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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-15

Window Glass and Furnaces
OH BOXES Windsor Glass. $40 and l0Sl2
OU Cooking Furnaces, assorted sizes and kinds
A few pound Cake Aoulds
Quart and Plat Porter Bottles
jyl8 ROBERT H. MILLER.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-15

From, Gibraltar The Gibraltar Chronicle Of
the 9th July, received at Bston, by the brig Pho.
neer, contains extracts from private letter from
Madrid, by which it appears that the landing OF
the expedition on the coast Of Algarve, on the e.
veuing Of the Gath June, was known at Lisbon the
next DAY, and immediate measures adopted to
send strong and DISCRIMINATING force against the
rebels. A vessel which arrived at Gibraltar on
the 9Th July, reported that she saw, in the morn
ing of the 9TH about Is miles from Cape st. Vim.
cent. the Mguelite and the Pedrote squadrons
sailing in two parallel lines, the latter close to-
and the former at great distance IRON the coast
10 the direction ut Cape st. Mays Don MI
guel's consisted of eleven vessels, and Don re-
dro's Of zine, three Of which we're steamers Al
ter they had been lost sight Of the master OF the
vessel heard the report OF cannon.-N. Il. Co"''
From Para-ln the papers furnished by the
Constitution on Saturday, we noticed an account
Of an unprovoked massacre OF more than NIFTY
residents, by the native inhabitants oil Para, Tor
no other assgnable cause than that they were
Portuguese. IL such massacre took place, II
can hardly be doubted that strong reason exis.
ted;-f0r it is not 10 human nature to commit
such extensive and revolving atrocity from mere
national dislike. We were therefore disposed
so, because news from Para, which is in the
northern portion Of Guiana. would be more Ike
ly to reach this country direct, than circultousy
by the way of England. For these reasons we
did not insert it in our summary. The inte''l.
gence. however. furnished by Captain Weld, oil
the brig Alfalfa, which arrived here on Satur'
day, gives US reason to believe that the British
account vas not wholly without foundation.
Captain Weld left Para on the 9th oi July,
and reports that at the time of his departure the
inhabitants of the place were still 10 state OF
the utmost anxiety. The Europeans resident
there lived in constant apprehension OF another
disturbance, aud most Of the Portuguese had en-:
gagged with masters of foreign vessels, to afford
them an asylum on board, when it should break
out. 1t was the general opinion that no respect
to persons would be shown, but that scene of
carnage and plumber dsgraceful to humanity
would ensue. The principal actors OF these
bloody scenes are persons Of the lowest order
who have nothing to lose and all to gain. Those
who do not come Immediately into their views
are considered as enemies, and reserved as nj
subjects for the hand Of the assassin.
~ Y Com.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-15

The young blood Of Germany is as'tated, and
the prevalence Of dlsconteRt promises oenen'
cial movement ere long in favor Of liberty Inc
German Princes. however, are likely 10 make
prooer conc essions to the spirit OF TIE umes'
and bIoodless revolution may give PeaeeaCle
people more than they could hope to acquire ~
q resort to arms. .,;...
In Spain there is little to inspire hope; o',sn.
has fallen on the spirit Of the people, ana We 'ea'
its baneful effects have been extended 10 co''u
gal. The royal brothers exhibit IN Pe.iec.on . an
ihe imbecility Of their race; and like the Greeks
and Turks, they stand boasuns WITHIN gun sno'
of each other, without daring 10 strike Inc "'
lie court of Oporto is distracted by caoals' ano
the commanders of the feet and army have just
departed. The cause Of the young queen mas
been committed to other hands, and great things
were anticipated from 60 expedition which recent.
" sailed. Lisbon was declared to be the OBJECT
Of attack, but the chief. with wonderful prudence
landed his forces at place where they are nov
likely to do either good or harm. Still our WISH.
es incline us to hope for the best, and bold
stroke may yet dethrone the tyrant, aud give
peace to that i'll. fated country.
Wherever we turn, we see nothing to disturb
the present peace of Europe. An assurance OF
its permanency has already given new impulse
to trade, and as the business OF the good OLD
town. is in commerce with all the world, every
nhsbitant Of this great port will pray that peace
may continue.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-15

The New York Gazette says: The weather
continues cool, and our city unusually healthy,
As to business, there never was more doing 50
early IN the season. There are no failures, or
any anticipations among our merchants"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-15

We learn from Baltimore, that the local banks
there have offered two and half per cent. for
the use Of the deposits. 10 this city Amos Ken.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-15

The Rev. Elk. Avery is stiff at Bristol, in
Rhode Island. where he has been for the last two
months. He breaches most zeaously every Sab
bath-se. saith the Providence Gazette. He
could not have been in Philadelphia at all, there.
fore-if he was seen it must have been his dou-
Bile. -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-15

dall's circulars have been distributed among the
banks, bat we have not yet learned the charac.
ter Of the replies that have been made, or whe'
Their, in fact, there have been any replies what
ever. Of one thing, however, we ieei very
strongly assured. and we wish the public to note
we'll what we say. No matter what terms OF
conditions are offered by the local bank'--the
deposits wN not be REMOVED. And turther:-
No matter for the sentiments or the vetces o! me
President, the Charter of the present Bank ~a8
one day be reae,oed IN. +. Com.
l"May be. and may be not" as the land'ady
at CIeikum's Inn used to say. II is very WE'LL
however, to keep peoples eyes open; tor taers
are both bulls" and bears" in the stock
market.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-15

The steam ship Royal William, left Quebec
5th instant, for London.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-15

Speculations in Stocks. Niles Register Of
Aug. says" We are sorry to see il mention.
ed bya Washington letter writer, that ds.in.
guished officer Of the navy vas, sometime since,
engaged in specializing in the stock Of the Bank
Of the URited States, and as if in full communion
with the herd engaged in that business-but we
are not sorry to learn that he probably sustains a
loss Of FIVE thousand dollars by thus wandering
out Of bis proper course"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-15

On Sunday week. an awful thunder storm was
experienced at Newport, Rhode Island. fhe
lightning struck in various parts Of the town,
killed female and child in her lap, near IRE
place, and did considerable damage to several
houses.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-15

The people of England are beginning t" exer-
cise sympathy for the distresses Of the Poles,
and petitions have been presented to Parliament,
PRAYING that the English Government. would. in
conjunction with the French Government, open
negotiations with the object Of recognising and
restoring the rights Of Poland.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-15

A free colored man was murdered in q mos
shocking manner near the line Of the road hal
way between Petersburg and Richmond. Thu
body was found last Sunday.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-15

The Globe states, that, owing to Clay and the
Cholera. only two out Of the thirteen Congress
sional districts Of Kentucky are Jacksonia'.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-15

An intelligent friend, who has just visited the
Petersburg and Roanoke Rail Road. writes to the
Editor Of the Fredericksburg Arena as follows:
.. The Locomotive Engines travel at the rate
of twenty miles the hour, with ease, and with
train of ten or twenty cars. all loaded-some
with passengers, and others with produce Of eve.
~ description, slaves, lumber, &c. The whole
line Of the Petersburg Road presents scene Of
cheerfuIness and industry not to be seen on any
other road in Virginia. Plantations that have
been abandoned are now re-settling; houses re-
pairing; and fences Of the best kind erecting, In
the bodies Of wood, through which the road pass.
es, workmen are employed-some getting slaves,
some saving and others clearing. and, in fact. on
the whole line, there is spirit and animation that
is delightful to behold"
GYes. and the same results will always follow
the vigorous prosec uton Of works OF internal i'm.
We look for similar scene all
along our Canal st no distant day.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1833-03-30
DYE eTUFF,&O.

NJ ARROW AXES, knives and forks,
IN pad locks, mincing knives, butch
or, bread and shoe knives, shoe pincers
and nippers, just received and for sale by
SAMUEL WHEATON
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.M0RRISONS' HYGE1ya.N
UNIVERSAL
M E O u q i NJ T. A.,

IN he subscriber has hecn appointed so.e A
- gent for vending this u niversa. Medicine
h. Warren. and now offers for ss,e MORRl
SONS PILLS, in large and small boxes, 70
the cure Of Consumpiions, cholera morbus, in1a
nations, dyspeysia. tevers, sgee, indigestion, bill
iious OF nervous affections, and oil diseases o.
the liver :yelow fever, gou,, rheumatism, drop
~ 81. Vnus's dance, epilepsy, paralysis, palsy.
green sickness. small Pox, measles, whoopne
cough. scarlet feves. Asthma, jsundice, gravel,
stone, and all urinary Instructions, piles, sour
w. hchings Of the skin, worms, king's evil, anq
all cutaneOus disorders: in short every com
plant to which tho human frame s so d.refully
subject, under all the varied forms and names /
as tho Hygeian conviction is, that man IS sub
Ject to one only real diseasc. tina, is. ts the m-
purit, Of the blood. Waranted 10 be the gen
uiue article.
REUEL II. BAKER.
Jan. 10.
This is 10 certify. that Mr.. Rcucl N Baker
Of " arren. is sappointed Agent for vending Nor
rison's HyseiAn Universal Medicines, for the
town OF " arrcn, in This State.
SAMI. YOUNG.
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@TOHce.
TURN E r s. S LIS URY

4 RNE r & SAILS URY.
IHAvE received Segsses & wilson
HI report Of the Fall s. Winter FASH
ions, together with large. supply oi
Cloths, Cassmeres, sc. purchased under
the most favorable circumstances, which
will enable them to sell CLOTHING of
all descriptions, made in abe first style, at
very reduced prices
4. s. S. feel confident that they now
possess advantages which will enable
them 10 sell clothing as cheap as can be
bought at any establishment IN town.
Garments warranted to fit or no sale.
Gentlemen are respectfully invited to-
call and examine for themselves.
Waier-street, Oct. 60.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1833-03-30

To the Hon. HopIJAH BArLIrs, Judge o
the Court of Probate lorthe County o
1 Bristol.
| a tt Court of Probate holden q
A Dighton, 10 aud for said Count ,os
the eighth day Of March, A. ID. 1885,
Horace M. PECK, administrator Of ths
estate of Robert Peck, late of Swanzey
in the County Of Bristol, deceased, re.
spectfulIy represents. that the personal
estate of said deceased, 10 insufficient, by
the sum oftwclve hundred thirty-five dol
lars and sixty flour cents, to pay the Just
debts which the said deceased owed which
appears from the first account of said ad-
administrator and his private account a.
gainst said estate and also the Cosnmiss-
ioner,s report of claims due from said es-
tate. He therefore requests your Honor
Ito grant himlicense to sell at public auct-
ion as much of the real estate of said de-
ceased, as shall raise the sam Of twelve
hundred sixty-six dollars for the payment
ofthe said deceased's just debts, charges
of sale, and incidental charges, agreea-
bly, to law oil This Commonwealth in such
cases made and provided.
HORACE M. PECK.
Commonwealth Of Massachusetts.
BRIsroL, ss. AT Court Of Probate hold
en- at Dighton, on the eighth day of
March, A. ID. 1888.
AN the foregoing petition Ordered,
u That Horace M. Peck, above
named give notice to all concerned in the
estate OF Robert Peck, late Of Swanzey,
in said county, deceased, Of the penden-
cy ofthe foregoing petition, by causing
an attested copy thereof, and Of this order
to be inserted in the Northern Star, a
newspaper printed in Warren, three weeks
the last publication to be
previous to the first Friday aAer the first
Tuesday in April next, on which day
Court of Probate will be held at Dighton,
when and where all persons Interested in
he estate Of the said deceased may ap-
'ear and be heard concerning said petit
on. III. BAYLIES,
Judge Of Probate.
A rue'copy-attest,
A. BAssETr, Register.
march l6.
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ENGLISH HOLLOW WARE.
Jusr received supply Of the above nam
cd ware, consisting Of Coffee Kettles, Mas
lin Kettles, Wash Basins, Sauce Pans,
Porringers, sc. foe sale by
SAMUEL WHEATON.
June ~,
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FRANKLIN CIRCULATING
[TBRARY

LUST a1ded-Refugee in America,
q by Mrs. Trollope Sayings and Du
ings at the fremont House Outlaws
Bride and other Tales, by Richie, Hall,
Milford, Sheridan, A. Watts, &c.; Natu-
raj Magic, by ID. Brewster Mariners
Library or Voyagers Companion I; Bona
parties Voyage to St. Helenn, by Ad,ni-
raj Cockburn Criminal Calendar, by II.
St. Clair Venetian History. f23.
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CUTLER y. so.

NNrvES and forks, handsome assortment;
~ pocket and pen knives, al kinds taper
files, 8. l-2, Ia, 8 and inch Hat do 9
and IL inch hslfI do 6, 10 and IL inch;
chest locke double aod single ward cupboard.
pad. stock locks different s'zes butte do do
table hinges, do do chest do do T; James
screws do,do +; taiors 'himbles; scissors genu,
ine Heming's needles large and double plane
irons tea trays spring steel hand saws viii.
sons coffee mills; rnzors and straps, &c. &c. III
Of which have been purchased at low pricesand.
will be sold cheap by
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BOOKS g. STATIONARY.

BOOKS 4 STATTONARY.
Il N assortment Of School Books, book
"A of Common Prayer, Blank Books
Of different sizes, Memorandum & Bank
Books, Writing Books, Letter and Writ
ing Paper. Ink Powder, Pocket Books,
States, sc. for sale by
SAMUEL WHEATON.
Ian Q6
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MHDIoINE & SURGERY.
nR MOOR II. Tenders biz

~ thanks to the Citizens Of Warren &
Vicinity, for the liberal patronage no has
received and would inform them that he
has removed his Office to the New Store
in Watershed, at the Sign of GALEN's
HEAD; where he will be always ready to
attend 10 the various calls in the differ,
ent Branches ofhis prof ssion. He will,
in addition, as leisure may permit, attend
to dressing, filling, filing, and various o.h-
or Operations on the Teeth
Feb. 3.
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FOR SALE,

IA FOR SALE.
SPERM Oil, Fall and Winter Strain.
- ed {; Lamp Wick Lamp Feeders,
Oa Cans, and Jappann'd Lamps Of vari-
Gus descriptions by
LEWIS HOAR s. CO.
Oct. q. ff
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Drugs, Medicines
l. % AND q
DYE.STUFES. 81
NO. 3, MARKET.sTREET, S
- SIGN OFTHE MORTAR,

fthe
additions will constant, the various needs the PEOPLE, carefully
all pnng
aschsa can be this County.
pcrium SoapsS vaio other articles
pressed Hops fine Hon pots
of land Children
drawing P.nc with general Stationery articles
list ofP
NEDcs True and Genuine H. shephed MO
Patent Medicines
Percussion Caps and small Pg Lead &c &c
MEDICINE CHESTS for Shipping Family use, always on
hsnjand iusnhd
: CALL
Prescriptions carefully purchasers Sur
ica operations performed without without price,
Auorra n .yEREMLaH WILLIAMS.
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Water-street, Oct. 90.
INDIA RUBBER SHOf

INDIA RUBBER SHOES.
4 LARGE supply of ladies and gen.
"A uemens India rubber shoes, Of oil
qualities, by the dozen or single pair, at a
small advance from first cost, at COLES
Boot and Shoe Factory, south Coles Ho
tel. Nov. "a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-06-13
Txnxnunl TTnrnHRll

KX/ANTED, Immediately, large guam
w tity Of the following kinds Of Tim
Der, in logs;
Ysiios0 and T'hife Pine,
an kinds Of Oak,
Poplar, BirdS-eys, CHTled and Sugar
Maple,
UTH Cherry, Walnut, fish,
Hickory, and Locusf.
For timber Of this description, the CASH,
and fair price according 10 length and
quality, will be given, when delivered ~
HarPers-Perry.
eIThe maple, cherry. and walnut, should
be dug up, and the tops cut OF about three feet
above the forks. An additional price will be
paid for the forks and root ends, II dug up
carefully.
e1-Soantiing. &c. can be furnished 10 bill
az short notice.
JOSEPH l.. SMITH, Sole .fxenf
for JO'sPh L. Smith 4 Co.
July s, 1892.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-06-13

tner touch more violent than the first.
anu no was turned o,cr-the cold
sweat ran down in torrrnts-h;s b.nda
were violently forced from hi, face
the moon passed from under n cloud
a faint ray beamed upon him-hi. eve.
involun,arily opened, and he beheid
his wife. who, in . scarcely audible
voice, exclaimed, my husband and
fell upon his bosom.
Morgan now learned from his wife.
that after the Indians had entered III,
mouse, they found some spirits and
drank freely; an alteration soon took
place, one Of them received a mortal
stab and fell his blood ran through IN,
hoor on her; believing it to be the
blood OF her husband, she shriekcd A.
loud and betrayed her place Of con-
eeaiment. She was Immediately taken
aud bound. The party, after setting
lire tn the house, proceeded 10 Bryant's
station. On the day Of the battle Of
the Blue I.ioks,a horse with saddle and
birdie, rushed by her, which she knew
TO be her husbands. During the &C
ton, the prisoners were left unguarded,
made their escape, and lay concealed
beneath some bushes under the bank
OF the river. After the Indians had
returned from the pursuit, and left tho
battle ground, she, with some other
persons that bad escaped with her, de-
termined to make a search for their
friends, and IL on the field and living,
save them il possible, from the beasts
Of prey. After searching for some
time, aud almost despairing Of success,
she fortunately discovered him. The
party Of Col. Logan found Morgan and
ms wife, and restored them to their
friends, their infant, and their home.
Mason cOtinfy ksnfueku
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-06-13
MIsCHIEvOUs WOMAN.
BY the Eshfck Shepherd

Could this III world hae becn coniIiyc,l
To stand without rnischicvoas woman.
lios peaceful bodies might hae lived
Released ira ~ the ills N. common.
Hut since Il 10 thu waefu' case
-. hat ~e rnaun hac this traziag erony.
Wy sac sweet be~itehing face,
u had she no been made sac bonny'
might hsc roam'd vi cheerful mini,
Nae s'n or sorrp~ to bctisle me,
searches as the wandering wind,
As happy ne the lamb beside me;
might liac scrc~'d my tuncfn' pegs.
And caroii'd mountain airs fu' gaily,
Hsd wc but ~antit n the Mcgs,
WI glossy zen sac dark an ~ily.
j saw the danger, fcar'd the dart.
The smile, the air, an n sac taking.
Vet open laid INV warcless heart,
An gat the wound that keeps me waking.
My harp WAVES on the willow green.
Of Wild witch notes il has nae o,,y.
Sin Ger ! saw that pa~ky queen,
Sac sweet, sae wicked, AN sac bonn,,
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(Hiaehesier, Londosn street, fee doors North
Of the Valley Bsnk,
D EsPECTFULLY informs his friends and
N y the public generally, that he has just
returned from the Northern cities, at which
places he purchased general assortment OF
materials, among which are all sorts Of Brass
Mounting. lie feels assured that he can fur
nish his work at as low prices as can be had
Of the same quality in this or any other place.
He Is now prepared 10 make. at the shortest
notice, any description Of CARRIAGES; and
when novelty is required he will prepare n
drawing to suit the IDEAS Of persons wishing il.
Repairs Of every description, in his line,
done IN the best manner and on the most ac-
commodati1g terms. Old work painted with
the same care as new, and with DESPATCH
BE has several secondhand Carriages, Ba-
touches and Gigs, which he will sell low
Orders from distance executed with pune
tuality.
All kinds Of silver and brass plating done
at his establishment, 10 the best and cheapest
manner.
April II, ls33.-ly.
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DESIGNATION.

THE eo-partnership heretofore existing
l. under the hr,n Of Rupert * Kownslar,
was dissolved by mutual consent on the LIST
inst. All persons indebted, are requested To
come forward and settle their respective dues
with q. II Rupert, upon whom it has de-
volsed to close the concern.
q. II. RUPERT,
r. kOWNSLAR.
May 30, 1856.
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Willismsport, Feb ~. is91.
~ OTlCE y hereby given 10 the ubseri-
Az bers 70 the capital stock o. this com
Pany' That further iustalment Of Two Dol
lars and Fdty Cents on each share 81 stock /.
required TO BE- pad IN at the Banking House
On Monday the 2ttb of June next Nv orJe,
GEO. r. MOSHER, Ca,aisy.
April 4 1899.
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n. M. KITZ.NALER.
ATTORNEY AT Law.

"iLL practice in the Superior and In
w ferior Courts Of I.oudoun and Jelscr-
son. The transaction Of all business commit
ted to his management will be characterized
by the striciest attention and punctuality.
His Office IL on Market-st, Lecsburg.
April Ia, ls33.-tf
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YcsLisaKp, wsEkLr, sr
JOHN -. G.lkLs4AER.
CONDITIONS.
TWO DOLLARS & FIFTY OTIS

PER .iN.SU.M
Payable half yearly; but Two DoLLAas
will be received rs payment in full, II paid
entirely in advance. Whenever payment u.
deferred beyond the expiration of the year,
interest will be charged.
ADVERTISING.
The terms OF advertising, are: For square
or less, 81, for three inscrtions-larger ones
IN the same proportion. Each continuance,
% cents per square.
a. All advertisements not ordered for a
specific time, will be continued until forbid,
aud charged accordingly.
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q. II. RUPERT

Id ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and
NJ the public, that he has just received
ut the old stand, q supply Of
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EISEK.

FISH.
81 "a Barrels No. i, Bounty
ser Herrings, (frst rum Gk1A
10 bbls. Susquehannah Shad,
trimmed and mtrimmed.
B bbls. North Carolina Shad, trimmed aud
untrimmed, 10 bbls. No. I and 2 Mackerel
just received and for sale by
J. p. HAMTRAMCK.
Shepherdstown, May 30, 1888.
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.NesC Goods,

which makes his assortment good. He is
determined TO sell cheap; aud hopes by strict
attention to merit q share OF public patronage.
Smithfield, May 30, 1893.
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PLANK.
IN nnnFEET prime yellow and
IL OeOOO white pine PLANK,
said by judges to be superior to any brought
down the river for many years. Also-a lot
of first rate SIILht;LES, just received and
for sale BY J. r. HAMTRAMCK.
ShePherdstown, May 80, 1888.