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NEW
FERRY AT CIR RATION.

VIE undersigned has established ferry across
u the Mississippi river at the town of Grafton,
situated about one mile and half below the mout,
Of the Illinois river, which is u miles due west Of
vandala, and is the point to which the first survey
wasmade for the ocationiof the U. States Road and
having good boats in operations recommends this ms
the most direct route for emgrants bound to Missou-
ri, from Kentucky, by way Of Edwardsville, Milton,
Upper Alton, Arnett's ford the Pasia Lotions set.
Element, and to the Ferry at Grafton thence to Mis-
souri,, St. Charles, Louisiana, Palmyra and the Salt
River country gencray travellers from Greene coun-
ty will find it to their advantage to cross at Grafton
to Missouri it being only % miles south Of Carroltop
~ The subscriber wishes to employ or 3 car
penters and or 10 hands to chop wood by the cord
Grafton, Dec. ~, 1882. JAMES MASON,
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III EEpS on hand an extensive assortment Of article,
~ in his line, consisting of
Elegant p days Time Pieces, Different patterns,
bronze. gilt, alabastcr, e. mahogany
LADIES' elegant Watches
Gold and silver patent lever Watches.
Extra jewelled L'Epine, repeating, alarm, and
plain do
Jewelry and Silver Work of every description.
Military Trimmings, Musical Instruments.
Musical Boxes, Pocket and Brace Pistols.
Gentlemen's dressing Boxes; Ladies' working dc.
Perfumes, &c.-and great variety Of different
fancy articles, too tedious to mention.
St. Louis, March Ia, 1882. lily
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A STRAY FILLY,

"A 81 IVA TILL1.
HVAKEN UP, by William Foley of vermillion
II county, Illinois, estray Filly of the following
description, to wit: bay FLY, supposed to be three
years oid this 'a about isa hands high right hind
ed to twenty five dollars, by Beech PrbbIe and co.
Smith, before Jacob Brazelton, Esq the 24th day
of November, A. ID. 1882.
A. WILLIAMS, Clerk
Danville, III. Dec. 4, 1882. 80
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BLANK

~ARRANTYa and QUIT-CLAIM DEEDS. Ex
~ ccutions, Summons, Subpenas, and Constable
Bonds just printed in neat and elegant ste and for
sale Mt this office.
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New and Elegant Fancy Goods.

UST received full supply of fashionable and
- new GOODS, consisting of Orleans Muslins,
Figd Mandarines, Palmarines, eros DIES Indies,
Zephyrnes, black Italian and French Florences and
eros DIES Swiss of superior quality, 81, 44 and SD
gauze and barege Hdkfs and Scars, Paris net Hdkfs
and Hermann Shawls, new and splendid article
Also-Gauze and Satin Ribbons, black and white
silk Hose and half Hose of superior quality ladies'
ana gcntiemen's Gloves. For sale, wholesale and
retail, On accommodating teTms.
March 81. Ally U. B. BREWSTER.
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3. WHITE AND WIN. HAGAR,

ESPECTFULLY inform the printers of the Uni
- ted States, to whom they have long been iDdyid
|ually known established
LETTER FOUNDERS,
that they have formed co-parnership in salt, bus
ness and hope, from their united skill and cxpcriencc
be able to give full satisfaction to all who nav favor
them with their Orders.
The introduction Of machinery In place ofthc tcdior.
a desderatum by the European and American Founders
was, oy American ingenuity, and heavy expenditure
OF time and money the part of our senior partner
first successfully accomplished. Extensive use of tb
machine cast letter, has fully tested and established !,
The Letter Foundry business will hereafter be CARRIE,
on by the parties before named, under the firm of Wb
Hagar, Co. Their specimen exhibits compl.te Sc
ries from Diamond to ID line Plea The book and new
type being in the Inost modern light and style.
White, Hagar & Co. agents for the sale of Smith
and Rust printing presses which they can furnish I,
their customers at the manufacturers prices Chase
Composing Sticks Ink, and every article used in nrn.
ing business, kept for saeand furnished on short nn
Old type taken in exchange for new at cents per norn
N. B.-Newspapcr proprictors who give the aloys
three irsetions will be entitled to i've dollars IN sucb ~
ticles as they may selectirom specimen "s
E. WHITE
New York, May i0.-[November IA, 1889.
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RUNAWAY NEGRO.

WAS committed to my custody, as jailor of U.
w Mon COUNT, on 3Oth Oct. last, negro who
calls his name ISAIAH and says he belongs to Hum.
prey Warren, of Kickapoo prairie. Crawford coun
ty Missouri-said negro is about 20 years of age
negro is requested to come forward prove property
pay charges. and take him away, or he will be deal
with according to law.
Nov. 18th 1882 $40
CHAMPION ANDERSON, Shift. U. C. Ill.
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Front-street, next door south Of J. LEE & Co.
A RE now receiving and will keep Constantly
a on hand, large and general assortment II
40 EENSW.dRE, GLASS and CE7LN.a-cons.t.
ing OF every articein their line, which they will sll
at the Louisville OF Cincinnati prices. VISA 'e'
OF Merchants visiting St. Louis. with tho v;e,v
OF purchasing Goods, will find it to their interest
to calf and examine for themselves.
Orders thankfully received and promptlv at,cn.
ded to. 'f9 "'''"
st. Louis, April iB, 1882. str
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RUNAWAY NEGROES.


"ERE committed to my custody as runaway
W negroes, three negro men, named BOB, SAM
and CHESS. Sam isyellow, ri years old, about S
feet inches high, and rather good looking, no scars
or other marks noticed. Bob is also yellow, rather
more heavily made than Sam, about q years old
about feet7 or inches high, can read, and proba.
bly, write. Chess is black abont the same height as
the Others about 26 q year, DID, said to be good
blacksmith, has atslght side Of his nose.
Another negro named HENRY, of dark complexion,
was said to be in company with these, and escaped
These negroes escaped from the steamboat Illinois, 20
or 30 miles below Shawneetown, on or about the 18th
Jordan, who they think perhaps in partnership with
Mr.: BENJAMIN Lewis, living some where in the state
OF Mississippi Was also committed in like mannsr
a negro man of light complexion, Of about feet
inches height, 10 yeaN Of age; he escaped in this
Virginia to Missouri about the 9Th inst and saws his
masters name is Benjamin Ferrl, and the boy calls
his name JOHN
The above named negtoes If not proved and taken
away within six weeks, will be hired ont and dealt
with according to law.
November 6, 1882
37-6 JOHN LANE, Shift. Gal. c.
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J. R. M'Donald's Office Again.

y. N. MDOnaldS Omce Again.
Who sold and Paid last week,
Numbers %, IS, 48, snug prize of 500 DOLLARS.
TO farmer Of Lincoln county, Mo.
Also numbers s, -, Sc, prias of nSoo.
numbers IS, Sc, Ga, do. 500, to citi-
zens Of st. Lola.
And numbers %, 43, as. comfortable prize of
500 DOLLARS,
Which could have been purchaed for the small sum
Of So, was held by
JAS.R. M'DONALD.
Managers Ole, ST. Louis, Dec 9th.
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NOTICE.

s. TATE of Illinois, Bond county--Taken up
y on the 4th day of Dec. by Joseph Ans
tin, two bay MARES, both about la hands
high, supposed TO be four years old; one ap-
praised to $35, and the other $37; no olher
brands or marks perceiyablc by Pleasant
Scribner and b. Prater, before Alexander E.
lam, J. p. AN WILLARD Twiss, Cl'k
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THRESHING MACHINES

L HRFSF1ING NACI1INES
0NHE subscribers offer to the public most complete
~ and efficient
Machines for Thresh,ing
every description Of small grsin and corn. Two
horses and two men thresh with ease from 70 tc
80 bushels of wheat per day perfectly clean. Price
$50. The subscribers will attend to erecting them
and allow ample time for testing the power and OK.
cellence Of the Machine, before payment.
STEWART & WEAVER
Albion, Edwards county, III. Dec. 5, 1882. 3,
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BLANK NOTES.

Just printed on superior paper, and sle. 10 asy
quantities. his Office.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-12
ONE HUNDRED YEARS.

One hundred years have gone down to the tomb
of buried nations since the eventtul period we
this day commemorate. One hundred years
what changes have been Wrought within that pc.
period. How many bots have been seen upon
the sunny page Of human ife-how many stains
Of woe and strife, and war--how many thrones
have crumbIed and kings laid aside their crowns!
Within that time the chart of freedom has been
unrolied, and its burning letters Of golden light
have illumined even the dungeons depths-the
tyrants have quaked within their palaces, aud
the pillars Of despotism have trembled like all as.
pen leaf. Thanksgiving to God! HIS spirit has
moved upon the dark AID unsparlng waters. He
has heard the cries of ihose in bondage, and the
arm Of the oppressor has become feeble a. lit:
tie child.
The genius of universal emancipation, like
mercy's meek angel, has been abroad with un.
furled pinion.; she paused upon the Alps, cover
ed with eternal snow. and the land Of the
mountain avalanche and the foamng cataract
heard a voice tina, would awake the dead: she has
visited the sunny skies and verdeut plans of
Italy, the vineclad hills Of France, the inquisi-
ton OF Spain. and the isles Of Greece: she has
spoken the startling watchword. onward-on, for
liberty and glory: the earthquake sumbering in
her mighty caverns, hears the echo, anu awakes
with trembling, shudderipg and lear From the
deepest caves Of Europe. there comes voice
that earth must hear to It's remotest verge-Iet
tyranny hear the words Of doom, that her days
Of plumber and blood are numbered-that the
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-12
NEW s.s1Rg5Es Vol. Is 40. secs,

" We are authorised to announce CHARLES
P. MERCER as Candidate for the SURFACES of his tel
low citizens, at the ensuing Congressional Election for
me District composed Of the counties of Loudoun,
Fsuquier and Fairfax. -
" We are requested to announce SPENCER
NorrRoN BALL candidate represent the County
Of Fairfax in the next General Assembly Of Virginia
~ We are authorized to say that Col. JOHN
WALLACE will be candidate for Congress, for the
District of which Fauquier will form apart.
" We are authorized to announce Major
ARMIsrEAD ALKxAsDrn as candidate to represent the
County Of L0udoun in the next Virginia House of De
legstes
~ We recommend Col. JOHN GIBSON, of
Prince william, suitable man to represent in
the next Congress, from the District composed OF
Fauquier, Prince william, Stafford and Fairfax.
Bfentsville, Feb. Is MANI VorERs.
sF We are authorized to announce
Or. ROBERT q. Carson, Of Stafford County, a candi
date to represent the Northern Neck District, in the
Senate of Virginia.
To- We are authorized to announce EpwARp
T iArLoE, Of King George, candidate to represent
hat county in the House of Delegates Of Virginia.
~ To the Voters Of Fauquier, Loudoun,
an Fsirfax-A Voter begs leave To nominate NATE.
MEL TYLER Esq of Fauquier County. for your sui
frages in the coming Congressional Election.
VOTER Of FAInrAx.
s. DANIEL as candidate for seat in the next Legis-
lature of Virginia, from the County Of FairfaI.
sF GEO. r. BRowN respectfully of,
fers himself to the Voters Of Prince Georges County
Maryland, as a candidate for the next sheriffalty.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-12

people are bursting the letters Of oppression, as
Il they were faxen bands-that as we'll might
he bruised reed attempt to check the rush OF
he whlrwind. as the palsied arm Of despo.
'lsm attempt to stay the mighty host that wills to
he free.
One hundred years! Within that time new
world has been born, and uprisen to maturity.
nth the strength Of giant in the unscarhed
greatness of his glory. The great God who giveth
might to Inan TO hurl the oppressor from his high
estate" has broken our yoke of bondage and our
prison doors. The starry banner-prOud EN-.
blem Of hone to the worId-stil waves it stream.
Ing folds over "the land Of the free and the home
of the brave" Within that time, infant free
dom in Poland has been drowned in blood. The
vulture fangs of power rend her vtals-the
chariot wheels OF oppression have passed over her
bravest sons-the poughshare Of despotism has
upturned her hottest things-her white eagles
pinions are dripping wet with her children's blood
"a giants foot has fallen upon her bosom-a
horde Of savage barbarians have been poured up.
on her beautiful vlllas-the C0ssack's scream and
Tartar's yell are heard in halls that have rung
with shouts Of freedom. But they have not died
in vain upon their cOuntry's battle fields. The
blood thus poured upon the Vistula's banks shall
yet cry from the ground-the seed sown in tenn
pests. battles and tears. is dragon teeth-and the
soil will vet yield harvest of glory.-Rev. II.
Ftsk's Grafton on The Centennial Birth Day q
Uashi. gtOn
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Vouse servants for Sale

FAMILY, consisting Of . Man Of about 80 to So
"A wears old, prime carriage driver, os;ler. arc
dining room servant, his wife, IS to 80, first ra'
chambermsd. sempstress nurse, &C.; with their t~o
Children, Girls of r. and or 5.-would be sold fc
good price only. They are bright mulsttoes, Of
mill tractabe dispositions, un.ssuming manners. ans:
of eenteel appearance, and we'll worthy the notice OF
gent eman Of fortune. needing such. They arc 81.
f.Ped for sale for no fault Whatever, but only becaus
the owner has enough without, for his own use. {;
iess valuable q,lslties-and wants money. He hss
- saeeed Al. ga =s.=.-EpoQfSe SS - Rsint0a
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district Of CNlUMibia.
alexandria County, to ,oit:
OcToBER TERM, 1882,

.dterGndrid County, TO DIf:
OCTOBER Term, 1882.
william Morgan, Complainant,
against
Adam Lynn, executor ut Esther HALEY, who was
the only surviving executrx Of William Hal
ley, deceased, Thompson Haley one of the de
yisees OF the said William, Nathaniel Gates, and
Anna his ife, and Eleanor Nesoit-which said
Anna and Eleanur are two of the daughters and
devisees ofthe said Wm HALEY, decd; - -
title, and Evelina his wife, and Ann HALEY, q
the latter an infant under the age of twenty one &
years which said Evena and Ann are the only -
children of Robert HALEY. deceased, who was !;
son and devisee of the said William HALEY, {!
deceased William VI. Moore, Peter Gooding. ,
and Ann his wife; William ". GunneII, and Ma -
ry his wife; Bushrod POWELL, and Cstharine C.
his wife; John Moore, and Elizabeth Moore
which said William H., Ann, Mary, Catharine
C.. John } Z, and Elizabeth, are the only child
rem and heirs at law of Mary Moore, another of
The daughters and devisees Of the said William
HALEY. deceased, Defendants,
r1NAE Defendants, Thompson HALEY, Nathaniel
L Gates. and Anna his wife, Eleanor Nesbit, -
Little, and Evelina his wife. Ann HALEY, william H.
Moore, Peter Cooling and Ann his wife, William II
Gunne!, and Mary his wife, Bushrod Powell. and Ca.
tharine C.. his wife, John j. Moore, and Elizabeth
uoore not having entered their appearance and given
security according to the statute and the rules OF this
Court; aud it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
that they are not inhabitants of the District of Coum
bia, the motion of the Complainant. by his counsel
il is OnpEnyD That the said absent Defendants do sp
pear here on or beure the first Jay ohe next MAY tern,
of this Court and answer the bill Of the Complainant
and give security for performing the DEGREES Of this
Courts and that copy Of this order b. forthwith pub
iished in the Alexandria Phenix Gazette for twn
months successfully. and tat ano,her copy be posted
at the front door ofthe house of said county
Test: Z. I, LEE, G C.
o.
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~ Vbee oaAt.
MOnn Bushels St Ubes Salt, Of quality equal to
Sc!VJ Turks island, cargo of schooner Cstha
rine, for sale low, sAoat, by
feb 28 s. S S u. JANNrH
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Office ofths Chesapeake T. Ohio Canal Company,
WASHINGTON. Feb 9th, 1853.

NOTICE is hsr' b, given. that an instaIment Of two
~ dollars and fifty cents per share (beihg the 35tlI
ns,slment) on every share of stock in the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal Company is required to be paid the
22d day Of April next afurther sum oftwo dollars and
fifty cents per share (beiug the S6h instaIment)
the 4th day Of Nav next; further sum Of two dolars
and fifty cents per share (being the 37th instamentl
on The 18th day .! May next; and further oftwo
dollars and fifty cents per share (being The 3S,h install
men the 10th day Of June nexti which instament5
must be paid the credit Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal Company. to the Cashier or other Officer Of Ell
Their of the following Banks, viz:
The Branch Bank Of the United States At Washington
Bank Of Washington, do
Patriotic Bank, do
Bank of the Metropolis, do
Farmers and Mechanics Bank ut Georgetown
Bank Of Alexandris, at AIexandris
B,nk of Potomac, do
Farmers Bank of Alexandra, do
Hagerstown Bank, in IIsgerstown, Nd.
Branch of the Valley Bank. ID Chariestown, Va.
And the Branch of the Valley Bank in Lessburg, Va
py order of the President and Directors.
JOHN r. lNGLE,
Clerk Ches & Ohio Canal Company.
feb l3-wtJuDe1O
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John Y. Evans

VITlsHEs to purchase FURs Of different kinds, viz
w 600 muskrat skins
5000 mink do
500 otter do
20 900 rabbit do
1000 racoon do
5000 red fox do
$500 grey fox do
l,500 wild cat do
And he is determined to give the highest cash price
Those having Fus sell, will find it to their advantage
to give him call.
He would inform his old customers and the public
generally that he still manufactures good work a.
be found in the District his old stand. opposite
Mr. Jonathan Butchers Hardware Store. King street,
Alexandra. Jan 2l-d3m
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DeMii Inns.
mar Am

Q Fourth. half. one aud two gallon Denijohns.
o. just received per schr Velocity, from Boston
.9lso on Hand,
Five Gallon Demij johns, German ard American; al
for sale by thu dozen or smalIerquan,i,y.
feb IL a. G.. SMITH.
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804 Prizes-40, 900 Tickets Sl20 200
Tickets 81 90; halves 2 90; quarters l 10.

8O4 Prizes-4O 900 Tickets Sl20 900
Tickets 81 90; halves 90; quarters 10.
Mode Of Drawing:
The 40, 600 tickets are NUMBERED from to 40, 600
inclusive On the day of drawing the whole Of the
numbers win be put into Wheel and all the prizes
into another; the numbers will be drawn alternately.
first the number and then the prize, until all the prz
drawn Prizes pay able in cash sixty days after
the drawing subject to the usual deduction of Is per
cent.
Tickets shares and packages to be had in the great
est variety, at
DAVID s. .JONES.S OFFICE.
Harrison burg. Va
Orders for tickets. shares and packages, in this Lot
terry, enclosing the cash, will receive the most prompt
sttention, if addressed as above agents ordering
tickets the above scheme will be CO s5ered posi-
tive sae, and charged accordingly at schen- price.
DAVID S. JONES, Manager.
February IS, 1883.
T Notice to Agents vending Tickets in the
Shenandoah Bridge lottery Il have appointed GEO.
G GLAsc OK, of Warrenton, Fauquier County, Va.
Distributing Agent for the following Countless Orsnge,
Cuipeper. Madison. spott.ylvanua. Stafford. FRINGE
William Failfax, Loudoun Fauquier, and the District
Of Columbia.
Agents residing Cor responsible persons wishing to
become such) in the abnve Counties, will please send
their orders to GEO G. GLASC0CK, where they
I'll be prompt, attended to.
February IS, 1888 DAVID s JONES Manager.
msr4 t5th pr
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For New Xork.

.Y The schooner DoNfDt . So'' "'''e'
= coaster. Fur 're'sN' sppiy 10
$50 EUH'D pAINGERFtELD.
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For Rent,
Charles BENNETT

HAS received, by ship Maryland. Capt. Morreu,
IL airec, from liverpool,
10 bales best Brldport shad and Herring Irvine,
which the manufacturer says is Of the very
bestquality and is for sale on the usual terms
He has, likewise, received,
Best cotton Burlaps
Drab woollen Kerse,s
Lowell cotton and wool Kerseys
A few pieces best Point Blankets
A few bales best Sheetng and Shifting Cottons
He has on hand,
Very frs, quality black Italian Lustring
Ladies' English white silk and cotton Hose, best
make
English and French best Florentine Vesting, and
velvet waistcoating
blue and black super6ne Cloths and Kerseymeres.
&C. &c
He expects daily consignment Of Bed Ticks and
low-priced Cassnetls.
nov %
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GAZETTE
THREE WEEKS AFTER MARRIAGE.

HREE WEEKS AFTER MARRIAGE.
BY THOMAS HAYNES BAYLEY
/ don't care three and sixpence now
For any thing In lite;
My days of fun are over now,
I'm married to wife
Pm married to wife, my boys
And that by Jove's no joke!
Eve eat the white of this worlds egg,
And now Ive got the yuIk.
I'm sick of sending marriage cake,
OF eating marriage dinners,
And all the fuss that people make
With newly wed beginners:
/ care not for white champagne,
Inever cared for red;
Blue coats are all blue bores to me,
And Limerick gloves are kid.
And as for posting up and down.
1t adds to all my ills,
At every paltry country town,
wish you saw the bills.
They know me for a married man,
Their smrkling saws they do,
And charge me as the Scotch Greys char
sed
The French at Waterloo.
Eve grown to quite an idle rogue,
only eat and drink;
Reading with the is not IN vogue,
Ican't be plagued to think;
When breakfasts over begin
To wish 'twere dinner ti,ae,
Aud these are all the changes now
In my Iiie's pantonlme.
wonder if this state be what
Folks call the honey moon.
II so upon my word hope
1t will be over soon;
For too much honey is to me
Much worse than too mnch salt;
I'd rather read from end to end,
The works of Mr. Calf.
o! when | was bachelor,
was as brl,k's a bee.
But now lie on ottomaus,
And 'anguidIy sip tea,
Or read little paragraph,
In any evening paper,
Then think il time to 60 to sleep,
And light my bedroom taper.
O! when l was bachelor,
| always had some plan,
To win myself loving wife.
And be married man;
And now that am so at last,
My plans are at an end,
Iscarcely know one thing TO do,
My time ca1not spend.
o! when | was bachelor.
NJ, spirits never aasg'd,
walk'd as if pair OF wings,
Had to my feet been tagg'd;
But walk much more slowly now,
As married people should.
Were to walk six miles all hour,
My wife might think it rude.
Yet after all I must confess,
This easy sort Of way,
OF getting o'er life's jolting road,
Is what can't gaInsay;
might have been a bachelor,
Until my dying day.
Which would have been to err at least,
As far the other way.
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Madeira Wine.

sM8U6icA w ANS.
'5>HE subscribers designing to make their annual i'm
i portation of Wine by the Hope. invite orders for
any description of Howard, March e Co.'s brand
in this va, the person ordering win have the sssur-
snce of receiving the Wine shipped for them their
names being cut ON the cssk in Madeira.
GEO. JOHNSON & Co.
Who have remaining. from their last importation, a
few quarter and half quarter casks Of Burgundy. Tin
to- Grape Juice and London Particular Mideira Wines
warranted pure imported, and for sale on their
usual accommodating terms. jan 80