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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-20
Sulphur Spring.
THOMAS r. HAMMOND.

1OMhS IL. Dhh'cNb.
IN1AvING taken Judge fuckers Sulphur Spring,
u known more commonly BY the name of Minghi-
ms Spring is now ready for the reception of compa'
ny. The property has undergone a considerable re-
pair and will be in short time III complete order
lie has ius, returned from below, where he has sup
piled himself with every thing the market could af.
ford and ventures to assert that his Bar sGrpass
ed by any in the Valley lie has supplied himself WIN
GOOD and attentive servants, and pledges himself that
nothing Shall be wanting or his part to render the
time Of those agreeable WHO may favor him with
CALI. -
The Spring is situated in Berkeley County, va.
eight miles northwest of Charlesto~n, eight from
Martinsburg, twelve from shePherdstown, and seven.
teen from Winchester, in delightful and healthy
country, near the banks Of the oPequon, where hnc
pure air and renovang water are added to many other
attractions. jung Nv
NJ The editors of the National Inteligencer, Alex
andria Gazette Baltimore Gazette and Freder.ek EHa
weeks and forward their accounts to the office OF the
Virginia Free Press.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-20
From the PHILADELPHIA Gazette, June Il.


DISTRESSING AccIpENT.--Yesterday after
noon, about half past O'Clock, party, consist
ing Of Two women and four men, very impru.
DENLY attempted TO cross 10 Kaighn's Point
from the Swedes' church, in small boat, call
cula,ed to hold only four persons. When
within Two hundred yards Of the Jersey shore,
the boat filled, and the two women, together
with one Of the men, were drowned-the
three others were saved. They were all from
Jersey, s what renders ii more distressing, the
two females had been to the city 10 purchase
wedding clothes, and one of the two females
(bo.h sisters) was to be married to the young
man who was drowned with them. They al
three were seen to sink together
Lieutenant Wolbert and Mr.. John Thomp'
son, ir one Of the Sheritf's officers, put off from
Kaighn's Point in boat and were instrumen'
tai in saving three Of the men from drowning
Las, nigh, had been fixed upon for the celebra'
ton of the nuprials Of the two persons thai
were betrothed.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-20

was quite resigned to it, and died in the arms
Of his servant, without struggle, The Cap
tain was thirty eight years OF age.
II is consnling 10 know, that in the tryins
circums ances in which he was placed, Cypress
ed by consuming illness. in foreign land, he
did not lose sight Of the value Of the consoa-
tons Of Religion. Every Sunday morning he
caused Lander to read to him he prayers Use d
in the Service Of the Church of England, and
frequently occupied himself in other acts of
devotion.
When the Captain was no more, our inform
ant washed the remains Of his master, and
wrapped a clean shee, round his body, which
he subsequently enclosed in blanket and the
whole in piece Of mating, Collins not being
known in that country.
The body was then carried on the back Of
camel, and conveyed TO grave, which aad been
prepared for its reception by Lander and some
of the Captains black slaves, in small gar
den in the village Of Jaungany, five miles TO
the south east Of Sockatoo, The camel was
led by one OF the slaves. The remains were
followed 10 their last resting place by four o.
theirs, and by the faithful domestic from whom
we have obtained this account On lowering
the body into the grave, the Union Jack was
waved over ii by Lander, and the burial Ser
vice was then read by the same Individual.
While he remained al Sockaloo the natives
treated him with The greatest respect. During
his las, illness his wants were but imperlec,ly
provided for, owing to the barbarous state Of
that society, in which he was destined 10 close
his career. Chicken broth and boiled milk
and rice, were the articles of sustenance which
were supplied Beer or wine was no, TO be OBJ
tanned.
Major I.aing was reported to have persisted
in December 1925. This is fully refuted, as
letter was received by his wi fe al Tripoli, dated
February 1896 from village blu, short dis
tauce from Timbuctoo. In that letter The Ma
ior apologized for its brevity, which, he added,
was caused by severe sabre wound which he
had received on the back Of his right hand.
Wh0i constitutes a aratnkard?-ltw would
srem, according TO the Auburn Free Press, that
there are various opinions in different sections
of this state, relative to the above quere. For
instance, .hey hold man in Auburn, to be a
drunkard "scho drinks at aU." In Pen-lan
ga man is not an habituaI drunkard, IN
less he is drunk more than haLf the Hme;"
and in Troy it has been decided by jury,
"that q man is not an habituai drunhard,
unless he is drunk all the Time"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-20
district Of Columbia,

County Of Alexandria.
JAMES HARPER 6. JOSHUA HARPER, have ap-
81 Piled to the Honorable William Chranch chief
Judge of the United States Circuit Court of the Dis
trict of olumba to be discharged from Imprisonment,
under the Act for the relief of nsoysnt Debtors with
in the District of Columbia, OH Tuesday the 1s day
of July next, at o'clock A. N. at the Court House
in Alexandra, when and where their creditors
CURED to attend.
June 20-5t' EDMUND l. LEE, G.. G..
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-20
Pat0Wmack Company.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. as the assem- Of the Pato"mack
~ Company is made Necessary 20 1e bv Which the
Cbes,neake and Ohio Canal Company was ncorpors.
ted, which late Acts are amendatory of the original
Ac,s rrantinr the Charter to the said Company and
the Board of directors ofhe Pstowmack COMPANY nav
nc o,dered that a central meeting of the PTopretors
fS,oct i, IRIS last mentioned Company, be ad,erts'
ed ~ he holden ON the 10th July next ensuing for the
purpose 10 Of taking the aforesaid amendaoy Acts into
aud transac,ng such other business as
nav be deemed necessary, previous TO the time shen
shall be made the surrender OF ITS Chir'ef
n.nv. directed by the General Meeting OF inc "a
tpowmack Company, holden on the 10th May, 1875
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-20
$50 Reward!

IAN AWAY from the subscriber, residing in Fau-
ll qu,.r equity, Va. onthe 5th irst-a negro woman
and well made she is of very dark complexion, has
rather curling lips; and one fore tooth broken VIII
give $50 if She be taken in the District of Columbia
and $50 if taken in Maryland or Pennsy lvana, and
all expenses paid-In all cases she must be secured
so that get her again ,
iune lift fObbhi u. Tb' ~.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-20
Hoaraing Mouse.

bONFViNS hVUoV.
VINlIE undersigned begs leave,o inform the Citizens
l. of Alexandria and elsewhere, that Size con,mues
to receive Boarders at her Dwelling, corner OF Wash
ington and Duke streets, and hatteTs heroli, that
from attention and lone experience in he business,
to be enabled give satisfaction to all VINO may ia
VOL her with their company.
MARGARET ASH1 ON.
Alexandra, Nav 26-eo8'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-20
For Rent,

-. The dwelling houses, lately occupied
ATnby Mr.. James C. Barry and Mr. Jonathan
Hasss Janney, pleasant and healthy situation on
&..21 Washington street A.
Possession may be had Immediately, apply to MI
Jonathan Janney, or to Mr.. A. Newton.
may 2l-2awlm 'ohN Li-'iN'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-20
SeialitZ Powders,

MORNING Jan effcrvescing draught, possessing all
IL the asperient properties of the celebrated Seid.
litz and Gheltenham waters; and refreshing and
greeabe as Soda Water, excellent article in warm
climates, on sale it the Book store of
June 2O-eo3t A. 7. KENNEDY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-20
Stating.

VVTILLIAM WAITE begs leave respectfully to in
w form the public that he has received from Eng
lang by the brig Cossack, IS trns BANGOR Si~d1E,
and daily expects cargo from Susquehannah, OF the
best kind from that river He will slate roofs in town
and country the shortest notice, in the best manner
and on reasonable terms-Hs brother Matthew Waite,
will also receive and execute orders in the City OF
Washington and Georgetown and their vicinity.
may 2O-en3t 1aWSW
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-20

VIM B. ROCHESTER,, Esq. Charge d Affairs
from the L. States TO Guatemala, arrived here
Yesterday in the schr Albion, from Omoa, and
will proceed by the frs, opportunity to Wash
ineton City. SAVANNAH Georgian.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-20
Vrustee's Sale

pY virtue OF deed OF trust from Robert T. 1homp-
- son to me, b, ring date The SIS dav MAY, 1877,
and duly recorded in the Clerks Office Of Fairfax
County Court, in the State tf Virgins. { shall,
Monday the 1871 dug Of 7ug"a neat (being the first
day of Fairfax August County Court before he front
door of the Court House Of sad county, expose 10
SALE by public auction. for read, MONEY, Tract Of
Land conveyed to me by said deed estimated to con-
tain
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-20
Notice is hereby Given,

That a General Meeting of the Proprietors OF tne
Paowmack Company will be holdcnsfor the pul use
aforesaid, at the Tavern of Joseph SHINES n ~
town, in the District Of Columbia, o" "' Al ,hs
ss1s Isd. are to attend the in
or by prox and they informed that pro1
les can be voted by Stakeholder: only and ina. 'nfy
should be signed in presence of two subscribing Wit
nesseS' J. MASON, Pres't Pot Co.
Office of the Patowmack Company
;nns 2awtJyIo
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-20

The said land - described by said deed part of
a tract lying upon occoquan Bay in sad county now
in the occupancy Of said Thompson A sl.al' sell
said land merely trustee under said deed, shalt con-
vey to the purchaser such title only there
ed in me. JOHN StCRAE.
may l5-ts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-20
~, TX ,,.'-s! = .f-DR1A9
may uogr;<G, JUNE 20. 1928.

nclers.apI that during the storm Of We'd
evening. black man, the property OF
=. a,ype, OF Prince George Co. Md. was kil>
,'I,y lightning, and several Other persons in
,,nse with him at the time, severely inJur-
bouse, a, the upper end Of Prince street in
.-,., VAS also struck, but received no material
!.mage.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-20

T., first meeting of the Stockholders of the
c.s,,oe. Ike and Ohio Canal Company, for The
- Of President and Directors, and for other
,,,,oses takes place to-day, at 10 o'clock, at
T.. Civ Hail. in Washington.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-20

The New York papers announce the death o.
Dr. WriSh; Pest of that city, the eminent SUR
S'00. lie died Oh Saturday last, at Throg':
Neck, in the SD year Of his age.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-20

The Russian Declaration Of War, and some
comments connected with this important event,
w Shal! publish tomorrow.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-20

III eyes are now turned 10 the theatre OF
Tarin Europe The kingdoms Of that quarter
o. The globe have once more commenced war,
o.whi.h we are no, able at this time 20 calcu-
ae the extent or duration. It's wsr, however,
when Will be full of interest, and productive Of
important consequences. The following 'e-
marks from the New York American, contain
Sme facts which it may be useful to bear IN
mud.
lHE SEAT OF WAR-AS it is now certain
Matwar has been undertaken by Russia against
Va Turks, it may not be uninIeresting TO give
some little detail concerning the countries IN
Sh'ch it will be carried on, aud of the forces
NSely 10 be engaged in Il. The Russian army,
commanded by Count Nistgenstein, is said TO
AMOUNT 10 about ! sc, 900 men Of all arms-well
disciplined, well provided, and burning for the
ol'et We find no account in our London pa
Pe's OF the precise situation occupied by this
army, no: does the proclamation of the COM
narder-in-chiei, which we publish this eve>
Jung, relieve our difficully-ior il is merely da-
%Satrom headquarters, without stating where
,uoSe are. We presume, however, that they
Se quartered in Poland, in the vicinity Of the
ruin, which constitutes the north western
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-09-30
c S in Inun1GAGlDMS.
TAR TIE DELAWARE PATRIOT.
-s-.- -. s-->si

.iM Editor,
A fe days since casually obtained number Of the
Delaware Journal Ga paper by the by that seldomGnds Us
into respectable soc cy in ~hchl discOveed piece
the signature of Brandya me-, that is truly char
ac,eristic OF an gnorat and mSles oet bnNpon How
cetit that the thor be either foil
2ad but which of he twD cannot ascertan-probahr
Mr. Bradford can In my yiew would ccl. inly require
con, ro- magcan or scne other supernatural beng
TO invent The sublime epit!els with which the ihclous
epse is eplee, such ong- ,inhcd Master rch,"
Knight OF the birch, corporal Ms"r L,ngbow," &c &C.
# The Inventor Of hose elaborate epthets be not
mancer he mustb be toul because only amongst children,
wizards and tools, such tennis in Use.
My FIRST intention Upon seeing The piece treat il
with silent contempt; but upon fnther con4ltera cn
resolved 70 make reply les, tho might infer,
that had acAly aciuos ;edgcl iha truth of the i.ua-
tons. do now without le,laon posjtvey pronounce
the whole nens Of the piace fs fer asst iclaics
IN the Delaware laUrns on the II ne the signature
Of Branlywme,' - be the most infamous les which
originated n presumption, ard hare hecn circulated hy
malicious ignorance lnot ignorance Of the
the piece land likewise pronounce tho author 90 Fran
DIVINE" 70 be base and pTesumptuous liar (or an
cessary which Is the thing whose present cnndo,
aud future destiny, IT believe Divine reyealon)
be teno!d more terrific than that of Hannah the
!, Amaske." liar is udous 10 every honest man, and {
stigma upon the human race Even the fends or angci
ni'y in the society of such detased wrc.chcs sncere,
coagran'd the ADMINISTRATION patty upon the posse
ri shis ba.o2!1a lber, this dastardy Villain, WIN stab
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-09-30
ron TIRE DELAWARE PATRIOT.

From the magnitude OF the sake IN the present pol.
cal contest powerful and universal exeitmen to be
pected and allowed tor That parry spirit should be high
and individual warmth o ineres Corresponds y SO,
atur" Ard IS to be expected II At no nstessrymeans
compatible win honor ana Gectncy VIII be 'ttt lnappo
p,a ed ny erheF parry Tor the accomplishment Il ter
different designs s'eha me, great htence IN tie y
animation OF the political motives. opinions and eoudac u
prominent men engaged IN ne contest IS nccesssy-and
although greatly assrava'ng the hcrceness tie Warfare
NUT be tolerated HIT wiere Advantage is 'aken OF this
state OF t'nss--lnd ''olcr cover al this extraordinary H.
cencehy tue anonam'ns sandsrer 10 covery milci his
poisoned tn5--shereH the eednm allowed to political
nen The ..sapa Of private charac er and calumn
ator OF individual worth IS alo ed u throw Oft the
raints Of moral principle and cpH coeoaio do his deeds
of malice aud mali n>--a time vas 'me Tor The hon0ra-
BILE and just OF all parties to associate in restraint Of this
anarchy IF debate.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-09-30

in the dark. lest the hand should be seen that s,rtss II.
blow shall endeavonr 10 unmask this mid.lph, as n
Of and present him 10 the public IN bis os ma.
ked deformiy. Every intelligent and upright man "a
admit that such conduct eyinces the little yndcty I
harmless spleen OF an insignificant and contempth IVY
cenary, who would prostitute his very soul (f he tSc,
lies and defamation. VI
Tina; such beings permitted to exist and ines, so
ETY., must be imputed 10 the long .suering Of me,c,
Providence; for like Eeres the praet of Scilv h,
the "scourge and curse OF the cnmmuniy, - ~
In our country, asprants to office expect to meet viz,
scuriity and oeianaton as necessary conse quences
however unexcep,ionable their character may be- Bnt
that private citizen, such as l. who am destined IN M
humble walks OF life should with censurs and aimee
should be represented as an cce hunter an
70 one, is base, disionoursble and unjust. There is no
person, who is acquainted with my situation in life Womb
suppose that seeking promotion, unless he should bs
malicious gnofamus such as the to hon am now
replying "Drandywine" speaks in quite pathetic
language, concerning the honest unsuspecing aud &C.
nervous II,bernians" What internal duplcity A short
time sincc aud he with his cnadjuors ou have called
them the "i't, Runaway lrishmen, the renegadoesn
&c &c No there is not II bernian o, Brandywnc but
would scorn the act OF making base liar of himseg,-
the ibcrnians possess independent minds 10 withstand
ing Brandy me" has compared them Swiss peasants
and male them out ignorant dupes. They viii give him
W the lie respecting the contract o binding themselves
to vote for Rlyard IN any way buying bartering or
selling their
For the pat have taken. alone am responsible 10 The
public. aud feel myself able and willing Justify H. and
ere placed similar circumstances would do the SAME
thing again That was under the eWpoy of Doctor NJ
Counselor II any other person, base e-and that
| have ever received gwen cent TO support tho
Cause Of either jackson Adams any way whatever is
also ntan Gus lie. And that lave ever in any vsy
pnrposey, willingly knowingly enoined any kind OF an
obligation uoon any in these Uned States to suHpo
the Of Any candidate for any office whatever or IN
H. any way acccssar, to the performance Of lese things
us likewise base aud wicked ie-These assertions am
aow and viii be Al any future tine both able and ling
to sbst anae and confirm the presence Of man
IL number Of that be collected the state ofDe
aware or United $ ates.
mus, now makci one request of the incompatible
magnaaimnus parsonage who has naliciosy de tai, :,
bec, SANDER and uaduce my ci .acet, and ma, Is 10
nmass himself in hi. future ESSAYS & MS guilty cun.
science Will permit Linn again 10 take up his ben On ,he
same subject II he .L.rd refuse TO comply with his
mplr request, The pubic ALL set him down as a n Sian.
lm0us sa:JS.er. JOSHUA GIBBONS,
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-09-30
ron THE DELAWARE PATRIOT.
COFFIN HAND ELLIS.

Corruption they say springs from evil COMMUNICATE"
and tnfced to admit the truth OF the MAXIM !" e
spect Vie concern o! The journal cthcc in the puhc
OF thcse unprncped urseries Binn total want OF cn
actcr and aptitude to every species Of viainy-om ue
to the forgery Of monumental cu,spepaie ed US 70 %
poet without surprise the grossest attempts a, impos
--liu alas that he Journs should become so co'rul
s,cnnd bis most garing and prepos;erols npoa.e"
iaiaud nothing but madness could have iaue" ns
tins attempt 10 impose upon the common sense :" ="
people Of Delaware .nd
| These Bills intended to impose upon the pun ~
laborous, whose Of information are lev a'u or
tuntes fewer These to be circulated among W N
and l'inns, Moses and company nsuiIngiy eXpec' @ in
be Al once swallowed They know that no one ~. ,nen
formation is complete be inpo-ed upon Ana % oneu
beware that This very aemp imposlure does NV fihe
the eyes OF the very class they Intend 10 dese"e' "
corruption Of the cause .ey essay to assist ,.,.n;vs
just and fair needs such vile ana @ rasr.
trick suppurtit What profitable apology can pe Meet
Ell for the publication of these Balls which can w" nrad
The crcdulous and the ,gnoianf VIII MOSS ~ no
fo'd affect to dsheIIeve that they are bssef nos.
make an adjective Of proper name)-and wha nd every
s,be worse-B,nns iorgercsi He knows t'-a; INF Ell.
honest man whom this and pitiu @ The ma,
dcd 20 ensnare-should pause and ask hmsel hoIdug
iurc OF that must be whose supporters ~ If de.
il obliged to utterly disregard even the T;pht
cency or the show of principle. Coftin hsnao got ind
EN- the "vulgar" forsooth but the journal w." ,'h uoj
that the vug 3" common people, as oid jun he had
say, easily >cared ou Of their Tesdav
better keep his cotlilrs 10 bury bis hores hSA' S.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-09-30
DEAD IS KING HARRY THE a,h.

Froia tie Richmort Elguiifr.- lie at fAhy
catlun Of the lntelliseucer i, exploded, Tie
scene which they Sd -olenns "nrocla,mpd to
the people OF New York" t. b. in operation 1,
ssarp thar rights" had scarcely Tea, ned Alba
ns before Nh fan Barren distinctly declare, the
whole story 9 10 b, rtte,tg ard ALPHABETICALLY M
1t1g. ~ mar and ia tni- anchor OF the admin
-,rat.On likewise gone NhY-- here was story
boldly st uP-The Intel;igencsr ayowed HAT
;hey had " indisratatts e.,mony Of tb- existe zee
Of tae design''--tit,1en Iammou stronel, con-
tirnins 1T ne whole Kennel Of Administering
Editors hal ku.g in Bins - King. Dwight,
iray, Blanche. Sweetheart. ard al gong OPEN
fnouthed IN the Chase-fhe New York American
repeating this warning to TIE CitizcAs Of New
a"rk-because i = cmphai,cay given. and MT
;Hhoat bsine dntg conSiltrpd and Tp, @hea'--crY
tng out TO the people TO awake ard sdca;e YOUR
figh:s while yet you have the ume. See s0ur de-
leyates PEI naliy-,eqnire irum them pledges
that they will not consent to any act for delraud
my their constituents. and selling The state The
Zine presses. Awak'. Awake. Yet no snoner
does !" the Arch Magician touch this air built
castle, thai it dissolve, into thin air l. inst as
we PREDICTED. We knew there was NOT a pat.
lc'e Ui truth IN the story. We fHrsaw the all
vantage which these wreckess spirits were giving
Dir. Vah Buren, over them. The re.at tion /, now
taxing place = The lnteliis i, " challenged
To pto'iuce the slightest prom Of their assertion
-anl they cannot now shrink from the demand
They must now explain how il Is. that they have
cpme 10 circulate :. dtspe,at and de- nicahlc
faOtcat,oh." But the wust Of il i the effect
~nieh Il VIII inevitably produce upon the characte
VI their paper. once 80 high. and nos 81 fallen
W no can hereafter believe them even when tie,
declare hey have tine most iu!ispptattS testin,o
N.Y. OF the accuracy OF their assertions But tina
thls mlshap should tax. place. in the very la,
garter CT the race-when the Intelligence is IN
der whip and spur, when it Is time to exercise al
the dexterty and re uurces vi which the, are ma.
ters-when now the day. ana now'- the hour
lit mast he ann"yag bel ond expression
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-09-30

When Sllenu> was asked. 50 What was the best
thns that could lefaIl man f'-he, alter ong ST.
leIce. answered -. II i best TOR all neysr 10 he
h.s ., tas neing born, to die very quickly
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-24

"M. COWAN .h's received, and now offers. a well
seisced and seaeFa assJ.lent OF ladies' and
goo ann she pant lsyor ati verge Watches: cist Cav al
hfmts Clocks and fGepeics; diamond, pearl paste a.
and fancy Jcveir; silver, plated AMI Britannia War
eVcrpont cal.n'ar, and othc Pencils iontai s1ly-r and
s.si fenS' sold silver and shell ecaclcs Thinles rooti.
PICKS haz1rs, scissors, erhnves Thermometers pcrous-
SION ai' hnt Rocket Pi percussion Caps Spy Glasses
surveyors aud pocket compases. Plating INSTRUMENTS mi
mature frames and cssrs; DO aei hooks: ea,d c.s
am purse clasps pocket aud shell combs; gold e steel and
SIX evans seals and KEYS hey military goods watch
cie an OF winch he enabled sell below former PRICES
Nb-" atches and clocks and mathen,a cal in strn,ens
carefully repaired and adjusted.
Orders i"I amy article IN his line pnc,uany attended 10