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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-05
Vol. IU.--No. 80.

aosented himself short time from the Nation in order
to confer with the Department of War, subjects
tea with his duties 1t is tn be wondered al thas the
Mcintosh party om their relative situation TO the preor
nant chiefs Of the Nation should nave been during his abb
sence 6pTiied aud alarmed for their future comfort and
protection The Agent however fortunate enough BY
great eXeTtion to make good his engagements with them,
having reached the ground Oh the day appointed Many
hundreds had whose foebodgs relieved by
the disclosure oft result of his visit the gov
ernnent which and protects them from the misgu
oeu and wanton opposition of their unnatural enemies.
AS soon as the books of enrolment opened they has
tened TO record their list emisrants who are
uestnod long TO enjoy the comforts government has
Hocraiy and Justly provided lor them.
Respectfully, yours,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-05
Executors Sale.

SS/ I'LL he sold at public auction, Tuesday, the Goth
December next, il fair otherwise the fair ~,
1t The plaHaii" called Unon Halt in Alhemare county,
about twelve Slaves, const1ing of men, and chill
e and all the other personal estate OF Benjamin Oliver,
LAT the said piautaon, consisting of househni and
4nf"tne p! ton utensils stock of horses, sheep
cHt'e, hogs, Nc--Fnr all dollars twelve
hNUS credit will be given, and bonds with approved
curIty reQniteG under that cash.
At the time and place, about seven Slaves will be
hired out and the Plantation ION which about seventy
bushels Of wheat have been secded) will the
ensuing year BENIN BRAND,
Nov. II, 1896. Executor of g. Oliver decd
~ t. amongst the articles to he sold the following
viz; copper still Of about 50 gallons, wagon four beds
n sidcboa ri, sc. WITT
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-05
Executors Sale

NATlII he sold at public aucton on Monday tic >i
w day Of January next if fair, otherwise the
day, at the plantation called Retreat in the lower cnd
hanover cc"nty about fifty three Slaves, CONSISTING
women and children and all the other personal
benamn Oliver dec ID the said plantation, consisting
hnSehod and kitchen furniture, plantation utensils
lehers tonSa carriage, guns copper still, stock
horses, cattle sheep, hogs, Sc.For all dol
lars twelve months credit viii be given, and bonds with
approved security rcquirs,--under that cash.
At the same time and place about forty Slaves will
be hired out, and the F.anta lion ION which 200
bushels of wheat have been seedcd) will he
ensuing year. BENIN BRAND,
Nov. II, 1926 Executor of B. OliyerSlec'd.
N. g. Some of the household furniture is elegant and
Of very good quality. VT
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-05
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, TUESDAY DECENRER : 800
10 The Ladies and Gentlemen Of liiclio,ond and lis
Ticinifn.

NEED not describe i'll rompous advertisement the
= merits ofmy professional Skill but the follow
ing facts, that more than hundred respectable aGd
ineigen Individuals of this city and its vicinity,
short space of five weeks have received the benefits of
professional assistance, and hazard nothing in saying,
that in atordng it have met with their unanimous APP
proHaon to which they would chceriuy certify If
required.
For the better Accommodation ony professional visitors
nave rented rooms i'll the dwelling formerly
picd by Dr. Clark, on e Street. Hours Of attendance
from a. NJ till 2P NJ. and from 3 Till 5 P. III.
A. J. SHYMANSKI,
-l-tS. D6nti
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-05
RUNAW Az!

NXJAS committed the Jail of Sussex county on t.s
y Dist OF September last negro girl, uan,ed SalIv
who says she belongs William Myrick Of North Caro-
lima. The said Sally is about five feet FIVE aud d half
inches high dark complexion, has suhy small scars on
both apparently cot with knife, and app.'s
about eighteen years OF ace.
JESSE HAGGRAYE, DEPUTY Of
JNO. NICHOLSON, Sheriff, & Joilor,
Sussex County, Va.
OctGl wivs
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-05
Cmoa Eq.ror 10 Geuc,a1 Tqra,,re.

or rUAIa have had the honor Of seeing for The Gsl
"r, no noble ca'actc's traced by thai hand vic 7rt.d
60 ven i"r ihc world &C Co'nmbue This obtanrl Ivy
ta Mcrccr who delivered o r vo.rr cstrfncd c
f-s ttho lj'r ci October oil the Ii-f year
iy Che public papers, understand, With ncSpicssibo
pleasure. that YOU had mad zinc cooJncss honor with
treasure taken tom Mount Vernon the likeness os
Wasltuciou srmc - rccr. and Of the monument;
Of is eorv. Witch 20 offer u tic of Sic
cf tc sfca aj FIST h0rr citizen the New World.
80 urcss'Hi~ glorious coordination cf things
cumstauccs rrnir them valuable my heart. The f4r'
lis ~ W 7shm-'on honors IN way which could
fcUocyczpcrl. Yes, WHzhirrton, 10y The hard
Of L7i |''c Is the crown of an human rewards lie
the disastrous promoter &C social rcf1,p, AMI yov r3
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-05

we have been iavoured, by MIR. Bellies, who ha, lately
returned flom Greece, with the following short but very
interesting sketrh of the condition that country when
ne siI the Levant. MIR. Boles is a native of Ohio
aud young Of intelligence and observations After
receiving military education West Point left This
country last 10 join the Greek army served du-
ring The late campaign in the regular army under Cen
hvIer The representation he has verbally given Of
ue "recKs the simplicity of their manners, their pesnia
bravery, their unyeding hatred former masters
and the cruel suherinss they have undergone, which
thousands enduring this than submit;
We are persuaded, is SUCH few in this country ever
imagined bot sufficient once UNDERSTOOD TO excite adj
uraton and the worrncst sympathy.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-05

m iNpIAN SrRiNcs, Nov. 1896
IL Tic Editors clitc GCo,aja JoflrnaL
'tNFLEMET: J have just returned from f,r Council
Ground Of the Mcintosh cmigrauc patty of Crcct In
d''ns who convened ON the E5h VI. the place where
ten Nc inios1 WAS sa'n Colonel Brcarly the AGENT
pointed by the Government 10 ccpoct the enirranr rar
? 20 VS. "'':-s- 2-1'''n We 3 ..a nssjss.f ,.-i
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-05
WTLLIAM WALLER HENINC.

= rs resumed the Practice OF ie Law. ldrjce on
& points Of law and equity, will be given for the Gus
fomary fees, and not oterwjsc' czccr in where tho
applicant shall declare his her inability pay fee; ju
vich only advice viii be given, bot professional
services rendered, ciHoM any fce Co,,ccyocDg. IN all
rs branches executed for fees commensurate with the in
itcacy o the subject
Richmond, March 10, 1896. II
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-05
IN. 7. d. ,4dv.
The present condition Of he Greeks.
TO Ihp Ehiinre Of tho ~ V In h.lunr,;r.r

shout tune has elapsed since left the OF warfare
III Greece, where had devoted months the service
al tha my adopted country. During the greater part Of
the time that spent III GREECE remained in Col Fabyers
auy- where discipline introduced, and
Secd as long government had the wing
subssug her troops. The Greeks vcy susceptible of
instruction IN The school of the soldier; the manual compa
ny, and battalion dan They evUced de-
sce OF tle in learning the profession of arms; what
obey orders and arch tho field of battle suhsst-
ing far months upon bread alone, and when only pIecari-
ors dependence be placed even upon this.
know that II has heen said that the Greek sodiery
should iorcSo TIC thoughts of monthly pay. This would
be plausible, allowing them receive u competent daily
Subsistence The government allowance for soldiers
daily subsistence. is less ,an Eve This petty sum
does not enable them 10 purchase animal food; and
is therefore Necessary that they should be paid their MONTH
~ allowance, which is 81 IS per monthAll this when
Obtained goes lo the purchase of animal fpnd. the
sand men for but very O! these duty;
greater part being compelled calling aside
from that OF arms, t. enable them live. 1t beyond
ie most Hpely imagination the present distress
oI unhappy aud suffering Greece Refugees from Tripo-
liza argos and Naro in great numbers. in aud
hlSsaonghi DiSconsnate widows, AMI ping orphans
meet you IN every and alley, soliciting aims. Thou
sands VINO are excluded from the city dwell under the
lie at Napo M huts composed OF reeds which i'll
serve TO screen their inmates from the rains and burning
sun There exists government, composed of president
anh two committees The treasury entirely empty, and
the considered csisis of my leav-
ing NHpoii The Greeks have hope that
some Christian ndtion would render them assistance: and
without immediate and pow crul aid, it that their
souls expand 10 meet approaching freedom.
MEBRErT BOLLES.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-05
COMMISSION HOUSE.

TsNIlE subscribers have formed connection in Business
Il as Commission Merchants, under firm of TRIP
LETT " JOHNSTON, and have taken the extensive store
recently occupied BY Messrs Eloncurc Robinson & Pleas
ants.
JOHN Il. TRIPLErT, late ri Norfni.
ROBERT JOHNSTON, late Of y. York.
Eis!iDond, s2th of November, I 826 G;-6t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-05

!NTEEG~TISG CoEHi.sr9%DENcT GIVE arc Indebted
to the isoeness c. W. 2. CUsrIs, esq. perusal
OF ;e following letters um of the greatest living ,non
We have awaited ourselves OF ~ c. permission place
ihcm b'i"'e our readers Nat. Int.
Ia GRANGE, 7th Oct. 1896.
Your lct'cr Of the 9Th May aiore me the highest
lCasUc my dear Custi,; the make me
anticipate tie harr:ncss YOU at La Grange
Ny whole family sraGriih youf brother George and my
sell in The gratifying expectation, aud you to re-
deem your Pce" as soon as ynu III the Spring.
s"''sr u possible hope YOU WIZ. make it family
party.
While atcly had 10 incu.n ,r the loss Of venera
;rd friends aud associates in American Revolutionary
struggle, aud have, in with all thinking and feel
ns mnds in both hcmsphce, admired condolences the
most sikIr. the records of history, have with melan-
oholy satisfaction, blessed my private fate, that my vi
sit to them has preceded this half century Anniversary day
IS your plan Of memoirs of adopted Fathers dear
C''s my recollection or "c"ne"is are mach at your
virc
haub you for '!a nIrasa"t Information yen give nc
respecting Liberia Sclllemcnt 1t is founded On two
plilanthorc aud dsutccs;ed principles ably con-
durcd and cnnscna!, know is, the feers of the
universally of the People Throughout United States
he greatest difficulty to find sufficient means trans
poTtaon the Atlantic Its also very desirable ,lat
the Africans might he Instructed with the 80 become
useful TO themselves aud the community by the time they
arrive there What have you done vit your plan Of
day TcdecuinS scliian in the wek which you spoke
to nc before we pared' Present my afcctonate regards
10 "Gr good friend Mr. Gurley. will bc happy near
hon him. lie Ought 10 accompany YOU.
Here Sc letter. have just received from the ius,rous
Tibcrator Bolivar. was brought over by a Peruvian
Colonel. You vii fiat present aud our cpr,nu-
nraous had rot yet bclu delivered. but much of them
was known produce the kind and liberal letter Of
hch feelings Of mofesy ought, perhaps, to prevent nv
sen6ws copy was not encouraged by the thought
This letter bcn"ssf and that its principal object
express The lhcfaio' respect for the memory great
aud pa;crnal Chief
iour IDEAS respecting tho cultivation Of Florida lands
make due impression upon II probable the
pdc"t' VII "iug me sone Information ON my exceliept
Trend MI Graham. lie had am told, entrusted French
gentleman with dispatches for Which for the sake cf
delivering them himself not yet 10 hand &c
pleased IN carnc write, hy thc first packet to let
him know this Circumstance.
lie Nasscur has returned fom Germany, With very
amatic young wc AdcU, my dear Cusiis; believe me-
most sincerely, All With patcma attachments your friend
LAFAYETTE,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-05
Carnetines and Ruos.
EYTERSLIE.

@EvHS hcau'if Fam. situated James River, in the
uppa: end Of ilsnrco, adjoining the estates OF John
Wic,han, Esq, distant from Richmond ABOUT 10 miles,
will he sold III December under decree Of The Chan
ccFV court IL contains by survey, 616 IF which
about eco st low grounds, 100 of which
fGckah9c Island, The balance the creek Of that
and about 95A 40 of cleared high land
good qualify avfese of II bushels of wheat tc
having been podoccd from them, when under the clover
system. This farm abounds i'll springs which have
been known fail tbs dryest spell OF weather. which
every field OIL the main land, aurdns abundance o
water for Stock Fhe James river canal passes through
the centre of the farm within 500 yards Of tire barn. which
is spacious, and contains of ExalP5 Threshng Ma
chimes, good repair, with all the buildings necessary
wemauaged plantation. The Dwelling House is OF brick
covered with Of te durable quality Il contains
rooms, with Gre places ali plainly but neatly finish
ed. There all ih1 other convcncnces usually found
attached gentecl establishment; cc-bouse, kitchen,
&c &C. The subscriber could dcscan, large
iy the many advantages attached to this estate, but
his only object is bring the sale to public notice, that
persons disposed purchase may have opportunity Of
previously viewing the premises, is presumed this viii be
sufficient. The will ew the place to any
who may choose examine il III ihc absence of
JAMES CURRIE.
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t'5'%--!-ette!s received in THIS city from ;na 10
the 4h OF August mention, that reports prevail in dat
c'ty uiavor"h'e 10 Bolivar He Is accused by many
WIN 'he ambitious design of assuming the entire go
colour to such accu;afnn recent measures are men
!0hcd-sucb as lis a:rcstiug several Peruvian officers
ami eNrehn$ The Bnenos Ayicans from the capital.
Proinoied originated by him. for this object and j; is
rnacc"rn'a5e t!:a he had not LETT Lima at the above
date. But, on the other hand, he las established
character "nci should place him almost above susp-
E;'" ad tie discomfort which, naturally 4xcirc5 many
persons in Lima who once exercised iAe power fls
has been placed in his Irands has long rendered him
unpopular there. Thc'e great. and apparently
nnans"erao!e argument against bis entertaining the
designs attributed 20 him-he has recently sent away
ms troops 10 Colombia and thus deprived himself Of
the yer! power which might have supported him IL a..
us'irpa;lon.--i.E /. Daily .ldo.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-05
Farmers Bank of VIRGINIA.
70 Members of the Legislature.
Irish Linens and Sheetings.

IIIsH l4II!tIS anu SheetlngS.
"a ALL NELSON has received ar assortment or "a
4 and 4-4 linens, (part very ine) Sd g.
ana o"t diapers aih napkins ue and superiue long
lawns, with general assortment Staple and Fancy
"OoD9 which he will sell very reduced prices for ca s
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-05

Mr.. CLAY.--We mentioned, on Saturday that Nh
Clay bad been solicited by large number al citizens OF
f"iadephia 70 accept irom tnem public dinner, ag
Testimonial! OF rr cs'cem for his public WORTH, and s
sraefui sense Of lis public services
AS that gentleman, yesterday icI Fniiadclpha, for
washington We are obsingly furnished with a copy of
''e inraion gwen aud the reply vi Mr. CLAW Acuaiu-
,e d. we are with the number and responsibility of tie
Czens of this district who ere sincerev dcsirous 10
hest their respect for and attachment to- Mr. Clay "
cannot nut again express regret previous arrange
ted PtiLa. Press.
yoMc Ifos. Hs,,v Ciay
SIR: As Committee of large number Of the citizen,
OF Philadelphia who entertain the highest respect your
Their feelings and opinions, request the honor O; your
company al a public dinner 2Tcn,iay nest
We beg leave to ofrr with this communicating an cx.
WeSSion OF tic sincere regard with whicI vc arc your
Bethel, +. Wharton Richard Peters J John Ccnard
Edward Ingcrsoii, Peter Christian Clement C. Bidir n
W. Meade.-Nov. II, 1926.
GENTLE7IEy have received TIC invitation which ae
Commute OF large number Of the citizens Of Pbiialr
PIMA, you have done the ho-nur 10 cor-ry 10 nbJic
dinner, on Monday uoxt II would have afforded me in
e<rrcssbie qualification to- have been able to meet en- such
an occ'son' tire gentlemen who pleased Thus mani
cft tcir regard or me- but my short soouu here makes
10. MpdClcdbc1 without violation u previous iudi.DCH-
sblc engagements pray you to communicate to tho
j citizens Of Philadelphia, whom Won represent, tic very
great regret feel in being compelled decline tho hourrr
intended and TO that. arOre THO uanv
instances Of rublic aud private hospitality which have
experienced IN Philadelphia, Shall cherish Iiryy
and eratcia' recollection Of 's and distinguished
testimony oi friendly consideration.
EccirocaGrc most cordially your sentiments cfrsrs,rs
5ar, with graf rcsroot.
fcuI Cbcdicni servant,
lry=7s. Samuel Wcthcri Viiris,,
Bethel, r. l. Wharton, Ricba,f
Peters. Jr. John Conard . i,,a,f
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Nlr5s7s. ean,ucl Wclhcrill. VUis,,
Bethel, r. T. Wharton, Rieba,t
Peters Jr. John Conard, = fvr:.rf
irccrsoll. Peter Christian. Gle
mtni G.. Eiidr, & Il. W Meade
Philadelphia, E5d NOV. 1870.
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!NTEEE,TIyG CouHi.sro"nrv GIVE arc Indebted
to the oi'eacs Of g. w. p. tbs, esq. rerusal
OF ie i'""'n- Iccrs !iom two OF the greatest living mon
We have awaited ourselves - c. permission TO place
ihcm before readers. Nat. Int
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-16
Yolua6le reaL estate a. snLl.

I'VE subserbe having permanently seuled himself in AL
bemaIie om IFS temutcness) disposed Z, sell hi, e.
,ae on e hehcitm brtr Gretmvjlle county, recently
known by the Of Sea Island Containing ne,rly
aud acres about one half Of which in River L5C roun
Of the Ty 5ts quality The Improvements consist Of oo
DWELLING HOUSE, aud all nectssary out.inu.es incl,-
d'ng an excellent Cotton Nachine lo POel inake There
ao on the Estate he be- and perhaps The only Mil Seat
ON ne h'cr below Behe the Ind lies On roth ,,e. Of
NC MtheT9 ivei az this p9inandthc Dbm splnp canal
Nlshofiy he opened Tor which there aeiy an sppropri
son made ~ The present Congress, which will Greatly enbane
l@n5 o. s"e-A credit Il yeays pivahlc in seven
eIus anu'' n,ianen' wish inferred tiree Tact install.
The land. , '' ." ""'' Oh
Peron who may wish 20 purchase this yaulsle esi,t, no
fo'oho"ed WIN most thnss necessary ftr the use of the
iarn ihe ensuing year The subscfber will remain on te
pfeme' tor several week., f5f tbe purpose Of trcsp @
any V'E'''H'N VINO may he lispOsfd 10 purchase.
:. r., EDW'D: q. GOODWIN.
ND-Ihc re'iiue Of the ~ y6ed Estate lnn,oll called
stated. ~ '""'e
may r..
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5NHt highly finished horse Al .t,nI a, T,;, :,
Sto sS County, me present season, TO serve mares \,
cacni payable al tue end of the year but nj thirty N -
whin the season, with d,ar to The yroon, ro, - " pal
Tvs eomnenctd tie Let Of February AMI will ex;r ~
Juy' wiil beetow on mares every attention but Vii
not he responsible for accidents or eseape Tbav WI,
Sfeeahly 10 order, and at moderate charge Al u
IT, y en han,' ana quarter high, possessing match
49, ~ 5 anu great elegance OF form and he is co1ders
~ me best judges, better calculated 10 mnrovs , I 20
t morse, man any otber stallion the eonnent s,
@ In hye erosses he combines the ercoD, ~ H.
na'ionbeing sired by Sir Arcby; his dam bv Sir H. ' h
siahu uam' Old Medley his & dam, Marx ADtbnny ,
ms & e. g. dam, the imported hIse JoIv Rec gu
out OF an impond mare. Now d,f Inc 90, sne neI5
gentleman with the English Stud book 10 select fror " 80
, superior to these and, what hest Of sl hi
| any others fol- unless ofthem he engage, vo,, III
Arab while OF the turf moved in grand styIe m, he ,,
nave Continued champion this day but for ds 1 r
when became painful, that he refused 10 rn IL -,
s. W d . miIe race than Janee and in foul mile
necoud not be held within thirty wards of her until H.,
ieet became painful that he stopped and rer.ed ~. ~ m
ouBh me had never been less distance from, b;. ,k,
tnfy yards lie full brother TO Co1uette Bsr,bsba lei
me same blood Of Jsneue aud r.peat and ., IN :' anu
va mueh the best horse then running ,zouLI euo,I,n r
&C., 'tas ones whether they would prefer bfeedinr
morse descended from stock constituted Of race bor
ocso,hS from one, which although himself a
iGa family from which other had apoe,tsJb
oan,i Paf accidental, and ihe chance seainsi the
W hiso itet rom rest aud attention appesr 10 haze
so Welj and hope 10 have my po, or 10 ,,rovs ~
Poy neN IelL II size form, blood, running rerfor
a't'i Iteonimt M any stallion the rcDtnspsb. =
oI'PPomcd IN the expectation Of rtceivinr f bs.s ~
ron'Se ne answer must he, that the most -ongnin.
iuons VIII he realized, gentleman ,eou,ins "a
ers Of this kind, deny that he I, en-. b, " h mat
aet tpi the Finest mares IN III nation haze -
70 Ramona Grove and arriving iron, go.
Iat o. virginia, as weas Of North Carolina ,s,ij .tIy
bn opportunity of recalling the reou..t sos5o - ~ 'iata
ih'sHgsoeeT' 9nd IN The hand bill ibat Gentle n ,f1
eopveirree ~ oeios new apprized Of The m
cd also That is not the custom Of f;spf IL. uI1Tm-
appfared he being absent the South ' 'Vi Nhon
RICHARD ii. CUNNINGHAM for II rr...
Apri -. '0r -. na5r,,on.
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JAMES TYRER, GUNnIAKrR.

vv..
ESfECTtULLl informs the public that having purcha-
sed the principal part OF the stock OF the late Mr. Mp
raust aud rented the house lately occupied nv him few
uooi above the Bell Tavern Richmond, he will pc, sonaIy
10 carrying on the business and re.pectuIly solcs
M All ausht old customers aud Others to continue 70 pa
tronize the establishment. p
j. Iyrer taers himself That hi. character a Gun-oker
IA, oen sufficiently established during his residence in Peters
u,s' 10 insure him public confidence and patronage
audon 10 Tue excellent woikmen who in Mr. NJ,
employ, and whom j. ryrer Ia, engae ed 10 conn
ue WIN him. h has obtained rsrae fancy workman om
Ghsiand aud the purchases he has made of Mr. RiNaurbs
ooS, addition 20 his former stock, enables him with conf
ue 10 hat he has extensive and elegant assort-
men' OF GUNS PISTOLS and other articles in his line tap
WI" ever offered IN TINS place before among which are Per-
ooh Guns on his newly improved PLAN Tor which he ba.
received letters patent from the United States
Also, patent BREACH twisted siubh barrel and plan Guns
~ Is. double and single pocket Pistols Rifles gun p and
ie LOCKS, gun and pistol Powder Flsks and Horns double
ana single Shot Be, plain and patent Game Bags Wahro
Wh apparatus, fancy Screw Drivers, with picks Lock Vices
40 rnneher Bullet Mould, gun and rifle Worms Military
~S-"N OF which he is determined Ia sell low for cash
lie will carry the Gun Making and repairing business in
' us various branches. Guns stocked TO the newest p,en
ice. ' N '"s S"Vi'e'' mo-
prepared alter any guns the improved Pereu.
flint. ' ~ w y percussion OF ny
Just received lot ofthe hest English Gun Powder
~ d iyTer respectfully informs his old customers that h.
VIII also continue his establishment in Peter,burr eyen on
ate nd. ' us ~" VIII
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