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AHVERTISEMENTS . . : '. . '
eot exceeding 16 lines, neatly insertetl three
Idinff publication ; those of greater length
: the same proportion. w..Oommuhicatiow8
ankfully received.. JUttekb to the Editors
Wust be post-paid. . -
the ta&k of working improvement on the
ftrth is niucH more -delightful to an unde
iaucbedmind, than all the vaiii glory which
can be acquired from rayang it by the most
ternlpted career of conquests. , '
wAsaiuaTOjri
VFrom the Washington " ("A. C.J Recorder.:
BEAUFOUT WUlOTcAWLp
Oii the 29th December, tlie first cat
tle show; &c. was held f in this place
under the directioa of ;the .Beaufort
County! Agricultural Society. We were
much gratified at the interest evinced
on the occasion, and have no doubt that
the next, which will tak place the en
suing Fall, will be very generally at
tended, and from the zeal displayed by
someTof The members, j that ; in . a few
years our Cattle, Hogs, &c. will equal
those we are so often reminded of by
our brother Editors" ill the Northern
gtates.J
Tire following. Reports .were made to
the Society, and ordered to be publish
ed.
The Committee' of the:'eavfyrt Agricultural
' Society; appointed to judge and award Jre
miumt at the show of Stoch and Jllanufac
turestn. Decs 1823,' f. Vv-g , M '
' ' - ' : . t t.i - 7- . : ' l-.:.-ks'J
That it is highly gratifying to every
friend to the agriculture and prosperity
f this sectibli of ; our State to 1 "Avitness
the interest and ' zeal for improvement
maniiestea py tne memDers or tne ; so
ciety, and other citizens; in this first
exhibitioh of the products of its opera
tions;- From the : recent formation of
the 'Society parid thjp novelty of occa
sioris of this kind k here, the. objects of
fered for premiums were comparatively
iewj uut sumcieni to evmence ine ex
istence of germs of ehterprize and indus
try,' from which, results highly vjilua
ble are to be expected And r what
must be particularly pleasing to every
guuu cuiz.en,anoraing prooi oi our ca
pacity to furnish for ourselves,; many
of those necessaries and conveniences
of life, we liave been and' still are, in
-4l7 l.t:j. ' r " . i -
uie iiauu oi importing Irotn aDroatt-7-me
furnighmg and use of which, ivill cofi-
mDute h. essential ly toour; wealth and
iiiuepenoence. - ;
Among the. different ; Candidaieg ; tor
rremiums, the CoSimittee. have award-
QMc Milch Coivs dfTered, combining size,
form,and quantity of nallk given, ;:the one
Vr-n;uoy !no8. H. Blount: Esq. Was cori-
sifiemt best, and he is a warded the pre
mium of tendollar- AnWrciMst n,ln,xh
Jlyers, Esqrs. each ejibibited, the former
cows, considerably ; fin ef br their size
nn(l spe ; the latter, 1, yieldicg "a large
quantity of milk for her size-iallthe' cows
v e comrnon breed of the countrv
tor the best Bear, a mixture .f tlio r-l.rn.i
. wmmpn breed; one year old, o Thos
n. mount, Esq. the premium of five do!
Jars. ' . -' ' . - . .
Mr. -Isaac Mitchell exhibitei
ranye breed 11 rndnths old,
mfenor to Mr. Wlouot's- ,
whvcil though
biis breccl knd
lortUe &t : . , , ! ; ;
.... " "a" vj iwtaiicmateajor
YT o men in -winter, to Miss Lucv
r hi"; mT!' U,e Pmium of iive do'law:
Mrs. Mry Myers, the premwm oln dot
th : Bindley, the premium of, ten
An j'oyV t h premium . of fe doU
nder the " AxrtiiZ - ..itii.'
S? theCmiUtee, it as thought
Per to award ia A
To u;. ,ic" um. Ave dollars.
lKij vvincll.v f
At"
ana knni n. trr w "pkoj
The Committee would here offer the
i l rii i jiiiiiiiiiiiiTrv Hiiuiuiir.il' iiiii'.r u b l"v wva. v v i w..-.x
just tribute of praise to those ladies who
exniDitea specimens 01 lanm manuiac
tures, 1 and vtheirj zeal arid industry is
much ; to be;applauded . 1 he qualities
of -all -5he .articles, reflect on v them
much credit, andj it is hoped that thejr
exaftipJes v will ; be tollowed by. many o
thers amonus. V -? t ' .... . ...J . . J
Having perforaaed the dutiesnassign
ed them, the Committee hone it will
not be deemed ; impertinent; to poUce
here the productions of some members
not among ttiose entitled to compete for
prennums.--ui tnese, was a i5uii, tnree
years yoldf of the HoUtein arid native
breed, a fine animal, 'exhibited byjTlios.
Ti otter, Esq and a large fine Qx irn
Eo nea rrom 31 assacnuseiis, exnioiiea
y J. G. Blount, 4Escj. The latter of
fered to our citizens proof of tie in
crease in size of which tne breed c f cat
tle is susceptible , j : ; 1 v
Several preriiiums were offered for
objects, for. which the Committee re-
Stets! no candidates appeared. --It is
hoped in conclusion, that a spirit of
emulation and improvement will ani
m ate every member of the Society to
exertion in the advancement of jAgri-
culture-and Domestic ManutaCtuies,
the basis of national prosperity.
RICH'D GRIST, Chairman.
30th Dec; 1823 v
The Committee appointed to award! pte.
, miums on jrops, .
- REPORT! :
i 'That a communication describing-the
manner; of cultivating Indian I porn
on one abre of land wa& received from
Thos. H. Blount, (William VinesJ and
Jesse Robason. EsauiresL-f and Geri'l
7 - - r . : 1 , ' t 1 - , . j
AVilliam A.f Blount, respectively, as
cindidates fan the premium' oh that 'arti-
cie .-1 nat cuitivatea Dy messrs. v, lo-jnr,
Vines, and Robasbri, was upland,1 ma
nured with stable! manure, and Mr,
Blount's with cotton seed I in additioh
--Geh'l Blount's was reclaimed sw.aWpL
uua&i9it;u uy luanure. j. ueir several
modes 01 cultivation as described,
(which the Committee "consider! too
lenffiny ior reciiai nere) evince mucn
sxiii-ana attennon on tne nart ot tnose
gentlemen, and produced the lollowirig
results 7 : ; ' - ' : . '.
. IMr. Blountfs acre I 67 bushels,
, Mr. Vine's,, - , ! 63 do. H .' ;
Mr.Robason8 r 64 . do. 2 qts.
Gen'l Blounfs : : h 65 do, 2 galls. SxitsS.
Of the several communications, Gen.
Blount's onlv was accompanied with
tlie necessary-evidence of production :
he therefore i entitled and the com
mittee award iin) the premium' of tweri
y rtr The Committee would ifir-
get, if any of the I reports of the pro-
ceeuings oi tne .society De puDiisnea;
that those parts of the communications
of those gentlemen, t which -describe
meir manneroi cuiuvation, De inciuaeu
in the publication. - H ...
in behalf of the Committee, 1
r THOS. TROTTER, iarm',J.
30thDec. 1823..
Tlte Committee -whoc were abbointed to bretiare
a Scheme of Premiums for the tfear l824j Ire.
ported the foU6"tmngj "which -were adopted, d "i
or tae tjesx piouguing wim z norses. a
premium of , ' f ' " :; ' " - -t : :
For.the best 1 horse iFloujgfh of i new in-
l yention, , wluch TOy i be thought, sup e-,
i riortQ any now in usp : t.. 'i,'J :.:.
6t tlie greatesf quantity of Corn on one
acre of upland ,, ; ' .. ! ' ' " . I '"T.
10
lO
For- tjie greatest quantity of Corn on one '
4 ; ;
10
: acre ot swamp l4; - 'yrcinm-A
For -; the-greatest quantity of Cotton on
1 one acre: not less than 1000 lbs: w . . .
id
"For the jrtatestqiiantity of Wheat on one
1
'. V
10
Acre proviuea it is not less wan 2u ousa-
For the r greatest, quantity of artificial
ii MJ-asses m one acre, yjelcung not less -I
than. 3000 lbs, of Veil cured 'hay. ,
so
For, the greatest .uantityof Jiatural do. a
For the greatest quantity pf-Sweet Pota-
toes not lessthan 300 bushels-i-
10
i5
For the gi eatest quantity of Irish Pota-
v i toes not less tlian.l5l pushelsi ? h $
For the greatest quantity $f Oaions on $
acre . : ..." .. ' ... :., ; -,i
For the greatest, quantity of Turnips on
For the greatest quantity of Panjots oi 1"
acr.e': : v; - i. ?..;.
:'f5
The greatest quantity of Cabbages whic '
suaii remain oni an, a.cre on , the 1st
November. 1824. JXSU-y
For such information as will .enjableTus to
I cscrv e jnsn potatoes ior taDie use au
ring tlie winter,! and for seed I in til
spring..- -..j- v tu-v
For the best20 lbs. of Cheeseof appror-
iedqualitv;. . . ". .. j
For the best 25 lbs. of firkin Butter of
da ' An - -
jtot xne oest Stanton, calculated to im-
T1! ..I.'1 I . it Mr 'I. - t. r-,J-. V
prove tliereebnicrsefir,:, f-oved -
ilof), that siiall havet-tJ in this cm'mrrv . U
pr belonged to. . some membef;f the U
4 Society W ; months previous o the'daV i
, ot exhibition rux. x-;-ox
t or tae best brood Mare -r 56
' -M -.. 7 '. r -i .. I ;
4
For the best Colt under three years old
Fprthe bestMule Cot under 3 years old
For the best Jack "O wned in this county
i or belongingto a member for 9 months
.'as above w K ' ? k ' . r
For the best Bull of native breed not ex
ceeding three yars old
For the best Milch Ccw ' ;
Fori the best Boar 1 1 i
For the best Imported Bull
For the best Imported Cow
For the best.Iinported Boar s '
For the best Negro Cloth not less than 33
! jrards and 3-4 wide ,
Forjthe- best Cotton Bagging not less
I than '30 yards, 33 inches wide v4v
For me, best Carpeting ' (figured) made
of cotton or wool, not less than 20 yds.;
and of the usual width l ; v. i
For the best Counterpane of Cotton
15
.
5
5
5
25
10
10
5
5
10
4
For 30 gallons, of the best Wine of the
' Vintage of 1824, of which a 5 sample
shall be produced ir - v. A
rolUnoing premium proposed for considera
: ' nan. v . ' -
ISuch information as will enable us to drain
clear up, j. and-put in complete order for cul
tivation swamp land in the cheapest and most
speedy 'manner,' hereafter to be cleared,
&c. 'H; '" '"'r-Z ; ;'-:.:- j 50
'-j Lp ;..WiiiTAK A.-Bi.ouwT, '
v : . Thomas Thotteb.
;i . ; - ' -i' v . WlIXlAM VlWES. ..
JIxsoxved, That premiums hereafter to be
distributed, be a piece of plate of the value Of
the premium.' with suitable ; inscriptions, or in
money, at me option oi-tne person enutied.
i; From tlte Wilmington (J)et J Gazette.,
The Caucus. For f some time past
much Has been said relative to the pro
priety or impropriety of a congression
al caucus, fdrj;he rio"mination of candi
dates for the offices of President and
Vice President, arid there has certain-?
ly been much reasoning, and ranting on
both sides of the question. Among
tnose who nave ooieciea to . it, tnere
hae been many who have contended
that once it was not only proper, but
n ecessary : but that circu mstances have
so far changed, as noiv to render it not
only unnecessary, but entirely impror
per. We have, however, been at a
loss to discover .from 'their- remarks,
wherein the important- difference lies
between siich a nomination eight or six
teen years ago,; and at the present
time, i nere are Diners wno opiecr xo
it, wno now are, ana ever nave neen in
the practice' of supporting them, and
have Held state cau cusses to nominate
riot only state Officers, but also candi
dates for the presidency!.! As instances
ot it, Dotn .parties in jwassacnu setts
have nominated candidates, for the' "of
fice of Governor, and ; the friends of
Messrs. Clay-and Calhoun and Gene
ral jaclcson, in their different states,
have not ibeeri ! 'behind hand in. the pur
suit of the jpracticei Again there are
arrionar the opponents of the ' measure,
those who tell us that they would not
ODject to it, proviaea iiiose wno are en
gragred in It were supported . by the ge
neral sense of their constituents, but
whil e they contend that! a measure a
dopted by the legislature of Tennes-,
see, South Carolina or Kentucky ?mttst
be supposed to accord ivith the views
of the people i)f those states, they deny
the nroDrietv of the inferetice with're-
gjard to others ! While ye find them so
inconsistent jn a plain case, it is not to
be wondered at that they should appear
lo m those which are less clear. 1
The 4meetmgjias now peen heid, and
ksf we supposed thai our readers wotild
desire a view bt its proceeding, we have
laid them before them. Jt will be re
collected that before the meeting : was
held,' & simultaneously with the- call of
it, a nouceappeareu, signeu. uy.a num
ber of metnbers of Congresv stating
tJiat they naa consulted wim outers on
th subject J and that' there was found
to be a iriajority agaihstat, under ex
isting1 cittcuksTANCEs. ' There is no
diflSculty in iriiagining what the""pecu
liar circuw stances were' Kvhich render
ed it inejedient with themtp enter
into the measure. As some "who now
oppose'1 iti were formerly ' amongj -its
warmest auvocites, u is;; unreasonaoie
to sutfiiose tliat principle has any thing
to doi with their present oDDositiori. and
in assigning a 'cause for the course they
are pursuing we are compelled to view
it as 'tintLtteiiw itv is
natuifbrtiieeakest parties(where
there 2rsjeral)to fprm'a;cbina
tiori; against the strbgesti it cannot be
doubted that ; as Mr.- Crawford was
ldwhtostaridtKd higfecst-pf lill'tbe
clt. ' dates, in the estiinatibrijof the peo
ple "iir Representatives, the friends
of tua' others; have coinbined to -defeat
him, and Jiave consulted together with
that view.1 --.'' x s -- -
There have" beei' a number of cau
cussesbhthe
subjecVof the approachirigi3 .-orier. is requested to -come
;lectiori,diiK
prtcidential relecti
thathee wur 'stilleiiiany more
mdn-thp'mp.nih fhArl
-r- w-. . . : 7... , . . ;.. . a ....
nlias leerrdrie ut which' spectatbra i we're
admitted, and every thing done openly j
ana we are ojjiciauy miormcauiai mere
has beeiT: another in secret- in which the
opinion' of members T Was privaUlij ob-
tamed one in which we are allowed
to Hear the reasons which led to action,
and one in which we are permitted to
know only the conclusion, without! the
reasons which"prbduclel iu f 11!
.'; Whatever opinion, therefore, maybe
entertained, relative to the propriety or
impropriety ot-a caucus, ii remains ; ,no
longer a question, : but if I we have any
tiJiii iu uu wim uie buoiect, u is to ue
terriiiite whether J one held ony and
whps6 proceedings are submitted to our
inspection, or " one held secretly and
elandeststtely knd in which intrigue has
amplefroom to operate and triumph, is
to be preferred. I . v
r
AV1NG settled himself
n smithheld.
offers his Professional . Services to the
citizens of Johnston county. 1
Feb. 16. 27, 6w
'., ... i rvr ' L ... , .
THE Board for Internal Improvements, will
meet at llaleigh, agreeably ttr adjourn
ment, on the last Monday in March (the 29tli,
7 LI-V" 11 .1 t i I' " i-.t .i "
oi wMcir hii persons navmg Dusmess wnn tne
T...nwl Tri1l tntra 'L--'":!li- i - I i Li-
llUuu n.A.na.b tiuuviy. . i
By order,
: J. Oi
ALES, Sec.
February 26.
GIUUJVJ) ST4TE
'JHE 17th Drawing of this tottery is just
Jl completed, and the great jCaprtal of t
V -: : ' X IS STILL UNDRAWN. m
!.;,. . . , i 7 .7 - j -.j. , 7 :'!- v..
Only thbxe drawings remain to complete this
-. V "splendid Lottery, j 7 !
The Wheels are immensely rich in Capitals,
there being still undrawn the if 100,000, the
$20,000, two of $10,000, i $5,000, seven of
$1000, Sfcc.j the whole payable In Cash 1 1 j
The next Drawing will take- place on the
25tli of next month ( March j) qntil whih time
Tickets can be obtained at the present price!
viz. gl5. On that day they will advance to
g20. i '' - , '
Tickets to be had, jrarranted undraws, at
CO&EWs :;!-;; j:
Lottery and- Exchange' Office,
- ''hi i -Vo. 114, Market Street Baltmorc.
- : 7 : ; " ; ' ; ;' j A- . . . . , ;
Where the great Capital Prizes In both the;
last Lotteries were sold, and where more Car
pital Prizes have been obtained, than at any
other office in America. . , .1 - i :
February 26. i . 30 2w
Just received, a fresh supply; of
.7.-7 . .,7i: U- r,: "I.
A ND daily expected a new supply of Gro
X: cartes, which, with those oiji hand,-com
prise the following articles -V
i Loaf and Brown Sugar, t
. HofTee and Molasses. u
Young Hyson '& Imperial Tejxs, first qua.
. hty, , l : f r ,
;. French and Apple Brandy
a Jamaica arid 'otljier'Rums, v v
Whiskey and Holland Gin,
T j-v y- - ii tTe MYar lnriiQ " T'
'Ditto Mustard and Chocolate,
Wines assorted; in Bottles and! Draft,
S permaceti and alio w Candles,
Basket and other Sajr, '
Allspicei Pepper and Ginger.
Powtler, Shot and Ba Lead,, , .
Best Letter and writing papefi
Prime old Chewing Tobacco,
': ''. i ' - Smoking; Dd::'.X Ir ;
Aiacaoau. Kannee ana scotch mitts. -
.:. Liquid Shoe Blacking, of a superior quality
The Winei and -Porter were (principally
selected for Medical uses, and are well wor
thy the attention of those who wish to' obtain
them in a pure state. vM7j;'
? ' '1 RANDOLPH WEBB. "
: N. B. Fresh GARDEN SEEDS daily ex
pected. , .i '4 ;,yX R. W. .
A1 i CERTIFICATE of thirty-seven shares
ilJof the Capital Stock of the Bank of Cane
Fear issued to tne- in January or Februarv.
1822, having been lost, or mislaid J if I do not
hear of it , in three months, from the date
hereof I shall apply to the said iBank for a
new Uertmcate of said Stoclt.-. J . . 1
: J ! JAMES SOMERVELL.
k Warrentor Feb51, 1824. ? 30-3m, f
TAS cpmmjttedtothe jail of JLewisburg,
iu. Franklin , County, on the 14th inst.
a netrro bov. who says he belongs to Sterling
Anderson of Wake County He fs about 1
yars of acre, and has a scar on the baek of
It
G. f. persons, y&erm :
7 4
XT
liouisburg.eh. 23d 1824
Ei; subscriber having qualified - s X'V
H tminitrator, to his-late .Father's Kstate,'
iHj'otice.t6.faJI persons 'indebted to said .
Estate to pay the, same without TeJay ? and ;!
a!l thbse to wh'Om his late Father Was indebt-'.i
ed are requested to ' send accounts of the j
same fbr etteTpent.- 'r4v J;i i;; A 4.
SAMUEL WHITAKER,5 Jdm'r.i
Feb. 21, 1824.
29-:-
tON the 12th; and 13th f .Marchrriext; will ;
be sold ;to the highest , bidder, on a. credit of)
nine' r months,! on the; Plantation of the de .
ceased, ;Seven Negroes and all thej other Ef
fects'of the deceased. .W,-V ; S. VV. '.
"Late WaWis ;TSo.stntt.; M ::
THE 'undersi,gried, bv authority of the broi; .
Hher of the late Wallis Fstbrirn; ofthio"
city; book-seller, having administered to his ; ;
estate, requests all persons. indebte4 Jo the
said decease4 to pay their Notes or Accounts 4.
to him. and such as mav have claims against
the -Estate oFrsaidIeceased, are desired to
send them in' to him for settlement. ',i
V:, - J. GALES, jrdm9ri I'::-, a
Raleigh, Feb. 20; 1824.I . f i 29- - :
i'-T-' - tfii!'irv..ii,ii. ,i ..'.i-U' !
URING our J Suoerior ' Court Week.
(which' commences on ; 'Monday the f
29th of. March) will be sold, at Auction,' all j
the Effects of the late, Wallis Eastburn, con--- j
sisting of a large collection of Books, Prints : .
&c. f'TA'.:. valuable i Pbant$mooriay several
Thermomietersi and Barometer, a nurnber
of Optical Instramehtl, &c. ; A:the kock of
Books is considerable, k ,w prestimed that .
the sale will be worth the attention of Booki
sellers, -fchool-raasters and, others, as they;
will doubtless be sold mueh below thpir value;
A Catalogue' of the Books will be printed
previous to the sale and may be had at' the ;
Store of J. Gales & Son, orofRoss Sc Scott,' '
Auctioneers. : 'f?: , -j- H . , . - '.) ; v -, . v ' ;
ne vaVC Vhc lVaVcijAv r
T'-lr
IN pursuance of a decree of ther Supreme
j Court of the State of NorthCarolina,
made in the case depending in- said Court.,
wherein Beverly! Daniel Is. comnlainah't and
Duncan McRae is defendant, I shall sell, on
a credit of sii and twehe rhohths; ron the'
Thursday of Wake a Superior: Court, on the
' : ' a " r . i a
pjreuuses, , an unuiviaoa pan oi uie. wt anu
improvements thereon, in the city of -J .; aleighi
known as the llaleigh Museum, being the
property conveyed by Alexander Lucas to
Samtlel Combs, "m trust, for the benefit of Bei
verlyjDaniel.. k The tjtUthat wi Jl be made,
to the purchaser will be such as is authbriz-
ed by the decree of the Court. - The Sale is
made for tpe joint benefit, of the" complain
nant' and defendant. ' The purchaser will
be required to give bonds with tw4'or more
approved securities.' ;; i t- - .,5 . .-
1 - WM ROBABDS; C. S. C. U
February 20th, 1824. 29-6w t a w. ' ; 1
A. y . ROBBINS; late rif NeW-Yorfc,
yNFORMS his friends and the pubiicgerie
JL rally, thathe has taken the HOTEL lately
occupied by FJjw'b Patim, in VVarrenton,
N, C. The Establishment has gone through
repairs and Js now fitted up in , a handsome
mariner fpj the reception of Travellers. Hi
Stables are io good order and his Ostlers at
tentive 7 . j ' ;; : i :.-: '
A.: W. ' pledges himself that?riothihg
shall be wanting on his part to Contribute to
the comfort of those who may favor him' with!
N. B. "His Bar is supplied with choice" LU
quors, selected from the jjewyrk piarket.
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- 0t5 fA. W. R; has constantly for sale a sre
neral.aasortment of P RY-fiOOD-and GRO?
CERIES, which he offers for cash as cheap
as can be piirchised in thelBtate ! - ,
Warrenton, Feb'. 23. ' ep3m' '. 'i
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J, GALES & S0N,:
Hve just received
from the; Npr.thr-an
.as5uriiuciH oi juook9
St Stationery among
wincn are the toUow
Cruise on 'R!eal Property nevrcditipu
' :7vols. in 4-H X:-..-:nySyrrJ: -(f'h :f
Roberta onWUU.t-iHlnr-
on Fraud -..t vvvb. -.v-.
$th ypj. of Wheaton's Reports
' ftit trA art rt'n PnmM ' " . -' . '
Su-deri dn Powers' i, "'i!- - V-
Hammond's Treatise on e Law of ifisj
Prius-7 i;ict.3 ,-.J
Manning's Digest of Nisi Prius Re ports
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JUaurence's Phisiology ; -sy .' t
- Thatcher's Dispensatory ' l v
Thomas's Practice, pew editioV.
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Life of Dr.iScott, cheap edition
- Milburn's Biblical Catechism
Mason onSelf-Knowledge ,f V i - V
Bean's Family Prayers, h,..
English's Ejcpeditibn to the ouxce tit
. the'Nile - x:h;';r :-yXX..
WaldegraVe's Memoirs ; ; v. -
Scott's Military Discipline
Beauties of Shakespeare
Tales frdra, do
. Goddard's. Accountant.
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.JRennett Bo61Peepirig 1 r ,! J
The iPflot ora4 TTale of the Jea, 21 voU
. Hogg's three perils of Woman, do I
Randolph 'X .i" a-: .do
Coningsmaikc ar aJStoryclT the Ncjt
EntailSK'k - ;u r vo. -
'aSarii'
- Renegade, ''. ' : :. - v
A' large addition a.ho to their Steel; of GcKccl
Books, with a variety xof Stationery jrti
iclea Paint Boxes various sizes B rojzip.
ipapei-LdPericUs-ajEael Hair Peri
ftuUiafjc Oft" "-
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