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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-09
INTERESTING NOVELS.

INTERESTING NOVELS.
LNOSCARINI or tho Patrician of Venice.
Il Grace Seymour.
"Thc scene is laid in this country; the period is tho
war OF the revolution, and the doinca,ioDs of Amer
lean manners are what connot say of oil such at
tcmpts, always faithful and accurate, and sumetimas
dellcately comic."-N Y Evening Post
ut is written with much purity of style. and ms far
rs VIC have examined, it promises to be full of inter
st."-.N Y. Com. .4dUoriiser.
Just published, and for sale by
ma ~ COLLINS g. co.
Bartin's improved ENGLISH Seidltz POWDERS,
VDUT up IN well secured boxes Also, dozen red
morocco cases which contain glass stopped bottles,
hed with the materials for the purpose Of making tho above
travel Ivy land, being all liable lie affected by
changes Of the weathcr.-for sale by
JNO a. BLAMIRE,
mar ~ AZ bis Drug Store, opposite III. Eagle door
CT. CROlX SUGARS.-i0 hhds. prime st. CroiS
- Sugars, for sale by
J .pa CO., OTIS, DUNLOP g. co.
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Landing. for Sale,
GUNPOWDER and imperial tcse, imnortat,on
W 1880 'f'''Sl''"
Fest winter and summer lamp oil
Refined whale oil
Common DO for coal pits
Sperm candles
Gap and post papcr.-Appiy IN
jc s-3t Otis nIrNf IN r. -<>
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-09

- REEN COFFEE.--iO bags prime ereeu cot.
" fco, for sale by
ina 90 81 OTIS DIM ND g. ~
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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
DROWN shrtings and sheetings
ID Bleached do do
German oznaburgs
Bed ticks
Battiste dresses
Cassimeres, cumbrcks
Musns, diapers, sat.incus, sc.
For sale by
ma B. Ct DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. co.
ILLlMAN'S JOURNAL.--The American Jour.
~ nal of Science and Arts, conducted by Benjamin
Silliman, NJ. -. l.. l. ID
forms-Six dollars year for two volumes, pub.
lished in quarterly numbers; payment in advance for
one volume At a time. Complete sets furnished al
short notice, and subscriptions received by
COLLINS g. co, Agent
ma For the Work
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-09

A FEW Quilts OF very superior quality and not
IA high priced, received at NASH S.
o
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-09
TEAS, PORT WINE, &c.

TEAS, PORT WINE, &c.
LANDING; FOR sale,
IN Half pipes French Port wine superior quality
~ 10 hhds fresh St. Cruix sugar
SO reams straw paper
20 half chests imperial teas
l2 boxes gunpowder do
Soal leather
New Orleans rum
Half pint tumblers
ma2z-2t DAVENPORT, ALLEN & Co.
10 the Beau Monde.
OPENING this morning, the following new and
- - beautiful GOODS, received b the packet Fair
few pieces OF entire new style Oriental 'CorriUne
for ladies' evening dresses.
An extensive assortment of fashionable Lace .EIo-
reiias.' 'Fisseufes. and Capes, of new shape
Chinese painted fans
Rich Foulard and chintz prints. Also
Extra wide and fine quillings and footing laccs and
A floss worked bobbhlet aces.
Together with many new and desirable Goods
for sale a. the lowest market prices, at
r H JENKINS
Irish Linen Fancy Dry Good Store, Main q. rect.
NAV 10
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-10-23
DIED,

-
In this town, on Wednesday last Emma
Graves, Daughter or Lew Halle, Esq. a
vea ] year and months.
Al Havana, Csps. Nathaniel Taylor
Smith, son Of the late Mr.. Nathaniel
Smith, of Bristol, aged "a years-master
of the brig Wlliam--a very promising
young man.
At Matanzss, Mr.. Enoch West, form
erly Of this town.
In Somerset, on the 9th inst. Mr.. Allen
Chace, in the ssth year Of his age,
AT Portsmouth,, on Sunday last, Mary
LAwson, relict Of the late Giles Lawton,
m the seth year Of her age, a highly re-
spectacle member of the Society OF
Friends, During her whole life she was
remarkable for industry and cheerfhlness,
and retained her mental faculties, very lit
lie impaired, to the close Of life.
In New London, N. H. Rev. Job Sea-
mems. He was born in Swanzey, Mass.
May "a, l748. Hewas formerly pastor
ofthe Baptist Church in Attleborough-
and removed to New London in 1898, at
which time the Baptist Church was gath
ed, and he was the pastor th ereof so long
a. he was able to preach.
In North Providence, Hon. Daniel Ly-
mar, AN officer ofthe Revolutionary army.
In Pawtuxet, Capt James Whitney, in
the 89th year Of his age.
In Providence, Mr.. Charles Lassels,
in the Goth year Of his age.--Mrs. Amey
Lee, widow ofthe late Mr.. Charles Lee,
aged s6 years.
In Seekonk, on the e4th ult. Laura
Newman, aged "a.
In Worcester, Mass. DR.. Amasa Bra
man, of Milbury. He was observed to
fall from his chaise while riding in the
street, and was Immediately taken up, but
the vital spark had fed.
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R.ls, for The Behou;or Of Young

Ruls. for the Behou;or Of Young People
-Alvavs wipe your mouth with the Ia
ole cloth, for that must be soiled Il al =
vents, and will save your hose nsPA"s'
or vour own handkerchief.
Always observe the Abyss'n;an cus'o"'
never 10 speak nor drink, unless your
Champ VIII ateyer you eat, making ss
much noise Al possible, which will show
YOU relish, and are pleased with what you
are eating.
Always begin to speak before another
h.. fn;shed what he gor she has to say
n Il will serve to show the quickness Of
perception, in being able to understand
th;nr before it is uttered, and give the
company great opinion Of your good
breeding.
Be sure on leaving room, to turn your
back on the company and If the doo'
be open when you 60 out, be sure te
leave it open, particularly il the weather
be cold. 80. =.
Interlard your conversation with wei
chosen .oaths and fashionable swear
;nr. This, vhen properly managed, DIS
nlsvs vour ;n6efuiiy II is an exceIlen
substituts 16| fsnius, wit, and talents; =
Basides. your WORD is more regarded
when vour Conversations on oath. l
vour .swear beforeshc great profclents II
the art, vary your mode as possible.
Think Of something new, and wisely rec
olIect. with Acres in Sheridan's comedy
that g damas have had their day."
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sol even sttcmpt . defence, and he ys
ordered to recognize in the sum Of $o0oo
for his appearance before the Supreme Ju-
dicial Court ut Cambridge on Tuesday
the 18th ofOct. inso.-and was committed
20 prison. -, J.
Il il perhaps not kaown to all, that his
offence is capital one, the only punish
ment Cor which by our laws 10 death.-lLo
well Journal. =. ~
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s.;l.d o5eundsy ~, slsop Biige-|
wofev. Msson,, for Albany. Passengers,
RE-. NJ. Esste rbrooks, mr.. Thomas G.
Child, and mr.. Daniel w. Barnaby and
family. ~ "
Arr At Bristol, ON Saturday, sloop E
clipse, Gladding, from Charleston via
Providence. ia ~
= 20th arr sloop Hard Times, Lindsey,
r. New York, with provisions, flour, sc.
w. III. D'Wolf, and others. e
Sailed, sloops Catherine, Harding, and
Sally, Pearce, New York.
Mary, Westcott, Albany.
Schr James Munro, Hall, Bangor.
Cid at New York, 10th, brig Craw-
ford, Luther, Of this port, for New Or
leans. Up at do Premium, Brayton, for
do.
Arrived ut Woods Hole, 18th inst.
ship Pocahontas, Swift, from the Pacific
Ocean, and last from Payta, with 1900
bbls oil. The following vessels had arriv-
ed at Payta. April 90, Reaper, Coffin,
no oil-92d, Atlantic, Fisher, 100 bbls;--
aeth, Victory, Norton, 430.s May 3D.
Hesper, Brown, I450; Frances-Henrletta
Russell, 23O-i3th, Susan,. Swain, TO
3lst, Isaac Rowland, Austin, 1000; Re.
becca-Sims, e6th May, 100; her chic
officer, mr. Colemon, killed by whale
same date, Mercury, Albert, 1900; Equa-
tor, 900, May lst. The three last men,
toned vessels are supposed to have beer
reported by the Isaac Rowland, and not tt
have arrived at Payta. June 8, Foster
CLARK, 7O-l2th, Abigail, Clark, 1900
Left at Payta, June l2, Ulysses, myers
for Guayaquil; Franklin, supposed full
went in as the p: came out. 18th, OF
Payta. head, spoke the. John Adams
Cathcart, 45O; rel ported the Swift, OF MAJ
tucket, $500. April 29th, spoke Uncas
Bunker, 1900. !.
AT Edgartown, 18th inst. ship Consti
tuition, Coffin, from the Pacific Ocean
with cargo Of oil. Lefset Coquimbo
! June 18th, ship Cortez, cfNew Bedford
with 265O bbls wanted one whale, woul'
stop until July l2. Two men died OF
board the Constitution on. the 18th, ant
four others are now sick ofthe scurvey.
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GUARDLa.N'S NOTICE.

UOS1h D1S1sV ~ vVVIIOE.
HNHE subscriber hereby gives pub
- lie notice that he has been appoint
ed by the Hon. Court of Probate Of ihe
town of Warren, Guardian Of the per.
son and estate Of Elisabeth II. Saunders
daughter of the late Mr.. George Saun
ders, of Philadelphia, in the State Of Penn
sylvania, minor, under the age Of Il
years, and has given bonds according td
law He hereby calls upon all persons
having demands against said Elizabeth
to exhibit the same to him within six
months from the date hereof, and those
indebted to make immediate payment.
HAIL COLLINS, Guardiun.
Oct QQthsaS
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MARINE INrELELfGNCE.
PORT OF WARREJ

PORT or WARREN.
ARRIVED SINCE OUR LAST.
=, Sloop Hannah & Nancy, Turner, from
slooP Mount Moriah, Martin r. Provi-
Sloop Eliza, Ingraham, nr do.
Arr on Saturday, brig Brothers, Cole,
RON Matanzas, with molssses to Joseph
Adams, of Providence. VesseIs lefl be-
fore reported. "a
sloop Venus, Child, nom New York.
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Tnsnlsg;v;ng- Governor Tomilson
has appointed Thursday, the soth OF No
vsmber TO be observed A. q day Of Thanks
g;v;mg and Proysr.
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Az The General Assembly Of this
State, will meet in Providence, on Tues
day next.
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MARRIED,
In Bristol, ON Monday evening last, sy
the Rev. Mr.. Lewis, Mr.. George H. Rey
noids to Miss Mary Usher, daughter Of
Capt. James Usher, Cd, all Of Bristol.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-07-22

nUBLIC SALE-Will be sold, at public
lei auction, at the late residence of Abra-
ham Marlatt, on the road leading from Mar
tinsburg 20 the Falling Waters. on Tuesday,
the nth Of august nert, Cows, Sheep, mum
Der Of stock Hogs; also, that elegant stud
horse, Young Bloomfield; Household and
Kitchen Furniture, such as Beds, Bedding,
Tables, Chairs, Drawers, Bureaus, Pots, O.
vens, Sc. quantity of excellent bacon, a
new Cart, Water Car, Wheelbanow, Ploughs;
set of HOUSE LOGS, together with We
~ large variety of articles not necessary to
mention; also, some Bar Furniture, with
perhaps a small quantity of Liquors. Sly
moths credit win be given the purchaser OF
all sums over five dollars, by giving bont
with approved security.
| JACOB MYERS, Curator.
July 90, 1880.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-07-22

VIRGINIA, TO W.T.:
In the Superior Court Of Chaneery holdcn
at Winchester, the 27th day Of April, 1850.
Darid II. Thompson, PIAIsrIrr.
AGAINST,
John W Chary, Jr. administrator If Ben;an;n,
> s4bsll, deceased. aad the heirs Of said dee.
, DEFRNpANrs.
Philip Ln,rsnson. Plaintiff, against the same.
,. Lcfendants
William Kresen, Plaintiff, against the same.
Defendants.
EINOR reasons Appearing TO the Court il 10
II ordered that these causes be consolidated:
and thereupon came on TO he heard this nth
day OF April, 1880, on the bills, the an
sWers OF John MCleary, the administrator.
and oil the infant defendants by their guardian.
ad htom, and exhibits, and ii appearing to
the satisfaction Of the Court that the other
defendants have been served with the sub.
pGna more than four months, and they not
answering. the Bills are taken us comics sed a.
galnst them,-and the Court doth further adj
Judge, order and decree that master COM
missioner oil tins Court do settle, state and
report the administration account of said de-
Iendant. John MCleary, administrator OF
Benjamin ). Abel ,shewing,vha amount ufas.
sets have come to his hands as atlniuistra-
tor--how appiied--what amount remains In.
his hands unadminlstered--an what amount
OF assets administered, have been applied ton
the payment OF the debts of his intestate due
by speciality binding his heirs; and also that
the said commissioner do take an account or
all the outstanding debts of his ntestate, due
by the said Abel, and Of what dignity,-anl
also an account of the value of the real estatc
left by the said Benjamin s. Abel within ths
jurisdiction OF this Court, and its annual val
ne, stating all such matters specially deemed
pertinent by himself, or which shall be requi-
red by either of the parties to be specially
stated, and make report thereof to the Court
III order to final decree.
A copy.-Teste,
DAM LEE n r.
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Total.
MARRIED.

On the 18th ult MIR. Washington Gold, TO
Miss June .neKo,cn, daughter OF Dir. Samuel
McKown, oil of dis county.
On Tuesday the 18th inst by the Rev MIR.
Jackson. W,ilia,a Lucas, Esq attorney at
law, OF Shepberstown, to Miss pngtnia II.
Bedinger, daughter OF the late Daniel Bedln
ger, Esq. Of Jefferson county.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-07-22

NyOTICE.-The subscriber hereby inform
lN his customers and the public generally
that he has his Carding Machines ia goed or
der for CARDING WOOL, at the usual
price of 6I cents per pound
He has on hand SCOTCH and NE.NE-
TIAN CARPETINGS, and COUNTER
PANES: all of which hs viii <cn issv>
Tia would respectfully ipsosnl that portion
of his customers whose accounts, are san an
settled, that he il very much ia wait OF me-
ney. and would thaIGk them for a speedy $ :
Element, e. u. lONdAIA.
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John BartlettS'John Laublnger,
July %, 1880.

John Bartlett8John Laubinger,
FEyAKE NOTICE, That on Saturday, the
a I4th day of August next, al the house Of
Andrew Smith, near Bushyille, Richland
township, Fairfield county, Ohio, | viii take
the dispositions OF Andres Smith, John Ruth
erford, Elizabeth Rutherford, Archibald
Rutherford and others, TO be read as evidence
in suit depending in the Superior Court Of
Chaneery for the Winchester District, m
which you are defendants, and |, as the al
ministrator of Barbara KeaIns, am complain
ant. GEORGE RUTHERFORD.
July IL, 1850
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To he frienis e The Coloaisafin s,cieiy.
FEsHOMAS G. LANE & Co. have rccoiv-
a ed a hand, some assortment of Faaoy .qr-
tieles, manufactured by Ladies OF jefferson
coung, for sale, for the benefit of the Colo
nization Society, consisting, in part, Of the
following:
Dresses for Infants,
Fashionable Black Silk Cape,
do. Swiss Muslin do.
Silk Braid Watch Guards.
Persons wishing any Of the above articles.
Will do well TO call and examine them, as
they are made in the most fashionable and
durable manner, and viii be sold on reasona-
bic terms.
Sbepherdstown, July %, 1880.
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a TrEND TO fHlS!-Ihe subscribers
"a would respectfully inform the Farmers
of Berkeley and jefferson counties, that their
MILL, on 0pequan creek, is in first rate or
der for the reception Of all kinds Of Grain.
That they win give q barrel Of Superfine
flour for every 300lbs. of Wheat, and stand
inspection in any OF the markets efBaltimore,
Georgetown, Alexandria, Philadelphia, or
New York.
g7-As usual, the highest price paid an Cash,
for all Wheat offered for sale.
HENRY WELSHHANS,
JESSE WRIGHT.
July 90, 1880
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DAN'L. LEE, G. c.

The parties interested in the above suits =
viii please to take notice, thaton Thursday
The Jth day of August next. will attend al
the Clerks Office in hiartinsburg, for the
purpose OF entering on the duties prescribed
by the above order. where they will attend
with their necessary proofs and vouchers, and
all persons having claims against the said
Beujanin 5. Abel, deed. will present them
on on before that day, properly authenticated.
SEAMANS 1GARARD, Ala Com.
July is, 1880.
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in the habit of visiting tho
" Bath House, near Mr.. Stephens mill
will please TO observe, that Mondays, We'd
pesdays and Friday, are set apart Tor the La
dies 1t is TO be hoped that no Gentleman
will enter the Grove on either Of those days.
Martins burg, July -.
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The Countrywide following short para
graph includes more good practical advice
than many volume Of sermons:
From the American Farmer. Of Juiy 10.
From all quarters Of the county we have
accounts of abundant harvestS of wheat, and
that the quality is very superior. The wealth
er in our immediate neishborhood is mostia
yorablc for corn, as far as hot sun and fire.
ouent showers can ensure good crop. Far
ners who are our of debt, may keep 40 by
observing wholesome economy and sinpltci
~ in their household and mode of living, but
estates are rapidly crumblins to pieces, and
falling into poverty by frequent legal and vol
uutarv divisions Those whose methers rode
in carriages must ride on horseback, and the
daughters Of those who ride on horseback
win have to walk. This general progress of
things may be retarded By restricting our la
Dor and manure to smaller spaces, and by
great economy and great saving, by gtr:ag
a,cn,, old horses, if YOU can find any body
fooIs enough TO take them, and substituting
oxen ard mules tor young ones, as fast as
possible; by driving Idle sons from theparen-
tal roof, as the hen does her chickens, when
they can provide for themselves; in short, by
keeping no dead capital, and feeding no idle
mouths, and by It garding as the inst object
Of ambition 10 be-out of debt--with clean
conscience and clean shirt.
While the frigatc United States was lying
| in tie harbor of Norfolk, some time anterior
to The declaration of war in 1912, little boy
in petticoats was in the habit OF accompanying
his mother, poor woman who frequently
visited to wash for some OF the crew. The
lad, whose name was John kreamer, soon
became lavsrite with the sailors, and i
was determined by them, if his mother woulC
consent, to adopt him as one Of their mum
Der. He came on board, and recommended
himself by his activity and shrewdness to tn
favor Of every ens. MaE was sUbse9aegtl
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BlIZES


also wish TO purchase l0,0o0lbs OF WooL
in the fleece. washed or unwashed, for which
will give the highest market prices ia CAsH,
or barter any of the above Goods at very
reduced prices.
JESSE MYERS,
Carpet and Oil Cloth Hare House,
No. 40, .Narkst-St. Baltimore.
July ~, IS30.--6w.
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NJOTICE.-Thes subscriber having suffer
~ ed erableinconvsnience and dam
age from boys going into his dam Swimming
and Fishing, has determined to prosecute any
ard every person oficndioy ia that way. Pa
rents are requested 10 keep their children and
servants away hencelorward
G.. g. CONRADT.
July % 1880.
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1yDoteeale au0 1setatl
CARPET AND FLOOR OIL CLOTH
WARE HOUSE,
No. $40, Baltimore
JESS e MYERS


Has this day received by the latest arrival
from England, splendid assortment of eve
ry description Of CARPETINGS, viz:
brussels. Hilton, Figured, Plain and Striped
enefiaa, kiddermiaster, Scotch and Ingram
CDPetuags.
UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS.
Also, 90 cases of very superior U.uBREL-
Las ard P.dR.7S0LS, finished in thu very
latest style Part OF the above are Ivory
handles and tipped.
.H.4TTLNG
Aud, received this day, an excellent as
sortnrent OF Floor Mating Of the following
widths, 2. 5.5. 81, "A, 5 IA, and GA
WINDOW BLINDS.
A very extensive assortment of Wihdo,c
Blinds, of the following kinds, viz: Superfine
India, Transparent Painted. Green Patent.
and Fine India, of various widths.
TABLE COVERS.
Has also on hand, which has lately been
received, very superior lot of Piano. Table
and Stand Covers, with few dozen Damask
Doliles
DOOR .M.aTTS.
the following kinds of doom MATrs, viz.
A~@Ss lump ShSep Dhil, l. uitSu o. aidniila.
HEARTH RUGS.
Together with complete and very handsome
selec ton of Hearth Rugs, VIZ: Imperial, 'ruft
ed, Wilton, and Brussels, Of the very latest
style and patterns.
B.lIzES.
Also, BAIzEs of all colours, pain and fix
ured of the following widths, Sd, Cd, IA.
and 81 wide.
And continues 10 keep constantly on hand,
WORSIED T.4R.N' OF all colours. Carpet
Bindings, Green Cord, Floor aud Table oil
Cloths, Carpet Chain, Domestic Carpetipgs,
Fringes suitable for Rugs, Foot Stools, 81.
with every other article appertaining to his
business, which he viii dispose off on &C.
communicating FERNS
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ESASTn CASH. The highest riiees i,
" CASH. will be given ior lew hAth
YOUNG NEGROES. Application to be
made at the Globe Tavern, AIartinsbLrg.
July -. Is3e-em.
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FHNO FARMERS.--1he subscriber embra-
A ees the present opportunity of informing
the Farmers Of Berkeley and Jefferson eoun.
nes, that bis MILL being in complete order
for the reception of WHEAT, and hayin,-
employed first rate Miller, has determined
HIM to occupy the same himself; he will en-
gage to grind all Wheat that may be brought
to his Mill separately, and give Farmers ono
barrel oil superiine flour for every so0lbs. Of
good msrehantable Wheat, and that he will
stand the inspection of the same IN the Bali.
more, Georgetown, or Alexandra markets
6V-ile will, at all times, pay the very hish.
est price in CASH for Wheat offered for ssJs
JOSIAH FLAG6.