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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-25

the Eastern asocIacy OF this State, Assembly of
have nothing hope from two thirds OF both o,,..
Sr, THIS not all Two thirds Of both Houses. pe,cncs
OF making new superintendent have in their mower 10 In
crease the House OF Delegates $780, and the Senate to s
members and thete nothing TO resran in is4i from 50
exercising this power as 10 give 10 the East the additional IN
and Senators; and this they will surely DO N hey
should lind their TO enable them To-
control the government as they please.
nave thus given faithful Wow Of proposed
PRESENT and future Every days information serves bur 10 In
eaa my anxiety to the Constitution rejected Eye,v
INFORMS me that our adverares consider is adoption a.
ue execution or solemn compact their power and
political compact for the slavery us and
our nave the modification every day the
tnat but for our divisions the 10Th Of Dcc,r
rue OF iaufc appointments would have
, would have Yielded and all would been well; and
VIC os weak enough to accept the proposed plan OF
and humiliation for the West y Donnpirs seto"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-25

Thus NC dnd that there will remain % $40 fee white men
paying taxes and about e 900 wing leves &c who
wii remain excluded, should the constitution le aoneJ
Whie admit The new constitution contains amendments
WHICH, no, too dearly purchased would be of
value IN themselves, viii proceed doeot the Injustice that
offers and that price demanded for
e small concessions before enumerated is the
surrender Of ourselves and Poscry political vassaIage
nnde the yoke of that Eastern olgacy which we have so
long been endeavouTing shake off " ~ ~
Inc proposed aPPoronment in future General Assemblies
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-08-19
POETRY.
From the .Ne,c York .7n1ulst.
yrt-E-N- YN-T
EVENING.


Cow beautiful the susnmer sun goes down
Be,osd the saountains, while IN tho blue sast
The stars are liftsg high their unveiled heads
IL solitary glory; not = cloud
Floats now between The green Garth and tue
orbs
That gaze upon her beauty while the ysult
Looks ike passage for the airy ieet
o. souls that wish ut tmes TO visit earlhj
Silence 10 dreaming DER the universe,
Lulllng the pulse oinsture Such night,
Me,hiaks, descc nded on the infant world,
When twilight first prepared the starry bed
40 rest the oung son on lbs J 'Grney -ntgnts
% cain lad beautiful - when God snd man
Walked siie by side upon the Ao~ety slope
OF the greer hills u psrsdise he uoJa
Nov rolls IN glory Ger the liEhes, heaven,
Tee mountains shine beneath the ves,sl fire,
Eerual towers Of a.ismso,, which seem
Lost 10 the uIoon,hine, aud whose heads are
white,
Witt the first snow blown from the lips Of time.
Oh. could wish for wings to Nee away
20 yon calm, shia,ng orDs. aud be at res';
They look SO like Tie bowers our God has
made,
To shield The lonely and the broken hes't.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-08-19
N1ARTINsBURG, va: THUasDAY, AUGUST 10 1890

But TO her astonishment, no answer was
returned TO he's qucsiios. Bclcoag had walk
cd to the farther end of the room. and was
embracing his children, Though 10 prev cot
suspicion. he had resolved not to DO so.} per
haps for the last time Carcw, in a state OF
agitation, which every moment grew worse,
was obliged 10 support himself on the arm OF
the second. who was scarcely less affected
than himself But | win close my tale, and
tell my readers the result OF this struggle be
twixt humanity aud honor.
Once more the friendly hand OF Mrs. Bel
cour was extended 90 her departing guests
10 Carew; and he could 20 longer cndure or
conceal his feelings:
"AIadam,' said the conscience. stiicken
man, lyon are grasping the baud, that IN a
nether hour Nigh, have left you a widow
those children ftihefless Oh, VIII YOU, car
yau safgse tbs intention of the s4ifac. whose
completion you have prevented God be
thanked: am noi---I VII not he a mutIoreY
You have saved yeur lusbaad---sated nv
ifoAl death. o. irons rcaloTse, worse ihsnicu
Thousand deaths
shall now initiate the painter afold, drop
the veil. and leave my readers to imagine .
scene. TO which my pen is unequal.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-08-19
hse fsrk, Aug. 8

Nfw fsrk, Aug. o.
few weeks ago, one or Two et the dry
goods merchants 10 Boston became alarmed
far The honesty OF their own and some OF ihcis
neiel.bor's apprentices, Tor having ascEftaDrd
THAI they were in the habit Of riding oet on
SUNDAYS, and trequeniing The iheasres tsyeTns
and other placcs Of resort, ut which they ctis
lie ally expended more money than they had
any hoaest means Of acquiring Alt~r SONS
consultation il was agreed that . ccmnitus
should investigate The moral character Of ~
the apprentices in the neikhborhood. The
disclosures produced by this investigation were
anpallinr One iad was convicted ~ having a.
various times, distracted goods from the store
over that 10 which he was employed. to tbs
yal,a Of Eirge nloasaad Goliars. lie had aola
them 10 an Old ciohes aiers At about nn9
bird the cost. Another, whose employer wac
aren't tox bAuk in tire ecua. ~, from Which 40
rece,sed bundIes Of baIknotss srcE Tune 10
line To be pss .ed over to one Of The uos'os
Banks lad sbstfhcted ave, ten and soii-etimfs
envy dollars at once. until an Aggregate oE
non. SIX 70 tight hurdrsd dollars had been tas
Ken The femitfsnces OF course TELL shprti out
hrf a waE undiscovered Until tbs genefa "a
vestssztlon
Bet~een twenty and thistg boys were deiec.
ed ia pecuixtious Of greater or less exit ana
dismissed from Their places, in the netsnooss.
hood OF k,lby street alone. they arc .
consnsise,sted. IS eel a. blamed Sse
!, ri. hi 80 p,u me tchants here ON .neiy gaaros
~, sotue of these discsr,lea iads shsn'o sai-
.rra.e 10 New sssk and lind emE.oi ment vsihs
~, ,,,,ing tuiI aeeouat ot th> charactefs
they bore II hons. such lads should aoAnaon
lie IDEA fhein2 merchants. and tarn 20 sgrieuas
tire or scuae Eeehanieai oeeapaaoh' uass
heir Il ebie virtue Nod lind ieseeF .<'hps .sn
tens. lhsis psiucipiss are pos =. 80 .es~
m.li,,. ia; .sase tccoG1e taraishfd y nns se.s
K s,a.i,. u 3 iyauon Of .sqaa fssts sna ~
.,Ea. rhesr elaractess arc dlshoe9tSS and
Is ar- "a &. tVF nlesehans.
pa~on Won St.ekr,hurg ANNOUNCES work
~ T,TrnrhA % &c entitled Customs aud vs.
.ages OF Aies.egn GTecce
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-08-19
Ncs So

---------Hoth husband and wife were soon
after restored 80 health. They Lvcd 30 DO
the parents of numerous family, add the
husband now sust ives her. whs, With tho
sheng arm cf lsse. thus suatchcd him from
an early graye.--.1ess lclV.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-08-19

pa~an Won Stacsa.huEp announces work
III rTcnchA % &c entitled Customs aud vs.
,ages OF Aies.egn GTeece.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-16
Extract IF another deter from WdshingtOn. date,
Nfdrch ~


on VIII soc from The per-. that this gallant or
hcer is at pre'cnt at the Sat of Governm-nt-b-ire
.umnon' here a. wi'nc's in the Of &. Roger
Jones u must have been gratifying to his friends in
virginia az well az to those in oher parts OF he Union
to have witnessed the XII aud cordial p'ion he ha
met WI here,-not only from his military comrades.
VITO fought nv his -, and witnessed so many oc-
easions h Il rious conduct the field OF baule,-bu
oy me President aud Secretary Of War; AMI other dis
ingushed men, at this time the Seat Of Government
AMI was exceedingly delighted at the manner in which
they sainted each o;hcr |, the nice ting OF two
heroes and ario's for whom their fellow. citizens
WIN never cease TO have the highest admiration. Their
fame will be identified with The glory cf their country
80 long as the plains Of Orleans and the shores ~ the
NtdS0rG shall have existence. Whatever unpleasant
incNenis may have, in former times. inter- ted the
friendship OF these two gallant men, they are now all
ouriei IN oblivion; and disposed TO bel eve they
VIII be cordial friends the remainder OF their lives
Inc General iinei with the President Yesterday; and,
~ unnecessary TO add received ON him every mark
oil kind aud elegant ttpnon"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-16
MEETINGS IN OHIO COUNTY.

There have been four meetings in this county, in CD.
position TO the Constitution. GA numerous and re-
spectacle meeting Of the citizens Of Wheeling was held
at the Court House Or. Simms in the Chair, and r. p.
Robinson Secretary)and unanimously came to the fol-
lowing resolutions:
"ResoIved, That in The opinion Of This mestng the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-16

hs shy'-for Mat ,0Suid be federal, and might damn,
the trboie establishment"
Now, happened to be present when this ''speech"
was uevered and do most unequivocaly assert, that
The words in italics not uttered by Ms Barton
Instead OF them, L. said. may. ,cW ere, rofs fer
hght house IN the sky."-Other passage, could be
friend no doub-but, for the present, this mus, suf
ice"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-16

~. ni'hAitD Nj. JOHNSON'S REPORT
we nave read the eloquent and powerful Report Of
ir' Johnson, from the Committee on Post Off -es and
Post. Roads, on the subject of Sunday Mais-we shall
publish 1t ON Friday.-We should hope that ii won be-
coc"s're upon the quest on, il the experience of the
asst twelve months had not satisfied us that the enh,
sasm OF certain persons upon this subject cannot be-
suodued by any arguments, however able or any elo
quence, however persuasivc.--AD overw hciming ma
Jo'y In Congress by destroying the rope Of success
may contribute essentially to rern.ve The fuel which
feeds the flame.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-16
REPORT ON THE INDIANS.

We have read the Report of Mr.. Bell of tile IT, of r.
from the Committee on Indian Aairs-It viii,caes by
abstract arguments and historical refc enccs the right Of
Georgia TO the jwride ion the Indian soil-and to
extend her laws TO the tribes within her border-I re
commedS in the strongest terms the expedcncy of en-
couragng the emigration OF the Indians to the West of
the Mississippi.
We shall publish this report soon as possble-and
take up the subject fully hereafter. We shall sup
port the same ground which the Enquirer took in 1926
viz; that "thc powers OF the States over persons and
property within their limits remain as they were be-
fore the Union except in'he particularly prJvid
ed ior: that IL the Federal Government has nothing 10
do With the Indians in the Old States but tc regulate
commerce with hem" that question at once settled
has probably escaped the attention of most persons
that by the Articles of Confederation power was given TO
Congress OF Regulating the trade and arranging all a
Jars toih the Indians not members of any of he States
provided that the legislative light OF any state within its
own limits be no. infringeI voiaed."-The Fedora
Constitution, again; gives Congress only the power TO
regulate Commerce tcM the Hidian fri5es' Without
The other provisions in the articles Of Confederation
thus. 1t would appear Gay. Georgia writer OF
lS2o) that the States have dee lated 10 the Fede-
raj Government the power only tf regulating COM
merce with the milan Tribes residing within the L.
ni,s Of the Sae' well as within the boundarie,
OF the territories of the u. S."-As to tho other pow
er OF managing all affairs tcith the Lidians /, is
clearly not gwen.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-16


after proacted and painful Illness Doctor Ro.rer w..
Kerr OF hnssoH IN the of Dinwidde those who per
hn the simple
will with the deepest the extent of be la
has been sustained by themselves, and the
10 VINO enjoyed not this pleasure would having
received his medical education in
dsnoug London aud Paris, he conmencdd practice OF the
whch ne subsequently euneny and
adoned than During period he ro
manGo AZ inc sted which he originally occupedhe paerna
engaged laboious and a practice
~ rs believed TO have been filled physician in our como
ny 's me was one Of unremitted industry Re
aikaoie ake Tor the Kindness of his charity of nh,
ieenss-ho urbaniy aud cbeerhes of mannersIo punc
.ou, honor ana INTEGRITY OF his transactions aud great profess
oa experience ana SKILL he had the happiness conciIa
ing the uneerved conference.-the and gratitude OF
M patients each OF whom has in vivid some
t oil particular Kindness and attention which Inc relate
s anxious attention TO the families of those at any
on, chargeand at all times pool from whom he could not
expect any Pec9Sia compensation evidences
when WIN long De remembered And in
more wealthy patients II may be cmaTkeda in
nearly half century EXPRESSED anv
WIN one OF Dr WIS bills than that which
oomes er excess gratitude, regarded
doraon His death has produced ank will not easily
e nui nuu h indeed calamity OF no ordinary
sided ' ~
In this city on Friday morning last residence Of
6aSiH fiosg, ESQ the H. Rev. John STARK RAvESscRoYr
d. d. Bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Church in North
oGohe, IN tho ooh year of his sse During long illaes
whG" rom ue Ws he was persuaded sickness
d0ah he manifested perfect and Christian resignation to tho
wo Cod and looked forward to his approaching with
cSSss uha nt'epiy inspired only by unwaveng
aud stod hope the mercy God through the atonemen OF
cl; Retaining his confidence in the principles which
TO tho last
conversation and department impressive example of the
OF tue 'oPe-in the full possession of his resigned his
SOU into me hands OF his Redccme aud his God closed
his ~ is1n becoming eminent
which he had sustained Minister of Jesus Christ On satu
attended colcc
lion Of the cizens the Episcopal Church inferred within
me Gnanee-ine burial service bcn performed by the Rev.
w Freeman, Rector of the church.
Ihe Philadelphia Journal stated that Bishop Rayenscron
ma ia preparation Sketch of his and t sin addition
ing m Connection u rs Poabe three OF four
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-16

q q RAVENG etMe Dismal !Stoanp Lottery, NO. 4:
ny %, 3, II, 81. 80, 80. 10. SO, II, 20
No IL, &c. 90. prz, OF 500, soll at MICKLE'S3
4 hISJh.dL Stamp Canal Lottery, No. 2, will be-
~ drawn in the CITY Of Richmond, on Wednesday
The 3lstinst. (Narcl)
60 Number LOttery-10 Drdtcn Ballots,
DRIES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-16

The documents containing The information required
by resolution q" the House in relation TO the accounts
ct VIM. Is. Lawrence, as Charge des AHaires of the
United States TO Great Bri:ain, have been printed
They consist mostly OF correspondence between Mr.
Lawrence and the Secretary of State and between Mr.
Lawrence and The Fifth Auditor, and contain copies
OF the notes f,om Mr. Clay communicating The deci,s
ions OF MIR. Adams making certain allowances 10 Mr.
Lawrence, and Of The drafts MesWs Barring, Bro
theirs Co direciir the payments Of those aIIowance
ne principal difficulty the case from the pay4
aen Of an outfit Of $1,000 TO Mr. Lawrence AZ Charge
dcs HDdTes Which has been objected to on the grouni
tna ought not to be allowed except when the Charge
IN the language Of the law "goes from the IT, States
TO foreign country" The last document il letter
from Presidcnt Jackson to the Secretary Of State in
which he says, "as this IL Transaction Of nv preds
cessor, and Mr. Lawrence can produce the satborjtv
OF the late Secretary Of State for his out6fI am WILLING
10 regard a. ofthose cases which ought 10 be re-
ferfedt 10 The legislative power OF the government
IN r. T.. Post
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-16

MAkNlEI,l-On Monday The inst. by thc Rev N,,bn,
Haley, Mr. RoBEEr c. OWN the nmiabe Miss Ircy R,c.
SON. both OF the town of Urtnnna, in MddIesex County.
Last evening, tie Of Fleming lanes E.,
m this city, by the Rev. VIM ArSfrong EpwIS JAMES E.d
Of Petersburg, Miss AAs1noSo douoIar ~
The late Rev DR.. Armstrong of New Jersey. "
On Thursday the 18th February by Row. Joshua
tuus OF fatrlck Mr. WILLIAM MITCHELL, ESD Frank
I'm, aged 3d. to the amiabo Miss ASH daughter of Gregory la
good Esq. aged lS " Ne''' ~"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-16

Tickets IS, Halves 81 so, Quarters 81 25
For sale by f. MICKLE
First below the Door of the Eagle Hotel
fOrders for tickets from the country enclosing cash
or Prize tickets, will meet with tic prompt attsn-
ton as on personal application. Address to
March l6. I0S-td f.. MICKLE, Richmond Va
q tLOVER SEED, &c--The subscriber is now re-.
" ceiving, Tor sale CLOVER SEED of the ne,o crop'
in 1e order and Tree from noxious weeds or gras.es
and has in Store, steam Loaf and Lump Sugar, from
~ IL to ID cents manufactured without the use Of
B'ood-100 Barrels "Rith0TdsoH'S" old Family ybis-
key-2O Barrels common mountain o-American
Swedes and English Iron assorted Anne rcan and Ger,
man Steel plough pIatesTons shot assorted-Bar and
sheet lead, Esopus and Cologn mill siones-all sizes
French BUR- mill stone Boeks-Family Flour &c
March I06-w3wif BERNARD PFYTON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-16

new Constitution Submitted TO the confederation of the
people, not such ain one as the Citizens cf Virginia
can or ought 10 accept.
"Resofced. That the Delegates in Convention from
th. district, are entitled TO the sincere thanks Of the
friends OF REFORM Tor their firm and DECIDED opposition
TO the unjust and antrepublican principles Of the ne
Constitution
The Editor OF the Wheeling Compiler is as arfnn a
madcap can be in opposition To the Constitution Vr
GINA, One and Indivisiblc," is not his motto I'm
his paper Of the 10Th inst he holds this ,iltra Ian
guage:
Should the victory turn out in favor of our opno
nents the determined enemies of equal rights and prsc
teal republicanisn, we still have provided the entire
west Will move unanimously with the uties in this
section Of the State, chance itsnd that's SEpA-
RATION. This witl not prove nprac tcabe matter;
II the people of the WeStcny rr it is effected
.Hye! iF-Bnt
"The entire West" will not, cannot sanction s,icb \
mischevous proposition. Whatever vote they NAV Give
upon the Constitution, is doubted that they will u-
dignantly look down any such idea separation.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-16

NOTICE.
THNHE public are respectfully informed that we do
n rot wish our Boamen (Bily Clark and Fabius)
10 take on any loading without knowledge and con.
sent Those who attempt ihwart our wishes, by
putting back loaing our boats without express
authority tor doing are informed hat We shalt not be-
re- ponsible for any loss susiainhd by them.
WALTHAGL & MICHAUX
March 16. IeS-wtf
BD OCKGNGHAM will stand the present season al
We Walkerton, King Queen, Miller's Essex, and
Leyd's Essex
BYRON will stand az my stable near Gloucester CT
House, and at King q Queen CT House: commencing.
at King Queen CT. House the last Of March
THOS. M. STUBBLEFIELD,
March 16 10e-H
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-16

rs all nth Tommy Chiffon deserted Us and gone
over TO Clay The Coalition receive him with
think him "a marvellous man, The .uGyandr
him "A Patriot and the Patriot
oN Joo1 his eanpie'' As Dominic Sampson saws
PRo tRah R,o'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-16
FRIDAY MORNING., JULY as, $780,
Retail Grocery Sture.

TIlHE subscribers, at their store. conet of King and
Fairfax streets. offer for safe
Gunpowder TEAS, partly Of III. Melv,i a car car
Young Tyson Of very superior qualities.
Java. old white, green and Rio coffee
Losf-sugars, part steam refined
brown sugars, of prime qualities
Mace, numegs, cloves aud all other spices for ia.
my use
London Particular Madeira, part imported in 1918
Sicily Madeira
Red Port
Lisbon WINES
Malaga
ST. julian Claret inclses of one dozen,
or bythe bottle,
Cognac and peach brandy
Old Jamaica, West India and Northern rum
Holland gin pure, and country gin
Old and common whiskey
Bounce, four years old
New Orleans and West India molasses
Strong cider vinegar, for picking
Duponts' Gunpowder
Shot of all sizes
Windsor and scented soap
Yellow and brown soap, Manufactured
old good by
Mould and dip candles Sam Larmour
Family -four, best Shenandoah brands
Best English mustard
Indigo, madden, and other dye stuf1s
With variety of other articles, all OF which will be
sold al very moderate prices
~ B. Families to whom choice tea is desirable, are
requested to give the above q trial.
June IA SAMUEL 3, LARMOUR &. Co
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-16
Dogs.
Extract from the Lar.

CORPORATION Laws, page 35:-" SEC. II. find be
" Hfurfher enacted. That tax shall be levied and
collected annually of five dollars every male animal
of the dog kind; and ten dollars every female ami
NAL of the dog kind kept within the Town uf Alexan
dra And it shall be The duty of the Police Consta-
b!es, some time in the month Of June, yearly, and
every year, and oftener if necessary, to take an
count of every animal of the dog kind in the said town,
noting the respective districts OF the town in which Ia
ken, and return list of the owners names to the
Clerk Of the Council And whenever any animal Of
the dog kind shall be owned harbored at any otter
ofthe year. the owner or harbOrer shall be SUBJ
ject to the aforesaid tax And the and harbor
Of every animal Of the dog kind, SHALL at ell times
when thereto required by the Constables aforesaid,
make due return of every such animal by them owned
which they suffer to remain about their houses, on
penalty of foreitng and paying ten dollars for every
refusal one half the nformer and the other half to
the of the Corporation.
Sc. 49, That the Police Constables shall demand
the aforesaid tax of FIVE dollars for each male and ten
dollars for each female animal Of the dog kind and II
the said tax shall not be paid on demand within
twenty days after FIRST demsnded the Constabes are
hereby authorized and directed to levy the by
Distress agreeabl to the mode prescribed for collect
ing other taxes in the said town.
SEC 10. That every owner of the dog kind kept
within the town shall cause snch animals to col.
lar about is neck with the owners length, at
all times penalty of four dollars, TO be paid by the
hsrborer of said animal, One-half to the in.
former and the other half to the of the Corpora
ton. And every such animal not having such collar
about its neck. shall DE forthwith killed, destroyed,
by any of the Con,tables Of the town.
"SEc. 20. That it shall be the duty of the Police
Constables TO destroy every animal of the dog kind
found uthinthe Market House. going at large with
in tee Market Square. And if such animal cannot be
safci, conveniently destroyed, the owner, person
who shall have brought such animal to the Market
House Square who shall have suffered such an'
NAL to follow him or her the said Market House
Square, shall forfeit and pay the sum OF five dollars"
This law is published in order that no person may
pleag nurance OF its provisions is intended to be
most strictly EXECUTED.
BY order ct the Mayor
j. HANCOCK,
J. BIRCH,
;,fn -, pol;ra Consta hfes,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-16
Notice.

O. DOUGLASS informs the public, that having
~. made arrangements to devote his time exclu-
sive " Ia the
BOOK BINDING g. BLANK BOOK MI
NUF4CTURING BUSINESS,
lie has taken the second story of the large warehouse
corner OF Prince and Fairfax streets sign the Ledger
where he intends epng for sale constant supply OF
Merchants account, Office. and Blank Schoo.
BOOKS, such as
Ledrers Letter Rocks,
Journals, Cash Books,
Day Books. Waste Books,
Invoice Books Record Books,
Bill Books, Copy & Cyphering Books
Memorandums &c. of every description ofruhng and
binding
Books ruled and bound To particular patterns, with
neatne IS and durability, at the shorles, notice
Book sellers can be supplied with Blank Books OF ST.
perior materials and binding, at Philadelphia prices
jy5