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E !'! icU Cloth.
i il Mi,l ll'n W)l (1(1.
.41.' IS
euce umwo (nd mulberry do.
Olive and mixt do.
Polaski ribbed Cassimere,
Plain black and mix! do. do
t
' Lavendrr, Zebra. Plaid SiGrecian do.
if Striped and corded do. of various
colors,
(Plain black and figured Velvets,
Brocade Velvets. superior article,
'Main blark and figur-d silk Vestings,
Brown and drab Petersham.
Black and brown goat hair Camblets,
Also, a beautiful assortment of Stocks, some
very superior,
Bosom-, Collars, Gloves, Suspenders, kc-
He trusts by due attention to business,
and bis long experience therein, M give
dot satisfaction to those who may favor
him vita their orders. He will keep con
staitjly on hand an assortment of seasonable
(jleady made Clothing
Of tb best quality, manufactured by him
self ind warranted.
i AjSO, three or four Journey men Tailors
ut first ciuss, ant.
T.rboro', Nov. Run. ISSo.
n Citi5en,
.ill (.'.:'
t'hat do we l.ve for. L-i j i.i ;
selves, and It usrful to tMc
e our-
.it?
fY"W. subscriher proposes to publish in
LL iLc town tf shboronjh, Randolph
county C. a weekly newspaper under
th above tale. t
From mature reflection on the subject,
and sitiit t: -..s'.o.viou with men i f eipe
riecce.it i; lt heved. that, by connecting
the ordinary variety of a Newspaper, with
practical Ugal .maxims, advice, approved
forms, Lc in t lx transaction of business
the publication may be rendered useful,
and generally acceptable, at least to the
citiz-ns of this State.
It is diCcult to enumerate beforehand
II the ii!.j-cts that may be considered
'within the design of this paper; but among
olher things, due attention will he paid to
Ilelieian, Morality, Education, Politics, Ag
riculture, Commerce, &.c, together with the
news of the day, foreign and domestic.
The busine-s matter will be similar in
character to that which appears in the 1st
and 2d vols, of the "Jinn of business;" and
if necessary, some of the subjects there
..treated of, will be more fully explained.
In politics, the publication is plodded to
no party. And it is hoped and believed
that no improper prejudice will be indnl
H All parties shall have fair play. The
I'd 1 1 or promises without reserve, the strict
est attention to. the chastity of his col
umns; ami so far as practicable to render
the publication exactly sti h as every wor
thy citizen will tke pleasure in introdu
cing to the notice of his family 6i friends.
TERMS:
The Citizen will be issued every Satur
day morning, on a fine super-roval ?he-t,
at $2 per annum in advance; or $3. if nt
paid within three months from the dafe of
he first No. received, &.c.
BENJAMIN SIVA I M.
Ahb;rnurh, N.C 1337.
The Young; Jack,
EDGKCOMBK,
"fTIITILL STAND the ensuing st-a-on at
Y V mv stable, on the north side of
Tar River, on the road leading from Teat's
bride to the Fa Is Tat Hiver three miles
above the bridge and will be let to mares
at THKKK DOLLARS tin single h-ap,
J IVE D ill , is the season, and MNK Dol
lars to insure a mare to be in foal with
twenty-five cenH to the Groom in every
instance. A trausti-r of property forft-its
the insurance. The season will rommence
the 10th of March and end the 10th July.
Every attention will i, paid, hut no res
ponsibility for accidents, Uc.
Kdife combe,
Is four years oh), and a ery large sized
Jack to his ae. His appearance is the
best recommendation thai can be given.
U I) IVimberUy
February 24, 1837
Published and for ae at this Office.
AHATRlonC DISC0UU3K tlu
North Carolina Whi-'s Apology for
be KehuWee Assoi iation and, A Basket of
fragments, by the Rev. Joshua Lawiei'u e.
Also, A Reviewof Clark's defence and jus
tification to the KehukeeAssociation, writ
ten by a lay member of the Association
and, Occurrences in the Life of Elder Jo
srph Biggs, wrot by himself.
NEW ARRIVAL OF
Paring tip Summer
AT THE
Cheap Cash store.
fames Weddcll,
TfTT just returned from the Northern
XLjuI cities, where he has purchased tit
exct-edingly Low Prices, a LARGE and
Splendid Jlssortnitnt of
FANCY AND STAPLE
GROCERIES.
f
Hardware, China, Glass and
Earthen ware,
Which he oflVrs at a vrry small ail v nice on
The JCnc York t oat.
And fe Is confident he can convince all
who may fav r him wi ll a call tliHt his
Stock not only comprises a most splendid
variety, but having purchased them in
many instances at a grat sac itice to the
importer, he will oflVr them at such aston
isniiuly low prices as h'- fJattero hinielf
will fu;y meet the views of those whose
ol ject is to buy
Fresh if fashionable Uuods
Al very low Prices.
TEHMS Cash, or the uu 1 credit to
punctual cusiooi' is.
Tarboru', April 3. 1837.
PIANOS.
T "R. E. P. NASU, of Petersburg, Vir
J.t-u. tioia, being sole em nr the side
ot our Piano Fortes, in the ritel s of Vir
ginia k North Carolina, persons desirous
ol having Instruments of our iiiauufactui
can make application to him, a he Uhs
the exclusive right to ell in ihov -laies.
Stodurl Worcester cS Dunham
New York. March 17, li37.
I COMMENCE my spring sales of the
above Instrument in the Starts
Virginia and Nort'i Carolina, bv dnlariog
that todart, Worcester Dunham's
manufacture of
Tiano Fovlen,
Is the very best in the United States not
only enual to others, lut. literally the verv
best; and as the verj bst evidence that I
am borne out in the, assertion, am permit
ted to challenge n lair trial with an)
makf ,' or makers, far or near.
The Factory of thee makers ha ing
within a tew months benu coni.u r-bly
rnlar-ed, I s(iil now be e abb-d to uu-et
the dt-mand. , The prices of those I'ianos
are regular and establisied.
Ldwurd F JCash.
March 27
William V. Gtav's
Invulwthle Ointment,
FOR ULCERS, TUMOURS, &C.
Can now be o!t,:in do the Patentee, al the
Office, of the Raleigh Ihgisler,
Single Pot, 1 dollar hie dozen. 9 dollars.
WILLIAM IV Gil AY.
Raleigh, October 4. 1835.
Raleigh, September 1. 163t
For five or yeais previous to the
spring of 18'M, a negro man of mine had
been much aflLcti-d with an u'cerated arm
and hand, wh.rh rendered him almost u-.
less. The ulcer emhrared that part of his
arm from the elbow down, inciiidinv his
e dire hand, which v a lii-rallv a mas of
putrefaction. A joint of one I'm. er, and a
part of the thumb, perished and dropt off.
A more distressing a, hopeless case I
have never b- held. Ii was abandoned by
his physician as incuraide, except bv am
putation of the hand.
The bet medical treatment having fail
ed to relieve the ina, I p'laced him under
th- care of Mr. William W. Gry, i hi
plare, who, with hi Ointment, has effectu
ally . ured ti e case, although the negro
was frequently absent, (or weeks and
mo. .tin toother. He has been entirely
well for the last eight months, and I have
good reason to believe will continue so.
IVlLLlAM BOY LAN
State Bank
Of Soi th Carolina.
S PURSUANT to a Resolution of the
Stockholders of this Bank, at their
last annual General Meeting, H) person
having claims on said Bank f..r Dividends
of Capital or Profits D poMfPS) or N0,es
issued by the Principal Bank or its Bran
ches, are earnestly deire.t to piesem them
lor payment to the Treasurer of the Bank
on or before '
The first Monday in je
c ember nexl,
Otherwise, they will be haired, as the
Stockholders will then make n final divi
dend of i he effects of the Bank.
S. F.PATri:ilS(JN,Pret.
Kaleigh, Dec 23, 1836 1
Printing neatly executed,
AT THIS OFFICE.
r
WASHINGTON
MONUMENT.
nmit,' Rnint i Uxnx ers nf the JVa$h-
1 intrtnn National Monumental Society
invite DESIGNS for this structure, inten
ded as a memorial ot a
NATION'S GRATITUDE.
It would be to fetter genius, to prescribe
any limits to the exercise ot its powers,
which should, however, in this case, bar
:nonioulv blend durability, simplicity and
grandeur. Although it is'impracticatileal
present to estimate the extent of the con
tiibutions that may be made, the Designs
mav be predicated on an expenditure of not
less than one million of dollars.
I he Boaid of Managers will not I'ffend
American genius so much as to offer, in
this instance, a pecuniary rewatd. The
artist whose Design shall be adopted, will
feel amply remunerated; and all the De
signs w ill he bound and carefully preserved
to which end, it is requested that they be
skptchd, as near as may he. on paper of a
unit' rm size, of the dimensions of sixteen
by twenty two inches. The designs to be
directed to
GEORGE U'JTTERSON, Sec'ry.
BECKWITH'S
Jlnli-dnspeptic Fills.
-::-
THIS most valuable medicine for the
cure of Dyspepsia, ami the p eveniion
ol bilious fevers, colic,&ic. &e is kept con
stantly on hand and tor sale by
J If . GOTTEN.
Tarboro'. 24 Sept 8 6
FiveCeuiN Reward
H NWAY fiom the subscriber, on
& the 20(1: ril last, an indented
lnte appien'ice boy. named
h ill um liishop,
Aged about 1 7 year-, s nail chunky built.
I be ibove i a aril, but no ch .rg 8, w ill
h pa:d torthe apoi ehenin and delivery
i -ni.t bin to in , in Edgecombe county.
All jci sons a e oiitid harlioriug or em
ploying him under penalty of the law.
I horn s Hardy.
Mav 9 I 37.
HEiUUNOS,
Bacon and Lard.
riPIHE Subscribers have just received a
I4. supply ol best quality
CUT HERRINGS.
ALSO Bacon and Laid for sale, by
S. I). Collen & bon.
Tarboro', May 24.
PROPOSALS,
For publishing in the town of Tarborough,
N. C a semi-monthly paper, eutill d
THE PRIMITIVE BAPTIST,
EDI I ED BY MARK BENNETT,
Printed and Published by Geo. Howard.
HIS publication isprincipallyintended
tovlefend theold si Imol United Bantists
from the man) aspersin3 cast upon them
bv ilel uleu persons pro'essing th-'r own
faith, became they cannot conscientious
ly engage in the various money-making
schemes of the day, ostensibly intended to
promote Christianity, but evidently t' nd
ing to destroy the gteat and fundamental
principles upon which it is based, by niak
ing a gain of godliness. We w ish to hare
it distinctly understood, that we are not
inimical to Masonry. Temperance, ttiedis-
i rib ition ol the Bible, .r the spread of the
Gospel but we do condemn the mingling
of professors and uon-protesso s ot reli
gion in societies, and the making a "craft"
of religious matters, in every shape and
fonn whatsoever
Believing that Theological Schools, Bi
ble. Mi-sionary, Tract, and Sunday School
Union Societies, are the same in principle
unscripturil savor more of "lucre'
than of "good will towards men," we are
opposed to them
Some of the children of God, surrounded
wi'h, and interspersed amongst, the advo
cates of ".. issiouary and other societies, are
denied the happiness of conversing with
those of the same judgment. Others, while
gri- ved with beholding corruptions of the
Gospel are not able to speak for themselves-
Tins is designed, uilf r God, lor
their relief: We shall aim not so much to
please the fancy, as to inform the ju .rment
more in afford mailer for solid and last
ing comf.-rt, than to give a momentary
glow to the feelings. We consi ler that
the cause of iru'h and of Christian solace
is our cause. Deeply impressed with the
belie! that the blessing even of truth itself
is of the Head of the Church, we cast our.
selves upon Him, and send our little paper
abroad, pray ing I he Lord to carry w ith it
some joy to those who are in tiibnia'ion,
and a little rest to those who are troubled.
TERMS.
The Primitive Baptist is published in
siiDer-royal ottavo lorm of lr
the second and fourth Saturdays in each
month al On' Dollar per year, payable
on receipt of the first number. Six copies
will sent lo one Post Office or neighbor
hood for Five Dollars
Communications must be post paid and
directed to the Publisher.
SLi" Persons holding Subscription papers
mil please senrf them or the names vn Ikcm,
to Geo. Howard, Tarborough, N. C.
Vine ('ulturc.
THE Subscriber has more than twenty
kinds and fifty varieties of the Vine.
-i...ne of these are generally known as ex
cellent for table use or wine, viz: the Scup
pernong, the Halifax, Isabella, Catawba,
Herbeaut's Madeira, ice The price for a
well rooted single vine is a quarter ot a
dollar but where a dozen, fifty, one hun
dred or more are taken at once, or boxed
and sent the same direction to one respon
sible person, a handsome dednclion is
made. For further particulars inquire ol
he Editor of the Tarboro' Press, or
SIDNEY IV EL LER.
Brinkleyville, N. C. Oct. 4.
For Mire,
d Gil; and Harness,
Apply at Una Office.
To the Jljjlicted.
jfi RAY'S invaluable Ointment for the
'OT cure of white swellings, scrofula and
other tumours, sore legs and ulcers, and
fresh wounds, sprains, bruises, swellings
and inflammations, &.C..&C.
Roland's genuine tonic mixture, a per
fect rii. e for agu and fever.
The above valuable medicines may be
had wholesale or retail on application to
J. W Collen, Agent for I ai borough.
I3r
JYoticc.
THE subscriber having recently dis-po-ed
of his
Gin making Fstublishment
IN GREENVILLE,
T N. TVER, requests all those ind-lited
to him to make earl payment. From
hi- loop acquaintance with Mr. Tyer (who
has for -eveial years past been in his em
ploy) he respectfully recommend his for
iier customers to him, ard is confident
that all who mav favor him with their cus
tom will b satisfied.
Henry Chamberlain.
Cotton (Bins.
fll HE subcribf r having puithased the
ia Establishment of Henry Chamber
lain, in Greenville, N. C. for making
Steel Saw Gi s,
Respectfully informs the public that he will
continue the business at the same place.
Having an extensive assortment of ma
terials on band, be assures those w ho may
favor him with their custom, that their or
ders shall be pro npily execute. I.
Ghis will be repaired.
Of the best materials, and at the shortest
notice
Persons when ouleiing will please slate
whether thev preter the German, or polish
ed cast steel plate.
Still remains connected with this establish
tnent, ami carries on the
Lock and Gunsmilh business.
He also makes Saw Mill Boxes, and Milt
Inks, of a c inposiiion invented by Daniel
Peck, of Raleigh Mill Spindles, with
Steel Collars, (turned,) and Giid-zfons,
manufactured equal to any in the United
States
All orders must be directed to the Sub
scriber, at Greenville
JVorfleet Tyer.
January 30, 1S37.
State ofjVorlh Carolina,
EDGECOMBE CUNTY.
In Equity,
MARCH TERM. 1S37.
Henry Benson and Patrick Boit aud
wife Elizbbeth, plaintiffs, j Ori-
vs- ginal
John Peel and wife Elizabeth and I Bill
Ji thro Benson, defendants, J
IT appearing to the satisfaction of -aid
Court, that ihe said defendants aie
non-residents: It is therefore ordered,
that publication be made for six eeks i '
the Tarboro' Press, commanding them
and each of them lo appear at the nxt
term of said Court, to be held for said
county at the Court House in Tarborough,
on the second Monday in September next,
then and there to plead or demur to said
'ill, or answer the same, otherwise judg
ment will be taken pro confesso, and the
case heard ex parte as to them
Test,
NO 11 FLEET, C.M.E.
Price adv 53
HISTORY OF THE
Rchnkee Association.
WT PUBLISHED, md for sale at the
U office ol the Tarboro' Press. !
cise History of thcKehukee Baptist Asso
ciation, from its original rise to the pre
sent time by Elder Joseph Biggs under
the supervision of a committee (consisting
or Elders Joji ua Lawrence, William Jly".
mm, and I uke Ward, and brethren Tho
mas Biggs. Joseph D. Bisigs, and Cushion
B.Hae,) appointed by the Association "
Price SI each, or $10 per dozen.
October 2.
lloanokc Trade.
GASTON, Blh April, 1837.
THE undersigned respectfully in
form the Planters and Merchants
of North Carolina and Virgmia, and
public generally,-that the
Greensville and Sioanohe
RAIL ROAD
Is now completed, and in successful ope
ration, and that he has located himself at
Gaston, the teimination of said Road, foi
the purpose of transacting
A Commission, receiving and
forwarding business;
And is now prepared to give attention to
all consignments. The undersigned, in
commencing business al Gaston, was ini-d-r
the impression that the shippers of
Produce, ami n ceivers of Goods, both of
the country and town of Petersburg,
would find it convenient and advantageous
to have a regular correspondent and disin
terested agent lo attend to their various
interests, and especially to the order and
condition in which boatmen anil wagoner
receive and deliver th- ir cargoes at G-s-ton,
from and to the Rail Road Company,
and particularly in procuring boats and
icagons, for the immediate dispatch of,
merchandize, iic. to its place of detina- j
ti n.. Under Ibis belief he offers his ser i
vice to the public, promising to devote his
lime and services to their best interests,
and as-uring them that he will discharge
the trust which may be reposed in him,
with care and dl lity. ;
Ti e under-igned, in offering hts services ,
to the public, brgs leave to inform them !
that he has, for the last two or three years,
devoted his tine in an extensive td.ip bio- '
kerae and commission lu-iuess in the j
town of Petersburg, and flutters himself,
that the knowledge there obtained in this
branch . I' business, will enable him to give
sat Nfariiou to those who may favor
with their busine-s His charges will
him i
be!
veiy moderate; merely sufficient to pay
for the li ne these duties w ill require at
bis hands.
SAME IV PUG II.
Rales of charges on some of the most promi
nent articles:
Tobacco, merchandi-e, iic per hhd. 25 ts
Cotton, per bale, 25 do
Merchandise, per peck, HI do
Flour, per barrel, 1 do
Manufact'd tobacco, per box h keg, 6'f do
Salt, per sack, 5 do
REFERENCES.
Ptmftiirg.Chas. F. Osborne, Presi
dent Petersburg Rnl Road Company,
Messrs Rowlett, Roper &i Noble. L. E.
Stainback, Son &t Co. Paunill &i Lea,
James S. McCulloch Co. Dunn, Mcll
waine &t Brownley, Hurt, Patterson &i
Wills, Holderby Ji McPheters
G iston - W. W. Wilkins, Eq.
Mecklenburg Dr. Lignal Jones.
Ctarksrille, Va Messrs, A. W. Venable
&i Co. J. L. Thomas, Esq.
Milton. N. C. Waikins Si Farley,
George W Johnson 61 Co.
Danville, Fa. Geo. White, T. D- Neal,
E-(
Muckle John,
WTiriLL STAND the ensuing season at
V his stable in Edgecombe county
an : will be let to mares at TWELVK
DOLLARS the single leap, TWENTY
Do'lars the season, and FKi'Y Dollar
to insure a mare to be in foal w th twen
ty-five cents to the Groom in every in
stance A transfer of property forfeits
ihe insurance. The season wilt commence
the 1st day of March, and end the 1st of
July. A fair and liberal d ducion will be
made if any responsible pet son will make
up a club of five mates. Every attention
will be paid, but no responsibility lor acci
dents, 6ic.
J tickle John.
Was got by old Harrod. he bv old Sir
Archie Harrod's dam by old Diom-d
his grandam bvdd Bellair, his g. eraodam
ty the imported -i. Harry Muckle John's
dam by ol t Collector, Ins pr oidaui bv th.
old imported Citizen, his g. grandam by
the unpolled lauon, hisg. g. grandam by
me nnporieu du KsKiu. It is unnecessa
to trace turn further, as ine above is suffi
cient to give him a pedigree not surpassed
ny any norse in the country.
JOHN J. DANIEL,
JOSH UA K. B UL L UCK,
IV M G DULL UCK
Feb. 27. IS37
Montague's Halm,
An Indian remedy for foot hach,
WHICH when applied according to
d rect ions, has never failed to afford
mmediate and permanent rt.Mof
reived and for sale by
.. IV. GOTTEN.
llth Nov. 1835.
Whom it may concern.
T IE Subscriber requests all those in
debted to him to call and settle theii
accounts. ,
January 13, 1836. A.ACr.
Just Fvblishcd.
And for sale at this Office, a pamphlet en
tilled,
THB MOUSE,
Trying to gnaw out of the
CATHOLIC TRAP.
ALSO.
No other than liapfist Churches
Have a right to be called
CHRISTIAN CHURCHES.
Bt Joshua Lawrfnce
War Departing
11-
Pension Office, 0c.3 pf
THE following Circular 'e
dressed to ihe Pension aC'1
Ihe Second Comptroller of P V''
..nMUI.od foe ;..r.. lr'-
, may ac, ,
attorneys, in drawni? their :
cima-rc Hint I lif.co I... - I
them. "
J aives L lldwarfo'
Commissioner of iY,
CIRCJJLAIJ.
Treasury Depart
Second Comptkolle&'s oj'
fice, Sepiember 1535 ,
The Agent for paijing Pem'm,
Sir: In order to suard more ef.
against a repetition of frauds, s ftl
fore practised by the production of
papers, the first three following',,,),,
tubs will be observed by the Hccoj
ofHcers of the I reasury. " 1
1. In every case where the r,.,
employs an attorney to receive s - ?
sion, Ihe execution of thp pnum.
in Ihe presence of at least onp ,
other than the magistrate before
is acknow dged. No payment 1 , s
torney will be allowed unless suj.purt
a voucher thus executed.
2. In all case w here the sijnvr-
the pensioner or his attorney ij re,:.,
such pensioner or attorney i! i,r.f
name at length, if capable o( f,
otherwise, his signature may he bv r
or cross, in which case t!ie ex. mt Cll.
be in the presence of hi h ast ,.tl r . ,
tent witness, other than tli' justice g,
taiy who acts officially in the ca.e.
3. No payments w ill in fnlnr be n--ro
any pensioner, nthei in person ,t
attorney, who has not applied for
sion for more than one tear, t" b-u
production of evidence of his idtn'iii
prescribed in Ihe ins ructions from
office of June 10, 1S33, chapter 1, -2,
and form B, nor m til Mich evij
has been Irausmitted toth Coinmiui).
of Pensions, ami a special liirec'i n 1
thorizing the payment has been hhp
4- In case where a certificate lw
is-ued by the Commissi. nier of l'n.v
to the widow or children of aniffw
soldier under the act of J ie 7, I3-
under the act of May lo, 1S2, no pr-o't
the relationship of the applicant in net
ceased officer or soldier is to be retjuirt.
by the pension agent, that pmf ha-.'i!
been necessarily filed in the nfii.-e 0; i
Comms'io' er of ''ensions prior U'lu
suing of such certificate.
Respectfully, Sir,
Your obedient servant,
(Signed.)
Albion K. Vavrk
Jan. 24- Cpmptiolki.
To take effret from f h 4th Mareh In'
VEUY BUST
Collon Tarn and Ttrh
FOR SALE.
THE Subscribers feel gratef'il Il
liberal patronage which tli. y W'
Ihe past year, and hope by a?iI "i;
punctuality in business to met it a co.:"
ance of past favors.
They now have and expect to keep Ct
stanlly on hand, the
Very best Cotton Yam.
From Nos. 2 to 18 inclusive. Alsnvan
szcs ol Ihe het
Cotton Seine Twine.
Its durability and strength has been f?"
tested, audi e Subscribers le.lnohH'
lion in pronouncing it inferior to t" '' j
not superior to any in market. B"l"''
ibove articles they expect to d!.vr
purchasers on as liberal terms as a t t
of the same quality can be p1 onuei! e.'
where. The usual charge for coim.n '
will be mail-.
Terms of Sale for all qtiiintiti' 0'
overone thousand pounds, f.nr inonih-cs
dit will be allowel for any quantity "r:'
one thousand pounds, three nioivh5. :
purchaser givieg note (witbiiul interest. -the
time the Yarn is delivercl, pav'i
ilie above slated times.
The proprietors of fisheries will do
10 apply to ihe Sub-crihers for Tinf fe
the future, as a very liberal credit will1
i:iven.
BATTLE BRQTHMl
Falls Tar Rive:. Jan 10. 1S36.
Cotton Gins.
HE subscriber has remoV" !( . '
Tarl,r..l. -tUisheJ hi"8'':
on the Raleitb road near the store of Jt
Knight, on Cukey, where he conlinu'5
The making and repairin
Cotton Gins.
All those who wish to supflv hem;f 1
with Gins of the best quality, are rer
fully solicited to apply to the 5"bsC"
personally, or by letter All ' Vr' "
Gins w ill be promptly executed, p'"' '
of order will beexpditioiisy repaired- .
I ersons wishing to have work ,
will please leave their orders at th 51
of J. C. Knight, Esq. p
SA MUEL D. PROli"
February fith, 1837.
yules of Hand, and oM
blanks, for srfe,
. i
AT THIS OFFlfK.