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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-28
NeHton's Pilgrim rriun,1l

NeHfon's Pilgrim rriomill
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Owen on the Spirit
Opie's Works
Opie on Lying
Orphan Lucy
Polyglott Bible
Payson's Sermons
Paley S Philosophy
PaIey's Evidences
Palry's Natural Theology illustrated
Profession, moi Principle
Pilgrims Progress
P0rtues' Lectures on Matthew
Pocket Bible
Persrcuted Family. by Pollock
Pink Tippet
Pilgrims of India
Reformed Pastor
Refuge and Guide
Review Of Methodist C~ontrose,sv
Religious Fashions
Ralph Gemmell
Reciprocal Duties
Sunday School Hymns
Stuart's Journal
stuart Commentary on Hebrews
Springs Essays
Sprine on Regeneration
Scougels Life of God
Scott's Es,sys
Scott's Family Bible
Scott S Letters and Papprs
SCOTS Theological Works
Se'fknowiedge, by Mason
Storms Reflections
Scripture Illustrations
snort discourses for children
Sacra Preyata
Simpsons Plea
Success IN life
Spirit OF Prayer
Scripture History
Sunday School Schemes.
Il
Thornton on Repentance
lrial of Anti-Christ
laylar on the Aiopemeft
laylor's Remains
Union Spelling Book
v
Village Hymns
VnlIage Dialogues
Village Sermons
VISITS of Mercy
Village School.
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woods on Infant Baptism
watts Psalms and Hymns
Na'sen's Apology
Nardla" on Ecclias,es
isddm's Voice
WilIiston's Sabbath.
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Young .Jewess
YOUTHS Casket
lions Pilgrim
lions Harp
Zimmerman on Solitude.
Aug 81
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-28
RENT, The house and

~ NOR RENT. III. house and
ssst lot. ~ present occupied BY
uNA MIR. Sami. Buroh. "a Cooke ST.
- This tenement is well calculated
Tor The aecom mediation Of a genieel family Ind
IN a good neighborl,ood. Possession may be
mad the lst OF November next. For terms ap-
ply TO the subscriber. G. X. LAMBETH.
Sept. H. Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-28

A~lessnder's Evidences
Alexander Canon Of The Scriptures
Anatomy Of Drunkenness
Almost Christian
Assistant 10 family Religion.
Afflicted Mans Companion
Alphabet on Cards for Children
African Valley.
Ii
Belfrage's Addresses
Beecher on incompetence
Bceebers Ccasional Sermons
Bakers Call
Btxter's Saints Rest
Buffers Analogy
Bucks Works
Bucks Expositof
Bucks Remains
Bucks Theological Dictionary
Bunyan's Holy War
Beahie On Truth
Beauties of the Bible
Browns Concordance
Buchanan Lire
Buchanan's Works
Brainerd's Life
Boston's fouriold State
Brown 5 Dictionary ofBihle
Beveridge's private thoughts
Beckerstith's Scripture Help
Beckersiith's do abridged by himself
Beekefslith on Prayer
Beckersiitb on The Lords Snpper
Bible Atlas
Broken Hyacinth
DsIt,..I A.-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-08-20
, ;moc;nea hv c,n,crnl,t;nc the rcor,r

iy imagined by contemplating the mourn.
fnll castrophe to which it impelled her
Failing in two attempts TO put an end TO her
life and suffcrings, she at length eludcd the
vigilance of her friends and went into the
cellar, where she was shortly after found
suspended by the neck from one Of the
joists, and quite dead. Feelings fcompss
sion for the unfortunate female, and respect
for her relatives and friends, induces us to
withhold her name from the public. lie,
the story Other error, and the bitter fruits
thereof, prove warning to'her ex,against
that foulest of monsters in humane shape.
the seducer of female innocence.
Cazenovia Republican Monitor.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-08-20

The Spanish .Nerican Expedition. We
shall probably soon receive some decisive in
formation of tho fate ofthis expedition. The
transport ship Bingham, which was some time
since spoken, bound to New. Orleans, and re
ported to have landed her troops, ut her port
of destination, has arrived with them, 500 IN
number, at New Orleans, having been sepaI
ated from her convoy in a storm when about
300 miles from Vera Cruz It was reported
that some Of the other vessels Of the squadron
had putnto Pensacola But we think il more
likely that they have landed on th. Mexican
coast, every part of which IL appears, from the
last accounts from that country, was almost
destitute of all means Of dc fence.
fBos Adv.
Presidenfs health Tho Washington Tele.
graph says that the President was indisposed
and confined 10 his room for two days, but for
the last eight days he has attended to his du.
ties as usual. rib
An occurrence Of a very painful nature
has taken place at Canastota, in this coup.
ty within the past week. The facts as reat.
ed 10 US are as follows. On Tuesday morn.
ing the oody Of newly born infant was
found in the canal basin, which seemed TO
have been recently thrown in. The coro.
ner was called, who summoned jury ofin
quest. Circumstances which came TO light
during an investigation Of three or four days
brought a young woman of that place. who
had hitherto sustained fair and irreprosch.
able character, under suspicion Of being the
mother Of the child. She was accordingly
called before the jury, and after some time
confessed that she was the mother. but de-
clined giving any accoun, Of its death. She
alleged that she was the victim Of betray-
er, who had promised her marriage. The
agony of her mind, on making her conies
sson is indcscribable, and can only bo faint.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-08-20

WILL be received until the 18Th d,y
w of September next for the delivery
in the Harbour OF CHARLESTON, South
Carolina, of
THIRTY THOUSAND TONS or
STONES,
of hard and durable quality The Stones
To be IN irregular masses, weighing iroln
so to 500 pounds and upwards each~-,o hn
angu'ar,the edges not being worn or rouud.
cd from any cause. The Ton to be csti
mated at 22f0 pounds. Vessels brnpinr
Stones 10 furnish the necessary men, tackle
and apparatus, for hosting them out uud
ensuring their safe delivery on board or
Lighters, furnished by the Government, Tor
that purpose in The vicinity OF the Shoal en-
which the Stones are TO be placed; The
Stones 10 be received on the decks Of ihc
Lighters and slowed away by their crews
These Lighters will be accurately gupged.
showing the actual weight Of Stones they
may have on board, which will in all cases
determine the number Of Tons received.
The delivery of Stones to commence NJ
carly rs The ist day of November next, uud
Mt least $4,000 Tons to be delivered by tho
ist day of July 1890; the remaining iSOOO
Tons 10 be delivered on or before tho let
day Of April 1891
Proposals will also be received for lleliv
ering bu, $4,000 Tons Of Stones, 10 BE-
completed by the lst day OF July 1880; o.
for the whole 10000 Tons, to be delivered
by the sane period.
Sufficient security must be given for Tho
faithful performance ofony contract enter
ed into.--Payment will be made, if rcqui,
ed, on every rnrgo of Stones as soon S~ de-
nered. ~ ....
The shoal is situated between three AMI
four miles below The City OF Charleston, q.
about three quarters of mile ubovu P.ll.
can Bank, on which barrel buoy "a plrc-
cd. Vessels bound for Charleston pass
within quarter Of n mile Of this Shoal !,
may have good anchorage at those d-
iances in from four 10 seven fathoms wa
ter.
Sealed Proposals TO be made, addressed
20 Lieut.. HENRY BEAVERTON, Cor.
of Enginecrs, NEWPORT, State Of Rhode
Island
| Newport, July IS. 1900
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-08-20

According to the Mercantile Advertiser,
a letter from Cadiz, Of June %, received
in this city, says, 1t was estimated that q.
bout 10000 persons had emigrated to that
place from Gibraltar, since the opening Of
the port. Merchandise of every descrp-
ton was pouring from all quarters, and
prices were, In consequence, greatly de-
pressed.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-08-20

NOTICE.--whereas my wife Almira,
~ has conducted herselfin an unbecom-
ing msnner.--I hereby forbid all persons
or trusting her on my account
as will not pay any debts Of her contract
ing after this date.
SAMUEL wOODWORTH
Little Compton, August, 20.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-08-20

Mrs. Royal has paid her fine. md given
security 10 keep the peace. Her securities
are stated, BY the Washington Correspon-
dent Of the u. s. Gazette, to be .Uajor
Lewis, the second auditor; DR. Jones, The
Postmaster Of Washington; .Nr. ITens,on,
n clerk in one of the public Offices; nd
Major Eaton, the Secretary of War.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-08-20
MARRIED

In Dartmouth. (Msss.) Master Joseph
Warren, aged II. to Miss Hannah Baker,
aged 10.
DIED,
. In Falmouth, Mass. on the 9th inst mrs
Margaret + Landers, wife of mr.. Edward Ian.
ders. and daughter of the late mr.. John "
Murphy, of this town, aged % years.
In Providence, on Monday, mrs Elizabeth
Southwick, iormely of this town
In Columbia, n. G. 10Th ult mrs Elizabeth
Shaw, wife of mr. John A. Shaw, formerly Of
this town. aged A years
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-08-20

PENSACOLA, July li-.1ripol Of he
Hornet.--The u. ). ship Hornet, Captain
Norris, arrived here on Thursday las', left
Havana on the morning Of the 9th inst
The Hornet has been on a laborlous cruizc
of fifteen weeks, on the North side of Gu
bo, constantly and actively engaged in Civ
ing convoy from Havana and Matanzas,and
searching among the Keys with her boats.
The officers and crew are in excellent
health, and Lieut.. Young whose legs had
been so shattered as to require amputation
of both of them. was left at Havana, doing
very well, and expected soon to embark
for the u. States.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-08-20
From the National Inte'ligencer.

.4pPointments BY the President. Major
A. Davezac to be Secretary of Legation
to the Netherlands.
William A. Harrison, District Attorney
for the Western District of Virginia, vice
Edwin s. Duncan, resigned.
Augustus Jones of Missouri, 10 be Mar.
shal for the District of Missouri, vice John
Siponds, Jr. ren,orsd.
George Shannon, Esq. of ST. Louis, Mis-
souri,, to be District Attorney, vice Beverly
Allen, remoced
Thomas b Dunn has been appointed to
be superintendent of the United States Ar
mory at Hsrper's Ferry, vice James Stub.
blefeld, resigned.
The case Of Tobias Uafkins concluded
The Court yesterday delivered it's opinion
on the motion of Il. Watkins Counsel, in
arrest Of judgment, and for new trials
The objections TO the indictments, and the
motion in arrest. were oeerruled by the
Court, and the defendant was ordered 10
be brought in to receive sentence. The
Marshal, accordingly, proceeded to the Jail.
md soon after returned into Court with DR..
Watkins in custody, when the follow.
ing sentence was pronounced by Judge
Cranch:
In the indictment for $3.50 Fined $3.50
and be imprisoned for three calendar
months from this 18th day of August, 1899,
inclusive. .,, W..
In the 400 dollar case Fined $500 and
he imprisoned for three calendar months
next following the termination Of his i'm
prsonment under the sentence in the pre-
ceding case.
In the $4,000 case Fined $4,000 and
10 be imprisoned for three calendar months
next following the termination of his i'm
prisonment under the sentence in the next
preceding case for $500
The prisoner was then rcconducted TO
Jail snd the Court was adjourned sine die,
after most laborious term of more than
three months duration.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-08-20
PROPOSALS..

WILL be received until the 18th dsv
w of September next for the delivery
in the Harbour OF CHARLESTON, South :
Carolina, of
THIRTY THOUSAND TONS or
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-08-20

: The United States ship On,srio vas e.
pected to sail from New York on Supda,
iss, for,ho Nedi'errsnean,,o join the se-ad.
100 on that station. .. -.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-08-20
Phenix Bank-..Westersy

Washington Lodge Lottery,
No a, extra. Draws Friday, Aug. q.
5000 dollars highest prize.
Tickets 50, parts in proportion.
Rhode Island State Lottery,
class 4 extra. Draws Saturday, Aug. %.
1000 dollars highest prize.
Tickets 81, parts in proportion.
Tickets in ell the domestic Lotteries, 10
be had at this ofiice-where a number Of
handsome prizes have been sold.
DRAIN NUMBERS,
In Vermont State Lottery no. 10.
49 FL 10 10 80 46 81 20 Q
In the Grand State Lottery no. Is.
10 2 8 as l2 25
J. G. SHAW
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-08-20

The Tallahassee Advocate Of the 25th
ult. congratulate all concerned upon the
prospecto fabmdantcrops throughout Flor
ida and advises all who are desirous Of en-
igrating to a salubrious cllmate and reap
ing rich harvest. to go to Florida One
planter offers 10000 bushels Of his present
crop at % cents II says--"The planters
all wear smiling faces, particularly those
that arc raising sugar cane; and it is facr
beyond dispute, from the experiments al
ready made, that such gentlemen as have
the means, and will enter with spirit into
raising sugar: cannot fail IN making large
fortunes"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-08-20

We have received unques,cnablc evi
dence that the Farmers Bank at Belchcr.
town has stopped payment, having seen q
copy OF he protest on a package Of bills
which had beeh presented for payment and
refused. Bost. Gaz
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-08-20
NOy\CE.

A N adjourned meeting of the friends OF
"A the present administration. will be
held at mr. Towers Academy, this even
ing at halfpast seven o'clock, "a punctual
attendaocc IS requested.
Newport, Aug. 20.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-08-20

Extract of letter from New Orleans
July 23d. THE yellow fever, which has
prevailed some time among the shipping
has now completely entered the city, and
is making many victims among the un-
aclimited."
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-26
TRUST SALE.

PURSUANT to the provisions of two Deeds o.
trust executed by John H. Priddy to Thomas
bowlcs, SEN and VIM. Cameron, one bearing date the
goth day OF May 1919, and admitted to record in the
once OF Hanover County Court, on the Isl. day OF
september 1879, the other bearing date on the 10Th
aay OF september, 1919, and admitted to record in
the same Office ON the 9th day of December 1919
shall as the administering of the said Tho,
mas bowies sen. the survivor of the said trus-
tees and by virtue of the power in me vested by the
said two deeds of trust proceed to sell on the
Gay OF January 1922 on the premises at public anc-
tlon 10 the highest bidder, for cash. tract of land
containing about two hundred acres and which is
IN the said two deeds of trust as follows Ito
one certain piece, parcel tract of land situate
yng and being IN the said county of Hanover con-
tanning two hundred acres it being the land whereon
tne sald John II. Priddy, and his mother Jane Har-
rs now lives, and bounded by James Lankort Rich
ard Glazebrook, William Littlepage and others"
Seiing as the administrators ofthe surviving trustee
shall only convey such title is vested in me- al
though is believed, that the title is ndisputabe
ana all the evidence of title viii be exhibited on the
day and at the time Of sale.
LUCY BOWLES,
Administrators of Thomas Bowles SEN
ian I3-w2t ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-26
TOBACCO

VERY respectfully take leave to return NV partcu-
r THANKS 10 those planters who have beenso friend
Us 10 inrust the management Of their Tobacco to me
as oaiesInan at the Public Warehouse. | hope it is
not necessary for to say, that nv best exertons
nave been used to render general satisfaction aoan
tender them the same attention, nay more as my health
trust has been restored.-I would here rena r To my
friends for whom have done business IA well as mn
NY others tor whom hope to be engaged that this no.
tlce wouldnot have been reduced upon them but for
the offer OF Mr. Lakeland to do business the same
place as competitor. Our friends will please direct
their Tobacco to the other ofus az they NAV sec
cause, which will save any thing like contention Ii
should not be expected that when there is fair
competition in this way that the inspectors would
feel themselves in any way interested particularly
IL Tue same patronage is extended to the Ware house
as heretofore by the Planters. Should any Tobac
CO he directed to the Ware house without specifying
any preference in the Salesman, the owner will re-
collect that he has the right to choose for himself
| even on the day of sale. The situation of sales
man Is IN no way connected with any of the
other duties OF the Warehouse. Consequently,
It Is held alone by the patronage of the Planters
and dealers Surely can give better evidence of
my attachment to the interest of the Planters and nv
anxiety to promote their interest than to annex the
| following names, composing large majority of the
principal buyers, who have kindly directed me to
give reference to them by way of shelving their sa
sfncton 20 my mode of doing business as Salesman
Iheparucar patronage ofsuch dealers is worth more
10 the growers OF Tobacco than any other evidence
that have 70 ofier-for such expression of their
feelings, have only TO return my humble thanks
The inspectors receipt for all Tobacco sent to me will
be returned to the owner consequently shall wait his
order for its inspection and sale All expeuses maid
if directed, by the subscribcr-Ofice at the Ware
house. II. Is. MONTAGUE.
REFERANcE.
! Rogers and Harrison, LalcJ,e ami Si-er
| Jno. and I'm. Giuiar, Daniel JVay7,jof.
| Scott, irvine g. Co. .I,.o Jones
| TNos. Adkins nm Rorr,o
mo. SIerdrt, Chs Ellis,
KesY., C'vsIic s, Co. n ~. .Ho,i;,.
cray ana Fan1ey, Il. c. B,u7nier,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-26

10 Planters Of Tobacco on James Piuer.
NOTICE is gve tina, all Tobacco intended for SlorLr
Warehouse, arriving ia the Basn WILL desired be re-
've INTO tine Ere Proof Warehouse of the subscriber fronn
ne BASIN and adjoining Shko, free of expense of r,vaue
ana receipts granted by the inspectors Shock without fur
,heT expense to ne owner when called for inspection or sam
png) than would III were delivered at once into Shoc
n Ample insurance has been effected upon al tobacco stored
in the house. above named. w I NOpPiS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-26

4 hNm FOX SAbE.-Ttc subscriber offers for sale a
snah arm M the county Of Gloucester living on York river
NV hhe ptlow Gloucester Town. CONTAINING three bundd
ana byhve acres independent an island in ,be rve
ihs place noted for hne fish and oysters and las on
sprg OF good water The Improvements consist of dwelling
hOu &C sited to small family For terms (which viii bc
acoOmmodatng) apply Mr. Richard Thornton Crces,sr
or to the Undersigned ia Hanover HECTOR DAVIS
in Chesterfield County Court, 1893 Dec fEe sM
isham Puckett in his proper person. also MiehaI yo,
sham' sarah Wo'sham, and William WorslIatn infsn,
enhdfen OF Edward osham, dac'd by John fII their
neSt TREND complainants against John Trven,so and
kebeeea his wife. late Rebeeea Worsbam, which said
keoeeca isthc sd"iN Of Edward Worham, deed, aef,s
IN CUANoERY.
ms Gay came the complanants by counsel and 6lrd
mer on' a"d ~ appearing TO tho Satisfaction of the
court that the said John TrUeman not an inhabapt
oi TINS eon"'onwealih the motion tho eompaipan,s
:" orceted that the said John rrucmsu sppcar here on
the second Monday in March nex' and nusver the hill
q" tne eompsinsntS and that copy Of this order BE-
"er'ed foe t~o months successfully, W sou,e Newspaper
"olished w The city % Richn,ond and anssher -opv
"',ed at the u' door Il Tive s"orihouss Of this county
\ 30 two successive courts.
copy. Tesls.
] PAREe PoINpExTER, G.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-26
ENTERTAINMENT

IINHE Tavern at Lavalloc, the residence Of James
b. Ferguson, on the road leading to Charlottes-
vile, five miles above Goochland Courthouse and six
below Mrs Iinslcy open and ready for the re-
ceptton of travellers and the proprietor hopes his fare
and attention, will merit the patronage of the public
Coochi1nd, Dec. %. WV
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-26
DAVID FUL7'Z-afiorney q, Lam,

As settled himself permanently at the Warm
- Springs, and will attend the courts Of Allcgha-
ny, Bath and Pocahontas lie oiFcrs his services to
the public as General L0nd Agent TO investigate
titles, give information as to quality, supcrntcnd sur
veys, pay taxes, effect sales, Sc.
During the recess of courts he may he found at his
Office, Warm Springs Bath COUNTY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-26
Land for Sale.

4 Wish to sell the tract of Land on which now
n reside, lying the Meadow Bridges Road. in
Hcmico County, about four miles from the CITY of
Richmond, containing io8 Sd acres The improve
ments on this land Is two story dwelling house built
OF brick forty feet square, kitchen with two rooms
also of brick, with other out houses all nearly new
This land lies well for improving and is bounded on
one side by the Brook Run, which affords fine mea-
dow lands. There is creek of some size, running
through the middle of this land with an equal propor-
ton ofwood land. IL is well adapted the growth OF
all kinds of grain. fnot sold before the 26th inst il
VIII on that day be sold to the highest bidder with
out reserve. Application To be made at Scabrook's
Warehouse, to WIN. Burton, or to the Subscriber.
Jan 13-2awd THOMAS BURTON ir
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-26
C0yMsf. gf IBth aad .tfain Slreefs.

HINES 4. HUNTLEY present their thanks 10 III. chi;
zsns and public gensfall for share patronage and
assure them that no effort shall DC wanting merit con,,u-
anse they have added such uachc, their estslisn,ens rs
WIN enable se 70 finish goods equal mported they warsn,
an uen coots which nor biancy and durability have been
pronounced by coupetent judges equal the Chncsc-and
tey would oind the ladies' 60 send their and satin desss
ripped rs usual They also continue cleanse bleach or dive
meri,o shaws egharn bonnets, &c. (enencns clotlng
sco1red dyed VI Ieyed and repaired with neness and de-
pitch. reasonable terms. - 49,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-26
DANIEL WELLER

Opposite The Cpion Hotei, Offers for SaIc.
O00 Boxes Tin Plate Is cross
wv 500 lbs iron wire from No. tola
2000 lbs Russia sheet iron
8OOOlbs double and single rolled English iron.
lie will also keep constantly on hand. general as
sorment Of Tin Ware, also Noodles Patent Portable
Ovens tor baking over charcoal furnaces. The above
articles will be sold as low ~ fcv con be honcb, IN
'lis market am - No.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-26
Richmond Dyeing Establishment.

On Cary Street, rear Of he Virginia and Farmers
Banks.
OSEPll WILLIAMS is grateful to the ladies
~ and gentlemen of Virginia, for past i;ivours and
hopes continuance of the same; and would tilanl,
he iades sending their silk dresses have them Ia
ken to pieces, which will enable him TO warrant them
to be. dyed and finished well at any establish.
inent IN the Union Canton stuff dresses not ne
cessary as he has suitable machines finish them if
sent to him In the situation above mentioned.
Gentiemen are likewise informed. that he scours
ana renews IN colour coats pnntaicons md vests to-
geter with all kinds of apparel and ifrcquescd repairs
thcm IN the ncatcst manner. AS usual all kinds OF
piece goods dyed, and hot cold pressed furniture
stufs cleansed and re-dyed in the nentost manner
N. Is. Tickets will be issued on leaving the goods
with him. and requests they will be presented on ap-
plication for the same.
IL