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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-07

rY'HE Subscriber iufnrus the public tiai Ip -.
Il on ianda la re lui al Ploi CHS, 81 H., van, -,
patterns used Ia is section OF ,ountty. made If h'
besi mate tias, ani nrh n;.nship tot surpassed ~
any shop IN the country. and ued to work vii
Al.", SIX Wagons, OF different sizes on hand. and
ir SALE At his stop. near Pne's lanyard, ON acr -,
mod i',ne ter where ali ferairs wind an1 ,,na
VIII be dote win nealness and despatch b,
ID. p. REEFS.
Sept. Win
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Vy'ssE.g1 .9'OTsCE.

MY MILLS NOV ready Ia siaf with ~.
WI gear on the bssl plan. with water I,,
the Cana, that shaii be able % d. t,ul,l. 81
business hefetoIote don. F,rneis are iu,,.d "
give me CALI when they shall receive In CASH
The height IL The marker Tor lheir What. wi.o -.
hser"d. DAVID Staples.
Sept 9 VAN
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PUBLIC BUILDING.

E'liE unietsIgutd have been appointed, nv the
4 eounty coutI of Amherst to I'VE proposals / r
ent ns1n2 With bu,k thee sldes OF the Pubic square
-lhtN are eoM ready l. rec I'VE such proposals. anI
invite the attention oi contractors 10 Ih, wurk rhe
pan and specifications oi The wotk will be made
h"own by application 10 both OF e,ther ui US, ,esrd-
lns al the Courthouse.
ROBERT lINSLEY
SAUL. NJ GARLAND, '""'s.
Set. 81 ia
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sale of Valuable James ieiycrEs-
tate, and upward. Of fifty
slaves, under Deed Of
'Hrusf

IN ednfsday, the 81 day Of Noseu Der eest,
" II f,r, II MOI. the ufxr tar day, pursuance Of
. decree of the Circuit Superpr Count OF Law and
Chanctry. fat the Conuy 81 Henrco anh Cry OF
Richmond, 10 sui therein drIendlng belwt zen
Wn. ke"non aud others, plaintiff; aud f aucs b..
Deanc. Jr., Ex'or of John Woodsou dec and 9th
~ IpIputauia viII Ia, said
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a Tract Olg.ausl,

commonly called BLAIR GARDEN, lying IN
The coUnty t Buckngii,u. on james River. neat
the town al NV Canton, containing S35 ac,es
mote II, less. with a ltge riopoft on, supp. sed a
noul l76 acres, of nes RIVER low grounds ii frs
rae quality, together wnh all crops then growing
upon the s,nl Land. The buildings consist OF :,
,,,,4t,r
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-07

mi 4 Subscribed takes this method Of inio'mIng
i his trleni, aud the public that ne still connn-
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Dwelling House

"Hh SIX rooms. gUod out houses, AID cabins: also
Barn with NV Wheat Machine thereto attach d.
Aso. the following Slaves, beng the Slaves con
veyed by the SAID Francis b. Deane, Jr., To the
iefsgncd Trustees, aud Randolph Harrison. dre'J.
by deed did he BON January, 1882 uamey
lrwIs, Rlchafd, Cnetly, james { omeIimts cal, d
Long Jim,) Ihle,. Harry. lsaat, Tom (or Tom
Wells, lShtd,ac Edward. Judy, John. CUPID. LII.
tie Isaac. Abbott, Eliza. Jorlat. Natv. Nelson, Ar
cher. Ben, Mo l,, Peter, Mo,ns, Mansfield, am
Sfencer. aud The increase OF the female. since tie
daie II III" saId DEED namely Sa,,h, LayIuia Nan
cy, aud William, Children ol Jud,.) JnlIa, (hld
al Amy, VII" died stnee The dae Of sad derd aud
George, Wll'ln" "ud Eliz birth, tchiren Of Mary)
] sale will take place al 3 Gdlden.
lEKMS-Fnr the ) aves ready ,non.y.
For tie Bano, GA ereJu without interest during
the HE al Francis Il. Draue Jr, IS the sum #
RfooO then pay able "nly IN he event tha, the SAID
iantis u. Dedne, it,, shall DIE leaving omli %
Children WITHIN The tue intent aud meaning of the
vii Of Jnhn Wood5op, decd-shonla lac leave
sush chIld az children. the ind aud HE purchaser
thereof 10 be exonerated from the SAID sum OF 5000
As 10 the further sum Of $1,000, Tor cash-aud lor
Tue residue o1 tie purchase money w cIedll with
out 1nteres, of one aud two yeats.
FRANCIS b. DEANE. Jr.
JAO. A. CUNNINGHAM.
AT the same tnIc IA Il place above nrnIioued. aud
IN pursuance OF the same decree, wi be sold fni
ready money, TIE following slaves conveyed by the
sad fftncI' b. DE me- II, 10 ihe ind gued rus
zee, To- the benefit al Lewis Rogers aud Rogers q
CO. namely; Wei ,ngtoo, w lHs Gnbefr, Sally Tom.
(son OF SaI.), J Hdy George, Sam. Rn,se, By Jln,
Shadf1ck Tor Shade Tom Tor old Fom.) SIM Oh,
Mary, Doke. Nara. Edward. Scllla. Ralph and
D"y. ROB'I GWAfIIMEY. Trustee.
Al the same time aud place. and III pntsua, ce Of
/ The same decree above mentioned. will be sold the
following personal property. conveyed 10 Ihe under.
slgned rs The sad i aocIs b, De ~, it,. by deed
d"ted lot October, lalo Inlrns Tor sund J creditors
namely:
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E.suS'.N'OI'sCE.

E.sU .vOYSCE
'tiE snhs' Iibet, i"t The iaIpos, oi devo,ipp his
Il attention exclusively Ia the
PHACTICE OF LAW.
las temnved to Lyachburs, nd viii regularly a,
T. nd all The Courts OF Campbell. Amhersr Nelsoo
The Corporation of l.. nchhurg, The Cncuu Co,u of
bue@nHham, aud HE C"uu "i Appeals HIS fuute
add'ess viii be Lyuclburg, Vmg,n,a.
j. GARLAND.
ID Once adjoining Samuel Garland, Esq who.
III my "6seLct. will attend 10 any application Ia, m,
services. =, ~
July 20
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Ofd EeCsiGcd Kue Is'HisHeu.
US kEohlNED. 'n-.o, % ,oo,'v cement, a
~ superior lot Il Ond Re.,fed Rye WnI,kev
winch viii be sold low by
CHARLES PHELPS
August - Ia
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EDWARD WIN. JOHNSTON.

The same. with French or Italian %
spanish, German or l4alIn %
Muse On The Piano, With Vocal destruction
and use Il instrument SO 90
Gultar OF Ilnp, the same
REHABILITATION
B"atd aud attendant expenses 100 90
"oAd "lth Enghsh course l25 90
u and with The latter aHd two Modern Ian
poages so 90
The preceding, with Music on | instrument 200 90
IL FEES payable halt early, III advance.
Refer 10 Gen'I. Bernard Pe,irn John K Cooke
Esq, ar the French Consul al Rlthtond R,vd.
Nicholas II, Cobb, Petersburg; john Ill, Peasants
G"oehland; IL ID Jah Meade Esq. Amrl,.; Grn'l +.
t"ungl"u, llali,x; JOHN h. Minor, ChAtlottespile;
Gena Baldwin, Siauntun; Ja=nrs McDa"eIl + q =,
Lexngton; ". W Ferguson, Bent Cree ;Champe
Cater. Amhers; Rev'd. Nh. Atk,usoo, Chrs~ell
Dahnes, CHS. l.. Mosb., Lyuchbnrp; Rtvd.
Jacob NWrh,ll, L,bcny; Judge Saunders, NJ
Lpodon Vincent Watcher E.q. Pnls,iyanta;
Nibolne Taairrfo Esq, Franklin; Jud-es Allen
aud Johus'on, aud Rev'd Nj. Cooke. Fmtastlr:
Rry'd Mr.. Wharton. q nj. Watts aud Col. W. NJ .
Pe,ion, Rotnokt; Rev'd. Nh Powers Salem; Col
w Bal and Pte-t"o, Montgomery; J. K. NJ ier uf y.
Rush Fl">d. Wy'ht, Mrs LtIniI Fo,d. Buk,'s
Garden; Rufus French Esq. Giles C.. II: john Ga
pcl'on Esq Monroe Gcn'l. +. &. Johustuu, Alb.
mgdt
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STONE MASONS AND CUTTERS
NVAAl'sss

Will give liberal Wages TO Stone Cutters
aod Nason'. CllAuNCEl STEEN
Guard Lock. No. ,, Sept. 30 At
The Polynesian., 1841-08-07
Vol. 2.-NO. o.


lie was not a man Of many words, but
what he did say was generally to the
point. He merely called Jim good-for-
nothing, lazy. glut'onous rascal, who was
not worth his salt. and no sailor. He
then seized him by the cars. and seemed
for few moments resolved to ascertain
whether he could leng,hen them by pull
ING. The experiment, was probably un.
satisfactory. for he let 90 his hold of them
IN few moments, and with the fiat of his
hand he gave Dandy Jim blew, such as
the French call a souf'et, which caused
J'In to hear strange medley Of confused
sounds, and sen: INN reeling against the
windass-bits.
Such unceremonious and uncivi treat.
men' dispeased Jim very much-all his
gentle blood was reused within him. He
looked death and defiance at Ben-and
assured him on his honor that he should
not put up with such an insult with inpu.
nlly-," but" said he, :" will not fight
you with fists, but with nobIer weapons
with weapons such as only gentlemen use,
Ard now demand satisfaction for the
insult you have put upon mean insult
which no man of honor can brook-and
challenge you to single combat"
Ben cody told him that he would fight
MN, either as gentleman or a black
guard, at any place, or at any time. with
any weapons which he might select-that
1t was equally Indifferent TO him whether
the weapons were fists, marlnspikes. Jack
knives, beavers, capstan-bars, handspikes.
or cook 1ornlenters-that he was ready
TO hight him with any weapon ever in-
vented to take the life of man, from a
sa'l-needle down to howitzer."
Such determined and centlemanM
spirit on the part of Ben Ganeway, who
was one OF the toughest specimens of man
hood that ever put two ends of rope to-
Sether, was altogether unexpected by
Dandy Jlm-and there is no knowing
what course the matter might have taken,
II Captain Shcavehole had not listened to
The dispute, and being dear lover of fun,
and familiar with all the laws of honor.
had not lnerered, and, having Just read
me works OF distinguished Scotch now
ells', suggested an cxpcdicnt which met
win the nearly approval of both combat
ants. lie told them that as both were
gentlemen OF unblemishcd honor, and de-
s'rous OF acting in this affair in manner
becoming honorable men. the proper
course Tor them TO adopt was to fight
with pistol, rifle, or sword. "Now," said
ne, there are none of these weapons on
board, except such as belong to me--and
although ! should be happy to obIigc you,
1t m'2ht not be deemed proper by others,
especially those who know nothing about
the code OF honor, that should furnish
you with weapons with which to murder
each other. But as it is absolutely ncces-
sary that this business should be settled
as soon as possible, ! would suggest that
each OF You, gentlemen, should arm him
sell with capacious pipe--and | have
some ilnc ones in the cabin which | will
loan You with pleasure for this purpose
charge them to The muzze with birthstone
and assafDtida. retire to some close and
secluded nook in the forccasIe or the half
deck, and then, seated on blocks Of wood,
or on sca-chcsts, face each other manfuI-
~, and puff away in each others face
The Polynesian., 1841-08-07
SATURDAY, AUGUST 2, IslI.

|
nil that the plan adopted on this occa-
sion is far better calculated to give satis-
faction, than to cut one anothcr's throa's.
or to shoot one another through the head
and in making it known conceive that
Hawscr MartinoaIe is entitled TO the
thanks Of "A phiIanthropic community.
On board the ship Macomacon of Prov
ldcncc, Il. l., there was chap. a thorough
| genicmdn, by the way. named Jim Pea
cock. How Jim ever came TO be before
the mast it is impossible to tell as he pri-
dcd himself much on the respectablity of
his connexions, and often talked for n
whole dog watch about the property which
he expected shortly to inherit His ward
robe was somewhat limited TO be sure,
Notwithstanding which, by means of
high shirt collar. bushy whiskers. curling
Iove-locks, second-handcd aud thread
bare coalce, and an iyory-headed switch,
nc continued to cut quite dash whencv-
er he went ashore in a foreign port, and
to sport the air and manners of a thor
ou4h-brcd gentleman. Indeed he was SO
went ashore, although he was careless
enough OF these thn.S on board. that the
ships company nickLamed him " DANDY
Jim
Now Dandy jim, Notwithstanding he
was SO much of a gentleman. was the Ia
zleSt fellow on board d-and could play the
Old soldier in style that would have done
credit to a waister" in man-oG-war.
lie was fond of good eating, too-and on
the passage out was always hanging about
the galley, with view to BEG from the
cook or steward, or steal, some deicacy
which was denied the lore-mast hands.
lie was soon cured of this foible, hovev-
er, by the cook, who one day while he
was bearing off some "spoils.'' which he
had hlched, in the shape of "a couple OF
hard-boled eggs, the cook threw into his
neck ranakin Of boiling water. which
caused him 10 roar like hali-sIaughtcred
pig, and to his great grief loosenod the
better end OF one of his whiskers, which
gave his ph'z queer appearance.
One day 1t was old Ben Ganovay's
trick at the wheel during dinner: and
one OF Ben's Watchmatcs. as in duty
bound, cut oil Il generous slice of =. duff"
and set 1t aside for Ben. Then thew all
turned to on the remainder, with a will
and 1t was soon demolished. In due time
Ben was relieved, and came forward as
hungry us iigcr-antcipating an excel
lent dInner-but it then appeared that the
portion which had been saved G,r him and
carefully set aside, had most unaccoun,a-
bly disappearcd-and poor Ben GANG
way was obliged to 90 without dinner. or
resort to the eXpedient Of the North
American bear in the winter time. and
suck his paws. But Ben, although Good
sailor and an honest man, was no philos- |
opher, and did not submit with rcsiona.
ton to his hungry fate. He grumbled a
good deal, and by dint of close enquiries
and circ"mstantlal evidence, he convinced
himself and the whole ships company,
that Dandy jun had leIoniously Obtained
possession of his prog, and had, without
so much as saying, 4" by your leave" dis .
posed of it for his own comfort and adj
vantage.
On learning this, Ben's indignation was
very grcat-lor there are few things more
The Polynesian., 1841-08-07
, = = = =. 2.
NOW AND THEN
BY JANE TAYLOR.

|@ And brutes to talk were able;
When shrubs and flowers were said to preach
nd manage all the parts of Speech
Twas then, no doubt if twas at all,
M But doubts we need not mention,)
hat THEN and Now, two adverbs small,
Engaged in sharp contention;
9ut how they made each other hear,
Tradition doth not make appear.
HEN was sprte of subtle frame,
~ With rainbow tnts invested;
0n clouds of dazzling light she came,
And stars her forehead crested;
er sparkling eye of azure hue,
eemed borrowed from the distant blue.
ow rested on the solid earth,
II And sober was her vesture;
be seldom either grief or mrth
\ Expressed by word or gesture;
omposed, sedate, anil firm she stood,
IND look d Industrious, calm, and good.
HEv, sang wild fantastic song,
q Light as the gale she flies on;
pill stretching, as she sail d along,
IL Edwards the fair horizon:
There clouds of radiance fringed with gold
Ter hills of emerald beauty rol'd.
Now, rarely rais'd her sober eye
Mo view that golden distance;
Tor let one idle minute fly
In hope Of THEN's assistance;
ut still with busy hands she stood,
ptent on doing present good.
be ate the sweet but homely fare
Il That passing moments brought her:
While Then, expecting daintes rare,
@ Despised such bread and water:
Ind waited for the fruits and flowers
Qf future, still receding hours.
ow, venturing once to ask her why,
She answered with nvcctve;
hd pointed, as she made reply.
~ Towards that long perspective
years to come, in distant blue,
Wherein she meant to lire and do.
aAlas, says she, " How hard your toll,
4 with undivcrted sadness;
ehoId yon land of wine and oil, -
N Those sunny hills of gladness;
bose joys | wait with eager brow,"
*And so you always will !" said Now.
rhat fairy land, that looks so real,
Recedes as you pursue it;
bus while you wait for times ideal,
v | take my work and do it;
(tent to form, when time is gone,
pleasant past to look upon"
All, well" said THEN, 4" envy not
Your dull atigning labors;
spring to n brighter lot,
With thousands of my ncighbors,
Pon as reach the golden hiII;-"
But that" says Now, "you never will" :"
And cen suppose you should" said she,
"CThough mortal e'er attain'd it,)-
onr nature you must change with ME
The moment you have gained it;
Ihnce hone f,l6llad /vou r,ust olIoyy\
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New-York tribune., 1841-07-17
From the London Morning Post
THE EIGHTEENTH OF JUNE,

THE EIGHTEENTH OF JUNE,
or THE BATTLE or WATERLOO.
To-Day shroud OF death falls down
Upon the soul Of strife
The spirit OF nations Joy
Cones bounding into life !
The storm Is hushed upon the sea;
The flag of War IS iurled,
And sunny eyes OF Peace beam out
Their beauty on the world
The mellow voice of June pours forth
Us music from the trees
Are there no thrilling songs beslde
OF British victories -,
The one great battle OF the ~oiiu
The wild, immortal fray - =. ,o.oa
That crowned old Englaho WIN '''0
That blesses her to-day
A song for Waterloo "a song
win echoes from the hills
wb.reyrr British hearts are bright,
And British courage thrills
Wherever Valor's soul is stirred
Wherever Love is true
A song of everlasting Joy
For brilliant Waterloo
A song for brave old Wellington
Thank God, he lives to-day
The death of glory hath not snatched
Our warrior yet away
Though when that mortal doom shall be
Unto the conqaeror given,
The sunshine OF his good career
Will light his way to Heaven
A song for Wellington's old friends:
The comrades of his wars,
The men who wear with him to-day
Their honors and their scars,
Companions of the gallant heart
And the untarnished sword
Fit guests for such a noble chief
To feast al such board
AT such board-where memories gush
Upon the heart and brain
Excitements half forgotten long,
Flash into life again -
Where burning thoughts of Waterloo
Rise up without control;
a scabbard hides the swerd-but there
They cannot shea,he the soul
Present be all our spirits while
That banquet board is spread
There, when the honored living rise
To drink the honored dead
There, when wines gladness sparkles up,
Like fountains in the sun,
And proud, exuling shouts ring round
"The health of WELLINGTON !"
Let England's heart pour out its joy
To bless the great and good
And Love forget It's sweet alloy
To strengthen Gory's fiood
And young and old, and fair and brave,
The trusting and the true,
Like war-crowned Wellington" keep up
The feast Of Waterloo!
New-York tribune., 1841-07-17

IN CHANCERY.-Beiore the Vice Chancellor Of the Fret
Crcuit-laac YarIan Daniel w. Ganey and othersMas
ter's S2e-Edgar Ketchum, Solicitor.
Court, made the above
lied cause, od public by wilkins and Rollins,
Merchants Exchange the City of NeYork
subscriber. Of the Maer oft Court
II o'clock Of that day all
Ward City Of NewYok known distin-
gulshed entitled Map Of property the Twelfth Ward
the City belonging Henry H. Leeds. Russell Seb
bn John K. Peters, Ab-slom Peters
Brewer, and filed Office
C,y Couuiy OF Newiork Lots Nos. ~ 30 -
10 and l2 bounded containing foloss,
Lots Nos - aud 70, taken together point
soathery eide VI &7th distant westerly
by the the the
rh the cuthery side Of 9th running thence
sry Be parallel with said 6th along the eey
eide o Los No Il sad map g- feet inches Lot No 0 said
map thence westerly along the Lots Nos 3d. o. 70 and 20
d nap 100 feet Lot No. IS said thence northery
along the eatsy side Of said las. mentioned Lo, line parallel
with said 9Th oufhery side Of 9th
thence eatcy along ,outhry side OF 9Th e
said 100 place Lots Nos. rs
and l2 taken together Begin point the souhery
2Sth 200 from the formed BY
the westerly side of the 9Th .yenue with the
oaheriy running thence outherly along
westerly side Of Lot No. said line parallel
9th pche. Lot No l0 map
along Lots Nos l0 m 03 Oi on
said map 100 feet Lot No l24 ssd map thence norhey along
eaery Of said last mentioned Lot line parallel with
9th 95 inches the southey side of
aforead es.tey along the ouhey side street ae
SAID, 100 fsr o the place Of beginning
Dated NeE-fork. July Is, i54l.
Iyli 2.-ts JOHN SiDELL Master Chancery, g John.,
New-York tribune., 1841-07-17
DR.V. GOURAUD,s EAU DE HEAUTE-E,

~ the beautiful ENocs OF the mdest nature
perfectly cciclou thorough cleanser
Frecklcs, Pmple,. Spots Redncss hnd all
EruFuonS from Whatever c.He originating .nu trans
forms bancy the ,alOw compiexoD By perse
vsrng Eau de Baute gaduay produces clear
skim smooth velvet, actually rcazng delicate wh'c
neck hand arm healthy Juvenile bloom Will IN short
be iny elected while IT, constant application "l tehd 10
promote these important functions Of the sS OF
the utmost the of beautiful
driving promenadng enjoying aquatic eHcnos 1 NC
affords immc1ae se III cases oil TAM uAourh>
rabity of the skin cccasloned by the solar heat
Gentlemen shaving travelling the and dust viii hnd
ay the irritating ard nartng PAIN and render the SKIN smooth
and pleasant Price 81 per bottle
Eau DC fabque Dr. Felix oursud New
York Is blown ON the four sides Of the bottle
DR. FELIX GoURAUD'S SUPERIOR VEGETABLE ROUGE Is
materially from flowers an smp article which from
rs perfect and perma
neucy the conntenance bloom Impossible oil the
Inspection from and warranted tree from
anv maera and mmovabc by perspraon or rubbing
wiih a handkerchief Pnce so cents per bottle
else NcwYork but at GI Waker-stree one
door fronB BrJadwav. VJ I'M
New-York tribune., 1841-07-17
as. PLV1ILEICH's INDIAN BoTANlC
DFCTORAL uONEY OF LIVERWORT.-EN

b nplv confirmed the utility of ths prepartios for
Coughs Colds. Spin. all affection of the Lungs &c
The UNPARALLELED success which thi Justly celebrated meet
cine has met ha> induced prcende TO atieiH
n,ln off counterfeit public which, outward ar
pearnce much original easily 10 deceive Inc M
wary escape miserable Imposition remember ne
bears the signature the proprietor an4 Inventor JAMES D. MY,
also Joseph Nop made up and sold at the proprietor iofm
er store. corner Madison and Catherine sts
Remember the genuine Is NOT SOLD the Madison and
csbcr;nc s,s JAMES d. NOWlLL
Sole Prophet New York.
The Geguinc had c.srs ocott Mcke>son Co. l+'
Ma den lane General Agent, for the United Statcs
Retail of oli Bowcry and t"9 Broad"
Ru,hon Il Apiawsl &. d. Coggeshal corner Pearl and
Rose W Watson l. Coddngton -! Hudson
a. j. Wier 2lst Grand c. Couguacq. Chatham ,'lhan
pro,d,,., iyl lmos
New-York tribune., 1841-07-17
WI. HAGAR & co.
YPE AND st + K . +. y z y
7l Fulton, corner OF Gsid--trcef'

THE subscribers ,his method OF annonscins TO hei
and The public generally hasrag purchases the
AID veil kno-p Typs Foundry formerly osed by MeSs 9nnel
Cooke bsv ave removed the ielr present central
IIyor s extensive alterations and sscItion te A
- IN syecutc magnitude iheY NAY Dc it'or-
- .,b " p-optze favorable At any GUN
h IL Auerc To tssit Specimen Book "hieh has seen &c
ii. c,,s,.,y-lv circulated they would re>pec;y refer
All ,r,ss manufactured BY i.cm hals be OF maSral equa
- - - ry manufactured ths country-aud undergo a
L a 10 appearance. ranging drV>>ips and pro
% sonr All .rticles exhibited the Specimen Book formerly
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