davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-12
Iron, he .Me,o York .,Eercanaie advertiser.


BRYAN's DYISG AND PRINTING EsTABtGsuurrT
We occupied part Of our afternoon OH Tuesday in
visiting the establishment of Mr. W. Byran at Green
wich. Long we have resided here, we take shame
to ourselves in conessing that had idea of the
existence of SO large concern as Mr.. Byran,s with
in our city limits. We were shewn Silks of various
colors either receiving their original tints, or having
their lost hucs restored IN various fabrics from the
richest Barrcgeto the heaviest LIstring. Handkcr-
chiefs of every vnriey pattern both of ground and
border, and OF almost as many colors figures
beautifully tinted, and well finished any import
ed-Ribbons in proiscn of all stamps Ladies Drcs-
scs regenerated, widowed and spotted gloves and
var0tis fabrics of silk undergoing tho various pro-
cesycs of recovery from comparative worthless NV
the magic influence Of practical Chmistry. The es-
Enlistment is complete IN itself, save that no goods
manufactured. Steam Engine, Of 10 lr,rscs
through several hundred feet of building, heating 81
turning the hcavyI Caenders which gave the last
gloss TO the different articles submitted to their pol
ishcd surfaces and turning the rollers employed in
printing the cotton goods, which also finished by
MIR. Bryan The pattern room, or that i'm which the
blocks used in printing manufactured, in all their
parts, from the carving Of tho designs to the Sitting
and other operations upon tho sheets Of copper that
arc infinitely fashioned in all tho thousand shapes that
fancy suggests for tho different patterns is worthy of
notice. But We have not time to speak OF the extent
and excellence Of this establishment as IL deserves;
and five induce by This notice, one in twenty of
the dry good dealers whose goods are renovated or
receive beauties, 10 visit tho place. we nre salts
fled we shall do them service The ladies too win
b. able 10 form some estimate Of the labor bestowed
on the rich materials of ther drosscs and sec with
their own Owes how easily faded and lBcklstrc silk
can be brought NJ small expense, TO state Of prnn-
tive beauty
Mr.. Bryan has long been engaged in ihc businc,s
and IL perhaps orc of The best pracucal chemists
among us.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-12

-. lF,on, hs .iIassacs9sats Journa1l
,, w Q mentioned some weeks ago the re .,sement OF
it1m Lincoln Esq. ihe late able and o. eld editor
OF the National EgiS This is oac of tine oldest and
steadiest democratic papers in the United Siates. IL
mas stood and cuntendcd through stormy periods;
ana now bids fair to survive the shock which il has
receised in being denounced as u JedernI MINER bv
the Boston Statesman; press with three Editors,
pensioned OH $4,000 to $4,000 yoar, euch. viz:
Ilenshaw, $4,000,
Greene, $4,000,
Dunlap, $4,000,
To be attacked by such "a weight of metal il no
doubt fearful thing, but luckily Mr. Liucolns sue
cessor, Christopher g.. Baldwin, Esq. ia spirited
and ski'ful commander and will fight his ship we'll
We look TO hun for efficient cooperation in restoring
the country to freedom order, and rcspcctabil W
IN rcscuing the republic from tho enaliiie and reyi.
wing the true, republican principle, IF isag o0fes
ami hOnors 10 The most tcorthy
The following is editorial article in the last
EeiS
Nh Cay and Kentueky-We have received no definite
since Our last ia relation the Of the rlec
lions al representatives TO Congress from this STATE TN.
strength oi Nr GAYS friends is daiy increasing, aud II is NOW
ascerianed For certainly that the State Legislature is decidedly
favorable 10 him. This is great triumph and is ca,s. al
rejoicing every where anon. the friends of American industry
II wo"id seem from this and other circumstances that Grand
revolution ~ public jus, beginning To eNbit the
movements by which injured and persecu,ca man i, TO d.
Hog back TO the high and honorable place from which
unny aud al>elood most unprincied a,. l,,v,n linn
We are rjoccd that the gratitude the West is making slow
o sure progress IN the steps by which public is %
b. rewarded for Inns past services We reioe. tina, The dayn
revolution 50 avonbao the growth Of virtue the spread
o' o'de aud the rewad Of merit; beginning throw ,p
streams o light The surely ut hand when the
and generous spirits of Kentucky receive with OMEN
he great statesman of whom they much oca nn IN
eei proud They will no longer reject his claims ga,i
tnde or his right their support They will Weld up x him
thai fol measure of confidence which ankmess Of his cha
fdcer ms lofty spirit, aud the honesty of his political life so
enneiiy merit The change of feeling which IS to be seen in
Kentucky becoming visible in adjoining States We
believe will yet spread throughout the country we trust
that the day is Ear off when Henry Clay like Cicero revu
ing from hanishmen Rome shall direct footsteps 10 the
iul people.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-12

gentleman OF Baltimore has politely favored the editors of
the AniecaU with the annexed extract Of letter, dated
"HAviNA, August 20, 1929
The Spanish schooner formerly tFS Mosque Ealtn,cc
which time Secretly despatched Inv Government
for tie purpose Of communicating with the aeced party in
Mexico, arrived to-day. Such the apprehension that no
favorable understanding been entered into that NOTHING has
yet transped am induced believe the ExJ EDITION
will have to return without efecng the for which was
intended.
Not long since the Brazilian schooner Desert fom Rio
JaneiTo with cargo of ckcd beef entered
her arrival reported Captain General re
ordered the BRAZILIAN rational flag be lowered,
again be displayed tc port of Havana This created no
little surprise, the vessel with interruption IN
business of her voyage
Aicr the arrival OF the ship South Boston, Pierce from 81
Andcro, the 22d uo tie stock Spanish Flour in Hava
amounted to $1,000 barrels The nolnal prce vas 10
n sales"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-12
'RICHARD ID. SANxAy.

EICHAND -. SAEXAH,
AANlNG succeeded Mr. WI FHayhylo,n u; .is hpsi
ness OF SioHcr Book S6 6 ,1de, rcsI eciv tenders MS
services to the former customers OF The house. and 10 the rbIc
grheaiy III his intention keep cnnanly on hand t
very best materials for the manufacture Merchants
onSs Records and other Blank bouks wing ec rrg
y nfc" =" the Boos biis business aud possessing many
years cNecnce IN the Stationary aud Roek-ssrg lari-
mems ne hoies That these added to unetipg exeron viii
secure to- him share OF the public patronage.
Merchants Clerks ul County Courts and others adv
e customers OF his predecessor, confidently ,-y on his
best Efforts to give satisfaction both as to the qualify ~ the
auicleS ordered and tive r'ces
general assortment Stationery Blank
books, and Uucel!aueOus works uI hand 40 which
considerable additions will si,o1ly 0c mede aug IL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-12
NOTICE.

BIG leave to iD!onn il may interest thar
have declined business having disposed my st.k g.,
of ~ ar u years . ~ ~
Mr. sauNay authorized settle any transaction or oren
good against r
aug ~ WNL II FITZWuYI SoNY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-12
Fron, ne Correspondent Of N. .sao York Commercial.

Commercial
., WASHINGTON, Sept. 5, 1929
ton VIII doubtless have in the Kentucky Argus
n'et n relation the ,i MIR Barry wnr in GREAT ,e
sue contains what communicated
rnnour current here few days will to pil s IN pos
esn OF tho facts the Kentucky Reporter promised 10
present them Immediately.
The editor OF the Telegraph is in considerable disgrace a,
wv" as uuOseon, IN consequence of the
winch were put IN operation make him the
sen'aos winch I've ejaculation relative to the mission f
OF MI enney, city You may have Observed in some
o the papers, references Ascrye and Dovns
and Indian deiedaons, an seen a sa,
neni punished IN The Telegraph upon that subject these
matters have gone abroad perhaps be ALLOW allie Ia
speak of the character aud colnrg which repo has pye ~
some former transactions in the Ito of gentleman who nav,
divides his time aud labor President n
duty ON one band and the people their rights other IL
- sad ti~it he some made his
Guy IN The character Of claimant the government
thn deredaions of the indians, which, thai
he had lost certain cattle His statement being sustained m
lowed, and the amount, which stated paid to hin,
since That tn strong doubts haS
Ter OF us iTasacton II has been reported
cattle all by the Indians the ceuicsie
as many as neediu for purpose subject
al time be obtained along the Missouri the
OF little whiskey for each Should
Of the Telegraph who has such hunter after deCl,e,s
aud such Judge OF every who si,pected OF
merely being debtor of the government, himself been
guilty OF which would eclipse common and
even throw ordinary aus into the shade III peaps find
eNpe ent to adopt moderated tone from that
LOFTY arrogance 90 which Inc mas uniformly addicted himself IN
ms editorial style and political hraring Daily charges against
from snch quarter the author of Fi,zobne's
letters says"The OF satire,
virtue, Teco back the hand which Ien mud agai
wound him from whom they proceed"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-12
Richmond Dyeing Establishment.

On Cary Street, # ne YjrgiatI and Fasosys
Btnhs.
III OSEPU WILLIAMS is grateful 20 the lsdes
- and gentlemen of Virginia for past fayputs and
hopes continuance Of the same; and woud thank
the ladies sending their elk dresses, TO have thcm Ia
ken 10 pieces, which viii enable bin TO warrant thcnI
TO DC dyed and finished es well ss 10 any atsbl.sh
mont in the Union. Canton stuff dresses not me-
ccssary as he has suitable machines to finish ;hchi IL
sent TO him in the situation above mentioned.
Gentlemen are likewise Informed, that he sco,ua
aud rcncws colour, coats, pantaloons and vests to-
gctcr with ali kinds apparel md frrqucstod repairs
them IN the ncHtest inanner. As usual all kinds of
piece goods dyed, and hot cold pressed furniture
n. y. Tickets viii ne issued on leaving the goods
with hun and requests they VII be presented On ap-
e'.cati0a " the same.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-12

EpEAitE. PoWDE:Is.-Th orct OF this Cosmetic Is n,
harnonile and siion the character conpIexIon
beas an article eIrcy different hom and superior TO-
ordinary powder requires small quantity its api a,i,
aud !rnihes ITSELF the natural appearance a. co
be npercepiihe The incest observer To those LADIES' s,r
Ucuy who subject lshes of the neck To s,,ry
as are exposed Ia altua oIs whether
nervous or otherwise the Pearl Powder affords bsrpess cac-
i"a' aud most welcome relief IN wcstl'er
E'iTeirg and COLI weather protection, In the
SKIN 10 nurseries of children always been found pc.
harry eficaoioUs and agreeable.
or For sale at JNo a. BLAAiiRErS Drug ami Arohe
cary Store opposite tle Eagle Hotel
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-12

Mail Robbry-A young has been committed L, ial a,
asiIne Me on charge OF robbs the u. S. Mai between
Portland AID Belfast
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-12

following exclamation:
".9noNer jackson Editor Repar6ed.'
ii is hoped he will not Lo .'NogtnnIzed"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-12

Major Noah kills reputation with suib-DuG Green ty
sanoef-and Mr. Richie 10y endorsing both precious ,o
l.lLel. (;n=.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-12
TICKETS ONLY TWO DOLLARS,
q u QUaRTERS E1EyrY 6rI, ac,r.c. -,

'INiE Deiaware a. South Carolina Con.ol;s.,od
SCyfEMr- 49, OSNA'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-12
@etctt0as SALTS.
TRUST SALE,
Or ReaI and Personal Prao,,,,,

Of Zeal and Personal PrsDe,f,,
PURSUANT to the provisions of a deed of ,r,,r,
L from Robert c. Smith, for the henelit Of JOSEF
w iilnins To the subscriber bearing date ontIe It
day OF April 1890, and of record in the clerks OF
iises Tor the counties OF IIenrico, Gcochland and
New Kent, shall by the directions OF tho said VII
proceed to sell at public auction. the hirlst
oluoe1' Tor cash. the 18th ssy OIL IKE pres NJ
nonth' IN front Of tie Bell Tavern in the city OF
Sennohu the following real and personal rropeity
~ WI Che undivided fourth part Of Tract OF
co"'a'ning $50 acres. be the same more. or
eSs, ym9 ahd being in the county of (,oochland fhs
right WHEREOF the said Robert c. Smith derives bv
inheritance IRON his grand father under his Will;
one undivided half III house and lot in Tho c;,y ~,
Richmond, and fronting the present Residence Of the
cider Df. M'Caw; one undivided fourth part in So
veroi iots OF land In the ciiy nesr thu Poor
House, and 10 which several two parcels Of uroper,v
INST mentioned. the sud Robert e. Sn derived ti,le
hy inheritance from his grand father as aforesaid; one
undivided fourth part of the following slaves To Wit:
Rachael Matilda, Mary, aud Siyy, and 10 which th.
SAID Smith derived title in the same rnunnrr. Also
~! The Interest of Crncfield Cruinp in his mothers
estate IN the county of New Kent and which is CON
feye't to the said Robert C. Smith BY decd of re-
cord IN the Office Of New Kcih county court Alst,
one negro woman named BctScv one negro bow
named William, two horses and one cart and all t,,.
Gnd kitchen furniture mentioned in the
said deed. =
Selling us trustee, ] shall convey only swch title,
as vested in nc, which title is believed IN he coed
sept 5-9t ROBERT G.. SCOTT TtIs,pe
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-12

: a letter from the Va. Springs, says:---,:Ve had
rost here on tho night of the Sd and 4th instant"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-12

T61S DAY!
DELAWARE g. South Carolina Lottery will h
~ drawn IO Day
PRIZES.
P''1s OF 5000 600 prize of $1,000
40 $50 IL do $50
% do 100 100 do %
Tickets 81, Quarters SO cts. For sale a,
II MiCkLE'S OFFICE,
sept IL Next below the door of the EAGLE Hotel.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-12

5000 DOLLARS,
TICKETS ONLY DOLLARS.
THIS DAY, the Delaware 81 South Carolina LOT.
terry. No. -, will be drawn. md the drawing re-
cciscd on Tuesday, IL i2 o'clock.
SCHEME
prize Of 5000 200 8 prizes Of $3.50
10 1880 II do $50
d. 900 co DO 100
Tickets only 50. Halves /, Quartcrs 30 cts
For safe III the greatest variety Of numbers at tho
fortunate Lottery and Exchange Office of
sept IL THO. Il. BIGGER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-12

w ANTED to hire, u good Cook and
dining room servant, who can come well
recommended. gentleman is also wanted. who is
well acquainted with the duties OF public house
For information apply at this office.
Q
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-12

2syzkA Tho subscribers Intending move OF
:.:sSf the first of October. to the store at pres
issiE4$ sent i'll the occupancy of Afcssrs. Charter
'ss.zzsstS Williams, offer for rent the which
they at this time occupy. Possession given ON the
hrst OF October next BARNES II BELT.
Q--Oauif
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-12
DE ShRCY.

The phrase "searchng operation" only
iadugura, out u to be ound every Mai aUprd
compositions: IN i- crquc the address aiJ
C"vet'io he has TIE phrase than cItiuue wa
written at the Hermitage aud published originally IN the Nash
vile Jacksonpaper.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-12
MANAGERS OEEICE.


W.dSIH.FG1O.N CRY LOTTERY, TAR Class
viii be received THIS Day, at The
Managers Office.
prizs OF SiooCo prize of $4,000
do 1000 do G8G
10 do 1000 10 do 400
10 DO 200 so Do 100
Tickets only 81, Quarters !.
Call OF tle Managers Office under the Eagle
sept - YATES g. M.INTYRE
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-08-19
POCKET BOOK LOST.

u OST, between the middle of the town of
"a Charlton, (Mass.) and the I" North Side,p
SO called, black calf-skin Pocket Book, con-
tanning the following Notes of hand, viz:
One against VIM. Bemis, dated Charlton,
Feb z, 1899, for $8,07 one against H. Stone,
dated South Leicester, June, q, 1929, l3, So !;
one against ]. Merriam, dated Charlton, Jan.
80, 1929, 3,7S; one against David Perry, dated
Charlton, Jan. 30, 1899, 3,6l; one against F.
Cumming, dated June 80, 1929, 6,47; one
against D. Converse, dated Charlton, Feb. "a,
1929, 1885, one against Samuel Lamb, dated
Nov. 80, 1923, 49, one against o. G. Wat
son, dated March 81, 1928, about 400; one
against John Dunbar, dated Charlton, March
II, 1929, about 400; one against David Lamb,
jr,, dated Charlton, May 5, 1928, 5,77; one
against Reuben Dennis, dated Charlton, April
j, 1928, 3,32 one against James Morton, dat
ed Charlton, Jan. 81, 1928, 3,42; one against
Jacob w Smith, dated Charlton, Jan. 80, 1928,
900; two against H. Marble, dates not recol-
lected, about 1890, together with sundry other
notes and bills, the dates and amounts of which
are not recolected. Whoever will return the
said Pocket Book, together with its contents, to
WILLIAM BLANCHARD, at the " North
Side,'' Charlton, shall receive suitable reward
therefor.
Charlton, July 90, 1929 81
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-08-19
INDIGESTION!

EEWETT"S Improved Vegetable Pills,
OF or German Specific, will prove sure rem
edy for Indigestion, Jaundice, Diseases of the
Liver, Loss of Appetite, Headache, Dizziness,
Weakness of the Limbs, Costveness and Piles
Among the many testimonials recently receiv-
ed of the salutary effect of these Pills, the fol-
lowing strong prOof is submitted fer examina-
ton
Extract Of a letter from the Rev. Mason Kna-
pen, Sudbury, (Ft.) Sept. S, 1898
DEAR SIR-lt is with ordinary interest
that | undertake to recommend to the public
the virtues OF Jewett's Improved Vegetable Pills,
or German Specific, for the cure of Indigestion,
&c. My own case has been one of the most un-
conquerable kind, having long set at defiance
medical aid, dieting exercises, and the more
fashionable Specic-the waters of Saratoga
DeIn5 Totally Frustrated IN mind and body, was
induced almost without hope, to make use of the
above named Pills; and was surprised to find
their powerful effects. My distressing symp-
toms daily decreased, and l am now almost en-
tirely cured of most distressing complaint,
which for seven years had resisted great yari.
ETY. OF the most popular remedies.
MASON KNAPEN.
The following extract of letter from gem
tleman of Boston was received through the Bos.
ton Post Office, dated Sept. IA, 1925
SIR am induced by feelings of the livcliest
gratitude to make known TO the public the fol-
lowing cure by means of Jewetfs Improved
Vegetable Pills, or German Specific. My COM
plant was the Dyspepsia, attended with pain in
the side and stomach, loss of appetite, &C. sc.
l applied to several distinguished Physicians
and used all the medieine generally prescribed
| to persons in my situation; but they proved in
efiectual. At last by the advice of friend who
had been cured in a case something similar to
! mine, made trial of the above named Pills, and
J by implicitly following the directions, they gave
me almost instant relief, and by using two boxes
more, they effected permanent cure. | am
now enjoying excellent health and would heartily
recommend to those persons laboring under
| Dyspepsia, to make trial of the above medicine
J CT Many new certificates may be examined
on the bill of directions Observe that the bill of
! directions to each genuine box is signed H.
I Plumley, and the label to each box is signed in
the hand writing of the joint proprietor.
Or. JeacetfS american Vegetable BitterS.
| These Btters have been extensively used for
nearly thirty years, and are highly approved for
Indigestion, loss of Appetite, general Weakness,
Heart Burn, Nausea, Jaundice, Sick Headache
Sc
They are prepared from vegetables exclusively
the growth of our own country, and are unques.
tonaby at present before the public the most
valuable remedy for those diseases in which Bit
tiers of any sort are indicated.
These Bltters are prepared by Stephen Jew.
EFT son OF the late DR. Stephen Jewctt of Rndge,
IN ~ and warranted TO be Of the same quality
OF those formerly prescribed by his father
Price so cents.
or Sold Gy j. ROBINSON, Worcester.
NpIl 70. eotNi2
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-08-19
From the Philadelphia Columbian Star.
PASSAGES.

How great are his signs and how mighty
are his wonders His kingdom is an everlast-
ing kingdom and his dominion is from generation
to generation. -Nebuckadnez=ar. Daniel iv, 3.
I marked the Spring as she passed along,
With her eye of light and her lip OF song
While she stole in peace DER the green earth's
breast
While the streams sprung out from their icy
rest;
The buds bent low to the breeZe's sigh,
And their breath went forth in the scented sky !;
when the fields look ID fresh in their sweet re-
pose,
And tho young dews slept on the morning rose.
I looked upon summer the golden sun
Pour'd Joy over all that he looked upon;
His glance was cast like gift abroad,
Like the boundless smile Of perfect God;
The stream shone glad in his magic ray
The feeey clouds DER the green hills lay;
Over rich, dark wood lands their shadows went,
As they f1oated in light through the armament.
The scene was changed ;-it was autumn's
A frost had discolored the summer bower;
The blast walled sad midst the cankered leaves
And the reaper stood musing by gathered
sheaves;
The mellow pomp Of the rainbow woods
Was stirred by the sound Of the rising floods
strain,
That Winter drew near with his storms again
I stood by the ocean--its waters rolled
In their changeful beauty of sapphire and gold
And day looked down with its radiant smiles,
Where the blue waves dnnc'd round a thousand
isles;
The ships went forth in the trackless seas,
Their white wings played in the joyous breeze
The prows rushed on midst the parted foam,
While the wanderer was wTapt in dream of
Home.
The mountain arose with its lofty brow,
While its shadows lay sleeping in Wales below
The mist, like a garland Of glory, lay,
Where its proud heights scared in the air away
The eagle was there on his tirs!css wing,
And his shrek went up like an Offering
And he seemed, in his sunward fight, TO raise
A chaunt Of Thanksgiving hymn of praise.
looked on the arch of the midnight skies,
With their blue and unsearchable mysteries
The moon, midst an eloquent multitude
Ofunnumbered stars, her career pursued:
A charm of sleep on the city fell,
All sounds lay hushed in the broodng spell
BY babbling brooks were the buds at rest
And the wild bird dreamed sweet on his downy
nest.
stood where the deepening tempest passed
The strong trees groaned in the sounding blast
The murmuring deep with its wrecks rolled on
The clouds overshadowed the mighty sun;
The low reeds bent by the streamlet's side,
And hills to the Handicapped replied.
The lightning burst forth on its fearful way,
While the heavens were lit in the red array.
And hath MAN the power, with his pride and
skill,
To arouse all nature with storms at will?
Hath he power to color the summer cloud
To allay the tempest when hills are bowed
Can he waken the spring with her festal
wreath
Can the sun grow dim by his lghtest breath !
VIII he come again, when deaths vale is tod
Who, then, viii dare murmur-" There is M
God"
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-08-19
Grain, Salt, Flour, &c.
DAN HILL s. co.

HH AVE just received by the Canal and offer
q a for sale, at their Store in Millvile,-4
bushels prime Maryland Corn, suitable for fam
lily use ; 80 bushels Northern Rye; few bags
Fine Salt; 10 barrels Canal Flour; Mackerel
in whole and half barrels; Liverpool Coarse
Fine Salt; good assortment of Fancy Chairs,
&c. &c.
~ d. H. & Co. will keep constant supply
of CORN, RYE, and FLOUR on hand, together
with general assortment of GROCERIES,
ENGLISH and DOMESTIC GOODS, all OF
which they will sell ut fair prices for cash OF
approved credit. One inrariaGle price strictly
adhered to-
Millvile, (Mendon) July %. 6w*29