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Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-03-17
AUCTIONS.
Real Estate at Auction.


WM7ILL, be sold at Publick Auction, on
wv Tuesday the Oath day Of March instant at
ten o'clock, A. M, on the premises Farm, situate
in Leominster, at the outlet of the fifth Massachu-
sets Turnpike Road, forty miles from Boston, con,
tanning one hundred and thirty acres OF land, wen
proportioned for Moving, Tillage, Pasturng, ana
Woodland well watered in every part A gooG
stream of water passes through the same, pareliei
with, and near the road afording several excellent
Mill Seats for small Factories. Said Farm Is unrl-
vailed for Fra by any in said town and vicinity
more than one hundred yo,sg Trees engraited with
choice summer fall and winter Fruits, are now IN
a bearing state Pears, Peaches, Plums, Cherries,
and C,yronts, of various kinds In abundance aiso
Ounces and European and native GTupes.
The DWELLING-HOUSEl is spacious ana wen
calculated for two families, or for Tavern, where
one is much wanted two BARNS, large and con-
venient, CARRIAGE HOUSE, with STABLES
and SHEDS attached, alarge, well finished. w ORk-
SHOP suitable for small family, Wood House, with
other out buildings. The House and Barn are sup,
piled with water by an Aqueduct Said Farm VIII
be divided into two Farms and sold seperately, 70
suit Purchasers desired and liberal Credit gwen
for one half or more ofthe purchase, ifdesired.
ALSO
At the same time and place, q lot OF PASTURE
LAND, go acres) in Etchburg, two miles distant,
bounded on the Turnpike.
Inquire on the premises.
ABEL KENDALL.
! Leominster, March 5, 1929.
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CONDITIONS.

The work will be ready for delivery be-
tween the 9Th of January and the 4th Of
March, early enough to be distributed
throughout the United States before the
latter date.
1t will be di1ivered in the city in fancy
binding at Two Dollars percopy, and copies
will be forwarded in flexible covers by mail
to any part of the United States.
GPAll orders out of Philadelphia must
be accompanied with the amount of SUBJ
scription, or satisfactory reference in this
city.
*x*No letter will be taken from the post
Office unless the postage is paid. A discount
Of % per cent. will be made to any person,
forwarding an order for ten copies. Sub
scriptions should be forwarded Immediately
as they will be attended TO in the order in
which they are received Address,
JACOB MAS.
Philadelphia, Nov. "a, 1928.
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Farm for Safe.

A FARM, containing about forty-eight
IN acres Of choice Land, situated on George Hill,
(so called il being a part Of the GOSS FARM
The buildings are in good repair, the land is well
apportioned into Moving, Pasturing Tiliage de- !;
and is one Of the most productive Farms o the size
in the town. Terms liberal.
gTfor further Information, apply to the Sub
scriber, licsag near the premises.
JOHN G. THURSTON.
Lancaster, March 8, 1922 If
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-03-17
CONIENTS.
1st. 1t will contain Portrait of
ANDREW JACKSON.

LIST. 1t will contain Portrait of
ANDREW JACKSON,
PRESIDENT ELECT OF THE UNITED STATES.
Engraved in a superiour style on copper,
and intended to present faithful and beau
tiful likeness of this illustrious individual to
the American People.
2nd. A splendid Title Page, containing the
UNITED STATES COAT OF ARMS.
Sd. The Life of Andrew jackson as writ
ten by Robert Walsh, Jr. ESQ.,: Presenting
a true character of the soldier and patriot,
who has been recommended to the People OF
he United States by his stern integrity /,
long experience and trancendant service to
this country.
4th. A Copperplate engraving OF the
BATTLE OF NEW-ORLEANS;
A noble charger bearing General Jackson
in the foreground, with the " Star Spangled
Banner" floating over the field of battle.
5th. Copperplatc engraving Of the
FARMER OF TENNESSEE
Scene, a rich cultivated farm, with dis
tant view Of General Jackson's residence,
The Hermitage.
| These engravings. will be copied, with
some alterations from the paintings display
ed in Philadelph and New York, covering
a space of 60 feet by Is, and splendidly IL
Illuminated on the nights of the. election, in
front Of the Jackson Head Quarters.
9th. Some further particulars Of the life
ofthe Hero, compiled from the collection Of
facts madeby the Jackson republican coAispitv
tee of Pennsylvania and other soprces.
| \. 7th. A view of the III
~ UNITED STATES CAYfT0E,
Washington, elegantly engraved on copper.
9th. A new piece of Musack, entitled
"Jackson's Grand Marcl, and Quick Step,"
composed expressly for the occasion, by
one of the first professors of Musick in the
I United States.
4 9th. Cover embellishments. In addition
to which the work will be studied with mi
nor though appropriate embellishments. I
] 10th. There will be annexed, correct
GENERAL MAP OF THE U. STATES,
handsomely engraved.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-03-17
Valuable Medicines.
Anderson's Cough Drops,
DR.. Relf's Botanical Drops,
10 a sthnafick pills

hHuerSon Oougn drops,
DR.. Relf's Botanical Drops,
Do. Asthmatick Pills,
Do. Ambitious do,
Do. Aromatick do. for Females.
Jewett's, Lees, Davenport's, James 81 Dean's
Pills. Dumfrics', Shows, and Wieaton's
Itch Ointment, Jewett's Cerate for Burns
and Scalds, Dumfries' Remedy for the Piles,
Cold Cream, Unguintum. Jewett's and
Shows Bitters, DR.. Gibson's Plasters, a most
excellent article for Weakness in the Stom-
ach or Limbs, Fresh Wounds or Rheuma-
tism. DR.. McJohnson's Rheumatick Oint-
ment. Gordak's Physical Drops, also vege-
table Pulmonary Ralsam, Elixir Pectorale,
Vegetable Lithontriptick, for the Gravel,
(see ADVERTISEMENT &c. &c. For sale BY
G. ID. PARKER.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-03-17

The subscriber returns his most sincere thanks to
the iabtants of this town for their spirited exer-
tons in rescuing his property from fire on Saturday
morning last. GEo. FIICh.
4 Lancaster, March II.
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CARD,

The subscriber takes this opportunity to express
to the citizens of this town for thei
PROMPT assistance in rescuing his property iron
the FIRE on Saturday morning last.
L. d. SAWYER.
{ Lancaster, March H.
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&Notice.

YEVHE Subscriber offers for sale his SAW
III MILL, situated in the northeasterly part OF
Sterling, where there is a good run. of custom.
Said NIL is in good repair, and we'll stocked with
logs and, the prospect is, will be for many years, ii
properly attended to-
For further particulars please to call on tie Sub
scriber, and view the premises.
JONATHAN BURPEE.
Sterling, March g. 3w
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-03-17

.Lo 0entlctlleu Ho'n
y, .hls : to obtain, the
'Asr arrived in town. ss
i I':yoIate forty or fifty
lla.esiations might ca
~ n,eighbouring ply
' "',ts Of the country
I P, necessity for sending
4, y As : supply. It would
y .s.t the community
,o are sensibly the value
defence from a loath-
,,aaerous disease. II
l s'b benefits Of such asso-
sould bring the subject
s', minds Of both physi-
'isots At regular periods.
,hs chances of post
ssst-Bost' Da'. Ad0.
na' 's on the trial of the
N. sIr, removed thither from
y, ,bs Anti Universalist,
Character Of George b.
!, tbe case we're inter-
4 HE nature of the mat
IIous, it being a contra
" notice published in
DIyersalist paper. The
aid the deceased was
sdty 2! mat ne dlea
secuting officer contend
4 needless defamation,
the feelings q the ny
reputation OF the DEAD !;
done for any good mo-
pose Of making a pup
L Trumpet, tof the sole
aiety, and adding d., to the
asersallst. The defence
llion was true, ana that
tbe view OF correcting
Jon Of the Trumpet
animation, winch con-
IS, the jary returned E. a a
lOnlng, OF mot gallty.
m If the defendant, to
excluded from the right
The Witnesses the J; beng @ all
be part Of lhe uovern;
o., 70 n ca,. ,n oaa.r rJJsI t t6a
.l lne az az : ,yn NJ, bsJ;es ,d
'1 Gs1 , y moui,I re,c,,.d
i ne ,p;cked. he had all
,qaired by law for admis-
d Juror, though proof
concerning ms religious
% dlsereall ms testi-
S@''
IN last the stores Of
n a ca. and Mr.. Johi,
Nv we're broken omen.
sof coods stolen there
s,me night the store
Di,ham T. Co. also in
nspd. A door lea5li,,y
WHICH there we're no
Open and entered. An
made upou the door Of
IA while the fellow was
b break open the door.
t.d,s,,s,yas.s, 49,,
sIessrs. John Stevens.
Francis Williams. who
Nestle the store. and who
with an intention to
vho, as soon as he dis
charged a pistol at one
|rhen within abo,lt six or
6hunsteIy without in
I'D upon linn. called for
cured him. A bullet.
enc doubt was discharg-
vas toana near the SPOT
b. He was Immediate.
'as' 1. aud examined.
III us pockets some
a9ef Of bullets, and al SO
tIes OF goods, which
dOwned, part by Messrs.
part by Mr.. Briester.
he no donht that The
into al IT,. as 49,
H. n;.h. III IL :: - .''e
a'ss".. ne IS now
'.l''ul jan. lie calls
ialsOn, and by his dress
been lately discharged
lson.-Dai. Ady.
=,
The Norfolk Beacon
alafs Of a most distress
lo0la, related to the edi-
\, an eyewitness. The
y y 'his disease was a
'S . Brown, aged "a
y sse!ptember he was at
! 0ltten several times on
llg the dog was mad, he
applied to the wounds
Il. elncaclous in extract
olte Of a rabid animal.
@ne he inlt ,,o,..L
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sa'isbY gaining the top of a building used as
= q nitter's shop. Not being sufficiently
ees ed with the navigation of that part,
pushed one of her feet through
to the inexpressible horrour Of
Pie fle-cntter, who was be-
Whom the sudden appearance of
Dot manifested, as he thought, a
~ 30 bis satanick majesty. Without
wat ag 70 parley the occasion OF the hon
or doae HIM by so dreadful parsonage,
win an appalling noise the Rocket ,0ent off,
Fpreadipg the direful intelligence of the ar
rival Of his cloven footed visitant. Our per-
atnbulator easily extricated her foot and
again assembled, and walked along the roof
of warehouse, the height of an ordinary
three story house, formerly used as brew
cry, but now as cotton store this roof
proved to be too weak to support the weight
Of the animal, and she fell through upon a
pile Of bags ofcotton, and rolled to the floor,
where her journeyings ended, for in this
room lying on her side, was she found very
materially injured. She was kept a fortnight
after this freak and then submitted to the
butchers knife.
The owner of the COW had to pay G2 Is.
to The proprietor of the warehouse in COM
for the injury sustained, and now
sought to recover damages from the pound
;kaeper, for allowing the beast to wander.
Aiter some deliberation the jury returned a
tSsaict for the plaintiff, damages go IS.
subject to a point reserved for decision as
v nc jurisdiction Of the court to try the
cause.
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BRTCK-YARD,

owned by the Subscriber, in complete order,
with all the conyeniencies for making Brick,
without expense of much repair.
For terms inquire of
JONAS LANE.
Lancaster, Feb.17, 1929. 3w
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To Sell or Let,

'TENHE Place formerly owned by JOHN
n TOWNSEND, id Lancaster Village,
sd called.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-03-17

4 A meeting of delegates from large mum.
Der Of the towns of Worcester North Dis,
trict, duly notified in the publick papers
held at Westminster on the 10th inst. fol
the selection Of suitable candidates for the
Office of Senator'S to supply the places of the
Hon. Joseph Estabrook, deceased, and the
Hon. Edmund Gushing, declined, was called
70 order by Joel Crosby, Esq. of Leominster
and Col. Jonas Lane, Of Lancaster, was cho-
sen Chairman. and Charles w. Wilder, Esq.
Of Leominster, was appointed Secretary.
On motion of s. Saunderson, ESQ.,,
Voted, To choose committee consisting
of one from each town in the District to re-
port the names of two candidates.
"A ~committee was accordingly chosen,
who unanimously reported the names of
DAVID WILDER, ESQ, of Leominster, and
LOWELL WALKER, ESQ, of Templeton
as suitable candidates to be recommended
to the electors of Worcester County. This
report was unanimously accepted by the
meeting.
The delegates from the several towns
here assembled, aware of the usual courtesy
between different sections Of the county
thought it not assuming too much to selec
the. candidates from the North COMPRESSION
al District, as they are suddenly and mex
pectedg deprived of the services of TIN
4 late Senators from this section Of the coun
ty. They present the names of the abov
gentlemen to their fellow-citizens, with
4cosls sireahat shcir age, Legislative sxps
riehce, and integrity will secure for ther
geaerous and cordial support from tn
electars Of the whole county.
Voied, That the proceedings of this Con
vention be signed by the Chairman and Sec
Rotary, and published in all the newspaper
printed in the County.
q JONAS LANE, Chairman.
CHARLES w. WILDER, Secretary.
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WORCESTER, IS. rl naaaasr s. SsT lsss.
To the Heirs of JACOB SANDERS0N, late Of
Luueuburg, in said County, deceased and to all
others concerned in the Estate OF said deceased.
GREETING.
WOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
III see ft) at the Court of Probate to be holden
at Lancaster in said County, on the third Tuesday
in May next, at ten of the clock, before noon, to
show cause why the instrument. which .purports to
be the last will and testament of said deceased,
should not be approved, and you will be heard there
on. NATH'L. PAINE, Judge " PT00
Feb a.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-03-17

wN7OOD, earn, and Oats, of good quail
/ WV ty, willbe received in pay for the Lancaster
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-03-17
Philadelphia, Nov. "a, 1928.
PICTURE OF BOSTON,

Or the Citizens and Strangers Guide to the
Metropolis of Massachusetts, and its Envi-
rons. Embellished with Engfayings.
Also
VIEW OF THE UNITED STATES,
Historical, Geographical and Statistical ;
exhibiting, in convenient form, the natural
and artificial features of the several States,
and embracing those leading branches of
statisticks best adapted to develop the pres
ent condition of the North American Union.
Illustrated with Maps. By VIM. Darby.
For sale at the
LANCASTER BOOK-STO
Feb. II. CIV
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THE
JACKSON WREATH,
OR,
NATIONAL, SOUVENIR.

"GLoRY, GRATITUDE, AND PATRIOTISM"
IN preparation, splendid NATIONAL
TRIBUTE, in commemoration of the great
CIVIL VICTORY achieved by the People,
through the Hero of .Nei0- Orleans.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-03-17
CARD.

CHARLES w. WILDER, Secretary.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-04
BLAMx ROOFS.

'SNHE subscriber il having made an assert rnent
OF Merchants and Record Books of the best ma
erHls end workmanship suc! books as he can conf
IDENTIFY recommend TO his customers
He has recently received stock of blumk-book
paper, which can at short notice be made 10 order.
ruled and bound in any style desired. Clerks of
Courts Banks and other public Offices and merchants
generally, who have not tried him, had better give
him call as he can and will give Them every salts
faction in the execution of their orders
- stationery; n good supply hand and as
chcrp If not chenpcr.) than can be had (,he Same
quail w.; n any part of the U States
dec J. II. NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-04
CARD.

M RS. KNIGHT respectfully Informs the Ladies
LFE and Gantlcnen and vsiiers ofthe city of Rich
nond Manchester, and their vcinities, that her ben
elk and last appearance will take place tomorrow
evening, on which occasion will be produced General
burgoyne's celebrated musical play of the Lord Of
he .unnOr, in which she will Introduce several Of
her most popular English and Scotch ballads To
conclude with celebrated farce, in which Mrs.
Knight will sustuiu principal character; with other
entertainments, will be expressed i'll future ad-
vcrtscmcnt. nova
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-04
PESsACoIA.Noy. II.

PENSACOLA, Nov. Is.
Melancholy SiiptorCct.-It becoms our pninful
duty to record of the most melancholy and h"ar.
rendering shpwrccks that has ever occurred within
our recollection. The Schooner Magnolia CAPT. Ray,
one the packets between St. Marks aud New Or
leans, was capsi:cd in squalI about oclnc; on
Thursday morning the 9th inst ant near our bar md
while she was endeavorng to make this HARBOUR
Every soul on board, except one, persisted The sur
vivor, MIR. Andrew Cunningham of Magnolia arrived
at the residence of Captain Cnacc, C1:nmandani of
Engineers, at the Island o 81. Rose, On Friday eve
ming following. MIR. &. clung to the wreck for -
hours, without sus:enance, with the sen u,aking n
clear breach over hiIn-at last he succeeded IN right
ing the jolly boat and reached the so.c-he repori ed
that he heard female voice in the cabin about the
time he lefi the wreck, but having no IN his
poweo to afford her assistance, hc put of for the
shore.
Captain Chacc immediately ,i,-ua,oi,ed all tha
boats at the Island, for the purpose nf finding the
wreck and .Scung n pas on yrs III cy returned
on Saturday morning without success: he thcn star
ted the Sloop Hun'sInan. and Sunday they found
the wreck at about 30 mics froII the bar. They
succeeded in getting OF the cabin the bodies Of
Mrs Ray, the wife o! tho captain, and of the pas
scngers, which were brought to St. Rosa and there
inferred by Captain Chace. Mr.. Cunninrhams
hanGs arms and body sprcly accratcd and 1t is
unaccountable how he endured such an extrcr, state
OF suffering Through the kindness of Captain C.
nnd his family, he Is now rapidly recovering As
soon intelligence of the disaster reached town.
Commodore Elliott ordered the u S. shin Falmouth
under way to assist in the search for the wreck The
Revenue Cutter, Alabama, Captain Foster, with n
detachment Of men from the Falmouth, under the
command Of 1t. Piukney, started at the same time.
The Magnolia was loaded with cotton and corn bv
Messrs w. G.. Burgess g. Co. nf Magnoiu ana con-
signed to Messrs' Bag ey d Merritt Of New Or
leans.
The following is list Of the persons on board at
the time she capszed
Mr.. Andrew Cunningham of Magnolia (savcd.)
Capt. Ray, wifi, and child years old, llost)
Jason Coleman, II years o. age, from Now Or
leans, (do)
a Prussian, from New Orleans, n Joweller, and
recently in Pensacola, (do.)
IL. w. Holt of Virginia, (lo.)
John Winstoney, of New York, (do)
WV. Pray, Mute, of Boston, (do.)
Crew, 4 in number, names unknown, (do.)
Lost Il
Saved
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-04
Chesapeake ard Delaware Sanas.

INOTiCE il hereby given that this canal Is m. a
~ open for Navigation.
Tho Locks ore 100 feet in length b. 21f,et in
width. and TIC Canal ean lie pavieSted By lcss,sa
within those dimensions, and drawing . teen rare-
The rates oftol have been fixed so low. ~ 10 rahr
the chespesi, as well es the most expectations art
SAFE channel of CONTAMINATION between rhn wat. -,
u tne Chesapcake aud Delaware. Any irlgtrnnt;on,
IN feation tn The canal rates Of toll &c. nav be h1f
on apPhcst,nn nj the company's Office, No ii Wa.
horscs Tor towing nay olways he hired at love
price ct either end of the Canal
ROBERT NJ. LEWIS. Presidetf
Chesapeake and DelawaTe Canal Corr,nrny
II. ID. 0tLP1S, Secretary. " nuv ga,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-04
ENOCH s. COURTNEY-

Nam Street, opposite nc Oh .N1,te'.
p ESPECTFULLY invites the attention OF >
h friends and the public, to a choice selection u
Groceries which he offers for sale either by wholesale
or retail, on good terms they lie purchased
elsewhere in the city. Much has been taken il.
the selection Of his vines and liquors, which or.
warranted genuine.
Masters Of vessels, will find it TO their interest TO
leave their orders for ship stores with him. which will
be mt nn low, and sent aboard free of oxnensc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-04
GordonsYille for Sale.

TTNHE subscriber offers for sale his Tavern AT Go
n louisville in Orange county, with $50 acres ct
Land attached to it, or to exchange it for property in
the city OF Richmond. GOrdousvie is situatcd III,
the foot Of the Southwest Mountains. 81 .las from
the University Of Virginia, 30 from Ficdericlsbura
so from Harrsonburg, and 20 miles from this plg e
The stages from Charlottesville TO Fredericksburg,
pass three time week, and since the late arrarrc
ment of the mails between Stanton and Guvandoii
the number Of passengers has greatly increased Tie
mail stage from Richmond 10 IIarrisonburg passes
twice week. For terms aud farther portcu!a-s
apply TO the subscriber. JOHN ~. gordon
Richmond, cath Sept Is
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-04
Trust Sale Of Real Property an Richmond.

Trust Sake Of Real Property an Richmond
virtue ola deed Of trust executed to by Ro-
- bert Poore and Ann T. his wife, and Willis
Cowing, on the Goth day of November, 1924, and Of
record in the Clerks Office Of the Hastings Court Of
the city Of Richmond recorded therein the day after
It's dn,e and for the purposes and objects therein
provided Will be sold 10 tie highest bidder public
auction, Tor cash, on the premises, Tuesday the
18th day Of December nex, 1929, of 10 O'clock the
following property:-One lot of ground on f. street
on which is b:ick tenement, used on the 10Th of
Nov. 1924 as the workshop of said Cowling in the
rear of said Cowlings property al the corner of r
and 18th streets, being az feet in front on street
and running back "a feet, and bounded by + street.
the said CowlDg on the west, and the said Poore on
the south and cast. Also the LOT adjoining the one
last mentioned, on The east side thereof on which
stands wooden house used the workshop of said
Pooro, known number IL, ina plan OF Byrds ware
hou7e fronting "a feet and running back 80 fert.-
Also, SNAIL piece 10, of ground lying between the
said last mentioned lot and + street. being % feet
front on + street. connect and bring ont the
or piece Of ground 18th street and running west
to lSth street, 90 feet front on both nth and 18th
streets, adjoining said PORES present residence and
lying between his said present residence and Jacob
Cohen, and is part ofthe so feet of ground on 18Th
street purchased by said Poore of Jordan Flournoy,
together with oil the rights, privileges, and appurte
nanccs belonging TO the said several pieces ofpToper
!ty.
The sale viii commence at the hour mentioned, at
the first named house tenement. And should the
| day be too unlikely or rainy for n sac, it will take
place the FIRST fair day thereafter, at the same hour
| and place above provided for, the 29th December
AS trustees shall Of course CONVEX only the title
vested in Us, though believe the title perfect,
good.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-04
pZANO-EORTEs.

hUBOIS q STODAKT, Of New York, respec,-
~ fully inform the public and their numerous
friends in Richmond and its vicinity that they have
opened at the store of J. & ]. T.. Heron, a small
ranted of the first quality in tone and workmanship
which they offer for sale at their low est New Yorl,
prices They WIN be set up in any part of the city
or packed for the country, free OF expense. Orders
received for any description Of INSTRUMENTS which
will be supplied from New York, and their Agent
now IN Richmond, will tune and regulate Pianos.--
The attention of persons III want of Piano Fortes
is respectfully solicited oct I6-I,s