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A communication in the Democratic Press, says,
that Rowland Stephenson has been for some time re-
siding in Bristol, (Pa) 1t is rumoured he has COM
pleted the purchase of DIR Shippers very handsome
establishment and farm in the vicinity of that borough
In one of the lines between Philadelphia and New York.
travellers transported for dollar and abaf be-
tweeH New York and Albany for dollar, included
In the records Of a celebration in Easton, Penn on
the 4th inst. we find the following toast.
John. J. Herster. May the enemies of freedom be
athered with aquafortis and shaved with handsaw.
We stated few days since that Philadelphia would furnish
money for the Internal Improvement Of the Its i'm
mediate will be partially by the late contributions
of the different moned institutions Of the city together with
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DIED

At Milford Del the 21st ult. after illness of five
months, Mrs NANCY D. COLLINS, in the Esd year of her
age. daughter of DANIEL GOWN, Esq: She bore her
illness with Che resignation of Christian and departed the
blessed hope of glorious Immortality.
At O'Clock Friday afaernoop, nth inst CHARLES
RIDGELY, of Hampton late Governor of Mary land the
10th year of his age Inhetng in early life large fortune,
he known throughout the State the hospabe prope
tor of Hampton which residence has been for hrve years
the seat of elegant hospitality and princely beralty.
In Springfield IN. H. Miss CYNTHIA PERKINS. IN
picking her with knitting needle, sudden motion Of
the head brought the instrument in contact with her chas
the needle penetrated her head, caused immediate delrum
and death in four days .,
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the following announced yesterday-The Commercial Bank
has loaned 10000 dollars the sate the North America
$4,000, the PhiadelPhia 10000, the Northern Liberties
10000 the Penn Township 10000 The Insurance Compa-
MES have afso made liberal advances U. Gazette.
The Philadelphia Democratic Press recommends
caution in relation to Bank notes printed India pa
per- Several years ago Book belonging to Murray,
Fairman g. Co., engravers, containing specimen Notes
of their engraving stolen. Half was recovered.
Schuyki Bank note for 90 dollars, was detected IN
Philadelphia the other day, cut from this book and
badly filled up with the signatures of the officers of the
Bank.
Mayors Office, Philadelphia, July IL.
The High Consabes report, that hundred and thT
tour dogs have been killed and buried between the 18th
day of May and 18th day of July, 1922 agresably an
ordinance passed the 18th day of May, 1928.
A Mr. J. Garick, of Liberty HILL South Carolina.
advertises whiskey, fat cattle, nais soaps oasses and
shot, to barter for 0N7-LIvE RATTLE SNAKES cash.
a Resoard ofered-A reward of SIS offered by gentle
man Newburgh, through the columns of the Newburgh
Gazette to lady who will the smallest hat in church
for the next six months. -
The Legislature of New Hampshire has changed the
name Of town from Adams to Jackson.
bull, confined in pen at Salem, New Jersey lately at
tackled coored who in the pen, and killed him.
The place where the animal confined was adjoining
slaughter house, and he enraged the smelling blood
From statement published in the Tyne Mercury,
it appears that from October, 1928, few fewer than
oI4 men lost their lives IN tnrtyone pits around New
castle, (Eng) by explosions of foul air in the Mines
The Salisbury Caronian states that General Romn.
lus M. Saunders, of that place, and the Rev. Hum
phrey Posey of Macon county, have been appointed
by the President of the United States Commissioners
under appropriation made at the last session Of
Congress, for purchasing such reservations of land as
are yet claimed by the Cherokee Indians within the
limits of North Carolina. 1t is thought that the sum
appropriated (S2o,ooo) will be amply sufficient to
make the purchase.
shearing of the sheep on Nantucket Island took
place the 22d and Esd ult. when it was ascertain-
ed nearly onehalf of the flock persisted from the Sc
verify of the weather last winter, the number having
been diminished from between eleven and twelve thou
sand to six thousand. On this occasion, Thomas
Gardner venerable gentleman in the ninety-fourth
year of his age took part in the shearing, and "ped
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MECHANICS AND OPERATIVES.

meeting of the Mechanics and Operatives generally, Of
Wilmington and its vicinity will be held the Academy,
THIS EVENING at half past oclock.-Punctua
tendance requested business of importance will be
acted. July rs.
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ces saw a-poor wretched creature suspended by a
rome, struggling in the agones of DEATH afterwards
dispersed and number, both white and black, went
10 the grog-shops, and showed how much they had i'm
proved from behoding the shocking spectacle, by get
ting drunk. -:
Bioody Business.--N. B. Starke killed Mr. Lar
kin at Cofeeyille, Alabama and when the murderer
wos about to be arrested he resisted the officer and
was himself shot dead by the latter. So the country
was saved the expense of hanging the wretch
West. Car.
--+e0s--
PHILADELPHIA, July o.
Chsapeake and Dela,odre Canak-There reports
town Yesterday of disaster having occurred the
psep Cut on this work We have taken pains obtain
crate information the subject, and assured that the
extent and character of the injury have been greatly
ted During heavy rain Saturday night considerable
body of earth forced from of the slopes and fell into
The canal completely closing the height of several feet
above the line Immediate measures Of course
taken for its removal, and happy to learn that in all
probability the opening Of the canal will not be delayed bS
The accident Such slips they are called have heretofore
occurred frequently this part othe canaome of them
Of much formidable kind than Ihe present-and the
workmen are of familiar with the mode of rectfng
them National Gazette.
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MARRIED

On Thursday evening, the 18th inst by the Rev James
Latta, DIR JAMES N. SUTTON, of st. Georges Del. to
Miss ELIZA JANE, daughter of JOHN JANvIER, ESQ. OF
Newcastle, Del.
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DEEAWARE RE GTsTER.
WILMINGTON, SATURDAY,, JULY %
Prices at BrandyDine, yesterday.

Sup. Flour, $500; Middngs s,194s 3,oo Wheat,
white, per so lbs. 1903: red, per do. 100: Corn.
per 81 lbs. 46, Corn Meal per hid. 1850 1875:
do. per Dbl. 2 2,95:
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e. Some of our Subscribers are requested to take
notice that they have not complied with the terms of
publication.
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We have received for publication the proceedings
of political meeting in this State, but do not
tice such things further than to give information of
the most important nominations made by both parties
trust that declining to give the communication
place will not give offence.
The Baptist Yearly Meeting will commence in this
Borough, this afternoon at o'clock.
Extract of Letter from the Cashier of the SchuylkiH
Bank, philadelphia, to the Cashier of of the Banks
in this Borough
It reported that Counterfeit Twenty Dollar bills of this
Bank are in circulation 1t the fact You will par
culary obge by contradcting the report if mentioned
in your presence" Gazette.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-08

Va. COWtN has received, AMI now offers , we'll
selected and general OF ladies' AM
Sold sd silver paies ser and sce Naics: eight das;and
'dn ma, 'Iocks ana - = secs diamond, peoIl PASTE jet
ana Lncy Jewelryi SER plated, aud B,annia Nayys
everpont, caleldaI aid o;her Pencils f1unain silver aud
see iIs gold silver and ale SPecacies Thmblcs Tooth
slon and film, Pocke Pistols, percussion Caps SpyGasses
surveyors and poke, Compae5, Plating Instruments mi
mature frames and cases pockei books; card case purse
and purse clasps pocket and shell combs gold Jet steel and
S' chains; seals and Keys, key rings; military goods watch
makers tools ana materials; with great variety Of ohe, r
,s al OF which he is enabled sell below former prices
N6-Wa,ches and clocks and mathematical instIun.p,.
carefully repaired and adjusted.
Orders Tor any ence in has line principally attended to-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-08
EDUCATION.

'1'dE subscriber respectfully informs her former
patrons and friends generally, that she has taken
the SUNDAY School room attached to Trinity Church,
where sue Will commence teaching on MONDAY,
the 9th OF January next.-The branches to which she
Will devote her particular attention. will consist of
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, English Grammar,
GEOGRAPHY, with the use Of Globes and Maps Histo-
~, &C.. also, PLAIN and ornamental Needle Work and
Embroidery, with Drawing and Painting in heir diff.
tcrent varieties. With grateful remembrance of
the liberal support she has heretofore received in her
school, and with full determination use her best
efforts to advance the youth with whose instruction
she may be entrusted she solicits the patronage of
her friends for the year 10 come.
Dec 25-t&f6t MARY ANN WILDER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-08
LNDl RUBBER SHOES.

THE subscriber has Just received large supply Of
Ladies' and Gcntlcnens Iudia Rubber Shoes,
which are impeno'rablc by water. ard an excellent
prcservative of health They keep the feet dry and
warm and thus prevent many olthose diseases which
result from colds Those persons who easily take
cold by dampening their feet, ought 10 guard them
selves by wearing the above shoes which equally
cbnducc to health and comfort All who become ac-
Galnted with the bencfi, Of The India Rubber Shoes
from experience, will never after omit the un of them
lie has also on hand large assortment of Ladies'
aud GentIcmcn's, Boys ana Misses Boots, Booieos
and Shoes; Leather, Scalskin and Hair Trunks: and
few dozen Of Emorsons celebrated Razor STRAINS
all OF which he is disposed tosc az low prices for ca sh
dec 9--2aw6t SAMUEL PUTNEY,
Undorlhc Enrln Hotel.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-08

HABIES WINSTON, Richmond, Agent for VIM.
- Prince, Proprietor Of Linnman Botanic Garden
Few-York, now so advantagcousy known as the
most extensive and valuable establishment ofthe kind
III this county, will receive orders for any kind of
Fruit or ornamental Trees, Grape Vines, Flowerinr
Shrubs, Greenhouse Plants, Bulbous Roots &c.
GJCataogues will be furnished gratis, and the most
prompt IL particular attention paid to tho forwarding
10 any part of the state such articles Us persons re.
siding at distance may order.
Tho frees, Shurbs, Vines, &c. &c. arc put up in
In very best order, and may be transported many
hundred miles without injury Tho experience of tho
Agent, though limited, fully justiies him in recon-
incndng TO any person possessing but half acre OF
land to procure small assortment of vines fruit
trees, &C., and others holding more lind could not
invest 30 or an 100 dollars more adyantNgcously.
dr Off
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-08

4 tHESIElSFIEDD, very recently, having undergone
~ considerable repairs the subscriber atiers himself
that he eau furnish satisfactory aud comfortable accouoda
tons to all Travellers who may please call hm Chester
field IS situate AT the forks of the roadsonc leading westward
ny CmleSburg Orange Springs Ocanse house. Louisa
cpuR house, charlottesville, Sci leading nolthwar, by
Goensvile, Sposylvaia house. Frcdercksburg Sci
one leading southeast OH by DckeIson's Chapel Bus Bridge
Inc Reedy All, &c; one leading eastward by Needwood
chesterfield 10 mics above Needwood miles below Chc
burg om Oxford, from DickenSons Chapel from Gocns-
Ne, 50 hon Fredericksburg, aud 30 miles from Richmund
aud as OF late there avcrn perhaps better aud
cheaper accommodations than has heretofore been IT'S x
cted that the travelling this Richmond TO FEEDER
lck sours VII increase THOS. WEST
Chcsier6eld Caroline county, Va
Jan. I, 1929 o7-,Vp, q,
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TOBACCO

VERY respectfully take leave to return my particu.
ar THANKS 10 those planters who have been friend
~ 70 ih'fust tue management of their Tobacco me
DIS salesman at the Public Warehouse. / hope IL n
not necessary Tor To say that nv best exertions
nave oeen usedt render general satisfaction. again
,i'cin the same attention, nay more health
trust has been restored.-I would here remark to NV
Hends Tor whom have done business as well as ma.
ny olhers Tor whom hope to be engaged that this no.
tce would not have been introduced upon them but for
te oher oi Mr.. Lakeland to do business at the samo
pace as competitor. Our friends viii please direct
their Tobacco to the other of us a they NAV 400
cause, which will save any thing like contention IL
should not be expected that when there ia fair
competition III this way that the inspectors would
Ieel themselves III any way Interested particularly
the same patronage is extended to the Warehouse
as heretofore by the Planters. Should any Tobac.
co be directed to the Ware house without specifying
any preference III the Salesman, the owner will re-
collect that lie has the right to choose for himself
even On the day of sale. The situation of sales
man IS III no way Connected with any of the
other duties of the Warehouse. Consequently,
IL IS held alone by the patronage of the Planters
and dealers. Surely can give no better evidence of
my attacnnen TO the interest of the Planters and rny
anxiety to promote their interest, than ~ annex the
Iouowlng names composing large majority of the
principal buyers, who have kindly directed me to
give reference to them by way of showing their "a
tlstacion to my mode of doing business as Salesman
particular patronage OF such dealers worth more
10 the growers OF Tobacco than any other evidence
that have to ofer-for such expression of their
feelings, have only to return my humble thanks.-
lie inspectors receipt for all Tobacco sent TO me will
be returned to the owner, consequently shall wait hrs
order Tor It's inspection aud sale. An expenses paid
il directed, by the notwithstanding at the Ware
house. H. L. MONTAGUF.
RsFERANCF.
Rogers 0nd Harrison Lucke and S;-er
JAO aAd I'm. Guifaff, D,tjeI ypa,1rtE$
A.o.f, I,r.te q 20. .Jno. Jones
"0S '1dt'hS, I'm. Sdrrefi.
Jgo. Stelgast, Chs. Eliis.
AeFT' CGsH,e y 30 a II. .Noiling,
a. ln fnpEg u
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REMEMBER. ME.

THRUST SALLY vituc Of deed of trust, executed
by James Underwood subscribers on the 22d tpy of
September, 1923 and duly recorded in the clerks OF in
over county, Tor purposes therein mentioned shall
o. Wednesday, tie twenty eighth day of the present mon,b
Sanary at Hanover count house., that being cor, day
Tract Of Land in said county, lying OIL Aliens Creek and adj
coming w Woodson and others also. following, slaves
W. pavy washington, James, Isaac Ayuisieid, Polly and
Lefty; much of the above III tioned property as viii be
sufficient 10 satisfy said deed, and other expenses attending the
.ie The title 10 the above property is bcicgcd ndpabe
but the subsnrbc acting as trustees will convey ony s,rb
title as is vested in them JOHN TYLER -
ian Cite JOHN PRIDDY trustees.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-08
NJ. MYERS

Offers for Sale n. Store.
5000 Lbs cotton yarn
10 tons shot assorted
10 small casks miuscat
pipes Sicily Madeira I a.. >,
10 ar. casks do "A'S'i
ar. casks'Aladcira
10 pipes Cognac
do imitation p.
80 bbls apple Df"''uy
10 do peach
10 do imitation Gin
90 bbls coumon
hhds st CroiX
10 g s g. l oGI''"' Sugar
10 hhds
SO bbls WLisk,y
10 do old s. strong
20 hampers Bristol bottles
90 hhds n. +. J.
10 do Jamaica Rum
10 bbls u. L.
bags pepper
10 do coffee
100 boxes sperm caudlcs
loo do soap LIST 81 2nd quahlics
80 hhds English Island moaSses
Imperial. gunpowdcr and Young hyson Teas
400 kegs white lead &c. &C. DC.
ALSO
An assortment, suited to the scason, Of Doulesti,
Goods, such Linseys &c. &c.
Dec l-wlt
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COTTON YARNS, COTTON YARNS.
Icnal. lie Do-.L nI1.,, Gill;.

FROM ne POphQl0n Cotton factOTU.
A FURrHER reduction in the price of Joseph Hcv-
woods cotton yarns has this day taken place. The
Subscriber having made arrangements with Mr. Hev
wood, will be regularly supplied with all numbers that
may be called for at the prices hereto annexed 1t il
unnecessary to dwell the superior quality of this
yarn: Those who have used it invariably give il u
decided preference any other spun in this Stale
or any imported from the Northern Factories A SIN
sertion. Mr. Heywoods prices for yarns win, ON ey
aiming the following list, be found to be lower thin
any others sold In this State, taking consideration
the great difference in the quality. Good clean white
cotton viii be received by the subscriber exchange
for cotton yarns at the prices hereto annexed and the
highest market price allowed for the cotton.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-08

quarterly court held Cumberland county the 27th
N day OF October 1925 john r. Williams yiiC against War
ncr W; PRICE, Jno T. Price, VIM d. Price, aud Anna Price
dts.--lN CH,NCrHy >'
The defendant Warner W. Price, not having entered his an
pearace and given security according c of ASSEMBLY
ana the rucs oi this court, and appearing by satisfactory
evidence that Inc is inabaut OF this country ordered
mat The SAID denlan, do appear here the fourth Monday
In january next and answer the pantls bill and that coy
OF this order be forthwith inserted in newspaper pin
hed IN The city OF Richmond for months successfully ana
posted AZ the front door of the courthouse this country
10 a copy Tcsc TSCHAR WOODSON. r. r.
M As committed, as rfnaway, TO the jail of Rocbrdgc
on the 10Th day Of sept past, muatto boy who saws
hrs name is NICHOLAS WEIR, and that he is FREE bonn but
bound Unit, he ofasc to Mr. Noughby of tho county
Nelson SAID hoy about l6 II abour5 feet
or 10 inches high Of light conpcxon his clothing so bad
that hey cannot be descbed he has marks that can Oh
viii be dealt with asreeably to law.
CORNELIUS DORMAN Jailor.
Icxington. Roekhridgn county. Nov Aih. 1923. s-1mc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-08

GROCERIES.
Ne are rejoicing per Schys. Dioa.eae, Eai.f,M, Ba!
tic i Diary. for safe,
X, Ilhls West India mc ss.cs
''"" DO New Orleans a.
GG bags coffee
100 kits family mackcre,
llS bhls potatoes
OF boxes tallow candles
% b5ls Onions
100 do No. |, ? and mackerel
10 boxes spermaceti candles, first quality
half chests hyson tea
- boxes gunpowdcr do, 10 lbs eachi
10 pipes imitation brandy, 18th proof
100 sides soal leath n, best quality
10 hbls Newark cider
90 casks Goshen cheese
10 bbls Ohio whiskev
23i casks ThomastOn limo
hbLs, boxes and hhds slIrr4r
casks assorted stoneware
cases Webstcrs spelling books.
dc l2-lot DAVENPORT. ALLEN Sc co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-08

.NEJE GOODS
ELE"A.>I carved tortoise tuck and side-combs
~ Do plain do of all sizes ~0-''7
New style ealicoes, and printed cambrics
jet ana blue black Marc,,linc, grvs de naples.
and Italian lustrngs
Black, blue, and MKT broad. cloths
Cassiners, sattinetts, blankets and n variety of
other seasonabe goods, which are offered at reduced
sn les LOT cash,by HALL NELSON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-08
ENTERTAINMENT.

'tNHb Tavern at Lavalec, the residence Of james
b. Ferguson, on the road leading 10 Charlo,tes-
vile, hve miles above Goochand Courthouse and six
below Mrs I1nseys is open and ready Tor the re-
ception Of travellers aud the propretor hopes his fare
and attention will merit the Iatrvage Of the public
Ciootbiaa3, Dec. %. 'ykv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-08
SELECT sCHOOI,-Niv School will he continue

SELECT SCHOoLr-My School will he continued tire
ensuing year The course ofmsuicou Vi embrace the
'Ieek ana Latin Languages, Mathematics Arithmetic Goor
r y WIN inc use Of Maps and Globes, English Grammar
oh Gay OF Jan 1922 and terminate ON the 9th Of Dec follow
lb, day of June ~ ''e WI ''''
The charge fer boa,d tuition washing LODGING and fuel win
be O payable half tho LIST day Of June 1879 and the
other hall on the let day OF Dec following ~ ~ WV
The discipline of the school will he parental and as u,pc
care aud Kindness viii he extended boys oonhdcd 10 my
instruction, rs 10 children No boy than Is wear. Old
viii bc admitted into the school, unless he shall be pcrsono
known to me, Tor orderly exemplary dcpoHment NV resi-
dencc Is rcnoic from tive hauHts Of vice and ,moraIv ami
remarkably healthy Is situated in the county Of Louisa In
miles Inn Richmond, and the like distance from Freaercks
burg The stage from fredericksburg Cacrsvc passes b
my residences and thar from Richmond Harrsonburq within
short distance Of Letters 20 me- should be directed 10
"t'ardners - Road. louisa" VIM. NELSON Jr
ipni %, =
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NEW A.MD sUREsEe.a .ArlHICnns.
Haze Roceioea by tie Last Pcctcts, Gerry erteasiue
supplies Of
FASHIONABLE BOOTS K SHOES.

Such as ladies' and gcntemen's mocc sins or over
socks, OF every kind Of the most comfortable ur
ticles ever Invented; And complete assortment OF
India rubber shoes Leather travelling trunks viii.
iron frames, aud travelling bags;
Also, ladies' French & American slippers trimmed
in every fashion,; seaskn s. mock-1d walking shoes;
lasting walking shoes wiz and N.:hoCt heels sir 20
and double vanps I so - liucd with India rubber:
elegant lasting silk ana satin dress slippers Of every
fashionable colour.
Gentleincn's superior made fine catskii boots with
square and round toes and great variety at every
PRICE to s. 3d. fue catsin buotecs ofcvery descrip-
tlon, anu some very stout; Also, superior dancing
pumps, with square and round toes and with buckles
very extensive supply Of misses hoys 81 children
Boots and Shoes, Servants Shoes OF every kind.
u All their goods are warranted.
Scal-skin and Hair Trunks of every size.
IL ~ the corleT Of Min and tar streets.
nov 26-tf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-08

~ EW DRY GOODS STORE.-L4XE.S ~ ITLN
ISh mas taNen the store formerly in the occupancy OF
nieSss tI'ahS Son Brothers, Immediately Ales
Hal Moore and has hand general rs ntnenf ~
s,aPle ai.ei l..ey Dry tooriss among which 5ilc
Siotirs cassnncIes and sattinets, tine and coarse
Red, white, green and yellow faATeis
Sh and striped Valencia vesiiues
Sy:ansllown and Marselles do
Irish aud German linens, lawns and cambrcs
aacoes assorted, embracing great yaYfery
Fancy, striped and plaid ginghams
tlain and figured bOg,bazeits, various coio:s
ii 70 o.! jaconei and book musl.s
Null, India and SWiss do
Swiss and black Italian SILK cravals
Canton and Mandarin Grapes; Italian %.
Black Italian lustEing, senchews and sarsIlcts
\ large assortment OF silk cotton and ,p-1- hosiery
Fashionable bonnet and belt ribbons
tlng Bandanna aud cotton hundkcrrhlcfs
Gloves and combs OF every description
Linen ana cotton tickng, furniture and lpron clerks
i1ilSys and hefscys suitable for servants clothing
Brown aud bleachcd domestics, diapers &c
SaTpetng hcarth-rugs, umbrellas, &C. &c.
oW for cash. NJ =