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Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-10-29

As part of the Cabinet Controversy we insert to-day publication of Mir Branchs from the Raleigh Register The Washington Globe, however is not disposed to let Mir B. enjoy his imaginary triumph, and very clearly exposes the futile subterfuge to which he resorted So awkward are Mir Branch's figures. says the Globe, that Mir Eaton, we know, doubted whether the date of this letter was the 27h or 29th of January; and he therefore carried the let ter to the Navy Department to ascertain by compa- rison whether the date the 27th or 29th The Chief Clerk furnished samples of MT Branch's fgur- ing from which the conclusion was formed that it was the 29th.
 We also lay before our readers MT Berren's rejon- der to MT Eaton. This document, we hope, will end the controversy, at least till spring; for if it should he continued, will be compelled, on ac- count of the near approach of the session of the Le gislature, to turn our back upon it.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-10-29
HATS

E. cases Shelmerdine's best Beaver HATS. 9D 10 do. middling quality do. do. together with large supply of common Fur and Wool Hats For sale very cheap by
 ANDREWS. & BROTHERS. . oct % 30 No. l, Commercial Rozv.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-10-29

We understand that the following form has been adopted by the Branch Bank of the United States, for notes to be offered for discount by is customers which we publish for the information ofour req ders n the interior.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-10-29
INSUR

EEENRY A. SNOW, Agent for the 7ra- N N ders' Insurance conhony, city of New York, will insure Cotton and Merchandise shipped on board good steamboats and barges, at fair premium. oct p 30
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-10-29
CAHAwaA. Eth Oct 1a31.

CAHAwBA, 5th Oct 1881.
 Dear Major In compliance with request con- tained in letter of yours to of the 3d inst did on last evening call on the Hon. Wm. R. King, at his residence and proposed to lay before him several letters from persons acquainted with both of you for many years past which letters related to your stand ing in society d gentleman.
 The letters referred to were from the following named persons one from Jno. Owen, former Go vernon of the State of North Carolina; from Gen James Owen, Collector the Port of Wilmington one from Gen E. B. Dudley, of Wilmington; one from James billet. of Claiborne, in this Stato one from James II. Draugban, of do.; one from Judge Tait, of do.; one from Arthur P. Bagby, of do.
 The three first named gentlemen reside in that part of the State of North Carolina from which you emgrated ahdthe others reside in that part of Alaba- ma to which you removed. Col. King observed that he had never attempted to impeach your cha racter; and that in relation to it, he had probably known you longer than aay oftbe gentleman, whose letters referredto, but that he would read mo- thing from them any one else, respecting your standing. That on this point his mind was fully made up, and that as he owed you satisfaction or explanation of any kind, he would not condescend to notice you or your letters in any shape whatever:
 With due respect, THOS. H. WILEY.
 Being now satisfied that the great man King had backed out from every situation where duty requir- ed brave and responsible man to show his face and that his vain boast of not shrinking from gen. tlemen' signfed nothing more than his right to claim protection under the old proverb, where stThey who fight and run away,
 May live to fight another day" .4
 accordingly proceeded to post the dastard in the most public way in the streets of Cahawba, to the following purport: ae1 n fAG
 M t,.,.g CAHAwBA. Oct 5. 1881.
 Itis painlu,and an unpleasant task in meto publish any person, But feel it my duty n this instance | Ii,b to fha vyorId thattb bo tween the Hon. William R. King and myself, con nected with other facts, compes me to pronounce the said William k. King, pitifut cotcard 4! l. r4..f.f .atsar ..tI lfs M J. KEENAN,
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-10-29

ctter date. re, 4. B., c. D., and E. do jointly and sereraiy promise pay 10 George Poe, Jr Esq Cashier, or bearer, the sum ef---- doiiars,-- negotiable and payaGlc at the Office ct
 Discount and Deposit c the Bank of the Uuited States at Mobile, for raiue recsired this .e3. day ot
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-10-29

TNILLS OF LADING and Bills of Ex- H6 change for sale at this Office.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-10-29

furnish the Bank their christian and surnanes re- pectiveIy in full,-together with the names of the nearest post office to their usual places ofransact- ing business, to which notices if necessary may be addressed. -CommerciaI Reg,ster, s,, f,-..
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-10-29

4 Strong Tsam.-At the agricultural exhibition and cattle show which took place last week at An dover, (Mas.) team of one Hundred and Gfiy pairs oworkng oxen paraded the streets, and marched and countermarched with as much precision well dis eipliHed troops. lg ic52 .8Gta1d
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-10-29

The Alabama Intelgeneer and Huntsville Advosat c yill insert four times.-Pidnfers caxette.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-01
SEEDS.

IINHE Subscriber has just received a large sun,
comprising the following very gene, assori-
ment OF SEEDS, purchased from ,.,,h,s ,.snoc.
bic concern, by which they o. w,r,sn,sa " -,
perfectly fresh and ..enuirc "1''""'eu do oe'"S
,BEANs-Broua Win, -o,. rcd ,o,,,o,, ,vh;,.
c"ar- HSe Lid, dun eooured or Quaker. yellow
SIX week. Caina dwarf, early yellow dwarf scarlet
runhe-e red cranberry dwarf, white cranberry pod.
red do. do Washington, do.
fEAs-Blue Prussian, early charlton, early Wash
tall marrowfat.
- CABBAoE-Early York, early sugar loaf, early
battersea, late do yellow Savoy, green curled do
diumhead and red Dutch picking, purple early pur-
pie cape and early white Broccoli, early and late
caulihower, Brussel sprouts, Scotch kail
=, huta baga, early Dutch, white fat, Hanover and
Norfolk turnp.
Scarlet salmon, red and white turLip radish early
frame long green. and cluster cucumber; bite Gu b.
page, brown Dutch, sugar loaf, Sesia and ice ie,
tuce; scarcity blood, blood turnp and manpre wu,t
eel beet Com. Porter's Chilian, early bunch. and
CROOK neck winter squask; nutmeg, nutmeg can,e-
lope, cltron, pine apple, and pomegranate melon.
GRASS SEEps-Millet, white clover, hemp In :.
cerne, oats grass, tall meadow herds grass timothy
buck wheat
observation-disclosures, parsnip, summer spin.
hch, nasurtiun curled cress or pepper grass, solid
"mte CELERY tomatoe, okra gonbo, aspara gus bene
purple egg plant, poatoe onions early gelden Sioux
corn, long orange and early horn carrot, white Por.
tugai, and Strasburg onion.
FLOWER SEEDs-Assorted.
For sale at my Apothecary and Drug Store, first
door above the Bell Tavern, Richmond. Va.
Ieo ~ HUGH c. MCNAMARA.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-01

IL The subscriber is this day moving bis goods
from the store recently occupied by BARNES g.
BELT, to the store the of and 18th
Streets opposite the Bell Tavern, where he will DIS
pose of his stock hand. at Gerry reduced prices,
the purpose of reducing the stock much posi-.
BILE, before his Spring supply arrives He has re-
ceived recently from New York and Philadelphia a
great many new and desirable articles, both for Luz
dies and Gentlemen, which nc will dispose of Ias be-
fore sAldl at very reduce prices.
BENJAMIN LLOYD BELT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-01
A. L. Bolts & CHARLES - RoTre,

onHSShLES L. ROTTS
1,uE sas. yin regularly ss,c .aT Il LAN
- held in the city Of Richmond. They p,orr;s
.niui and dilgent attention any business entru,
| ted to them. A. /. ROTrS 'u'
A., CHI T Bolts.
a. L. Bolts proposes to establish i'm the citv of
nSnm mono General Agency Office in connection
with the practice Of the Law-to collect Claim, 80
10 secure deots-to effect sales of stock of All e.,;n
uons publicly or privately-to procure loans of none
ana TO dispose of the same. In eyery instance ,Se
commissions will be moderate. 'o
Inc subscriber would be glad to draw deeds Of
conVeyances, and in trust deeds act az Trustee
ANY person having claims Of doubtful character
would do well to apply 10 him TO have them arranged
and that IT they please condtionalIyin apv matter
OF difficulty able legal advice will be procure ed with
out additional charge.
Having extensive acquaintance in thu Shat.
those wishing to lend or borrow sums of money
would do well to apply to hm-this can be done free
OF postage and If not suitably negotiated no loss or
inconvenience can be sustained. Every honorable
eeIon snail be used and not the most remote risque
hazarded az far the subscriber concerned in anu
transaction entrusted to him by seller or buyer bor
rover lender.
Having been for the last ten years a member Of
the Council of Virginia, he has necessarily become
conVersant with the subject Of land claims for rero
for the conditional compensation fourth if OBJ
tanned, nothing If not allowed. In attending to such
claims he VIII be aided by gentleman of much ex-
perence and who has devoted much time to The same
Attached to his office will be established if desired
by the citizens Of Richmond and its vicinity Read
ing Room and Exchange Office, under the manage
ment OF suitable person; and wherever an agent or
auctioneer of any description may be EMPLOYED due
care will be observed
The above establishment will go into operation the
ist OF April next or earlierand If So due notice will
be given. A. L. Bolts.
feb l7-tf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-01
DR.. ADAM CLARKE'S
Commentary on the Bible,

NOTICE The subscribers are now publishing
L new and correct Edition of DR.. Clarke's
Commentary on the Old and New Testament, on
me paper from new type, in vols. royal the
very low price of fifteen dollars per COPY well bound
From the high reputation and extensive circulation
OF this work, 1t cannot but be regretted, that we
have no correct edition of it in this country.
AN former editions, when compared with the Eng
ish copy, corrected by the Doctor himself are found
very inaccurate, in many important respects
The subscribers having procured an English cor
rected copy, pledge themselves to produce a correct
edition in every respect.
The New Testament will be ready for delivery in
April next in ? vols at s. the copy.
ANY person ordering or more copies at a time
snail be allowed IS per cent discount.
All orders directed to R. L. Smith, Richmond
John Grigg. Philadelphia. J. IS J. Harper, or the
publishers, New York, will be punctuaIly attended to-
S. HOYT CO.. New York
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-01
No Mistake.

No Mistake.
NOR Judkins Ointment, prepared by Judkins him
h SeD apply to me, first door above The Bell Ia
vern, where's large supply of the true and genuine
article, direct from him, may always BE- s...na. 7
shall not reduce ~. r. or rms article at retail but
to persons who may purchase to sell again, will sell
at such price will be considered very liberal dis
count. II. G.: McNEMARA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-01

THE subscriber respectfully tenders h,s services rs
Commission Agent to the Merchants and Farmers
on York and itsppahannock Rivers. who send their
produce, &c. to the Norfolk Market. lie refers
10 Messrs. Smith & Co.. Patricks,
Lewis and Ro. q. Smith, Dudley's Ferry,
Rob NJ. Spencer, Esq, Little Plymouth,
Geo ' B. s' po"dea.s n'E Esq. King Queen C IL
Messrs Geo E. Butler CO.. King William C.
. John Chowning, Jr. Esq.
Messfs fiealy, Street, g. Co. Utbanna,
James Goodrich, ESQ \
Edmund NJ. Ware, Esq. Bowlers,
r. s s. fh S Es 81 .0' Tappah annock.
JAMES FERGUSON Jr
10, Rothey's Wharf, Norfolk.
%" :, Ia"'' c 18th January, 1881.
wish to purchase or hire, four or Ave good farm
= nanas Tor which liberal price will be given. Ap.
Ply 10 mr. Johh wight, Gary -street,) Richmond, or to
'he suo aa at iuekahoe. L. l.. WIGHT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-01
METHODIST HYMN BOOKs.

sb Notice i hereby gven that the subscribers pub
Book comprising ali fRe rHy the Methodist Hymn mn
published by the Methodist Book Agents, =. which
making about 100 Hymns more than contained
in theirs, and SO arranged. that the Hymns in beth
Books, come on the same page: Also, Pocket Edi-
ded the Methodist Discipline, and eight pages of The
most choice pieces of Music from the Methodist
Harmonist, forming one of the most neat Pocket
Volumes extant.
This Book, for the matter it contains, It's very low
price, and neatness of execution, must recommend
itself to the patronage of every
They may be had of most of the Booksellers in tho
United States. S. HOYT g. co.
feb lo-6t New York.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-01
FOR SALE.
Fresh Garden Seeds.

REANS-Eurly yellow six weeks
~ China dwarf
BEEr-Early blood ,urnip
long blood
= mangel wur;2el
BRoco LI-Purpe cape
Caulifiower
CABBAGE-Early York
sugar-louf
savoy, very fine
g. and late baitersea
Drumhead
Large Scotch, for cattle
Red Dutch, for picking
CaulIfiower. early and late
Carrot, cress, cucumber
Endive, kali, lettuce, melon
Mustard. nasturtium, onion
Parsnp, parsley, curled or double
PEAs-Early Washington
60 Frame
" Charlton
% marrowfat
Bishops early dwarf prolific, new and superior
Pumpkins, raddish squash
Satisfy, large toInatoe, and turnp seed of
every description.
JOHN II EUSTACE,
feo III -Four Doors dbore the Bell Tarer,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-01
FOUR HUNDRED DOLLARS
REW4RD

4 AM authorised to offer reward of 5000 each, fo
Il the apprehension and delivery me, my dep
uty WIN Carter, j. Richmond city. of Leroy Jordan
and Charles Whaeiy, who were out upon bail, and
have broke their recogrhzances, by failure to appear
at the Circuit Court of the United States at Rich
mond, upon charge of forging the declarations and
other documents for obtaining the pay OF certain SOL
ders of the Revolution; and against whom true bills
were found by the Grand Jury, at the last term Of
the said court.
am informed that the above mentioned Leroy Jor
dan resident from his BIRTH Of Bedford county:
is from - to so years of age and about feet or
inches in height stout heavy built full face, short neck,
large round head black hair, and heavy black beard,
am also informed, that Charles Whitley vs., for tho
the last 90 % years resident Of said county Bed
ord is from 40 TO IS years age, nearly six feet n
height, slender and straight built, thin v,:age sbt
complexion genteel in his appearnS Zee and of nsnna
ing manners. JOHN PEGRAM, Mn,.,.I
Of the U 5, for the L Die. ,iIn, of Va.
Jan. 6, 1881. ~ o..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-01
Irish Linen Store.

Irish Linen Store.
ID III. JENKINS has on hand, Of recent importa-
IL. tation, an extensive assortment Of IRIsH AND
GERMAN LINENS Persons wanting Linens for the
Spring, will find them at all prices, by the piece, half
piece, yard. All Linens purchased at this house
warranted pure Linen and grass bleach.
Also hand, few pieces Of extra fine Linens,
suitable for collars, &c. &C. All Of which will be
sold at the reduced prices, at r. II. JENKINS
Merino Shawl, Linen and Fancy Dry Good Store.
feb 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-01

4 CARD have much pleasure in announcing to
~ the Public that Mr. Shaw who has attended my
Glasses in Book is perfectly adequate in i'm.
parting the student the theory aud ramificaons OF
this necessary mercantile art which with the antiangu-
lar method Of penmansbp, will trust him that
80 which the citizens Of Richmond have la
success, 49, Mr.. Shaw will be my
yIhsly contributed towards n,,. 80"
IN the Office where have given nsrruct,.
ose persons who have not finished their course
Jan e c,Ppp,,r,y,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-01
WHITE MULBERRY TREES.

WHITE MULBERRY TREES.
'VNHE subscriber has for sale, at his farm, miles
above Richmond, the trees years old, any rea-
sonabe quantity OF the genuine Morus Alba, or white
Italian Mulberry Trees; and the season is now APP
preaching in which they may be transpanted, he is
DESTROYS of receiving orders from many persons as
may be in want Of the article; and as he is well salts
fed that the silk culture must &c Ofthc most pro-
ftable branches the agricuurst can turn his atten
ton to, he hopes to be the of their extensive
distribution through the State. They will be sold on
reasonable terms, by the hundred o. otherwise, dev
cradle in Richmond or within any reasonable distance
thereof. J. w. SMITH.
". Borders may be left at Scott e. Smiths, L
street. Richmond oct I-2awtf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-01
Manchester Property for Sale.

ItuIINIOotUI 4 IUPOItJ tut NouIOs
IN pursuance Of Decd OF Trust, executed by the
- late Kennon Giles and wife to tho subscriber as
trustee, for purposes therein specified, which sard
deed is of record in the clerk office Of Chesterfield
county court and bears date 10th June, 1890 will be
sold at public auction, Saturday, the 9Th d8y Of
March next, at O'Clock, p. NJ, for ready mUnsy TO
the highest bidder, house and lot, know in the plan
OF said town part of lot No. 223, and now in the
occupancy of Mr. Richard Gay Such title only
will be conveyed as is vested in the subscriber by
said deed IL is believed. however, TO be perfectly
good. Pr. f. BURFOOT, Trustees.
feb 10 1aw5t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-01
Genuine Garden Seed

1dPuCh OCCO
FROM PHILADELPHIA.
II II. BLAMIRE takes this method of informing
- the public, that he has at last received his gen
sral supply Of Garden Seed, which, on examination
will be found fresh and perfect. He would also sa,
to those Members Of the Legislature, whom he ha
been in the habit Of supplying, that he should b
again happy to supply them. Among them are:
Early Washington Peas
Do Charleston do
Do Dwarf Marrowfoot (uncommoDly fncl
Do Bunch snap-beans
Do Yellow Bunch do
Large Lima do
Fine Early York Cabbage
Large York do
Green Curlcd Savoy do
Yellow Savoy do
Flat Dutch do
Large Late Drumhcad do
Early Battesea do
Late do do
Early Sugar Loaf DO
Do Cauafower
Late do
White Brocolia
Purple Cape do
Long Orange Carrot
Early Horn do
White Solid CELERY
Large Swelling Datch Parsnlp
Scarlet Short Top Radlsh VERY superior
Round Yellow do
Salmon and Cherry do
Early Turnip Blood Beet
Long Blood Beet
Early Fraim Cucumber
Long Green Turkey do
Jurkin or Bur do
Nasturian
Purple Egg Plant.
H. B. Call opposite the Eagle Tavern door, Sig
of tho Mortar feb II-2aw6t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-01
EDUCATION.

MY school will be continued the ensuing year
lVl My CO urse Of instruction will comprehend the
Greek and Latin Languages, English Grammar,
English Composition, Gcograp ply, with the use of
Maps and Globes, Mathematics and Arithmetic.
The school will commence Monday the cath Of
January, 1881, and terminate on the 10th day of Dc
cember following. There will be a vacation Of four
weeks, commencing on the 10th day of June. The
charge for board tuition, washing, lodging and fuel
will be one hundred and ten dollars, payable half
on the LIST day Of June, 1891, and the other half on
the LIST Of December following.
The discipline of the school will be parental, and
as much and kindness will be extended TO boys
conided to my instruction, as TO my children.
My residence is remote from the haunts of vice
and immortality, and remarkably healthy. 1t situa
ted in the county of Louisa, SO miles from Richmond
and the Like distance from Fredericksburg. The
stage from Fredericksburg TO Cartersvle passes by
my residence, and that from Richmond to Harrison
burg within n short distance Of II.
Letters TO me should be directed TO Gardeners X
Roads, Louisa" WIN. NELSON, Jun'r
0-Inftf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-01

01Nezp Books at Nash'S.@
NEW edition of Whea,on's Sewyn's Nis Prius,
~ 4th American, improved by Thomas ]. Whea-
ton, from the 7th London Edition.
New Edition, much enlarged and improved, Of
Eberle's Materia Medica and Therapeutics.
tIulcs History of the Common Law of England,
and an Analysis of the Civil part of the Law, 9th
edition, much improved by Remington
The Practice of the High Court of Chancery, ur-
der the new orders; with Tables Of Costs, Prece-
dents, &c. by II. Grant, end edition, improved-re-
ceived by j. II NASH.
feb Is
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-01
New Books at II. |. Smiths.

NCW DOOhS DIT H. H OlillLu >.
FBERBE on the practice Of medicine; Discovery
II and Adventure in the polar seas and regions,
with cngravngs; Peter Parcy's Tales about Asia,
and further supply of Afrca Life and Travels of
st. Paul, by r Bedcll, ID. ID (; My Grandfather Gre
CORY; Evening Recreations, series Of Dialogues on
the history and geography of the Bibles Life Of Mrs
Ann III. Judson, with account Of the American
Baptist Mission 10 that empire. prepared for the
American S. Union by James ID Knowles, a. VI.
Also, further supply Of Wilbur's Lexicon of Useful
Knowledge, with many Others feb 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-01
Mercantile Education.

TTNHE Subscribers Night School viii hereafter DO
n open from tall o'clock, p. 81. The FIRST
hour will be devoted to PenmsDship; and the last
two to Penmanship and Book. Keeping. The systems
on which these important branches Of Mercantile
Education will be taught, need only to be used 10 DO
successful Nothing, therefore, need be said in their
favour.
The most correct criterion Of the merits Of any
system of instruction, is the certainty as we'll as tho
rapdty, with which It achieves tho desired result;
and that mode of education which is founded on The
principles of sound philosophy and the dictates Of
common sense, viii achieve a result, to which tho
dogmatcal systems Of the dark ages, aud the inven-
tons OF modern quackery, are total strangers.
The terms Of this School sro--for PeDmanship, 81.
For Book Keeping, Domestic Business, 60 For
egn Business, $40; or both SIS, lin every instance
including stationary payable in advance. FPenmsu-
ship may be acquired in II Lessons book keeping IA
from to 10. Should the pupil fail to make the pro-
posed acquisitions, the money will be refunded
The above systems Of Penmsnshp and Book
Keeping will be communicated to the Students az
the Shockoe fill Academy. without any addition TO
their present cape 1sez or tuition.
feS.'-a-' ssvsR =. s.;sAv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-01

WHITES Tooth Ache Drops.-A sup
ply received, and for sale low by
feb ~ JNO. II. EUSTACE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-01
COIL! COAL!! COIL

COIL! COALI COAL!!!
TTIFIE Subscriber has the pleasure to inform bis
IL customers and the citizens generally that nc is
receiving good supply Of Coal by the Canal, which
will be sold at the old price Of I6 cents per bushe
Orders left at his Office, or Coal Yard on the Dock
will be punctually attended to.
feb I9--iltf PRENTIS CHUBD
NJ OTlCE.-Phe subscriber will in future attend
lN the Courts held in the city Of Richmond Any
person who may wish to employ him IN professional
on courts) at his dwelling, in the vicinity of the
Shockoe Hill market house.
JOHN II. SMITH,
- -'..' 30 i9--21VC, Attorney At Law.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-01

Optics.
SPY Glasses with acromatlc object glass and shade
- for night and day, very superior.
Spy Glasses, various qualities.
Opera Glasses.
Eye Glasses for short sighted persons-set in gold
and silver.
Botanical Microscopes.
Octsgon Mirror, for viewing prints.
Jefferson Spectacles.
Spectaces mounted in gold silver STEEL and tortoise
shell-various patterns, with green, azure, white,
concave, convex, and plane glasses.
Goggles with green and white glasses.
Specaces, mounted in bied Steel fashona Bile arti-
cle-for sale by r. D. SANXAY.
feb 81