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State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-09-26

The Manufacture Of Six. A very i'm
porunt Improvement has been mnde in the
silk loom at Manchester, which is likely to
operate very iavorably upon tho n,nnuiac-
ture OF this valuable article of trade, and
may he the means of transferring n very
largo portion oft from France and Italy To
this country. 1t is now perfectly clear
that steam power may be applied with the
greatest advantage to the silk loom, which
has heretofore been worked by hand only /:
and young girl may weave with this i'm
provcmcnr, rs much silk in day us can he
woven by two men upon the present plan
The new loom occupies hut little more
than half the space required by the one in
common use, as all the apparatus connect
ed with the weights is removed, and Il
spring substituted which performs the
work with much greater precision than eau
be wrought by weights.
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-09-26

The last Qfthe Romans. This was said
of Madison At the time of his decease, but
there is one other person who seems to have
some claims TO this honorable distinction.
Paine Wingute, of Stratham New Hamp-
Shire, still survives. lie was born MAY,
1888, was IL member Of the old Continental
Congress, and with John Langdon, rcpres-
ented his state in the first Senate in 1863,
and is believed TO he the only survivor Of
either house in the first Congress under
our present constitution. lie received the
hohors OF Harvard University, Cambridge,
in 1883, the year that Wolf took Quebec.
Judge Wingate, for some years past, has
been the only one alive of his class and n
number Of classes succeeding. For many
years he was Judge Of the Superior Court
Of New Hampshire. In l7GI he married
the sister of MISUNDERSTANDING, three years
younger than himself. They both, III the
ages Of more than ninety seven and ninety
four, are able to walk, and appear to enjoy
life. Ball, Gdz.
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-09-26
THE STATE JOURNAL.
CHAuNCEY L. KNAPP. EDITOR.

MONTPELIER, SEPT. 81, 1896.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-28
An &C, to amend an aer to provide for . revision

An act 10 amend an act TO provide for revision
OF the criminal code, and for other purposes: APP
points Chapman Johnson, Esq. TO carry into effect
the provisions OF the which this is amend
ment, and auihorisos him TO appoint cleik. The
act allows the assistant keepers, delivery clerk,
sergeant and porter of the Peniienliary, an allow
anco OF ono hundred dollars worth OF manufactures
Of the Peniientiary, provided the amount OF manu-
actures Of the Institution equal or exceeds the sum
Of SI2 900 year
An act to suppress Inc circulation Of inceudiary
publications and for other purposes; makes i, a
high misdemeanor for any member or agent of an
abolition or ani-Slavery society 10 come into and
maintain within this State, by speaking writing.
that the owners Of slaves have property in the
same or advocate OF advise the abolition of sla-
very, 10 be fined conviction, in sum not less
tban 30 nor more than 1900 and TO be impri>on-
ed not l,,ss than six months nor more than three
years aud declare, that for the writing or printing
or circulating Of any book, pamphlet or other wri
ting, with intent TO advise persuade persons Of
color to MAKE inSurrecion or denying the right of
masters 10 property in their slaves, intoxicating
the duy of resistance such right, the offender if
a colorcd person shall be punished by stripes, and
be transported and sold without the limits OF the
State and if free white person shall be deem
I'd guilty of felony, and be imprisoned in the Pen-
Tertiary not less than two nor more than five years
gives authority to any justice of the peace, if in
formed by any postmaster that any such book,
pamphlet, or other writing has been received at
his Office IN cause the same 20 be nnrnt, and to
commit To Jail the pet,aato whom the same is d.
reccd, if by satisfactory evidence il shall appear
Tat the SANE wa, Subscribed for bv him, knowing
its character and tendency, ar thai the party agreed
To receive 1t with intent to circulate it imposes
pcnalti,s upon poS'masierS violating the provisions
pf The act moi less than ily than two hun
dird dollars The act to be given IN charge to the
grand urics, aud To take effect from and after the
first OF June next.
An act to provide for keeping in repair the pub
lie roads within the corporation Of Lynchbnrg
authorizes the Hastings Court to let the roadside
contractors, 10 be paid by levy upon the titlabes
III the corporation, not exceeding one dollar upon
each.
An act 10 xplain the act entitled an act to re-
dncc into one the several acts concerning Grand
iurcs and petit ures provides that the owners
~ occupicrs of water pris mills, and none others,
shall be exempted or disqualified from serving as
grand jurors.
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hlarcll3
Notice..

IN PURSUANCE of II decree of the Circuit
l. Superior Court of Law and Chancery, for the
town OF l.ynchburg, made on the End day Febrsl-
arv, 1876, in the suit of VIM. Ford & Co. against
Hugh Montgomere and others, the undersigned,
Commissioner, appointed for that purpose, Will
proceed to SELL to the highest bidder, by way of
public auction, on Thursdaythe 9th day of May
next, II Lot and Tenement, on the street leading
to Poe's lanyard, opposite the residence Of Maj.
james b. Risque, aud formerly occupied by Mr..
Mongomerie IA Tobacco Factory.
TermS--sy twelve aud eighteen months cred
1t, thc.purchnser or purchasers giving bond and
good security for the purchase money, and the IL
tie to be retained as farther security.
HENRY BENNINGTON, rom'fr.
AprIi I'M
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STOP THE THIEF.

In STOLEN from my stable, near Camp
IA. bell Courthouse, on the night oftic I'm
inst, a dark bay roam MARE, a little below the
middle size, having sc r six or eight inches II.
length, on the left side, across the ribs (occasoned
by cut about the point reached by the saddle
skirt; scar over one Of her eyes made BY cut
ting OIL wart no star in the forehead. She y
in good order, has long man and tall carries
her head low, aud both trots and PAGES, and IS
good deal rubbed on the sides with the saddle
will give reward of ten dollars for the return
OF tine Mare, and twenty dollars for the apprehen-
slonot the Felon.-lnformaio by letter from any
one WHO has seen a Mare answering this descr'p-
ton, will be gladly received
DANIEL MARX.
Feb % IS
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NOTICE..

DuRSUANT to dccrc,al order Of the Circuit
4 Superior Court of Law and Cllanccry, for
the County OF Amherst, pronounced on the 7lh
day Of 4 pril, 1896, in IA sci. therein depending,
between Beverly Dawes, and William Brown Da-
Wis and Edla c. his wife, plaintiffs, and Edward
Tinsley and Others defendants !; the undersigned.
the Commissioners in said dccrctal order named,
will, on the Both day of April, 1886, on the pre-
msrs, sell, by way of public auction, for ready mo-
ney, IA certain tract or parcel of LAND, with its
appurtenances, situated in the said County of Am
herst, on James River, near Bethel, called the
Vault Hill Tract containing Sol acres, more
or less, subject to reservation of one there
Of, which will be laid off and designated previous
10 the sale, and for burying ground, in con-
tormity to the provisions of sal order.
MARTIN PARKS,
WM. STEEN, :
NELSON G.. DAWSON, (.
CHAMPE CARTER,
April II 1904
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DILL
Between Richmond and Washing ton.

1T Il with much qualification that the Richmond,
L Fredericksburg and Potomick Railroad Com
pany find themselves enabled to assure the Ncr
Ihern and Southern ulveliers, that there will he
neither disappointment nor detention any plrt
OF the above route.
Twenty miles of their Road is in full and sue
ccssIul operation, and the proprietor. OF the
Steamboat and Stage line the balance OF the
distance, are, by contract, bound to be adequately
provided tor all the travel which may oler and
to accommodate the same with extra Stages when
required llils enabling the Company 10 pledge
itself lhat no traveller shall apply unsucccssfully
for seat.
The Baltimore AMI W a>hngton Railroad, COM
plcsed and put in operation during the last year,
the Steam Boat navigation OF the Potomac, and
the Railroad from Petersburg to the Roanoke,
have relieved this route of "A large portion OF its
Former length OF STAGE travelling; and 1t is no."
believed 10 offer inducements 10 travellers supc-
ror To those found on any other route, between
New Orleans and New York.
Soon after the opening ot.Stramboat navigation
between the Northern cities, line is expected To
be established by which the Quincy from New
York to Richmond may be made in 33 hours, and
to Blakcly, \. G. in 4 hours, of which due notice
will be given.
A daily line to Louisa Court House, and Char
loticsvc, connecting with the Rail Road at a
point - miles from Richmond, is in full opera
ton.
Hours ordepaf,urc--lor Steam Mill and Char
louesvic 10 o'clock, A. NJ. precisely, and of arli-
vat2 r. NJ
Excursion passengers taken as usual. Seats for
all the above lines may be taken at the Depot.
Railroad Office, March 81. Pm
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SALE or TOWN LOTS.

and serentV.td'ee acres of LIND near Torn,
at .faction.
10 'ESl ANT to a decree of the Ilustinps
Il Court, pronounced at December term, 1885.
IN the case OF Duval rs Duval ct al: the undersgn-
ed therein appon'eda commissioner, for the pur-
poSc"'l' proceed to sell, by way of public auction,
10 the highest bidder, on the LIST day of May next,
on the premises, the following Town Lots, be-
longing to the estate of Thomas J. Duval dccJ :,
wit: Lot No. 374, $40, one acre. between 1otb
and lth streets and on 9th ally. Four acres of
Land between Sth and 9th streets one ditto he.
tween Eth street and Sth alley also, 70 acres of
Land on Gamblers Mountain.
DAVID r. LYMAN, Commissioner
March 81 I'M
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POLITICAL.

FoR rHE VIRGr>Ias.
God ana Isras rretOry DSGth ?
(TRA,is
Hrk hear tho battle cry
The blood red flag is waving high:
Texans conquer now or die,
5 For your liberty.
You have charged the reckless foe
peeper still. more dread the blow.
lie, Santa Anna early know
Yours is liberty
Alamo's plain for vengeance cries
The smoking gore see upward rise;
A Spartan band Of heroes dies
Sectheu ohiyalry.
We hear your voices = Ger the lea"
PROM shore TO shore. from sea TO sea,
And I'll our hearts with sympathy
Foryoar liberty.
Freemen. then, lead on the van;
March 10 the battle. every man,
And conquer slay the bloody elan'
For your liberty.
Onward. then. We souls so hiass.
Dag The cruel Yrant's grave,
And ms mercenafy slave
For your liberty.
Msy he8yen reward your glorious ann.
And crewd upon fyraut's name,
Lasting scorn, enduring shame,
For his fsrauay l. .. IL
Abiding 10 Gen. Cos.
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PETERSBURG, January i, 1896.

Dear SIR On Journey Richmond TO Petersburg, be-
acquainted aiuon, learned the prupe
of article for Of Rheumatism. known as Mr. w d.
Mutton and been afflicted with Nheu
affection length Of time determined
make t Dfthr aud found great saifac
relieved all
this dica md believe be the best rraey
Rhema,is have For the hencf of the Affected,
would These lines
they may Tho suffering, and
lnd tat aud cannot but hope Tint the
make eventually place through
the ted such that all have
bcncf, Medicine ably adapted the Of
ofthe worst d,case,. Yours respectfully
BENZ g. CLEMENTS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-28

TWILL sell, without reserve, at auction, OH the
1 premises, on Thursday the Sd day of March.
about 10 acres of Land, lying Immediately on the
river, haIf mile below Town, situated between
tie lot known the name g of Smith, we'll and the
property of Saml. Branstord.
This properIys valuable, and deserves the atten
lion of the public, as the Canal will run through it,.
Upon this Land there is Il very extensive Stone
Quarry. The title indisputable. Terms at sale.
JOHN r. d. PAYNE, Iuct'r.
Feb q tbs
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VI. UAEHT,
READY MADE CLoTHIN0 STORE.

SQUARE,)
Tno Doors from the Virginia Bank.

T'.eo Doors from the Virginia Bank.
vTNllE subscriber informs his friends and the pub
j lie generally, that he keeps constantly on hand
a general as snrlinent of every article IN the Dress
ne.-And as every article is made in town. the work
will be found to be good His assortment consists
IN part of
Rluc, black, and colored Dress and Froek Goats ;
Steel-mix ed and colored Big Coats
Ladies and Gentlemen's Cloaks of all desefp-
irons:
Fur and Seal Caps
Cloth and CASHMERE Panfsloons
Stocks, Shirts, Shrtecs, Stockenett Shirts and
Drawers Also,
''h'ldrens Clothing. &c. SC, &c. All Of which
will BE- sold low for each.
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RICHMOND, January II, 1896.

Mr. Mmnu-For the ben tit afflicted udured
mixture, F long TING hsrd it'll Rheumatism
Ind without Sensible
relief after all f1iled induced
medicine andcnn conscruoviy that
knew this disease.
would recommend alt afflicted trial
he mi ,uto HENRY PROBSr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-28
Sale of LAND AND NEGROES.

IN the 18th day of May, 1896, there will be sou
~ tor cash, at public auction, upon TIE premises
the tract of land wherein Godfrey Tolcr formerly re-
sided in the neighborhood ofthe Buffalo Springs u
amherst county, il being the Land conveyed by sa'
Godfrey to his sons VIM. b., Richard H., and BEN
W, Toler, as per deed of record in the Clerks once
OF the county court of Amherst.
And on the I'D Monday in May, 1896, at Amhefs'
Court House there will be- sold at public auction
70, CASH two negroes named Annetta and Eliza.
The sale will be made in pursuance of a deere
of the Circuit superior Court OF Law and Chance,!
orsald county made at the last september, term IL
the case Of Robinson VS. Toler
THOS. N. EUBANK, She'F and Com p
April Ia tbs
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RHEI.H.4 TfS.N.

W. u. MlNTON'S Rheumatic Mixture, may
w be had al II. S,abler's Lynchburg. Price
- per bottle. Ii eridem improvement, is moi
discovered from the use of the first bottle, the
price will be refunded. 1t is not deemed ne
ccssarv to comment on the virtue of this mixture
in the treatment of rheumatism, as it is only me-
ccssary for those suffering to give it fair trial, to
become convinced of its great efficacy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-28
COUNTRY MERcHAwvs:

IlY the ship Superior, Just arrived in James hiVef
ID from Liverpool shall receive, uth' course OF
the week the most Splendid assortment OF HAM,
WARE and CUTLERY, ever offered IN this market
which, added to our Stock on hand, and recent pnf-
ehases from the Northern Manufacturers, will enable
Ms to offer inducements. not be surpassed by any
house in Virginia. We invite the attention OF Mef-
chants and assure them that they shall have their
Hardware as low as il, can be purchased in Richmond.
II. d. RICHARDS 4 co.
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MACEDO MAN.

This thorough bred Stallion, bred by John Ran
dolph OF Roanoke Esq. will stand the present sea
son, at my stable, At the Red House, IN Charlotte
and at Mr, Samuel Pannills ,torc,' Campbell, both
OF which points extensively known) At so the
season. payable s expiration, On the iVth OF July
next; slotuinsurc, payable when the mare is known
10 be in toa o. prrrd with and % cents cash. to
the groom. Any person putting six mares, will be
charged Tor five only. All mares which missed the
last season will be insured the present, at the season
price. Pdsturlgc Will be furnished at my house,
without chargc, and mares fed, II required, at 25
cents pen day. The greatest care will be taken to
pre,rnt accidents esrapes but no liability for eli
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X. STABLER.
PETERSBURG, Jan. 81, 1886.

Mr. Mnon Sit BY ."nering' from the Rheumatism
vas muc
walk. Ancr few
edcina found almost entirely relieved, believe
,honld bat from
directed hHsrF used fourth
with con6dencr II /, me
afflicted, EDN ARD POWELL
ofPowcFs Hotel, Pcer.but <, Virginia.
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ExAM IN TON.

YNllE public examination OF the Bedford Female
u Seminary. will commence on Wednesday, the
9th, and close on Thursday, the 2Sth of April
The summer session of five months will commence
the 1st day of June NINAL SMITH.
April tDA
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BENZ. 8. CLEMENTS.
RICHMOND, Dec. 2, 1885.

1h, ee f having tried other parnons
for Rheuat,, finding relief and hcng unable 10
ihat could shoes, the
condition nuccd make Of w u Miu,ons kheu"ntk
Mixture aud pleasure recommen" 1t 10 all persons al
n'ci tho
have seior hear or ". ROSS.
April 81 I'm I'm
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y OTH('E.
The STUD or HORSES Jelopeing TO thu
estate Of John Ro"pjlph, Of Roanokr, hare
commenced Their seasons:


:, J\Nl'S.-That capital racer, anu son of Sir
- Archie, At Nh. Iarl,on Fleming ,Goochand,
~. five miles north OF Caitclsye, at S25 the
season, which may be discharged by 800 it paid on
or before the Goth OF July, at which time the season
expires $50 the single leap, To be paid down at the
time OF service, and in either ease, 81 10 the groom
ANY gentleman becoming responsible for five Mares
sha hu$c the sixth gratis.
~ Case OlG\E,-rhe fivo,te of the late
.LLG>Nlr. Rmpolph, and equallcd by few and sur
llZ-A passed by no horse that has trod English or
american soil, ~ point OF pedigree, high form, n
perior action at buckingham Court House Virginia,
ON the terms of Janus. Good and extensive
pasturage will b. furnished 10 mares to either
nd fed il require. "ith grain without stint. % cts
per day.
=. ToPAZ-N Clarksville Virginia, under
~ the management of Mr. John Cardwell, in
~ spcctor At Ncnable's Warehouse, on the
same terms of Janus and Gascoigne.
~ lLDFlRE,-N Nottoway Court House,
alT>uuder the management and control of Mr..
4Z-A- ortham, merchant OF that place, at SIS the
season be discharged by Sl2. if paid on or before
the 2hh July, Al which time the expires, aud
$40 the single leap. to be paid. down at the time of
service, and : IN either case, TO the groom.
These Horses have been so frequently adv crtiscd,
Mr. Raudolph's stock of Horses is well known,
ha further comment appears to be unnecessary
Indeed, If we were to Judge of the blood horse by
the length of advertisements at this time. When the
cotntr, is inundated with Stations of the highest and
all grades, the cocktail class the miserable scrub,
Mould as often have tl- precedence as Priam, a
MGmeiuke, or a Birmingham Breeders, examine
ior yoursel,cs--dontb be imposed OF.
WYATT CARDWEII
Manager Of the Estate
4 p The Editors Of the Richmond Uhig and En-
9uirer tciH please insert the ADORE mSic and present
their accounts ,rh oil their other ctaims to the sub.
scribc, at Charlotte Court House, ia. for payment
March II wSw
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Desirable Situation for Physician,
FOR SAFE

TNIiE subscriber having determined to move to
L the West, offers for sale, his HOUSES and
LOTS, in the Village of Lovngston, the seat of
justice for Nelson county, surrounded by highly
intelligent, respectable and wealthy population.
There are two half acre lots Of Land attached the
lai yer portion of which has been converted into a
very pretty and productive Falling Garden. The
improvements consist of a neat, comfortable and
convenient two-story BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE, new Office, Meat, Corn and Car
riage House, with good Stable. 4 situation so
desirable as this is rarely to be found in market:
and the subscriber believes he hazards nothing in
asserting, that there few situations in virginia
that offer many inducements to Physician
lie has orthe last II years had & continue to enjoy
an agreeable and extensive practice here He deems
it useless to say more in this advertisements as it is
presumed that gentlemen wishing to avail them
selves Of the present favorable opportunitv to Sc
cure good situation, will see and examine for
themselves For farther particulars. enquire of
Capt. Pizarro Edmunds, of the firm of Holcombe.
Burton & Edmunds, of Richmond, or of the sub
scribcr, living on the premises.
ARTHUR HOPKINS.
April Ii *0t
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ID. ROBES. Cl,rh.
iM


4 NANAL CONTRACTORS viii be furnished on
" the most reasonable terms. with lines Superi.
or ShoyeIs and Spades; long handle ShoY.Is Grow
Bars, Picks; Axes, Smiths Tools Naylar & Co.'S
tast-Stccl of all sizes Nail Rods Drill Iron; md
other lron almost every descrpton-an1 every
other article in the Hardware line They are partcu,
larly invited to give us a call.
II. b. RICHARDS & co.
Arrl II Is
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RIcuMoNp, Jan. 80, 1896.

have ha ocaNon effect Of d. W Mmtons remedy
for the rheumatism of
hottie. produced such relief AZ leads hope
VIII be cfsGted. GEO. FISHER.
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REINFORCEMENT.

INllE sale Of the above property is postponed
Il until Thursday, the 18th day of May next.
J. r. ID. PAYNE.
March 2 tbs
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Nessrs LEROY Jmdon Peter Dent, Jrrrmioh
Jordan,. William Cr"mp, Jocob Fer, and
Baid0 Nc Daniel -
WAKE NOTICE, that shall on the llth day
l. ofMay, 1896, at the Clerks Office of Bedford
county, take the dispositions of Joseph Wilson and
others be read evidence on the trial of sui in
the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery
for the county of Bedford, wherein am plaintiff
and you are defendants. JOEL WRIGHT,
March 81 I'm
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P0sTPoNEMHNr.

VII aoo'c sale is postponed till Saturday, the
n 9Th day oil May next.
DAVID X. LYMAN, Comm.
Apnl2j a
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500 Reward.
- ANAWA from the subscriber, residing
IL Lynohbmg, about the 10 til of January Ia


ID ANYWAY from the subscriber. residing IN
~ LynohbuIg, about the 10 til Of January last
BILLY,
commonly called BILLY JORDAN, aged about
20 years, dark mulatto, almost five feet six
inches high, very bushy head of hair dark grey
eyes, stoops n great deal in the shoulders, very
thin beard, has been for some time complaining on
account of sprain on his left arm near the wrist,
had on when he left grey domestic coat, brown
pan'aloons n a white hat. From what can learn
his aim is TO reach free state and the route ia
ken TO do so, is by the way of Charleston, on the
kanawha, where he may gain a passage to Oh'e.
For the apprehension and securing in any Jail, tho
SAID boy, so that | get him, Twill give $50 if taken
IN, or : 100 if taken ont of the state.
CHRISTIANA TODD.
~ The kanawha Banner and Cincinnati
Wing will insert the above 4 times, and send Their
accounts to this office.
Feb o1
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COR N FOR SALE

/ NAVE four or five hundred barrl, of CORN
foy sale. WN n -.ApI, Nn
New Glasgow, Jan. % ;.