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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-22

one OF the riches, mnss yet discovered, has bee
found the land of Mr. Elrod most re spec,abIs ci,
zen oil Hall county, who lives eight miles from
u iinesvile BY accounts, this gold mind is indeed
treasure On The 2l't inst. seven hands made at this
niue Zo5 pennyweghis Of pure gold, equal 10 about
; $780, or S26 to the hand per day-he next day they
got about dollars to the hand This is what is call
ed ilige mine. The surface is almost covered with
rock all OF which contains gold in greater less guam
uie'. and which is obtained by breaking or pounding
The rock Our informant states that the informs ion he
gives us may be relied on strictly correct.
l.MiNedperiHe Recnrder
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-22
TIPPECANOE RATTLE GROIJND

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 25 The Public i'm general
and more particularly those who lost relations s. friends
at the battle OF TinpecaDoe are hereby notified, that
General VIM. H. HARRISON and other Officers and So.
diers who were engaged in add lost friend. al Tippe
canoe will assemble the Battle Ground on the 7toe
fy-frsf Of October to re later the remains OF those
who fell there.
proper to state, that on ths day after the battle
the Indians raised our men, and since the resce com
pany from Terre Haute under Capt Huntington, C l.
lec,ed and inferred the homes in dieren, place eav
ing the graves open uot and the object 10 re-
inter them.
Is distinctly unders ooj that this act of veneraton
Tor the patriotic deadi wholly unconnected with po
ca purposes and that will be attended by many gen.
emen OF different political views, without TO
party Gen Harrison has promised attend and il
peced to pass through Indianapolis his way to TIP.
pecanoe A general invitation is given to every man
VINO may wish TO b. PRESENT Democrat
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-22

ioI o. george were pointed against the city and the
iigate Diana OF 49 guns, anchored in front of the
Place de Torreiro de Paco which the usual place of
popular tumuS. In order avert the storm Dts of
the police spread among The crowd report that
Charles * had been restored to his throne and that be
had cut oil the heads OF more than 200 noted rebeIe
and among them those OF the principal ,dors of the
Jscobin Journals and General La Fsyeite."
FRANCE.
England has fully recognised the new French 90
vernment The Messenger des Chambres of the lat
uli. says:
BY the Paris papers Of the 5th II appears that tb.
Emperor Of Austria bad followed the example of Eng.
land and acknowledged the new French Government
Yesterday, a. o'clock; Lord Stuart de Rstbsay and
The Secretaries Of the English Embassy vert in state
to the King. His 'dsbp presented 10 his Majesty
his new letters IF credentials 90 leaving the PaIas
Royal Lord Stuart was received by acclsma tons which
he returned by bowling In very friendly manner
The public fully appreciated the importance of the nav.
tie which unites two Of the mos, liberal nations Of I'm
rope.
The Globe remarks; There can be no doubt that the
principal powers OF Enrope will follow the ngIisb IT.
ample. IL IL impossible not 10 admire the tact and good
sense evnced by Louis Philip through all these trans.
actions which, In injunction with the General mode.
rduoD dlsp,ayed throughout ihs wonderful revolution,
would absolutely have eSscted acquiescepce from with
out had their been much greater disposition 10 with.
hold it,
When the Emperor Of Russia fret heard Of the IN.
srIecuon IN France, he ord, that the r-eoIor-
ed Hg should not be received into the harbours Of his
empire; but he not aware Of the formation Of ,
regular government and II appears from the 1stes,
paper', that the beet informed persons did not am
prehend refusal his part TO recognize the new 20.
The Moniieur Of the 81 ult contains an snnou,,,.
men by the King, hst all Peers who do NOT tale th
required oath Of adhering within one month ,vul fo,
ieit tber right 10 st IN the Chamber OF Peers sBd that
all Deputies who do moi take IL within Is dave will
be deprived Of their seats 10 the Chamber Of Dspn.
iies.
PANS, Sept. Saturday evening ssvsrsl failures
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-22
$25 sI1,4s6 go

14775,602 go
1I,O35 Ssi 90
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-20
From The Galar1
From he Gaiary
A TALE OF A TRAINING:
Or chapter Of The adventures Of The .Massaehusett
.Uikitia,

Or chapter Of The adventures Of The .uassaeytuset.s
Militia
NOBODY up and down the country was equal to
Josh Beanpole, of Rye. He grew up faster than a
hop-v!ne or string bean. He was man before he
knew it, and being told of gave himself such airs
that he was thought quite The thing by all the girls ten
miles round: lie was an absolute dandy, if such a
thing could be, among the woods. He was the fore
most IN all husking parties, cuttings, house-warm-
ings sleigh rides, and scrapes of all colors wore an
ee-skin queue and ruf1le shirt ON Sundays and so
oy hook and by crook got into such favor with the
feminine gender that he might almost have taken his
pick out of the whole town. There was not one
who would have said No to such a gallant gay Lo-
tharo as our Josh, except one but tho devil would
have 1t, she happened obe the very Josh wanted
to get.
There is no accounting Cor the whms of woman,
so we shall not attempt TO assign the cause why
Nance Crabtre0 turned up her nose at Josh Bean
pole. Certain it Is that Josh stuck to her like bur
without any effect. She carried her head high look
cd askew and gave Josh,t the go-by whenever he at
tempted to be iaHiliar.
Some thought that she looked upon Josh, with all
MS accomplishments, to be great shakes. Others
thought she had set her cap for the parson of the pa
rfsh There might have boon some truth in this last
supposion, for when the parson, to her great sur
prise, hurried the widow SLY, Nance began to re-
lent, and Josh found himself getting into favor. He
lnd siege to her heart with redoubled ardour and the
whole town al last thought II would be match
STILL she was now and then little ofish and Josh
was slarp-sighted enough TO see that he must cast
about for some uncommon expedient to push bis suit.
The girls" thought he "aro fond of titles and show
and Paradei Nance would have snapped up with the
parson TO dead certainty; now If | can get to DO
captain Of militia shall off conqucror. If she
turns up her nose at me theu the devil is in her."
30 Josh set about intriguing for the office, and as
the actual incumbent had been for several years
somewhat cramped with tho rheumatism, and unable
to march faster than common time, OF carry his body
nearer perpendicular than 50 degrees, people be-
gan to think no bad served his country long enough
Without much difficulty he was prevailed upon to
resign Josh sot himself up as candidate Tor the
Office, and having opened a grocery store, came in
by unanimous vote, for il is n standing maxim in
the country that the best man in the world for mi
litia captain IS grocer or tavern keeper. Now
was Josh near the completion Of his wishes.
captain! who could resist captainl But little did
he think that the very stick which he took up to help
him over The ditch would itself knock him into the !
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-23
CURl OF DgSpEps IA.

EAOCTOR JOHN DOVE, havng lust returned
~ from New York where i.c has been TO make
himself well acquainted wih Oliver IIalstrd's
method of curing Dyspepsia OF Indigestion now offers
hrs services, 20 those afflicted with that complaint as
The legally authorized Agent for the State Of Virgin
n, OF Haisted the inventor Of this entirely new.
mode Of practice. in tho efficacy Of which, j. Dove
has the most u phct confidence.
While there mad ample opportunity Of couver=ing
daily with from to 20 of these unfortunate suffer
ers from many OF the States, whose diseases had
resisted The sb,ost medical advice Europe and 4
mcr.-a, and who had been entirely and radically GU
red by tins method.
For the efficacy ct tho practice J am authorized by
s0d Huls'cd. to refer to Mcssrs Wn n Hubbard.
James Crnnc, B. =. Hhlard, John \. Gordon. l..
w Ruotos and J. r. Trjp'tr of This city, and soy.
erol from the town Of Petersburg.
J. Dove may be found on the Market Bridge. over
the store Of Mc-sIs Wadsworlh &. Williams
son it-'f If
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-23
EASTERN ELECTIONS

The result oD tho c'ccrIOr.--Wc have ,hc proud
CONSEQUENCES Of having done our duty in the late con
before the people We need not say VIC h1vo boon
disappointed IN the result Of The election, fr VIC cane
not Tor our lives see what Jackson has done within
The past year TO cutIil1 him to hn votes VI N1iu".
Judge Smith is probably elected 10y SINAI, nri'y,
though It ls by no means certain The number of
scattering votJs VIC learn is largo and ~ Washufon
and Hancock should come 10 well, there may be- some
hope. The aggregate stands thus;
For Smith, $3.50
UuntOu. gb.Bs1
Smuhs curolitv. So
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-23

Tickets s., halves , 90, quarters ! %.
For sale the Lottery 81 Exchangr Ofice Of
THO. 3. BIGGER
'ef Where four capitals Of Slu, on each. and ma
ny others of $4,000 1000. 5000 25GO. Gao. sc
have been sold and paid at sight within short tlno
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-23

'"Cfe are 81 more towns TO DC heard II ON, one IA
Lincoln; fourteen m Hancock; thirty in Washington.
@''rrn ~ 'S'Ird' eighteen IN Somerset; aud twenty
In some Of lhr towns The Representative District.
nave changed iu our favor ana IN others wo has.
"'' we nave every reason to hnpr that we shall
~, ~ m9l"n'y m the House Of Represent tlycs.
"' '' 81 Representatives elected 0u.s more vora-
o." now, than It dii al this tune last year ICibc
lHFce 10 ,hs' town had not been elected We could
I''in majority with certainty. AZ The returns
stHnh5 now, n ~ difficult 10 form a correct nDiriou
We zen claim uairrity, however from the looks Of
'he pr'sou returns with far certainty than our
opponents.
There IS no choice of Representative to Con
EFess IN Lincoln. The scattering votes Iayo pre-.
vented #. Mr.. Mcnurc 'Jacksonl - re- elected in
ork Mr. Evans Anti Jscison) in Kennebcc We
nave not received returns enough 10 say whether
chocc has been effected IN Oxford and the Eastern
d.SI'C'S. IN tho three districts 10 be heard from
th'r" Will be- a very close run Mr.. Anderton lack.
SON Is reelected III Cumberland distrlct-Pori .ldv
NERNoNr.-Thc Rutland Herald of Tuesday riyes
inc votes q" 90 towns, with the following aggregates
For Governor Graft, $40 Mr.. Palmer Anti
masonie) 8aG4. Nlr. Mech jackson 22CG. -ro,al.
llt'9 To these the scattering votes are 10 be nd
ueu' 10 choice OF G9verngr or Lieutenant Cover
nor having probably been made by the people it will
deVo.Ye on the Legislature in iOlnt balo. 20 mske
The election. The Council consists of - members
Tho choice of which by the people being by plurall
ty, the whole number Will be- elected The IIs,ali
gives the following the estmated strength of mar
ues IN he House Of eprcscntatiycs:--NationalR Re
publican III. Anti mssonic, 10. Jackson, 90 The
S'he paper says, Al the Anti-masons are ANTI
Jack 'on 10 man" The Jacksoniau strength m the
Legislature viii therefore be about 7 per cent OF
course none Of the vncancies will be- supplied from
Ihe Jackson ranks. II IS anticipated that the Ma
'ionai R"pubicans, or Clay men, will succeed in re
eiec'ing Governor Crafts and Lieutenant Governor
Richards
Representatives to Congress.--FiGh District
ION William Cohoon, National Republican, Is re
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-23
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IBto rs SALE.
EQY vIr,ue OF deco ~ .tru,. Ir-,,, t,.,,.,at
-, oea,i"" da's taf 's, dey oil Nay. N ns yeer
1923 and recorded he roiot, court Of sDos'svl.
80 sll'.; 90 monG-y sAe llth asy of October
n.xt before the from door Of nc Ia gle Hotel in re-
City o; Richmond. proceed 10 sell al pnbl,c suctiaa
b" the higkee' bidder, Tract OF Land lyne In ~
aiH county OF SPo tsylyania containing four thousand
"Ie hundred and forty or less; benc mar.
OF The tract Of land commonly designated n, the ss;
county as the mine tract The land is represented 10
oman . 'arge quantity of IRON barge qusnti-
- tuis ole were, at former times, raised with
81 pIoAL 10 those engaged in the operation, and it
Is supposed, that the mines nigh, be now worked to
" Pr"ht' II the operations prudcntly and skill
eo .1 But OF the rs supposed the pur-
cH''eT VIII, 10y an examination inform bir,self
guaranty OF the extent or fertiii;y of tba mi,cs
moHl selling as trustee, | sai!conyey tot
rHSSTr' VIA special ~arrsny unl.. though i,
is s tHat she title is uuquesIionaDle.
ne Terms of sale viii be one third of the n,
money. and the charges of me Gale and Of the
ION 81 me trust 10 be paid IN hand; and the
ne Parchase money, in thEeo equal. insts
p-y1eie respectively al lwo and tiIres
rom ine day Of sale, and Scsrtng interes, fro
day "nf to be secured BY deed OF trus. on
aug 2-<a&,a- ROBERT 5TANl
Chickshominy Land for Sale.
kf'E 5"o7c5ibei-,s empowered by a deed
Z tom Judge HAY and others of rccor,
rilicn Of the cerk OF HenrIco county. 10 sell
10" "EtaTs for sale, the estate called Ash6s
aiming about niue hundred and thirty acres:
On Shlckhhnnimy IN the county of Henric.
seven miles from the city of Richmond
The estate consists Of two IA reels: the IN. H.
araivd from the lower by q slip of land 81
hundred yards wide. The upper parceI
aoou 40, and the lower about 800 acres
On the upper parcel there is an excellent bricp
dwelling house 60 by 80 feet, having SIX laroe and
TWO small rooms. and four large closets The bonse
was 6ult about the year 1914, and IS said 10 be as
good as eny IN the county. The store-room and
gardeners house are sko OF brick The other hon.
seS' Kitchen servants apartments s'sbles and corn
mouse, &c are Of wood = .hi,
tract Is, es am old. what is
- acres of which are cleares
may with little trouble be Yep, Co.,
On the lower tract, containing about 800 pcr,,
there are barns, stables, &C but 10 DWELLING house
but that intended Tor the 9versear II has GOOD
sai,e tor dwelling house ne.r an excellent sprinc
and most abundant supply CT G. good There IS
also an orchard on It rcp-essr'sd .k,t Of this
tract between one aud two hundred acres are mud
land that may be easily cleared, and that are eoua
20 any land or Ch!cEahomgpy.
Inc district az country which these lands are sill
Gated Is sad to be very healthy and entirely exempt
from ague and fever.
On having be purchase money the interest
i"reo payable Cnr1isnnually satisfactorily secured
. LIBERIA c'edu will be EIyeD to he purchaser
Tn" parcels Will be sold s"parsteIy If tire purcba
ser should 80 desire ROBEST STANARD
~ 20--2aw8E
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-23

Different statements are made resDecli,r Mr.
L.gh'S ideas of Reform as expressed by him IN one
Of ms addresses TO portion of the citizens Of Hen
r'cn) m regard to the Court OF Appeals I, seems
to be the impression of many that Mr.. l.. declared,
,,t ought to be suffered 10 90 to the Court of an
Pca!s far less sum than one thousand doiIrrc
Whcthcr such be or be the fact, it is presumed
hr Leigh will satisfy the public without hesitat IN
Ihe opinions respecting the qualifications of a
voter are various; If you will publish the necessary
publications IN your paper, It will be the means Of
saving much confusion, probably, at the election.
w.
IL On tomorrow, VIC shall publish the clause Of
the Constitution relating To the qualifications of vo-
ters with reply to the questions put to US 4 few
days ago that subject.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-23
ELECrIoNs GN NAINE AID VERMONT

The following are the latest accounts In Yer
mont, ihc hn;i-Jachsonlans arc completely triumph
ont-n Maine the contest has brcn close and hot
with results so far IN favor Of Jlcs5rsm but less
decsiyely than We opposed day or two ago.
EASTERN ELECTIONS
MAINE The Portland Courier of yesterday SAYS
The other counties far heard from do not give
SO largo gain IN favor If iude" Smith Gg CumhcT-
land and York. Still we think IL is probable hs ma
iory will not fall great deal short 81 1000 We
give tho whole Of York 10 day, and som' aggregates
rs far as VIC have heard from other counties.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-23

DIED-A few day. arr. at Mr.. Clarkes in AIbe-
marie, Hon. GEO. HAY L. S Judge for the Eastern
District of Va. anu son-In law Of James Monroe late
PresIdrn, L States.
Mr. Hay was on his return from the Springs whe-
thor h. was carried by lingering III health. He was
lnng L. 5. Attorney for Virginia, prosecuted Aron
Bur-. and as a legislator Is much connected with
considerable portion of Va History lie was an
eminent political writer and added new lusre to the
celchra ed nRnar ri "HIrtpnsIus." under which sig
naiu - h. most generally dressed the Public. lie
also wrote life Of IN" famous John Thompson. and
We think treatise against usury laws, which added
10 his reputation H was unquestionuby man of
sterling talent. though defective IN knowledge of the
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-23

k7 The Gard yesterday addressed to Mr. Gibson
found ITS way into this paper without the sanction or
knowledge Of the Editors, consequence of the iu
discreet compliance Of the foreman IN their Office
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-23
Morgan's trap.

general assortment of Spectacles and Gl,.scs
Just received by z. ID. SANXAY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-23
Valuable Property for Sale.

V'''I"''IN HVPNItN IVI IDdIUs
f6NiE Subscriber empowered Elliott Cresson OF Phk
dcpha, TO sell valuable House and Lot in the town OF
laionsuurg Boueouu The is Of brick Ga bv
q feet and entirely flushed bult IN modern styie
and OF the nrst materials and Workmanship II sua
ted emncnrP overlooking the river commands a no.
bic prospect Ehe lot contains nearly three acres Few su
atoms the Valley be found eligible for profession.
60. man O m"rChant
The price ssl5O5Fwe hundred Cash tho residue in four
equal annual payments, without interest The purchaser Civ
ng len ON e prorerty or unquesonabe personal security
'rrsons wishing further Information viii PLEASE address
VIM. NJ BLACKFCRD.
avg "l-la"Sw BieisyIckSbu~g 70
W lhe uoas'r Patriot w ' cory is taT week, luj
forward the tre 01ar . the Wing
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-23

STIRGINIA: At rules, no den N ths cIerx's Office Of
' the superior court Of chauc-ry for the Richmond
district, the I'd day of August 1850: LsnEIc, len.
ungs pl'E against Wm. F'ournoy, and Anne his wife
and Robert y Oliver and other dts
The defendants above named not hating entered
appearance and given security according TO the
act Of assembly and the rules In s court and !,
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are MOI
inhabitants %" this country; d is ordered that the said
defendants do appear here the frs; day of the mex
January ana the bill of the plaintiff: and
that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in some
crspaper published IN the city OF Bichoond for two
months succcssveiy, and posted at the front door Of
the capitol, M the said CITY. a COPY. Tcsic,
90 vs.. G PrS ..grN
ETIRGINIA: ~ rules holden IN the clerks Office
THE superior court Of Chanccry for the Richmond
district, the 6tu day OF September 20: James ~caI
pitt. against David Street ain'ur " AIcraveatheT
Hurt. decd, Josepnus Hurt, and Champion e. NJ Mar
able, d.s.
The defendant Champion c. NJ Marsble not having
entered his appearance and given security according
She OF assembly & the ~ cs of this court and 4
Appearing by satisfactory evidence that ne is not an
rrhaDtln ut this countri tis ordered, that the said
defendant do appear here Toe first day OF the next
January term and answer The bin Of the plyntfT; aud
COPY ut this order be forthwith Inserted in some
newspaper published D t1c city Of Richmond, for two
months 0ss.yey and posted go the front door Of
lac capitol u the said city. copy. Tcs,c,
90 WV. G rsvnrrr ~. O..
NTlRGINtA 81 rules, holden in the clerks office Of
y 90. supcr'~s court Of lhaucery for the Richmond
district, thc IN day ut h"sus; 1850 Manuel Judah,
PITT against Abraham H'oos and Fanny his wife, and
Hayes q. Isgacs, dts.
The defendants mo-, hrvr-- entered 'nci- aprcar.
aucc aud given security according 90 The act It assem-
N- AND rules us this count and appearing, by salts
country 10 is ordered That the said defendants do ap.
pear here the ust ley OF the next January term,
and answer che bin n' fae plaintiff, and that copy Of
'hia rarr Doc forthwith inserted M some newspaper
published r lbc city OF Richmond, for two months sue
c.,vc'r suu posted 90 The front door Of The capitol,
q U,..... .a..-.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-23

ysVO Ms Abigail Mrg.. Edward G tf1au, and
Z oil others WHOM % my core. rn
Notice Is hnfcby gwen, that az aun' c-r1u viii be
made g. the mex General A scmrs. to pass au act
authorizing the uruc.I0n au'.lar IrH.. across
James River, bc'wrru Richmond ono Nrnr.s-trf.
to be either irc, or subject T.. on, suH ua oulr
bv the Commonwealth. or iucNr..- ........ af
individuals, shall 10 d,Cue.
S'wdyy Cifsens II C.sts v M 'r.Hr
sep il-iaw8w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-23
Gunpowder Tea.

GunpOWder Tea.
q NNPOWDER TEA ID chests and half chest
~ Of very choice guUiry--r scnigDng To- sole. 20,
sep: 2}-3i DTiS DIM Dp d, q
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-23
Union Canal Lottery, No. II.

Tickets 81. halves ?, qusaaTv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-23

IL Mr. Templctou Red, has established miu
ut Gainesville. Geo. and COINS gold in pieces Of go,
o. and so value. The Augusta Courier estimates
the quantity coined, at 500 per day, and CORES
pond"n' reckons his protts ut per cent equal to
$4,000 per annum. Mr.. Reid denies them 10 bc so
much We did no; knox before, that individuals
possessed the right of coming money
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-23

To be drawn III 1EIlad .Inhlu uext Saturday.
CAHIHNES:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-23

rawIng TO be received OF Friday.
CAPITALS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-23

Besides Sio0s, 50Os. zoos. 1905. 100,
Tickets S5-haiyes > 5O-Cuasters %.
For sale IN a great variety at The Managers O
fee. Orders promptly attended TO-
sept 20 YATES q MCINTYRE, Managers
BiGGER'S PRIZE OFFICE.
Delaware and North Carolina, No. 5.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-23

OK t'ncs tsc", ana all tdrgers 81
Leads "f every thickness and size
con, ,tanhy KEPT on hand Cuts Of ev
cry description on metal bodies Pres.
ca, and all other articles necessary 10,
= printing Office furnished 10 order.
Printers can be Supplied with second
hand type. which has only bees used
for st.reotyP'ng. on very favorable
terms
Old type received in exchange al
dollars per iO0.bs.
N. Is. Stereotvring Of every Jrsc,ip
Iien will be thankfully received, and
attended to with correctness and de
spatch, on reasonable terms.
Publishers ofpapers that will insar,
the above three times will be entitled
to receive 9 dollars, on settlement Of
their accounts, or in sany type cast "a,
this foundry. provided four times the
smnuat is purchased.
New York, Dec. &c, 1899.