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Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-02-26
A PROCLAM.ATION.

"HEREAs' the Convention which nssem-
w bled in the city of Richmond, on the FIST
Monday in October, 1929, pursuant to law, to
., consider, discuss and propose new Consttu-
ton, or alterations and amendments to the ex-
isting Constitution of this Commonwealth" have
adjourned sine die, after having agreed upon an
amended Constitution OF form of Government,
to be submitted TO the people, aud to he by them
ratified or rejected--I, William b. Giles, Gov
ernor, have thought proper, by and with The adj
vice of the Council of State, to make procama-
lion, and do now hereby proclaim, that the said
Convention did, on the 18th day of January, in
this present year, 1880, adjourn sine dic--and to
direct that the said amended Constitution or
form of Government for this Commonwealth,
shall be Published once week for three success
sive months, together with this proclamation, in
such newspapers as by advice of Council were
directed to publish the Act oftIe General As
sembly of Virginia, to organize Convention.
Given under my hand as Gov
SEAL. ernor, and under the seal of the
##s#s#*hF Commonwealth at Richmond,
this 18th day Of January, 1890.
WIN. b. GILES.
January % 3m
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-02-26
January 9.
BILL OF RIGHTS.


II Declaration Of Rights nude by the Representa-
tires Of the good People IF VIRGINIA, assem-
bted an .fuH and free Convention sohich
rights do pertain TO them, md their PosteriLy
ms the basis and foundation Of Gooernmsnt.
Unanimously adopted, Juno 18th, 177G]
j. That all men are by nature equally free and
independent, and have certain inherent rights, of
which, when they enter into state of society
they cannot, by any compact, deprive, or divest
their posterity; namely, the enjoyment of life
'and liberty, with the means of acquiring and
possessing property, and pursuing and obtaiaing
Happiness and safety.
z. That all powers are invested in, and conse-
guently derived from, the people; that n,aais-
4rates arc their trustees and servants, and at all
times amenable to them.
}. That Government is, or ought to be, insti-
tuted for the common benefit. protection and Sc.
curity OF the people, nation or community; OF
all the various modes aud forms of government
that is best, which is capable Of producing the
greDsesl degree of happiness and safety, and is
most ctfsctually secured against tho danger of
mal-adminisiration and that, when any govern
ment shall be found inadequate contrary to
these purposes, a minority fthe community hail,
an unbeatable, uDaliepable and undefcasible
right to reform, alter abolish it, in such man
ner as shah be jedgcd most conducive to tic pub
lie veal
a. That no man, or set Of men, arc entitled 10
exclusive or separate emolumcnts OF privileges
from the community, but in consideration of pub.
lie services which not being dcscendiile. pci.
ther ought the Offices Of Magistrate, Legislator
OF Judge, to be- hereditary.
8. That tho Legislative and Executive power.
of the ~ tie should he separate and distinct from
the judiciary and that the members oftl,e two
hrst may be restrained from oppression, by feel
ing and participating the burlhens Of the pcori,
they should, at Fixed periods, be reduced to pri
vate station, return into that body from which
they wore originally taken, and tho vacancies
bo supplied 10y frequent ccrtain, and J.. sula
elections, in which al, any part of the forne
members should be again eligible OF ineligible, {,
az the lpw direct.
6. The elections Of members to serve rs rep
rosentatigcs Of the people, in Assembly, ouah
To be free ;and that all men having sufficient owl
dcnco of perOianent common interest with, an,
attachment 10 the community, have The right o
suffrage, and cannot DO taxed or deprived oSttei
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-02-26
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VIRGINIA FRIDAY FEBRUARY ae 1870

property Tor public uses, without their own con.
scnt, or tnat OF their representative so elected
no, oouhd by any law to which they have not
In IKE manner, assented, for the publ, good.
., mat all power of suspending laws or the
execution OF laws, by any authority, without
consent of the representatives of the people. il
exercised. ~ 10
g. That, in all capital or criminal prosecutions.
man hath right to demand the cause and ma.
lure OF his accusation, to be confronted with the
accusers and witnesses, tolcall for evidence in
bis favor, and to speedy trial by an impartial
jury OF his vicinage, without whose unanimous
consent he cannot be found guilty nor can he
|oe compelled to give evidence against himself.
nat no man be deprived of his liberty except
Ply the law OF the land, or the judy of his
beers. ''
9. That excessive bail ought not to be reou:r.
fd, mol excessive nor cruel and unsupI nnn,sh
|nents inflicted. f'"
Au. mat general warrants whereby an officer
Pr messenger may be commanded to search sus
Rected places without evidence of a fact com
n'tted or to seize any person or persons not
amed, or whose offence is not particularly de-
cribed and supported by evidence, are rrievous
nd oppressive, and ought not to be granted.
IL. ihat, In controversies respecting proper.
Y, and In suits between man and man. tho an
cnt trial by jury, is preferable any other, and
light TO be held sacred.
! iS. Ahut inc freedom OF the press is one Of
ne great bulwarks of liberty, and can new
be restrained but by despotc GO ,rnments.
IL. That well regulated militia, composed
Pf the body of the people trained to arms, is the
roper, natural and safe defence Of a free State
hat standing armies, in time of peace, should be
h,voided, as dangerous to liberty and that in |
PHI cases, the military should be under strict
subordination to, and governed by the civil pow
er.
ID That the people have right to uniform
Cove Tnment; and therefore, that no government
separate from or independent of, tho govern.
nent of Virginia, ought to be erected or estab
ished within the limits thereof.
10 That no free government, or the BLESSING
IT liberty, can be preserved to any people, but
~ hrm adherence to justice, moderation tenn
,erance, frugality, and virtue, and by frequent
occurrence to fundamental principles.
To- That religion, or the duty which we owe
o our Creator, and the manner of discharpino il i
IAN be directed only by reason and conviction.
lot by force or violence and therefore all men
ire equally entitledto the free exercise of rel
ron, according to the dictates of conscience and
hat II is the mutual duty ofall 10 practise Chris
ian iorbearancs, loyes and charity towards each
,thcr 1,
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-02-26
u. BRIcGs,
secretary OF the Convention
.CHEDfrIE

Ordered that tI,n ,oil c 1890 'hfs,
cd Con.,i, s Ioll containing the drafts of tn o
70 We people ofbs Commonwcs", ana BY
ss % o elec,ion, he enclosed by The ioI 'hclr
WCm,es OF The Council Of State P0''eo among the
'nst the Secretary do cause the Jor,,, ,,
.oI W unS convention, to he fairly cn, ~ I"c
WI V'no eoo and after the same shall G,y yefen m
he Sspo"t N.Y., and atescd by the socretaTy tsat
m ".Pi. tpe same, together with ali The ,i.y lnh
~ ~, i we possession Of the Conyentio, ad uUe
eli y" stne sud anongthc archives Of the Coun
Of the snid Jonr,I ,ba ne c9se Imprinted comics
Public Library. Wv w ia, ana deposited in the
f. tr Con- ,' We resident Of tho Convention do rerti
biy bo ,y NV ~ sSor and that the General Assem-.
,o u 10y "[c ~ eby requested ~ make any sddi
ohct ir q tho same TO fi, voters thereby oai
. a W" u' ilen ycrs on the General Assembly al Tho
~ ,E e!ot' < and for Organizing the Government
ICED o "ne ded Cons;utnr, 10 caso il shall be ap.
| ;"o'ed aud " daod BY such voters. ' " P
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-02-26

lnd.dstry need not wish, and he that lives
upon hope will die fasting. franklin !
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-02-26
TERMS.

TERMS.
W. THE VIRGINIA ADYOCaTE. will be
nnm ,sned every Friday, at three dollars per
annum, payable in advance. POI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-08
VIRGINIA. ELECTIONS.

Hanover. Delegates, Felix Winston, Charles
Thompson, Jr. For the Constitution, lin Par) $50,
against it /.
.Worihunberland,-Fo Delegates Saml Black
wells RoystoD Bctts.* For the Constitution 21G,
against IT 5.
Grcenbrier.-For Delegates Henry ErsIiine% 4i2
J. P. Thomasson+ 2i5-Joseph Anderson GIT. Geo.
Gilliland 1876. For Senate. VIM. Mcdowell 7S, IL.
Caperton Il SO. For the Constitution SO, against it
500.
.UonongaGq.-For Delegates, Edgar c. Wilson
COZ, Richard Watts 563-Francis Bingsley 444,
Stephen II. Morgan 100 Aaron Barker OIL For the
Constitution 4O5, against it 497.
II New Members
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-08
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD

WILL BIO gwen for the delivery to me Of two
w negro men, CARTER aud PHILIP, who nb-
seconded on the LIST of May Carter is a likely man.
oil pleasant coun;eDance. about 90 years DID, feet
or 10 inches high. muintto compexisn and dr,npled
checks when smiling. He was formerly my WACO
ncr, and has been for several years my carriage dr
ver Philip is thick and low, % years old bright
muatto and has been my body and house servant for
many years. lie is artfu fellow, and have heard
will try to pass for free man, and leave the State
As they went off together aAer very disorderiy
conduct for which they wore not punished, Is pro-
bablc they ore in or about Richmond (where they
well acquain;cd,) attempting their escape from,
the Stale They carried with them a variety of cio-
ihipg, and wore each suit of grey cassiDett-I will
give reward for the apprehension of either in the
State, and $50 each II taken out of the State. Auy
information respecting them will be thankfully rccei-
we'd by me. GEORGE TAYLOR,E
np law Nenr Hanover CONT Flo use
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-08
NEW
Paper .Hangings.

WALKER e. BOOTH, under the Eagle Hotel.
w respectfully acquani their friends and the pub-
lie, that they have just received large quantity OF
French Paper HangiDgs. of entire new patterns Sc
icctcd at The manufactures of Paris Lyons ard Rix-
hems, comprising splendid assortment of IA pestry
velvet gilt satin aud medallion terms, with borders
to match Also. penciileG end coloured views chin.
hey screcns &c, and keep cons an,ly OH hand every
variety OF American Paper Hangrngs; feather beds;
CURED hair aud muss mattresses of linen and cotton
tick; sofas, cots, sacking bottoms, &c. always un
hand, or made to order.
Oii cloths iUr re oIis entries, &C., India mating
patent window binds, &c. DC all Of winch re offer
ed On the lowest terms.
rsa 6-eo6tR
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-08
From the Philadclphia Gazetle.

NETsPAPsRs.-We yesterday received through
the pos Office the first number Of the Liberia Her.
aid, published in Monrovia, West Africa on the 9th
of March last, by Mr.. John B. Russwurm. Mr. r.
was favorably known in this country the editor Of
lent and industry. He is colored man. The edi-
torlal article of the Herald is marked with good
and learning, and promises the aid of the paper in
the GAUGE Of general education-without which, says
the Herald, government can long exist in q state
OF freedom The New England system is held up
as pattern, and the aid Of citizens of the United
States is promised.
An advertisement gives notice that Mr.. Joseph
ShIphard will open School on the first day Of June
payment 10 be made in ivory or silver.
In looking along the columns one would infer that
the Liberians were much like other men; commission
merchants advertise capacous store rooms. The
sheriff offers reward for the apprehension of three
native men who have broken jail Poets rhyme,
correspondents dispute, and people die.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-08
NEw NoRK. NInv 3.

Among the extraordinary arrivals of yesterday
was the triHg sketeton-and certainly e&traordi-
nary sight he IS. From man of ordinary size and
appearance, he is, by some unaccountable cause,
wasted away to an absolute skeleton weighing, as
he says himself about Gu pounds. His appetite and
health are good, Ibis functions perfect and yet is
he literally an animated skeleton. Physioog sts will
have in this btng q singular case for their investi
CATION. He will take it fer granted, exhibit
himself in this City.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-08
.Marshais' Sale, in King UIHiam.

.WarshnIs' SAFE, an King URIiam.
DURSUANT to decree of the Superior Court
n of Cbancery for the Richmond district pro-
nounced the Sd day of April, $50, in the case of
Iompkins Dabncy, aud by conse2t and request of
the parties, shall ON Monday the 3Ist day of May,
1880, ct II O'Clock, A NJ, o"r for SALE at public
auction, the premises, to the highest bidder for
cash, one moiety of the two hundred acres OF the
tract of land called "Springied' lying in the co,n
~ Of King William, held by Cornelius Dahney, by
descent and by purchase from Richard Dabney and
also If necessary one moety of small tract os for
est land, near the first mentioned tract.
J. GUERRANT, ~. s. C. c r. D.
ma SIT Or one of his DSoutiar
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-08

'anount Of Produce and Number Of Boats passed
do,cn through the LOtcer Locks.
MAY 6.-218 hhds. tobacco; sos bbls. flour; 12l
bus screenings; ~ bus. M squares slate; 300
lbs. bacon tons sand; 4 cords wood; 40 boats; I5
coal do 3449 bus conl.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-08
Soda Water VS.. Cock-Tail.

Soda Water VS.. Cock-Ta
HAVING commenced the preparation of Soda
a II Water, which | shall attend 10 in person. the
pubic may expect 70 get pure and good and as eco
nomy Is the order of the times, would recommend
the of the Sodu in place of The other not only
because IL Is cheaper and more conducive TO health
but because any who Is addicted to the Of cock
tail cannot De member of the Temperance Society
rhall also keep supply of Saratoga Water, which
as well the Soda shall be Kept as cool as they can
be procured elsewhere.
ap IS II. G. McNEMARA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-08
FOR RENT,

"a FOR RE.N1',
TsssassFA The Store, Conpting Room, and Cellar
ItsssE - IN Main street. three doors above the Bell
&eE3zaezA Tavern, with convenient brick Lumber
House, adjoining. The store is large and well fitted
up md probably good stand for business as any
in the CITY, and will be let to good tenant for a
moderate rent.
We have also for lease or rent, two large fire.
proof brick Lumber Houses, situated Immediately
upon rhe wharves at Rocketrs. well calculated for
storing tobacco, &c free of drayare TO the shippers
d might be conveniently converted into stcnmaries
feb i3 RALSTON g. PEASANTS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-08
COMMUNICATED.
.qnother RcpoLuiionnru PnLriot CON-.

.ihoIheT RcDoIuti0nHry PdlriOt Gone.
DIED-On the goth of April, 1880, at his resi-
dence in the county Of Prince Edward, Va, in the
The fulsome praise which characterizes obituary
notices, would do injustice to his memory His best
obituary is inscribed in the hearts of his
friends and acquaintance
lie was IN some of the most sanguinary battles of
the revolution. He was perfectly sensible OF the ap-
proach of DEATH and viewed it the result of the in
exorable w of nature. His constitution had been
vigorous, but the joint influence of age and frequent
and violent attacks of disease had destroyed it. His
sickness, which terminated in his DEATH was painful
and protracted. He bore it with almost uncxampled
Patlence and exhibited the same composure at the
approach Of death, with which he encountered the
British foe on the field Of battle.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-08

The Georgetown Gazette mentions that Iieutcn-
ant W. w Ramsay, Of tho United States Navy, has
obtained the command Of the frigac lying m
the Delaware recently purchased by the Russian
Government, and that after visiting England and
FLaneo. he will proceed in her 20 Cronsladt.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-08
THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW.

THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW.
JOH.T II. NASH, AGENT FOR TTRGLNT4.
F5NHE Westminster Review is n work instituted for
y the advancement Of those great objects VIII ch
are in the highes degree common To all good men in
Mi countries. 10 may be considered 5 a portion of
the contingent o! the British Islands towards the pro-
motion of the general interests which so frequent
y disguised by the prcudiCes a. some OF the com
muni.y, and injured by misconceptions other gain.
In the present day Il hurdy necessary TO insist on
the dreadful havoc ofhuman happiness which has been
made through The application OF territorial prciudces
and national dClusions Men have been taught Ia be-
leye that merits and virtues were the creatures Of
locality, and that II possible for nations 10 worry
and destroy each other, and both be roTiously rjylf
What was morality one side Of the Atlantic wus
crime upon the other; and ill tho appearance OF Ben
than 1t seemed to have been forgotten that there is
one Law and one LaWgvCT, whose rules are indo-
pendent of geography and prescribe the happiness of
ali, ms standard unlntuenCcd by climate by creed
With America the connexions Of such work are
many and mighty. Viewing the American people rs
band OF brethren, who, WHO under the guidance Of
Providence, have gone forth into better and happier
land It's authors have much Of that sympathzing feel
ing expressed on the rustic tombstone
mot lost, bvf gone bsfocc'
They conscious 100 that on their own part thew
have much to or which NAV be useful to their trans
planted klndrid. As America increases in population
and in power, its citizens will discover more and more
abundant sources Of instruction, TO warn or
TO cncOuragcn those struggles and collisions of in
'crest which our community has passed through and
al which he other must arrive.
In the Westminster Review the interests of the
American people Will be always aGectionatcly deen-
dcd TO The fullest extent consist emf with 'hos w T
general good, which make the morality Of the Uni
verse Its conductors desire in return 10 take place
among Inc publications by which such portion Of the
fruit of knowledge rs from time 10 tinc shall rpen m
the Odd World may be exchanged for the hnrvesis Of
the New
The work is issued quarterly at six dollars per an
mum, and viii usually DO received in the United
States, about ono month after It's publication in Lon
don. Subscriptions received by
tno T. Vt. NASH Richmond
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-08

APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT,
ny and 1ih ne adDce aud consent Of the Senate
Robert II. Garfield 20 be appraiser Lf Goods for
the port of New Orleans, in the State Of Louisiana
vice Robert Z. Wclman, removed.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-08

MARRIED-On Thursday evening, the 9th nit.
b. the Rev. Philip Courtney, Mr.. JonN j.. CARrUR,
to Miss LIDIA Ann FLETcHER, ell of this city.
MARRIED-On the 22d ult., Marietta by S,as Cook
Esq Mr. CHtRuSs SAMUEL SwARrwour BARON, OF Belmont
county, OHIO to Miss MIEnT WHHELMNK FUsrrNE CAROLINE
Lower FREnERIcK. ZEIuLER OF MarIelta.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-08

a letter from Rotterdam, under date Of Goth March,
says:-"Thc Dutch government have a large steam
boat measuring 27j feet, which will be manned with
three hundred men, and will sail for Batavia in few
weeks"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-08

The Mercantile Advertiser learns from an suthen-
tic source that the amount Of revenue received by
bonds at the Custom House in New York, in the
month ofAprl, is about ttoo and haf millions OF
dIildTF.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-08

Heagy Jriiure.- an arrival al Boston from Cal
uctta intelligence is received tba, tho tcnsivc mcr-
camille house OF Palmer g. Co stopped payment on
the 4th JaDuary There had boon meeting Of cred
TORS and the property was made over 10 assiguecs
for the benefit Of tho whole. The failure said o
he for p Crosse Of Rupees, equal TO I21 millions Of
dollars. Messrs. Cockcrell, Trail g. Go. Of London,
were creditors to tho amount Of Gi0O000 sterling.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-08

lIcKets 81, ualYes 2, Quarters For sale at
ma p. CHUBB'S Office
FE$HE undersigned respectfully informs his friends
Z and the public generally, that he has taken the
waI known end long established house as RES.
TORATlNE, opposite the Eagle Hotel, T5ecenty
prepnredto accommodate in the best style those who
Will favour him with their patronage His Bar is
furnished with the best Wines and Liquors. nd the
Larder with every delIcacy the season affords
Private parties can be furnished with rooms: din
ners and snacks, of every description served at the
shortest notice. Having been at considerable ex-
penso in repairing the establishment, he flatters
himself he witl render it worthy the patronage that
has heretofore been literally extended towards it,
and his part the public that no attention
will be wanting to give general satisfaction.
REUBEN BENDLE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-08

Interesting Operotos.-A jeweler in Providence, II. J.,
some days SINCE being engaged in his business sharp and
nne piece OF steel hew his and there lodged subject
ing him to the most PAINS He made application
vera medical men, Of whom considering he delicate
ute The eycba dared operations; when another
teelerr fortunately thinking the loadstonc, placed the
sufferers eye, and drew the Steel without injury.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-08
FRESH DRY GOODS

FRESH DRY GOODS.
N anticipation of their general advertisements tho
u subscribers inform their omcrs and other pur-
chascrs that they have received by the ast arrivals
from Philadelphia, Now York and Boston, One Hun
dred and Eighty Packages Fresh american and
British DRY Goods, in which are included their own
importation from England, (yia New York ! consist
ug IN part Of the following articles
Extra blue, black, brown, olive, and olive brown
London cloths
Extra blue black, drab, mixed, fancy mixed, and
lavender LonG) IN cassimercs
l'lain and fancy white London Marseilles guiltingu
White and colorcd ground chintz printed do do
Plain buff toilencis
beautiful assortment ofthc newest style Prints
Fancy, checked, and striped, and .4dyianqpIs So
nc0 style ginghams
4, 3 and 6-l cambria and aconet nusns
White bordered cravats, very suporior-snd
Mixed and striped linen and cotton drills
Ihclt assortment IS very good, and will In a
low days DC the most commanding they have over
had. T. s. T. JAMES 81 r.
ap 13--tf Market Sou,rc
MELLOW CAP.--Just received lew resGis
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-08

We have heard with pleasure, that Oliver II. Per
~, second son Of tho late Com. Perry, and John l.
Almy, Of this town, have received warrants as mid
shipmcn, and will sail ~ the new sloop Of war Con-
cord under Tho command of Nas'cr Gem. W G..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-08
ATTUWTIoNl
nAMPDEN SIDNEY COLLEGE

"A j the seml-unnual meeting of the Trustees Of
IN this institution Wednesday, the 2Gih ofApril
Benjamin Watkins Leigh, Esq. Of Richmond, VIII
ham NJ. Thornton, Esq. Of Cumberland, end William
NJ Atkinson, Esq of Petersburg, were elected mem.
bers of the Board.
The summer session of the College will commence
on the LIST day Of June next. Al persons wishing to
enter the institution requested to be present by
o'clock on that day. BY order Of the Faculty
ma 8-2nw3t PETER McVICCAR, Clerk
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-08

"E have on hand, and are receiving by tho schrs.
w Fairfield and Exit, largo supply end very
general assortment of Manufactured Tin and Britain
MIA Ware, which we viii soil OF the most reasonable
terms at retail or Wholesale. Also, several Top
Wagons and Carryal'.
or io-.26' YALE g. DUNLEY