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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-07-29
MAR RI

On Thursday the 18th of April, by the Rev. J..
c. Hense, Mr.. GEORGE WILSON JONES, to
Miss MARY JANE MoY Err, both of this county.
On Thursday the 9th Of May, by the same,
Mr.. ROBERT G. HANGER, to Miss ELLINcER.
all of Augusta. =.
On Monday the 27th of the same month, by
the same, Mr.; WILLIAM WIsEMAk, to Miss
NANCY ANN McCLANAHAN, all of this county.
On Sunday morning the 10th of June by the
same. Mr. JOHN RANDOLPH, SEN, Merchant of
Middlebrook, to Miss ELIZA E. PINE, Of this
county.
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To The Publics

HAVING purchased the entire stock Of Drugs,
AL Medicines, Sc, of the late firm of Eskridge
s. Kinney, will continue the business at the
old stand, and hope by unremitted attention. to
business to merit d share of patronage. =,
THOS. P. ESKRIDGE.
N. D.-All accounts standing on the Books of
the late firm of Eskrdge s. Kinney, are being
made off with view to their settlement. Having
that business to attend TO, will expect a prompt
call from all persons indebted, in order that the
said accounts may be closed. T. P. E.
Saunton, July 8, 1850.
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HIGH SCHOOL.

lV1 would respectfully inform the inhabitants Of
Waynesboro' and vicinity, that he will open an
English, Classical and Mathematical School in
their village, the 18th of August next, continu-
ing five months. An opportunity will be offered
for learning French and Vocal Music Board OBJ
tanned at reasonable rates. Terms per session va
rying according to studies from 81 50 to $l2 so
Music and French, (extra J s'Thoroughness" and
the ..nstllng Of correct principles" the motto of
the Teacher.
Waynesboro, July 20, ls50.-st.
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THE MARRIED WOMAN'S
Private Medical Companion,
BY DIR. A. NJ. MAURICEAU,

BY DIR. A. M MAuRioEAu'
PROFESSOR OF DISEASES OF o. ~ p s,oo
1'scentieth Edition 1amo, PIP $50. fr'ce' sl'oo.
n,y1s 1UopK "a INTENDED ESPECIAL.
yH EGp T JTN M5RRiED or those contempa.
a roa s = discase. in portant secrets which
. .haa1 md III, l1ov Sr to them particularly.
snqdlu =" fsmalete wife, the nother-the
mere, esIly LIZ ;n,o wor,anhood or the one in
enc cltner n9 e in ,,bom nature contempaes
inc aeclle VI discover the causes symp.
an poria , as{ escont remedies and most Ger.
tam mode of cure in every complaint to which her
sea Is contained in Il, pages have proved
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-07-29

" Within few hours of the late Presi-
dents death, the saddening intelligence of that
event had penetrated into the remotest section
of the country, and beyond its limits for it acas
announced at Halifan early in the morning after
1t occurred
Too TkuE.-A Western paper says :-"Never
plead guilty to poverty. So far as this world is
concerned, you had better admit that you are
id scoundrel."
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-07-29

manassas GAP RAIL RoAD.--We have the
pleasure to announce, as we are authorized to. do
from the best authority, that the money necessa-
ry to secure the charter for the construction of
the Manassas Gap Railroad has been subscribed,
and the charter secured. The company will be
at once organized, the route surveyed and the
work soon put under contract.
Rockingham Register.
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acknowledgements 1oN.-The Baiti-
more American learns from an article in the
New York Tribune that the Ohio Constitutional
proposition with respect to the State Debt
Henceforth, Should the Constitution be adopted)
the State will raise by taxation enough to pay
its Annual Expenses, the Interest on its debt,
and 300, 900 ANNUALLY on the Principal witb
Compound Interest thcreon-that is to say the
State pays off $500, 900 of principal the first
year, adding the interest mhich it must hove pad
on the first 100000 had 1t not been paid off,
and 50 on. Thus, while the amount paid will
be rapidly enlarged, and will soon be 100000,
then 100000, and so on. We believe this
plan is expected to pay off the entire debt in 80
years. and leave the State her extensive and
Increasing productive Public Works free and
clear.
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rINHE next session of this School will commence
Il On the I'd day of September next, and close
the last Of June, 1851. handsome and commo-
dous brick edlfice is now in process of erection,
which will furnish the School with very superior
accommodation. The course OF study will qualify
young men for an advanced entrance in any Of our
best Colleges, or for any of the practical pursuits
of life.
TERMS In the Classical and Mathematical
Department, pr session, 10 months, $50 90
English Department. according TO grade,
pr session, SIS and 1924 90
Board, including washing ssr., can be obtained
in the best families in the village and vicinity at
Sc and ~ SO per month. A few pupils can be
accommodated in the family Of the Principal
The community in which this School is located,
in religions influences and good morals, is not
passed in the State
Address the Principal, at Bfownsburg, Va.
July 22-4in
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-07-29

STAGNAT1oN OF LAw.-Oficial statements
made to the Ohio constitutional convention
show that there are now pending in the courts
of that State 10 564 suits in chamcery, aud
1921 at law. Only half of these are disposed
of yearly, and the remainder are continued at a
cost Of $s5 GOO per annum. The new cases
average more than 200 yearly over the cases
disposed of. This produces a constantly in
creasing accumulation of business which retards
the progress of justice seriously. There is GER
tainly great room for reform in such matters.
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SOMETHING FRESH.

ENABLES Fl, BALL has received another
~ supply of FkUlrs, CoNFEcrloNARiEs. &C.,
consisting in part of Oranges, Lemons, Figs,
Dates, Almonds, Pecoh Nuts, &c, &c. Also.
Caudes of every variety, with few Cans of
those fine Picked Oysters. Call at the Confec-
1ionary Establishment opposite the Spectator Of
fee
Staunton, July 10 1850,
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ECCLESIASTICAL NOTICE.

THE LEXINGTON PREsByTERY, will meet at
Goshen Church, Highland County, on Wednes-
day the 2lst day of August, at u o'clock, NJ.
July "a, 1850. J. A. VAN LEAR, S. c.
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N @ T [ G. b

TNHE tuition bills of the Virginia Female lnsti-
tute have been placed in the hands of Major
w. H. HARTMAN, who will hereafter be the Re-
ceiving Agent
Patrons will please make payment to him.
r. H. PHILLIPS, Principal.
Staunton, Va, July 20, lS50.-3t-Spec. copy
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How TO PUZZLE THE RoGUEs,-Tn the genu-
iue notes Of the State Bank OF Ohio, there are as
many human figures represented as the bill is
worth dollars. If the counterfeiters wish to al
ter the small bills to large Ones as ST. to 300,
they would have to put in ninety-nine human
figures-a thing not quite so easily done.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-07-29

JULY %, 1850.
":o-:o-
$4,000
WORTH of desirable GOODS at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
White g. Co.,
INTENDING to remoue to another house. the en-
L suing Fall or Winter, and wishing to have as
small stock to remoue as possible, OFFER their
entire stock from and after this date, at
REDUCED PRICES,
much Of which consists of Plain and Fig'd Silks,
Plaid and Flg'd Linen Lustres, Bareges, Lawns,
Ginghams. Calicoes, Vestings, Cloths, and CASH
meres, Ready made Clothing, Laces, Ribbons
Gloves, Hosiery, &C., Sc, will be sold at and be-
low Cost fer
CA SIT.
In good faith, therefore, we invite all wanting
cheap Goods TO call and examine.
With view OF introducing some sanitary chang
es and
"REFORMS''
into our new business suited to the
"CRISIS,''
we shall, unreservedy, sell our large and desirable
STOCK
AT GREAT SACRIFICES.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-07-29

OP The Hon. DANIEL S. KING, member of
Congress from the State of Massachusetts, died
at his residence in Boston, on the 26th inst.
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.
COME THIS WAY.

COME THIS WAY.
yENHE subscriber would respectfully inform the
Il public that he is in constant receipt of
Fresh Oranges, Lemons, Raisins,
Citron, Currants, Prunes, Dates,
Almonds, Filberts, Pecans, Palm
Nuts, Eng. Walnuts, &c,
And, in fact, everything usually kept in his line,
which he will offer for sale OF. reasonable terms.
July % E. M. GUSHING.
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John Dcoericks and Thomas Derericks !
vs. y
Sas;uee Jones, }

THE plaintiffs John Devericks & Thomas Deve-
l. ricks not being inhabitants OF the Common,
wealth of Virginia, notice is hereby given them
that shall on Saturday the slst day of August
next, at the Store House of Samuel Eagle, Esq,
at Doe Hill, in Highland County, proceed to take
the Dispositions of Sarah Morton and VIM. Hodge
and others which when taken will be offered to be
read as evidence in the abole named suit in Chan
Gerry depending and undetermined in the Circuit
Superior Court of Law and Chahcery for Highland
county If from any cause the said dispositions
shall not he taken at the time and place named, the
taking of the same will be adjourned from time to
time and place to place until completed. You can
attend if you think proper.
SAMUEL JONES, Def.
July l, 1850.
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The object of this suit
is to restrain and lllhibit
George Boon, Admir- de
bonis non of Ferdinand
Kincaid, dec, from part
ing with or paying over
any money or effects in
his hands of, or belonging
to John Swope.
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---U. VI. Ill -IU.o----
THE undersigned avails himself Of this orpor-
Il tunity to return his thanks to the public for
the liberal patronage bestowed upon the late
firm from which he has retired, and begs leave
respectfully to solicit for MIR. Il. p. Eskridge,
who has purchased the entire stock of said firm, a
continuance Of their patronage and support.
C. j. KINNEY.
Staunton, Jal5 8, 1850.
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List NDTHCE.

A IL persons indebted to the estate of M
1A CUSHING, dec., are notified to come forw ard
and SETTLE as longor indulgence cannot be given
Z. M. CUSHING,
Agent for the Administrator.
July %
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-07-29

C~ The Romny Intelgencer says that the
Wheat crop of some of the farms on the South
Branch in Hampshire County, has nearly ell
tirely failed Oh account of its being struck by
rust.
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PUBLIC SALE.

On Thursday the 18th of August.
Dy virtue of trust deed executed to me by
IL Sarah Weaver, on the LIST day of August, 1S4S,
and of record in the County Court Clerk S Office OF
Augusta, for purposes therein specified, shall on
the day before mentioned, sell public sale, at the
house of Peyton Greiner, all the property contain
ed in, and conveyed by, the said trust deed, fol-
lows, to wit:
One Sorrel Mare, two Cows, two Sheep, some
Hogs, one Side Saddle, one Loom, three Beds and
Bedding, one Clock, one Bureau, two Wheels, and
sundry other Household and Kitchen Furniture.
Terms made known on day ofsale.
JOHN. f. J. WHITE, Trustee.
July 20, lS50-2t.
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XIRGlNIA:-AtR Rules held in the Clerks Of
Y flee OF the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and
Chanccry for Highland County, ON Monday the
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KUST RECEIVED-A lot of superior Muscat
and Caret WINES, French Cordial, and
Cherry and Brandy Cherries. Call at No s.
July % L. nj. CUSHING.
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The Defendants Benjamin Faucet and Isabella
his wife, late Isabella Kincad, Margaret, j. ohm and
James Kincaid, infant children of James Kincad,
deed, and John Swope not having entered their
appearance and given security, according to the
Act of Assembly aid the Rules of this Court, and
it appealing by satisfactory evidehce that they
not inhabitants Of this Commonwealth: 1t is or
dered, that they appear within one month after
due publication OF this order, and do what is neces
sary to protect their interest and that copy of
this order be forthwith published in the Stalnton
indicator once a week, for four successive " eeks
and posted at the front door Of the Courthouse of
Highland County, on the first day of the next
County Court.
=. CcpY-Testc,
A. STEPHENSON, il, Clerk.
July s, 1s5o-4t
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From a Physician. 49,
DANGEROUS DELIVERIES,

INSTRUCTIONS, IRREGULARITIES, sc.
How many suffering from obstruction or irreg-
ularities peculiar to the female system, which I'M
dermine their health tho effects Of which they are
ignorant and for which their decacy forbds seeking
medical advice How many suffer from pyolnpsns
ute,i failing of the Womb or from ao,-nlbus weak
agony for many months preceding confinement How
many have difficult if not dangerous deliveries, and
whose lives are jeoparded during such time will find
In its pages the means Of prevention, amelioraion
and relief!
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Peter Swope, Plaintiff,
AGAINST
George Rllyan, & Julia
his wife, late Julia Kin
caid, John Burns and
M airy his wife, late
Mary Kincaid, WIN.
r. Stuart Il Elizah beth
his wife, late Elizabeth
kincaid, Benz Faucet
and Isabella his wife,
late Isabella k;ncaid,
Margaret, John and
James kincaid, infant
children of James Kin |
cad, dec, Warwick,
M Margaret and Lyllie-
ton Kincaid, infant |
children of John Kin |
caid, decd, all being
hei's and distributes |
of Ferdinand Kline aid,
decd, 4 George Boon,
Admir- de bonls non of
Fer'd Kincaid, decd,
and John Swope, De-
PENDANTS. |
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TIE MARKETS S.

Reported for the 'Tindacatoy, by i'm IT, Brour
Commission Me1chant.l
RTcnMoND, July "a.
FLOUR. In store SIS 81 4 S. so
SLEEPS 2 90 to S, as in quality.
BEEF ...scale weight, So 90 81 90 gross.
BACON..Hog round, &C.
PLASTER. On Basin, ss3 rs per Ton.
HOGS-$5 so.
WOOL..25 to 81 cts,
WINCHESTER July 90.
FLOUR, $4.75a490
WHEAT, 80 95
Conn, 65 70
Reported for the Vindicator by D. REAMER, Con
mission Merohant-Cash prices.
SCOTTSVlLLE, July 81.
Flour SIS 90 cash.
Bacon 81
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Extract fror, Letter.
70 those Just Married. -" Had | kloWn!i'

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 30 1917
"Da. A. M MauRIcEAU: Had known of the I'm
portant matters treated Of in The Married Woman's
Private Medical Companion come years ago, how
much misery light have escaped | have suffered
years from causes which you point ont in your book
without knowing what to do. | obtained copy and
found my case treated Of trust every female will
avail herself of the information contained in its pages
Letters arc daily received Of this character unne.
cessary to present
To those yet unmarried, brt contemplating nist-
rage or perhaps hestatns as to the propriety of
mourning the responsibilities attendant upon it, the
importance of being possessed of the revelations CON
tanned in these pages, so intimately involving their
future happiness, can not be appreciated.
1t is, Of course, impracticabe to convey fully
the various subjects treated of they ere of ma
strictly intended for the married. those con-
tcmplatng marriages neither is it necessary since
1t is every ones duty to become possessed Of knowl.
edge whereby the suiferings to which n wife, moth.
er, or sister, may be s0lect can be obviated.
CT Copies win be sent by Mail free of Postage
to the Purchaser.
eF> On the receipt of One Dollar THE MAR.
RiED WOMAN's PRIVATE MEDICAL COM.
PANION" is sent (mailed f,ee) to any part Of the
United States. Ali letters must be pos. paid Except
those containing remitance), and addressed to DR..
A. NJ MAURICEAU, Box 1924, New York City.
Publishing Office No. 1879 Liberty st. New York
Over 20, O00 Copies hnve been sent by MAI.
within three months viii, perfect safety and Ger
tainty
Booksellers and agents engaged in It's sale, ar,
laklng handsome completeness from the read,
nd extraordinary demand for it, and tie extreme
I liberal terms afforded them.
Active local or travelling Agents, Throughout
le United States and Canadas, will be supplied
the same terms. Communications required tt
. post paid and addressed as above.
hJ- CAUTloN.-The public are cautioned
gainst various catch pennies,intend to be palm
off upon them, initiating the title of the works
"fhe Married Ladies' Medical Companion"
I'd various other titles. The title of the works
"1he Married WO.hLa.N'S Prirate Medical
ompaniora." By d.. a. NJ. .Mamiceau.
July 22--6m.
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WHEREAS, certain certificate or land war
w rant issued by the Commissioner Of Pensions
at Washington, in favor of the undersigned, DAy1r
HAYES, as Father and heir at Law OF Charles
Hayes, decd, late private in Company l, lst.
Louisiana Volunteers, COMMANDED by Col. De
Russey, dated 18Th ct March, lS4s, and numbered
40 7S9, ter one hirdtod sixty acres Of Land, which
certificate or warrant forwarded by said Conf
Of Pensions by mail to The Ion, James Mcdowell
at Lexington Va. 10 be delivered TO the under
sgned,bu never came TO the hand and possession Of
the said Hon. James Mcdowell or those Of the I'M
dersigned, but was lost from miscarred in the
United States Mail. This is to caution all persons
from trading Tor CT buying said certificate or war
rant, and notice is hereby given that application
will be made to the Commissioner of Pensions for
the REISSUE Of said certificate or warrant or dupli-
cate thereof in lieu OF the one lost
...-5. DAVID HAYES.
Batesville, Albernarle Co, Va, July i, ls5o-6t,
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VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE,


VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE,
STANTON, VIRGINIA.
Rev r. II. PHILLIPS, PRINCIPAL.
Rev. ]. C. WHEAT, VICE PRINCIPAL.
PROFESSOR ENGELBRECHT, Music & Botany.
HILLEN, Modern Languages and
Drawing.
with Female Assistants in some Departments
Next session commences August 18th
There are few vacancies lett
J- For Terms, Circulars, Sc, address the
Principal.
July %, 1S5o-3t.
WHITE & CO.,
EEAVE now in store, received in tie lest few
4 H. days
100 Sacks Liverpool Salt
Barrels Crushed Sugar,
s do Pulv. do,
2 Boxes double refined Loaf do,
do Single do,
Cloves, Mace, Cinnamon,
Best Teas,
] Tierce Rice, Rio Coffee, Java, &C.,
Also,
Stone Jars; Crooks &C., for Preserves,
Expected Soon.
/ HID nice Molasses,
fierce Syrup,
{ Hhds Bro. Sugar.
All Of which will be sold at the lowest prices.
July %
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NOTICE..

My Books and accounts are NOW ready for
4VA settlement. Any who know themselves
indebted to me either by note Or account, are res
pec,fully requested to cali and settle. Those
having claims will present them for payment.
JOHN BRANDEBURG.
July 90, 1s5o.-am.
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BORDEAUX ALMONDS.-Just received,
IL lot Of Bordeaux Almonds very superior
article. For sale low by
July % E. M. CUSHING.
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TUST RECEIVED-A supply of Little's
- White Oil for Horses.
June IL ESKRIDGE s. KINNEY.
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11>REsH PRESERvEs-Ju received, lot of
IL Superior PRESERVES, consisting of Lines,
Pine Apple, and Peaches and Ginger. Call soon
at No. 8. E. NJ CUSHING.
July 20
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TOUCHING Irc1DENT.-A lady who arrived
here from the South Saturday evening, found
when she left New Haven, that her nurse, a
colored woman and slave, was missing. She
could not account for it, and her friends sus.
gested that the woman had awaited herself of
the opportunity to secure her freedom, but she
did not believe it, aud thought the train on
Monday would bring her And sure enough on
Monday she appeared. 1t seems that in chang
ing the cars at New Haven, she went back after
something that one of the children had forgot.
ten, and so was left behind. And the faithful
creature; finding herself left; and only intent on
reaching her mistress started off, following the
railroad track as her guide, and sleeping out
that night, pushed on all day Sunday, and slept
out the next night and reached here Monday
morning about eleven o'clock, kauing travelled
the mhole 60 miles on foot.--SprngfeM Rep.
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INp1A.-A Terrific Explosion Tresre Him
dred Persons Killed.-We have received by ex-
press our usurl dispatches and papers in antici-
patton of the Overland Mail The dates of the
intelligence by this arrival are-Calcutta, May
18th; Bombay, May 25th; and Alexandria, June
18th.
Aterrfc explosion, at Benares, by which up
wards of 1000 lives We're lost, forms the princi-
pal topic of the present mail. fleet of rs
boats containing government ordnance stores
among which We're 5000 barrels 100000 lbs
of gunpowder arrived at Benares, en- route to the
upper provinces, on the afternoon of LIST of May:
and were moored off the Raj Ghaut, (the princi-
pal landing place OF the city, in the centre of the
town) A little after 10 ?. NJ, one of these boats
caught fire, and Immediately after the whole ex-
ploIed, sinking all the boats near the landing
place and destroying or injnring every one with
in certain range. By the latest accounts, the
killed and wounded amounted to 1900, but more
were continually being disinerred by the 800
men at work in renewing the ruins. The Raj
Ghaut Hotel, the Begum's Palace, and the Mis-
sion House, are among the principal buildings
destroyed and the Missonary's wife and the
Begun and her family are among the victims
In addition to the ordinance tlotilla, 40 other
boats, containing merchandise belonging to
European Or native merchants, we're sunk or
destroyed; the ordinance flotilla was under the
charge of a warrant officer, who was absent
from the boats at the time of the catastrophe.
London Times.
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80 BARRELS sapsr,lne flour for salhs ~
Stanton, July |, 1850.
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NOTICE.

\ NEGRO Woman for sale and her tour chill
"A dren Tor particulars enquire of the Editor.
II requested the woman and her two youngest
children will be sold te sether, Juhe a