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MAYNARD s MOVES
INK Powder u hiQuid INK.

N1a18 the manufac urers Diet armIned tn furnish ".
4 American public with Ink Po,cder and fn6, winch
sould satisfy those who spply 1t to the most 'mPoi'
,n, uses in banks public Offices SCHOOLS, &c ana sue
ceedeJ most fully, as tae following testimonials VIII
show; ~, o,c, \
Boston. June Is. 1850.
Me,s,. Maynard q Noyes. ax.
C;entlemen Having used your ink about screen gears
have the pleasure inform you that 1t iuy as"ers
nv exnectations and from the appearance OF the re-
cords in nv office am sat cd thai it is superior 10
onv have ever used. IL flows well. aud gives beau
t,snl nermanent black. Yours respectfully,
~ HESRr 4LL!SE.
CuEsuIaE BANK. KEENE, l!
January l. 1851 )
Hessrs Maynard e Foyes =
Gentemen: Yours of Dec. u was duJ received: III
ren,v to which brief, state that hsve Used the INK
nuwder manufactured by you and no Other fnr more
Than ten wears last past think II nsk>s he teS' hs
7 ever used, and while the quality rernai"s pure
shall not think Of looking for any erk'nd- f''f'
respectfully, $3.50.
March 49, 1927.
Mesns Maynard u Noyss
Gentlemen: In answer TO your requestreSPecu"S ''s
ink that has been used in this office, state with PIE"
sure that your writing ink is much approved OF, and
recommend it as first rate article to every one vino
DESTROYS Of using coed black Vriting ms am gen
tlemen, ~ our most dent servant,
TYEoDoRus BAILEY, Postmaster.
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NNspepsla.

yu1ug subscriber continues to apply the newly disco
vrred remedy for Dyspepsia. which has made per-
feet cures Of hundreds in this and other places ms
price is moderate. Application to be made ~ MS
brug Store Fairfax street ,n,
ora general supply of fresh Drugs-medlcines &c
an hand and offered low they can be purchased
=, ,ysxsn,lris Cor c. IN the wsus' credit
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NOTICE.

- Having been for several years in posi-
sion ola concern in Mr.. NaruAx snKpfrnp's psd
for making and vending his ointment. known b,
nam of Nr ". JudItins' Patent >pseiGc Oininn
and said Nathan Shepherd having obtained new
ent thereon, and having Iikewsr renewed '
n. Shepherd the same interes, bed before, Z
deemed necessary that public notice be given ~
circumstance. Having devoted much time and q
d.rng the above period. in preparing and making d
Ointment and been instrumental in giving I,hs "a
raj character it has sustained, with whacyer nprr
ment, vi this time, il has received. present II
public attention As heretofore, the gchrnsne,
the Ointment may be known by the label around ID
ointment pot. thus:
(" Made and soLd ,Uh0heSaic anAreial mar Fr,dud
Md by { HerstOns. concerned an tie pattntngh
April IS. CHARLES Mr. ms
For sale by WILLIAM STABLER
june 8 druggist, fairfiI Nt.
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EnrtY Acres.

Vhe House sisrse and convenient, three rooms pas
sage sni piazza oeow with closets. kitchen and isun
dry all ,tnler roof; three rooms and passage up
stsrs; the whole establishments in good order there
"A stabi. AMI carriage garden IS very pro-
acsive ts paiedin sud the whole trsctweiI nelosed
There is "a 6:isacy of E-e.wood, and the wateris
uaconnOaly fine.
i1o:U qLso SCI FyDe Tracts 81 Land,
a!hc olny OF hampshire. containing 1874 scres'
que containing go, adjoining the lands formerly leo
t:iJ,;o's Christian stephens and Flakes. One con
tanning II acces, adjoining Monroe's, stsfforLs ana
Snton's surveys. one containing 309 acres, sdJoin'
mr. Jno Houses old survey, and the lands OF Brown,
west scu.cbSed md others and one tract contain
iDrl5 acres adjoining the lands of Monroe, Scutch-
field, Gilpin and others These andsare welltmber-
Ell AMI lie near the river.
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CERYYFHf2E

The following communication aLJrfs,eI,,,
prletnr oi Judsins Ointment. from tie Han ,'t
ha'errn, Member q! Congress. is highly ,r,,,'..
The gratutous manner in which il is MD, .-s'
feelings of no ordinary character towards ,r
manly: and Is certainly well deserving of n,.
tentiCn: T"'"' I
"4sH'SGToS, January q. Ist
SHIT has been my WISH Tor cou,;,ier,sI. -
to communicate to You the good eilec, with =, 4
have used the Ointment invented by a ", -
and which ! now understood is made and ~
agents appointed by yourself have gnnr,i |
Olntmen, during the last Iliree years 10 ever, 80.
of iu'nor and wound, without faim,e 10 prodr;...
in every instance. consider i, the NOS, J,,:I-,
efficient remedy IN all cases Of ulmor he ,Ia
whatit may; and have found nothing {, 60
wounds of any description It may b. ,,,.
add, that The cure Of tuulr called wl;e sr,r .
given over BY the most distinguished rL,s,,,,r..,
durable. and which they d .cidcd would. yi,lr,,..
tstion, prove fatal to the patient, was, under n,i
diste notice, effected by the use Of ludkr,' n-r.,
and the p.,Icn, is in fine health His limb ,i.,,,s,
the tumor being Restored 10 perfect Stale Of ,,,
ness. rlso that the leg oi An aged man Who'll,
wounded, and exhibited one drgadfull} p'rcr,J .,
face from the knee 10 the foot ami which ia, n,
than two years, had been considered incurablc v,o
fectually cured by the application cf Juikias d,
ment. mention these two cases, whichi,Hurle,,
immediate notice sud rlarag. III nj, as a declS,,
dencc Of the efficacy q this remedy in cases IA,
and ofulcers. have expe fenced SIS decidedly,
good effect vi this remedy in the cure of FelOnSi
If every species Of fresh wound. |, seems to me
any one who VII nbscr"e on the operation Of this 0
ment, must be satisfied as to its beneficial effect /
with the utmos, confidence recommend the Use Of
valuable remedy.
lam, sir, very respectfully,
JOHN TALIAFERR
10 Mr Iirn,rnNs pr,nri.lnrl
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Seneca Falls Tract " Mount Eagle
Re-. a FOR SALE
WILL .ainhisvalusbies ract oflsnd, called Seneea
4 FsI}s Tract, containing
100 Acres.

Isissitna.ed on the Potomac river abouttour miles
above tn. Great Falls The Chesapeake and ONO "a
nal is on the opposite side of the river dss,o. mar
mile-Itis bounded on side by the rotomac-'ne
other three sides straight lines, anu Ies az,
naetf form There is grst mill and saw m'ii on
shs land and mill seat with ABOUT IS feet fall on an
nnf,,ling stream This land is well Timbered. The
o,her improvements are few tenants houses, &c
Th;siaaa was Formerly the property OIL Af. Dsnie'
,,s.a,, who owned about ten thousand acres in the
county Of Loaloun adjoining, and who always consi'
Ithis land as the best of all his estates.
MOUNT EAGLE
fesgaa Is situated near Alexandria, cons
IS nands delightful view of the Potomac riv.
- er, the City of Washington, Alexandria, snd
~-stsssa.the Maryland shore-lscontains about
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Sugar, Coffee, Wine, &c

DAVID MARTIN.
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Wagons wanted

III Court House, by
act Eft
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tAaXSee0.

EAaXseed.
vv1uE highest market prce will he paid for one hun
dred ferces F,sxseed. or 700 bushels loose pre-
THOS VOWEL,
Lower end of Duke sheet, near Hooe's wharf.
oct7
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To Mr. CHtuLE' t'ERsroNs. Proprietor)
oflMdkins' Ointment, near Frede.
rCI.uWn Nd
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-17
1869 IS
From The Richmond Hhig. !

I. During Gen. Washnston's Administra-
ton of 8 years, there we're 9 removals-vlz: one
in 179s.three in l794-three in Ireland IN
'96, and one in 81. OF these one was defaul-
ter. =.
9. In President John Adams Administration
Of a Years. there were ten removals-fve in 1897
two in l79S-one in 1799-two IN 1900. One
of these was deiaslter.
S. In President Jefferson's of years, there
were s9-in 1902. GIN 1905, IL.
In President Madison's Of years, there were
fire removals, of which, three were defaulters.
5. In President Monroes's of 8 years, there
were nine removals. of these one was for deal
Ing in slaves, (Guinea,) two for failures, one
for insanity, one for misconduct, and one for
quarrels with foreign Government.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-17

In President John Quincy Adams there were
itpo removas-both for causes. ms a a
nistraion has been represented as despos'c' LIME
conquers prejudice. Mr.. Adams has re'Irea
from pubic life, and even Jacksonmen are no"
cool enough to judge fair w.
7. In President Jackson's ADMINISTRATOR;
and in the first year of it there have been s9o
remoyaIs-2sO principal officers, the remainder
Postmasters and subordinates. Several OF these
we revolutionary officers. and many OF them
republicans, friends of Jefferson and Madlsoi.'
who by conspicuous services had cameo cGhH
dence when Andrew the first was yet Ill len
nessee. :,
These facts are drawn from the public archives
and have not been, and cannot be contradlctea:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-17
THE CROPS AND THE WEATHER.

Judging from present appear ances, the next
crops Of Wheat and Corn, in Dorchester; will be
very meagre aud fall far short of average ones.
Of wheat, some did not vegetate, in consequence
of the wet state of the ground when sown, and
much was destroyed by the very cold and wet
weather of the winter and spring. and in some
quarters ,sras. now stands in its stead and might
be mistaken for it; besides large portion of
that which vegetated and withstood the vicissi.
tudes of the winter and spring, has been or will
be scathed and killed by the fly; and We have
heard intelligent farmers declare that they be-
ljevs the crop in the county will not be more
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than half an average one. Owing to The Ire
ouent rains and the quantity OF water on their
land, our farmers commenced planting corn late
this spring. and the copious showers and cold.
chilling weather Of last week. materially inter-
rupted the progress Of many. and caused serious
fears to be entertained for the grain which had
recently been deposited in the earth.
Cambridge, Md. Chron
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PUBLISHED DAILY BY
MUEL SNOW ID E n,

Daily Paper 80 per ann,n'-Co,ntry Paper So
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Uheai Crop.-We regret to hear. from various
sources, tina. the growing wheat crop wears We
~ unfavorable aspect in many sections Of the
County. Its old enemy, the fly, is said to DC
zealously at work, and possessing decided adj
vantage, caused by dryness and GOODNESS OF the
season.-Leesburg flashing toniae.
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We continue to give our readers notices OF the
prospects of the crops in the adjacent country,
from which they will be able to form their own
conclusions.
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All the contents of the 18th number of the
American Quarterly Review have been given to
the press. and the number will be issued at the
regular period. The titles of the several articles
are. College instruction and DISCIPLINE.
CROWS George the Fourth-S. HierOgly rhlc
System-4 Iron. S. Siamese T"ins-6. Eu-
rome and America-7 Webstep's Speeches and
Forensic Areuments-s. Poand-9. History of
Maryland-1O Peale's Notes on Italy.
-&NeS
The New York District Attorney will not, at
this term of the Court of Sessions, pray that uds-
ment be passed upon Edward Smith, for robbing
the City Bank; for at the next term, it is his in
tention to try the prisoner OF the remaining in
dictments. At the next term. also, Murray and
his wife will be tried for the same crime
As it was given in evidence on the trial of
Smith, that the City Bank had suffered a suit to
be brought for the recovery of the reward offered
by the Bank, it may be well to state, that there
were no less than five claimants Tor the said re-
ward, and the Bank being unable to decide be-
tween them, the amount was paid into the Court
of Chancery, by decree of that Court.
-IasS
The schooner Friendship, Captain Joseph c.
Hanes, was driven ashore nepr Beverly, Bridge on
the esth ult. The cargo, consisting Of about 500
barrels of Flour, was sold by the captain; but as
he was unable to prove his right to sell the same,
some of the purchasers refused to conclude their
bargains; after which Capt. II. absconded with
about 500 dollars. The vessel (says the Salem
Gazette, from which we gather these PARTICULARS
is in the hands of trustees.
-aNs>
George White was lately sentenced in Boston
to one days solitary confinement and hard labor
during his natural life. The Boston Transcript
SAYS: IS This man went first to the State Prison
from the Supreme Court in Taunton, in October,
1905, was whipped forty stripes under the an
Gent law, and sat upon the gallows with rope
about his neck for two hours. He has spent l9
years in the State Prison. was pardoned by the
Governor, but committed new offences. He is
now si1ty-nine years old.
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The Boston Patriot relates queer sto', .,,l
man who was lately convicted at the MuGnF (.
Court Of that City: as second convl n. ~ =
State Prison. The learned Judge del'',tfY u
him. as usual, lecture on the enormhy ;.,s
offences as the consequence of future eoo'''"
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PROSPECTUS OF
THE NATIONAL INTELLIGENCE
PUBLISHED N rug CITY OF WASHINGTON,
BIZ GILES e SEXTON.
rIlHE NATIONAL INTELLlGENCER is an Of

YUVHE NATIONAL INTELLiGENCER is an olds
tsblished Journal, at the seat of the General Gov
eminent. Ii publishes. originally, the Proceeding
and Debates uf Congress, and contains more regulr
full and accurate Report Of these Than any other pipe
in the Union; it contains, also, the Acts Of Congrss
and all the State Papers and Documents OF public q
terest, laid before, originating in that body. Thr
Recommendations. in addition to the variety Of o!hsl
information which is to be found in its columns, COIL
nected with the general interests of own coung
with literature aud science, and The affairs oflhe work.
al large together with the character ofairness Wild
the paper has always sustained make it useful and er
valuable tn all who feel interest in the concerns q
this or of other countries
The INrELLiogscEn is published daily and tr.zeti
ly TIE Daily paper is $40 year. or S6 for six mOs
The Country iSrELLIaEscrn is published tlreet mn|
q week, with the exception sometimes Of portions
the recess Of Congress. during which il is pubhdm|
twice week, at the price Of six dollars year, pa
able in advance, OF four dollars for six months.
Washington, mar Is
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Removal.
WILLIAM JACKSON.
lock, iScaie-beaa, and Smiths Bsl!ows liao

=
Lock, Seale.beam, and Smiths Bel!ows Man,
tacf,wer,
N ETURNS his sincere thanks to his friend, ,nas
Ii public for that support he hasrxperenc.d.;,.e.
his arrival in this place; and, at the time, ni,r
thei that lie has removed from King to Fs.x,,,...'
opposite Or. Stablers Apothecary Store, where b.;,
tends to make aud repair locks and keys Of eye A.,
.,ripton; slso scale beaNs of every size and cu,I.r
(co.umonest excepted) W. J. wishes 10 call The !;
tentior, of,hs public his beams in particular to NJ
vent the n from being imposed upon with uniustinnor
ed ones as he is able to prove that scarcely on.
twentyare just tina. are imported lie makes sm.p.
bellows OF every size, warranted nfryur to none Ola
ones re leathersd. Bells neatly hung; guns and pi,
tolls carefully repaired; watch makers vices rep,ir,,
and re cut scissors ,szcrs shears, and knives gronr
at the shor,es, notice; umbrellas and psrssos made and
neatly repaired; glass, china and earthenware nerde
by ccmenting, with OF without r.vetting.
N. h. Persons DESTROYS of mending their own WIZ.
can be accommodated with the above cement, with A.
rections for use, at 123 cents per stick. He make
real Japan backing, warranted no, TO iniure the le,
ther. The full value given for old umbrellas, And
parsols; old hrass, pewter, ead copper, iron, kew
&c. &c marl6-lm
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RemoYaA.

vu~up informs ms ",n,
,hs nhlic that he has removed ms c.r Les
next door to the Franklin House io'e s.rrv on the
below his old stand; where he coh'i""
Saddle Harness Z Trunk business
IN. I'LL IT'S TaRDUS BRAnunn r,S - his
He tenders his grateful ackno"'e" tS,onage he has
and the public ses leave to them
,h.t With the aid of the best workme", a"u Ill r..
nile supply Of the most choice nia.era's, II" r. nay
ahIe TO renler entire satisfaction 10 nus 81,
please to favor him with their BUSINESS
or personal application. .u,,;nve IN keen
lie bas on hand at this time, and wh continue ASJp
large assortment of the following arucies
and retail, on the most moderate terms;
Patent spring saddles
Mems saddles, Lest quality; stu, maps
Do do do PLAIN
Do do common do
Ladies' do best and common IL.
plated and steel bitted brides, OF various KINDS
plated and steel mounted msrtingaes
saddlebags Of the latest fashion, ana co"''"o"
Yejisses and carpet travelling bags
plated mounted carriage harness
e,,s, a and Japan Mounted gig harness 49,,
plated, brass, aud japanned.inounted carryai mar
Wagon, cart anil dray harness
Fire buckets and hslters
And also general assortmentof
ELEGANT Hurd Leather IrdreH'nS ITu""S
Aud great variety of
THE BEST GIG & RIDING WHIPS
Plated steel and brass spurs
plated steel and brass bride bits and stirr'l~s
saddletrees and buckskins, assorted
Buffalo skin saddle covers
Old saddles nesty c0vsred with hog, DUCK, ana ~
,kin and quilted at shortest notice
Old saddles, harness. and trunks Of all xmas rePa"
ed Mt the ,noretst notice.
sept so JAMES VANSANI.
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INCORRUPTIBL LIE
JOHN l.. afford, Surgeon Dentist,

JOHN l.. Afford, Surgeon Dentist,
TsNENDERS his professional services to the inhabit
4 ants of Washington City and the District. He
has taken Office at the corner OF Sixth street ane
Pennsylyania Avenue, above Mr. Webb's Lottery OF.
fee, and opposite Gadsby's Hotel, where he may be
ound at ali times ready to perform all operations on
the Teeth. He will fle plug, clean, and extract de-
cayed Teeth and remaining roots with care and safety
upon new and most approved plan, producing les
pain than the former method. lie will also set in ar
tical Teeth by the set single one, to resemble the
natural teeth Superior Dentrifice, for whitening the
teeth and healing the gums can be had at all times al
his Office.
The citizens Of Alexandra are informed that he Cal,
be found every Wednesday at Mr.. Newton's Hotel,
where he will be ready to attend to the duties OF his
profession.
Ladies waited at their dwellings,. if required The
Door attended gratis.
a,hinS ton, l83i-apr 10
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HAVE IN STORE ron SALE,

HAVE IN sTonE ron sALy,
Is chests Young Tyson Tea, SuJnatra cargo,
70 ha.fchettsS Of approved quality.
q chests extra quality do
60 smsliches Gunpowder and imperial do
20 I,hds ST. Croix sugars
10 bags Calcutta do
50 do Rio coffee
$50 do Sumatra pepper
shalt pipes Sicily Madeira Wine, tngham Ad
10 or casks other brands
8 9Th casks
Hsifpipcs and quartercasSs Rico Madeira do
Quarter casks MARGINS madeira do
SO baskets Devett's sparkling champagne
20 pipes I brandy, Seignetps and other
2halfpipesS brands
pipes superior Holland gin
Is hhds New Orleansrum
80 baskets Bordeaux salad oil
~ tons St. Petersburg hemp
200 coils cordage. assorted sizes
Is do MANILA do
6 bales Bridport shad and herring tSine
Bales of sewing and shop do
500 pieces choppas
Is bales brown sheetings
Russia, raven'san half duck
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-02

Ertrae from Lato Of the Cooperation relative TO asses'
nienfs. eTc.
&" The said assessors shall, Immediately after Their
appointment, prs=eed 20 value the houses and lots
within the limits ui tn, Corporation, and to demand
from the masters and mis- of every family lists of
all male tytlea1les belonging or residing in, their
respective flres: and also from every owner OF tax
able property list of such property: And fany mas
ter or mistress Of family any owner of,axab!e pro-
perry, shall neglect or refuse TO give in list ut all
male tytheshes belonging to, residing in. his or het
family, taxable property within five days after
the demaad made hereofby any assessor, the person
so offending shalt forfeit and pay one hundred dollars
and If any person whatsoever shall wfully. omit or
misre present, in the list given any tythesble
able property, shall, in any other manner, conceal
the same from the knowledge Of the assessors the per-
sons SO offending shall forfeit and pay double the
amount of the imposed such ythesble taxable
property Every merchant, shopkeeper, mechanic, OF
other person. having in his or her service or employ
ment any clerk, journeyman, apprentice, or assistant
shall render account OF the same in his or her list
of tythesbes and shall be accountable for the capita
ton tax hereby imposed in like manner, and under the
same penalties, if such clerk, journeyman appren.
tce or assistant, member of his or her family"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-02
SDlendiA Furniture.
CHARLES KOONES.

Cabinet, Chair and Sofa Maker, King. nf,td4
to the corner Of .4Jfred Street
HAS on hand, and constantly manufactures GEM.
Ill raj assortment of
FASHIONABLE CABINET FURNITURE
Which, for elegance and durability, deiics compe,t,
His stock, generally consists of
Grecian and plain sofas, cuuches and lounges
Mahogany and all kinds of drawing room chairs
Grecisn, winged aud single @ardrohes
Pedestal.end seboarls will! mari !e tops and n.cy,
Gothic and various other ditto
pier tables, with marble and mahogany tops
Pller and block dining, card aud breakfast tables
do claw do 10 do DO
Plain do do do do do
Centric or loo DO
French and vsrious other bureaus, with and ui,hct
mirrors
Ladiesdressing tables, with and without mirrors
ditto workstands and music stools
Ditto and gentemen's cabinet secretaries and buct
cases
Wristbands with marble and maLogan. tops
Richly carved and plain mahogany, bird eye, and Gu,
maple and common beadsteads
Cribs, cradles, candlestands, shaving do, ableieh
and every other article in the cabne, line.
LIKEWISE,
Mahogany. Of various kinds, steam sawed, curl ml
shaded veneers, copal vanish, ssckng bottoms, eOl
BEDS, MATTRESSES, SC.
The ABOVE articles will be disposed Of for eashor
punctual persons Oh the most Iiberslierms
A very extensive patronage from Washington ind.
ces me to say that will deliver furniture 10 any r.
chaser in that city free ofeXpcnce.
Turning e Carpi.g executed in the best narmu
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: Economy the s~est Road 10 WEAL1A'
Renovating and Coat Dressing.

>SNHE subscriber his thanks to his friends and
L the public for the liberal encouragement ne has
received and informs them that he still continues to
clean and dress Cloth Coats PantalooDs, &c ofa CO.
Iors on an entire new plan, and without injury to the
shane Of the collars &C Spots grease, &c. removed
and the original restored to che cloths and should
he fail in giving satisfaction charge will be made
The work can be left with Mr. j. w. Smith. at Mr s.
I,aac's Tailoring Establishment, King street, or with
the subscriber at Mr. Greens Chair Factory, opposite
Newton's Franklin House Hotel
Repairing attended to A. LAhMoNu.
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