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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-31
Mf,rlAY OF TIE snMEGs.

The tragedy Of he u s. brig 5otrcrs has produced
sensation deep as IS general THE G'ournini 10
from dag 70 day, rather than In
d;uiuie. Tic Government has ionr wisely prompt
Is ordering court OF 'nqufy, composed Of oficore who
command the public confidence. The nature OF The
crime the youth and connections oi Inc principal We
ii,n lie fearful and summary runishme nj inflicted con-
spi.c h other obvious circumstances 10 saric and
so'enlnize The public feeling.
The deepest sympathy is !eli for The parents OF The
misguided youth, and especially for his csimnbe mo
cher, waose bosoa, mast be wrung By an unspeakahe
panr. How unfortunate !! their e'i:ia Tas innocent
how: much more miserable, If guilty. Nor is interest
wanting FIR his obscure and rcndlcss associates 10 gull
and retaliation They ere rot without advocates, WAC
viii 10 justice 10 their memories.
We proceed 10 make few observations, which can
no; PREJUDICE lac Ii young Spencer and his as.
socia:es really guilty CT the aifncous intentions
imputed 20 them, TO substantial injustice mas been
done BIZ cur law, the c.ne Of mutiny is visited with
death of any person in he Navy shall make, at
ttupt 10 make, any DutInous assembly, he shall, on
conviction thereof by court martial, sute! dsath;
and the English law declares it felony in any person,
without bene, Of clergy, "who shall Gal'c'ousy en-
deavor 10 seducc any pcrsdn serving IN bis Majesty
service hy sea or land from his dc;y or allegiance:
or 10 invite any person 10 cnm. any act Of muny or
muiiuous r-ac ice The analogies OF ordinary law
a-s not ep2icah.c - lie military and nay5i sphere
More p:onip,,tu,e and severity ne demanded, espe-
ca,ly en- board OF ship, where 4 large nnnber Of
men are cotctcu 'osst.si, 1tu s'ys''u ~ 'e @1'o
ritz of fe~ ccers without any extraneous means OF
coercion f!hen, i be satisfactorily proved that Mid.
s!,ipman Spencer organized mu;ny, ind plotted the
murder cf his brother uicers, wi p'ratical designs,
TO one will deny doubt that he and the rngleaders
had incurred the penalty OF the law.
Blu, the ferns of law were omitted or imPeTfecily
obsc.ved These forms not empty technlcaliiies.
They are made for The protection of the innocent
of those who are wholly or in part To justify this
neglect, Commander Mckenzie must make ont caf e
Of overriding necessity He must prove ha; he eucri-
feed lie TO preserve lte that i was fatal alternative
M1ny circumstances nius be taken into consideration.
The extent Of The mu.Iny persistence IN The design,
The character OF The crew. he contingency oftemPes's
nn'avorale winds, accidents &C., the gloomy uncer.
lanty Which hung The rair are all elements 10
be taken into The calculation lis universally admitted
that there emergencies which authorize informal
ADD summary punishment OF The severest character
The principles involved so c!es:y laid down in Lord
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Dec. II
RUNAWAY NEGRO.

KUNAWHf NIIIkU.
TIIEREs In Jail Of Floyd county, Kcnnckv 100
mie N w. of Abingdon, Va, Negro Man, who calls him.
self JON. lie belongs 10 M Of Charles
on Souh Caronaha he taken from the nsghborocd Of
Lynchburg Virginia, when youngand that he left Charleston
Augu, last. think he read tte, aud has fondness
religious subjects. ]; is entirely doubtful whether
he has tod or lie 10 high Of
rather nuao between 80 ard 20 years of age stubborn
his deposition, Ind when taken mp brown jeans dress
he belonged
Mr. Minis Of Virginia. Lyncburg; weighs about It's
l7D ponds made. Tie have said Slave by
properly Identifying him and paying charges.
JNo wALDECK Tailor
Dec. % 7O-M
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against
John Royal late Sheriff Of Holloway county, and Admins
Of Richard Epes, deceased and Administrator de hos
nnn annexed Of Isaac WE.ree deceased, Frands
Fitzgerald Samuel D. Jcer, Individually and Administrator oi
Thomas Clarke deceased Isaac Oliver, Archibald A. Campbell,
William Johnson, Administrator OF Edmund Joey deceased,
arlel0 T. Todd Asa Oliver individually and Executor OF Per
g:aes William b. Irby, lsham e. lundy Administrator
al Austin Watkins, deceased Charles H. Carter, Wliarl y.
stills Branch Ushne Mary Wnfrec widow Of Isaac Wintee
deceased sanc Wnfrrc William versaf and Martha D. his
wife CaGock and Rcbccca hs wife, Patrick H. Vaughan
and oni,a r. s wife, John ass and mary his wife ana Jo
ssph Booker ana Ann {. his wife, Defendants
The defendant John d. Ra, all, late Sheriff Of Norway
" and Administrator Of Richard Epes deceased and Admins
the will annexed Of Isaac Winfcs, de-
rcnsed John Bass and Mary F. his wife, and Joseph Packer
C. his wife, having entered their appearance and
given eury according The of Assembly and the rites Of
this Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence m they
inhabitants Of this 1t is ordered That tie sad
defendants appear here The rules he held for the said
n The first Monday in April next and answer the bill Of
plaintiffs; and that copy of this order be forthwith Inserted
newspaper published in the city of Richmond, town
Of Petersburg for months successfully and posted at the
front door of the Court honse Of this county.
Copy-Tese,
F. FITZGERALD, C. C.
sg2,y
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I AWRENCEvIIIE FEMALE sEMINAkY-Ihs School is
established in Iawrcnceville, brunswick county, virginia
has successful operation during the past year. ana w
he cont nued under SIR and Mrs. Wordsworth, who
have yars in teaching young ladies'
divided into terms, oi hve months
Thc Winter term the 4h of January ana 'r
summer term ON The day OF July The Of education
viii hr tor.ch the subjects Of study illustrated by familiar
lectures Philosophical Apparatus will be procured as carry as
and Of lectures and experiments illustrating e
principles Natural Philosophy will be given Tor the heneh o.
the ynun. Rev. M ls;icman Will favor the school
with lectures upnn Moral Philosophy and Evidences OF Christi
anitv Componn special attention one evening
each week The young ladies III reside in lr Morrisons Ia
my with teachers where they will be treated with pren
a Kindness socudc During the hours of relaxation from
study innocent in themselves ana are
calculated 10 promote health, md nrgorae the mind, wild be
encouraged Board per Of five months will be S4 TUT
tion in English branches from S2 so 10 s5 Latin or French
extra Music the Piano. S0 Of the In
strnment, 81 50. :, -
fessor Eowmr Mr. Peter Tnrnu Robert d. Tnrnhli ESQ
Dr. Henry Lewis Edward b. Hicks Esq, John T. Shell! Esq,
Mr Richard d. Powell. M Harrison ficartwe and Mr. Clarke,
Lawrencrvilc; Mr. George Stone OF Brunswick; Hon. James
H. Ghoon and homas Ghoson Esq, Petersburg; Edward
Chambers ESQ., Boyd,nn; Capt w Maddox, Mr. Nicholas +
Sylvanrs lncraam Lnnenbmrg Mr. Samuel
Pryor Dnwiddie; Rev Mr. Hodges, Williamsburg; Rev. j. H.
Morrison, Buckingham.
- oS-wiOw
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OLU WINES AND LIoUUR"-AIso, GRocERiEs-i
~ very large and General assortment OF OLD wines anu
years and then said TO he 90 years old Ny Gtoeres
bear fair comparison with the beat in the city, as may reg
quality and price, and ca'efuness Ia putting OF them up
old Wines ard Liquors III be found most beneficial; Tor the
servation Of health, when moderately and !ndions n'
Should any be found incrcdous not To have n
mistaken belief PLAIN o! fact asserisn lei
enquire, cal! the subscriber who has been regular
rate dr:nkcr during the last 80 years Of his ie and no.
fed with his healthy appearance, they ran see pouah "
uncle, who died few years in the State Of sew ioS
III years; and he WAS rel knea To bs drinking lisa since
WM. WALLACE
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Hanover Circuit Superior Court, pronounced the llth day OF
October 1872 the subscriber appointed Tor ne
day thereafter Sundays exceped proceed 10 SELL az Alien
county public auction the highest bidder
the Tract mentioned, of which Tempe
ner died srznd and possessed containing by survey
situated in the county aforesaid, and bounded by Tue
of Robert snea deceased Jesse Harlow and Others The
OF sale will be cash Tor so much as may be necessary 70 pay
the cost Decree residue credit of IL months
The purchaser will be required give bond with good security
Possession given the day Of rae deed will be made when
the balance Of the purchase money Is paid.
THOMAS JAMES, Commissioner.
Dec - t7-2aw3wt
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sAvY SUPPLIES For ls4s. .,..

80
sealed and endorsed will received q. ,s
uni3 o'ciock, r. ST. e the lon '",I p,.molh New
ampshrc Chaes.o'vn, Massachusetts Bookyn a Gosnort
Philadelphia; Washneton Dsret OF S'nn respectively,
sc quantities fellow articles, OF the nsst
NAV b. ordered required from HE contractors ny iu S,yds
Ind Naval station cr ny the Navy Agents. respccllre
The year eighteen hundred and forty three, Tor Inc u " -
Navy Of the United Sts'ca viz:
SreTinace,i candles
Spermaceii oil
Lin-eed oil lin lis raw s,ate.) ,,,d os.,s
It Is distinctly undrrstood however, that persons VINO may
offer are not have any claim privilege TO inrns e'e1'
quantity Of any article he expressly orueieu
IL i a.o to he understood that when persons reside =. @
pIacrs which they engage toihrhish
en, M or near the place delivery receive and act
r-cusitions orders which may he maGe ana IN case ~
who his AGENT shall ncsee' or M ~ md.
with the reuuistinns orders he receive or u
m contract in porer and of proper quality the ocers or
opcn of the Navy shall authorized 10 purchase tne sae
the shall be liable ioT any excess OF COST oci ~
trac; price. 80, r. ,,,ic,cs n,
Separate proposals. be made for each class oil ARTICLES l
each navy yard and Baltimore naval station TIE Ua"s g
- ara6ea 10 inSriGsas rns blanks carefully filed
M subscribed directed In The note on ne aee
ar form and :he offers must unqualified and unconditional
nds viii, two apa,oyed srci:es onethd the estimated
amounts the respective contracts, WIZ BE- e1ueo, auu ~
crnrlln, in addition, viii ne withheld rom 'e % @ r.
armen 10 be made collateral security for the due anu
of The respective contracts which VIII on no account
he paid until complied win IN all fesPee VI"
less specially authorized by tho Chief Of ms hleau a.
Aner lrducting payment viii be mace ny if
United within thirty days nftrr the said arces sha
received and bills for The same presented
The Navy Agent approved By the Commanders or S"nlan"
officers respective yards and naval saloh aofe
according 70 The CT the contracts.
The power reject al oilers from persons VINO nave heleo,e
failed to f their with the Government is expressly
reserved ly this hircau ,,o ,u ),
Is the respective Commanding officers or Navy
10 persons applying for hem and npon which all shoaa NC
h'I mc on '''' L7-2lwd
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9 NTH, DRINKER ( MORRIS, Successors 10 SMITH
= PALMER keep constantly on hand English, French Ger
and American Publications. in department oil itera
ne particularly Theology the Ciasscs the Arts and Sciences
History Biography &c. Our Law Stock is 4; present extensive,
selected School BOOKS and Stationery of variety
always n hand.
English American 9rnua-e have received our supply
Of ANIMALS published in London and America for 1915
3ookbndins, in all its varieties executed In the best manner
Dec. 6 tl-2aw2m
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In United States Court for the Eastern District of Virginia,

In the United States Court for the Eastern District OF Virginia.
December 7lh, 1912:
JEREMIAH WHITE, individually, and Of the late firm OF
W.te Irvine the county Halifax having filed petit
praying that may be declared Bankrupt: II IS ordcred
persons he creditors o the said Jeremiah
White show Court the OH day of January next
why the said Jeremiah White he declared Bankrupt
ant the act Of Congress in that b63 and that Of this
order be pubshed ia The newspapers according TO The end and
2ih rules Of Court.
COpy-Tese.
HENRY GIBSON, Clerk.
Dnc.l q
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TIDuCATioS.-alrs. ELIZA a. TOP proposes opening II
"a School tuition Of young ladies, the commence
ensuing year, in the of Mathews, 1t seafoc,
the residence of her father, Col. TIL Hutcins.
Her OF instruction will embrace all The varios branches
English Education comprising OhoHrapy Reading VIII
ing, Arithmetic Grammar Geography Ancient and sodcrn HIS
tory Rhetoric n Compositions, Chemistry Astronomy
Natural Mental and Moral Philosophy Mrs Tod offers the very
eighty dollars board and twenty for tuition
all branches dollars for instruction III Spelling
Reading Writing the elementary branches Mrs Tod
will aided BY competent assistant and deemiDs the inc
youth, than BURDEN pains Will he
spared both The heart and understanding OF those
trusted 10 her charge.
The School open the first Monday in January and con-
time Of August The months Of August and Sep
embracing the whole of The sicky season IN the
Mrs Tod roposes giving those months as recess
whatever in the Winter. Each pupil viii be taxed
with weekly lessons during the recess thus the objse
ton long respite from study rs. Tod will engage the
usic Teacher the number of scholars
will hastily Painting and Fashionable Embroidery in SILK and
worstcd be taught So each. The erch language will be
taught per The for board and tuition re re-
qnred payable quarterly in advance Each boader VIII be re
CURED when practicable furnish bedding, towels and can
ies-or they furnished for the Of ten dollars extra
Tod requests nil persons who may wish to patrone her
rups the first day. if possible as no deduction
will made ard much valuable time often lost by unnece
sary procrastiGation. ,
Inference Dew, of William Mary College, and
others If necessary ELIZA A. TOD.
Seaford, Nov. -, 1912. 3s-2n"tlF
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These young ladies' having FOR many pupils In
Seminary objects observations
are of course intimately acquainted with their dispositions cha
and mental qualifications which, we do not hesitate to
ant duties they have undertaken: We therefore, cheerfuy
commend them Parents, socos for the happiness and best
interests of their Children.
THE MISSES NELSON, of Long Branch
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Nov. ii


IN No,toway County Court, Ord
boiling Robertson William Robertson, It,lcton T. Robertson
Sally WATSON formerly RobeFson widow Of John Watson, de-
Ing wife, formerly Julia A. Robertson, May
sGn wao:y Of William Eess'" ID deceased Allen Robert,
formerly Robertson and wife Of Wfred Watson deceased aud
John Roberts Dolly his wife, formerly Dolly Robertson
aloye ~ Robertson and H. r. Anderson, Executors Of Ar
cher Robertson, deceased and i'll their rights John A. Ro
crson lanes H. Robertson WIN A. Robertson Henry Jen.
pngs and Wary his wife, formerly Mary Robertson and Burvel
Jennings and Nancy his wt formerly Nancy Robertson Joseph
Robertson; Daniel Gobehson and s'cDaniei and Wealthy
his wife, formerly Hucrson Edward Robertson and Yevenon
Robertson aad Others children OF James D. Robertson
Defendants:
bill against the defendants and the defendants Joseph Robert
son. Daniel Robertson Mcdaniel and Wealthy his wife,
deceased whose unknown and Enwcl X Harrison
and Eliza i wife having entered their appearance and
security according of Assembly and hf
this Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence, that they
not Inhabitants OF this COUNTRY II ordered That the said
defendants appear here the first day Of The February
term Of his Ccat and the hill Of the plaintiffs and that
copy Of Ibis s, IF pub
posted door of county.
WY F. FITZGERALD, c: 6:
s,ToCKToY's PREMIUM MINERAL TEETH.-JOHN G.
oWAYT DENTIST has jn received from the above celebrated
manufacturer complete OF ,e beautiful Teeth
that have been brought this city, aud which, all
surpassed
Those who wish have artificial teeth inherited and
interested are respectfully invited call and examine ten
specimens Of his work.
j. G. w. continues, heretofore, perform operations
the prevention and cure OF diseases in the teeth and gums OF
flee on the Immediately above the Banks Main
Kreure-M. Clarke, VI. D., George Watson, ". D., T. H.
Deare NJ H., E. H. Carmichael, NJ D., Robt W. Haxai s.
Thomas Nelson, NJ. D., James Bottom 81 D. A. Cunningham
NJ d. SEPT. . 3-wlyt
Aw NoTIcEThe subscribers have formed partnership to
II practise law. They viii attend all Courts held in the
city and in the counties OF Goachiand and Louisa.
Office on Governor street, next door TO Joseph Mayo Esq.,
PEACHY r GRATTAN
henry COALTER CaBELL.
Richmond, Va, Dsa 10, ls4a. ss-S.&vn
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,HE Misses NELSON will open Boarding School for Young
ladies the 10Th October Oakland, III the county o
Hanover % miles om Richmond and niles from Beaver
Dam Depot upon the Louisa Railroad. The situation Of the
School very fine being in region well known for ITS
pure wholesome M and, aso OF access as carriage
can al any time those who may arrive NJ the Railroad
Depot The Of instruction in this School will consist oil
The branches uf English complete and thorough
srcd upon The Piano Guitar The most careful attention
mcnt az the pupils thought they will he the best fit
ted usefulness in this world by LEARNING 10 live for the next
TIE will extend from Ocobar Ia july both
months of August and September being time Of
vacation.
The Tor Board and Tuition In all the branches ex
cept Music $780, for sc upon the Piano Guitar with use
Of So, payable half yearly in advance Refer
enre may he made the RI Rev. Sir Meade Rev. W. ~ Pen
deon Ep Hish School Of Va Philip Nelson Esq, Mlwood
county, Virginia Ar Pesco, Of Richmond App
cation for admission the School he made TO Thomas Nell
son. Esq. Richmond, William Nelson ESQ., Beaver Dam
Depot, Hanover county, Virginia.
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GALE OF VALUABLE NEGROE5-Wili be sold TO the hi
y est bidder at Jetrrsve IN the county OF Amelia, VI
day. the 2nd day Of January next Elk likely young Negroes
longing TO the Estate Of Samuc! letter, dcrssed among wv
good Blacksmith, excellent Cook House Servants sc.
part of the above Negroes will be sold for cash. the balance OF
months credit.
ensuing year JOHN A. JETEI
nsc in 6}-a5l
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IIDUCATlON-1'he schno viii he continued the ensuing
H year. residence about two and half miles Southwest
Of Gordonsvi the Charlottesville road The course Of IN
the usually taught branches OF the English
together Latin and Greek NJ Charles T.
laerro instructor whose experience and past
success should confidence with those who patronize
The School The sessions viii he OF the usual length commenc
inr If January For board and tuition, Sl20 every
thing furnished By the subscriber WAN. COWHEhD.
Nov % o9-wtI5J
07- The Religions Herald win copy above
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cou.mrs in cons,tern. then the proper subjects OF
AZ article Of impeachment, II Their decided opinion
that proceedings should be instituted, in reference to
the matters appearing upon the face CT esid memorial
considered os WHOLE Tor the removal of Judge Scott
from oicr By concurrent of Doth Houses of the
General Assembly.
5,h. That regards Tie charge contained under The
I head or specification of said mcmnria against Judge
Scott, in reference to alleged freud upon seploe
Pickett, his family, taken III connection with the
general charge Of disregard Of all moral obligation,
or legal restraint, his contempt for public opinion,
illustrated by acts OF opea violence and Outrage,
an1 tec!,!essness of behaviour and contempt Of JUS
tier, is, in the opinion Of majority Of this commit
tee, matter OF such character, and Of sufficient
gravity, to demand of the House Of Delegates fur
ther investigation, with view TO the removal Of said
Scot; from the judicial station which be fills, 5y
concurrent Of bath houses 1.-THE General asse m5y.
Here your committee might properly perhaps con
cude telr report, but unwilling 10 do 60, without
entering their protest arainst the Inference That they
have to any extent designed 10 endorse the truth oil
any # hc charges contained in The memorial against
Judge Sco,, by The foregoing suggestions. or any por
ton of hen. Under The Instructions OF the icnse %!
Delegates hrf re- referred TO- toe committee deemed
themselves excluded from that enquiry, and taking the
memorial IS true, chained down Ia an investigation OF
The matters, &C. appearing upon liz face; and IN thai
vcw have been cumpcilsd 70 adopt the foregoing con
customs
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Oct GO

IN Rules held in the Clerks or
Superior Court of Law and Chanccy of Not
toway county, The 9Th dry Of October 1912:
Francis Barnes and Amelia J. his wife, Plaintiff:
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JAMES A. PATTEsoN, CoMAssIoS MrReH.sT. Riehrn,d
Y-W give prompt attention to sales OF all KINGS OF rfo
dace and Merchandise consigned to his care store on Cay
street, adjoining Messrs Caperon & Grump.
Oct. lS H-wV
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opinion OF majority of The committee, "the
lode Of proceeding in the investigation Of
re, and the facts connected herewith, is BY
nent.
committee having thus extracted in Succession
The charges Of SAID memorial, as in the opinion
7r.y OF them seem to involve offences CT an
die character, will closc this part OF their
: recommending 10 tie House, either ln1me-
r after reference thereof 10 the committee
hole House, the adoption Of the following re.
ID, That The Honorable John Scott, Judge OF
u,t Superior Court Ct Law and ChanceFy Tor
circuit in the third district Of Virginia, and as
,ember Of The General Court Of THIS Common
inpcsched Of high crimes and misdemeonors
hat as regards the foregoing charges, &c, IN
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Aug %

IMPORTANT To DEALERS IN TOBAcCO.-1lr fooa
section OF TIE TO amend the entitled "an art TO a
INTO one the several acts now III inrcc conrrfnns lr
tion Of all persons concerned and especially 10 cea
upland tubarro, shelving the advantage they would dS
of any extra charge In directing tn. tobacco 10 be stored ~
Public Warehouse.
aud be 1t further tnoe.ed That, II any hcgshead of To
shall been inspected any upland iEsp elton, and n
forwards stored In any warehouse 10 the city Of Renm
and Of Petersburg other than the public "nreou
~. 80 ;;"h,. a., III ,n.s =, ds.nn NJ sueh tobacco
any whatsoever, unIess at the time when ne same
stored n such other warehouse there at least eicnee
bred hogseads IL In the city Of Richmond or ~ INC .""
Petersburg hundred and seventy ike hccseads 10 h
lie warehouse aforesaid; unless the inspectors Thereon
have refuse 10 receive tobarco storage {. "sn
/" N a. ~ IVY " 81 ' .2-a
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Physician referred in The foregoing advertise
mem part Of the hands hired Ia tie Midlothian
Coal Mining Company and unite in sustaining the facts
stated IN said advertisement.
JEFFERSON HANCOCK, MD.
Dec 1912. TC-3t
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HAS just received Of double and single barrel
II ROWLING PIECES, and all tho necessary apparatus to
equip the sportsman.
The subscriber will tire the render with enumerato OF
his stock, deeming sufficient that rery thing in the
sporting line be procured his the mort moderate
terms,
u Repairing, Stocking, &C., done the moot moderate
terms, and In neat, substantial mannrr Canes mounted
repaired Keys ted and all kinds of bbing In our
line done with neatness and dispatch.
Oct 43-w3m