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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-01

hao Deen rejected few DAYS before nv n
majority of the whole Senate of tbeTTn:t.d
States-what could be more unworthy of 8
rresldenti There is no precedent n the
former history Of the Government .na ~
do not believe there will be any im;tnt;o, ~
the future 'o" III
we feel more surprise at the seryile con-
duct or those Senators who submitted -
the PRESIDENTS dragooning, and tamelv
registered his rescript, than at his proce.
dure, which is indeed Elm character with
the history OF his whole public life. Mr..
Caihoun's course has surprised nobody.
All men have ceased to be- surpri-
sed at any act of desperation on his part
10 grasp that prize, which day bv
day. by his own faulty, not less than the
superior address of his rival. is reced;nc -
greater and more hopeless distance.
when ne passed through Richmond we
iearn on good authority, that he expressed his
determinatlon to assist sin reforming the
morals OF the Government,r alludin1 mar.
ucuiarly as he intended it then to be thourbt
to the appointment of Kendall, Hill. and
others OF the same kidney. His fal6lment
OF tins profession accords with the spirit Of
ms whole public life, which exhibits at least
tour great examples of the sudden aban-
donmept of convictions upon which he had
acted; called off by the nearer prospect of
personal advancement from the abandon
rnent. We refer to his support and aban-
ment OF the Tariff; his support and aban-
donmaent OF Internal improvements; his
support and abandonment of the Bank Of
the u States; for he is now claimed as it's
ioe,) and his support and abandonment of
Mr.. Adams and his Administration. We
need not wonder then, that he abandoned
his resolution to "reform the morals of the
government" seduced by the opportunity
OF winning the two veterans, Noah and
Kendall, from Mr.. V. B., and securing
them by the strongest ties of gratitude. to
himself. A great Statesman cares nothing
for individuals; he looks only to communi'
ties The gain of Kendall and Noah will
not balance the loss.
Mr.. Noah seems to have managed this
matter with considerable address. The
hint thrown out in the Telegraph, probably
at his Instlgation, that though friendly to
both the Vice President and the Secretaro
OF State, he rather preferred the former for
successor to the reigning Chief, worked like
charm. We admire without blaming his
dexter ty, but we should like to know how
long It Is since his preference for the Vice
President dates its origin We should not
be surprised if Mr.. Van Buren, himself mn,
Noah up to the stratagem, and now laughs
with him at its success. Noah's maxim that
''all is fair in politics. opens the whole field
of means to his selection.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-13
Valuable Lands for Sale.

En- pursuance Of Deed of Trust. dated the Urn
January 1923, and recorded in the county court
OF Amherst, executed by David S. Garland and Jane
IA his wife TO Daniel Higginbotham and Jnmcz
Lyons, Jr, trustees. in trust secure the paynent
OF three thousand and eishfy eight dollars and nine
~ cents, with interest thereon, from the 10th of
January 1923, to Benjamin w. Leigh and Robert
Stnnard, 10 satisfy the said dobt and the expenses NJ
the trusts-wILL BE SOLD, at public auction, to the
highest bidder, for cash, at the front door of the
Eage Hotel in the city of Richmond on FRIDAY the
lIih day OF december next. the following lands in
the said Deed of Trust mentioned and conyeyed and
more particularly described, viz:
One tract or parcel of land lying and being in The
county of Amherst, the north side and ADJOINING
Builaloe River and on both sides of Higginbothams
Creek, and containing one thousand and three aero.
(by metes and bounds in the said Deed of Trust de-
scribed) II ade up of the lands purchased of Henry
Holloway and William lee.
One other tract parcel of land containing sixty
acres, adjoining the before mentioned tract and bein,r
the same land which was sold under decree of Am
herst county court of September term 1908 pro
nounced in the of David s. Garland adn'or of
Benjamin Philips, decd. and guardian of George D.
Phhps an infant son of William Philips, deed. com
plaInant, against Mary Philips widow and reiet of
William Philips, decd and others, defendants and
being the same land which was conveyed by Gabriel
Penn to William Philips. decd BY deed dated tho
ls May 1875, and duly recorded in the county court
OF Amherst.
And other tract or parcel of land ad dining he
sst mentned tract, containing four hundred acres (bv
metes and bounds in the said Deed of Trust decribed)
and being the same lane that was granted to Aaron
Higgiubotham and devised by jacob Tyree the elder
TO his two William and Jacob
The sale will be made By the subscriber under tho
special power. in the Deed of Trust expressed and
contained to the trustees either Of them 10 mako
the sale and only such title is vested by the said
deed in the rustcrs, is to be sold and conveyed =
And the sale will commence between the hours of
10 and O'Clock al the day of sale above appointed
oct 2G-l9t & c. JAMES LYONS. Junior.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-13
MARINE NEWS.
ARRIVED,
PORT OF RICHMOND.


Schr Evan II. Ellicou, Mason, from Baltimore,
with sundries, to g. J Goode, Winston, Otis,
Dunlop g. Co, C g. A Warwick, b II Hiard. J M
Weaver. Lucke g. SIzer r Johnston s Son, J NJ
Radcliffe, J N Gordon, Perkins s Harris, A-Pettico
las g. Co, d G Hutchinson, Chubb-and to order.
Schr Hornet, Gould, days from New York,
with sundries, to Davenport, Allen q Co, Myers,
O,s, Dunlop g. Co, Ives 81 Co. Nj Hons, +
Tifin, Hall q Moore, Lancaster g. DENLY. r 81 L
Gwathmey, r Smith, J r Triplett. J III Eustace-
/. Duhain, Fl Nelson, N Gordon, Rev l. Polk, r
ii Jenkins, c Goddard, Wadsworth & Williams, J
RennIe, Hubbard 81 Gardner, ] Van lew o. Co, ]
Garth, ] Parker, Chevallie, Tompkns g. Fisher.
Z A Rust. Sinton, Gray g. Pankey, G Merriam q Co,
Schr Agenora, Pearce, from Hudson, with hay, To-
J Wallace.
Schr Bold Commander, Smith, from New York,
ballast.
5chr Telegraph, Somers, from Boston, with sun
dries to Lucke g. Slzer, Otis, Dunlop g. CO.. My
ers w Clarke, w Allison, Myers, jr. Putney,
Cook and Ryan.
SAILED,
Brig Auacreon, Cotttlc, for Boston, flour, &c
Schr Caroline, Smith, for Providence, coal, flour,
SC.
5chr Flag of Truce, Daughrv, for BriGgeton, coal.
Schr Martha Beaston Petty for n York, coal.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-13
WASHINGTON HOTEL.
RxCHNdoND. Virginia.

II III S"oscfioeI having leased this old and well
known establishment, for a term of years takes
TINS opportunity to announce his friends and the
oublic generally, and particularly the former visit
crs OF the house, that Il will be opened for the ac-
coUmodation OF company on the first of October -
IL Is now undergoing thorough repair and will be
fitted up IN plain but nea, style, With beds bedding
and other necessary furniture, all new, and OF the
best Kind His servants are attentive experience
ed, and his Bar-keepers polite and accommodatinp-
HIS Bar shall at all times be supplied with the best
liquors and Wines aid his Table with the most choice
delcacies of the which the city and country
can aford and he iatters HIMSELF that by unremit-
ting attention to his business. he will give entire
satisfaction TO all who may favor him with their COM
pany.
The WASHINGTON HOTEL is situated in the
most pleasant part of the city, Immediately opposite
the capitol and contiguous to all the Public Offices,
and but short distance from the Theatre the Banks
the BASIN the Warehouses, and the Offices of the
principal Mlliers OF the city; and at the same time
eufhclentiy lar removed to afford gentem4n.a quiet
retreat when they wish to retire from tie ,le and
noise OF the streets Such the local ADVANTAGES
of this house, that may venture to AFFIRM that gen
lemcn visiting Richmond. either for business or for
pleasure, will find 1t one OF the most pleasant situa-
tons in the city.
In addition 10 what transient custom he may be
favored with, the subscriber will be able TO accom-
modate Twenty-Five or thirty BO3RDEItS, by the
week, month, or year, the most reasonable terms
sept l6-ts ROBERT c MACON,
r- -t.,.-.... Goochinnd Court House
o. The Petersburg Old Dominion Lynchburr Yirginsn
Charlottesville Advocate Political Arena and ,a;nlon Spcc
taor will publish once week for one month and
forward their accounts To the Wing Office
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-13

a Meeting of the President and Di-
- reciors of the james River Companv. on we'd
nesday, the 10th day Of November, 1880
The following resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That hereafter the owners and con,ip-
nees OF produce and merchandise contained in boats
navigating the James River Camel. will be held re-
sponslblc for the tolls upon the samc-and in case
any owner or consignee of such produce or merchau
die, shall hereafter neglect refuse 10 account for
and pay to the Tolgatherer the tolls due thereon
after the same shall have passed through the Locks
directions will be given to the Iockkee,er n, The
Lower Arch, to refuse passage to the boats produce
and merchandise, of such owners and consionees in
subsequent trips, until The legal tolls due thereon
first discharged and the Tolgatherers permit deliver
ed to him.
true copy Of the minutes.
j. BROWN. Jr.
nov iZ-lZt Second Audit or
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-13
Dancing Academy
AT TANBARK.UATT

A UGUSTE TATIN will open an Institution for
IA Dancing in the above establishment on Wed.
nesday, the Goth inst in which he will tench his
Pupils the most fashionable Dances now practised in
the Northern Cities. that have lately come out from
rams. Terms, $40 per quarter and instruction
three times week.
Days OF Tuition Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri.
days. From 3 to p. M. for young ladies', and from
to 10 in the evening, for young gentlemen.
Auguste Tatin will also attend any oardinr
school or private family, at suitable hours
There Is class of Young gentlemen bo;no
mace up Tor evening tuition, in which few vacan
cies exist
oct l8--tf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-13
Fresh Dry Goods.

'>HiS Morning, Thursday, Nov 18th, at JEN-
- kiNS Merno Shawl. Linen, and Fancy Dry
uoou store are opening the following with many
from France: -
lew doz splendid and extra rich fancy handker
chiefs ofnew style
very superior long white boss skin gloves
New style Paris and London bronzed calicoes
Superb barrege de Oreans-an entire new article
for parties
Embroidered silk and raw silk hose Of new make
additional supplies houncing and trimming bobbinet
ioces ofnew patterns
ALSO,
MeIino long and square shnws, of all prices and CO.
70 pieces white and red flanncls some of very supe
rior finish and quality
canton hanneis &c &c. all of which with the extern
siVG assortment of goods of recent purchase, will be
sold at the most reduced prices, at
=, 49, Il. III. JENKINS
Merino Shawl, Linen and Fancy Dry Goods Store.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-13
q ssrft0ou sales.
BY DAVENPORT. -sLLEN g. co

- f>-1S EsVl-Ohl. -fIlEIN u u.
GROCERIES
On MONDAY, Nov. 18th, at half pastsIo o,e,oek.
IT our Auction Store, W 80.
30 bbs. New York prime beef
bales corks
90 boxes gunpowder tea
10 do young hyson do
% hhds Porto Rico sugar
10 do N. Orleans do ts
10 bbls Baltimore whiskey 49,
so crsgs prime cheese So -
100 boxes brown soap
so bbls mackerel
90 boxes mould candies
90 bbs lamp oil -&o Ef
20 do No. i loaf sugar
Is Or casks French M. wine -nfFf
hhds n o rum
so boxes bunch rasins
bales soft shell almonds
10 boxes spcrmacet candles
Indigo, rice. coffee
Shoes, hats
Potatoes, shad, &c.
nov 10 d. a. & Co. Aacts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-13
Dry Goods.

On WEDNESDAY. the 18th inst at 10 o,clock
at our Auction Rooms. general assortment of sea-
sonanie DRY 0oODS. ID. A. g. Co.
nov 1875 A,cts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-13

To the Ladies' and Gentlemen IF Richmond,
would beg leave to say few words for the pnr-
pose OF soliciting their attention 10 the above Gard
of Mr.. James Edwards; who not only deserves
share OF public patronage, but his misfortune of
being Ii"ld demands your sympathy. Others. bless.
ed with their sight follow other occupations: but
that OF a Musician, is the only one which he 'c5n
pursue Nevertheless, he asks only for such enconr.
agement as he may be found 10 merit. independent
of that consideration. To those who are acquainted
with him. any encouium Is unnecessary. To know
him, is to respect him, and TO feel for him. His
manners notwithstanding, but decen Iiis department
correct. bMICIJS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-13
"A CARD,

X. JAMES EDWARDS respectfully
offers his services to the Ladies' and Gentlemen
OF Richmond, as performer on the Clarionet and
Violin, at public private parties He will he hap
Ply to obey any coll which may he made on him. IN
the line OF his profession; and he solics that share
OF the public favor which it shall be his aim 20 merit
His residence is on the Ill., this side OF and opposite
TO, the Penitenriary. Or should it be announcement
TO call at his own house, they may leave card
either at the Armory, or at Mr. Tayors CONNECTION
AIRY Store, on the Hill, addressed to him.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-13
PUBLIC .AICTION

Up virtue OF Deed of Trust Executed by John
NJ 3 Stubbs, the 9th of July $50. for certain pur-
poses therein named will be sold al Public Auction
ON the premises, on Wednesday next the 18th INST
at 10 o'clock, if fair otherwise the first fair day
thereafter, Three Story Brick House. on or Nam
Street few doors below he Union Hotel, adjoining
the Tenernen, now occupied by Mr.. WaIford. One
third OF the purchase money will be required IN CASH
for the balance, six and twelve mont credit in two
equal payments, Will be allowed the purchaser upon
his executing notes with approved endorsors ana
giving Deed of Trust the property to secure
the punctual payment of the money
BY order OF the Trustee
TIIOS TAVIOD
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-13
Valuable Real Property

Valuable Real Property
FsNO enable u to close the late OF William
4 son g. Richie. VIC will on Monday the 22dins
sell at public auction, the house and lot on Shocko,
HILL lately occupied by US a Grocery Store From
rs being long established business stand with n
GOOD run OF custom, and It's proximity to the New
Market, 1t may be considered one amongst the very
best situations in tue city for Retail Grocery Store
also, an unimprovcd half acre Lot in Dnvars adj
drien, No. =, near the residence of Mr. Abner
Robinson-Ihe sale will tske place at o clock on
ehe premises beginning with the property near the
New Market. GEORGE WILLIAMSON
per James Richie.
GEORGE RITCHIE
OTIs, DUNLor s. Co. AaciIo neers
nov 9-eol0t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-13
TRUST SALE

n virtue of deed Of trust, from Chhcs Terrell
y and Cordolia his wife, to the subscriber, for tho
purposes therein mentioned there win be offered for
sale. at pubic auction, to the highest bidder Of tho
front door Of the Eagle Tavern, the City of Rich.
mond, on Friday, the 9Th day Of November at ~
o'clock. a. NJ, lot. or parcel of ground IN the inn
mediate vicinity of the said city, wbcreon i good
brick house. &c. recently repaired an expense of
several hundred dolars beng in the said deed de-
joining the property of Il. G.. WORKMAN, IN The citv
Of Richmond, with The improvements thereon now
valued and insured in The Mutual Insurance Society.
thousand dollars The terms of the deed are CASH
but the party interested, l. willing TO allow credit
Of four months upon the purchase money with nter
est aud well secured. The tenant will show the
premises to any one DESTROYS of inspecting them
JAMES SOUTHGATE, Trustee.
nov ed ids
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-13

Ladies' Dancing Slippers.
EUS'T received blue black satin slippers, very
- beautiful article.
ALSO,
Black lasting dancing slippers, which very Gu
perior
GRANNISS, SON g. BROTHERS,
nov Q Corner Of Main and 18th Streets.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-13

OAVENFONT, ALLEN G. CO.
Haze for Sale,
ct. Croix, Porto Rico and New Orleans e,co,s
~ various qualities
Antigua and New Orleans rum
Fine old Jamaica do
No 3, mackere, potatoes
Molasses, cheese
Bunch and Muscatel raisins
Brown soap, lamp and tanners oil
Tut nails, steam refined loaf and lump sugar
Writing and wrappngpaper
GGunPowder imperia and young Tyson teas
Fig blue, indigo, white coffee
Marseilles and Sicily Madeira wine
Soal leather, cotton yarns
Liverpool sacks, prime beef
nov ll-Gt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-13

o. The above sale Is mad with nv APPRECIATION,
and VIII unite nthe Deed with the Trustee
nov 10 JNO $ STUBBS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-13
OFFICE.

Ilck"ts S5-FIaIvcs 5O-Qurters Is.
u Tickets for sale at this office.
YATES g. MCINTYRE,
nov ~ Managers
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-13

nov I2-I2t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-13

Ladies' Walking Slippers.
4 UST received Ladies goat skin and brown mo-
- rocco walking slippers of the latest fashions.
ALSO,
Misses lasting slippers, and children's boots, made
in new style
nov 2 GRANNISS. SON & BROTHERS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-13

THIS ETENLNiG, .NOYE.MBER 18Th.
VIII be performed be domestic Tragedy of the
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-15
ROBERT JOHNSTON e. SON

A re nav receiving an extensive and general as
"A sortment OF Hardware, Cutlery, &. which
they will sell for cash or on the usual credit A.
mongst which are--onvlls, vices, bellows, hammers.
screw plates files and rasps mill, pit, cross cut, and
hand saws; bench and moulding planes, chissels
gouges, braces and bits, squares, drawing knives
augers, hatchets. axes, &c locks and latc6es of Mi
Kinds, hinges, bolts, wood screws nails. brads. cnt
and wrought lacks, sprigs &c. brass and Sass com
mode knobs, paw, socket and ball castors, cloak
ana curtain pns' curtain bands, green cord and tas
sells, bed 5oints copper and iron teake ties ten and
coffee pots. coffee mills bell metal kettles and NOR
tars stew pans, winters. copper and iron chatfno
dishes, table and tea spoons, candlesticks, lamns
shutters, flat irons, seeyards, plate baskets, foot,
men, &c &c pocket, pen and sportsmen's knives
ivory handle knives and forks bualoe and buck horn
DO. In sets, bone and wood handles do in dozens
curriers' cutting hay knives, shears and scissors ra
zorS ianeots &C. &C. stoves. castings steel, trace
Wen and halter chains, spades and shoyels, frying
pans, screen wire cotton cards. surveyors comnass
es and Instruments thermometers, looking glasses.
baltimore window glass of all sizes, and a General
assortment OF polished and plated saddlery bride
reins, &c. &c. oct lI-st.w,f
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-15
sTOCK SAFE

1ENHD subscriber being about to close bis business
offers bis extensive aud valuable stock of sea-
sonable DRY GOODS at AUCTION, on Wednesday,
2Is day of October, inst at 10 O'CLOCK at his Store
IN Main Street, opposite to the understanding of
blue, blk and nxd broad cloths and cassimeres blue
and mxd sattinetts, some OF which are superiour;
red white, green and yellow fsnneis rose point and
whitney blankets; blk and cold Rhodes bombozetts
and circassans; Scotch plads; ia coor'd merino
Cloths tor children; toinett and Valencia vesDg; blk
silk, and uncut velvet, for do case scarlet and
white real merino long and Sd square shawls OF
very superior fabric and colors; case Ga Thibet
shawls; ps Cd super blk bombazine; case blk las
tings; 800 silks. consisting of blk and colosd !a
ian usttiDg gros de MAPLE byzantine and color'd flor
ences; blk and cold satns case blk and white silk
stockings; 400 ps cut and uncut bandaDna and flag
silk hdbfs; blk silk evantne and Italian lustng, do;
case blk Canton crapessa large assortment OF cut
and uncut ribbons; blk and white lace wells and capes;
hebbnet and thread laces and foongs muslin thread
and satin trimmings; case "A and Cd bobbnet Ia
ces, palmyrean and batIste for dresses; 400 linen
cambria bdkfs, some of which very elegant; l
case ladies' norskIB gloves; cuse gentlemens, do;
soall case IA naDkins for Ladies' habit dresses;
large assortment of cambrics and lachone muslins;
figured, book and Swiss do; checked and striped do
very superior Clark's sewing cotton on spoos;
large quantity Election flag and fancy handkerchief;
white and grey worsted hose and half hose;
superior gilt buttons, paddngs, twist and sewing silk
particularly for tailors use; 100 lbs black and white
thread best quality; 400 pieces English and domestic
prints; beached and urbloached sheetiDGs and shirt
logs; 600 pieces g. 4 aud Sd linens and linen
sheetngs Cd, and 1o4 table diaper. superior bird
eye DO; case all sizes shell combs valued Mt 600.
The above, with every other article which consti-
tute D desirable retail assortment, valued at from
90 to 25 thousand dclars) viii then be offered to the
highest bidder. 1t presents of the best oppor-
tuptles for country and city dealers and talors
make TIP their assortment which will be offered tina
season ell OF whom respectfully invited to at
tend Sale TO b. conducted by
DAvENPoRT, ALLIES g. Co. Aucts.
oct WIN. Il. PYLE.
u After the above sale of stock, the sore, compt
iugroorn and cellar, will be rented to the highest
bidder till the first Of May next-fxtures included
w. B, PYLE.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-15
SPECIAL AGENCY

vHSftE Subscriber will, between this and the first
n day of November, visit the Western counties
throughout Virginia, Kentucky and Ohio. His prn-
GPal OBJECT is the investigating titles, and Identifying
making sales He assures those who eonfde ,beir
Land business to him, that he will go on the so;k
and every benefit that can be rendered shall be effect
ed. Seven years diligent employment has given him
experience III MS profession Reference offered to
his prior advertisement in this paper Business calls
him to Richmond, where he may be seen by those
who wish his services from the 18th TO the Goth of
the present month"; at the Eagle Hotel or the pub
NC Ounces I'D the Capitol Communications left at he
bar Of the Eagle Hotel, or with William Solder. ESQ
ofthe Registers office will be attended to; Thereafter
to be directed to Fredericksburg, my residence.
oct Ut HENRY Q. MIDDLETON
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-15
NOTICE.

Wifi Subscribers having connected themselves in
BUSINESS under the firm of Hetherton. Son g.
IuTP, as D.apers and Railors, south corner of Main
and 18th streets. near the Eagle Hot ell take rms me-
thod of Informing the friends and patrons of A. He.
therton and the public general that thew have inst
opened new and beautiful assortment of GOODS.
medley cloths and cassmeres, and vestino If araa,
variety, all OF which they will sell and make np in
the most fashionable style and on aceommodat;ng
terms. ANDREW HETHERTON.
WILLIAM HErHERTON.
HENRY w. TURPIN.
HENRy w. TURIN takes this opportunity of in.
forminghis friends and the public, that having be
come partner in the above establishment. and as.
ms experience IN his profession is well known in
tins city, trusts that by unremitted attention to his
business, to give general satisfaction oct C.