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| dnii NasouS The ludlcrous folly Of these
fanatical crusaders against windmill, we are
glad to say, has not reached the borders of the
Old DomInion-and we hope there is too much
good sense among US ever 10 permit Ito do So
In this sentiment, we have no interest beyond
that OF checking the march Of a feeling grow.
| lng out Of ignorance and superstition, and
which, while h poisons the !" sweet charities of
! life" and opens wide the suces OF discard and
strife, IS perverted by designing demagogues
TO The accomplishment Of some political pur.
pose, perhaps their own advancemt MT TO office
which were olherwseIsnauainable We are not
MasOns ourselves, and we never expect TO be-
We know nothing Of the Institution, except thai
while we have reason TO believe that ils bounty
has mi unrequently led aud clothed the starv.
ing aud naked widow and orphan. But, we
did not commence this paragraph with view
TO dcscant on the merits OF dement's OF the Ia
sttution itself We designed only to notice Il
recent occurrence in Boston, and the deuoue-
mcnt TO winch it led, in order 10 laugh at one Of
the " gorgens" which have been conjured up
to prove that it lsa dangerous association -
The Rev Moses Thatcher, "a seeding Nlason)
disclosed to his Church, on the Sabbath, as a
fact, that " the Masonic Institution have in
Boston private Armory, in which ace depos-
tied swords, dirks, guns, pistols, &c. sufficient
4 = Il An ba
OF The Rev Gentleman led to the impression
that they were depos tied there for " Httsshier.
Gus purposes. He gave up Mr.. Odlorne as
his authority, who, being called on replied
thai he had informed MIR. Thaither, that " he
heard n man say, Who vas boarding at the
house where the knight Tempar boarded
who had care of the Irmory, that this Knight
Tempar had invited him to visit the Armory-
that he had accepted the inyitalion-and that
hi. first impression, on entering the room, was
that there were SIDE arms sufficient TO arm a
Thousand mtn MIR. Odioine gave mp MIR.
Paine as his authority, who confirmed the "a
hove statement but added, that his impression
that there we're that nnmber of sle arms, "dld
not proceed from any hing that he sac, but
from an iaea tghich al that moment entered
his hfad. that the.e we're a thousand knght
Ie,nplars in Massachusetts, who deposited
their arms at This pace-that he saw bore,
which he thought might contain arms &c
&c.-On this evidence, three members Of Mr.
Thatcher's church, in company with several
others, went into the knight Tempars' Atmo-
ry, ard fouitt forty three srOrds and Mir.yro four
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administrators Sale
AInil 10

ANTILL be sold on Monday iii. Bird day o.
Wv May neAi, ut The lnte residence oil Pre-
ton. II Gafla0d, dc. 10 the county %, Am
hersi all the personal property oil the decfdrnf
Except the sln,e',) consisting Of valuable
stock Of horses, cows. hogs and sheep, house.
hold and kitchen furniture. plantation uensila
quantity of good family bacon, corn. rye.
oats, fodder. Nc The sale will be continued
from day 10 day un,l completed. Attic same
time and place the slaves III The deceased wi.
be hired ior tho balance oi tho year. --fe'ms-
- months ctedil--bond with approved ~
curly will he required Of the purchase
and hireTE.
BENJAMIN TALIAFEW0.
Sheriff OF the couniv oil Aol
hers aud as such anIf'n
niraIor OF Preston II
Garland. dec.
April - tbs
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sp0hioajlS, which ware all ihe arms that hal
beea kept there. Thus has Patson Tha,eh
ef's iiso thousand sidad Of arm, dwnded down
10 fsio Old rusty atori5 aud pieces Of gR
copper" II completely reverses Falstad's
mode oftelling the story Of hi, wonderful ex-
plot on iad's Hill, when he knew the - True
Prince" by Instinct. Ills two assaianH IN
Lincoln Green. swclled 10 about twenty men
in bucsram before he had completed the uar'
ration OF his battle but here thousands OWN.
died down almost In a unit Ofa piece with
tins are the thousand aud one other raw head
and bloody bone stories. which ornament the
classic pages oil our Anti Masonic Journals.
600
u Tho editor OF the \ \. Courier attributes
TO us the authorship Of silly paragraph IN
praise Of MIR Webste,s speech, which we did
not write. and then asks Us 20 explain iis mean
ing. The trnh is we copied IL irum Norfolk
paper, ridiculed it, and asked the Norfolk ednor
TO explain which, by the way, he did, though
his explanation was greater puzzle than tho
paragraph itself As Lieut. Editor Webb. OF
the Courier, affects 10 set high value on the
reputation which he acquired as follower of
Mars We hope he will not larnish i, IN his new
vocation by many misrepresentation SO wiltul
as that we have noticed.
Connecticut Etsctions = The election foi Go.
vernon. Lieutenant Governor, &c. has just taken
Il : - =
every where defeated, except III HARTFORD
renowned the city, III which the celebrated
Convention met during the last war, TO plot the
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Of the Union. There the Jack
son ticket succeeded. L. would have been re
| markable had il not done 30 birds OF Tea
lher flock together
| G. Tie Northern Mail failed 10 reach us on
Monday evening, being obstructed by high wa,
tiers beyond Charlottesville, by which we were
thrown all aback in the way of news. As soon
as the waters had sufficiently subsidized, bowev-
| er, the interchangeable contractor forwarded the
mail on horseback, aud II reached here IN time
TO enable us to cop, from the papers quantity
of late and Interesting foreign news. II Is II
matter OF grea, importance that bridges should
be erected over those water courses between
Lynchburg aud Washington. which are liable
TO be rendered impossible by heavy rams aud
we hope that the subject will be earnestly pres
Sed upon those who have The c0rtrol OF IL,
s4@@sa4.s
| 4 , We learn, from the last Fncsstle paper
that Samuel d. Spencer, the man who was AZ
rested recently in lhat place, on suspicion OF
being a counterfeifer, has been examined be
| fore n called Court, and reminded to Inil fol
| further trial The same paper adds, that war
rants have been issued Tor the apprehension OF
others, who are supposed TO be implicated.
! = The last Congressional news is wholly
| destitute Of Importance, which, combined with
want Of room, induces us TO omit our usual nb
stracl Of proceedings. We solicit for that part
of Mr.. Clayton Speech which we publish TO.
day general perusal.
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Assumes the God,
AnrcIs 10 nod,
" And seems TO shake the spheres ~

+" From the age Of sixteen, (he says,) until
lie became connected with the press, he fol
lowed the profession of arms, aud holds the re-
puta'ion thus acquired most valuable" &c
&c. with many other hourishcs of the mingled
sublime and egotisical all OF which leads the
Lieutenant TO the belligeren conclusion, that
" whsn an opportunity offers" he shall innict
upon the hide and bones OF the beef
General" of Missouri, Severe, but merited per
sonal chasiisement" The Lieutenant should
Iecollect that tiUO can play a, this game and
if rumour bclie not Daft, he is not backward
in engaging in it when he is assailed, although
he Processes TO be a recipient OF the meek and
peaceable spirit OF the Gospel Dun replies
10 the Lieutenant with something OF Spartan
nconsm aud contempt, As 10 the thrent OF
personal chastsement, (ssys he) viii thuk Of
that hereafter And so matters rested, at the
last dates, between these struggling competitors
for the hrgh honor OF being considered leaders
of The Republican party
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STRAYED

HNilE subscriber wishes 10 employ sgopd
n. MILLER 10 keep country mil A ~
gro would be preferred thai could come wei
recommended for his honesty aud sobrieiy.
JESSE BECk.
April 10. II
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+" Beta Eorridq Beta The nol,icaI
controversy between those tsads aud leaders
oi The eew tangled Republican party, the Ed
tors Of the Washington Telegraph aud Of the
\. Y. Enquirer and Courier, is about 10 end in
personal alteration. No groa, loss will be
sustained, il General Green and Lieutenant
Webb should follow the immortal example Of
the Kilkenny cats, anI battle il with each other
until not hair oi either oil their tails shall be
leit on the field of battle. Ii seems that Editor
Webb, Of the Courier, was a Lieutenant in tn.
l. :. Army number Of years, which Office he
resigned no, very long ago, preferring the grey
goose q'ill 10 the gfn'erng sword, The r.sig-
nation DuGalIri1uIed to prudential motives ON
tile part Of The Lieurenant--inasmuch. saws he.
as, although i, may save appearances ON the
files OF the Department, resignation is some
times bat one remove from crD,tIrion." This
insinuaiOa the Lieutenant repels with becoming
spirit
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-15

By John A. Robst's Henry Clay a dis.
dnsnished Staiesmsu our eouniTy's bride.
whose services entilir him In the highest pin
"'ele ot honor to watch the power OF irecmen
Gaa elevate lin.
By J. \. Robettson. The present NATIONAL
Administration they promised retrcnchment,
economy aud reform they garc us decreased
expenditure, extravaganza and abortion -
Ihfif own lips plead guiliy-lher own mouths
condemn
BY John &. Smith, of Princcs. Anne. The
members 81 the I'D Congress: may they he
men "hohave al least virtue and talents enoue b
10 eonstrue an election law.
BY an absent friend The new polnical
broom at Washington. that s@e eps out of the
state rooms all but The dust
by Df John Hodges. Hill and Kendall .
they pressed themselves into Office may they
soon be pressed sut---Ihrir accounts will be
audited at the great day Of reckoning.
BY John Harrell, Of Nansemnnd Henry
Clay too honest To he loved or admired by the
hIrellns supporters ola corrupt combination /;
TOO much OF patriot and statesman TO b. long
suffered by The American people 10 remain u
private citizen.
ByJ l. West. The lenky tub of the present
Administration. MAY il be stopped with Car
by an absent trend. Henry Clay, the ia
ther OF The American system-lhe Missouri
mediator Like the sturdy oak of his own
western forests, he stands nnscathcd, amidst
The thunderings and lghu,nss oil the political
elements.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-15

4 nsla,e some3chere Mr.. WicklifIs, who
i the putativc father of most of the schemes OF
Re,renchment which have been introduced
tato Congress during the present session, as
serls, in Il Short note 10 the Washington Tele-
erann, and The statement is copied by the
Richmond EaquIrcr, with great exnltat0n, thar
the expenditures al the first year Of General
Jackson's administration were only S2501o,-
9l7 80 This, he ASSETS on the authority OF
public documents, which he Ca0s are IN his pos.
session , but with regard 10 The character OF
which he does not ccndcscend to give the pub,
tic any information. Ihi, statement of M.
WicklilTe was evidently made 10 Connieract the
eilec, Of that made few days previously by
his colleague, Mr.. Chiffon, showing most c on
of this reforming and retreuChing adminisra-
tiou have exceeded, by more than two millions
of dollars, those of the CORES pondlng year OF
MIR. Adams's administration, Now, what are
the factss There is only one public document
which can give as the true statement oil the a.
mount of expenditures aad ilthose IN The pos.
session of Mr.. WickliHe, coolllct with this,
they are false and erroneous, either by acct
den, or design. The document 10 which we
sudc is the Annual Report OF the Secretary
OF the Treasury. And in that Document, IT Is
assert, that the expenditures of the year 1929,
arc 500, 16f595 lO-msking a difference oil
81 ,092, 81 90 between Mr. Wickliife' volun.
lary statement and The truth : The Jackson
patty got into Office by iabricatIng and retera
ting falsehoods And it seems they are de-
termiued to retain their grasp on the loaves and
fishes by sticking TO the same weapon h"on'
however, ii is said, is second nature; aud they
arc entitled to urge this excuse in palIia'ion
of their conduct.
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uJ'Mr. Doddrdge has replied 10 MIR. Cookies
Incorporate assault upon hl' feelings and re
puia'i5n: and in our estimation, has as deci.
dedly the advantage in Brgumen, as he has in
decency. MIR. Cooke cannot help smarting
under ,t-Mr. Doddridge thinks that divi.
sion If the State will follow the adoption Of the
Amended Constitution, as necessary conSe-
qoeoce. He says the Western people ought
not, aud will moi, longer submit TO be ruled
by minority government. We hope other
wise; though il is impossible 10 conjecture
the result. Their feelings are evidently highly
excited, and there is no telling the length "a
which they may be carried; though we shall
continue 10 hope that they will not proceed tc
such a rash aud desperate extremity with
out making another effort 10 obtain their G
quail and just weight III the government of the
State.
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u The last Congressional news is wholly
destitute Of Importance, which, combined will,
want Of room, induces to omit our usual nb
stracI Of proceedings SOLICIT for that part
of Mr.. Clayton Speech which we publish to
day general perusal.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-11-18

A n adjourned Meeting Of the Osersecrs
IA of the Poor OF Berkeley county, viii be
held at the Iayern OF John AicClesry. jr. in
Martinsburg, on Monday the 9th OF Dceem-
bes next; all persons having unsettled bust
ness with the present board, are requested TO
attend. SEAMANS GARARD, Oh.
Nov. 10, 1880.
g. n. u. The Committee appointed TO
close all unsettled accounts with Sherifis,
viii attend in the Clerks Office for that pur
pose, on the lst. cd, Sd and 4th days of De
cember. SheIids who fail to attend to this
notice viii be proceeded against according
to la W.
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A CARD.
J. e. W. ". Riddle.

Er ESPECTFULLY inform the Ladies
E6 generally, that they have just opened a
large stock OF FASHIONABLE FILL
GOODS, such as, Black and Changea able
Gro de Naples, Gre de Indies, Changeable
Poplins, Pongees, Black Italian Lutcstrings,
Black Satin L~eyantine, Black < colored Nan
kin Grapes, Black & colored Merino Cloths &
Circassians, Superiine and common Calicoes,
Long & Square Meriuo, Circassian & Prus
sian Shawls, Plain & Figured Barrage, Pop
lin Merino, Palmarine s silk dress iiandk'fs.
Black and w hite Bohhinett Wells, Bobbinett
Laces, Plain Bobbinetis, Super Swiss Mus
l.ns, DUNSTABLE BONNEIS, a gen
eral assortment of Ribands and Bellings,
Gloves & Mitts, Black s White Silk Hose,
Black Worsted Hose, Double and Single
Sole Lasting & Seal Skin Shoes. SIC. sc;
all which they will sell very cheap, and re
srecilully invite them TO call and examine
their assortment. Nov IL.
NNN
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AN ELEGT
THR DEATH or

Miss ANN BRYERLY, uho died, Oct. 1880.
With mingled passions, both ofgrief and ioy
Eleg,ac notes may now my pen employ,
10 trace the path our friend and sister trod,
Which leads from earth and brings the soul
TO God.
Ann, IN the blooming days of youth.
Read, ebeyed, and lsytS the I;sxpcl Tr,.h.
And as she grew in knowledge, grew in grace.
Her person fair, by virtue fairer made.
Adornd with beauties that viii never fade:
VAN graceful case she moy'd thro' a world
of strife;
With calm resignation bore the ills of life.
Nor nc aniicten move her constant mind,
But every virtue from its dross refined:
Though many days she lay beneath its red
She how'd submissive TO the win Of God.
When death appeared, to close the msrtal
scene,
She heard the summons with a mind serene
And did with JOY her mortal life resign,
In hope OF life, immortal and divine.
Durkespiue. G..
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n -
GRAFT 4 HACER.

"" "Fu tOHINlsSslOM .HercHanfs.
CORNER OF MARKET AND pAc. sr..rrs
49, Baliimore,
gro leave TO inform their friends and n.
AS pubic, that they are now prepared %
receive I lour, with every description of pro.
auee, which they viii self at a moderate corn.
mission, or purchase at the highest marke,
price,. They have a large and c-ommodiou,
ware house, witt every convenience for wa
CONS and will give prompt a.tcntion to All
"no may favor them with their custom
,hey WI have at all times on hand, Plaster,
fish' Sat, sc. at the lowest prices Ihey
WIZ also receive orders for the purchase u
every description OF Merchandise this mar.
kes VIII afford, at a moderate commission.
Nov II, 1880.
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&oiICE-Ai those having CLAIMS :
Az gainst the estate Of Eiiaa Elliott de-
are respectfully requested 10 bring the same
Forward, properly authenticated for ss,,le-
n'eni; and ~thoscindebted are notified 10 n,sL.
immediate payment, as no Indulgence ear ~
wlh % gwen. My agent, Thos' Powell viii
at'eGd generally, at bis residence. hr,'v"aa
uae Falling Waters and Williams Port. rar
Tue purpose of transactin. business ~
tiRLlNDA ELLIOTT, .4dm,,r
Nov. IL. ISSO-af
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'FAKE NoTTcE-An those who ..o.u.

FVAKE N0TTCE-An those who h.e.r..
= purchasers at the sale Of the personal
property Of JacoB kEkskcxER, decd. arc
Inclined hat the same have been due e.,
some time, aud That immediate navne,t =
required from ALL, as no further indulvcnc.
can or VIII be given those having ela,ms
against said estate, win please bring them
forward properly authenticated for payment.
as 1t IS the wish Of The undersigned 10 hriag
the settlement of the same to a close.
JOHN kISlNGER, Adm'r.
Nov. III, 1880.
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A SROsS RO.7D K3CEy. BcrEeLeg 7o,,,,'

a = n 80.
d SHOsS RO1D K3CES, Berkeley Cona-
" ~, IA -Nill he run for, over 4 hand
some course near this place, agreeable 20 the
ro'cs OF racing, free only for the saddle hors.
9. Of BERKELEY ana Jefferson counties. on
Dedaesaay The cath OF November inst 4
purse OF THIRTY DOLLARS, two rounds
and repeat, carrying weight agreeable 10 the
rules OF raeing;; on l thursday the 25th, a purse
o. ! II, DOLLARS, one round and repeat,
nee as above. the winning horse the preced.
ing day excepted, and on Friday the the a6th.
q purse OF FIFTEEN DOLLARS, one
round, three best out OF five heats, free as a.
bove, the winning horses of the two proceed.
ing Gays excepted Good Judges will be APP
pointed and every thing conducted IN d man.
ner calculated to give satisfaction.
NOV; ~. THOMAS TABB. Manager.
-Four horses to be entered each day
or no race
eJ-Each horse must be entered The dav
preceding the race or pay doubls entrance
at tue poles.
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NolioE-Ail persons having claims a.
gainst the estate Of Mrs. Eli-aLtih Ia
h'a, deed. will please bring the same far
ward, properly authenticated for settlement,
anu those indebted are notified 10 make in,
mediate payment, as it is the desire OF ths
Undersigned to bring the estate to a speed,
settlement RICHARD BEALL. .5dmy.
Nov. IL, 1890. 1870
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MAkSHAL'S SALE OF VALIJABI. 4
PROPERTY.

EBuRsuaSr to a decrcial order Of the Su-
IL perior Court of Chancery, holden ~
Winchester, rendered on the Sth day of Nav
is29,-John Nc pherson and Others. Pl16s.
against Erasmus CAN'T, Sheriff of Berkeley
county, and as such, Admir- with The viii
annexed, of Edward o. Williams, dec. and
heirs of said dec. Defts.-I shall expose for
sale. at public auction, to the highest bidder.
on Friday, the 10TH day Of Norensbcr merit.
on The premises, about $50 acres of valuable
Limestone LAND. with improvements there
on, late the property OF Edward o Williams.
dec. lying within the c ,unty Of Berkeley, and
a adjoining the lands OF Richard Clagetts heirs,
Terms OF Sale: Six hundred dollars viii
be required in hand. and the balance in sir.
twelve, and eighteen months from the da, of
sale IN equal instruments. Bond with gooJ
personal security, and a trust deed on the
premises sold, will be reqaircd of the purchas-
ser to accure the deferred payments. Sale 10
about the hour Of II O'Clock, Al. M.
NAIH'I. SEWERS, ID. VI. w. e. u.
October IA. 1880.
eT-P. >, II is understood that Mrs. VII
liams, the widow OF l.. O Williams, has 70.
lingnishel her claim to the property II will.
therefore,, be sold clear Of incumberance.
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We hayc seen an ing~eniously constructed
artificial palate ard roof for the mouth, made
By A. G. Castle, Surgeon Dentist, $50 Broad
way, for a person born with a double hair
lip, and destitute Of those organs. II is SO
contr:yed as TO answer the purpose Of a ma
tural palate and ROOF of The mouth IN enabling
.him 10 cat and speak with an accurate attic
'ulauon-N K. Post.
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II

On Tuesday lasi, by the Rev. Mr.. Brown,
Mr.. John .uehotcn, to Miss EIoisa Demoss,
all Of this county.
On Thursday evening the 4th inst. at the
residence OF John Jollifie, Esq. of Frederick
county, by the reverend Septimus fusion,
nobert Horfhaagfon, Esq OF Charlestown, TO
Miss Cathariac, daughter of the late Col. Me-
edith Helm, of Frederick county.
DIED,
On Friday the 9Th instant. Miss Elisabeth
Hooper. daughter Of Mr.. Jacob Hooper OF
this place.
On Thursday last, Mr.. Joshua Curtis, Of
this county,
On Saturday last, Mr. George Spsro, of
this county.
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died.
Cn.pnrtncrshin-

EOHN III ORNDORFF having taken his
es Brother WILLIAM ORND0RFF into
partnership, the business, viii hereafter, be
conducted under the firm Of ORNDORFF s.
Go. at the north east corner Of .Ainraei and
Paca streets, Bill TLd0RE-where they
are prepared to receive on consignment. or
purchase for Cash atliberal prices, all kinds OF
&@YTTTTY PE0TTTGw
And solicit their friends and customers, TO
favor them with a call. They have on hand.
aud offer for sale,
5000 BUSH. LIVERPOOL G. A. SALT,
800 SACKS do. DO do.
geo do. DO. FINE do.
Large Size,
700 Taas PLASTER,
1000 BITS. GROUND do. isT QUALITY,
eco Bus. GLOW ERSEED, do.
75 Do. TIMOTHY, DO.
30 BAGS STRosG RIO COFFEE;
Together with a constant supply Of
.BoLssscs, Fish. oil, Tar, Sc. SC. Sc.
All Of which will be sold on accommodating
terms by ORNDORFF & Co.
Baltimore, Nov. 10. ls30-6w.
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EGTE have just received a further supply az
w the above Iron. Also On hand, Eng
hsh polished Boxes, Crowley. Shear and
Cast Steel. English and American Rlistesd
Steel, sheet Il on. Hoop iron. and Eaelisk
Round Iron. For sale by
Nov IlCGNIRE s HOyn
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RACHEL. STEINER

NOTIcE-An persons indebted 10 ID.
Az estate OF Richard Hy,mrly, deed are
requested TO make immediate payment. as
longer indulgence cannot be given, and those
kasinE claims against said estate. viii bring
them forward, properly authenticated for set
dement, THOMAS BRYARLY,
ROBERT BRYARLY.
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WYE have received a further supply OF
Wv CARPENTER TOOLS, consisting
Of Smoothing planes; Jack Planes, Fore
Plates and Jointcrs, Beed& Moulding Planes,
Moosing ploushs, Sash and Rabit Planes,
Hand Saws, Tenant and Whip Saws, single
and double Plane Bits, Socket, Mortice and
Pairing Chissels. Turner'S Gougcs and CHS
seis, Steel Blade Squares, Spoke Siiares,
Drawing Knives, SC &c.-Fur sale hy
Nov. rs. HOGMiRE u BOYD.