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The Arkansas advocate., 1831-07-27
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Get. Desha's Cireuidr.-fn aDotha, umn will be found. Col, DEsHA,s firom,ss addressed to the Freemea of .ayfon.a. published for the express and only purnoss of repelling certain base and mo,;a;.. charges contained in the last Gazo,.s coined by Woodruff and others, for tb. purpose ofinjuring his election.
 We have learned (since onr paper =. prepared for the press, that Deshaos era mics, Tn this town, are camorinp ooaa deal about this Circular not beipe d;s,ss bated in town. A word in explanation os this matters-After the Gazette of ,.,. week appeared, and after tie greata, a... Tof our own impression had been worho, off, Col. Desha handed in a cireu,ar ,;, request that we would print 500 coni., in time to send of by the mailon the fol lowing day. to accompany and refnte ,Ia charges contained in the Gazette. Jb.. were accordingly printed and sent of bsq mali, with the exception of some 4( or s6 which were freely given to any aud evess person who called for them. Some E o,, 20 were circulated in Saline Townsbio on tie day af-er they were printed, and al. so few in Afr. Samson Gray's neicl,bor. hood, which fact, an itseLf, is sufficient to convince every person about here, that if was no secret matter, for, MT. Gray. f ba thought there was any intrigue, corrnn. tion, or Carter Beverly aaoat, he woula ride whole night to tell the news to bs friend Buck.
 This Circular was notintended to be dis. tribnted in town. Col Desha was of onin. ion that the publication of his Circular. i, to days paper, pronouncing certain state. ments made by Woodruff to be base and ! infamens, would be in time to do away any impression that might have beenmade up- on our citizens
 Woodruff and two or three of his worthy coadjutors, are making much noise about this matter, charging ii to be a secre. trans. action. Now if there had been any thns secret about it, we certainly would no, have distributed any of them in this coun. ty at all. If we had wished to keep the matter secret, how easy was it for us to have done SC, by sending ct abroad and. circulating none at home. II could net br possibility have been known here, fr t'oo 'oeehs, that any such circular was in ex- istence. Does the circulation of them about home, look like stcret traasacfiog But ii is too absurd almost to talk about.- If Desha's friends will suffer themselve, to be duped and imposed upon by their en- emles, after this fair expose of the matter. then be 1t so.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-07-27

Hyydrephobia.-Dr. Hamilton, altera laborious research, fixes the 10th day al.
 ter the infiction of the wound, as the earliest period at which the disease has appeared, and l9 months at the latest
 Between these periods the times oi at. tack are very various. Of i3I cases j 7 were seized before the Both day; 6s between the Both and 59th; g from 6O to 90 days; 5 from 90 to l20; and ii from , to l9 months. The Doctor af forwards mentions the case of boy bitten iii tie tee by a cat, on the I4th July, l797, in which the poison lay dor, mant until 18th November, 1860, pe. riod of three years and four monshs! Doctor Thatcher's work on Hydropho. bia contains a minute description oif SC. yeral cases, almost too horrible to read or think of-.N. Y. Jour. of Com.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-07-27

A London Correspondent of the New York Courier and Enquirer, states that tie MING oi ENGLAND ilas been cut by the Nobility in a manner, of which the people on this side of the atlan- tic can form no idea. 1t is added. ''that the King was never tayorite with the Nobility; his frank, blunt manner corresponding but httle with the polished and ultra refined tone in troduced into society by his late bro ther." Now we think the exchange has been good one. The late Klng was most expensive in his tastes up to the moment of his demise. His architectu- ral projects, as related to the royal resi- denee alone, cost the British nation thousands, we had almost said. millions of pounds.
 He had rather too much virtue for q period of economy. That lie was d nut iiihcieht patron of the Arts, none will deny. But taste for pictures and stat ures, and the luxurious embellishments oi Courts, which minister to the pleas ufes oi the imagination, form no equiy- oscnt for the denial of substantial popu- lar privileges. For people to be re- minded that their monarch is the best bred man in the world, and that he is tlte very mirror in which are cencentrat- ed and reflected the polished graces of court, was very we'll for the era that iust preceded the French revolution. But now, other qualities arein request. lrner tone of thinking and acting, if [hls should be even accompanied bs some biuntiiess Of manner, is called for from those kings who wish to be en. Lhroned in the affections of their s,,b. |ects, and not merely ambitious of tbf honors of courtly refinement. We. however, see no abatement, judging
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-07-27

sul has.deciared siis intention of quit ting the country on the 25th instant, and has made known 10 his ceuntrymer tilat after that period they need not look to him for protection. Business is eonse- quently at a stand, and ali sales of mer- ehandise suspended, because persons having property will notssell on cred it. In consequence of the anxiety of of the French to getaway their funds,
 the price of coffee has riseneto SIS, and
 Doubloons to S32, ,50.n
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-07-27

from the London papers, Of tl,ose -..., assemblages, since the accession oe 'o}ai ss.'a liam the Fourth, which hrin., . - lsl- the aristocracy of the British rosIra st,lleT crowds, ambition of external d;sn1a. nun In In outward pomp and eeremoni Y seems to be DO change, althonsh here CT present King should not nres;d Sdsh the Leyee with the grace of his lata a' a brother.--S0athern Patriot. o royal
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-07-27
Washington City, June 27

k. B. TANEY of Maryland, has at cepted the office of Attorney GeieEal of the United States. The rumor which we noticed few days ago, thus tura' out to be true; ard three-fifths of the neew U nit are now aseertained.
 We have not the pleasure of knowing Mir. TANfy personally. lie was a dis tinguished Federalist of the old school and bears an honorable characterindl vduaify and in his profession. Wedn cline to think that, altogether. the Pres ldent could not have made more un' exceptionable selection from among DIS political supporiers.-Jsaf. Eie!.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-07-27

"Wooden .Aiutmegs. .,'-In the House 2 q Representatives of Massachusetts, .' Friday, l7th instant, on ,aetiat oi f', Emmons, of Hinsdale, an erder passe,@ ',' requesting ftat every uaasher oi '.s , House give tie amona4s Of oiie, oa, = pay to their suffering bFethren o1 sas ettesille, N. c.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-07-27
"PoRT AU PRINCE. June II.

There has lately been d rupture be- tween the French Consul and this Gov ernment, the latter refusing 10 rafify the treaty agreed by the French Govern .nent' which would reduce the Hay- ue',s' II not fe q state of slavery, at least 10 tnat of eolonists. The French Con-
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-07-27

It is officially announced that Asnu. KY DICKENS has been commissioned as Acting Secretary of the Treasury 10 perform the duties of that Office oa, til successor to Mfr. iSGHAa shal make his appearance.-B.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-22

oy the Hon. Henry st. George Tucker, the follow
ing resolutions were offered by that gentleman, and
unanimously adopted:
LIST. Resolved as the opinion OF this meeting, That
!" Is eXpedlent to attempt the formation of compa
ny Tor the construction of rail road from Wnches-
ter towards Harpcrs Ferry.
"a Resolved, That in the establishment of such
company 1t will be expedicnt to receive aid from, any
source TINT can afford IT. end that when fair pros
PeGt OF success from private subscriptions appears it
VIII De proper to solicit assistance and charter from
the Legislative BODY
Sd. Resolved, That until it can bs ascertaifed
mat there is u reasonable prospect of procuring
duc proportion private subscriptions will be both
useless anu unwise To apply for charter, asSs-
lance from any other quarter.
an. teSoived, therefore, Tint John Baker, ia
cob Scnseney, John NJ. Bronze John Heiskell, Ma
than Parkins, Isaac Wood and David S. Danncr,
oe appointed to pu. i'll circulation subscription pa
Pers Tor stock i'll company for the construction
OF rail- road from Winchester towards Harpsrs
Ferry.
5th. Resolved, That Henry St George Tucker,
nenry w. Baker, John X Cooke, Surnl Brown,
Joshua l1upton DIR. John r. w. Dunbar, and Tho
mas a. 1idball, be appointed committee Ia cor
respond with the Baltimore and Ohio Bail road con,
pany, Tor the purpose of ascertaning whethor that
company will be wiling to subscribe for any portion
OF the stock IN the contemplated Ra road company:
una mat SAID committee be authorised 10 open cor
Responsiveness with such persons in any Of the neigh
bouring counties friendly the object OF this meet
ing as they shall deem proper.
ot" itesoNeu, Ihat John bruce, james O..
bryce, Lemuel Bent, Samuel n Davis, Richard
f. Byrd, DIR. Archibald S. Baldwin and Dr. Joseph
G Gray be appointed committee for the purpose ot'
preparing report presenting to the public and IN .
future meeting of those disposed to patron:-, th;a
o sush views Of the as may be-
advantages end oh; .c,;ons ~ ,hc soo ,
.th Resolved, That ure mcetina Of the tricnJ.
.S oe held ut this room on the first
nIsc !" E.pr, to rec i've the above report, and
CO..: -.os of the probable amount of private sub
scr .ptone
9th. Resolved, That this meeting do now adjourn.
10 meet again in this place The first Saturday, in
April ''' -
JOHN w. nAG..s, Chairman.
!osErn H. SnEnRAp,,, Secretary.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-22
JUDICIARY SYSTEM-

lhe Committee OF the Senate, VIC underst and
met yesterday morning on the judiciary Bill, and
agreed by n majority Of one, to eighteen Circuits
Win view OF appointing one Judge for each. Mr.
morgan read part OF substitute which he was pre-
PaIlng for the Ball. IN which it is proposed to simp-
ty the forms OF peadi:,g-abolish the distinctions
between the forms of actlous--make a uniform svs
tenn OF Plcadn. to apply to all cascs-intruduce the
trial by jury in all cases except certain accounts and
certain bills OF dscovery-and to Introduce parole
evidence in all cases i'll preference to Gapus,tons
Tho object, we understand is to get at the ,rntb or
every case in the frs; instance and 10 render iuz,c
to the parties at once.
In the Senate, Mr. Patteson proposed resolution
to instruct the Committee to the number Of Cir
cults ana Judges This resolution raised long
discussion. in which very wide ranr, was taken
oy several gentlemen MesSrs. Putteson, Mason
oade' Cooke, Bernard Winston McCarty Gibson,
ahd Oromgoolc, took part in the discussion Mr.
Edgnston moved an adjournment, and intimated that
he would, if occasion required it, give his reasons for
the number of Judges he preferred to Loy. The
Senate adjourned. The blank in the bill was moved
tn be filed with 20, 10, TO- and 10
IL The Albany Argus, the State OiIiciul of the
Secretary, has the following .rcmarks
The editor Of the o. s. TeleGrspn pro,oiscs g.
put hs readers full" II possession of ne nubc o,n;
on on the subject OF TIE correspondence" between
MI CALHOUN and gen. Jackson. VIII he do so,
VIII be copy from the ~ II Patriot Richmond In
qulrer, Hartford Times Ohio Monitor. Vermont
Patriot, N. Hampshire Spectator, Prsfcld Sun, New
Haven Gazette, &c. &c. the well known and tried
representatives ut the opinions of the Democracy cf
their respective states, and which have spoken in
terms Of The most decided d5Spproval ofthe course Of
Mr. Calhoun, d in v'ndCafiuD Of gen. Jackson2 Will
he copy the expressions OF the publc opinion from
this state, oil OF which far they proceed from re-
publican Journals land they hive Been by no means
Wlthhcid) are without exception, in accordance with
tho strong expressions alluded to of their democratic
friends III Maine, " Hampshire Vmgnin, Connect
Ichf' Vermont, y Jersey, Ohio, Rhode Island ond
Pennsylvania"
Docs moi the Editor Of the Aureus not knor.
we will not say the alsy, but the incorectness Of
TINS statement so far Virginia IS conccrncd3--
Docs nc not know, that the Enquirer, by which he
has been taught TO estimate the feelings of Virginia
has not spoken Sin terms Of decided disapproyal of
the course Of Mr. Calhoun, and in vindication Of
Gen. JaCkson?' Docs he not know that that paper
has cautiously confined itself to disapprobation of
MI Caihouns making the correspondence public,
without at all attempting to censurc Mr.. Calhoun,
or yrndicatc Gen. Jackson He knows this ncrfeciIv
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-22
2S6cNses oesU S9a1)60.

ul 1t will be observed that The whole day was
yesterday consumed in the lIonse of Delegates, on
the amendment which came from the Senate 10 the
Staunton Rail Road, striking out the 29ih section
OF the bill, or refusing TO grent the privilege of
extending the road westwardly from Staunton.-
Alter debate OF five hours. the amendment of the
senate was approved, by small major Y. The
extension was opposed principally the ground
that the road ii constructed, would infringe the
rights, ami impair the interests of tile James River
Improvements, and in the me event, that the coun-
try interested, would be drawn of from the support
OF measures, necessary to the success of the James
River Improvement!
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-22

erroneous nlo'ua'ion ON the subject of MIR S.,nar,
successor, called ior the remarks we made. We
take pleasure in saying farther that had that fac, 90
CURED to u.s. we never should have imagined for
moment, that Mr Green had supplied the materials
oil paragraph, like that in the Virginia Gazette.
10 THE Eprroas RICHMOND Wuro
. CuLPErER COURT HouSE. March II 1897
eenn,emen:-l was surprised to see in a late num-
oer Oh the Wing, an extract from the Warrenton q,
80 $50 accompanied by some remarks of your own
'"at seemed to me not inappropriate.
.r,:, very humble individual, of consequence,
Cet'ah'y' to the pubc-but the pubc.is of some con-
sequence TO me-and it would occasion me reorat e
an Impression should exist in any quarter that y,.,
!" amy manner voluntarily connected with that r,,hT
.'oo". am frequently in Warrenton but do MT
know the Editor of that pape-, and never had a
communication with him. nor ever gave an :s any
uoh o" Which that statement could have been ,naJ
Many OF my friends at this place. whom meet dill,
are s'' 'Sno'an' $50 Tar as am informed that was
put IN nomination to the President ONLY ,I,ra.
sons of all my friends who resided here hav p.t
mad from me an ntimaton that that appointment coniT
aitect me IN any manner, of whom one was the pen
ueman that prevailed with in the first instance tn
consent TO II: another, gentleman to whom he an
pheu Tor letter III my behalf & the third confden
a' friend, TO whom chose to communicate what in
'eresed myself The publication in the Fauouer No.
per- was not only unca;led for but $50 far from efv
calculated to excite nothing but disgust in liberal
us ~ iueeu II was made after the appointment of
MT burfoot was known-if before it NAV admit NJ
miider construction, and may have been merely dIn
ana Mistaken as i am well assured it was
AZ mat appointment have cherished no discontep+
much less uttered murmur. On the contrary
from what learn of MIR. Burfoots character an, e.
TO declare, that believe he will discharge the f,nc
tohs or ms Office with more credit TO himself and
more usefulness to the country, than l could have
DONE Respectfully, your obd't serv't.
49,, WILLIAM GREEN.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-22
Messrs. Peasants & abbo,t -
To THE EDlrons OF THE W.,c

Gentiemen:-In late number of your paner q,
extract offered from the Warrenton Gazette il,
which MIR Green's nameis mentioned, apparently no
having been candidate for the Office of u. States At
torney, in the astern district of Virginia
MIR. Green was not an applicant for the Office The
PRESIDENT had informed friend of that gentleman of
inc expected vacancy by Mr.. Stanard's resignation
ana 'hat friend, OF his own motion, without the knowl
edge OF Mr. Green, presented his name to tho Presi
den'' sustained by very strong recommendation from
plurality OF the Virginia De!ega in the House af
eu citlZens in the State The Office not given to
Mr. reen but that circumstance is far from satisfying
MS trends that he did not merit success or that his
yer solicited the appointment. Respectfully, YOUR
obd't ser'vt, $3.50
Cuipeper County, March 18th, 1881.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-22

PENNsTLvANTA.-We presume that the following
intelligence from the Pennsylvania Legislature will
give some surprise and more regret. We knew Mr.
Van Buren, had many obedient servants at Harris
burg bnt we did not imagine bis influence was sui
cient to procure the sanction Of snch princpl, As
that ioredsrributing the surplus revenue
RESOLUTIONS on THE Union
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-22

u 1; was with some surprise that VIC porused tho
TWO following communications, it never having oc-
Cured to US, that we had said any thing. which by
possibility, could be supposed personal In truth, it
did not occur to Us, that Mr. Green lived in The vi
entity Of the PAPER the Warrenson Gazette whose
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-22

~ meeting Of the citizens Of Winchester, conven.
ed al the TOWN. Hall Saturday The 5th day
Of March 1881, for the purpose Of taking into con.
sideTatlOn the cXpediency Of constructing rail road
from the town Of Winchester to ntersect the Balti
more and Ohio rail road at or near Harpers Ferry:
John w Page, Esq, was called to the chair. and
Joseph II. Sherrard appointed Secretary.
The object Of The meeting having been explained
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-19

s. M. & \. II. Janney

HAvE lately removed to the Warehouse formerly
j occupied by Lindsay, Hill y Co at the loot Of
King street, and offer for sale
Is hhds New Orleans Sugar.
40 bbs superior New Orleans molasses
81 bags Rio 2cofyee
$50 do ST Domingo
chests imperial tea
$50 sacks extra filled Liverpool salt
S half pipes Choice Old l.. p: Madeira
40 quarter casks Wine
40 cases, containing dozen each do do
do do Burgundy Mad do
do Sicily Madeira do
do Vidonia renerHe do
Is baskets Champaign
so boxes Malaga lemons
100 barrels No 3msckercl
100 kegs pure white lead
$50 do No do
barrels Boston mess beef
10 do Snl do
200 bolts Phouix Mill fax canvass
Cotton yarn, assorted d; carpet chain
Cotton seine twin cotton bats &c. &c.
dec z
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-19

~ JOSEPH HARRIS will continue the
Grocer, and Ship Chandler Business. at the cid stand
formerly occupied b, Chamberlain 4 harris, and sois
cts share of public patronage
nov 2s-..ef
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-19
Charles Bennett


HAS imported. by ship virgin,, arrived here, an
! 4 Herald, via Baltimore, and offers for sale
Cots 81 and 4 point blankets, large sizes
- Rose blankets, ga, 1914. II 4. II 4, 1874
few pairs best family snxets
Shoe thread in bales of 20 dozcn patent
colored and y Thread
Cambria musiins and mlties
Furniture dim,es and chintses, 81 eat variety
Siughams aud alicoes
Figured colorcd cotton corintcrpsnes, large sizes
Vestings, including silk velvets and Fioren,,nes
of very best quality
Gardeners docskin gloves
Superfne cloths and kersey meres
prime assortment OF Irish linens, 54 and 6,4
sheetings
S 4 and l0.4 table damask. long lawns
Russia and Scotch sheetings
- green floor cloth baise
Clark's best spool aud ball ,ewing cotton
English cheese, double Gloster and no tn Wilt
shire of6rs quality
From the North he has receiusd:
Best black italian lu,estings
Black silk hosiery, Italian sewing silks
" orsted and cotton hose in great variety
Swiss mu,lins. figured and plain
Merlno stufis, circsssians and hombazets
Black and drab fine cIth shawls
Superhne choppa romals
in la and English bandanna hdkfs
Black Italian cravats
Ticklenburgs, sackings and osnaburgs
A Gene al assortment Of Domestic Goods,
Consisting f sattncts, bedtcks, cotton osnaburgs,
Canton annels brown and beached sheetings, carpet
bindings, checks piaids, SC &c.
Pine and superi.ie mrrino shirts and hosiery; shad
and herring Bridport SEINE rWlNE; to be sold very
low to close consignment.
sept 1T
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-19
Hurr .Nitlstu,,e Manufactory

yIyHE subscriber, as before, has his shop in Alexan
i dria, on Comerce street, where he always has q
large suppl ri the best
BURR BLOCKS 8. BU[RRS Really Made,
of the very best quality, and warrants the workmanship
superior to any in the District of Columbia. He viii
sell his Burrs, after this date SIC pair less than any
other maker in the District. EOBT. GLENN.
Alexandria, june 28-6nos
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-19

SalMI. IL. Janney
Has in store, and offers for sale -
si h.if mines Old cOgnac Brandy
5 pipes old Holland gin
2 hhds Jamaica spirits
4 do New Orleans rum
40 barrels old whlskey
dec7
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-19
Dissolutirn e Co-partrer shiy

ItNHE Co partnership heretofore existing under the
firm OF chamberlain & Harris, is this day dissov.
ed, by mutual Consent, and those having claims will
present them. and those that indebted will make
mn liste pas ment wish the concern settled a.
soon as possible. Payment can he made to either OF
u.s. LINCOLN CHAMBERLAIN,
JOS. HARRIS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-19
Tavern for Rent.

Tavern for Rent.
;s.,.. The PUBLIC HOUSE at King George
.re<S Cou House woud be rented to good ten.
sFs an rome to FIVE ears. II 10 the only one
~. si at the place, is spacious and in good pair,
having attached to it grazing lots and stsbling for 20
or SO horses. The furniture in the house, which
is OF the requisite quality and abundance, would Do
sold to TIE tenant on very odating terms. Pos
session may be had 1s January, If desired.
Apply to Docior Is. johnson, King George c. Il.
Va. orto GEO. JOHNSON & Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-19

sugar CotSes. >, ine. &c.
SAMUEL MESSERSMITH
Has in Store, and offers for sale,
1870 10 8. c p; : :ss o,'s.".
2boxes Phadephia refined
$50 bags coffee, part prime green
chests ounG Tyson I 1Ea|,
ches, imperial dilute
Shalt chests Sin!p1 u
BOXES 2,,,,ouJ.r y Phe
} cases, con,'g Pin cans s'"p'"'eF quality
& S''f pipe. fine old p Nader,
14qrcssks HIVES.
90 BOXES, eacr cong from 10 : IL chiefly ofd.
hid 2qrc SKIS ri'ts or Burg'y rect fmp@.
do and , do Sercisl 'oas and
go & Or casks Mamsey ,ooranted
hhds 4 : tierces genuine Port Of fine qua.
10 hhds and bbls Lisbon My.
5qr casks Sicily MADEIRA
cases sparkling Champagne
2plpes cognsc brandy
10 bbis New England rum
90 bales Louisiana cotton
8 hhls James River tobacco
8 t boxes manufactured do
800 bags patent shot
l5oreams superfne No and letter paper
81 do poland cap do
so bun Hes binding and band DO boards
60boxes and half boxes Bakers nj Lapham's No
chocolate
100 pieces German Hessans
aug
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-19

George Iohnsom & Co.
gEAvE Just rece wed and for SALE
III 40 boxes plug tobacco
II to the pound
In Store
pipe, S hhd-, ~ qrs and &c eghths best Ma.
deira wine Of their own Importation, war.
ranted pure
50 quarter casks and nlian barrels, Msrsei!les
NJ ,deirs, ,f superior quality
9quarter casks Sicily Madeira 60
s bales spinning cotton, fer retailing
8c-sks CHI csc low to clo.e sales
25qr Dos IS superior real Havana segars
bales b own domestics Sd to a. wide
S barrela 49,: mt larnish
No. 3 nackelei in barrels and bslf barrels
IN room in front of b. ii office
FOUR FORTEPIANOS of fine tone,
and splendid workmanship nj OF which are offered %
pleasing terms
~. Uheaf purchased as usual