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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-15
Furniture, Venetian Blinds md Pinnoea-

Furniture, Venetian Blinds and PianOes.
THNHE Subscriber keeps constantly on hand gene
Il raj assortment Of CIbnet Furniture inanufac-
tured by the most select ourneymcn, and of the best
materials viz sldeboard, bureaus, secretaries book
cases, china-presses, double and single wardrobes,
carved and plain screw and patent Joint bedsteads,
straight lcgd and pillT and claw dining tea and
card tables, low post ar canopy top cribs plain and
figured cloth SOFAS curld hair and moss mattresses
hair and moss stuffed ety chairs, new pianoes with
an assortment of Venetian blinds of various sizes-
Any article in the ab,ve line will be made at the
shortest notice, the INST reduced price, and in the
most fashionable and wrkrnanlike manner.
The subscribers spcial attention to the Undertake
ing shall be given at he shortest notice. and at the
most reduced prices lie also keeps for hire neat
funeral hearse, with good driver and gentle horses
GEORGE IIENDREE.
Opposite the Merchants Coffee House
Nov 81 Main Street.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-15

VIRGINIA.: At rules, holden in the clerks Office Of IN,
superior court of chtucery 10. the Richmond district
the I'd day If June, 1923: James Anthony pit dgais
John Marshall, Daniel Call, and George Fisher ex ors oil
the Rev. John Buchanan dec. Hill Carter Susan Garter
Mary Carter and Elizabeth Carter, infant children o
Charles Carter the younger, dec Robert Rando ph and
Elizabeth his wife, formerly Berkeley, Walker Tay or and
Elizabeth W. C. his wife, formerly Berkeley, Edmund
Berkeley, Ann b. Berkeley, Robert G. Berkeley. Pake +.
Berkey heirs of Catharne s. Berkeley formerly Garter:
Mary w. Braxton, Am II. Lee, Bernard NJ Garter
Williams Carter, VIM. FtzhUgh Carter, Hill Carter,
Thomas Garter, WIN. F. Wickham and mn his wife
formerly Garter, and Edmund Wickham aud Lucy his
wife, formerly Carter Nathaniel Burwell and Lucy his
wife, John H. Garter, Charles Shirley Carter Bladen Du-
laney and May w. his wife, late Carter nc rs Of Edward
Garter, Charles Garter, Joseph c. Cabe and Nav his
wife, heirs OF George Carter Nancy Norva the widow
and Josephine Norvel, Martha Norve Mary Norve aud
Ihomss Norvel, infant children and heirs Of Thomas
Norvell, deceased and Polly Smith, dts.
The defe ndants Ann Lee and Bernard NJ. Carter moi
having entered their appearance aud given security ac
cordng tu the act Of assembly aud the Of this
and II appearing by satisfactory evidence they he
NOT inhabitants o this countryi is ordered said
defendants do appear here the first day next term
aud answer the bill Of the plaintiff; and copy Of this
order he forthwith inserted in newspa per published
in the city Of Richmond for months and
posted at the front door OF the capito the said CITY,
% copy Tes,e, VIM. g. PENDLEToN. c. G.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-15
CHRAP BOOKS TORF-

CHEAP BOOKSTORE.
H. NASH has received by recent arrivals,
- very considerable additional supplies to his
iormcr extensive stock Of Books and Stationary; all
Of which will be sold low, for cash. nov 81
FoVct by Lady Of Pirgiaio.
LUST published and for sale by The subscriber, for
the exclusive benefit Of the distressed family Of
the Authoress, MORTON a'rgo Of the Revolution
Price l dollar J. n. NASH.
10.
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VIRGINIA; ~ rules, holden ~ the clerks office Of the
superior court Of cbancery for the Richmond dis,ric
the Aih day OF August 1873 John A. Lancaster admor
Of Margaret Deeux, deceased pit against Tbon,a. sC
erson Randolph executor of Thomas Jefferson doc El,
zabeh MsEzei, daughter Of Philip Mszzei formerly Of
Abemae, aud late NJ Pisa IN the grand ducy Of Tuscsny
deceased, Giovanni Baista Ruschi Count E,sre.seo nj
Tesla Del ie"osoand Giovanni CargnaUi executors Of
the said Philip Mazzei, deceased, DIS
the drirndants Elizabeth Mazzei, Giovsnui Battisa
Rusch Count Francesca Del Tesla Del Ignoso aud Clio.
Vanni CSrmgnnn not having entered their appearance
an gven security according the of assembly aud the
rules OF 'h court aud h appearing by satisfactory evil
deneo' mat they are not inhabitants Of this country; Il
ordered mat the said defendants do appear here On the
hf day oi the next term aud the bill If the plain
ui and that copy of this ordo be forth with usef,ed la
some newspape published IN The city If Richmond for two
months successivry, aud posted the front door NJ ,t
capitol 10 the said city.
81 c"ry Trs'c, WV. O. pENurrey. r
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TO C0rpenfeg md CdJinet .71fcrs.
ITNIfE Subscriber hs. and will constantly keen
u on hand, an Ctensive assortment Of mahoga-
ny, and materials oil descriptions in the Cabinet
line viz boards, pink, post, crotch and shaded vc-
neers, with good ounter stuff, hand railngp novels
banistcrs &c. for torres and dwelling houses- Also
curled hair figure and plain hair cloth. moss oum
copal, coach and cbinct varnish all Of which will be-
sold low for coshpr good paper
GEORGE IIENDREE,
Opposite the Merchants Coffee House
Nov 81 Main Street
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-15

MTAs committee runaway, to the jail o. Rockbridgc
w the 10Th 81 of Sept past nulauo bov, who says
he name IS NTCHCAs WEIR, and that he is fresbon, but
hound until Of - Mr. Wloughby, Of the county N
Nelson Said hoy fdout rs W years Of aye, about feet
NJ ~ inches high light complexion; his clothing so bad
that ey cannot bcfgnbcd he has marks that can OBJ
serve The ovrer ay, s required apply for him, he
win BE- dealt with escsbly ~ law.
CORNEfIUS DORMAN, Jailof.
Iasinston. RaeLfdge co.utv Nor an. 1873 Rt-lInc
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WYE have yet remaining, after the largest portion
~ OF the wholesale business of the season may be
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-15

MIR. ALPHONSE LOUBAT ha-
w wing considerably enlarged his VINE
YARD, on LDSG-lsi.ANp, where he now has,
IN full cultivation, Ihirty.fre .Ac,es of
Ground, containing 72,0O0 Grape Vine
Roots; having also the peculiar advantage
of being enabled to procure the best species
of Roots from his Fathers extensive Vino
yards and Nurseries, in the Districts of fSor-
6sLnts Gcrnc and Ru-cf Denarfnaents Of
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-05-03
REMEDY FOR THE PILES.

NTBE Medicine now offered IN the Public, ID Que which
IN has been fully subjected To tie liabe test OF eApe
rjonce and in every instance where il has been fairly e
il has been attended with tho most complete success In
of the cases, the patients had been Eaog under the
disease years, and during that period Ind received the
medical advice, and lld even undergone painful sur
gical oJeratun without permanent advantage IL Is not
like those usually adversed) offered certain cure for
long catalogue Of diseases, but those afflicted wth t!i,s com
paint, for which aone IL recommended, mIy reiy "it
confidence upon claiming re IN It's worst ioI., IN
abort time and they themselves the best judges OF tbs
mpo1ance of such remedy Price 80 cents per box with
disectLIns signed by the proprietor. Prepared and sold al
HENRY COHhISu'j Drug and Chemical store, Phlade
phia. Also, supply just received, for safe by
DR.. g. II. TILLlNGIAST.
No T. South Main street. sign Of the Golden Mortar Prov
dance L. t. 6n,sew. April s.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-05-03

THE CuaisrIAL. a Literary pcFodca!'
entitled thc Christial, and published at Pats
burgh. Penn. has been sen, to us ter an eS-
change. We Of coarse comply "ih tic wish
cs of lis cd,'o:. and Cor h5 espeoiul benefit,
vii add, that his blo;ing, possesses cons der.
able Hcrt, and is entitled to tie patronage Of
the world. The number before Ia, contains a
very pretty print representing I female pro
cecGng from tie field to the co;ta"c, with the
uyl.'s Of her labor, whilst an OF lady, at a
dstau C ,s:,s on cold s:oac, and Is del 5t.fa,e-
" app,,ing a handt ercL!ci'- -GnG cd fashioned
ono to her venerable nasal organ! How af
fcGting..--Thc C.r.stal comes from pc!n. Q!
colstry which "c do not much like nr,i, be-
cause i;s ;nhabiian'5 one burned The cfgy Of
Mr. Clay; secondly, because all the Giils
have bunches on tier Eechs, and are fond Of
coal somke Thirdly, wo are opposed 10 It,
because the proprietor Of the weston Hotel,
once suffered US 90 sleep in unclcan shcc's,a
TO carry away proportion 81 TIC inhabitants
of the 1cd-tick, and starved ou. logsc mo Tie
blrgain.
However, Pittsburgh is fine, fourishing
place - contains us many pretty lasses as any
town on the continent, and is famed Cor lis
coal mines Co. Glass works aud Dutch oycus.--
Bat what has all this to DO with the Chr!stia,:
Nothing. And so TO bring our sermon to
close, we viii cncc more recommend the
Chr!s,ial to The kind patronage Of the p4tl,c.
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e, SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 3, 1928.

glel 10 l,berac the ens,ycd. He viii soon be
with US, when he VIII present TO The citizens Of
Providence, a correct and concise state OF The
affairs Of Greece, and develops facts o: cG'a.
truth and interest.
Bat Lafayeties, Pulasiis, and Stcubens, are
no, very plenty no% a.dlys and we doubt II
ten, oct of the thousand, who have visited
Greece, have been aciuaied by the bos, Of
motives. But. however the afirs of Greece
may terminate, the ladies' of America may
Justly hoas: Of their sincerity and congraIu-
late themselves, that they have at least made
an effort, TO lessen tie suilrrngg Of the thrice
unhappy Grecians. In the firtherence Of this
good work the LADIES of PRoyIDE"c have
taken conspicuous part, ana By their labofs,
have proved, that they have been lc.uatcd b.
the nobest principles Of humanity and chris
tianity, and won garland. which can only be
worn by the yir!uous, tho p;ous, and the be-
nevolent Years may pass away, aHd though
Greece may remain in her pre- en state Of
slavery and degradation, the kind Offices,
which have been performed for her by tic hui
mane Ladies of America, VIII be remembered
by disconsolate and wretcEcd Grecians.
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ao long before tie room was full Of membese
If the Faculty, Of all dcerces apothe cstiss.
surgeons, and physicians 1t was considerable
tine Ivlorc the patient could be prevailed on
10 lemOye the apron and expose his throat; but
at length when lie did so, with much caution
it was found TO be in perfectly whole states
there Tot being even scar visible!
Though Mr.. Dundas had much reason 10 b
delighted al having escaped unhurt. he was .
ltlle mortified ut the laugh which this adven.
tuto occasioued; and his chagrin was greatly
increased whcn he found he had to pay for the
attendance ol the medical gentlemen (which
having done, and having shaved the other side
Of h,s face himself f0r he would trust no more
hirbcrs- he Gecamped from Edinburgh, ane
cd not return for many years.
We advise those hypocrondrical gentlemen,
WHO are in the habit Of mdul2ing too freely IA
thqr moody moditations, 10 follow the example
oi ,hc me!nncholy, Mr.. Dundas They my
profit by thus doing, and afford signal benea
fit 10 themselves. and 10 society at large,
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FJGHEnU0G
CALEB C.. COOKE,

NAyOU1.D IN form his friends and tie public generally
Wv that he has now hand at his room, No iOi
Westminster street, first east Of Tie Univefsl Chapel, an
elegant assortment Of Furniture Of his manufacture,
m,de Of the very best OF II Domingo Mahogany and
rened among which patterns for side boards
Cenie Tables, Wariroles, Grecian Sots Mahogany French
pannelied Bedstcads, which he will srll low.
y. Il. Particular attention pll 10 manufacturing to order
Furniture Of any description, M short notice. 4. L. {. VIII
end Ia III tile duties oan underakcr, such making COT
fins, attending Funerals, procuring iieases Sc when
qucs;ed.
MAHOGANY.
G. &. Cooke, also attends Keeping general Mahogany
lunber yard, in of his Fnrninc Ware Room, he las
band about ten thusand feet of It. D1uingo aai
Biy Mahogany, srved in Boards Plank and JoS baacl
and shaded Neneers, very indsome, suitable Tor Cabinet
anhers, Machine mlkers and Builders generally, Mahogany
furnished in the log and sawed T. any dimnuOns at slior
notice. Orders particularly attended to-
April 3. 3m
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-05-03
DUMFRIES' HIGHLY APPROVED
EVE WATER

IaNIs cfe and puwerI wash for sore or rSdntd Eyes,
n stands p.eenlnent among the multitude Of ordinary
nIep,ra ions inr tins irse. The mot obstinate the
nsst ght n..anos OF that delicate organ, yield to this
highly approved Eye Water, which will brace and restore
the tpe o, dsesed On recent The effect
10 highly sntary. In CASES Of years rt1ndng the most ul
expected relief been received, after other applications OF
inferior iiclcy had failed WeasacSs scrsres5 and oil
or cupints o the Eyes, proceeding from colds, have been
r-rnnien,y removed. Those who it pronounce to he
Tho hes. preparation for this complaint they ever met with,
sSscilly in obstinate Of sorencss and inlanation-
Price Is cents per bGtHc.
ALso-The celebrated Cd'bran Tooth Aeae P,hS wh'ch
give ia edate reiij, wion the least niny t' the Teeth
On trial this VIII he fi On" Of the nest zen eaies KNOWN
for this paintnl conpa'1t. Price 30 certs II IN =.
ar Prepared anl ,li Di,leste, by II. KDDEH propri.
efor Of the COgp0 Idriac" Counting Room ~ Girni-
bers No o. Corro Court ani anref streets, and At
retail by his special appIinmht, together t" ali the ue
different articles of Tie Conway lied cinc) by the follow ny
Druggists, viz. JOSEPH BtiLtii Ir. aud
JDH. II. NJ hSDt x TO
*Observe none genuine witlot the written signature
r. KiDDER, on the uit3.de printed wrlpper.
Large dscoun. IL those VINO Duy t. sell dsai
Anvil 3.
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A good friend Of ours, who is fond Of live
~ thing, and TO Use a Western phrase, 4" Is not
slo,c TO laugh" has very kindly selected a va
rciy Of matter fro.a English publications., and
requested US to PUBLISH them. We aGai!e h.s
taste, and sha! be proud + ho VII -oa!.nuc his
ta,ors.
Before Henry Dunhas, afterwards Lord
Melville, had obtaincd TIE patronage "i Scot
land, he was not very pup"'ar Wlh the natives
OF that cOani:.: Ind .ed TIC inhabitants OF the
good town Of E!Eao.o' "a: uGe time, so,g.,t
his hfc, and ~ ould have sacrificed hnI 10 tac,r
fury, for having been concerned Ia certain
! measures 10 which the general cp,aion va
opposed.
In this state Of the prb'ic mind. ie Iaade &
vst 20 ihe Scottish capital, and b, ,inE one day
recognized walking on tie mort. brio - or
mound hc was surrounded by an Immense n.o5
| who haSlcd ni.n ~ a rcr! IGGc manner, and
made preparations 10 :iuun Lui over the p2r-
apct. Luckily, Lo happened 20 have con
siderable quantity OF money N his 20. ret. in
the shape of uuics aHd silver, ~uici he lad tie
presence OF miEI TO throN, alternately lmua1
Ihcm, -. H. to divert their atteuti II, Hh-. be
Nrdc all possible way ipt tdo iIgua.pu 81 tic
Lord Provost; where ailcr great o,ticul!r,a
having disposed ci liis Ia -tsh,'nng lie arrived
| and found rciug1 and pgoteci.oH.
The .nob uctc lscl however, and surround
ed the Chief Magistrates house. crying yeae-
,no,,,I, mn, o,,,. y .nl, a. r,.t.oI,, y.I,,,.l,
and h"h,,cI o,Let,;., in - vary riot,ps .,,c-
ncr 81 length tho provost lcar;ng they would
proceed 10 cX' crIu'al'c came o"t and aGi.f,ss-
Ell them on the d,;,a, Of !ospj,l,.,, aad on
Nc ancient aad uniform char .ctur otiha Srr's
or ~" exercise of larl yir'pr; anL c0uala|cl
BY sa,inr, that he '!rnrr,i ,.oi.u prefer h.lIa.
a virtm TO ,hcr tury. rather tH.l cc"t aay
person who In! soa,hl the as, lia! ot ait inat
'fu.3 was aa appeal which 40 Sop,c,. ,.1an .ogi !
Withstand more pa..l,lI .iir hs 4 cam. i,u.
n.an. wla.so ameu.'y o! car.ao',r aua md
disposition h'd rendered ban general. tc.
Ioycd. llayiag given TIE p.oyps' tine, chcc!5
they quoily G.sporsoI to tha;r houses
Whist ho rrnniHcd in Ldubu.ch ON tbs oc-
caeo1. Mr.. Dmaps look care no, 30 >Aow
himself again 10 the st.cc,s, but soon iOg.. h.s
depart,I4 .or London
500. ,r.y,ris ha',,- o',I.,od n rcy's., b..
,,,.., cn,,.,,r. ard li,,.. ina, ,h. en-, ,,l
il,,,, o,..r w., mot v,,l IA al. ,,.,..
bi.l one which terrified lam r2lqly, if rot
moro -, then that na ito Npuh Dat-c /:
.ac.i. that ha hrd gc.ca'!y been acre .,ary 10
,o9.a Other ohaoE,o,.s wr-~,r.: not, loso.cr.
Of sIrA general r,rorf4n,r n- 'h9 i,,rn,r one.
I: W., .tch rs to hccp II ,c tho rub ,a nai 3D..
:Eo.gh not su,.ir.,nt to b,ow il INTO a,'ual
1irG. IN thssiate Of tina > Ec arrived at a.!
hotel in EdnbGrgh. ana neSt morning ,cnt for
a barber 20 shave han.
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REMOVAL.

- RtTTEY, has reHhri Ia Christrn-Ili!l, No. ii'.
30 High street; AMI ist' dry "jc'ng number o cases
u! rev tiunis, among which ne
Efllr i C..iae.ef, rinie!', puils, 'orkii~s; SIX,
NarWit, nc"nllh, stN vrrp ,a Iurs'.,'s Nc.t!aga
British AMI d IN sc -Art'f3 m! ~it;'tg@; 'a!c. ~,
i q 81 ant 10 nrir cling .iuii, "p'S th,E', NlHbr,
,>w.sI H1l Drp< hF'rF; II Il III itr!@; fl2 Ill Il N
II" ikrfch:u:s; eat, III l!l Ic,t En u.s. sowing
NIX r' V!.t, ri AMI Nee Hes cotton md a"u !ryii
six nhI : hhy V,,?gt$; bang up CJrd5, Sa.pyIde.s.
New -irsi :n'ta i.t., c,clJ.
OF t7Jl-- 'oNs, Puurbpts, Vests, Top Cove, trpcks,
shot ilrliAi-, cl.Ti arl hii Iirlhs, "a. toy Cons.
=. 3. n'rIicnts cut a made 10 oiter, az warr;i -
TT lie. February ;.
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real ESTATE FOR SfLE.
TENIlE undersigned, oilers for slc Ore and o', sin,t-
Il ed Piwiuyet street. in one of the innst agreeable
sections Of the toyn. The house Il new story high,
r1m'rl roonI aud iinshc IN The most nnlcrn ty.r The
LIT Is 30 feet ir NJ, PiwNct Sict, and 80 feet derp.
This pc ull1ry cl.culitcd Tor young mechanic,
indeed fr any who fond u the ru:tge life, and
possesses lv1n1rcs, over any other ciic of the
vicinity. II will bh shi reasonable and accuinmod ng
terms Tor which pelso apply at the Office nf the Literary
Cadet, the owner Of tle estate Pawiuxe street,
the prenises SAMUEL CLARKE.
March ~ r
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APPRENTICE WANTED
a Apprentice to tie Painting business is wanted. A
IA lad from III TO IL years of age would he prelerei
One who would be disposed To- promote his employers in.
1crsss and be industrious, aud in his habits wi find
advantageous situation, application to this oce,
BRADFORD HODGES,
No. ~, Weybosset street,
WHO III As FOR SALE,
general assortment of Paints and Oil, which win he soll
good terms be odlncj nj any store in Rhode
Island. Apfil
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A PLEASANT REMEDY FOR CO2Ns.


n h, hloyo fo' ,ras. ht Apiu Corn ris,rr.
By H. Application according drcof2Iu IN, d .oi The
Corn is I'd, c aud hawa ou h the roo., Wia
out the cld an Of tie trouble and Jtngcr attending
The hnidIn, AMI ne inl practice ofcaa"ts The Corn hy
cutting.
The fslpwns in,a"eI from oher, Of similar chI
aeter, sufficiently attest 10 The Superior efficacy Of The Aha
Cora P,ser.
Mr. Firrr, er Boston, nnhcr Of vcrrS ditres.cl y"
very p,iaul Corn hal apic every tt fccommcai wi h.
elect aud rendered Pc ic ripple. un amp, ing
this Plaster he p'riccty cured Of h anh feed Gom
he lam mess.
Genilenan of Greenf-l was for years afflicted with
paia'ul Corn anJ curel by bow after every
other plaster had heen tried 10 purpose.
M Cutler, Of Do,lon, cuted Of ouble,ons Corn by
one hox.
Ceufats. To those a.ctei with Corn their feet
10 certify that have used the Abion Corn P.er. wi
plete Before hal uci box it completely cued
Corn which had troubled the for n'ny year,. make ui'
public for the henr Of lhoI. afflicted wh ih,t naauJ
yisi,t (SigneD NA SHAW.
Flushing, Lon. Island, Feb. -.
price ~ cens abnN)
1OPrerarsd from te iginal Recipe Ms. Of the late Dr.
W. T. CGaway by T. kdie hi, nnciitc slcCc.sor sal sole
srarrie'sr. For sale whoec, with all the other Conway
Me icine) al his Counting Room No. 10 Conr-reet,
corner OF lianovcrroci, an At retail by his special APP
eoinpen, by the following Druggists. BALcH Jr
eoBS II. Mason, Proslence anl Df.J. WILLIAMS, War
zen.
- Observe genuine without the written signature
OF T. kIDDER of the outside printed wrapper.
L,rge discount to those who buy ts se!l sgsn.
Apii 20
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other Characters, wherein she may have bet
ter opportunities Of Displaying the variety ana
eA,cn, of her power. hlr. Macroady per
formed thc par, Of Biron. Mr. Cooper Po'-
sonuted JiHe,oy and Mr.. Wal!ac&, Ca'LDs.
The o.Act parts lell inlo competent hand@.
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n~goa-s.:sa-.s.ss Z !. 2 q e T i. .s.s; g Z;
c. L. HINCKLEY,

PORTRAIT AND MINIATURE PAINTER,
IN n As removed hs Painting Establishment 10 No. 81
4 South main street, directly opposite Dr. J. Blch Jr's
Store II April .
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NEsJiNGs Of almost every descrptinn,-anong which
are black sl.k MaSci!es, TDnet, Valencia Sc. &c.
Susfenders oi al kinds stacks, lhdkfs ia ge vircty
drflngi al all Kinds fh'n's trimmings very good as
sHneIt nni likewise, line iot al READY HAUE cLorH-
Isi, all U w!c they VIII sell Low, In clsi approved
cgcit.
4. &. g. r. WELLS would in,,fn .hcir clsi rnnrs aud
tie pn'c geu"liy, HAT tucs hi.r p scd ul Jam
j. Nls1a, Il New YORK, iaicG;oe, fr cn;tnr
garments IN eit new syateG hy Wh' C - tsH he
cut wiInu 'c s'bi'Uy oi nilklng msit. il' Hbovs
re has been taken by IN ~, of the prncp Merca.r TAT
lrs III tie tHtai S;cs wthia uY ntli4, C.ic;t,cs
from whom WI he shown 10y ealing the sI,<cr ,cls.
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Mrs. DUFg. The Lendon papers, Of a
high respectabilaty, and whose criticisms are
regarded as just and generous, fair and liberal,
induced nett her by fanatcsm, prejudice or
enmity-speak IN terms Of the most unqualified
praise of Mrs. Daft. since she has been III Lon
don. The Courier, paper. which does not
deal so largely in thea ;ica! concerns, as many
OF the publications OF tie Metropolis, says that
she is superior to any actress that has tod the
British stage, since the days Of Mrs. S!ddons
Respoc. for Mrs. Daft, and just admira-
ton 70. aes talents and domestic virtues,
constrains MS TO rejoice that she has succeeded, 4,
and met the fondest antcipaions of her friends.
Whether considered as an actress, or as II
member of society, no lady has stronger claims
to the good will of tie world than she has.
She is the sister in law of Thomas MooRE,lhc
celebrated poet, and in one Of those hours when
the young passions misguidc the senses, size
eoped, and welded JouN DUFF, an actor
who once stood at the head Of the American
Stage, and promised TO become a srcces:fal
competitor with the most distinguished actors
oc the age; but who like u