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gNOTICE.

DNOIlCE.
A LII persons indebted to the estate oil
- John Doll, deceased, are hereby re
auested to come forward and settle their
accounts; and those having claims against
said estate, will please present them pro-
perly authenticated for settlement, to
GEORGE WOLFF, Z ad.n,x.
DANIEL Fl. DOLL, "1a" 10
September IL, 1885,
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE

.Nartmsb,rg, Sept. 10, 1888, )
THE parties TO the above suit will please
to take notice. that shall attend at my
Office in Martinsburg, on Thursday the
18th day Of October next, for the purpose
Of carrying the above order of reference
into effect, when and where they are also
required to attend with any further eyi.
dence which they may have 10 offer.
SEAMANS GARARD. CoD,,r.
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NiRGlNlAs--In hs Circuit 2gptrioy Co,xl Of
LsHo and Chaneey for Berkeley eosaty:
SEPTEMBER 35th. I&s1
Lewis Grantham, adm'r. Of Conrad Starry. de-
ceased, ni,f
agaiasf
William Runncr and Philip c. pcndIeton, dcfsfs,
IN CHANCERY.
v WIS cause came on to be heard this
III goth day Of September. 1881, upon
the report OF the master commissioner I'll
ed and the exceptions Of the counsel for
the complainants, and was argued bv
counsel: on consideration whereof the
court sustains the let, 9th and fth excen-
tions-and overrules the I'd, Sd. 3th. stb-
9th and 10th, and as for the 4,h and Tin,
they are for the present neither sustained
nor overruled: but the commissioner Is re-
quired TO enquire and report more parti-
cularly when the judgments were obtain
ed. and the executions issued, upon which
those payments were made, and against
whom they were obtained--together with
any matter deemed pertinent by himself
~ relation to those items, or which he
may be required to state by the parties
lie Is further to state the character and
dignity of the several claims, paid after
notice Of the compliments claim.
A Copy-Teste.
JOHN STROTHER, o.
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VIR GLNLA:-ln the Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Chancery for Berkeley county:
APRIL 18th, 1888.
David Hensil and Nancy C. his wife, and o.
theirs, PITTS.
against
Smith Miller and Harrison Waite, adm'rs. de
bonis non Of George Miller, deed of Hester
Miller, deed. and of James Miller, decd
IN CHa.NCERY.
EFT appearing to the Court in this cause
I'll that the settlement Of the several ac-
counts ordered to be taken, has been great
ly delayed; it is by consent of the parties
by their solicitors here in court, ordered
that the matters Of reference which have
heretofore been referred to and partly pro-
ceeded in by Lemuel Bent, esq late Com
missioner of the Circuit Superior Court
Of Law and Chancery for Frederick coun-
ty, be referred to Master Commissioner
Garard of this Court; and the said Com
missioner Bent is ordered TO transfer 10
Commissioner Garard the dispositions, pa
pers and proceedings on the said orders
Of reference taken, prepared and made
by him so far as he has proceeded in the
same, and il is further ordered that Mas
ter Commissioners Garard do proceed to
finish and close the settlements of the ac-
counts between the parties, stating all
such matters deemed pertinent by him,
specially, or which the parties may require
TO be SO stated, and make report TO this
Court.
Cnpv Taafo
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The late DIR. Aylet Halves, ofRap-
pahannock county, Virginia, has by
his will manumitted all his servants,
except few old ones, for whose main
tenance he has provided. He has al
so left twenty dollars head, for de-
fraying the expenses of their removal
to the Colony of Liberia. The number
of his servants thus liberated is vari-
ously estimated from one to two hun
dred.-AIer. Gaz.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

.Martinsb,Tg, Sept. 10. 1888. 5
THE parties interested in the above
suit will please to take notice, that | shall
attend at my Office in Martinsburg, on
Saturday the 10Th day of October next,
for the purpose of carrying the above or
der of reference into effect, when and
where they are also required TO attend,
with any further evidence which they may
have to offer.
SEAMANS GARARD, Com'r
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JOHN sTRoTHER, o.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, /,

CUMMISofUNEK'S OFFICE,l
.Mdrtinsbrg, Sept. ~, 1888.
THE parties 10 the above suit win
please to take notice, that shall attend az
my Office in Martinsburg. on Tuesday the
Sth day Of October next, for the purpose
Of proceeding in the order of reference
IN this cause. when and where they win
attend with all the evidence necessary to
enable me to make up the required report.
SEAMANS GARARD, CoBsr.
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TRUST SALE.

nus IohLL.
E BY virtue Of Deed OF Trust executed
ED to the undersigned as trustee on the
Sd day Of May, 1888, by Joseph Eogle
for the benefit of Benjamin Boley, jun.
and now Of record in the county court OF
Berkeley, | will proceed TO sell, before my
Mill door at the Mouth Of Opequon, on
Saturday the 2Sh instant, a quantity OF
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PlIs GAZETTE.
MARTINsBURG. SEPTEMBER IS. 1888.
Di,corru of Coal n Bekaleu eourtu, e.

Discovery Of Coal in Berkeley county, "a
We omitted to notice in our last paper, the dis
coyery Of valuable coal formations in our county,
giving promise Of a rich accession to the mineral
treasures of the State. For many years, indeed,
il has been confidently surmised, that coal exis-
ted in the western sections of this county, and
some small specimens occasionally found without
digging, seemed to encourage the lattering sug-
gestion. 1t has only been recently however, that
public attention has been earnestly attracted to
the enquiry. During the latter part of the past
month Mr. Purcell, an intelligent Engineer at
tached to the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Com
pany, having some leisure upon his hands, deter
mined TO ascertain the truth Of the various ru-
mours the subject. With that view, accom-
panied by several Individuals, he selected spot
near the source of the Meadow Branch, between
the Third Hill Mountain and Sleepy Creek Noun
tain, and after digging few feet under the sur
face of the earth, he encountered bed of An
ttrGcite Coal of the finest quality. He repeat
cd the experiment in several places and met with
similar success. Mr. Purcell entertains no doubt
from the indications Of the country, and their
physical analogy TO the coal regions of Pennsyl
vsnia, that coal exists in Berkeley county in
great abundance. We have ourselves seen seye.
raj specimens of the mineral and we may safely
say that coal of superior quality cannot be found
any where. A large specimen, weighing seve-
raj pounds, has been handsomely labelled to be
presented to the Virginia Historical aud PliiIo-
sophical Society.
This is the first Antracite Coal disc overed in
the importance of geological Survey of this
State, whereby its mineral resources might be
developed and brought in successful competition
with the wealth and resources Of other States of
the Union.
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NOTICE.

The heirs Of William Merchant, decd.
a ND all others whom il may concern,
IN take notice, that have in my hands,
as administrator with the will annexed OF
said Merchant, sum Of money. which |
am prepared TO pay over 20 those legally
entitled to receive il, but upon which |
am unwilling TO pay interest.
JOHN #. SMITH.
Smithfield, Jefferson county, Va.2
September II. 1888
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Cholera at Hagersto,cn. The Cholera has bro
ken out in the Jail at Hagerstown, Md. within
the last week or two, and six or seven of the
prisoners have died-the sheriff has liberated
the remainder. There has been but one death
as far as we have heard, except those in jail-a
negro woman living close to it.
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WHEAT,

now in my Mill, likewise some RYE and
CORN, to be delivered. TERMS made
known on the day of sale.
JAMES F0RMAN.
September 10, 1885, st
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VIRGINIA.: In the Circuit Superior Court OF
Law aud Chancery for Berkeley county:
APRIL Goth, 1888.
Mary Gregory, PIT.
against
William Gregory, detot
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VIRGINIA. the Circuit Superior Court AZ
Lar aud Chances for Berkeley county:
SEPTEMBER 25th, 1891.
Alexander Stephen, pit.
against
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On dit is rumored, but whether
true or false we do not pretend to say,
that the Secretary of the Treasury is
at present engaged in preparing Circu-
lars to officers of the Revenue, autho-
rising them to make their deposits in
ne State Banks. If true, we regret
II Such a course is premature. The
mater should have been left until af-
ter tie next session Of Congress.
Phil. Chron.
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DIR. Antommarchi has addressed the
following letter, dated Paris, August 2,
to the King of the French
"SIRE: When celebrating the ami
versary ofthe three great days of July,
your Majesty heightened the enjoyment
of the festival by the homage paid to
the memory of the Emperor Napoleon:
but the feelings which dictated this au-
gust ceremony, will not be fully salts
fed until the rema' f this great man
shall cease to reposo in foreign land
it belongs to your majesty to claim
them from England. The success OF
your demand, Sire, cannot be doubt
full, and I offer myselfto your Majesty
to 90 to st. Helena, to collect and bring
back these glorious relics. am, Sire,
with respect, &c.
'sF. ANToMMARCHI,
NJ H,Ian
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U. s. Mal.-We copy the follow
ing paragraph from the Mobile Com
mercial Register:
SIT affords US much pleasure to no
tice the arrival in this city of specia
agent of the General Post Office De
partment, Col. C. Biddle, of Tennes'
see. His object is to inquire into the
causes of the Irregularities of the Mai
between Washington City and New
Orleans, that have been the subject o
such loud and well-founded complain
during the past year."
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FOR SALE,

T& Ono half of that beautiful
kssANSe sloop EXCEL. Her length
asa1--is is GO feet inches, her breadth
90 feet inches, her depth G feet 7 inch
es, and measures about rs tons-has a
square stern and billet head. For fur
thor particulars enquire of
NATHANIEL DROWN.
Oct. B..
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BRIGHTON MARKET-Oct IA.

!, (Reported for tho Boston Patriot.
II At market this day, 1850 beef cattle,
V4O stores, 4700 sheep, aud TAO swine.
} Prices Beef Cattle The best qualities
pf cattle did not sell so well as they dId
last week, but wss shall quote about the
same, viz (: few very fine at. 50 90 |;
prime at IS 9 GO; good S4 Goa 4 10.
Barrelling Cattle.-We noticed the
sale of several large lots but conld not OBJ
sain the price; and il is extremely difficult
for us to give correct price for the num-
her but shall quote mess %; No I, rs;
No 9, 3 25.
Sheep Ycarlings Sc 10; two year
Uid 10 10, and very few sales.
Cows and Calves Sales were noticed
ut &C. .23 "a and S28.
Sheep Dull several lots unsold.-
We noticed sales at 81 80, 40, SO
ICY, III, 7 rs, SO, 90, ~, . 90,
z SO and 90.
Swine. Ssvefal lots Of large selected
Shouts were taken at 8, and lots Of select
sd Sows at 4c. One lot ofSows and Bar
rows, few of which we're ordinary ,at &c.
At retail i-2 for Sows, and s i-2 for
Barrows.
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did 20. from Labrador, with OsoOo fish. run on
Georges island rocks and was abandoned =
Scin Oregon. from Prospect for Boston, vas
abandoned on Thursday night, OF Capc An--
crew have arr at Gloucester. The o. was sceq
on Saturday, bo III masts cut away, M. tow<g
Of two schrs. going into Portland: IN
The new seamboat Geo Washington. Cab
Walker, has gone nshore in a gale, on the ~
ada side Of Lake. Erie, and broke in two. l|oss
nbout 500. 900 no insurance. 49,
A letter from on board ship Awoshonks, ,ro'
ports having spoken in Dec. ship Pocahsmas,
III Of falmouth, with 500 bbls oil.
The sloop Thomas. Of Edgnr,own, went 4
shore in the gale on Sunday, at Falmouth. but
il is expo ccted will be got of without dams 1e
afier discharhlng. ltf'
4 he sloop Bolivar, Springer, OF Augusta. from
Nantucket for Boston, with lumbor, :utl On
Lynn Beach ON Saturday, night last. andt4f$
gono TO pieces.
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Tho subscriber eng sppsmted Sole Agcnt
for Vending MORlSON'S HYGEiAN UNI
YER SILL MEDICINES for The State Of
Rhode Island, hereby gives notice that no. 9th
er person will be authotized TO vend said Med
icnes in this city md that no one is at pyes-
snt authorized 10 vend sad Medicines in This
State except myself, but for the accommods-
ton of the public agents will be appointed by
me, in different parts Of the State, as soon 40
conv enient, Of which the public viii be dnly
notified ;-and 10 guard the public against inn
piiions, ,hoy may rest assured, that should any
Medicines be offered for sale in this State, pur-
porting to be .MO,isoa's Hygeian Unipersok
Medicines, by any person except myself, or my
authorized agents, that they will be counterfets,'
SAMUEL YOUNG.
Jau. 8. No. lO7 Westminster. street.
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MARRIED..

In Newport. on Sunday evening last. by the Rev.
Mr. Eddy, Mr.. GEORGE 5. TILLEY, Of this
town, (onnerly of Newpot,) to Miss FnANcEs
II uLL, daughter ofMr. John Hull, of tho former
place.
In Bristol, on the 10th inst. by the Rev. DR.
Wight, MIR. Elisha b. Franklin TO Miss Martha
Springer, daughter Of Mr.. Joseph Springer, all OF
that town.
At tho Friends meeting house in Fall River, on
the 9th inst. Mordecui L. Sherman to Israel Bui-
fngton.
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APPRENTICES WANTED.

APPRENTICES WANTED.
WANTED Immediately, two boys from
10 to II years Of age as npprentices~to
the House Carpentering BusinesssE Boys
from the country would be preferrs6.--
None need apply except those who ard
of industrious habits. Apply Of this Of
fee. Oct.l0.
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DIEHD.

In Fall River. on the 10th inst. Mrs. Lydia, wife
Of Capt Sheffield Weaver.-On the 5th, Mrs. HAe
vens, wife ofMr. George IIayens, aged 20.
In Providence, on Sunday last, Mir. Christopher
Arnold, in the sy,h year his age.
In Fall River, on Sunday last, William Mason,
infant son of Mr.. Noel A. Trip, aged months and
"a days.
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NEW AND CHEAP
e. % ODS S.
NO. 3 CEE.EAPSDE.
JOSEPH j. COOK E

JOSEPH y. COOHA e
Mn ASjust returned from New York
HE with large assortment Of DRY
GOODS, which he viii sell as low as caf
be purchased in any city in the United
States, having been bought principally at
AUCTION and all with CASH--con.
sisting in part of the following articles, viz;
CLOTHS-Super super black, hne...and
common do. blues, large variety, ol
ives, browns, mixed and mulberry, ga
ditto, pilot ditto. q
CASSLMERES--Bluc, mixed, .drab,
sage green and striped. -
SATIN.E ETTS-Biue, black, brown and
mixed, oil qualities.
ELya.N.NELS-White, red, green, yel-
low and black, figured do, cotton and
wool do, cotton do.
CRRPETLNGS Light and dark, fine
& superGne; Wilton & Brussells Rugs.
C.aLICOES-Evory descriptions, inclus
ding several pieces Of beautiful French.
EIN'ENs-All qualities
HOSIER Y-Of all kinds.
CIR RCASSL4.NS-All qualities. and. col
ors.
.MERLNO CLOTHS-Of extra quality
.SHAWLS-Super, fine and cohqnon rel
white und black Merino. 1'hibSt wool
raw silk, valencia and cassim9e.
SILKS-Gros de NapIosy Fros dc -;
lin, gros de Swiss, Italian synchsxs
sarsnetts, poait dc sole, Horene3a
salins Of all colors, some very bosugr
full. ~ 81.
White and colored cambricks, muslina,
fancy hdkfs., pocket do, bobblnett ana
thread cdgings, A and 5-4 bobbnett, rib.
bons, umbrellas. baskets, bed ticking,
sheetings, shirtings, dimlty ,tbrown linen
buckram, table covers, vestings, comfort
ers, gloves, mttens. horn and shell combs
wadding, batting, suspenders, pins, ,braids,
tapes, bobbins hooks and eyes, cotto1
thu cad, linen and;.sik do, sc. &c.
Oct. 10.
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NEw GOODS.

yDED nannels, cotton duck, checks, ernsn
EaH "A and ga brown Sbeeting-, glnenams,
scarlor, white, black. blue, scarlet-cloudea, ano
ue-clodded knitting yarn; black SILK ana tao-
be velvet, =. calico, blue csl,coes, green barege,
gloves &c. &c, received this week and for sale
CHEAP al LONG ROOM, Oct. ~.
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znHls is TO CERTIFY, That sAnurI

ZNHlS Is TO CERTIFY, That SAMUEL
~ YousG having given assurance ofhis con-
viction in tho Hygeian Theory Of Physiology, al
developed by tho British College Of health, Lon
don and having furnished tho necessary secu-
rity against counterleits, appointed Solo Agent
for vending the HYGEIAN VEGETABLE
UNIVERSAL MEDI CfNES AND PU 3Li CA
TONS. In and for the State OF Rhode Island.
In conformation wherecfl have this fourth
day Of Jdnnar, ere thousand eight hundsed
and Thirty three, Sc, my hand. s.
--@-., n SHEPARD M0AT.
Sole General Hygenian Agent for the Uni~
ted States Of Amcrica, Snaith>sfvcets Brook
Ign, L. T.
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This is TO certify that Reuel II. Baker. of
Warren. Mr.. David Molvil, OF Newport, Messrs
Geo. Hammond T. Co Wexford, Stephen O.
Benedict at the Post Office, Pawtucket, Mr..
Jctierson l.. Kimbail, Coventry. and James b.
Poirce, East Greenwich, are appointed Agen,s
for vending Morison's Hygeian UnvesalMed-
cnes in those towns SAM'L YOUNG.
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4; VIEW lEW GOODS T! 4
LONG ROOM
Vim. II. Wheaton,

uU AS just opened an extensive sup
ME ply of FOREIGN g. DOMES-
.IIC DRY GOODS, which were Pur-
chased entirely with Cash, at BOSTON,
during the past week.
srSs His stock Of Fancy and Staple
articles, adapted to tho FALL and WINTER
Trade, is row complete, comprising gen
eral assortment, well worth tho attention
OF buyers
sEFe Every article will be offered by
WHOLESALE or retail, at the very lowest
price which the same quality can be OBJ
tanned for at any other store in the State
srys All persons in want of Dry Goods
are invited to call ut the OLD Cheap Store
Miller-Strect.
Oct. 5.
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WARREN SOCIAL CLUE.

Regular meeting for discussion on Monday even
ing next, at 7o'ciock.
Question:" Ought tho elective franchise to
be-extended in this State. so that ell naturalized
citizens shall have tho privilege Of choosing the
rulers.
WM. r. WHEATON. sec'ry.
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Terms Of warranfy efW. Hunt 8 Co.'S.
AXES.

HF an Axs proves too soft 80 as to bend
H on the edge, or breaks in conse-
quence of flaw in the steel, and is re-
iarned within thirty days from the date OF
purchase, new one will be given in ex-
change. Ifan Axe is broken where the
steel is sound, it will be considered as
done by harsh usage and will not be ex-
changed. None will be exchanged unless
returned within thirty days for sale by
Oct. 3. JAMES GARDNER.
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From tho Boston investigation.
Essrass Of letter datcd. CANANpi.uA,
Oct. 10Th, 1888.

Ma. KNEELAsD.-Sir, 1--WE pnss over
the business part Of the letier.) II is
with pleasure that ! can say Il ere is
quite q revival in this part of,hs coub-
iry, upon the subject of things as they
are and what they may he imagined u
be. wns told last evening by "a very in
fiuential man from the country next
south Of us, that he was present at n
convention the day before, for the pur-
pose Of dominating candidates for mem,
bcrs Of assembly which was divided into
Two parties, liberals and blue-skins. and
the matter was decided by the liberals
getting the nomination.
At q meeting in',hs town Of Naples.
a shor, time since, for an election Of
Militia officers, their Presbyterian cler-
.gyuas was elected fourth corporal!
RIP.
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lafermarriages ef Black and White. -
We like the fearless frankpess of the
Rev. Mr.. May ef BraoklYn, Conn, nj.
though we profess to be Of apo,Iier aud
quito IN Opposite fnith. In reply {" a
query, ,proponuded TO him in the Wind
ham County Advertiser.- - Dr. you,h think
Ii proper that the Whites. should inter
marry with the Blacks T'-he says -
b. Courier.
To answer your question explicitly, !
would say--If white man sincerely
loves a colored woman--or "a white wo-
rpan sincerely loves coIolred man. aud
the attachment is reciprocated, although
! should not advise them 10 I've married
while tbe public sentiment is such that
they might be rendered very uucornfort-
able IT they were To marry-yei | am
sure know of noihing-and lcbaIlenge
you aud the friends who suggested IEe
question TO show me nny thing in the
revealed will of our Heavenly Father
or to giye me any reason brller than n
rprejudice against coinplexion, why it
would be improper for such ersens To
bs n1nrrisd if they chose.
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N q = I o e !.
Drugs and Medicines

'AF The beat quality and rs chedp ss 81 my
~ other shpp. Kept constantly for Snlo
by DR.. JOHNSON. At his MEDICAL DIS
.PENSAKY. No isS. Thames Street.
j,rst north of the Brick Market. whore he
hopes EVERY B 0DY will send or call. g.
pnwaa-r their medicine &c.
NPriicine che sts put up. ar tepienish
I'd with particular care. Prescriptions of
Medical Gentlemen, faithfully and cal 3 ',lly
pni M.
or DR.. MANLEtGH'S mrcn ADMIRED
MADAGASCAR OIL,
For ,he hair. this oil ~ used To c''rl and per.
enne the HAIR 10 cause u TO grow, aud tp
prereni bnfdness u is superior to any other
nov offered 10 the public, aud Is in very gen
| ersl nsc.
0rAs A SURGEON DENTIST,
f1r. Jobusoo. will psrf,rn sny "peras,oD m
Teeth. AZ half HE regular prices until the
lrst of April next.
The Ispdies aud Gentlemen, therefore. Win
ere in wsoi of teeth, wilI plcsse 10 embrace
this opportunity.
Dr.. Johnson will attend 70 the prse.
tiee nf fchysje ~ usual
IN As1wtss. Irsb. 10.