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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-11-05
VALUABLE RIVER FARM. IN
zERKELEy COUNTY,
FOR SALE.

VIE subscriber will offer for sale n
III The highest bidder, at public auction
on The premises, the valuable farm on ina
Potomac River belonging 10 the esta.e "a
Emanuel Esefsole. deceased. and now i,
the occupancy Of VIM. Pendleton, Esa
J his land sdjoins the land Of Jacob Sci.
bert and Z. Pendleton--and is supposed
TO contain $40 ACRES, of this aboa, $50
10 cleared land, at least 100 acres Of poto.
mac low grounds. The upland is strong
Limestone land, and tho timber is remar.
kable fine. The improvements are n good
stone DWELLING HOUSE, and stone
Kitchen, a Barn. (uot very good) a " ell
oil water before the door, and a never fail
ing stream running through the land. The
MIL and mill seat is not included in the
sale, inssmueh as IL Is ut present stopped
" The back water of the upper dam ofthe
Lanai company. Tho subscriber intends
nasing a survey Of the estate before the
dsy Of sale. so hat she exact quantity OF
land may be known by the bidders. This
land Is sold under the provisions o E.man.
nel Esersole's will. The title Is indisputa-
Die. and the farm Is one Of the most eliei.
BILE IN this section OF The country, living as
u does upon the Canal. and being OF such
admirable quality. The sale will take
place On the premises on Thursday the
I2M 81 N6rcmbsr, 1885. The terms or
sale will leave The purchaser the option or
paying one third on the LIST Of April, 1886
when the purchaser can get possession Of
the land. and the balance Of iLe purchase
money in two equal annual payments, or
one half on the first OF April, 1896, and
the residue OF the price in three equal an
nual payments, in either case, no interest
TO be paid or the deferred payments until
the days &c payment
The purchaser will be required 10 SC.
cure these by a mortgage or deed OF trust
upon the premises. This rroperty will
ne shewn 10 any one disposed to examine
Il by MIR. WIN. Pendleton living on the
iand, or by the subscriber, residing near
Parks Gap.
henry J SEfBERr, admr
dc bonis non. mith the ,ciH annered Of
Emanuel Euersole. deed.
Sept IL. l835-ts
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-11-05
GENERAL COMMISSION AND
FORW ARDING HOUSE.
GECRC WIN, .. G.

FEsHE Subscriber has opened a House
& in Water Street, Georgetown, for
the purpose of a General Commission and
forwarding business.
FLOUR & GRAIN. with other pro.
sold from the store, or shipped to any other
market the owner may wish,
The owners of produce who may favor
the subscriber with their business, tciu Sc
cure TO themselves all The advantages Of any
rise IN Tie markets; as he does not intend
10 become a purchaser on his own &C
count, but will at al. times u.e his best eff.
forts TO promote the interests of those whe
may ~consign to his House. Thus by pay
ing a very moderate commission, the Far.
mer and the Miller may place their pro
duce in the market 10 as great advantage,
as II they were TO rent a House for that
purpose. The subscriber ~latters himself
that his general knowledge of the purcha-
sers Of Flour, both retailers and Bakers.
in the District viii enable him to do quite
as well, if not better, for tie Farmer and
Miller, in the ,cay 9prices, than those do
who buy from them 10 sell again. Lioer.
al advances will be made on Flour when
in store.
GROCERIES, FISH. PLAISTER,
and other articles hat may be ordered
will be selected and purchased with the
greatest attention, both as TO quality and
price, and all descriptions of Goods from
other markets designed for Canal trans.
portation. and articles going 10 other mar
kets will be received and forwarded, at a
moderate commission.
SAM'L MCKINNEY.
October 20, lS35-4w
REFERENCES.
ALEX. STEPHEN, Esq. Mastinsbarg.
GEN. GEORGE Rust. Hafpergerrg.
BENZ. L. TowEER, Esq Shepherdstotrn.
iIoRATIo McPuEasoN, Esq. I Williams
G. A. WAKEFIELD Of A. SOS Port.
GEN. WALTER SMITH,
Col. JOHN /. SrULL, : G~corgetouD.
VIM. S. NICHOLS, Esq,9 ID q.
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218 R 81.

we'll watcred and timbered, and all the
buildings necessary for a comfortable and
genteel country residence. Persons incl
ned TO purchase are requested 10 call and
examine il for themselves.
The terms will be rs follows-O One third
Of the purchase money in hand. another
third to be divided into three annual in.
stalments. TO bear interest from the day
OF sale. The remaining third will not be
required TO be paid during the life Of Mrs.
Beall the widow Of Hezekiah Beall, provi
ded the interest thereon is promptly paid
to her, semi annually ; but the right will!
ba reserved to demand the whole prinei
pal and interest upon any default in that
respect. The deferred payments all to be
secured by bond and security together
with a deed of trust on the premises
The growing crop, with The right OF en-.
tering upon the premises for The purpose
OF securing and getting il out Will be re
served. .Iiso-at the same time aud place
some
4 Bx Il.
Consisting Of Hogs, Horses, Cattle,
Mich Cows, Sheep, Pioughs, Wag-
ons, Carts, &c. Corn, Rye, Oats,
and a quantity Of Household and
Kitchen furniture.
A credit Of nine months will be given
on all sums over So, the purchaser giving
bond with approved security, but no part
of the property can be removed until the
terms Of the sale are complied With.
EDMUND l. LEE, Jun.
.dgent for the heirs.
October s, 1885.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-11-05
New Establishment
FORWARDING s. COMMISSION
HOUSE.

G. q Il EFT N, D. G.
EEAViNG taken a large and convenient
HA Warehouse and Wharf, situated on
Water Street, two doors above MIR. w.
Shoots, Georgetown. ID. e. for the pur.
pose of transacting u general Commission
Business, in the sale and forwarding Of
Flour, Whiskey, Grain. Pork, Bacon, &
other country produce, and purchase OF
Plaster, Fish, Salt, Groceries. 60, we
shall be pleased 10 attend TO business in
our line for any person who may choose
TO command our services.
As our success must depend upon in
dusty and the satisfaction we may be a
BILE TO render TO those who intrust us with
their business it is scarcely necessary TO
assure the public that we win endeavor 10
merit their patronage.
HOGMIRE s. COMPTON.
October Is, 1885.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-11-05
~REGIMENTAL ORDERS.

REGIMENTAL ORDERS.
FEfHE Battalion Court Of Enquiry for
q the LIST Battalion Of tho 9Th Regi-
ment, viii be held at Capt. bailey r.
Hedges, at Hedgesville, on Thursday the
IL of November. The Battalion Court
OF Enquiry, tor the Cd battalion will be
held al Mr.. John Il. yapmetre's Tavern,
Darkcsville, on Friday, the 18th day Of
November. The Reaimental Court o.
Enquiry for the 9th Regiment will be
held at the Globe ] Tavern, Martinsburg
on Saturday the 18th day OF November
The members Of tho aforesaid several
courts will appear in full uniform. The
Commandments accompanies are particular
Iy requested TO hold elections for officers
10 ell their respective companies, at their
next company musters, and shew me
their certificates Of elections at tue Regi-
mental court Of Enquiry, that the com
missions may he sem for by Dur delegates
to the general assembly. Commandments
Of Baitallions who have certified 10 the
Governor for commissions and fail to re.
ceive them, will certify again al the same
time. JACOB MYERS, Col,
9Th Regiment y. vi.
October l., lS35.-td.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-11-05
PUBLIC sAxr
OF LAND,

Stock, Farming lleasiis, DC.
FEsHE heirs of Hexekiah Beall, deed.
d. will offer at public auction. upon the
premises. on Friday the aoM day Of No.
vember nert, that valuable tract of land,
Lee Town. 5 miles from Charles.
town, and two miles from the Winchester
and Harpers Ferry Rail Road, upon
which Mrs. Beall now resides. This land
is so well known as being one OF the mos,
productive and desirable farms 10 the
county, hal It can scarce need particular
description. Ii contains about
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-11-05
LAND FOR SALE!

VI W ~
" OF trust herein after mentioned, exc
cuted by Nathan Ross. and duly recorded
in the County Court Of Berkeley, the un
designed trustees. will on
Monday The Ninth day IF NoremJcr neal.
sell at public auction. for Cash, to The high
est bidder, before the Court. House in Mar
tinsburg, the several tracts Of land con.
veyed by the Said deeds and described as
follows: Deed from Nathan Ross and
wife. TO Peter Gardner, for the benefit Of
Levi Henshaw. conveys
Three sercral tracts Of land situate in
The County Of Berkeley One called
the OLD TRACT derised 10 said
Ross By the last uiH and testament OF
his father Stehpen Ross deed, contain.
ing ONE HUNDRED AND SIX.
TY ACRES. and adjoias The lands
Of John Yates and others.
Another Of The tracts also adjoins said
Yates, and Smiths surrey, and con.
tains ONE HUNDRED g. FOU-.
TEEN ACRES, and mas conpeaed
10 said Ross ly Commi ssioners acting
under a decree ofhe County Court OF
Bcrkeieyf for selling The same.
Tie other tract also ddjoias said Yates,
contains ONE HUNDRED AND
FOURTEEN ACRES. q. mas sold
and Conveyed 10 said Ross, by Elisha
Boyd.
The debts provided TO be paid by this
deed, are S1i9 Ia with interest from the
10th day Of August 1871. and $50 AZ cts
with interest from the 22d day Of Sep
'emher 1871. Deed from Nathan Ross 10
Jacob Gardner jun, for the benefit Of Pc.
ter Gardner conveys
THO scrcral tracts JLand hing in The
County Of BERKELEY rest Of the North
Mountain, on The drains ofBack CreeG
The n containing aSs acres, conrey.
ed 10 said Ross By Elisha Boyd, ad.
| joining John Yates and others. The
other contains 260 acres adjoining, dc.
rised 70 said Ross by his father Sic.
phen Ross deceased.
The debt provided 70 be paid by this
deed, is s83, ga cents, with interest from
the 14th day Of March 1897. Deed from
Nathan Ross 10 Harrison Waite convey.
All that tract ofland situate on Eack Crteh
IN the County of Berkeley, depised 10 fht
said Ross by his father Stephen Ross decd
andssupposed TO contain npwards Of ONE
HUNDRED ACRES also. all thai
tract " parcel ef land adjoining Tie same
Conveyed 10 The said Ross by Elisha Bo,o
containing ONE HUNERED a.VI
FOURTEEN ACRES.
The debts provided 10 be paid by this
deed, are $50, So cts. with interest from
the 10th May. 1928. and $50, 33 cts with
Interest from the same date. Deed from
Nathan Ross to Harrison Waite, for the
benefit OF Peter Gardner and Levi Hen.
shaw conveys the aforesaid 2sS acre and
I260 acre tracts. Tire debts provided 10
be paid by this deed are. SIqO.72 els. 10
Peter Gardner, and $50. ~ 10 Levi Hen
shaw. with interest on them from the
day Of August, 1879. Said trust deed.
also provides for The payment Of all legal
and proper costs accruIng upon the said
debts. and the expenses and charges at
tending the execution Of said trusts. Such
title only, as the said trust deeds have
vested in the undersigned, will be convey
ed. The title, however. 10 the said seve-
raj tracts Of land, is considered unques.
Itionably good
PETER GARDNER. }
JACOB GARDNER Jun. : Trustees.
HARRISON WAITE.
October 8, 1885.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-11-05

of The finest colts in Berkeley and Frede.
rick counties, will be exposed to sale, at
public auction, before the Court house in
Martinsburg. on the first day of Novem
Der court, ifnot privately disposed oil soon
or. Applications for private contract may
he made at the Gazette Office, or to the
subscriber, in Bath, Morgan county. Va.
SAMUEL GRAHAM,
October %, lS35-td
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-11-05

NOIICE is hereby given that a peti
IN ton will he presented TO the next
General Assembly Of Virginia praying for
the passage of a law 10 establish a town
on the lands of Josiah Hedges and Mary
Claycomb at Mount Zion Church in the
Of Berkeley.
October .. 1879
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-11-05
CAREY's LIBRARY
CHOICE LITERATURE

ITO say that this is a reading age, implies a de-
sire for instruction, and the means 20 crafty
that desire. Ga the first point, all are agreed /;
on the second there is diversity both Of opinion
and of practice. We have newspapers, maya.
zines, reviews, in fine, pamphlets Of all sizes,
on nearly all subjects, which have severally
their classes Of readers and supporters. And yet,
%copious as are these means of intellectual supply,
more are still needed. In addition to the re-
views Of the day, and passing notices Of books.
the people, in large numbers, in all parts OF cur
great republic, crave the possession Of the books
themselves, and details, beyond mere passing al
fusion, of the progress Of discovery in art and
science. But though it be easy to ascertain and
express their wants, it is not easy TO crafty
them. Expense, distance from the emporium o
literature, engrossing occupations which prevent
personal application or even messages TO libra
ries and booksellers, are so many causes TO keep
people away from the feast of reason, and the
enjoyment OF the coveted literary aliment. 1t is
the aim of the publishers of the Library to obvi-
ate these difficulties, and TO enable every indi-
vIdual, at a small cost, and without any personal
effort, 10 obtain for his own use and that Of his
favored friends or family, valuable works, com
plete. on all the branches Of useful and popular
literature, and that in a form well adapted 10 the
comfort Of the reader.
The charm Of variety, as far as is compatible
with morality and good taste, will be held con-
stanily in view in conducting the Library, TO fill
the pages Of which the current literature Of Great
Britain, in all its various departments OF BIogra-
ply, History, Travels, Novels, and Poetry, shall
be freely put under contribution. With, per-
| chance, occasional exceptions, il is intended 10
give entire the work which shall be selected for
publication. When circumstances authorize the
measure recourse win be had 10 the literary
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-11-05
SIXTH YEAR OF
TEE IS u O o x,
PHILADELPHIA MONTHLY MAGAZINE

PHILADELPHIA MONTHLY MAGAZINE
Of Literature, Fashions, and Portraits.
TIE LADT'S BOOK was the first publication
in this country TO introduce aud perfect a
taste for coLouRED PLATES OF rHE FASHIONS /;
and the universal popularity which the book oh
tanned, with the aid Of these beautiful and costly
embellishments, although they appeared every
quarter only, was unprecedented aud unexam.
pied. The publisher, emboldcned by his long
experience, and the success which has crowned
his former efforts TO signalize his work, intends,
with the coming volumes, 10 introduce alternate.
ly every other month. in the course of the year,
six splendid plates of the Fashions, supcrbiy co.
Toured. The engrsvings win be copied from
original designs, prepared expressly for that par.
pose thereby furnishing the patrons of the work
with correct and constant information Of the latest
and most approved styles for ladies' dresses, as
they come out. This arrangement will materi.
ally advance the value and beauty Of his work,
and although it will add considerably to the pub.
lisher's heavy OUTLAWS he trusts with confidence
10 the liberatity Of a discerning public for future
remuneration, corresponding with his cxertions
and unrelaxing efforts to keep pace with the ra-
pid progress Of the improvements Of the age
The following is the order which will be adopt-
ed for the embellishments Of the Lady's Book for
1876. viz.
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@ X.
vAxUAnY. III IA III

~
THE subscribers heirs of A Kennedy,
late Of Berkeley County, decd offer for
sale a valuable tract OF Limestone land
lying on Back Creek in SAID county, ad
joining the lands Of Thomas Robinson,
and John Tabb. This farm contains a.
bout 2s0 ACRES of Good Land, most
which is under improvement, and has on
IFS premises a never failing spring Of ex
%ceilent water, which with a stream that
runs through the tract furnishes an abun-
dant supply of water al all seasons Of the
year. The Improvements consist ARA
Of HOUSE, BdRN, Spring .s.I.
House. Cooper's Shop, and a Isss9
FINE ORCHARD
of excellent fruit. An indispu,ab!e title
will be given. The above farm if moi
previously sold at private sale, ~ill be
offered at public auction on the flst day
OF March Court next, and il not then sold
IL will be rented for a term of years.
o. For Terms and further particulars
enquire Of Jacob Jefieys living ia Mar
tinsburg.
ROBERT KENNEDY,
JACOB JEFFREiS.
October 8, IS35-tf
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DISSOLUTION.

Co partnership heretofore existing
IL under the firm Of Miller and White,
was by mutual consent dissolved on the
lst September last. Those Indebted 10
said firm are requested TO come forward
as soon as possible and settle their respec-
tive claims, as il is imporian; that the bu
siness should be brought TO Il close as
soon as practicable.
JAMES J. MILLER,
JOHN X. WHITE.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-11-05

MISUNDERSTANDING County Court, De-
tober term 1885.
FESIIE Court taking into consideration
q the act of the last session OF the Ge
neral Assembly, restricting the assessment
10 be made upon the timetables OF the
county TO so cents upon each annually,
and authorizing an assessment upon the
Lands, Slaves, SC. of the county, pro,i
.ded that the amount Of such assessment
shall not exceed so per centnm Of the a.
mount levied thereon, and payable toto
the public treasury, and believing that
these limitations operate injuriously upon
the interests of the country, 1t is ordered
that a petition be presented TO the Gene
raj Assembly at IFS next session on behalf
of this court, praying that a law may be
passed repeating the limitation upon the
power OF the Court as to the assessment
upon lands. slaves, or if that be not dee
med expedient. upon escertaining the
sense of the county upon the subject. thai
the law Of the last session tie repealed al.
together. And for the purpose Of ascer.
tanning such sense, it is ordered hat a CO.
'pg ofthis order he published in the news
papers Of the county.
A Copy.-Teste.
HARRISON WAITE, C b G.
October 10. 1S35-tf
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a Farm for Rent.

THE subscriber will offer for Rent for
a term Of years, before the door OF The
Court Honse in Martinsburg on The ninth
Of November next, that being court day,
his Mill farm containing about 400 acres
within IL miles OF the Potomac river. The
quality Of the land is proverbially good.
The mill pond has been entirely drained,
during The last summer; part OF which is
now in Timothy, and the water confined
in a channel Of one rod wide. Possession
may be had Immediately. The manner in
which the farm must be cultivated will be
made known on the day Of renting.
ALEX. STEPHEN.
Martinsburg, Oct. s, i635-td
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E7IRGINlA GAZETTEER.-Wsnted
v several industrious and respectable
.agents, TO take subscriptions 10 the above
work. A very liberal per centage will be
allowed TO responsible persons.
Enquire at this Office: or a line address
ed to JOSEPH MARTIN or WIN. ToMpKISs.
Charlottesville, Albemarle county, will be
Immediately attended to.
PUBLISHERS.
Nov. 5. 1885.
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FARM
TOu HALr.


fENHE subscriber wishing /, remove ia
"a the western country offers for sale 4
valuable farm lying about four miles from
slaiiInsbufg on the road to Shepherds
town. This faim consists ofabout seventy
two acres and a half of first rate
h. LIME ST NE LAND
N a high state OF cultivation. The i'm.
proven,ents on il consist Of a Ia
good Substantial Dwelling 10 fes3
which a tavern has been kept for b8h
many years, a first rate stale $500
a good Blacksmith shop. There i. an ex.
ceIlent apple and peach orchard, on the
premises. A never failing spring Of first
rate water a few steps from the door sup.
plies the place at all seasons Of the year.
Persons wishing 10 purchase will do well
to cal and view the premises When the
terms will 10 MADE known by the sub.
sctlbcr. HENRY DECK.
September s.. i6s5-n
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EEAGONS for SALE.-We have
w a new strong Three Horse Wagon,
and a good new Two Horse Wagon
newly finished /: which we will sell cheap.
J. w. BOYD s. Co.
October IS.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-11-05

RY virtue or a deed of trust from Ma.
AB than Ross TO Matthew j, Clarke, 10
indemnify John Subef as security for said
Ross. dated the 18th day of April 1922.
and duly recorded in The Comfy Court Of
Berkeley, the undersigned. Ia trustee sub
stisuted in the place OF said Clarke by q
decree OF the Circuit superior Court Of
Law and Chancery for Berkeley County. j
will on Monday the 9th day NorcmbeY merit
proceed TO sell. before the courthouse ia
Martinsburg, TO the highest bidder. for cash.
the three following described tracts Of land.
conveyed by said trust deed, situate on
Back Creek in the said county OF Berkeley,
Isl. The old Tract, derised to said Ma
than Ross By has father Stephen Ross
decd, containing ONE HUNDED
d SIXTY ACRES, and adjoining
the lands Of John Yates and others.
I'd. A tract also adjoining said Yates
and Smiths surrey, containing ONE
HUNDRED AND FOURTEEN
ACRES.
Sd. A tract also adjoining said Yates
containing ONE HUNDRED a.
FOURTEEN ACRES, purchased
BY said Ross from Elisha Boyd.
These tracts are valuable, there being
a good proportion Of excellent Greek bot
tom on the largest tract. on which are q
COMFORTABLE DPEL- 4rvA
LING HOUSE. and necessa. 1TssM
W out buildings They are all p2a$
well supplied with good tim
Der; and will be sold subject to the RICH,
OF Mrs. Ross to dover, should she survive
her husband, and ALEC subject to certain
other deeds Of irust Of prior date, which,
will he particularly made known on the
day Of sale.
WILLIAM MASLIN, Trustee.
Ostober s, 1885,. -4t
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ESOR SALE.-A FRANKLIN STOVE.
h which has been muse one season.
Enquire of J. w. BOYD & Co.
Nov. 8,
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ACADEMY.

E,uE Trustees of this Institution will proceed on
saturday the It'll Of November next, 10 APP
no;n, a Teacher, with a view 10 an early Com
mencement Of its session thereafter.
By order Of the Board,
JOHN STROTHER, SECT
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r H III A B

ESHE subscriber respectfully informs
q the public that he has taken the a,
bove stand, formerly kept by Mr.. John
McCleary,l on Queen street, IA
Ma%rtinsburg. where be is prepa- ffsss
red TO accommodate all those !.iik
who may favor him with a call. EA-4D
His Table viii always be supplied with the
best the market can afford his Bar with
the choicest Liquors and his stable with
good prevender, aud attended by a care
full and experienced Ostier. He hopes,
by bis untring efforts 10 please, to merit
and receive a share Of the patronage Of a
liberal public.
WILLIAM GORRELL
May I, 1885
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THE business will hereafter be conduct
ed by the subscriber who would take
this opportunity of rendering his grateful
Acknowledgements. TO his friends and the
public, for the liberal support he has
received while in the late firm OF Miller
and White. He would also, most res
pectfully ask a continuance Of their pat
ronage. j. j.. MILLER.
Walperts x Roads. Oct. 90, 1SS5-3w
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TTUKsE, JU+
BILEE, former
" the property of,
GRIFFIN
so, and noted as
the sire of some
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SUPERB
SUPERB
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"''e"'e'' ELEGANTLY D.
= With the June and December number win be
furnished appropriately Engraved Title Pages,
and a general Table Of Contents for each volume.