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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-16
Farther supplies of Books, &c.

'EHE Northern Traveller, and Northern Tour.
with the routes TO the Springs, Niagara, and
Quebec, and the Coal Mines fPcnnsylvania: also the
Tour of New England----Thirty two engravihgs---
Fourth edition, revised and extended.
Aenophon's Expedition of Cyrus. with English
notes, prepared for the of schools and colleges
with life of the author; by Charles Dexter Cleve-
land, Professor OF Languages in Dickinson College.
Maccullock on remittent and intermittent diseases,
including gencricay marsh fever ard neuralgia; COM
prising under the former, various anomalies obscu-
rifles, and consequences and under a new systematic
view or the latter treating of tic douloureux sciati-
ca ophthuna, toothache, palsy, aud many
other modes and consequences of this generic dis
ease.
Winners Episcopal Manuel, being intended as a
summary explanation ofthe doctrine, discipline and
worship of the Episcopal Church, etc. etc etc.
Third edition.
Moore's life of Lord Byron.
Ieiham' or the adventures of gentleman.
P PSec Disownea by the same Author.
!-awrie Todd, or the settlers in the woods-by
John Gall, Esq.
Floras DictIonarY-by a lady
Register OF officers and agents. civil, military and
naval, IN the service of the United States, 1880.
Memoirs of the Rev. Matthew Henry. bv ]. b.
Williams, Esq =. S. A.
Aids to reflection, by S. T. Coleridge with pre-
.'miEs'y essay, notes, and illustrations by James
Marsh.
Foscarini, or .he parircian of Venice.
Life ofthe Rev EaS"ri Payron, D. D. late Rec
tor of the second church in PoItia-d-
BIckersteth's Christian Uearer, desIgne.! 10 show
The Importance of hearing the word, and to assist
christians in hearing with profit.
Provincial Letters, containing an exposure of the
reasoning and morals of the Jesuts, by Blaise as
cal, originally published under the name of Louis De
Montalte, translated from the French--to which is
added, avlew Of the History of the Jesuiis and the
late Bull, for the revival ofthe order in Europe &C
received for sale, by
I9..-,s COLLINS e. co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-16

musical Cabinet.
tLASSlCAL Pocket Library for the German
~ Flute, Flageoet, Violin or Oboe-consisting OF
Songs with wordsl and dances
Duets and trios
Scottish airs and songs. as Duets j. tros
Irish airs, rs do do
Welsh airs and songs. do 60
Italian airs, as do do
trench Songs and airs, ms do do
German do do as do do
Marches g. quick steps, as do do
,,I Selected. arranged, and partly composed by J..
Whitaker-l9 numbers received and for sale.
ma 27-ts COLLINS g. co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-16
Just Received from France

Just Received from France,
y EGNAULD'S Pectoral Balsamic Paste The
~ benoiciol effects of this Paste, known a long
time before i: Was made public, and its subsequent
srccess have procr'sd the avo able reception with
which 1t has been honot"d since It's Grst appear
ance.
u - highly beneficial to pcfsU-. afflicted with
catorrhs, colds, consumptions and all dissos of The
lungs.
Ia asthma, either in old or young patients. this
preparation employed IN rather large doses especial
y at night, when going to bed, has frequently Of.
iecied n complete cure, and constantly procured
sleep, and rendered expeCtoration abundant and
easy.
In coughs which accompany and follow measles, in
the wbooping cough it is productive of the most de-
sirabe effect.
1t is also useful to persons who are Obliged to speak
professionally in public
Many Of the public journals, and some of the most
eminent physicians in Paris, have given Reenauld 3
Paste most faterlDg recommendation A constant
supply will be kept by the subscriber at his Book and
Stationery Store, worranted genuine.
ma 20 X. d. SANXAY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-16
TO GARDENERS

10 GARDENERS.
oNDoNS Encyclopedia Of Gardening. a very large and
IL 4 valuable work
The Practical American Gardener exhibiting the time for
Old Gardener. = -
The American Gardener, by Citizen of Virginia.
But few for sale by JOHN H. NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-16
ALGERNON SIDNEY

ITO IaIL4NOIN
OSF PUBLlSHED-The Letters of Alpernon
- Sidney. IN defence OF Civil Liberty. and against
tie entertainments of Military Desporisn, written by
~ 'tenl cl,'zeh OF Vrginla and first published in
the Richmond Enquirer in 18I8-fo. TO which are
added, IN an Appendix, the remarks of Mr. Richie.
as referred to by the suthor of "Algernon Sidney
ln page ~ OF the pamphlet; with an introduction by
tho present publisher. For sale by
np97 CoIIJNa a, 20
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-16
TO LOVERS OF HORSES.

INDS FARRlERY, recently puJ:sshed by Jno. Grigg,
Philadelphia. e'
This book puG but from the best informan Ono nd
ye,er can get rom persons the city who competent
Juuges nc warranted ~ saying that it decidedly the
treatise the subject found IN print and ofeses To
embrace nothing IN It's table Of what . treated of
IN a mastery style
IL would be supesuous say that those who Justly appre
cae that noble and useful animal the Horse, will find this
most desirable little volume
Price as ce0ts For sale by JOHN n. NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-16
MOSS, for sale.
jeI5 JAS-WINSTON.
FRESH DRY GOODS

1e 10 JAS WINSTON.
FRESH DRY GOODS.
N anticipation of their general advertisement, the
IL subscribers inform their customers and other pur-
chasers that they have received by the last arrivals
from Philadelphia, New York and Boston, One Hun
drsd and Eighty Packages Fresh .4mericdn and
British Dry Goods in which are included their own
importation from England, (via New York. consist
ing in part of the following articles: go
Extra blue, black, brown. olive, and olive brown
London cloths
Extra blue, black, drab,, mixed, fancy mixed. and
lavender London cassimeres
Plain and fancy white London Marseilles outings
White and colored ground chintz, printed do do
Plain buff toilencts
a beautiful assortment ofthe newest style Prints
Fancy, checked, and striped and .4drianopie Cd
neto style ginghams
!, Sd and Ga cambria ond jaconet musns
White bordered cravats, very superior and
Mixed and striped linen and cotton drills.
Their assortment is now very good, and will in
few days be the most commanding they have ever
had. +. g. T.. JAMES. g. Co.
ap13-u Market Square
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-16

II Newspaper for the Ladies.
Proposals. for publishing in the City of Washington
aWEEKLY NEWSPAPER, in neat quar,o form,
containing eight pages, devoted entirely to the dis.
sem,na,ion of Intelligence useful and interesting to
the Ladies, to be entitled
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-16

- FOR SALE,
Ess:H The House and Lot on Churchill ill,
liiis formerly the properly of John Parkhi, aud now
&1t41hn the occupancy of MIR. Joseph s. James. The
lot has been lately enclosed and the undergoing
thorough repair There fine Yard and Garden attach.
ed 10 the premises Well Of good water Coal and Smoke.
house, Stable aud CaTagehouse, all of brick The present
occupant has lease the premises for years. bat this
Will NOT Affect the SALE as possession may be had in twelve
months from the tire tic repairs making shall have been
completed Application to be made to
ian 10 n. C. McNEHARA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-26

TER MS,

-. ss rer aunuIn, payable in sdvance.-No sub
y ~ Ill he received for less time than six months
ser will he discontinued Out at the discretion
aia eo Editors until all arrearaees are pad;
" ess1 the first time, and 81 l2 for each
snar n,ee Those from distance must DO paid for
sah. % their insertion, the payment assumed by
Pf prev responsible persOnin Lynchburg.
N chancery Orders no. exceeding two squaresaro
,,.o,ted for six dollars
,r,ulotters addressed TO the Editors must be poet
= =, they WI not be attended to.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-26
POETRY.
,uscoyERY OF RICHARD CGUR DE Ii.


....ourpy OF RICHARD CGUR DE Ii
OloOo'E"A an
..,..... ~ poe,n, bu Dugold Nooys
From '"s""'' y
4is conqner'ng SWORD hao 'os' 'S Sh'"e
Which waved SO OIL er fa'es'ihe'
Droop'd IN fhe dungeon sioom
Bard from tue m'iliohs o' us 'a"'r,
lie pined-when, 10 one eve 'ne'e o'"o
bard. win ihneiui nahu,
and pay'd beneath MS g'aied tower
n twilight ione oepai'is houf'
song oil MS taif iand
The captive monarch hearo me sHd'n
Anu '"o'o 10 ,'.ssI ~. 81
In ".,,, i;n,bs Tho d,ocsop's cef
nus ,'" ~ h;s h,a,, before ne sneIl--
oa mn e., nrIifs,s yo,n, d.v
NJ, III. ,h, ba,n viii so,naing ,b,;ll
iie s'' .,,as bis sole ca,noaninn sill,
i"ou9 ,hat ;sl.od lay
r,. HE .,;,i,,s hutnipp nroyer
ma n., ma o. ;,s loud, ,,ack
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-26

botanists have enumerated about 500 varie
hes OF grass, and have specified thu number,
selected BY different eramnivorons animals
VI horses, sheep, and oxen. it would appear
that the hrsi of these species are the incest in
the'r choice, the horse ealing of o62 and leav
ing 2l2 TCrombrie's Na,uroJ T5eo1o,,,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-26

Composition for 'Pasting The Broneses Of Fr,.i.
Tres
NIX one pound OF flour of birthstone in three
salonS OF gas water. adding soft soap sufficient
70 maze me liquid adhere 10 the buds and
oiancnes' The mixture is made over the fire
w"hou' danger II Is applied in the mouth of
n"'en ana mas been used under glass on the
most delicate trees, without doine ,bem any
injury. A considerable number of trees MAJ
Dc completely washed in one day by single
person
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-26
BY FLETCHER & TOLER.

a a, Tue plant. from growing weakly affords
only small produce.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-30
from LObbeWs RtRiSfcr.
TO THE BRAVE WORKING PEOPLE OF PARIS.

LAWS, Sussex 18th Oct. 1890.
FTends-Evey good England feels indignant the
attempt making Withdraw from justice the
savage aud fcocios who caused your flow with
innocent blood We surprised many things
with surprise another Bourbon aud that too
wthou' con,ans the .oveegn people" upon The subject
aorsIsd that loan jobbes took the lead in
yrur affairs thu, Gs'on Louis, who Of the ministers
of louis XVII, cf your ministers; br the
seudng NJ r.lleyrani Enesnd Opened eyes, and
vioced ia, your bpod % things further had
shed IN 10 short, that yor had, 10 effect,
ga ned nothing all aud bs you vigilant
you had brave you would asau be brought tort doec
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-30

M ANTED "A sl'lliul ard industrious G'rdener,
w To snpcrIntcnd the management Of fruit. How
o. ord kitchen gardcus-to the first ot which
Green House is attached. To man VI mort, the
woncs would be liberal and The nacc permanent
GEORGE TAYLOR
nov 3o-iawCfc Ncar Hanover Court-fIouse.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-30
IS Mules.

rINHE above mules will nc at 'Thomno' Stables,
(Richmond) on tho 9Th and 9TH Of December,
and will b. eold unusually low. Should any remain
unsold thcv will bc offered for sale at tho Rowling
Green. on tho 18Th of December, thu b"inr Caroline
court day nov 3O-fdh
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-19

purchases Of the week, it is believed. have nearly
exhausted the stock on hand. The ,oaeon price
at the commencement of the week was at S4 IS
Ash per Dbl. but dealers have since paid 4.S1i
4. 81 and in some cases as high as SIS per bbl.
City Nails F2om.-A sale of parcel Of stand
ard quality was made on Wednesday at $40
per barrel. cash; and there is little or none of this
description at present in market, nearly all the
flour now making being of extra quality for the
fulfllment of existing contracts. On "Wednesday
contracts for upwards of 1000 bbls extra. (of
new and old wheat, free of garlic,) were closed
at S. per Dbl. cash.
Susguehuana FOur.--On Monday parcel of
upwards of 900 bbls. Susquehanna was sold at
SAYS cash. Ga Thursday parcel of common
was sold at AIS, and on the same day lot of
100 bbls was taken at ASH cash. This morn
ing a sale of 10 bbls, was also made at 4. 81
cash, leaving the market nearly bare of the arti-
Gle.
Rye Rour.-A sale of "a 100 bbIs. Cd susque-
hanna Rye Flour was made today at $3.50 per
per bbl. on short credit About the middle of
the week lot Of the same sort was sold at rs. 81
Oar quotations are for Howard street Rye, the
prices ofwhch are the same as per last report.
GRAIN.-
JPheaf.-The tendency to decline in prices,
to which we alluded at the close of last weeks
operations, has been realized The supplies Of
new wheat are still comparatively moderate, but
we observe that parcels of larger amount are oc-
casionally received, indicating the nearer APPROACH
of full supplies. The remarkably fine quality of
the present years crop. as shown by the parcels
already received, has attracted the notice Of all
who deal in the article. The sales of the prime
paroles of red, Md. and Virginia, had been pretty
uniformly at 95 cts per bushel. On Wednesday
cargo Of 1900 bushels Md, was taken at that
price. and to-day cargo of 1000 bushels Virgin
ia at the same.
We quote good to prime red at 90a95 cents per
bushel, with the remark that parcels must be We
ny prime to command the highestrate. A sale OF
cargo of Md. white wheat was made on Thurs
day at 81 cents, and to-day cargo of prime was
sold at 81 03 cents; these two rates will fairly
show the range of good to prime white.
Cora-Shippers having been generally sup
Piled at the close of the last week. a decline iii
price was the consequence. and OIL Monday sales
of both sorts were made as low as A and - CTS.
per bushel. On Thursday, however, the market
rallied. and sales we're made at 4G and 46a cents.
To-day further Improvement had been realized,
and sales of several parcels of both white and
yellow have been made at 46 and a. cents, but
chiefly'at the last named te.--.4meTicaa.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-19
COMMERCIAL.
From tie Philadelphia Price Current.
FLOUR AND GRAIN TRADE.

We are now enabled to lay before our COM
mercial friends our annual statements OF the
Flour and Grain trade Of the United States. 1t
NAV again be remarked, which is abundantly con-
firmcd by these tables. that whilst our foreign
trade in -four has remained nearly stationary
for five years. the inspections Of wheat Hour have
been on the increase. showing the growing ini-
portanCc of orr domestic trade. Even with the
short crop of 1923 it appears that there was no
falling of in the inspections OF 1929. which may
be attributed TO the operation of high prices carly
in that year. The table of Destination shows
that there was dimiuuticn in the export from
October 1. 1923 to September. so, 1899. to the
West Indies and South America, but about equal
to the increase in the export to Great Britain.
The Wheat crop Of this year is likely TO prove
abundant in quantity and of excellent quality,
aud as far as the harvest has progressed, embra-
cling the districts south of Pennsylvania, the
crop has, in general, been secured in good condl-
ton. In PENNSYLVANIA the harvest is now gene
raj. and soon will be in New York. There is a
fair prospect that we shall have greater surplus
than last wear. and wthoutan increase in demand
for Europe. which can only result from deli
cheney in this years crops, we may eXpecta con-
tinuance of low prices in this country.
Inspections Of Uheat and Eye Flour and Corn
NedI. ia the principal Ports Of Ike Cnt!ea
.Saies, for tie gear 1899.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-19
LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGES.

Jane 8.-rhe imports of Foreign Wheat and
Flour, though not SO large of late, are to con-
extent, and such'wiil, probably, CONT
nue. to be the case for the next few weeks; those
coastwi.e and from Ireland are unusually limited,
nor do the accounts-ffom those parts lead rs to
expect any material increase. The importers
OF foreign Wheat generally decline paying the
present duties, and the quantity released since
this day Sc 'nnight does not exceed ego quar-
tiers. l'hdngh the demand for foreign Wheat,
owing to therecent advance, has been much more
limited than for scteral weeks, holders have been
firm. and many are not disposed to o'fer their
stocks at present rates. The market has been
cleared of Indian Corn at 4Ss per 4s0 lbs; and
there are many orders for Ireland that cannot be
executed. Several thousand barrels of Flour in
bond have changed hands during the week, on
speculation. at 25s. to 25s. Cd.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-19

orable testimony to his character as man OF sci
ence and a gentleman. 1t is not stated distinct
" in the letter, what originated the cruel hostility
which is exhibited in this affair, but it appears to
have been deeply wounded feelings on the part of
DR.. Jeffries. Our correspondent states that he
had made many personal friends, in the section
of the country where he had fixed his residence,
aud was universally respected and beloved. He
was engaged at the time of this affair, to high
" intelligent and amiable young lady of Missis-
sippi, which circumstance appears to have had
a connection with the duel; the lady reached the
ground only in time to take her last earthly fare
we'll of the object of her affection. Her frantic
cries, mingled with the grief of the friends, the
letter paints as scene Of the most heart rending
description.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-19
BALTIMORE MARKEr-JuLY IL.

Howard street FlO,r.-The inspection returns
show still greater diminution in the receipts. -
In the early part of the week sales from stores
were made at S4.9S4. for cash or interest added;
but owing to the material decrease in the sup
plies, the smalness of the stock on hand, and a
better disposition the part ofpurchasers to OPP
crate, the price subsequently advanced, and sales
have since been freely made at IS per Dbl. cash.
One lot Of 100 bbs was sold to-day at SIS cash,
and some of the holders are willing to sell at that
price, but others decline selling except an ad-
vance on that rate Wehaveheard of no sales above
except a few small lots eff choice brands. The
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-19
Hugh Smith y Co.

yrAvR received by ship Columbus, Just STRIVE ! from
II Liverpool, their spring supply ct GOODS, com
prising An excellent assortment ct
P'''"'E gPTHENTN.4RE md CHINA,
which with htirformer large stock on hand, they offer
for sale the lowest terms.
An extensive variety Of ent, plain, and moulded
Glassware
window Glass, of every size
Pipes in boxes, EngisA and German
Black Quart Wine aud Porter Bottles
80 Pnt do and do do
Pint and Quart Castor Oh! Bottles
p.nijohns
stone Ware and Earthen Furnaces, of their own
manufacture april 20
MUSEUM
o,c, daily. from lctoI2 NJ. ard from ; to s. p. II
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-19
Dogs.
Eriract from the La,U.

ETfdi JTOW me L0'O.
EOKPORATION Laws, page S5:-" SEC. H. ind Be
" ajur'her enacted, Tina, a tax shall he levied and
collected annually Of FIVE dollars every male animal
Vt the dog kind; and ten dollars every female AMI
NAL Of the dog kind, kept within the Town Of Kan.
drIa And it shall be Che duty Of the Police Consta.
bcs, some time IN the mouth of June, yesry, and
every year, and ot,ener if necessary. to take
of animal of the dog kind in the said town.
noting the respective districts Of the town in which Is.
ken, and return list of the owners names to tho
Clerk Of the Council And whcnsve any animal Of
the dog kind shall be owned or harbored at an, OTTER
Of he year. the harbOrer shall be sub
icct to the aforesaid And the owners and harbor
OF every animal Of the dog kind, SHALL at all times,
when thereto required by the Cons,s5es aforesaid,
make due return If every such animal Them owned,
which they suffer to remain about their houses, on
penalty Of furfetng and paying ten dollars for every
REFUSAL half TO the lnformer and the other halt TO
the OF the Corporation.
SIC 13 That the Police Constables shall demand
e aforesaid tax of FIVE dollars for each male, and ten
uIlsr- for each female animal Of the dog kind and II
the said tax shall not be paid demsn !, nor within
twenty DAYS after first demanded, the Conssbles are
hereby authorized and directed To levy the same by
distress, agreesby to the mode prescribed for collect.
ing other taxes in the sad town.
SEC 10. rht cyert owner of the dog kind kept
within the town shah snch animals 10 col.
about It's neck with the owners name at length, 81
all times peny Of four dollars, TO ne pad blythe
owner or harborer of said Animal one-hsf to the inc,
former and the other half to the Use of the Corpora
ton. And ever, such animal not having such collar
about its neck shall he forthwith killed. or destroyed
by any Of the Constabes of the town.
"sEc 90 That il shall be the duty Of The Police
Constab,cs to destroy every animal OF the dog KIND
found within the Market House going at large withs
in tee Market Square. And If such animal cannot be
safely Oh conveniently DESTROYED the owner or person
who sh,ll have brought such animal 20 The Market
.iou.e or square, who shall have suffered such am.
NAL to- follow him or her the said Market House or
Square shall fofci, aud paw The sum of FIVE dollars,
This law is published in order that no person may
pleag Of lis provisions US is intended to DO
most sirctl, execute.
n, order If tie Mayor:
J.B HANCOCK,
J. BIRCH,
iv1O-Iw Police Cons.ables
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-19
lMrre Nay ONT!
iv LOW

,Eyu pubIc are respc cifuly informed that this
traor]insry and wonderful curiosity will be exhibit.
ed for three DAYS only. This extraordinary
born in Stafford Connecticut, and is ~ years old,
feet inches hgh and weighs but So lbs His weight
was formerly 1875 pounds
He has been gradually losing ms Hesh for the last
sixteen wears, without an. apparent disease, having
enjoyed perfec, health and appetite; eats drinks and
slceps as well rs any man; can walk. dance, ride on
horseback &C. Ills bodily strength not SO much I'M
| paired but that he can lift two hundred pounds HIS
mental powers are at all diminished Tie uas SOL
er in the last war; and was at The battle OF Platts.
bure and one of the brave men who CALAMITY volun.
tered to take up the pisnk from the bridge, to pre-
vent the passac ofthe enemy lie slept on the ground
the night after the battle, and was chilled and benumb
I with the cold-sincc which time he has been gradu
v losing his csh until is all gone, and nothing left
bu sk in aud bones He is lively, fond of jokes and
compsnv. All who have ever seen him, pronounce
him the greatest human curiosity exhibited. lie has
been visited BY many physicians and scientific men, but
none Of them pretend TO account tor his xaaord'nary
lie ha, exhibited a, Boston, Albany, New York. PHI
ladeIpha and Baltimore, where he has met with We
nv lib, r.. patronage from the public and has been VI
sited by many o. the first families particularly ladies'
and children ,.,
lie is. without doubt, the most extraordinary and
wonderful curiosity presented to an 9merieaa pno'
he. Omen from to II A. 81; from ) to 8. AID from
Z 10 10 o'clock, z. NJ
Tickets IS cents
Mn. owing to the arrangements for Ny Lessons
departure the public may st assured 'ha' he "o'
remain but three days ~ AZ
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-19
.MWckerel.

! 0nN RBI.S No ) nack,rel, Boston inspection,
| Gus Tor sail BY
WV A. C. CAZENovES Co.