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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-08-02
PROSPECTUS OF THE
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STAR OF TEMPERANCE.
!, A WEEKLY family newspa per, de
i "A voted to the promotion Of TEMPE
RANCE, EDUCATION, LITERATURE, AeaIcuL
, TURE, and institutions of improvement
generally, In New Orleans, Louisiana
and the Southwest, is published in thi'
city, (New Oreans,) at the low price o
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yariably in advance; printed in quartz
form, on fine paper and clear type.
The lime has arrived when such pa
per is imperiously demanded BY the pc
cuDiar exigencies Of reform and improve
ment in the South West, and we are de-
iermined to make bold and vigorous eff
fort TO meet the demand. a
The paper will advocate. with modera
lion and iberali,y, but with frmness and
decision, the pure and lofty principles Of
Total abstinence from all intoxicating
drinks, in health; a complete and
radical reform in our system of Educa.
ton, or rather, it will urge the esta blish.
ment OF thorough one in the Library
and Agriculture! Societies, and all enter.
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mass OF mind throughout our section OF
country--a section than which, there is
none richer or moro advantageously and
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ment OF its wealth, on the face of The
globe.
1t will labor 10 kndle love for the re-
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expense will be spared to render il all
that the friends OF tho cause, in which it
is embarked, could desire; alike tho ad
vocate of great and practical principle,
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tive Chary bdis Of being confined excu-
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other.
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think proper, upon the exhsustless and
ennoblng principles Of Christianity--as
such, it will carefully shun sectarian re-
igions, as well as party politics.
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intend to pursue, The appeal TO the friends
IF The cause is made. r...
STEVENS e. ARMS.
New Orleans, Feb, 1916, . /
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FINAL SETTLEMENT

FINAL SETTLEMENT
A L the next June Term, l845. OF
IN the Probate Court of Amite coun.
~, Mississippi, the undersigned, executor
OF the estate of William H. Drenr an.
deceased, will present his account for
final settlement and allowance, and re-
lnquish his letters of Executorship =
when all persons interested can attend, If
they think proper.
ROWLAND WILKINSON,
Nay 5, lS45. ew3
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Those to whom this Prospectus is sent are
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but if they cannot, they will please hand it over
to some suitable person, to act a. agent.
Publishers of papers, giving all the foregoing
matter three insertions, shall be eutited to 2
permanent exchange, commencing with the
fourth volume
N. 6. NORTH Proprietor and Editor.
Raymond, Miss, Nov. I844
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A LARGE and we'll selected stock Of
IA Ladies' BCNNETS, consisting OF
6ne Leghorn, Colored Muslin, and Supe.
rior Black Bombazine Bonnets Just re-.
ceived by JACOB HALFEN. .
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LAW NOTICE.
G. F. w BIB.

Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
W. ILL attend to su~h professional busia
wv asmay be entrust,d to his mansEcnsi
IN Inc Circult Court of Amite and adjacent Coi
Ties. Also, business in the Probate Couhd
Amlte VIII meet his undivided attention.
Oiiice in the Court House, opposite the CIsb
LIBERTY, Miss, January %, l84l n
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NOTICE.

~" NOTICE.
~ ME undersigned having been ~
u pointed commissioners to receiN
and audit claims against the Estate \
Robert ). Covington, deceased, (reporla
insolvency by The Probate Coun Of AmIh
County, Mississippi, at the March lern
l845, will NEE, at the Court House Y
the Town Of Liberty for that pprpoa
OnMe lst Wednesday in each month";
Tor the ensuing six months.
ERASMUS S. RUSSELL,
B. WADE SMITH,
Commissioners
March 80, 1845. emo
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TAILORING. h,n
ID SINCLAlR respectfully ln n", b
". his friends and the public IIs oar
has opened shop in Liberty, Tor . -.
pose Of carrying on the above ,O Oa
in all its various branches, ano nOri
strict attention OF business 20 H'0 ..,e
share of public patronage. d"
are reasonable. 4S KS
January IL, ie4S.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10
DIED,


On Sunday June sst =, his residence near Eik-
Branch, Mr Joax liswtTr aged and rrsp-eis-
BILE citizen Of this county. Thus has Departed from
smone -, IN honest man, the nobiest work Of
God y h.
Onihe i7th ul,., MlHT ELIzaRsTH. infant dsueh-
ter Of James 81 add MARY Z. kiger. sgrd !
months and 10 days. Of Frederick county.
On the 18th uli. departed this life, 1t the resi-
5encr Of her uncle, joins han Roberts. Montgomery
easaiy. Pa, HESaIETTA MARIA WaCsH. aged IS
years. daughter of Bishop Wsush, Of the Meiho-
dist episcopal Church.
This Young lady, like Martha, lad early in lie
chosen the better part. She looked beyond ihis
trsnstory life for the certain aud more IasfiBg ys
promised to the faithful believer in The Chris ian
religion. She had no fear Of D=aih-nanifesled 50
much pafienee IN her ilaess and was so peaceful in
her end that witness Of the scene could moi ex-
claim, can this be Death She has lefs her stiiet-
ed parents, brothers and sister, with large circle
OF friends 10 mourn her early Ioss Her mind wss
highly cultivated, her disposition most smzble, and
she gave promise Of much usefulness. bur il hes
pleased her Heavenly Falherto take her 10 himself
We feel that oars Is selfish sorFov. We cannot
but mourn, bu, il is not vitkouthopv. we ha'eite
consolation Of knowing that sur loss is her eternal
gain.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10
THE MARKETS.
once ofths 5siliRore .9ms, lean, I
8 !. - - z

/ . >
BEEF Cattle $ About 400 head were sold
10 civ butchsrsiat prices ranging from 50 q
| 50 s7t per 100 lbs Oh the hooi, equal 10 S3,5o
Is. net The average rate is aooot Sa,o0.
HOGS No difference since last quotations
viz. s4.75 a s4.67t.
FiOUR.-The market Tor Howard Street
Flour presents hut little activity, and so far as
we are advised there have been no transactions
beyopd retail sales at S4.37A for old and rein.
spee,ed. and s4s43i for good mixed brands =
So,..a holders demand 81 so for choice lois and
fresh rround. The stock on hand is limited
ana reeein,s sreIlisht Price from cars 81 25.
Rys Flour al s2H9iss3.
GRAIN --Fhefe have been various parcels
or news wheatsst market to-day, but most Of
thar, we're soft laud damp, and unit for grind
iDg. The cualiik Of The grain however, proves
| the crbn 10 be excellent. We quote the range
n nT;ce. for new reds, according 10 The condi.
ton ana suiiabIsness for gripding, al SO 10 50
cents. So also we quote the range ofPrices Of
new While uheais at 80 100 cents, as in CON
diiion.
We note sales OF Md white corn To-Day a.
an |. al cents .Isellow at 40 asa cents.
s.l.s N nriabe Nd Oats at 81 35eents.
npovIsi0NE. - sltimore cured bsconrates
:. f.llows. shoulders 81; Sides "A, and Ham.
| 8 4 10 cents.
WHISKEY. Sales o. nnes. arg nssuk =
90 ! 20i esn.s,and Of ools. a. q - esa's'
won. -The receipts Of the week have bees
about Il, 900 lHs neatly one nsil ~ y :;
sold at an average Of aoont gen. q .Is
|! lower than The quotaiions Of Ias. resei
We continue fof his week, as holders are sfps.
rally are asklef them, viz: 40 ueshed seQmun4
| l6alec; washed do. 26z28e; ar. blood s6f; ball
do. 90c; three d. 10 full do. 3la35c per ID. TIE
receipts are fr3dually increasing, whist The de-
msnd is sonlWhat falling OF. Most Of iha, r.
irving i cflhs |compon and niddliDs grades
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10

| To The Springs and South Vest.
lzHRAvELLERS will find The only direciroule
Il 10 the Virgins Springs, by The Baltimore
aud Ohm Railroad 10 Hsrpers-Ferry, thence BY
the Winchester and Potomac Railroad to Win
chester, thence u2 The Valley Of Virginia by the
Vslley Turnpike Leave Baltimore u A. NJ,
reach Winchester s.P ny and Warm Springs
second day from Baliimoie, 10 breakfast. Ira
sellers from the North may thus rest ii Baltf-
more night and reach the Springs as soon, as
ii they passed over 10 Washington that nigkf -
Tie travel over the whole line Is interesting,
the scenery at Hsrpers Ferry, worth, in the
language Of Mr.. Jefferson, atrip across the At
lantic, and the rich and beautiful lands Of the
Valley, present constant feast to theSeye Of
The Traveller.
The whole route up ihe Valley. is over
Turnniks perfectly smooth, and slmost leyeiin
/ its whole distance. The irsupershle objeeiioRs
to Virginia roads ID thstrareftoihe springshas
been removed bv the coDstruetionof this Turn
ipikc. This Is the cheapest. safest. most direct
and most ex pediiious route-of which Travel
IIers are respectfully requested to inquire for
l,hemselves. }. GEO. HEST, .agsni.
TRATELIERs 10 THE SOUTH WEsT
viii dpd ! continuous line OF comfortable Stages
10 The Ohio 81 Guyandct,s, taking the Springs
| ID thsif war e. II.
WINCHESTER, july 10, le45.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10
3 = ALL. AIR
RRTW. 400 sAr.w ).


rkSifE subscriber offers Tor sale Ibis ,.ssirahle
estate. situated 81 niles 'FRONT.' hsrleslown.
5 lrcm lfafpers-Eerry and laiie from iheSmth-
field and Ferry Turnpike. bounding On HE Min
chester and Poiomac Rsil Road, snd
Containing about Gao Scres.
About $50 cleared, and the residue in Tm,5
me Cleared safd lies compact and rrar.y 10 i
square the lissher contiguous Thishss iAslty
psen sunsieesfc one OF the rsqsf desisesse fark4,
las'he county pf jefferson, aslregaras lceafsas,,
isftillis, end sxemptlcn1Ioia broken Of wssse
liands every field being aceessi5ie IL titening
se'sr- here is neser-fsiiiug we'll OF gned
~a,er " ene el The back 6rids. aud several me
spr,ngs contiguous TO The buildings.
&c mFroser,-nts consist Of eamf aisAle
Stone Dwelling House.
STONE STABLE, STONE SMOKE HOUSE,
With cement dons, Slone Dairy, viii cen,trt
hopr frsme Stable and Carri,sc- house tStsh.
ing loF - horses, superior G cttb III Ora
nary attached. Dyerseer's House. (i.ew.1 Qnsf-
Ter forA7serysnts, blacksmith and carpenisrs
shops, Bait. house, Ice house. and tAsIe is i
large jceTPond Of spring ws,etf IN The meadow.
fere4 haEe been = large number or choice
frnit Trees III every variety SET out w;ihia the
last few years and beginning 10 bear
AHs one desiring further information can adj
dress The subscriber on The premises, near Rall-
town, .jeaersea~ connty. VA.
LEWIS IN. WASHINGTON.
Dec -, lsal--tf.
P.ES. The taxes on NJ sbcva Land kar
IS45 only aulpuu, 10 S20.ssMmhich IS sn In,
ekase, Nj, II. III.
Nav a2slSt5. -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10
MEDICAL COLLEGE,
IN Richmond. Va.


| 9NtiE Winter Course Of Lectures ia The Ne
- deal Department OF Hampton Sidney c0l-
legeswill commence IN Richmond, on MoHdsy
The 27.h day Of October next, and coutsnne nn-
Ill The last Of February following. The new
college and Hospital Eai6ce has been complete
ed, and etery srrangemenl hss been made 10
afford the Student al the adyantages which sre
obtained IN anyirSti,uton 10 the u. s. ID adj
dition 10 the usual lectures, Surgical and ledi-
eel cf;aiqnss Aviil heAgiven regularly 81 the Col
lege Hospital. City SAlmshhuse. Peni,eniia.r
and Armory BY which the stuaent viii have
the opportunity of witnessing the diseases mel
dent 10 the South, and which he twill be called
upon 10 treat stthe commencement II his pro-
fessionsl lie. The number Of msior and mir
norfSurgicsl operations Hhieh have been yearly
dy dlsimed for the College the rep0t stiou OF q
leading school for Surgical instruction.
NJoHs CuILEs, NJ. D., Professor OF The Theory
and Practice Of Medicine.
L.W. CakmBERLArSs. NJ. D., Professor Of
ThersPeuticslaud Mateira Medica.
r /. BqHAxNaN, NJ n, Professor OF 0bs,e-
tries and Dlseases Of womer and chiNsen.
JEFFkiEs MYMAs, NJ. D., PiofessuEoiV Apato-
my and Physiology.
SocRATEs NAuftS.4M. d Professor ofSche.
mislry and Phsrmsey.
AUG L. W1sSEa VI. D., Professor d Ser
gerry. M
cAkrsR P. JonNsoS, sk n, Demonsiraaor OF
Anatomy.
The abundance Of materials for DISSECTION,
and tho convenience and confHTt Of the dissect-
ing room, vii enable the sipdentto study tho
roughly the Anatomy Of lhe Human Body. and
also acquire skin in the use Of SUI Seal iusitu.
ments. ~ ~
Good board, including tgh,s, fuel aud ser
vaults attendance, can be procured from $3.50
10 IS per week. If NJ n
Current bank notes Of dhe States in which
the, students reside will be taken Tor tickets. n
ACG. +: WARNER, NJ DS
Dean Of the Eacu.iy.
Richmond Va July TO- lS45-3mT ~: I +
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10
BEDEsy'GTO.T
I'M
SULPHUR SPRING.

TTVaE subscriber is prepared 10 lake few
Boarders during the Spring Season. This
is s.delIghtful country, snd one Of the largss,
and best Sulphur Springs in the State Of fir-
giaia within SIX miles Of Martinsburg, Va ],
and the Bsltiuore and Ohio Rail Road.
Price of Boarding Five Dollars per week-or,
One Dollar per day.
JOHN r! C0oKUS.
b Bedingion. Va, July 10. 1915 st.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10
Threshfifg Machines.

The subscriber has commenced the Danufac-
tire Of Horse-poweFs and Threshi1g Machines
al hisesiabli4hment, where he will keep sup
ply readj for sale, made of the very best matte
rials, and Of the most approved plan for strength
aad durability, and BY no means liable 10 get
out of order. They will thresh clean and Of
easy drafl-made TO work two, four or FIVE
horses, and warrsnted 10 work WE'LL
He also maRufactures CORN SHELTERS,
to.work by hand, by horse or water power.
His Lathes and Machinery are propelled BY a
steam engine and be is ready TO do all turning
in brass and iron with despatch. MiilanacHine-
/ ~ and all other work, such as Tafeshing Ma
chimes aud Horss-pomers repaired promptly.
Old cast Iron. BRASS and Copper taken 10 ex-
change for Castings J. r. JONES.
HageTstown. MI. July 10. 1915 en-.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10
MOTECE.

HNHE Annual Meeting nfthe Stockholders Of
u the SHENANDOAH BRIDGE COM.
PANY al Harpers-Ferry,n will De held al their
Office on Fiiday NE Isl IF .9HgnG merit.
A.fuh meeting Of the stockholders. either 10
person 81. by proxy, j. earnestly Ieqnested as
oospessof Importance will be submitted fdrihe
consideration ofthe meeting.
GEORGE MAUZY, ESsertt aru.
July 10, Is45.-3t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10
no rllY Eriends.

II RETURN my thanks for their patronage,
- during my residence in Charlestown; and
to those who have unsettled sceouhts,1 would
say that they willput me under an additional
obligation If they will call and settle lf ;hey
cannot conveniently pay. close BY note. f1wiil
take but little time, as their accounts baye been
ready since the LIST Of March.
nay creditors Will require hut Etile persua-
SION, anf convinced by experience, but there
aye few who have not yet called TO them
would say am ready al,p.
Respectfully,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10
Castings for MINIS:

Such ascog wkeels, beyel and mortice wheels,
shafts, segmenls, gudeeons, cranks, splndSes,
steps and racket wheels. plaster breakers, burr
brushes and brass castings. Also, great vsre-
y Of horse power & Thressiug Machine pat
terms, of the very best desigd for strength and
economy of metal. Plough Castings Of every
description, mouldboards, lsnds;des aud shares;
q large stock of wagon boxes Of all sizes, aud
of the best forms. Parlor, chamber and ten
plate stoves, cast of the neatest pat;erDs-ihe
Hathaway cook siores OF different sizes-wster
pipes and cast-iron railing. All The Castings are
M ade Of the heat materials
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10
TIlreshing Machines
F0R SEE

IFEyHE subscriber has on hand al his shop near
II JordsD's Springs. several Machines, which
he will sell on accommodating terms; among
them is new six-horse Machine, Of BEST ma
lterials and workms9sb1p. Persons 10 want Of
Machines aud hayJ I'D ones with good irons
ear Be- sceommodai Soy way OF exchange. by
paying abe diHegen<N For further particulars
apply 10 me persona y, or through the Post or
Tee, Winchester.
r0' JAS, R BRO0KiNG.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10
LARGE rLouRyr5rg
CorpsDIissfnrrg.,.,. sale

ElY virtue or pecresl 81 the .c;,cui,I d.
Eg rior Court Of Jefferson t,onniv 9a,aa
November 6,~l844, the snh1cr;bcr a.no;n,.a
oPeelal commissioner foF That purpose, viii
proGefd 20 sell atpublic 9auctipn. on Sai,adcy.
ne izh dag Of Jats nert, inIfroni of Daniel Eht.
.el st''o'ei, IN shepherestewD, the Life Estate
O tienra Liekllder, in ana toa |
House 81 LORI:
Situated on Washington street. shssba, s.a,,n
and known IN theIplat Of said towa as@nsri Of
Lot No i68. Il
Also, tho Life Estate.5af ,hc aid yre,rv
Licklider in and ID
ia .Gcacs eS Land.
more or less, adjoining 1he1I,nAs ofI.,nh ga.
ley and George REYNOLDS ii
Terms tf safs-A drssdtt ~ IItvolv "a
e,Snleen moalhs, requiring bond with argtov-
title as further secslriiy Tbe tan,s. a,d
are sno)ect 10 leontin4fnt right Of Dover.
e Undersigned VIII convey sucAtite as is vest
Jane 49, 1896 ss,eisf camu;.. 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10
TURNPIKE Nnficc.

IA MEETING 'of.the Stockholders of the.
TA Smitbfsld, Charestown & Harpers-Fer-
ny Turnpike Company, win be held at Carter's
Hotel, Charles,own, on Saturday he Cd day IF
49ugrst nsrt, for the purpose Of electing Dircc.
tors OF ssld Company for,he ensuing year II
rs desirable that stockholders who cannot atterG
10 person, should send their proxies, so thai, q
majority oi4tbe stock may be represented. =
at H. KEYES TRIMS
Inle' 2 Ia45rtd
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10
JEFFERSON LAND
FOR SALE.

.~@| FOS SALE.
yENRE heirs Of John B. Henry haveIconcIuded
70 dispose of the Mill Farm and hereby
offer Il al private sale.
u j situated on the ,Potomac River, inst be-
low Dam No =, adjoningsthe mill where there
is landing place for boats from the Chesa-
2eake and Ohio Canal, is known 10 be Of the
best quality Of Jefferson Land, considers bic
portion Of it being rich bottom Land, and is well
wstered.
The Tract contains about ESQ. ACRES
about 1870 Of which is under good clltiyation--
A more accurate descriptionsis deemed unneces.
sary Jas those desiring 10 purchase will examine
for themselves. n
TERMS. Ono-forrth Inc purchase money
will be required to be paid down--one. fourth
inil2 months with interest THE balsnce can
be retained by the purchaser, by. being secured
on the PROPERTY Apply to
w. j. WEBB,
.Shephsydsiotpn, "a
AMOS YOUNG,
n. Hagvsto,rn Nd X
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10
RANDOLPH y, LATiME1.
CharleslOvyn Academy.

ChartestOyy1 Academy.
EFENHE ensuing term in this Institution will
j commence on Monday the 25th ofAugu,,
next, and continue FIVE monihs-TEAcAsR, Mr..
JOHN%J. SANBORN.
TUITION:
English Department. S29 per annum.
Classical s Mathematical 334 do.
Thorough instruction given, not only in 4he
different branches which cor stitute good com.
mon, education, but also in the Latin and Greek
Languages, and the higher Mathematics, 10 any
required extent.
FLIP Pupils from distance accommodated
with hoard on reasonable terms.
None admitted except those who engage 10
continue from the dsyof admission ill the lose
of the session. For the Trustees,
7ASDREW KENNEDY, Sse'y. y
July 10, lS45-td.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10

The First More The press Of Florida
is urging upon As new Senators TO insist
upon the removal Of all tie Indians from
its boundaries.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10

IFIJ s. respectfully assures those whom
i may concern, that lie IS iriiing end dssiroas
receive pupils attending exclusively 10 the stu
dies Of the English depart ment, snd that ell
such will receive their full share Of his lime
and attention s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10
Michael Kelly.

l\EW0ULD respectfully inform his friends and
~ tAa9Pab,tc Espe rsliy, that 10 has retnux-
ed his Marble Yard from The Msrket-house, op-
posiie TO the Methodist Church. where he has
on HANDY choice collection Of Marble Tombs,
head sndSsoot stones, Of the best quality, which
he will sell cheap. 4a7
He is PAepsted to execute aTl kinds of work
BILE terms.
Also, Monuments and Marble Mantles, when
ordered.
N. B. All orders thankfully received and
neatly executed.
Chariestown, July 10, ls45.-3m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10
Hagerstouon@ Foundry,
AND
MI CHINE .sHOP,

Z NHE subscriber having on Hand great. va.
- riety Of excellent patterns Tor machinery
for merchant, gEist and saw Mills, is prepared
10 manufacture all kinds of
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-M.anRTER.

On Thursiey morning the e5th az Jane. BY tfe
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