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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-22

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law were cohp''eu WIN, S si - -; ~, .wne!hsE
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sell u'a' ~ ''e' ~ rI.ssburg U1sh;no,on;
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v.,ndo,st,nd III. Potomac frio,,s will -,
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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-22

vhe,hcr there is copy On file? Also, whet.e,
any assistant Post Master was appointed, and i
SO. whether, in that case, the acquisitions Of Ii.
law were complied with; and if so, .whethsy
there is any document Oil file, in proof of "a.
fact?-Nat. Journal.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-22

The United States Seaate.-There are now
forty. five members elected to the next Senate of
the U. States, and three vacancies. Of the forty
FIVE, twenty-six, if we include Mr.. Calhoun's
friends. are friendly to the Administration Of
General Jackson, and nineteen broadly and un-
qualifedly opposed to it. The vacancy in Ken
tucky will be filled. no doubt, by the appointment
of John ]. Crittenden, distinguished friend Of
Mr.. Clay, and the vacancy in Indiana will be
supplied by gentleman of similar political sem
ti,nents. For the scat in Louisiana, vacant by
the resignation of the present Secretary of State
there are two candidates. George A. Waggoman,
(Clay.) and Henry Charleton, Jackson, BROTH
er-in-l of Mr.. Livingston. The State Legisla
ture is So decidedly andJackson, that tits highly
improbable that the Jackson candidate can sue.
coed.
The Senate will then stand tUenty-sr for the
Administrations, and twenty-five againstit This
approximation of the strength OF the two political
parties places the balance of power in the hands Of
Mr.. Calhoun and his two personal and political
friends from South Carolina; and 1t would not be
surprizing if in their present state Of feeling. they
should exercise it to the great dissatisfaction Of
Gen. Jackson and his followers. Should Mr..
Calhoun openly take the field for the Presidency,
his friends will Of course be in the Opposition. not
only in the Senate. but in the House of Repre-.
sentatives; in which event the Jackson party will
find themselves in minority in both branches Of
the Legisature.-N r. Jour Com.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-22

UpasaT ree-At Baitenzorg we saw in the
Goyerners gardens small upas tree. It's FIVE
feethighs and as many years old. having straight
stem, Wjth few twigs and leaves upon them at
the top Ehe leaves are very rough. serrated at
the edge, and of deep green color 1t is from
the bark;oft Che roots. as we understand, that the
famous poisen is extracted, BY a process known
to the natives only; and kept by them as an in
valuable secret of mischievous knowledge. The
tree grows nowhere to perfection, except towards
the eastern extremity of the island, where it
sometimes attains the ight Of $50 feet. 1t is
unnecessary now to say, that its presence produc-,
es none of those blasting effects formerly and
fabulously attributed to it. We were permitted
to akesaway several leaves from .this plant,
which we plucked with our naked fingers with
impunity. From the footstalks a white milky
sap exuded
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-22

Nsw England Sale-1'be quantity of goods
offered at the approaching n. E. Soclety's
Sale. will be much greater than at the preced-
ing sale. About 5000 packages of dry goods are
entered. and the quantity Of shoes and boots vii!
probably be little short Of 1000 packages.
Boston Irn,scripf.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-27
.g0s'sh EsgesaEleaal, Estate

"a VIE Subscriber offers, at private sale also
-s- North Blcnhem Estate. 1.-THE lsBmer resi-
dence of tie late Col. James Monroc0 in the
County OF AIbemarle.-1'his i-statc, contains
nIne hundred and seven acres, by u recent sur
vey. and will be divided Gt desired into two
divisions, TO suit purchases, with at least one
| hundred aud nifty acres Of wood land, attached
20 each divis:on, and with improvements on each
Tie improvements on the Est are extensive
| aud valuable and the land wei ADAPTED 10 the
culture OF wheat, tobacco and corn end might
| ne improved to almost any extent by he clover
ana plaster system, to winch, it 10 admirably
addpteG-the soil Is of a rich red loan such as
distinguishes our best mountain lands and lies
wei! Tor CULTIVATION, and Its local advautaues Cf
c!ilEate, water, society, navigation, &c. leader
II INFERIOR TO no Estate, in the immediate neigh
Dourhood Of Charlottesville, and the UnyeIsIty
Should the above very valuable Estate, not be
previously disposed of, privately. and Of which
due notice wal be given, it will be offered, on
! The premises, at public sale. TO the highest bid
der, ON the 18TH day of December next, OF n
credit of one, tv o, and three years: satisfactory
security, and a deed i'll trust on the land. will be
| required, to secure the payments; and should
the above sale Of the land, be effected he crops
OF corn fodder, &c, with the stock Of all kinds
| together with the plantation utensils will be
sold, Gil a Credit OF twelve months on oil sums
or ten dollars and upwards, and under thai,
amount, cash I'm the el eni of selling this Es-
| Tate, TIE sale OF the other Estate, will not Iak he
| place, as IN the sale of the one, tie subscriber
can make such arrangements, Wall discharge
the amount required OH the ether, where he " III
remove to reside, on or before. the FIRST day OF
January next, when possession vii lie given.
| Persons disposed to purchase either the whole
or half the Estgte, viii d rect their letters t.
the subscriber, residing on the premises, or cgG
! visit him in person
EDWARD O. GOODWIN.
NORTH BLENnEIaI, Sept. 60, 1891
&C 4-2aW
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-27
For LIVERPOOL.

~ The fine coppered and regular
y Sg.HS> strad,ng ship TALLY-HO, Capt
tSlT. GRY K. FISHER ready 10 receive car
Se=%SGSsE~go this week, and having half of
it IN readiness, will load with quick despatch-
for f eight of the remainder, Ill tobacco, Aour, or
cotton, or passage in the cabin, Eer accommoda-
lions being spacious and ulforta5le-apply to
Mcssrs. J. S. Brander a. Co, Petersburg or to
JOHN g. WM. GiLLIAT.
Who offer for sale, landing from The Tally
Ho, from Liverpool,
1000 sacks Ashtons hest slowed, Large size, and
regularly filed Salt
81 crrtes Earthenware, packed, assorted to
SUIT town and country dealers
100 hampers superior Lancashire potatoes
80 casks brown stout and porter.
&C 2I-eC6t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-27
oct Ats

"a lRGlNlA;-At a superior court of chancery
holden ut tho former Capitol, liza the City Of
= lamsJurg, the 27,h January, 1850: Robert Chrlst
Peter Ladd u Company Ann Register, John II. 81 Jones
4. Christian, exr. Of WIN Douglass, decd and Fran
ces {. Clayton, p!'is. against judith e. Hill! Aun b
Hill all miaut by Jane, Cahalss her ga ass,ed
and VIM. Iyl-I, c%'r oi VIM. T. Hill, decd, dts
On motion o the i'lanuiis, by counsel, James Gaia
Mss, is assigned guardian to the infant defendant,
tend her III tins suit; a;d thereupon, the cause
this day, To Ice beard CA ihc b, aud eXhhis
lmi wds arsuea ty coIuc!. consideration whereof
tbs c"u't doth adse, order and decree ,ha the follow
accounts be taken b:OIe ct the commits of
this Court FIRST on account Of MILAN ryle,'s ,raus,c.
lions, as executor OF VIM. T.. Hill, deed: IN taking
which account the credit reformed tho county
C"ares CAY, copy OF which, is filed with the Gill
he take prma iacre true liable he surcharged aud
IalsiGed by the IFS. i'll taking which account, the Com
missioner IS directed 10 ascertain, what portion Of The
pesona estate oil the SAID Wan h. III I has been applied
To tue payment OF debts which bound his heirs: Second
an account nj the claims OF the pitts, and such other
of VIM T. Ill., as may EXHIBIT and prove their
demands before the Compassionate, the usual terms,
designating in said of said claims, as bind
the heirs of SAID VIM l.. HILL dccd Third, an account of
The probable annual value OF the real of said
VIM L. Hill, which his heirs hold 10y device or descent
Its situation and quantity: winch said several accounts
the Commissioned desired Ia examine, state settle
aud 10 the report, 18th any matters specially stated
deemed pertinent by himself, which may be required
by the parties, 10 be q stated
10Th SErruMnGR, 1881.
This cause camG on this day, to he further heard n
the papers formerly read and the report Of sale made by
h Marshal pursuant decree of the second day
FEBRUARY last and was argued by counsel comsdera
ton Whereof the court confirming the said report, doth
aGudse, order and decfee haj the DC established
between the parties: and the doth further ad;udIe,
order and decree, thai OF the Commissioners OF TINS
court take IN the usual MODE, any sUrner
demand, existing sssustie estate Of NIu Ill., deed
according TO The principles stated III the SAID decree, ii
being stiaated There ot!.er creditors no have
heretofore exhibited their claims the Go missioner
which account, the Commissioner is directed examine
state, ana settle, aad TO the court report, with any
rciaiy stated deemed pertnelt by himself or Which
may be required by the parties TO be 50 stated.
Copies 1este. JAMES CABANISS, C. c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-27
New zsaf.5i ware and Cutlery
STORH.

III he Sign Of the Golden Broad .4re,
On Main Street, second door below MIR. Jaque-
lin P. Taylor's, and directly opposite NJ essrs.
Lewis Webb s. Co.
FH9HE subscribers have formed a connection
x for prosecuting the above business under
the firm of Johnson & Sydner, and are now
opening very handsome, entirely new, and
well selected assor ment of
HARDWARE, CUTLERY & SADDLERY,
to which they invite the attention of their friends
and the public generally, as they determined
to sell on as good terms they can be purchased
in the city, either by wholesale or retail
THOS. II. JOHNSO \
sept IL JOHN S SYDNO
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-27
SAFETY Fs8ANMS-

He subscriber has rec, ived all assortment
OF S'ercograph Safety Blanks. consisting
oil Checks on the varins Is inks, B lis of Ex-
change, Negotiable Notes, This mode of print
ing has been substituted TO the cxamna ion OF
many of The lrSt artists in the country, who have
pronounced IT to be every way ads pied to secure
the object OF rs lngenious author. and is re-
commended by them TO banking institutions.
and the public generally. The chief excellence
OF this Invention con lists in the materials used
IN preparing the INK, which becomes decompos-
ed and dlsplac ID imn- a,ely on coming in con
tact with either of the acids, &c. which are
made use of by counterfeiters, in their too sue
eetstul attempts to change the denominations of
drafs, checks, &c To restore the lines thus
difeced is not IN the power of art; and hence.
any attempt to pass OF altered check &c
with the check lines multi .ted, will at once be
regarded as fraudulent. and must inevitably lead
20 4 knowledge of its true character and the de
tecil)n of the offender. For sale at the Book
store of z D. SASXaY
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-27
TalxodIe Rec! Estate for Sale.

' VIZ. subscriber offers, at privrtn saL,. his
- "d'Fen Estate, com aiming five hundred
a a,c eighty live acres OF the very best james
NV, anu una interior to no estate OF its size
-" '"e river as tar as his obSerl alton has en-
'enueu' About one third OF the estate is IN
WOODS, and the balance open land. The i'm
plo'emchtS consist OF a comfortable DWELLING
"0use' hilchen, smoke house, &c. besides n very
pr0'ous grahtry, several large double tobacco
oa'HS, criohs. negro quarters, &c Shonld the
! aoo.e'ery valuable estate not be sold privately
1cl",e 'he 4th day OF January next, (Wednes-
''yI w'ii OH that day be offered al public sale
s" .nC "ighest bidder, ont credit Ut one two
1 ann thren years. and as soon as the land Is dis
p"@'a Or. The stock OF all kinds plantation
utensils, &C. Will be sold, together with the
crops OF com, folder, oats &c On n c,c,l, or
twelve months Tor all sums If ten dollars and
upwards, unti"r that amount cash. Persons
wishing TO purchase, will be shewn the land bv
my "ah'ser Mr. Le%e'lyn, resdng on the es-
!a,e' or they can apply To the subscriber for any
Information which may he desired CONCERNING
me premises. The purchaser will be required
u give satisfactory security, with deed IN trust
On 'he 'anG, TO secure the parmeut, It tie
same 'i'ne ana place, will be n,!rd tor the cnsu-
'ns year. between twenty and thirty very yalu-
no'c youSs ne groes, belonging to the estate OF
Napoleon Is. Mleruder. The above sal, and
h'ring will be continued from day TO t.av Till the
whole is Completed
EDWARD o. GOODWIN.
N. u There viii he at least two hundred
ana fifty bqshel IS OF wheat sceG.d this fall Oh
The estate.
~ The Editors of the Enquirer and Whip
and Char ottesville Advocate will please nun
l'sh The above notIce twice week in their pa-
pers, III The day of sale, and forward their
accounts Gu that day to the subscriber for pay
nieht. f.. y. q.
oct 3-oawtds
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-27

A rules, taken IN the clerks office, oi the count,
IN court OF Prince Edward, the 5h day OF September
1881: koher Ta'pley, aud lane his wife, formerly Jane
Geers Jom Gers, and Mary Hawkins, pitts, against
htZeKIah Ellington, and Sally his wife, Thomas ioe-
man, PAMELA fioleman, William Il. lieeTs and Mack
ness GeerG. defts --iN CHANcERy.
The feiendauts Hezekah Ellipgton aud Sally, hi.
wife, Ibamgs Hoieman, Pamela Hoeman, an. Mack
%sss Gears m3' hTsj2g -:IsSc ;Iit.- ifIli2n:e tGG
gwen security according to of the General Assem-,
bly,, and the rules OF This court, and appear ng they
not inhabitants ol this State; 1t is entered at rules
aforesaid, aud accordingly ordered that The SAID defsn-
dan's, tiezekIah Enltnn, and Sally his wife, Thomas
tloleman, PAMELA H"lemaR, and Mackness Geers, do
appear here, the first day OF December rext
and answer the plaintiffs ball: aud that copy OF tins
order he fJTthwnh inserted in Of The public
newspapers printed III the city of Richmond, for
months successfully and also posted the front
the court house of This county.
10 Copy, Teste. 3. J. WORSHAM, c. C.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-27
EsHCEame2ND MILLS
FOR SALE.


7E7llE subscriber wishes 10 sell bis Mills in
e the city of Richmond. The MilI-huusc is
30 feet long and SO feet wide, four stories hiph
with SIX PAIR of Burr Ill Stones and ali
the machinery necessary fer manufacturing
Flour. The lot on which the mills are situa. ed,
contains about % acres of ground, on which
there are also a large Lumber house Cooper's
shop, and MiIlrr's house.
The constant aud ample supply of water from
the James River canal, on which the property
is situated, the convenience of receiving Wheat
from both boats and Wagons and the peculiar
advantages attending this kind of property III
the city of Richmond, i'll consequence of the
extraordinary demand for Richmond City Mil
Flour IN The South American markets, render
his one of the most eligible situations for man
mfuctuTing flour to be found in Virginia. Pos
session given on the LIST Of June next.
He also wishes to dispose of four Brick Tenc
NESTS on 9Th street, near the residence of Dr..
Watson, and five tcnelnents on Cary street.
In his absence the property will be shewn, and
terms made Known to any person wishing t.
purchase, by his son Richard Ii Cunningham
A liberal credit Yh be given.
ED. CUNNINGHAM
GoochlaEd Sept. ], S3i.
II The Baltimore Patriot will insert the above (so
far relates the Nl) twice week six times, aud
send then bill this Office for collection.
sep. 10 2awl2t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-27
E.gR I'D WIRE.

ID OBERT JOHNSTON q SON, at the
AZ sign Of the Cross Cut Saw, haze received
their usum supply of Hardware, Cutlery, Sad
dlcry, &c. &c. amongst which IRE, complete
sets of Blucksmrths', Carpenters and Shoe ida
kers' Tools, likewise Cabinet Makers Tools, and
mounting Of every description. They have also
very article necessary for house keeping.
Tenders Ardlrons, &hovel=, longs and Pokcrs,
Copper and lion Coal ScuttIrs. Plate Baskets.
Lanthe7ns, ivory. Ebony, Buffalo aud Buck
Handle Knives ana Forks, in sets. ct by the
dnzcn. Surveyors CcmpaSses aud lNyrupens,
Thernometsrs. Sp.i, Ltyais, Looking Glasses.
&c. &C,
Baltimore Window Glass, OF oil sizes, deliy
cred here. at factory prices. &C loco IT
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-27


$3.50 from tiae repeated and aat.ez
49, ing invitation given him, to
rup an accommodation four
horse coach from Charlottesville to Louisa Court
House. so as to intersect his present line, running
from Richmond to Orange Court House; by which
conncxion direct line of four horse Post Coach
es will be mahe to Richmond twice u week from
Charlottesville all ddy travelling. The distance
from Charlottesville to Richmond is about eighty
four miles by this line.
Leave Charlottesville Sundays and Wednesdays
at D o'clock, A. NJ, and arrive at Richmond on
Mondays and Thursdays, at O'clock, p. NJ.
Leave Richmond on Wednesdays and Sundays
at o'clock, A. NJ, and arrive at Charlottesville
on Mondays and Thursdays by
Stage fare through IS; intermediate distances
Z cents per mile. Baggage at the risk of
the owners. The public assured, that
none other than the best horses aad dri-
vers, of unquestionable capacity will be
permitted in his serYice--My stage Office nj this
time in Richmond. is kept at the Washington Hotel.
After the first day of October, my office will be
moyed t" the bell tavern. JOHN NJ. PRICE.
oc 8-19t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-27
aonch .RHGzh.il.g.

A MOS r. CATER e. GEORGE CARTER,
"a his broihcr,) having entered into Co-Part-
nerFi,p will clutirue fic above business under the
Firm of q. s. > r. Carter, at that extensive and
we'll KIN 5wn establishment, formerly owned by Oar
ter Mitclel s, Go. nearly oPPo~itc n. brakes Pa
gle tavern, in Broad st. Newark, N. j.; ana nav
INC endowed first rate workmcn at all the differ
ent branches. and procured the best Of materials
they intend to devote their time and talents TO the
construction Of all kinds Of COACHES md pleasure
Carriages, which may be ordered from any part OF
the u. States. Having established agencies at ~
Work PHILADELPHIA and all the principal cities and
towns of the Southern States, together with other
local advantages in their possession, they VIII b'
enabled to furnish work of good quality and or
as favorable terms IS any other establishment O.
! the kind, in this country. --n
| oe 3~-6n 9. d. a. X. CAM In
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-27
"A CAR I'D.

$4,000 Dollars tcorth of Dry Goods, at ana unaey
prime cost
W. Il ID. KYLE 81 CO. having determined
w to change their present business, will
this day commence selling their entire stock of dry
goods at and under prime cost. Within the last
tive weeks they have received fresh imported fall
goods to an amount exceeding 5000, which
with their former weekly supplies renders the as
sortinent very desirable. In order to make spec
dy close, they will offer such inducements to coun
try merchants, as cunnot fail to meet entire APP
probation.
26-t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-27
SACRED MUSIC,

TANR. ID. n. BLISS respectfully informs
lF.E the ladies and gentlemen Of Richmond
that he will open Singing School nc the
school room Of The first Presbyterian Church,
comQle cling on Ftiday evening. Oct. 28th
The school VIII receive complete course OF
iusirncii n. according TO the principles OF our
best uiusical writer's
Paricplar attention Will be paid TO distiDcf
and correct pronunciation in singing, according
to the principles Of elocurou.
Lsdi aud gentlemen G"sirous of learning
Vocal Music are requested 10 assemble at :
o'clnck.
Mr.. Lhss will give lrssons 80 select parties o.
ladies' and gentlemen. Terms will depend upau
'hc nuinucr Of scholars. oct 2l-CUf
Reference ran he bad 20
REV. WIN ]. ARMSTRONG,
CUNS HOLT, In.
JAS C.. CRANE.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-27
Economy an Dress, or 90 per cent saOed
ROBT. HUGHES,
TAILOR. &c.

Opposite he old Market, Main Street, Richmond,
DEGS leave respectfully TO return his
I'D sincere thanks TO the ladies and gentlemen
of Richmond, Manchester, and their vicinties,
for the very liberal encouragement he has met
with since his commencement III business, and
assures them that nrthlng shall be wanting on
hi, part TO merit continuance of their support.
r. II. soliclts a call from :he public gene
raIy, as they VIII find his prices full 20 per
cent lower than any other establishment i'll
Richmond whilst his cut and workmanship is
second tn none in the State.
K. IT. would a,o solicit "A call from the Mil
itory Gentlemen of the city and country, to
pxnm,De his style If making uniform coats.
r. Ii particularly solcts the attention of the
ladies' to an inspection Of his Riding Habits
beng something very superior.
Country merchants supplied oil the shortesi
notce-say II sult "a Clothes made complete il
ten hours. sept 27-eOl5t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-27

RI OTICE.-The Trustees of Washington
IN Henry Academy, in the County Of Hano-
yer, are anxious TO dispose OF their Lottery
privilege, to raise 81 o,OO0, granted them By the
last Virginia Legislature. See session acts,
page 277.) and will DO so on accommodating
terms. Application to be made ia person, or
through the Richmond Post Office, Ia
HENRY CURTIS.
Hanover. Oct. 10, 1881. &C 2O-Th6w
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-27
SWSMs, COHee, Sals, sc.

SWgss', Coffee, SAT-, sc.
ENHE subscriber has Oh hand, and offers TO
= sale, at low prices,
sc hhds cheap N. o. sugars
10 do prime ST. Creix do
300 bags Rio green coffee
80 do old Java do
40 hhds w l. and n. o. molasscs
1000 sacks lIyerpo filed salt
SO do grouad alum do
$50 casks cut nails
5000 los country iron and plough plates
90 chests imperial and gunpowder t-as
90 boxes and 10 bbls Puiladclphia sierch
40 bUls loaf and lump sugars
10 boxes do double refined do
10 kegs salt petrc
100 bhls Stark Armistead's Gin
rs do mackcrel, No. toe
80 casks genuine Malaga wine
10 do >. Madeira do
so boxes bunch ra,sns
bales soft shell almonds
90 boTes prime cheese
20 boxes soap
Az k"gs DIlis crackers
80 nests " oud boxes
IS doz leading lines aud bed cords
100 reaHis writing aud wrapping papeE
40 boxes window glass
80 do td{i0w and sperm candles
500 lbs country tanned soal leather
1910 lbs Virginia cotton yarns.
Also-Sperm and Turner's oil, indigo, mad
der, coppcras, alum, oIlsplce, PEPPER, ground
and race ginger, with variety OF other goods
Country merchants end d, alers will please
call and examine for themselves.
JOSHUA J. FRY,
Next door to Otis, Dunlop u Co.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-27
1HethertOm, Som 81 Turpin,
DRAPERS AND TAILORS

I'd RESPECTFULLY tender their thanks for the
q, past encouragement they have received
I'D take this opportunity % inform their friends
md the public generally, that in addition TO their
!ormer stock, they have received by the late ar
iyas from Philadelphia and New York, beau
ASSORTMENT If CLOTHS, CASSIMERES
- VESTINGS, all Of which they prepared
nake up to order, at the shortest notice, and
most fashionable manner. Also, 4 great
lcty of fancy articles, ultable for gentlemen :
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