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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-07-12

Respecting the Experiment" the
democrat" whole hog Van Buren,
paper, published in Yates county, N.
York, makes the following remarks.
The experiment has been fairly and
thoroughly tried. A reform in the
currency has been attempted, and it
is among the thousand lessons of histo.
ry which teach that theory, withou,
practical proof Of its utility, is but the
baseless fabric of vision. Expert.
ence in this instance has been dearly
bought; for the building has been torn
down before the materials for another
were collected; and now we are ex.
posed to the pitiless peltings of the
tempest. On this subject it is high
time to be honest. and to cease recrimi.
nation, for all parties have been struck
with the fiscal mania, and rude hands
and ruder suggestions have overthrowr
the experience Of long years. TIL,
currency has been the subject of tn,
mornings discussion, the evening con
versation, and the midnight DREAM
All voices were loud in extolling q
hard currency; and hard currency
it has proved to be. We attack nc
ones system we do not doubt that a
Benton or a Hill could show us, on pa.
per, by neatly arrayed figures, that a
metallic currency WINS the most prefe.
rable, and enforce its virtues by argu.
ment: still we should doubt. Let us
have back our old currency, our small
notes, our confidence, and our credit
and, above all, if Uncle Sam would
have his children abound in specie, lie,
him not monopolize it all in his own
brooches pocket, idle and useless to
himself and them."
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-07-12

A NOBLE SAcRIFIcE.-It has been ie-
marked by the master Of the human heart,
mat truth IS strange-stranger than fiction.
The following, which we extract from the
Norwalk Chronicle, is proof Of the cor
RICHNESS Of the observation. The magma
ton has never pictured more sublime in
stance Of virtuous heroism. The noble
courage, says the Chronicle, displayed by
SCOTS Rebecca, in his novel Of Ivanhoe,
when she stood upon the tower, from
which she declared she would precipitate
herself If followed by the william who desir-
ed to rob her Of her honor, has been more
than Swallowed by the sacrifice Of young
girI, near Hartford Conn.
The facts are given US by a gentlemen,
and are as follows The son ola respect.
able paper maker, one day. few week.
ago. finding the young girl alluded to, at
che dinner hour, in the upper room OF the
paper mill, entered. and locking the door
seized the girl and endeavored to accom-.
piish bis Iarquinian purpose, when the girl
sprung from bis grasp, and approached the
edge Of the scuttle, which opened into two
chambers beneath, q distance Of so feet
The cowardly miscreant was about ad
vancing to secure the heroine again, when
she exclaimed" Dare, sir, to advance
one step toward me. and my death be on
your head. free myself by jumping down
these falls" The william approached but
step and the girl dashed herself forward,
falling through the two stories and break
ing her ribs in the most shocking manner.
Such devotion should be immertalized-
such an instance Of self sacrifice should be
hailed with the highest admiration. is,
perhaps. needless to add that the young
man paid dearly for bis attempt, to the a.
mount OF IS ,0O0.- Penn. Sent.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-07-12

to his death by violence. A man by
the name of Jacob P. Crabtree has been
arrested, from very strong circumstan.
ces, as the supposed murderer, and is
now in jail. Crabtree is shoemaker
bytrade and says he is from Lee county,
in this State. As the matter win under.
go a legal investigation very shortly be-
fore an examining court, we forbear,
for the present, any further remarks.
Fyncasfie Democrat.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-07-12

No less than seven hundred and eighty
Of our most respectable citizens--impor-
ters and their sureties, have been held TO
bail during the last week, on custom house
bondsl Mica who for is TO 10 years have
never Quilted the city, have been compel
led to give security that they will be forth
coming ca sc 7th of December next, or
else the importer, who has already tender.
ed the amount of duties 10 notes OF the
pet and other banks, must release his
friend by purchasing specie TO gil the cof
lers OF the nefarous kitchen crew, who
are not only bankrupt themselves, but
have gone far TO make the country like
them.-.N. O. Herald.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-07-12

A DrLEMNA.-A fellow yesterday enter
ed the passage in the Rislto." between
the bar and barbers's shop. He had one
solitary bit, a long beard and confoun-
d.d thirst He wanted to be halfshaued. -
What to do he knew not for moment but
while Illuminating upon his condition, a
thought struck him to toss mp his bitt--
heads. shave--tails, julep. Up went the
bitt, and up camo heads I! That's not
fair" said he. and up goes the bitt again,
for seven successive times, and heads il
was. Still it was not fair play. Finally
up came tails" that's fair. The. long beard
may 60 the d. l"-and down went the
mint julep - Picayune.
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UutI tuuu Oh TUG II q
VIM. Wertenbaker, Secretary.

FANCY SrocK-An aged father called
bis son into his room on the day he was
twenty years Of age, and with seri
Gus countenance addressed him thus:
My son. you are.now free, and must
hereafter provide wholly for yourself. 10
this packet is $4,000 /; yet you will have TO
labor as though you were not worth cent.
Take it, with my blessing"
The son retired, examined the packet.
and found-.tfteen hundred dollars in con.
tinentat money. and the remainder in out
Ia,ced due bills. accompanied with this
note
My son Il came to Boston twenty years
since with shilling in my pocket, and the
enclosed vaiueiess paper given me by my
father in my hat. BY honesty, sobriety
and my tough hands, kept clear con-
science, and obtained the property now
possess. Do likewise. Your affectionate
FATHER
He did, and now occupies the noblest
palace that e the city of palaces" can pro
duce. A shilling was bis fathers capital
a shilling was his.
Reason,-The three thousand dollars
gwen by his father was the only I" fancy
stock" be ever possessed.
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becomes worn out. and at last incapable of
producing more than half crop Of wheat
II is a subject we hope the farmers will
take under deep consideration. - Lancaster
Express.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-07-12

LIVING ON SMALL MEANs.-A correspon-
dent OF tho Salem Gazette gives the fol
lowing, as the substance Of DR.. Alcott' g
last words:-
"For breakfast eat two cents worth OF
dried apples, without drink. For dinner,
drink quart Of water. to swell the ap.
Piles. Supper-took tea with a friend"
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slder II. that they assented before toe sub
nsitted TO the necessity Of that suspension.
j. p. VAN NESS,
President Of The Bunk Of The Metropolis.
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CONFLICTING OPiNIoTs.--1he following
10 enc of a series OF resolutions adopted al
Van Buren, meeting recently held in
Philadelphia, in the proceedings Of which.
the most thorough going supporters ofthe
Administration participated,-tbe most
prominent af the orators and committee
men, being according to custom at such
gatherings, the "HIRELiNGs,n "a Aaaeess
KENDALL elegantly calls the officers of the
General Government.
RESOLVED, That according to the Con.
stitution Of the United States, a State Lee
gislature has no more right to charter
companies TO emit bills Of credit, on what
is called paper money, than they have to
charter companies to coin money.
These worthless have not had their cue.
This resolution is in direct opposition to
the last declaration of faith given out by
the Globe. What says that journal. 10
commentary on Mr.. TALLMASE's letter,
it uses this plain language. "However
they (the friends of the Administration
may differ about the theory Of Banks-a
subject. which. they all agree, belongs erclu
siusly TO THE LEGISLATION OF THE STATES"
SC. &c.
But what is infinitely worse, the resolu-
ton is in utter contrariety to the opinion
of Mr. VAN BURN himself. as given IN his
celebrated letter to SHERRoD WILLIAMS.
He there says;
Whether they 1.-THE founders of the
Constitution also designed to dvest the
states OF their antecedent right to incorpo-
rate banks, il wuold now be more curious
than useful to enquire. That matter, so
far as it relates to the mere question Of po,o
sr, must be regarded as settled in favor Of
the continued authority Of the States"
The truth is, the adherents of the by
bird faction now 10 power, know not what
TO believe. Their leaders are mere set
oil ume-servers, engaged in low strife for
temporary popularity, utterly destitute OF
any fixed principles. and kept together
only by the cohesive power of the plum.
der Of the public. Bait. Pat.
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MIR. WlSE's SPEECH " NORFOLK.

Mp MISSES SPEECH VT NORFOLK
.,. .. #,,lI,,
Nh"os'''e' 81 III. WIZ 'P'' - - ~
Dinner 2hen Ia Inn recently IN NaHoh' N1'l n'a
been published. Il i one ot the J9r,ca productions
|of,h.. Ia, We have not room f5l nuic ol II To-
,.., -. ,,,.,,l,i=.
"a? '''' ~ ''''''''
description Of lhe ENPmsh5 N''ne III 'n' -
nate.
Last ,k,nf,,, .i, the decd was actually done. The
ceue nfthe I6lh January $50 n the Senate of the
l. e,tes cyrr Ia. bcen nor never will be described
las !, was rb,l dav the Senate fell tramplcd
,,,Ic ,bc feet ola t,r,ni'+ Slaves About OF ) -
,l,cl = N Tho |, ,sr of rDrrse,n lives aAjournrd
1h,#,, ,.,,,ho,s orrc,YlIy all the ,ncss 10 which
LI,,,,cl Ly,.,,,l tn ,bcir dlnn ,r. a. usual
Indor Wbnc (,t ,Tenncs.rrl wa. of my mess and
,,,i,., ,,u,r, ,,,r bin,-wr val5-d until il was
no,oIndoL ,L l,rn,,,= ,ouId sit nntd niell and
:, c,n, -, t,,. -. known by all who knew him
,l, L., No., I.,, la, s,,l Inti fhs SrD,ir Ifsrll nd
,,,,.I VIII, / l,J finished IN, meal | loohrd
,,,t ,,,, nil ,I, G,i,oI and saw the Senate nae s
n,,,., N,h,tc,,, det,,, thcn So wa. the question
81 H. ava, ,,,,,, tho e>pauaina resolution wa, the
a,l, T. :, ,a.,hto thai they 1rc,t the farce 50 Sc
,3a,,yIy ,s IA hmm +, candle over ~ Yes, indeed
,ti. h, noo,,n - determined Ia play the play
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~ 1.-THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN :

al;,bea seui-peeky, terry uoaday aad 7HnrsdoyJ t
tr Doylqrs per annn'1 Idybtc in orancc. No subscril
- m be reccired fora shorter period Than SIR months ana,
,, H be discontinued (erccpt al he discretion of The
ri,,or, until all arrearoscs are paid.
,1DpERTIsEhENTSin serteda 80 ceatsper square
for the first Insertion, and b for crery snbse
,urat Insertion
arJOB PRINTING cfecuted neatly and erpcditionslg
81 IN, y,oxoaabie terms.
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u The probable adopton II relief Laws and
stop lrWs, aud Lynch la"s, III some ot the states,
which would appear 10 be near at hand from the fol
lowing article III the New Orleans american Of 9Th \
phi.
In lllnds county, Misslssiprl, more than thou
sand suits have beru brought. The citizens III sell
q" defence, pctitlnnel the Governor to convene the
Legislature tot the purpose ri passing fehel 81
ieplesiu law. lie not having done 50, they hatc
d" called upon The Sheriff 10 resign inst before the A
:" pill term commences, Threatening vengeance 4
gast Any one who will aceeptol the Office Pf9t'"-
" DorC"
It's The knowledge ol tn, fact Which has dcta-
ted The course pursued by The " Washington Globe
ever since The winding up uf the experiment began.
6rneral Jackson Is At this moment The President 81
the mrd States ~ relates Ia all power over the
specie rnrnu,-its will, aud not that ol Nh. Van
Bufen, constitutes the Law ut the land Tor who can
doubt tar Il momrnt that ithc 10 assent IL lts
repeal. the "authel al tn letter To Shruod Wi
hams would hesitate second about It File col
utnhs nj that journal every das filed with bold
attempts shcH that the disasters ol the country are
the ELECTS OF speculation aud over trading, without
even - much btuhhne that the cause of tins
speculation and ofcl trading "As the creation ot
rtHEr HUNDRED Ana rifrh -sfyBN new banks and
the augmentation al papei credits, winch never could
have had an existence bn iar the g." humble efforts"
al General Jackson 10 restore " the constitutional
currency" Nor, = the Globe at all particular asto
the truth Of what Il ,oucht> tof Ii dead, IN round
assertions, aud sometimes 50 lndncrcrt to fur
nlsh, sr the evidence inr dspro,iug It's STATE
i.,. H., ''..I -. = IL "a II
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administration, during which time the imports were
u 40 = /, li,,. IA H. -. ~ ia 5l-a ,oI
lars n,o,i', nm ~ ,,-no,,s ,,nn,ng r. +,
sn, - lai,, ,l go, -, ,l, ,,s,, nt ,I,i y. oo,
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or any occasIon Whilst reading this paper there
vas mt a vhisper silence seemed 10 approve every
word and every sentiment deep and even painful
attention seemed TO promise that conviction was
wrought on the minds OF many, and NIL seemed as II
lust arrested in the act of perpetfatitg some horrd
deed Internationally from which their minds seefn-
ed for +, moment to revolt Hope rose up within mo.
that IA the word that is the speech. that y the pa
per- nothing more nothing less than what |
ptaycd iut tfcn. II any tng could have touched
the minds and hearts of such the protest oiDs-
mel Webster and John Davis of MASSACHUSETTS,,
would have wrought upon hem. Never never shall
forget the manner IN which he uttered The WORD:
have coiitrtcd ourselves to witness tins scene.
lie spale uiumpmntly Of Massachusetts sue stooo
erect, she had not bowed The Knee or the neck hef
sol WIS mfed with the best blood ofthe revolution.
| WITS losing myself. ! wildly looked 10 the scats
of rgnia Senators where WIS Icig'i, where was
Tyler could have sltlekcd Tor then tne 90
MUS OF Virginia did agonize. 40 Ltlgh, no s'ot
was There they were already dragged "n' iioi"
these seats; sna..hed from the defence OF he Jour
nal ol the Senate olthe constitutions No sui deeu
could be done with such men there. NO, never
never; for well do remember the speech OF Lelgh
It never be forgotten by Ben'on OF ny i.nes or
any one WHO heard H. II made ls"es TOOK IKE no
did during The actual seene lcNplh't1on ihc "h''
JUDGE Wilkins alled johnny Neal sala ne : 'onh-
ny Nc1l, You atc Sai"i man he l''a"e pen'o'
took like he felt IN the Chapel when he was eNpei-
led nom COLLEGE at the ace oi 70 "e'snhg 10y
pounds nctt, lor petty lateenY es sif MI ie'sh
VAS giving many beautiful anu pm'oiogic" II
luslprions from the Holy Scriptures to aho" mo
meimne OF the verb to kept li9i hr paused
rai-ea his spcetaecs settled h'nseh ha,h upon ms
cDuplIf ms left ms il9t hdnt auu
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Geasscalacm's Sssqs,mrr Wear.

E,1RENCH RON}NZINES,
d Parlm1fr Cloths, beautiful articc,
Blue, black aud green 0reandle,
Grape Hastings, Ermner~
French Linens, great variety,
LINEN and Cotton Fancy DrilIlngs,
Grass Linens, Nenctians,
Ncstmes, great variety,
Satin aud Bombaziao Stocks.
- and ~ Inch Black Italian Cr1llts, &c. Ne.
lust received.
MARTIN. WARD & DAVIS.
April 81 l.
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ing passage
Wy Poollc NE mas oeen long one, aud can.
nv nope ,H'' has AZ al hm's' he'h lee lfom
e''ofs' SUI nave Inc consolation ct ha2sBa
''u Al mistakes nave oeen committed they hare
H'' N'i0'S9 Hl"f'd ne coHAHY 81 ahNouslN en-
d''N"ned 10 serve aud At the nomont when sur
i'"'f my last paohc aust Leave tins people
prosperous an" h"IPH III me luIl tnl"NlnelIt oil hb-
cry ma peace ana hahoted and respected by eve
~ ~, n''oh VI 'no ""'''
''s oo'''','' 's,S s,'e"n Nv Tue aheN' quota
ton, wsIssnrd AT midnight oflhe Sd of March, thd
nelns ne mo~t@ At which the ssnc' surrendered his
''sl 'ope 'f"S'' anu II Is not little femmk9hl' that
%" me riy ha's am bct9g nc daHteEdV@ hSth=
,e1tH& "Po" mr. d0fcSV ms @F,t' the "na'"s up OF
ms "o'nea experiments "h''' IL h'e" HAD - not
'',o"s. ', n.y. ''' country commenced n Ne"
'''aS' ne h'st symptoms oI mercantile failures
"''' l'oNt' III IA" e''Y GA 'a' lih "i Nheil al
,Io"sn nc wee not Pnoil>e'o "eil The III, aud
"oh '"' NV To 'a' l'''ah 'h''f ny hrth III 'tflA
Io''' "a,N ,oe'tsN'79'' c''Ht'. >i7hhslhhe H.
''9'' 81 Tue o'''luleh 'h1 TIC people 4' - pms
Fa"H az" h"H9,
rs the "l'e' oi these mp' e, ln'end' tllem \, his
''n'" 'f''l"' "i tFf @"Nt "s"9H' fffo1 sttct
''s 't5'434 7t, 's'' f'f''as" =" rs ~ mum eaas
fG"S' Nc ooi|"' IS " '' Il necessary u al lliN di'
/ y TO sl',f "hdlht PisFRV az adfi5taNN are, e
winch General Jackson had len '.tIns e'cM people
/ ~ the tall tuoNmoht. lmle indeed, las not YET
/ bcrn afforded, ot any thing more Han partial dis,
pIlN al these hoastcd blessings, aud tu the present
heN III therefore content himself "lfh rn0neIallne
only thet"Io"ms, which have beoath In lc,cl.
oped.
l, lhc iallar'al New Orleans Of all bat -four ol
h'eoi The mmtpl cotton factors Though whose
credit aud oapla the planters oi Louisiana Mlssis
sippl Tennessee aud Alabama, were enabled IL
purchase llaI and sla>es, Improve thcir plania=
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y Il Il K - Sc.

BEAUTIFUL Bonner SILKS nch figured
ID SILkS and SATlNS some beautiful ylesl for
party dresses; black Nauc nj Lu>triu2s, black aud
C6lorcd Gro de Maps, beautiful Chaict'es; Bonn
bgzines; PRINTED Jacoucts, &r. dc. Just rccelg.
ed at MARTIN, w AltD q DAAlN'S.
April . Is
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NOTICE..

sDTN AWAY from the subscriber, near otter
ia Bridge, on the 18th of april, bright nnlafto
negro man, named JIM about thifty-t@o or threr
wars old. about SIX feet hlgh, and spar" made
When he went OFF, he had on hi- common ciotlnng'
bat no doubt will change it, Ton he has a very
GOOD blue cloth coat, and Other good clothes IL
b,- wife AT Mr. NJ. Wlnlss, a few miles above
Liberty. and he may be about in that n"'eh9orhood'
aad Ia also has several acquantances about L5nch-
burg. and he may be about there. viii eve hh-
end reward tor his apprehension, OF any information
50 that | get HIM ELIHAbF- II hf'n''
Anrl y WV
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EP.SGg1S' EGDEs .S.Eg.S,.

IN ASNn LBS. WE'LL CURED FAMl-
sPOss.TO LY BACON put up by the sub
scriber5 and ready for delivery Contractors ON
the Canal can be accommodated to suit Their conve-
nlence rs 10 payment.
WILLIAMS s. VICTOR.
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.EtN' :$s,fisss. E'oosis.
w an 4 u a. 4 4 ,sR'a' IL

w an 4 a 4, x q; y u IL,
doors below the Farmer Sank of. ir2imia,
EANE REGEII Il u their entire stock OF
III Spring. GOODS,
Embracing nearly all the leading articles Of French
intiIa, Italian, English and Swiss Mandatory; a
large assortment Cloths Cassimcres and Nestngs OF
every shade and quality good assortment Inn
brellaS, Parasols Leghorn, Tuscan and Straw Bon
nets, handsome style Gloves, Hosiery and Bomba-
zne together with every other article usually kept
IN their line. Also, a large stock Groceries.
Hats, Shoes, .lr, &c. all OF which Will be sold
cheaper than heretofore, as tnc, were bought under
more favorable circumstances.
Their old customers and the public generally are
particularly invited to call and examine before pnr
chasing. W. 4 S.
April Il I.
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VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY
ESAHS SILL
NOTICE.

VIE subscriber has first rate AsceA "a VI a.
L son, and also a good supply of the best KIND
., hoCk, and is prepared to execute every kiha {"
hoCk-WORK at the shortest notice and IN TIA
nea'es manner at liberal prices. .,,,>
J. e. SHACkLEFORD.
The subscriber has for sale new tAkkl An
q good qualli, 1t 4 liberal price. J. = :
. Anil on
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WASHINGTON psOTEE..

Vs as,sEENGTOS esGEEE.
TFNIlE subscribers beg leave to inform thclr friends
L and the public generally. that they have pur-
chased this valuable property and are prepared 10 &c
csnnodatr ali those who may favor MS with call
The house WI be furnished with neat and PLAIN iuf-
nlturc and the best that can be procuf-
ed our bar with the best of liquors aud our stable
with the best the market affords.
Our senior has great experience IN the business
and we pledge ourselves to the most interchangeable
cxcrfious 10 render our visitors comfortable and T.
orceable WILLIAM HIN.
JAMES NJ. LANGllORNE.
y B.-The subscribers prepared TO accom-
modac and would like 10 receive a few yearly Boar-
ders. w -
]. N. l..
I.yurhbure. Oct.2l II
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Manila E,.d Cord and Plough pi,ps.

ofc,ery Kind will be sold IS low ashley eanb aat.ht
al the North.
We also manufacture NNTRASSES of almost
every description. We hatc hmd somr 10 III u
SuGCk MArRASSES, and are prepared to TIL
almost any order that way, the IJHe>t possible
terms
Having had much experience in the Manufacture
of the above articles with desire to pe,sc, quail
y and price, We hope 1t Ieast to yet ,harc oi the
patronage oil the town and surrounding country.
We hive On hand 4 lev Old FASHIONED
Bed Cords aud Plough Lines, plenty long enough,
and no mlstaae-such viii please all that want 10
hu, good article for thcr owutse.
ECllOI.S X CINDlt'F.
p. S.-Cotton and Hemp Twlne ofe'erN kind and
quality. T.. y =.
Nav | /,
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POLITICAL.

From tie National Ga.ftff
THE WINDING UP on GENERAL. JACN-
SIMS asuHIE EFFORT TO RESTORE
ruG CONsrurITsONNI CURRENCY !.
BRING Tim HEGuNNrNG or ruEENu
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sOfIis amount l.as tLnn Hiftyhr0 HiHOag nernod alt
he removed ri II. pnsfs, winch tn Who'll nffm nnuo'
tIui rna hr natrthrd Ia "fms humble effort
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.vk,Uv GOOHaS.
JAMES a.. HIOlSNIls.
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.

EEAs just recchcdat his NEW CASH sTOR
IL a large portion of his
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April 10
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In General laokson's sell. glorlication manifesto,
entitled his Fnem ell Address" We hud the follow,