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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-08

DYSPEPSIA.--The N. Haven City Gazette states
that the secret cure for dyspepsia discovered by
gentleman Of this city, concerning tho efficacy Of
which VIC made some remarks q short time ago
has leaked out, and consists in simply knesdinR The
stomach with the hands, thereby restoring the pcris-
ta!tlc motion in cases where the digestive organs
have become diseased and torpid. Whether this is
the secret remedy or not there be doubt that
it would be attended with very excellent effects in
cases Of indigestion; and instances are within our
positive knowledge Of persons who, by rasorting TO
this mode renewing the peristaltc action Of the in
tcstnes have derived very important assistance
We know OF one individual, in particular, who wos
thus in the space ofless than three weeks restored
10 comparative health, nner having lsnguishcd 10
most miserable condition for many months in conse.
qncnCo Of dyspcpsia. IN r Eve P1st,
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1830-01-19
READY MADE CLOTHING.

WORCESTER, IS. PROBATE OBJ OF, os1eE
TO the Heirs of JAMES ROBBINS, late
of Lancaster, in said County, deceased, and to all
others concerned in the Estate of said deceased,
GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
Il see ft,) at the Court of Probate to be holden
at Worcester in said County, on the first Tuesday
in February next, at Of the clock, afternoon,
to show cause why the accounts Of the adninistra-
ton of said Estate should not be allowed, and you
will be heard thereon.
NATEL PAINE j. Prob.
Jan. IL 3w. q
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1830-01-19
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MARRIED.

In Bolton, Mr. Charles F. Woodbury. to Mrs. Civ.
menia Woodbury., late of Sakets Harbour.
In Princeton. by Rev. A. Philips, Dr. Flanel Cut
ting, OF Westminster, to Miss Lydia Mirick, of P.
Mr.. Horace Everett, of Dunbar, N. H., to Miss Ju.
liza A. S. Dodd, of Princeton.
In Groton, Mr.. Joseph H. Bigelow, of Boston, to
Miss Nancy Tarbell Mr.. James Bennett, to Miss
Mary Shattuck. Mr.. Josiah K Bennett to Miss
Lucinda H. Nutting MIR. Isaac West of Littleton,
to Miss Damars p Robbins.
In Ashburnham, Mr.. Joel Conant, of Acton, to
Miss Betsey Spaldng.
: In Marlborough, by Rev. Jos. Allen, Mr.. Galen
T. Daman,, of Grafton, to Miss Ann Beaman. Mr.
Brigham Ruggles, of Rutland, to Miss Charlotte
Maynard
In Spencer, by Rev. Mr. Packard, William Pope
Esq. to Miss Elizabeth Stearns
In Providence, Mr.. Charles Newton, Of Shrewsbu
ry, to Miss Sally Marshall
In Keene, n. H. Rev. Charles Robinson, of Gro
ton Mass. to Miss Dantha Prentss, daughter of tn,
senior editor of the N. H. Sentinel.
In Milford, N. H. Mr.. John Ramsdell, to Mis-
Theresa T., daughter of Rev. II. Moore
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1830-01-19
II OF 7 9 r..

TEyHE Subscriber has on hand, and offers
III for sale, general assortment of
DOMESTICK AND FOREIGN DRY GOODS,
CROCKERY, GLASS, AND CHINA WARE,
EARDAND HOLLOW WARE, DRUGS,
MEDICINE. DYE-STUFFS,
AND GROCERIES,
Of the best quality and of all kinds erceyt
UARDENT SPIRITS.en
NAILS, POTASH, &c. &C., which will be sold as
cheap as al any store in the vicinity.
GILMAN B. PARKER.
December 7. tt
q He makes no boast of his thousands
Of yards and pounds, but ,oiH endeavour to
Keep Goods enough to accommodate all that
may favour him ,oiih their custom.
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THE
JOURNAL OF FL E AL + H
CONDUCTED BY AN ASSOCIATION OF PHYSICIANS.
"Heath-the poor mans riches the rich mans bliss

FENHE primary object with the conductors
IA of the Journal of Health, is to point out the
means of preserving health and preventing disease
addressed, in style familiar and friendly. and with
avoidance of such professional terms and illusions
as would in any way obscure the subject or alarm
the most fastidious. The fruits of much reading
study, careful observations shall be placed before
them, SO arranged and applied as to conduce most
efficacously to their bodily comfort and mental
tranquility. To whatever profession calling they
may belong, the readers of this Journal will find
precepts susceptible Of valuable application. Air,
food exercise, the reciprocal operation OF mind and
body, climate and localities, clothing and the ply
steal education of children, are topicks Of perma.
nent and pervadng interest, with the discussion and
calculation of which the pages of the work will be
mainly filled.
Many of the most distinguished physicians and
other gentlemen have expressed their approval OF
the plan on which the Journal of Health is conduct
ed and their belief that it is calculated to be useful
by enlghtening pubick opinion on subject Of high
Importance to the welfare of society. The numbers
which have appeared, evnce talent, and may be
viewed as pledge oil the continued usefulness OF
the publication. while conducted by its present cdi-
tors.
The Journal of Health appears in Numbers Of 10
pages each, octave, on the second and fourth We'd
nesdays of every month. Price per annum, 81 70,
in advance Communications (post pald| Will Dc
received by JUDAH DoBsoN, Agent, No. lO8, Ches-
nut-street, Philadelphia.
The Journal of Health, including index, will form
at the end of the year volume OF 4OO pages octave.
NJ Subscriptions received at the
LANCASTER BOOKSTORE.
Ian
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1830-01-19
EgGl0r61lM>

YEyHE Subscriber respectfully tenders
u thanks to his friends and customers, for the
liberal patronage he has received from them in HE
line of business and would inform them that hsv-
ing made arrangements for the immediate reception
Of the newest fashions, be hopes by diligence and
punctuaty, to merit continuance Of their fayors.
TRIMMINGS furnished as usual on liberal
terms, at his shop directly opposite Mr. j. g. Thurs
tons store
WANTED. A good journeyman Tailor, and
girl of 10 or 20 years of age, an apprentice.
FRANKLIN WOODCoCK.
: Lancaster, Dec. #.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1830-01-19
GP we are indebted to S. WHITING. esa,

o. We are indebted to s. Whiting, esq.
the Representative of this town in the Gen.
eral Court, for sundry publick documents.
among which is the Treasurer's Report Of
Receipts and expenditures for the past year
which will be found in another part of the
paper also, Report of the Directors Of
the Prison Discipline Society, a very in
teresting pamphlet which we shall notice
particularly hereafter.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1830-01-19
A U C T | o N i! !!

NWYlLL be sold by AUCTiON.at the late
wv Dwelling House Of MOSES JONES, deeeas
ed, on MONDAY, the frss day Of FEBRUARY
next, at o'clock, A. M,
2 yoke Of OXEN, l pair Of STEERS
a number of COWS end SHEEP, CART, WAC
ONS, and variety of FARMING UTENSILS.
Also-One CARDIN0 MACHINE and PICK
Err, HAY, CORN, RYE, &C., with all other PER
SONAL ESTATE Of the deceased,
JACOB FISHER, Auctioacer.
Lancaster, Jan. IL, 1890.
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DIED..

I In Sterling, Dec. 10Th, Mrs. Anne, wife of Mfr.
Abel Richardson, aged 65.-Printers in Vermont
| are requested to insert the above.
10 Berlin, 10th inst. Mr.. Thomas holden, aged rs
Printers in the adjoining States and Maryland are
requested to insert this DEATH Mrs. Experience
wife of Moses Greenleaf, of Bolton, aged 49,
In Worcester, Hiram Drury son of Mr. Ephram
Drury, aged l6. Mrs. Elizabeth Paine wife of Hon.
Judge Paine, aged &c.
In Leicester, Ann, daughter of Luke Brummet,
aged IL.
In Northboro', Mrs. Miltiah, wife of Mr.. VIM.
Sherman aged 90
In Oxford, of a cancer, Mrs. Mary, wife of Mr.
Jacob Kingsbury, aged SO. Mrs. Lucy, wife of Mr..
Ebenezer Robbins, aged 43.
In Southboro', Miss Nancy, daughter of Rev. Jcre.
Doam Parger, aged 20.
| In New-Ipswich, N. H. Mr. Daniel Giles. aged e.
In Amherst, N H. James Ray ESQ., an officer in
the revolution. aged rs.
! In Stockbridge, Vt. Mr.. Jonathan SAWYER SOL
der of the revolution, aged 10.
| In Chester, Penn. William Anderson, ESQ., pat
riot of the revolution
! In England, Rev. Thomas Belsham, a leading
writer and minister among the Unitarans
MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT. A casualty of
the most distressing and deplorable nature
occurred in this town on Tuesday last. Mr.
Henry BALLARD and Mr.. WILLIAM Now
ELL were employed in telling trees in the
woods in the south part of the town. They
had cut one tree which in falling struck
against another and lodged. On cutting
the latter they both fell, the former striking
Mr.. BALLARD on the back of the neck, and
crushing him almost instantly to death.
| Mr.. Ballard was worthy citizen, and has
left a numerous family to mourn this most
affecting dispensation of Providence. He
was IS years old.
The sudden and affective death Of Mr.. Ballard is
not without its consultations to his bereavcd friends
They had long witnessed growth in piety and his
devotion to the cause of Christi while his daily of
ferngs at the family altar his general christian de-
pertinent his progressive attainments in the divine
life, give them assurances that he was ripening for
the blessedness of Heaven, and that he is admitted
to the enjoyments promised to the pure in heart.
COMMUNICATED.
Drowned, In Belgrade on Sunday evening, Jan.
8, Isaiah Crowe, of Waterville, aged 43 years.
While returning home skates from visit to
sister dangerously i'll on the other side of the pond.
he broke through the ice and was drowned. He
left wife and six children.
female in Wilmington, N. C. was burnt to
death on the night of the 18th ut. Size shad been
long incorporate in drinking spirit, md the physi-
clans declare that it spontaneous combustion.
Her intestInes only were burnt.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1830-01-19

The celebrated Alexander Smyth has
addressed to the Virginia Conv ention a
memorial, praying for an alteration of a
clause in the amended constitution, which
provides that no person shall be eligible
to the office of GOVERNOR, unless he is a
nati0e citizen of the Commonwealth. He
states that he was born in the Island OF
Rathlin, in Europe, that he has been 81
years citizen and inhabitant of Virginia,
that he has been for ten years member
of the Legislature, and is now serving his
eleventh session as member of Congress,
and that, although he has no desire to
fill the office of Governour," he would
feel aggrieved by an enactment declaring
him ineligible. Dai. ADJ.
OUTRAGEs. IN NEW York. The New
York papers offer reward of 800 for
the detection of the Williams who attempt
ed to steal away young lady of the first
responsibility, on Monday the 9Th inst.
AS she was returning home through Frank
fort, near William-street, she was accost-
ed in hurried manner by a genteelly
dressed young man, who told her that her
father, long sick. was dying. The shock
deprived her of her senses, and when she
recovered she found herself in carriage,
driving rapidly, held by person half
masked with cloak and cap, who was
using means to revive her. The carriage
stopped at house, which she was told
was her fathers although it was not. The
man said he would carry her in, being
still faint, as soon as he got something
from the carriage; but she seemed en-
dowed with supernatural strength, and
darted off. She ran some distance and
then fell, exhausted, before respectable
merchants door in Pearl-street, who took
her in and informed her parents of her
situation. The N. Y. Constellation says
the name ofthe young lady was Gordon
that she was beautiful and amiable-and
previous to the outrage had received sew
eral anonymous letters, limiting at danger
and cautioning her to be on her guard
but which she did not deem worthy of no.
tice.
On the evening of the 9TH inst. young
man was assaulted in Chatham street, d.
rectly opposite the Jail, Zone Of the most
publick places in the city, by two men,
who threw snuff in his eyes, stuffed his
mouth with tobacco, knocked him down
during his struggles, robbed him OF 65o
dollars which he had in his pocket, and
made off before he had time to recover
from his confusion and create an alarm.
The man had drawn prize of $4,000 in
lottery and supposed the Williams who thus
attacked him, knew that fact.
Another outrage Of a similar character
was committed on the evening of the 9Th
upon lottery broker. At about seven
o'clock, after he had finished the business
Of the day, and placed his money and
tickets in his bank book, with which ne
was about leaving his store, man enter
ID, inquired the price of tickets, and Sc
ecing quarter, went away, saying he |
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WORCESTER, IS. p NoV. l1sb oI Tsss'

lFUF' IIt1i Io@9.
TO the Heirs of JONATHAN HOUGH.
TON, late of Bolton, in said county, deceased, and
to all others concerned in the Estate of said de-
ceased, GREETING.
NOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
III see fit) att the Court of Probate, to be holden
Worcester, in said County, on the first Tuesday in
February next. at ten o'clock. before noon, to show
cause why icen.0 should not be granted to sell and
convey SO much of the Real Estate of said deceased
as will raise seven hundred thirty-two dollars for
the payment of debts and charges, and you will be
heard thereon. NATH'L PAINE, J. Prob.
Dec. s. ~
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1830-01-19

day evening about 10 o'clock, and destroved
number of buildings, on Middle.styeet
principally OF wood. Among them were
Engiish and West India Goods Stores. occu.
pied by Messrs. William Harris, Alpheus
Shaw, Burbank and Hanson, and Paine and
Meserve, and apothecary's store occupied
by Dr. Griffith, besides several LAWYERS off.
ces, saddler's shop, and milliner's shon
The amount of the loss is not stated in the
Portland papers which have come to hand
1t is stated that the greater part of the
goods in the stores were insured. A con-
siderable portion of them was insured at the
Etna Office, in Hartford. The fire is sun
posed to have originated from defect in a
stove funnel.
HARVARD UNIVERSITY. A meeting Of
the Board of Oversees was held in the
Senate Chamber yesterday at eleven
o'clock, and was opened by prayer by the
Rev. DIR. Porter.
A report on the state of the University.
from the committee appointed in June
last to visit the institutional report from
the committee appointed to examine the
Library, on the state of the Library, phil.
osophlcal apparatus, and neurological
cablnet-and the reports of several com
mlttees to examine the students. describ.
ing in considerable detail the results Of
those examinations, were read and ar.
cepted.
A vote Of the Corporation making an
alteration ofthe statutes of the University
in relation to attendance of publick wor.
ship on Sundays, was presented and con.
Cured in by the Board. The amended
law extends the right of choice on the
part OF Students so that any student will
be permitted to attend on the services Of
any church he may prefer, on stating III
writing if of full age, or if minor, or
producing the statement of his parent OF
guardian, that he has been accustomed tc
attend on the services of that denomina
ton OF Christians, or has conscientious
preference for the services of that demon
lnatlon. The appointments of Seth
Sweetser as Tutor in Mathematics, Cor
nelius c. Felton, as Latin Tutor, and O.
Francis M. ]. Surault as Instructor ir
French, were concurred in by the Board
The Overseers proceeded to ballot fol
a member of the Board, in place of the
Hon. Josiah Quincy, resigned, and, the
Hon. John @. Adams was chosen. The
whole number of votes was 81, of which
30 were for Mr.Adams.
The annual resort of the President Of
| the University, on the state of the institu
tons, was presented, and on motion of MI
Pickering was committed to the Hon
Messrs. Pickering and Dearborn and the
Rev. DIR. Goldman, with instructions tc
report thereon at the adjourned meeting
The meeting was then adjourned to Tues
day the 18th of February next.
Boston DGiLu Advertiser.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1830-01-19

one school district
sspedieant.
rsrs of G.
'nrmittee on finance
,'o the expediency
N taking of a new
snt yea.
In the Senate, On
ordered, that the
En- be instructed to
In, M Of making an
,,Isttion to Merchants
Ltion Of Mr.. Sprague
sspriety of restrict
3 giving treats on
Lard an inquiry was
,pcy Of authorizing
to make sale of re-
\, to a longer period
Ided by law.
jpe the Treasurer
second readlng, and
,,slaid on the table.
matters of Probate
Of Mr.. Hastings,
" -.
Unto the expediency
children born be-
lsgitimated by the
\ Of the parents.
,presentatives, The
House a commune
IN, with an accom-
and Expendi-
prepared in compli-
'sHouse of the 18th
5Tard of F. ordered,
finance be instruct
pediency of increas-
grsnted to Tavern
liquors in the
commonwealth.
EEins of Beckett, or
he on Education be
the expediency of
|is use Of Common
|lwealth, containing
N, to the intent that
My impressed with
bid also of making
Eammittees shall pur-
|Ieneft Of the schools
b and towns.
y subject of Amend
sn, reported, on sew
|iasSpedient to legis-
accompanied with
10 the Constitution
presentation, and a
kenent of the politi-
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1830-01-19
Splendid AnnMGIs.

THE TOKEN, FOR 1880,
solendidly bound in Silk. and containing
Is Engravings on Steel, by the FIRST artists.
Also
THE ATLANTICK SOUVENIR,
elegantly bound in embossed leather with
gilt edges, and containing IL Engrayings On
Steel. by the FIRST artists. For sale at the
LANCASTER BOO K-STORE.
Nov. 10. #
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h NEWS.

" AsAihROADs L uG
slaOus undertaking
pitts most sanguine
plion having been
ofthe cars, several
nsde, and the result
Ping to the hopes of
Publick. About a
road is rallied, and
ager carriages have
the most useful of
sWinan's principle.
ilalnlng TWENTY-FIVE
aVelled at the rate
Three cars have
baded with eighty
nWl bv one horse
nte of eight miles
rnents were made
new, and of course
Ags Of all new work,
to reduce it to a
rom friction. We
Press any thing but
rllOn with the ex-
no doubt they have
itYancment of the
learly ready for the
mills, a distance of
sldding by far the
aslve part of the
y miles more, be-
l'late of great for
@er Gwynn's falls,
gnlhcent pieces of
There are other
Aagnitude, and more
ing that constitutes
We hazard little
lflValled. Its pro-
md materials, are
y each other, and
view. 1t is Meth
snor the reverse !;
nor too light. 1t
20 heavily ON any
observer to shudder
sngers, in conse-
4. want Of strength.
:. oostentatious !; and
'a l.,, without any
fliiity.
finer. Farmer.
70 our last we men,
lIded by the Mid
Ivy for the growth
", to whom these
C'hs following facts.
vas unfavourab BILE to
k.,' aooul the time
N the crops which
NJ had permitted.
N. VINO received the
E| ss,d an acre of land,
I'M His crop was
~ cost was scven
|% Z > Blanchard, had
y :, cultivated an acre
M NJ land, at an ex-
|' Y 1921 lbs.
S,0clety voted that
n ao ;, be awarded |
N he product was |
Ess hrst quality to
I EisI lately made by (
w. appears there are
|, a., Their aggre- |
|, ,!@O,42O,OOO the
| ii;,'ssn on the 18th of
M |ssa' Four of the
\ p'' !. ola million of
n. 'as largest. The
I,sa aas the smallest
~ ~ dollars. Sutton
\ l,, y five thousand
N s;apltals Of one hun
upwards each. |
PM A destruc-
''a'ad, on Wednes-I
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Commissioners Notice.

Commissioners Notice.
ENHE Subscribers being duly appointed
u by the Hon. Judge of Probate for the County
OF Worcester Commissioners on the Estate of
MARY WOOD,
late of Harvard, deceased hereby give notice that
six months from the seventeenth day of November,
last are allowed to the creditors to exhibit and
prove their claims and that they shall attend to
the duties of their commission at the house of Ezra
Wetherbee Inn keeper in said Harvard on the last
Saturdays ofJanuary and February next from one to
five o'clock P. NJ. on said days.
SAMUEL s. HOUGHTON.
JOHN FAIRBANK.
Harvard January, 5, 1880
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&c. THUR TcN. 81 60.


WILL OPEN THIS DAY VARIETY OF
N EW GOODS,
among which are
900 yards extra fine London Prints, at z0ceuts
200 do Fine White Flannel, %
600 do. Heavy Brown Shirtings, I -"
goo do. Fine Bleached Sheeting, IS "
Pieces Super Carpeting, rs !"
Ladies' Slate Cotton Hose, 4" 20 Z.
Ladies' Lined Beaver Gloves-Super Nankin Grapes.
Fine Corded Cambrc--Shell Side Combs--KnittinQ
Cotton-Mens and Boys Seal Skin Caps--Fur Col.
lars-Whte and Mixed Woollen Yarn Wool.eu
Gloves-Cotton Wcking &c. sc.
Also
1000 lbs First Quality Brown Sugar, at 10 cts.
500 do. Old Java Coffee, ID
ALSO
FRESH SUPPLY OF
CROCKERY & GLASS WARE. NAILS, WIN.
DOUGLASS, HATS, BOOTS, SHOES, &c.
Dec. Is. 3w
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OayiA Ma.tin

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20 the present state at Science: " 8yo
""rrly Novels, new edition, with the Authors
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'"e NATIONAL Portrait Gallery ~ hIstrious and
t;ni nj PerssOsg.s of the 18Th Century ell
S''Ned on steel, with me muir, of each
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lindsay, NM Il Co.
H4TE ON HIND, e. OFFER FOR SHE:

lindsay. NM Il Co.
LaVE on HAND, 6. OFFER FOR sale:
O : hogsheads st CroIx
90 50 barrels do
Is hhds New Orleans SSUG3RS
10 do Porto hico
, boxes steam refined loaf
10 hhds New Orleans ,J0J asyry
20 do West India )
100 packages gunpowder, } TEAS, in chests, .
hyson cstty boxes
!; ; E g Z: s; 5; s.! s sf co''rs
| hid Jamaica I DTu
10 obls New Enlgand5 nun
pipes Holland
2 do Barber's Swan GIN
10 bbls country
S half pipes cognac brandy, sisnetts brand
2 hlds gold colo ed sherry
8 do Boquet
3 half pipes sicily Madeira ULNES
or cssk Howard do
IL ar casks Aisrseilfes do
S do do Malaga sherry }
10 bhls apple brandy
SO do cider; "a do apples
IS bb,s tanners oil
40 d" mess PORK
S do alum
800 rolls paper hangngs
oprcHhs SpaW PaPeA
Is casks cheese
IS bales CUBA tobacco
S kegs do, Gray & Pankey's brand
lObalf boxes No l chocolate
% drums figs; seroon indigo
200 boxes bunch mu'eate'' RaIsLNS
and bloom
sacks soft shelIed almond.
5 DelicIs'
5do La Rosa sEGaRS
5do Cabana
S do SYRIA
S bags race ginger
go do pepper, 10 do pmenta
Sbb nu,megs; do cloves
10 boArs brown }
g g % '1 Ss soar
Alum in kegs mustard. ginger. snuff
Pepper, copperas, birthstone, salt pcire
Pimenta, fig blue. &c. &c.
SHIT
1000 sacks Liverpool blown
500 bushels do ground
1000 do Turks Island
1000 do Cadiz
april wv t. y y. s.
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Notice
0. DOUGLASS informs the public, that having
~. made arrangements to devote his time exciu'
sive " to the
BOOK BINDING &. BLANK BOOK MI
NUF.4CTURING BUSINESS,
He has taken the second story the large warehouse
corner of Prince and Fairfax streets sign the Ledger
where he Intends keeping for sale constant supply OF
Merchants .4cco,mt, Office, and Blank School
BOOKS, such as
Ledgers, Letter Books,
Journals, Cash Books,
Day Books, Waste Hooks,
Invoice Books, Record Books,
Bill Books, Copy Cyphering Books
Memorandums, &c. Of every description ofrullng and
binding.
Books ruled and bound to particular patterns. with
| neatness and durability, at the shor,es; notice
perior mat erals and binding, at Philadelphia prices
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