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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-02-15
IN CHANCERY.
Commissioners Office, Martinsburg |
January Ok 1874

NJ CE.-The parties TO the above suit are
~ hereby notified that l will attend at my Of
fee; in Martnsburg, on Thursday, the Esd day of
February next, for the purpose of making up a
report IN said suit, at which time and place they
are hereby required to attend aud produce before
me such evidence as may be required to enable
me to report what rea! properly the defendants
John f. Cunningham and Philip S. Cunningham
hold, the value thereof and the annual value of
the rents and profits thereof all the creditors of
said Cunninshams will, on or before that day. lay
before me their claims, and the said John f Gun !.
ningham and Philip $. Cunningham will appear
before ne on that day and answer, on oath such
in,erroagiions as may be propounded to them
touching any matter in the premises
Jan. 20, '5i S. GARARD ,Comr
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-02-15

VIRGINIA I'm the Circuit Court Of Berkeley
County.
Lemuel W. Gosnell AMI James L. B, Gosnsll part
ners under the style and firm of Gosnell, Broth
ors,-pltffs.
AGAINST
John Cunningham, Philip s. Cunningham,
James II. Walker. Mary C.. Cunningham, Philip
Stephen Cunningham, Elizrbeth Bridget Cum
ningham, Mary Susan Cunningham. and Israel
Robinson, Guardian I'D Item, for the infants,
--lefts
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-02-15

VIRGINIA :--In the Circuit Court Of Berkeley
County.
David ca eett and Hezekiah Clagett partners nn-
der the 81, lie and firm of and II Clagett, as
sipnees of Joh.rr A Grimes,-pitAs
AGAINST -
Charles Downs and Ma ncy his wife, David n Con-
rad, Mary Parker, Seai,'an oarard, DANIEL Le-
master, Thomas T Dugan, JACOB Van Doren
and Edmund p Hunter, ---defts, $50. =
and Davenport Downs, Hamilton owns, Elllah
Downs, and Joshua Ward, Securities .'or Charles
Downs in his bond as Special receiver aLa COM
missioner.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-02-15
Daguerreotype Likenesses

in every style Of the art. The high state Of per-
fection he has attained by Long experience in the
art, With the aid OF a fac sett Of German Aero-
psqttc Lenses. enables him to produce Dagnerree-
types in which the most pearlv white is blended
vita the most intense black presenting n hrilli-
ancy and an accuracy in the delincation OF the
texture which but lew artists have aspired to nc
complsh, and in which respect SO many have failed
GoLD EsAmELLfNE PROCESS.
His pictures are made perinanen. as Gil paint
ing by gold enameling process by which the
picture is coated with q transparent film of gold
1t needs but passing remark 10 call the atten-
tion OF the reflective mind TO The Importance OF
having correct Likeness Of an absent relative or
friend. to call up hose endearing ties which ex-
listed between them.
Miniatures neatly inserted in Lockets, Breast
pins. Finger-Rings, and fine gilt Cases Portraits
accurately copied.
Those who wish TO avail themselves Of my SER
vices viii please call soon, as will remain but
short time in MartinsbIrg
Hours of Operation from O'clock, A. NJ, till 4
O'Clock, p N. Nov. 30
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-02-15
EDUCATIOX! EDUCATION!

AT G. WEBSTER will open school for the
lN receptionof pupils, in the building recent
" erccteda the upper end OF Hacc Street, ON Mon
day November 2Sth.
The building is large and convenient, and in
every respect well adapted to the purposes of a
school.
TERMS PER QUARTER or TWELVE WEEKS.
Orthorraphy, Reading, Writing and Arith-
tic % w
English Grammar and Geography, q 90
Nat. Philosophy, Chemistry and Nat. His
tory, ooo
Algebra Geometry, MensurAtion and Sur
yeying, W
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-02-15
SKATES.

A FINE assortment OF Skatas ct Evans harp
N ware store, opposite Rawlins Hotel
Jan tS, 1854.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-02-15
IN CHANCERY.
Commissioner Office, Martinsburg, !

january %. Ie54
NOTICE.-The parties to the above suit are
hereby notified that will attend at my of
hce, in harrisburg on Thursday, the 23l day of
February next for the purpose of making up n
report in the above case Mt which time and place
they will attend and produce before me such evil
dence as may be required to shew what amount
is due from said Charles Downs as such receiver.
and further, the parties will that day introduce
the necessary testimony to shew to whop the crop
of wheat belongs, that is referred to in the pro-
ceedings in this cause, and such other matters
as will enable me to make UP report in said
case. S, GARARD,.
Jan. IS, 1854 Com'r.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-02-15
WANTED TO BUY on HIRE
A NEGRO b0Y,

.THE advertiser, Nving in Berkeley County
4 wishes q buy OF aire Negro Boy, from Il
to IA years old-a liberal price will be given
and good home secured, in either case for fur.
Their particulars apply at THIS OFFICE,
Jan. is, iS54--4t
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-02-15
WAFFLE IRONS.

NTAFFLE Irons Of various patterns, Fire
wv Carriers, and cinder Shoyels at
JAN IS, 1854. EVANS
IL AMS.-New Sugar cured Hams, just re-
4 ceived and for sale by
January ~, 81 RIDDLE BRO.
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IN CHANCERY
Commissioners Office. Martinsburg,
January %. 1854.

JANUARY %, 1854.
OTICE-The parties to the above suit ore
IN hereby notified that viii Attend at my Of
hce in Martinsbmrg, on Friday, the gath day of
February next, for the purpose Of making up a
report in the above case, at which time and place
they are hereby required to attend and produce
before me such evidence as will shew first, wheth-
err the Rocky Lot was purchased and paid for by
the purchaser under the decree Of the Court prior
to the death CT Obed Waite, and whether there
will be funds sufficient arising from the sale of
the other property TO pay the lien upon it exclu-
sve Of said lot, Second, whether anything is still
due after applying the proceeds under the sale
made by Commissioner Van Doren, to pay the
liens aforesaid exclusive of the proceeds Of the
sale of the Rocky Lot, and such other matters as
may be necessary to my making up of report in
said cause. s. GARARD,
Jan IS. 1854. Com'r
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DsGUERREoTFPEs.


"Seeure the shadow ere the substance faae-'
A STEWART respectfully informs the citi-
~ zens of Mariinsburg and vicinity, that he
has taken the room over the Hardware Store of
W. III Enos and nearly opposite Rawlins' Hotel,
where he II urerared to- execute
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-02-15

N H. Thayer, Principsl ~ the High School, Bait.
/ l.. warf-.d, N D.. " ssfninster, nd.
Wm Matthias VI. D.. do. do.
I'M J. Henke. NJ D.. a. A. County do.
SD Lmch NJ Di, do- do.
Rer.AugustuS websss f, y. D Bait, do.
IL. l.. Bonds. Attyat Law, DO, DO
C. ID Baruets do. DO. 90
Hon. N. Brewer, Annepolis, do.
A. Randall Atty A. Laws Annarolis, do.
r. ] Downing. Chester county, Pennsylvania
Jacob ShnrrIsss, nj. d., bennington, do
Nov % 1888 hF
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in CHANCERY.

: CUHlIlIssIUntI > OIIIVVi VfRI tIHsUuIe q I
January rs, 1854
oTIcE-Thc parties to the above suit are
Y hereby notified that will attend at my of
fee, in Martinsburg, on Saturday, the 25th day of
February next, for the purpose of making up a
report in said case, at which time and place, the
trustees of R. s. Pendleton to wit, John II. Likens
and Norman Miller, will lay before me an account
of all such funds Of said Pendleton as have not
yet been accounted for, and all the creditors OF
said Pendieton, whose claims have not yet been
paid, will on or before that day produce to me
their claims with the evidence of their business,
the object of this suit being to distribute the sur
plas fund in the hands OF the trustees, among
the general creditors of said Pcndeton, pro rata,
and ihe parties will on that day come repaired to
answer, on oath, such questions as may be pro-
pounded to them or any ofthem touching the sew
oral matters of account. s GARARD,
Jan IS, '54-REP. Com'r.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-02-15

VIRGINIA: I'm the Circuit Court of Berkeley
County.
Nathaniel F Blackjack and Charles Wyeth part
ners under the style OF N. I. Blackjack q Co,
John Duer and Charles Sidney Norris partners
under the style anil firm of Duer and Norris,
and Marriott, Frisby & Go,-pltffs.
AGAINST
Robert S. Pendleton and Mary Ann his wife, Nor
man Miller, John H. Likens, Sophia d PETER,
Samuel X. Suckey, Holland W. Harrison, Will
liam Wolford Joseph z. Abel, Uriah Stillwell,
and John Brannon,-defts'
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FNyffE subscriber begs 10 inform his patrons
NJ ard Tieath that be has ius, returned from
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-27

mocrats who approve the scheme for the oveythrov
o. tne democratic party, and the establishment on
re runs OF an homogeneous combination OF op-
oDlecuon 70 an alliance Of the right sort and upon
proper terms, between the wings OF the South and
.ne 0emoctacy II the wings of the South choose
20 aid the democratic party in uph ,ding the cousi.
uton against the assaults of the abolitionists thoy
nave Dut 70 vote for democratic candidates and for
aemociauc measures. But against any more ind
mate alliance we beg leave to protest. We know
Pose. It is the farthest thing imaginable from
TIER designs to join the Democratic party
IN good faith and with a proper spirit =
aneA are not content to serve the country for
no.nlng, but they mean to exact terms of ALI nce
and 10 stipllatc for share of the spos. It il not
Their purpose to coalesce thoroughly with the demo
cratic party. but to preserve distinct aud indie
pendent organization. Mingled with the masa of
the democracy, their strength would soon be lost:
bnt Surviving as compact and separate element.
they might hold the balance of power and dictate
whatsoever terms they might please.
Me wings Of the south have no idea of renoune-
ne Their heresies, or of Diminishing their preudioes
They have made no recantation OF their principles
nor 90 tiey manifest any abatement Of contempt
81 Hatred OF The d. noclacy. They are the same
exclusive supercihous set that they were in the
DAY OF their shortlived power. What, then, oan
TIE democratic party gain from an alliance with
!he wings OF the SoushI Our power is already
Drng no accession Of strength. Is there any feel
ng or principles in common between Bad ger and
Brtier, or Bolts and a Caskie Cam Clayton
anT hnh!eT cooperate in support OF the cansey
g ne i 70 noth1g TO hope but much to apprehenA
IIom inns alliance There is danger lest the corrupt
faint the purtyof democratic principles
TWO DQdies never meet but by mutual approach,
Rnd the democratic party cannot secure the ca.
OPP ration OF the wings Of the South without abatinr
sme'hing OF its anstere ana rigid devotion to prin.
PIE. lhe admission, moreover, of u distinct and
independent el, rasnt into the bosom of the demo
,ratlc party, will impair the harmony and efficiency
y It's organizatan, and Ultimately overthrow its
power Where there is so much of inyeterate
Of hereditary hatred, Of antagonism of
pn lpie OF Jealousy AND suspicion there can be- no
cordial cooperation, and no unity OF aim.
Fo' these reasons, we say no true friend of the
aemociatic party will counsel an alliance with
Wigs. Men OF loose principles, and with selfish
'cnemes 70 serve, may propose the unhalowed
aplon but the suggestion will b. secuted by all who
have at heart the interests of the democratic party
md who have the mind to distinguish between d
wisdom and absurdty. 1t the ass who went
oily. f' y A1'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-27

opinions we have pressed for Che whigsofD etroi
can only speak for themselves We want TIE yiev,
OF the party throughout the State at large.
From the Madison lin diana slsverv vbir
THE wH1 PAKrY DIsBANDED.
There has not bee n much of whig party since
1852 nor indeed pri or 10 that time its rapid decline
commenced ut the til ne Fillmore Go. sold ont the
party to the South. Il the hope only of nomination
for the Presidency. Since that time il has been
s,rpegling to keep ITS head above the water The
kansas Nebraska wave overwhelmed the remnant
in 1854 and carried of all Of that portion out Of
Mason Dixon's line. This city and county a few
years SINCE was Gale the Gibraltar of whxeery in
this State. Here the -wbigs boosted, like Websx
when he gave adherence 70 slavery, the whig party
"takes no step backwards" But even hero there i
no wing party. The sBcnasr, the oldest wing
PAPER in the State, formally struck its colors this
morning, and came out in . well written article
in favor OF coalition OF all the elements OF
the opposition to Nebraska. whlskey and pslygamy.
This is right and we welcome our neighbcrs TO the
field and the work of reforn4 That the wings are
in as deplorable condition South as those in the
Northern States is equally trae. 1t is even expected
their Representatives in Congress did, viz go over
in q body to the slavery extension party Of the
North. Already the Cincinnati Enqnirsr quotes
le prSsayeTy opnG9ns Of Henry Clay and the
articles from the Journal Of G. ID. Prentice
There s much food for reflection in thcfollowing
article taken from the Louisville Journal Of yester-
day.. ..o. ,...u ,,,. ..
what they suppose the wings Of the North and the
Wigs of the South will do in the next Presidential
canvsss and election. We do not feel that We are.
capable Of putting forth any valuable speculations
upon the subject. These seems at present to be q.
rather poor prospect of harmonious action between
Northern and Southern wings in 1856, but there is
No telling guessing what reconciiations and
stres what starting of questions into life and.
whit burial Of old ones, what combinations, 0rgani
tons. and diSOrpaniZatlOuS
take place before that time, or what will be their
results. II must be confessed that'the chances for
q very thorough disruption of both the old pasties
Our position is unchanged. We have ever sup
ported tie party and the politicians whom we
thought nearest right.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-27

RAILWAY AcCIpENr.-A man named Tuckerman,
the track Of the Central Railroad near Little Falls,
on Thursday. He was walking on the north track
when he heard the whistle Of the lightning train
r. m this city, and had scarcely stepped on TO tho
when he was struck by the engine or the Buffalo az.
press train, whose approach he had MOI heard. He
was instantly killed. Here IL another warning,
against walking on the track of railway, no mat
ter how safe It may appear to be.-Aibany Regis-
ter, June "a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-27

Andrew Grimes, laborer the Sussex Railroad vss
found dead Sunday last In the cut short distance
from Newton. He had been spree with two counps-
MONS and with Of them laid down ia tho road 70
sleep Saturday night whore he died from tho elects
of LIQUOR and exposure.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-27

the peculiar prerogtive of the dead to bury their
dead but 1t is business to look after the health
OF the democratic party, and to see that its organiza
ton be not impaired by contact with corruption and
decay. The proposition for an alliance between the
wings Of the South and the democracy, gives us
ultimate destiny Of the wing party as a political
organization.
We are sincerely sorry that the wing party is de-
funct. The democracy will never find foe less
difficult to beat. The opposition of the whig party
kept alive the vigilance, and exercised and discl
plined the energies Of the democracy, without seri
outly retarding their progress, or hazardng their
bic combinations of the future, that party will
arise with something more Of efficiency In It's organi
cation, Of plausibty in its platform, and of enthu-
siasm In its leaders, which, for time, at least will
oppose successful resistance to the progress of
democratic principles.
the dissolution Of the wing party, and II we care
fully consider position, we will be less disposed
to exult than to mourn over the event. The real
vitality and efficiency Of the whig party are not in
the least impaired by the secession of the wings of
the South, but, on the contrary positively and i'm
mensely increased Their strength has latterly been
Of no effect in national contests being utterly over
whelmed by the irresistible power Of the Southern
democracy. They have been source OF weakness
IN 30 far as they restrained their Northern allies
nom adopting issues and appealing 10 passions
which would have given them an indisputable pre-
ponderance In the North. By the separation, there
fore, the bnlk Of the wing party remains intact,
,, BY an inconruous M1iancc and at full
liberty TO reinforce itself by recruits from the abo
tioDists.
II Is perfectly manifest that the wings Of the South
aspire to alliance with the democracy, and that
all their present efforts and intrgues are directed to
this end And We have heard Of some eminent de-
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szsecedsnes q An
frsges. n Ae %
In 6e service for
be enough. WI
soiiers 0iiks in II
are true ~en.n 4
This tallies pre-
the Hon. Mr.. Sewn
mily by the Mort
wings, on the othe
posed separation,
that cooperation !
to their country.
have refused to sic
and Mr.. Seward. /.
their press had dec
obligations, and op
form with "democ,
the possession Of II
Whatever OF the /
had with the gallaD
Webster al d Fillmo
and the rights of TIN
ut parting with a IN
mary and whoee ms
We do not think I
been &6ded. Not
patty for some year
Southern whigs, but
the part OF the Nortl
the party. Indeed.
of any basis upon wi
that upon the basis ,
sour compromise.
possible. Tho c0Ddi
sion OF future States
legal obligation MS
WAS made between y
control over the rigl
cal existence. II as,
future citizens OF flu
aside, lot upon the
upon the demand of
willing that such q
soveytll u people anG
S, lthsrn wings may
OF the subject. Som
"a IL
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-08-19
WATGHES! WATCHES !

AID SILVER WARE; l.. ii.

!. .ss.T5s, Gold AND SILVER WARE; L II,
g:s-IIS=zz ,sS .EI!er s, Co., Wholesale Watch
and Jcwelry House, No, 227 D'l,im@rs street,
southeast coraer # Charles street,
r,n,orters If Enrlish aud swiss Watches and
LTio6ois of every description, Watch Case Ma
Eer ami Manufacturers Of Fine Cold Jewel,
Western dealers in Watches, Jewe'ry aud Sill
yer Ware, TO our very extensive stock, aSSQ-
ring them. thet in no article IN oar line han we
aIow..auy establishment to ''P1s,, ~ gl.neI t
quantity, quality or low prices We are the
6nIy Wholesale House in this branch Of trade
in Baltimore and shall! use every fair means to
induce southern and wos,cr" merchants to open
accounts with rs. Our terms shall be as liberal
and accommodating as can possibly be found IN
the Union. We Will take great ieasuTe N
showing our goods to southern and western
merchants, whether they open accounts with Us
or not. J.. H. 'Hi!LEh ~ .,
Ngy26-Iy importers u Watches, Dali
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AFFLICTED READ!!


DHlLADELPIllA MEDICAL HOUSE-ES
L taDiIshed ~ years ago by Dr. hLNhELLN,
corner OF third and Union Streets between
spruce ana Ilnc, Philadelphia
Ll''iLiDS are aPPrised mat Dr' hihkeln
confines hls PiIcllcc 10 Pal'.cuIar ~ ''I 81
nc"ic'me' "hch cnSdscs MS uuol' 'ueu 1.'. I
on &c Cauio' So uio' u'.v nr,oI i,'r cr
abuse OF mercuiy' thousahGS are annuaIly mcr-
gu r oGt o. me 'e'en' fA''''o"' d
TIifFNsrY TE3PS Or EyprpJrA,Cr IN
the ,oarnan, Of class Of i,bcr,o ncg
ircteJ and numerically YnJcrsSood hoe cnobIcd
DIR. Krkclin, (Author Of a worl, an Self Pre-
.crya,iopl to nroye that nine tcnths NJ tho ra,,-
ses Of nervous debility local and ' coU U' %T
weakness mental and nhysicai emgcrina a,n
traccaL,e 10 certain habits. forming the most
secret vet deadly and fatal springs Of domestic
misery and premature mortality.
TlKE P.IRTICULlR N'OTICE.-There is
an evil habit sometimes INDUCED in by boys, in
solitude, often growing up with them to man
hood, and which, if not reformed in due time,
not only bcgets serious obstacles to matrimonial
happiness, but gives rise 10 a series of protrac-
ted. usidious, and Devastating affections. Few
Of those who give way to this peruicious prac-
ticc are aware Of the consequences, until they
have the nervous system shattered, feel strange
and unaccounta bic feelings, aud vague fears in
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-08-19
THE GREAT PURIFIER of tie BLOOD.
NOT apARrlcE OF MERCURY IN II.

: I y IIlI'TIW.o WcmuGv I0T oCTIIUIl, NIIT
. ! Xvii, Rheumatism, Obstinate Cutaueou, L.
irrrtiors. Pimples or Pu~tu,es on the Face,
4 prnL,c,,. Rolls. Chronic Sore Ewes, Ring Worm
~ rerter. ScaIi Head, ENLARGEMENT and PAIN
..r,t.a Rn9es and roin,. stubborn Ulcers, S,ph-
.r',,a IIi.nrl~.. yrn,r,ro Spinal COMPLAINTS.
Mali D,sna.es ari.ipr from an iuiuliciou, use
- V~re.ry Imnrudcucc in life. or lmpurity of
the Blood
mi. valuable Medicine. which has become
.cgIcbra,ed for the number Of extraordinary
cpr.s Effected through lis agency, has Induced
The propristors, at the urgent request Of their
t;.ia'J. IN afI,,ri il 10 tine puhlIr which they do
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HOTEL. "a,
Charlesforn, Jrf:rs0n County, ia.

ChdTI6Si0WN, JLfTS0n JoNtiy a. NIl4A-
This large and very commodious THREE sTo-
| RI BRICK HOTEL, situated in the centre
and business part Of the town, is now among
the most attractive and desirable resting places
in the great valley Of Virginia. The luxuries
Of The Table of this establishment, are surpassed
by none, and the Bar is all times supplied
with choice selection Of superior Wines and
Liquors. Several large Parlovs and airy Cham
b@rs have been added since last year. i sP!en
did YeNo,c Mounted Coach attends the Charles
town Depot, upon the arrival Of the Cars " Inch
will coHyeyvisitors to the Rotel, free OF charge.
Per,ors wishing TO be conveyed to other parts OF
the town, will pay reasonable compensation,
Saddle and Harness Horses Carriages, BugEcs
and careful drivers always ready foE the accom-
mediation Of visitors
GEO. W. sArPlNGTON, Proprietor.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE..

FThe undersigned have this day aug. II, 1859
L associated themselves in this city under lie
firm and style of Harper s. NcTdgh, for the
prosecution Of GgNsrM ,Naion Trade, similar
IL that In tie N0Llh,rm C.lIos.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-08-19

CHARLES HARPER, Notary Public.
M ILL administer ahidavils, take dePo-
III sitions and Acknowledgements of
deeds, mortgages, &c, to be record in
anv of the counties in Virginia.
SLenberdstown. Nov. 26. l-lv
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TAM now receiving a large STOCK Il III
ouors. such as Brandies, Wines, WINS
kew. &C., all of which are very hne.
l.. c. uE&KITG.