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The Arkansas advocate., 1831-05-18

Approved: March ?. 1881.

An act confirming the selections hereto
 fore made of lands for the construction
 of the Michigan road, in the State of h.
 diana.
 Be | eaacted bYthe Senate aad House of Representatives of Hue United Hafes of aaJe- rica ia Congress assembled, That the selee- lions and locations heretofore made by the State of Indiana, of the Michigan road lands, so far as they may remain ,unsold, be, and the same are hereby, sanctioned and confirmed; and that other public lands in Indiana, in lieu of those already sold :, shall be selected under the same authority that the original selections and locations were made: PfoWdod, That no selections or locations shall hereafter be made for the purpose aforesaid until the authority of the State of Indian shall cause to be made to the General Land Office an aceu- rate survey and plat of the said road thro,- out its entire line.
 Sec. 2. find 5e t further enacted, That the Land Offices at Craw fordsvilIe and Fort Wayne shall be duly notified, by the State authority of the selections made in virtue of this act; after which no sales thereof shall be made.
 Approved: March 2, 1881. 54
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-05-18

An act to extended the act, entitled "An
 act for the further extending the powers
 of the Judges of the Superior Court of
 the Territory of Arkansas, under the act
 of the twenty sixth day of May, one
 thousand eight hundred and twenty -four,
 and for other purposes"
 Be it enacted b4 tte Seaatp and House oJ Representative ofthe Ufiied Stafes of .4me- ficd ia Congress assembled, That the act, entitled "An act for the further extending the powers of the Judges of the Superior Court of the Territory of Arkansas, under the act of the twenty-sixth day of May, one thousand eight hundred and twenty four, and for other purposes" approved on the eighth day of May one thousand eight hundred and thirty, be, and the same is hereby extended and continued in force until the eighth day of May, one thousand eight.hundrcd and thrty-two.
 Sec. ?. .aad De H further enacted, That each of the Judges of the Superior Court of the Territory of Arkansas shall, whilst Tn the discharge of the duties imposed by this act, be allowed at the rate of eight hundred dollars per annum, in addition to their salaries as Judges of the Superior Court for the said Territory, which shall be in fuii for their services, to be paid out of any money in the Treasury not other wise appropriated.
 Approved March ?, 1881, B
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Ba AUTHORITY

LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES, PASSED AT THE SECOND SESSION OF THE TWENTY FIRST CoNGREss.
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States sum not exceeding one thousand

States sum not exceeding one thousand dollars.
 Sec. 3. And 6e a fts4ker enacted, That all penalties and forfeitures incurred under the provisions of this act shall be sued for, recovered and distributed, and accounted for, under the directions of the Secretary of the Navy, and shall be paid over, one halt to the informer or lnformers, If any, or captors, where seized, and the other half to the Commissioners of the Navy Pension Fund, for the use of the said fund; and the Commissioners of the said fund are hereby authorized to mitigate, in whole or in part, and on such terms and conditions as they shall deem proper, and order in writing any fine, penalty, or forfeiture, incurred under this act.
 Approved, March 2. 1891. g
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The E0sct poilcd.--A lawyer, who was pleading the cause of an infant plaintiff, took the child up in his arms, and presented it 10 the jury sufused with tears. This had great effect, fill the opposite lawyer asked what male him cry? sfIe pinched me- arsve d the little innocent. The whole cou.t was convulsed with laughter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-03

WILLIAM w. GRAY'S
OINTMENT.

wish The public TO understaDd, most distinctly, tina,
"a the Oiptn ent prepared by me IL not the article
kpown as shepherds ointmeni;'' as my receipt, mode
oil preparation, and manrer Of application, as si es-
seh'diiy diierent' VIM. w, GRAY.
ENQUIRER OFFICE,
Richmond, May 4, 1881.
Mr.. VIM. W. GRAY:
DeGr Su-We are much graii6ed 10 beirg all, 10
add our name to the important testimonials already fur.
nished you In behalf Of your very valuable Oiainent;
Tor, we nave suffi cieni evidence OF is great virtue In
our own ohice.-Tbe patient is a young man. and one
OF our apprentice, ~ho, Tor more then two wears. bas
been very much afflicted with swollen, innamtd' and
deeply ulcerated legs and ANGLES, at tines almost in a
slate OF mor,Ihtation produced, in part. by standing
much at his business. A description Of his situation is
deemrd unnecessary, further Than to cay, that IL would
os dlfhcuf 10 conceive a more distressing case of The
KIND. lie was compelled, on two or three oecasions
70 dssist from labour, such were his suaStiugs. The
besi medical advice was, Tor some time. afforded him
any material benefit. Your Ointment, bav.
log been employed, according 70 your own mode Of an.
has happily succeeded ia accommodating a
cure, hs legs beng restored 10 a state Of soundness.
and he has resumed his station in the office, wi b 40
Of being able to attend regularly to bgsi.
ness Very respectfully. yours, sc
May 10. INw4g
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From tho London Court Journal.
A DIALOGUE.
Bef'ee" Nh Lake, me Artist. and Lady Jane Mar

BetWeen M Lake, the Artist. and Lady Jane March
TTotter Stdndish. his sitter.
Scene, a Studio, on the first door ia Newman street.
Lazy Nay, don't be sfraid OF a LILLE excess that
"'y, MIR. Lake. To be plain With you. I would be a,
preily as possible 10 my picture. In fact, | tcish TO be
JdhhTed, though people are sometimes silly enough
TO tell me tina. is impossible Bot pray, do tell ne what
i'iha' grea' awkward doll Of a figure you have in the
corners mere, LOOKING like a houss-msid %psirihedl
.dyist. Wecat II a lay-6Eure, and il I, used TO ar.
range such dfapeTy upon az We wish 10 paint from.
Lady. Drsperyl Why 7 should imsgine the most
nthDg draPery Tor such a monster 10 be curtain, de
Naut en- 6ds. And what Is that outye old chair for2 II
'ufeiy must have some from Lumber Court.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-03
N Not'oway County Cout, 81 Jup., 1890:
N john oDeIneId, Compile

~ 'onn oneiheid, Compile
Lsoosrd Shelf ed, Ex'or Of jesse Sheffield, dee..
JOIN u Royal, Sheriff oil Nottowsy county, and
adm'tr oil Thomas Eyes, dec, Samuel Scott AMI Louisa
ms wife, ! rmerly Louisa Fitzgerald, adn'of o Inn
F'zgeFsld, der, William Eiiis and Nancy his wife,
joseph Sheffield. Nichols Sheffield, aud Samuel scott
Nv W " 'oon L hpes, uee. DeIdis.
us ordered and dtcreed, that John p. Dupuy, Mag
ter Commissioner 10 Char Gerry Of Ills Court. yroeeed
70 ascertain the amount due to Johr, Nicholas, and
JoseLh Sbetns'd, each, by virtue Ct The devisees in
we Wii' IN the proceedings mehtion ed, and that be
report thsreuPon to this Court. A Copy. Tes,e,
+. FITZGERALD, G. O..
Inc parties interested In The above order Of Court.
whI iaks notice, that ! have appointed the 6rst Mon.
10 june next 10 attend al the Tavern OF M love
w Robertson, ~ the said County Of Nottowav. lar
tne purpose OF carrying into effect the foregoing order
court "hen and where the parties aforesai are
requested TO attend at an early hour, With their pa.
ir examioa,ion-snd all such parties who fsi 10
ane9u on the DAY aiofesaid, will be considered, and
so report u 10 the Court, as having reIinauisbed
'htir interest in the settlement.
JOHN r. DUPUY, M. C..
~ Of NOftoUGy County.
nPrl l15-w6w~
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a. Mvcu YEr nrN.,ss uNsuso."
From the New-York Commercial Advertiser.
HEART, STOMACH AND BRAIN.

From the New-York Commercial Advertiser.
HEART, n BRAIN.
In my you h I'D a foolish notion
Which Kitcb'ner has put to tho rouc Q,
That the seat ofour beings emotion
Was breast high, beyond a doubt.
That the hoart was the source OF sensation,
whence our feolinss and sympathics came.
First lit up his troublesome namo.
and I thought, simple lad, when | hl,er'd
And my heart to my mouth seem'd to leap,
When the hue on my cheek quickly ater'd,
And my blood scarce its currents could keep;
When Chloe was near me SO charming
In smiles and in bushes array'd,
And symptoms Of love seem'd alarming
That my heart was by Cupid betrayal.
But now I my system know better
With my heart this had nothing to do;
Twas my stomach, that caused all this lu,ter,
As kitch'nor has proved to be true.
While I deemrd ,ha, my heart wa. affected,
My stomach was all in the wrong,
And a duaRer " supper neglected,
Made the charms OF my Chloe so strong.
Round my neck was her picture suspended;
And | ptess'd ii full OF 10 my breast,
When my fonduess to show, I intended
To the stomach II should have been pres,
For Ki,ch'ncr, a score of old fellows
Has quoted To prop up his plan
Who IN many learnd aPo,hegms tell MS,
The stomach : chief organ Of man.
That his brains meath hs girdlo are seated,
That he neither has genius nor lore,
TM by eating or drinking created
And that aims in tho head are a bore.
That courage can't 1.-Two on short rations-
That a hsro halfied 8 a poltroon;
Tint a prophet makes no revelations
1.-The losses his dinner at noon.
That the greatest OF poets have wakon'd
Their strains on tho strength of their meat;
That philosophers reason aud wranglo,
With tho force Of tho dinners they eat,
That in politics he Isl niuny
Who tho iedrsS and the fishes neglects;
Aud that Arkwrisht hand no'or made n jenny
Save OF eating he felt the effects.
That Fulton, inspired by a dinner,
Gave a magical empire to steam;
And that Spurzhoinl, 'guinst scioncu a sinner,
To good living 3 in debt for his scheme.
Then hail to the Holy Alliance,
'TwiIt the powers of tho stomach and ,,,ud.
The Bard may bid critics defiance,
Who good.oating in plenty can find.
And NIbLo shall be tho dispenser
Of6ratns TO all poets who lack,
OfjUdgment, and taste, to each censor,
And of ModeSty's blush to each qMdek.
he Lao of Nations Ultima ratio yegun, or n
logic OF Kings.
Tho " law of NATIoNsin-P shaw. ts all n Joke.
Spite of old Grotius, PuGendorff, and VaiteI;
The deity that dospots still invoke,
Is not the God OF Justice, but OF battlei
The 'Joree Of Grgnuent' the tyrant still
BY ''GrgdmeHt If Joree'' would ovenwe;
They have no guide but int'rcst and their will.
Nor any code except the CANNON LAW.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-03

I'm CHAHCERY.-At Rules held In the CI.,L,.
Isl once OF the County Cour, Of Nothoway, on the
10Th day Ct March, 1881
John II. khIgh! and Beniah Bennett, Compps
sgaint
AoDer vaughan, Asa N. Vaughan, Maria Vaughan.
Anderson p. Miller, Albert Hawkins and Elizsbe,,b A.
VI, =, ~Iie, u oanusi BURKE. Dsfdts.
The Defendants, Abner Vaughan and Asa NJ.
Vaughan, not having entered their appearance. and
giVeo se urty according 70 the Act of Assembly and
The Rules o! this Court, and il, appe ring by sati,fae.
tory evidence, that ih Y are no, inhabitants Of ,his
Commonwealth IL is Ordered, That the said Defend.
ants, Abner Vaughan and Asa N. Vaughan. do an.
pear here on the ls. Thursday in July next, and an
swer the bill Of the ComplainaDt.-an tina, a eopv of
this order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper.
published IN the City Of Richmond or Town of Pe.
front door OF the Courthouse Of ihi. county.
a Copy. TesIe, EDM'D FITZGERALD, ID @,
APTH 10 D6-wSus
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Nav g..

N CHANCERY-Ata court held for Prin.e IA
a. ward county, pil 18th 1881.
Mathew Gibbs, p,0
agianst
John Keeling, Taylor Wootton, James Price and
Henry s okes, D.td,s ~"
TIE defendant Keeling, not having entered hs an
pearanee and given sectily, according TO an act of an.
General Assembly and the rules OF this court. and n
an inhabtauto Of This State; on the motion of the n;ainiia
by his a't' rney, IL is ordered, hat the said defepdsrf
he'Ing,do appear here on the FIRST day OF August eoart
mex, and answer the plaintiffs ill, and that a cor Of
ms order be forthwith inserted 10 some one of the pub
lie newspapers printed in the city of Richmond fr two
months successfully and also posted at the front door Of
The Couft-housa of this county. A Copy, Teste.
May 20 wSw' h j. WORSHAM. O.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-03

IAH ILbEH WANTED.-We wish 10 EMPLOY a good
I'VE Head Miller at our Mills In Petsrsburg. None
nsed Apply, but such as can produce satisfactory evil
dence Of good character and uaf6cadoos-T s..h
a one, a liberal salary will be given.
MADISON & WHITwORTB.
nP'" ~" "
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0En TONS Thomssion Line,
%OV 30 kegs Jemison fresh crackers.
Receiving and for sale by
May II. So
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-03

A MOST DKslRBLE RESIDENCE l0k SALE.
Richmond, called Belyidere, containing seventeen acre,
Land, with dwelling and other Houses, calculated for
the accommodation OF n large family. This property
mas In bearing, and approaching that state, a selection
OF Fruit Trees and Grape Vines, of more than an hun.
dred varieties and besides a garden OF two acres, high.
~ MANFRED, with extensive and very productive A.
paragus and Strawberry Beds. The brick walls bv
which the whole IL acres are enclosed and subdivided.
afford borders for early vegetables, equal in extent to a
large garden, and admirably adapted TO such a purpose.
me lands not employed in gardening, are full rich for
,nat or any other culture, TO which an owner might in
CINE 10 devote them, and il desirable TO a purchaser;
~ ae,es' not within, but adjoining the enclosure, will
DE embraced In the sale. Persons disposed 10 pur-
chase will please apply to Mr.. Thomas Taylor. In
Richmond, or the subscriber on tho premises.
May 81. SNf
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Observation-Disclosures county court.
I'll llth April. 1881
Thomas oldham, Pl,H.

H. llh April. 1881
Thoma as Oldham, Pl,H.
against
John I. Carter, and Sally his wife, William Headly,
James Headley, Eliza Riggs, Nancy Mason, Edward
Oldham, James, Jane, Edwarl,and Richard Oldham,
Defds.
This day came the plsin,if, by his counsel, and Il
appearing to the sa'isiac,ion OF The court, that the de.
eedants I'll "a Rggs, WIN. Headley, James Headley.
Nancy Mason, Edward Oldham, James, Jane, Edward.
and Richard Oldham, are not Inhabitants Of This State.
on the motion OF the plaintiff, il is ordered, that the said
d-isndan,s appear here on the second Monday in July
next, and enswer The bill of The plsint,f, and that q
copy o, this order be { rihwith inserted in the Rich.
mond Eoquirer, for two months successiyelv. and an.
this county. A Copy. Teste.
M. CRALLE, C. C..
mhy %. l2l-w8w%
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NOTICE ,s hereby gwen, that an associaiiou of a.
IN veIai OF the Episcopal clergy will be no den in the
Guy, OF Williamsburg, commencing on Friday, the 10 h
days.
May 81. 6-a,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-03

- ifom The subscriber OF the 18Th
4 y Instant, a negro man by he name OF J I'M Penn.
rather above the usual size OF Negro mer, light yellow
conplexio", straight black hair, and black eyes; no
mas taken away all OF his clothing, AID l think is max
ing MS way to some free state, 1 think il probable ho
may ave gone In the neighbour hood of ID exile v, Ian.
ca"er eoun'y, a his father is owned by JOSEPH Ball Of
said place AMI county. All owners or mas,,rs Of YES.
SCI. are 'orwarned from aiding or carryins lin awsy
1 WIN give a reward Of ten dollars, II tter in ,bd
county, h'teen dollars IL taken in anoths con v. and
torty dollars II taken out Of the State.
JOHN S. TEMPLE
May 81. eff
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May 27.

humberIsnd county court,
a 1lih April, 1881
James Maley, Pitt.
against
James Mechanism, and Polly, his wife, who was
Maley, LunsfoTd Maley, Hezekish Maley. Svdnor
Mdiey, Richard Malay. Lucinda Maley, Joseph Ma
ley aud Ryston Maley, defbs
This day cane the plaintiff. by bis counsel, and II
appearing to the satisfaction of ,be court, that the de-.
'endsn,s James MeClanahan, and Polly his wife, John.
SION Mai-y, and Sydncr Maley, are not inhabitants Of
Ibis State: on the motion OF the plaintiff, il is ordered
that tie said defendants appear here on the second
Monday in July next, and answer the bill Of the plain.
t'' and mat a copy OF this order be for hwi, inserted
for two months successively in the Richmond Eoani.
fer, ard another copy posted at the front door of the
court house If This county.
"A Copy. Teste, Nj. b. CRALLE G. C..
May g.. l2l-uew.
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IN CHANCERY.-Ats Court held for Prince Ed
Il ward c UNITY May the l7h, 1881.
Vinient Phillips, PI,H.
against
John Booth Ex'or. of Richard PHILIPPE and Adm'or<
Of Elizabeth Phillips, Richard Marshal and Sarah his
Vile, 90 Gray and Lucy his wife, formerly Lucy
Neal. Mary Smith, Elizabeth Hawkins, Richard Phil.
Enp,' Joseph Phillips, John Phillips, John p. Hawkins
anu msuida hi' vile. Defdts
Ca The motion Of the plsir tiff v. Phillips adm'or Of
william Phillips, John Redord adm'or. of his late wife
Frances, formerly Frances Phillips. and Jesse Peneck
late husband Of Macy Peneck, and formerly Nancy
Phillips, are made party defendants 10 this suit, and the
defendant "Gray and Lucy his wife, formerly
Lucy Neal, and jesse Peneck not having entered their
appearance and given security, according to an act Of
the Genera al Assembly, and The rules Of this Court, and
Il appearing to the satisfaction of tho Court, that they
are not Inhabitants Of this State, ON the motion of the
plaintiff by his attorney, it is ordered, that the said de-
iendant - Gray aud Lucy his wife, formerly Lucy
Neal, and Jesse p ,neek, do appear here on the 6r:t
d'y OF August Court next, and answer the plaintiffs
oi''' and that a copy OF this order be forthwith Inserted
IN some ore oil the public newspapers printed in the
Guy OF Mehmond' Tor two months successfully, and also
posted at the front door of the Court house of this
county. A Copy. Test-,
Nav 27. o
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-01-14
S0tiGe
The Steamer
.OLUDIBIA,

The Steamer
S$ COLUIBk4,
E~,.-SktAS1v,Capt James Nnche'', viii leave
g. baltimore every SATURDAY, at four
,,clock. p NJ for tue Distric: of Coiumnn Retnrn'
ing will leave Washington every Wednesday al I'VE
,'cIoek. and AlexanGris at seven O'CLOCK, A. NJ
80; snriii, JAMES IRWIN, agent.
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District Of e Olumbia.

.HieTdndrtd County, Set.
NOVEMBER TERN, 1880.
Benjamin Plum, Annas Sanford0
Plum, and Jane Eliza Plum,
Compartments,
againa ,r,,
joseph Biscoe Plum, Rebecc ca Eli (iN ShANCEhS.
zabeth Plum, Sarah Fideia
Plum, and Jacob Bard Plum
Defendants,
The defendant Joseph Biscoe Plum, not having en-.
'ered ms appearance and given security according to
the statutes and the rules Of this Court snd appear.
Ihs 10 the satisfaction Of the Court that the said Jo-
stph Bscoe Plum is not inhabisnt Of the District
Of Columbia; on the compartments nction BY their
counsel it is ordered. that the sale Joseph Biscoe
Plum do appear here on, or befre the first day of the
next Aprter of this Court and answer the bill OF the
compliments, and give security for performing the de.
crees Of the Court and that copy OF this order
be forthwith published in the Alexandria Phenix
Gazette for two months successfully. and another
py posted at the front door of the Courthouse Of the
said County
Copy Test:
EDM I. LEE, C. C.
ian 6-2m
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CUT G.ass AMI Crockery,

g,;LEG W.T. cut glass bowls do lamps
" Cold ban led cups and s.iiSers
DO do cup plates
set cnMnelled china teas, 81 p'eces
Edged plates aud dishes
Glass toy tea sets, &c, &c.
lust received AMI for sale by .,
iSn6 pr'' -" - -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-01-14
houses to Reut

'szys f f,co story BRICK HOUSE and
5ksi GaRDRN, on Royal street, between Came
3S.r ron and Queen SITS, opposite Mr.. Mc(iuire's.
So, a two story BRfCKe5 FRAME HOUSE
on Fairfax street, betwe Queen and Princess streets
Possession may be had immediately.
nov 90 SAMUEL. D. I.ARMOUR & Co.
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For freight.
Notice.

~ OlNCc.
On Friday, the ilth instant, the
X Steamboat PCTO4H.4C
-vilresume her former rou,etrom
ST. - = Washington and AleAandr'a to
Nlrfolk, CITY Point. and Rchno"d' ar;.
Leaving washington on F''lay ats and Aexa"a y.
At 4Tno:s, aiternoon, and arrive at Norfolk on "a
turday afternoon. -, r o'clock.
Leave Norfolk on Sunday m'rn'"S' -
,rrye At Richmond in the evening ,..,
go p;chm,nl on ruesiiy mnrn,ng al D O'CLOCK
~. Al YorF,lk on the same evening
cave Norfolk ON "Wednesday m 'rn'ng' f" o cioehi
arrive al Alexandra and Washington nm im ,H
msruinS.. AGENT
inne
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BsiAport Seine Irvine.

ATELY received, general assortment Of the b
IL Bridport shad and Herring Seine Irvine. at I
lowest prices, for sale by
nov IS HUGH SMITH & Co
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CasVet Chain.

a additional supply of carpet chain, cotton yarn
"a assorted numbers, just received ANA for sale by
dec If GEO WHITE
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Gush in Market.

VXyE wish 10 purchase ONE HUNDHED s1AJ
w FiF1YLlKELP NEGROES, Of bGth 5000
from I9io2j years Of sye-Geld hands AIses NE.
chanics u every descriptions -.
cali as we are deferminedto give higher pftestess
slaves than any purchaser who is now or may bshese
ANY communication in writing VIII berfompty 2.
tended to. We can at all rime2 be fosna ~ ourresie
dence, west end of Duke street, Aiexee1sns 3. q
septl3 FRANKLIN & A4AlEsA
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Ameyie0M Wax canvas.
4 CONSTANT assortment OF lac ab.ve article, nina
- ufactureb at the Phenix Iill, Peterson, New Jer
sey, kept on hand and for sale by
dec 10 s. NJ q ). u JANHEf.
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More spanish NiAes.

sUsr hnl-d from On board the brig Dt'oS, Dr'
q Sailed Peruamjuco Hides. that will aversgr - 10
FOR sale by 81 H'L''""
iaa
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1yA!gY 90, 1884, new ssguRso vDaez WI NO. 1905
Salt

VHUuKs Island and Ground Alum Salt, for sale BY
Il dec i3 A. C. CAZENOVE & Co.