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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-20
H4RNONY HALL SElILN.4RY

MI No TURNER takes this method of correc,inr -p,,o-,
winch e mas been informed, circulating IN the com.
udt her school Is diScotiued and of inflnp;nr a
PuS Z" ire new arrangement made the Institution for IN
year che has secured the of gentleman
whose classical education, moral worth and cXerencr In
eacnlS eInnenty qualify INN for the duties of his station
WIN tis tid, she proposes en which viii urn h eyer,
Hic LOT tive regular progress the pupil from the snplc
commentary branches, TO the highest department OF letters Tn
OF system IN every occupation life will be readily all
ou perhaps IN no pursuit IS idispensabe-so PEI.
Ihe IN sefiects as in the business ro1iia the carofy
y yoHh task which dcvOyes every faithful teacher 81,
adopted: e "'-'''0u VIII VI
Introductory DepartDet-In which will be taual, Tho E1
iitS OF leaning including Geography, Arithmetic SOME
to the plan pursued in the High Schools in the North
Junior Observation-Disclosures Writing SPELLING Georra,bv
Grammar, Arithmetic mental aud written Natural History
Map DIawn Exercises in Elocution and Needle
S7ior DeYorfnettAncient Geography History Natural
Fhiosophy Rhetoric, Logic, Geometry Astronomy with Pc
lures Chemistry with Lectures Botany Compositon No,prI
theology ineraogv with the Of cabinet of mineral,
St!Hec Algebra, Watts on the improvement of the mind
leTes oil INSTANTLY Ecclesiastical History and the Greek
Lt fIeich, Spanish and Italian languages win IN ta,,ub
Every Pupil OF suitable age viii be tausb Dravin a. ,
means Of acquiring habits OF accuracy of IMPROVING The
ana OF facilitating The acquisition Of PennansiD Teachers
IN &c luIneu Tor nstructng in AIc Painting on Velvet,
Nood ana iaPeT and Fancy Work Vocal MUSIC is 10 no
Dtch OF instruction. as soon suitable Teacher can
good Library is attached to the School for ,e r @ e
ruphs Farther particulars ascertaned by
10 the Teachers - "FF"o'''el1
Boarding, inclusive OF Bed, Bedding
and Washing, eio ~ 1 -
Tuition in the Introductory Department,
10 Junior DEF arment
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-20
Patent Balances.
DANIEL WILLER

DANIEL WILLER
Opposite the Union Hoici Offers for Sale.
(sNb Boxes Tin Plate l-3 crofs
5000 lbs iron wire fron No. toI
2o00 lbs Russia sheet ircn
5000 lbs double and single rolled English iron.
lie Will also keep constantly on hand n general as
sorment of Tin Wure, also Moodios Patent Portablo
Ovens for baking charco;, furnaces The above
articles will be sold low4s they can be bought in
THE market. 4in NJ
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-20
LONDON DOCK BRANDY.

, Pipes superior old cognac brandy, from the Lon
don docks, for sale at retail by
dec Is Z. IL. DREW, Act.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-20
NEW BOOKS. &c.

o .NEW BOOKS, &c.
q NROCKFORDS or Life in the VYe.t in ovor,
~ Lights and Shades of English Life, in 2voh.
Anatomy of Drunkenness by Macnish
Remains OF Nathaniel Appleton Haven, with me-
NOR OF his life, by George Tickner
DR.. Charles Follen. =
Scripture Help designed to assist in reading the hhse
profitably, by Bckerstith. -~'
Manual OF General Anatomy, containing a concfze
description OF the Elementary Tissues Of the HUI
man Body, from the French of Ravle "a Eolhrd
byS. ID. Gross. III. D.
Practical Obstetrics, from the French of Julius Hati,
by ,; ID. Gross, NJ ID. &c. &c. &C. and nuue-
roIs other valuable and interesting works. for sale hy
dc J. II. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-20

VIRGINIA: At rules holden in the clerks ofce NJ the
superior court OF cnancery the Richmond district ,le
30 Gay OIL November 1898: Thomas A. Baber pl, qga1,i
Sohn > tienIg Isaac Curd and Jane his wife ana Samuel
Dyer, jr and Martha his wife dts ~
he doen3ants Isaac Curd and Jane his wife ard Samuel
Dyer r and Martha ms wife having entered their anpr
anee and given security according the of assembly and
e rules OF tins court ond appearing 10y satisfactory evidence
at oey are not inhabitants OF this country: II orlereJ ,,
the said defendants do appear here on the tenth @ Of t
January term aud answer the bill OF the plaintiff and thai
copy o 'oS order he forthwith inserted in newspaper Du
Sed IN the city of Richmond Tor months successiyev
posted al the front door of the capitol IN the said civ
% copy. Tcse, WIN. G.. PEND F'TON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-20

CANDLES, PORK, WHISKEY, DC,
WE are now receiving for SALE,
80 Boxes mould candles
90 bbls prime pork
100 bbls whskey
90 bags ginger
20 boxes Y. III. tea
hhds New Orleans rim
10 bales cotton yarns
no29 DAVENPORT AJJBN n c,o
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-20
.NEW EMI5

JNEW ENGLAND RUN
SO Barrels pure New England rum for sale by
dec 10 LEWIS WEBB d. co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-20

Q~r'4n aPprep'ice g rGnfe1 ct ttc Wig office.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-07-11

to assassnate Col Benton cruelty and unnecessary
ly, IT not illegally, executed six militianen dsre-
garded state rights, disobeyed his superior officers
and violated the constitution Of his country His
present supporters have but answer to all these
charges and that sweeping one that they are uK
ISLANDERS.
A man who looks at this business, however, with
view to ascertain truth. and not to support party
or to bolster preconceved opinion will not fail
10 perceive that while these charges said to be
SANDERS, no proof, nor even plausible evidence,
that they are so, is offered On the other hand
most OF the charges-nay, we conscientousy be-
lieve. all of them--rest documentary evidence.
which never has been denied and never can be re-
futed the charges themselves were first made by
those very men who most active in electioneer-
ing for the General and many Of the most respec~
table and intelligent men in Pennsylvania in Vir-
ginia, in New York, and in New Hampshire, have
as delegates to their respective State Conventions
sanctioned, either i'll the shape of Addresses or of
Resolutions which they have adopted, these very
charges And we place no small emphasis upon this
last circumstance although to many 1T may seem
the least important link in the chain. Such men, from
their intelligence and standing have every means os
knowing all that can be known i'll relation, to these
matters, and Of course of forming about them cor
rect opinion : and among them have been great
numbers whose high standing whose well known and
unmpeachable integrity. forbid the distant sus-
plcion OF their having attempted to palm that upon
the public as truth which they themselves did not
believe TO be true. That SO many of such mell
therefore have, in their own proper persons, taken
upon themselves the responsibility of gravely max
ing, or repeating and sanctionng, these charges, IN
the face Of the acorld, is, to ,inds at least, no
trifing circumstance in the caenation of proofs by
which they are sustained.
Thus stands the case then, in relation to these
charges against the General. In favor of believing
them are-that they have been made, originally BY
the Generals present supporters that they we're,
part of them solemnly, adduced and sustained BY a
committee of TIL Senate of the United States, in
an official report; that they have been repeated in
the face Of the world and IN such way as iuoIved
thepersonal responsibility of The repcofors. by hum
dreds of the best and greatest men in the Union !;
and lastly that they rest upon documentary testimo.
ny the genulneness of which has never yet been dis
puted. Against believing these charges are--the
mere unsupported says of the Generals present
supporters, that they are ISLANDERS.
We make no comments. We have stated the
facts, pro and CON- in relation to those charges as
they actually are. The public will draw their own
conclusions.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-07-11
500 Reward.

no ANYWAY from the Subscriber, living near
IT. mtwes Bridge, Newcastle County, ), ''a as
of Delaware, negro George anderson' about -, OF
90 years Gid middle size, rather stout built with
LARGE eyes, shews the white Of them good deal,
and hs %s'n asa as to S Int sars
hnrses and driving a carriage, he is also good
farm hand, wears his hair generally comhea up
nj # A head ssa , ~a ss eadrsg s ss
blme domestic stripe round about, fur hat, muslin
s shirt with GEORGE in durable ink written on it. and
attempted to commit rape upon young ie.a'1 bos
Ms own color, the punishment for wnch mas
caused his running of-one hundred dollars re-
v will be pmd upon delivering him to the Sub
scrber in n SO t1a' may v va
having been several times in Philadelphia. e,,,e
''"'''9 JOSEPH ,. SIMS.
n., I,I,o 1909. 23-8t
qrtf.rhe Lancaster Reporter, Pa. and oalen' Nes
sen~er y. !. will insert the above times, ana sen
their bills to the Advertiser.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-07-11
From the Nev- York National .4drocote.
CELEBRATION
Of the Anniversary Of Amer lean lndep

Of the Anniversary of Amer lean Independence by
the American Institute.
Pursuanto previous arrangement a number of
the members of the American Institute, partooik
of dinner at Masonic Hall on the afternoon ofthe
4th inst. He NJ. Webster Esq. at the request Of
the Institute, delivered address suited TO the &C.
casion, which was approved of and copy request
ed for publication, after which the following toasts
were drank:
The day we celebrate.
The United States. Destruction to the traitor
who would disunite them.
The Navy. Offensive or defensive, the nations
right arm.
The New World. Old enough to take care of
herself.
The President of the United States
| The State of New York. Great in Manufactures
and first in Internal Improvement.
| Agriculture, Manufactures and Commerce
Legitimate sisters, may they have family
quarres.
The American system. Its true friends have
learned to know its 'judicious friends"
! The American Institute. young Lion whose
tives examine their catechism before they insult him
again.
Henry Clay. The champion of liberty abroad.
and confirmed independence at home.
Labour Saving Machinery. mighty lever mov-
ed by the Manufacturer, but protecting laws must
give nm place on winch to stand.
The Memory of Washington and the departed
, patriots of the Revolution.
, The American Fair.
! VOLUNTEERS.
, By Mr.. r. Reed Our friends in both houses Of
Congress, Henry Clay. their popular STAR the 4tlr
March. 1888 will disclose the remembrance of /.
grateful country.
By Mr.. Williams. The friends Of the American
System in the Southern States--A respectable mi
nority destined soon to become the majority in
, that section of the union.
7 By A. L. Davis, Esq. The writ of Habeas Corr
: pus--the most haowed of freedoms bulwark, ne-
yer assaled but by her deadly foes.
By Mr. Wiley. Auctions Auctions Auctions.
Going Going Gone !!
BY Mr.. Cook. Patriotism-When the friends ci
national industry were defeated the floor of Con,
gress, they did not threaten dissolution of the
Union.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-07-11
Dividend.

VVHE. General Board of Directors of the Far
u mers Bank the State of Delaware, have this
day declared Dividend at the rate of Four per
cent, per annum for the last half year, payable
TO the Stockhplders or their legal representatives
any time after the 9th instant.
C.P COMEGYS, Cashier.
Douer, July LIST, 1928. 22--3s
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-07-11
RHODE ISLAND
AOttery.

9th Glass, draws on Saturday next the tSeH u
July. -
i prize of 5000 dollars, of 1866, Of 1000, 6
Of 500. of 200, 10 of $50, 10 of 100, go OF 100
1888 of 10, 1850 of and $3.50 of dollars.
Tickets S2-Half Sl-Quarter So
DELAWARE AND NORTH CAROLINA
LOTTERY.
9th Glass, dsaws in this Borough, on Saturday the
10Th of July.
SCHEME.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-07-11

ing in the Post Office, at
:. Del. June 80, 1928.
lL.ecount Samuel 7
lM ahon McMichael
Martin ia les 9
C anna McMichael
lNemca McJohn
Isiuenary Patrick
Milligan Patrick
Carey M'john
Cleary McJohn
INowlan Rowley
Nicholson William
Daniel o. Edward
Daniel 0. Johanna
Price P. Margaret
Robbins Patrick
IStolensberry Philip
Smith Margaret
Torman Owen
Thornton Patrick
Tibbert Landel
Thomson Christopher
Wright Benjamin 3
wv right William
Warren Charles
Wright Elizabeth.
lin CLEMENT, P. NJ.
23-3t
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-07-11

Tickets Sc, HalfSl, Quarter so cents.
10 be had in avariety Of Numbers at
L. BARKER'S
Prompt and Lucky Office, No. II, Market street,
Wilmington. July
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-07-11
Vol. III.
CONDITIONS.

TIE DELAWARE JOURNAL IS pa6-
,.,beJ m Tuesdays and Fridays, at four dollars
's'', nuum,n tzuo dollars every si1 months IN dd-
p lnnce No paper to be discontinued, until ar
TO-" aIssrtiseuents inserted on the usual terms
W.; . one dollar for four insertions Of siateen
,;a we and so in proportion for erery number Of
"JI;iouaI lines and Insertions.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-07-11
From the Albany Chronicle.

General Jackson is charged, among other things,
with haying-killed Dickinson in duel, attempted
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-07-11

f,idden P. Stephen
Burton Charles
Brown William
Beaston s. Brunson 2
Beelss Mary Miss
Beaston Benjamin
Calhoun David
Coats Charles
Douglass Charles
Dawson William
Darrah II. Ann Miss
Emerson Richard
Eagan John
Fltz Patrick
Ford John
Faemey John
Gllchrlst David
Green John
Glanley James
Gordon Archibald
| Glandon Sarah
Harris John
lIalfjohin Patrick
Jackson John
Jester De Outen
klnyin Thomas
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-11-07
Yrunks, SaAalery ANA AaSness
Making.
10 mo. ~

rEvE subscriber having purchased the stock in trade OF
4 JTinam W. Rice. 1akes this method OF informing his
friends and the public, that he intends to carry on Tie
business of Saddug and Harness make in all It's various
branches and tina, he Will the best materials, and
haye the frs workmen employed he does not hesitate
10 say hat the articles in his Inc, which he offers for sale
will be und of the fashionable and durable kind,
aud canno, fail 10 general satisfaction lie has now
ON hand Saddles, Brides Gig and Carriage Harness
rrunks and general assortment ct Saddleiy, which he
offers Tor sale al low prices the old and No 49, Mar
ket Street, Wilmington, Del.
DAVID MILES.
October 14h, 1928, 7o-Smos
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-11-07
FOR SALE.
HOUSES AND LOTS.

The subscriber holds for sale, in the town Of
New Castle, several good Houses with Gardens
attached to them, and number o! building lots.
the property OF 5. n. Dicknson.-Also, Farm ol
100 acres, within four miles Of New Castle and Sc
ven miles of Wilmington. The subscriber will ex
hibit list Of the property, and make known the
terms of sale.
A Farm to let in Brandywine Hundred, near
Naaman's Greek, lately held by Thomas Phillips.
JOSEpN BRLN CHURST
No. 81, Market 81 Wilmington Oct 3. 7i-u
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-11-07
NOTICE.
COOPERsS NOVELS.

The TRAVELLING BACHELOR" in 2 vols by G.
Cooper, has Just been received, and Tor sale at SCOTS
Book aud Hat Store.
.7ag 14M. 1928.
n. B-J s has put several copies Of the above work in
his Ci'anlating Library
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-11-07
NOTICE.

RETuRAS his sincere thanks for the patronage afforded
IL to the late firm Of M'kEAL & Son. and in assuming
the business Individually, would inform his friends and the
public, that he intends devong his attention more pa,.
culary custom work lie atters himself that from his
ledge and experience in the business, he will be able
to give general satisfaction.
The Ladies and Gentlemen Of Wilmington and its yicni.
t informed that the work will be conduct ed under his
immediate inspection, by choice workmen of the best ma
teria's, and according to the ia'es fashions.
tic has on hand and intends keeping large and complete
assortment OF Ladies' Black and Fancy Cuored Lasting
Boots and Shoes; Morocco do Calf, Cordavan and Seal
skin do; Mems Fine Boots, Shoes and Pumps; Coarse
Water Proof Boots Monroes and Shoes Also general
assortment Of Lsatler and lair TRUNKS
D Shoemakers would find II advantageous to sopp,y
themselves with Stuis and trimmings from lis extensive as
sortmept. JANES ,i,NE A. "
Wilmington, May 13, 1923. 3A9m
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-11-07
CHARLES SAUNDERS

I'D ESPECTFuIIY informs his friends aud the public,
a that he has returned TO his Borough, and thai he Las
l. mn onced The PAINTING, GLAZING AND PAPER
ANIN(, in all branches, and hopes, nv sci
attention business merit share Of public patronage
july g. 1928. 1T
years of age.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-11-07
BALM OF COLUMBIA.

No. 5, Yves, High Street. Wilmington,
HAVE been appointed sole Agents 10 the State Of Della
ware, for the sale OF 0didges Chemical Balm Of Co.
nba, which extracted tree found il He wilds Of
America. The Balm is improved in Color strength and
perfume, and its grand capillary virtues as follows
One bottle, price 50 CENTS prevents the HAIR from falling
Oh IN AZ hours from is first application, new
growth Of whlskers in few weeks 4 bottle price Is
cents, will not only stop the hair from falling off, bu, like.
wise IN three weeks causes new growth to appear and
one at ST. gives IN general good head of hair young
person.
itpreventst,e hair from turning gray and makes il curl
beautifully look bright and 81 ssy and in a few appGca
tons frees y from scur and entirely nervous mead
aches
Copies OF certificates will be shown by the vendors from
gentlemen who, after being bald number Of years have
received new growth OF hair.
The signers characters supported by His Britannia
Majesys Consul, Philadelphia, Who thereto has prefxet
his aand the royal arms OF Great r, also the Myo
and ohel Magistrates OF Philalephia who were personal
y acquainted with he signers certified their hrl
responsibility, and have likewise pr:fxed their seals
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-11-07
CHEAP BOOKS
And STATIONERY, at M 90, Mu,se,

Ind STAT10MEHX, AZ No 90, Marke.st. be,,,.,.
Nessrs. Larkin and iamiorn's Grocery y,ores
SCOTT begs leave 10 state his friends ard Tho 49,,
81 lie, that he has made such arrangements with ~.
and other cheap booksellers IL Philadelphia as ia en
hun to dipose Of Schoo and oter Boots, together with
gene raj assortment OF STATIONERY at the o.veat p
pha tiices either al wholesale retail In conseou
u such arrangement Merchants ard Teachers from both
town and county, would find it much to their ayan1.
cali and purchase, his rery reduced Prices win con-
retey preclude the necessity Of their gong to the cto
r any article in his line OF business the score Of cean
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-11-07
HORSE LOST.
BY the Governor,
Jony NJ CLAYTON,
Secretary of State.

CTRAYED on he night Of the Goth ult from the resi-
- tence OF Judge Stout living Dover; square
built scyrei horse about Ia 3 hands high, star in his
forehead his a is rather short, but carries it well when
excited When approached, he mostly lays back ls ears
He las been taught to stretch. Whoever will inorm Ell
iher of the subscribers uherc he may be found, shall be
well rewarded by Henry Stout Dover. George W. Cum
minis, Smyrna, or -
November g. 1928 S5-t
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-11-07
81 HODL BOOKS.

Arthmetcs, English Readers, seanels, Spelling Books.
Biographies, Bibles. ies'amen's States, Clpherine ard
Copy DO KS Witng and Letter Paper &c. for sale a, A
& II Wilson's Bo X and Stationery Store, No. ives, High
street, at reduced prices.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-11-07
PARCHMENT.

a. H. Wilson, No. $, West High street, have ius re-
ceed large lot OF Parchment Of very superior mali,
of Instruments Of Writing II will be sold low, and lbe
raj discount made to Wholesale purchasers " "~
Wilmington, .4ug u, 1923
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-11-07
DIR. JEW ET'T2S
I.NPROVED VEGET1BLE or GERMAN
SpEEIEf{


vgyHESE IMPROVED PILLS are cfectnal remedy
for dystpsin, indigestion, jaoafEce, head-eche' Ma
bnD, @ckness tie stomach. n7y, jantsess, loss q aM
ness, paation n The hfa't, lo1o onS ttef sH,y an az
those very affective complaints connected With dlic" ~
the digestive organs, and arrangement IN lie Hacfs'HS ~
iver.
Cerifcqic Of III. B4umgn.
TIE foNowng Is ort,fcate from Nr c, 4 Baa"Mh
gradunte mah1ne, NJ he University 81 C0ehase' ~"
a t,aetiuoner 4fh,gh ceieJriy, IN CamJriGge. Mas'.
TIE subscriber has tested the effects Of Jeweus M
proved Vegetable Fills, in several severe cases OF d
Of The Liver and digestive organs, and the result mas u"
vnced him tina, they cmneny calculated 70 sup'em
the purpose for which they designed ConsloemS
them altogether superior TO those articles commonly o
ed for similar complaints, would cheeruliy add my '
mony in favor OF so valuable medicine.
(sgne1) CHARLES FREDERICK BAuMI.lN. MD
N. T. In the above recommendation, particularly ',e
to those Pills nclnsed in blue wrapper, and sSneu VIZ
yellow label, H. Plumiey. ~ n.
Cambridge, Sept Is, 1927.
Certificate Of Or. n. s. Grenvitf.
Having the satisfactory evidence OF the i
qualities, and highly sanitary operation OF JEW uses
proDed jegetabe Pills, (prepared by ILL., Piumey ~ liver
of indigestion Dyspepsia, Jaundlce disease o. m those
&c. would confidently recommend their use =, ,o;a, "a
who may be afflicted with the above class OF compr''
ali invaluable remedy. (Signed) ,npNvuLE,
Cambridgepor, Sept 10, 1897. y;I.
The above Valuable Pills. are for sale a, .lst
mington, by u. u. Taughan, (No. a. MAJ
street,) Jos. Bringhurst & Margaret 'ohn'0"s s--
May 80, 1928.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-11-07
REMOVAL.
A. a. Ill. Wilson

HAVE NJ.NONE TULTH
Book Store and Circulating Library
10 NJ. s. Iiest Mgh ST. ssuh SIDE Of The Upper Market,
ASH fh doom FnoM rnE CORNER VI MA.RKr STREET.
yEviEY their thanks for the liberal share of
they have RECEIVED, and III he grateful for contiuu-
Of the fayorS of the public
hey offer io sale, al HE rcGuccd prices, general
assortment OF school Books and ationely and variety
Of Fancy Articles
EIanh BookS Ruled md Bound to any pattern.
FAMILY BIBLES
Very cheap Day Books; Legers, Ciphering, Copy,
Memorandum aud Pass hooks; Wiring and Letter Paper
Fem Lined do; Care;.s and Comly Cramuars; Cnmlys
Spelling Bonks; Parchment Bonnet Board Bandbo1
Board Prayer books OF the Catholic and Episcopal Church
rs Methodist and baptist Hymn books Catechlsms OF the
varipus Churches Siaes, Ink powder; Gold and Sl,e,
Paper, Embnssed and Fancy papers, &C
variety of books IN different departments of Ltera
tre, which will be sold tor less than hall the public
non price