,HAII. COLUMBIA! HAPPY LAND" j"
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HAIL COLUMBIA HAPPY LAND"


Look at this. gentle read lis it not wor-
thy of note' A regniar market, fir men un-
blnshingly advertised qpithn sigh, ofthe cnh-
Hok of this land OF liberty, aud this but oNE
OF MANY such establishments in the district
under the immediate control, and even un-
der the yrry epc Of Congress. TVha. say
roU .imericunS?


"Ncgroes Uan,ti." The subscriber has
settled himself at his brothers. residence in
Georgetown. D. e. for the purpose of pur-
chasing ucg, oes: and as he expects to be sta
tionary during the fall and winter, he will
always be ready TO attend tr any thing in
his line OF business As he will always keep
a supply Of cash. lie will at all tunes give
the highest price the market will atfor'i.--
lie NAV be seen at all times at his brother
residence in Georgetown, two doors below
the stage office at the Union Tavern. Per
sons not wishing to come to town can always
have their business tended to by dropping
Il line to the subscriber. at the above place;
and all persons having property to dispose
of, will find it to their advantage to call oi
him before they sell. He will always give
extraordinary prices tor seamstresses and
mechanics.


Gcorgeto7sn d. c. ing. I, 1926.