and yet what Is due 10 them:
As b. ORRfCK intends removing from
Berkeley soon, it is particularly desirable
that this notice should be attended 70 mime
diateiy, by ali concerned. Long INDULGENCE
cannot be granted to debtors. and VIII not
be asked OF creditors.
Oct aI.-st. GIBBS & ORRlCk
iN4RDENfG. SPINNING & DRESS
q ING Of Cloth is continued 10 he done at
my Factefy: as the manufacturing Of goods
is siopped for tire present, all country work
will receive quick despatch. aud good work.
Fancy coloufing and CARPET Weaving also
will be done. Wool and produce VIII DC
taken in payment at fan prices: nr
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Subscribers have on hand a large
81 supply of sTOEES-Also, a general
assortment of CASTINGS, SHEET and
STRAP IRON, Crowley, Shear, Cast and
Blster'd STEEL, all of which they offer on
reasonable terms,
WILSON s. ANDERSON.
Oct 2S. 1880
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ATASH! CAsH!!-The highest prices il
" CASH viii be given for a few rkcl,
YOUNG NEGROES. Application to Be
made at tine 6lobe Tavern. Aiagtinsburs.
July %, lsSo.-sm,
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