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PINNSNLEANTA

Grcat changes are duly taking place in this
stale ia favor Of the Admin isuation. and Ihlugs
q are working together tor good 4 letter
from Harrisburg 2ist published in The iork Re
cuidei, siYs " The Two opposite county meet
ing held here this week. produced great sirlie
TO show strength. Bnth parties agiee that the
ADMINISTRATION meeting wa much the strongest,
both as 10 numbers aud character, This county
Douphtn. is con,idereda as entirely secure for the
ADMINISTRATIONS
iae pennsylyania Cenliiel Of the 27th instant
saws, the meeting held IN Adams county ON
the 10Th, las given a death blow 10 the hopes OF
Inc friends Of Gen. Jackson in the county. They
feel NOW ttay have nothing 90 expect from Nd
ans county. but defeat, signal defeat And ma
nv of thrm are even trembling ior ttluSyttaata'
hey keep mp a sembauce OF onll't'ocr-hn
marks Of fear atc upon their conuirnancrs And
well may They lcai for, We nave great reason
10 expect. that Pcnus, ivaniH VII Vet follow Tie
example of" Obi kemuck y'-dnd throw hpi
weight 10 the administration The changes thai
wc ocar uf daily around rs, are a most happy
prt sage OF the success 10 the good cause.-The
cause OF order, and of Constitutional govern
mrnt-
The Village Recorder. Of Chester county saws.
" Our columns ate filled to overlooking. Ad
mjni,n alton meetings are h"lding al around ms
Il Is Administration aud jackson throughout tn,
State. Federalism aud Democracy seem I,
have gone to sleep, or, perhaps, are dead. w
/ hope whatever was @noNious in either may sleeI
forever. and what MAS good in beth may resls,
and foun,,h perpetually. The best spirit Is a
broad. Our iricads 20 forth in rene" ed %st'eneii
aud yigor SINCE the cheer ing news from Loo'sia
na and kentucky. VeliIy. a day-siar OF hope
has risen in the West. To all Our friend.
throughout the CommohWea lth, we say,
"T~oNouKrESrs, O lsRAELf'
Let your March be onwatd. Our cause i
just oprit and perseverance will ensure US vic
tory"
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Mallory for Adam, 900


We shall occasionally r~cpublisn these est
mates, correcting our own, from time TO time, as
more accurate Information and the changes OF
public opinion shall warrant.
The sniallpcs, Oi tlI III JoIity claimed in Our
estimate, contIasied with that claimed by tue
Jackson mcn, will be thought discouraging,
10y many, and we shail be charged with I'M
policy FOR having pubfiShed il. We are aware
Of All that can be urged ON THIS head, but
We nryer have feared nor do ae nov tear, a.
ny Ill consequences from IA publication of the
ttutn.
"" desire - JuH, as we'll as a fair. expression
OF public OPINION, aud hold it TO be of the utmost
Importance that on tins great occasion, trefy
Gt'-e8. whose health, whose conscience, and
primary dulies to hts family will permit, should
vote.
Il those wh, are honestly convinced of the
great Importance of electiug Mir. Adams, Will
take die trouble, Ia a plan and familiar way, to
eApian 10 their nelghbors their reasons for sup
Porting NJ. Adams, aud the force OF then ohlrc-
tons against General Jackson, they will do much
to multiply the voters OF the present admlnistra.
ton.
II those persons who are couvinccd of the
/ good winch IS TO follow Il perseverance IN the
present American System, would bat imagine
The election OF General Jackson the calling a
Ipuhu MN oI lneA ltlltuCtu slalrSltitn anu
such "a council entering upon a series OF untried
mcasures-@ " 'nld bat suppose that their own
activity, ami that OF others, enter aiming Their o.
piuIons, could have aNeGtcd such a state OF
things, hup uncomfortable would be the re-
proaches OF ,her con.cieuces Let them avert
such calalnries and reproachings by doing THEN
duty. VIII e II may be done. While ms yot day,
let them pork ; tor the night comelh in which
40 man can work. Let the activity OF Others
stimulate You to ike exeitious. y len Others
toll To do evil, do YOU labor 10 counteract them,
aud do good.
One position more we would take, and en-
trench ourselves IN II, as the only one which can
ensure sa1etv. We would d" make assurance
doubly sure, by making certain the VOC OF
PENIS, iyaaia. Let there he such deCi, i've man.
ilrstan1ns OF our strength HHie Inspectors Eiec-
ton aud AZ the General Election, AZ shall con-
vince the people oi ather states, that Pennsgisa-
MIA Is deiel mined 10 be true to her Own Interests,
her own principles, and her Own system, " the
American system Let this be done, aud the
overwhelming majorlt, 10y which Nh. Adam
will be reelected, wi put down the treasonabl,
rlanor Of the south, aud give per petuIty to III,
Priuciples, the elernai aud lnmoseabir Princi
plies, on which rest the Gr,a tnes, and Pruspcl
", the Freedom and Happiness, OF Penn>yi ~
ma.
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From The Hhtg.
kfATICkl AND PFNNSYIEArvI

"T-TT ~ NFT T..N-NET " N-TTN.
~" following cxtroot ota letter from a gen.
hcman at Washington. of much intelligence,
WI bc read with interest. The reader will dis
cover lie cauSe ofthe closen.ss OF the vote for
Governor IN Kentucky.
The plot defeated n Fayette. was executed in
other counties, jackson men after voting in
one county, went 10 another aud voted there toe
Shameful, Infamous corruption This Is the
party, vino nrr ever clamoring for REFORM
Aye, JACKSON and REFORM
Washington, Ing 81, 1898.
You viii see thai Gen. Metcafe, WHO voted for
Mr.. ADAMS in Congress. has succeeded in his e
lection for Il vernon OF Kentucky, by a compar.
a.lte'y small, but decisive majority. over Einj
Nm. + hurry The regularly noflinatcd lack
sou ctaa,datr one u. the most eloquent men il
Ihr. State, aad who had for FIRE Tong months, up
Oh the stump and hustings, eAerted all his pow
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rar VOTE OF pENNsYLyANIA.


In April last the jackson Central Committee
published their estimate ofthe probable vote IN
eveIv count, in Pennsylvania, At the fresiden-
tial Election. From that time 10 this, the editor
Of this paper has been occupied ~ sehlilhS
" Circulars. 50 and keeping up an active ana eA-
tcnsiye correspondence throughout the STAT,
with a view, upon n comparison ot al his
information. to submit TO the people OF Penn
eyiyan,a what he believes will be the vote
in the several counties At the election, Octobei
3lst.
The mass Of ignorance and mfSrfpresen-
tation winch has been spread before the public
for the purpose OF deception, has, tor some time
been giving way 10 tho statements aud evidences
/ Of public opinion which have appeared III the
newspapers IN every part of PennNYlVAnla
/ The editor does not expect that the bind OF me
bigotird, the determined or the devoted pafii-
yans ofGeneral Jackson, will he convinced by
any thing he can oiier. Having, however, io'
more than a quarter OF a century, been IN tie
hab,l OF ascrrtaiuing, estimating and publishing
on the eve OF important elections, calculations rs
Ia the vote ia the counties OF this state, and hav-
ing Al all times been tolrnate enough TO come TO
right conclusions, he cannot hut latter hImsel
that there are a large number ut sober minded
citizens-whose votes are regulated by their
judgments, and not by their passlons~Who Nil
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JACk-ON

Denoeracy-iinrraing TOR Jackson.
hafrenehoe"i-franki"g the Y"'n'"g''"
Telegraph.
.Hg5ortg-p9 out of261.
Voice o fine Pe0ple-Ihose Who holIoa loud
est.
Goiag the vhcie Hog round-Yoting for Jack.
son.
Mgo ,sn frende-stages, STEAMBOATS, and bar
rooms.
prooE-Contrahiciions by one own witness.
Renson-Drrms and flies aud hickory clubs.
american syslem-ln PENNSYLVANIA, protect
ines daties ou foreign goods-ln Georgia and
South Caroline, no duiies al all.
Judicious I6rjB-One 10 sun esefy body.
MISUNDERSTANDING the army bIfore Gener al
Jacks. n - willing.
Retirement 10 prirnie hJe-Enjosins the sala-
~ and enolunents OF Major GenSp1 al home
without dong duty.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS a man As an. assas-
sin one day aud advocating him as fit Gor tue
Presidency the next.
independent Court Uortiais-lh hose that hang
citizens under the I'd section.
BONAPARTEAN AND 1ACKSON-A CONTRAST
q" A tribe OF rowing Arabs had slain a pea
sant, and BouapBrte had given directions Il
search oul and pnnish the murders. One o
his Oriental counsellors laughed AT the yea
which tie General manifested in 50 slight ;
Cau.o.
a Whathave YOU 10 do with the death o
This Fellsh. Sultan kebir . sgid lie Ironical
Is 81 WAS he your kinsman =
"Ila vas more, - said Napoleon he va
one Tor whose safety am accountable Il
sod, who placed him under my govern
ment -
"He speaks like an inspiIed person - e1
claimed the Shciks.
Inland Of civilized freemcn had servet
their country in battle they bad fulfilled al
| their pngagements TO hej, and they departeI
10 their " homes. Jackson gave " dirrc
tons Ia search oHtand punish his brethren
! Humanity said, " why would YOU persecut
unto death your kinsmen, the subjects Of III
same laws, who have fought and b!ed hy yon
side - "They have broken the one grea
law, - said Jackson " MY WILL. ! colnman
died them 10 think as thought, vet they hav
dared 10 think and act for themselves the,
should have been my slaves whence ha'
they n right to determine for themselves tn
claims Of the law upon them
The brave defenders at their country were
| brought back, and condemned. When In
| death hour came, Justice interposcd, for iIi
mauity had failed
How dare you to take tho lives which
God gave and Tor whose safety you are nc
counfabie to Him, who placed them nnde
your command fer a season Why eXecni'
upon them a sentence which no law of you
country has pronounced ~
" lr IS NY viii sad Jackson At that mo
ment his own doom Was sealed by Justice tina
| wherever the name of Jackson should be men
toned, there should the story of the gallan
Lewis aud Wood and Harms and THEN csmrade
murdered on the battle field where they had BILE,
for freedom and their country, be told for a me
mortal of him. Boston Patriot.
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T. B,asl liune pre,,ru,y vi i'tiliied
himself. aud brought lns courage 10 Tie " sileh
ing point. by frequent lih.tions al tie shrine Of
Bacehuf. snd irelins iis spUiis rise. he pr Oh
his afIff 4. ?. hunting shirt or HoHzsEscrTi) ana
providing himself with a rusty kaigt, OF i',ni
liable dunru,ions, sailed feffh amongst the
crowd. aud gave the wonderpIg AVID eafhs
spectators a specimen OF his HGo-lsm by deeiai-
ing il.at he coHid piip any 1~dg'uuHrasioa
H..4a a. As country m my teqg or ml
!hi. Irlis the q haL .horse, haLEaLigdlo' he1I-
fucky LoaLmrp."
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-
6hjO Cni1t An ohilging friend has shown
us a Utter from one of The Ohio Canal Com
missioners, daled at CLEVELAND, Aug. odd,
which furnishes the following pleasing infor-
nation '' lrxpect that the only level which
remain to he filled between Ackron aud Mas.
s''oF Will he filled tomorrow, ii it has not
been done to-day
From the same undouhtpd source, we learn
that the navigation between Ackrcn 4 CIeav-
eiand has not been interrupted sIuce lis open.
ing IN the spring.
The distance now payigalle on tho Ohio
Caual. IS sikty.six miles, TO vii, from Clenvr-
land to Mnssillon and confident hopes arc
entertained OF extending if 20 miles south
Of the latter pIaCe IN the course of the sea-
son.
The Miami Canal Is. and has been %nayiga-
Bile since the l7h Of Mrrrh last. (excenliag
about one week from Cincinnati to Middle.
town, a distance Of II miles. The residue of
the work 10 complete this canal embraces a
distance OF % miles. upon which line the ex-
cayation, rs we understand. IS nearly com
pleted. and the mason or stone work is in a
state ef iOrWardnes3. IN. Y. Siaiesmau.
u Nj. Clay was in Cincinnati on the nod
August. His reception was enthusiastic there,
"'i'' II ASoulN iiV ~ NtCliiitt iltlDlit dinners
at both pIaces-The invitation at Cincinnati
was siened by 9n0ciitzens. lis health was be-
coming vigorous. The Democratic Press states
that he will return hy the waV OF Outaria. Buff
faloe, Albany and the Atlantic cities, to Wash
'ngtqn, Bhig.
Rarrard C0iegs.-Thr annual commence
n>ent took ulaee on ednesdav, some chang.
es having been made recently by the Carpo-
ration ~ the College charges. Instead OF a
different rate OF charges to The different Clas.
'es, all are now 10 he charged alike.
--eSsa~-
DnrimoUh Co'tegt.-Ih he nnuaIconmence
Ment nj This College WAS heid on "Wednesday
last. lie tegree ot A. T.. MAS conferred onJl
Young gentlemen, that of A.. NJ. ON Is. and
'hat oi NJ. ID. on In. The degree OF u. u. was
conferred on the Rev John smith, Noah Por.
ter and Warren Fay aud thai Of l.. l.. u. on
Hon. Cha,. Marsh.
lafe CoH ge-Wp hear that the diaienl,v
winch has ter somrlimr rasi existed helvrpu
the + aentty and the Students OF this. @insiiru.
lion, Is IN "A tram which will proba,i, ref,oi.
nate IN a harmonious adjustment.
Ihe Amertransat Gottenhurg celebrated the
an OF July on board the ship John Adams, of
\. York. -
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10 tis Editors Of tbe National Iu'eHigt ore
IEANklokI. Glsl Anelsr, Is Is

To ilg Ediiorgo Of ie Aaii0nai h'etigt rrer.
FEANhfoRI, 2lsr AuoCSr, Is IS
II %o'c'ocl, / N.
GlvrlENrN The she,ilts ~ ct here at nine
O'Clock Ia compare the polls to- Governor aud
IT.. Governor-elghts prcser /, two absent-ad
iourncd 'ili Il O'Clock Cannot give you the
exact vote, but Mfrettt'ai i, elected, 10y a hand
some majority. over b. Rr. the most eloquent
stump-orator ard poppIir jackson man IN hrn-
lucky Before the e%iscuon, the ueroites, rely.
ing ON the strength ri THEN candidate, and think
Ing thai il was mp osslblr for a Stoatmds0u, VINO
had 'otfd for Nj. ADAMS to beat a splendid
Lacy =, who woj shipped Jackson, sad |, II would
test the strength OF ~pattlcs-aow, they say, II
" as lUt Il test.
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~ GAYS oil Dist,ic'
Does not this peak

/ Bari 'on Trick .-The Kentucky Reporter, OF
the 2pGl INST. states that the jackson mcn. seeing
the lies peration Of their cause, procured from
iIRrradsburgh Tom Moore's District " apareel
OF fellows aud hired them 10 yrte IN Fayeiic
county, az fifty cents a day aud expenses. The
Reporter says
" One Of the individuals named in the letter
(keiig) presented himsrlfon the first day Of the
election, when the following examination OF him,
in substance took place
" Where do YOU reside 2 | reside here.
How long have you lived here Since last
week.
Where did you come FROM Mercer county.
Did you come TO attend the election 2 iedn't
say bat tphai jddt
We're you spoken 10, to come TO this election
ouni say int uhdt rus
One hundred aud ghty ofthiS description was
hired 10 vote against Mr.. Metcalle but they
~ere detected al the h~uStlngs aud sent back.
col BENTON" al h0msa-rhe Missouri
lntrliigenccr Gives the snhioined graphic sketch
ofthe celebrated author ol the UNANIMOUSLY famous
Easr room letter it appears that he acted the
Jackson man, up IA the vety life, during tue late
election IN 81. LHa;S;
" HIS EGciieBcg the DICTAroR" ethilea him
self in his real aud natural colors. lis Identity
ing on, his forehead " This isG man ur - u,
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A public dinner was gwen in Philadelphia on
the 20ih inst. TO Professor PATTERSON, " no is it
bout 10 leave that city, having, As will he recol-
lected, received and accepted the appointment
TO the Chair Of Natural Philosophy in the Uni.
versity Of virginia.
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a BEufiFtI, NEW AND USEFUL INyES
TON.
BY Nh. PETER LApoRrr.

BY Mn PErRR LApoRrr.
we nave IN onr possession, and shall he clad
70 eAh'h", a beautiful aud r0b6er-proaf travel.
Ing trunk, made off, new m%ateriaI wb;c, ,s
inns described IN the spec,6ca,ioi OF The paten.
tee. ~
- ihls cloth IS made of hemp and wire which
IS spun together, wove aud twiilcd IA, the .sme
WY. HAT all etHer cl3tAs ere. The hernn is
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e~afefuily examine m estimate coming from IN
uno never INTENTIONALLY deceived OF mIsled them.
and who has never been mistaken a 10 tie sot
OF Pennsylvania
Tie follow ing estimate Is arranged IN the sams
order rs the jackson estimate, 10 be published
SIDE by side With II fof the convenience OF reief.
aue.
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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
Conpfnton.-By the Governors Prociama-
ton. It appears that the late vote on the q~uestioa
Of Convention was
For II. AoninSl Il.
2O,Si5 1880
l6.545


The county of HARRISON Is not included in
this return. The vote OF HARRISON was le00
tor and 10 against a Convention. The maioii-
y throughout the state $3.50, Hhig.
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rpt;vs r~ammiuiee 81 rfnilrton county. hTpros
noting the fp.eleoi,on . JphnQ Adams 10 the
.0r, al President ofl,e Iplted sini.s, for same
onmon5esiien from Ten Wa MIuy 20 M III
.s,tbin liz iast 3 yeas Bot frelfig = dflieaeY
ia The matter as GensM Gov aud myself have
alvAss hfrn ~ good nahs standing al on ives
cYcrpt Ca = %paihical sfofe, AMI CONSIDERING ~
.smo,nnien lu,s ~ ne rather confidential. !
declined ha.lug Them lnnlsbed. lie ssia
COMMITTEE ihep called on me 20 gtsr ~ WIRING
The Substance of = c6nvsrsat'on ihhi passed hr-
laron ten. M'Cos and ms self som. iiine ~ TIE
sprins OF summer after bis return from TIE iasi
Presidential election, Which desolsed on TIE
lioi.e Of eopgtess. and NJ the request "i the
Commitiee,I awe II rs follows u not "ofd ii
uord II / in substance. The conversations
eamo about think IN TINS wAs said, 'iene'si
geo have had a iiehi election. Aes. he satd.
bat we Nifginians took up Crawford and "e
slurk 10 him. W. seen hnw IT @as going. Henry
Cav had more influence Than aay Member IN
the House. aud wc seen how he was going and
q. for Jackson he Wa my last choice, and II
there had been my danger OF his election We
would have dropped our man Crawford. aud
voted far Adams, speaking as thought OF the
whole Delegation 81 Virginia. Jackson he said,
" |, \ mefr Military Man, and not ht for the
office. aud ~ for Mr.. Adams do moi like hun,
| dnnI like lns dinud Nonons Of constructive
Power &C.
have gwen The abore stntemeni not oti Of
any peisans dislke / have 10 Gen. N Gov - 4
man. but having gwen the abn.e statement
lof this twn years pnst 10 my Political friends,
add seeing \ publication Of Grn. Meoys Ia the
q Rockingham crkly Register, under date OF
July -, 1s2s denying lliat Nj Adams was his
SECOND choice. was one reason tot ewing II. Sc.
candy. | felt n desire IN accommodate the COM
mrtee ia any th,ag tai would 90 to promote
their cause in m hnnplHble way, NJ I consider
Grn. Jackson nov ~ IL MGoy died then a
nero mititfy man. ani not fit Tor the olice oil.
pra,ldenl. tivrn unde, ny hand tbs 10th day
OF August. It's. JAMES JOHNSON.
P,bd,ieff eoiutg, 10 MI: Jane Johnson pr.
seusil, appeared heio,e the srbsfilher a Jn tee
oftUr Peace IL, thr county aforesaid, ~ mHdroaih
In the shove statement Of the eansf f>atlon be-
tereu tien ". N'Coy mud himself, as - above
Gwen uoder my hand rhls 2o'h day oil
Aug, ls2s.
IIl#AIA nTFF T
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iGfe CoHtge-We hear that the dinicnlry
Whisa mas Ter somrlim" pasi existed between
loe aently and The Students Of this. ~instiru
"oh' Is III tram which will probably lctmi
na'e ma harmonious adjustment.
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The Amertcansat Gottenbnrg celebrated III,
an OF July on board the ship John Adams, o
\. York.
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HARVARD Coiitgs-The annual commence
ment took uIace on Wednesday, some chang
es having been made recently by the Corpo-
ration IA the College charges. Instead OF a
different rate of charges to lhe different Clas.
ses, all are now 10 he charged alike.
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Igrut a mere MILITARY eli ituIn . a man VINO eau
look upau " blood aud catuase' with cnnpo.
turc.-vho delights in the unnecessary cflusion
al human blood. IN slaughtered six OF his
fstlow saldars. Whel to var haa closed, and
when pubic examples Heic unnecessary to en-
sure sHl ordinations.
Won have lately published in the ii Rocking.
ham Weekly Reghtet9 ~ Address which ,oot
q icads ar pleased "a call a. expose Of yonr o.
IIalrnS. in relation 80 thr balg tin between
h.ssf>. Adams ard Clay. II Is not our olfeci
., r"pie 10 y'ai All i,ess gencta ) in relation
~ rhalees against AipNsfs. Adams aud Cav, a,
i.ct have been answered and leiutcd a ihous
aud tllts. But uur object at present Is, Ia
sluW tiitt sBat Address :, at enidled Ia credit
tiat II j. ,iisngrnoos. aud intended 10 impose
IN the crednlny ot the people yon represent
That I is not entitled 10 credit, II comparison
al the following Sia'sthruS IN yanr address
with tie following n~4riaYits and disclosures {
ihree highly Respectable cuihens ol our count,
nil shrw 10 any mprtiuIiccd mind. You, 81,
on presume tne cIttiet irpm youf letter 10 Dr.
travens 1 ID 60 be- used ia attempting 10 shew III
consistency M vuur polttcti conduct. and I,
bolster up fil>Chood put IA circttHiiou, that Mr.
Adams was Your sccuud choice You ais
state Your conviction OF rhc bargain bctweer
Riossis. Atlams aud tiav, from tie acceptance,
"' '"e e8te' OF ''e'e'"ly Wy s"' my 'o'
say, d" and la,,Is, that Il he Ma. Clay did ac
eeil the Office. that the predictions OF kremp
would he yrI Grd' Now, General. we hay,
il IL proof so tae Statements aud atidagii, ba
law fhil Mr.. Adams was not oH3y suur sncon,
choice, b1i diat YOU expressed Your piPferenc,
tor Inn oysr Gen JACK ua in lie sprung of ls2.
nlt,r paa bal rctmratt from congress aud som,
considerable time astrf Mr.. Clay nal accrntet
of the Office Of Secretary 81 State. hrntIdi. sh
poIiticai me-, ,vet dust? Oh, shame, shame
vhrfr Is ~ plu-h2
The uas.es s.sa.a being called on by the EHt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-03

NEW DRY GOODS STORE.-y,ll[E-s IN IrLN-
TEX has taken the formerly i the occupancy of
eSsIs Sanniss Son Brothers, Immediately opposite essrs
Hall a. Moore' and has hand general ~
staple and fancy Dry Goods; among which are
cloths, cassrneres and sattinetS hnc and coarse
Red, white green and yellow Aannels
Six and striped Valencia vestncs
SyansiOwn and Marseilles do.
Irish and German linens, lawns and cainbrirs
.si'coes assorted, embracing great variety
Fancy, striped anu plaid ginshams
Plain and figured boinbazeiis, various coIors
Al 10 81 paconet und book mus nls
Null, India and Swiss do
Swiss and black Italian silk crayats
canton and Mandarin grapes Italian do
Black Italian luString, selchews and sarsiiets
large assortment silk cotton and woolen hosr-y
Fashionable bonnet and belt ribbons
Tag Bandanna and cotton handkerchrfs
iloves and combs of every description
Linen aud cotton tickngs furniture and apron cr,ks
i:nseys and kerseys suitable fT servants clothing
Brown and bleached domesiics, diapers, &C.
CaIPcting heart!-riss umbrellas, sc sc.
Which with variety Of Other articles, hc is DESTROYS to SET
low for cash Nov'I,s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-03

MN. COWA has received, and now offers a well
w selected and general assortment Ladies and
gold and silver patent lever and we're eight ay and
mantle Ciocfs and Iinepieces diamond pearl paste jet
eyePont ealsa'aI, and other Pencils Gun,ai silver and
Steel iens soid silver and shell SPecaclcs Thmbes Tooth.
pckS az1g5, Scissors, enknives Thermometers pcrcus-
son and flint Pocke iso percussion Caps Spy-Glasscs
surveyors and pocket Comprises, fating Instruments uni.
mature frames and pocket books; card cases nun
' pursc clasps pocket and shell combs; gold Jet steel and
sik chains seals and keys key rings military goods watch
makers tools and materials with variety OF other arti-
CHS an OF which NE enabled sell below former prices
NV aiches and clocks, and instruments
c1retlly repaired and adjusted
Orders for any article in his line Puucuay attended to-