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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-07-07

NEW SPRING & SUMMER (,ln1T7S
Nv james q HiiliGm ~ Riddle MAR.
ineir friends aud the public, that they hars
just rcceived and finished opening, a Ia,ys
and well selected supply of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
OF every description, among which are n.
following articles: Super Blue, Black and
Brown Cloths, Summer Cloth and Brovs
Camblet for coats, Vigonia, Rouen and Nj
rino Cassimeres, white and brown Line,
Drilling, Plain and Striped Satteen, YeIow
Nankin, Pittsburg Cord, Bro Denim & stsa,
Linens, Irish Linen, Linen Cambria, yale,'
cia and Marsedles Nesting, Gauze, Zepby, ,
and AdrIanople Scars and Handk'fs, Gran.
Royal, Grape de Leon and 'Pongees, Black
Lutestring, Gro de Indies and satin Leyan-
tine, Black and Changeable Gro de Naples
GaGze Ribbons and Bonnet trimmings f;;,r'
hams, Callcoes and Cambrics, Leghorb ana
Dunstable Bonnets, together with a general
assortment Of Hardware, Queensware Sra.
ceries and Stationery. all OF which they r..
specially invite their customers and the nub-
lie to call and examine, as they viii be sola
on Accommodating terms.
Martinsburg, May 10, 1881.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-07-07

VIRGINIA. to ,cit:
At rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
Cosnty Court Of Berkeley, on Monday the
Cd day Of May, 1881
Samuel Robt8sor,, plaintiff,
AGAINST
William Hamison, Shafer and Brent and the
Sheriff Of Berkeleg county, defendants,
IN CHANCERY.
gE7HE defendants Shaft s Brent not hav
E ing entered their appearance, and given
security according 10 the act of Assembly and
the rules OF this court. and it appearing to
the satisfaction ef this court. that the defen
danis Shaier & Brent are not inhabitants OF
This Commonwealth II is ordered. That The
said defendants do appear on the Cd Monday
in July next, to answer the bill OF the plain
tiff, ard that copy of this order be publish
ed in the Martinsburg Gazette fortwo months
successfully, and posted at the door Of the
court house'of this county.
A copy Teste,
JOHN SEROTHER, C. B. g.
May 5, 1881.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-07-07

HUNGARY forms an important part OF the
Austrian dominions. 1t is stated in the En-
cyclopad'a Americana, that ON a superficial
area Of SO $40 square miles. it contains a
population exceeding 9 400 900, with 50 free
cities. 69l market towns, and 06S villages
tits one of the healthiest. and, at the same
time, one OF the most productive countries
of Europe, Supplying all the natural preduc
tons necessary for the comfort Of man. The
people, in this country, means the nobility;
they are STYLED 80 in official acts, and enjoy
peculiar privileges paving no imposts nor
tithes, exempted from the quartering Of sol
diers, and from Imprisonment until after con
viction of crime, Certain cases excepted
and being alone entitled TO hold landed estate
The whole burden of taxat, falls on tho
peasants. the sn:sera plebs contribuens, as they
are styled, which may be translated into plain
English, "tbe wretched rabble that pay" 1t
is hard to be insulted and ground al the same
time Besides contributions in money and
kind, and the labour they are bound to per
form for the lord of the manor, they also pay
tithes of all theirproduce TO the clergy, main
tain the county magistrates and the army,
and labour on thepublie u oyks wahom poy.--
No wendcr the Emperor Of Austria does not
like his people to read II is mighty conve
nient for the popults Htygaricus, - the nobil
ity that is--tn have their soil tiled by intel
igent cattle, and their taxes paid by this
ptebs misera contys5uens, - Bait finer.
NrcE PEopLE-We like to see nice peo-
pie, that is to say pretty nice-but not TO a
troublesome or Improbable aegree-We
like to see gentleman with a well brushed
coat; but we wonls nat advise him to brush
il SO as to make it thread bare; we admire
pair Of well polished boots; but we should
not think ii advisable TO polish them to such
q degree as TO form mirror for eats, and
dogs, and nonkies to see their faces in We
think il necessary to every mans comfort
and decencY, to have clean set OF teeth,
but we should account il worse than labor
lost, to brush then so as to take off the ena
mel We le to see mans whiskers neat
ly cut-zthat b to say, cut off, but we should
think d man poorly employed, who spent all
of bis tine in trimming his whiskers. We
admire neat setting shirt colar-not false,
but we would not have man perpetually
pulling up his collar to make it set well
Ne like to see lady exceedingly nice;
that is in every thing that concerns the pre-
priety or comfort of her household IN fact
1t seems to US that woman can scarcely be
TOO nice in the matter of cookery. The ar
rangement of the tatle, and general cleanIi
ness Of the house. In personal neatness she
cannot be too exact-not that she should
spend her time before the glass-Nqhich, in
deed, is not apt TO be the case with lady
who is habitually neat.-,N 7. Constellation.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-07-07

NEW SPRING g. SUMNER GOODS
yE7ILEIAM N. THOMPSON respectful
Wv " informs bis customers and the pub
tic generally, that he is now receiving his
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
10 which be invites those who are in want of
bargains, 10 call and examine for themselves.
Martnsburg, April 7, 1881.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-07-07

THyHE subscriber has Just received and hn.
ished opening, a handsome assortment 81
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
AZ the latest fashions; bis assortment consists
sf almost every article ofnecessity ard com
fsrt-He has also, q general assortment OF
Teghoyn. Bolivar, Dsnlaoble and .Ndrdreno
B0.N.VETS, al Of which he invites ms
customers and the public generally, TO call
and examine the CHEAP GOODS, and
purchase them, as they will be sold on the
most pleasing terms .,,,r
Martinsburg, April Ia, 1881.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-07-07

sCEcCL BOO IFS
Just Teceired and for sale al
RIDDLES
Adams Geography and Atlas,
Morse's do do
Cummings do do
Murray's Grammar,
Comley's do
Pixies. Jess's and Parke's Arithmetic,
Webster's and Walkers Dictionary,
Websters Elementary and American
Spelling Book,
Murray's introduction, Reader s Sequel,
Primers Table Books. &c
Pockct Bibles and Family DO
Pocket Iestaments and hymn Books,
extra bindisg)
,NartisI1rg. June 9, 1881.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-07-07

NEGRO GIRL FOR SALE.-For sale.
~ a.NEGRO GIRL about Ia years oi
&c, capable Of doing house work-She will
be sold low for cash, or exchanged for one
older, or sold on credit as may best suit
the purchaser. For further particulars
Enquire of the PRINTER.
June %, 1881
GTRAY HORSE.-Bre out and stray
~ ed away frsm the pasture Of Mr. John
Mong, on Tuscarora, two miles from Mar
tinsburg, on Saturday night last, a BAY
HORSE, four years old about fifteen and
half hands high, three black legs. and his
fore left leg is of a greyish colour from the
knee down, has few white hairs in his fore
head; shed before with steel toe shses-be
has no other marks or brand about him.
will give very liberal reward to any persen
who may take up and return said horse TO
me, or give information SO that may get
aim aga'n. purchased said horse from out
a drove some time back, and have reason to
think he is not stolen, but stray. should
he be stolen, will give reward Of thirty
dollars for the recovery efthe horse and con
siciion Of the thief
THOMAS f. kINSEL.
June % 1873
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-03
ID Mucn Yrr nrMAiN.rrauNa.n
CUPID'S WARNING.

CUPiD's WARNING.
ST MRs. RANrAn y. souLo.
take heed. takc heed,
They will 20 with speed;
Fol I've just strung my how:
My CULVER 10 full, aud II on pull,
Some arrow may hit you know,
You know, you know,
Some arrow may hit. i"u KNOW
'Ob! pull sway!'
Did the maiden say;
For who 10 the coward TO mind
A shan tha's flung by boy so young,
When both Of his ey blind,
Are blind, are blind, -
When both Of his eyes are blind"
His how he dtew.
And tho shafts they few,
Till this maiden wos heard to cry.
'oh. take the dart from my aching heart.
Dcai Cupid. or else do!
die, I die.
Dear Cupid, or else die!
lie said and smiled.
Il am but child,
And should have skill 10 End.
En- with both my eyes, where the dart now lee
Then, you know fair maid, I'm blind,
Pm blind, I'm blind,
You know, fair maid, Pm blind.
but pray DO calm,
And I'll name n balm,
That's brought by AN older hand;
And Pm told IL these wounds to cure,
'1is hymon applies the band,
Tho band, the band,
Ills Hymen applies the bandi
Now, must not says
I must hast- away;
For my mother has bid mo try
rhcss auurins things my glis,' winss,
Which she tells mo were made to fly,
To hy, to fly,
She tells me were mado TO ny!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-03

REPUBLICAN LEGISLATIVE MEETING
ALBANY. Feb. 2S.---Nominafion Of President BY
the republicans Of the legislature of the STATE Of Neto
York-Ths republican members OF tho legislature
convened last evening In tho assembly chamber, Hon.
E r Livingston. lieut. governor, chairman. and Hoo.
g. Davis, speaker Of the house, and Hoo. Nathan.
iei 3. Benton OF the senate, secretaries.
Resolutions, approving Of tho course Of tho Nation
Administration, and nominating General Jackson for
recollection to the Presidency, were unanimously
dopted.
The meeting was unanimously attended, and was
entirely Harmonious in all its proceedings. We refer
to this Of the representatives. Of TIE people, 40 Alto
gether in accordance with the wishes Of thre constu
en's; aud every day confirms the fact, that Cen Jack
son will receive the entire vote Of the Of New
York by majority unpreeedentedin the history Of
elections. (argWs.
BALL TO "a. VAUGHAN.
IL being recently Understood, that Mr.. Vaughan,
HIS Britannia Msjes'ys Minister to the United States,
t. about 'oleave hi: country. his England
the citizens oil Washington aud members OF Congress,
who have enjoyed tbs liberal hospitality Of Mr..
v. during his long residence smongst US, have, -
slight tribute respect, rendered him the compliment
Of Public Ball, which he has oblsinsly accepted.
The Ball will take place Tuesday evening next, a
Carusis Assembly Rooms. The following gentleman
compose the Managers on the occasion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-03

Saying WHEAT-Valuable appendsye N a
~ rarm fard-Tbe Subscriber having purchased
the Right o. Dr. e. Clark's Patent Wheat rbrasbioe
Machine, for the counties OF BUeking ham. Cumbe,.
land, Goocbland, Louisa, Fuvsnna & p Edward takss
this method Of informing the citizens therso1 sbst
those machines are admirably adapted 10 the usages If
the couniry being OF simple and permsoen, consirue.
lon-nol liable 70 get out OF oider--they may be ate
'ached TO those horse powers, which are common in
the country, oy removing the old drums, with verv
little expense which will be great saving OF power
and facilitate the cleaning oil Wheat or ihsr small grain
he wili sell the Rights Of four Of the above cour-
les upon reasonable terms-aud will furnish Machines
20 9Iuer az snort notice, with without horse powers
oper poriaOly or statonary.-Persons wihing TO buv
single ikighis, Will be accommodated APPLY at ri.
d'idge Posi- Office, Buckingham Co, (Va.)
FEB IL. 9i-9t JOHN y. WILLIAMS
UNATIC HOSPITAL, VILLA MSBIRG =
~ Notice IL hereby given that allthe cells IN ,bis
tuition are occupied, and that no more patients will
90 received until some Of the said cells are vacant,
Court Of Directors. l. pENiEy
May 26. 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-07

Smiths arithmetic.

DRACTiCAL and Mental Arithmetic on new plan.
Il in which Mental Arithmetic Is combined with the
practical purposes being in dollars and cents stereo
type edition, revised and enlarged with exercises tor
the slate. To which is added practical 81 stem OF
book keeping. By Roswell C. Smith.
The publishers particularly invite the attention OF
tea chers to this work. in the belief that is great
and important improvement in the art Of teaching A.
rthmetic 1t is the productor-af an experienced and
accomplished instructor cf out, who has ayailed HIM
self of observations made IN long course OF expert
ence Every part IF this work has been carefully adap
ted to the business Of teaching and every page has
been tested, BY the of the work In the suhor's
school The design of the author has been 10 instruct
the learner in the principles and practice OF artlme
TIC. fhs h. has endesvored 10 do BY slow gradstions
beginning with the simplest Ideas, ant gradually As
cening IN the scale of knowledg. til hc pupil mas
ter of the whole field of arithmetca GraIinsucns.
undsment principle Of the work to present no dit
icuty which the learner is unable of himself to sur
mount. In accordance with this max m. the ii st 20
pages contain norues exercises Tor the slate 1t
commences with examples simple, that children tive
years old viii readily comprehend them. These Illus
rate the principles of addition, at er which the table Is
inserted followed b. intel ctua exercises, eXpanao
~ of its practical utility, The remaining tables OF SIM
pie subraction multiplication and diyision are exon
p;jficd in a similar manner. Thus. b. mere mental
process The pupil is eiectual!y taught The ground
ru arithmetic, and this NAV be accomplished with
any other assistance than the book and she opera
tons ii he own MAD 1hc upil, this plan, is re.
qoired to ink and having become familiar with the
indviius operarons require To solve series OF arh-
rne,c, qu ston, those operations are then sumaied
un aud ted ~ tie form of rule. This rule he is
then CURED Ia commit 10 memory. not, however,
without having 5csn previously Intercepted, To be AS
s,lre,i Of his complete comp ehcnsiun ut the same
This work has been recommended by the vermont
& l.inde land scaoni Commissioners for use through
out those Ststrs ad also eytensye', IN use IN Mas
sachIsctts Co,ueccui, New York. and other parts ct
the cnuutr, T. Is osei many places on the score OF
economy, asi, tom It's intrinsic merit, II being one OF
the cheapest boas eNiat embracing all That is vsiua
bic in the SYSTEMS nclta' and PRACTICAL al Inc
usual price of treatise o. one,
Just received on sale by
nay I-3t WIN. N. MORRISON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-07
New & Valuable Books

VUsr received on sale by WM MoRR'soN'
Cd viz
SCOTS Family Bible. fresh supply. and offered as
:ow as can be purchased in Philadelphia, New YORK.
or Boston. ,.,
Fl CANT quartn and Syo pocket, silt 4 school bibles
Octave, school and pocket testanents
PRAYER hhnss gre at variety and elegant edition
Summers eypository lecture on Matthew and Marx
Rev jain Newtons works, complete in vols; 10
which are prsfixed memoirs of his life ny the Kew.
John Cecil NJ new edition
Vol Sd of standard works of the Prot slant Epsco
pal Church. containing JEWELS Apology and Treatise
ON the Scriptures
Lectures or the evidences OF Christianity, by ID.
Wilson, A. u. -,
The Christian Student, by the Rev. f. Pickersteth
Noyes's Translation Of the Psalms
A., moirs of the Rev } Townsend, Founder OF the
ASYLUM for the Deaf and Dumb
Essay on the Hieroglyphic System, By J. u II
Greppo translated from the French by Isaac Stewart
with notes, &c.
Italians Constitutional History Of England, va SVo
E.eme ats of siental Philosophy,b by Thos L. uPhsw'
in 2 vols Svo
STARTS Philosophy of the active snd moral powers
ofmsn, in 2vols =, -.
The Diplomacy Of the United states, I'd edition,
with additions by Theodore Lyman, lr in vols ovo
Dearboru's memoir of the Black sea, Turkey and
Euypt, in vols 8yo, with chart, &c.
Book of t,eath
These together with great variety OF M'sceiiane
o,,s and School Books will he sold as low 40 can De
ind in any other town in the Union
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-07
Washington X Hrent

HAVE just opened general supply Of Staple and
4 Fancy
DRY GOGDS-Conslstine, in part, OF
Bu. black and brown cloth
brakes neck, green and oiive cloth
B,uc and green hab do
Blue. black and fancy cold kcrsey meres
Pe;ershsm cloth, flushing
Rose pont and duac blankets
White ret,, green md scarlet h.nnels
Swanskn and Canton do
Merino circassia,s ana bom5aEctts
(arpeting blue aud green bazes
g., Roo Roy and Tartan Piaas carpet buildings
Blue and brown goats hair cam5iet
Silk worsted and ouon Hosiery
Irish linens, lawns and sheeungs
So IO4 tcube and silk dainask diapers
Printed cloth able covers and balze
Cambiic musns. book aud swiss do
Prints of every description
White and coiOred counterpanes
Black Italian iustring and Gro de Swiss
Florences satins and lads icvsntine
rh,hets Grape and manderiD silk shawls and
hsndkerchefs
black white and scarlet merir0 scarfs
Flag, banianna AMI Spittalfied hdSfs
r. .ck Italian cravats
Buriaps, sackngs and oznsburgs
Nth large Stock Of DOMESTIC GOODS.
Consisting OF saiinets. bed licking cotton ozaou"gs,
brown and b,cac ed shr,ings and sheetings, p!ads,
check SC &c all of which will DC sold low, hS the
niece mr. retail. OCT lit
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-07
Charles Bennett

Charles HenneV
m ,simported. by ship Virgins, arrived here, and
III Herald. via BaIlrnor,. and offers for sale
Colts 81 add 4 point blankets, large sizes
- Rose blankets Cd 10 4. II 4, IL 4, IL
few pairs best family blankets
Shoe thread in bates OF ~ dozeni ps'em
colored and Thread
Cambric nueins and iimihes
Furniture dimities and chintses, great variety
G.nghams and aicoes
Figured colored cotton cOu'terpanrs, large sizes
Vestings, including silk velvets and Fiorentines'
of very best quality
Gardeners doeskin gloves
superfnc cloths aud kerscymeres
A prime assortment of "a Irish linens, 50 ands6-4
sheetings
"a and l0.4 table damask, long lawns
Russia and Scotch sheetngs
"a green floor cloth base
Clsrk's best SPOOL and ball sewing cotton
rngIsh cheese. double GIoster and no. tn Wilt
shire of first quality
From the North he has received:
Rest black Italian lutestIIngs -,
Black silk hosiery, Italian sewing SHES
" ors.ed and cotton hose in great variety
Swiss muslins, figured and PLAIN
Nerino stuffs, circassians and bomoaZeS
MACK and drsb fine cloth shawis
Superfne choPpa romals ~
Jnia and English bandsnns hdkts
Black Italian cravats
TickIenburGs, ssckings and osnaburgs
a General assortment of Domestic Goods,
Consisting f sat,inets, bedticks, cotton osnaburgs,
Cotton ,nnel, brown and bieached sheeuDgs, carpet
bindings CHI cks. piaids, &c. &c
Fine and superline merinO shirts and hosiery; slad
and herring Bridport SEINE TWfNE; TO he sold very
low to close a consignment
sept A-"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-07
Va {.et.
70 Nent.
Tavern for Rent. *
The PUBLIC HOUSE at King George

Sssc. The PUBLlC HOUSE at King george
.F.E Cout House w"u,d be rented to good ten.
81 an f. P one to FIVE Years. II is the only one
kl.t. at the place, is spacious and in good pair.
having attached to it grazing lots and stabling or 40
or 50 horses The furniture in the house, which
is of the requisite quality aud abundance would be
sold 20 TIE tenant very accommodating terms Pos
session may be had LIST January, sooner ifdesired
Apply to Uoc,or u. johnson, King George G. n.
Va. or to GEO. JOHNSON & Co.
semitic
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-07
JnMm "A Foucasd,

ynMn a Foucasd,
Upholsterer and Mattrass Manufacturer,
TIyENDERS hts respectful ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the
y public in gen raj Tor the very lineral encourage
men, he has received and informs them that lie has
On hand general assortment OF
New live geese feather beds
Best curled hair mattresses
Spanish moss do
Cotton DO
Cat tail do
Straw do
Sofas, easy chairs; &c &c.
New We gee,e feathers and Spanish moss sold BY
he large small quantities
Al of mich csnbe warranted Of the very best qua
E,v, and will pc disposed OF on reasonable terms Tor
cash.
apprentices Wanted.
Ivan, two apprentices to the UPhosterers an. MA
trass making business. De ~ r"o"n""
sept
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-07
For Rent .

sss.s That very desirable property. at present
atst Occupied py Messrs. Chamberlain {. Harris at
HAN tie corner Of Prince Street
E3 The stand is believed to be equal to any
other for the grocery business; the wharf proh,a
BILE one. Toa good tenant the terms will be low; and
possession given the 25d January next For terms Up.
plyto JANE S. CHAMBERLAIN.
sept 5-tf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-07
E..l,imore Packets.

-. Yli, rus Of packets is composed OF Tour nne
ssn N. ,,s 81 which will sHIi from the DIS
49, ,,, ,r,n Baltimore every Saturday For
net, anil ''' i X ". a. IRWIN.
\ ,sh, apply 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-07
George J0MNson 6 20

George Johnson & Co.
NAVE Just received and For sale,
"a 40 boxes plug tobacco
II 10 the pound
In Store
pipe S hhds. i. q and 10 eshths best Ma
deirs wine OF their Importation, war
rsnted pure
so ou ,r,.r c. SKIS and milan barrels, Marseilies
aadeira If superior cmay
9ouartsr casks Sicil, MsG' Go
bales sp,n!ng cotton, tciaiiing
Sc So cheese low to ciS sa!rS
esq boxes sup, real isvsnS seEsrs
1i-s brown .om tcs d 10 q vide
Barrels bright varnish
No ; mackerei in barrels ard half barrels
IN 70 IN ~ ttcut of r. "oots office
FOUR FOR rEPlANOS OF fine tone,
End splendid workmsnsiip, alto wh'eh are offered OF
pleasing terms
NJ. Uheaf purchased as usual
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-01-06
LOOK HERE
ROSE BL.4-KETS al g so

ROSE BL.4-.KETS at 81 so par.
I'VE have large supplyof Rose Blankets,
w lower than We have ever had the plea
sure Of offering the article. Those blankets
were bought in The hot month of August last,
at auction, thereby enabling us TO sell them
at such prices as mast please all wi,O see them
Also, large supply Of Stripe, Datile and
Point Blankets, which shall be SOLD equally
cheap. Persons wanting the above articles,
viii find il greatly 10 their interest. 10 cali acd
see this large supply before they purchase
elsewhere. Il G. LANE s Co
Shepherdslown, Dec, z. 1880.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-01-06
LAIICK s. STEPHEN

FEYOUIDinform the Blacksmiths and Far.
Wv mers, and the public generally, that
they have now complete assortment ei
HUGHES ROLLED IRON
consisting Of every variety of size aud kind,
and Of which they intend hereafter keeping
constant supply, together with many other
articles, usually connected with an extensive
Iron Establishment; aud expect TO receive
IN few days full assortment of Cook and
other Stoves. That all, or any OF them, viii
be sold Cheap, can, and may, be readily as
certained, by a call from those disposed to
purchase. Oct -.