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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-10-21

&C. &c. &C
Whole Tick. S5-IIalyes 50 50-Q'rs. 81 @
Orders for Tickets or Sharesi in the above
Lotteries, viii receive The most prompt atten
ton ifaddressed post paid, 10
YATES & M1NTYRE,
Managers, WRshingtn City.
Oct. Il, 1890.
a. IN official account Of the drawing will
DO forwarded to adventures, free of postage.
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/ ASH! CASile-The highest prices il
- C.3Sil wli he given Ora tew rkeh
NotNH NEGR0ES. Application 70 BE-
made III Tue GLOBE Tavern, Mai linslals
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TWENTY-FIVE DOLLaRSREEy8RD
ANYWAY on Saturday morning, the
AS I'd INST. an apprentice TO learn the Coo
pering business, a boy by the name of ABsA
LON iiUeHEs. aged about 10 years, S feet 9
OF 10 inches high, slender made, has large
thick lips, has a remarkably down look, hea-
" eye hrows; mad on and took away with
INN, a new brown surtout coat, clath waist
coat one pair Of cloth pantalo0ns and two
pair summer ditto, a new fur hat, new boots,
and a%'arlety of clothing not recollected. He
has made, | understand, for Wilmington. in
the state OF Delaware, ] win give ihc above
reward for experimenting and securing said
apprentice ~ Jail so that | get linn again, AMI
all reasonable expenses if brought hsn,e. All
persons are hereby cautioned against harbor-
ing or employing said boy.
JESSE HeRN.
Martinsburg, Oct. Z, 1880.
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LUMBER HAla.D
GEO R.NWAED.

Runaway from the subscriber, living near
Martinsburs, Berkeley county, Virginia, on
the cath inst. a Negro man, named EAIANu-
Ell, or MAN. about 30 or 81 years Of age, a
bout 8 feet 5 or 4 inches high, dark %coloured,
though not as black as some negroes are;
when spoken to appears to smile a little. and
shows his teeth which are very white; nc IL
an active fellow, and supposed to weigh from
$50 TO 40; had or when he ran away, a fur
hat, blue coat, with a black velvet collar,
white pantaloous, and a waistcoat which orr
ginaily was striped, but by washing had be.
come nearly white, good shoes. but he will
probably change his clothing. | viii give tn.
above reward for said Slave. if taken out Of
the Commonwealth Of Virginia. and deliver
cd to NE at my residence, or sos if taken -
the Commonwealth of Virginia and delivered
as aforesaid, and pay all reasonable char
ges for bringing hins from tie place taken 70
me. or 10 the jai OF Berkeley county.
july %. 1890. ELISHA BOYD.
-u-x Wv fa~
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A PPLE TREES The subscriber has
IA for sale, q quantity of IOUNG up
ssza&ss,. PIE TREES, of tie best kind,
such as the early pippin, ripe in
&C. Jane, New Town pippin, French
h pippin, Red pippin. Bombau, Bell
Hour, Nandaver, Ross Green Hoops, En-
Slish Red-streak, English Resets. Pennick,
and a number Of other kinds Those who
wish to purchase will please callond ehoose
for themselves. November is the hest time
Ter setting out fruit trees.
JOHN UMBENHOWER,
Oct. ii, 1880. Near Gerrardstown
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-10-21

FESHE subscriber has lately burnt a kim,
b of iirst-rate LIME, which he offers
for sale on reasonable terms.
JAMES STERREIF, DsrkesuiHe.
Oct. n, 1880.
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NEGROES FOR SALE.-$yl 10 cold
IN on the 6rst day of November Court,
next, at the Count House, in bdartinsburg,
SEFER.lL SL.iVES. belonging TO the re
prcsentadres of The late Moses L. Hunter.
The sale will be en- a credit Of nine menths.
s4ay person haejag Just eIaias against his
estate for article furnished or services ret
dered 10 his family, aud becoming purcha-
sers at this sale viii be allowed their claims
IN payment, Bond and good security win
be required OF all purchasers whose purcih,-
ses are not l%iquiduted as above mentioned.
Ii. S. g. TUCKER.
Oct. Ii, 1880.
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Splcndid Prizes

&c. &c. &c.
TYcketsI0-IIalfs5-Qr - 5o-Eigbthsl %
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LOTTERIES.
n. YORK CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,

No. u, Extra
To be drawn New York. on Wednesday, DC
taller .30Ih.
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UNION CANAL LOTTERY,
No. 10, FOR 1880.

To be drawn in Philadelphia, Saturday, DC
tober 2]d.
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Uaattuga & aSg2. Trar.

yWYE have Just received a supply of
w CaSITAGS 8. BAR IRON, which
we now ottcr fer sale az our Store, at lie
Lick Mill We take pleasure in inviting
all who may wish to purchase either Of the
above articles, TO give us a caIl and they
shall be supplied on pleasing terms.
JOHN Il. COOkUS, s. Co.
lick Mill, Oct ~, 1880.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-05

that can bcslaid held OF at ilavrc, Focamn and
Dleppc, are forcibly enrolled, 60 that the merchant
vessels are left without hands. ~
PAals, Feb. iS.-Advices from Frankfort ar rho
18TH INST state, sner private letters from CONSTANT
nopie that an agent, charged with secret missionto
ths Sehah OF Persia, has quilted that capital for e
heran IL Is believed that the Sui ALL before the ou.i
OF April viii have in his European Puchalicks so 600
disciplined men, IIusscin Pacha, who appears to be
the Sullons right hand, will it is said have the com
shahu OF these forces. The British Ambassador holds
frequent conferences with the Minister of tho Porte
II is remarked that the Austrian lnernunco does not
take an active part in the meetings which the other
i1rcgn ministers hold several times week with The
Refs Efendi -
One OF the attaches of The Russian Emhas $40 a,
fars VIII set OF, m few days for Naples where he
Will embark for Greece for the purpose of acouantno
the President Capo dlsIres with the progress tho
negotiations carried at London relative To r,rs
IL Is said that the last Prot was srnc on tho afh
inst. .r
III de La Valotte. whose romantic escape, .ffom
prison anu death in 1915 is an historical incident ed
AT MS house III the Matgnon, on the 18th ,,lt
HIS funeral took place on the l7th long trim Of
mourners followed the procession 10 the ccmetry of
retc Ia Chase, where General Sebastiani delivered
lie following GRAFTON over the grave:
Farewell La Vallette thy death alone con,a scr
orate two BROKERS' in arms, whose fiendshi6 had IT'S
BIRTH on the plains of Arcele and Rvol At the ne
rod OF our civil discod. thou didst combat az Feu
rus beiore Landon, before Mayence Thy fellow
cti%ens OF all parties were thy friends In dischar
g'ng the highest and most 2elicNte duties thy do
voton ndthy fidelity preserved for thee the estse,
anc iaVodr OF hun who had given thee his confidence
Under thy administration freedom and ankness we're
neSe' in danger. In thy person ! must resper, the
DEGREES otlustiGe happy at least to bless the cemen
cy OF the Sovereign Why wss it that woman.
the faithful compnnionot thy destiny, whose sublime
courage gave ;a.ee second life was not permitted
to enjoy her o~h work, thy love and thy gratitude?
Dad"tlesS warrior, incortupible officer who ddst
GENE forth honorable from The double trial OF urosrcr
iy and adversely by the voice of friend the
homage of all VINO kaow how 70 esteem public and
prIvate virtues"
Wchear that M Ordinance for the establishment
ccived Tie 9oyai- siguotnfe, and will BE- published
before the opening ofthr Chanibcrs
I'll laes ofGeorgiu Cotton were sold at Havre Feb
18Th, al IL sous; SO Tenncssce, at Is ,; II9 Lou-
siana, 10 2O4.5
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-05
DEATH OF 4 RERpt

The worthy Coobel having finished his l cp M 70. sd
oeIs naI inc materials OF glasof punch should be
prepared Tor his return went down tbs desnerats
rebel Bring out that cTnppy rascal" Numbered forth the
CoL Bound bleeding and FAINT, OBren brought before
bun $50 you have made good nights work OF H. nv boyi1
The prisoner remained silent yphat have YOU n, eau To-
shI there was NO answer "oh you're ulky ars
your Sesant put pole the windows Of the ne4t
lane and prepare rope for this hero" Al this moment te
prisoner collecting all his strength addressed his Judge in
caln steady voice; one OF the soldiers was present az
forwards declared that in this moment Of norra agony s
cents were as n and his look proud il he Stood there
issue eoH1Inands, and not TO receive sentence
"Ihat this would probably be my end have long been
aware am not now about To stoop ask for mercy; tie best
OF ancestors have been Uibessy slain Saxon their
death may well be mine; they died IN vain attempts 10 free Their
native and from the foe and the stranger do one co
SUI Iesns tnogh could not break the chains Of my native
snel not witness the Tiyeng Of her letters havo
thfse requests 70 make; FIRST that may be allowed 10 write a
go 70 my lsmiy secondly, that minister NJ religion may
y 70 auenu me- and thirdly that soldiers death
may be allowed me-" The Colonel listened 10 him with ,J
cursed anazmeni the eaness and geadness Of the
" no rage and with brutal barsness he refused
nw peion and reiterated his orders that the faaI
deth should be instantly erected young officer thai was
Pfee ~ the scene, Englshnan BY birth ,fe, rod an n,
as 70 procure for the prisoner the means Of r,ng leo %
and the privilege Of solitude hae tbe rude paoy5s as .
ofcoed The grey dawn Of snornng was is 6ea,nning o
rallons were completed. wv F'Ni@
As the prisoner slowly through the pua,i ,oo, m,
20 aoes o those who kept the watch the manifest on
ngness with whch they stood their arms sesmed IN him 10
ssa o. symPahy and PITY II was b seeming. civil war
every generous teniineu these nen had seen hc in
sYrgrns puns their pixies into bodies Of the wounded In
we previous they had heard n the eueos pfsc.
-
we're ~ ther poEer O'Brien had not fr IN 20;
Ihs 'a Tree was close IN the guard house door Round and
snaceu, he MADE one despeats Effort and rushed through
m guards bot their surprise lasted only moment; Sc
9ad no' ron i've yards when eny bullet cave him aS he
ues"s soldiers death Ills Ifsless corns was si,euded
rom We glows, bot the gallant spirit had escaped nom the
insult --L'01don Uatrcrshg MagaSins
BdNRio''s Coatit Is slated pihs iiSssrr Chronicle
oooy Of biuminou coal has been discovered near the
ohquehanna and about miles beow I1yerpool In Perry
county Pa The veaaf coal slaled to be ab sS feet IN
oI tsekness and what renders peculiarly valuable Is
70 the Peunsy vana Canal and the liver ssgue.
ns"na, bena bat few rods diaou, from sfhsr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-05
THE EMILE AT REST.
nY 1-nE Rrv. JonN .PIEnroNr.

RY THE REy. JOHN -PiEnPoNT.
Ills falchion waved along the Nile,
His host he led through Alpine SHOWS;
Ger AIoscows towers. that blazed awhile,
Ills eagle iug unrol'd-and froze.
Here sleeps he now, alonc.--not ono
or all the kings whose crowns he gave,
Bends DER his dust,--nor wife nor son
Has ever seen or sought his grave.
Behind The sea-giri rock, the star
. That led him On from crown to crown
Z Has sunk. ard nations from affair
Gazed as il faded and went down.
High in his tomb, she ocean food
Ear. far below, by storms IL curlL,
As round him Gcav'd while high be stood,
stormy and unstable world
Alone no sleeps: the mountain cloud,
That right hangs round him, and the breath
OF morning scstters, Is the shruud
That wraps the cOnquerur's clay in dust.
Pause here! The far OF world d. last
BreGthcs free: the hand that shook its thrones,
And to the earth its mites cast,
Lies Poweriess now beaesthtiGse stones.
= Hsrkl comes there from the pyramids,
And from Sybcran wastes of snow,
And Europe's hills, a voice that bids
TIE world be awsd 10 mourn him?--
NO.
The only, the perpetual dirgc
That's heard here is the sea birds cry,
The n'oumful 1nurmur of the surge,
The clouds deep voice, the winds low sigh.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-05
CnAnIrsrnr. Marrll ".

. CHAEIESToS, March -.
81 SsrFnt in Ceorgia'Captaln Delano OF the schooner
Eagle, arrived here Saturday from Turtle River has finnish
ci US with tue following particulars, to the iru, Of which Inc
declares himself wiling with his whole crew to make affidavit
" hondny, I'D ms 10 O'Clock A. NJ when about ono
ie INSIDE ST. Snl0 Ba' endssvoIiBg beat out observed,
At tie disa zee OF so yuts large object resembling an a
sai r. occasionally moving along same course with the
vesse ynd az lines lying nearly mooness upon the surface
Capt D hnding himself likely approach very near this
strange visitor, charged muSke with ball. tackled so 10
run win'n ~ CT 70 yards Of hin al when
lying perfectly m and apparently uncorccred Cant d. took
deliberate at the back OF his head only paft then
posed and FIRE tho ball evidently taking effect InSanv 90
The no small asinnishment and apprehension of the crew. the
monster aroused himself and made directly towards the vessel
contracting his body and giving two or three tremeuJous
sweeps with his tail he passed the first striking the stem
aud producing shock which very sensiby fell by all on
board On seeing his approach the captain Jumped upon his
geek load OF cotton and the crew. prompt
in consulting their safety.
They had all fair opportunity to observe their enemy pb
before aud after the shot, describing him up
wards of 20 feet in engh his body large or larger than
90 gallon cask Of grey co!or shaped like eehou, any
ys hns and apparently covered with scales-the back heinz
full OF oints" "bunche" The head
those Of Alligator the former 10 feet long and a
large hogslead. smaller like anne arrange was
observed al greater distance, which vanished firing
The shot but both afterwards together passing the
worm OreakeI where they finally disappeared. Capt says
he saw similar creature OF Dobo7 about since al
which he bred three shOls but without obtaining quite as IA.
mar interview the present instance he believes that
this PRINTABLE descr has sufficient strength inuTe
rouy not totally destroy, vessel of tho Eagles size by
single blow fairly gwen deems him self very fr,ua,e II,
the result of the lie loaded uske before his
enemy disappeared bit only defence as he f no
disposition 10 renew the contest with potent adversary
Capt ID states that he could have been deceived in the
general appearance OF this prodigy that IL differed
altogether from any species OF whale other ubat,n of
the deep which he had before SEEN with the execution
mentioned above
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-05

Vet wha: is wit, and what the poets er,s
Can gcnHis shield the vulnerable heart!
Ah.no Where bright imagination reiCns.
The fine wrought spirit feels acutcr pains;
Where glow exalted sense and taste refu d.
There kcener anguish rnnkles in the mind;
Thrillsin each nerve, and lives in all the heat;
Andihose whose gcn'rous souls each tear would keep
From others eyes, are born themselves TO weep.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-05
ExrRAcr.

EXTRACT.
oFcw things in this weary world are so delightful
as Kceksakes! Nor do they over to nv heart at
least, to my eye lose their tendor-ther power
fni charm! How slight how small how tiny a mo.
moral, saves u beloved from oblivoil---worn on
the ngcr, or close TO the heart especially if they
be dead. No thought j. indispensable as that OF
entire, total, blank forgetfulness--when tho crea-
ture that once laughed, and sang, and wept to US,
close to our side, in very arms, is if her
smiles, her voice, her tears, h"r ksscs had never
been. She and them all swallowed up. in the dark
nothingness of tho dust.
"Of all keepsakcs. memorials, relics.--most dear
ly, most dcvouily do love little lock Of hair!-o
when the head il beautfed has long inouldered in
the dust, how spiritual the undying glossiness
of the sole remaining ringle,! All else gone to
thng-save and except that SON, smooth, FURNISHED
and glorious fragment OF the apparelling that once
hung IN clouds and sunshine over an angels hrow!--
Aye, look of hair is far better than any picture
it is part of the beloved object herself Il belonged
to the tresses that often, lons-long ago. may
have all been suddenly dshcvcled, like q
shower of sunbeams, over your beating breas,l-
hut now solemn thoughts sadden the beauty
once so bright-so refelgent: the longer YOU
gaze ON II, the more and more pensive the ex-
presSions ofhe holy relic-it say almost up
braidingy, 'Weepst thou no mora fer nie' and then
indeed, tear true to the impershable affection in
whitehall nature once seemed to rejoice bears witness
that the object towards which yeurned is no more
iorgottrn, now hat she has been dead for so MANY
many long, weary days months, yesrs-thsn she was
forgotten during hour of absence. that came like
passing cloud betwecn AZ the sunshine of her liv-
iiig-her loving suiics!'--C.E Y. -imcriean.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-05

Porter, ute Mail RoJJer.-This notorious chorac-
ter was conveyed through Lancaster few DAYS A.
CO. on his way to Philadelphia, in charge of the in
detatigablc Mr. RceSidG, accompanied BY two of the
baltimore officers. Whilst here, the fellow appear
ed to be quite at his casc las much so as man can be
who Is well ironsd aud guarded0 and quite commu
NEGATIVE. Among his requests and remarks the
following have been communicated to us:--"Now,
MIR. Reside" said Porter, "d-n it, show me a
chance, aud as you have employed three or four
watchmcn to guard the house, for fear OF my esca-
ping. sincerely promise, thai If you take my r,iles
off and give ten minutes, I'll bring them all in
tied" Another request was-"Furnish me with n
penkDlie and give me 10 mnates, and I'll bring you
in lot Of crockory ware watches, out Of that
watchmaker's shop next door" He was asked how
he knew it to be such? II know it well, and know
the secret spring to get at it."
lie was then asked, how he would have behaved
had the passengers in the Reading mail offered my
resistance, and promptly replied, by Cd, sir
would have blown them all to h-, aud provided my
self with pistols and dirks for the OCCASION" Upon
leaving this place, he remarked TO tho lockers on
with the utmost sang frod Good morning, gentle.
men; l expect to be back shortly, and take up n
number Of remittancos which arc due me in Lancas.
ter county"-and If he does may those who hbcratc
him be the martyrs. We however, trust, that as
M. Porter is in safe keeping, he will never have an
other opportunity Of practising his hclsh arts upon
the community. --Lfncastcr Her.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-05

Goid, SHUer, Copper, Tn Lead anal Iron abound
in Western Virginia. Lewis Eisenminger, n German
gentleman Of Intelligence and experience in tho ores
oftlese minoro5, has discovered on his lands extern
sive deposios Of all the aforementioned metals. Sill
YER and Tin particularly, found in large bodies,
the Of both surprising any thing of the kind ~
Germany We arc inCormedby friend Escnmingcr
mat IL is his intention to commence working several
mines 10 short time, emigrants for that purpose ha-
wing been cont for.--lfe 'SisJayg Palladium.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-05

Destruction gr Permtn in Ships.-By leitors from
India It appears that the application Of steam has
been found wonderfully effcacious In cleansing ships
from ycrmn, and especially the white ant. a stcam
boat placed alongside merchant vessel, and
steam from It's boiler conveyed by very simple
system Of pipes into the hold Of the latter the apcr
lures TO which closed o. well ns they could be-
The operation was continued for several hours and
thero is every to believe il was efcctunl and
will prove valuable process in the navy Besides
the direct ooject Of cleansing tho ship, another
advantage accrued, from the discovery Of every
leaky place existing, by the oozing Of tho water
through them, in which WHY leaks were made man.
ifest that could not bo found out otherwise. The
expense said 10 be very moderate; and it is
further stated to BIO the only process At present
known, not even excepting sinking, which effect
ualy destroys the white ant
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GARDEN SEEDS.

lust received and Tor sale nj the Charles.
- to"n APpihccars and Book Store. yari-
o1s kinds oi GARDEN SEEDS, the greater
part OF which have been tested the p,essp;
>prIng 10 hot beds, ne5r tbs city OF Baiti.
more, and found genuine The folIowin,
LIST comprises the names OF many OF them !.
Early Frame. Royal Dwsrf Morrow Fat,
Maiei,'ess or tall, Earl, Washington, Dwarf
Blue Imperial, aud Tail Sugar PEAS,
Large Liris, Rob Roy. Red Marrow Fat.
Washington Pole, China Dwarf, Early Yrl
low, &c. BEANS.
Red Ternip. Yellow Turnir. and Long
Blood BEET
Large Swelling PARSNIP.
TanAlrd tlsrge reuud White Flat mi
Ruia Baga TURNIP
Long Orange aud Blood CARROT.
Flat Dutch yellow savoy, Earl, s.I;.hu,y
Drumhrad, Large NLiio. Sugar Loaf. Eari,
York Large York, and Green SAVOY can
BAGE.
Red Turnip, Scarlet Long sslmo, md
White Spanish RADISH,
Brown Dutch. TenniS6sIl. Nhi,o o,f
Sugar Loaf. and Ice LETTUCE.
PokliDg. Cluster, Green Turkey. Lo,r
Green. and Early Frame CJftJNlgrR.
Early and tate CAJlIFLON
White end Early Purple Cane BROCCOLI
Com. Portor'S Chiijsu SQUASH. N,r.t,.
bic Marrow SQUASH,
Susw-eoi"ured, Waite. aad Azorean or
Mammoth ONION.
Water Cress white Solid Celery. Dou,lc
Parsley. summer Sarory Pepper Grass. 81.
&c. &c. LANES RgoIy>
p. = Also, n fresh supply " Medicines.
"hieh makes The assortment complete.
March "a. In
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0D'ee ~ lie Chesdpeakc s. OHIO Canal 20
WAsHisGTos, JSuAaY 20, 1850.
NOTICE is hereby given. that an install
~ ment Of two dollars and fifv cents ner
share. tbeing the 18th instalmen,,) on every
share OF Stock in the Chesapeake and ohio
Eansi Company. IS required To be paid on the
Sd day Of April mex, AMI further sum of
two dollars and fifty cents per share, (be,nv
the 18Th instaimcut.) on the Sd day OF N.X
neNt-which instslue nts must be paid ,s1he
credit ofthe Chesapeake and Ohio Cana! Com
pany, TO the Cashier OF other Officer of either
of the following Banks, viz
The Branch Of the Bank of the United State.
IL Washington.
The Bank OF Washington, AZ Washington.
me Patriotic Bank, do
The Bank of the Metropolis, do
The Farmers and Mechanics Bank, a, George.
town.
Tic Bank Of Alexsndtia, at Alexandria.
The Bank OF Potomac, do.
The Farmers Rank of Alexandra. do.
The hechsncs' Bank a. Alexandra. do.
The hagerstown Bank, in HsgerstoNn. Nd.
And the Branch of the Valley Bank. in
Chsrisstown, Va.
uy ORDER of the Presiden, and Directors:
JOHN T. INGLE, Clerk
Ches. s. ohio Canal Com
Feb. 3. 1850. -wt3M.
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SPRING CocDS.

NEW Spring Goods now opening by
~ the undersigned. pure based in Ph,ls-
delphin and Baltimore for cash. which v IN
be sold uneon'inonly cheap. Persons
wishing hrsi choice ard good bargains.
VII please 10 call. as I sn determined
this 'pring. ia the racing phrase. 'rto take
the course and keep IL" or. IN other
words. 10 sell cheaper fadn he cleayesf
DAVID HUMPHREYS
Chat,estoun. April 7. 1880