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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-16
NOTICE.

a Vacancy having occurred lii the Female Depart
- ment Of the Richmond Laaca8triau School, by
the death Of the lac teacher; it becomes ne
cessary that the Board Of Trustees appoint suitable
person as successor. TO this end, oil who may be
disposed to apply, required to send in their app
cations, accompanedby satisfactory TESTIMONIALS as
to qualification to tie Secretary Of the Board on or
before the goth day Of J0He next The salary is 800
per annum, payable quarterly.
BY resolution of the Board of Trustees.
gsy iJ-~.:s JOHN. s. MYERS, Sen.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-16
WANTED

On The Roppahd1nock Canal, near F,efericIsbn,-x
E4NROM SO to 60 able bodied men will find con-
= slant employment, good treatment and promn,
monthly pay on the above work; blacks will he nre
terred but Industrious white men will be emploved
by the month or piece work. =.
From to 6, end for very prime first rate hands
So a month will be given.
Farmers may be assured the rsaue or labour is rot
greater than on farm Ratons as much bread
meat, fish and nolasses can be consumed tbr,1,
times day, with spirits. Rock blasting ;s nor
formed exclusively by whites.
For farther particulars to the kind of work or
any other information required, reference NAV he Ind
to Col. Storrow of Culpeper, Mr.. Benz, Barnett ne
FauGuler, Mr. Z Smith near Fredericksburg, Messrs.
s. Wexford, VIM A. Knox and John Raw of Fre.ie
rcksburg, or the subscriber on the work
WARNER w. MINOR
june o-wtf Fall Hill near Fredericksburo
u Stone Masons will find constant employment
In Chesterfield County Court-.June 8th, 1929.
GcorYe '" Farmer Henry Farmer, and Magnus Carrier,
and posiah his wife, late Desiah Farmer plaintiffs Z
against F''' -
Henry Hawks and Bess his wife, William Farmer James
ANDREWS and Martha his wife, and Robert Farmer the I;
sad Robert being infant of years bv Ienan;o
Goode, his guardian adj litum 6fs | :.
his DAY came the plaintiffs by their attorney and anr,r
ing 10 the court by satisfactory evidence that the defodas Az,
t hnaptants oil this commonwealth, and they not bayin.,
thcir appearance aud given security according to the
assembly ana the rules of this court; motion of the
du pdnt II IS ordered that the defendant. do anear
mere on the second Monday August next and ansyr ,h
pas D and that copy of this order be forthwith inserted
some newspaper printed in the city of Richmond for ptoht
weeks successfully and another copy posted at the n
days Copv Testc 80 w. ''t''''e Soutl-
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HIDES, LEATHER, SC.

Gsssa Buenos Ayrcs and Rio Grande hides
100 various other qualities do
1900 sides soal leather, oak and hernloci tanare,
ard of all qualities, by wholesale or piece Of
side
900 sides siirting and harness leather
100 do black and fair bride leather
10 dozen hogskius
30 do shocpskins
90 do saddle trees
Bag, chaise and lining hides
l'rth and straining web
Bniiaioe, leopard and hair seal skins
Wagon, stage and gig collars
40 dozen wax calfskins
300 sides wax and russet upper leather
Boot, morocco, seal, lining and binding skins
Shoe thread, varnisi and backing
Shoenlakers and curriers' tools
Morocco skins, for coach makers and matters
Coach lace, tassels, fringe, &c.
Wood springs, plated moulding, gig handles
and bands
Richmond made plantation shoes
Slaughter hides and calf skins
Tanners oil, wooi-for sale by
w. g. ]. c.. CRANE,
doors above the Bell Tavern.
IN B.-Country hides bought and sold.
June 1-w3tif
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>-------------aszzxzzs4xA SENxrs

BALffMoEs, June l2--Jolin Quincy Adams the Elk Pres
sni arrived here last evening" from his at Meridian
iiA near ashngon aud TOOK lodgings at the CITY Iioe
tic was waited uPon III the of evening. by arge
number OF our citizens, of whom expressed desire that
ne might trES with us long enough admit of public mani
hesitation OF esteem and respect for his exalted talents and cnli
nent public aud private virtues The late melancholy event in
Mr. Adams family together with his love OF quiet and ,;rr
mcnt after long, aduous and faithful public services induced
MN 10 decline compliance with the wishes of his friends on
Line ON his journey the patsayca mansion in Nasal
seIis "
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Fresh and Beautiful Goods.

Fresh and Beautiful Goods.
R BALDWIN, IVES g. co. have received by the
-H1 richmond Packet, and are this morning opening
case extra fine Leglorn bonnets
do London blue and black cassjmcres
do black and white prints
Seersucker plaid, and solid stripe ginghanls
Very superior plaid F11ach do
Figured pamyrcucs, beautiful article
Lace and pearl buttons
Pongee silks, palmetto hats
cases and bales plaid domestics
do IA apron checks
Handsome artificial flowers
Floss thread, mixed pins
bales ticklinburgs, cheap
June Is
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d Ohm b. ROY having removedt to Norfolk,
has established hmselfthere as a Commission NIer.
chant, d will transact any business confided to his
The possession of the conmodous Fire-proof Public
Warehouse, situated in the most eligible part of the
Borough enables him TO Offer to the Planters descend
ing the Roanoke, secure and convenient storag for
their produce: his Office is in the house recently oc
cuDied b. Messr5 J. z, p, j. gabhi
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22IJoIfaaIe 31rifea GurreMt.
Richpaond, June Is, 1929. :,

STAPLE ARTICLES.
Tobacco, leaf
good to fne, 10Olb. Sc a - so
iniddling, d 50 a 8 50
common. q a 1 SO
refused, ) a S
manufactured
LIST quail. cavendish, 10. 50 Il 10
small twist, no. 1, IL ais
no. z, 9ali
Flour, city mills, noIie
canal, ) rs a6
JYkeat, none
Corn, bush. 47l a 50
Coal, best for shipping, f6 a 20
inferior, IL a Is E
Cotton, 8a9
VARIOUS OTHER ARTICLES.
Alum, III. e
Brimstone, roll, ID. ga So
Bees,rar, best, p a IS
Butter, ID a 20
Bet, mess, Dbl. 10 so 4 IL
Bacon, new, 7a7l
Cheese, ID a 125
Candles, tallow, mould, fOi -
sperm. 81 a 90
C9Hes, w. !. green, Is ala
Rio, 12l a Is
Java, white, 6al7
ordinary qualities, l1aal2
Chocolate, no. J., l9 d IL
C,pperas, lb. 3 i 81
Fish, herrings, no. I, new, d 50
shad, no. L, 2 so
mackercl, no ,scarce,6 5Oa6 IS
do. no. =, S 80
do. no. ), 4 so a 4 rs
Fruit
raisins, bunch, box, 3 75ai
muscatel, 3 50
Feathers, live geese, good, 3OaS2
Glass, window, axIO, SO feet,
Z 10 lOxl2, do. 3
G1,npo,nder, Dupont's, 5 50 q 6
Hemp, American, ton, 1870 a l.,o
Hides, Spin, sun-dried, I7a19
sailed, l2aI6
Indigo, Spin i'otant, ID. 1 75a2 25
Iron, Swedes, ton, los
English, 80 q 80
American, 85 n 90
Lard, new, 6a6s
Lime, l 30
Leather, sole, Is a %
upper 1 rs a rs
Lumber, clear, 1000 #. IS
merchantabie, IL n Is
1latogGny, ST. Dom. #. IS a 30
Fay, 10 a Il
Mo,asses, gal. n. o. &c a 50
superior, 81 a 80
w. India, generally, IS d 50
.Msni, bushel, GO
Nails, cut, lb. ?
OIL, lmsecd, gal. rs d 70
ta'mers', bbl. 10 a II
sperm. winter prstl. gal. 90
do. summer do. 65 u 10
Oats, bush. IS a37l
Piaisfer Of Paris, ton, 45o
Pork, prime, Dbl. IL ALSO
mess, IA a ii so
Rice, Carolina, (new) 3 a3i
Sugar, loaf 13a20, lump I5al7
N. o. brown, 100 lbs. 7a9
ST. Croix, do. 9 10
musrovadoes, 3 a 10
Sail, sack, Liv. filed, 2 ioa, 50
ground alum, 21-2 a z,
!S"t:peire, 10. 10 a u
Spirits
brandy, cognac. gal. i Ioa l 30
apple brandy, IS a 81
peach do. 80 a 100
rum, St. Croix g. Ant. 60 A 90
do. New England, a9 a 81
Gin, Holland, 80 a IU5
do. American, so a So
w'liiskey, "A a 26
Sfrc9, German, ib. - all
Eng. blistered, 3a9
Amer. do. 6
Shot, cwt. G
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-16

Latest ror Lisbon BY arrival at Boston on MONDAY
s, me latest advlces Cup to May lth) received
mason stated that no papers could he obtained by him.
self consgnee their publication had been bv
hcyHnt Mgethe inhabitants Of the city were IL, great con-
son tie prisons iied with victims satisfy his thirsty
'e'ancc ana executions constantly taking place He
understood that Fifty of the first citizens Opoo were TO be
hn at that place about the time ne sailed and that the wives
ana children OF many who formerly lived in splenfor were
seen = ss'ng for bread in the streets Com. .4dce,sr
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-16
WARRANTED SCYTHRS

E'OR sale ut tho sign of the Pad Lock- COM
pete assortment of SCYTHES, which war
rant. Farmers are invited 10 call and give then,
trial. ~
Also, the British Patent scyttes from 10 to s.,
inches, and general assortment of Hardware. Sad
dery and Rodgers fino Cutlery worth the attention
% purchasers. THOMAS A. RUST.
ykSHE Subscriber begs leave to inform his fTien3a
aud the public, that he has removed to this city
anu VIII practice law III all the courts which are
hoIde" here:---and in the courts Of Hanover,
Those who intrust him with the mana cement OF
the business, may rely upon the strict est attention
june CIT d. BRIGGS
NOIICE is hereby gwen, that Mcssrs c. r. a. J. IAIIAst
nave MADE an assignment, for the benefit of such of tnr
thirty dys from The 20 If this month Said ASSIGNMENT 10
recorded at the Office of the Musings court.
Al persons indebted TO said g. K. g. J. Haam are hereby
nDeu dt such debts are assigned to trustees TO whom pay
ment must be made, to their authorised agent only
Richmond, May 3d. 1929 aawGt
NOTTCE.-The subscriber has appointed, during his alb
IN from Richniond Mr.. BARHETr W WAt7HILI ME
Attorney fact for the purpose of enabling him collect tf
debts due the late firm Of William Neale g. Co; and he b
seriber earnestly requests the debtors said firm can on M
Waall his dwelling Main and l4 streets ia,
occupied by William Neae deceased, and discharge their ac
counts JOHN LIsLEo,
Richmond, June ID, 1929. d7t eff
ri OTICE.-Tbe subscriber, since last Christmas
y has been carrying on the business Of a cabinet
bedstead mandatory by himself at his old stand
on the mechanicsville Turnpike, where he will
continue 70 execute all orders IN the best manner and
at the lowest rates. All work done by him will be
labelled warranted, manufactured by w. B MaIrne
MechanicsviLe TurnPike"--and numbered from tbis
date. Persons iwishiDgito purchase any articles
manufactured by HIM, always be supplied at
AeesTs %. d. A. Hubbard's and Mr.. James p Tyler's
place IN Richmond. w. .. MALONE.
iune r9s 4 O.,
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10 Merchants, Planters &c.
VIM. HI. REDWOOD,

Commission sMERcHANr.
Fire.proof Warehouse, ON Yoodsides Whn~r r.,.,,.
g occupied by .uessrs. j. & ". Souatgats, .NOR-
EspEcTFULLY tenders his services to .Merehonfs.
planters, and the public generally in the sale oy'
Produce, the purchase of Goods. and 1eneralv in f
clitatng their business transactions in the Borough
for which his commissions will always be moderate
His attention being confined entirely to Coaaais-
SION Business, his knowledge of persons and mode,
of doing business in Norfolk, and his thorough ~
fuaintance with the country business will he bopes>
be found advantageous to those who may employ his
agency.
Refer to Messrs.
ROSCOW COLE, ),
CHS. l.. WINGFIELD, WINS burg.
ROBERT SOUTTER,
inn. SHIELDS ), II s: 5 As. AaShs BURN, Norfolk
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-16
DIR. WATKINS CASE

'' - i'hi!iS ne opinion exhibits mitch industry
and talent, and reviews all the arguments bv which
the counsel for the United States eudcayoured ~
overthrow the former opinion OF the Court in stve
OF great perSpculty and asttttcness. In this case
also, the demurrer has been sustained and the in
dictIneu! is consequently Guasicd.
Judge THRUsToN dissented from the opinion of the
othcrtwo Judges, and went into an argument in
winch he conteuded, aud attempted TO shew that
there was fraud and falseiood stamped on every de-
tail o! the transactions and As he believed that every
one OF the documents issued by DIR. Watkins showed
Il fraudulent intention, and fraudiul and false
upon its face, he considered that the Indictment
ought to have beer sustained.
AS no indictment has been found by tbe
Graud Jury, We presume that DR.. Watkins Will no
longer be held in duranCe on o criminal cbarrc
In giving The opinion Of tie Court Duff Grean
says tmay be proper for us to state in conclusion
that this rnster has not yet terminated We.under
stan: stand that other indictments are in progress"
fE'1lE Subscriber wishing to remove from
@ his present situation, and to relieve himself as
far as possible from dependence on slave labor, of
ters Tor sale that valuable property called the James
River Slate Mines, 60 miles above Richmond in Viz
gina, immediately on navigation. The Quarries
tyleldlug slate Acknowledge superior i'm every re-
speci to any ever brought to the Richmond market
are now IN full and prosperous operation, promising
to produce great profit and TO increase more RAPIDLY
IN value than any real property Of the same present
amount in Virginia Besides these Quarries now
worked by the subscriber HIMSELF there are others
Leased ont at handsome profit, and others may Ire
leased to great advantage, tire present leases abo-
lshed as the purchaser may desire. But as no one
can be expected to adventure IN such purchase with
out first examining andndging for himself all such
are invited TO view the PREMISES which will be their
own best recommendation, when considered with the
increasing demand for tat inestimabe article of per-
nanency and security, and all the other advantages
Oh tnese particular QnrJtes over all others yet dis
covered, as will De Po1ted out by the proprietor
Extensive credit willbs given if required For fur
ther particulars, enquire of Archelaus Hughes Rich
mond, Agent for JOHN. .NTCHOL.gS.
N: B'-The EditoB of the Washington Telegraph,
| Baltimore Republican and New York Evening Post,
are requested to insert the above advertisement once
week weeks, and forward their accounts to A. HUGHES
ioI PdyIbeOI. June 6-w4w C
The rights of all., 1829-05-29

vslcdge of offering to my brethren, twelve
acres Of land in fertile county IN
the state of New York, at the reduced price
Of twenty shillings per acre. The lands arc
warranted to be equal to any other In the state
they are situated on a beautiful | AXE, abound
ing with Salmon, well timbered and possess
ing the greatest water privileges, the title is
ndisputable, the climate mild and healthy:
The subscribers hopes there will be no time
lost, after this paragraph comes o'the pubick
eve, in forming associations an offering pro-
posals for this disirable property, all commu
nications, Postpaid, must be directed to 'he
editor Of this paper. The price being low' no
proposal will be received for less than one
hundred acres, and we hope that most oil our
towns or cities, will lolm associations, wanting
not less thar: fl ON one to two thousand acres
Of this or some other lands. Our brethren IN
Philadelphia alone, are able to purchase and
stock hundred thousand acres.
The EDITOR.
! NIB. The Editor has fund oflmportant
information, on this subject for the next mum
Der.
The rights of all., 1829-05-29
EDUCATION IN GREECE.

A plan for promoting education IN Greece,
by means Of funds and teachers sent from this
country, has been formed IN this cl'y'
IT is proposed to establish IN hat country,
IA high School or national Ecademy at which
Young men may be trained for superlntedlng
elementary schools, and for the studylot useful
professions.
Q A hig b school Tor Females designed princl-
|pafly Tor tue 1nSruClfuH % thusC "ho may b0-
come teachers.
Several elementary schools, models OF the
most approved methods ofinstructlon .
The Greek School Committee consists OF
the following gentlemen, Hon: Albert Gallatln
Chairman, Arthur Tappan, Esq. Treasurer,
Rev. M. Buren, Cor Secretary, Mr. Knowles
| Ta~lor. Re. Secretary, Seth Z. Staples, Esq
+. Lord ESQ. DR.. S Akerly, Il Richard L.
Hanes, Esqr>.
This is all very good, the deciples of Jesus
Christ like their Swine master, delight In the
work of benevolcnce, and mercy.-New York
NAV emphatlcally be stlled a city, of benevo-
llence--From this Jerusalem, of the New world,
issues ten thousand streams which go fourth
rejoicing the hearts Of men and making glad
1.-The city. Of God. In this | can safely say my
Eheart does rejoice, every individual who en-
liovs the bountns of Providence, in this land
lof light and liberty should consider himself as
II steward Of the lords treasure, and should DE
ambitious IN doing all the good in his power
Yet must confess write this paragraph with
mingled emotions Of JOY and grief, and for the
last eighteen months have felt it my duty tc
, withhold my mite from the public treasury
and administer it IN more private way, no
.lthat think there is TOO much doing, on the con
! trary | tllnk there is not half enough done by
! I,he churcn. The Earth is the Lords and tn
Treasures thereof, and as cheerlully as WI
lhave received so cheerluily should we give
! But the church is fallible, and often fea
. christians are not sufficiently careful in exam
G ning into what channels they should direc
e their benevolence-w there is not too nadc
done abroad, there is far too little done at nom
II fear that the charity which si5 hs for the al
u licted of other cimes, that groans over oppres
e sed humanity in other countries, and does Iii
j. lie or nothing to relieve the victims Of ignc
The rights of all., 1829-05-29

ISa
he gained in trade and speculation.
Tor lorc time. we have not met with
paragraph 60 much in accordance with our
feelings and experience. We have lived
twenty years in the country, and thirteen IL
large cities, the whole Of the latter period, a"c
at least one third Of the former, have been
spent in strict observation and calculation,
the result of this long experience, has been
altogether in favor Of the country, as the Ia
ther oC growing family, had rather be IN
the country with capital Of ten thousand DOL
lars, than in any city in the Union with thirty
thousand. The far mer who has hundred
acres OF good land we'll stocked, IS more inoe
nendant and has better chance, Of making
his children what they should be, than the city
merchant with fifty thousand, the former ny
have the happiness to see his offspring usetui
and v;rtuous citizens, the latter stands two
chances to one, of seeing his fashionable va
gahonds. We decidedly recommend an az
ricnltural life to our brethren, Il IS more ao
,nted to their situation and interest, than any
other. whatever may be the disadvantages
thev labour under in cities, in consequence Of
preiudsce, such is the justice Of The De'ty' that
the soil will produce TO them as abundant as
- anv others. and such is the wants, if not
the Justice, of community, that the markets
viii afford them as good prices as they DO
others. Have we not fifty families IN the
o;tv of Newly ork, that coulu carry from 1--we
h,ndred to ten thousand dollars capital to
the country, ten years ago we hao
hundred families possessed of these abilities
and if there are not fifty at the present day
this circumstance is the greater argument II
favour Of country life, if there be SO mary
families. possessed Of the above mentioned
means we intreat them by their own resPecta
J;Etv, Ey all the interests Of their children an'
by the good of society at large, while they az
vet in possession Of such means, to prepar
them for an investment in the right OF sol
and in agricultural implements, some argu
that they have no experience In husbandry
as a reason why they do not become farmers
To such would assert that there is but on
wears difference, between the experience
farmer and the observative novice. am haf
py to say that part Of the coloured popul'
ton of this city, begin to awake to their tru
interest, already have several families pu
chased farms and settled themselves in Il
country, they are nobly pursuing an agr'cu
tural life, and exerting their due proportion
moral and political influence. May this go'
spirit pervade the minds Of our part Of cor
munity, until our portion Of city dissipation
transformed into country respectabihty al
usefulness. Such'a change W. uld embrace I
The rights of all., 1829-05-29

Mr.. Hamilton, Dristrict Attorney for the
District, was yesterday sworn into office. Mr.
Duer has consented, says the Commercial, to
officiate during the present term.
The rights of all., 1829-05-29

GREEcE.-The intelligence from Greece,
given in the French papers, states that
the Turks had been again expelled from
Livadia, after a sanguinary battle with the
army of Prince Demetrius Ypsilanti.
General Church in a very boastful des-
patch, announces that the Castle Of Won,
itza had surrendered to his arms.
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Mrs Nagarty

ID ESPECTFUTIY informs the inhabitants OF Alex
L. andria that OH the Oath inst she will open
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Cash for Negroes.

WE wish to purchase ONE HUNDRED LIKELY
w NEGROES, of both sexes, from II to IS yesrs
of age field hands also, mechanics of every descrp-
ton Persons wishing to sell v,ull do well to give us
call, as We are determined to We higher prices for
slaves than any purchaser who is may be here
after in this market.
Any communication in writing will be promptly at.
tended to- We at all times be found at our resi-.
dence, est end of Duke street, Alexandra, H. C..
sept 81 FRANKLIN u ARMFIELD.
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German AAinens.
Nothing Cellar

TIME subscriber, grateful for the encouragement he
has received since his return from Europe, informs
the public tina. he has on hand an assortment of
Vines, Brown Stout, LopdOn Porter. file,
fider, &c
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New EaN Goods.
Fall GOnds.

Fall GOnds.
StUARI.Es BENNETT hos receired and efers for
u sale, wholesale and retail
superiine black; Navy blue and olive cloths
BLACK. dark blue and steel mixed kerseymeres
Fine blue and steel R'SeG sa,tine,ts
Ladies' dark blue and cisret habt-clolhs
variety of milied dran cloths aud kerseys
bale of very stout English drsb and mixed DO
Ladies' hoskn aud fork tan gloves
Centiemen's English doe kin ditto, OF hrst quah'y
Fac. Madras, aud company band,nns hfkts
Black Italian and English sewing silks ct hrs' qy
4 general assortment of cotton, silk and lambs
wool hose
few dozen of first quality ladies' black and
slate worsted hose
Cotton balls, assorted, from 70 to on ,
100 packs 4, A and so German pms, quahIy saia
to be very superior 10 English
Rose blankets, heavy full sized English, from y q
to 1S4
Irish linens and diapers Domestic goods
general assortment, of brown and bleached coz
,n amongst the latter some of extra quality liz ml-
tation of Madras cottons
case very stout 81 shectings
Two bales domestic kerseys for negroes
A bale of 40 No. linseys, very good qusii'y
white, red yellow and green Hlnneis
Sometime a. and bed ticks and checks
SEINE Iyt PrE and SHOE THREAD,
sept2s
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CalcineA MagNesia.

WE have received direct from the Mar, land Che
w mical Works, supply of superior Calcined Mag.
nesa, made after the manner of Henry's celebrated
magnesa. This msgnesia warrant to be- as good,
if not better than the English, having b. testing the
two articles together, proved this TO be superior
We here offer condensed form, at half the price
of the imported perfectly pure msgnes and 1T nay
be taken into the delicate stomach without pro-
ducing the slightest nausea, IAN object often SO consi
derabIe with phi, sicans) being rather pleasant than
'sagreesble tasted. an the of the American art-
ce and when it shall become &, morally knwn, are
satisfied it will supercede the of the imported
pecially as il is afforded the price and more
.ure in eit ct than the calcined magnesls II
is put up in bottles and labelled WITH directions. IN
convenient size for families retailing in country
stores or other places where medicines are vended
Also, Nh assortment OF
COMBS, BRUSHES md SOAPS,
Consisting of
Tuck, side, long crooked neck and pocket combs
Cloth HAIR hes nail varnsh, sash tools, and camel's
HAIR brushes
Rose, transparent. varegated and Windsor shaving
soaps. For sale by
august ii WILLIAM LANPHIER & Co.