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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-29
FROM KuENos AYRES


Ie big Lady Adams arrived Baltimore on Sunday IN ;he
'ey SNORT passage oioS days BucuDs Ayes
ne LADY Adams sailed ton Bucnus AyYes evening
OF tue '5t April III winch time CITY was besicged ny tine
"fc7 party ana 1t was thought thai; would captulate
cn 'Sulilh Brown vo it will be recoileced the
strongest efs OF the present Governor Layae) still retained
Inc command OF the ott oI the city. Gen Lavaie himself and
ms army had reiterated into teciiy The place was in such
o'uroeG state that al business suspended and the families
OF many of the merchants had taken refuge on board Of the
vessels in the outer harbnt
General Rauch WIN mas ccr ver successful AGAINST
ue Indians, was killed III action with them He was
German ny birth, and waS Very much esteemed paper Of
the 8th April mentions that his troops entirely surrounded
oy the enemy, part OF tits Santa Fer fces aud that he died
ms death, that his head carried triumph tIsush their
camp pike.
Cap,an Cod had been imprisoned on sIsrcin Of asssus
tue besesing army, but liberated in short time
II IS saic that the Indians had penetrated tire capital of
VIC province Of sun is and that the province had BEEN deser
ted le Governor, Ortiz eugsted Mendoza but the In
ia having RETIRED Ortz returned and found that people
hu eected new Governor in the person of Guuasi, From
Ill accounts, it wond t Santa Fe is at uresaht tho o,v
province that takes active part in the var
In the province of Roia is stated General Quroga not
peng able to Unite s,ctn, Iumber ofmen retired to his
cstaca In Entire Rio and Corentes the people rio not
cond the denuucatons Of their governments either n want
OF means or inclination 0rpertals both.
tFtrdct Of r 'ecfred Of tie office os Baitinfarc Rr
uean, ddteH BuNos AyRrs, 1stir pril, 1872
"We last had this pleasure the 18th March since which
ne our portugal disturbances nave rather increased than
tied down; present by order the government the srs
SHUT business suspended, and all citizens under arms
protect the town nst the Aonuaue, yesterday were
actually III the suburbs give nion in sucl c,ists
might only tend TO misiead therefore the less said
PROBABLE result OF this unnatural struggle, the heuer
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-29
ROLITECAE.

APfO4N tMhNPS BY THE PRESIDENT.
SALEM, May i9.--JERE.TIAH c.. SrIcrvry. Esq.
is appointed Postmaster at Lynn, instead Of JoyA-
THAN BACHELOR, Esq, removed. The latter is \
very worthy man as well his successor, and is re-
moved for no misconduct!
| NoRToLK, May 20.-JouN CAMp4E1r, ESD
member OF the Executive Council of Virginia. arri-
we'd here ON Saturday night from Richmond, on his
way to Washington, whittier he proceeded on Mon
day morning III the sleam packet Potomac
Mr. Campbell has received tie appointment of
treasurer OF the United States, which office has
been vacated ay the removal OF ar CLARK, OF
Fennsyivanla, the former incuinhunt-and the on
iJect of his present visit to Washington we learn. is
to make arrangements for entering upon the duties
of that Office.
NEw BRUNSWICK, n. J. Nav 20-[Vr11.,, NV
Err, the Printer Of the IFgrs ncwsnaner, has bcnn
REWARDED with the appointment Of postrnae,cr Of
tins city, the expense OLD. F'1Tz L AauoLru, rv:,-
IsHED.
GoNcoRD, y. II. May la.-IIr. W7r11,,, Tow,
mas Dee4 appointed Postmaster at this place, vice
JOSEPH Low, esq removed.
The citizens Of Concord, for whose benefit nost
Office was established here generally regret the
change General Low, late Postmaster, is ore of orr
most substantial and respectable citzrns, and has at
all times faithfully and npartially DISCHARGED his dn
~. NO charges of un!ulrness or Inisnauacerncnt
have been or can be sustained against him. "'fhc
patronage OF the Federal Governments" 50 fir as
this post Office Is concerned has never "bccn BROUGHT
into conflict with the freedom of eiertinns" con
eral Low has always been kepnbcan lie was
an officer in the late war and TO his pfo,np, and val
liable services he was mainly indebted for his 40.
pontment to the post Office. The change therefoto
has not beer made because the ctzens of Concord
desired it, nor because the acinenmLcnt was inco,I
petent unfaithful, orpartia nor because he has al
any time userl his Office for elec0shecfif. PURPOSES
nor because lie snot Republican. Il is because,
in the independent exorsCjCe OF his rights as citizen
i'll 'tje freedom Of elections" which the Presdent
processes to hold sacred h. dill nat support Genera;
Jarksoa. ills successor did support him WITH earn
estUcss and zeal.
BosroN, May l9.-Gr2acn ~. EVEN 10 be Pos
master at Nantuckcs, Mas vice pno;As, MAcr dis
missed.
NEw-Yotv, Nay la--CoI. Aaron Ogden, Of
Eiizabethtown is appointed Assistant Collector for
Jersey City lin tlis district IN place Of JoIn Con
dict, removed. yhe SALARY of his Office is 81 900
Mr.. ConGict officer through the whole re-
yo'ution, and has since filed various Offices, having
once served as United States Senator. Last autumn
he was afflicted with stroke The palsy from winch
he had scarcely recovered when he vas removed
from bis Office. We ,nnot but regret tGc removal
Of such man
NV YoRK, May 2I.-Dr UoeEBoo,1 has been
appointed Post Muster IN Schoduck, Rensselaer,
county, vice STEPnIN MrucHANT, ESQ. removed.
Eli NJ. TooD, Esq has ueen appoint ed Post Master
i'll Waterford 10 the Place OF SAMUEL DEs,ARTsr,
removed.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-29

sn a9nc lc Glrondel apsn,te6 Pctop signei by peW
and respectable menof all opinions
aha to represent their common grievances
and this department. joined y all The districts in the middle
md east OF France whch the vine cultivation forms the
chief mems OF subsistence Err the peoPs including probably
SIXTH part ofthe whole population OFT kingdom Wehave in
TINS country no one interest great this distinct from
corn Gowers These petitioners complained of the low prices
OF thc produce-of the sgnation of their tradeof the
entire disappearance of their profits, accompanied by
OF dehto the approach of and the prvaons of
They dosascd that if prompt remedy applied,
thy must abandon their vine cultivation and allow their land
70 lie waste The price OF most wines does exceed
ancS the hectoe about ten gallons about three arthngs
bottle and for very small quantity the quality only
eask or barrel III which the wine P' is worth than its
cspefs nT the wine will offer exchange the
~ the other The p.oprie,o of the Gironde have in their
cellars fo9O pipes for which they obtain sale Their
distress ,cy ascrbc chiefly cause.-the fiscal burdens
which dn'nished CONSUMPTION home, and the commercial
regulations which restricted their intercourse with foreign
keis.
TIE English Corn YruIewe have be f,re us an Official
account on all descriptions Of Corn English rsh and Foregn)
arrived IN ne Port OF London from Dec 29h, March 2Sth
1879 comprising the first quarter Of the present Taking
the prnr pa! grain, we have the following result
From rGr'ous Ports IN Engiani and Scotland -Nheat
258ll gnar'crs Barley 7,203 Matt, 7.2s Oats II6 97a
fl"ir. 81, 23 sacks
Irish Pmts Oats 81 III quarters Flour, loo55 sacks,
E1ri-Whea 3S3,9oo quarters; Barley, Si,36l; Oats,
IL, 706 Flour, % $50 barrels
We may here s,aie for the information or such oror read
ers as desire to know whence the Foreign Wheat during
last quarter has been derived that there have been received
from Achansle, i55 quarters Europe (5ac Ports, o. 1885,
Other Ports I628f2 2765l quarters Mediterranean 27l7
Quarters SPAIN 7729 and Coastuays 4ol3 quartersFo-
ul 500 quarters Though good deal of Wheat has been
exported by America has reached the London mark
ct Eoad Esra,crS Journal
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-29

" The CONSTITUTIONAL WBIG is published twice a
week, (Tugsdays and Fridsys) FIVE dollars per an-
nun, payable in advance.
JT For advertisiog-75 cents square (or iess) 6r The
first insertion, and 90 cents for each continuance
number Of insertions must be noted the MS otherwise
they will be continued and charged accordingly
~ AlIletteTs TO the Editors be post paid or fey
will receive attention.
u Notes Of chartered specie paying Banks of any OF
the states viii De received in payment for subscription 10
the Wbig though Virginia States Bank Notes would
ne preferred; and remittances be made hrouah ha
Post Oaice at the risk Of the Editors.
IL Previous to discontinUance of the paper all AZ
sarages must be paid up. And those who may wis, 20
discontinue, will notify the Editorsto that effect at lean
thirty days befofe the period expires for which they suEs
scrinr3
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-29
SHE or LIND
Citu Post Office.

virtue Of decd OF by Robert Dou,at to
me subscriber, bearing date tho 2oth 1896 and
duly recorded In the office of the Augusta
sn pr0oeea to SELL at pubic auction, before the Wayne
Tavern, IN stanton, on Saturday, the S0t day May next
70: cash. the following valuable Real Estate described ,
deea above referred TO- follows'swo certain tracts or
o. Land iy's aud being III the county of Augusta on
~ acre the other containing by estimation 30 acres be the
same more or iess which said tracts of land paricu-
larry described deed by Lewis A. Pausv and jane & his
WIFE, bearing date the 10th day May 1926 whereby the said
Two tracts OF nd are conveyed tire said Rober, Dou,a,"
april 29-w5t NSI KFNNf,Y I'm,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-29
University of Virginia.


We next Session of this University will begin OLE
July following. NA''' '''' >""'
The expences reduced by a regulation of the Bo,r,f
OF Visitors, made in July last are as follows, for the
session of los raonths VIZ
Board, including bed and ot.scr room fi,rpf.
ture. washing aud Attendance, sion On
Fuel and candles to be- furnished nv the
Proctor at cost, and FIVE per cent COM
mission, estimated at On IN
Rent of nm entire dorn,tory SIC; if occu-
p, pled 9y two students 90
Use OF Library and public rooms, * an
Professors fees from $50 to SIS; average, GO 90
--<
e, eos %
Chiefly for the purpose OF favor;ne economy. tbs,
Board OF Visitors have required the STUDENTS to weat
uniform dress. The coat waistcoat and rantaIoons
to consist of cloth of dark grey mixture, and at
price not exceeding six dollars yard. Further mar.
ticuars will be found in the enactn,ents The dress
Is at once cheap aud becoming and is furnished in
Charlottesville on moderate terms. and accorlipe 10 q
model. The attention of Parents and guardisas is
particularly requested to this point, as the enact.
ments respecting it will be rigidy enforced, and M
opportunity afforded to the studentto weur more ex-
pensive dresses. A. s. BROCKENBROUGH.
may l--wItc Proctor
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-29
Spring Supply.

it subscriber respectfully informs his friends and the public
SeneIay that he has just returned FROM the nohera cities
were ne has selected an elegant of Ladies'
temens BOOTS aud SHOES which have arrived and are pn
oe Ills present assortment consists of almost every arti-
ce ~ ms niamog them Genen,es fine calf and seal
skin Boots with round and square clerens calf SKIN
sced Boots at 50 50; do. seal do nailed do from 50 so So
ife disposed TO sen accommodating prices and respect
fully nr'es the public call and for themselves
SAMUEL PUTST5T,
tp l3--ni Il tsif Under the Eagle Hotel.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-29

WASHINGTON, 10Th March, 1929.
SIRE have received your letter yesterday and can
assure you That have always had the highest conf
dence III your integrity and efficiency as an officer in
the Post Office Department. And take pleasure
III also assuring you, that have permitted any
circumstances to interrupt my friendly feeling for
your prosperity and happiness.
With great respect, your obedient servant.
JOHN MCLEAN.
GEORGE Sweray, Esd
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-29

81 GIfANCERX.7At oour, held for Louisa county, at
q The courthouse, on Monday, May the it 1929 Robert
Mchle plt against Robert G. Willis administrators of James
Aohie, dec, Matthew Niche, John hche Joseph Mchic
Jenne'ta Michc Sally Mrhe and Robert G. Willis and Rza
his wife, dts
The defendants Matthew Niche, and John Niche not hay
% entered their appearance, and given security according
aud the rules OF this court and appearing satac-
- OF the court that they not inhabitants this State
e motion oithe plaintiff by his COUNSEL ordered that
SAID Matthew Niche aud John Niche, do appear here on the
m DAY OF August court and answer the bill of the plain
TIL and that copy of this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published the city Richmond for two mouths
sureesVey and posted at the front door of the courthouse
fliS county, some co;rl-day.
rs Copy Tese, JOHN HUNTER, c L. e.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-29
( ii,on. Me Seioto Cayelle.1

Tie dNgeaH Stabfe@-The cleansing Of Ibis mighty
tabrck proceeds With regular and steady pace
Since the publication Of odr last number the follow
ing additional stalls Lave been purified BY the sajnta
ny process Of jackson and Reform.
James b. GardiDCT, to be Register otthe Land Of
free at Iltin, Oho, in plscc fPlaU Bush reglored.
The following Biographical sketch Of this man may
not be unntorestingt 70 the reader. In 1906, impli-
Gated as one Of Aaron Burr's conspirators During
the last war he edited violent Federal paper in Ma
rIetta, Ohio, IN WIic ne denounced the war and
MT. Madison aHi The Dcmoc attic party. as f,oitors
md tortes, aud fot which nc was ridden on raj,
through the principal streets ofthat town. in 1921
ne proposed to establish paper in Cincinnati in ia
7or Ct thc election 81 Mr. Gay 20 tie Presidency.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-29

iHe stage VIII anerpatcy run fuTn the Sweet Springs,
by way Of the W. Sulphur to the Salt Sulphur and bas
and by the 5lrll Gap and Union.
Zach passenger will be allowed take 205s Of bag
gage ee OF charge but a that, will be charged for
at Toe rate Of cents per ID per 100 niles Those wo
hr register their the places where the sage stops
snail have the preference
There will be good aud careful drivers aud the best
horses in Virginia. = C8TDWErI.
SIN mor!H, 9Th, 1899.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-29
SPRINGS SPAGE.

tEAIS stage will hereafter each II NJ nd
- from Flucks, where it with the line from
Lynchburg to Nashville, &c. aud Lewisbug, where will
connect with Poftets line of coaches, which TO the
Ohio river.
FARE For each person there win be charged Got
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-29
IRON CASTINGS.

NE Subscriber informs the public, that he continues TO
Z carry on the IRON FOUNDRY near the Savsse
Factory, where he makes Soh Iron CASTINGS for Ma
chinery Of all descriptions. All orders him tire
Foundry, or to Ms. GEORGE WILLIAMS, Nos, Bow
lys wharf, Baltimore, for Castings, will with iuHs
date attention, and the Castings delivered there free Of
expense for transportation. JONATHAN BONNER.
Baltimore, Jan. IS, 1929. 1s12t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-29
From The National .Jo,,.,,.z.


SIN: An absence from home for several DAYS nrc-
vented me from seeing abusive article in the
Telegraph OF Thursday last, in relation to me- until
this evening The conversation between Doctor
Jones, The new Postmaster Of this city and me, as
rcpurted IN a late number of the United States Ga
zette, 1t may be proper to say was furnished by
me to the publishers of that paper; but although
Cannot be held responsible for the correctness of ar
ticies furnished by anonymous correspondents of
newspapers, yet, i'll this instance am willing to allow,
to the Editor of the Telegraph all the advantage he
may expect to derive from avouciment of the cor
rectness of The substance Of tina, report.
cannot believe it necessary to produce any. doom
ment to defend myself against the sanderos iusinu-
atoms of the Editor of the Telegraph, before my
tellcw-citizens of Washington, who Gun bear witness
to the correctness of my official conduct and private
HE Tor twenty-five years. yet many there are at
by the unconradcted charges and impuatons above
referred to, viii not offer you and the public an
apology for the publication Of the following copv Of
a letter from the late Postmaster General.
Respectfully, your obcden: servant,
May -, 1929. GEO. SWEENY.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-29

In 1924 or Whereabouts, lie became the editor OF
village newspaper at Xenia, by ofwhich he so
arranged as to get himself elected to the Iegisla-
ture In the Legislature, he was charged with ma
wing obtained his seat by bribery and coSrupon and
the fact having been satisfactorily established he was
expelled from tibet body. In 1923, he offered for
State Printer, the competitor of Judge Bailhache
and failing in this, he forthwith changed his coat
raised the Jackson standard-seized upon the bar
ganl-poured out through the columns of his
paper, the most atrocous calumnies against
Messrs. Adams and Clay-huzzaed for Jackson and
REFORM and has at last been rewarded for his apcsa-
cy and his crimes, by an office from President Jack
son, the annual emouments of which are said to be
worth fifteen hundred dollars!t,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-29

NOTICE. ="
a Vacancy having occurred in the Female Departs
nlcnt of the Richmond Lancastrian School, ~
the death of the late teacher; it becomes ne.
cessary that the Board Of Trustees appoint suitable
person as SUCCESSOR. To this end, all who may be
cations, accompanied by satisfactory testimonials a
10 qualification, TO the Secretary of the Board on or
before the Goth day of June next The salary S4p1
per annuin payable quarterly.
BY resolution Of the Boasd Of Trustees o.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-29


Betzpeen Baltimore and PHILADELPHIA,
Is now in operation. The Steamboat PIIfLADET4
tHlA, Capt Crocker, Will leave the head of Light
street wharf, DAILY (Sundays excepted at SIX ococ
IN the Morning for Philadelphia. Until the Canal is
opened passcngt's will he taken the PENN.
sula in comfortable Stages with careful drivers. IN
two hours to Delaware City, where they will takethst
Ste2m5ont NORFOLK, Capt. Jeffries, and arrive
at Philadelphia the afternoon.
The road from the west end of the Canal, rot en-
ceedng fourteen miles to Delaware City, safe plea
SAINT, and in good order, affordng an opport unity 70
the passengers of viewing this great National Worf
Bargcs with superior accommodations are in readiness
TO commence running through the Canal as soon as
it may be completed, which it is expected viii be 10
q few weeks.
The Proprietors Of this Line hope, from their de-
termination to render every facility accommodation,
and comfort to the passengers, to merit share of pub
lie patronage.
Passage -Four Dollars and Half to Phladelphia.
to the Canal, Two Dollars and us usual, all bagrans
at the risk of the owners
Passengers will be taken board, and landed as
the several towns GA the Delaware river.
HENRY WRIGHT, Accent,
may l9 No. Light street whufE
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-29
may 10
CHARkOTTESVILLE STAGE.

CiAKAUTTESVILL STAGE.
ASROM and after the Ist June next, the sta COS
T. will leave Richmond for Charlottesville, ON Aions
day, Wednesday and Friday, at a. NJ and ruin
through in one day.
Returning,
Leave charlottesville, Iuesaay TH,ysSay and ST.
t,rday, and arrive the same day at Richmond-By
this arrangement the mail will be expedited two davis
between Richmond, va. and Nashville in Tennessee,
may % 1at F., PORTER.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-29

H4IIPDEN SYDNEY COLLEGE.
VHNHE Summer Session of this Institution, viii
q commence on Monday the LIST June, and clos:
on Thursday the oath September.-It is highly de-
sirable that those who contemplate entering. the
Institution shouldSe present by O'clock p. Nj. On
the first day of the Session. VIM ". PAGE,
may 1S-2t c.. Clerk of the Faculty.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-29
TO PRINTERS.

To FItIIV FINC.
FHNEE Printing Establishment Of the "WESTERN
E TIBGINiAN" is offered for sale II is located "a
Cbarlesown, Kerawha county, and the great line Of
communication through Virginia from East to West. The
competing establishment IN the State is ABBOTT one
hundred miles 6san and the whole neighborns coat
try believed 10 be rapidly improving in intelligence, iii
numbers, ard in wealth.
For terms, and other information, address the subsc
Der (post paid) Kenaw,a G. II. Virginia.
April Isl; 1870. MASON CAMPBELL,
~ The publication Of the Western VHgnian will be
continued horetoote should sale of the establish
incnt he cffccted.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-29

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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-21
ENNcation.

VINHoMAs HAGARTY respectfully Informs the in.
1 habitants of Alexandria and ts vicinity, that he
has opened an Academy for \ limited number Of young
gentlemen The academic course comprises the Greek,
Latin French aud English Languages History, ancient
and modern; Chronology Geography, with the use of
the Globes and Maps; Mathematics, Ethics, Logic,
Rhetoric, EIocution, Composition, Writing, Arlhme-
tic, &c.
Thomas IIagarty, from his long experience in the
education Of youth and success in qualifying young
gentlemen for universities and professions, both in
Europe and this country. trusts he will be able TO give
general satisfaction parents and guardians who may
favor him with their patronage The advertiser can
produce satisfactory testimonials of his literary ac-
a,lirements, capabty and interchangeable industry as
q teacher. He also refers the public to Thomson F.
Mason, Mayor of Alexandria; Clement Smith, esq.
Major General Macomb. Gen. Mason, Col. Fowler,
Captain Morton. Captain Marbur, John Marbury, esq.
william Crawford. esq. the Rev John Smith, pastor
of Trinity Church. Georgetown; the Rev. J. Kelly,
late Presiden. of Washington College, John Boyle,
principal of the Central academy, Washington City.
Terms may be ascertained by applying ~ T. II. at
his residence on Royalsreet
n b. The advertiser will give esther holydays nor
vacation. 2aw3H aNl-ee' 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-21
THOMAS King,
N Err CHA 70 T T ALL J


King street. bet,ree the Franklin use and CITY Hotel
VyAKES this method Of returning his sincere thanks
i to his friends and the public in general, for past
fayor. and continues solicit the for the future.
lie has lust received fresh supply OF FALL GOODS
lie will be able supply MI orders in his line of bu-
sness at the shortest notice, and the most
BILE terms for cash lie has on hand all kinds of
READY MADE CLOTHING-coats, pantsloons and
vests; c,avats, sners and fashionable collars rufed
and plain shirts; general assortment of gentlemens
gloves, socks and stockings. He has on hand an
assortment, of fashionable cloths-bue, black, olive,
drab and steel mixed do: also cassimeres, blue
black and fancy coIors, and good assortment OF sat
netts handsome assortment OF vestings; toiinet ana
swanstlown velvets and silks also, good assortment
of bang up and hunters cords; handsome assortment
of Tartan pads and blue and brown cambiets; an as
sortment of fiannels of different colors; handsome
assortment of fashionable butons gilt plated and
steel, and large white pearl buttons, for gentemehs
coats and fashionable black buttons; good assert
mcnt of cal;coes; ladies' mock'sons and chldren's
gloves Also general assortment of
LADIES & NTLEMENS CL0ahS
Orders will be taken. which will be made up to any
fashion with neatness and dispatch at such prices as
will be satisfactory to those who may favor him with
their patronage.