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Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1836-04-02
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TINE commodious buildings which have re-
i Gently had erected in he City of Richmond,
are nov ready for the accommodation of all per-
sons who may wish their NEGROES safely and
comfortably taken care Of
The buildings were erected upon an extensive
scale, without regard TO cost, my main object be-
ing TO insure the safe keeping, and al the same
time tn. health and comfort Of the Negroes who
may be placed IhcTeat.
The rooms and yards for the Females are So
parate from those for the Males, and senteel
house Servants will have rooms TO themselves.
The regulations ofthe establishment will be gen
cral cleanliness, moderate exercise, sTd rocTea-
lion within the yards during good weather, and
good substantial food ri all times, by which re-
sulations tits intended that confinement shall be
rendered merely nominal, and the health of the
Negroes so promoted, that they wall be wei pre-
pared to encounter a change of climate when re-
moved To the South
These buildings are situated on the lot corner
of 18th and Cary streets. between MayoS orisse
de 10 BACON TAFT.
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1836-04-02
srRING COODS.

TNHE subscriber has received from Baltimore
Il Philadelphia and New York, an assortment
OF fresh imported Dry Goods suited TO spring
trade, which are offered at a very small advance
on the lowest cash prices in the above ns4Sed
cities. The sale OF stock before on hand will
be continued At, and great many articles below
cost, with view TO closing the present business
N The month of July next, by sale al auction.
The citizens Of Richmond and the country gen
orally are invited to take advantage of the opHor.
tunty offered for four months TO come of pur.
chasing goods at prices that they shall deem rca.
sonaele. The following is a part of the new
goods received, and now for sale:
Cloths and Cassimeres, Angola do
French DrillingS and plain Linens
Summer Cloths
Princetta and Bumbazines
Rich painted MuSlinS (all priceS)
Do CalicoeS and low priced do
Super Plaid, striped and plain Glghams
Georgia and India Nlnkeens
Twilled and ribbed Cotton, for pantaloons
Rich lustre black and blue black Silks
Do fancy HakfS. (asSorted)
Cotton and silk Hose and half Hose (chcap)
Furniture and habit Dimity
cd CambricS and checked MuSlins
Silk Umbrellas and Parasols
Gentlcmen's, boys and children's Leghurn Hats
bales BurlapS and Oznabures
Richmond factory cotton Oznaburgs
Bleached and brown ShcetingS and Shirtings-
Apron Checks and plaid Domestics-with MANY
other descriptions of goods, not Necessary 10
enumeraic=S-r N vi'rrs.- ,s,l, Is sold eheap bv
MANN S. VALENTINE,
White Buildings, III Street,
mar 35-H Shockoe Hill.
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CANCER,

hHu 'nc hTl OF ttc1Ilng Generally.
'INllE subscriber would respectfully inform the
inhabitants of Richmond and vicinity who
may wish his aid, that he has become competentlv
acquainted, ny the instructions from the celebrated
br; Lynch, OF New York city, TO cure that for
mldahle and fatal disease denominated /, Cancer
without The use of knife caustic but effected in
me same way and manner as practissd by DR.
Lyrch, who has met with unparalleled success in
F,Stula or FisuIo '' VI
~ As me subscriber is here new, from the city OF
Ncw YORK, any person wishing 10 b, cured OF the
anoye named complaints, will please to apply i'm
Street w Nv wApSIII nam
Richmond April O. 1884.
ne subscriber refers To Mr. Day of MancbeS
ter, Mr.. Gillian OF Richmond and Mrs EZEKIEL
DAVIS, Main St, who has been under his care in
New York lately; Mr.. James Caskie and Archibald
Thomas; OF Richmond; and Mr. Benjamin Harri
son. of Berkeley, ''
Al letters must be post paid.
ape w w NJ
ne Ed.tor Of iae s. r. Tsiegyaph.
M u. Edtor-We have noticed, in your paper
~ an advertisement by DR. Marshall, proposing
In eureCancerous diseases, Fistula, &c w. have
heen accustomed TO believe that these diseases
were, Tor the most part, incuTable bu, ha yine had
an opportunity of witnessing some ofthe practice
T' " M. we really think 1t would be serving
Lue cause OF humanity To say, that we have been
2,loniShed at the success attending his efforts -
we nave seen some cases, the appearance of
winch drew IRON all around, expressions Of hone
iesS despair, and seemed TO defy human skill: and
YET, afer few weeks under the treatment of DIR
moved. ''
We take pleasure in calling the attention of
any OF your readers who NAV be SUFFERING from,
thSse distressing diseases, TO the advertisement
referred TO. JAS. C. CRANE,
ARCHD. THOMAS.
CORNELIUS CREW,
EZEKIEL DAVIS,
RIGID. C. GILLIAN.
JAMES CASKIE,
-, A. FRENCH.
W. W. MARSHALL'S REMEDY FOR
THE PHI ES.
An lnialiible remedy for the Piles, (which has
oeen Tested by various persons i'm this CITY
w Marshall, At the Mansion House.
satisfaction is not given, the money will be
Hpt unrT;,- jy -
Petit Fluyana county
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1836-04-02
TREE-uILL JOCKEY CLUn

NTVTNTI
MIL. commence usual. the second Tucs.lly ia
w Nay next, aud continue four days
FIRST DAY
\ Swc"Vsihkc, tfnr colts and hics 2 wears uhL1 mile
treats entrance SIN forfeit slnl and close uu tl c
hr day Of AprncNi subscribers and several more
expected
Snhscribers-Iohn IIcth VIM Williamson. WIN II John.
son, WIN Wynn. George Goodwynn, VIM McCarrp Wi.
liam l. While
The subsc uheI thai tho above stake will also b
bound n another this fsfl mile heats sNp Gu.
trance forfeit s5 name by the first ~ September next
tout VIII not be compelled 10 nafC the colt
SECOND DAY
ft1RD DAY.
Jockey C.j Pure ctp3 four milo heats entrance rl-l
FOURTH DAY.
sNrrpsfakc vi:i calls and ltgs three years oil mile
h"rf entrance e;np half Forfeit two subscribers ami
to name and close UntID 18th Apul next
sumo ivy, silver TurcCn, will for single two mile
OUT rec Tor H rufrHurr depends r
subscribers WILLIAM WILLIAMSON
mr - = rrY ..tf.
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1836-04-02

TINE Subscribers are receiving ST. CroiI and
l. Porto Rico Sugars, in hhd>. and bbls., and
have in store a large stock sf loaf Sugar and
Coffee, Of every grade, Cotton Yarns and Ozna-
burgs of The Richmond Manufacturing Compa.
n.y. as well As most other articles in their line TO
which they would invite the attention OF coun-
try merchants They are in daily expectation OF a
cargo of Sugars and MOlassPs direct from Pc q
Rico, and n general assortment of Goods from
other sources; which they are determined to sell
as low as they can be had in the maTkei.-Par-
ticnlarS in n future advertisement.
mr. % ID. ANDERSON, JI&CO.
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1836-04-02
MANN 5. VALENTINE,
White Buildings, II Street,
mar 35-H Shockoe Hill
SPRING G,tODS.

SPRING GOODS.
ID II. RANDOLPH is now receiving, n very
De rich and desirable assortment of Fancy
and Sisple Dry Goods, which he pledges himself
TO offer al wholesale or retail, at the lowest mar
kOl prices. Among them may be found the fol.
lowing. viz.
Rich Figured and Plain Silks, of every dcscrip-
ton
Fancy MuslnS and Chalcyetts
French and English Prints, of rich and beautiful
patterns
Wrought Muslin and Lace CapeS and Collars
Splendid Figured and Plaid GinghamS
Elegant FaRcy HandkeTchiefs and Scarfs
Irish Linen DamaSk Diapers and Cloths, and
other furnishing goods
Drillings, VeS'iDgs, &c. for mems wear
Burlaps and all kinds of Domestic Manufactures
German WoTsied Of every shade, for working
Also, The French Canvas, and Patterns
BONNETS-Plain English Straw and Florence
Open Work, OF enIirely new shapes, with
Others equally desirable
These in part comprise my assortment, which
in few days will be complete.
3. II. RANDOLPH,
ma29is ManSIon House.
SCUPPERSON WINE-A few bbls only,
~ Tor sale. JAS. WINSTON.
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1836-04-02
mr. I2-3tawrI5lh M
BRITISH DRY GOODS

\ the Superior, from Liverpool, now at City
- Point, we shall, m a few days, receive q
large portion OF our spring importaIons from
London, Leeds and Manchester The goods
are OF the most rare and beautiful STYLES, and. in
TIE present stale Of the Northern markets, we
believe we are justified in saying that VIC can
and will sell them at lower prices. by the piece
or package, than they can now be purchased for
IN New York or Philadelphia. Our Patterns
are IN store, and we n. with pleasure, exhibit
them Ia town or country merchants
mn % BALDWIN KENT & CO
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1836-04-02
SPRING CuoDS

NE SnbscriherS hoe leave TO inform the Mer
- Vhah's OF virginia and the public generally
That they are now oreninp ma unusuolly larc,
stock OF Staple, Fancy and Domestic Dry Good,
auhp'ed To the approaching Scason-and by ever,
arrival from New York and Philadelphia, th.i,
assortment VIII be enlarged. In addition To the
extensive purchases made in the northern ci,;,s
we have the pleasure OF announcing TO oui
friends, the receipt of n splendid variety OF
French Goods, ImpoTiet by ms direct-ccnSisi.
ing OF new STYLE Painted Muslius, Plain and
Cambricks and Hantkerchicf-, &c. sc. all o.
which will be sold on the usual terms, aud n
satisfactory prices.
BlNFoRD, BROOKS, GAY & co.
rpa92 cow
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1836-04-02
Ia MOTIFS COUGH DROPS.

THIS elixir in its original form OF prescrip-
i lion, has stood the test of twenty years exPe-
rience in the general use of it, and Is now offer
ed, with the addition of some articles from The
vegetable kingdom, the virtues of which have
been fully atesied and highly appreciated;
which render this composition, though not IN
fallible and rival To every thing e!Se-yet pc
culiarly adapted 10 the present prevailing di>or-
ders of the breast and lungs, leading to conSump-
tion. Common colds and couEhs, which are &C
caSioned by INSTRUCTED peTSpiratiOn, will readily
Weld to It's influence, removing those troubles me
irrirations, which act as a constant Stmulani TO
coughing. II eases pam and induces res, IN an
eminent degree Persons afflicted with pulmon-
airy complaints, bleedings Of The lungs, &c spas
modic asthma, palpitation of the heart ana con,
sumptive affections even in the most advanced
periods of life, will find immediate relief from
its remarkable power Of diminishing the ,trI'a-
hiliy of the system, and the velocity of the cir
culaiion, and by cleansing and healing the dIsor-
dered parts.
There are good many certificates attached TO
each bottle but from the general satisfaction,
and continued demand for the preparation, we
deem 1t unnecessary to crowd the paper win
them. For SALE al
EUSTACE & TEMPLES,
mr5 Richmond, Va.
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1836-04-02
IRON STORE.

IN loNo well assorted tlat and square Iron
~ imported direct from Sweden
40 tons English Iron, all sizes, round, aat IT.,
square
10 tons JackSons celebrated = n Sprin, Steel
for coachmakers
$50 boxes Tin Plate
hoop, sheet, band, box and plating Iroi
English and American bls,ercd Steel
Cast, shear and German do
Nail Rods hollow Ware
wagon and caUt Boxes, timed Wire
sheet Zine, bar Copper and Russia she,
Iron
large supply of extra sizes fat. round m,
SPu"te clNier AMI Swedcs Iron, &c for sale by
mar IL JOHN n. GORDON & co.
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1836-04-02

PETER COOK, would hereby announce
10 his friends both in the city and country,
that he will continue al The old stand Of Cook
u Ryan, where he will keep constantly on hand,
a well assorted stock of LADIES' aud Gentle.
mems BOOTS AND SHOES,-anI being de-
termined to continue TO manufacture, he is pre-
pared at all times to furnish his customers with
hrs, rate work at the shortest notice. Thankful
tor the liberal patronage extended the late iTm he
hopes by attention 10 merit continuance OF the
anne. mr. r .,,f
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1836-04-02
RICHMOND, FREDERICKBURG AND
POTOMAC Rail. ROAD

az MreUhg OF The DlrtctoTS OF the Com
n panY, on the Sth March 1886, it was
Resolved, That Il further amount of ten dol
iaIS, on each share, be required from the Stuk.
holderS-to be paid, IS on or before the 18th
DAY OF April next, and - on or before the 18th
day OF May next, and TO be deposited, ms hereto
fore, IN the Bank of Virginia to the credit of
the Company.
WM. p. SHEPPARD, Treas.
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1836-04-02
FRESH SPRING GOODS.

FRESH SPRING GOODS
March 1896
TNHE subscribers beg leave 10 inform their
Il friends and the public, that they arc now
receiving and opening an unusually large and
elegant assortment Of staple and fancy Dry
Goods, and by every arrival from the North,
will have III " stock enlarged They solicit y
call from country merchants and all others in
want Of new and fashionable goods. with the
assurance that they will b. sold NJ satisfactory
prices. READ & BAYLY,
Main Street.
Opening this day,
New style French painted Muslns
French Cambf.cs
Painted Lawn.
Paris satin Scarfs "a new and han dsom c article
Best black Italian Silks
English, Ficnch and domestic Calicoes
Checked hus,ns, Swiss do
Fancy dfcs, Udkls.
Camhric do
Gingbams of every style and quality
Rich new style bead BaP|
Polish green, blue and black Cloths
Best Indian Nanksens
French Linens
Narseillcs VcNlincs in great variety
lu.h Linens Lawns
Irish Shcetngs
Furniture Dimity
Gloves S,eoEs, Suspenders, &c. &c g.,
maf 20
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1836-04-02

rOSLING's PATENT BLACKING.-
VI Jusi received n supply of GoSlngs patent
Backing, an article that will produce brilliant
luSiTe upon boots and shoes within few minutes
after its applications; also, shoe Brushes, common
and superior, pearl Barley, Rice, Flour, Bermuda
Arrow Root, English Cheese, together with an
extensive assortment of desirable Groceries.
mar 10 VIM. A. McKIM.
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1836-04-02
CO-PARTNERsHIP.


INtIE subscribers have connected themselves
Il into a CO-parpership, under the firm .ol
ALVEY & WYATT, for the purpose Of con
Quoting the Wholesale and Retail GROCERY
and COMMISSION BUSINESS, and have
taken that large and commodious house for many
years occupied by MeSSrs. Workman & McGru.
der, and more recently by MIR. Benjamin Brand
doors below the Bell Tavern, where they inteRd
keeping constantly on hand, n large and well Sc.
lected stock of Groceries, which Shall be sold at
wholesale or retail, as cheap as they can be pur-
chased IN the city. They will be receiving con.
SANITY from the North and Otherwise, supplies of
Goods, and hope IN a few days, their assortment
will be very complete. They would respectfully
invite their friends from the country and in town
TO call. JOHN +. ALVEY,
SILAS WYATT.
We nave taken substantial FIRE proof building
for the purpose Of storing any thing we may re-.
ceiye on Commission, and as we intend to pay
strict attention to this branch OF the business, We
will make liberal advances upon consignments,
either Of grain, -four, or merchandise Of any de-
scriplion, AMI we hope by strict personal attention
to business, TO merit portion of public patronage
ALVEY 4 WYATT.
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1836-04-02
DISSOLUTION

'INHE concern OF Cook & Ryan was dissolved
l. on The l., instant, by mutual consent. An
those indebted will please make immediate pay.
men', and those having claims present them for
settlement. PETER COOK,
WILLIAM RYAN.
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1836-04-02
CHEAP STRING DRY GOODS.
To MERCHANTS, FAMILIES AND
nTIIEpG

III mbkClihNl . FAMILIES AND
OTHERS.
ID ECEIVING and now opening at r. H.
II JENKINS Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
Store,
A large assortment of Cal Goes, from II cents
per yard, To- The finest quality imported
Several ca.rs colofed Muslins and Ginghams
300 dor. fIncy dress Handkerchief and Scarls
a large assortment Of Stocks
Bonne's lace Goods and Millinery articles
Domestic Goods, all kinds
PanfaOun Siufs and Mems summer wear
Several cases Irish Linens, Diapers, Sc. SC.
N H. New Goods will be received by every
packet, AID by the 9Th April, the assortment will
he complete, all OF which will he sold by whole.
sale ~ retail, aslow as they can be found in any
market. mar ~
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1836-04-02
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
RECEIVED BY r I SMITH.

March LIST.
iENZi, the last OF the Tribunes, by F. L
IN Bulwer
The American in England. by the author Of a
year in Spain
mo n %als M0Fes mr'e'e Works in seven Il
Mahmond, or n Picture OF Eastern Life
>, History OF Insects, second series oi Harper's
Family Library, M Lxxiv
EplSrofacy, examin ri aud re-cxamincd, com
rtising The Tract EpScopacv tested ty Scripture
and The controversy concer ming tha, publication.
Me,'ico Chirurgical Review and Journal nj
Prncuea Niedicins for October, 1895, by Doctor
Swords Pocket Aimanack, or Churchman'S
Calsndar for 1886
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1836-04-02
DRY GOODS

DRY GOODS.
baldwin, KENT e. co. have in store re.
ID ceived by late arrisalS, upwards Of five hun
bred packages Of foreign and domestic Dry
Goods We shall by every packet receive adj.
dional supplies, rendering our stock nj all times,
equal TO any in this market and we pledge our.
selves to sell goods Of any description as low as
they can be purchased in CIV market in The
Unitcd States. I'F Country merchants ARE
invited 10 give Us call. mar 10
BOOKS AT PRIVATE SALE At AUG
TON PRICES.
HNHOS. w. CLELAND offers at private sale,
Il OF auction prices. Al his Store, opposite the
Eagle Hotel, very choice collection Of Book,
among which ara-
ByrOn's Works
Shakespeare
British Drama, Joscphns
Rollins Anlient History
SCOTS Works
Stefne's Works
81. PIERS Studies Of Nature
Moshiem's Church History
Hccsen's Modern History
Bigland's View Of the World
|. Bunyan's Works
5000 Receipts
Chatham, Bur'ie and Erskinc
pllcy's Works
Celebrated Trials
Siurms Reflections
Bucks Theological Dictionary
Female Biography
Huntet's Sacred do
Comprehensive Atlas
Hume, Smolieit and Bisseit
Philips, Curran and GTalian
SandrrSon's Lives
FoI's Book Of Martyrs
With a good variety Of other desirable Works.
Also, Novels, Classical and Common School
Books, Bibles, in great variety, &c. &c.
msr23 81
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1836-04-02

TIME subscriber has made arrangements win
i John A. +. Rachau, Esq, agent for Sml,h,
Woodhouse & Co. of London, OPorto and Ca
diz; Lewis & Co OF Madeira, and PaS,ey, LI'tle
q Co. of TeuerifTe 10 he supplied regularly with
genuine and superior Wines. from the above
places; they are not surpassed by any wines mat
are brought TO the United States-they are now
offered to the public, warranted rec from adH''e'a
lion. and nj small advance. Persons who ara
IN want of a pure article, are 7 quesisd 10 coil
and examine his stock, consisting Of the follow
ing kinds: sau-.=-
| pipe choice old l. p. MadefTa
do superior do do DO do
do old l.. p. TcneTife =
do supcr or (siraw coiouD Sherry q
DO old 'weei Madeira "a
| hid. fine old Port
For sale by n :. NlSSSlF.
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1836-04-02

SPRING GOODS.
DEM. LLOYD BELT has lust received by
ID the Schr Tascsrora
Painted Muslils, some Of which arc splendid
Giughams, assorted
English and American PriutS
Elegant fancy gauze and other Handkerchief md
SCafis
Belt, cap and assorted Ribbons
Black and white figured Thule Lace
BOthinucl Quilting
Dc InScrings and Edgings
Elegant small figure French Calico
Black and white Silk Hose, some ribbed
Best black Italian LuSiTings
Grass Skirts
Stiff Sleeves
Needles, Pms
Spool Cotton.
And many other articles Tor ladies use.
mar -
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1836-04-02
PHILADELPHIA DIspArcu line

The above vessels are all cf the first class,
and commanded by experienced men, and Of a
size large enough To accommodate a number of
,hiprcrs. The subscribers will attend to the
forwarding OF goods by this line on the usual
Terms. A D. COOLEY, Agent, Phil
JAMES FISHER & SON, Acs.
RiohmCRi.
- One OF the above named vessels will sail
from Philadelphia every week. mrli
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1836-04-02
HOOK BINDEWY.

WE Subscriber, are now prepared TO execute
l. BOOK BINDING in general to any extent
and ask share ofpublic support, to whom they
pledge faithful execution Of all orders given
ken. The work will be done in a manner not
to be surpassed by any, and OF good materials.
MAYO & DAVIS,
doors below the Merchant,
lie Is Coffee House.
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1836-04-02
SPLENDID PIANO FORTEs

THE subscriber has received by the late IT.
L rivals, an assortment OF Splendid Piano
EoHes, from the celebrated nianufa:tory OF
Nuns, Clark & Co. New York These in
sirnmenis have all the latest improvements, be
Sidesihe excellence of touch and sweetness Of
tone peculiar TO this manuiacture.
Also, the following new compositions and ar.
engagements:
The Fairy Iempter
The fountain and the flower
The smile Of my love
The morning dream
The Angels whisper
The May dew
The four-leavcd shamrock
Think on me
My own, my native home
When The merry dance prevails
And-s humber Of Glees, by the best composers,
with a choice collection of AIRS with variations,
Waltkes, Marches, QuadIilles and several easy
and pleasing pieces, with The lingering marked,
toi the Piano Forte. Elegant Stools and Covers
II. II. TAYI OR,
Music Store opposite the Virginia Banks.
ma23tS
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1836-04-02

MIR. Hacked, Caroliae do
Edward Bass, ColeSville
Ichd Johnson, Cumberland do
ThoS. Skinner, f. City do
Sam'l Mathews, Brunswick do
Mr.. Noble, Prince Edward do
Mr.. Miller, Goochlaud do
MIR. Janey, Alexandria
William p. Wyche, Petersburg
TIMOTHY HAY, HERRINGS AND PO-
TATOES.
00OO Bushels fine yellow Potatoes, suit
NOOO able for planting
20 bales Timothy Hay
200 bbls Alexandria No. l. Herring for sale
on the Dock, by J. w. BEERS.
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