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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-06-27

4 VIE Mss CUNRADT'S present
their respects.to the citizens Of Mar
iinsourg aud vicinity, and inform them
that they have opened
A Neo Confectionery Store,
IN the house belonging to Mrs. McGov
ran. on Burke street, one door east Of
Messrs. Wilson & Andersons Store.
where they have on hand a splendid assert
nent OF all kinds OF Confectionery. Fruits.
Ice Cream, Frozen Custari. SC. Also
good Cordlsis, Lemonade, together with
every other article in their line They sL
Of the public share Of patronage
Nariinshurg, June Q7. 1893
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,rGiNiA:--I, II, the Circuit Superior Court q,
Lao and Chancery for Berkeley COUNTY:
=, APRIL Is, 1888.
'ohh SHOOK PIG
Michael Kcesacker and exantlcr Stephen. b,,
at law OF Adam Stephen, deed defsts
IN CIiANCERY.
Il sfliS cause came on 10 be heard this
d 18th day OF April. 1888, upon the hi.
and exhibits filed in the cause, and il sp
pearipg that the defendants have beef.
more than tour months regularly served
With the process Of the court, and have
Jailed TO answer. the bill is taken for con
iessed. and the court proceeding furthe,
70 decree IN the cause, 1t IS adjudgcd, or
dered and decrecd that the deieudan,
MICHAEL keesacker do pay to the com
alainant the sum Of twelve hundred dol
dfs, with interest at the rate OF six PEI
eentum per annum from the 7th day OF
October. 1870, until pald--and should tn
said sum OF money with the legal interest
as aforesaid be not paid on or before tho
LIST day OF May next, then ii is further al
Judged, ordered and decteed that Charlie
ID. Stewart aud Charles James Faulkner
he and they are hereby appointed special
commissioners of this courf. with the
same power and authority given TO ia
trustee named in said Deed of Trust e.
sell and convey the premises and lis ap
p1rtenances referred to in the deed II
trust upon the following terms. to vii.
the payment Of one third 10 cash, the bal
asce M two annual payments. the deferred
payments to DC secured ~ deed Of trust
upon the property, provided, however,
mat before any sale Of the saId property
shall be made four weeks notice thereof
shallb published in the alar,insburg Gaz
cite of the time & place Of said sale; & the
said Commissioners are directed TO make
report of their proceedings to this cour,
with view to final decree ia the cause.
A Copy-Tsste,
JOHN SIROTHER, G.
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TO the Farmers Of Berkeley & jefferson

TO the Farmers Of Berkeley d Jefferson
Counties.
WE undersigned take this occasion "a
d inform the Farmers OF Berkeley and
jefferson counties. that they have rente,i
the MERCHANT and GRIsT MILLS,
belonging TO Capt. Christian Tahler, on
Opequon, and the same beng now in good
repair for the reception Of all kinds OF
grain, will attend and execute all grindina
entrusted to them For every 300lbs. Of
mcrchantable whoa, they viii give one
barrel of superfioe Flour and stand the
inspection IN any market that il may b.,
sent TO. Having determined to give sails
faction to all who may please to bring
grain TO the mill, they respectfully ask D.
the public share OF its patronage
PHILIP STAUB s. Co.
June 81, 1888. TT
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JUST RECEIVED,
HILADELPHIA Porter an1

Scotch Ale, a Superior article; fresh
Teas; Loaf, Lump and HAVANA white
Sugar; fresh Rice, Cheese and Crackers;
superior old Port Wine, MADEIRA Wine
huscatel and Clares Cayann. Black and
long Pepper; Alspice. Nutmegs. Cloves
Mace. Race and powdered Ginger, Gin
uamon; Chocolate aud Mustard; course s.
line Salt; superior Said Oil; Salaratus
Pot. and Pearl Ash; Sperm and Tallow
Candies.
n McSHERRY & BROTHER.
Martinsburg, June 81, 1888.
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BAL TIM ORE
SATURDAY vISTTER,
A FAMILY NEWSPAPER.

containing the Foreign & Domestic news
o. 'he week-a Price Current ofthe Mar
ke,s, Carefully corrected j Prices Of Stock,
AND Bank Note List together win va.
rely OF Miscellaneous matter for The "a.
s'r1c''ou and amusement Of their readers.
Inc Publishers. on commencing a ns,.
vos'1ne. have considerably improved The
paper, and made such arranrsmen,. a.
VIII enable them TO obtain Selection, S,o,s
the most popular periodicals Of the ds~
They therefore may confidently promise
the patrons of the "Vfslrra.r 10 present
them With Reading Matter Of the choicest
description and at as early period as
any OF their co temporarics. Great care
VIII be observed IN the variety served I'D.
70 blend the useful with the entertaining.
Inc BALTIMORE SATURDAY VisIrER.
Is published weekly. on the largest sire
sheet. by CLOUD & PoUDER. No r
, Gay Street, Baltimore.
Oihe terms are only 81 per annum.
II paid in andvance.
Baltimore. June 81, 1854.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE

3 HE subscriber as the execution ~
Resn Hudgei. and in that right cs-
ecutor OF MIR. Joseph Haines and Mrs.
Sarah Haines. gives THIS NOTICE to
al creditors to bring forward their claims
against the several estates. duly proven.
Tor payment--to all debtors to come for
ward aud pay of their dues as soon as
possible. as the subscriber is DESTROYS 10
close his agency in these estates speedily.
snd will be obliged TO resort to legal re.
nedies, II this notice is not regarded.
JACOB VANDOREN.
Berkeley county, June 30, 1855
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-06-27

Co-Partnership in Tanning.
. He Subscribers have entered into Co.
\ Partnership in the TANNING and
CURRYfAG BUSINESS, in. Buckles
Town, and have employed Mr.. Elijsh
Griffith TO superintend and manage tho
anne for US He is authorised to purchase
Hides and Skins, Bark, &c and to dis
pose Of Leather to those wishing to pur.
base. Cash paid for all Hides and Skins
delivered at the Tan Yard in Buc klesiown,
and Leather sold AZ the lowest prices.
g. BARK wanted Immediately. for
which the cash will be paid
JACOB f SEIBERT,
EZEKIEL SHOWERS.
Mar so. 1888 If
HyIIE subscriber will. at all times, pay
b the highest price In CASH for HIDES
and SKINS, delivered at his residence in
Martinsburg, where will constantly be
kept for sale, LEATHER OF every des-
cription. He soliciss call from his friends.
EZEKIEL SHOWERS.
DIay so, 1888.
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ss9,s77,0s2

e35,oII, UoZ
Turn outs are all the go. The journey
men sboemakcrs IN Salem, Massachusetts
on Thursday last, struck for higher wages
on ladies' work, and refused to draw an
other stIch until their demands were com
piled with. The bosses Immediately yield
ed, and business proceeds harinoni ously.
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PUBLIC SALE.

N pursuance Of the above decretal or
81 der OF the Circuit Superior Court OF
law and Chancery for the County Of Der
kelley, the undersigned special Commis
sioners Of said court will offer at public
sale, on Monday The l2M day Of ,1i.gust,
1888, before the Court House door ia the
town OF Mar'insburg. ut being the first
day OF the August court next) the House
and Lot and sac acres Of land, referred 10
IN SAID deed Of trust, and owned B.,
Michael keesacker and situated near m.
lands Of Alexander Stephen. rienry lie
lever and John Seibert.
The property can be inspected to those
who may De DESTROYS to purchase before
The day OF sale The terms of sale are
contained in the decree hereto annexed.
CHARLES ID. STEWART.
CHARLES JAS. FAULKNER
Special commissioners Of The Court
June 27, I833.--ts.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-06-27

BLACKSMITH WANTED.
A good blacksmith who can come well
Ia recommended viii meet with en-
enlargement at the mouth Of Opequon. il
application be made immediately.
JAMES FORMAN.
Mouth Of Opeqnon. June 6, 1888.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-06-27

HoRRiD MuRDER-We learn by pri-
vate letter, that most horrid murder was
committed on the nth ultlmo, about
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-06-27

skOCr WA. FAIRS aas on hand. a
hg few fine bred colts, (of three year
old last May which he will offer al privat,
sale on application, on a credit of nine
months mot surpassed by any
WILLIAM FAIRS
Iar,insburg, June 81. 1888.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-06-27

or patterns, at my works, where viii be kept
Holo,c.rare, Stores NTH pipe finished
complete; Mould Boards for Ploughs;
Wagon Bores, rel finished (insidel
Of ali sizes; all at loy prices as can be had AZ
other works, and warranted good if not better
All patterns sent to this Establishment shall he
carefully preserved for the owners use entirely.
If desired.
Qutold broken Iron, Brass and Copper, taken
in payment.
EDWARD A. GIBBS
Martinsbprg, May %, 1887
0g-The Free Press. CharIestown: RspubIican.
Winchester; Banner, Wiiliamsport; and Repub-
lcan, Martinsburg, win each insert the above
three times and transmit their accounts for pay
ment TO E.A. g.
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Mmtinsbmg, Virginia,
IRON AND BRASS FOUNDRY

HAVING completed
and in operation, a
CUPELOW FUR
MACE. with water
power, ! would in
form all who may be
wanting CAsTISos,
by ihe ton or smaller
quantity, that they
can be supplied on
the shortest notice
with Castings Of al
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-06-27

In the result of the fiery Trial, there is
nothing which surprises us but this; thai
the jury should have required sixteen
hours 10 make up their verdict We have
read all the reported evidence, carefully;
ana we cannot but think that the prisoner
ought TO have been pronounced not gully
Immediately after the Judge had conclud
ed bis charge Whether or not be had
reason TO wish the woman's death, we Can
not say; but, most, assuredly, we have no
proof that he killed her. Had he beea a
blood man had not his conduct, after the
deceased was found hanging, been such as
to make il doubtful whether he was led by
innocent tlmidy or by conscious guilt-he
never would have been in danger --Ph,ia
| Chronicle.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-06-27

= ,"1tNiA'--i IN the Circuit superior Court o1
Lao and Chancery for Berkeley COUNTY:
APRIL Is, 1888.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-06-27
TslLs @AnIsrr.s,o
MARrINsBURG. JUS a., lsss

Richmond Compiler This valuable CONNER
eial paper has passed into the hands of Merit NJ
Robinson, Esq. Its new editor is a gentleman
Of talents, industry and information. The Com
riler under his editorial management viii have
high claims to public patronage.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-06-27

Our countryman ]. Fenimore Coop
er, Esq. writes to a friend that 25, 902
drunkards were committed to prison in
Paris last year, and that of this mum.
Der 1926 were women. 1t is his OPT
MON that there is less drunkenness in
America among the native population,
than in any other country.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-06-27

A new Methodist church in Column
bia, Pa. was consecrated to the ser.
vice of Almighty God, on Wednesday
last. The building is handsome brick,
calculated to accommodate eight hun
II appears by fiscal table recently
published in London paper. that SAC, 600
families have particular interest in the
Public Debt Of Great Britain.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-06-27

AT a meeting OF the friends of the
American Colonization Society, held
in New York on Monday evening, the
sum of eleven hundred and twenty
eight dollars was collected.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-03-27
THE MASK UNVEILED.

In an abusive letter to Mr.. Francis, IN
the Herald of the Times, Of March 2lst
(written without doubt, by Ben Hazard)
Is to be found the following precious
conIession--viZ - e
"Yoa (Mr. Francis) undoubtedly nm
dcrstand that the National Republican
party is composed of old FsderdIsts, old
Democrats, and Young Jfen, who hare
come into life, since the existence of those
d:sfinct.0ns.'
Here is II confession, indeed, worth
all the arguments that could be adduced
to show the people who ore the suppor-
tiers Of the Lomuel III. Arnold. 1t proves
what we have always said. that the Ma
tioual party is the old lcaven Of Federal
ism, mixed up with few old quasi Re-
publicans, who have sacrificed their for
mer opinions, for the sake of office, or
who have become Arist0crafs from hol-
ding Offices too long.
What will our Republican friends
who have been deceived into the sup.
port of Gov. Arnold, under the delusion
that he is a Republican, say to this dis
closure Of ono Oft the 7riMmoirafs Can
they go with the Arnold party longer !?
Do they not see themselves recognized
as apostates from Republican principles
and associates with old Federalists 4
Here is an admission that Lemuel IL.
Arnold is an old Federalist, and has be-
come the head Of an amalgamation of IA
party, composed s'of old FtdvuKsts and
Old Democrats" How will our young
Republicans relish this sarcastic rebuff
of one of the file leaders {? Surely they
will soon find in what company they
are-and we are satisfied, they will no
longer continue under their former de-
lusions. Providence Herald. 1t
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-03-27

represents dash---longer or shos'er
in continuance. With the under lip,
raise the cigar almost against the nose
for an exclamation (!)-and to express
great emotion, even TO Shedding Of tears.
raise as before, the cigar to the end of
the nose. For interrogation ~ it is on
ly necessary TO open the lips,
and draw the cigar from the mouth. Ia
king the cigar from the mouth, and sha-
kin the ashes from the end is the conclu-
sion of paragraph CID and throwing
it into the FIRE finishes the section. (&)
Never begin a story with half smoked
cigar; for to light another while con-
versing, is not only breach of polite
ness. but interferes with the above sys-
tenn Of puntuation, which destroys all
energy and harmony Of expression.
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ship N e w $

Arr. Brig Laurel. Bigley, IA days from
Havana. with molasses to n. Bull, Esq.
Left at that port, Ship Atticus Of Bristol;
brig Amstel, Allen. of aud for Bristol in
dsys; brig United States Allen, Of Port
land. TO sail the next day; brig Watson
Prince. Of and for Portland brig Washing
ton. Robinson, loading brig William, Boss
of Newport dis. brig Harvest, LawtoD, OF
Newport. dis; schr. Fox. Finch, of Newport,
in 4 days for Newport schr. Reaper, Smith,
Of Newport, Cor New Orleans in two days
brig G. Washington, ofyN. Y. for W Orleans;
brig Topaz Of New York, for New York
next day; brig Ellen, Troy, loading for Troy.
ENTERED.
Brig Laurel, Bigley, Havana.
Sloop Eagle, Lawton, New York.
Sloop Helen. Gould, do.
Steamboat Providence Thayer do.
CLEARED.
Brig Murray, Harris, Charleston, s. c.
Sloop Franklin, Champlin, Ncw-York.
Sloop Armanda, Munroe, 90.
5 Sloop Gen. Bailey. Gardiner, do.
Sloop Cygnet, Heath, do.
Sioop Albany, Ash, do.
Sloop B. d. Jones, West, New Bedford.
Sloop Helen. Gould. Providence.
Steamboat Providence, Thayer, do.
Steamboat Franklin, Coleman, Provid.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-03-27
WNEW-YORK FARMER AND
AMERICAN GARDENERS MAGI-

ZINE. tIh06 Number, Volume o.
Now Series, Volume First No |, for January
1888, is just published. This is an Agricultural
periodical, published monthly, containing 30
largo quar.o pages Of threo columns each do
voted particularly TO Agriculture, Horticulture,
&c. II will also contain much inierosting mat
ter upon other subjects. such for instance as
road making and repairing, together with steam
carriages for common ronds, with other modes
of improving internal communication, Its
mnin object, however, is TO collect from those
who cultivate the soil scientifically, and observ-
ingly, and to disseminate such information as
may tend to improve the mode Of cultivation
throughout our widely extended country. No
person will deny theutility ofsuch publication
properly conducted nor will any ono doubt ma
when say that such paper cannot DO proper.
Iy conducted and handsomely executed, with
out an extensive circulation and prompt pay
ment 10 meet it's expenses. ff
TERMS.--Threo Dollars per annnm, in ad-
vance, aud will not be sent without, as, at it's
present price, II will not pay a commission for
collecting, nor bear the loss arising from want
Of punctualty on the part Of subscribers.
d. X. MINOR, Proprietor,
35 Wall street, New York.
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Gr NEW. YORK .MERIC.N, DAILY, Vol

GJ@ NEW. YORK .MERIC.N, Daily, VoL.
uME i3 Ian eueRing w hich gives the latest
news Of the day, both foreign and domestic, up
to the hour Of departure OF the mails, south and
north. II also contains Literary and Miscellan.
oous Selections, from the best Foreign and A.
merican journals, together with Review or
Notice on Saturdays Of most Of the now Publ
cations that have issueo from the Press during
the week il has also liberal patronage as an
advertising paper, and therefore unitcs the ad.
mont Those who advertise in tho daily paper,
have the privilege Of advertising also in the
TRI.WERKLY .SMERIcAs, If they desire il, ,oith.
ous any additional expense. ii ~ o
Terms, TEN dollars per annum, In advanoo.
Published at No. 35 Wall street, N by
u. X. MINOR.
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AMERICAN MECHANICS MAGAZINE,

AmENlONN NEOIiANICs NfAGAZINE,
D'Tho subscriber proposes to publish
monthly magizine TO be called the AmeSica
Mechanics Magazine !.is object in so doing
is 10 lay before the Mechanics Of the United
States, alta cheap rate, in a convenient form,
some account Of the improvements in mcchan.
les and machines, as well as list of new rven.
'ions and patents, both in Eng land and the Uni
ted States He is not aware that there IN, ut
this time, any publication Of tho kind in this
country, furnished al a prico so low as to br,ng
il within the roach ofthe great tnass Of Ameri-
can mechanics = and no therefore has detcrmiD-
ed To commence the publication Of a work with
the above name, on or about the 18th Of fFebru-
ary next which will contain most of the in,or-
csting articles, or at least those which may be
Of interest to our mechanics, published in the
London Mechanics magizinc, with its engrav-
ings, together with whatever may bo received
from our own countrymen suitable for such a
work and Of interest 10 its patrons.
The Mechanics Magazine will be printed on
beautiful paper, with new type. containing for
ty eight large octave pages Of two columns
each, stitched in handsome cover Of coIorcd
paper, and issued on the first Saturday Of each
month, at the very low price Of % per annum,
in advance. ID. X. MINOR.
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o. THE AMERICAN PLoUH-

BOY. This is small agricultural pa
per, designed more particularly Tor those who
do not choose TO take moro expensive work
and yet are desirous to undorstad how othors,
manage agricultural affairs. 1t will in measure
be confined to giving details o. the practical op.
eratons Of practical farmers, rather than the
specnlations Of the moro scientific. II will
draw considerably upon the columns of the
New York Farmer and American Garden crs
Magazine, as we'll as other agricultural publicn'
tions. II will also give many interesting items
Of news and occurrences of the day, and devote
ono page out Of four to Advertisements il re-
quirod.
Terms 81 so per annum in advnce 70 single
subscribers or l2 copies will be sent for $l5. If
paid in advance Al communications for rho
merican Plough Boy may bo addressed TO tho
Proprietor, ID, X MINOR.
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DIED.

In this town. on Saturday the 18th inst.
Mrs. Human OK, widow Of Mr. Samuel
OK, aged II years.
On Sunday the I7lh Mrs Mary Crandall,
widow of Mr.. Philip Crandall.
AT Fairhaven on the 10Th. Obadiah Da-
Wis aged 67 years, for many years respec.
table minister Of the Society Of Frisnds.
AZ New-York, Miss Judith Levy daugh-
ter of Mr.. Hiram ID. Levy, formerly of this
town.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-03-27

Grammatical Smoking. As it is Gus
tomary with cigar smokers to rela,e the
ncws Of the day with cigars in their
mouths, and as the generality Of smok-
ers make an awkward appearance in
consequence Of not understanding the
theory Of punctuation, in smoking the
following system is recommended A
simple puff serves for comma, ~ puff,
puff, ssmicolon, (;) puff, puff, puff, a
colon, (:) puff, puff, puff, poff, period (.)
A pause, with cignrk keptin the mouth,
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NOTICE.

A LII those young LADIES that have
"A Lace on hand, belonging to tho Sub.
scribers, taken out previous TO September
25th, 1882, are requested to return the same
Immediately.
N. B. fier the Goth OF January, the
Lace work will be received and put out at
our store, No. l72 & ia, Thames.street,
on the same evenings as heretofore say
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.
Jan. 8. WIN. e. COZZENS, & Co.
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SMERICAN RAILROAD JOUR-
NAL AND ADVOCATE OF INTERNAL

NAL AND ADVOCATE OF INTER NAL
IMPROVEMENTS, VOLUME 2d.-This
Journal was commenced on the Let of January.
1857, with a singte subscriber. II has now
Just commenced it's second volume, with near
Vns shonsGrd subscribers, scattered i'm every
state IN tho Union. IL was al frst devoted 10
the subject ofRniIroads, Internal Improve ments
and news OF tho day but II now embraces in
addition TO the above, department for .4gricui-
lure, and another tor the Mechanic Arts, where.
IN will be found an account OF most new Inven-
tons Such, indeed, has been tho encourage o.
inent held out, that the publisher is induced 10
extend its usefulness by making il, not only
journal Of the progress Of Internal IMPROVEMENTS
by means Of Rairvads, Canals, and Steam Car.
rlages, in our own country and is Europe hut
also by making II journal Of mcchancal i'm.
provemenfs and Inventions, anduhereby collect.
ing greater variety Of useful information re-
Iating 10 such subjects, into smaller compass
and at a less cost, than can be found in any
other publication now before tho public. Ar
engagements have been made TO give ongravings
or illustrations OF such new inventions as may
be deemed important TO the community The
American Railroad Journal and Advocate Of In
ternal Improvements, will also contain much
interesting and useful literary and news road
ing, with such public documents as may bo
deemed worth recording for future reference.
IL will also contain Meteorological Tables. kcpt
at Montreal, l.. c., New York city, Charleston
8. G. together with others kept nj intermediate
placos We have also the promise of ono kept
on Red River, in Louisiana; also, Prices Of
Stocks, Sales OF Real Estate, Prices Current
and Bank Note List. &c. Nc.
Terms THREE Dollars per annum, in ad vance,
and WiH not be sent pifhoaf
The first volume may be had either in sheets
or hound aud the second volume will be for
warded by numbers, as they are issued, TO any
part Of the United Statos. Price OF binding, so
cents, 40 cents, or ~, according TO quality.
Published at No. 80 Wall street, n. y.,by
ID. X. MINOR