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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-06
THE r1lOIER A

The New Orleans papers Of The 9Th state, that
the Cholera was nba mr. Ia tint Ciy. The mum
Der Of MT rncns from ,hc commencement oi the ep
denic Oh tho 2sth October 10 the llh November
inclusive is 1868 On the 9Th November they IA
mounted 70 lG3 On the subsequent days they
were respectively reduced TO = --i7-3e -bs land
=,
DR.. Nel'arlane had replied TO the statement Of
the Committee rs to the Improper manner N which
the nl,ad Sta,cs Marine Hospital undo, his charge
had bctu conducted Seventeen eofpses were
burnsd at this hospital, on the evening OF the 1th
nsl.-they BEN. IN state Of decomposition, and II
was found impossible to dsposc o. them IN any 9th
er manner" D.. MtF states ,hut he was himself
afflicted with the disease aud that his life WINS Ia
imminent d,neci--t that during this time tho Hos
pi,al was under the charge OF gentleman who per
formed the duties efficiently -ihai on his recovery
hs was unable, from the pane which prevailed, 10
obtain necessary assistance TO attend upon the sick
although the most oxtrnvagant compensation was
offered fr thor services that cofns cpuld not be
procured for the dond 10 DIVE them 10 the
Csmetrii shat an Arrangement liad been f nj
y made for their inlcrment which was slowly in
progress nj the time of the examination II az
mol his duty to inter then--apd TINT The report
M ado was induccdbv individuals who we're person
ally hnstle TO hind Under these circumstances he
holds himself gu'ltIess ofsny improper conduct, and
tn prove the impossIbillty Of coniendng against all
these dlVclucs, lac states The extraordinary fact
that the Secretary Of State with all the appliances
If wealth, friends and popularity, lay scvcrh days
anburied N his Own house, until the two beLcy
olent individuals WHO were ontrcacd toperiorm
that duty could hardly endure the presidential efN
VIA nj ms d4composIns remains; when il il
,ececctcu thai hundreds lay unburicd many
idys in the ecmc,eres. with oil the finance Of
this wealthy city, and all the exettions Of the
Mayor and Corporation tn facilitate their inter
menr, can 1t he chnreNd crime 10 . single un-
assisted individual that asIml.ar catastrophe should
have occurred with hun, md he tailoring at the same
tlnc under the influence Of disease which was
hurrylhg thousands 10 an unimely grave No ii
cannot be common humanity maynani
m'y-common mercy, forbid H.
We extract the following table from Mr. Tan
nor's new work On tho Cholera Il ntforlsa com
para,ye view Of tae mortality Of the postlcnce NJ
ench Of the principal c,lss IN the United States and
Canada. The frs, column shows tho tlmo Of the
commemorative second Ia, number of cases
the third, the numhcy Of dca,hs--and the last, its
Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-06
A s JOHNSTON,
Aid ~ Camp aai Aotiay Assistap, Adj. O.

Mr. PolSssrr, in his lstc eloquent speech al
Charleston feia.es the following anecloe. Il is Il
good instance Of The feelings with which absent
A ne~,sans regard their native land Who cou,
lusst ut Parls or London Of being citizen not Of
the Ualed States, bu, Of Pennsylvania, OF Virs-
mn, OF South Carolina 7 Nat lat.
Wherever hay. been iseys Mr. fonsel1 !
have fel, proud of being citizen oftms great Re-
pubic and in the teinotost corners oflhe A,rlh
have v alked erect and secure under tia, banner
wlAeh our opponents would tear down and tram.
PIC under foo, was IN Mexico when tina, ,run
was taken 10y assault. The house Of the Arne,ican
anb lssaIor was then ns II ought to he, the tfi.c
Of the distressed md perseout,d, 1t was pointed
oli 10 the Infatuated sojdlcyy a phase filled with
thc,r en.mes. They rushed to the attack Ny
sniy defence was the flag OF my Country, and 1t
was duux oui at the Instant that hundreds of mus
kcs were eseed u, oS Mr. Mason Ca bruvcr
man never stood by his friend in the hsuf Of dan
serl and myself placed ourselves bcnea,h its VIA
wing fo,ls anl the auack was suspenied We
did nol ptnch for We fclt strong IA the protecting
arm Of thls ,nighty R,puhl'e We told them that
the nis hat waved Wer us was the banner Of thnt
nation 10 whose eAamrle tk.y Dyed tl,.f lioar,i-s
and TO whose protection they wste Indebted Tor
tnsis safety. The sc-se chssgnl a. ~ euchnn,.
mcn,, unj those who were IN the pinot of at
'.cs,ne WY hoDe and massncre,n. The lnhatiros
ehecred thu has OF our country nni placed sontiaes
10 project il from Outrage. Fellow -cinzsns IN
aNca monen, u, tlia would II have been any pro-
,nc,,on 10 me and nine 10 have proclaimed myself
Il Csfolin,an 7 Should be here to tell you th,s
,aa It had hung oui the Palmetto and the single
s.arl lie assured Ii.at to be respected abroad, we
mast nuniein our place 10 the Union
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-06

Iha lfort 70 coa:,nt says =" We understand
h'"t history of the Hartford Convention il orc
parns by fheoioro Dwight, Esq, of New York,
VINO was Secretary Of that body. The work. when
WIN contain review of the policy of the National
which led to the meeting of ,ha, Con
Te"t'on; 's expected to make an octave volume o,
ho'p four 10 live hasded pages"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-06
LOUISVILLE. Nov. u

a, Loc7sylILE, Nov. 70
Mr. Plunmer, TIE Mississippi Representative,
PASSED through this city, three or four DAYS aro on
his way to Washington he is said 10 have sns,,
MS time So advanaseousIy, during the recess in cu.
'iVal'ns his talent as p,tter that he now outspits
the best 'o-ca in Mississippi His services at the
seat OF Government will be invaluable. IfHouslon'y
oiadseon Herds pistol, and Plummer's saliva, are
o' enough to pu. down opposition. our friends mus,
y dss,cs s.. a.!e..9w. indeed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-06

a London paper says 90" Government is taking
every possible possible prechnton ageins, the me.
nilated eseope OF some great delinquent, whose
nalnc has not yet come beiote the public The A.
incrlcah pnckct now lying nj Portsmouth was tow
days ago mlnuIelj examined all through by the
police, but no cuprt ls found Similar measure
OF vigilance nrc adopted al all the other ou,pors
of the Unitcd * inpdom'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-06

Jerome Bonap1rte, formerly King of Wcs;pha
la, passed through Men, on the tenth Of octaber
on his way from Stuttgarit To I.ond,n, on II vi
s'' TO his brother Joseph, whom he has 40, acc,
since the dethronelncnt Of Napoleon IN 1915
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-06
CONSUMPTION

Some very interesting experiments have been
lately performed at Paris by Dr. Cotteran, physl-
clan of emlnence, on patients afflicted with con-
sumption. Having conceived that the anti -putres-
cent quality of chlorate of lune aud soda, might be
applied with effect TO liberated lungs he invented
an apparatus for the purpose OF administering it in
the form Of gaseous vapor and il he and others are
TO be believed, the effects have exceed his ex-
pectat'ons. Some Of the patients in very advu,-
ced stages Of consumption after inhaling this gas
u dozen times threw up in the expcctora!ion t-
berces which had been detached from tho lnngs-
and the diseased parts being thus removed, this
lungs healed and again became healthy Should
this statement, which rests on the authority of
NJ. Cotteran and several other respectable phys,-
cans, be true, may congratulate the faculty on
a discovery which in many cases must prove sn
ncaculabie blessing [Dabfin Parer.
Falseaoods are Pindar's raZors, msae 10 selI -
Truth Damascus blade, made to shave and no.
thing shaves sokeeny
Wine, like a coward, attacks us most when we
are !cas, upon guard
To nat,er good Kan is nsedess a badonc an
insult.
Mobility, like great rivers, has of.en an obscure
origin.
Pcduutry is the fppery oflsarnins, as fringe and
embroidery are ofdress.
kings bcs, guard is the lave OF his people
A Horid speech, without matter, IS iiksa drum
noisy bn, empty
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-06

The New Orleans Beo or the 18th inst. contains
The following schedul. Of in,ermants in tina, city.
from the beginning Of the Epidemic to November
IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-06

According 10 tAe preceding statement, the crn
soinptio, Of cotton is considerably less in France
than in ,ha United Suites. About 81 millions Of
pounds will bs used in factories in the present
year. Is nv; this market worth ioohin: 10 y
Mites
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-06

s,o csao ssa,supso-. and - RS IN, ,heP lad IN
{efieetualy tried every experiment. for Horsel Of
! bread The officers s..id, that many Of the work
men employed about the bridge had lntely COM
planned Of having los; their tools, and number of
pieces Of timber had been ca, up and burnt by tn
paupcrs, who now seemed to think that they had a
legal claim 10 the 'iorm,ories and began 10 mark
I out boundaries, Is. II Was almost Impossible to
| stand The smell which issued from those crowded
chambers, which al bedtme, the inmates closed
up by means vi bricks and quantities of rubbish
| The Lord Mayor Chs, ged that no doubt the par
lsh Officers OF the various districts 10 winch some
Of the sasrants belonged were Instrumental by the
harshness and contempt with which they trea.sd
the poor, 10 this system Of accommodating distress III
tie city Of London. Ii was, .bersiorc, his deter
mna:ou to lndci IN every instance in winch the
city law authorities were Of opinion conviction
coaId lie obtained He then gave directions as 10
the Treatment. OF the defendants.
Bia1kiag.--Tie Boston Traveller after stating
that the amount Of Backing imported aO this
country, chiefly from Day X Martin, Lonlon. IL
over @l00,UV annually, gives the following recipe
for It's manufacture:
To one pound Of ivory black in which has been
mixed half ounce Of oil OF yitroil and GU ice OF
sweet oil, add one pound of rulyer2et loaf SUGAR
mix The whole with gallon Of vinegar, and lei i
stand three days, hen il is Ct 70. IL should y
stirred often, and kept from the Dir to prevent
poraticn. The cost ola gallon Of this bl-ckng j.
about Is cents, .nd il is retaed al the stores To-.
dollars"
Indian IraRsmigrdtson-"T THIS belief ~ Je
malice 81 evil spirits or deites was long made
OF to thwarI Elilots designs. The Maniton If the
OsaSes was a serpent vi enormous SIZE, which the
priesInss had the power Of charming though to es
sfy other, lis bite was mortal. Some Of the more !
supers'itious Indians had Nanitou or evil genius
IN their dwellings, TO Keep them from harm the be
lief they often held IN transIngrution conduced 70
this practice To the wandering Indian, whose eye
often followed with desire the rapid flight of the ca
gle and the deer, II was no doubt swcc. to believe
that his soul after DEATH should roam through the
regions Of the ar and over the plans, without ever
being wearied. remember says Bossu in VII !
laec OF the Illinois one of or soldiers went into a
hut, and found live SNAKE which he killed tn. !
master arriving quickly infer fell inloa terrible pas
sion to find his deuy d,ai i uttered wild la ,
ment he sad II vas the soul Of his father, who
died about year before that the old man had To- |
we'd to pursue and kill the serpents, having cnvied
their rapid movements, by which they glided from
rock to tree, and swan over wide rivers and when
his limbs were stiff and tis frame bowed no lon
sed that he might be serpent after death -
Carne's Llpes Of Eminent Missionaries
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-06

Col Cumming, m~1Ibcr OF the aio Gnor,ia
Convention, and a S,ceAr- IN speaking ofthc con
d,tion Of the South, sails IT was lahoring anaer
dreadfal disease, but that there WIS III ,rH
which he considered more alarming than the dis
itself" Hc fearcd the evils OF ruallerp, and
expressed his arprehcnsions tina, the patient migA,
SAFER FROM unskfli mansseuent."
NEw 1oag CANAL REVENUES. The eo,lowin, is
compa, alive statement of the sans pad mo b.
treasury for sal. dates and tols - the canals G.
the staff e.. O~teI., 1881 arA 1882
rois 1881 Ic3,
Erie and Champ canals Sl77653 % Saai 6s6 "A
Oswego 1859 a. 3oG, 50
Cuyuga and Seneca 1929 81 1864 SO
$751;, ii2 IS 32ll,6lo 81
increase OF tolls for Oct. 80 rs rs
Salt duties o7o5l 90 SO go 70
Increase OF salt duties for Oct. 6S15 81
Total increase ofcana revenue for tolls and sal,
duties for the month o. October compared with las,
year, thiry-seven thousand fhy-two dollars and
6hy-eisht cents. ALBANY Argus
Mtitary.-The two Companies Of United States
Adnsy, adesd &uw Fortress MUrs 10 rolt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-06

EcsTar, Mo- Is.
Nes Easiaad a'gia.a for1s Bi.ssd.--o,, sa-
iufiay afternoon. few ssailensn. By ipyla,,oa Of
DR.. s. G Howe tho Superintendent, visliei this
lns',sntion. 1t was truly an interesting exhibition
and 10 one We think, can witness the progress N
learning which tbs scholars have made N Las Than
three months wi,hou, astonfsl,p,cnt and admirs.
ton. a number ofspecimsDs o. lheir industry aud
~ s' genee Were exhibited, ia reading, music and
ingenious mechanism Vaoli,tle girs, both Of
whom were bora bind, ono eight and tho other on.
iy SIX years Of aga, who epd5 not read when admit.
ted 10 the institution read with aurney portions ii
history ami told with accuracy the names Of diff
rent places, upon Which their fn.erl wSfe placed
upon the MP One young man, vino had learned
before he entered the institution the use of c4upen-
tefstoo-, exhibited some mahogany cricka,s ol'his
own ,ninnflc,ufe, and weaver's loom, which he
IS bniIting aud has nearly iinisiej. Specimens Of
aoor mats made of Manila grass 10y The scholars.
wefe also shown.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-06

.,..l,, ~ (httleson hw'a, su,,ss vi 80 =,
b,nslaf' IN the schooner Empire, Mtjoe Kirby in
eomnlars.
Two Companes United States Troops, under
commanded Major DaDr. arrived at Fortress Men
roe on Saturday last, IN the sehr. othei.o, from
New York.
Tho bill rcyiyiny peureniiary punishment IN
lGed. i, hae passed The House Of Representatives,
and is tx atted 10 pass the Sogate.
Tho casrotee sJuniry, il Is peopo'ed IN The zen.
ats " dt1ls into ten counties, 10 be sdej Ch,ro.
! kcf f'orsyth, Lampkln, Union, Gllnsf, Murray
iGass tiagJ. paulling, and Col'b, he whole for.
'nng ons luIoial Circuit, to be called The chcfo-
kee Cneai. -----
fatefaal Ttprgrcmsafs We understand TIA,
arrangements making b,r furnishing all Tie raj
roads be,weoa Baltimore aud Saratoga Springs
with locomotive engines, preparatory 70 the neat,
travelling -cason--so that by the LIST Of June next,
a passage fr,m Norfolk and Richmond, Virginia, a
distance 81 between and 700 miles, may he pcsfor.
med 10y slean " D. CV@ hdr.
! i.aie eiry,ea Giyatas--it appears from n rernr,
mad. to III. city eouaels at Philadelphia. that 10
Ipayt of the personal estate ofihc late MI tilrpd
IN The hands of his executors, and except IN one
or two small items, consisting wholly IN stocks, q
mounts IL s | ,3hJ 75s THIS includes the capital
Of his hank, which founded upon S97o,0j0 10
the . per cent stocks ofthc stae Of Pcnnsylvnnia
! bu which cUsl 1879 dollars, because, ii The
premium PAID
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-06

kGfHt, " II Nov 80, -Didfrss.ng Ocepr-
Tcnes.-The house of Cap Amos x ,jJer, of Al
steat east parish, ,osk Ere Saturday morning
last, about two dock and burn, to the ground
wita ncaf'y all It's contents. Cap. x idder and his
wife, who slept in lowcr room, had but Just time
TO escape bat wha, Is the mos, distressing bs
daughter young lady about - und boy, The 500
Of Mr. Carlton Of Walpolc, periShod III the flames
The tic IS supposed to have taken IN the kitchen
from wood laid against the A.h-hoe. The remain,
Of the deceased were afterwards found some di,
uulce from their beds, making i. evident that they
lld ATTEMPTED 10 escape lhcr fave.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-06

Five Mans from the Convex, or The Visitation
in Georgetown, ID. c., Oh Wednesday last, under
the conduct Of Row Mr. MeElroy took their d.
parturc for Mobile, Ma Then intention, /, Is BIZ.
'esed, is 10 establish al institution III that place IN
osier 10 enlarge the opportunity tus Education 10
the young females Of the South
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-06


SIR rho retsln II The Pres, 'ont 10 the Seat ri
Government enable me 10 communicate 10 you his
ssninea.s n relation TO the operations and result
o. tbs cam ign recently cenucted under your or-
,lers, aeplns, the hostile lndats, anda rs with
ceai ileas1re have received hts INSTRUCTIONS to
,nfp,m you tina. he appreciates The difficulties you
hal Is ensuimler, and that lie has been highly graf
III Il ~ the termination Of your afdueus and re-
,..is,5c duties Great pfyaions and cinbar
sesnrnis necessarily attend such warfare, md
s,ftsa.afy in the Difficult, country occupied by The
enemy Tho arrangements wh.sh led 10 the de-
/. Il Of IN Indians, were adopted with judgment
md rursu d with decision, and the result was hon.
orshe 10 yourself and 10 the officers and men oct
ins un.l yo9s orders.
Iui hank ypb TO communicate 90 the forces
thai served with YOU both regulars and rulnta,
The feelings oi the prcsiden, upon shis ceens,op
aas. lne honor TO be, very respectfully, your
obol.sni servant, LEWIS GASs,
64uael "A Atkinson
J6cyssa Bayrael', n.t'oHrt
In Announcing the Pres tsos favorable notice
4 the conduct oi the regular ind voonsoer force
a gnd in ,hr recsn, war, Brigade, General Akin
lon a,n, himself Of the occasion IN Senow 10 them
hjs thanks faf their brave md uniform good cap
dest under all the privations and difficulties incl
deni " hluicr warfare.
by eonmand
A S JOHNSTON
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-06

air | ,eeceysl YOU tsucr nf The oh u AugIl7Il
AM, o,h.r com.Dvnicaions detailing the operations
sstze ,,oop, un.Lsr ynar command IN the expedition
asa;usi tae sa. ami Fox Indians, in the Territory
of Nieh ,nn AMI lhe results vi your oadsavofs TO
cl,s,se and sab lae tie hostile hands The Sscre-
,erv Of War. and the presidens, BENZ, a, the time
NJ, ,hc, ,,,sato, at,ent from the seal uf Govern
mem, svalI.d myself OF TIC Grsi opportunity Of
trius.ne The contents OF your COMMUNICATIONS TO
tic no,,ce Of the Executive Z now have the honor
of tr.nsmt,tneio Won herewith letter from the
Saasosarv Of Wa, ronvrynlg 10 Won the ia'orahe
ssn,i.snts Of ne pr.sliout, in reference to yonr
oinaas,. and those under your command
h.s, the honor Ia be-, very respectfully, yTr o.
hs,eot servant. ALEXANDER MAcpNB,
Najst G,aetai Cosamanaia. ftr Armg.
Br Big Gen II ATnssos,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-06
fDON1E,Srkc NJ rs.
TIE INDIAN. WAR.

T1E INDIAN, WAR
Ws~-c ss,,iaei to have u IN nar power 10 lay
Aress mr. re~ers the following oA' 81 notice q!
d r.an.cr in whss saa eaynsftsn ~'' eea>ia',od
= sse,er.l A.s,sss. and the troops s-lcr his
enm,nsna.
6ssS.Q aes,ess, vts1 r,a-, ss'~in ds9'l%5hs
ArSs B.c,aek. 1sl .Ntee,a'ef, lsa-
gr,gaiAr GSra A'ma>sa pt9't,s. =, ' re
ycs.Aat troops. aat 10 the is'eo's a." sE''S"
..,.o,se,. Who sn,el u,ier his con J, nj ~. luz
n, ,,.e,, ean.,.sa a,anst tho hostile hahl of
G.. 4, l.a,s he fslosint letters ff.n iha General
IA CAT II .Ae Amy. aaa lae ssefeitrs =. " a.
...,a.sja- me Prssisisnt's aprabaiio, Of thar
sna,et in he per!oiaan,e OF tbsir ard loas Ja.ies
in TIC Ge.A
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-28
A ROMAN STUDENT.

AID, previous to the whole. he will deliver an Add,.
a ti,,, fuI c,s',tt.a ,F
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-28
CONGR T. SIS

The Senate. on wednesday. postponed until
next dav the further consideration ct Mr. Gays
resolution on the subject ut the tariff IN order to
GU into the consideration of executive business -
Previous 20 closing the dnors. IN addition to a
considerable portion Of morning business that
was transacted. Mr.. Benton submitted resolu-
tons calling Tor important information with re.
gard to the Bank of the U. States. Other resoIu-
,iuns we're also suomitted The Senate continu-
ed in secret session TO late hour Of the day.
In the House If representatives, a variety Of
bills were introduced from the respective com
mittees. and read first and second time, and
committed. Mr.. Everett, of MASSACHUSETTS, re-
ported bill from the Committee on the Library,
making an appropriation to procure copies ct bis
torica documents from the public Offices IN Great
Britain, which WAS read twice and committed To
Committee Of the Whole on the state OF the
Union. The dill introduced on the preceding
day BY Mr.. Watmough. authorizing the revision
and extension of the naval rules and regulations,
was read third time and passed. The further
consideration of the resolution on the subject of
removing the free people ofcoIor, was postpon-
ed; and the House. after the Introduction OF near
ly twenty resolutions, went into Committee ut
the Whole on the state OF the Union. Mr.. HoH-
man in the Chair, and took up the apportlonment
bill. Mr. Wayne concluded his argument against
the establishment of $1,000 as the ratio, and MIR.
Hunt. Mr.. Bell. Mr.. PsttoD, and Mr.. Polk. adj
dressed the committee. The question on Mr..
Hubbard's proposition to fix the ratio at $4,000
was negatived by voteof ayes los, noes ST.
Mr. Howard moved an amendment to change the
time of the bill going into operation, from the Cd
to the 9th Of March. in order that the present
weight Of the several States might be preserved
in the electoral colleges. on the ensuing Presden-
tia, election; but before the question was dlspos
ed of, the commttee rose and reported, and the
House adjourned.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-28
Orb " ,ntpN
J. r. ZURL linden,
Lock Maker, Bell Hanger, and Hhi,esmih

Lock Maker, BeH Hanger, and HhifesmM
NTl5nE to inform the ladies' and gen,lernei If n
w exandria and its vicinity that he has taken The
shop opposite 'ir A. G. Cazenove's Warehousr al tht
lower part of King street, where he will manufacture
all kinds OF Locks and better plan than any ~
ported. tie will warrant the m to be in durability IA
better than any ever riade in England He viii ,IS
hang bells. repair stoves, make pipes repair and put
new worms to vices for blaCksmths, mend sndIrOOs
shovels and tongs, repair gun locks mend candesrts
iron brick mouIds, saddle springs, mend bride bits
AID strrups, make hinges Of all kinds OF rod iron and
brass; aud he viii make new kind of box A roOs
with two heaters, where a woman can iron clothes all
day with one Of my make, and two heaters, without
any loss Of time; or sny other kind of work in rO
seel, or brass will be done low for cash
Orders from the country will be faithfully attended
TO. by son of William Tell, y Swiss who scryen his
time ctsmth in his country, and worked as
iourneymsn in Geneva T., and Grcnoh'e in France;
nj Amsterdam in Holland, and in Bergen, 'orws,. and
in the District of Columbia in the United States OLA
meric,, where he has lived for the last ten years
Cash given for Old Keys and all kinds Of old metal
ian 28-3t