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Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-06-10
GROCERIES & LIQUORS,
a general assortment.

81 CRATES LIVERPOOL and COMMON
OUEENSYARE, direct from Liverpool. by way
of New Orleans; 4 CASKS CHINAHARE, new
and elegant patterns, IN sets from % TO $50; ths
ware will be sold wholesale At Philadelphia priees,
adding carriage-and retail at the lowest prices
ever offered in this place. Also, Pine Cut and
Common Glassware at Pittsburgh prices
Those wishing good bargains, will please call
and exemne our stock, previous to making their
purchases, aud then they viii DC able to Judge
whether we have said too mach.
Wanted: Flour, Feathers, Whiskey, Bags, Rags,
Bacon. Flax, and more particulsr,y Casa<
H7uIing Apr,I y ls29.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-06-10

SIGN & HOUSE PAINTING, GLAZING, y
PAPER HANGING.
~ W. WILLIAMS, informs the public that
-. hc has removed from his late stand on
jiarket Square, 90 Mrs. Richardson's Inn on
Water Street. where he will be happy TO receive
calls from such as have work Of the above de-
scription to be executed. he believes, that from
ms long experience IN al the ab0re branches Of
business, and in places where they have been
brought to the greatest perfection. he will be able
60 render ample satisfaction to such Us may en-
p ~ him
Sprd ~. l>329.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-06-10
HARDWARE:

- roa,. loie and Birmingham AnvS;
.,-l. .ul black flccs; American and English x
en- ,a.I -rtva7 saws; Sup. cast and German
steel la- and ,euau; saws; American, Crowley
rre.-a. cast and shear steel; Knives and Forks;
psa md pocket knives of a superior quality; Dirk
knives: Shoe and Butcher knives; Thumb and
Norfolk lstches; Plated Slrups aud Spurs; Locks
Knob. pad. trunk cupboard and till; Brass can
dlsstlcks; Brass knobs; Brass bolts; Stair rods
with ewes: Glass knobs. fine; Cast steel halchets
and trowels; Racers; Sheep AID Tailor's shears;
Pocket scissors; Shutters aud trsys; Btr!tanil and
IRON tea and table spoons; Silver plated sugar
longs. WATERS. assorted sizes Fiat aud half round
bastard. Mil Handsaw and Blacksmiih's Flies,
Shoemaker's rasps; cut and cast sparrowbuls;
Suddler's tacks, assorted; Snuff and shaving box
%. screw augurs. from , TO Of; Gimblets and
ram borers; Yankee coffee mills; cork inkstands:
Tea Kettles; castings; Juniatta Iron, assorted;
Mould boards; Plough Irons; Sad Irons; Hoop
Iron. assorted; Bar and Pig Lead.
Elsrqat CHI and Common looking Glasses, as
q 3D., "a.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-06-10
SPRING hND SUMNER GOODS.

Of lrtlc. We alauHr arc Il part, amt lchlch lrlH
be sod ceasSaiC 0r retad at Unrest prices:
Supelliu. .,hs, blue from p to 80 black, olive,
bro"n, iaret. drab and seeI-,nixed do; Cass-
morvs and clssue.s; BnclS, bluebk.. brown, pur-
pie scarlet and crimson Bomhazeus; Morccu; Ba-
Jesse and cortopellp Bonnet cambria; Upwards
OF l0J0p;cces ofnow style prints, at 10 cents
and upwards a very large assortment of
ginghams aud qiughm robes; Plain and figured
Swiss, JacouCt and book mrNlins; Cuubr.c,, rus-
lins GruS DC Naples silks assorted; Sup. lusuing,
satin, levautnc, India satin aud seush1w; Vest
ings JdcOnet, book Swiss. sup. lu,tung, bird s.
eve, black twillcd silk b1udun1, silk flags, sup.
eros dc Naples, and fancy Cauze hdkis.; ShawlS,
Cashmere and mcrno long ShlWls; mcrno dress
shawls; Furniture calico; Pittsburgh and bUigup
cords; Sattm-nced, llnsn and cotton drilling; La
dies puts and curls; Black silk and super gauze
aud white Wells; Italian grapes, assortedi NankIns
aud nankiu crlseG Canton Grape dresses, assorted
cologs; Canton Grape robes, - and upwards;
Umbrellas six and cotton Parasols new s.ylc)
Il large assortment; MOhalT bracelets and watch
guards; Ever pointed pencils Beads, assorted;
Sets sup. bonnet ribbon, new style; Alantau gauZe
and ,attlu assorted; Plain and figured velvet rib
bon; Swiss capes and caps; Thread, bObbnot
cotton and black silk laces; Irish linens, from 81
cents TO 81; Irish shecungs; Damask table linen
and cotton; Russia Diaper Brown Ho,iand Pad.
ding; Bucknn and canvass Oil cloths Steam boat
aud Narstillcs quilts; Silk, Merno and cotton
fringe. Mcgmo and worsted binding; FuTs and
HITTER trimmings, general assortment; Gentle
mems walking clnes; Black aud white silk gloves;
a general assortment of silk worsted and cotton
HOSIERY; Lldics kid, beaver and hoslln gloves:
GeulIeneu'S hoskiu, beaver, kid and dog skr
gloves; Stacking bottoms Competing; Tuck shell
quilted back, shell side, \ mock she'll tuck combs
mock shell side and crescent combs; Ivory fine
combs: Pocket and wood combs; Brushes, cloth
hair. shoe, stlr busting ground paint and shaving;
Leehon hats and crowns, extra cheap; Leshou
Boya,s, and hats for boys; Ladies and Miss
Ginp hats; Palm leaf hats: Fur hats 10y the box
At Manufacturer price . % 70 - 81 cents.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-06-10
DIR. R2ESk'S

n NTLDISPEPTIC, or SOUR STOMACH
LrAPULS-dH iRf1iiiJlc Cure for iRdig eStI0R.-
These Pills have been highly approved of By those
who have used them tor the above named disease,
and are prescribed by several physicians OF emil
hence in TINS and other cities. As proof of their
ure-emiuence over other remidieE, the proprietor
inserts the following copy ola letter, dated
BALTIMORE CITY, 9th June, lS2S.
Dear Sir: feel it my duty 10 acknowledge
tae great benefit have derived from the use Of
Dr. Rushs Anti Dyspeptic Pills have suffer
cd upderthat disease, in most of ITS forms for up
wards of four years-haye trayelledmuch and had
the advice of several physicirus, none OF which
were OF much service TO me, and had lost almOs,
every hope fever being restored 10 health. had
lo.tuDwards of forty pound, OF flesh, ana had be-
come so weak, particularly IN my legs that
found the least exercise excessively taugung /
had made use also of all the popular remedies
withou; benefit, and having accidentally heard OF
your Pills, deteminedto give them "a tslai am
rioating from the use otthem no better result than
had attended the use of all the other remedies !
had takeu--but IN this was happily dlsa,point
ed. I'm a few DAYS l found my appetite mach
improyed, my food rested easy on my stomach.
r,y sleep restored, and IN yhe course of few
weeks felt myself a new creature II l. now
nearly fur months since, aud have 40 return o..
the iiSelse. Some of nay neighoors who re-
commented thc Pills Jo, have used tnew v.a
like good e.J-c- Considering your Pills tio-e'5-e
EN- MISUNDERSTANDING, 1 cannot withhold pa, t2o-
bic testimony lI-nelr favor.
am, sir, your obliged and humble serya..
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-06-10
NEW AND
EXTRA CHEAP GOODS.
!. III. TRoNgPsoM & 90.

Gre rs, racsirirg from Ne'O York, PhitGdelPhia
aal 6s'imgrs, md are nOl0 opening at their
Hh3-stlsa and R;taa store, ilhceiing ia.
IN aft.t,9n to their former Stock,
$3.50 PdCEiCES IF
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-06-10

From tie second edition of"Dcah's DOings."]
Loud howld the winter storm--athwart the shy
Rush'd tile big cIouds-rhe midnight gale was
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-06-10
FRESH SALID OIL


FEW DOZEN BOTTLES LORLRDs SUPERIOR 9ACABOUGI SNUFF
Physicians Country viii ind it their advantage to call at the a6o'
III, their as the assoc
r Wszey Ginseng Bossvaz, snko, &c will be received exchange
Wheeling gap
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-06-10

GROCERIES.
e
JUST received per Steam boat Taiisncu, from
Philadelphia, via New Orleans.
. Barrels Prime st. Domingo COTE;
10 do. Loaf Sugar;
l Pipe Prime Cog. Brandy, pure as imp;'d;
! HID New England Rum;
] Bbl. Superior Old Holland Gin;
9 TierceS Rice;
For sale low Ly
J. NJ THOMPSON & Co.
Wheeling, NAV 6. ls29.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-06-10
DOMESTIC GOODS.
ROOTS q SHOES:

Ladies blacA Morocco and seal welisi Ladies
clasp and lie lasting and Morocco welts; Ladies.
cc,io.au, lasting, calf aud Morocco boots; Ladies
losing. Morocco and calf springs; Mss lasting,
cc-dovru and calf boots; Misses lasting and Mo
lacc, prnes md wells; Children's Morocco and
io.aa,,. Mons Morocco and calf boots; Men
e.-ocs tlen's BrogGns; Morocco skins I'D
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-06-10
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, AND DYE STUFFS.
FOR sale, BY
sFrchib0Id 8. Todd.

nv 1Ll NLoong where % opened large
N DRUGS MEDICINES
An5.- .lc on following
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-06-10
(SIguelj
J. r. HARM.

Bvindgestion, Is meant loss otappeuJe y gr,
weakness, particularly of the lcgs and wasting
,le whole system. Heartburn, or an uneasy sen
sltion of the heat about the PIT Of the stomach
which Is sometimes attended with nausea OF sick
ness ofthe stomach and vomiting, belchng up o.
water which is generally sour, Paeness OF the
c0uutenaucc, cOstlveness, languo- SiddincsS, low
ness ofspirts. disturbed sleep, papltatlon OF the
heart, Aamlency, &c
These symptoms yoyy IN different persons some
exncrienciug more of them, and Somoless, each
I'm the order and degree OF his own particular
case. These Pills net rs powerful. tonic, nen-
rlhze the acid up0n the stomach, gives strength
fo the dcbllt1ted organs of digestion, restore the
annette, remove nausea al the stomach, and uitI-
uately recover the health ofthe patient. They do
NOT contain mercury III any FORM nor do they sick
en- the stomach as most puTgative medicines 10,
but perforn the Office ola safe and mild purga;iye,
and are not surpassed by any medicine. They are
therefore particularly calculated tor family use.
The inventor of these Pills was one ofthe most
eminent practitioners Of medicine IN the United
states. and used them successfully IN his practice
for MANY years. They are not got up as nos
trumto deludo the eredulous, bu are recommended
on the basis of trukh ana experience. In order
that may become extensively useful and within the
reach ofsl, they are offered OF the low price of0O
cents per box, BY
WILLIAM BUTLER, Druggist
22l Baltimore street, and
J, CRUMBACKER, AgGt.
Wheeling "a.
E5ssl.ae, L,ly SOti, 1875. eowly.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-06-10

yRREsH FLoUR-zans &. Penioney
have on hand loi slneTio- tsash fonf' i0T
] family use.
AD6l Z $50.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-05
appointments Of Editors to Office.

'-Yf>Vt''',S"''0
This principle is peculiar and original with the
present administration. One ortwo examples scat
tered through preceding administrations, at long
intervals, only to be found previous to Gen. Jack
sons power. With him, it is a maxim, to reward
those who most actvein helping him to the Pres
idency, and Editors had This more in their power
than others, they have accordingly shared most
largely in the good things he had for distribution.
The principle is belived by all to be dangerous.
When in 1925, MIR. Clay sent dispatches to the
Representative of the u. States at Bucnos Ayres by
The Senior Editor of this paper there was no end to
the abuse and dcnuncaton Of the Jackson Editors.
Both Mr.. Clay and himself were accused of corrup-
tioa the one IN giving, the other in accepting the
appointment. Mr.. Randolph deemed it sufficiently
pregnant with proof of the corruption of the Admin
stration, to make il the theme of enquiry and nvec
tive, in the Senate of the u. States--Mr. rngham.
the new Secretary OF the Treasury, formally made it
an article of accusation against Messrs Adams and
Clay at the Bucks county meeting in Pennsylvania
MIR. Hamilton and the Retrenchmcnt Committee, sat
upon it with closed doors and Senatorial gravity at
Washington-the Editors of their party from one
end of the continent to the other alledped IT as
standing and damning evidence Of corruption and
ma dc it the theme of ucessant and scandaous abuse
against oil concerned. We really began to think
with Warren Hastings during Shcridan's Philippe,
that IN accepting the Mission to Buenos Ayres, we
had committed some enormous iniquty, and that Mr.
Clay III acccdug to request to be sent thther on
public business bad betrayed the public interests Duff
Green at Washington, little Carr at Baltimore, Noah
at New-York, Nathaniel Green at Boston, Isaac
Hill at Portsmouth, Potter Wagner at New Orleans,
Amos Kendall at Frankfort Shadrach Penn at Lou
isville and our learned contemporary in this CITY,
ECHOED by all the little fry) were the Editors who
oated us Tor three years upon this unfortunate Mis-
SON. Yet were the emolumcnts Of that Mission
barely sufficient to meet the personal cxponces
necessarily incident to it. and far from being suf
;icnt to compensate for ABSENCE that to this day
So have not got over IFS effects upon our business.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-05

From itc .Ncr- YORK Morning Uc,aid, NJ 1pra a.
OF these removals and appointments (of Collector
and Surveyor Of the Port of New York; we shall say
Just wimt, with truth and proprcty, con he said.
Aud first, far the public service and the public
good was concerned, no change was required. We
n"e not aor1 mat any atpyoUencnl JoT The benefit IF
ne reOcnce az iba anErcandIe community, couid hnre
BEEN s0rccd by6 substitution NJ NM SET NJ gcn for
t'ose lg60 harc Gcen yemored Eut it was not 10 be
expected perhaps that the administration should
oYerioob Inc advantage Of having lis partizans
10 those influential Offices or TINT President Jackson
Should neglect fair opportunity for paying certain
debts Of gratitude. We speak after tho manner Of
men! VIZ Sw8NrwouT was an acquaintance and
t"nd oi e'cn Jackson vcry carly in life; his talents
tn'F5y. and personal ca9riry having attracted 'hc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-05

Tho Western CaToinan that the Jail Of Rowan COUNTY
North Carolina, is this time, and has been for ssme weeks
wihout prisoners and that single writ returned 20
The last term If the superior Rowan LARGEST co
in the State, and contained Of 1870
thousand souls The National Inelgcncer asks-Cau the
world produce parallel 10 this
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-05

SLAVE TRADE.--Ths horrid aud detestal,le traf
fc III human flesh. appears by the last letters from
Rio dc Janciro, has been prosecuted by the people
Of Brazil during the past year, with unrcmttcd actv
ity. it is estimated by negligent persons at Rio,
that in the course of the year 1928 toyiy thousand
sfares were brought from Africa TO Brazil! In con-
sequence of the determination Of the Emperor of Bra
I'll to spend the importation of slayes entirely after
the present year. extraordinary efforts continued to
be padc by the traders, 10 avail themselves of the
existing privileges The demand for specie, for the
purchase Of slaves had consequently been very great
md this is of the reasons assigned for the con-
tnued depreciation Of the currency of Brazil.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-05

tue notice of that quick and accurate Judge Of men,
AAUoN Bum, at time when generous DEVOTION
and intrepidity were needful to his interests. Nj.
SwARrwour has never been known to bctray his
friends or prove unaithul to trust. lie was pio-
neer IN the cause of Gen. JAcKSoS, and made great
efforts and spent much time and money in promoting
his election, both in "a and 23. 1t was impossible
for the President to overlook Mr. Swartwouts claims.
Had he turned deaf ear to them, situated Mr. s.
now Is, he would have proved himself unfeelng and
ungratctuL We dOust not there will be much agita-
ton III the public mind. But it will soon subside.
Mr. Swartwouts securities arc ample, and we trust
his trunk, gentlemanly, and accommodating manners
will prove very agreeabiy to those havn,, business
with him in his Office. }
OF Dir. THOMPSON it may he said, that he was q,
most assious, correct, and ind figa5te officer Ills
equal for industry, and toatcuness orer The public
interest ciH not be found. TIE same n,ay be said
of Mr.. Stage. They neither of them left until to-
morrow what could be done to-day, or committed to
second hands whit they ought to do themselves.
But Mr.. THOMPSON has been a good while in lucrative
public cmployncnts; lie has laid up fine fortune for
his family and his old age, and OH those accounts if
no other. willing see another succeed to his
office.
| We shall not find fault with the appointment of
Major NOAH. This is good time for Editors, and
we know not bow soon "unsolicited," (as
Van Buren, says.) good time may come. 1t will not
however be accounted unkind ungenerous quote
what he has said himself. Moan having learned that
Mr.. SwATwoUr would certainly be appointed, des-
paired OF getting the Surveyorship! ''Why!" asked
Il friend. because" said he, ''the President won't
dare TO make two such id bad appointments as
Swartwout and mel"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-05
FoR THE CoNsrlTuTrorAL VINO.

10 me BLENDS Of REToR@ IN nfecs yddSEr. GLacesfsS
Accomact and NORTHAMPTON.
Our filled with alarm apprehension T1ev
perceive that the days of the Kingdom ristocyav are n,
bered and that the sptc pass their hands yea
they ,cH not submit to their unaeabe fae without ore NOR
desperate struggle IL is their last their expiring effort The
friends of reform haa presented to the public the ay
~ Joyne Read and Bups candidates for the convenient
The anti-refoss convinced that ticket Dhol in op
sition to this could succeed and they soTted plan y
which they hoped the ycforists would be dd and diridA
nomination made Gloucester March, by The oa6-
reoru's and the Of Parker, Yeatman, Jones and
JOYNEs, announced This nomination not accepaba
certain politicians this side of the Bay, and not ,eiu
satisfactory the people Of Mddlesex, proved by s
qIeni events Under these circumsances meeting was held
at Mddesex, and resolutions adopted providing for
general meeting Of delegates othc 3urecrists at Matten
on the 10Th of April That meeting convened and ont cows
the Of JoYTEs upon their list again Wherefore was iss
what means this overture To paIy Could they pd
or aptefoTn worthy Of the confidence Of their otc1 pss
Iimeo Danaos ct dona eTcntes" Shall disclose the sccr
of this man9uyTe' The ticket presented by the friends of v
was almost certain of successBccomack containing nes
votes than any other three counties the district was uou
would be almost unsnimnus for tNorhampton, il was sun
posed, would be Observation-Disclosures would be nearly divided
and Our few firm friends in Gloucester and Middesex ruipo
with u.s. would enable Us to carry nomination without diff
Guilty Bur the powerful Of 4cco7rnck could be divided
F ticket could be formed which would erap o ftfe
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-12
ACADElY.--

<~tTIESTERFuEgD ACADEIY.-T,is Ins,iui.onl
~ Is situated the county of Chesicfed about six miles
Petersburg healthy and thicky settled reichNorhool
larc and connodios House has Lately lec bii nv the
friends OF Science n thscounty and finished aecaly
the most approved nIWen plan, and viii shortly supplied
with Maps, Globes, suitable Mathematical INSTRUMENTS
For the comfort and convenience of tine students think il
exceled by bat a,N Houses ofthe kind IN the State
The Academy II open in the house erected for the pur-
pose tho lust Monday in January aud during
the scholastic OF months under the superintendent
WILLIAM StlENt.k, who graduated Hamilton ollcge
sed in teach. the Greek and Latin lansases tOctacT with
The various branches of English education IT, VualGca.
serving NEtuons aud honorable cnUation aou his pup Is,
are too Vel known in this oc,iou Of cony .cqus any
culogum from An able Assistant will al,p I've employed
SDOn ~ the humber of students will iusiv the
The following among the Siiic> which VIII IT, taught al
GRAMMAR Geography, History o.ic, Rhetoric Aoal inio>o.
ply Elements of Criticism E,cu of Natural Revealed
Religion, \i,hn1,ic, Agr"a, Ec,jd Suvryhg Natural
losophy, Wccr's Huon, Mathematics ,nd Ti,urs Che.
miS,ry together with ful the aovCi Latin
and Greek authors In addition their ordracy studies the
more advanced students will have stated ami frequent
IN Composition Doclanaton, and Forensic pspu,ann The
oy'c Of The Institution only quait v1.ir. nrn
engaging successfully IN NC various pursuits oi active life, hat
a' or admission into the different Colleges cnd universities
triughodi the Union
The hcl.,ucSs ofle s;a,ot lcing near s.yr, SPRINGS
ocNcclent waier the sober Industrious habits ncshhor-
hood entirely secluded from of vice and dissipation,
reader dnsyabc retreat for The pursuit OF SCIENCE we'll
the formation ofconeci and ,uos hah-Boart can &c had
III respectable families, aud distances TOR the
moderate rice OF $50 per anndn Boarocrs viii H. considered
rs members OF the "ic in which ty reside aud no pans
will ne wanting ~ rcndcr oir situation easy comioi,hl
ihn terms of tuition wall b., r the dead languages - dollars
studies
Those who may feel inclined :, patrDaisc this vorr Is,.
tor struggling INTO LIE respectfully invited 10 cal and
see e facilities which hcr presented o- ol
uscf Iearniglf'hcy la shall trl rine IN tine hclicl
that viii not be tcTci dcclue wan Of lcasoal-
bc share OF their p1.rurrc' The trustees l ac bc oi
tire obligations under w.ch they are Ind ~ ia, mi don,
tons OF lnl cli cd cuurunity 81, - hon
tina; their cXpect71uS u'i Be- ;ne
dncs Of tho Institution WI. eventually prove coqrncsura,
/. a. SIS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-12
LAKEWOOD NCIIOOL

ue i[h OF December and recomnlcncc Gr the ensuing
o' INC Zthot January The instruction will include
h''"'' islno',shp, Arithmetic, Practical Mathematics &c
F'pN Lees 'ei'rcs, Moral Philosophy, History Coupos
nu' 'mi me English and Latin Languages The terms for
"' 'uto" washing aud lodging during scholastic year
10" oo,s whi he SiO5, SinO the SUDDEN, furnish luds
M vi students will be charged from their commencement to-
~" 'h o December at which Time the scholastic year viii
c' nave employed Latin teacher. If my patronage
sh"N lrSly At, shall cndcavour olua aid Of my me.
s'' .""J"or Captain William Barber Letters addressed To
tom ~ " =, ,iHt.Lt Sisr ''
Nov % i'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-12
~ Corpeot,L $50 5000 49,.

III C0rPe0tc5f amt fVLiuci .lf.hCre.
'G1'E Su'srrlbrr hos. sud win core,oo'rv tooo
o1 "a'd. on "'.s.irr sor'n nt 81 ruahooa-
~ ana material OF aI do crp'ions m t.o Cabinet
line, viz board p.aua, post. crotch md .tog,d "c
n''rs with good copIter stuff hand railirog novels
"'ns,eIs, re-. FIR s;oros ard dwelling h.,e-- Nlso
eo',d hair, figured aud plain hair cloth. mos. on,n
opal coach aud cabinet vauiell al Of which win be-
Sold low Tor cash or oool u7uar.
GEORGE IIENDpEE.
Opposite 'hc Merchants Coffee House.
~, = Main s,Ycct
OF JoB PRINTING e.r,.,.5 II IN Jy,,, -o..-