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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-03
BEDS, MATTR ASSES, sc.

The above articles will be disposed ,ffor Cash or TO
punctual persons on the most liberal terns.
Avery extensive patronage from washington INDIA
ces me to saw that wi ie'ver furniture toauy puC
chaser in that city free ofcxpence.
Turning g. Carving executed IN the best name
may 20
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-03
Seneca Falls Tract V Mount Eagle
FOR SALE
r Wilt oflsnd, called Seneca
l. Falls Tract, containing
100 Acres.

tits situated on the Potomsc river, about tour mes
above the Great Falls. The Chesapeake and ono "a
nal is on the opposite side of the river, astan. MAJ.
mile-ris bounded on side by the rotomAc-.ue
other three sides straight lines, ano n ID nm ~
nsctform There ISIS stone grst mill and saw mill on
the land and mill seat, with about 50 feet fai on an
unfaaling stream This land is well itmbered' Inc
,hs. ;mnroyements are few tenants houses, &c
rh;s Land was Formerly the property of Mr. Daniel
MeCsrty who owned about ten thousand acres IN the
countv Of Loudoun adjoining, and who always consi.
Jered this land as the best of all his estates
MOUNT EAGLE
s1ss< Is situated near Alexandria, cons
mands delightful view of the Potomac riv;
er, the City Of Washington, Alexandria ana
r-&the Maryland shore-Itcontainsa nout
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-03
PArnrorIc BANK, WAsnINoroS CITY, I
April 10, 1924. )

WeSSrs. Maynard . N0yes.
Gentlemen: For the last year have been using
yLur black ink; have been much pleased with it. and
have no hesitation in recommending it to all who are
DESTROYS ofgivug permanency TO their writing.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-12
coMMUNICATED.

MR. EprroR-I have been much entertained
las believe were the auditors generality by the
Dramatic pieces recently enacted in our town.
The Flying Dutchman, Paul aud Virginia, The
lnyincibles, and Animal Magnetism, received
tha, appreciation which they so richly deserved.
The Company performing, it not very respecta-
HE in point Of numbers, is quite 50 in point OF Ia
tents. The 'Jairest' of them arc IN every way
deserving of the appelation; and the eXceiieh-
ciss of Mr.. Jefferson and his son are 50 uniyer-
SALLY known, that any descant upon them would
no NJ wearisome as " thrice told tale'' lhere
are some two or three other performers attached
10 the Company who are entitled to standing
nv no means an inferior one in their profession
In fine, if the public bestow upon them that pa
tronage which they merit. full houses Will ever
crown their exertons. Before | close these re-
marks. | would say word or two to the Mana
rer-the principal object, by the bye, tor which
they were began. would recommend TO him to
leave tragedies 10 those who can perform them,
and coniine his company to comedy, Tor the play
ing of which their talents peculiarly ut them.
would also advise him to cause an additional de-
aree of effort 10 be given to the ilexOr extenser
muscles of the arms of his sCene-shitters They
are laggers in their business, and the effect OF
Rae scene is often MARRIED by their slugsishness.
NhRBUM SAT.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-12
historical swine.

NJ IL. CASEY, pStehtee of the Dormsn! BaI'r"
~ 'he cure OF Lateral Curvature of the spnt
now at Clage,rs Hotel in the City of aIexsndris
hnEAnLr application is necessary, and that apr
non should he made through the family physie'i
~" case H. treated where a perfect cure, orir
sSnii improvement, is not CERTAIN; and, in all e'S
tuu ;Ii'i. Tree from any charge, is allowed. It u
out little Ime, and there is not the slightest Pr
danger. The vouchers, which are always open ts'
neral perusa', would fill newspaper. In hlel,s
Nr. Casey refers TO Doctors semmes, Richards, W
ington, Smith and LLOYD.
In Washington. to Doctors Sim, Hunt, s:''
Nurse, Csusin, May, &c tSc.
IN heorgetown, to Doctors Wolthington, ser
Jun. Doctors Wsrfeld Bohrer, Beatty, &c. -.
In baltimore, TO Doctors White, Alexander D.
,er' Mackenzie, Wright, Potter. Smith, steusf'
ker, &c. &c. apr S..
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-12
so,-Tb, laws are the cause Of so many muir

.3o,.-Thc laws are the cause OF 80 lia"y "'1'
ders. ,r ueanp
ans-Rccause a man has TO suffer death f'r
piracy, and the for murder mo n" UEs'
Then YOU know. all witnesses are out Of tne way
and am sure il the punishment was Different
there would not be 50 many murders.
ones -Iiave you any objections to tell me me ne
names of any persons who have been eonce a.
in piracy, or who received the gains oI P'Ta,e,
HusEThere are many now in the unl'eI
States. but will not mention their names: IS
know that when was cruising, the Governor y,
the Isle of Pines was concerned with Pirates' ah"
| wont mention any others. =, .d
Here we separated (says Justice hoP'onl anu :
he wished me to call and see him again, when
promised.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-12
ITO be concluded 10. morrov. J
Cu,RLEsroN. Apr

Scarcity of Jesseis.-Our harb"r has seldom
been Gu hare of vessels at this season is al pre-
sent All descriptions, both large and '", ,,
are in request; cent. per ID. for Cotton TO Fn''
ladelpha has been paid. and the same rate IS .'o"
asked to New York.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-12

RICHMOND. a.

Yesterday in the House of Delegates. re-". IL
ton was passed for proceeding, on Mon''',' oy
Joint vote with The Se'ate, to the election o' t''T
Judges of the Court Of Appeals. MISUNDERSTOOD
the Senate COucurred.
The bill for referring the claims of Gen. Iho-
mas Nelson, TO the Treasurer and First aud Sc
cond Audtor, after an eloquent argument. pro
and con. was passed-ayes IS. noes 55. We
humbly conceive that this step towards rendering
to his representatives sumo, though late remit
neration. for the splendid sacrifices and Roman
devotion of Governor Nelson. will be warmly
approved BY the bulk OF Virginia.
The Judiciary Bill was taken up, but again
laid ON the table, to give sufficient time for un-
derstanding it as modified by the Senate. Its
considerations will no doebt be resumed to-day.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-12
BALTIMORE, April

JALl INiUNf, II pm TT
Tioiem Gale.--A violent gale from the south
west. west, and northwest commenced here
about dark on Friday last, and has since continu-
ed with out little Inlcrmssion The steamboat
Columbus. from Norfolk. due here on Saturday
morning. did not arrive until eleven o'clock at
night She cast anchor in the Bay soon after
she took the gale, but her chain cable parted
shortly after. and she lost about thirty fathoms of
it, She then endeavored to stand on her course
up the Bay, but such was the fury of the gale that
notwithstanding the great power of her engine
she did not advance mile in seven hours. The
Steamboat Maryland, from the Eastern Shore,
due Oh Saturday evening, arrived at noon yes
terday. Capt Taylor reports the gale of Friday
night to have been unusualy severe, aud that he
understood two houses were blow u down. in Cam
bridge.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-06
20 Professors ana Ysgcts,.. ,

e Nth Vlstors ana Governors of William aud NO.,
College, having failed to attend the meetinc III
ea IN October and November last, for the purpose of
hing the vacancy in the Mathematical Professorsb;n
accustomed by the resignation of Professor Camnbc
stewart, tho election to fill that vacancy will taJ,e,
place at the regular annual meeting on the 9TH of Jn
nsxi It, In, The smolumens of the situation the ham,
OF tho late Professor, varied from fifteen hundred t
two thousand dollars. The Professors in this Inst
nave the entire disposal of third of the vear
anu at a tines every means of prosecuting literar1
pursuits IN which respect they possess aayantaprs
70 nose which are offered by any other Uni.
The letters and testimonials heretofore sent ., A.,
rector which have not been, and which shall NO, -
otherwise directed previous to the 9TH of july will no
presented to the Board of Visitors. Those who have m
ready applied may if they think proper send addtons,
,ba and all who desire the situation viii have
thelr wishes made known to the Board of Visitors ana
Governors by directing their communications Ino+
f1" " JOHN PAGE
Rector of VIM. and Mary College.
p-sun r,.. =, WILLIAMSBURG Va.
Washington; Courier g. Enquirer New York TT g
Gazette Philadelphia; and Charleston Courier SoutI,
Carehna will insert the above twice week until the
soth OF June, and send their to the Office oS
the Richmond Enquirer, for settlement
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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-06
SAD Ss3splsss5' Sa,,:5Is1pSs;.

VIZ ceena'ed watering place, situated IN the county ne
n"htoe IN the upper country of Virginia conrjnues
aceT OF The sa' Sulphur Wafer been so we'll
~ me experience of many years and its Reputation a.
ny pnnic pa nnage extensively difnsed ,s1
me eociieIs defIn II almost needless 10 enter INTO an
uheranon o, IT'S medicinal vrthes ostensibe ouale
fGsHF , 10 any artificial once pleasant as
i'" 10 rs opeaiiop aud permanently beneficial 70 ths
ana pulmonary complaints and in all ,ha, require caIr
and gpul ~, P'SPePS'a, foeu1aftsmD
me circumstance of It's having been resor,e to or n,,,
Yes PSs oy gentlemen of grea, medical distinction from
aies particularly from The soh wiose anprobatin
was mafke5 ny The repetition of their visits furnishes far
'eIIn9 testimonial OF IFS valuable medical qualities
Considerable improvements have been made ncp rho ,r
ahn me poPreors promise the attention TO visitors
ney nave heretofore rendered In accommoda,ns
ana rare they yield 10 public establishment in Yiroini,
lhey respectfully solicit tn continuation of pubic oar
'o1sse ERSKfNE S, CARUTHERS
once week. SIX eme and send their account TO E.
y ' fa'''0 IT. apf9-Iaw6ic
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-06
Gloucester Eose Gs.ouaseIs

me last w' OF ue late Dr. James Dean The snbserjtpra
are summarized To sell, and they offer for sale nc
aole Estate, lying on Ware River, ia the county of GIon
IN the state OF Virginia. about three miles from The
rouse containing $50 acres, nearly the whole of wbirh
safe OF caiiva.lon well adapted the growt Of IsdiSn
H"rn' Wheat, and Barley There a s,acious Dae,un
aho aH ONE: accessory out houses good rerair On
s estate situated on The back of the River Fish ana Cvs
ers OF the best quality are taken SIGHT of the House
ioe minute description deemed unnecessary as il is ere
snea any person wishing 20 purchase will frs, examine TN,
PREMISES whieh VIII be shewn by the manager Mr. I;eorg1 III
phuPs a purchaser of the land accommpdateS nh
many slaves as ne may require cultivate it, and also ne
nng utensils and stock of every description The tim, az
payment will be made suit The purcIaspys e., r vi
pafucuaIS letter addressed to Chris,oe TomnkiIs n
"iahe"s Cout, House, Va will meet due attention -
JOHN D. JARVIS, Ex'ors If l. pa,, ,se,a
HENRY w. TABB, 'se'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-06

oi electors is Sill 0O0 tor ~ millions Of neoro.
qualification still 200 francs. Not debate has
been held, not one bill boon devised, which il is now MS
certaned did not omanate from the Palas ROYAL and ito
Der of Peers is too characteristic of tho present Goyer
ment of France, pass bye without notice You know
my previous letters that by tho bill then discussed tho
ex-roya family of Charles X. forever excde5 fro,
FRANCES that is; to be donationalzed the Frcccb call
II: The bill was repeatedly urged forward but the
ministers always conrivcd 10 keep back All at ono,
on the l9th, the debate on it was resumed and tho
ost oareiaced high treason combated on the part Of
ministers with half and half earnestness of manner
unr NJ sne Chamber divided majority of Is in IA
sr OF conditional exclusion harely obtaned but
marx THIS division and consequent decision took
pace o" inc 18th April tho 2Oth they prorooued
Tue CnahDers and thus, the bill not having come to-
inc chamber of Deputies, takes no effect Comnents
arc superhuous, when facts speak for themselves
Yours, &c. a y
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-06
BRHSTOE ESTATE,
Hae EfeR county Of Prince EEs51ys<xo,,
kOR SALE.

kOR SALE.
q pursuance of the power vested IN tho pra.;J-.
n ana Directors of the Literary Fund nv AN act 10
'ne General Assembly passed 25th February last ontb
rising tho sale of the Brisoe tract of land in fb
- Vi 1Iineo +" lillian, proposals will be received
by the said President and Directors for the whole ar
any portion of the said tract until the 1b dav of St
Dor next, ' - O>'V-
The annexed extracts from the law Will sbeuu tho
conditions required of the purchasers
Persons offering proposals will consul, their o,v ,r
ney. " VIC Pute"a0o i"o'
me bstoe tract contains by survey 6494 acres, the
IN the year 1849, and which are ,1beet IN NJ, ,,i,,aI
Feht Oh about 25,0OO pounds of tobacco
by order of the President and Directors oP tho
Literary Fund.
@, J. BROWN, Jr Cd Aud,r
Se II further enacted That it shall be the dutv
OF te SAID President and Directors TO require of the
or purchasers of the said tract, bonds with
Personal security, payable to the said PTest-
trust on the estate so sold secure the PAYMENT of Tho
purchase money and interest; which bonds so taken
sd osar interest from the dates thereof And all per
sons VINO shall fail to pay into tho treasury, 1rniI,,
within six months after the Same shall e. tS
t'tclest Whch may accrue their said bonds shall
iorielt ali claim to the credit given on teiy nurcba
ana the principal shall thereupon become due and bo
recoverable by the sod President and Directors with
all interest in arrear, by motion 20 the General Court
on ten days notice of the time of making such motion
or inc payment thereof enforced by proceeding on the
deed or deeds of trust aforesaid at the discretoh re
the said President and Directors
o. re 1t further enacted, That all persons BECOMING
purchasers OF land under the provisions Of this acf
shall have the privilege Of paying the amount OF he
purchase money at any time.
4th This act shall be in force from the ,ossin,
thereof ' P1sS'"S
may - r,,...c., Pay ids
u The Editors Of the National Intellirencer and Of
nc loxandrla Rhenix viii publish this advertisement
vice week until 10th Oct. next and cord t; biib,
o the I'd Auditors Office for payment '''i'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-06
law SCMOOL.

VIZ subscriber Intends opening, next fal Law School,
= W e own Of stanton; to be continued permanently.
encouragement should he received Fhe mode Of
L. WIN We course Of lectures and study and fre-
- - IN order 70 devote tire greater part Of bis
e ~ proposed school, he viii, FROM its commencement,
~ S MS practice 10 the Court Of Appeals at Lewisburg
IT, Wv FeieiaI and Circuit Superior Courts IN StaOntUr
MS session VIII begin The isi Of October. and coutn
" un 'hs Isl Of July following, without inerniss0n
except during I've terms ofbe Federal aud CirCsnt Snuerio
courts He tuition fee per sess7, will be seventv-fy
collars Persons tcsroUs Of becoming pupils will please
Communicate the fact 70 the subscriber by letter as soon 90
practicable; and prompt attention kill be riypu IN The fes
which they may think proper 10 make
Nay 9, I9St--~-5I cFfSCCT g. BALDWIN.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1831-02-24

There are 10 Massachusetts 70 persoas aver 100
years old. OF this aumbsE The olers, hte possan i
Aa1s ,IsPpaas g ealsd, who resides in NswbuyPoFt
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1831-02-24

lhe House Of Representatives were an the
iA'h exclusively occupied in the c"naidrra.
lon OF peiiti"Ds. Mr.. Edward Everett having
succeeded IN bringing an the Discussion OF
wn'CA ne gave notice On the presiding Moa.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1831-02-24

The general Assembly of Missouri passed
90 public acts. Among these were o divorces.
an act declaring assaults, batteries. ARRAYS,
riots, and unlawful assemblagrs not indictahIe
"tiencrs; and hn act reducing the TN. uniform
I'd militia musters to one in the year, that one
t" bc held in April.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1831-02-24

On Monday evening, while we were seated
in the post Office, Illuminating upon the nature
ofthat negative quality. phil"sophically term
ed cold. and calculating the chances which
we had for hearing from abroad during The
coming week, 10 stalked one of your six feet
swamp Jonathans, with what he called - Un-
Gle Sans work bag" on his back" Bless
my stars. Mr.. -" said the Postmaster.
" where are you from to-day :" " Where am
from ?-why. from Wooster. guess. and 10
darned to yr." "But you didn't come on
knot, MIR. -, through the snow. a distsnce
Of forty miles ?" Now that are is vs. nigh
like jackson postmaster as one b1ll calf is
like another. jest TO tell a man BE- lies bef.,re
ne says nothng-no horse coaid live in this a
ere snow. and ." ] said I'd come along foot:
and did. and dawn cog,e tail on ernd, Iike
n streak of chaIk-I don't Owe the Post Office
GenrraI n"lhia now, guess. for nat hringiRg
"f IL in after the time. as sou knows an Ha.
Misier!" On Tnesday msrning tho same man
started for Worcester again with the msil ON
his hack. aud with no team but slamk's mare.
which he drove one hrissrp the other. ear nc the
J~rksyS say :" tgRdsm. w. aspssskse Cksow.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-07

LONDON CITY, 3 o'clock. -phe accounts f.om
w'tp t'I =. that tho ships at Flushing had not
arrived as yet the above por, hut were dali, cx-
pcete', In TIA" Fore ~ Market Brazil Stock has
somewhat improved. DraZl Mining Shgr. have cot
up a."n - los To ~ per share: Spanisd '"dS
,owcr - 70 IL Consos are Guo'cp 83h.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-13
MINERAL SPRING FARM FOR SAFE

i ne Subscriber intending remove town, viii
e oher at public sale, the premises, on Monday,
me 2oth day ofJuy, the farm which hc resides near
tne Brook Turnpike miles from Richmond, containing
~ acres of Land; about So are i'm woods The balance
winch Is cleared and enclosed has 30 OF worry rich
low grounds, on the Brook Creek, which through
the farm The Upland is very level and of good quail
NY retains manure well, and is adapted TO corn, wheat,
oy suited TO herdsgrass is well ditclx6 and may be
Prohtably converted into u meadow to which purpose
part oil 1t is at present applied The improvements
convenient dwelling house. for large family, Office
near the house, frame smoke house, and kitchen
negro houses, with shnglcd roofs and brick chinies
IN oVerScers house, IN the farm yard, which contains
Wcil OF excellent water, and is enclosed with close
PiahK ence ana cedar posts, two large and
mont frame barns. with house for n wheat machine
,'t1ched 10 one OF them, carriage house and Of
with hay lofts and shelters, northumberland and
iglca' all IN good repair, and capable of stablng 30
horses and as many cattle excellent market garden
containing acres enclosed with cypress palin and
Jar posts, large and well constructed ice house. within
iCo yards OF the pond which, together with the produce
VI INC garden yields considerable income. Gentls
men waning summer retreat viii find this desirable
one or persons disposed accommodate families ,lu
ring the summer season, would doubtless find this ia
Voraoe situation for the purpose, from the salubry of
!he ar ana use OF the mineral spring. The situation
Is remarkably healthful which ten wears residence with
large family, has abundantly proved,
lhe title clear and unincunbered Terms made
known on the day of sale. Those inclined to purchase
are invited to view the premises
After the sale of the land shall dispose of such nc
groes as residence town will enable me to dispenso
with. Also the stock of horses mules cattle hoe
sheep waggons carte, wheat Ciine wheat fam and
farming utensils, blood mare, and splendid colt two
years Old, by Contention out of Tmoleon mare, &c
Application TO be made to Thomas TAYLOR, ESQ., who
VIII coaucl ule saIc to the subscriber, residing
the farm JACOB MORDECAL
spring farm, ItenrIco County, June dd-9ayvc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-13
no PROFESSORS CTaae5 YplgehofsI

= NE Visitors and Governors of William and Mary
College, having failed to attend the meeting cali
cd IN October and November last, for the purpose
filling the vacancy III the Mathematical Professorship
9ccasioncd by the resignation of Professor Campbell
Stewart the election to fill that vacancy will take
place at the regular annual meeting the lt Of July
next The emoluments of the situation in tho hands
of the late Professor varied from fifteen hundred to
two Thousand dollars. The Professors in this Institu-
ton have the entire disposal of third Of the year.
and at all times, every Of prosecuting literary
pursuits in which respect they possess advantages
superior to those which offered by any. other Uni
veTsity in the Union,
The letters and testimonials heretofore sent to the
Rector, which have not been, aud which s1ii be
otherwise directed previous 10 the 18th Of July will be
presented to the Board of Visitors. Those who have al
ready applied may if they think proper send additional
testimonials and all who desire the situation viii have
their wishes made known to the Board of Visitors and
Governors by directing their communications. most
paid,) to JOHN PAGE
Rector Of VIM. and Mary College.
WILLIAMSBURG, Va
Il The Editors Of the National InfoiIigcncer.
Washington; Courier S, Enquirer, New York r. s.
Gazette, Philadelphia and Charleston Courier, south
Carolina; will insert the above twice week. until the
goth Of June, and send their accounts to the Office Of
the Richmond Enquirer, for settlement.
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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-13
EDOCT658s gR7.8E1.1E.g.S5S
.INh-UEEpeElic 81 - stonnch PiIla.

81 ~ f''t '' ovt'' SIOHtuCG ftttSS
- iNFALLfBLE Gu ron rNDtGE. T!oN.
'ItL'" FiIs have b. highly approved Of by
X ito5c who have used h. ~ 10. O. q -....,
'9s., and arc prescribed oy several physicians o.,
h.heace 10 this and "iher cDrs J'lev aci as a
'"e'!Gi tonic neuisaz>g he gcd upon a. -t,n. ch,
yes strength 20 The deb H., I'd organs Of l,nrs.iCr
stores me appetite, rcnoy rausou &c he stomach
ana Intimately RECEIVERS the health Of The parient
10y 60 80 contain mercury u any FORM ror do they
ttD re stomach. as iuosl guTEasiyc medicines do
90 perora Inc office Of safe and mild puroariye and
ire not surpassed by any medicine. They IRE there
tore particularly calculated for family use. The pro
pI'ctof OF these pills "uso o. e ,Ho- mneG prac
iioners OF alnAloine 10 he Ualud States ana used
,nein successfully IN a.s pac,ca Cor many years
hey Gre not got IN uostfU:5 o dclude the
gre duous, bur IRE recommended on the basis of
'r1ih and experience. The proprietor deems it un--
necessary 10 publish any ceruGca'a as IS their own
nents alone t5cy acu and sill be- su,toned
For ale by r. II EUSTACE,
may or -Four doors aboVo a T. arn
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-13
DRYDEN & HUNT.
e|ske D G 70 a. 2aE YWSEOs.S
OF B8J,TThTDRF


ID RESPECTFULLY informs their friends and
AG the public, that they have selected from the
arrivals, very general assortment of Goods
'''able for gen,lemen's wear, which Ihev are pre-
JARED t" make dip 10 order in the neatest style and
on the most accommodating icrms-v:z: super cloth
coats, OF any colour, from 90 TO % Goars-Pan,s
and Vests on equally pleasing terms
And for the accommodation of such of my friends
as do not visit the city, they may expect to see ms
at Lancaster Courthouse, on the Goth day OF
June, at the sitting OF the Levy Court, where
shall! be prepared to exhibit card of putterns oi
general variety OF goods, from which gentlemen
may select and give orders} and to take measure.
Tor such as may fee! disposed favor US with thu
custom. Any article OF dress which may be order
I'd. shall meet with immediate attention, and for
wardcd on according to direction.
JOHN " HUNT,
OF the firm of Dryden s. Hun,
in fO-lawStC No s Shorpo = Pit; : =,