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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-05-19
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and ridiculous" to hear him complaining of
headache, dyspepsia and of most of the disorders
that human nature is heir to But he is SO far
from growing wise by experience, that as soon
as ne is relieved by "a tremendous explosion"
ne renews the cause of his sufferings. How
disgusting and "degrading" the idea that
rational beings are slaves to such absurd and
offensive habits! - That in some instances they
have been broken off without the "least injury
is fact; and who can reason against facts !?
10 my knowledge the attempt has been repeat
eddy made, and Railways with success and en-
tire satisfaction. Let all, who have become I'M
tIated into this habit, try total abstinence, one
week, and if any serious consequences are like
y to result, they may have reasonable excuse
Tor applying to it a second time.
The subject, am aware, requires "s2irited
exertlons to suppress it, But what good can
be effected without an effort? Let the whole
race OF the sarcophag, and a host of butchers,
growl and buster "about this antique custom,
and aa,1 they will be ffnea@Ad in a more landahle
cause, anu with talrer prospects OF success,
than they are at present"
ANTI-SARcoPHAGUs.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-05-19
artificial FOsoers,- Cheap.
JACOBS. JR.

No. A Washington street, fe,c doors
north Of Statc-street, BosToN,
OFFERS for sale an extensive assortment
" of Artificial Flowers, at so per cent. dis.
count from his former prices, being about re-.
linquishing this part of his business Among
which are Cap Flowers, in punches and wreaths;
Bonnet, do. do. Also variety calculated for
Vases; together with 1900 dozen low priced, in
lunches and wrcaths, particularly adapted to
the country trade.
6F Country Traders will find it for their
interest to call and examine them.
March 81. 9w
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-05-19
.Assignees' Notice.

TNHE undersigned having received from
IL FREDERICK BRADLEY of Smthfield,
an assignment of all his estate and effects in
trust for the benefit of his creditors, according
to the terms of said deed of assignment, dated
Oct. 5, 1929, hereby call on all persons having
claims on said Bradley, to present the same
within eight months from tho date of said as
signment, in order to secure the full benefit
thereof; and all persons indebted to said Brad
ley are requested to make immediate payment
to SAMUEL RAY, and
JOHN A. ANDREWS, '1SS's"e'S'
Slatersville, (Smithfeld) !
March %. 1880. 2m12
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-05-19

A MISTAKE. 1t is doubtless known to most
of our readers that snakes were never found in
Ireland. A short time since, an Irish laborer on
the canal, just imported, found large snake,
which he took up, and running to one OF his
companions, exclaimed, " By my shout, Patrick,
isn't America fine country See what great
,0orms grow here"
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Books AND READERS. The majority Ofread-
ers ramble through books, as postboys ride
through towns-merely for dispatch and when
they arrive at the end, can tell you as little Of
the contents, as those who carry the mails can
of the letters carried in them. The former,
read, and the latter how many miles they have
ridden but if you want any further informa-
ton, you must seek it elsewhere or 60 without
il altogether.
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The following curious supsrscription is to be
seen over tavern near Doylstown, Bucks
County, Penn
My licker's good, my measures Just,
now full well trust too much,
And them that will my lickure drink,
Must pay me down the roddy chnk.
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10 the Inha6itdnts Of The Ioton of WorcesteI
IN the Con,lfu of Worcester

1oms inhabitants Of the IotOn Of Worcester
IN the County Of Worcester.
W. the Subscribers, Assessors of the said
coed to make an. Assessment, of Town. Conptv
and State Taxes for the year 1880, do hereby
notify and warn you, and each of you, liable by
law to be assessed, to make and bring in 70 us
tho said Assessors, any day Except Sundays]
between the tenth and twenty fifth day of NAV
current, at their room in the Town Hall, be-
tween the hours of 9 A. M. and P. M, true
and perfect lists of your polls, and all your es
tates, both real and personal, Saving such es-
tate asis by law exempted from TAXATION which
you were possessed of on the first day Of MAY,
inst, otherwise you will not DO admitted to
make application to Court for any abatement
of the assessments about 20 be laid as aforesaid,
Given under our hands at Worcester, this
third day Of May, A. ID. 1880.
JOHN GLEASON, JR., assessors of
FREDERICK w. PAINE, the To,on
THOS. CHAMBERLAIN of Worcester.
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DGrby's Patent Wheel Boxes
NOR sale at the Store Of WHEELER &
n TIiAXTER, Worcester. If
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-05-19

EPITAPH. The following epitoph was writ
ten by Lord Byron, in the year 1907
Epitaph on John Adams of South,oeU, a Carrier,
t0ho died Of Drunkenness.
John Adams lies here of the parish of South
well,
A Carrier who carried his can to his mouth
we'll,
He carried so much, and he carried so fast;
He could carry no morc-so was carried at
last
For the liquor he drank being too much for one,
He could not carry of-so now he s carbon.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-01
LEES
4, HIGHLY IMPROVED
FAMILY MEnIGYAr

II EE y Anti Bilious Pills, admir- ably adam, ed to
IL carry off superfluous bile, and to prevent its
morbid secretions. Price 25 and 80 cts. per box in
tin biXes
LEES Worm Lozenges, a certain and powerful
remedy Tor destroying all kinds of worms. Price SO
cents per box, in TN boxes.
LEE Elixir, certain and effectua remedy for
obstinate colds, coughs, weak stomachs, &c. Price
5 per bottle
LEES Sovereign Ointment for the Itch warrant
cd to cure from one APPLICATION free from mercury
anTperDicious ingredient. Price 371 cents per box
LEES genuine Persian Lotion, renders the skin
delicately soft and smooth, improves the complexion
Price so cts per bottle.
LEES Essence and Extract of Mustard, an nfal
hoe remedy for sprains, bruises rheumatism, numb
ness. &c. Price s. per bottle.
LEES Lp-Salve. Pficc SO cts. per box
LEES Nervous Cordial. or Grand Restorative. n
most valuable medicine for great and general debi!-
ty nervous disorders. loss of appetite &c Price 81
per bottle
LEES Ague and Fever Drops, warranted to cure
if taken according to directions. Price rs cents per
bottle.
LEES Indian Vegetable Specific certain and eff
fectua cure for venereal and gcnorhea Price 81
each. box and bottle
LEES Tooth Ach Drops, which give immediate
relief. Price so cts. per bottle.
LEES Tooth Powder, which cleanses and beauti.
ies the teeth Price so cts. per bottle.
LEES Eye Water certain cure for sore ewes.
Price 80 cts per bottle.
LEES Anodyne Elixir, for the cure of head aches
Price ST. per bottle.
LEES Corn Plaster, for removing and destroying
corns Price 80 cts per packet For sale by
nov 3-iaw III E. McNEM ARA.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-01
NOTICE TO DYSPEPTICs.

the Enquirer OF the i6tb, promised TO furnish
II he public with evidence OF cures by certificates
oil individuals-l now hasten to redeem that pledge
by the following:
have been afflicted with Dyspepsia of u very Sc.
rious character. for about or years and last April
applied To Mr. = ualsted IN New York. tho III sensc
did not yield entirely the remedy for the first
month, bu, finally, has completely restored nv health
During my residence IN New York, / have been wit
ness to hundreds of cures, effected by o. Hasted and
huve not doubt OF the entire efficacy of his remedy
and know that Doct John Dove-is now practising IN
Richmond, upon the same principles, and with The
same success, as the original dscoverr, Mr. Oliver
Hasted r. II KING
RICHMOND, Nov. I8, 1850.
have been afflicted with Dyspepsia, more or less.
Tor about ten years, gradually getting worse until
July 1929, when 1t assumed more alarming appear
ance, and for about months, unable to devote
more than half Of my time to business-In the month
Of April last applied Mr. Oliver Halst ed, IN the
city OF New York, and by the of his remedy OBJ
tanned immediate relief, and nave continued well I'm
to this time. When Doctor Dove advertised as
the Agent of Mr. Hasted, | called OH him and found
his remedy the had been practising and to tine
use OF which, ascrib wholly, my restoration to
health 1t Is but justice To say that have he most
Implicit confidence IN the remedy, as pracsed by him.
JAMES &. CRANE.
RicuMoNp, Nov "a, 1890.
The subscriber having, for the last ten years been
afflicted with Indigestion and functional arrangement
OF the ver, to an alarming extent, takes great plea
cure III stating that his belief from actual experi
ence, the remedy lately discovered by Oliver Hal
sted, OF New York, and now practsed by Doct John
Dove, OF this city, (undc whom, for the last two
months, he has been pa ent,) is certain to remove
all distractions. where functional arrangement of the
stomach and liver, only has taken places provided the
patient Is attentive to The of the remedy and mod.
crate IN his diet WIN. PEARSON.
RICHMOND, Nov. OF, 1880.
have been suffering under Indigestion for the last
years, and having made use OF the remedy for the
cure OF Dyspepsia, az practsed by Dr. Dove OF this
city, do not hesitate to say, have the fullest conf
dcnce in its efficacy. JOHN FISHER
RICHMOND, Nov. 90, 1890.
To these could add many more, but as the two
first have remained cured May last and as thew
are gentlemen of the first respectabi!ity !, would
seem 10 be utterly hopeless, convince the incredu
lous, if their certificates will not do il: the two last
from gentlemen ofequal responsibility only added
to prove, that the remedy OF Halls ed as pract:sed
by myself is attended with equal success
JOHN DOVE.
RICHMOND, Nov. 90 ls3O-2aw2tc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-01
DRY DOODS.
Valuable Lands for Sale.

In pursuance OF n Deed of Trust, dated the 18th
January 1898, and recorded in the county court
oil amherst, executed by David ;. Garland and Jane
RI his wife to Daniel Higginbotham aud James
Lyons, Jr.. trustees, TO secure the payu.nt
OF htree thousand and eighty eight dollars and nine
y cenlS' with interest thereon. from the 10th q;
January 1873 TO Benjamin w. Leigh and Roberl
Stanard To satisfy the said debt and the expenses or
the tIust,-wILL SOLD, at public aucion 10 tn,
highest bidder. for cash. at The front door of tba
Eagle Hotel IN the city of Richmond. On Friday the
ioth day OF December next. the following lands IT.
tue said Deed of Trust mentioned and conveyed and
more particularly described. VIZ:
one tract or parcel OF land lying and being in the
county of Amherst. on The north side and adjoining
Buitaloe River and on both sides of H.crinbothams
Creek. and containing thousand and three ocres
tby metes and bounds in the SAID Deed of Trust de-
scrlbed) made Up Of the lands purchased of Henry
Holloway and William Lee
One other tract parcel OF land containing sixty
acres, adjoining the before mentioned tract and bein1
the same land which was sold under decree of Ana
herst county urt Of September term 1908 Dro
nounced in the case of David 5. Garland adm'or Of
benjamin Philips, decd. and guardian OF Gecrga ID
philps an infant son of William Philips, decd com
plalnant' against Mary Philips widow and rect of
William Philips, decd and others, def,ndlrte and
being the same land which was conveyed by Gabriel
Penn To William Philips. decd. by deed da, ed the
lst May l785, and duly recorded III the County court
of Amherst.
And one other tract or parcel Of land ad dining the
last meDned tract. containing four hundred acres (by
mries and bounds in the said Deed Of Trus, decribed
and being the same lane thar was granted to Aaron
ligginbotham and devised by Jacob Tyree the elder
TO his two sons William and jacob.
The sale will be made By the subscriber under the
special power, in The Deed of Trust expressed and
contained tn the trustees either of them to make
The sale, and only such title is vested by the said
deed in the trustees. is to be sold and convened =
And the sale will commence between the hours Of
~ and oclccl; of the dnv of sale above appointed
oct 2S-l9td 81 C. JAMES LYONS. Junior
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COMMUNICATED.
BOOK KEEPING.

observe with pleasure. tina, Mr.. Carpenter an
nonnces his intention Of giving instruction in this
useful department OF Mercantile Education, before
he leaves our city
The successful manner in which he has taught his
unrivaed SYSTEM OF Penmanship among us, as " ell
us the hih recommendations he brings from the first
merchan,s who have been his pupils in the Northern
ctes sufficiently subsant the claims of that gen.
tieman to the confidence and the patronage of the
citizens of Richmond.
cannot, however. forbear To remark. as an act OF
personal justice 10 Mr.. Carpenter, aud th. express
sion OF the unanimous appreciation OF those who have
acquired the art OF bookkeeping from him. that af
ter having examined his system consider it far STU
perior to any other have seen, in it's
TO mpart thorough acquaintance with the whole
doctrine OF accounts, IN ITS most extensive and com
plicated qualifications.
The system OF Book keeping taught by Mr.. Car.
Pentiar, whose long experience the transaction of
the counting room emnently fit him for the execu-
ton OF an attempt arduous; s in short success
u effort to improve ho systems of Jackson and Ben
nett, and 70 unite with all the accuracy comprehen
sion, and beauty Of the Italian method every advan.
tage winch can resut from the practical know.
ledge OF commercial concerns For such IL system of
Book keeping as This. he richly deserves the warmest
thanks, and The most liberal pa ronage of thomercan.
TIE community. A SUBSCRIBER.
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New Music, at Half Price.

New Music, at Half Price.
JIMMIE drs Marsellois, with English words
- q! do not chde my lingering stay
Faithless Isabel, sung by Mr.. Robinson
The little blind Boy, composed by John Barnett
Why hast thou taught to love thee, sung by Miss
Byrnc
Fast from the Lake composed by II. Bishop
My Bark ehail tramp.e The no more
Strike for Tyrol liberty sung bv Madame Ves,ris
My bonny Charles sung by Mrs Knight
Savourneene Deesh do do
When frcm Ellen parted
Flow on shining river, arranged by Sir ]. Stevenson
Ship o Hoy. sung by Miss l. Gillingham
Her cheek was of the roses dye, composed by Z. N.
Sofa
Maid of Athens, by Lord Byron
o Pescator dell 'onda n Venetian cnnznnet
Bonnie Breast Knot Quadri!les containing .Heyl The
bonnie breast knots" 'Cambells are coming"
"Stlliy night" Here's health to them that's
ava" The boa,e rows
It's the last rose of summer
Forresters Daughter, By w. Ball
Wake lady, wake
Kathleen o. Moore. sung by Miss Dillingham;
w here the Bee sucks sung by Mrs Austin
He's just like all the men
Scotch Harper, by Chas. Fest
The Savoyard girl
Isabel To- her lover
Oh! breath more that simple air
Hark, It's the signal gun. by Jos. Watson. U. S. n
Let US Cos moving, sung by Miss Love
!d1umming bird, sung by Mrs knight
The secret. do do
Lady. the silver moon shines bright 4 reply 10 rise
gentle moon
Farewell. sung by Miss Clara Fisher
Canary bird waltz
Bonnie Hcathcrn call
Wilt thou wander DER the hills
saw thee weep, by Lord Byron
The Moorish maid
Round my pretty rose
! Ger the green
The bonnie bark
As It fell upon day, sung by Mrs. Holman and MI
| Pearman
All! what delight the Soldier knows
Inc Butterfly was gentleman, sung by NADIA Tic
! Feron
Sweet Bird that shunst the noise OF folly sung by
Miss E. GllIDghun
O. Dolce concento
BageiIto, sung by SIgnorna Garcia, with silk like
ness.-For sale at the Book, Stationery. and Fan
/ cy Store CT X. ID SANXAY
! nov 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-01
AlART -QE AaGWS.
II RIV ED
PORT OF RICHMOND

Schr Alert, Gibbs, from Sandwich, ballast
Schr Meridian lngcrsol from New York lay to
J Wallace.
Schr independence, HOOPER from Baltimore. via
Norfolk. with sun ries to J s. J Goode, NJ Myers, J
x Tnplet'. Is $ Cosby 81 Go, b Pcyton, Scott and
Fry.
Schr James Rapllcc, Rsley, from New York,
Sloop Crawford, West, from Boston. via Norfol,
and City Point, with sundrics TO Luclc and Sizer.
Otis, Dunlop and co, Davenport Alien and CO, Gran
Mss Son and Brothers X G Saunders, Hubbard and
Gardner, II Reid, p Taylor, Myers, S Myers, jr,
w Smyth. w Allison. G. Palmer, l. a Bancroft, J
Parker, McKlldoe, & Goddard RI Pcttus, Van
Lew, Il Rust N Gordon. r Munctftc.
Schr Hector. Trnvcrs. from Baltimore.
Schr General Jackson, Wooford, from Gosport.
wood.
SAILED,
Schr Cherub, Burk, for Norfolk, tobacco and flour.
NEW YORK, Nov. 81 Ard, schr Tuntivy
Thorp, ds FIN Richmond
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-01
Fashionable Boots and Shoes.

ooiiioldDlc bOOtS anu DuOeS.
d HE subscribers have OH hand. a very exteusiv @
n assortment of every description of ladies', gen.
ienens s. misses, boys, and chldrens boots bootecs
and shoes, of superior quality. all which will be
warranted, as they were made AT their factory.
Iooo PAIR ladies lasting sattcen, and kid slippers of
every quality and price
500 do ladies' morocco walking shoes
500 do do sealskin and goasiiin walking shoes
800 do do lasting walking shoes with and with
out heels and at various prices
~ d. do bronze and blue morocco slippers
80 do do blue and jet black satin slippers
90 do do white satin and lasting slippers
100 do do scalskln walking shoes, without heels
100 do misses morocco and sealskin slippers
ioo DO do do do walking shoes
100 do do lasting slippers, coloured and black
500 do gent!,mens caliskin. sealskin and goat
skin boots of various qualities and price
500 do do boots, very low prices
100 do do superior calfskn shoes
$50 do do very superior goatskin dress
pumps
500 do mems stout prime kip pegged and sewcd
bootecs, very superior and low prices
| 500 do prime thick pegged d sewcd bootees and
shoes. suitable for factory ard plantation hands
900 do Womcrs leather shoes ofcxceent quality
600 do boys bootecs and shoes. various kinds
500 do ladies aud Centemcn's India rubber shoes
large sizes and superior quality
1000 do chlldren's shoes and booices comprising
almost every kind ever made, the quality OF
which is very superior
100 lbs wrapping twne, which will be sold very low
600 whskcr brushes, a handsome article
100 pair ladies' and g"ncmens cork seals, new
article for keeping the innt dry and warm
90 superior made leather travelling trunks some
extra large sizes, double and single
p beautiful travelling bags with ron clasps
100 lbs green hemp shoe thread
Black and Russell valccs.
All Of which Will be sold al very low prices, Of
wholesale or rctail. ny
GRANNISS SON & BROTHERS.
Corner Of Main and Idth street
L. y They VI receive IN few days many o. her
- end ;prrnr 4rf,cl,s a. 81,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-01

NERS THOMAS HATCHER vii open her
IVE House e. Fame Binding sou;h side Of Capi
to Sqrn-",) for thu reception Of b"ardcrs by ,he
week, month. ycar--1s,, = or 10 M~,o1crs Of the
ensuing Legislature can DC accommodated. There
havo been some repairs and improvements rnccrtly
made. which ghc trusts viii render Tho situa ion
comfortable and desirable. She will Likewise be
gInd to board gentlemen who may wi.h lodge else
where. -Terms IN each case very moderate.
uJ Wanted to hire Man Sc want by the month.
nov 30-co7l dot
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-01
MRS. LUCY HIGGTNROTHAM

AS rem yea her Boarding Housr To the spa
- cious Tenements at the foot OF the Capitol
Squarc-n central, airy and pleasant situation COM
cru, Sung as many local advantages any in the CITY,
one Is prepared to receive BoarIers by the week
month or year, and has reserved several rooms fur
,he reception of members of the Legislature Travel
ers and travelling families may rely upon every at
tention in her power.
MOI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-01

BY OTIS. DUNLOP g. co.
DRY GOODS .9T 1I1(,T;o..

DRf GOODS 1T 1UCTIC.T
- Cn WSDMESDAf next, the LIST December at
10 o'clock. will be sold at our Auct,oo Rooms L..
and general assortment of seasorable
DRY GOODS.
A,hong them arc few pieces Of elegant superfine
Cio'hs assorted colors few pieces Casslmeres best
s"perhne assorted colors, Poin and Dufie Blankets
extra sizes, and superior quaty large quantity of
Sa''inets and Casinets. Flunnels. elegant Calcocs.
Ea'nolet ana aItan Plaids. Irish Linen, Lawns and
Diapers. Damask for Table Cloths, Black Italian
oiks' Black Silk handkerchief, NJ adras Hdkfs. or.
naourgs and Brown Holland, Bleachcd and Brown
on'r'ihgs and Sheetlngs, Checks and Plals Bomha-
C &c aho BombazInes Bncking Baize; Mcdd.inp
Cloths. &c &c.-Terms n, sale
nov 20 OTIS, DUNLOP & CO, Auc'ts.
In cons'quena" of 20 packages of the above goods
10. having arrived, the sale is postponed till Mon
"a The 9th INST, at 10 o'clock, when il will nos
10y ta"e pace. .. ID. & Co. Aucts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-01
Tobacco Presses. sc.
BY DAVE.NpORT. ALLEY a. co

Groceries,
TOMORROW MORNING. Thursday Der
I'd, at half-ps 10 o'clock. a, cur Asction Siorn.
10 hhds. S.. Croix sugars
10 do Porto Rico do
90 casks pr me cheese
loC boxes brown soup
casks Malaga wine
10 boxes Young Tyson tea
10 bbls loaf sugar
500 bushels prime potatoes
% bbs fall caught mackerel
hhds old Antigua rum
200 whole half and or boxes bunch rasins
Lonpgs brand
10 hhds whiskey
80 bales Northern hay
Rice indigo. & C. &c
DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co Aucts
dec
DRY DOODS.
On WEDNESDAY next, Dec. 9Th. at 10 O'Clock
at our Auction Room, all assortnen, of Foreign and
Domestic Dry Goods
DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO Aucts
dec l
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-01
,NotfGn :lo Droycr's of HiQa.5 !.

HUE subscrHtV bcgs leave to inform uldstst hat
H he has already commfnCcd pprshas,nl >Sndsc
ling Hogs, at his large and commod "a Pens on I7th
Valley Street, where hc Intends carrying un tho
business cx cusycly. and rspcctfuy invites all thnr
coming to tins market to cal upon him
oct Pj--tsc John WYSE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-01

BALDWIN, IVES g. co.
A RE receiving per Fairfield, from New York.
~ Rich white sains
Super black do and satin levan;ines
few boxes rich winter flowers
Beautiful coorcd eros dc Maps
Red paddings. aud sail ducks
bales British oznaburgs
$50 pieces heavy buckrams
cases leghoTn hoDne;s
bales heavy grey kcrscys
do plaid linseys
do brown jeans and drings.
For sale upon liberal terms. nov es