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MISS ELIZABETH BACON, yeIy highly 1rco1-

NE lSS ELIZABETH BACON, very highly ecOmmen ed
my house IN the Folks Of Hanover II the Court.
nne''he ensuing yea, fourteen scholars provided many
mar, arimf,,r, History and Geography, with critical
animation OF the Maps The price for hoard lon in
Guiding all eNPence will he ghty dollars Tor the scholastic
yea OF ten months to be paid the lOh Of Jue iOt
Ianurry next There will be vacation Of one month dur
inE me summer. LEWIS BERKELEY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-27

oSI on Snndcy igst double casd Gold Patent Berrr
- StoPWetch gotd dia Nesi ha1d, chased and s'ine-
td cnse, No 5iOT. made BY lf H. ToJos Co Luerpoof.
dhachd N said igafch Cod CHAIN much sc0y aud
Triangular seal The abore REGARD w be paid the de-
hutrygf fts 0t this o1icc.
mach u'ok at0fhers cautioned 10 stop the sape,
'h9ud 4 be e6tyed 10 them Joysaie repair
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NOYyTE

E'IlE subscriber will sill sell produce oC his
Il country friends C,nmssIon, and hope cunn,a
on OF their iaYours Having declined the Grncery h,sises
WIN nave II more ~ his power 70 devote greater
me t. general commission business thai H,etlv.
Having before mentioned declined G5ocrty business
an htsrdu OF closing all transactions, this riace
vcmiy relative thereto, and hereby plri uay request al,
persons VINO are indebted either M bud, omen ac-
Count 10 make Immediate payment much longer inIul
gen canno he given. addition hat they have ar.al,
had The su-crher NAY he found tune over IN. Drv
Good' Store ct As',r,. u. a = parkhu,t r Street.
SPEPdEN u. WATKINS.
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NOTICE.

virtue OF deed Of trust, executed 10 the -
Isaac Cnrd to secure several debts therein mentioned
Courthouse ON Saturday the I'd day Of December next for
TWO tract, o. land one containing four hundred acres
tains three hundred aud twenty-five acres, living ON C;.n
Crse aud adjoining Mrs, Mary wakn, and others. beth OF
acting as nu',ee will only convey title as vested IA
them trustees.
WILLIAM MILLER,
Oct o. 40 a.
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49, DOLLARH - nL4Rn-

irom The commons the stable Of the suhsorisr
orre htue 70 or i6 hands high or years DID, cal,
roth hind eet white, Eighty rubbed The shoulders as a.
h name Just above the shoulder fDcrshy short hv me
collar The fore part Of BIS cut quite short between b;.
ears will give he abOycrcwsrd for the delivery of me borss
g. y. SHELTON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-27

ri, mAthIE ION Thuf,day evening last by the Rev Mr.
tiateh M joan ". Dari, merchant to Mi,, EI-a X NJ
Hy az oil th'' PiaeeSsme day, Mr. A5raSani H. lly 10
80 ., alSolt- Charlottesville (fa-
on tue 18th inst. by the Rev George s. woodruff
LyhchhHg Va To Miss Caroline Fiz. RaHdop5 youn5ei
daughter Of MAJ STEPHEN Morord Of Princeton New sev
nrrD, Communicated.
the 10Th instant, the residence of MI Jbn
dISt ~ ihs cOuhiy nj Poyvhatan Mrs dana El=a lrci.r
eo,oI o d. branch Archer, aged 90 yea a. months and
'ouay aiter violent illness Of duration news
Pe eu'gy OF tins sBiahe and lovely woman, though .ut,
uu conceive and Poetry expires. would be poor and
uat"Sns tInute 10 the virtues that she possessed She was
NOT merely loved and admired by her family aud friends. hut
he was t ~ the affections Of them ALL an1 deserved TO be
So Inc RAJ aud distinguishing excellence this lady wa.
temper so Heavenly and that absolutely dc6rd
utpan Hut this loss, which nocks cacu iion i. not the
ohy one mat her friends have lament Tor she was survived
ou three days by her little LognH, infant 5 IN.
on ths Sd infant, place, Charlotte 1y-
youngest daughter u the late Col Wu Archer OF Pow
,an' hard A. II he, 10 bow such dread.
W. dispen'alOn II l. still lesson that mortality must
hese are indeed, ordinary affections few families in IA
same snort time, have suffered horibe and tb.y only
prove That ny mysterious Providence, caane, viii ofen
appetite: " = '
Tree few his shaft aud thrice Their peace was sI,p
~ this ciiy on the 2fs instant, Ir fosrpb r. BfiJsr
FORMERLY resident Of Woodstoot Shenandoah county Va
ne a,ed 20 the full hope that he had peace with biz od
ana mat he was going where the wicked cease f-nu oune
anj the weary are At rest" lie lea wife and four helress
chil drtn TO mourn his loss.
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MAMMOTH Cy>5TJN

:, a Cymlln Cor sqpash) was raised by Mr.. TAYLOR
Fouikes OF lh's county, weighing So pounds and
measuring six feet in circumference II grew on
PIo',t patch, and is Of The winter species. II is
now exhibiting at this place.
HaIJar C. III, (Ya.) Oct Is
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NOYICE-

!NHE subscriber respectfully inform. public TIA. he ha.
= rened the Tavern at King William Courthouse for the
ensuing year. Tie soc the patronage Of travellers and will
use ever! means IN his power 10 accommodate Having
been raised at Fraker Ferry he has had Ountuny of
becoming somewhat acquainted with the business and f,crs
himself That lie will be able to render .atrfacton.
oct27. ~. "A ~ ,.f.t+"'
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could never 6e replaced. They proceeded- soaib;
all the boats in the vicinity, haying in vain
searched the lake for floating trunks, at length, by
chance, in passin;, the shores of Crab Island near
Piausbnrgh, 10 miles distance from the scene, the
precious casket was recovered floating amidst
rocks, IN good coalition. albany d. -4du.
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MoNrIcELLo, MAY 30. 1926.


Dear Sir: Your favour of the % h came to
hand yesterday, and shall be happy 10 receive
you at The time you mention, or at any other, if
any other shall be more conv enient TO You.
Not being now possessed OF copy of General
Lees Memoirs, as before observed 10 you, | may
nave mis- remembered the Passage respecting
simpcoe's expedition and very willingly stand
corrected The only facts relative to il, which
can state from personal knowledge are, that being
at Monticello on the 9th, 10Th, and l lth, OF June
81, on one OF those days Il cannot now ascertain
whlch) distinctly saw the smokes of houses sue
cesslvely arising IN the horison a little beyond
James river, and which learnt from ndubltable
testimony were kindled by his corps; and that be
ing within three or four miles of New London,
rom that time to the 25lh July, he did not within
mat space oil time, reach New London but all this
may be better explained viva yoce; and in the
mean time repeat assurances 10y great esteem
and respect, TIL rTERSON.
II. LEE, Esq.
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COMyNEAIc.ATED
LAMENTARfE ~ AGG CirL u 1-D.

L.
OI the night OF the 18th inst MIR Jno. We.lav Fem
nell the only son OF Capt. John Fennel OF Char
Ioue county, while hunting with several of his
companions, was killed by tree, which they had
ielled His death, which arose from its rebound.
Ing IN such way to fracture his skull. was so
Immediate that he observed TO breathe only once
This amiable youth was only seventeen wears of
age. HIS disposition was kind, humane and af-
iectlonate, much so, that he was MUCH beloved
oy Ms schooimates and respected by all his ac-
qualntsnces. On mis- future promise reposed the
heart OF an afflicted Father, a. his soface in mis-
fortune, ms assistant in ill-heath, and mis- prop
In the decline of life. To prepare him for these
respective duties, bis devoted parent had CAREFUL
~ formed his mind. The object OF this notice is
NOT SIMPLY TO pay passing tribute to worthy a
young mar, and so promising member of 50 ciety.
Its more obvious purpose is to admonish the
youthful part OF the community, against the
lhoughtiess indulgence in those amusements, whose
tendency IS not only 10 shorten their lives, but to
incapacliate them from accomplishing those duties.
Tor whichthey were originally destined.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-27
NO POLITICIAN.


Two gentlemen have visited this CITY for the
purpose OF obtaining subscriptions to Work, offer
ei to he public patronage by Messrs F. S. Myer S,
). ~. Cooke, to be called ths'' Potomac Magazine,
y journal oil Science The publishers are abouI %
Issue II from the City of Washington the lst No.
on the LIST December: and to be published month";,
at 50 per annum.-It is 10 be conducted by an As,
sSciatIon OF gentlemen, among whom are the fol-
following:
Rev. Robert Little Rev William Staushton.
d. D. Gen. Simon Bernard, U. S. Army-Gen
Alexander Smyth, Virginia Col. Isaac Rober
deau, Top EAgineers-M,j. Stephen H. Long.
TIP. Engineers Prot {. S. Raine.oue. Trans,
University DR. William Thornton, Patent Of
fee DIR. John b. Cutling-Geurge Waltars,on.
Esq George w. p. GUSTS, Esq. - John n.
Reynolds, Esq. Ohio f. s. Hassle., Esq. New
York Together with many others, ~ hose names
they are not al liberty to meni ion.
This Magazine, is to embrace,
The latest Discoveries and lmPio ia Science Orea
sons Reviews OF important Publications, every branch Of
knovledge- An analysis OF the poi ma
tented, including correct descriptions OF their Machinery
composition, 10 be derived from the Patent Office Original
Essays Literature aud Science, aud approved ESSAYS and M
ae' nom Other publications, both For egn and
DISCUSSIONS OF Questions the Public Law aud
Policies free from party local views National Improve
ments, Public Institutions and all remarkable National D,ve
opemens- The History Character, Civilization, and
situation OF the Indian Tribes this Cunu,
Sketches OF distinguished aud useful men OF the present
Inc leading Transactions Of all Learned Soce,es, public
Anne
can or European, printed prospect.
The promises held out in the Prospectus are yerv
Haterng; and, if conducted with the talents which
this Association OF gentlemen can bring into the
field, and IN the spirit which is pledged Fl ee from
p'rty or local views" we have no doubt that j,
will receive, as 1t will certainly deserve, the sup
port of the Public. We confess that the two Young
gentlemen, who are collecting subscriptions 10 this
State, have strongly prepossessed us in their
favor. We wish them success.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-27

a court Martial assembled Tor The purpose of
trying Col. John Pluck, have sentenced him to be
cashered, and declared him Incapable of holding q
commission in the Militia, for seven years Tie
sentence has been approved, and new election or
dered, 10 supply the vacancy thus caused We
hope no other such experiment will he tried TO
bring disbonor on the Militia. Phil. Press.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-27

ST Louis, Oct. 2.
Lndidn .9Gairs.- The Populations from the
different belligerent tribes of Indians intended to
COMPOSE the great council at this place, have gen.
orally arrived. and are now debating which of the
two to choose, pesce or war. I.qGp.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-27

NoRroLK, Oct. pa continuation OF warm
weather, more resembling May than October, has
retarded the return of health that portion of our
town which has suffered 80 much from sickness:
and malignant cases, though much les. frequent
than formerly. continue occrr within the limits OF
The infected district. We hope, however, the
calamity Is near It's teIminaton considerable
Change IN the weather took place ON Saturday, and
the thermometer, at s o'clock Sunday morning
had fallen TO 80. or ii degrees IN - hours
HeroiT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-27
COlfBfU.NYC4TED.


.HeSSTS. Editors Meeting accidentally few
days ago with number of the Richmond Wing,
was iorcibiy struck with the fulsome eulogies oil
Mr.. Clay, and the vrulent and vulgar abuse OF Mr..
Randolph, the most palatable form, no doubt, in
winch those praises could be served up Asto his
arguments, " If arguments they may be called!
which arguments are none,'' concerning Mir RS
inconsistency, they totally iuiie and ridiculous
lie wishes to make 1t appear, that Mr.. RS advo-
eating Jackson's advancement the Presidency,
al present. Is grossly Inconsistent with his former
denunciations of military chsracrer--,vhen he
knows very well Mr.. r. has declared that il was
choice OF evils-the risk from military spirit
being ensrafied on our body polite on the OF hand
anu the support OF system OF measures, conceive ed
IN corruption and brought forth in iniquity on the
other. Another position is that in former speech
es, MI. randolph has characterized factious oppo-
siuon 10 measures OF government, base and is-
noble andthat, therefore, (observe the se0tttirD
opposition to corruption, in those who administer
the affairs of nation, Is, sc. Sc. This is rea-
sonnS worthy of Mr.. Clay's followers. He, in his
famous letter of Standardization, makes admissions
fatal to his cause, and totally unn orihy a fifteen
shilling lawyer. Following the footsteps Ut hrs
Prototype, MIR. Wing also declare his Innocence,
ana by way vi rebuliing all charge OF venality,
says, that he had received nothing of honour or
proht iron tie ADMINISTRATION admitting at the
same time, (though no, in so many words) that he
had received qualification thai he had only been
placed In situation to crafty his locomotive pro-
pensiIes-so very necessary we are left 10 infer TO
his intellectual health
When such pol -ticians Mr.. Clay can, by such
means as were u-ed by him, fuist themselves into
the hgh places OF government, and are to be sup
ported IN those places by such Instruments as .he
USES 1t Is no longer Of any avail for those states
men who wish to the government administered
on principles calculated to pefpetua,e our republic
can institutions, 10 expose themselves to the de-
nuneiaiions OF those in POWER
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NEW YORK. Dc, o3

oyer and Terminer.-rhe Jury came into
Court few minutes after 10 this morning, aud
again informed the Court that they could not agree,
"herenpon they were discharged.
Mr.. Barker then bound over to appear to-
morrow TO answer a charge of contempt oil Court
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C0EE,,ElNy7S
Lottery s Exchange 0Gice, IA, Market

'T0'E0FT y NJtIti III .HATHGI 3tTCeT,
BALTIMORE;
Where both the great and magnificent capital prizes Of
one HiHdrcd Thousand Dolidys
Zach, sold ~ the late Grand State Lotere. IN Shares.
oil 70 Distant Ads ees aud where both The great esosis
Of Thirty Thousand Doars aud Ten Thousand Dollars drawn
IN the last Grand State Lottery also sold and whetf,
more capital prze have been OBJ aimed than any other Office
America.
ORDERS from any part Of the United States either Lv
mail post PAID private conveyance enclosing the cash r
prize tickets IN any Of the will meet The same ut
and puntUsi attention u ON PERSONAL application
1fddre" 70 i'll COHEN, Jr. BROTHERS,
- ,.o,,-,... Baltimore.
-. COllEN'5 "Gpiete & Lousry Register viii he oub-
td Immediately after the drawing will contain the ON
cal L 't Frtes 1t will be lot wsrded gratis 10 all who pr
ehase iheir tickets t COHESS OFFICE, and who signify
their wish 10 receive IT, s|
sept ~ 9g--UsfSf
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lsO5l prizes amounting to sos 900 dollars
IL The whole OF The prizes payable ~ CASH, which II,
usUa C0hen oDeey be- mad the moment they are draa
Tickets $40 Quarters 81 80
Halves . Eighths 20
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Oo27
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mixing then The ayer,r, for =, vc,r.

. Vt TT - TI- tNI Nft WCTT.
students wishing To- attend the Lecture of ,
tOt vail be liInI,to q fee OF
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PATE T
SPRING s \ DDLES.
PATIr'

A THOSE WHO ARE FOND OF RIDING.
The complaint against hard and uneasy saddles,
which is, for the most part just and general one, and
is really grievance to those who have much riding to
do has caused him to turn bis mind particularly to that
subject, with view, ifpossible,to remedy the evil
He with confidence assure the public that he has
accomplished it. he plan projected is by means of
strong and well tempered steel springs, constructed
support the saddle seat, and give much greater
to both rider and horse than saddles made III the
way, any other that he has can pos
sibly do. The plan is entirely different from the En-
gllsh elastic saddles with spring bars of steel, whale
bone, &C. and also from those with wire springs; and
he conceves much superior to either as the elasticity
greater and the tree not being put gifts original
FORM will not be subject to hurting horses on Journeys.
which is complained ofin the saddles with spring bars.
number of gentlemen have those saddles now muse,
and but one sentiment exists among them in favor OF
their superiority The invention is equally as applIca-
BILE to ladies' saddles to gentemen's Any person
DESTROYS of purchasing those easy saddles at liberty
first to make trial of one and Judge of their ease for
themselves. In point of durability they will be
ranted equal to any other saddles and superior most
aug TT o1-,.L-o At>SANi'
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New and Valuable Publications.

DEPORTS on Canals, Rail Ways, Roads, and other
q subjects, by William Strickland, Architect and
Engineer containing II folio plates. price 10 dollars.
An improved and enlarged edition of Nichoson's new
Carpenters Guide, being complete book of Lines for
Carpenters, Joners and workmen in general, with
merous engravlngs, parts Alto, dollars.
The Works of Maria Edgworth, complete in thir.
teen volumes Svo at subscription price.
The History of the Discovery and Settlement of A
merica. BY w Robertson, DID. r. S. E. Plates,
Maps, &c in vol vo. dollars
Sermons on various subjects divine and moral. BY
Isaac Watts, DID complete in 1 vol So IS.
Goldsmith's History of Greece, new ed. in volume,
bound. So so.
Pocket Dictionary of the Spanish and English Lar
guages, compile from the last editions OF Neuman and
Baretti, intwo parts, Spanlsh-Engsh; and English
Spanish, neatly bound, price 50 50.
Select Poets of Great Britain, to which prefxed
Critical notices of each author. By w Hazlitt, Esq.
with Portraits, vol 8vo So rs.
Sterne's Sentimental Journey, q new ed. 50 mo
plates, price 623 cents.
Additional supplies Of Vivian Grey and CASTOR de
Bondve.
Just received and on sale by
sept 10 PLSlIEY THOMPSON
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office.

FEvHE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
the public, that he carries at his old stand south
side Of King-street nearly opposite the Mechanics
Bank, Alexandria, the
Saddle, Harness e. Trunk BIZ, mess,
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EducatiOn.

MFR. CADEN most respectfully informs the citizens
IVA of Alexandria and the public generally that the
duties OF his Academy were resumed ON Wednesday
the 9th inst As tits his intention to take into his "a
mily few yong Gentlemen boordrs, he solicits the
patronage OF those Parents and Guardians who de-
sirous of giving the children under their charge COM
plete education. They may rest assured that the
strictest attention will be paid to the morals of such
may be committed to his care From the competency
and inteatigabe industry of the achers, he believes
few institutions afford better opportunity of acqur
ing perfect knowledge of the Classics, Mathematics
and the various branches of an English education
TERMS FOR BoARDING:
For Boarding and Tuition comprising. the several
branches of an English education and book-keep-
ing SoO per quarter
For Classics and Mathematics, 5 extra do
Payments of Boarders be made quarterly in advance
TERMS FOR DAY SCHOLARS:
For Classics and Mathematics,&c so per quarter.
For English and Bookkeeping, 8 do
For English, 5 do.
stationary furnished at the store prices,
The Academy is situated in the most healthy part of
Ale xandria aug io-om
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District OF Columbia,
Cn,tntn of alexandria.

County Of .7leIa"u'7U.
WIN. DEyAUGFIN, has applied to the honorable
w William Cranch Chief Judge OF the United states
Circuit Court of the District of Columbus to De DIS
charged from Imprisonment under the Act Tor the re-
lief of insovent debtors within the District OF
On the last Monday of Sept 1926, at O'Clock, a. "a.
at the court house in Alexandra, when ana wneie Ills
creditors are REQUIRED to attend. E. !. LEE, G. c
sept18 :"
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Apply as above.
NistYict Of Columbia,

County Of .Herond770;
TAEs BIRCH jun has applied to the nGn0 otsss
Circuit Cont Of the District of Columbia to be dis
charged from imprisonment, under the Act for the re-
lief Of nsolvent debtors within the District of Columbia
on the last Monday Of Sept 1926, at o'clock, A
at the Courthouse in Alexandria when and ~here MS
creditors are required to attend E. l. Leo -
1S -
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TUESDAY MORNING. s!RPgyGNlBGR 80, as
40 Dollars Reward
I'D AY from the subscriber in Richmond, Va
HI on the goth inst three negro men, named
Randall. David. aud NeMis

Randall is about six feet high, yellow complexion,
thick lips, and by profession butcher bought of Geo
Milburn, Alexandria Dapld about five feet, 10 or
II inches high, very black smooth skin and thnvls-
age, purchased in Calvert Co. Nd LeWis is five feet,
inches and half, well set not very black, 30 or
20 years age pleasant countenance when spoken to-
Randall and David are about the same age Lewis.
The above reward will be paid for experimenting and
securing said fellows so that get them again, or in
proportion for ether and reasonable charges if deli
vered in Richmond MOSES PAYNE,
aug 24-tf Agent for j. w. Denton.
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GRAND STATE LOTTERY

OF lMHRYLHND-NO. s,
The holder oftwo tickets two shares, will be GER
tain of obtaining at least One Prize, and may draw
THREEi
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100 $780,
AAeMons.

A FEW BOXES fresh Sicily lemons in good order,
N just received and for sale by
ROBINSON &. SHINN,
sept9 VowelPs wharf
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Gun-PoWAer.

IN CASKS of F, IF, FFF powder, received from
JU the mandatory at Newburgh, New-York, and
of which absorption is given below, for sale by
VIM. FOWLE & Co.
"ROGERS' ORANGE GUN PONDER"
This article, remarkable for its superior purity,
proved by critical experiments made at the Labora
tory of Columbia College, and warranted by the pro-
pretor to contain only about oneourh OF the quantity
of resduum orncombustble matter found in the best
English Canister powder 1t possesses the greatest
possible degree of strength and quickness and may
be known from all other powder by orange stain
thrown out its gnition-a peculiarly indicating the
absence Of akales and rendering it well adapted tc
resist the effects of salt or humid atmosphere.
sept
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IN ALL IT'S VARIOUS BRANCHES.

He tenders his grateful acknowledgements to his
friends and the public for the distinguished patronage
he has received from them and begs leave to
them that with the aid of of the best workmen,
and ample supply of the most choice materials he
will be able render entire satisfaction those who
may please to favor him with their business, either by
order personal application In addition to his usual
assortment, he hasalways hand number of elegant
HaRD LEAIIHER TRiVELLLNG TRUNKS,
And a great variety ofthe best gig and riding whips.