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GENERAL kEARSEY.-This gallant officer is a native OF
New York, and married the stop-daughteT Of the ce.ebra-
ted Clark, Of ST Louis, who penetrated, with Mertiwsther.
To the Columbia river. He Is between 50 and S. years OF
age, The General entered the army OF 1872. and coninu-
ed in it ever since; and Tor the last fifteen or twenty
IL, and generally at Fort IeaVenw0Tth on the Missou-
r., IN the DRAGON service. lie mas made frequent re.
connoissances IN military expeditions in that region, thus
acquiring such 6 knowledge OF its physical features. OF the
Indian habits, Of The resources Of i western lite, as would
qualify him TO act the pioneer and commanding officer Of
the expedition, which he has so successfully conducted to
Santa Fe. lie ranks very high as a bold, indomitable, en-
ergetic and accomplished officer, who has the head 10 con
tive, the hand to execute, and the heart To brave every
difficulty.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT,
BI TIE JAMES, Ea p RIVER AND
BAY N-tEfEVFE- BOATS.

TIME Steamer ALICE having 10 undeTgos some
u rpaur. willie soppcd mf ihat r.. pore on Iu'aly n,u..
let ueceuber
Jy rarnrs 10 NoIft mi ntru7h Y rai uar only three
times " week.
The Sfclmboot lIFTs PErK. 'nrf Jprv p,,s. VIII continue
ip leave ihe vhin 20 Rockets % ts tgu4f fly- 1.nisy Wei.
nesd1y and Frdly ppfung s-atta ufi,rk Erununr. wiHIelte
N 0.fols Tueaiay Thufd day sul tatud ly Horufs atue 9n.
fYur
Tho CuusrecE wftm.rttIf By E1'r ld touch 1t11 hr n
t'rmit1fs ian Irrtou us NF,t HUrr mol rturtug rs ua.Hl
pr rfsar col f1r tr Nn.ntf tn a' insiuir ...........s -.
br rt.rtfr 1rt far u,wurI p HsiIun". Nusls 1ui t.i.-
iur included ... .-...... .... ..... ..-...... ~"
o. UNsktys T. LIBBY.
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| I'm with great respect,
Your ob't ser'yt,


ehfCs ~ as
We are reluctant to disturb the equanimiiy with which
the distinguished South Carolina Senator evidently con,em-
plates the action Of Congress at its last session, upon the
Tamil questionable final settlement Of which, upon prin-
ciPlcs in censonance with his long cherished theory, ona-
bles him to put OF the harness OF baltic, and sing his
Nune dinitis. But we must be permitted to remark, in
the first place, that the new tariff law, now about to 60 into
operation, violates, in all its essential features, tho great
principle heretofore so strenuously commended for by that
gentleman andhi disciples: and in the next place, we feel
very well assured that although he speaks Of increasing
the blessings Of that system, with 50 much JUNCTION, not
pithstaHding IL has not yet gone into operation, the coun-
try will very soon perceive, in its bitter fruits, the isllacy Of
the arguments by which its adoption was enforced and is
now vindicated.
The Senate will lose in Mr.. McDufie a man of splendid
intellectual power-one, who, in despite Of his political
alterations, possessed many qualities well calculated TO ex-
cite the admiration of his countrymen. We regret that his
inim health cOmPels him TO retire to private lfe-the tran
guilty Of which we hope he may find conducive TO its resto-
ration.
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HEVUINE COLOGNE WATER,

EESUINE WATER (r0a Joan .V4re
~ ElrHa-NNe have just received another supply Of this
highly es'crmsd Psrrms. II isthc article fuu tms mauuaetltct.
which has gwen - CO1gnr Water the celebrity which Il enjoys
throughout the world. III ess ntaly and wholly different fnm
Cologne Water 10 any other Manufacture, and impaus q d,lEbtful
aud ro'fCliuug uiGT without ciusnE my ssue q heaVness. a.
inferior articles do-Thce e. e VARIOUS conterciz Of this aue q
LpaunE even the name " this celebrated duu leG which pp-sess
none ofthe exquisite rrpsuict Of 90 genuine nrlrr, be- mr. com
posed Of puBgeHt essential oil, mixed with strong lcuho.
DTVAL 4 PURCELL.
No 30 Druggists, ~. Ntu - ret
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How CANE IT So2-The "Uuion," IN replying to some
remarks Of an English Editor, makes the following emPha-
tic assertion
u Oar Government made no sort Of bargain with
San1a Anna, and never counted upon his u~eacheTy. IL
We consider the above assertion exceedingly importan:
II our Government did not count upon the ueachery Of
Santa Anna, and made no sort Of bargain with him, how
came santa Anna 10 have means OF passing through the
bloek@ding squadron with the knowledge OF the United
Safes officers How comes he now at the head of the
Mexican troops, infusng new life into them against those
OF this country 7 Let that be answered.-U. s. Gazette.
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NOTICE. Last night, while my dwelling was
~ eHi1trsred w. a hlufe on IRE 30 my y,rA, and M n'utuie
sapo-cd OIt of do1rz, was robbed of q valuable plain SILVER
WATrU, with silver guard chain and COLL hey md ull with a
small silver coin lnIrhsf-wissr ia I0ur-. SO t.Ja tomt.u-
Ais1. pi fru dfItr iu spfrs Hri 90 c1uui. Hte 300 il Virginia
Bans Notes. . therefore request ur ii Of uHprrpn- 1 NO, urlv
cry ~ my rri ery and1uy one uh1 con e1 rd mr. viii not only
10 suitably rcwari'd, but receive my most g,eIl thatt.
THOMAS MARSHALL.
NT Io.biun Cs.f Nine Nov "a. no aU-fCt
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IN RICHMOND HUsTINGs COURT, JnII

u 18th. 1886 The nuneupative will Of John Mcguire. late Of
this city deceased, was this day brought into Couu by Daniel Sbit
ley for probate; and II being proved to the satisfaction OF the eoun
that the said John Mcguire was, a the time of hns death, an inha.
biIhnt OF this city; and that he has len no widow nor any neat Of
kin within this Commonwealth or within the United states. or any
ofthe territories thereof butthat his neIi OF kin u any, are foreign.
ers and are unknown to the said Daniel Shirley, 50 that he cannot
cause them n be personally summoned 10 contest the probate Of
said ~hl-On the motion Of the aid Daniel shirley, the Court doth
order that the next Of KIN be summoned TO appear here o n In. "a
day OF FebuaV Tenn ncIt Of this eouu, 10 contest said probate .by
a publication Of tbs order in some newspaper Of this city, once a
week for six months, and that such publication be deemed a .uft
cient service Of such summons. AGONY. TeSte
au swim CUsS HOW ann cr.
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WIRGINlA At Rules held in The -CIe,L,.

VIRGINIA At Rules held in the Clerks
ohee Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chaneeu
mf MING william County at the Court House, on Monday the 9Th
day of October, 1876.
Clanaa VI. Robins, EuI Of VIM II. 3. Robins, deed. plaintiff,
against
william ". Gary. Admr Dc bonis non Of Richard Garrett. deed
william u. w. Luke and Elizabeth hs wife. Thomi- g. Turaer.
"uardian 81 hiehad 7, and William l.. Garrett and the said
Neh'td ! M william !" Cauet, Dens.
CHANCERY.
The Defendants william n. w. Luke and Elizabeth his wife. and
Richard and william l.. Garrett not having entered their appear.
anee ard given security according tn tho Act NJ Assembly, and The
inies OF ih' CouH' and happearug by satisfaetoV evidence, that
they are not Inhabitants Of this Commonwealth, IL h. ordered, that
We sid delendint- do appear here NJ the rules 10 be holden In the
Ceths once OF The sad Court on the first Monday IN January
nehi' and answer the bill of the plaintiff and That n copy NJ this
order Dc forthwith inserted in some newspaper published 10 the
Guy d hlehmond Tor two months suceessively, and another eepy
posted az the front doofof the Count House OF This County.
Copy-Teue,
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MELANCHOLY Loss on LITE-Eleven vessels belonging 10
Marbehesd, have been reported Lost in the great gale of
Sept. 10. The list Of names OF those who were drowned
in these vessels, comprises 65 men and boys. The mum
Der made widows by this calamity is -. and Isl orphans.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-30

SEvERE SENTEScE.-By the ancient law OF Hungary, a
man convicted OF blgamy was condemned to live with both
wives IN the same house. The crime was extremely rare.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-30
MORE NEW GOODS.

November 18th 1880.
TVHE subscribers have Just opened a choice
- D.. Of New and na Iulful G0oit a. which uey inviis ne
attention of The public. Am-ny those 10 hand 10Y Be found
Rich Gain Pfiis ~ hdrs
DO Do do ff thidfen
Do d. % mf sefyan's
b ani blue bk B~0mblzines
bo 10 N,ateasfd k wap1
81 shk Ffirges ~ Esit yaney
DO do Gimts Do Go
ladies dak KID ghvos
no light % d.
Wco, ssIonj Woo, M-riro mi Tidbet Hose for ladies
Frore b Wosed Ifsf. Corau. IN q CapeS, Mishn EO5ts
roka M1sius. IN Mt Wits Raw snk Hfsa-deecY Hped
Cherry FLORENCE, MaE Hue Do, ChidfrnH Gloves, Se &C
m ~ TuOs v. PRICE d 90.
smEs good and good dim1aei Sole teltbr, iu Store, sud
II W for ac ny CAPEKfON = CRUAP.
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no 30 ARen, Of TIan.norsuon
0E Y. b. For the infnrmatinn of The nuLlic
CANTON TEAS.-The following noIice we

GANTON TEAS.-The following norice we
take from the Family Friend, a family newspaper published
in Syracuse, n. y.
lNrEEEsHNa TO TIA DRINKERS The Teas put up by the Can
ION Tea company OF New No!k, are pronounced by the test judgrs
OF tea, IN BE- the purct and best teas ever offered to the pubbr-
IheTe - q diversity Of opinion a. 10 the effects OF isa on tho ~
TEN, mlny i"rsons supposing tn, tea - injurious Their ~ no
dou5t but the cheaper. impure kinds Of tea 90 more ham Than
6"rli but the u.s. OF pure. unaiuhcntol teas produce no ham, but
on me contrary are productive Of much good, N proof Of which
W. tes leave To quote from the United Statc- Drp.nsatory. the
highest authority on such matters IN The Union The Dispcnsatoy
s-iiess
Ilts' e1e1s 4 decided influence over the nenOu, system, eyiueei
~ ne ieeIhg 81 comfort aud e'h lnhon which Il produces. .
As a medicine, Tea may somsLmcs be adyantaReou.Iy
used ~ dhHhra, and a -'roug infusion o. Il Wi onen be found to
relieve nervous hsadlcte"
Tho above Toas are for sale at I6I Main street. oppo.rc the
Bank OF Virginia. Perons wis IinE To purchase, wholesale or re.
tail VII find themselves suited 10 quality and price.
TO 30 HENRY q uonczoS
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~ OT l. -

W N~OTtCE.-Th Wing voters Of Ienieo county arr re.
speeuuny requested Ia meet at the Coutt HOUSE, on MONDAY. the
~ Q y pseemeef' ha,belns eourtd day. TO sppoini elssa,ss To a
convention TO be held In Richmond, on tho 18Th OF January NJ, a,
70 'eiresa candidate 10 es voted fr In this Congressional District.
'uns'un auenasseei desired. by MANY WINGS.
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VIRGINIA:-At a Court of Appeals held al
VIRGINIA At a Court of Appeals held at the

IhUINIA I a COURT OF Appeals held at the
1885, '
John Ashwen, Meredith Ashwen and others, heirs a, law of John
hAh"eh' ST. deed, Phfs,
against
'ohn Doe lessee OF Nancy hyTes. William n. Mar Upon n wit
va ~ Lama his VIE, late Lima Ayres, Eliza Ayres Of superse-
nuhs'ofd hy1ef' Leiiwieh Ayres, Samuel AyTes, Mary IDEAS TO 4
ayes, u hhhAbeth Ayrfs' The three last Of whom Judgment Of
ar iah uhues "a age oitwenty one years, and sue the circuit
BY the said LuadsioTd Ayres, their next friend, superior
Dens. court OF law
and ehaneey held for Bedford county.
Tic wit OF scre facias heretofore awarded To ryiyeth i. eause
IN the names Of the plaintiffs, not being returned executed on the
deiendants. Nancy Ayres, EIEl AyTes, Samuel Ayres, Mary Ayn.
aEd Elizabeth Ayre+ AMI 1t appearing, to the Satisfaction Of the
court, that they are not Inhabitants OF this Commonweahh-on mo
ton Of the plaintiffs by counsel, IL 10 orde cred, that the said Nancy
Ayres, Eliza AyTes, Samuel Ayes Mary Ayres, and Elizabeth Ayres
do appear here on the hrt Monday IN January next, to shew eama,
nany they can, why the said suit shall not be and stand revived in
the names Of the plaintiffs and to have n re- caring Of the whole
matter In the judgment Aforesaid contained: and that a copy Of this
order be forthwith inserted IN some newspaper published IN the CITY
Of Richmond, and continued for two months sueee.iyeIy. and that
mother copy thereof be posted at the front door Of the Capitol in
the said city. A Copy-Teste,
oc g-WgW ArIpN A. ~
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NEGRO-UIRING.

FHNHE Subscribers tsrdHr their services a. tber Grnjs and the
n public, o. hire olt urir NEGROES Tor a., ensuing ycar-
my would cd. ~ those whp ~ sb IN employ them, ~ inform M m
as early ~ pnctcaile, th't ui"y may rnve an opportunity u Oh
minnR gel h1uss md rai pr.as Tor iheif NeEto.s. They hop
that an erpeu.ncs Df several year. wHI cnuue then to a lbcta
sbate ~ rouagr.
VI Their Once O. on HE comrf NJ Fmnkhn and 18th streets
90 rear oftho city Hotsi formerly Tf1 Tavern
Now Joh, isiG. VIII.
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la r. Gfun, Inmcs Gillian. Touifs Cilum. Amstrt y gi1um
~ ahtth naricy, VIE a. Olycf harley. Panels. vic NJ William
Capsn'er, Uuty u wmc ~ Esn'idse \ nett. smith Gflum, and
Nailuu =. Girum. Dshs.
eHlum. and Nathan p Gtlum, not having rntrfcd thfir appear
anee and given security according IN law and the Rules N Ibis
Count, and Il appearing o. ne Satisfaction u the Coutt that hey
se not inhabitants n ths State. on motion NJ The pia.Hun by
hts attorney Uis ordered. That the sHd defendants sabifrr A.
nett, ana UNITY u. HE wr. smith Gillian, and Nathan p gnum.
do appear before The Irsicer ~ our said County Count ~ iOut1
county NJ The Count houss, on the ~ day ~ February Count NJ ~,
md answer thc hi % tie phnuH and that n copy Ofmm order be-
forthwith Inserted ns1nc nrwspapef Published IN the city Of Rkh
mind. Tor two months succssivey, and posted atihe front door of
The q vt tnuse u this County on sour Court day.
a Copy-rcHe!
M tG-vgws gOTN HUNTER, e. r. r..
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Rc.ignauon of rIr. McDuffie.

Senstor MeDufie announces his resignation OF his scat
In the Senate Of the United States. in the following char
acteriste letter to the Governor OF South Carolina;
HILL, Nov. Is, 1876.
HIS Eresieney W~. Aiken
"SiR-l must ask the favor OF you, to communicate
TO tho Legislature, this, my resignation OF the high
trust OF Senatorl hn n Congress, with a which l have
been favored by that body. In taking this step,
l cannot but express TO the Legislature and to the
people OF the State, my personal sense OF the obligations
under which they have placed the, by the manifold honois
they have conferred upon me, and the uniform confidence
and hberality with which they have sustained me, amidst
all the Political vicissitudcs OF the twenty five years during
which with a brief interval | have been in the service OF
the State.
And l trust the reasons which now induce me TO with
draw from that service. will be viewed with the same indul-
genee that have heretofore experienced. When l accepted
the place i now hold. IN n state ofhcalth that hardly just-
ned II. my sole inducemcnt was the hope. which the state
of political parties then created, that I might be able TO 'rcn-
der the State some service" in restoring the compromise
of ls3S by remOdelling the tamil Of 1912. more unjust and
oppressive than any OF its predecessors, and which totally
subvorted that c~ompromise. never intended to remain in
the Senate after that great question should be adjusted upon
principles OF equal and constitutional taxation. Believing
that object To have been substantially accomplished, by the
revenue act OF the last session, and that the increasing blcs-
almos, cotemporanoous acts of the two greatest CONNER
cisl nations in the world, will render il impossible for any
party changes to reverse what has been so wisely and for
,unately accomplished, l feel that l may claim the privi-
ledge OF departing in peace from tho turmoil OF political
life without violating any dury Of patriotism, aud leaving
the country, l trust, IN the midst of n long career OF prospe-
rty.
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"a UIFNVIII TTVN VT FWI W N'LIO
~ uF M~fNiCO'f'-Thc subscriber viii open ihs morning.
anptief supply of te above valuable Woik, which T. IN mch d.
Hnnd It's Illustrated hya Map, IN which is included INHALER Maps
81 ur Valley q heNc0. and te hsha of fai1 Ato AMI nc n Pat
ma. THIS book ~ desFnsd 10 furnish a concerned, yet accurate
vewof he region in question. md Il viii meet the wants of many
vile have nOtume 81 consult mofs vaiuninuua works.
ALSO, JrST RECEIVED,
Another supply Of THE GOVERNMENT MAI or MEXICO.
constructed from n Hvat vlucy of printed and maRuscnpt dOeu-
meutt u eonfains u Table of Distances, The aeat or War between
the Unied States AMI MeNeo, and much ohpr vslusbb infarms
ton. POI sale by q. y. FISHER.
~ 10 2 Ipofa betYv Post one.
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NIRGINIA :-At Rules held in the Clerk

NlRGlNlA AT Rules held in the Clerks
ohee Of the CireUit Superior Court Of Law and Chancery
Tor buckingham Court, on Monday the 5h day of O, tobcr, 1916:
Alexander MoseIey, plaintiff }
against IE Cu,xrpv
John Pyle, defendant
The defendant not having entered his appearance, ami given &c
eunty, according In the Act Of Assembly and the Rule. OF thn
Court and i appearing, by satisfactory evidence. that he ~ NOT an
inhahtaut ofthis County: IL r ordered, that the said abs mt defend
ant do appear At the Rules to be holden fr the said Court on the 6rt
Mondly In January next and answer the bill Of the plaintiff; and
That n copy or this order be forthwith inserted In some newsTaper
published IN the city OF Richmond, for two months suece-nyely, and
posted at the front door Of the Count House OF this county.
no f-Ngw n. ELDRIpgE q q \ a.
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VIRGINIA:-At Rules taken in Tho ClerL,s

NlRGlNlA:- AT Rules taken in the Clerks
Oice Of the Cfeut Superior Coun of Law and Cbancsy
for Prince Edward Couaty the 5th day Of October, 1876,
william Beazey, Phinlg
against
John w Gillian, John J Beazey, James Boaziey. Abraham u.
na'I nv "maH Matthew Defendant.
uelehoahi' John w. Gillian, not having entered his appear
anee and given sesuny according TO an Act Of the Genemi Aasui
by and The Rules of this Cont, and Il appearing that he - not an
inhabiaHi ~ this State on me motion ~ the plaintiff by counsel.
u 10 entered az EuIes afOfesiid. and accordingly ordered, That the
said defendant, John w Gillian. do appear AZ rules tobo taken IN
ne Clcts's Once afotenid, on The hrd Monday In March neHt and
answer the plaintiffs BIN dd that n copy n this order BE- forthwith
ina.hed IN snne one of The public newspapers printed h. the City
m Richmond, Tor two months succesoveiy, and also posted AZ the
front door Of The Count Hour Of this Couaty. a Cogy-rrHt,
40 t7-w9w ". WORsHAN, e. q,
IN CHANrERY AT n toru N OuarrHy se-si1n he'll Tor
y foui4t County ~ ur Court house thereof On MONDAY The p,
day n November. t5fG
Jscqn'nn o. q iuu b. his own uyF, sni o. Admin sYatot Of
Susanna Gnum. deceased,
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RIGGER'S OFFICE, UNDERTHE EAGLE
- HOTEL, I3rH srRtrr.
The bnS'nFs of two I'm. s,asiuss take place this day At Wi
m ~ on' ie awafe. Purchasers should call doNn this day ia urior
10 . cure one.
Prns. sl'Ono, 1000. SOso, eGuJ. go Of 1000. 90 az 500. 40
u 800, 100 of $50, &C - Noe. ~ drawn riek.t. O..
-ALFO-
I PrEs of $1,000 2II4, 2 Of 1000. 2 Of 700 5 Of 400. s Of $50
10 ofR00 10 n isj, &c. CO Nos, ~ drawn Whole ". halys.
I,SO, qurU"rs use.
pfzrr 10 be md hrr1mnr IN nm u
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MEETING.

MT X. l.. HowisER, W i'll lecture before the Armory aud
iredceer Library Association, Mt tho Armory, this (Mon-
osyl evening, nj Z O'Clock. no 30
AUCTION CARO.-Parieula attention h, requested 10
my sale OF Houscho d and Kitchen Furniture mi. morning, at tho
s.hicnee OF r. u. Jensiss, ESQ., on Franklin stree sale positive.
eceauverusemcnt ALso-on consignment. without reserve, a
rsy superior Rosewood Piano Porte, Bcds, blankets, Table Covers.
curtains Couhtefpancs ouius, Rugs. Mats Gc.
NO.. SOuL ALEXANDER MOTT.
" An adjourned meeting OF tho Cosi-opn,r, aud RON.
masters viii DO held at Tho Columbian Hotel on Tuesday
next, Dec. LIST.
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CABINET-MAKING,
UphOIstering and Undertaking.

w vi. mUkKA and Is. w. ROPER, late
Of the firm Of foore. Murray n Roper, would respectful.
" inform their Trends ard the public generally, that they have ns
socated with them IN business, q. u. CONLtNG, for ms purpose
OF carrying on the Uphoisierinq- ~ connection with their present
busiuess. They are now prepared ~ furnish their customer with
Bsl' Mattresses Sofa Beds, Chaiu. Blinds, Shades, Ornaments.
and ~ articles in the Uphostenng line.
They viii keep constantly on hand nj thoir warsfooms on 60
vernon street, Nos 5 and 7, n large and chotce assortment of Ca
biuei Furniture OF their own manufacture. such a. they warrant
As being made Of The best materials, and by first rate woikmer.
which thsy win sell on reasonable terms, for cash, or the usual
credit 20 punctuai customers.
UNDERTAKING To this branch OF the business uSy viii rive
their personal and particular attsnt on; and arc NJ an times prepaf
cd to execute al orders ~ The shortest notice, NJ they keep con
sinnty on hands hrge assoftment Of ready made COFFtNS Of an
sizes. Their country friends can always BE- accommodated, a. they
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