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Litchfield enquirer., 1830-08-26

Summary Jastice.-Yesterday, decently dressed man, at one of our Auction Offices, was observed to be pocketing handkerchiefs rom the samples thrown out. Information was privately conveyed to one of the firm, Mno 'nV'ted the man to back counting room, wnsre, alter some explanation, he was iufor- mea that he would be handed over t6 inc Po"ce or tt more agreeable, twenty lashes wou'u pc inflicted on the spot. The latter course being preferred, cartman was called In as the execntiOner. But on further raglsc- uon' tne punishment was merCirully commu. ted to being kicked out of doors ; Which hsv. ing been donc by the cartman, the mara;s. withdrew.-JoH. ef Com. '' P"a'S'
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-08-26

Drowned, in Taunton Pond, Newtown, Ct. on the 3Oth ult. MT. James B. Fairchild, aged s5. MT. F. and two other persons were out in boat on fishing excursion. when the boat suddenly sprung aleak, and by some means upset. Two of the party swan to the shore but Mr. Fairchild, who was consider ed good sM immer, immediately sunk, and his body was found some time after almost directly under the boat.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-08-26

II is stated in the Western papers that the Ohio Canal is now open from Cleaveland to Newark, distance of one hundred aud sev enty miles.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-16

We are requested To state, that the Judge Of the u
5. District Court, and the Marshal of The District,
have decided to give additional allowance TO Asss.
tsn's for taking the Census They have increased the
allowance 70 two dollars the hundred souls in the eou.
ties Of the Eastern District Of Virgins
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-16

| ""'s' S'c" "f ua, iVVcs. nor whte
wAsHissroN, Dec. l3-The High Cour, Of I'm
parchment for the trial Of Judge p, OK Of Missouri up.
On articles Of impeachment agAos him at the last See
son oy ,he House Of Representatives, will open In tho
senate chamber his day az II O'clock; wbso the
Pcsuon OF the Manager. the part OF the House Of
Representatives to the plea Of Judge Peck wiI ii l..
presumed, be presen'ed.
The Senate Chamber bs. b,.u arr.n,.d % =, IN ,c
eommodate the House Of Representative. with sitting
room, by tho Introduction Of rowe Of additional
number OF witnesses. from Mic our are In se ndance
(.Naf. Int.
Dee. H.-In the Senate yesterday several petitions
aud memorials were presented by different Senators.
OUT none OF any particular importsnce.-The Senate
,orn, with considerable form and soemnty resolved
i'e into High Court oil Imp-srhmrn 10 the case of
summoned on the part of Judge Peck from th cir be
'ng elected members OF the Legislature of Missouri a,
present IN session. refusing to attend. and heir depor
lions having been taxi n in writ n.y. to allow time to tina
Managers on the behalf Of ths House IF Rpro.en,
i've. to examine those poons, and consider ,hee
a,"ulsse'''y az evidence, the Senate adjourned Ito
sitting as Court Of impeachment till IL clock en-
Monday. va
in the House Of Repres tentative. yesterday the re-
Phcation OF the Comui,tsee OF Manager. 10 tho ar
swer oil Judge Peek was adopted, and tho Managers
then went ny TO the nate. Various re.oIu,iors were
adopted. resolution was offered by Mr.. Haynes Of
Georgia orePeal the duty foreign suyar but the
question OF consideration being and the pyes
md noos ordered, the House refused 10 consider the
resolution. Ayes So. noes 80. There were four bal.
oWngs for Chaplain, and on tho last ballot the Rev
X Gurlry was elected. (.Nat Jour
The Legislature Of the State Of Mi-.sippi a,s.ub ed
~ '"entohp w hd' Stats, on the 10 uno NJ. r.
Desraphender was chosen Speaker Of the House OF
personalities.
The aTnual co'amunca alton Of Gossr or adonws.
mied on the 10 h 10 the Legislature. COW Of
hbeiore vs. IL IL a plain and ssumiug cocui..u,
conhntd to proper limits the concerns Of the ate
except 90 Tar as the ~ption Of s Indian popus la.
Hoducess reference TO The gocatos with the c. oc-
avs and Chicka'aws Tor their removal 10 thu We,
we are glad TO learn on the Mrssegp, that Their il
grta r<vlva, OF the spirit OF iucation in the State
and that Schools aud Academies u ing up in evs-
county under Individual patronage, aud are in a
"'ns I'n'ns eouh ion, TO-
NEW JERsEY.-The Conv, n lon Of the friend. of
the Authorization, held al Trenton or Thnrsday a,t
agreed on the following ticket for members Of Con-
gress Samst Fowler, Alexander Warts VIM NJ Jef-
Tries. JAMES Parker, John W. MickIe. rB
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-16
NOTICE

NOTICE..
viii sell iho house and lot in he city Of Richmond
~ situated on Street. ar The Msrke, and 81 Of ..
seat eupied ~ MI. judah Myers on such terms 20
prnoo VIKING 70 Pnrchssc viii not object TO- AppIv
20 Sonn msson, Esa OF the Senate or 10 the cub
sotlneT' nesr Jerusalem, SOUTHAMPTON County.
Dec.lo 65-u oRRIS a. BROWN.
See lsteoI. lT P0gs-Por VIEW fDTER7YsF-
.HE.NTs '041
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-16
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE

The highest compliment which We can paw 10 I'M,
interesting and valuable document s to state III. fact,
hat so for as have seen, even The oppo.on ,dio,s
nnd to IL very little (which 10 cavi. More than Is
voo copies have beeo printed the oc. oil the United
STATES Telegraph, and The demand continues undated
IL was also issued al three other Offices In Ibis city
wv u. s. Tel.
we ara grained to lean that the Hon Mr. Pom.
dexter, now Senator in Congress from Mississpp was
on me ism vi November. elected 10 fill the vacancy
occasioned by the lanen,ed death of the late Mr. A.
dams. The vote was,
For MIR. Pobdxetsr A,
Judge Childs
The general health of Mr. PoInlextsr hss Der n lon.
proved RI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-16

mARRILD1A Mc u vry Barr, THURSDAY .v,oinx Ia,
BY The Rev Oods' Ps Herbert Hasngon ESQ Of Frg. ,L
county, 10 Mis- Louisa q. Uhitng - "~
The "sd.nes Of Dr. Frsrei, Joho,,oo Louis, county
On Tuesday, 30ih Wy hs Rev VIM Y Betsr MIR y1m,s n
Tree "a Mis- Martha r. Peidletsu- Oh, ,ad eourtv
CLIQUE ester county the IS VII. by the Rev Wa,
land - 49, '" "A's hhts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-16

The first No Of Arros.TToTD on The GoVs,oo,,, n.s
| appear Saturday. ~ VI"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-16

In the cas-. 81 H.siord hs Jus,ess Notoik ecrrty
ported the kSqates OF hs 2s Gsns, sur
have decided Por ( IL. az.
degoed tnmhc enmsy s"asy to the intention ssd
,,d law tins. ran ~. be vsrnusdo take ia.o.nt
hs, rendered ksdul u,.
et, bcurd 70 adnire es oath sryaoo sheuxh
hsY- will Be istirs Perjury aor,o,. n ~.
Ju'tios' ste.s (' mceh &c thea honor county
usnlsnus should ffo the
Jadr. them dmissfer H. Il this be h eonuc.
ton 81 oet Q, A.s"b it tune foe the
m quire the see. In.,l
ss. Dab, Sns~ hsy sa.6d that the ssb daIs eess,
ADD oo1pl ''1ta Of the Deh,tS properly The Law
new. to ,sas ,PIy TO be Committed ~hsrs b.
N'he have, In ssid the yasets shall
The oath, and ~ Dsb'or dearss kinx tic
NIT, perjury Hthb be 80, lat at Law ..pnn,s
II hom the gtststs Book. sARNER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-16

MIR RANDoLPH.-A correspondent at Washington,
In whose aemen's lint lcit reliance NAV he tJsred
informs us that letters have bseD received ffom Mr.
Randolph since bis arrival In EOgIsnd He has not r,
signed, but ntei d TO return 10 Rus IA neat sprns
His health h 10 proving; and he keeps up an cia cor
respondence with the court OF st. Petersbuteh
albany drgus
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-16
THE ALfRKET.

we are still without later fo,esa sdviees, and change
prices Of Bread s,ufs City Mills Flour "a "a
wheat 95cts Hr red, l00cts. for white.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-16
S,V.aLL POX-4go;,

We regret say that within the last vs our town
has been visited by another case OF Small pox Var
cinahon has been very generally resored to- and so
thoroughly persuaded arc most pei OF il, efficacy
preventive OF the disease, that but little app, eben-
sion is felt OF s gaining grouad. There are lew in-
deed who i"ki"g an isolated case here and there in
"nieh oe disease has been Dtrsc,ed ,Dotw
previous vaccination rePose no great degree of conf
dence In lie efhcaey but independent OF tue highest
medical suhoIi'y founded on actual -xpeitnce "a IA.
Vouf OF snmciency, IT has been so abuDdanty tssted
on various occasions within the knowledge OF most NJ
US as TO leave no room Tor rational doubt its success
To- at least hundred and 80 out OF thousand
than that furnished in the case Of The Iudviduai bo
ded OF the disease 10 In that instance AL
though The death took place more than nouih az
neither he vile OF the deceased, who Dur.ed bin a4-i.
duousy du'ing his whole illness, nor any OF the her
attendants OF whom there several have b. en- AT.
ieeted oy the disease. " inchester pirgiNian.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-16

MT. Marshall submitted tho following revolution
which was adopted:
The Bill to incorporate the B.rryvie Library As,o-
citation, had second, and was ordered TO q third
re aiding.
The Bill changing the time Of hoiiing quarterly
term OF the County Court la the county Of Jefferson
was read second time, and moion OF Mr. Gallaher
was committed.
The Committee Of Proportions and Grievance, 70.
ported Jauoraby the petition Of citizen. aud voters
Of The county Augusta tor sepA ate ei.cu at the
Town OF Mdu-brook-snd on the reti ton Of citizens o.
the county OF King Queen, for eraras election a,
Clsrksvle-Agr. cd 20
The Committee Of Courts Of yastiee reported. a d
Jersey on the petition OF the ow and heirs OF John
Shawoer' d-c-end on the petition Of Gabriel G iiz
TOT permission 10 rrmeve two bound children OF colour
out OF the Sia,e-Agteed TO.
The Is u to authorize seoara,. election In IN, coup.
y OF kanaw hs-ihe bill TO auu oeize a .epa,s .I.c
ton In the county Of Tyier-The Bill % authorize a
separate election in the county Of Prince Edward-Ths
oi 10 authorize the same Ia tho county OF g. .nbr
ar-Ihe BILL 10 an horizs the same In the county -ot
CsroIlne-ln motion OF MIR. Taylor, the latter was
aid on the sble-The Bill 10 authorize the or lection of
dam across Pig Ri-ver-wrre seversl,y read frs,
time, and ordered to second readings, also. M.
bill TO provide fr the cons,ruc ion Of from son..
convenient point of che Kanawha turnpike to Poi,,
Pea'sn'i which was. OH motion Of Mr., Summers re ad
secoLd time by its title, aud committed. And ON
motion OF Mr. Watkins, 100 copies ordered to be
prin ed.
The Committee on Roads and Internal Naviu alton
reported the bill to incorporate company open and
Improve Souh River, from Port Republic to Wayne..
borough, with sunlIy nts, which having been
sgreed to. the II was ordered to be spxros.sd ar
third reading.
Ga mo ion Of Mr.. Miller Of Powhatan,
The House adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-16

latter from Wasbing ton 10 the editor of the PHI
isdephis Inquirer, mentions that the President has
nominated Tor the consider ion Of the Senate "s.o.
winchester of Maryland. Stephen Simpson OF Penps
.yivanis ard 8 mercantile gentleman OF New.Ynrk
INIT HoyD as commissioners for the adjustment Of tbs
claims provided Tor under the ID nj. n treaty.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-16

There are two persons who deaf and dumb,
male between "a and rs under
oids. white person IN ,ni. county IS and only
has arrived to that sewhl
and i've females, whose ages sxeeed 100 yss females
one supposed to be 40 and smother confidently believed
her MASTER who highly intelligent ctsbie
TO be 100 old The general health of the last
unattended, and half milss
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-07-14
POLITICAL.
PROM TIE SEw IonK aIRRon.
CHANGE.


Changc-'tis pcncil'd in words OF light,
On all that the eye can view;
lis STAMPED "n the silver brow &c night,
Os' the mornings cr.st Of blue;
On the golden cloud in The sunset west,
Oh the bow which spans the lea;
iheic's change for the worst-and chance fo
the best
For each and all but me-
Ther's voice Of change for the huntsrnans ear
Us heard ia the hounds deep ba,;
And the warrior too that voice may hear
IL sseils IN the trvimpct's BRAY;
ihrr't's song of change in the autumn air.
For the bird II pinion FRYE;
For the forest. the grove the plcn-irrt xhc,,.
10 n song of a change for ms
voice of change for the placid deep,
IL rings where the tcmrcsis roar;
For the widows dream, for the ori,,asn'. ,iscp
IL chants from the wreck -strcwn shore
The br,-sthinS Lutte and the sounding ball.
The blossom which scents the. tree.
There's change Tor each, aud a chans,. fur all.
Hut where change for me
Give me the need of the bosom, dread
To cope with the flashing spear;
I! . weep alone bv the yoicclcss dad
To watch BY the midnight bier,
Bring me the laugh Of reckless mirth.
Though hollow and Wild il be;
Urge u chant DER n tesD late hearth
90 thou bring change u me
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-07-14

The u. S. ship Concord, Captain
VI. e. PERRY, having on board MIR.
RANDoLPH, our Minister TO Russia.
aud MIR. CLAY, his Secretary, dropped
down to Hampton Roads sometime be-
lore Monday last, and was expected
20 proceed that day 20 sea, bound to
Russia. Dr. Herman goes out a.
passenger ia her to jun the Mcditer
raneaB Squadron.
Before Mr.. Randolph embark alton.
a Public Dinner was gwen TO him IT
Norfolk, at which the Mayor 81 the
Borough If Norfolk presided, assisted
10y four other highly respectable gen
Hemen. Amongst Ihe guests, we're
Mr.. TaZewell, the senator from the
State, and Mr.. Loyal, the Rcpresen
talise u the District Ia Congress
Nal iatel " Joiy ?.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-07-14

dcncs to ak one Of these made-up to
order. young men, how be could afford
"s Ana he told me, looking compls-
Gently upon his squarc-toed boot. and
g'ancing an eye At his store door. Il
presume you know we receive . com
pensatien for our attendance here
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-07-14

Pearl Street Clerk in the New
York Commercial, descauts very wise.
ly upon the folly Of young mems ma
king FOOLS OF themselves IN the way of
dress, aud hits OF New York dandy
clerk as follows:--
i remarked the neat ft Of the frock
coat. with It's collar rolled Of from the
Dcck as It for cOolness. The careless
arrangement Of the we'll ru,hed hat.
thrown sideways upon head whose
curls would make Hyperion hide las
head. The quaint aud ingenious tie
OF the many colored cravat. The
mother of pearl button. with its erys.
tai diamond, sparkling on the bosom
OF dickey. whose beauty the rolling
collar Of the vest opens to view
There, too, - tho siiken chain which
some fair hand has throws around tie
neck md which indi.so!ubiy linked
with chain Of thought, directed TO
aud terminated ia the hand aud per.
>on OF the lovely maker. form. a bond
strong as that which ties tie wander.
irg infant 20 it. mothers apron. Tho
di'gusied With the folly Of tie wcarer.
could not help admiFiog the sea, 81
The pantaiOOns, 80 well fitted to the
neatly msde artificial caif--the straps
WHICH drew them down. To fAil hand
soine'y upon foot which BeBtoa had
been the making Of. And then lnc
thought. the tailor must feel a sort
at co0temptsous pride a. be passes
them. and can say, behold the work
of my hasds once had t,.r impu
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-07-14

Pienfy.--So bosbtifsl 10 Georgia are
the products Of the early grains, aud
50 rich the promise Of the crops not "a d.
'hered, that wheat is selling at Gity
cents per bushel. aud Indian corn at
- cents per bushel.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-07-14

The Norfolk Beacon says ave
have seen letter from New Orleans,
Of the 2sth Of May, which states that
the fever had broken GOT IN that city"
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-07-14

The L. s. slip Boston went to sea
On the 29th olt. from New iork Coz
Algier-. having on board Com. PoHg a.,
tie &c" Consul 70 TIA, Rcgcucy
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-07-14

EDeeis Of Canals and Mining The
borough of PottsyilIe, which. five or
SIX years ago, contained but five or six
houses has now resident population
of 1908 males, and S47 fcmales-2494.
la addition to these, there are 1850
persons there, who 10 not consider
themselves permanent resides Is Of the
borough. Total Of the present populs-
ton, 5s7i. Port Carbon has popu
la'Ion Of Gil males, and sol females.
Total, OLE. Fourteen OF fifteen
months ago. there was bat one house
80 the place.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-07-14

When certain persons abose Us, lee
- ask ourselves what description u
persons IL 10 that they admire; we
'baiI often find tbs very eonsoistory
question
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-07-14

Where could get this noses' said
Madame d'Aibsrt, observing . slight
tendency to biue T,dn, 10 that interest
ing prOmouiory " the human face d.
vine. At the side board, Madsne,'
answered Count GrommOnt.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-25
BY IRE Gorernor u Inc Comssoniccaith # Pas;'a
-. 80 A PROCLAMATION.

VNyHEREAS the Convention which assembled in
w the city Of Richmond, on the first Monday in
October 1929, pursuant to law, TO &C sder. discuss
and propose a new Constitution, or alterations aud
amendments TO the existing Constitution of this Com
monweath," have adjourned sine die, after having
agreed upon amended Constitution or form OF Go
vcrnmcnt be submitted tn the people, and TO be by
them ratified or rejectcd-I, William b. Giles, Go
ycrnor have thought proper, by and with the advice
of the Council of State, to mako proclamation, aud
do now hereby proclaim that the said Convention
did, the 9TH day of January, in this present year.
1890, adjourn sine de-and do direct that the said
amended Constitution or form of Government for this
Commonwealth, shall DO published once week for
three successive months, together with this procla
nation in such newspapers by advice oil Council
directed to publish the Act of the General
Assembly OF Virginia, TO organize Convention.
Given under my hand as Governor, and under
rSEAt.l the seal of the Commonwealth at Rich
n,ond, this 18th day of January, 1880
WIN. GILES.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-25
ID. BaIGGs,
Secretary Of he Conpention.
SCHEDULE.

Ordered, that the roll containing the draft or the
amended constitution adopted by this Convention e.
rs 1t submitted TO the people of this commonwealth
Tor their raticu rejection he enclosed by the
Secretary IN case proper for it, preservation, and
deposited among tho archives of the Council of
Stnte.
Ordered that the Secretary do cause tho Journals
OF tho proceedings of this Convention to be fairly
entered IN a well bound book, and after the saun,
shall have been signed by the President and Secre
tary that he deposit the same together with all the
original documents in the possession of the Convcn-
ton and connected with its proceedings among the
archeves of the Council Of State, and further that
he cause 10 printed copies to be well bound md
deposited in the Public Library.
Ordered, that the President of the Convention DO
certify true copy Of The amended Constitution to
The General Assembly now in session; and that the
General Assembly be-, and they are hereby requested
TO make any additional provisions by law which may
he necessary and proper for submitting tie same to
The voters thereby qualified 10 vote for members Of
The General Assembly, at the next April election,
anu tor organizing the government under the amend
cd Constitution IN case 1t shall be approved and rati
fed by such voters.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-25

ausss VI the Sopenle Court vi Appeals and oi,i.
Which sn n sn , receive Fixed and asqua,e sai,r-
lice. $50 '"'' Communicative ""r
,V, Jugs may De removed from by coueunen, yo,c
OF BON ouses o the SencIal Ass~nbv h, a.. - ,;,,, =,
inc nenbeis present must such vote. aud the eau,
d.. $50, Ill. NC Sne'eu on the journals of each III,
'"uke asas whom 'e Legislature be abot "a, n,,e,
shall receive no.ce hereoi accompanied with eorr a,
Say n % ,G us eova a, least twenty days befe tie
tirieupon. "'y s"an ae'
2. On tho trra,icn of any new county y,,.,. :. -.
as may he prescribed by law When shall
any county, or /, shall, any cause bs deemed nss
nerea.s the number, appointments shall b. made by the Gov
e" on inc Recommendation of the respective County Courts
Of the TWO Houses of the General Assembly and co%
spe ny he GOVERNOR aud shall hold Office during tho
pleasure Of the General Assembly The Clerks of the several
Courts when vacancies shall occur shall be appointed bv
me, efeeuve Sou's, aud the aNioe a.
hereafter appointed shall brprecrbed by law The SSer,s
and eo'ones shall he by the respective County
Sned ny HIM, Tie Justices shall appoint ton..bes And
all fees o. the Aforesaid officers, shall be regulated by
vgna ,oe 10y the Clerks Of the seves Co,t o.
ndc.men,. shall conclude ssanst the peace dignity of
Treasurer shalb appointed annually by jou, cote of
ARTICLE VII
Executive Departmental the Government shall remain
as AT present osanzcd and the Governor Priyy Connci
ios shall continue in Office, Governor elected under
IN os bs shall come into Office and all o,s person.
IN o'herwne expressly directed shalcsnoe office till sc-
and all the Courts existing shall continue With
Their present jurcion until except as the JUDICIAL
Legislature '' ' o'''" ''e "sa"'Ieo oS INA
Done IN Conycntionin the city of Richmond, ON tho
mteenth day OF January, in the year of our Lord
one Thousand eight hundred aud thirty and in the
hity fourth year Of the independence of the u
Ststes Of America.
PHILIP p. BARBOUR,
,, President ofthe COnoentioa.
Secretary Of Me Conpen,ion.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-25
TO PRINTERS.

'H'iiE Subscribers intending to discontinue tIrc
manufacture Of PRINTING TYPES, after
completing the foun's they have already commenced
and Wishing to close their establishment early az
practicable, they solicit orders from their customers
and printers generally, feeling assured that they
vii! find i to their interest to select from the stock
of the Subscribers, such articles tloy are now Ut
mny be- III want of.
Their stock embraces large variety of PLAIN
and ORNAMENTAL TYPES, Of The various
sizes from NonpureI to cgh; lines Plea inclusive.
Also, Cuts, Borders, Brass Rule, &c. all Of which,
are OF the best quality, made of hard metal, and put
up with great
Terms will be favorable for approved occepiances
III Baltimore, or u liberal discount for cash.
For sale, second hard COLUMBIAN PRESS,
Imperial size) which Will be sold II. bargain
Cases, Chascs Ink. &c viii be- supplied
CHARLES CARTER So co.
dec H-wow No. ~ s. Calvert street. Baltimore.