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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-04

NEW GOODS -4-4 BrsMn shir,iDg.
ly 7-8 brown shirting;
4 4 blsached do, z 8 do DO;
Heavy twilled osnaburgs;
/" plain do;
Penitentiary Plaids.
yusi received and for sale, 81 . small advance
Feb III TIC StGAFOOSE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-04

RNROPoSALs will be Feeeised until the 6rst
sstsrday in next mouth. By The uadeFsiRn-
Cd, com mittse fsrthe taking dogs and rsboiid-
ine the Upion Church. Middlewsy, Va. The
building Is Of brick, and Is nearly new. g sixty
~ forty-6ve, which is7to be reduced forty BY
6fiy. The proposer will be feqa aired 70 furnish
Shingles, one sci Of jsice, nine pillar, ns,ls.
&C., two stove pipe ehimaeysi the calling pssr-
head 70 be plank which win be furnished ready
Tor use. Proposals 70 Be sealed and banded 10
either OF the eonmitise, Or left at The Post Of
Gee, the Gay before the meeting. Any inforaa-
tion wsntisg, refer 10 the conmiiiee.
WN. CAMERON,
GEO. J. B0LTZ.
JOHN GRUBER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-04
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VIRGINIA, 10 wits:

VAAAWANhAs 10 VII
AT Rules holden in The clerks ofses f,hr cir.
scuit superior court 81 Law aHd chsncery for
Jefferson county, the 6rs. Monday ID Janusry,
Joseph Wilkins, PLsINr,rY.
s AGAINST
Henry Wilkins and James Wonn, lats
partners trading under the name and
firm 9 Wiikins + Wonn, Pkilip
Coons, Wiilidm j. tStsphsns, and
John Kepinger and join Littls, part-
-ners, trading under ne mome and
firm Of KepAnger s Lifge, W;llianl
~ Nc Coy and .4adie,c Hunter,
Trustee Of said Ne Coy, DEr'rs.
IN CH.9NCERY
vHHE defendants, Henry Wilkins sad James
Wonn, not having entered their
appearance aEd given security aecpTding 10 The
Actof Assembly, and the rules III This Court.
and Il appearing BY satisfactory evidence that
they are not inhabitants OF this Cohmonwealth;
IS ordered, That the said defendants do
appear here on the frat day " the next
Term, and answer, the bill OF The Plaintiff;
and that copy Of this order be forthwith
Inserted 10 some newspaper published inc harlss.
iown, for two months successivety and ported
Il the front door or the Court house 10 me sid
town Of Charlesiown.
N a COPY Tsste
r. T.. BROWN Clerk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-04

Unpisdssnt Predieamsnt.-A friend Of
the old school. writes in most touchioe
strain against rarious modern notions
and sspiosise cotton in particular. Hear
him;
y eek i o. you-as man Of feelynge.4
what eomiorie can man lake. even
when setiyngein bis easie chair. while
hee knowslh. not but ye vsrie cushion be.
neaths him bee an enormous bcmbe shell,
charged, and resdie upon ye slighlestI
eoncussion TO blow him 10 everlasting
glorie - YANKEE Doodle.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-04

9 NosdtEfai sci "a jolly JACK Tar
having sifsyed into msnse efie. 10 havr
: look aItbe wild beasts, was much struck
with the sighl Of lien and a,ieer 10 the
saEe den. Why. Jack, aid ke. 40 !
messpnie. rho vas ehsxinf guild IN 81
ieni enazemeni. I shooldn't Eonlrr il
next ye,k thel Nsre 70 es1y about :
!. se,.er nd marine living p<scibl1 ioae,h
a t,id BE married coapsnion.
= - .no vile Z 8.
~ q ''.'sH W <1stx.d Win ..s.l;,r &
- =. <lo'@ t1cn 'he lawyer rri II =
49,. z.e't 81 - !. - . -, = =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-04

An sid lady In a. adjoining County.
recently made Z visit 70 this city. She
had been raised within days travel of
Nashville. but had never seen our city
beiors this visit. She was greatly aston .
ished q the number oil houses. The stir.
ring population. and the many rare sights
which met her eyes. Posing down
Desderick street she saw barber polo
and enquired. Il that candy shop ~
NO. said her compaoion. We'll. ii
ihonghtit was. seeing that great stick Of
candy d The door.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-04

anuE 1s,-rIs>l. .t> ss1ieas 3, r.r>1.,s ~
- nenolr - os,1tIs = W.e.. 49, te<e.
for uh7E1 II1I I'll ~ ~ hiI1c1i ee44 prey
q feiirsrr. b.. n De f1fnefs prcier i. hey
VIII hsoI 4 (rtn lhe1 oarns. - ihe9 tclp
.r1n.s r. ltSl 6nrs.sr. Fslncn lot y 1o1f
isssfrsis. ~ eve d : ell before ysa di.Pcse
4 ~. II. Y. ". MOORE
0ld Furnace. isGsrsoo c. Va.
FEB -, f6f1-
NJ Plaster. Sail. Rah. Tar, ge., sNsys
N hand. % e4chsngs With ne hafneu rs
their prodscs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-04
Sep, IL. isis

The 1adersigned 10 aaihorized and viii At
tend 10 the sale Of the above property
P. MCCORMICK.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-04

in the Circuit Superior Court or Law snd
Chansety for he County Of Jelsrson--- q.
'''' asan sneo'ss -. PErsr,'
Henyy g Dean, Executor n Eztki<f Dean, aee,d
aud Jshn J. n Sfraiils and Samuel n difenonr.
DErEEpAnrs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-04

VIRGINIA. TO WIT:
Al Rules holden 10 the clerks Office Of tbs cir.
cult superior court Of law and chsncefy for
Jefferson county, the frst Monday in Jannlry
1917:
Charles Harper. John X. White, and
Henry Berry, PIAINTIrrs,
AGAINST
DaUid Saipeley and John II. Nc Endree,
- Es.aaes E -. DErRNnANra
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-04
TIE OPPOSITION

During the last year, and hope always Il
merit their faEors.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-04

lNREsH PRUNEs, in glass jsrs,by
il Dec 10. H BEARD.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-03-11
THE VOICE.
BRANDON:
THURSDAY. MARCH IL, 1e47.

CASH WANTED. Subscribers who are ovino
cash Tor the Voice of Freedom, for enc or more wears
or lor advertising, are requested to forward If soon
Us 'e publisher is under the necessity of paying fox
paper help, &C., for publishing the Voice, and has
none but subscribers and advertisers to look TO for
The means Of meeting his labillties. Those Who
nave taken the paper less than year. and havo not
paid, and will forward two dolior bII fao If ~,
pense to me, will be credited IS months, ,roria..
the money is received by the middle of this moA.h
GRAIN WANTED Those who were to pay in
grain for their paper and wish to pay Wheat, Corn,
or Oats, are requested to forward the same immedI
ately' Those subscribers are excepted, who were
to deliver produce at otherplaces. Grain now bears
a high price, and those who have it for sale will do
well to dispose of it before the price is reduced one
third.
WooD. Those who were to pay In wood will
bear in mind that sledding time will soon be over,
and if they DO not bring me the wood shall want
something that will buy it.
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of their just and long-dclayed demands, yet
call in vain, and are turned away upon the
plea of an empty treasury. The nayigabIe
waters OF our mighty rivers, and The halbors
of our ocean lakes, are to lie left unimpro, ed,
and property and life Il on them left Insecure,
because all our means are employed in the
conquest Of foreign lands,and Other lakes and
rivers. The plougishare aud the pruning
hook are to be turned into the sword and tie
spear, and our merchant ships converted into
men Of war. The people are to be led aside
from the avocations aud instructions Of civil
and social lie, to learn the arts Of war and
bloodshed and the integrity Of the Union is
to be put in peril before tie fell spirit that
lusteth after dominion and conquest. The
country halts in its career OF prosperity to
look on blood and carnage. Dark and fear
tul as is the prospect before us in the prolong-
ed duration Of this war, it is only aggravated
aud made more revolving by the reflection,
that we might be saved from all this national
aud f ON all these threatened ca
lamiies, by one just and righteous act ON tie
part Of those who, by the judgments of Prov
idence upon our beloved country, are per-
mittcd to hold its honor in their hands.
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~ The bill amendatory Of tho Independents
Treasury act was then passed. ''1N''
Tue House disagreed to the Scnatc's reioo-
ton OF the section covering the appointp,ene
OF a general in chief, and another conference.
was asked. WIG
The bills for the construction of additions,
war steamers for the establishment of a mint
in the city of New York; and to allow the II
>. ships Macedonian and jamestown to 90 70
ireland with contributions, &c. were several
lyrasstd.
A resolution of thanks to the Speaker was
adopted unanimously.
.. Both Houses are still in session, with but
light. nay
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S3,572.4l
1864
$5,55S,25


Thus it will BIO seen that on this road Of only six
miles in length, the earnings have been over $500
per day. But this is not ALL for the business is con-
stantly increasing; and when Vermoners shall have
done their part CT the railroad work this side of tho
mountain and New York shall have completed tho
Hudson River Railroad, an increase of business will
come on here, such no one can now compute
Let Western Vermonters push on, and do their
share towards meeting their New Hampshire, Mas
sachusetts, Connecticut and New York brethren, in
the railroad lines, and they will know each otl-
err hotter, and receive additions to their present
wealth.
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~ During the month of February, tho
Boston Fire Department was called cut 90
times, 4 by alarms which rginatcd out of
the city. Engines played at fires in the city
9 times, out OF the city three tmes.-Bost'
Daily Bee.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-03-11

PoRr OF BosroS. The total number of
arrivals at this port during the month Of Feb.
was 500 coast wise PAL, foreign 90. Du-
ring the same time there were 257 clearances;
1873 coast wise. ninety eight foreign.--Bos!.
DCgir Boz
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IRISH FUNDS FROM Crown POINT. Report sayu
that at a meeting held in Crown Point, on Sunday
evening last Sl12 was contributed, to he forwarded
to Ireland. The work goes on nobly, aud tho pros
poet before US is certainly cheering,
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-03-11
RELIEF FOR IRELAND.

The committee appointed to receive and transmit
donations for the furnishing millions in Ireland, while
they have great pleasure in acknowledging the re-
cept of contributions from large portion of their
townsmcn, would remind others land there are ma
NY who have as yet gwen nothing, that if they in
tend to give, it is important that they DO so without
delay as the money collected will be transmitted in
few days, it being desirable that the amount COZ
trbuted should be all forwarded at one time TO save
needless trouble to the receivers at Boston.
10 those them land we would hope there ere ma
N.Y. who cannot quietly sit down to cat, or reposo
upon their pillows, knowing that there are millions
OF their fellow beings in Ireland alone suffering tie
pangs of hungeri and thousands dying from ALSO
lutte starvation, without contributing something for
their relief, and who have hitherto neglected TO do
so, we make this our last appeal.
Papers, containing the names Of the donors, arc
in the Lands of Messrs Ira Button, j. Z. Higgins O.
W. Conant and E. J. Bliss, by either of whom fur
Their contributions will be received.
A. G. DANA, for Committee
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Railroad Statistics Wishing 70 stir up the minds
! OF Western Vermonters little more on tho impor-
lance pushing ahead with their present projected
railroads, have obtained from Mr. Stratton, tho
CASHIER and Mr. Shaverone of the clerks Of the Troy
and Greenbush Railroad Company, the following
sketch Of business done that road during January
last The uI-freight of pig-:ron during this time
was l,OS7,S42 pounds, or nearly $40 tors. Tie 9th
er items Of freight went on what are called the dos
trains. Number of hogs 4,377; barrels of -four
1920; bales Of cotton and woollen Goods, which
were manufactured In this vicinity, or nearly all Of
them, l,4S4, averaging $50 lbs each boxes Of do,
AGA, weighing $50 lbs. each. OF these goods, one
third, as estimated, were wooen, and the other two
thirds were cotton. The quantity Of goods brought
from Boston and New York, over this road, is esi-
mated as high as those sent down. Tie quantity CT
ale sent down In January was 1859 barrels Bomb
shells 1850, weighing Oh an average 50 lbs each,
making in all ,604,670 lba. Number of boxes Of
axes, manufactured in Cohoeaa at the establishments
of D. Simmons and the Messrs White & Olmstead
1880; there being dozen to each box, the whole
number was 1900; apretty good lot for one month,
and from two axe shops. The whole amount Of
of tonnage on the Troy and Greenbush road for this
month was COCO tons; averaging over 200 tons per
day on freight days. Number of passengers convoy
ed over this road in January 0,t25.
Earnings from freight, S35724l
DO from passengers, 1864
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March 9, lS47.

Hon. SOLOMON Foors VALEDIcroI Y. I trust
those who have read or shall read Mr. Foot's lsst
speech in Congress- will agree with me in tho opin-
ion that he has done honor to himself and to those
elected him as Representative from this District
Let each one read it for himself and then decide up
OH its merits
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beautifully situated Country Residence, about foul
I. niles from Baltimore, Tor sale.

t ON Tuesday, the 18th of May, at o'clock, at the
Will Exchange that very desirable country seat or ia
-kA.l the properly and residence OF Chas H. McBair,
esq, situated the old Frederick road and adjoining the
estate of Jas. Swan esq -
This property lies the slope of Hunting Ridge
in elevated and healthy region, in respectable neigh
borhood and in the vicinity of churches and schools
contains 80 of land % OF which under cultivation
and the balance covered by young timber is copiousy
waered by streams running through II, and abounds IN
springs. The soil is of the best description readily inn
proved by clover and plaster and adapted to grain grass
t vegetables Several hundred choice fruit trees have
been planted out part of which will be in bearing the APP
preaching season.
within three years they consist of the main dwelling,
overseers house, barn. dairy and cehouse. The dwelling
cottage tasieully built in the Gothic style, and
capable of accommodating large family. 1t stands on AN
emnence which oveooks the bay and city, and a wide
expanse of country the prospect perhaps IN
beauty and extent by any in the State The other build
ngs suited the size and purposes of the farm Per-
Uses. FHt.t.F ..1
Terms One-lhird cash. balance in 6, IL and ls months,
with interest TX. LENNON ~ W.
Aprl D-3tawtls
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Ry II. GREEN, .auctiOneey.

VALUABLE BRICK HOUSE AND LOT ATAUCTION.
On Thursday, 9th May shall sell, on the premises at
o'clock, p m the desirable property situated on street
NORTH the of Al street, adjoining the residence
of the late Dr. Sewa being lot No. Of the subdivision of
lots and in square 400 the ground plan Of the city
of Washington, with the Improvements, consisting OF u
handsome three-stoy brick house, with dry BASEMENT and
finished attic, carriage-house and stable.
1t is unnecessary say anything relative to the location
the above described property it is well known to be
of the heahest and pleasanest situations in Wash
ngton central and The house is well built and
in complete repair. d.,
Terms of sale: One-half cash the balance in twelve
eighteen twenty -four, and thirty months, the purchaser
giving notes. bearing interest and secured by deed OF
frust The title is indsputable A. GREEN,
April 29--St Auctioneer.
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BY the Presld.nt OF the United states.

TN pursuance OF law, l. JAMES X. POLK President of
the United States of America, do hereby declare and
make known that public sales will be held at the under
mentioned land offices in the State of FLORIDA, at the
periods hereinafter designated, to wit:
AT the land office at ST. AUGUSTINE, commencing on
MONDAY, the twelfth day of July next, for the disposal
of the public lands within the limits OF the aforementioned
townships, to wit:
South of the base line and east of the principal meridian
Township twenty-five, of range twcnty-eight.
Townships tweny-one and twenty-five, OF range twenty
nine.
Townships eighteen and nineteen and section SIX in
township twenty, of range thirty.
Townships eighteen, nineteen, and tweny-one OF range
thirty-one.
Townships eighteen and nineteen, of range thry-two.
Township eighteen, of range thirty three.
AT the land office at NEWNANSFILLE, commencing on
MONDAY nineteenth day Of July next for the disposal
public lands within the limits OF the aforementioned
townships, and fractional townships, to witt
South of the base line, and Of the principal meridian.
Township nne of range fourteen.
Fractional townships twenty-seven twentyeight, tWen-
tv-nine and thirty, the main land of range fifteen
Township twentyseven and fractional township thirty
fve ON the main land, OF range sixteen.
Township and fractional townships thirty
and thirty five, the main land, oil range seventeen
Township twenty seven fractional township hirtytwo
the main land, and townships thirty -hree and thirty
five, of range eighteen.
Townships thy-wo, thry-three hiry-four and thirty
five, of range nineteen.
Lands appropriated by law for the OF schools, militia
ry or other purposes, viii be excluded from the sales
The sales will each be kept open Tor two weeks luncss
the lands disposed off, and no longer and no
private OF land in the townships offered, viii be
admitted until after the expiration of two weeks from the
commencement of said sales.
Given under my hand, at the city of Washington, this
sixth day of April, Domini one thousand eight
hundred and fory-seven. JAMES II. POLh.
BY the Presidents
RICHARD M. loUNG,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
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Meridian I'M for Sale.


TIME subscriber offers sale this elegant and welknown
L mansion and farm, which is named from the monu-
ment on it, marking the meridian line of the United States
The house of brick and succeed is 80 feet 'front.' and "a
Deep IL and stories high with porco % by II feet
built by the late Commodore Porter in tie best man.
ner, and without regard TO cost
front, and about mile from the Presidents House
Potomac river the city of Washington, Georgetown Alex
andria and the adjacent country
Near house servants quarters, stables, cehonse,
house. well of very pure soft water garden large
peach and apple orchards with other choice fruits flowers,
shrubbcry, Mc.
The farm contains ITO of first land with very
commodious farmhouse and large barn. both of brick.
fine open wood of large growth about 10
the mansion and the remainder is divided into meadow,
pasture and arabic fields.
II fronts on Boundary street, (the city lineD the rear is
on road leading from Georgetown, and can, when de-
sired be subdvided into lots to great advantage.
IL is perfectly healthy all seasons and though now
sdered of the beautiful private residences in the
Union still susceptible of great improvement; and TO
gentleman and fortune, offers desirable, and
very profitable investment.
large portion of the purchase money may if desired,
remain for several years, secured the prop
49,
Possession may be had Immediately with all the growing
crops stock, farming utensils, &C. Also, if desired, the
furniture of the house.
For terms &C. apply to Messrs Soutter & Broughton,
Philadelphia Messrs. Souer, Brothers u Co., New
York; or to the subscriber, the premises.
- J. FLORENTIUS COX.
Wa notion CITY. d. c.. Apri 2l--eod2w
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T,ARTIIENyvARE, China, and Glass.-THoS. PUR


Y " Tor saleThe SUBSCRIBER oilers 70 sell that wen
known and egby situated large three story brick dwell
ling house. store and yard Patrick Frederick,
Nd adjoining the City Hotel, the principal tavern, and
within short distance of the Courthouse banks acade
N.Y. railroad The house and back buildings extend
in depth 10 feet eigheet paved aey and contain
ing twenty above ground with dry cellars under the
whoetle cellar being oored and pastcred and the
yard having therein a well of good water, and also hy
dran This property considered the best located in the
city an trade of almost any description but
especially Tor the drug business which has been du
ring the last twenty years, aud still is most successfully
carried it, Possession be had the last of De-
cember next.
Also the west half of lot No PTS, adjoining two-story
stone house fronts 80 feet Patrick street, and extends
back $50 feet being very desirable location only short
distance from the railroad depot, and in full view of the
cars at the times of their arrival and departure.
Also building lot at the Point Of Rocks, in Maryland,
well situated for warehouse small tavern, being
between the canal and railroad, and spot where they
closely approach each other. For any further particulars,
or of sale, which will be very accommodating, APP
plication may be made Thomas w. Morgan, esq,
Frederick, the subscriber in Washington city, d. c.
April 26-eod2m WIN. FISCHER.
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, April 49, lS47.
nN petition Of stukely Turner, OF Cranston, In
~ of Rhode Island, praying for the extension of
patent granted the said Turner for glazing pelise
waddug, for seven years from the expiration Of said
pa ent which takes place the 18th day of July 1877
ordered that the said petition be heard the Patent
Office the LIST Monday in June next, at IL O'Clock,
and all persons notified appear and show canse il
any they have, why said petition ought not to be granted
Ordered also that this notice be published in the Union
Times, Philadelphia Globe, New York Herald Provi
dence, Rhode Island; Post and Times, Boston,
three successive weeks previous TO the LIST Mon
day in June next EDMUND BURKE,
Commissioner of Patents
p s. Editors of the above papers will please copy, and
send their bills the Patent Office with paper contain
ing this notice April 29-law3w
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TO SUBS RIDERS.

The name Of no viii be entered upon books u.s
Distant Subscribers monsy ~ r tie psstass
which will he paid BY aAd al b. sarslv II
The COUNTRY rArEE = Isblish.d s.vsshH A.r.g r.
Subscriptions p<riodlsss tksn rsosvsd q s
proporionsd to the above annual rates. .s.isL 1880
osr6eats remittance
tiona advertisement: VII b .ucisn rosi therefor TI.
Authorized 10 aGans anA BY
ing DAILY subscribers, with 40 eacas>d ~ SEMI
WEEKLY with enclQued, I've WEEKLY
scrbe with $40 enclosed will Be sattlsdte copy H.
edition they furnish subscribsrs Far vsh " tHnol
CO TIM CosoREoNAL Rsonrsa win b far.1shsd 0ssneDeM
eyNus rtf Is L
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Tickets Sl5-Shares in proportion.
Certificates of packages OF 20 whole tickets no
Do do 70 half do 40
DO do 20 quarter do 35
Do do 20 eighth do II 80
Orders for tickets and shares and certificates of packages
the above splendid lotteries will receive the prompt
attention, and official account OF each drawing
Immediately after it is over to all who order from
Address J. & c. MAURY
Agents for ]. w. Maury Il CO.. Managers
Successors to ]. g. Gregory & Coz
March l2-dNciitd. Washington city, ID. G.
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lust arrived that much sought-sftcr quality of
j white pine, A merchantabe and panel seasoned; a
small lot ony-the only lot however, in the market
A few barrels of calcned plaster.
Hemlock fencing rails. .t+
Together with some seasoned ~ select culls.
The above is Just landing Those who want to buy cheap
will find advantage to give me call before Is la led
into the yard to be PILED JOHN PUhbZ
Lumber-yard, on 7th street, Centre nlalke.,
Ma