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aTV. ij. aaAK.. J iir TT fl....i.t' . . . . I mu r?r - J.X m r'm.. i , i. Mm. . - . . . 1 J. "i ... -e..f -. . . . J d.. -,, X, . J ' . II lag ' ' yw,. .Wi. . . . . 1 3 . . ' : . -k .... F : . .
,!,cri Ker at f year, Ita dncL r
Ko paper Will be discontinued.' unless t the
,etion of the editor, until all arrearage arc I
pi.ii-
Ai'.rertisementi w1t4.be inaertea. at the usua
Persons sending in advertisements,1 are
iescd to note on 4lic nA'gin thi pjiroberof 1
' September 36, 1829. -
RnsOLVF.D, That tLe frienda of the feiMe
cane thr.mgtiout "thfti Btatek especially
nekgttrs '"'0,n h Bible Socictiei trithin.the
Stair, be invited to meet' ini General Conren-'
iion, 011 W ednesday, the ldlhday of December
M-st,"m the city of Baleigl). for tlte purpose of
ik'viniJ -"'ri,!nt neaire for furuishihfr rith
wspven time, the whole State with art ade
1 mile supply of Bible. . '
Tlie Maiitrer were led to the adoption of
ditforepuinif KcioluUonM the request of a
Hfipliboring Iliblu'SncIcty, and ulso.'in .conse
qiifiiee of communication reaw IveiJ, froro this
Amtricaii llilile Society, Onthe same aubject.
By order of the Boird, - ,
... J. GALES, Sec'y ,
-iy TkE n'ost v,'"'e plants
'A,'!" I. oi in the upper country. . It
My." ' hr in the county of faharms. in the
-,'.fiirk of Hocky riTer and Coddle Creek,
- W,
VI r Ta 1 . - t '
IIavk Jur j-eceied, rortii Ne w-Vork ami lhn:
adclpliia, and now iP"e for salf Yatis
-r.ihe folluwiiigjjralubfa Trtediciitea;'.: ,
A&ri"' FreSe. Pufifon&IkteigentS
PKKSbKSjaflllrted with'Cougrhs, Colds and
Pulm'oMTy" Affection in thein .-riou sta
pes,' hrpeminded that rf more safe a?ul 'cflrcc
tual reistcdr Cannot be foitiid than fioi'trx' Pub
Vmimit lJelers;ent.t . It h itow'bee n test eti by 1 5
years experience, anu iiunnreun can ie appeal
ed to in various parts of the "eouutry, who will
bear, ts'i'nony' to the' speedy ami permanent
relief aflordrtf t)i.Ti hy the use of it.
w s of luwl' The quality of fhe land is first nitry Syrup, preparetl from the same piatcrialt I
at, tin si':' dcfp, the surface tcrr. Thrre Is-: the Uetere-ent, with tuck- additiotit1' Jt .a j
ik . ... TTsnl I ' . rv r
4i
Tiff now opening at the subscriber's 'stone
v,. Of almost erery description.
3 lall Seeaoni of
Hie year. -Al,so,-'-' - -
extenti5 in variety and amount, aclecteel "by
hinnK-M", with care, and bought .for cash, on the
Jiesl ternw, in Philadelphia- and New-York;' The
pu lip. ar assured they will finH a Inre awl
full supply, and lower, for eash, tlwn lisual, or
ottirt isx1 on aecomrfiodatin(r terms. They are
respeotftrtly, invited to rail, te f .shions exam
ine, qualities, bear prices, and judge, for them
selves. . . i. v-. ..: '.' " 1
; ,5mt265 fl - , JOHN MTJRPH1V .
'! J"M respectfullv' bc(f to retilrn bis iw
feiifiied thanlrs fur tKe very liberal and diatin.
irnisTVed patronfe he has been o hijfWv hon
ored With by a dieeriiin(r public' and hopes,
br'a driiitent attention,' to merit a continuance
o 'he Sit me. ' ' 7
TfriEUBAS on the 23d daV f July, 1829, t
f F ptirchsse'l ot twstnvus: Bosweu to ne.
i,.ou fvo ' imtfTfd acre eie&ren.'mosi'y Tresn i inns' course of riornrwr and onserrat.on or1
iracicu,iffTu cowiirnicu
OfjSij lel'ihg-houwy hich cost J.eanjy j nt-r adapted to n ore pTotn
tvii V- f'' 1hU'"'i' dollars, and other . ragVs of r.insiim;)tion. ' '
",nKriitaH1 t0 it- '' ht The followW certificate
cn t I'or th.s property cati ' He' rna'de easy."- ' .
men-4 lor tl.s nronerrv
Apilic-'nins as totern' nf s;ile 'ra'nbe made
to II. tl A'c lander, in mv absence.
250tf , M. ALHXANDKR.
tlX vPTt5lCT.tk 8 . T
e YV'Oi;i.Ical the attention of
ftEgn Merchants, neads ot tatm-
ed in the peservtini -f h'nl:-,
to the, fbllowli-g'' Valmibl&Mtdi
rinm. 'lust fMlt- tin in phialamul
Tor i.V a-Vw3Gliil!iMap&
sy tne noz.'n or single onr,-yi. f
a wt-ei ttpirit riKrej-
8utphurtrfhifii:t:::
Spirits Hartshorn,
BweetOi'.
Castor Oil, - 1
Paregoric, . - '
Quinine Mixture, .. .
Arumatic Hitters.'
-Ineescuanhajr.
- Kinnnrv'" " ; Z
Ta tar Emetic,
t'a'omet, '
Laudatium, '
A timoninl TVine, r
Balsm Co uiva,
Ess. Peppt'rmint, " ' ,;,'
A u s 0;,.kSritUit2 Powders,
'ingcertificatcrp from gentlemen
of respectability :
At the request of i5r. Rr.-rs, I cheerfully
state th:it s female impstic UTni)f hi my t.imi
under the name of Keeetablk Julmonii: Deter-
ernf. and that I have mvself n.ed it to much.
anwatiragi', snen aunenng jinacr sttiuiciii i
fectjon of the Lungs and - recommend it at an
efiectual rn-rdicine in HKcheascs., ,t . , ii.:.
WILLIAM nOBY, 47 Charlton at.
e.wmeiilulibeamjDB'JJ
contempt for nostra ma in general than myself.
Patent medicine and catch-Benny with me have
been irvnonymnus.' f .jOTtoropa! 'aii'enj.. ti'i
ever, to re Unquish-ihese entnett-a reaperrs
aforesaid, two nnte with J nines B. Grucy.and
Henderson . Forsytheaecurities to acli-one,
for two huiidreil doMars, due 1st of Oelobe'
ltA cSao rhit let the tbviiefflrp-'
it$P&UUo&CtMn$J cir C Well Je the S i&tla'''
tlhe editoroftbe National1 GsafcrU reoro-. ''.,. .fi- r - ":
menda the two ftllwijrv article, abstracted!, , '., . ;'f vr ..j a:.J
om a 1st London' paper to be placed by the
turu.to account (p hi aervice and dia-
ua nna ddl l if r un.
flui9 r intiiA Af f!anL. HmII'a omniAiti fcju. I fc r 5 - - r -
.London Miirarln- .
!At Union Hall Telterdav. a' wdil'. t '.. : i-, i f
wiFii!t;H'wmwwiiiturw'sw inp-rrquestoo 10 ticnne nara flrtnKinpj r-"
in:4fc te?iptot ' 3Q. per wcekt 'frc grtfiinRTngBri; a rock Vd JpJ
Juently beat Ii6ranr1 would not allow ping cold water. ' i ' ' l ;
rr sufTJeient to maintain -her familv ... . '.y.:.:'; ' v: " Is
to, thin treat me tit ?.f Defendant Pleas j beinaf ' in eommand of" a.. reeToienttat
yeilrvorshin,- evrry- word ny wife Jts Clonmel, be a;are oftence in .oaie
utiered ,j falset l am sorry' to ay to aniionest shopkeeper named' Mulca
hat sh.; gltBn.lo.j dram drinking y,hoetruct.1him oiiftlie parade . I
n ruippus eMc-i She had got acquaint jjrfsencj i of hia tvboletbrp. The offi-
ted with ' a, ;'no?nher ofi otherLWomn, cera rushed forward to atize Jhe delio-
wlrpf hard tvOrklyg men .aod they quenf, but1' Sir Colquhoon interposed, " J
go about from gio-ahop to (in, shop till declaring that he had been the agressop
their husbands are; 'inoft beggared j snd as the jntleman thought proper to " a
omf o because , I vvilJ ,4iot; giVe vhet rosent bis conduct in so crow a manner
-! L ill' .1.1 1.:.1 e-f I -w. . ... . ..-- . ... m V
mo iiea , anu uuy an inn. aruc.ies 91 iwmi hi rBmimra lor mm ioeeR me usual '
mysell, she. has trumpeap t19 .story reparation VOh ''exclaimed Mulcahy,
Bgainet me. .', She is ont'ofnhe commitr if its forfightiqg you are, 'I'll, fight
tee of cits-tasters, What is that ? i Df you ; but U shall neither he with Sword
rerilantVThe,conimttte!bf gin tasters ; nor pistol nor any thing else, but my
it is coinsosed of. fvyclvo women',, yvlioltwo fists" -(and "fine l bit mutton fists
fro round every night to twelve gin? (hey were, pure enough. "Well then.'
shops to taste spirits and ten make replied the pallant .officer, withT all
report where the best :' dram" is. 6 my heart, .fir. insulting you; I . have
at the head ot the committee, lviy 1 course cannot' refuse to meet vou oft.
wife Ts one of theset ;hd unless somcr your own terms. ' Come alonf.,' Sir,-
bartsRVH lor she pawns every article Grant accompanied; by his adversary - ;
she"' eaa get. The , casei'was., then and some mutual friends, repaired to the 1
dismissed, and the complainant severe- mess room, where he soeedilr closed "
t I
lv.:nAIaburine;undpr4theflaf'm
aVvere rtTwM SDertiJfhTrTeTW'ffie" iiST B which
of a nedicine- prrpjirpd byfJiim, -and pnmini.J.fll,h himin eiMie ttiereof to indemnify me
1829, and the other for two huiidred jind aev.j y reprimanded, with a premise , from J up Mr. iVIulcahy s peepers, aud sent
..J.. .ibl la.lf . Anil . It. t l.nl.- A 1- . ' iL .L. . ....la.L. ...IILf - L f 1 . . Jt W m,. ,
duel
wheiU
if doilara ami twelve and a half cents, the 'magistrate, that she should be sent him" home perfectly satisfied. That
StS ?-7 Mulcahy'
fd
I will
ahnuldaid -property be recovered of me t
LThia iirtliercfore to forewarn all persons trom
trading for said notes, ss t do not intend paying
them until indemnified frahall other claimant
to the property. .aforesaid.- K..:S. GRAClV .....
l?Xpo,';t'-T:irai Saley-nnT.W:.
"nf Ki'embei Conrt next, if nt previously
iX)ra.SatuEday1atJJarnet Fair; a llifef-and maoy a time has hr.boasted - of
commoHon wss. created in the market 1 the blaek eye he cot from i K,:C. B. at
by one of those occurrences which dis- if it were an honour extraordinary em
gracethe laboring classes of the country blazoned upon bis escutcheon. Eve-
the sale of a wife by her husband, since that morning,' would he say,
The vender was s cobler, with one leg, Jef me, meet'Sir. Colquhoun' Grant
hamed Hugh Richmond.- -His wife was where I might In toxvn or counlr- a
JulgffliJoek'ing , 'wemsn, apparently htoirg t?ords rLtttfeS'd
about Alter several Minings ne i clothes11 or dizened . out . in gold and
was knocked down at five , shillings ; I scarlet he would give me hishaodLand
bur
put
11. ' sr..t.l nnlnrnwnt. th TtetS I J : . 1 . . 1 .. .1. . fVlln.ttiir- nmh.
Zt .w:;i. s ki. uA. jktonnri::. i 3. 6(1. ,and m quan 01 aie. re .pur-r,. rut lAOertv. i ne true-value 01
SS 'IIMI .sV " . T? I CI"" a llitlJt 'T i I . " . f-a llt a .. ..
aWJ bNK Trad of Jantl lyinr the l,,c" "'ft unci im.h wir-w tyturmjn jr mintji
THE THOHOVGH BRED HOUSE,
I ON of if'thc imnnrcd
Itorse Englf, wi'l stupd
the Fall Benson, commen-
einpr theHie day of Septen-I
'her, and ending the 15tll
'day of November, in the
town nfjfSaliiibiiry, on Mon-
' . ,'" ' . v. " ...
jvV nerd-v, ; an,l io the .town
nfConarl, Caharms county, on Thursdays, Fri-tUv-
an Satiirilarsi and; -will be let to Mures at
-tigl4 -dollsrs tn-- Reawn ' dollars tba Leap i
and tieelre dolKrt to mSure a Soar.
9t239 -V S. I- FERltAND,
Sipt. 10, 1829. .. ' ' C. L. BOWERS.
ST.1TE OF KOUTHCAUOLINjI,
.M'-.klenliiirp. Couniy
Suptnor Court of Law, May Term, 1829.
I 1JZ V COX ta William Cox : Petition fr
i l)iorre. Oiderecl by the court, that pub
lication he.jnalMh-t(ntTh-'ieeesi'relT
"TITie T5'(TiTih 'and CatwTaToVirniiT and WeW
'cm Carolinian, that the defendant in thiVease
e and appear at or, next Superior Court of
"e neiii lorine-Toumy orTurcsimaurK,
' the Court-House- in Charlotte, on the 6th
?J'in!:iv af'ier the 4th Monifay in Septemhtr
and plead or answer to the planum pe
t'tion, or the wmc will be heard ex nwrte. Wit
"".S-Sam'uel Henderson, Clerk of oor said court,
" ' fie-, th- rth Mdnday aftc tho.4tli Monday
-nar n,
AM. lirNDRKSON; C. M. S. C.
".mt264-pr. n.iv-. $j.
lady in my family, by using two papers, I have
reason o believe, s ettrcniiuy curea oi an -larming
pulmonic . complaint, irhiphin all its
symptoms, gavn evidence of imrpediate con
aumpiinn. . 1 communicate thi with a View of
usefulness avnd Hcerly hopav-tbatnicli per.
sons a Jutr plMimilttrthfraOTei
M ijiape.a trial of the medicine. ' . .
; ' -"r GIDEONfiEj. ,
For ihc Salt Rheum.
Dr.RonsaV LtviMTvx, for the Salt Rheum,
one nf the most effectual remedies extant.
The following are tome of the many respec
table certificates.
- - -jraw-roar, T, lno.
huar'Sir .I had almost despaired of ever
being relieved from that afflicting and trouble,
some complaint, the Salt Rheun., after apply
ing perhaps twenty different prescription., un
til I usert witn enect your iinimcni, ,ii.i
rlestmved everv vestiee of the complaint which
' - - -"7 -' -i J ..
for several -years at seasons; rrnucrcn
hands nearly useleas., Sill.ce : which tinie, 1 1
with much pleasure recommended its applica
tion to a great number, and in live cases oui .
six, have had the satisfaction of witnessing n
complete cure, anrt in every iiuuiiki 6"-
fnuiirauuii vbin vu uitm-v.
v- nr i nvni n
C!i i-avv. S. C Sent. 19. J 829.
rpHK. siihscrilier w '. continue the
111 'SIXKSS ht-tweeii this place and Charles,
I" ii, via Georgetown, as herstnfure t and will
"'"id to the reception t MEIICIMNHTSE,
"ii transportation of COlTTUX, and othtr pro
"ice committed to hi. rhirr p. ' "'.
Mis Mo its are of " liirht draft of water, and
i'Wicnlarly a.l ipted tnN the, navigation W the
1 "'f; and! ' Hi Ih" a-"ttraiTce that the strictest
j'tention will ''he paid to his cllavife; he hopes
a continuance of the patrona. if -Ma
''"'ends. ' ' , '
hot TTklng1 the hurchsser, she wasi say: hb w "are yoii Billy V
tin again, and finally disposed of for ,
I
rr 14
ONE Truri of iMTtd lyinr
Forks of the Yadkin, containing 3JJ
arcs, more or len ailjuininp; Zat.1'
eriah Macatce, Frederick l ord, aod
others, tolerably well improved, ana very
A LSO, One oilier tract or
piece of Awk-ott-Crane Creek, half tmhr
from Salisbury, containing 26 acres, more or
less, on which there is a piece of Meadow of
ten acres,"eiual to any in this county.
TYso, one new Stick Gig,
'niii iinnn steel snrinirs. with Harness, of
excellent make.
..?), Fovr or five ncto Copper
STILLS, of various sizes.
Terms made known on the day of sale.
EUWAUU CHESS.
OrtohrrTA, lr.29.-3l2.59.
Farmers'
Planters'
' FOR -
DrTGiio. RonEas. No. 313 Broadway, X. Y.
prize, but tne moral crowd, taxing up that are tree, slaves remain indolently
the cause of decency, s began to pelt contented in captivity. AJen who
them with mud, on which the man have been long tossed, upon the troub-
!nnlr awar. leavinsr the woman to shill
for herseTr, and she was glad to take re
fuge in otie of the show-booths.
There is nothing more wonderful,
nothing that sets in a higher light the
power of man's intelTecLand industry,
than the production tif a daily morning
newspaper at the hour ot breakinst.
Custom makes it a thing too familiar to
many to be wondered at ; they who do
no: think of reason (and it is astonish
ing how many imong mankind are of
..V . ' j ' I'Il.I -Ci. !.
led ocean of life, and have learned, by
severe experience to entertain just no
lions of the' world and its concerns." tft
examine every object with unclouded
and impartial eye and walk erect in the
strict and thorny path of virtue, 'once
to find their happiness in the r-'flection.
of an honest mind, alone are fke.- r : '
' Calrulaird f-r the Meridian vf Sit'fm.
4"tON f AINING tlie usual Astronomical cal-
A J dilations, intercs! inz hints to the Farmer,
nn-Rnral rnom'vrJw.--JieM tweefpts,' "
rV1ntH.. fce. Officers of the General and
year air. . . . ". ' . ----- i 1. . .. . r.i..r.....l l.,ml,l
ent I nun., sieniner or t!SJiSlsiJ5iivw.w..
Tor"'! 65 &C. he. F.- sale at this Ollicc.
I'l-lc, Til cer.U RiiigTc'andT5 'entipcrao-
fora number of years with the Salt Rheom on
mvtt8n.UCaB0Jfccanclre.s
eoy wilnin my Knowieiie wmiuui ri;"'s -
cure,, or in ts l giving nic any
fortnnstclv obtainwtl some oi your iiiiinu-iii i.,.
the Salt Rheum. which altera Jew applicants
. ni!r..lv Pureil me. I have witnessed the
same effect onoveral of my friend?, to whom ,
I gave some of the Imimem. u nas pcmni.
a cure, I believe, in every instance whrre it has
been applied. WM. ll. ii. halu-m.,.
Dr. G to. Rooms.
Odontalgic Elixir, or Tooth arht bpceinc f
u,.y n.-nirical remedies for the " Omlimtn.
Slt',
Salt, S-iraf, Coffee. Molasses,
't Urini ";ST.;-.'.-- "Ci"'": ii.:-i. .1.. r"
oleiilt and retad
i.i. i. i iii in iiiiiiiIi iii'tje
" . l .. . mtmr rr:r, . 1 . Kilt nil
public, sonm 01 noun rc - -
have been found to fail in more than halt the
instances in which they have been tried. 1 he
Elixir" now ottered may be'rvhed upon as
altogether superior to any. .remedy before in
vented ; it will cure the most obstinate rases ot
that dreadful pain.ith expedition and safety.
ai.n . surjiriPfl'pjyjCEjt. Tor the cure
of scrofula. Svnhilitic and Mercurial Diseases,
iihenmatisml White Swellings, Ureases ol the
l iver and Skin, general debility, &c
i, Also, POTTER'S Vegetable Catholicon, used
for the cure of similar diseases. 1
Cuunh Drvno and Pectoral
1'illi. for Asthmas and Consumptions,
Also. Thoinnson'a "celebrated Eye rTaler.Tor
towiIes.
r LKI!Y nKSCPjpno TX FLUTED
AT THIS OFFICE. . ,
alMury,Jimt 20, 1829
2.?9.
rntnle,'at the OfRce of the Journal
liullYtilfylSonAst r Sale.
State of Nortli-Carolina,
nowAx cocNtv.'
ix nn: court of. equity.
Map of the United Stales. Mr Abra 'v;
ham. Bradley, late Assistant Postmaster "''
General, has issued proposals to publish -
a Map of the United States, in which, in '
!tftlitififl tft flnunv ktlie imnrm'pm.lttt. .
this stamp) may judge' lightly of it. L,, the post roads and post 0njce, mii -
not those who are accustomeu wreneci. or accurately delineated and distinguish-1
In the Times,' for exaurplef rare --re- 'fd: ft JffrfrcTaeq'tfatlltan'r r wttlr tHew ;""'
newed every day the pages of S close acquired of thirty years will ensure the . s ; t
lr printed volume. Intellisence from accuracy of the map. Such surveys of
all parts, of the world, tho virtue, the the pnbllc lands as have been made by
iaTOeAjj3u3SUm
of society in the last twenty-four hours,
acc-tLspJaycd.there,one iiniversaL mass
wncentratrdr"T lt wcrrprrto one incus.
There is-in- uh- a- nr ftictman-ol ao.
cieiv, on which may , ne louna iaia
down, every lino which tinges the.mot.
iy civilisation of the country and age.
Were a man hamshed to a solitary
thers.J
Petiliflti for
the Stilt rf
lMUU.
Jiison Berrvman t others,
'John Wilkc'son, wife So oth
T appearing to the satisfadtio'. of the court,
1 that the several cieieraanin iiiciiuniini i
sl. j. "beHiihw kfe imi liiiiaUUiiiiis uf nils suie
It is t heretore oruereci, mai iiiiuimiiun
m.i fr iv weeks in the Yadkin and Cataw-
li. Journal, a newspaper nrintett in Salisbury,
tk.t .Ira. the defendants. John Wilkeson and
his wife Frances, Richard WiiKeson ana ins
wife ltchethlan, John Berrvman,-jonn urown
.,.! Ida wife Sarah. Battoby Berryman and Wi.
Ham Rrrrvnun. annear at the next Superior
and Etiaitv.to be held for the
....,.v nf Rowan, at the Courl-Ilouse in Salis-
Hiry. onthe second Monday after, the fourth
i...lnv in March next, and there plead, an-
swer or demur J, said petition, the same will
be taken pro eonfesm as to tliem, and uccrec
of sale entertu accoiamgiy.
SAM. -SILLIMAW. C. M. E.
Oct. 24, 1829:::::::::pr. adv. 2.50.
A CJMD.
A. TORRENCE & UO
have removed to the north cor-
. .. .'. r, K
"liiiiJiCtt."- -- nrf M ine . OUTT-iiuhc, i'"
a7Zi .H.-kl to the- Mattsion Hotel, where
I they are disposed td sell OOUS trru loir.
ulirwl in tho Atlantic, with such a
n-ivvspapcr reaching him.ie would not
loio the knowledge of the affairs end
luTcinoss. manners and noiitics. of his
laid down upon it. It will be the larg
st map of the If. States ever' published.'!
embraaiysj-thr Weirt -- Ind ies - and wilt -
measure He-'feet two jnehes in lngth
anorro6tT;enn""wTd"iTiL" The price" will
be eight dollars, mounted and varnished,
or seven, not varnisrd. It is obvious"
that it will bi extremejy useful to every
man of business, as well as to the stu
dent of geography.
' A'. F. Spectator.
Excellent Things,. A good book?
native land, but would progress wunian-j a ftuu wuunu mc M"p
thru. A newsnaner of this Species for those who know juslly,bJ?WiQ PBre
bri IKS
the individuals of a countryr no mato their value. There are men,
matter how scattered, into one centre however, who judge ot ootn lrom tne
t combines and keeps fixed in the land beauty of the covering.
nf their birth the affections of wander-
ng thousands ; it carries over the world I The three Prof esiiona..L. The eleN i
tho gloi v and grestness of the country (y vo by -our ..sins : the medical lacur
wh ince it emenales, in its very form t by, our diseases!; and-the lawyers by ZZ2
ftnd outline it is, in short the represen-J our .misfortunes ..What do printers .
tative of national know ledge, i he wet l.Teon ( J l ick J
morning newspaper is. the great giory
of a Iondon breakfast table, and its j voune la(jy recommends to the
reading, seasoned with . highly flavored lhe -formation of a society to bh
hohen. is one of those things, which
g,v tlie Lty atmospherof the mel call.d the Angettfng-ouWf-p
treplieaje4aj.wMty wiUi-the-i)rettyyqunj;7Udics-wh
ness of a. country morning can Scarcely tu'-n-their-calls-to-tlie-imorning-sntV .
outrival. The advertisements are in- )oolverJtne0of5s..whi!e.fhey-cn'teiii'
dispetinahle to sellers and purchasers, ! . . tKi
i . t .: -.t.:-- ,.(Tma actd-soletmes--bor-wha-th9y---ofln'??
anci ailicnmBsmjjjujrvuwcinca" j : i
amnsrmnnt. Newspaper : arc oi oicrerrwaatac.ciT.
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