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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-06-13
ig3lSAID BAGS

BEAD BAGS
EUST received at the new store large
Cd stock Of Bead Bags which can be sold
very cheap, by -
May % 1888.
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Z40Na'.
ENOR sale by
E' A. ROBINSON g. Co.
June Is, 1888.
I40sss'.

PUBLIC SAlklAo
THVHE undersigned will offer at public
b sale on Thursday the 2lst lust. a,
his shop in Msrtinsburg. all his stock oil
Cabinet Furniture
on hand, consisting of BUREAUS, ia
.BLES. WARDROBES, BEDSTEADS,
STANDS, CHAIRS. Sc, also large
stock of Seasoned Lumber, consisting Of
CHERRY WALNUT, AND POPLAR PLANK.
SCANTLING. MAHOGANY PLANK.
one first rate HE.fRSE nearly new,
Biers, two sets Of Harness, large mum
Der of
CABINET MAKERS TOOLS,
consisting Of every variety necessary for
shop, two superior Turning Lathes, one
large and one small. with variety OF
other articles.
On the same day, he will offer for rent,
until the lst OF April. to the highest bid
der, the House and Lot at present occu
pied by him as Cabinet Makers Shop.
Possession can be had Immediately.
gE- 1erms.-Three months credit will
be given on all sums of S. and upwards,
the purchaser giving bond and security,
under that sum, cash.
RICHARD w. RUCKLE.
June 6, 1SSS.-td
All persons having claims against the
late firm of Ruckle * Hull. are requested
TO present the same for settlement and
also all those indebted to me individually
II w
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Herring
DANCING.

BF my friends in Mar,insburg desire me
IL to teach dancing this season. | will
attend 10 their request speedily. il they
will address a note TO me by mail al
Winchester.
e. C. BREEDlN.
July 8, ls3S.-3t
a1-They will please 10 be prompt
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lit GHNrycsgOsC,s.

eNiE Livingston Lodge, at Charles
l town, will celebrate the Annivefsa
ry Of 81 John the Baptist, by procession
and al Grafton, on Monday the 25th Of
June, (the Gath, the day observed, coming
on the Sabbath.) The members of tbs
Winchester, Harpers Ferry. Smitl,iield
Sbepherdstown, Woodstock Snickersvile
Mariinsburg. and Williamsport Lodges
together with all brethren 10 regular stan
ding. are cordially invited TO join in the
- /. ID ,at,an
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-06-13
Farm Go,. Sale.

lHsHE subscribers offer for sale their
= Tract OF Land, situated about four
miles north west Of Martinsburg, Berkeley
County, containing about
800 .HrreS.
OF First-rate Limestone Land.
10 which about ONE HUNDRED more
can be added, IL the purchaser desl,o il,
equal in strength and fertility Of soil 10 any
10 tho great Valley OF Virginia. tits iine.
" watered. aud well improved as to build.
,ngs, Sc. having upon il large and COM
modlous Brick
Dmelltng Mouse, .snsa
and Good KITCHEN, as..f
iine Limestone Spring in ~
NE yard, which was never known TO tall,
with Stone Spring House at its source.
and short distance from il large Stone
Disiiie'y, With over head water Also,
Two Excellent Orchards,
al grated fruit; good Bnas and Stables.
Smoke House, Cora lleuse, Itagoa Sheds.
and all other out buildings Of necessity or
Iconvenicnce on farm.
Ofthis land, ahont TWO HUNDRED
and NINETY ACRES are cleared.
ano 10 high state OF cultivation the hs.
lance well clothed with fine t.yijfu Tim.
Der. The cleared land is divided into ele.
ven disieren, fields. all under good fence
with constant water running through each
Of them~-producing luxurianily. Wheat.
Rye, Corn. Oats. Timothy. Clover, and
every other description ofcrop which good
land m this section Of county is capable
OF producing --hesides. being equal. as a
Grazing Farm to any other.
! ga further description of this proper
| " ID deemed unnecessary, as persons wish
ing 20 purchase will no doubt view the
premises and judge for themselves.
| gJ%1rRMs will be accommodating. and
PRICE low. CATHARINE GROVE,
| JACOB A. GROVE.
April IS, IS3S.--if
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WIN II. WIN IyTs II.
June s. 1888,

g5-The Timing and Copper Smlthiny
business, in all its various branches CARR
ed on AS heretofore J III. b
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MIR T,E.H,sEsVEeG
W0OLLEN FACTORY.


FExiiE subscribers would respectfully in.
u form their customers and the public
at large. that they have now on hand a
large quantity Of first rate goods, such as
CLOTHS, CARPfTING, PLAID g. PULLED LIN.
SEYS, fLANNElS, &C. &C.
which they will exchange for wool on ac
comodsting terms; those from distance
who have wool for sale and are ia want of
Foods Of the above descriptions will find
j, 10 their advantage 10 give Us call. and
we would inform such, tibet they can have
the goods to take home with them, AZ the
time of delivering The wool. or AZ any o.
Their time, 10 suit their eonycnieuee.---
Country Carding, as heretofore, will be
done upon short notice, and 10 the best
possible manner. For all country work
done by us. Soap. and other country pro.
duce. will be received 10 payment il deliv.
cred al The time Of taking the work. but
10 credit can be given for work amour
ting TO less sum than one Dollar unless
TO regular and punctua Customers.
WILCOX & JOB.
Nav f6 1898
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Mr.. r. SUR II q,

FROM BALTIMORE.
Ed ESPECTFULLY offers his profess
Ee ional services TO the citizens Of Mar
tins Ourg and vicinity Persons having
decayed or unsound teeth will do well to
give him a call. at his Office, one door
north Of Mr.. d. II. CoDrad's and nearly
opposite Mrs, Litile's school lie intends
making Martinsburg his residence for
some time and will be thankful for the pa
tronage Of its citizens.
Porcelain or Natural Teeth inserted,
from one 10 whole sett.
NAV %, 1S98.--tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-06-13

A Bye-Lasa IN relation TO the 0eighiHg
Of Hay in The tosca Of MartinsB,rg.
WHEREAS, Il has been represented TO
the Beard OF Trustees Of the town oil Mar.
iinsburg. that the bye laws &C this Board
requiring all hay To be weighed. which Is
offered tor sale IN his town, has been
frequently violated: BE IL enacted and de
ciarcd, by The Trustees of Martinshurg.
that from end after tho passage OF this act
IL any person shall sell. or offer 10 sell.
Iaos load Of hay, without having the same
weighed al the public Hay scales, and
obtaining FROM the weigh master the
gross and nett weight OF his load, be or
she shall forfeit and pay sum OF not less
than one dollar and no, more than five
dollars, recoverable before any Justice OF
the Peace in Berkeley couniy.
De IL further enacted aud declared. hy
the Trustees aforesaid, that il shall be
the duty OF the Weigh Master. Town
Sergeant, and Market Master. TO prose
cute all persons who shall oflend under
this act.
BE Il further enacted and declared. b,
the Trustees aforesaid. that this Bye
Law shall be in force from and after the
passage thereof.
ID II. CONRAD. Prssf.
s. Canaan Rprarisr
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COOKING.
PARL0tTR,
"A NJ u
iNlGANLEu.i.Iyy
AyA
NfOreH.

.el the latest and mos'
desirable patterns al
of which viii be finish
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sHE subscribers offer for sale their
= Tract OF Land. situated about four
niles north ives, of Martinsburg, Berkeley
County. containing ahn,,f
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STOVES! STOVES

VIE undersigned respectfully inform.
u the public that he win be ready to
supply his customers, and others the pre-.
seat season, with various kinds OF
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SzNlSylNS,

Of which article he intends 10 keep O
hand large and constant sopply. Iii
assortment will consist Of
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-05-23
ID ffn. .

In this town, on the lst inst, Lavina A., daugh-
ter of Mr., William Sphinx, aged l year and 9
months.
On Sunday 18th inst Mr. William Norton, aged
45 years.
Same day Mr.. William Place, son of Mr. Hen
ry q. Place, aged "a years.
On Wednesday last, (of small por, taken a,
New York; Mr.. John B Deblois son of Mr.. Ste
phen Deblois, in the 25th year of his age-IIe has
lett wife and young child to mourn the loss of an
aifectionate husband and father
AT Westerly on the 14th inst, Mr. William p
Gavt son of the late Sylvester Gavt Esq, aged 3,
years.
At New Sboreham, on the 9th inst. Mary Catha.
rine Malbone, infant daughter Of DIR. VIM. Crooke.
AT Providence, on Sunday 18th inst, Mrs Eliz-
abeth Sylvester, widow of Mr. John Sylvester, of
this town, in the 18th year of her age.
In Ricbheld, (Ostego County, State ofN York,
Mrs. Abigail Braman, wife of Mr. Jasper Braman,
and daughter Of the late Mr.. William Goddard. of
this town. agsd 60 years.
AT Mount Vision, Otsego County, n Y. on 2Slh
ult Mr.. Henry p Wales, son of the late Aiher-
ton Wales, Esq. ofPottsmoth, aged % years,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-05-23
New YoRK CATTLE M.RxEr. MavIa

Beeves-About GEO head were offered to-day, of
which $50 were from the South. A steady de-
mand continues, and about GOO head were readily
taken at 80 10 80 forming an average of 50 so
per cwt., and show ing an advance on the rates of
the previous week.
Cows and Calves-The supply included 100, sS
Of which were sold at S33 SI5
Sheep.-The number irving is still too trifling
to form any quotations from.
Hay.-Scarce at SIC ST. Straw more plenty
at 81 80 S3
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-05-23
M
SHIP m NEW S.
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.

FRIDAY, May IS.
Schr Darius, Baker, from Philadelphia for
Providenee-Sloops Hero, Read, from Providence
for New York.--Tecumseh, Gould from do. for
do
SUNDAY May ooh
French ship Alexandra, Masaund, of Bordeaux
from Batavia via Isle of France. Her cargo con
sIsts of 1914 bags of Coffee 1895 pigs of Metal;
1900 bundles Of Rattans; 515 Hides; 1888 sacks of
Saffron 5 boxes Tortoise Shell 3casks of Nut
megs-Brig Sea Bird, Mayberry. from Richmond
with Coal, Corn and Wood, to the master-Schr.
Experiment, Downey. from Apalachicola. .-Sloop
Candace, Brown, from Albany for Fall River.
MONDAY, May 21,t
Sloops Rienzis, Heath, from New York for
Providence.-Cyren, Gardner from Mills,one-
point, with Granite for Goat-Tsland.
CLEARED.
Ship Erie, Dennis Pacific Ocean
Sehr. Commerce, Carr, Matanzas
Schr Darius, Baker, Providence.
Sloop West Chester, Manchester do,
do. George g. Mary, Walden, do.
---ee~---
The schr. Eastern Star, Tibbets, from Bristol,
Me for this port, with lumber, was run into on
"Wednesday last, miles west of Cape Cod, by brig
Barclay, arrived at Boston, and crew taken off
MARINE MEMORANDA.
At Havre, April llth, ship Ku,uzoff. Taylor Of
this port, from New Orleans.
At New Orleans May 9Th, schr Wolcott, from
Vermiion Bay ADV. brig Gov. Coddington ,
Cozzens, for Baltimore nert week; schr Mogul,
Austin, for New York.
Schr Lady Adams, Chase, for Newport, SAILED
from Elizabeth City 9th inst.
At Havana, May lst, brig Laurel, Finch, for
Matanzas next day, to load for New York.
Cid at New Orleans, I0ih inst, schr Mogul,
Austin, for New York.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-05-23

The School Fund Of Connecticut now
amounts 1000, ,53l and from the revenue
OF the same there has been divided among
the people, during the year ending the lst
OF April, 1907 ,46, being 81 20 cents, for
each child in the State between the ages of
four and sixteen wears.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-05-23
o. NOTICE, -kp

TUyHE subscribers have recently made addition.
n to their Stock of HOUSE BUILDERS
MATERIALS, and new cfier 10 the public as
good an assortment of every article in the line of
their business as can be found elsewhere in this
community.
Our LUMBER YARD is at present stocked
with complete variety of every kind of Lumber
which this market requiresj PlankS and Boards
of every description among which the first quail
tv is thoroughly seasoned and in store-ClapboardS
Nos I, 2 sx 3. North Carolina Shingles Pine
and Eastern Cedar do, shaved and sawed-Laths
1t in. Il Ia in.-Blind Slats-Fsnce Pickets &c.
&c.-A full assortment of ton and ranging Tim
Der, and Joist of every description at our Timber
Yaid adjoining John OmanS wood wharf in the
rear of William Lovie'S Store As Agents for The
Kingston Steam Mills, we shall always have on
hand good supply of all kinds of Cedar Boards.
which will be sold at the lowest prices and for cash
only.
In the article Of HARDWARE, we intend
keeping for sale such goods only as are suited TO
the wants ofthe HOUSE CARPENTER; to.
gether with an assortment of House Joners' tools
IN the selection of which, great attention will be
paid TO the choice of the most approved make and
stamp and such as we can confidently recommend
10 be good.
Through the summer season we shall continue
to receive occasional supplies Of LIME fresh
from the kins, our first quality of which we shall
brand and warrant to our customers. Our assort-
ment will embrace Dcr,sr first qnaijfy, .Iofnfa
and Harris. Rock. ThoniasfOmn and Camden.
A commcdious Brick shed has recently been g.
reced at our Lumber Yard which we shall keep
well stocked with HARTFORD AND TAUN-
TON BODY AND ARCH BRICKS; which
will enable us TO furnish dry Bricks, suitable for
use, in all weathers.
GROUND PLASTER OF PARIS for
sfuccO U'ork and dHYDRAULIC CEMENT,
,f the most approved Brands, can always be OBJ
IA ained at the Lumber Yard.
In each and every article in the line of our bust
ness We intend to have always on hand as good an
assortment, As ANY OTHER DEALER IN THE PLACE.
Z r Individuals purchasing for CASH where no
charge is made will receive a liberal discount
from credit prices,
Such as are in want of House frames, or dimen-
ion Lumber of any description by lea wing their or
tcrs at our store previous TO the middle of June,
'an have our personal attention in procuring the
same at the Eastward.
WEEDMN ~ BULL.
Newport, May 29 1888
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NOTICE.

q LII persons indebted to the estate of Doc,
"A WILLIAM TURNER, dec, are notified
that all accounts not paid by the 18th of June, will
be put into the hands Of an attorney for collection
All persons having claims against said estate, arc
requested to present them for settlement. to
PETER TURNER
authorized agent for H. +. TURNER, Admn.
Newport, May %, 1893 -dw.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-05-23
BRIGHTON MARKET, Monday. Nav IA.

Reported for the Boston DAILY Adv. and Patriot I
AT market 100 Beef Cattle, 10 yokes WORKING
Oxen, 80 Cows and Calves, 80 Sheep, and-swine
Prices-Beef Catlle-We quote extra 90; first
quality at sS 80 a rs; second quality s % third
quality 81 90 a I so
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
THE GOOD SLOOP ssUPE-
NNRIOR,' of Sagharbor, a remarkably
EA fast saler; bunhen GO 9O-95 tons I;
"A we'll found in sails, cables, anchors and
szsssssss-sscabin furniture. She has large cab
IN and can accommodate a number Of passengers.
SAID vessel will be sold bargain, for cash or ap-
proved credit. Applications can be made at the or.
flee OF the RI. Republican, Newport, or to
JONAH ROGERS, Jr.,
May %. On board said Sloop.
The publishers Of the Rep. Herald, Prov. Phe-
NIX, Bristol, and Fail River Patriot, will publish the
aCore once week for two months, and forward their
bills TO this Office
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House and Lot for Sale.

2-,A The subscriber offers for sale his Home,
1!Mm and Lot in the village of Btodklin, Conn.
11l3e. The House has been built but few Years,
is convenient and pleasantly situated On the prem.
ises are good Barn. Woodl6use, &c: The Lot
contain, ono acre Jf first rate land. with Of the
best gardens in The village Possession will be given
Immediately, OF the purchaser may receive the ron
until April, 1899 A part Of the purchase money
may rernrin ff required. For further particulars
and terms. apply to ID Z. Romssos, at Brooklyn, or
10 the subscriber, at Newport, r. l.
ApnI %. SAMUEL +, MASON.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-05-23

Richmond Prospers.-The wife Of Mau-
helm of Adams Valley, in this city, pre-
sented her husband on Friday morning last,
with THREE FINE BoYs, at birth. They
are alive, hearty and strong, and can cry
louder than any children of their age in
town. Mrs. M. deserves great credit as one
of the best friends of the city; few more
such as she, and Richmond must 60 ahead
After this why can't the Banks resume spe-
Gle payments l-Riehwond Eng.
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MRS; ANN :. STEVENS. ra,,er.
WILLIAM w. sNOWDEN, h"Ro's'


Since the publication of the May number the de-
mand for the LADIES' COMPANION has been
unprecedented aud bey ond the most So prpine antc-
ipauohs' Al Tie oemmencen ept OF the volume am
additional number of copies were printed which was
considered a, the time adequate satisfy all the or
ders wh'ch might be received and leave a consider
able number on hand for subsequent calls. The
publisher is more than gra,ined in stating that the
whole edition was nearly exhausted before the issu.
ing OF the seventh number of the yolane; and st
this time but very few complete sots remain On
hand to supply the numerous orders which are ,ai-
y received fom every section Of the United States!
In consequence Of this great unforeseen increase {
new subscribers, he has Determined to double the
number OF Impressions for the subsequent year
while he most gratefully appreciates the unprece-
dcnted'ontouragemen extended 10 tho Ladies' Com.
panion aud at the same time no begs TO assure the
readers OF tho magazine and the public in general
that Il is his ardent resolution 10 meet il with a cor.
responding liberay on his part to merit It's con,in,,
ance. -.
SPLENDID NEW STEEL ENGRAvINGs
by our best artists, accompany each number--illis-
uated by Tales and spirited Skeiches---whch will,
as heretofore, continue 10 be magnificent aud fiji
superior TO those published in any ether magazine
The LADIES' Companion contains a larger qlanti-
ty Of reading than any other magazine issued ia this
country, and its subscription price is only three dol
lars gear, while tho great combination Of talent se-
cured Tor the coming year will render it unequalled
by any other periodical.
iTs LITERARY CHARACTER
Will undergo considerable change, as tho publisher
Of the Ladies' Companion in order to show his an.
prcciaon Of the public favor already extended to him
70 literally, has secured the aid Of
MRS. ANN =. STEPHENS,
lstc Editor oftho Portland Magazine :, and author
of series OF the most beautiful and popular tales
ever presented to a. American public. No lady pos
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TO LET.

md posstssion giren on the first o fJunc.
k5zHA Tho House and lot No. 7 Franklin
H:s.A street The house is in thorough re-
hiii pair. has good garden and an unfaiI-
SD9o ing well Of excellent water nt tho door.
For further particulars enquire Of Mr.. William Cal
laban, orner Of Thames and Church street, or Of
Mr.. PeIeg Clarke on the premises.
Nav ~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-05-23

( We copy the following touching account
sfihe most unnatural aud unaecountable
murder we ever heard of, from the Roches-
ter IN. " Daily Advertiser =
"Austin Squires, who shot his wife las,
Friday evening, was examined on Saturday.
The evidence against him was conclusive,
but the woman being still alive. he could not
be committed for murder; consequently he
was committed for further examination. Ii
she dies, Squires will be finally committed
for murder-if she lives, he will be commit
ted for nssaul. and battery with int ent to
kill. The physicians give it as their opin-
ion that she cannot live.
The facts, according to the evidence at
the examination are these: He went home
about nine o'clock Friday evening, and
found his wife and their two childred, and
his wife's sister, in his room. He sat down
and conversed few moments good natured-
ly, and then asked his wife if she would 60
into the country with him the next day.
She replied that she would. He then OBJ
served that the clothes she had been wash
ing that day, were hanging on the line in
the yard, and that he would go and help
her bring them in. They went into the
yard together. She commenced taking the
clothes from the line, at the same time con-
versing freely and in good temper with her
husband. He stood behind her and fired
:he pistol. The ball penetrated the body
on the right side of the back bone, near the
point of the shoulder blade, and lodged in
her body.
After the woman was carried into the
house, her strong affection for the brutal
husband, for Il long time prevented her ac-
knowledging tina: he was the perpetrator of
the hdrrid deed. When questioned, she
would exclaim il tone and manner indie
atlve of intense torture of body and mind,
" How can tell you !" She finally, af-
ter inch persuasion, gave an account of the
whole transaction.
We went, with several others, to see the
unfortunate creature about IL O'Clock at
night-probablv two hours or more after
she was shot. And such scene we never
wish to witness again. She lay upon the
bed-surrounded by friends-wilh her babe
nesting by her side. The other child was
standing near by, innocently unconscious
ofthe brutal crime of its father. The moth
er was wracked with the most excruciatinc
pain. She prayed fervently to God for her
husbands forgiveness, and impIored her
father and sisters to take care of the inno-
cent children she was about to leave. She
passed her hand gently over their faces,
and smoothed the rufflcd hair upon their
young brows with all the touching tender
ness Of fond mother
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than woman; and no one except per-
chance from her beardless checks, and a
certain shrillness of ysice, could for mo-
meat suspect that the little broadset brick
layer was of the soft sex. AT present she
employs in her business, besides being most
industrious herself in its practical details
and manual operation, eight MEN, and a
boy who is apprentced to her. In her bus
iuess and dealings she appears to have
horne, hitherto; good character for punc-
tuality and honesty in her payments and
We believe she has stated, that she has made
enough by her business to enable her to live
in ease without labor. Yet, strange to say,
with degree of irrtability which we should
rather expect to find ia the injured than the
injurer, she vehemently refuses to consent
that any sum shall be set apart as provis-
ion for her so-called wife.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-05-23

FRIDAY, May IS
Sch,r Darius, Baker, from Philad delphia for
Providenee-Sloops Hero Read, from Providence
for New York.--Tecumseh, Gould from do. for
do
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-05-23
THE WORK IN GENERAL

Over every department an equally careful super.
vision will be strictly exercised by the Editors, and
all appropriate expenditures will be literally bestow-
ed, as II Is the design Of the publisher with the aid
o! his contributors and the advice of his friends TO
make the Ladies Companion, distinguished for tho
ceonty and arenracy Of fhstypogyaphy-he raroty and