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We speak on good authority, when
we say in reply TO the Inquirer. tina,
Judge WILKINS will not decline being
a candidate for the Vice Presidency,
whatever may be the decision IF the
Baltimore Convention; but that he
will stand by the nomination of his
native State. PHILADELPHIA Sentinel.
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yIRGINIA ELEcrInNs

CseeH, q d. The kanawha Banner states,
that " the vote on the return Of the polls,
and before scrutiny, resulted in the election
OF Mr.. sPuriock, but that on the scrutiny of
the votes, Gen. Elisha McComas, was found
to be elected by one vote"
Grsysen, { d. Samuel NcCamant 462;
Lewis Hail J3G.
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NROM the residence Of Nr. Benisnin
III YsBvscter, on the 22d instant. q son.
WEL MARI, about is5 Lands high. veil
made. bind IN che left eye, blszs w shs
tsees tvO ~ three white feet. and i between
IS sud 10 yesFs obi. a lberai reward gill
be given, " said maFe be returned % AiF.
benismin Fanvacief OF % the subscriber
WILLIAM "a. GRIoGs.
May %. 1902.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-05-31

We have rcsd. With great intcrrst, Mr. Apaxs'
Rep~t, from the Committee Of Manufactures, on
the satjes, Of The Tariff. sad approve every sem
timeus and Myamcnt contained ia Il. Itoeeupies
eleven columns Of sn~ll type in the NATIONAL lo-
teliigeneer-whieh win prevent us from spread
ing IL before cur rrssl~rs. On such occasions, We
feel nost gyicvously the i,eonvenicnee Of bci.x
eeaiised 60 verkiy shert-unabie. - ne gene
rally are, 10 give ave fourth of the nssscr which
insnress 90 asd which might edify our patrons.
Bst' % u is-ve mpse sshait Figmies must
MOI sasy the sssssre and propositions Of Gissss.
Mr.. A. without yielding the protective priaei-
pss, assumes middle ground, and shows conelu-
s;veiy tho fallsey Of the reasoning which governs
the ,slfrss on both sidcs While he decms il i'm
portsss that the eem~ss offence should always be
provided for. he thinks the Tariff may, safeiy,
aaer the payment Of the psbiie debt, be much re-
duoed The committee. therefore, recommend
various notifications. not differing VERY naseri-
ally from those suggested by the Secretary Of the
Treasury, and although in conserving To report
the bill, every member Who asseuied to the mca-
sure wa conscious Of sacrificing someshisg, yea,
ia di'po-itioa Of eompromiss. ''the eomPittee
believes this TO be one Of those occasions upon
which aothi"g less than spirit embr.eisg the
veifHre a the whole nssioa en- determine that
which Is due 20 al lis parss"
The Rcpestis q splendid production, and must
add fresh hooors to It's siftcd author, whether
viewed as the suggestions Of patriotic soiieisuie
for the welfare Of his country, or as . mer. exer-
ton Of intellectual strength. Every line OF Il
s'ows With the light Of genius and the power Of
truth.
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A CARD.
.N.1TM.s.y.EEL .uYERS.

LIVER grateful for past favours, returns
Ia his sincere acknowledgements To- the
people OF Chariestown and its neixhborhood.
for the very liberal encouragement and
marked Kindness which has been extended
towards him for the last four or Eve years.
He takes pleasure In informing them, that
he has made permanent engagements with
several very good hands; and hopes, by his
great experience in, and unremitted atten-
ton TO, bis business, to merit q continuance
Of their favors.
N. B.-An apprentice aud journeypan
or two wanted
May IL, ls3a.-lt.
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DeijNQsseNfs.

IT Is necessary to remind delinquent stock
IL holders in the Smithfsld, Charies,own.
and HarPers-ferry Turnpike Company. that
the wants Of the company require Immediate
payment of their dues. The work cannot
progress without money, and serious injury
viii accrue To the road, by permitting ano-
Their winter TO como upon IL. while in an IN
finished state. II is hoped the unpleasant al
Tentative Of selling delinquent shares, will
not have to be again resorted TO.
By order:
II. KEYEs, Trsssurtr.
May l., 1872.
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A new work, "SwALisw BAns," something
In the character Of srvings Sketch Book, has
lately bcen Pabiished. We have seen some In
serr-iing extracts fromit, and hope our Library
Directors viii GRITTY the public with its early pc
ru.si. I'is said TO be from the pen cf Jomx r.
KrSsxsr, Esq Of Baltimore. The critics accord
e high praise, and shessh our mean, Of judging
have bern somewhat limited. we thisk ve may
aafeiy odd our humble testimony to lis merits.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-05-31

WILLIAM AIDURBOE q co.
- EsPECTFULI.Y inforn thrm frionds
- y and otstomcFs, that they now have q
eonPlete assortment Of NEW And sEA-
sONAbLE GOODS, which are " BE- cold
cheap for essh and " puactual customers.
Bolivar, sheBsndoah-st. arm &c
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some idrs Of the temper Of NE ,imes Al Wash
insson. may BE for~ed BY ressrrass to the reso,a-
,ioas ossrcd BY Mr.. cosdiss az Ns~ Jersey, in
. prceeding column.
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Library DeSissQssessss.

.VHE arrears due to the Charies,own r..
IL brary, must positively be paid. The
Directors have INDUCED. until forbesanee
has ceased to be virtue" The potent ener.
gies Of the Law must be invoked, unless i'm.
mediate attention be given to this call.
BY order Of the Board.
~. N GAILAHER,
LbrGTiGn e Treasurer.
May IL, 1852.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-05-31

Thu Cholera is making alarming progress in
France. Many Of the mob have taken up the
idea. that IL Is poison, "by authority, that is DC
vssts'ing the soa"sry, aid several murders have
been committed IN consequence. In no part Of
the world, has popular delusiOn produced greater
eHtrnrag.neies thsn In France. The people seem
TO be the creatures Of the mos. violen, impul.es
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-05-31

The Baltimore Convention having SETTLED
the question: q The Vice Presidency. We are
Soiaswhas surprised at The eoniunaey Of the
Barbour and wilkins men, In holding out
against the decision. Their claims TO re-
main in tAs Republican party, must be invos-
tisated.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-05-31

A wribsr IN the Norfolk Herald, signed
Roane," presents an electoral ticket for
lsHs c. cArHouS as President, and PHuLuP
?. BAEsorR as Vice President. lie has miss
ed figure In some Of his selectlons-for we
PeFsoaaiiy know some Of the gentlemen
named on his ticket 10 be "whole hog
Jackson and Van Buren, men.
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IA OuaeH---The Flying Duiehman has
beaten Black Maria and Jane Grey, ever ths
o''oA course. VINO caa now hesitate -
Van against the hsldi
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-05-31

Those RENTING fi05, viii be entitled 10 n
certificate fot package ct whole tickets.
yriy 4-CLGss 22-5% No. lottery, g drawn
bsllo.s-Highesi prize ~, sO0--iickets IS.
July IL Class 1850 Number lottery, 10
drawn bsilots-four Of 10. O0o-siekets as.
Address ANTHONY ~. SCHUYLER,
NtsS FORK. or Bahiaore, nd
who 70 regularly licensed by the States OF
New York and Maryland.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-05-31

MO. !, Baltimore lIERRiNGs, just re-
IW ceiycd and Tor sale, by
WM. n. RIDDLE & co.
Charleslown. May -. Ie12.
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nF the OycrseeFs Of the Poor pill be held
~ AZ Liitls's hotel, IN CharlsstoWn. on
Monday the 4fh day q June next Al PEP
sons Interested, viii accordingly attend
BY order - the Oversrsrs
May 81. fs32.
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N authority 81 a decree of the Circuit
10 superior Court ~ Law and Chancery
% the county Of jefferson, pronounced al
the last March ierm &c the said court, : will
sell 70 tlle highest bidder, for ready money,
o. .ssHday "a lsih asy II Js.s psYf.
ia front u The court-house IN Charleseo,vn.
SUNDAY WEoRoEs,
conveyed ~ trust by Thomas w. Davis, now
deed, 70 secure the pas ment 81 = certain
sum II money 90 Joseph W. Davis--or 40
many thereof a. viii ~ sufficient Ia paw the
balance nov due 10 the estate 81 said joseph
W. DAVIS, - set forth IN tho said decree
made Ia suit N Chancery, wherein che al
ininisirntoF q said Thomas W. Davis h com-
piainant end the executor Of said soseph W.
Davis b defendant
Jos. ". BROWN. D. 3.
J0r Riehd Buiisuss, ShG Il Jtg. 70. sad
Cesasu'r spFel'isdt ~ fss Court.
May - 49,
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-05-31

A Prblie meeting in Culpeper, at which
Judge PHLD presided, has appointed dele
gates TO the Charlottesville Convention, to
be bald on the 18th Of June. John s. PEN
dletOn, Edmund BrOadus, Henry shaekle-
ford, aDd William Hunt, were chosen. The
object Of this Convention, is to form an cleo
toral ticket pledged to support Andrew Jack
son as President, and Philip P. Barbour rs
Vice President. Mecklenburg has appointed
delegates, and meeting Is called in spott-
syaVania-
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-05-31

On Wednesday last, Mn. MAnv HAnaIs, wife
Of Mr.. James Harris. Of this county.
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Sprlag Goods!


HAS Fcreised a handsome assortment of
HI Umbrellas. PsrasOis, Riding asd Car
risgc whips. Als0. new supply ~ Milk and
Cream Crooks, Jars, Jugs and Fans.
Charisssov y, May ,, i53e.
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WALL PAPER.

which he viii hang At the shortest notice
Ills shop 10 always stocked with an sbun.
dance OF Chairs, Beds,eAds. &c. OF the best
Quality, and orders for any article in his bust
meas can be supplied promptly and eheaply.
LEONARD SADLER.
ChaTiestown. May -. 1882.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-05-31

Pile undersigned has received several
u splendid SOFAS. sgreAt variety Of curl
ed hair and moss MATTRESSES, and q beau
tifil assortment Of
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NOTICE.

The Rev. SePTiHus TUsrOn will preach
at Harpers-FeFry on Sunday the Sd OF June
next, at ii o'clock, A. ~; and at Elk Branch
At o'clock, ?. y. on the same day.
May II, 1872.
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Memorials are erowding in, from Peansy lvanis
sad New Jersey, against the prejes Of the secrc-
tary Of the Treasury for the modification Of the
Tariff
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oFFTUE ar nAxTrnroau.

nave established en- once 90 Baltimore,
hd.s for the sale Of tickets in al Lotteries
managed by AiessFs Yates & M'Iniyre, which
gill be under the direction If Mr.. DANIEl.
r. BARNARD. who for some years past has
been IN my employ in this city.
There are frequently brilliant lotteries
drawn IN other states, which are we'll worthy
the attention of sdVealuFers. the schemes
and drawings will be found in my paper. Ny
southern friends Wili nov be enabled to re-
eeive their tickets four days sooner than
from New York. The drawings will be far.
waFded from that city ~ usual. The postage
IN most cases gill be less than from n. York
bat when New York tickets ere wanted, IL
might be - veil, perhaps, 10 send orders
direct 10 the old lucky Court Of Fortune, IN
less there be not time. or the tickets required
sooser than they could be sent from that city.
Address ANTHONY ~. SCHUYLER,
baltimore, Nd, or New York.
bCFThe Maryland State Lottery will be
drawn ~ baltimore once every fortnight. A
elsss will be drawn on the 9th Of June, and
80 on IN succession every fourteenth day
Orders Tor kIssylasd, Virginia, Uaion Canal.
and Delaware tickets, will receive immediate
attention. " addressed 10
ANTHONY ~. SCHUYLER.
hay St-tiJuiy. baltimore, Md
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sA AEWCH - kBeeM
Lying IN Jefferson county, Va, adjoining the
land Of John Welch, formerly Jacob I'm
oenhowre's. near Smith6eld, containing ca
acres, limestone, well timbercd, and never
failing well Of limestons waters good
young orchard Of choice frIit--a good dwcI-
ling house, swO stories high, good kitchen,
and good barn.
JOiII UMBENHOwRE.
May u. Is39.-3t
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The following b the superintendent OF Reprr-
scntaii,es among the several States under the act
of Congrvss recently PASSED:
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Perhaps il may not be unacceptable to our juve-
nile friends. to remind them, th.s BY an act Of
ths iasi session Of the Legislature some Of the re
s,rsetioas TO uatrimony have been remove,L-
feang ladies. (orphAns.) Who have no guardians
have nov only to obtain the authority Of thei.
mothers TO procure license from the clerk. Ths
Legis'stnre eoasinded, aIuaost to man, thai mar.
riascs mSsf 50 On, 1.-THE plough should s,and sill
IAis news may save sOmehymcncalp pilgrimage
70 Maryland, and throw the fees into the pOekstr
of or own slcrUmen.
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We heve ssea several specimens Of truly Gle
ga BEAss Sa'rsps, east - the foaadry oT our
tovas'aaA, Me RAwEExA They are As"EOod
ssgoId" We ere sure thas iSsny good hOrsesaaa
viii taks leok at them, II win sar M A.s pr;d.
70 persAAse pair forthwith.
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PUBLIC sAxu.


WILL sell, At public sale, for cash, on tl.s
u premises, o. Saturday ne 23d # Jane nsrf
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May IL. 1852.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-01-19
WHOLE NO. "a.

lican nominations, which continue to come
in daily from all quarters, are of the most
gratifying character. The wavering
have been fixed, and the desponding en-
c"uraged by the unanimity and wisdom
which characterised the proceedings of
the convention. There is nothing to fear
If we are united and energetic; every
thing FIVE aro discordant and lukc-warm.
Victory will not throw herself into our
arms. She must be wooed and won by
a series OF concentrated, perseyering and
vigorous efforts Let us take this course,
and the DAYS of misIule ale numbered
Let Us take this course, and next year
will exhibit reform in the executive de-
partmeDt, the effects Of which will be i'll
stantly disclosed in the renewed prosperi-
ty of tie country, and the publication of
our national character IN the eyes of the
world. The "better days of the repub-
lie" will then dawn on us again.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-01-19

TO SPORTSMEN.

w 1 II l. "A vi. u " l.,
HAS FOR SALE AT i;js GROCERY AND VA
Rr:Ty STORE, ( Heat Of Gmdaer's
Wharf, Thomes-stt., )--ALMosr
EVERY ARTICLE, USUALLY
CALLED FOR IN TIE
SPORTING LINE,
--vIZ:--
nOUBl.E aud single barrelled guns; English
EI gun powder; cylinder do; Duponts + + and
FFF patent shot Of all sizes; percussion caps
plain and flutet; double and single shot belts; pa-
tent powder ilisss; iiints, wad-cuters, screw dri-
yers, bullet mculds, copper heads for rods patent
wormers, common do; brass tops for belts; char
gers for do; Genes; steel chargers; portable rods
for cleaning guns; game bags; cone wrenches, sc.
ALSO,---Sns and equipment for sporting, to
let by the day, week, or month"; on liberal terms
On hand as usual, a good assortment of
groceries, liquors, wines, teas, &c.---a variety of
goods in the clothing line, cheap for cash; also
few English warhes.
Any article called for which may not be on
hand can be furnished at the shortest notice, at
the Boston prizes; and guns of any quality or de-
scription, procund to order
iCJDFor sale one elegant double gun, wire
twist Damascus lnrres back action skeleton locks,
&C. Ga finished ardcle) price So 90; first rate
rifle, cost three yeII. ago, Sl5 90, will be sold for
$1,000.
AL O, one case of first rate pistols.
,UFD Cash pid for good second hand guns,
dec. Is.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-01-19
From the Boston Patriot Of Saturday.

LATER-By the ship George-Can-
ming, lthe loss of which on Absecomb
beach is mentioned in another coumn,)
Liverpool papers Of the 25th Nov. and
London papers of the Gath have been
received at this office. They contain
no important intelligence; and are, as
will be perceived, very little later than
those received by the Havre. The fol>
lowing particulars are the most interest
ing.
The London Herald discusses with
earncstness the probability that the pow
ers of Europe will disarm, and arrives at
the conclusion that, Notwithstanding the
reduction of Poland and the settlement
Of disputes between Holland and Bel
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-01-19
JOB SEIER MAN,

HAS just rceiyed per steamboat Benjamin
Il q Franklin a large assortment E.NGLISH,
FRENCH & .aNERIC.i.N DRY GOODS,
consisting in pan of
Blue, brown md mixed Broadcoths;
Red, green, white and yellow fannels;
Figured flanre for children's wear;
Merino clotls, ga wide, of various coors
Merino crcassians Of every shade and quality;
Common do. do do
Plains, plaid canblets, and bombazettS,
Superior brown Petersham and kerscys,
Silk and Valencia yestlng,
Black and c,lored wOrsted hose,
Ladies patent Nigonia hose, u superior article
for the approaching season;
White and colored lambs wool hose and half
shoe;
Poneees, gingham, calicos and furniture chintz;
Plain and figured Swiss, book and null muslin
Green worsted beragc and wells
Some very superior winter ribbons,
25 doz. ladies horseskn gloves-some little
damaged, to be sold cheap;
Mems colored Angola gloves,
Russia diaper andrcrash,
Black and assorted colored cambrics,
Clark's spool cotton, all numbers;
Mddleton's spool cotton, all colors;
Smchew silks, and gros tie Swiss;
Red and white Ihbet wool hdkis.
A and 6-4 bobbnet lace,
Extra super and common sattnetts,
Mems fine white wOrsted shirts,
7.S,9, 10, IL and l2-4 Rose blankets;
One case pelisse waddmg,
Together with large assortment OF .HiLLE
.NERY GOODS, sc. which have been care
fully selected the past week III Newly ork, y vii
be sold at a very small advance.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-01-19
FOR EIGN NEW S.
From the Boston Tribune.
LATE From EUROPE.


We have English and French dates by
the Havrc, to Nov. 23d.
The real Cholera, is now acknowledge
ed to prevail at Sunderland. 1t was re-
ported that 1t had appeared in the Laze-
retto OF Leghorn, at Janina, in Greece,
and in the kingdom Of Saxony, but the
loss is SAID not To be the Asatic. An A
mcrcan sloop of war at Port Mahon, has
the cholera, she arrived last from the
Black Sea, dead 81, sick H.
The Polish General Paz has arrived
in Paris.-Gcn. Dembinsk is shortly ex-
pocted.
The widow of tire late Lord Edward
Fitzgerald died recently in Paris. She
was the daughter of the Countess de Cen
lis.
The treaty between the Five Powers
and King Leopold was signed in London
Oh the 10Th of November, incorporating
the "a articles of that between Belgium
and Holland, with three additional eau
ses. Art. % places all the preceding ar
tlcIes under the guarantee of the Five
Powers. Art. 26 declares that there shall
be peace and amity between the King OF
the French, the Emperor of Austria, the
hlng OF Great Britain, the King of Prus-
STA, and the Emperor of Russia, on the
one part, and the King ofthe BeIgians OH
the other. Art. - prcscribes, that the
treaty shall be ratified, and the ratiic,
tions exchanged within two month ~
/ est
! ..rwo ships of;he line arSother Vessels
W"h me steamboat were preparing :"
Ffa"c..o transport 10000 men TO AL
) gers !" 'Teve the garrison. ,c
lhe Ame,' IN ship Othello set sail rom
!, liavre on the .Nd Nov. with % millions,
the sum due iron.Trance to the United
States.
Extract Of a letter l,m Lisbon, Nov.
E 5.--'Don Miguel has de"anded further
time for the payment of fle 600 offered
to, and accepted by America; COR the in
dcmnlty for the losses sustained by her
. shipping in consequence of the blockade
OF Terceira'
a. PoLAxD.-Thc Koenig gsburg Journal
. ofthe 7th lust contains the tolowlng-'A
4 body of Polish insurgents of about 6OO
men, under the command Of Prince Mrs
q XII, arc still wandering about Oh the lett
bank of the Nicmen. According to the
last accounts they were pursued by the
:, Russians in the woods. The Prince
:. wished to seek refuge in Prussia, but his
is men compelled him to continue the war
- fare, ,on pain of sing his life. This smal
90 corps has refused the amnesty Offered
=, them bv Gen. Ferskcn. Thus the war
m fare will be prolonged
r. The st. Petcrsburgh Gazette contains
m the sentence against Ensign Chlopickl
Vi nephew fthe Polish General ofthe same
- name, who has been convicted of acting
az Secretary to a revolutionary society a
h Warsaw, of having distributed violen
" publications exciting the inhabitants o
d Nolhynia to rebellion, and Of other act
m of treason. He is condemned by thu
i, Council of War to be degraded from hi
to rank as a noble, and to be sent to Siberl
4 to be employed in the public works.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-01-19
SCHOOL BOOKS
FOR SALE BY
IN MES HAMMOND.

.N0rembcr II, 1881.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-01-19
ACCOUNT BOOK
MANUFACTORY,
Stg,r Of the 1e9er,
No. %, MARKET Street.

DOOKS of every description for Merchants
u and Banks, made of the best materials ana
warranted to give entire satisfaction
Paper ruled to pattern, free from broken lines.
BooK-BINDING generally, executed AT shofs
notice, and moderate prices.
If anv recommendation Of the subscriber s
,,or, is wanted. it may be inferred from the fact
that more books of his manufacture have been
sold during the last eight years, than has been
made by any other person in this town, and that
his work is now used by more than hail the
Banks in Providence; and by great proportion
of the Banks in the vicinity
Stationers who do not make Their own BOOKS
will find this establishment to oiier BOOKS lot
quality and price equal to any IN the Cnloh.
Writing Books of u superior quality, constantly
on hand.
to- Orders are respectfully solicited
THOMAS DOYLE.
Povidence, r. l. June lO,ls3l. IL. l5-lyr.