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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-05
To Gentlemen CT the Turf.

"A S intend to quit Racing, shall be glad to dis
IN pose of my stock Of Horses now on the turf;
among them may be had,
An Arcby horse, ycurs old this spring, ont of the
Dam OF Fayette, yet untried he may be seen in the
stable OF Mr. Branch Of Petersburg, where his Pedi-
gree will he furnished.
Virginian Fily, years old this spring, out Of n
Bedford mare, she out Of Bcllar, and she out Of
Shark, &c. &c. to nc seon in the stable of Col.
Wynn
Charles colt, years old, out Of the same mare.
Charles Filly, that will run in stake at Tree Hill
this sPrUg, where her performances can be soen oge
Their with several others, that can be seen by any
gentleman wishing to purchase.
Most Of the above horses are now in trimming, and
viii probably run at one or more of the different
Courses in Virginia, this spring; and the subscriber
would IKE to run them, and exhibit their qualities as
Racers, and dispose Of them on very accommodating
terms. mo, NJ ROT,TS 9
May H. Gt--niwf-twG
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-05
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

flypanln-- Congress: No opposition TO VIM c. Rives-
senate Nc opposition to VIM GodonHouse OF Delegates
Batre g. Payne. 22O, John VIM 178-samue u Morris 49,
F,.GTiGNo opposition to J. s Barbour fay Congtcss-
House OF Delegates Messrs. Chiffon ard James
BrtrlSlClck-No opposition Alexander for CoTnrrss-
H. OF D.: Beasey and TrDlier e-eected-J f. holson re-
cevcd considerable vote, being absent.
Ordnge-No opposition to p p Barbour Tor Conyrrss.
H. Of D. Davis and Woo5k-no opposition.
AccGTrnc-Congrcss Coke 1885, Braxton 1861 Basseti CD
CoSe's majority in the district s.
S0ry-No opposition to James Trrzvaut for Congress
H. Of d. JOHN c. Cunp and Francis Rulhn
foJok Borofgh-At the close of The polls Sd dav the
result wasor Congress Loyal 33i, Newton pa Mr. New
ton came to tive borough with majority Of 10, and Is thus
ccted by majority Of Is In the whole district For Senate
Hon 299 Chandler l47. Mr. Ggsy elected the H. OF D.
the number 81 votes me received not ascertared
liddiSon-Cm Linn Banks tlB, VIM. Finks II -Captain
& D Stroer OIL q thin vote, mol hanone third OF tire
county a, the polls.
Nilsson Congress WIN. { Rvcs 258. State Spnatr: VIM
Gonion 2l4 H. Of D.. Col Zachaah Aevi 225 Cant James
Gaglaid' I93Josoph G. NegginsDu So Henry Rfves 81
onrocCongges Col joseph Lowell 2o7 Lewis Maxwell
2074 William Smith So. House of delegates Hugh Capcon
57s, Mai WIN. Vass 359-Jon ~. Vawtcr 200
B~+ford-No opposition 70 Claiborne for Corrless-Hr
Saunders reelected to the Senate by majority over Col Chris
an exceeding 900.
POcahoniasNo Opposition for Conguss-yloisr Of Dele
gates VIM Arbogast i13, JOHN Crimes 95-Tho. Hill GJ
Alexander Hamilton 81.
, New Members.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-05

THE subscribers respectfully announce to their
friends and the public generally, that they have
THE DRY GOODS BTSTNESSs %
IN this place, under the firm of BARNrs &, Rr,r
They have taken the house one door above Cbarter
D. Williams, and immediately opposite to Mcgsrq
Worthan hicGruder, and are in daily Expectation
Of receiving per the Planter and Effort renerai aDd
we'll selected sssortmcnt OF fancy and staple articles
suitable to the scason-whic added to those sren5,,
received by the Ert, the last arrival from No.,
desirable NEWMAN w r a. I, ,1t t5Iu
april l6-d6t-c6t BENZ LLOYD BELT
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-05

In April 1924 NJ NJ Noah thus and published OF Gen.
Jackson: He is ga man whose head is
"lIike the crowned Era.
"CraJnid with Fires;n
Nhase LAw-whose pssoI ALTON and ,vhos
practce command and ovegear suci m a,s ,yiih the
scope OF his power and sovereignty
why seek to elevate Military Chief of fry passo,s Of
uconiroiiabie opinions and OF questionable quacinns
Yet in April 1922 this Gen. Jackson selects this same
NJ M Noah to he Naval Officer of New York; and that ,e
appointment may not be much talked of Mr. Samuel Sur
toout at the time appointed Collector OF the port OF
New York; tn the excussu OF zeaous and respectable
jackson man. who liberal OF his and his money
promote the enc,ion of Gen Jackson Verify every man shall
be awarded according to his works Dom. Prsss
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-05
Mr,r-Ynnr Anril Ia

NEw-YoRK, April 30.
a very melancholy occurrence took place last night
board the steamboat Franklin, her passage from
Providence to this city. George Washington Adams
eldest Of the late President of the u States was
on board, on his way to Washington. During the day
and evening he cvinced no symptoms of indisposton
till bed time, when he complained of violent
pain in the head and said he would be blcd as soon as
nc got to ~ York. He, however, retired with The O.
Their passengers but rose about o'clock dressed him
self in hurried manner, and awoke one or two of
the passengers complaining that they were plotting
against him. and particularly asked one Of them,
what it he had said about his Mr.. Adams) Jump
Ing ovcrboard nothing Of the sort had been said and
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-05
E,nm iite Cnnurctic,,t .;nir,.,,,.

AURE REFoRN. We last week nounced the
appointment of B. H. Norton, Esq as post master of
this city Hartford) in the place Of J. Law removed
IT Is now our duty to announce tbc TGmocdk of Mr..
Norton and the appointment of John NJ, Niles, ESQ.
in hrs place. Mr.. Norton arrived in this city on
Tuesday, and entered the duties of his office on
Thursday morning. Fhc next day, Friday, he learn
cd that he had been superseded by Mr. Niles, and
that he must yield, the principle Of rotation in
Office. to his SUCCESSOR Mr.. Law was highly esteem
cd citizen and faithful public officer, and we
were in hopes that he would be allowed to retain a
station which he had filled faithfully hut as
change was to be made, we certain that the
appointment of Dir Norton was more satisfactory
to ninetentfs Of the inhabitants Of this city, than
any other selection from the Jackson party could
have been. Mr. Niles Is one Of the most violent
and bitter partfzaDs in the State and his appoint
ment will crafty only tho little iunto of Jackso-
mans, who have been the most clamorous in their
praises of the hero. These recent changes and re-
movals place the government Of the United States
in q ridiculous light and show the folly of claiming
for Jackson either magnanimty infiexibily, a re-
gard for any thing but the interest Of his party
This unfortunate MIR Norton was in Ncu York few DAYS
sce and Roshed his Commission the Office OF the
which beautiful newspaper his appointment duly endorsed
selection That could possibly have been
Ocone If his appointment was the best the successor
he the hest How then, the worsppers Of the hero praise
III This system of rotation in oce, however, is adni-
r9be conirIvance II well known that there
about 65 applicants for every Office in the United States,
64 whom under the old SYSTEM go away disappointed
But under the system Gen Jackson in his
ofrefom and appoint incumbent 10 every Office every
day in the and thus in due time every eEpeCtant parzan
will be rewarded as to MIR. Niles and Mr.. Norton there is
probably not the difference Of tuo ooPPers between Ihem
~. Y. Com 4d0.
! Pie following we fake from toe New York Even
ing Post, Jackson paper.
Aletter from Hartford received this morning. says
s'The very unaccountable conduct in the Post Mas
Ter General, fcyoking Mr.. Norton's comolisston a
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-05
EnEN,rnN. Anil oQ

- . EDENfoN, April q.
Hydrophotin.--Several very distressing cases of
this dreadful maady, have occurred among the nerr
roes OF Mr. VIM. L Roberts OF this county; one of
them woman died on Saturday last in the most ex-
crntiatng agony, and three others are now suffering
under strung symptoms of the disease, which the
physician hopes to arrest by course Of salvation:
these persons were bitten near two months ago. as
were several others III this Town, all of whom ar,
certainly in very great danger.-CGu=eRe.
1t is understood and believed that Mr.. JOHN NJ
Lean, of New York has been appointed Secretary
of the Legation to London and viii go out with RI.
Minister just appointed successor to Mr. Barbour.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-05
IRON CASTINGS

TIL Suoscroe ioor'ns the public, that he continues n
carry on the IRON FOUNDRY near the savsro
Factory, where he makes Soft Irot CAsTtNCS a. ~
chneTy ct all descriptions All orders sent 10 hin
Foundry, or to Mr.. GEORGE WILLIAMS. No. 2 Ro.so
wnaFt ba'Nmoie, for Castings, will meet with nros
date attention, aud the Castings delivered ,b,a f
expense iW transportation. JONATHAN RONNFp
Baltimore, Jan. %. 1920. 1,to
Gry- JOB PRINTING exeeutei >, 1gs w. 20
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-05

The Bo Statesman, is said was cnnduc,ed ~, ,b,ee "a
itors, MT Andrew Dunlap, Mr. David Hensaw am; Mr. Ma
tae "a very lucky c0ncence) there Just
three Offices fairly, impatal, pronp,ly aistrbued
among these three lucky gentlemen namely district 4tu,.
ney Collector, and Post JNastsr.-L Del .o.srant
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-05
From The National Iutelvgencer Of 1aufs4ap

From The National TnelGgencer pT 1aur&dnn
It with establishment only e4ualled by our regret,
that have learnt that THOMAS MUNRoE, Esq, rs to
be superseded in the Office of Postmaster for the city
OF Washington. The publicly reported grounds Of
this removal are as frivolous as the removal
itself is derogaOry to the public interest, and
disreputabc to the government. The gentleman
removed is Of character beyond the rcproach of
the basest ealumnistor, and his office has been
conducted with rrbanty, propriety aud mparslity,
worthy of al praise and of allinitation Not only the
whole rty, bat thewholeU. States knows this. Not
yallthepeople city, but hundreds-thousands
we may say-of gentlemen who have been in Con
gess and in the various other departments fthe 20
vernment duringthe lasttw0uty five years from eve
Tystste and territory the Union can bear testimony
to the lithfrl and urbaue administration Of this Post
Office the Chief Of which has enjoyed in nninter-
rupted succession, the unboDnded confidence OF
Washington. Adams, ttbe Elder,l Jefferson, Madison
Monroe, sndt the late President Adams under all of
whom he has served the Public in various capacities
He has lived through life Of faithful public service
and honorable private repue to be the victim of sys-
tenn of prescription, of which it may be doubted
whether it be most dsgraceful to those who are the
actors in it, to those who have yielded 70 it.
detestabc influence.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-05
RICHMOND VIRGINIA TUESDAY MORNING. MAY 1909

Post Master, which he had given him but few DAVIS
since has produced very great excitement here
a tstrong remonstrance has already gone on to
Washington against MIR. Nortons removal. Yon
viii see by the papers what the feeIn Q is,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-05

The Editor Of the Richmond Enquirer sehnrnbiy
apologies" to us for having SO far omitted, and still
delaying, 20 publish the Panama Instructions whish
have beeu the subject ofsuch gross misrepresenta-
ton by him. Less humility, and more sincerity,
would become the Editor, whose motto Is ''Yerite
suns peu'''-Prutb, without fear. Why does he not
publish that document? What is il that he ~ afraid
Of? Why of his own Deity-of Pruth herself--of
his own conscience, whose upbraidings he dare no
encounter. However, tits one step towards amend
tor ofthe Enquirer already apologies, we hope he
will soon atone for some of his manifold alterations
and transgressons It's never too late TO relrant,
and turn to good.--ib
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-05
COMMUNICATIVE.


10 The E'oers Of the Senatorial District composed of he
Counties Of {7ens-ico, Charles Gin, dc.
perceive poll sto be opened IN Henrico Monday next
Tor Luleton W. FAREWELL proper representative Of your
interests and opinions i'll the approaching
sud have been necessary mis- tom his his
native district which he has publicly sa he would prefer
is that his willingness may be- generally
known 1t is subject of congatuation that such rcprese-
Madison, MIR Barbour, Mr. Sanasd and Mr. Watson. With
Marshall and farewell at the head of ours, be
ashamed OF comparison with that delegation The in
teesi well the pride of the district which alike
the ancient capital and of cience and the present ne,ropo-
lis, require such representative Mr. Tazewel whose
avowed preference for would exclude him from Norfolk
delegation if other arrangements already made, not
Reculect fellow citizens, that the interest Of this district
hazarded than that OF any other in the commonwealth and
that Mr. Tazewc it, avowcd friend, has very little
means lpo suitable lett of calling the attention
ffeehodc to his name, would respectfully suggest
of them friendly his election would announce min,
from the husi al the opening Of tie polls in the respective
counties. a FREGEIOLIER.
At meeting of portion of the FrceIfoIdcrs of
lancaster county, held at the Courthouse thereof
on Monday the 2Dth April, 1922 for the purpose Of
adding to the number of candidates for the conven-
ton, offered to the district by the meeting held ut
Wesmoreland courthouse, Addison Hall, Esq was
called to the chair, and Robert 7. Danaway appoint
ell secretary.
fihe object of the meeting having been explained
by DIR. NJ. Emanuel, committee Of the following
Gentlemen, viz: Doct. Emanuel, Col. John Chowbing
and Maj. John Meredith, appointed to report
preamble md resolutions the consideration of the
meeting-who thereupon reported the following,
which we're adopted:
Whereas, the meeting Of delegates held at West
more..Id courthouse, was but apartal representa-
ton OF the coun'ies composing THIS Senatorial Dis
trct and it being manifest that there is strong dis
position felt by our fellow citizens generally, to
enlarge the number Of candidates for the Convention,
beyond the four WHO were recumnpnded by that
meeting:
Resolved, therefore, that the nomination made by
8 II e
ty on the 9th of April of their fellow citizen F1en-
ing Bates candidate for the convention meets our
appreciation.
Resolved, that in the estimation of this meeting,
Dir. Bates is gentleman possessing in eminent
degree such virtues, talents, and republican princ-
Piles, to entitle him to warmest Recommended
ton to the district suitable person to represent
us in convention.
Resolved, that the proceedings IF this meeting be
signed by the chairman and secretary, and sent to the
Editors Of the Enquirer and Wing, and Fredericks-
burg Herald and Arena for publication.
ADDISON HALL, Cltnir7pdu.
! Ro. Y. DcNAwAY, Secretary.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-05

We are requested state. that poll hni IN the
third Senatorial District for RoBERr SAUNDERS Williamsburg
and dat lie has consented in nvention eed
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-05
REWARD OF EDITORIAL SERVICE

me following are among the appointments made
under the present Administration from the editorial
corps 1t will be good notion for our fraternity TO
organize Itself, and hereafter go in bdy in what
ever direction they may Judge 10 be most for their
advantage. They will thus have it in their power TO
choose the President, (or they always carry the
people along with them if they only stick togeher
and the distribution OF tho Offices among themselves
will follow of course. There plenty of offices for
every editor in the country from those who issue a;
daily sheet large enough for table cloth, to dis
tfbutor of ink over surface bigger than Il demi
Duff Green, Printer TO the Senate, $40 OUO
DAFT Green Printer TO the House of
Representatives. SO 900
-[These are two distinct offices, each House an
pointing its printer. There is no srch offer as
Printer TO Congress
Isaac Hill, Second Comptroller. a,eOo
Amos Kendall, Fourth Auditor, 5000
Dabney S. Carr, Naval Officer, Bait. 8 900
r NJ. nj. Noah, Naval Officer, New York, 5000
Hen IL. Norton, Postmaster, Hartford, 5000
Nathaniel Green, Postmaster, Boston, 5000
Andrew ]. Dunlap, Attorney, Boston, 1000
David Henshaw, Collector, Boston, 5000
W. II. Laiidrth. Collector, Providence, 1000
.SoYok Herald.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-05

he Norfolk Herald Friday savs:-iNye learn by t,
Potomac, that the President OF IT, States intends to nay
visit To Fortress Ronroehe time stated understood To
be In the Course OF few weeks"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-05

the thing passed off, Mr.. A. going upon deck md
the passengers resumng their slunbers. The only
subsequent trace OF tine unfortunate vo;Ynr man
was the findng some hours afterwards his Irnt mon
the deck forward of the wheel guard, whence he is
supposed In a high state ct fever TO hav5 iumneI
overheard. Mr. q. w. Adams was a LAWYER of ,sro,
mise-a young man of considerable acouirements-
ana has been several times one of the
III the Massachusetts legislature of the civ of Boston
lie was unnuirried.--G .4mer.
me New York papers OF Thursday norninr sss y.
ii was rnnoured at St. Thomas ON the 18Th
Aprii, that Captain Anderson OF the scl,tr VIRGINIA.
q orio:k confined slispicoa CT piracy Ind been
tried anu convicted. 1t was said that le had d,cj.r
ca III presence CT several American Ca,aps that
ne han taken two prizes which he left to ,vindward.
Vnich was generally believed, although there was
nut little doubt, that at the Tine he made the c,,utiss
sion, he was Intoxicated.
ne tiianea Gazette notices strange coiceaces of
e uuel between Lori Wellington and tie ia III ~ nchesea
ana mat between Mr. Clay and Mr. Randolpl-I The first
MI LAY was our chief minister State and the Duke
al W ellington the British chief of State In the Sc
'nu Pre MT kalid0lh member OF Anierican SEN
tc, ana e Earl of Ninchera is member of the British
ioe OF Lords In the third place, the Secretary of State
challenged the Senator aud Prime Minister challenged the
reer In the fourth place. the Secretary Of States bullet ora
@ Tue senator's hannel jacket, aud the Prime Minister'S bullet
10 one version of the sury lapel of
Ger coat In the nth place, the Senator his pistol
III ~ d am SO also did the Peer. In sixth place The Sc
major mace Inc a''fe honorable, ami also did the Peer
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-05

Pie following gentlemen nominated in the
Norfolk papers Of Friday for Members of Con
vention
I-ittleton w. Taznwel, for Princess Anne,
ltobert b. Taylor. for Norfolk County,
Richard II. Baker, for Nansepond,
William Maxwell, for Norfclk Borough.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-05

IMPORTANT TO CorroS GRowERs-It ;s VOL
known that the seed of cotton yields a considerable
quantity OF oil of excellent qrinlity. highly res
pectahle gentleman of Petersburg, Va. we under
completely hulled, and prepared for the easy express
sion OF It's oil The Importance of his invention TO
the Southern country, mny be appreciated from the
TACT that the inventor is erecting cotton GIN and
val be shortly prepared gin for the seed only we
believe the present price OF ginning is every tenth
pound So that in fact the cotton grower will have an
addition made to his crop Of one-tenth of the whole
by the introduction Of this valuable laGli.le
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-05
THE ROANOKE TRADE.

We had time only in our last, to announce the ar.
rMai OF tine steam boat Petersburg, Captain McRae
me petersburg arrived ON the 18th inst. proceeded
10 w eidon tile next morning, and having, at that
place. taken considerable produce board, returned
here IN the afternoon.
on the l7th: she LETT ion Elizabeth City having re-
ceived an accession to her cargo of Cotton DC and
VIII return on Saturday Sunday next She brought
up two boats, and WILL probably, bring up two
more on her next trip
Thus at length, IL has pass and the produce
OF the immense fertile country, that borders ON the
Roanoke river, Is seen h6atpg to a market on the
tide OF that stream which may be aptly termed the
great artery the State We want words TO express
our qualification in relation to this subject.
we would add, that the Petersburg having tosch-
ca mere, nu!nber of ouf most respectable citizens
went on board, and accompanied Captain SrRae up
the river to his point of destination.
low rapidly is realizing this truth: Iarqp streams
that have rolled for ages in silence and oIscurt n
the Dean, shall yet hear the din of comncrce-bepone
subseTvlent to indlstry-and boast delightful villas
guided spires and fields loaded with the fruits of c1iI
tivation.n 11-'-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-05

" JOB PRINTING executed AZ The Wig &C.,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-05
Epe GaiIstttuttaaaI oSbig.
.MONDAY MORNING., MAY 4, 1929.

foolish report thar Mr.. Clay had fallen in duel
with John Pope of Kentucky gained great ground in
New York and Philadelphia, and called forth Aat,er-
ing anxiety from his friends until it was ascertancd
TO be false. Mr.. Popes right arm was ground off
by rml, close to his shoulder. when boy. Mr..
Clay rs in good health, (2pth Aprl His day has not
come, and aesH not came, until Providence has made
him the instrument of expeling from power the men
who now possess it, uud who have marked every step
with dasolatiun. .sss
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-15

VIE subscriber has purchased the Horse Market
M ana Livery Stable formerly owned by Mr.. Jnp
ackweii ION the cross street leading from the Old
Market TO tire Dock, opposite TO Mr.. Richard Arm
strongs Tavern,) where he is prepared to receive
has good and careful ostlers large and comnodio1s
stabe and pledges hmseft to keep the best grain and
provender the market affords. The stable will be.
under inc mana cement of Mr.. Richard Hazlewood
VINO Pledges himself that every attention shall be
Paid to horses entrusted to his care and socts tin,
continuance OF former customers to this establish
ment' and hopes by unremittng attention to merit
friends and the public, that he has supplied his sshI
VITA horses, gigs, &c. for hire at the usual prices.
J.2JIES EF.4N,S
" The Stable, Lot and situation are peculiarly
wen calculated for drove horses, which particular
attention will be paid. sept I-2aw0w
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-15
from The Noti,1ri T1feIjigenrer.
AFRICAN COLONIZATION.

81 experience fully proves that important, pro-
jects, opposed to Prevailing preiudccs or pcticos
nave to struggle with great difficulties; and reneTay
iha more important the object, the greater The diff
cu'ty- The reasons arc, that they always cinapate
from superior minds, which ortru6 tbcir cotcr,Dora
res; aud tiat the Of mankind very slowly Law
down tnoss prclndices md opinions which they have
carry impped and long cherished. They can no more
SecP pace with the superior minds from which those
projects cinanatc, tb1D The unweldy eleullant can
ken pace with the high incttied cOurscr"
ne accursed slave trade, ortho greatest stains
that eyer sullicd the human cbaracfer ,;,,;,i
Struggle 10 Great Britain Of thirty years duration
D'I"re us doom was finally sealed. Notwithstanding
tl1 I'M - efforts 10 produce is i1.eTdictjon. %
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-15
GENTLEMEN'S AND LADIES,
Boot and Shoe Mandatory

Opposite The old .Soan Tarer,
fA'ltE subscriber returns his thanks to his friends
and the public, for the liberal encour a cement he
has heretofore met with Having lately employed
hrst rate workman from the North, is now prepared
to execute orders IL the ladies' and misses line aid
wal make IN the most approved manner, 10 measures
III lasonabie style, any orders which he may be IA
vourcd with and hopes by strict personal attention
TO business, to receive continuance of the p,-5c
patronage.
On hand, gen;lemens boots, shoes and pumps.
all of good quality
July el-eol8t cl2t JOHN DURHAM