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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-06

M EN-LONDON ACADEM Y--1he TIus-
III tees of the New-London academy have the
pleasure Of informing the public that they have
engaged the Rev Nicholas ii. Cobbs 10 take
charge Of this institution the ensuing year.
The exercises OF the school will commence the
LIST Monday in january next. In this academy
will he taught all the branches of a liberal Eng
lish education, embracing Grammar, Arithmetic,
Geography, with the use OF the Globes Ancient
aud Modern History, the Elements of Natural
Philosophy, aud Chemistry, Geometry and Age-
bra tlso the Latin, Greek and French Ian.
euages. Terms of tuition, fifteen dollars per ses-
sion, payable in advance. Board can be had in
geniccl families contiguous to the Academy, up
ON the most moderate terms--Alr. Cobbs will all
SO accommodate a few boardcrs al the Academy
The legislature having authorised the Trustees
to raise considerable funds for the endowment of
the Academy, they are now in the exercise of
their powers and have contracted with a me-
ehanlc of responsibility to put all the buildings
connected with the institution in good repair,
October 26. tlmJl2
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40 TAMAiTRERS.--The Subscriber IN
II forms the public thai he has returned from
New York duly qualified and empowered to
CURE sfaNAlERER5 on the plmi adopted by
Mr.. Leigh AID DIR. Yates, OF ihs New York IN
siiiEiion. lie has been entirely cured of an IN
yeiorate siaulnerlng Which had annoyed him
from his infancy, and has no idea that he vii e.
yer f,ii back, indeed he could not stammef II be
tried to DO so The single fac; of his being en-
ufey cured Is sufficient in his estimation TO give
confidence 10 the efficacy OF the Invaluable disco
very OF Mrs. leigh; though il more proof Is
waniing, he is prepared te exhibit numerous GER
tiiicates from persons cured, and from gentlemen
of The hfst responsibility and standing ~ the CT
" of New York.
The subscribers agency viii end in q months
he therefore advises all those disposed to em-
bruce the opportunity of placing themselves un-
der his care, TO make speed, application. Letters
directed 10 Cariefssille, Cumberland county Va.
post piid will be attended To-
lie resides in Pow hatan county ten miles from
the courthouse, the same distance from Gum
bertrand courthouse, aud nine miles from Car
tersyie Board can be had in his iaihil, for IS
per week. The STAGE passes -four times a week
by Dickefson's store, five miles from his resi-
dence. l.. II MosBY,
Agent for Mrs. Leigh md Dr. iotes
October ~ wSwll
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UNJUST SALE.-By virtue of deed of trust
- executed to the subscriber, on the 9Th dn,'
OF December 1922, by Geo. b. Woodson. and
duly recorded in the clerk office of the county
OF campbell, for the purpose of securing the
payment OF a debt due Nancy Rrine. shall ON
FRIDAY the first day of Decemhcr next, (if fair.
II not, the next fair day thereafter, SUNDAYS e..
cepted expose to sale. on the premises, by wav
OF public suction, for cash, the lot of ground in
SAID deed mentioned on which The said Mood.
son now resides, together with the appnrtenan-
cfs thereto belonging. Acting ms trustee
shal convey such title only as vested in me hv
SAID deed. e.. IA f,,pnDHoy
A''' tc4wi3
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-06

DIR. DRiSDENS Ceiebraied Rheumatic
P0mdcrS Recommended by the most
respectable physicians in Europe as well as in
America rs II safe aud certain cure for the
Information and Rheumatic cont.
n Judcious practitioner in London, speaking
a. of these powders, expresses himself HuS.--
" have (says hc) employed all NY skill and tai
enis to find out an useful PREPARATION for the re-
Lief and cure of rheumatism, and most s0temniy
affirm, that have never found any thing so good
50 safe, and 20 eDicaciovs, rs Dr.. Drsden's Rheu.
mallc Powders. You may depend upon ii (says
he) for have often experienced il, that they
possess every virtue that can Justly be ascribed
10 any medicine tor that tormenting disease.
Here then tsays he, AGAIN. you have medicine
OF snPrrlhtife efficacy and of intrinsic value
mild IN IFS operation and certain in its effects and
which may be given with success in variety OF
chronic diseases, but especially in obstinate
hehm0ti9n. II may be given 10 the youngest
children, and TO women in the most dciicaie stu
atoms. In pains Of the face, &c. a powder taken
at bed time will give relief
DIR, JENNINGS of E8iHbnYgh speaking of these
powders, says, have used them in my practice,
rs well rs IN the hospitals, and fled them to be a
most valuable remedy la eases OF Rheumatism
and well calculated to do much good, aud there
fore recommend them To General usr being con
ers, that no one will be disappointed who may
have occasion to use them
DIR Clark Of Ncm York. in n letter to the a
gent the proprietor, concludes 10y saying, Tho
poorer class of people viii find in these pow dcls
valuable and cheap medicine, for | have ger
| orally found from ONE Ia two boxes have produ.
ced a cure, and in SON" cases han a box has had
the wished for effect aud in one instance IA gen.
| tleman who came under my care, laborine under
obstinate chronic Rheumatism attended with al
the symptoms of approaching consumption, by
continuing the use of the powders both diseases
were completely removed, and am of an opn
ion, that this medicine will prove valuable rem
| edy IN complaints ofthe chest as well as Heu
matian. Prepared and sold by
NJ. 5. DRESDEN. NJ ID.
| No. 10. 81. Pants, L0ndon.
Who has appointed DIR. ROBERT II ARRIS,
in OF Pbiidd,I ptia, the only agent in the United
States, 10 Neud the Hhaimalic Poudera; Will
full powder to appoint other agents where he
may think proper.
| IL TIE subscriber is appointed Agent ant
| has for sale few dozen boxes of DIR. DtiIen!
Rheumatic Powders, each box contans q doses
| Price u % Per Box.
WALTER II. MIDDLETON,
Apothecary and Druggist.
! July 81. ts92
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+ ASrEN BOOKS. The subscriber has jua ~
III ccised direct FROM fhil1delphia, very
hirge aud valuable supply of A1p Books
49, AMONG them are the following new works:
Mis- History OF Chnalry, or kniehthood and
is times, IN , pDb lhis is very valuable and
Interesting production.
Luc aud writings Of Fredaiot Rsgootds, in
r0fs This work contains great mass of very
Interesting aud amusing information.
"Reminiscences Of Michael Kelly This is Ger
family one Of the most interesting productions
iimts been been before the public for long time
"reminiscences of Charles Butter Esq This is
20 valuable production thai every person ought
- avn u copy.
Life aud correspondence of II H. Ire, by his
grands0n II III Lte. The y. 4 Review speaks
highly of this WORK
The Subaltcn ~ Sketches OF the Peninsuar
ordwing The Campaigns Of 1913 q II, by an
eye witness. The public may rest assured that
tins II one OF The best productions OF the day.
Continental Adventures. IN 3 r0h This is a
new work and think n very excellent one.
john Bnt IN America, or the New Munchau-
sen by fiugfd,Hu This work has been so uni
velshiy praised thai will be needless to say n
ny thing more about H.
Merry Tales of Three Wise Men of Gotham.
by Poutdipg. This worl, Is universally admired.
Letters aud Papers olthc Rcr Thomas Scott.
Never before published, with occasional obsef,a-
tions by Joha ScoH, \. VI
\ Treatise on Diet, sc. Nc by J. /. PARIS NJ
D. i H. 5. "a new Medical work.
The ID Vol Virginia Gases or Decisions Of the
General Court, by Uhiam Bfockeabrough
The ID vol Lawyers Guide, by HIN Hdlicy
Hh{ng.
Together with a great many other valnabI,
| .aI1 -. tt4tt,, -. A.. 4 a
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-06

Trl Y sil1ne Of deed % trtrt executed by
"a GeorgeP. Richardson and ,sife 10 the sub
sef'icr, fer certain purposes therein specified,
vii lc sold. to the hiClie.l bidder fur rash, AZ
pal'lir auction, on The premises, 0n The lob day
81 November mex, II iaf il rot the next TAR day
thereafter, tao iois, lying in the town Of Lynch
burg on eighth aud ninth streets aud Wafer 81.
aud sdjof1 z Thomas A. Hoicombe. The sub
serilrer, acting as trustee. all convey onls such
iitle as vested in HIM by the laid decd Of trust.
JAMES BENAGH, Trustee.
Ocfobrr - tdsl0
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-06

w ATHA1Ef WfSsroS--A'ihe iaatii,m
IL al Nan street With Tie dicy leaauie 20 =
from Frcnas 10 Nlf.ia atone hafe h0ise,ot-
fer. - the public b, whoes.ile or reiail, gene
ral assortment 81 & ROCEIaES on a. good ieinis
a. can be hid ~ lais ,nsrkef. eenhden tbet as
esil bought ,si vii not PROMISE oii better oI
cheaper, ,oasisiisg IN pui q
Bekt Tiled sael.. OF salt. tvilled saeking
sae9f and loaea q different qualities
\ erlcns aud ". |. ,loasses
Mould aud sperm. candles, 43sto Is
Jufprrfine and transparent soup
Gunpowarr and Imperial Tea, fresh
Cul ard wrought Nnils aud Binds
Patent Bsisares. WITH and without frames
Window Glass. + by 10. q 10 by II, * Putty
smihfcid and mountain Bacon, which will en-
gage 10 f,icnlsh BY the season
Nes Maelere and lieuings
fes CASKS Of rich Cheese
l}esi Brown lannefs' Oil
suffolk lar. aud Carolina Moss for mattresses
Assortment Of Hardware, Crockcry, Glass aud
Eartben NaIe
Blind, Salflle and Curb Brides
Collars, Wagon, earl aud gig whips
llnek's best and compton segBrs
MEMS and bo, 5 woonn fur Hats
sab Pcue. Glouber salts, Mustard
MlsPiec Pepper, Ginger, Indigo, Maddcr and
duppefhs
Iron, Gcrmarand bl,s,rrod Steel
Genumc Madeira and Malaga Wine
London ond Philadelphia Porter
Cotton Sheeting aud shirtng, osnaburgs
81 aud IL pont Blankets
40 To- beautiful Cotton yarn
10 bbls OF Cider
For whieh viii receive any kind of produce
brought Ia this market At the best cash prices.
NA1IlL. WINSTON.
March 20 tsd2
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1n(OR SALE OR RENT, the Franklin Hotel
II IN The town OF New Glasgow, in the county
Of Amherst As house of entertainment, This
IS equal 10 any IN the upper country. The bull
dings are large and convenient, and promise
great advantages TO any person disposed to en-
bark in thai Kind Of business. also several tracts
OF land in the counties of Amherst aud Nelson,
which lands are veil adapted 10 the culture OF
corn, wheat, tobacco, &c
DAVID S. GARLAND.
July 81. ts5I
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ANfOllCE.-By virtue of a deed of trust exc
IL cuted to US ON the 9th day of January 1924
by Samuel Mitchell, and duly recorded in the
clerk : Office Of Bedford county, and for the pur-
poses expressed in said deed, we, or either of us
will ON the 18th day of November, 1926, if fair
If not the next fair day, the premises, sell to
the highest bidder, at public auction, for ready
money, or so much thereof as may he necessary
TO satisfy the purposes of said trust, one certain
tfarr OF parcel of land, situate, lying and being
IN Bedford county, on the waters OF Island creek
"A branch of Big Otcr, bounded by the land of
Francis Pollard, George Smith, Hch'd Roberts
George White, julius Saunders Gilbert Gibbs
John Wigginton, John Doudy, Peylon Foster,
James and Thomas AUSTIN and lying on the
north side of the new road from Updlies to the
Island ford on Biz Otter, and containing fonr
hundred acres, more or less. This land is valu-
able and well worthy the attention of any one
wishing to buy good land in Bedford county -
The title is believed to he perfectly good bur act
my rs trlrStrccs, no other viii be made to the
purchaser than IS vested by the trust deed afore-
said {. ANTHONY,
WM. COOK
Oct 26 w3nl2 Trustees
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NOR SALE, the Tan-i ard al New-Glasgow.
- now IN the occupancy OF Mr.. Chas. l.. Bar
ret, together with a commodous dwelling house,
kitchen, smo>c-bousc and other out houses
There is attached to this establishment but little
short of four acres Of land, all enclosed together
With about 10 watts, and bark sufficient TO work
the yard Tor some time TO come This situation
IS believed to be Que of the best for the reception
OF Country hides IN Virginia Possession, for the
purpose OF working in hides can be had forth.
with aud entire possession about the first of De-
eember neM. Any person wishing to purchase
such property will do well TO call and see il, as
great bargain may be- had Mr. Barrett, of New
Glasgow, will slow the property, and is authori-
zed TO stipulate for the same.
JOSEPH ALLEN.
Richmond, July 3. ts92
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4 NAV EitN FOR REN1-The subscriber. q,
~ agent for Anthony q John Kennedy, will
on the first day of the next November term of
the county court of Campbell, on the premises,
offer for rent, for the ensuing year, the Tavern
House, and its appurtcnanceS, lat Campbell Court
House, NOW in the occupancy of Mr. Samuel
Jordan. The terms will be particularly made
known at the time, and place aforesaid.
All persons are hereby forwarded from tres
passing III any manner, ON the lands belonging
TO the said Anthony, 4 John Kennedy, contigu-
Gus TO Campbell Courthouse, on pam of having
the penalties of the Law inflicted on them:
CHISWELL DABNEY,
Agent for Anthony X John Kennedy.
Nov . c2tl3
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Oct 2.6

AMfG. JOSIAH FARlsS, .Ir. tatc notice. that
AL snail, on the lfh day otNoYcmbcr next
nj the house of JesSce Corn in the county OF Pat
rick, aud STATE of Virginia, between the hours Of
Ten and five O'Clock, OF the siid day, proceed to
take the DISPOSITIONS OF Charles Foster and others
10 be read as evidence in the suit depending in
the superior court of chancery at Lynehburg /;
wherein William Price and myself are complain
ants, and you, with others, are defendants. III
should not complete taking the testimony on that
day shall continue from day to day TO take the
same, until complete IL
NOTIFY ADAMS.
October &c. w4wI2
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ANfOT1CE.-@I offer for sale my tract of land,
III within seven miles Of Lynchburg, eontsin-
ing one hundred and .ixty-seyen aud half acres,
by recent survey This land is equal to any IN
the parts aud well improved, has on il a good
manufacturing mill, all complete, aiih one pair OF
furr stones, and two pair country stones, and a
- nshine machine for the purpose Of corn and
plaster; likewise a good saw mill, and new
disiillery, just put IN operation, by which mas be
made eighteen gallons of whiskcy per day THIS
mill stands in a fine rich neighbourhood, and the
country grist is not surpassed by any IN this part
of the state Any one wishing TO purchase may
be accommodated by applying to the subscriber
living ON the premises.
JAMES MARTIN.
May IL is7s
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Country Produce taken IN iiaftcr
Oct "
DAPER HANGING The

ybAAPER HANGING The subscriber, re.
speetfull, offers bis services to tlio public
IN the capacity of paper hanger; AZ which bu-
Siness b. has served . regular apprenticeship,
which tuabi.s him - discharge his duty with
uralncss aud dispsrt iie viii prepare walls
thai have been hile=sa-hcd Ion the reception
ofpapcr lao insuros the preparing TO last aA
long as IL the walls never had been white-washed
Tie Subscriber u happy to intoun The pubic
that the composition be- uses IN his paste IS such
thai ii will prevent lus kind a INSECT from mo.
testing the paper ~ any way swiIaefer Per
Sous vishihg 10 have ihet houses pnpercd who
live At a distance IN me adjacent counties, can
leave bitter with NJ G. 1, Nnhers or at Mr..
Motifs Book Store, q, left al the Post unlce loi
him, viii be puuciually aticndcd to.
TROM BROOKS
Oct 20 t3t15
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-06

ANfEW EOOkS.-'Ihe subscriber has Just re-
sA\l Ceivcd by the latest arrivals from Philldel-
phia, the following Books The Life of William
Pmckney, by Henry Wheaton, in vol. Bran-
hclvtc House, or the Cavaliers and Roundhcads,
by one of the authors of the Rejected Addresses,
in 3 vols. CRANKY, a novel, in vols; The Mer-
~ Tales of the wise men of Gotham, bv the atl-
thor of John Bull in America; Woodstock by
the author of Waverlv, Crusaders, in volumes ;
Tales of the Wild and Wonderful, in | volume !;
An Inquiry into the nature and treatment of Dia-
bctcs Calculus, aud other affections of urinary
organs, by William Prout, in vol 4 Treatise
on the arrangement of the liver, internal organs
and nervous system, by James Johnson, in vol /;
The True Masonic Chart, or Heroglyphic Moni-
tor, by X. Jeremy l.. Cross, G. L.; The Tenn
par's Chart, on llicrogl, phc Monitor, by j. l..
Cross The Life of the RI Hon. Richard Brins-
ley Sheridan, by Thomas Moore; Coles Episco-
pal Harmony; Charnts of the morning and eve.
ming Prayers and Communion service, as sung at
ST. jamcss Church, Philadelphia; New Univer-
sal Gazetteer, OF Geographical Dictionary, by
Jcdedinh and Richard c. Morse; Conversations
on Natural Philosophy, new edition; Walkers
Key to the Classical Pronunciation OF Greek La
tin and Scripture proper names; Adams Geo
graphy and Atlas, new edition; Morse's do do
do; Social and Camp-Meetlng Songs; thinner
man, on Solitude; Ossians Poems Thompson S
Seasons; beauties of Shalspearei Paradise Lost
GoldSmith's Essays; Land ofthc Lake. Young s
Night Thoughts; Robinson Cruesoe Grimshaw s
United Stater, with Questions and Answers ;
PRAYER Books, in common and Gilt binding /:
Juvenile Study made ease. SC; all of which
he will sell low ion cash
{. A. WRITER'S.
JuIy ~ r.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-06

Al Rules held in the clerks Office % Amherst eo,n,v
=, court, inc hrst Monday in September, 1s26.
Charles Whitley, John H. Smith and John HAYNES sr
surviving partners OF Charles Whitley, William White.
~ John H. smith and John HAYNES late merchants and
pnIacrs trading under the style and firm of Charles
""'''a o. Pits.
Daniel Pierce Sarah Pierce and jacob Pierce Deas
IN CHfACERK
lhe defendants Daniel Pierce * Sarah Pierce not hay
~ 'noieu ult appearance aud ghcn security accor-
ding TO the act OF Assembly and the rules of M eo,
ana appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are
not hhaoltat' of this statc- ordered that the said
uelohuai's appear here on the first day of November
erm next ana answer the bill THE plaintiffs and that a
copy OF thiS order be forthwith inherited in the yirgiia
printed IN tn" town Of Lyncburg for two month, sue
"NeS' ana posted at the front door OF the courthouse
oil uliS county on some court day.
Copy--Teste,
A. T. DtYIFs Ok
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-06

MfEW Books.--.Iust received the following
III new Books:
Virginia cases, Cd commencing June term,
isl3, and ending June term ls26, by lillian
BroctcHjrough.
The Boyne Water; u Tale by the 0Iiqra fam.
iv.
Sandosal or the Free Mason; a Spanish tale.
Tales round Winter Hearth, BY Jane aud
Marin Porter
t'aston DE Blondevillc or the court of Henry
III. hy -inne Radri0f.
Conversations ON Natural Philosophy. with
notes md plates, by Rev. J. L. Blake, 4. NJ
BtGT's Philosophy, Polite Learning. &c. sc.
tottOm'S Virginia and n Carolina Almapac for
the year 1927; containing a variety of curious
and cutcrtaing matter
German AmanacS for 1897.
Gr'msidn's Eiynoogical Dictionary.
Blank Books of very description.
{. \. WRITER'S.
Opposite Mes@s. NorrcH y Morgan.
VIC" ~ Lynchburg.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-06

N OIlCE.-Nus committed to the Jail of Mel.
" son County, on the 3D. day of sept. last, a
negro man, who says his name is John, that he
was bought by Mr. Connister, living in Char
iotcsvllIe, and says that he came out of the cs-
tate of John Page, near Winchester. in thu coun-
" of Frederick. Ihd said negro is a stout blacl,
man. FIVE feet nine incEs4--h high. La, a habit OF
shaking his head when spoken TO, aud has a
coarse, rough voee.--Hlad ON when committed
10 Jail, a coarse pair of linen trowSers aud
shirt aud an old white marseilles wastcoat, and
IA short Jeans coat.
Was also committed to the Jail of said county,
on the 10th of Sept. 1926, NEGRO man who,
says his name i, Ebbin, that he was born Free
in the State of Pennsylvania, that he had gone
round by water to Charleston, S. c. and was on
his way back by land, when apprehendcd.
Said negro is stout, well built black fellow,
pleasing countenance, five feet three inches
high, and can read and write. Had on when
committed, an old black coat hroadcloth coat,
cotton pantaoons and frred hat.
The owners of said negroes are hereby re-
questcd to come forward, prove properly pay
charges and take them away, or said negroes
will be disposed of according to law.
WIN. MORGAN, Jailor.
Nov. 2. c1wl3
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90 ASTfp-one or tao firs, role v'ortmru,

NH AN1FB-ons or tao frs rate "orf
" al the Tailoring Business MI Of Which
ran have steady employment Wnil very com
modions shnp and The bet al wages.
SlIELIONS HUNT.
we also take Tin opportunity ei r,tuan,iag
ON uIst sincere fllaaL, Is sai hiend. iald the
pul,lit generally, iof The patronage Which We
have mel with, since here Nc have been, and
hope by oar prompt and Inremii,ed aiten.
ton To merit continuance Of tine s1nei All
orders entrusted 10 tiieiT care shall be strictly
attended To- rs II The persons theiuseivcs were
present cut aud made in such style rs connoi
be surpassed by any and carefully sent wherever
directed Gentlenen living in the country who
may want York cut for their ladies shall lave IT
done forthwith, and so plainly demonstrated as
the most inexperienced cannot fail IN putting II
together n intended. Two doors below Messfs.
David and kobi. kyle's store, Opposite Messrs.
Nonrcll a. Morgan's The subscribers one or
both may always be found at home
All persons indebted TO the sbost FIRM will
pleasc call aud discharge the same, and take
fresh start SHELTON q HUNT.
Oct IL ti2l
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- UGAR COFFEE, &c. Just landed and tor
~ sale cheap.
hhds. best brown Sugar
do common do do
10 bags prime green Coffee
i do big white do
Also, Pepper, Aladder, Ginger, Indigo, Alum
Copperas, Spice, Cloves &c. EPSON Gau
Der Salts and few boxes best Teas
Also, 175 sacks Salt liverpool filled)
3 or 1000 lbs Cotton yarn
Fish, &c. Sc
Also, : hhds bes, NIoasses. dpply 10
ANDREWS & BROTHERS.
July 81
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October &c.

Yrl EMOVAL.--EDwARn BRowv has removed
~ his JcweHer's Shop to the tenement next
door to the Nrgmian Office, nearly opposite
Mcssrs. Holmes q Brewster. lie takes this on
portunity to return his sincere thanks to his
friends and the public for the patronage hereto
fore given him, and assures them he viii endea.
yor TO merit continuance of their encourage
mcnt by aprompt and faithful attention to their
orders for repairing watches and clocks making
and mendms Jewelry, or executing any work in
ms line with which they may entrust him.
EDN ARD BROWN.
June l. t.12
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NfEW Est ADJUSTMENTS Tho subscri-
IN herS respectfully Inform their friends and
the public that they have formed connection
fof the purpose of carrying on the several
branches OF Saddle & Harness Making Business.
They viii ot all times keep General Assort-
men' of Saddles aud Brides. Coach Gig, Was.
gpn and Cart Harness, made of the best mate
rials aud IN the neateSt manner Having served
regular Apprenticeship 10 this Business, and II
being their only means of support they hope 10
meet with a share OF public patronage And
they assure those who may favor them with bu-
smess that IL shall hc executed with dispatch
and in a satisfactory manner Their Establish
plent is in the house lately occupied by Mr. Mat
thew Quinn, nearly opposite MIR. A. r Norths
Book Store. LEWIS GREGORY
ROB. 5. WILKINS
Oct, 23, tc1w23