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As the singularity Of the circumstance Of Mr.
MoSRoE's death on the 4th Of July, has been
commented upon in the article which We copy
from New York paper, omit any specuia-
tons Of our own. II is not reserved for our fec
bic pen "to justify the ways of Providence to
man."
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Of The Lutheran Church in ne L. S.
'H'lIE clerical and lay delegates ap.
pointed Ivy the different district ~
mods. arc requested ~ assemble az Ere
der.ck. Maryland. on the 9Oth day. aud
last Sunday of October next IS this Sy
nod will be called upon 60 transact bust
ness Of vital importance ts the Church.
advisory brethren will he cheeFiully r..
eeiVed. if due Information &c their ,nten-
ton 10 be present. be givsp o. the suhscH
Der. DAVID =. SCH4EFFER.
Secretary Of Ire q. =. "a the L. :.
July 70, 1881.
an u -Pfinters throughout the u
) are most respectfully requested 20 IN.
seft this noiice. snd the y Vs. We are
very grateful 10 those ~bo upon former
oceasons. attended 20 orr request. ~
wbieh many q their subscribers ate 80
tetested
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CharlcstOwn Academy

THE Fall Session Of this Institution
4 viii commence on Monday the 25tl,
July. Terms as usns!:-In ChssicaF
Branches. si5. IN English Studies, IS 81
per session Of twenty two weeks Apply
TO j. H. TYNC.
July :, 1851
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Judge Overton, Mr. Evans, and Mr. Van
Kleek, implicated by Mr.. InghAm as having Ia
ken part in the quarrel between him aud Mr.
Eaton, disClaim all participation in the natter
Mr.. Ingham las addressed another letter 10 the
President ON the subject. These documents
forming part Of the " cx-ofFieial controversy"
will be published next week.
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Daniel Morgan.
George W Humphreys.
Samuel Cameron.

II will be that the sale Of DELINQUENT shares
of Road Stock has been postponed for two weeks
Some Of the holders may not be aware, that If
their shares sell for less than par, they will still
be liable for the deheicncy--~hieh can be col
lcetcd IN "a summary nav
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TO TIE VOTERS OF JEFFERSON.

TO TIE VOTERS OF JEFFERSON.
Fellow Citizens:
HAvING been honoured with
your confidence, as a delegate to one
of the most important sessions Of the
Assembly which has ever been held in
Virginia; and having received volun-
tary and kind assurances, that I had
al least been, Iuithful to the interests Of
those who delegated me, have beea
induced again to present myself to
your consideration. The decidedly
friendly indications Of many, who had
been, and still are, politically opposed
to me, give me additional encourage.
ment; and am now before you, asking
an impartial verdict upon my conduct.
address you in this way, fellow
citizens, because uncomfortable cir.
cumstances have prevented me from a
personal interchange of sentiment with
you. Being emphaiicaIly doomed TO
"earn my bread BIZ the sweat Of my
brow" have been diligently attend
ing TO the calls of business. For this,
| am sure, shall not be condemned
by an industrious and enterprising peo-
pie. Old friends-those who support
ed me at the last election-must have
better grounds Of opposition, than the
mere failure on my part To do tho Gus
tsmary duties Of an electioBeering pill
grinisge and ne,c friends. (of whom
| am assured have many.) will not
consider me az forfeIting their good
opinion by q strict devotion to my ar
duous vocation.
make no repetition Of my creed
| make no promise Of any thing, ex-
cept fidelity. Whether at home or at
Richmond, must Dork; and at either
place. expect 10 eat but little Of the
bread Of idleness. II should again
be deemed FIT agent to attend to your
concerns, shall feel il my duty to
keep you regularly advised, az hereto.
fore. of the passing tidings Of the
tines" but whether again taken into
the stewardship, or discarded, shall
not fail to cherish remembrance oil
your former iiberality.
My pretensions. God knows. are
humble enough. My dement's will be
sufficiently biazOncd BY my enemies.
BE IL 80: | shall not complain; for
have lived long enough 90 know, thai
the man who mas no enemies. Is Co,
contemplate to have many friends
u have even the slightest ospaeit,
for usefulness, let IL not be forgotten
that generous feeling on your part frs
stirred the sparks Of ambition. Lett
not be forgotten that you have gwen
practical commentary on the mos
beautful feature 81 our republican N
situations. YOu have shown, that Oh,
h,nnJiesf amongst your eitizeOs MAJ
seek for political honors and you hav,
held out 10 the sons Of the hardy an'
industrious yeomanry Of the land, al
assurance that honest exeriions, IN an.
sphere e life. shall ever be spprecia
ted and rewarded.
The election is near Al hand. Pet
haps i-uisy continue TO be pressed wi
business. and be denied the pleasur
! Of personal interview with many q
the voters. II So. I must leave N
apology with the liberal and tie Just
/ Respectfully, Your fslloW citizen.
JOHN s. GAiLAilER
D. Irfv Il fc.f
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Many persons in this quarter, who iatcnd visit
ing the North, would like to take the Canal in
their route, il they knew the hour at which the
boats leave Seneca. Would 1t not promote the
interest of the Canal COMPANY, rs well as the
convenience Of the public, to keep standing
tice Of the hours Of arrival and departure insert
cd in the nc~spspers'
Let those concerned think Of IL
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TRUST SALE.

TRUST SALE.
EHY authority Of deed Of trust executed
ID by Archibald McClellsnd, deed, late Of
HArpetsFerry, To the subscriber, bearing
date February roth. 1929. snd duly recorded,
I shall. At = o'clock. Y. NJ. on Saturday the
1jd Of July. 1861, proceed to sell. At his late
dwelling, one stove. three feather beds, and
b,s other household and kitchen furniture.
for ready money. or 80 much thereof - will
effect the purposes of the trust.
CHARLES YATES, TruIfss.
June 90, 1851.
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LOO LABoRERs,

To whom One Dollar day will DO pune
tuslly paid. This work is in one OF the
most healthy and pleasant parts Of the
u. States Mechanics. such as
Stone Cutters and Stone Iasons,
will also find employment on this work.
at very liberal wages.
Inquire at Ridgsville and New Market.
on the turnpike road, and at Frederick
town
James Fresh. Mathew BoTland,
w III Fresh, Lloyd Humphrey,
John Grey. Simon FREEZE.
Christopher MidleT, Jesse Greenfield.
James GosgTaVe, Edward Dawes,
David Lennon, Robert Williams,
$. r. Smith. John Horton.
J. Is. Cshoon, Harvey SPslding,
ID X. Cahoon. Patrick King.
II a Clements.
July Ia, 1881.
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Nomination by the FRIENDS Il the Adj
JAMES GRANTHAM,
SAMUEL. STRiDER.

- We are authorized 20 announce to the vo-
tcrs Of Berkeley county, that Capt Lnvi HIM
SHAW, is a candidate for the next House Of Dele
gates.
- We are authorized to announce To the yo-
tiers Of Berkeley county, that CHARLES JANIS
FAULKNER, Esq. is a candidate for the mex,
House Of Delegates.
- We arc authorized to announce WILLIAM
Coon, Esp. candidate to represent Berkeley
County in the next House of Delegates.
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Judge Fay finished his circuit in
Wheeling on the l4th ult., having held
Courts IN all the counties Of il, and ap-
pointed Clerks Of the Circuit Superior
Courts Of Law and Chancery, as fol-
lows:
Preston, Charles Byrne,
NononEalia. Thomas p. Ray,
Tyler, David Hick man,
Brooke, Adam Kuhn,
Ohio, william Chapline.
Kama la Banner.
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This arrangement Is, however, sub
ject to such change as the Judges OF
the respective Districts may hereafter
enter into, not contrayening the sta:
tute.
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Judge Upshur took his seat on Wed
nesday. All the Judges now present.
except Judge Daniel, confined by in.
disposition. i Eng. Sh inst.
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The son Of Mr.. Thomas Copeland, who was
injured at Harpers-Fery, on the 4th instant, by
the firing of n cannon, died on Friday last
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Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road. -
The liberal wages offered to mechanics
and isborers by the advertisement in
our columns, will command attention
the line Of road is perfectly healthy,
and presents many advantages to those
persons disposed to labor.
FederickiOUn Herald.
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Col. JANIS VI. Mason is announced rs can
didatc Tor Congress- in the Frederick district, in
opposition TO the late incumbent, RoBERr Al
LIN, Esq.
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SECOND CLASS

1000 prizes OF 80, to be awarded 10 the FIRST,
second, or third division. TO be determined
by that Which may draw the capital prize OF
1000, so that the holder Of three tickets, ore
IN each division. is certain to draw one prize,
and may draw four. &c.
IIeteis. s+-Haiues. s2-Quorters. 81
Tickets TO be had in the greatest variety Of
numbers and shares at the Stores of Mes,rs.
RUSSELL & FIrZSiMMONS, uarpe rs
Ferry. and JOSEPH NEER & co, KabIc's
Mil, where the following prize. were sold in
the LIST Clsss;-No. 1894 $1,000, No 57I2
$1,000, No. e0SG $500; No. $3.50 500. SC.
sc. June SO, 1851.
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BALTIMORE, July :.
We learn that the location Of the
lines and planes upon the main line Of
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad al
PARIS Spring Ridge being now com.
pletsd, the Directors yesterday issued
an order to their Chief Engineer, to
commence without delay the location
Of the proposed lateral road to Wash
ington. We also learn that, for the
purpose Of eTpeditiog this location,
two brigades Of engineers will be or.
ganized. who will commence opera
tions Immediately.
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FROM the Giol,c. July 9th.
appointment by the President.
LEWIS CAss. Of Ohio, Governor Of
the Michigan Territory. TO be Secre
tary OF the Department Of War.
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GIVE are authorized to announce IiESnr
Brnnr, E-l. a. candidate to rcprcsrn, the eoun-
" of jefferson in the u NJ House Of Delegates.
GIVE arc authorized 70 announce EDwARn
~ FRI, ESI. can idatc u rrpr, sent the
county II jefferson in the next House ofDclcistcs.
owe arc authorized to announce JouS S.
GArIAurH As eandtSac To represent the county
Of jefferson in the next House Of Delegates.
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- M nos opening another suppiy 81 sEA
- sONABLE GOODS
Juoe 70. HUMPHREY EEyEs.
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The River is I 3 feet above low wstet
mark. There have been II steamboat
arrivals and departures since our last.
WhcCling Gazette, July y.
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w ANTED

at One Dollar Per Day.
THE subscribers, contractors on
the Baltimore aud Ohio Rail Road
want to employ
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The Richmond Wing oi Wedues
day week. says: - The fact ~, We be.
lieve, clearly ascertained, that John
Randolph has transmitted positive in.
struetions to withdraw his name from
the canvass for Congress-"
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Bishop Of Kenfueky.-The Phila
delphia Gazette Of the 27Ih ult. stat, ;,
that the Rev. BENsANIN Is. SNuH,
formerly Rector of Grace Church IN
Philadelphia. ADD late Editor Of the
Philadelphia Recorder, has been elect.
ed Bishop Of the Protestant Episcopal
Church in the Diocese Of Kentucky.
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Rcady-Made Clothing,

AAFA - tfffA ShfOA<8s
WNIlE above Goods have just been
opened and will be sold low
Their assortment Of shoes being very en-.
tsnNve, persons cannot fail 10 be suited
Call and examine
Russell - Fissimmons.
July -. 1891
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NEW GOcuS.

az Market Square, H@pers- Ferry.
V>IiE subscribers again have the pleasure
Il of announcing TO their friends and cus,o.
mers that they arc just receiving and open.
irg o handsome stock of
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SCtiFNiI,.
CLARIk'S OFFICES

=" ''S~~N's C''C flV''sF -NtUHINtIs y CCnI
To be had AZ
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AUGUST ELECTION.
( rniUD NoSnhI.)

GIVE are authorized In announce wILLI,u
ARMSTRONG, Esq. a. a candidate to represent the
district composed of the counties Of jefferson,
Berkeley, Hampshire, Morgan anil Hardy, ia the
next Congress Of the Unitcd States.
GIVE are authorized To announce Col. Ep-
WARD LrcAs as a candidate 90 rcpr, sent the dis
trst composed ofthc counties of Jefferson, Bcrkc-
ley, Morgan, Hampshire, and Hardy, in the mex,
Congress.
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CI.AI,H.s OFFICE

Baltimore, July ist. 1851.
NO 5, for iSSl-MARYLAND STATE
~ LoTrERI-Ojdz aud Even ~ stem. To-
be drawn in baltimore. GA Tht1ysdgy ne 2Si1
Juiy. Highest Prize, 10000 dolls.
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NEW DRUG STORE.
.2D.3I IOCVG q, CO.

the Drug and ApoIhccsry
ness, ~ the stone house for
occupied 10y Doct. J. u Tia
where they viii keep a g
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-15

Stage .4ccideni. IN accident occurred 10 que
r ,ha st.oes hetween Alexandria and this place
ON Tuesday night week, when WITHIN ABOUT d
mile Of Aide. which placed the lives oil the pas
senuers. of whom there we're thirteen. In the most
imminent peril. 1t was about eight O'Clock. ex'
tremely dark aud raining, when, the horses nay
inc lost the road, the stage was Pretlpltated over
, iecliyity of some SIX or eight ieet, and TUNED
completely topsy turvy. Thetoises immediate
Iy took fright and dashed oft at Toll speed; out
luckily for the passengers IN The uPse''hS " .e
stage the fore wheels had been detacheu ,""
thuse behind, and they carried WIN 'he"' "oeh'"s
but the fore wheels and the unfortunate "'''e',
who having the lines carefully wrapped a'"u"u
his arm at the time the accident o'cufIe". was
Jrayned about half a mile before he could Olsen.
oaye himself, and was 50 shockingly bruised and
Iacerated that il is feared he may not recover.
or the messengers the principal sufferers were a
Mr.. Gibson and lady Of Mlddleburg-our 'ene-
rable towusman. Mr. Bawcut. for many years the
PROPRIETOR of the stage line bet@ cen this place ana
Staunton-and two young ladies' from Alexandra
who were on their way TO the excellent SEMINARY
of the Misses Nelson, near Mai ood; Bat we
are happy to learn that no apprehensions are ca,
tertained for the safety of any of them indeed
we are informed that Mr. Bawcut had so far re-
covered on the second Or third day as to be able TO
resume his Journey. aud has since reached home;
and that the other sufferers have also reachea
their places of de,inaton. Two other OF our
townsnen, Messrs. MordecaI b. Richards and
Thomas IL. Grow, were i'll the stage, but escaped
unhurt, as did also several Of the other passenses'
The stage aud one of the horses are SAID to have
been considerably injured. Weare glad to learn
that this unfortunate occurrence Is attributed 10
no fault of the diver, who was himself The great
est sufferer, bat to unavoidable accident owing
to the darkness Of the n,ght.-UIn. Nrginian.
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Washington q Brent

Washington q brent
HAVE just opened a general supply o' '"r
III Fancy
DRY GOODS-Consistins, in part, oil
Blue, black and brown cloth
brakes neck, green and olive c'oo"
blue and green habit -,
Blue. black and i,ncy coPd kerse, mee'
Pciersl,am cloth, hn,hing
Rose, point and dunle blankets
White. re-, green and scarlet hanne'
Swan,kin and Canton
Merino oirca.sians and bomhaze"'
Carpe,ing, blue and green ba'zes n,r.,.
IA Rob lny and Tartan pIaids, carPe' ""'
Blue and broun goats hair cain''e'
Si,t. worste,, and cotton hosiery
Irish linens. lawns and sheetirgs
"a iO.4 double and six damaSkdiSPe"
Printed cloth table covers ana n'Ee
Csmb.i c musIns, book and s"'''H'
Prints of every descriptioh
White and co!ored c0unterpshrs a
Rack Italian lutstring snd Grod de o"r"
TIorerces satins and India Leysnuhe 4, ara
rhh.,s crane and msnderin silk sns""
handkerchiefs
Blsck. white and scarlet meriro scar
Flag, bsnd,nna and spitta.held h"N'
Black Italian crayats
Burlaps, sackings and oznapurs, rooUS.
hin a large Stock Of DONENIaC o,n,bugs,
Consisting of ss,ine,s, bed ticking ns,;nvs, pLsidS
and bleact ed shIrilngs sra s"eI.ifi ow !, the
check, &c. &C.; all of which will De SUI" oct il-d
piece or retail. |
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Sugar. MOIasses, &c

r,HE subscriber has just received on consignment
the following arti cles, VIII ich will be sold ON r.a
sonable terms, viz
E hhds n o sugar
a do do molassses
Is bags Cuba and Rio Coffee
5 boxes starch
l bag pimento
l do pepper
l ba re! copperas
9 boxes chocolate, No
l chest imperial tea
do young ny son tea
4 barrels loaf sugar
ON HAND,
Gross and nett herring, mackerel and a
General assortment Of GROCERIES,
MI II McREa,
Union street, 2 doors south of the Custom House.
oct l2-eo3t
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Selling Off.


IT is the intention Of the srb,criber to Withdraw r..
the DIV Gqpis trace IN Alexandria, and in ord, .
sell out. he nos III, rs, At a small advance upon tho
cost, and msl,y for less itan eOst, his large and eens,.Ii
assortment Of
FALL & WINTER GOODS,
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC, gfec'ry rar;sy
A considera'ic part of tnrs stock has ,,,n recent.
bought IN New York, aaa the " coIens w,re ,h,ns,y
ourcbssed pc, Gus To The RS" ~ K DDS ct that ~
among wlhcl, are more than one hundred ptc,.of Cots.
and SufinefS
Wishing % . ind up with a view 10 a rcmo, A.. | vo,,l
sell the entire sto.k upon ia'vrs'!e lei.as, both As "a
prices and time, With POSSESSION Ut the Store, a fire.
piuof Warehouse, aud one VI the best sla..us IN ,oun
4 good opportunity is presented to u person de.jrorS
of embark ing ia the Dr, Goods Inc, which, has brru
AMI pr. babi, nUw IS, AS ~rroiItaUic as any other branch
of trade in the place.
JAMES W. SCOTT.
oct Is Corner of kins and hoy al s,lc,ts.
Persons indebted to the .a!e firms Of Scott ana
wright, and J. II. h.d,iox = co. lsome Of wlonla,e
| been ewing tor All unreasonable TINT, ate AGAIN CA.
upstiy called up.n for setliCHt nj.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-15

New Goods.
JAMES MCKENZIE & Co.
ID Y the several last packets, have received the com
I'D mencement of their
AUTUMN e. WINTER SUPPLLES,
embracing very man, styles Of FANCY and STAPLE
DRY GOODS
Additions to their present stock will, as usual, be
made by the New York packets OF each week through.
out the seasons
oct 5-eO12t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-12
Education.

1lNHE Trustees Of the Uppervie Academy inform tie
public that they have engaged the services OF Mr..
F. N. BENEDICT, late Principal Of the Rochester AGA.
DENY, New York, gentleman whose experience and
ample qualifications are well attested to them tie
takes charge forthwith, Of this School, and, with the
aid of Assistant to instruct the junior scholars will
be able to afford such attention to those engaged IN
the studies of the Classics and the Mathematics as will
render the institution worthy o! the patronage Of the
community. Board may be had in respectable private
families public boarding houses al from 30 to 80 dot
lars per annum, including washing and lodging. The
Female School in the Academy has been for some
time, and will continue, under the direction Of Mrs
LITTLE, who conducts it with great credit to herself
and advantage to her pupils.
The schools which here offered to the notice at
the public together with their location, hold forth
strong invitations for scholars from distance Upper
vile The line, dividing the Counties of Louion and
E,uiier, is situated in country remark able Tor ITS
be.ut, and salubry, and public stage rosd affords
,very facihty Of Respectable teachers OF
dancing and music in the viliast. give Opportunity OF
instruction IN that way, ALSO to such MS desire IT.
nov 10 lawSt TIE THUS hes
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-12
To the Public.

HAVING observed in the Gazette Of yesterdayan ad.
III vertisement, which appears to have been inserted
at the instance of Club, termed the 4" Columbia Ca
binet Makers Society,"" the truly benevolent" ten
dency Of which. seemingly, to guard the citizens Of
the District in their purchases Of Furniture, but os
tensiby, to operate against my own and other sstab
shments for daring to have, in their estimation, the
temerity of refusing to submit 60 their dctstion and
eovernance in the management Of my business
The Society state that, "in consequence of the re-
duction of prices for journeymen's work. they have
made out Book of Prices;" when, in fact they
well aware that no reduction Of their wages has taken
place for the last ten years. butt the contrary, an
advance of at least twenty cent? while the prices of
Manufactured Furniture has in proPortionate ratio
decreased in price.
The Society think it but just to announce the names
of those employers who have lin some instances from
msnformaton) submitted to their dictstion, and would
fam prescribe those who dare undertake the manage
ment their own business BY pledges
And for myself, Can, wthmy boys" as termed by
them, (tboueh have journeymen equal to any OF the
Society manufacture Cabinet Furniture, in NIL it's
branches of equal mol superior elegance and durabH
ty to any of the enumerated employers with The best
workmen of this truly proscrpive (msnamed 6ene.
voLent) Society," conirms,oy Of which assertion would
invite those wanting superior Cabinet Furniture 10 call
Of my Establishments in Washington and Alexandra,
and examine for themselves, as sm prepared TO ur.
nsh House, wholly or in part, with every essential
article of Furniture ut short notice. and certainly al
Lzss pnIcKs than those Who they make it appear pay
higher prices for manufacturing.
JAMES GREEN.
AJevanJr;s Nov 10 IR2I-ff