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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-19
March ~
NNDUCATiON ON RICHMOND HILL.-Tho

NNDUCATiON ON RICHMOND HILL.-Tho
Subscriber, with the coope alton of his la
Mis- Sarah Ann Banks, will open n School on Rich
I'll iiill the Ist Of 4. month for the
In this School will be taugh, Readipg Writing and
A'hneiic; Grammar, Geography, History, and Bellies
Lectures.
The Subscriber eirg c Ia her OF very MANY chill
dren, has heen nuced 10 ref ct much upon the sub
iect OF Elneau"s and EEL deep ineres in the ris-
ing generdion which lac hops will qualify him Tor
the duties h. il about TO undertake. -Parrnts and
Guardians, Therefore, who patroniZa this Instiu-
ton, are ASSURED that gr"ai paine will be be slowed up-
on the moral and intellectual improvement OF the
Scholars.
SIX rrh' hoarisrs yrould he taken al the reduce,
price of 800 per annrn for toarl AID tui,ion Terms
OF tuition alone, So per quarter. GEO. w. BANKS
Reference is given TO Francis 7 Brooke, Presto of
The Cour, Of Appeals; VIM. ~. Roane, Esq and TO
Col Thos Book nhrougl; Judge WIN. Brockenbrou Oh;
Y Ih' Richie, E.q-with whom the Subscriber was
raised and educated g. W. b.
March 10. IO9-3,-wtf
EN CHANCERY Lii L9ui,a County Court, NJ arch
X Y;h, 1890:
Mary Carer, Pud
against
uben Rermold. Executor OF Thornton Gibson deed.
and William Carter. Dc,ts
The defendant William Cirer not having entered his
appearance snh given security according law and the
rules al ms Court, and il appearing 10 the satisfaction
OF the Court, that he is inhabi,ant Of this State
d"rod that tie said d. udani do appear here on the
hrs DAY oil June Court and answer The hill of the
p'iniH AMI that Copy OF This order he forthwith io-
rt'h IN s"me newspaper published in the City OF Rich
mond Tor two months successivelv, and posted al tho
front doc Of tho Courthouse OF uis County on some
court Gay. Co,y T~s,e
| DAVID NJ HUNTER n. C. l.. c.
|
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-19

Sales Of Tobacco Shocke Warehouse, March 18th, 1890
Good, Ga7
Mldling 3l-4a5
Refused, 2l-ia3i-4
No fine, and but little OF good quality the market.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-19

MARRIED. -Lnst evening" by Rev WIN. A. Smith, Mr.
lirTLEroS W. Miss AM ELIZA DAw daughter of
Capt Ezekiel DAVIS, all oil this
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-21

TT "e 'e%ar'st Charge, from Ohio, Dr.. John
ae, u @Ae''l''. aud Ethan A Brown,
~ Cm.'lnA'l, We bot departed for WASH
-. ~ Pr''r-d' So % ,Jne, upon their re-
- missions Their salaries, We are iu-
'''' commenced On the FIRST of September.
ICn. Ga=ette
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-21
COMMERCIAL.

sFLoUR.-lesterday the Wagon price OF Flour
was S4 63 a 81 6j--Srore price, S+ 70 a ST. Is.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-21
J I'm 4. MaraaN
ISfAs lust rec, ved from The Northern Cities his fai
U3RDJE9PE. CUTLERY sc.


H3RDJT.4RE, CUTLERY, Sc.
selected b, himstl winch together with his former
stock m ks his assortment very complete; cons hnf
of iyor handle knives and forks in SETS buck and iof
buck s,lt.up do do do; brass andif"
shovel an tongs, double and single gun iron round
stock belts; pboarI. ch, Il and gun lock-, hohs'
hinges, scr"ws and trunk locks, N, pocke' ana 20.
ger. ,knives; shoe and butchers dot Nras, ana
ea,,;ron andirons, chse's saws, g"ngcs draw
ing knives and hlchets, butt table. " y, u and n'her
h1r,s, blacksmith II es and rasps pitssw h'ndssw,
croscu,, safe edge and a,at iei curtain pns' com
mode knobs. and cotton and worsted webb. A'ar,.V
of coach lace, bri,ll- bits, strruPs. irons buckles;
cariols nsounlirgs, Japaned and brass; pia'ee gig
moustings plated rnoui1ing plated Bri'"n'a and Won
snoons: coffee mills tesboard, and waters bellows
buttons measuring tapes, ain,s, earpener.' and COO
me- ad.es aud cones, wire and brass tenders; Psted
and sBrh ANNA wares butter prints, peTonssmn caps
nowdr, A ,ks, shot pouches MARKET and fancy mas
krts In,,a table mats, oil cloth table mats, COMBS
pocket pistols needles, razor straps tro"e's osnoe
sticks; SPA les AMI shovel; hearth, shoe tsb'e eea'
swecpirg. busting, scrubbing vail nai shaving
cloth and tooth brushes plated and common c'S'ofS'
all sized nails, etc etc ,, ct,op
Jus, received, supply OF FIRST qnrhfy aHoh
| THREAD consulting of best brigh, coa''s no"
h, mo half bite achad and extra supethne biescheA.
sent 30--eoSw
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-21

/, a.. SP'','e Of JOSEF Napoleon Bonaparte. we
o'' b.ash concluded to SET down as yery
n, Su''r' aeemng. as we did. the suggestion
INA. M paragraph, specimen of what may
f.. -, ,,u : modest presump,iou;" bat rejecting
!, Wen known character of Joseph Bonaparte
- tI u, and moderation. and considering fur.
,,7,. ~Ds cannot be denied. that verv strong
j. s"' NJ interest ouly smothered in Young
H., a> 'een manifested in France.we think
=. ~ sas2ss''on does not lack propriety and
our 1t we allow this we admit as a con-
49,. n.tt the French have only half conquer
- ''sseesA We can rvncsivr Of nothing
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-21
~ ARDfED

On Sunday evening. BY the RNv. Mr.. Reese,
Capt. RosERr BURROWS, of Maryland, to Miss
SoPHlA BRowN, of this place
In Washington City. on Mcaday evening, the
18Th instant, by the Rev. Mr.. Post. Gen. DANIEL
:. DoNELsoN, of Tennessee. to Miss MARGARET.
daughter Of the Hon. JOHN BRANcH iSecretary
Of the Nayyl
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-21
Was Comma TIED

ITO the Jail for the County of Alexandria D. e. on
the 18th i, stant As runaway. snegro man by the
SIMON MILLER.
He .r,ears 20 be about "a at age, feet inches
t;ab. hal ON when committed. 5rmc-spnn Jacket
and nsn,sloonp with other clothing lie ssys'hst he
srlongs TO the estate of Hr Joseph Payne, deceased
az 81 Mar,'s County. Maryland
The owner is requested TO come forward, Prov
property, pay charge, aud take hun away! o'hef"''e
he will be discharged according 10 law.
IIORA1io ~ STEP LIE,
-. ,m 'st Jsiisr.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-21
NEW YORK CoRN EXCHANGE-oor. 1s


SSS
NEW YORK COIN EXCHANGE-Ocr. Is.
The business in Flour was confined chiefly to
Western. There was evidently slight improve
ment on Monday. which was rather increased az
forwards as Il good demand continued and the ar
rivals instead of being larger as had been expect
cd. rather fell of The news by the Birming
ham gave a little further stimulus as it induced
the Immediate execution of orders. so that on
Saturday afternoon there were considerable sales
600 brls. to one house, at $50 for good brands,
making an advance of about Is cents, tor the
week. The market was left quite bare.
of Southern Flour we have stock ut or 10
coo brls. which remained almost without norice
through the week Richmond country was on
Saturday afternoon offered rs before at S5t 80
without BUYERS. A few hundred brls. OF that
Kind. Alexandria. sc. were taken at !. On FRI
dav 1000 brls. New York were sold at So, the
best offer which conld be Obtained. but on Satur-
dav 500 brls were sold AT $50 and $50 at t.
Sales Of Rive Flour at $50 and Corn Meal at
SS1a1. No Western Wheat arrived; on n
dav 1000 bushels prime Virginia wheat were sold
=, 1OOcts. 60 DAYS. and on saturday two cargoes
at the same price. Rye brought the former price
of G23cts Barley SO and 60cts Northern yell
low Corn Ga a 65cts. and one parcel OF White -
cts. bong wanted at the moment. Southern
c rn none in. Prime white Beans brought 80
per tierce.-Iour. Gem.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-21
:. i,eou.i,t.ai, nothing, in a. Circumstance.


'6lskhe case more praposterous than the Glamour
for Napoleon tae seeond. because he is the son of
Nappleon the 1st We supposed that the French
wa{td through the Revolution, not for the sake
of any3arniiy or dynasty. but expressly to over
tprn the very principle Of obligation to families
aud dynasties. As to Napoleon The second. more
over do not know that his personal character
entities him to special preferences; nor why any
other likely young man Of one and twenty, is not
equally eligible.
The expression of :" all for the French people,
is'H0t little amusing. 1t reminds us of pas
sage in the life of one of the German princesses,
who came over to England, with the Hanoverian
dynasty, and who had not perfected herself in
the Kings English She, with other members of
the roynl family, was ''making progress, in
state coach, through the streets of London,
which were crowded by the populace. and mean
lug to share in the expressions of sympathy for
the interests of the people, cried out:-''we come
here for all your goods: :. Yes" replied one Of
the crowd, .'and all our chaiteIs tool
Newburyport Herald,
-aSes-
Only Necessary Publications ra UDe.-A
few days ago, not ten miles from Almondbury.
young lady, accompanied by an elderly gentle
man. went to certain parish church for the pur-
pose Of being married; at which place number
of persons who knew of their intention assem-
bled and informed the clergyman that the lady
was not of sound mind. Upon this, the clergy
man asked her it she could count to ten? The
lady immediately counted to twenty without err
ing. and the clergyman proceeded with the maf-
riage ceremony.-Leeds Mercury.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-21
HAVRE MARRET-Snpr. :.

We have seen a letter otstllis date. which says.
..thcre ha, been some business doing In Cotton
at former prices. but the markets is decidedly
h.mer: 1000 bales have been exported. 100 to
Liverpool, via Bermuda, and Q. 500 t" st. Pc
tersburg and other nothern ports, but we have
stock # $1,000 bales remaining. which. with
two ships expected from N. Orleans, and others
TO arrive. will be quite enough. The sales to-day
have been $50 bales of Pot Ashes, "a bbs
have been sold at 46f. and % bbls at At
Flour nominal. at 4Of by retail. "-b
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-21
Wanted immediately,

~ COOK and a HOUSE MAID ~ nigness. -
"a rent wages will be paid for two efficient female
servants in the above capacity. Their services va"
ne ,con;red in The country few miles from Alexan'
dri,. Slaves would be sreferred' but free persons
bearing satisfactory Recommendations wi not De or
3 Co. sep 2i-as asssn
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-21
I y. Mayhem. Dental surge on,

WILL commence his professional visits 20 Ai' Nam
w dris on Thursday next, and contaue then ON
the acDnd and fourth Thursday in each month through
cut the .es,on rersous wishing his prnfe ses
vices Will please to leave notice at the bar Of Caggetb
Cit, Hotel.
ncy IL d3,&eThur6
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-21
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY GEORGE wHITE.-7H1S DAY.

Fur itare suction.
On THURSDAY, the 21a inst. at 10 o'eloe1s
A / the house stt!, occupied b, II i y hltpey %
~ Wolfe steel, door to John Davis will be cold
without re>erve, variety of
Household .. Kitchen FJRNI7 URE,
consisting, nfsr,, OF mahogany si.iebosrd buresus
tables, rushhottou. and common chairs. nshoganS
wardrobe. several feather beds, esrpe.s, looking
glssseN; shdrrons, shovel ,ugs With all the M
chen furniture, &C. &c.-B, orler
oct 1S
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-21
Household q. Kitchen FJRNI7 URE,
BY GEORGE WHITE.
Laaies' AMctiNn.

VHWE ladies' OF Aiexandria and it's vicinity are "a
specially invited to attend at Whites suctionrooii
On FRID.fY, The ED inst. at IL O'Clock, A. M
sn extensive assortment at Glass, Croker Loon.
ing gssscs, &c. &C received by late arrivals, consist.
ing TT, Of elegant painted dinner sets, ehins tee
SETS s. pieces, china golc banded cups and saucers
gold banded plate; cut glass decthtcr,, single and il
sets; ditto umslrrs and wines; bowls, pitcher, ana
ls",p plated rms sud casters A great variety u
ensme'lcd plain, pressed ard mould d ware Al.
so, oval AMI covered blue painted Dishes plates,
tnrt ems, ewers andbssns; stone china do. With look.
ing glasses, &c &c
Gcntencn not accompanying ladies viii please Gene
in at the ioor st. AsaPh street. ne door to Gen.
Lynn's flee.
Artici,. ready for examination tomorrow mornings
oct 10
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-08-04

GENIUS SLUMBERING.-BV J. G. PKRcIvAL
He sleeps, forgetfuI of his once bright fame;
He has no feeling of the glory gone;
He has eye to catch the mounting fame,
That once in transport drew his spirit on
He lies in dull oblivious dreams, nor cares
Who the wretched laurel bears.
And yet not all forgotten sleeps he there
There are who still remember how he bore
Upward his daring pinions, till the air
Seemed living with the crown of light he wore
There are who, now his early sun has set,
Nor can, nor viii forget.
He sleeps,-and yet around the sightless eye,
And the pressed lip, darkened glory plays
Though the high powers in dull Oblivion lie,
There hovers still the light Of other days;
Deep in that soul spirit, not Of earth,
Still struggles for its BIRTH.
He will not sleep for ever, but will rise
Fresh to more daring labors-now, even now,
AS the close shrouding mist of morning fes
The gathered slumber leaves his lifted brow;
From his half opened eye, in fuller beams,
His wakened spirit streams.
Yes, he will break his sleep--the spell is gone
The deadly charm departed-see him fling
Proudly his letters by, and hurry on,
Keen as the famished eagle darts her wing;
The goal is still before him, and the prize
Still woos his eager eyes.
He rushes forth to conquer-shall they take,
They, who with feebler pace still keep their way,
When he forgets the contest-shall they take,
Now he renews the race, the victors bay?
Still let them striye-when he collects his might,
He will assert his right
The spirit cannot always sleep in dust,
Whose essence is ethereal-they may try
To darken and degrade tit may rust
Dimy awhile, but cannot wholly die;
And when it wakens, it will send its fire
Intenser forth and higher.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-08-04
Medical Institution of Yale College

| FHNHE course of instruction in the Medical
u Institution Of Yale College win commence
on Monday, October %, 1880, and terminate
on Saturday, February "a, 1881. There will
be at least five lectures daily throughout the
term. and part of the time six. The several
branches will be taught as follows, viz:
ChimistIy and Pharmacy, by Benjamin Sill
liman, Nj. D., LII. ID.
Anatomy and Physiology, by iona. knight,
Principles and Practice of Surgery, by Thos.
Hubbard, M. D.
Botany, Materia Medica, and the Rapeutics,
by William Tully, M. D.
Theory and Practice of Medicine, by Eli
Ives, NJ. d.
1t is expected that more ample course on
Obstetrics will be given this year than hereto
fore. The public may, however, be assured,
that the several courses, in all the departments,
will be full and complete, and that the means of
illustration will be ample.
The naturalization fee is S. the fee to each
of the Professors $3.50 /; and there is likewise
a contingent bill of $3.50: each to be paid in
advance
BY the statutes of the College and of the
State, the requirements for graduation are three
years study for those who are no. Bachelors of
Arts, and two for those who are; attendance
upon two full courses of lectures, either at this
Institution or some other Of similar character;
an examination and dissertation to the accept
ance of the Professors and Censors; the attain
ment of 81 years of age and a good moral
character. The examination of the candidates
for graduation will be held the week immedi-
ately succeeding the termination of the lee
lures, and the degrees will be conferred at that
time. The graduation fee is $50.
All necessary expenses OF living in New Ha.
ven, during the winter are from So to 81 a
week, according to the accommodations requir-
ed. By order of the Faculty.
J. KNIGHT.
Yale College, June 10, 1880. 6w3e
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DY9P I1P9Rn

Or most obstinate character, after hav-
" ing bsffled the skill of the most eminent
physicians, has been checked reEeped and cured
in number of instances. by using for short time
DR.. RELIES Vegetable Specific, and .3nti6iiOus
Pills, in connection, according to the directions
accompanying the Specific, 1t is also one of the
best medicines known for Sick Headache, Sick
ness Of the Stomach, Nausea, and Flatuences
No complaint is, perhaps, more prevalent in this
or any country, than Headache. 1t is seldom 9
primary affection, but arises from a variety Of
causes, such as suppression of customary evacua-
items, obstructcd perspiration, sc. 1t is likewise
not unfrequently symtomatic of indigestion; for
so great is the sympathy between the brain and
stomach, that it is often difficult to determines
which is really in fault; and when it arises from ,
foul state of the stomach, it is generally termed
sick head ache, which will be speedily relieved b,
this Specific. Price of the Specific and Pills, 81
cents each
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-08-04
BYAM'S CELEBRATED
Genuine Physical Drops,
Composed Of Roots and Herbs,

A PREVENTIVE against Fevers, is Of
IN fered TO the public as a valuable remedy
torthe following complaints, viz: Colds, Coughs,
Jaundice, Bile and Weakness at the Stomach
II will purify the blood. create an appetite, and
cure the most inveterate Headache. For worms
IN children Il is most eficacious Incidence
Each bottle Is stamped on the cork sc. Byam,
Genuine" and inclosed in bill of directions,
signed IN the proprietor's own hand writing, e.
Byam. Price IS cents per bottle.
OF For sale BY JAMES GREEN * CO.,
AMI EDWARD LAMB, Agents, Worcester,
(Mass.) eoiy Jan, 81,
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"nnsEEETH! 8, usassay GUMS,


who would retain, or restore,
IL these desirable personal advantages, are
assured that no composition can be obtained su-
peIior to the British .4ntisebtic Dentrifce. The
y4ntiseptic Dentrifce is exempt from acid and
other deleterious ingredients, which too frequent.
ly enter the composition of tooth powders in com.
mon use, and it whitens the enamel of the teeth
without doing it the least injury. The regular
use of this admired powder, by purifying the
mouth, and preventing the accumulation of tar.
tar, operates as the best preventive of the TOOTH
ACHE AS its application braces and strengthens
the Gums, it secures to them their healthy and
horid hue, and by removing all offensive foreign
accommodations from the teeth, preserves the natu-
raj sweetness Of the breath. Price so cents.
0F None genuine, unless signed on the ont.
side printed wrapper by the sole Proprietor, T.
kIDDER, immediate successor to the late DR..
w. I. CONWAY. For sale, with all the other
"Conway Medicine" at his Counting Room, No.
go, next door to j. Kidder's Drug Store, corner
OF Court and Hanover-streets, ne ar Concert Hall,
Boston; and by his special appointment, by
j. GREEN & CO.. EDWARD LAME, and
90HN COE, Worcester,
HENRY ALLEN, Leominster,
CARY, RICE, x CO., .Nsrtb Brookfeld.
CHARLES PARKMAN, West6sro1gk,
JOHN CAPRON & SONS, Urbridee,
TIMOTHY DOTY, Westminster,
q. B. PARKER, Lancaster,
S. HAYWOOD, L,msnburr
0F Large discounts to those who buy to sell
again.
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Yale College. June 10, 1880. CIV:
Vermont academy of Medicine.

ENHE Annual Course of Lectures at this
n Institution will commence on the last
Thursday in August, and continue Is weeks
Lectures will be given on the several branches
as follows:
Theory and Practice of Physic. Matcria Med
lea, and Pharmacy, by William Tully, NJ D.
Surgery and Obstetrics, by Theodore Wood
ward, NJ. D.
Anatomy and Physiology, by Alden March,
MD.
i. Chimistry and Natural History, by Lewis c.
Beck, NJ. d.
Natural Philosophy, by Solomon Foot, A. M
Fees. For the whole Course, $45. Matric-
ulation Fee, So. Graduation Fec, SIG: for all
of which prompt payment, or notes with good
security, will be required.
N. B. Board, washing, and lodging can be
obtained in the village at from 81 ,25 to 81,
per week.
T. WOODWARD, Registrar.
Castleton june 1890
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TO MANUFACTURERS.

FENHE subscriber having made arrangements
a with two Houses in each of the Cities of
New York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore, for the
sale of Domestic Goods, and other Manufac-
lures, either at public private sale, offers his
services to those who may have occasion for a
Commission Merchant, guaranteeing to have
the business as faithfully done as it could be by
the owner.
Having authority to draw, and make cash ad.
vances, he hatters himself that in many instan-
ces, with a knowledge of the three markets, he
can make better sales than can in any other
way be effected.
For further particulars, inquire of Messrs
RICE g. MILLER.
HENRY K. NEWCOMB.
Worcester, June 80. 26tf
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PAINTING.

WNHE subscribers respectfully inform their
IL friends and the public, that they have
taken the Shop directly over the Engine No. 5,
(Goddards' Row. where they will attend to
HOuss, Sign, and Ornamental PAINTING.
~ TAVERN SIGNS, painted and ready
for lettering, or hand.
.4isO,-A large and general assortment of
CHAIRS,
which they offer at wholesale or retail, as cheap
as can be bought in Boston or any other mar
ket. Liberal discounts will be made to those
who buy to sell again.
All orders in the above line of business will
be attended TO promptly.
SALMON MILLER.
FRANCIS WOOD.
Worcester, June 9. eo3m
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PAINTING.
JOHN r. PENNTMAN

HNFnRMG his friends ana the PUBIC InaL ne
IL has removed from Boston to West Brook
field, where he has established himself in the
business of Original, Military Standard, Sign,
Ornamental, and Portrait Painting, in all the
varieties formerly carried on by him at Boston
Also, accurate Drawings of New Inventions
designed to be Patented; Original Designs for
Diplomas; Vignettes for Bank Bill EngFavers
and Designs for Frontispieces and Title Pages
to Books furnished as usual.
J. R. P. respectfully solicits continuation
of the patronage heretofore so literally bestow
ed on him while at Boston, by generous pub
lie. 3m West Brook6eld, June %.
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NOTICE.

HVHE subscribers would inform the public
II that they have taken the FURNACE form
srly occupied by Sumner Smith, (near Elijah
Burbanks Paper Mills,) which they win keep
in constant blast, with determination to give
satisfaction to Machinists and all others who
may favor them with their custom.
Patterns may be had at the Furnace, or made
to order at short notice. Orders will receive
immediate attention, and may be left at TIE
Store of Daniel Haywood.
WINTER s. WEBER.
Worcester, June Is. TIL