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truly Fashionable and cheap
Stock OF Goods.

~ RON Itrto. sIfNaIs nom III No','
~ itlts, ei''trh hy one OF Ire nm
csn c, nid'nll} assure our fllr"ds ahh o''
lie taI We cannot ouly dispay iash.' ,,a
bur drc.dcaly ch, apr storh OF GOO" ,,,n
w. hHvt ever hsd aud IL Is our dr'' '''''' ,bs
10 Of goods al pricrs mai VII "'Au''
co. inued patronage 81 on, cnslom''s'
A lew piece, splendid Polonese Sdh'' emmy
NV style
Do Il. Ppnsenes for Ladies 6ioSN'
lmptr,al l,rk Satin, iur dresses
tn,' q"a'rt - TN Essant'nes
Dn | ali. LII. rugs aud Grr df N'P'
\ h.n pee, iA,hlruabl ~ H. io' b"""'"
) GoNp, st,nala new s',le Itibbens
do Il Belt do -.
\ barge assortment hands mr inter
Fig'd swiss Muslius richly WORKED ...,1
\ great varief, of BareXe. Lama, b''O
Merinu Shaw Is aud tnnct lidkIs'
Aerno Cloths, assorted colnrs
BomhaZeIts al every descrip ION. .s,b
The above have be purchased io' .n1
within the lat i weeks, AT reduced Pf'C'''
will be o1tred very low. .oro.
Rr,kEE, ROBlhSON
Nov. 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-27
AMe lISNcnDur5 Nl9.

\ Re NOW ready for he reception olls
g. lev crop OF Wheat. Our friends aid tue
fsnnr generally arr respectfully rcqnt'p1
10 SEE u tore disposine OF thtlr cfoI'i AZ We
ar disposed 10 make such offers as viii
satisfactory 10 tlrm,
johns c. +. LYNCH
2. 6. We are about II, cling Lnn'lN House
On main street uceI thu Un'on Hoie', oI Ut /"
CtptIun u WhtHt-N htch will obHiar nf W
canvtnlenLe aud sonotlmes difficulty olst'"'e
10 ne unll viii II,
june 81.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-27
Winter Caiices.

90 MN PIECES haud.oun " rn,,r Prirs
q ~ ~ hlcn ~ WI Sll h, thr rece VI
y at, y lut m",t hto'Iunndst ~ rr,tu,
M'kEE, ROBINSON y Co.
Y, In
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-06

Is eGssess GasD ISa bfo
Y'issss'ssJ0y E3Ue,,sns, .San. 8.
REPoRT OF TuE pRINCIpAI. ENcINErp

REPORT OF THE PRINCIPAL ENGINEER
we have devoted a large space of this DAYS pa
per to extracts from Mr.. Crozet's Report the most
interesting Document at this moment before the
iuniic. Under the heads "James River Improve
mcnt," clock and Dam" Grail Road, "Cont;,,
Gus CanaP' and "Conclusion," the Principal Enp
neer examines the relative eligibility of the yarons
modes of Improvement suggested for the central
route. The reader Interested on those great sub.
Jec's-and what reader is not?-will pcrusc the re-
port with deep attention. AT an early day, wo
shall continue our extracts, and lay before the Pub
lie the Chapter on the "Conncc,icn of the Eastern
and Western Waters"
Capt Crozet differs from Judge Wright, and pre-.
fcrs the Rail Road to the Continuous Cannf. nnf
we believe the Public mind is strongly tending I'M
the same direction. To compete with Baltimore
with any efficacy, the RaRoa seems to our un
enlightened apprehension, Indispensable. 70 ali
who have any experience of the rate of travelling;
on the Canal-who have any cognizance of the,
train of insupportable grievances which the Canal
inflicts on the population on it's mafgin-who ro-
fleet on the innumerable accidents which are per-
pctually occurring to prevent its navigation-tha
idea of preferring the Canal to the Rail. Road il
prspostcrods.
The Legislature have all tho lights which
SCIENCE can reflect upon the question of improving
James River, and the mode. We trust that at
length, something will be determined upon difni-
lively: that either the General Assembly will en-
bark the State in an improvement necessary for
her prosperity; according to all human calculation,
so rich IN its returns; that individual enterprise
may be allowed to accomplish what the Common
wealth shrinks from undertaking. One or tho 9TH
er, the Legislature will surely do, and do before
our enterprizing rivals at the North step in and
render it too late.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-06

IRON. Lynchburg we have descent Of feet IL
the mile with the heaviest loads, aud that Il
return Iade is light. and cannot. any how, re-
ceive any very sensible check from so iucon-
siderable dccvity.
This promised, it is well proved, that with
the Whan's Car under ordinary circumstances,
and with small wheels. only 80 inches in iinn.e
ter, one pound will draw $50 on level. II We
rate the horse at the strength of % pouncs
| traction, he will draw 25 gross on a level.
about as much as on a canal; and, having de-
scent To assist the heavy traffic, he will do much
more here.
With ordinary cars, having outside bearings
and chilled boxes, repeated experiments have
proved one pound capable of drawing 258
pounds with the same small wheels; contem-
plated Improvement will extend this to 800
p.nnds vel. On a descent of feet to
the mile, it will then be about 365 pounds, and
a horse of the above strength at a walk, will
draw abon, 2Cl tons eross.
In England, under favourable circumstances
the Winans car with wheels Of 8 feet diameter,
reduced friction TO even one in 500.
The cars with outside bearings and chilled
boxes, with wheels enlarged 10 feet diameter
nigh, probably give to pound the traction Of
500, down the valley of James river, and to
horse consequently % tons gross.
Now, the cost Of transport alton consists of
two distinct items, transportation proper and
tolls: Therefore, If horse can draw as mich
Z
expense ottransPortaticn be much greater than
on canal?
But, if, as may be expected, improvements in
cars carried farther, and horse can draw
more than a canal. why should transportation
on rail road not cost less?
| And if, notwithstanding our deficiency here
IN mechan:cal skill, we may have the good for
tune to secure the valuable services of those who
possess IT, can doubt the SUPERIOR a, re
CARDS transportation, OF those locomotive mn
chimes. possessing both strength and speed, ia
vouring alike trade and travelling, and the pow
err of which is obtained at a small cost from a
mineral abundant and cheap on the James
river.
As regards the safety of property, | do not
suppose 1t would require n great exercise of me
chancll skill tn shelter from storms and pto-
tect that which is of character to be- differed
by lock and Key, If there mach danger of
thus IN trair, moving with great velocity pra-
badly IN ono day or less under the direction of
responsible agent or engineer, from a safe de-
| pot, 20 It's destination
The advantages of this mode IF Improvement,
would therefore. be celebrity power md economy
OF Transportation; the facility of conveying trev-
olIers and the mail; multiplying Intercourse and
might add also, lime The saving of time ia
YOURS Industry and benefits commerce. Neither
frosrs, nor druugh,s. winds, rains or darkness
need interrupt lis use. lis disadvantages the oc-
casional division OF the low grounds. cost of fcuc-
ing. its not accommodating readily both sides of
James river, and lastly is cost; all of which
Disadvantages belong more or less to a canal
Its nee eSsary ext nsiun TO Richmond is an cbiec
ton peculiar TO il.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-06
The ESEcEaaaso9ael yVEsis,
TO OUR AnyERTIzING PATRONS.


We have determined TO reduce the price of An
nual Advertising from fHy TO forty dollars, paper
included. We are induced 10 do this in consc-
quence of the frcq;ont complaints of the exorbi-
fancy of the charge heretofore We had no hand
In establishing the rates. took them us we found
them, and so long rs the present inadequate price
OF subscription for the Daily Paper exists, the
charge for advertising must be proportionacly
high, to afford any remuneration to the publisher
we are fully aware, that in reducing the price OF
advertising at present, we cutting of all hope
OF profit, till change takes place i'll the price OF
subscription. There is not we believe, daily pa
Por OF the sizo of tho Wing, printed in the u.
States, under eight dollars year, except in this
city; and when state the fact, that the paper
alone on which print, costs more than one half
of the subscription price, it must at be seen,
that it cannot be published for the present price
with any profit.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-06
II The People of Patrick have had (, ]

u The People of Patrick have had large meet
ing on the subject of the Delinquent Land Law of
the last session, and have instructed their Delegate
Mr.. Adams, and their Senator Gen. Cabell, and
have requested Gen. Brodnux, and Mr.. Rives, of
Campbell, TO aid those gentlemen, in procuring
such remission of back taxes Justice may require,
and to prolong the time of redemption, in order
give the people ample opportunity TO investigate
the truo extent of their arrearages.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-06

u We Intended on Monday last, to publish Mr..
James Fishers address to us, which appeared in
that mornings Compiler, and directed, but by
mistake, it omitted. We now notice the fact
to acknowledge conviction of the correctness
of Mr. Fishers statement, regret at the error
committed by Ship News Reporter, and our.
hope, that such will in future occur.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-06

side. To double this distance at twice ii (tbc
proposed width of the boats) and allow foot
between them. and the whole amount ID feet.
will be about the least width should consider
practicable; so that 1T would be hardly worth
W ie to break the uniform width OF 80 feet
i once aJop'cd.
But will not fatigue you with details; will
only add n general conclusion, that the canals
| Pennsyvania, the cast of which is well
known; and still less, a work nearer To MS. tho
Ohio and Chesapeake canal. do not Justify SO
low an estimate, for SO large canal. The
Ohio and Chesapeake canal, 60 feet wide, feel
deep, WAS estimated for, with these dimensions
IN 1928, on the section of ~ 6G-lO0 II lies alrra
dy completed at about Se3,76O per mile, exclt-
sve of contingencies.
In 1880, when twc-thirtls of the work were
done and ore-thrd estimated to be done, the la
bulur summary of the work done aud 10 be done,
was already S32l7l per mile.
What were the reasons given for this excess:
Occasional enlargement of the intended dmcn-
sions; untoes quality of ground for excava-
tor; rise of the price of labor. &c &c.
This gear rl83I the work done and small
proportion to be done, is sw"lled "n the same
section To S3705S per ml,'
To which should be added,
forcontingencies incurred, 1910
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-06

ri OTICE.-The Directors of the Brooke Turn
Ia pike Company, lave declared dividend of 5
per cent. for the last six months, which will be paid
TO the Stockholders at the Compiling Room of r
G. Workman, on after tho 18th inst.
]. II. EuSTACE, Sec'rY.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-06
MIR. BERRIEN.

The letter of this gentleman will be read with an
interest corresponding with the general surprise
at his late supposed tergiversation He denies tho
charge with emphasis and Indignation.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-06

IL A meeting of the Stockholders, for eecting
Directors fer the present year, will be held the
10th inst, al Mr. Worthams Compiling ROOM
Punctual attendance is earnestly requested.
ian SGT ]. ii. EUSTACE, Secry.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-06

ri OTlCE.-Tne uad crsIgned is deslrous Of
VI adjusting the affairs Of his interstate rs
speedily as possible, and therefore requests al
persons indebted to his intcstote to make pay
ment, as he cannot delay the performance OF his
duties. He also takes this method Of notifying
al persons having claims against his intcsiaic,
on his Individual account, or as security for any
person or persons Whatever, to make known to
him all such Claims without delay. This notice
wi ] be plead in bar Of such claims as shall not
be made known within n reasOus be time.
RICHARD &. SMITH,
Admir- Of VIM. Cunningham, decd,
10 I7--law12t C Late Of Hanover county.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-06
BOOTS, SHOES. &c.

EOSEPH GILL respectfully informs his
~ friends and the public generally, that he
has REMOVED to Mrs. Purcell's Store, OPP
posite Hubbard d Gardner's, where he will
keep on hand n general assortment of
EBDOTS agJN.sD SHOES.
Of northern manufacture, Of good quality and
suited to the season, which he will offer for sale
at moderate prices.
He wi also be prepared to manufacture
the ABOVE named articles; he will keep good
w"rkmen. and use good materials, and he
pledges himself to use every effort TO give
satisfaction to those who may favor him with
their patronage.
Also, an assortment of TRUNKS, which
will be sold low. nov %
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-06

oil aro,her system, frop which farther developments
are I" he expected Such otemy opnnns aud such their
moi ives.
All Of which is respectfully submitted
g. CROZE1, Principal Engineer.
RIcnMoxD, 26ih December 1881.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-06
OHIO d KENTUCKY LANDS.

OHIO d. KENTUCKY LANDS.
"a VIE Subscriber offers his services to non-resi-
Ii dat proprietors of lands in the States of
Ohio and Kentucky, for the sale thereof, and pay
ment of the taxes. All letters addressed TO him at
Cincinnati, to John II. Price, Esq. of Richmond,
PAID, will be duly attended to. Ike refers those
to whom he may be unknown, TO
CmEF JUSTICE MARSHALL,
Chaplain JOHNSON,
CHARLES CoPLhND-and
SAM'L MYERS, Esqrs
JAMES SOUTHGAT ATE.
p S.-J. S. will also attend Attorney at Law
to salts in the Federal Courts at Columbus and
Frankfort. no 2-wGm
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-06
500
And thus the cost of the O
hio AID Chesapeake canal
$4,000 per mile

Is - lU,SUU per mile.
on the first section.
We are told, it is true, that So 900 per mile
is an nmpe estimate for the eastern section If
I26 miles above Harpers Ferry, which, with
reasonable contingencies, might be Sl3 600.
But preceding disappoln,ments invite rs 10 rea-
sonabe caution, and cannot adopt this favura-
Bile anticipation rs practical basis uaill it has
received the character OF fact by actual exc
cuiIon. The cost Of the first section, swel!ed
So much beyond the estimate, will serve to give
an idea of the cost Of wide canals.
Unless, therefore, the intended permanent and
excellent canal be mu;ated by temporary
na'erials and contracted works, no longer to
be good work. unless the wde canal be so
often and so materially reduced in width rs 10
become more properly narrow canal, floating
narrower BOATS, winch myself would not GER
anlv cili good management, it is gu tie impossi-
BILE TO make this canal so feet wide and feet
deep along James river, at IS or S2O,0 mile
as n maximum. And, therefore, should "a canal
be determined upon, would pref; of the
former size, 40 feet wide 81 feet deep, which can
pass boats as large desirable, and the depth o.
which allows Of fords instead of objectiona BILE
bridges: thereby also the present section nigh,
remain untouched.
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< emf Il. ERoJ \ - fafs#afe

...-- -. Il. .sa.. =. IsIl consider.
w. .I d.. br,a. IL, Ia IL min. ol Las llol,.
o"o' ',,,...,..,i ftr 81 pr. sa from, lla.
J" '''. Ian . apnf5 .ns.oa al..at III. result
'9' ....,5f.,, .a.. mn l.oa.is4aa tflt me-
'''" ..,.,.l..,f,I ~ lir., .lr...= and thai
's'..'s o.',Ijb.r.il5.sI. y. ials ..I..as t.,at
n'.. ,'3a' .,, /. l.Isrra m It .aaaa..g.. .
t'' - win assoaa. rasp.sl. IN laaa.,ll-
o''t, ,,,.o'. believed tas d.ssas. on Of this
"ol ,5. oa.golllae. aai -. dsr,as OF
-. .,.,4fs.t.oa. rs NoId be bit caleu,a-
60 mini q, tal 1t forsssr. h5w ul,'
n. mi. mn s.la r..lsllrr,I gr6 ma.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-27

Whru Their lutsu.stsur their passions urfr them
{ onward l. Is la maintain the independence al
G ae.=hheHs uBtt,us, thattb,y pnrcl out th,u Tt
ufau,s among themselves aud III, better Ia PIE
s#r1r perpetual poacr. that they march thcr armies
oHer H. lice al Eutopc. From pretended sohgl
utds lal #tepose al nations, they have denounced
die revolution Of Franc, asa urs,-th,y ha1,
era hrd the maag ii rcmams OF Poland. and wd.t
the abused ptrttnrr ol humanity and necessity
they plaltthelr d.soa,t,ng feet on every soil tlat
beus a Germ of liberty Spr tins is a dangerous
rule Of action and vii, be Glolto cur peace when.
ever 1t shaIl he attempted Self preservation Is the
Inv oi nature, AMI rrasc,UNc measures are sumo
nlne. necessary Huth, danger must not br aut.
efatr1=r must not bu doubtful Unjust be urgent
imminent inevitable
Tin sentcm,u from Bahdry has warnedus,
emphanoaIly, that the Wr,l is Gm and uutlod IN
aAof Of emancipation S,r do not presume IL
peak tie sentiments of that people There lsa
5fnall portion Of them TO whom lately bore an
uunata political relation, and To whom shall ever
be bound by tin strongest Tie, of gratitude and al
teton In hbefdopmIous oh,ady expressed
.iy on Of thu Representatives ou Tins floor, Is Ia
IsAart accordance " ala the icylmE,I should hu,
aselhsd tu bIs constituents ON such subject llua
Is Ia M. cheering au,my, and shoult not Ia
surprised. II tn gentleman from b, should even.
tndly find himself unsupported III the glouud thai
ht has assumed | ac we'll assured that lie Will
be aIonr as 10 the reasons which govern his course
The Wet may vote RECOMMENDATION, butnot be
ealpse thpy CONSIDER slaves as not property. OF US
Imeperly held al the pleasure olthc Legislature.
lhelate Convention, and the events that led tot.
AT, tlesh N the recollection of ALL tb. nov,
m1terolhstory that the strong argument urged by
Tire Lit, against that measure was, that It endan#
#aHlHti tire security I'll slave Dluplitl. The West
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-27

Conference.-The Philadelphia Gazette Of
Thursday afternoon says-Just us the southern
mail was leaving tins city for the North, tIus
morning the mail bag was discovered to be on
fire. Itwa, Immediately opened fears being enter
tanned tbal some hot political papers of opposite
opinions had gottogethrr and wore consuming each
other up, somewhat after the manner of the X H.
kenny cats Several packages were burning, and
one quite in blaze. It's supposed to have arisen
from unc1tlngul,hed scaling WAX perhaps
tromsPonaneoas combustion. Conjecture rs to any
other euuse are, To use the ordinary prlanco
shrouded IN mystery
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-27

4 8rn Enterpzisf.--lt Is in contemplation to
erect new Hotel and Boarding House in lha-
delph.a IN a scale more magnificent and more eN-
tcn,lgc hun any thln5 Of the Nnd at pr sent IS
tahshed.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-06
Or. RELIES
&nt,nicA OrOps.

zSo,. os,he = $, FL ,ciols compounds in the Ma
,ris tic. f,r he IF that class OF nvesets'e
,;...s ,i,ced by an impure state ofthe blood and
,i,ia,e h.h, If body, and usua''y exhibr'ns them
O. YES in the forms ,f scrofula salt rhen NJ ieprnsy' OF
An,h,n,', FIRE fever teven when the bones are
AFT c,ed, white sweings Ct applied with Dr. I|ooS
E,m,nt fnu, an obstinate ulcers, sore legs 'nu eyes
Sc I'd head in children. scurvy and scorbnic gou! p m
MED rcarhuucle faces fostering eruptions ana
real ,ants throughout, the BODY. IN which last case the
Drop often Gu e when mercury fails They ere also
th best srrtns and autunesl phsslc, To pufiv ana
d aase the system from humours which frequently ap
oe,r at these seasons IF the year They also AID the
process ofdiges,ion and by purifying the blood pre-
vent the secretion of malignant humours on the iang
The proprietor confidently relies upon the vss' mum
Ser OF cures effected by these Drops not only IN nos
;on and its vicinity. but throughout the Union. 10, u.
Best proof of their excellence as an unfn,hs a',
s;,,a r,e;ne. in all the cases above specified THIS
article has recently been by VS. r
81 the 6-.t reSoectsbili,y who had witnessed Tvs sur
.. e .,cy 0s entitled in his OPINION TO tase TIE
Z dofeN he ppular articles ka0,on for tie asore com
Di,as: aa ,nd,sd j: is fast gaining tins Po' III pup
Sc ,s,irnst,on throughout the country.
Pic. q, q Bottle, or Sir Beetles for -.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-06
cNring NnNNs.

wharf rs BENNErr hss received and ar, ,
u sale. a general assortment of
GOODS ADAPTED TO THE SE?y0s
The following are part,
Superfne c!o,!Isand kers ymsrcs Of Isl or,s,,
, Mcrno md Vigonia kcrsryme'es
Book, cam )ric, Isconet aud null maslisl
60 aud iiniiies
Calicos and gInghams of frsl quslity
A general assor; 'nent ntcOttnn aud six hoy,~
A. and India nanscens
Very best Mationi black Italian lus,rinr
Bandanna and lag hindkercluefs
London drilings
Ripka's best cotton an3 Rouen kerseymege.
summer wear
Checks and stripes; co!ored csmbrcs
lIemming's Is, Quality needles. imported t;,,
and warrsntet genuine
Gentlemen's English doeskin gloves
Clsrk's & Ch.pp's best sewing Cotton, in .pg
and balls
4,4t. and ID pins
Letter paper af various qualities, firm the p,,i,
vine FACTORY
Fnoscap and common post paper
Ga 81 irish. Scu'ch and Russia shee,irg:
A variety ofdapers; IRISH linens ardls
cklenhurgsa and hur'aps
Cotton burlaps, ver, stout
Shoe thread, seine t@ine, &C SC. sri.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-06

ygSHE subscribers feel pleasure N announcing to
{ IA public that they have in their possess'on'
and Tor sale ct her \Doth"cAres shop h'ng srec''
,lx.nlris a TRIED AMI INvALU ABE remedy
for tie b3ve u,n.l distressing, and too often ta'Ai
lseese As safe anl convenient hydrsgogue' Is
fleets IRE almost immediate, dischars'ng the water
fran the system ,n,ous, =, an aterativ' II restores
HE equal action Of the vessels, and establishes 'Ee
tones Of tac system, and thereby secures the patent
from, . recurrence of attacks. The Undersigned feel
ent that in AL cases the scssc is not caus-
ed b, ectua, disor g9niz ,tion the cure will be SURE
rhe conf tcncc with which The Anti hydrophIc pus
ATE recommend Il, Is founded on experience IN cases
,r. u ,r,d and upon the fact Of their beng the re
suit Of genius founded upon science, aud not OF elm
;ircism A.
Twen,, four pills, in mos, csscs effect cure. aP
pi,cs,ons from distance must be post PAID hp?n'
csnts will pc furnished with the medicine AZ nVe oo'
lars box, On heir forwarding the money ana paying
the expense Gifts conveyance. ~
~ 15-eu;f WILLIAM LANpIIIER 9 CO.
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painful comploinf Without going 'n.o Co.. the
dee ms Il uouehto say that he has IN his
ms. mod,"bte testimonials that it has more eomPiele
ansperea purpose,r ohis il wasinfe"aea' f"0' aug
other popular hediei"s. =, .,nrca,ion
This remedy is perfectly innocen! IN us re
sc-;n,;on ~ the eonpIant, &c. ACCOMPANYING eaen
prcs~. viii CHI consists of two boxes, 0nteni az" ",
Elest.qry Price, 81 for the whole or So GEMS "
one vfrhe articles is wanted ne o,,sid.
- None are genuins ",,s': ' gyDDER, Immediate
~ RE Int Dr. " Conway For sale a, MS
Counting Room, over No 90 Court street near So",
cor, Hall B,s,on, and also n, his SPECIAL appointment
S Ser' '''''' "'' WM. SrABLER,
f,i-fir Street, .lerahdria.