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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-09-27
Mouse Servant Wanted.

VNTANTEDa good house servant one who can cook
w wash and iron, will find constant employment
and good wages.-None need apply but those who can
hr;n~ pcod recomme ndations of character.
aug so .appy at this office
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-18
FOREIGN.

The Ship Mentor, from Liverpool, arrived n,
Philadelphia on the 18TH She broush, no Liver
pool papers but London dates to the 9th June.
The London accounts of the markets are not yery
ha',ering. No variation in the price of Flour.
Average price of wheat 56s I'd Rice in steady re-
quest. Georgia bowed cotton, had been bought
in at I'd to l-sd at Giaseoto, sales cotton lim-
tied I; Sea Island at IA 3-4dto l5d !; bowed Geor-
eia 6 Bid to lid /; New Orleans z 7s to Sd.
In 1925 up TO the 30th June there were received
at Liverpool 2sl.sO3 bales of cotton I'D to same
date this year only 263,2i2 bales had been receiv-
ed Letters were yesterday received from Cadiz s.
Gibraltar to the 9th inst In the latter II was STA
ted that two Colombian P,iva,eers are making a
r,ch booty by the capture of Spanish vessels.
Several crews of the captured ship had been sen,
into the garrison.
John Randolph. Esq. had left I.iverpool pre-
vious TO which be deposited with the Mayor five
pounds 10 be applied to charitable purposes
The Edward, transport, from Sierra Leone. ar.
rived at Portsmouth nth June, and brough, home
The master aud mate OF ship Malta, on charge OF
slave dealing.
Accounts from Cape Coast, dated 3O,h Anil.
state that there Is every probability of that part of
the coast being involved in war II had for some
time been ruinoured that the Ashan.ees were on the
move.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-18


Ihis enormous sum he adds must be paid before
lhe pfopreioFs Of these backs can realise anv pain
lhe public Il then taxed not less than = 100 600
per annum' Tor the benefit Of about thirty indivi-
duals.
TENNESSEE. "A Knoxville psper of the 2d
says, " a most unexpected disaster has beGallen
us The corn crop, our only hope of a suppIv IN,
susienance' IS now greatly injured by worm; and
,hey are daily extending their rsyages. MANY
helds are already nearly destroyed. WE have been
informed OF one field of twenty acres in ,bs
nelghboThood that will not. it is believed. vieId
more than ten bushels. On night before last, we
had very coPious and refreshing shower, which il
the first for many days. This rain la. fallen ont
very opportunity, aud, may not only much revive
and promote the growth Of vegetation, bu, cbeck
the devastation Of the worm"
RE"TUcKY.--Five persons have been exarnin.
ed, charged with the murder Of Messrs CoG,nsn
and Courtney, who were recently Anost inhumanlv
shot IN the woods with rifles, near H,tls,n,,,r
James Watson and Doctor Watson were commit
tel Tor trial al he next circuit court John Wal,
.on anu Isaac Watson, we're discharged. William
Watson was not tried, on account of the absence
OF witness in behalf Of the Commonwealth. deem
cd to be impouant-The general election in this
stare came o. the first mohday in this month. The
reei ana anti relief parties still srrayed against
each other, Tut with less violence than heretofore
Oiiio The Herald OF Cifcleville, August f
states, that the Ohio Canal Commissioners have
negotiated loan Of one million Of dollars, win
Mr.. >. j. Astor, OF New York, of rate of inter
eat somewhat Is's Than 6 per cent. Two and half
millions were rendered 20 the comr,isfioners-A
Cincinnati paper, speaking Of the Mama Canal.
says, We learn that Lock No 2, near Middle
town, will be completely finished during The pre-
seat week. The foundation Of six other locks are
aid The walls OF four Of which are from four 10 six
ieet IN height. The mason work Of the psincjpal
aq'c!leis IS commenced, most of tie culyerts are
osgna' ard he ezcaysaon q. m who'e las ftr,,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-16
SPRING GOODS

~ ALL NELSON has received by the late arrivals
n from New York and Philadelphia, large and gene
raj assortment of Staple and Fancy Guods amongst which
ale London printed cambrcis Chillan s,rpes nTass
oricks fine and s. fine ggams figured plain iacnnet
null Swiss, India and book musns real India and Swiss
dresses and long hawls beege gaze Grape do
'hcy hdk OF all kinds, thread and hobbinet aces, walls
and perines Al plain and tamboured laces Irish linens
lawns, sheengs and table diapers, oznahurgs and tcken
ougs, cloths cass'mcres, drng wellington stripes, yeo-
MIA and union mixtures, Marseies and silk vesiinos silk
cotton and thread hosiery and gloves, plain and figured
Silks sanS and Italian Lutestrnss parasos and urSre-
las domestic shiriings sheetings checks pads tcknss
and variety of other scasonabe aud desirable Goods
forming excellent assortment, which will be sold m
usually low prices. Nav
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-16
Emporium Of FashiOnsl

VIE subscriber informs his friends and public gene
N rally, that ne has on hand very arge and gene
raj assortment OF HATS OF the latest fashions both of his
own and the most approved Northern manua con-
ssnS of the following kinds, viz black drab Beavers
10 do Casters, do do imitation Beavers do do Rorame
youth black ana Hab do, chdrcns do do morocco caps
glazed hats for servants, and three thousand black and
wnre Dol hats, part (which OF fine memo wool:
All OF which ne Is disposed 10 sell small advance for
cash or approved paper.
Military and Friends Hats made order, at short no.
tee Old Hats repaired, and the smallest favor thankfully
acknowledged. JOHN THOMPSON.
N r. All persons indebted, whose accounts arr Of more
than six months standing are informed that unless ,be
discharge the same Immediately, they will be put into Tie
hands Of collector. I =
May 3
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-16
City Property for Sale.

pursuance of Deed of Trus, from John King of the
City OF Richmond, recorded in the Clerks Office
OF the Corporation Cour; OF said City. shall offer for
ale by public auction premises on the Goth dav of
June next tire Houses and Lot thus described in said deed
viz Brck-flo"se Comprising in 1919 an Attorneys Of
nee &c CarIage-house, and Kitchen] and a Neat-
House, and Stable. with the Lot whereon they stand font
ing about 10 feet on paved Alley between y and T.
Streets called Exchange Alley, and extending back far
uicher sor PaIan Kitchen: all which purcha by
the SAID h'ng from Gilias Estate will appear upon re-
ference to the deed of conveyance for the record in
the Clerk Office of the said Corporation Court credit
OF months viii be given for the purchase hut the
payment thereof must be secured Ivy boud approx e,
security and Deed of Trust upon the property Sold
Being Trustees for the Sale we shall convey such
title only to aidpopcry said deed Us; and bid
ders are invited 80 satisfy themselves this head by re-
ference the records OF the Corporation Court Of Rich
mona. JNO. GIBSON, JR.}
= MACRAE, trustees
The above Sale viii be conducted By c. & q. Clarke,
Auctionecrs.
april % oG-1-+
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-16
Valuable Land for Sale.
april o

EDURsUANTt the last will and testament of John Yourr
x senior Decd the subscribers will offer public sa c,
subject To tie widow right of dover, tho premises on
thursday, the st of June that valuable tract
Land Of which he died possessed situate on Back creek in
Augusta county containing by survey 666 acres
nearly 200 of which cleared under good fence and
nigh state Of cultivatcn with 90 acres of first
rate meadow ground and more be made There are
Oh TINS Land two Dwelling Houses, BAN, aud other
uuthouSeS tor the accommodation OF families, and
several springs of tho best water. This tract of Land
deseryedy ranks among the best in the county which it
IeS the cleared land IS not surpassed by any in this section
vt the country, and feel perfectly safe saying that
tie woodland has decided superiority the aud
valuable lands of the kind known which arc get 10
hoach Perhaps few upland tracks Of is in the state
arc less incun5ered with scril, Improbable ground
when the intrinsic value Of this Land is consdercd-te
excellence OF the ncghborho0d and society which surround
i;--and the public Improvements which going on nd
contemplated, near lit presumed it fail To
tract tie attention OF of capital. The subscribers
dce further description unnecessary, those wishing
70 purchase viii first view tie premises Possession will be
gwen the first OF October following, which time ore
third OF the purchase money will be rcquiredthe boancc
IN four equal annual payments, by lien on the
property The purchaser may have the privilege pre-
pare for sowing down part of the found Immediately
after harvest ANDREW YOUNG, w.,
ROBERT <. YOUNG, - 0's'
hucuz,a county, Va March II, 1926 y 10,
NAVY CoaIMIssIoNEBs OFticE,l
Sd May, 1926.
FHVUE Commissioners Of the Navy will receive sealed
a proposals until the Gre, day OF July nex for fur
uslng
1000 Musdots and Bayone;s. such are now used in
she army,
eCNC Cl,Iaesce--and
500 paic NJ Boarding Pistols.
Samples Of TIC CrGasses and Pistols be forwarded
w.'a the offer 90 furnish the same.
'Iar2 5a
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-16
BY PLEASANTS s. SMITH.

"a. The CONSTITUTIONAL WING published trtce a
''sek (Issdare ard Fridas) at fire dollars per Gu,a,
payable IN cdrdnce.
IL PrerOus 10 discontinuGace Of The paper, al ar
-SurGees mast &c pad U. ind these rcho mag sri&h
dlscor4jnws nA notify The Editors that effect at least
thirty days before the period empires for ich they sub
&-rbei.
IL For aircrtisiacT5 cents square Cor ies) for Ne
St insertion and 80 cents for each CONFERENCE.-The
rumble of Insertions be Noted the Ms oHtercse
ttey MIL be continued and charged accordingly.
~! advertisements from The country 10 be paid for IN
ddrcnec, assumed by responsible individual an 0is
pirce Manchester.
u al letters to tie Editors nnstb post paid they
teQl receine no attention.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-16
New Method of Pressing Leghorns

A EGhORN aud Straw Bonne;s bleached, cleaned a.
aA tered and dressed. They will be pressed by mach,
merry being an entire invention, which gea,
the texture and gives superior gloss the surface
County merchants and others have their I.r,-r,
pressed anu trimmed by the Dozen at short police and on
reasonable terms. Also Dresses made and main S;
done, by MRS MARTIN
Two doors below Harrss building and carly
opposite the Merchants Coffee House, Main 81.
Nav 10 O. "
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-16

tTfNTT.I.-IFsN:
aShbASE to take notice. a: Thurs ,ay, the 9th E---
x o MAJ nest at q o Office of Herbert a. Claiborne,
Isl. 10 The ci;y Of Rchond we 81 all commence i -
OF deFos1Ts rbc readiT evidence u suits dcpeu6iug
IN the Superior Court cf Choncery for e Echmond dis
ct,n orc OF which Robert Pore and Others are plain
tits, and JOhu enGre" and others are IN the
other VIM W Heains ia plaintiff and John Hendree and
others are defendants: and it viii impossible TO COM
pe;c hc taxing o: al Tie dispositions one da they vii;
BE taken :oTn day % day, on'l INC whole arc completed
ROBERT POOTE. .for himself end oltey..
NM. w. HENJNG.
Y-t;-35+ A--6 ~ 1925 BIZ
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-16
BY Order of the Executive.
D ANDOLPH's (VA.) REPORTS,

A0 GTLMER'S (VA) REPORTS.
HENfNGS STATUTES AZ LhEGE: being a cs;'ec.
'on Of all tho Laws Of Virginia from the fms, session Of
ne Legislature, in Tue year 1919, in 13 volumes.
The Laws Of country necessarily connected win
cc'y nng belonging 20 the people Of it; that tho
r"gEh kno"ledEc o and Of their progress would inform
rs Of every thing that useful to TIC known aboy,
'hcn; and one of the inperccous ofior!ang in
general, is owing 10 ;heir ignorance cc Law"
- iss ar0ve worGS will bc sold NJ reduced ,,;c,.
consequently s-eat t1rgains may ts had if car!v ar
Vic1ta0 be made @ .. y. {, 7. NASH.
'~atc', 20 II .c
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-16
Drugs, Medicines, Paints & Dive StuffS

EJNok Sale by the subscribers the most accommodate
ing terms. They arc regularly supplied from the
northern cities, and warrant their Medicines to ba
fresh and genuine
la addition to their stock of Medicines, they have :or
sale,
Brushes of every Kind.
handsome assortment of Shaving Soap,
lorIard's Maccahoy Snuff
helFs Nlaccahoy, StrasI,urg and Scotch Snt,.,,
Ant'y' Window Glass, Train OIL Paint Oil, Glue &c.
They are Agents for the sale of Dr. Dvots Family
IeUciHes-ao for the sale Of Mr.. Rcunes Garden Seeds
JOHN +. REEVES & co.
street, opposite the 6hockoc Hill Tavern.
Npltt Of
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-12-02
STANDARD SCHOOL BOOKS.

TAMEo LORiNG. No. io2 N".hinstoa-street,
- publishes the following valuable school Books.
SchooC Committees and Teachers are invited 10 give
them careful examination.
The sixth edition Of Aden's Spelling Book, vol.
iirst
The tenth edition of AlLen's Spelling Book, vol.
second.
The fifth edition of Aldens Reader. This is one
of the best and most systematic collection OF read
inc lessons, now III use
The seventeenth edition Of Murray's Grammar,
Abridged by teacher of youth, OF Boston-priee,
81 per dozen. This abridgment has attained an
almost unprecedented popularity. 1t has out-li
a multitude of other Grammars, and ia considered
as remark ,bly suited TO the ca acity ofbeginne 8.
The eleventh edition of Murray EXercises,with'
out any variation from the Eng.h edition.
The sixth edition of Blair's Common Things IN
Use, necessary to he known al au early age togeth-
er with Catechism of the American Revolution.
The most distinguished characters of that momen-
tous period are particularly noticed. Also, "a
tcchism Of the History and Customs OF Nations-
and Arithmetcal Tables. Price, $ per dozaa.
The fourth edition of Mason on Sci knowledge.
with Questions adapted TOR Schools and Acadel.ies.
Price 81 Ia cents, in half binding. This Is suita-
ole for the first class in Sabbath Schools.
The second edition of Watts on the Mind, with
Questions adapted for Schools and Academies. A
third edition is nearly out Of press.
Alger's elements OF Orthosraphy, il' lstratng, by
easy examples the powers Of the alphabet, aud the
rules for svllabifcation, spelling, &c.
Pope's Essay on Man-pr:ce 81 per dozen print
ed on beautiful and small type.
Boston. Nov. II.
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tOn regd.u. tnis w-il-merite tribute offered to
Geo. LAFAYETTE, by Mr.. BRYAN, we have been
struck with he great contrast os;weeu 1t, and the
an "A and aristocratical sentiments contained IN
wor eccntl, issued from the Psrisan press, en-
Titled MeUDTes Autographs, de vi. lie Prince de
Montbai ey, hich is spoken OF In terms of high
com neudatol oy the London papers. As the au-
thor appear, have tsep the agent Of the Noailes
family, to dlssuade he A'arquis dc Lafayette from
his designs OF aiding tbs country In the Revolutio
nary War, It may be amusns as well instructive to
our readers to lay before them paragraph from
ths work, which displays, al the same time, the an
t-repuL isyn feelings OF the writer, and the difhcul
ties. in the eeth of when the gallant Marquis car.
led his design into successful and glorious execu-
ton
sThis young nobeman was rich, young with more
ardor than sense, hte knowledge bu most passionate
affection for the principles of the philosophers, the dan
gers of which he certainly had never appreciated He
engaged without due consideration t. assist the Amer
cans paid the expense OF fitting out and aming the vessel
which carry himself and his companions TO the
world and undertook to delray all the expenses OF
the voyage. The whole of thus clandestne negotiation,
well the other enlisnents Of the American agents.
dd not escape the attention oithe police, but they were
ordered TO pass without any seeming notice. The house
ofNoailles from policy than from any interest they
felt for the Marquis, for his young wife, who saw her.
self abandoned by her husband who going abroad 10
play the part Of Don Quxote, the OF his fortune,
thought II expedent to give NJ Maurepas information of
the design ofthe Marquis de Lafayette. This du.
ring the administration OF M de st. German, and was
directed the Marquis, and talk to HIM the sub
ject, which did. He gave all possible assurances
that he would renounce his design repeated the sub
stance of our conversation to the two Ministers, telling
them plainly the time, that Notwithstanding his
promise, believed that he had already set off he
fac, trned out be and when the order stop and
d,sarm his ship, ared at the port no had already set
sail with tn. other seekers Of advenurers all of whom,
with the exception oithe seur de Gmat "a gentleman
Of Auyersne as well as de Laayette) who had served
the Bourbon Regiment with courage and credit, could
only be looked upon by the Americans as set "a giddy
fellows, whose inexperiepce must be bmdensonrs to
them |"
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d. RUSSELL,

No. II, South Main Street, (up stdirs)
NKTOULD inform his friends and the pubic that
w he mas taken shop at No IL, South Mann
ST rect (up stair) ~here he intends to carry on the
Boot a,td Sine nrkias Busaess, and asks share OF
public pa aronage-which he Will eudeavor 10 merit
ty maliag good Boots and Shoes. strict attention to
Business aul laitl =! ier.orna, oi his promises.
Y. b. WANTED--one or two good woiknen
al the ABOVE business
lTBoots and Shoes repaired in The best manner
and at the shortest uo,ice Nov. H.
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WHITE OSTRICH FEATHERS, AND VELVET
FLOWERS.

VXTILLIAM J. MASON, No. 49, Westmins.er-
w Street, ha. just received, BY the last boat
from New-York, choice lot ofFeathers and Win
ter Flowers, together with good assortment Of
Winter and Fall Goods, which will be sold very
low. Millinery articles Of every description.
November l9.
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NEW FRENCH p.APER.HANG GLN'GS.

II QUARLES & Co. have just imported in
l\s the ship Lewis, arrived at New York, their
Fall supply Of Paper flangings, Of entire new pat
terms. They will not say they will sell as olo or
ioper than any one in towns but request those who
wish to purchase. to call at their store, SO, West
Minister -stre eet, and ascertain facts.
Nov 10. 6tis
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SMITH s. PARMENTER.

No Q. .rarket Square,
VTAVE recently made many addluons to their
II Office, and are ready TO execute all orders
for BOOK and JOB PRINTING, in manner
rot inferior to that OF any other Office IN the state
They pledge themselves to have all work done at
.he TIME EYGAGED. Rank Checks, Rllls oi La
ding, and Due Bills for merchants and companies,
executed at the shortest notices ALso-Cards, Cir
culars, Shop Bills and BALL TICKETS. done IN the
neatest manner. LOTTERY TICKETS, and other
work executed in different coors.
FoR SALE-All kinds Of colored Paper AMI
blank Cards. tor the supply of customers.
CONSTANTLY on HAND-Bllls OF Ladins blank
Deeds Goa fine paper) and Show Bills IN the dife-
rent Lotteries.
JusT PUBLIsuED-A Report Of the COMMITTEE
appointed by the House of Representives OF the
State of Rhode Island. sc To inquire into the ex
pejiency of Increasing Ba KING Capital wl'h'n s""
slate--mads June session, 4 l. 1896 Price 81
cents. Il Nov. 20.
sN0At STONE, MARBLE SLATE, &c.--The
y ubscrber has just received ten tons OF Francis
aWp Soap Stoue-those who are IN want OF this ar
tcle for fire places, &c, invited TO call, where
NAV be had Aenine Tomb-Tables. Grave
Stones, Facings, Hnarths, Jamhs, and almost every
article usually callel for in the stone-cuttns line,
and on reasonable terms.
DAVID BOLLES,
Hytl.aulon street. near the Exchange Bank.
July l. t.
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BUCKSkINS

TOR SALE, lot of light BuCKsKINs. dressed
without alum--suitable for sh.Its md draw
ers :. I. ShilH II.
October Q8. Gt.
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PROVIDENCE.
REVIEW.

The LAY OF GRATITUDE, consisting Of Poems
occasioned bV The recent risH of LAFAYETTE 10
he United States. BY DANIEL BRYAN. Phi
ladeiphia, Il. c. Carey and J Lea, 1896 p
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No pang of afliction the heart strings that rends
Forced him DER the wide bllows for solace to
flee.
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NEW FALL GOODS.
No. 70, WEsTmiEsTEG-

No 70, WEsTmINsTER-SrREET
TgyIiE subscriber has received from New YorE,
in addition 10 his former stock, IL general as
.ortmeut of DRY GOODS, which he viii sell
CHEAP. for Cash consisting of
Assorted coored Flanuels ditto Cashmere
Shawis; Caroline PiaiiS; Bclticks plain black
Bombazctis figured ditto ditto fancy silk Hand
kcrchieis; Cashmere and Merino ditto. super
Lon. Shawls black Bombaziues; dark Caicoes
assorted Pushes for Ladies' Hats; black aud col
Ored Ostrich Feathers.
ALSO-many ether seasonable Goods, at redu-
ced prices. }. CARFENDt.R.
October %. ii.
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THE ORSERNAEORY.

YEN,lE Proprietor OF this fashionable place of re
4 sort, respectfully informs his friends aud the
public, that it IS now opened for winter season. TO
accommodate those who are disposed to indulge in
huruless and inyiyorating recreation. The Bowl
ing Al!rys will be warned with stoves, as soon as
the weather shall require it, and every eXerton
will be made 10 render It an agreeable place OF re-
sort. The bar is amply supplied with refresh
r9cnts and no axertion shall be wanting to accom-.
lnoJue aDi crafty those who visit the establish
,oeo, tc October 81.
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JOE PRINTING.
SMITH g. PARMENTER.

EUAVING just received an additionaI is stoeE s.I
Of entirely new and elegant PRINTING
APPARATUS, from the philadelpnla' ,'1. NIw.
,ho;r snnp,y complete now offer TO execute any
b".;nc.s IN the printing line They will print
ROOMS. ROOMS SHOW BILLS, CARDS, SHOP BILLS
AYD BLANKS ofevcry description, at the short !,
est notice, and in the first style. Loi LIS I
TICKETS aud other work finished IN uinereht
colours, in style inferior to none. All kihIs .,
coloared, Gold aud silver paper for the supply Of
customers.
Line II episu
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e,oAp STONE, MARBLE, SLATE, &c-The
.,,bscriber has jus, received ten tons of Francis
- ss', s,one-ihose who are in want Of this ar
,ET ,sIe for fire places c invited to CALL where
may .be had Monuments Tomb, laIles, pies, 1raSe,
Stones, Facings, learths, gamus, n,,;ns snu i;ns
article usually called Tor IN 'ho '''"s 'S'
md on reasonable terms ,y,n ROLES.
Hydraulion street, near the Exchange BANK
July |.
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gsS 50
Z CKIN C..

FEyIIE TACT, mat the Europeau Black'ns, from 'he
tvo celebrated manufactures has iar eXcel-
lI,.,- thing of The kind hitherto offered for sale,
mud par,iculaIlv in this country, is generally admit
tel by III. TO those who consider tAemscNeS
ul.e., and those who are the most disposed TO pa
ttonise American manufactures, kNArP BLACK, 5,
ING is offered for cxaminaton--and u" upon .riai II
does not equal surpass any E"g'St hI"r@t"s es-
er offered in this country, no pa'0n"so """'e'''
is solicited.
This article is for sale, by appointment OF me
manufacturer, by the cask dozen, or sinS'e oot''e
at r-T.No I }, WeSintinsier- RowF0 80
Y. R-Orlcrs from the country VIII receive
particular attention. ,r
GnInt.n,hnr = "