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HAVE now on hand, from one tc two hundred cord of
II superior Hickory and Oak Wood, for sale at Mlller's
Landing. on Poropotank creek, Glout ester county, Va.
There is a sufficient quantity oil. water for vessels that will
draw from 8 to nine feet water, Immediately where the
wood lies; a vessel that can carry 30 cord can be loaded
in one day. The prices of Wood now. in PHILADELPHIA
and other markets, would justify Captains of vessels to
purchase this Wood, and make a good profit. | shall keen
a good supply on hand during the Fall and Winter season.
JOHN HOWLETT.
Woods x Roads, Gloucester CO., Aug. 10. 3O-I3t
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ChesleTfcTd cOun-
II ty Court, August 18th, 1888:
Tabitha McGary, Beverly McGary, and Mackness Nc
Gary, Plaintiffs.
against
Henry Cheatham and Lawson p. Forsee, administrators
OF Thomas ID. McGary, deceased, Joseph McGary, Har-
din McGary, Susan McGary, Mary McGary, Henry Nc
Gary, and Zachariah McGary the three last of whom are
Infants, Defendants
The defendants, Joseph McGary, Hardin McGary, and
Susan McGsry, not having entered their appearance and
given security according to the act of Assembly and the
rules oil this Court, and it appearing TO the satisfaction of
the court that they are not inhabitants of this Common
wealth: on the motion of the plaintiffs, il is ordered, that
the said defendants do appear here on or before the second
Monday In November next, and answer the bill of the
plaintiffs; and that a copy of this order be forth with in.
serted In some newspaper printed in the city of Richmond.
Tor eight weeks successfully, and another copy posted at
the front door of the courthouse of this county.
Copy. Teste, l.. NUNNALLY. d C..
august zU. 80 wSw
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TINTED STATES HOTEL, ITS and $50 Pearl 81.
Z and l3S Uater ST, 6et,ceen WdH ST. and Maiden
Lane, New YoRK.-T. b. REpMoNpE respectfully in
forms his friends and the public, that he has re-opened the
above Establishment. which he has put in complete order
for the reception Of Boardcrs, Merchants and Travellers.
The situation of the United States Hotel presents pecu-
liar advantages to Merchants and Travellers, being in the
centre OF the mercantile business OF the city, and within
a minutes walk Of the Bank, Exchange and Public Off
ces. The free circulation OF air which the extent OF the
establishment ensures 10 its apartments, renders it a very
desirable residence. The Dining and Coffee rooms are
spacious and pleasantly situated, the Sleeping rooms airy
aud comfortable. In addition TO the other range of ac-
commoda,ions, he has added a splendid Eating room, on
the European plan, where breakfast will be served up
from TO 10 O'Clock, and dinner from III 10 s. All gem
tlemen putting up at the United States Hotel, can have
dinner at any hour they please, without any additional
charge. The cellars are well stocked with the best wines
and liquors; the larder will be constantly supplied with
every deiicacy oil the New York, Philadelphia and other
markets.
Grateful for the liberal patronage already received, the
Proprietor will be ever anxious 10 merit its continuance
and extension; in confident anticipation OF which, he
pledges himself to use his jealous exertions for The com
fort OF his patrons. 7. b. REDMONDE.
August 6. 26-St
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VEyHE Fall Races for 1888, over the WinterfeId course
- (Chesterheid) will commence on Wednesday the
9Th day of September next, and continue three days,
viz =
FIRST Ddy.-A sweepstake for colts aud flies, mile
heats, still open.
Second Day-The PrOprietor's Purse with $50, mile
heats, entrance So.
Third Ddy.-The Jockey Club Purse, worth 800, 2
mile heat; entrance $40.
The course shall be in excellent order, and the Pro.
prietor well provided with all the requisites 10 supply
his visitors. G. B. WOOLDRIGE. ProDriefoy
Chesterfield Coal Mines, August If, 1888. 29-w1sS
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N AND MILLS FOR SALE.-Intending TO re.
"a move TO the State OF Kentucky, l offer for sale my
Farm on which l now reside, also my half Of Ddde and
Peyton's Mills, on the Rapid Ann river, adoining.-The
Farm contains about four hundred acres; is in a good
state oil Improvement; sixty acres in red clover, and eight
IN timothy; one-third OF the land is in wood, part very
heavily umbered. The soil is OF the character of tina,
range OF red land passing through the counties Of Orange,
Albemarle, Nelson and Amherst, so justly celebrated for
its fertility and susceptibility Of high Improvement by
clover and plaster OF Paris.-The Dwelling House is COM
4noilous-'he houses within the curtilege are all con-
venient and well arranged. The garden contains two acres
oil ground tasteiuiiy laid out, and well furnished with
choice fruit, vines and ~shubbery.
The situation would suit a lawyer who wished TO COM
bine farming with his profession: from its proximity to the
courts OF the adjoining counties, being within 3 miles OF
Orange q. H., ID miles OF Madison, and l6 of Culpeper C.
H.; II is near the stage roads leading to Charlottesville
and Fredericksburg, 30 miles from the former and 80 from
the latter. No place can be better watered or more heal.
thy than this; | have resided here for &c years, and in that
time there never has occurred a case OF bilious fever, or
ague and fever, in a large family Of blacks and whites.
U pon the Farm is a neto barn and machine for threshing
wheat-of the kind most used and approved in this part Of
the country. The price OF this property shall be mode.
rate and the time and manner of payment accommodating
The mills are new and upon the improved construction
consist OF a mill for manufacturing flour, having 4 pair of
burrs and a pair OF cologne rubbers; a corn mill with 3
pair OF stones, a saw mill and a mill Tor grinding plaster OF
Paris. Also, another Tract Of Land within s miles OF
Standardization the Swift Run Gap road, containing
1876 acres. LAW. I. DADE. =
Sylvan Lodge, goth June, 1888. I5-u
AND FOR SALE.-By virtue of a deed of trust,
III executed by Robert Scott and Eliza his wife, to the
subscribers as trustees, Tor the benefit OF David G.. Will
liams, assignee OF John and Coleman JeHriss, bearing date
the goth OF August, 1928, and duly recorded in the Clerks
Office OF the county Of Lunenburg, will be sold TO the
highest bidder, for cash, on the premises on Friday, the
18th day Of September next, one tract Of land, lying in
the county OF Lunenburg, on the waters OF Modest
Creek, adjoining Hungry Town, containing by estimation
S2i acres, a large portion of low ground aud bottom land
Actiag as trustees, we will convey such title only as is
vested in US as such, though the title is considered- I'M
questionable. EDWARD II. CHAMBERS,
EDWARD Il. ~JEFFRlSS,
August IL. I2S-tds] Trustees.
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E@thenDare, China, Glass, and Looking Glasses.
VHNHOMAS j. BARROW 81 CO, Importers and
York, in the above goods, respectfully invite the attention
OF their friends and the Southern Merchants generally TO
their splendid stock of ware, just received by the late ar.
rivals, comprising every variety of fancy and staple goods,
which they are enabled TO offer oil the most liberal and &C.
commoiating terms. Looking GLASSES of every dcscr7p-
ton, constantly on hand.-ParicuIar attention will be
given 10 packing and forwarding in The most careful man
ner', and purchasers may rely on receiving their goods in
good order.
All orders by letter nunctuaIlu attended,
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VHVHE FREDERICKSBURG Law SCHOOL will re

IS NhE CDEniChoboh LAW SCfOOL VIII re-
~ commence It's session oh Monday, the 4h OF No
vember next, aud will continue till the latter end of
March. The course OF instruction will be as here iofore
by daily examinations in the text books which have been
selected, with appropriate references and explanations dur
ing the examinations, and sometimes by lectures. The
text books employed in the School are Chitty's Black
stones Comm Cruises Digest, fuckers Comm. and
kents Comm. Ii is also recommended 10 the Virginia
Students that they should provide themselves with Tatc's
Digest, the Supplement, TO the Revised Code, and Robin
sons Practice. The price OF instruction will be sixty
dollars the session, TO be paid in cash before admission to
the School. The Students of former sessions are invited
to participate in the exercises of the ensuing session. Ex.
cellent accommodations may be had by the students in
fredericksburg, upon very reasonable terms, saw from
$40 10 $l2 90 per month, exclusive only of fuel and wash
ing. The whole expense Of living will probably fall short
OF $50 the session. Those intending to become students,
will please apprise ne Of their intention before the School
commences. They will be supplied with lie xt books at re-
dnced prices, il in due time l ain informed of their wish
that | should procure them.
JNO. TAY.OE LOMAX.
Aug. 9. Ell Nov.
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Is The partnership OF BiufOyd, Brooks
~ $ Co. is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All
business relating TO the said concern, will be settled by
our successors, Biniord, Brooks, Gay s. Co., to whom those
indebted 10 us will please make payment.
JAMES j. BINFORD,
JAS. e.. OOK
ICHARD JONES.
Richmond, LIST August, 1888.
q tO-PAR1NERSHIP.-The subscribers have this day
" entered into partnership, under the firm of Binford,
Brooks, Gay & Co., and will carry on the Dry Goods bu-
siness in the house heretofore occupied by Einford, Brooks
s. Co. Their stock oil Staple aud Fancy Goods is now quite
large, and in a few weeks they will be able 10 offer TO their
friends and the public. a choice and extensive assortment
of every article in their line.
In making this change in the concern, they trust that
they will continue TO receive the patronage so literally
bestowed upon their predecessors, and pledge themselves
TO be unreniitiug in their exertions TO give satisfaction TO
those who may favor them with their confidence.
JAMES J BINFORD,
NJ G. BROOKS,
CHARLES s. GAY,
EFFORD B. BENTLEY
Richmond, 1st August, 1888.
N. bah persons interested are hereby informed that
the books and accounts OF the late concern of BinforS,
Brooks s. Co. are in our hands for settlement aud collec.
ton. All debts due from them will be paid by us, and
those who are in srrcars are respectfully requested 10 como
for ard and close their accounts.
BlNFORD, BROOKS, 4 s. co.
Augusta. 26-6t
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~ OU-0T
0 The Editors OF the Whig at Richmond, Virginian at Lynch
ponrs, spectator at stanton, lnteilgoncor at Petersburg, Herald at
Fredencksburs, Beacon at Norfolk, Patriot at Fincastle, Reporter at
Danvilc, and Advocate at Charlottesville, will publish the nboyo To
the amount OF 50, aud send their accounts to this office for collection.
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XNTANTS a situation as Teacher in a private family,
a Lady who will undertake to teach English in all
its branches. French, italian, German, Piano Forte and
Guitar, Drawing and Fancy Work. The most respecta.
BILE references can be given. A line addressed T., and left
at the Office of the Richmond. Enquirer, will reach the
Advertiser. GAug POI soft
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NEW MENTS.

VNWENTY REwARD will be given for
the apprehension and securing in any Jail, George,
who calls himself George Campbell is 10 years old, OF
rather brighter complexion than the generality of negroes,
about D feet 8 or 10 inches high, and rather slender made,
and l think has a small scar on his forehead, from a cut
when a child, but l am not sure i is now visible. He
worked the two last years with Knox s. Hale, on the Pc
tersburg Rail Road, and was again hired TO Hale this year,
but did not go to work, and has been away all the wear -
1 understand an attempt was made in Dinwiddie TO take
him, but he made his escape. l have reason to suppose
he has been most Of the time in the neighborhood of Fine
Creek, in Powhatan county, where he has lately been
concerned in breaking into a house and committing an ex-
tensive robbery, consisting Of clothing and other articles.
HIS associate has been taken, and gives this information.
Since this theft, George has been in and about this city
for some s or 10 days. or more, and was last seen here on
the morning OF the 18th inst. Had on a pair of dark cas-.
sinet pantaloons. an old black hat, but no coat or shoes
He is very dryui and intelligent. and will probably soon
change his clothing. George is a desperate chap, and the
good OF the community requires his arrest.
Augusta. G27-S1 AMOS LADD.
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Boots and Shoes.
-. DAVOFl. .JK.

TNFAS received this week, from Boston, On
VA extensive assortment Of Boots and Shoes,
ssIected by himself, with caro-, and are adapted
to the present and approaching season among
them, ere
Ladies gai,er Boots, Ladies Kid walking Shoes
do. cloth do. do. cloth do. do.
do. do, slippers, thick do. leather do. do.
soles, Go. do. Boots,
do. kid do. do. do. do kid and cloth slip
do. leather do.do. do. pers, thin soIes,
Misses kid Slippers. thick and ihIn soles,
do leather Bootees and Shoes.
And great variety Of Cheap Shoes, which ].
would 30 useless 70 psrticularize, oil Of which
will besold low, for CASH.
Main street. Oct. 26.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
Cloths !! Cloths !!

RLUE, black, olive, green, olive
Nd green, invisible green, London
brown, russell brown, mulberry and mixed
|cloths.-Blue, mixed, drab, brown, slute,
sage green and striped cassimeres. Blue,
brown and mixed satinetts.
The above, comprising an extensive as
sortment, will be sold very loto at No.
Cheapside by JOSEPH j. COOKE.
N. B. j. J. G. has made an arrange
rnent with first rate tailor to cut and
make Garments of every description in
the most fashionable style at the shortest
notice. All Garments warranted to ft.-
Ready made Clothing constantly on hand.
July Goth.
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Information Wanted.

HNFORMATlON IL wanted of O
young man Of the name Of WAL
TER c. 'FREEBORN, who left New
port, r. !. in October, 1928, for New
York, and from thence proceeded to New
Orleans, with the intention Of working al
his trade, the Cabinet Making business
The last tidings from him was received
by lettor dated at New Orleans, in Ju-
ly, 1880, when he wrote he was about to
leave the city. He was Of a middling
size, light complexion, light eyes, light
hair, left handed, and somewhat hard OF
hearing. II any one can give any in!or-
NATION whateyer Of him, whether he did
leave the city and If SO where he went, it
will be very thankfully received by his
anxious parents and friends. Information
can be forwarded to the Editor of the
Northern Star, or to GEORGE BAR
KER, Warren, r. !.
IGs Editors Of Newspapers will con-
fer favor by copying or noticing the a.
bove. Oct. &c.
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NEWPORT

NEWPORT
b. EWERY.
WNHE subscriber having taken the A.
n. gency Of the BREWERY, formerly
carried on by Mr.. Thomas Evans, will
have constantly on hand after the 18th
inst. BROWN ALE of superior quality,
in hhds. bbls. half bbls. or kegs, which
will be sold on the most accommodating
terms. All orders sent to the undersign-
cd, shall have immediate attention and be
promptly executed.
HENRY WOOD.
Newport, Sept, 1888. ol2.3m
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DUDILITATED rUnr


| AElHE complamis peculiar 10 the female part
~ Of the community, have been long succe 40.
fully treated by the administration Of The .Aro.
matte Pills, originally prescribed and compoun-
ded by DIX. kELFE. They cleanse the blood
IRON those disorders of the female constit uton.
Tor which the Pills arc an ehcciual specific |,
they restore Tree circus alton, reform tho irrep-
ular operations OF the sanguIterous system, and
recliy the disordered habits. The pfopfi.,or'.
,Ontidcncc IA the superior excellence Of this a.
qually innocent aud powerful preparation. n
founded on the most decisive test lnony from
many restored pat ienis lie cGn assure tbe
portion OF the public, that when
DIR. RELIES AROMATIC PILLS FOR
FEMALES,
are regularly taken according 10 the d,reet;on~
accompanying them, they revive end sst~S,-h
the desired healthy habits, and restore 10 the
pallid countenanee the natu,aI glow Of hs,l,I
and good spirits.
Married ladies will find tho Pill, equally u.o-
iul, except cases OF pregnancy, uAss tAsS
must not be taken neither MIST ,h<y - ~.
en- by persons Of hectic or commemorative Iii n.
they may be used successfully by snbsr n,.n
or women IN all HypochOndriae, Hvsfeyse a,
pdypourish disorders. In all cases VI tbu -
scnptioa, the Pills purify, invgorats, and ssyiye
she disor dercd system.
Price 81, so boz,
april lS. n
Mono are genuine unless signed on the
outside printed wrapper, by the sole rvcsvi-
tor, z. KLDDER, immediaf ssceessor to
the late DR. W. 7. CoNwAv. For sale, shh
all the other " ConUay Medicine" at his
Counting Room, No s9, next door 10 .. Kid
doris Drug Store. corner OF Court and Hano-
yer streets, near Conce-t Hall, Boston and
also. by his special appointment, by DR. j.
WILLIAMS, " arren DR.. A. p. Moore, New
port; T.; Nathan Duffec, Fail River; Joha n.
Mason 4 Co. and Joseph Balch, L. frovidence.
"sH Large discount 10 those who buy to sell
axnin.
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Tsr@s Of ,oarran'y Of ". Hunt s. Coz.
AXES

Eff an Axe proves too soft 30 to bend
G on tho edge, or breaks in conse-
quence Of "a flaw in the steel, and is re-
turned within thirty days from the date Of
purchase, new one will be gwen in ex-
change. Ii an 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. 8. JAMES GARDNER.
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Tho subscriber Ieng appointed Sole Agen
for Vending MORlSON'S HYGEIAN UNI.
VERSAL MEDiCiNES, for the State o'
Khode Island, hereby gives notice that no 9th
or person will be suiho,zed TO Vend said Med
icines IN this city; but for tho sccomno odation
Of the public. have appointed agents in differ
ent parts Of the State and 10 guard the public
against impi,ions, they may rest ussUred. that
should any Medicines he offered for sale in this
State, purporting 10 DO .MJrison's Hygei0n u.
nirersaI Medicines, by any person except my
self, or my authorized sgcn,s. that they will be
counterfeits. SAMUEL YOUNG.
Jan 8. No. 1917 Westminster. street.
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Water street, Oct. 90.
Look at this 4! +!

Look at this !
'EHE largest lot of Cow Hide Boot: ever
offered before in this town, at wholesale
or retail, can be found at the subscribers
store, at very low prices and Of the first
quality. Sewcd aud pegged work will be
exchanged for cash or farmers produce.
ALVAN COLE.
Sept. 81. Souih Coles Hotel.
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Goods.
Turner & Salisbury,

4 uTIlcT q SALISBURY,
III H AVE received within few days
In from NEW YORK s. BOSTON,
"A great variety Of seasonable GOODS, which.
they pledge themselves shall be sold on
as good terms as at any store la town. "a
mong theem may he found,
8 0 pieces bI.al.lo hen,lnings necdlos, pin.
cassIincrss bauons OF almost syety
lsa: tinetts description
vest.nss suspend-Ts
rod, ~Lie, scarle. yell gems. white cravas
low l. {, Gen lannels do col i 40
bIeaeLcd cotton do do neck s;oOks
unb. o. ched 90 do unbi ,lss
smoskeag ,icLings Ist children, beaver gloves
quaity do como,ieTs
common 20 ia aud S-4 linen
at and +-A indigo blue dunask
checks Rus Ia slect.rg
brown shee.ings maatlon 90
do dril. .ings uckicpburgh
pia.d oad striped ging. tow cloth and crash
hams cot on diaper
French & Engsh mc- do 90 loves
Tino clotDs corded hAnts
thibt do bishop lawn
circsssians book musin
,ssat variety Of prints SWISS 90 figured plain
cOl'd canDrics elastics
blk 8, nchew gseat variety SILK hlkfs
do levaniine 90 10 co.ton 90
do Italian iustrng bleacEeJ c,ttons
sconct X eanbnc mus do do drillings
lin duflis
checked and striped do pc, ersbsm
double and spge ioun- de'0nshrc hsrseys
dstion goats hair eamblols
cold los ences ssl,oa do
metino shawIs green booking
pa m leaf do do Giezo
ihibei hdkis large lot remnant cali
fancy SILK do GOES, cheap
H. 5. gloves linen canIbric
great vaTie,y hosiery 90 do b kis
gents.ls'nbs wool shirts ribboss, tupes bobbins
spool thread linens aud linen lawns
skem do
Together with great variety Of other
articles, altogether too numerous TO par
ticulsrixe. Watershed, Oct
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More New Goods.
TURNER g. SALISBURY

"AKE pleasure in informing their
friends and the public generally
that in consequence Of the rapid sale Of
their former supply of FALL & WINTER
GooDs, they have found it necessary to
again visit the Great Metropolis, where
they found desirable goods At prices re-
duced much below any that have been
before brought to market this season.
Il. & $. would also mention, that in con-
sequence Of advantages which they pos
sess, they are at any time enabled to buy
goods as low in New York, Boston OF
Providence, as any other retailer IN this
town or Union; aud that they can afford,
and will sell, at rs small profit as any one
Purchasers are respectfully invited to cal
and be furnished without money and with
out price--almost.
Wafav-stvaaf NV q
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znHls Is TO CERTIFY, That SAMuEI
~ YouNG having given assurance ofhis con
viction in the HygeIsn Theory OF Physiology, a,
developed by the British College Of health, Lon
don and having furnished the necessary scco'
rity against counterfe,ts, is appointed Sole Agent
for vending the HYGElAN VEGETABLE
UNIVERSAL MEDICINES SANDPUBl.ICA-
TIONS. In and for the State Of Rhode Island.
In conformation whereof have this fourth
day Of January, ,ono thousand eight hundred
and thirty three, set my hond.
u SHEPARD MOAT.
Sole General HygeNian agent for TIE Uni>
ted States Of .ameried, Smith~streef. Brook
Ign, IT, I.
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8 o'clock, and arrive in Fall River at half
past 10, and in New Bedford in season TO
dine. Returning, leaves New Bedford
every morning, at 8 o'clock, and arrive at
Warren and Bristol, same afternoon.
Bp Passengers wishing to 60 to Fall
River and return the same day are inform
ed that they can stop in Fall River, two
hours, for the transaction Of business.
Books kept at Burgess's and Horton's
Hotel, Bristol; Coles aud Commercial
hotels, Warren; at Nj. s. X. N. Lawton,s
Fall River ; at Blake's Hotel, and at the
Mansion House, New Bedford.
NATHAN WARREN, Bristol.
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NOTICE.

HOSEPH SIBBALO, formerly OF
- the house Of Low & Beverages,
Newburg, is requested to call on Capt.
IS. p. CHILD, in Warren, Rhode Island,
where he will hear ofsomething to his nd
vantage. And any one aware Of his resi-
dence, will greatly oblige his friends by
forwarding his address to the same.
!. Warron, X. /. May IL, 1889.
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Corner Of Church and Water-streeis,
II EEPS constantly on hand general assorf.
tbs ment &C 3 mr. and FaMIL
STO n 8. Oct. 26.