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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-07

VihDlNlhi Al roles, holden in the clerks Office Of the
superior court Of chaneery FIR the Richmond dIo,tr,.
the 9TH day Of August, 1923: William MeSoir,nn' m
Sgg'nn Robert Hershey, sdm'or n fJosvph c. MegSsssn,
~ eeIepdant Philip Duval, not bsviug entered his
appearance and given security sscordin~ 70 ne an If
assenoIy and the rules II this sour, and IL appearing bb
aatslac'oTy evidence, that Ne Is Hot an ~inhabitant Of mis-
Sou""yi u ordered, uiat the said defendant do appefr
w o ine hIst Day Of the next term, and answer the bII
OF inc Piainuh' aud that a copy Of this order be forthwith
inserted ~ some newspaper published IN the city Of Rish.
,noh"' ior TWO months sueoessvely, and posted at tive frbr,
door Of the capitol, in the said city.
90 Acorn: Teste, wM. @. pTFpLErbs, c. r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-07
no 10

NHN",NiA' Al rule', holdeI il the clerks office Of tie
superior court Of chancery for the Riebmo,d diS,,;r,
the <u DAY OF February, 1899: Isaac vancisrE, plr:
aea'"s, henry Davis IL Co. aud Henry w. aoucure, and
son & Plessants, dps. ""
! u defendants. Henry Davis SC Co. not having entered
'"r' appearance aud eivon security according to the act Of
'Sse'noiy and the rules of this court, aud Il appc airing by.
satisfactory evidence that they are not iuhabi,au ,s NJ ,hts
county, IS ordered ,nat the said defendants do appest
neieo u 'he hrst day OF the next Jupe term, and answer tho
't j, 'S piai"ti; and that a cvpy OF this order he forth
WIN inserted in some nen spaper published in the city Of
n"nmond Tor two month successfully aud posted ut the
h"ut door OF the ca pitol In the said city.
. n cnpy. TeSte, VIM. G.. PENDLEror @. g.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-07

VIRGINIA.; Al rules, holden in the clerks Office of ,61
superior court Of chanccIy for the Richmond dis,rir,.
ISG 4un DAY Of Augu'', 1928; Edmund Walls, pit. nga,u,t
The defendant William II. Foushee, no, ba v;,, o,,,,o,
us appearance and given seeuriiy according 10 the act Of
assembly and the rules Of this court, and il anuearino n,
satisfactory evidence, that he is not nm i~uhabitan, of,his
country it is ordered, that the said defendant do arrras
mere on the first day NJ the next term, and answer the bin
i the plaintiff; aud that a copy Of this order DO forthwith,
inserted In some newspaper published in the CITY Of Rjcb.
n''nd' for two months successfully, and posted at the fror,
door of the capitol, in the said city.
oil a copy. Teste, WIN. G.. PFNpIprov r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-07

V'hulNlA: At rules, holden in the clerks efhce of the
superior conr, 81 chancery for the Richmond districr.
Ye 'h Gay OF July, 1928: Reuben Clopton, pit. aganlsf
James Anderson, Any 6. Clopion, widow Of WIN. Clon,on,
dec Aichard b. Harris and Nancy II. his wife, forme,ry
Nancy IL: Clopton, Elizabeth p. Clopiou, Reuben nj.
Cloptou, Williams II. Clop,on, Rober, |. cIo1,.n' Jsm.s
Ciopion' John II. Clopion, Maria A. Clopion, Albert O..
Ciopton, aud Ellender II. Ciopton, children Of the ssid
William Clopton, deceased, dts.
rue Subpoena adj Tevivendun awarded in this ca use beinp
returned not executed on the defendants, (except James
AndeIsonO and they not having entered their appearance
" gwen security according to the act Of assembly and the
rules of this conIi, and il appearing nv ,a,;sr,c,or, - -
oenec' mat they are not inhabitants Of this country; IL il
ordered, that the said defendants do appear here on The FIRST
Jay OF the next term and answer the bill Of the plaintiff.
ana shew cause II auy they can against the revival soupht
ny me said process; and that a copy of this order be forth
Inn inserted IN some newspaper published in the city Of
ntcnmon'' Tor two months successfully, and posted al the
front door ofthe capitol, in the said CITY.
" A copy. Teste, WIN. G. PHNpLrroN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-07

tihuiNIA; AT rules, holden in the clerks Office OF line
superior court OF ehanecry for the Richmond dixrirr;
u. ~ 4h nay ct august, 1923: Thomas Price, jn. and James
= sutton PITS against Byrd George, James Lyons, lr.
h"n'as rTiddy' Joseph F. Price, Philip 3. Winston, Rich
ara Morris, Joseph C. Wiuefeld, Robert COPELAND, Henry
N. ihS'on, Eugenia Thilmau, and John r. Ande rsnn, DDS.
u defendant Robert COPELAND. not having entered hs
"Ppeat1nce ana given security according to the act OF
assembly aud the rules Of this court, AID IL appearing by
satisfactory eViderce, that he is not an i~nhabitant OF ms
eountry' II rs ordered, that the said dsEsndan mt do appeuy
Here on the first day of the next term, and answer the bill
OF me plaintiffs; and that a copy OF this order be forthwith
'"Sef,eo II some newspaper published in the city of Rich
n"hu' Tor two mouths successfully, and posted al the from,
door OF the capitol, in the said city.
% a copy. Teste, WIN. c., PrSDIrTos.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-07

VIRGINIA: At rules, noiden in the clerks office OF the
superior court OF chancery for the Richmond district,
the lstday OF ep,omber, 1925: The President. Dirsc,n,s
~ company,o OF the Farmers Bank OF Virginia, and the
resident, Directors n Company, Of the Bank ofthe United
o.a"s, PITS against william ID. Wren, Sergeant OF the
city of Richmond, to whom the estate of Chris,onhrr
,onrknhs' dec. hath heen committed foI administration,
nIs'y i"npk,ns, tho widow nfthe said Ctris,opher, AMI
Iohm H., William, Ludlow, Sarah, Mary, Frances. aue
Gt"'iy iompkins, children aud heirs Of the said christoah,,
|. onnpn,es' deceased Hardy Tompkins, Henry Toupkins.
- imam D.. i,aylor. john }. Taylor, the said William
y; wen Is admor Of Edmund Taylor, deceased. James
m'ns'"i' W ~. Browne, James Browne. is. Jaqueline T..
Taylor aud Benjamin Tonpkins, dts.
lhe defendant William Tompkins. not having entered
MS appearance aud gwen security accordlug to the act or
assembly, ana Tie rules OF this court. and ii appearing bv
satisfactory evidence, that he is not an inhabitant of ibis
so"""y' ~ IS ordered that the said defendant d. appear
mere on the first day OF the next term. and answer nm, hin
oil the plaintiffs; and tina, a copy of Mis- order be forthwj,h
Inserted IN so"he newspaper published in the city Of Rich
%o'", o twp months successfully, aud posted at the front
door OF the capitol, in the said city.
% A copy. Teste, WIN. 6. PESDLEros, C. &.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-10-22

Duel The following wasenaorsed up,
On the Western Post Bill, and received
this morning:-- - l,o.
On ihe OH inst, mr. Trot.er. editor oi tee
Kentuckv Gazette. and. Charles "iekl'iie
fought duei as Lexington, at eight pness--
on the second Ere w. fell ard died IN three
bours. - :.
i, will bo reeni'ected that mr.. Tror"r, V
sbc successor of mr.. Dcnring, former eoi,o'
oftbe Kentucky Gazette. who was ku'ed ~
mr.. WicsIiffs, tho person who mas 'shen -
IN, doel .bove mentioned.
A rumour (says the Baltimore Fed oss'
.,,;ch .ss rurre M in town this morning OF
Sa.I hatween two disincuishcd persons y
w,shinc,on. probably originated tom tae re
-, of The s5ovs unfortunate cireu'nstsnce.
Miss schenek, daughter Of mr.. VIM
eehcnek. OF PsIa,inc, Montgomery coon
40. WAS shot BY her brother on Sdnda.
nG,o,n;or G the lth inst. They were IN :,
,aom tope,hcr.. in which was an OLD musk
wh;es the bro,her BY rIycf amust
Inf pointed At and discharged ., b.
.;.,.,. no, knowing II was loaded. IN
-so,s contents passcd through the fefh
~,r,s Of he. thigh, iaeersting J, IN shoe'
=. manner. II 10 believed that the wo.n
i, ,~,i, no, provo fatal; though the brother h'
scarcely recovered from tho s''en'shms'
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-10-22

bridge. I'm. this port. 10Th b. Entefprire,
from Richmond for this port.
Up at Baltimore 10Th inst brig .qnn
Gadsden. Noriham, from Rio Janerio.
.4rr. at Boston l7th, slooP Collector.
Heath, from this port.
The brig Harriet, Cook. FIN. .an,werp,
arr. at Charleston Oct. 9th.
III New Castle, Eng. Sept 4th. ship
Boy. Greene, Of this port, foe N. York.
Brig MARY, Clinton, sailed from Rue
nos .4yres previous 10 aug. 5th, for Bra
zils and this port.
FIR. al Havana Sept. 22d, sch'r Mines,
Dennis, from this port Goth, brig .7aa1is,
Burroughs. from do; sailed on Oath slnn?
Niagara, Biglcy. Mobile.
At Wilmington Oct. 9th, slooo Hudson,
Kerlew, from this port.
At New Orleans Sept. l9lh. ttig VII.
liam. Hughes. this port, from Vera Cruz
Sept 7th, off Cape 81. Vincent was -pok
en-, brig Brown, Hopkins, from Hs,ss
for Malaga.
Sch'r William, Son,awics. se.ied F-ac,
Charleston 9th inst. ior II ~ pTds''rc.
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Isaac Gcuid.
No. 10. 2'Semes Street

No. i76. Tsemes Street,
TEAs just received 80, Of very chesn
III GOODS, mostly purchased at cue.
,ion, among which are,
Black, blue, olive, bottle green, & Mkt
BrondcloIhs. some Of which are stout i6r
Sur,out Coa,s--sn assortment Of Csssi.
mcres,
Goats hair Cambleis.
wors,ed ditto.
Merino Circasslsns.
Kcrsrys. Flannels ard noetiici.
Ladies Habit Cloths,
Extra Buck skin Gloves,
Beaver drto cheap.
Fashionable Vestings,
Extra Gilt Buttons,
Figured ditto for Ladies Dresses,
Lilllbridgc's Composition Stocks,
Cbestermans Improved Suspenders,
All Of which will be sold at small ad
vance Tor cash. Oct %.
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TrIE.D.

In this town on Saturday lsst, Mrs Aniey
Brixgs,consort of Mr.. William Briggs,sged %
years.
On Wednesday last, mrs Elizabeth Norris
widow or Capt John Norris. in the SD year
of hcr age Hers wass limited sphere of use.
fulness .-.but within il she performed her du.
tics faithfully, and was regarded with warm
affection by her family and friends.
In Providence, OF The 18Th inst, mrs. Waity
Arnold. formnrly of thi, town aged ~ ysars.
lou Thursday last, mr.. Gideon Barker,
formerly of MldGletown, in the 50th year OF
his age.
In Exeter r. I on Sunday tho 4,h instant,
mr. Robert Sherman, nged about ~ years.
lie was very respectable citizen and remark.
able for probity and uprightnes in hs deal.
ings.
At Dsnvills Kentucky on the Oath uls. mrs.
Matilda Nichols, aged 80 years, widow OF tho
tate mr.. Jonathan Nichols, Of that place, and
formerly this town.
At Cclun,ba, Tennessee. mr., john F'y, &C.
cond son OF Jhomss Fry, Esq. OF East Green.
wich, aged 81 yoars.
In Huntington, the I 9Th ult. Lazsrus
Rowe, aged lC4 years Sir. Rowe was =
native Of Greenland ,N,IIanpshire, and was
one Of the 6rst settlers of Baldwin. nsinc
where he lived ill within a few years since
His wife Molly Rove, who d!ica last spring
ives born tie sataa year wiz her husband
wiz. in I125l'hey mere married ct the age
nf Ie. and consequently liu,i togeiktr tigh
~ ;ir y.Grs! IL is presumed that the CDit
ed States do no, contain another nan anc
wife, who have lived so long in the conjn
gal state. They reared numerous fani
ly. and saw their descendants of the mn
generation. 7hcir youngest son is notc z
pensioner Of he revolutionary army III
! early life. the old man was soldicl
in the French and Indian wsrs a. was n
the taking Of LouisSnrg in i1l5. After
wards he belonged to Capt Rogers con-
pany Of Rangers. in New Hampshire an,
was often in lndian ba,tles,wts taken cap
tive, and was once on the point of being
! burned TO death by the snvnges, when h,
escaped by an almost supcr-human effort
J fIe was in the bloody engagement, nes
Lake George, September q, )77s. whe'
the French commander, Baron DieskN'
was killed. He VI 'So nnder Col. Nun
roe. at the copiiuis %. Fort William
Henry, in l757. lie ID TO his,las
i days q vivid recollection OF the tcrr6
scencs Of that siege and capi'ula,ion an
the massacre that followed The wrii"r q
this notice not long since hehrd NJ. Row
relate the events Of that war, VIII ~1
minu,eness Of detail. Mr.. Ec~e "as 2
small statue; bn, possessed Of great rams
cular powers s--his energy end ability wsr
very remarkable.
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and gFiet ocsasioned by the accident.
Notwithstanding the daily accounts Of the
melancholy effects Of The careless playing
with guns, they seem to serve scafcrly
The slightest cautionary purpose. What
possible amusement can be derived from
pointing a gun q, another and drawing the
trigger, It IS not easy to conceive; and yet
1t Is done continually by the thoughtless
and rejecting. Alb. Argus.]
II is reported that orders have been re-.
ceivcd al the Navy Yard. to it ont for sea
with all expedition. the 8rapdywiuc frig.
ate, and another vessel OF war now in this
port.
The y. s. frigate Constellation, Captain
Wadsworih, which sailed from this port
on the 18th of August, with Mrssrs. NJ
Lane and Rivcs, our Ministers 10 London
and Paris, arrived at Cowes on the 18th OF
Sept. W y. .7msrican.
a Counterftifer Detected. A person call
ing his name Leonard Foster. was sppre 4.
hended in North Bridgew sler On Mondsy
last. lie had in his possession three hun
dred md fifty four dollars in spurious bills.
Vt the following denominations vis,--74
80 bills, Crsnston Bank. r. I. the prin-
ciral part OF them dated March IN. 1897
81 S2bills. franklin Bank. al Chepa,ch.
ct, II. ]. daled July o, 1896; a part blue
and others en- white paper--3 $40 bills
Marble Manuf Co. n. Y. dated Jan. 1
1929. !, is supposed that considera-
bic number Of bills of these descriptions
have been put in circulation IN the towns
Of Bridgowater, Middleborough aud Roch
ester. New Bedford Mercury.
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agIp MIW Sc !

ENTERED,
Sloeps Splendid, Es'd; nsf;, iien'''..
New York
CLE.fREr. .
Schooncre Ann Maria, .earSe: William,
Mile, Ge~--; 80.
Sch. fcaref. Sieysrs. Baltimore,
Sloops :.r'.adid, Read, Mary, Heath,
Providence.
.aRRlVED,
Snn5ay. o. 'o--srr. brig Myra, Crow.
ell. fr. Pfhatci3tia, for Halifax,
Sloop Angel, uce, from Roc"ester, fo'
Ssvsnnah.
sloop William, Luce, fr. Rochester, eo'
Charleston.
Sloop Rosetta, Handy, fr. FalEhsven. 10
SsvsDnah.
sioop Fame, Allen, ir. Providence 10
sloop Essos s;sniy, fr. wsrcn, 70
( Wilmington.
Slcop En,erraz,. Osborn, from sdgar
,own. for Charleston.
yhfonday--nrr. .h.p Eioo, S,anhope, froT
Havana. for Cadis-
Tuesaoy .-srr. sseFs :'cleao,d, Rest
Mary. Heath; from e,v ycrs.
Siooo Friendship, barloss. Conneet'eut.
| Sloop wcsipcrt. Cory, Ectio,x.
| W,dnssdny-- arr. sloOP Mary, w,stga,'
from New York.
sloop George, Thrasasr, 'Ion n. Yorl
for Taunton.
" lfE.NOI1NDa
The brig Harvest. Eidled ef !hls POI
4 arr. at Norfolk on the ~" rom maisl
Arr. t Norfolk Is'h, Wellington, =
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Sei-is v H'a~e,. az 3
giant, and tii:.ss :rssosis
E,ER Eao'ys sas.n .NeE3spns-~
t,.. ,,a -. -. 80. Az
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w. 49,. M =. ,.....,,.. '''sl,s
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= N..'ss ~ ooopS,
''i',Sa v'aps fs'1' ~, t'saenes e''. y q
:"@ehec ~',''s Az, ~ es, ns s,9m ? 70
ID cts' "rc.'' ss 'ss'a 20 ~ -: si.s.,s1 knE,
'a".s ssc s'f','"s 80, y. - -. c's; civ
""s al S-'.s.'' 1...o' ' ,c''.ss Ma
,,,,, '.,,,,. ,-'r'''s,, ss.,,,a. 49,
-. as;,,,. c,I = '''s~ -
= F rN.s,f,,, c.,onS
r'ss'lnon v.,S.4 ~ 4 I, q.
h,.,s MAJ s,~ ,s,;,sd 49, snS NM. NJ a,,s11
csss;meres and Woc,ehrss. n~sc.'C
kcrscve. blanke,s. fine Ana snnsyj!ur 1t5
Carpe6ngs very low; hearth rugs, elegant
new pattern Egyptian and U>her PviO(e
| rom u ~ 2s3; handsome girghams and
Aim,tics; 4 good lot OF grass bieschcd vrieI
= tinrnsi red, e.ntc. yciiow ahd green 6aa
nws ssu.-h nlaidr; ycss'rgs; scarle: Print
T, I'd faaa ,,s.a hs,faomc sssor'ncnt Of Cir
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-10-22
MAEETMC

In this town ON the 4,h inst. by the Rev
mr. Puffer, mr. Edward ID jones, TO misi
Martha II Tillinghss,, daughter Of tho lai G
mr. John Tillinghast, Of this town.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-10-22
Surgeon .p3NPISIs
DR.. JOHNSON,

DR.. JOHNSON,
ND EsPrortuLLY informs the citizens Of
"a Newport. and the public at large, TINT
he viii perform NIL operations on their
rcc.h. at orr HALF his usual charge dur.
ing the term OF one month from this day,
Oci. 18th.
Gy-Iie keeps FOR sale general assort,
rpont of Drugt e. Medicines. Medicine
Chests put up, or rcplenis!lcd al short no.
,ice.
Dr.. JonSsoN will attend 20 The Practice
Of PBYsIc, ns usral. oct. 22.
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nv n W. |.. '||. |~-~ ...I.. b.
win 10 MA - cak,io aue>t
Or John N. RsySs'1s. N
Ton, On the 26th Of CSI
2 O'Clock IN the Afternoon
The Grst nkir dajs
4 LII the right, tile spj
IA ward l1a xaid ~ and
rs.Ayp living in tho Salt
..1irrssow,i, caIlcd Tho Grs
10 fi~hscF red ..p.ptionths
too ,asrsX.ees rsatairirt
le,. arr~4 ~ csscll-rt VI
s.ors awclliny = het in
Barn sImost llr X. fnc ,ssn
eapv@l,ras,.y s.tra.ed 10y >.
snrc. rofsaerir yrt'i yysi
-t;tlsi rtf esssc ne srupr,
rcs snJ condition. siis q,
TING and place ssre'..
IN inJla2,;'ell'. ils's VI
plEIs rts y;i.i y
!. n. 3 -. I|.aFT -
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- oSer 18th, 1879
Nathaniel sweet
Y = e. .

Ceeap-ssss sg.,ls4Ss.siss.
EssreeentIy rs'urrra term eosse- ssssss
ns 1us scie-te, ,.1ifiiie gtas,Stt
care ss.... a. L 4, sr~lsa.s
Scn.S OF tisrs ,.frry ehalSe. 10
- -.
The rights of all., 1829-10-09
AFRICAN FREE SCHOOL.

NOTICE.-Parents and Guardians of
Coloured Children, are hereby informed, that
a Male and Female School has long been as-
tablished for coloured children, by the Manu-
mission Society Of this city-where the pupils
receive such an education as is CT lculated to
fit them for usefulness and respectahili,y.
The male school is situated in Mulberry
street, to which is ttached female sch ool,
and another femalechool in William street,
near Duane-street; all under the manage
ment of experienced teachers. The boys are
taught Reading, Writing Arithmetic, Geogra-
ply and English Grammar-and the Girls, in
addition to those branches, are taught Sewing
Marking, and Knitting, &c.
TERMS OF ADMISSION.
Pupils of to fifteen years of ageare admit
ted by the Teachers at the school, at the rate
oil twenty-five cents to one dollar per quarter
according to the circumstances Of the parents
and the children Of such as cannot afford to
pay any thing are admitted free Of expense,
and enjoy the same advantages as those who
poy.
Each school is visited weekly by COM
mittee OF the trustees, in addition to which
committee of ladies pay regular visits to the
female schools. Care is taken to impart mo-
raj instruction, and such have been the happy
effects of thesystem pursued in these schools,
that although several Thousand have been
taught in them since their establishment (now
more than thirty years) there has never been
an instance known to the trustees where pu-
pill having received regular education has
been convicted of any crime in our Courts Of
Justice.
by order oftbe Board of Trustees.
PETER S. TITUS,
The rights of all., 1829-10-09
D.ITIMoRE uNTON SEMINARY.

BALTIMORE UNION SEMINARY.
Back of the African Church, sharp-street.
IN this school will be taught Reading,
L Writing, Arithmefick, Bookkeeping,
English Grammar, Geography, Compost
ton, History, Chronology, Algebra, With q
ther useful branches Of Mathematics
Elements. of Natural Philosophy and AS
tronomy, Logic, Rhetorick; also the Latin,
Greek, and French Languages, IN addition
to the above studies the females VIII be IT.
structed in plain sewing. The subscriber
assures his friends and the public, that E.
very attention shall be given to the in
provement Of his pupils, both in morals
and literature.-This school will at all
times be commenced with the reading Of
the scriptures and prayer, closing with the
same.
An examination Of the pupils belonging
TO the above will be held on the tenth Of
August next, to which the parents Of the
children, the trustees Of the Church, and
the public are particularly invited 70 at
tend-also the board and directors Of the
first specializing company Of free coloured
persons of Baltimore, are requested 70 at
tend. WILLIAM NJ. LIVELY.
The rights of all., 1829-10-09
VIM. P. JOHNSON,
Successor to James II. johnson.

Successor to James 4. Johnson.
NO. 551 Pearl-street, near Broadway, that
~ old and well known establishment, res
pectfully informs his friends and the public ge-
nerally, that he still continues 20 make Boots
and Shoes to order, at reasonable prices and
as it is generally known that assiduity and des-
patch are the life and spirit Of his profession,
ne has no need to publish, ''at the shortest no
Also, he keeps constantly on hand superl-
or quality Of Liquid Blacking, of bis own man
nfacturing, free from the use Of vltriol, all OF
which he will sell cheap for cash.
W.P. J. returns bis sincere thanks to his
friends and the public for the very liberal pa
tronage that he has previously received.
The rights of all., 1829-10-09
ST SECURING & TAILORING
j. @. THOMSON.
No. 1O9 10 BOWERY.

(Between Hester & Grand street.)
Where he will continue as usual, to carry
on the Clothing and Dressing Establishment,
and perform his work in correct and syste-
matte style, having perfect knowledge of the
business, and brought up to it, His mode of
cleaning and dressing Goats, Pantaloons, &c.
is by steam securing and sporging, the only
E ends q ofaS a6d e: pao Iii bs he enscs 1sas ai ali
kinds ofstains, grease PAINT, tar, SC. on plan
different from the dyers reft and altar, to
any size or shape, with new collars, cuffs, SC.
art, but leave the work to prove itself. Where
the seams have worn white in black OF blue
Goats, they can be restored to their original
colour.
NewYork May %, 1899.
The rights of all., 1829-10-09
DISEASES CURED.

& SARAH GREEN INDIAN DOCTRESS
>1inlorms her friends and the public, that
she has removed to No. Sc Mulberry street,
where she continues to cure the following dis
orders. Piles, Dysentary, Small Pox, Wounds
and Bruises, Felons, Fistulas, Rheumatism.
Agues, oppression Of the lungs, growing in
ofthe toe nails, Bite OF mad dog SC. He
skill in the cure fthese disorders can be at
tested by many credible and respectable per-
sons, both in this city and other places, who
have obtained cure under her hands, which
they sought for elsewhere in vain. In cases
Of small Pox, she is able to heal the patients
in such a manner, that no marks ofthe disease
slaall remain.
New-York, June 12. 1899.
The rights of all., 1829-10-09
LEGHOhN BONNETS.

T-RS. SARAH JOHNSON, No. 55l,
IVA Pearl-street, respectfully informs her
friends and The public, that she sas commenc-
ed bleaching, pressing, and reftting Leghorn
and Straw Hats, in the hest manner. Ladies
dresses made, and plain sewing done on the
most reasonable terms.
Mrs. j. begs leave to assure her friends and
the public, that those who patronize her may
depend upon having their work done faithful
", and with punctuality and despatch.
.NeW-Y York, May 90. 1929.
The rights of all., 1829-10-09
BOARDING.

- w. P. JOHNSON respectfully IN
lFGl=1 forms bis friends and the public, that
after the first Of May next, his house No. 55l
Pearl-street near Broadway, will be open for
the accommodation Of respectable gentlemen
of colour.
The situation ia healthy and pleasant, and
the terms will be moderate. Nothing will be
wanting on his part to render the situation Of
such as favour him with their patronage as
comfortable as possible.
New-York, May 1929.