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Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1833-01-02
In the Union Circuit Court, Illinois, October
Term, 1882.

Winstead Davie,
against
Benjamin Mills, administrator,
Maria Field, and Jane Field, TN C11ANCrpy
sole heiress of Abner Field, -4'
deceased, and the President
and Directors of the State Bank
of Illinois.
And now here comes the complainant by Grant, his
attorney, and well the President and Directors by
Eddy, states attorney, whereupon motion and af-
davit of the said complainant setting out the
sldence of the said Maria and the SAID ane, ordered
that publication of the tendency of this cause be
made in the Illinois Whig printed at Vandaia, for
four weeks successfully and it appearing that process
herein hath not been served upon the said admins
traitor ordered that summons Issue to him, and it is
further ordered that the said President and Directors
file their by the first day of the next term of
this court, to which term this is continued
A correct copy, Nov. 26, 1892
37-4 w. DAVIE, CPs
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WILSON r. SIMMNOS,

ySNAKES this method of informing the citizens
n of Vandalia and vicinity, that he intends
carrying on the above business, in its various
ranches, at Vandalia; where he will sell, at
Wholesale or retail, all kinds Of ware il: his line
the most reasonable terms. Country mer-
chants will find it to their advantage TO call and
examine for themselves, before purchasing else
.shere. The subscriber keeps constantly ON
hand large supply of Patent Rejecting Ba-
kers, of the best quality.
All kinds of jobbng and repairing done at the
shortest notice; and all kinds of Copper, Pew
er, Brass and Lead, bought at this establish
nent
August, 1882. 24tf
An Apprentice is wantedto the above business.
A lad, of Is or Is years Of age, of moral and
Industrious habits will meet with good encourage
ment. One from the county would be prelerreo
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TAKEN Up.

10Y Rober Sevens, living on Hickory creek, Cook
- couny, ILL., on he fifth day,of Nov. 1882, bay
MARE, eigh years old, fifteen hands high, few
white hairs her forehead, and some saddle marks,
appraised fory dollars, by Nicholas Bolvin, David
Magyar and Henry Bone, before John Blackstone,
Esq. Teste RICH'D. l. HAMILTON, elk.
32-3
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SAINT LO us.
"a EEPS on hand an extensive assortment of articles
AZ in his line, consisting of
Elegant 81 days Time Pieces, Different patterns,
bronze, gilt, alabaster, e. mahogany
LADIES' elegant Watches.
Gold and silver patent lever Watches.
Extra jewelled L'Epine, repeating, alarm, and
plain do.
Jewelry and Silver Work of every description.
Military Trimmings, Musical instruments.
Musical Boxes, Pocket and Brace Pistols
Gentlemen's dressing Boxes; ladies' working do,
Perfumes, &c.-and great variety of different
fancy articles, too tedious to mention
st. Louis, March ID, 1882. lily
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NOTICE.
Administrators Notice.

A LII persons having claims against the estate Of
N SAMUEL A. BOHEMIAN, deceased, late o
White county, and state of Illinois, hereby mott
fed and requested to exhibit the to me, to the
court of Probate for said county of White, for settle
ment, within nine months from this date; and all ner
sons indebted to said estate, requested to make
immediate payment
VIM. McHENRY, Admir-.
Carmi, Ill. Nov. LIST, 1882. 37-4
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Keep constantly Oh hand a full and
complete assortment of
LAW, STANDARD,
MEDICAL, MISCELLANEOUS ROOKS.
and SCHOOL
BLANK BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
CAP, PRINTING,
LETTER, WRAPPING,} FAFEft.
FOLIO POST, DRAWING \
MUSIC .4ND JUUSIC.dL INSTR U1IE.NTS
Subscriptions received 10 variety of peri
odicaIs OtFNovels and other new pablica-
lions of the day promptly received.
St. Louis, August 22d, 1873. 23tf
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THRESHING MACHINES,

THRESHING MACHINES.
TNHE subscribers offer to the public most complete
u and efficient
Machines for 7hreshing
every description of small grain and corn. Two
horses and two thresh with ease from 10 to
80 bushels of wheat per day perfectly clean. Price,
$50. The subscribers will attend to erecting them,
and allow ample time for testing the power and ex-
cellence of the Machine, before payment.
STEWART & WEAVER.
Albion, Edwards county. III. Dec. S, 1892. 81
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BLANK
CLERKS BLANKS.

lust printed at this office, and Offered for sale
- a large quantity of Clerks Blanks, OF an i'm
proved form. November Ia.
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A STRAY FHLY
Advertisement.

TNO all persons interested in the real estate Of
81 JAMES HUSTON, late of Edwards county,
Illinois, deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that the subscriber guar.
dian ofthe said Hustons minor heirs, will the next
sitting of the Edwards Circuit Court present to the
said court petition for partition of said estate to
be made agreeably to law
1873 WILLIAM BOTSON, Guar.
Albion, Nov. %, 1882.
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E. WHITE AND VIM. HAGAR.

& y ESPECTFULLY inform the printers of the Uni
~ ted States, to whom they have long been individ
Tally known as established
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-19

"a X. DAVID BLANTON, StR-You not being an
1F9 lnhabi'an OF tis State, (Vmginia) 1 adopt Ibis
mode OF notifying you that Ishsll by my attorney on
e second Day OF September next, Chat being tie lime
o. the circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chancerv for
me county % Cutnberand) move the Judge Of said Court
of VIII Ceroar, praying the removal of The case Of
Injunction now depending in the County Court Of Cumber
l9nu 70 me said Circuit Superior Court OF Law and
Chancery, in which case YOU are plaindH snG az, A.
endan' Tor reasons which shall then sbew 10 tho said
Cour1et which time and place you are requested 10 at
July ~ foN,sr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-19

WBUBLIC SALE.--By virtue Of decree Of the Coun.
n ~ Court OF Powhatan, pronounced on the first DAY
Ol July 1888, in a suit between Martha Smith and other
Planti and Robert Smith and others, defendants will
sell to the highest bidder, at public auction for cash. at
Powhaian Court House, the first Monday in August
next being Court day0 ten negro slaves who were lately
held by MRS Elizabeth Sanipson, deceased. her
dover IN the slaves Of her former husband Robert Smith,
the elder, deceased: among them, are two men, three
women, boy nearly grown, and four children The sale
Is made in order division OF the proceeds among the
distributes Of the said Robert Smith, the elder decessed
VIM 5. DANCE, Conpn1issionsr.
July IL. 10--w3t
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Mauchester I2lh JuIY. IS5.;;.- : --.---.---2Q-.lL

ME SPRING GOoDS-We are now receiving nv
the brig Hayre, direct from Liuerpooi large and
general assortment Of BRITISH DRY GOODS, well
adapted 10 Tie season. and comprehendng the aud
most desirable styles and patterns We shall probably have
all these goods opened and ready for sale in the
few days, when more particular advertisement will APP
pear. CITY and county merchants, and merchant tai
lors who may wish purchase 10y the piece or package
are assured that zoe ,oW giady take PhiadeIphia or
Veio YORK prices, or eUen less far The tchoie IF them
and this zoe tcH do, Notwithstanding The great sea, cifg
Of neW and handsome gO0ds, n0lo erisfing here.
f. & j. 5. JAMES s. CO., Market Square.
April 26. IiI-u
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by RITCzIlE & COOK.

% The ENQUIRER published twice week, generally,
three times during Of
Price, the same heeroioe Five Dolais payable ad
Notes of (vniy)
<eived payment The Editors win guarantee safety remit
ting thc.n by matt the OF all letters
1 No will be discontinued, Of
Editors, until all paid up.
~ Whoever will guardncc the of nine shall
have the tenth gratis
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
f Ono
% cents No advertisement
assumed bv n this /, or it's
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FHVO TEACHERS.-An Assistant Teacher is waning
Il IN the Portsmouth Academy. To a gentleman who
Is competento give instruction in the Classics and Ma.
'hemacs, and who has had experience in the manage
meDt OF boys, liberal salary will be given. Application
by letter, (pos paido or in person, 10 be made TO
JAMES III. CLARK, Principal
July l6. 90 ~
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FEviE subscriber having taken lease upon The An
II MER's HorEL in MANCHESTER, Qaely occupied
by Mr. Zachanah Brooks, informs his and the pub
e I'D general thst he Is now ready TO those
who may favor him with call The house is snacions
ana airy-the stable in good ORDER and accommodate
forty horses Gentlemen travelling with families will be
accommodated with private rooms.
N. Is. Horses will be taken at livery nm reasonable
TERMS and hack aud horses with sober and careful M
yer; also saddle horses kept for hire.
DANL. wEISIGER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-19

ME Subscriber having leased the Columbian Hotel
Id situated on Cary street for three years. will merely
say 10 his fiends and the public, that he now engaged
IN putting the House in good order and hopes by the last of
this month TO finish. He pledges himself to the public
that his Table, Bar and Stable, shall be well supplied with
the best the market Affords and that his charges will be the
same as those OF the late Landlord.
r. 3. The House is open for company.
July IL. TI9-4l A. BROOKS
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EHUBLtC SALE OF VALUABLE ROANOK E
Il LAND.-Ihe Subscriber having positively deter.
mined TO move 10 The Southwest Fall will sell on the
premises to the highest bidder Monday the 18th day OF
August next II fair II not The fair day. his Tract
Land situated IN Meckcnhsg county, the south side
oil Roanoke river, six miles south OF Boydton TIVE
miles below GAINESVILLE containing Eight hundred and
reen Acres-Eghty acres OF which creek and river
bottom. The upland is Of excellent quaty-well adapted
TO Tie produce OF the country 100 bushels of Wheat
De sown TO advantage the ensuing on this estate;
which Is within one mile OF excellent Manufacturing
Flour mill. On the tract is a comfortable convenient
Dwelling House, and necessary houses Many other
great advantages might be enumerated but il is deemed
unnecessary great bargain may be had in this land
lor Negroes or Cash, if early application he made olher
wise 1t viii be sold on the day above mentioned to the
highest bidder Terms One third OF the purchase money
cash, the balance in two equal, annual payments The
Land VIII be shewn by my brother John Taylor living
within three miles OF the premises myself.
GEORGE L. TAYLOR.
MeckIenbmrg, May 7. 7-wrds
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SAn SA Ks LIVERPOOL SALT We have
u SOO received by the brig Havre, direct from
liverpool 1870 sacks Of Sat- OF the best quality, titled
the ,oorks, ten to The tom
We offer the above for sale in lots, suit purchasers
deliverable at the wharf as it up from the vessel
+. s. J. s. JAMES g. CO, lIarket Squire
April &c Ii4-U
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MOIlCE-All persons having claims agains, TO the
estate OF George w. M'Lein, dec, late Of the
~ OF Gooohland requested make them known the
subscriber without delay and those indebted The said
estate WIZ please make payment soon practicable
as Is designed TO close tie administration early pos
siblc. EDMUND GEORGE,
admr. If Geo w. ArLein, dec
Goochi,nd, LIT June 1893 g-w6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-19

IL SET out nearly "a did in 1916, with the Epide.
mic see and hear OF many afflicted with slow and
lingering diseases, spinning out miserable life and
Cannot get any relief boldly and confidently say FROM
experience, can give relief in such Cases. where they
are not too lar gone; together with breast complaints
droPses without tapping; cancers, where the system is
MOI aIecteo. shall not charge more than $40 in any
cnse, nor deain The patient than or 10 weeks;
the poor gratis solicit practice except for human.
side at CIark's Neck abou, miles from Urbsnns Mid
dIesex county Va, where patients get good accom-
modaons either in Urbana the country, where they
can enjoy the saubiiy Of the breezes aud procure
all the luxuries abounding in salt water. sc.
AMBROSE WALDEN NJ. d.
Urbanna July 10. 2i-It
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AE ILL be sold TO the highest bidder on the 18th day
OF September next if fair il not, the next fair day
that desirable aud well known of Land belong 10
LIZ e-a-s = iSss> ~ dec, containing 500 900
acres lying the county lvsnia on The river,
lew miles below Cars Bridge s.Ir mong lie les
rabie farms on the riverhavDg it large dwelling
house kitchen, meat house, dairy house several most
excellent negro homes, stables, barns, houses and
wheat machine. On the day, we shall sell the mill
belonging to the estate. The mill is on the river f,w
miles below Carrs Bige: it has pair stones for corn
pair OF new burs boiling chests of excellent quality
and IN good repar.-We shall the same dsv sell one
Other :fa't OF land in the county Lousa adjoining ,
above land and mill. We deem il unnecessary 10 Dive
more particular description of the above property think
ing no gentleman viii purchase without first wing the
premises. The property is desirable. w invite all gen
Hemeh mat wish TO realize money in such property TO
give US call, and examine the farm and min. One
urd OF ne purchase money will be require ed on the de.
livery oil the deed; the balance in one and two wears
,ne purchasers TO give bond aud approved security and
deed Of trust, To secure the purchase money The uur.
chaser VIII be allowed the privilege seeding small grain
at me nudi nne ol seeding and full possession given as
soon as we can secure the growing crop.
~ the same time, will he sold some valuable bIooled
mares anu miles, oil the most approved stock of horses rid.
ing horses work horses, &c and superior stock OF cattle
sheep plantation utensils, corn aud many other articles
The above articles will be sold on,a credit of 9 months
ON the purchaser giving bond with approved security for
all sums above five dols, and for all sums under FIVE dol
lars cash VIII be required. No property will he removed
until the terms OF the sale shall he complied with
VIM. TYLER, ] Executors nj Geo
July IL. I9wd. sv
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TENHE MERCHANTS MANUFACTURING COM.
III PANY have now their Factories far in operation
as to he able TO supply any numbers from TO 30 OF CorToN
Arms Their Yarns are OF excellent quality. If they
prove not good upon trial. the purchaser may
at our cost and receive his money agau. We shall sell
at Uhoits0ie oniy at moderate prices, and liberal dis
count allowed 10 those who buy TO sell again Orders
from any part Of the United States, will be promptly al
tended TO- and The Yarns forwarded desireed 10y adj
dressing line TO NELSON s. STOCK DELL, Agents
Petersburg, June %. rs Pin
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LII persons having Claims against the Estate OF Lion
4 "A Elcan are requested 10 forward with their
claims legally a'ested And all persons indebted to said
estate are likewise requested make Immediate nav
mentto PATRICK III. ELCAN Ex'or
July ~ t2l-lTJ OF the Estate OF Lion Etc an
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July l6.

% L. SMli III has IN press aud will publish without
n delay, the decisions of the First Court Appeals
from It's commencement 10 its dissolution 1888; the uu-
reported cases in the New Court Appeals to the death
the General Court Court OF Admiralty, and Federal Court
and the cases in the Court of Appeals from the death of
Judge PenIleton TO the first volume of Hennnp and
Munford's Rcports-the whole comprised in three yo.
Iumes-by Daniel Call
The above volumes will complete the series of Virginia
Reports from the Revolution the present tilne tliey
nave been prepared with great labor and expense from
the notes and memoranda of the Judges aud LAWYERS
who attended the Courts, aud digent examination of
the Records; il is therefore about be submitted to the
public with confidence in its fidelity.
The work will be neatly aud accurately printed in the
same style Randops and Leighs Reports and bound
III cali 10 match the three Vols OF Calls Reports Edited
by Joseph Tate, Esq, with full Table OF contents OF
Cases Reported and OF Cases Cited and will be proceed
ed by Biographical sketches of the very eminent Judges
who so largely contributed TO the foundation and super
structure of our Judicial System.
As 10 the importance Of these reports the public and
especially to the Citizens Of VgirSa the publisher begs
leave TO quote the opinion OF Judge Csaer i'm the cee.
braieG case of lha Commonwealth Us SiiIy's adnr LIST
Leigh p SOL. This by the way, Gan erIorAnio which
the Judge had falen is one strong proof TO
CT; ~ n u SSeG2lred since have oeen in this
Court, OF the importance The public OF Calls manuscript
Reports; calling Tor their publication, 10 complete
the series OF decisions take this tender
him my thanks for the opportunity he has given me of
seeing the report OF INNS Attorney Cen Roane ct alp
The three Volumes will probably for sale on or about
the second day OF December next, which day the
price OF them will be annonnced--G entlemen who may
wish 10 possess them, by leaving their names with the
publisher previous 10 that day shall be entitled to dis.
count OF fifty cents per volume from that piice.
Julv g. nc q,
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I'm OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES court hell for
Buckin Chan, county the St,, June 1874.
Peyton Lesueur for himself and as administrator nj
John eur, deceased, PM
vs..
David Paitcson, sheriff and administrators with the Will
anne xed of Peter Ies,eur ,acJ an, I;,,laha,n,, 49,
eur Es
The defe niant Litleberrv esueur no, having en,ered
his given security according TO the Act of
Assembly and the Rules of this Court and il
by satisfactory evidence that he is not an inhaban Of
this Country II is ordered Tha, the said ab.en, defend
do appear here on the first ay of the ne xt Oc,ober
Tern and answer the bill of the psinf and tbat COM
of this Order he forthwi,b inserted i'm some ne py
published in the City of Richmond for two months sue
cevely and posted at the front door of the Cour,house
Of this county.
Copy Tes,e, r. ELDRIDCE C. n G.
July 10. 2I-,ysy
~ MI =. ~ ,.I,, " ------
~ AN ZEN ~ lRGINIA.-At Superior Court
o neu IN otauhon OH the 4th day OF Au-
Bus', io'V;
".'na Imam. Va o"oope' Plaintf.
ssaMs' =,
y ,o r'cno"s ana alexander Jarrett Defendants.
i"s c1use came on 10 he heard ms fourth day OF Au
G ,ooo, y" VIZ o, EXHIBITS anu examinations
VI "nsses' an" was argued ny COUNSEL on consideration
Tor reasons Sc, forth IN writing and filed amongst
ne papers u, 'nis cause dom audge, order and decree
pIsntiH the SIM, or t,y.Iva bu,,co,, .,,I
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FHNHE sale OF the Tract of Land, called Font-hil ~.
- ingin the county OF Northumberland, which was
advertised 10 take place the 10Th Instant Is postponed
until the 18th day OF August, at which time if fair other
wise, the next fair day thereafter, shall proceed to make
sale Of the said Tract OF Loud and premises; pursuance
Of the provisions, aud by virtue Of the authority vested in
me as Commissioner by decree Of the Circuit Superior
Court OF Law and Chancery, pronounced At the last pill
term OF The said Court The place of sale will I've Nor
thunberand Court. House.For further particulars re.
ference be bad to my advertisement under date Of
previously published in this paper.
THOMAS s. SYDNOR
Northumberland G. r., June 14h. 14--u5hA
NH Y Tavern Fam aud Sore Tenement, situated al
I'VE King william Court House, t1ay he leased for the
next Two or ihres years Those who have applied and
who are nonresJents OF this county, hereby notified
that contract may be concluded al any time before Au,
gust Court OF this county, by application the subscriber
In the county or to Herbert A. Claiborne Attorney ct Law
in Richmond, TBOS. w. S. GREGORY
King William county, July IL 19-wtIstS
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GF0rm of The Po,per of, .atfornev.1
[Seal.1

N'S''V"' SV'o' an" HcKHUWIeuSeu lceaI.I
in the presence OF
~ b. Whenever person means vote Executor
Administrators Guardian, Trustee, Sc he will express
II in the Power. r3-tIn1
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I'm ERY-VIRGINIA-Ata Superor Court
j of Chancery, held in Saunon the 4h day of Au-
gust, 1880:
William NJ Swoope, Plaintiff
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81 ALE OF LOIS ~ FARMVILLE.-On tile pa d1v
~ OF August next, il fair, il the next fair day
viii be sold 10 the highest bidder credit Of one and
two years (equsl nsalmentsJ fifty lots adjoining the
town Of Fdrmvilc; the said lots generally contain bsC
acre each and are laid OIL on streets spending with
the plan Of said town. There mary OF The lots well
suited Tor building situations for families aud the whole
well situated, and desirable property. The sale s made
IN pursuance Of decree Of the County Court OF Prince
Edward. plat Of the land can be by application 10
the Subscriber and the lots will be shewn 10 snv person
wishing 10 see them before the ssle.
NATHL. T.. YENABLE.
Guardian Of Nm. c. VeaaJie.
June ~ li-tds
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NEW ADVElsTISE9aE NTs.

I'm CHANCERY- court held 70
Buckingham county, the Sih June, 1888:
Peyton Lesueur for himself, aud as administrator o
John Lesueur, deceased, PnG
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chronicle OF yesterday, that in his dispute with Others
law eoun on'y reach the Slave through corporal pun
,'nneh he having no property. II the fourth part of his
labor is ms own, that part be the subject of adudca
on, anu the negro will be not to lose the benefit
from it--.r y. Ep Post Wv "S''
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GEO. M. PAYNE, Commissioner
Buckingham, July l2Ih, 1888 2I-td
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VALUABLE ROANOKE LAND FOR SALE.--By
virtue oil Decree pronounced by the Circuit Supe-
nor Court oil Law and Chancery, for the county Hem
rico, on the llh day of June 1885, in the suit of
Robert Brchet, Edmund Bircheit, and Peter Puryear
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-04-06

ER.TEFuL for tie liberal patronage Il
has received. respectfully Informs Ill
friends, and tie pu3iic generally. that he
continues to carry on the 1 TAILORING,
BUSINESS, in al It's various branches
at his old stand on Main street, two doors
east of J W. Law store, where all orders
in his line viii be thankfully received and
promptly attended 10. Having a regular
CORE pondence with some of the p~iucipa.
merchant taIturs Of New York he j, con-
stantiy furnished witt. tie latest changes
IN the fashions. Garments cay GA the
shortest notice. and warranted 10 1T ,yo,i
iiprope riy ruadc up.
August 10th, I-:}1. -,