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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-03-15

M~OTlCE.-All persons indebted to the Estate o. the
~ late Col. VIM Allen, of Surry, are requested TO come
forward and discharge their respective balances, aud those
having claims will please to present them properly authen-
dcated, without delay, TO the undersigned, in order that
they may be paid; aud they are hereby informed that this
notice will be plead in bar Of all claims not demanded
within the time prescribed by law.
GRIFFIN ORGAIN,
Ex'r. OF VIM. Allen, decd.
Claremonf, surrY County. Feb. 10. [9i-6wl
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IN act to amend The Rerenue Lars of this Common
tCedih.

Passed February goth, 1891
l. BE it enacted by the General assembly, That it
shall be the duty Of the commissioners Of the revenue at
the periodical correction Of their land books, to assess
sl buildings which shall have been increased in value to
one hundred dollars and upwards, by repairs or additions
thereto, in the same manner as they are now required to
assess new buildings. And IL from natural decay, any
building previously assessed, shall be reduced in value be-
low one hundred dollars, it shall be the duty of the com
missionors 10 deduct the same from the amount Of inn.
proycments charged to the owner thereof, in like manner
as htho same had, from any cause, been totally destroyed.
The said commissioners shall moreover, in assessing the
value OF all manufacturing or other mills, ascertain, as
near as may DO, the value Of all machinery and fixtures
t9 Tho case Of Mitchell .. Commonwealth IN the Genofal Court
lsce Loighs Reports vol. !, p. 52l II was decided that tobacco, the
growih OF The State, 10 tho condition in which IL is ordinarily pro
reIea tr market by ne grower = not goods, edyss md meretordifs
within tho meaning OF the act Of 1922, On. 3. And \ commissjo-
merchant . not Obliged 10 obtain q merchants license 70 Justify hin
iu selling tho same.
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MOTICE.-All persons having claims against Mosby
~ & Young, late inspectors at the ShockG Ware
House, are requested TO hand them in properly autbenti-
Gated, that arrangements may be made for their settlement;
and all those indebted to the same, are hereby desired TO
settle their accounts, as il is necessary to close the affairs
Of the concern as soon as practicable.
JOHN MOSBY,
SupUiUing Inspector Of .fosby & Young.
March 3. 9S-tIA.
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February I9.

ENREDERlCKSBURG IRON AND BRASS FOUN-
n DRY.-The subscribers having associated them
selves together under the firm of Ellison s. JoneS, would
respectfully inform the public that they have nearly COM
pleteA building an extensive Iron and Brass Foundry,
situated on the head OF Commerce street, and will have
it in operation by the 10th March, when they will be
able to execute Castings, (both of iron and brass) of
all descriptions, and also Smith Work: And from the ex-
perience of JONES, who has managed some OF the most
extensive Foundries 10 the North, and understands, tho
roughly, the business in all its various parts, they expect
TO give satisfaction, and solicit public patronage.
ELIASON, Jr.
AMES II. JONES,
n. B.-Letters addressed TO the firm will meet with
prompt attention. TFeb. &c 95-2awIw
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a T. LINE OF MAIL STAGES.-Tbe public
IA ars informed hat tie undersigned Proprietors, es-
tablshed on January 1st, a new Line OF Mail Stages
from LawreDceville via Boydon and GAINESVILLE to Ha-
lIaX, Virginia running in connection wiiiI a Line
of Stages which was established by Them at the same
time from the Rail Road at Belield to Lawrence
Vile. The Stages leave LawrenCevilIe and Halifax on
the same days on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
resting at Boydton over night. BY this route the connec-
ton il unbroken from the town Of Petersburg 10 Halifax
via the Rail Road TO Belheld, Lawrenceville, &c Stu.
dents going TO aud IroUi Boydton College will find this the
most pleasant and direct route.
AVERY & ToMPKINS, Proprie:ors.
Feb 81. Off
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HAMES liver STEAMBOAT COMPANY.-The
- subscribers to the lately incorporated James River
Steamboat Company are hereby required TO deposit to the
credit Of the President and Directors thereof, in the Far
mers' Bank Of Virginia in Richmond, or its branch at Nor.
folk, on or before the 25th day Of March inst, the full
amount Of their subscriptions to the stock Of said Company.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors, made on the 2Ist
February, 1888. ED. G. MAYO, President.
RoBEHr ANDERSON, Secretary.
March o. 10O-w25hMh
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W~IRGINIA,-At a Court Of Appeals held at the CAPT
toll in the City Of Richmond on Saturday March 9th,
1893:
The session Of this Court on the tenth day Of October
last having been prevented by the prevalence OF the cho-
lera IN this city, II IL ordered that
Cot be extended TO tho third day
Nopy. Teste.
-h u
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Iwemty-~"cond Congress.--scss. =.
February Is.

IN SENATE-r45oy Eeb,,,oy, TX
sPEECH OF MIR. Or s. CAnotISA.
On me otH Jurther to proride for 40 collection Of du.
Ties on imports.
Mr. Calhoun rose and aiLrcsscL liz SanaIa
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Plane, lIats Fisher. dsceased Llv'l Rsbecca, Gay,
New York; Victory, do. l7th, Mogul, Blake.
Liv'l; Exact, Nichols. New York. CD Georgia,
Sherwood, New York.
Arr At Mobile sth, }. @. Adams. Carey, Havana;
Sarah Louisa, Snow, do.--Cld, Sarah Shesf,
Smith, Liv'l; Montgomery, Seise, Havre. 10th.
Agnes, Bennet, New York.
Arr at New Orleans 7th, Geo. Canning, Weaken,
Liv'l; Eclipse, Omoa, Van Buren,, Apalachicols;
Andrew Jackson, Matsnzas.--Cld, Tennessee, Den
mis-, New York; victoria, Rogers, Liv'l; Hermit
age, do; Atlas, Thompson, New York; Navy, Rob-
inson, Boston.
Am loth, Cyrus Butler. Frost, Havre.-Cld,
10th, Charles Joseph, Congion, for Providence.
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Mn. RANDALL wish through the medium
of your paper to call the attention Of the Towr
Council, to the necessity Of adopting Quarantine
Regulations, similar to those oflast season. Wha
IL to be done should be done quickly. 4.
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Turner & Salisl,Irv

HAVE this week received a father
supply Of New Goods, consisting in ,nrt
ct broad cloths, plain and striped cassi-
meres, vestings, rouen cashmere, prints.
'hee,ings, blk and cold ca,nbric, 81. ocnd,
srs, Hue leans, corded skirts, shirt bo-
SONS, brougham hdkis, &c. Sc. tn.
chasers are invited to call and examinc.
"'oy -. water street.
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,CP FROM NEWPORT.-We learn by a
letter from Newport, dated yesterday. that the
Assembly were engaged the principal part Of
Thursday, In the trial Of the petition Of Amos Mi
ner and Charles Brown, convcts, now under sca-
tence Of death in the county of Providence, for com
mutation Of punishment Tho House rejected
their petitions by large majority and the petition
ers must be executed. The time of their execa-
ton will probably be postponed for GO 80 days.
On Thursday evening, Mr. Titus, introdnced
a resolution declaring the election Of Hon. ASHER
RopsINs. as Senator in the Congress Of the u
r;ied States void The resolution was to come
pp for discussion yesterday morning, and probably
accustomed very warm and interesting debate.
Neither party had yet nominated candidates for
Representatives to Congress, and all parties Free
Suffrage excepted] seem desireus to avoid con-
test II was uncertain whether Messrs- Burgcss &
Peareo would be opposed,
The >follewins persons have bosn agreed on to be
sem,nafsd sos kdgcs Of tho CouSt Of Common
-flsas. ond will withousdoabt be appointed. vt1;-
1villam TSnop. Chief Justice, Bcij imin Siod5ury
"a, ysm Trotts ID; EPhraim Clifford 9Th Paul
Ware sth
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Tar Pas1snrxr resumed bic journey
This morning. The weather was cold and
oomlortless, and every one was surprised
at his hardihood. He le1 the fremont
House about ten O'Clock this morning for
Cambridge, where he was received by tho
President and Fellows Of Harvard Coli
lege, and presented with the degree OF
l.. l.. ID.
From Cambridge he passed, with his
quite, to Charlestown, accompanied by his
Excellency the Governor, and other off,
GERS of the State. He was met on his en-
trance to the town, by the Columbian Art,l-
. lery, the Light Infantry Companies Phals
anx and Guards, and escorted 10 Bunker
Hill.
He was conducted to raised platform
i, ear the Monument, where he was ad-
DIRE, >sed by the Hon. Edward Everett in
cong, at ulntory speech of about fifteen
rr;n1tes duration, to which the President
made a brief reply. He was then pre-
- ,,rd with box made from the timber OF
ss~,. ID Irousides," containing bafi Thrown
-, ,G., Battle Of New Orleans, and another
go, at the Battle Of Bunker Hill.
Th. coucourse Of people was immense.
The clouds suddenly dispersed, al and d.,,,e the
.un shyu, out, on his arrival at the battle
,6.Ia in M his glory. The Monument
,yas elegantly decorated with fags OF oli-
c.rsnt nations. A!iler his reception by the
sows Authorities, ne ascended to the top
or,he ,nt;n;,hed monument, accompanied
nv the.Vice Persistent, secretaries, ~c''
and remained some minutes evloeh''y
delighted with the surrounding pros pros
pect,, and asking questions ana listening ,.,s
rreeday &c toanswers. The whole butt'e
with the position Of the American ano
British troops, was explained to him
and nothing however minute in detail but
seemed of interest.
After pariaking ofa sumPtuous collation.
provided for the occasion, he visited the
Navy Yard, and from thence resumed
his, Journey to Salem, where he Is exPec-
ted to arrive about g o'clock, via Lynn.
[Boston Transcript.
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NOTICE

HOSEPH SiBBALo, formerly ol
- the house Of Low & Beverages,
Newbasg, is requested to cal, on Cap.
8. p. CmILp, in Warren, Rhode Island,
where he will hear Of something 10 his ad.
vantage. And any one aware ofhis resi-
aenco, win greatly obiige his friends by
his address to the same.
Warren, X. /. May II, 1899.
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WEEKLY ALMANAC.
PORT OF WARREN.

June 22d-ar sloop VIM. Penn, Munro, Provi-
dence.
Sloop Eliza, Smith, from Providence.
Brig Franklin, Barton, from New Orleans, via
Providencs.
sloop Eloisa, Lawton, from Albdhy, flour, corn
and slaves to the Master.
24th-arr sloop Eliza, Smith. Newport.
Sailed, sloop Bridgewater, Mason, Albany.
26th--arr sloop Mount Moriah, lngraham, from
Providence.
sIoOp Fall River, Bray.or, fin FailRiver.
Brig Jacob, Eddy, Trindad, via New York.
27th-arr sloop Yankee, Briglrman, Fall River.
2S,h--sailed, Yankee, Bfightman, Poughkeepsie.
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JED.

ham, wife Of MIR. Nathaniel Peckhan,, and daught-
ter Of DIR. Jonathan Sweet, aged II years.
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,ad,ninisirator's Notice.

Jfdminisirafor's Notice.
THE Subscriber having been appoint
- ed by the Court Of Probate for the
town Of Warren, Administrator, with the
VIII Ranexed,> oa the cs,ate Of LUCY
BURR, late of Wsrren, deceased, and
having gwen bonds according TO lnw, here
by rccueets al persons having demand.
against said Estate, to pres snt the samc
for settlement, and those indebted, tc
make immediate payment to
T.. w. BURR, Adm'r.
Warren, Tuns ", 1898.
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OUTWARD BOUND WHALING SHIPS.
Snip NORTH AMERICA, Grinnen, South Attain
tic Ocean, about July lst.
Ship BOY ChaInplin, Pacific Ocean, about July 20.
Ship GALEN, Burden, South Atlantic, to sail a.
bout August LIST.
Ship ROGER WILLIAMS, Mayhem, for Pacific
Ocean, to sail from Bristol, about July 25th
Ship ANNE, -. for Pacific Ocesm, 10 sail from
bristol, about July 9th.
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stsaAA~. IT, 1Axp p4aIise. = Md
BETsr WAipwrLL CHSaca. d6pgthsr Of Capt.
EDWARD Church, all Of Bristol. :,
Same evening, BY the Rev. DR.. Wight, Mr..
WENTWORTH F. THoMPsoN, Of Boston, to
Miss ApsY PUTNEY, Of Bristol.
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CFrom our Correspondent.
Arr at BRISTOL, 26th, sloop Commodore
Williston, fin New York..
Sailed, ship Charlotte, Fales, for Pictou.
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.. p..,o,. Mas. BY tho Rey Mr.. Harlow. hes. =,
70 sp po.rrs. Minister ofthe Methodiss csofc"
si r. iIis.Os. ,S on sundsv evening is, ~ Rev 'h
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Rev. Mr.. AvERY-Nve learn, from a
Boston Journal, that the Rev. T.. X. Ave
~ has in preparation for the press a work
detailing the history of his 'acquaintai'ce
and intercourse with 'Sarah 'M"ria Cor
nell, and giving a full account of his alb
sence from Bristol on tho night OF the
Goth of December
DEATH OF HON. Mr.. BucKNER.-A
Louisville (Ky .)journal, ofthe l7th 'nst.'
states, that a gentleman from St. ouls,
Missouri, brought intelligence that the
non. MIR. BucKNKR, Of the United States
Senate, died at that place the week pre-
yious, Of the cholera, and that Mrs. DUCK
NEn died about the same time OF the samo
disease.
An attempt to poison family In Old
Town was made the night before last,
but by whom has not been ascertained.-
We understand that after several ot the
family had drank from pitcher OF water
lust brought from the pump by black
girl, suspicion was excited by the appear
ance of the water, upon which It was Ia
ken to a physician and pronounced 20
contain poison. 1t was subsequently
submitted to Mr.. Andrews, druggist,
who discovered a quanty ofarsenic mixed
with the water. The girl who brought
the wnter had partaken Of It and from
this circumstance, and her disposition and
char aeter, is not suspected. But how
the a,senic came to be deposited in the
pitcher, is mystery which the family are
unable to solve. As only slight por-
tion Of the arsenic had been dissolved
whom the water was drank, we are happy
TO say that no injury was sustained by
those who used it.
TBalt. fChron. June %.
BY advices from Nashville Of the )4th,
and from Lexington Of the l7th inst. we
Learn that the cholera has in a great de-
gree. abated in those unfortunate cities.- 49,
I, appears, however, that it is extending
ia the country near Nashville. The total
deaths in Nashville, of cholera, to the
18th, (l6 days) were 81.
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New Goods.

TURNER & SALISBURY,
EHAVE received this week, musl'ns,
/" ginghams, palmarines, white aud
green gauze wells, VI. S. gloves, prints,
rouen cashmere, corded skirts, shirt col
lars, bleachcd and unblcachcd cottons,
&c. & 9 Cons AND BUY. June 10.
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,,,- C0oks~g furnaces.
oSI received Z general assortment
- otshe sboss article, Tor sale by
marea ". 4AsvsL WusArox.
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DUMFRIES' REMEDY FOR THE
PILES

GNHs proprietor bess leave to recommend t%heh
III he Dies with the fullest confdence) one OF the
most ysb able rene known for hs Troublesome ana
painful complaint Without song nt" aesa, , he
Mot ndoubted testimonials that has completely
answered epmpOseso eh it 'oa'intsndsd' ina" any
other popular Medicine. .,..,;,,
This remedy is perfectly innocen. in its application
to all conditions ages, and sexes Fun dIrecuon' n1,
scrp,ion of the complaint, sc. accompanying cach
nacket, which consists of two boxes, Ointment ana
Eleeury Price, 81 for the ~hole or 50 cents 1t ou'
one ofthe articles is wanted ,.,
.. Nome are genuine unless signed on the outside
SUCCESSOR 10 tie late Dr " IT ConUay. For sale al his
Counting Room, over No SO. Cour, street. near Con.
cert Hall Boston, and also b. hi, special appnlntmen'
he WM. STABLER,
.pre fairfir Street. .ieranaria
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spr9

gINtIE above Ointment is recommended to the pubic
L as a safe and certain remed, for those obstinate
diseases some of which have long bafed the skill
of medical science:
1st White sweings ofevery descriptions
81 Sore legs and ulcers oflong standing,
Sd Schirrus or glandusr tumors. partlcularlythose
hardened tumors in wom.ns breasts, which otentimes
terminate in liberated cancers;
9TH Felons; or what some people know by the name
of catsrrhs, of every description.
5,h Rheumatic pains ofthe joints;
9Th sprains and bruises ofevery description, or in
whatever part situate;
7th letters Of all kinds. In this complaint the pa
tient. in applying the ointment must keep the part
out Of water,
9th Chbains or parts affected by frost.
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Wines, AiNaors sc.

yUyHE subscriber, having oeea an Importer ana nea,'
rim WINES for many years, h IS in store STOCK
Of ever, description, old and pure in wood and bottles
Also general assortment at the best ,eiec'ea
m the GROCERY LINE.
Ur rhe Bottled W'nes-upwards OF 'Vo D1len'
selected fr,m the most approved brands -LondonPar
ticuar Madeira, part OF which late from india' very
OH; rin,a and Burgundy 10; Sereai and bua' do
Gordon, pure Grape Juice do; Old Sherryi super OF
burgundy POET; do. Dry Port; Old uocki win fafi
ety of French AMI other Wines.
All Of which will be sold at the most reduced prices
GUY ATKINSON < SON,
dec 4-eotf Fairfax street, Alexandra.
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Three able s VopulNr EngAlsN
pPIODJC.HLS-.N ~ per allnaH1.


uIsr received by VA. VI. MORW'ON' who IS
d appointed Agent for this place, the tnree hrs'
nnmbers of the republication OF Biackw'odS Msga
zine, The Metropolitan, and the Foreign iartery "e
v;aw-all for the small sun # seven dollars
The shove works, which are now re published, are
f assb he'd chsrac for the ability and interest win
which they are cond ,ctcd Blsckwood iswe'i known
as the abest anil mos, interesting OF the fore'gn psro
ideals. The Metropolitan is new periodical edneu
by Thomas Campbell. (recently Editor OF ,he Nc~
Monthly and Thomas Moore, assisted oy hsrfson'
(suthor of Diary of Physicisn) Mrs. Hemans' MIS-
Norton. and othsr writer's Of high reputation. me
Foreign O rafferty, Review is devoted princpaiy 10
Continent Al Literature and is conducted with gresa
lent II rea,s of the literature and institutions Of .hs
country with mpartislity, and often in terms OF hsn
and deserved commentator enjoys at present
higher reputation than either of the English or Scot
fish Reviews. The expensiveness OF the or'gn.' pup
locations prevents any extensive circulation o hem III
this parate cost OF the cheapest oens
ftv per cent above that Of the whole OF the re pun
cation and the of the three not less thih % do
lars Eve times the cost ofihe eprnt
No intermis,ure of the works will be permitted to
but all the articles of each number will be prin
ted consecutively, in the original and IN such man
ner that at the close OF the year each work cen De
psraied BY the Binder anil bound b. ITSELF The WORK
i handsomely printed with new type, on hne paper
in Imperial i6no loctavo), in weekly numbers OF -
pages each. ePe o-.O0S
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na JEBB,s CELEBRATED EMINENT,
DUMFRlES'
EYE WATER.

gSDa sore or ina lned Eyes gives immediate ease
II aud relief On recent sore eyesthe effect Is most
s,lutary. Where the complaint has been OF years
SIN nr AMI in 80 ne exceeding bad cases. the most
nexoecteI aai .,rabie relief has been found in the
u,e of this Erx Y,rsa after every other remedy had
f.iiei May persons who have used it, pronounce It
The best prep for those complaints they have
ever met WITH especially in cases OF soreness or IN
ina,nation Of long standing. Price Is cts bottle
..'Noneare seau'ne ua!ess signed on the outside
printed wrapper. by the sole proprietor, T. KtDDER
in ciiate successor to the late DIR. w 1. CoSwAr-
For sale at Cou ,ting Room, over No. 80, Court st
mar Conc. Halt, Boston, anl also by his special ap
. ,;ntmentb y WA. SrABLER
apr Fdirfar Street, 4israndria.
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DR. RELIES AROMATIC PILLS.
FoR FEMALES!

5NHEY purify the blood, quicken its eire"lau1n. as
sst the suspended operations of nature, and are
general remedy for the prevailing COMPLAINS;
The female part of society They pls are of me
g sor, Gsf;ns,, Short Ryeath SHAKING efths Sprt'
be ears and D,"enaion 70 Exercise and Society,"
Married ladies' will find the Pills equally useful, esGsp.
in esss. Of e must not Of Be ses ,ds
neither must they be taken BY persons Vi u'0"' VI
consumptiye habits. Price 81 SUI QUA
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Splen0id Furniture
CHARLES KOOSfS.

CHhRLES kOUNtS,
Calumet, Chair and Sofa Maker, King, n.rta,,.
to the corner Of .4lfrsd street.
HAs on hand, and constantly manufactures =, ...
Il raj assortment of
FASHIONABLE CABINET FURNITlRv
Which, for elegance and durability, lcfs cqmoe,,.
Ills stock. generally Consists g
Grecian and plain sofas, couches andl,urges
Mahogany md all kials ofdrawing. room ch,ir,
Grecian, winged aud single wardso5es
PelestsLend 'iic5omls with rnlroie tops and mro,,
Gothic and various other ditto
Pier tables, with m..oie and mahogany tops
Piller and block dining. card and bycasfas,vab.e.
do claw do, do 10 DO
Plain , do do! do do Do
Frenchand variou other bureaus, s,;h anu Y.,hor.
Ladies lressing tables, with and wthou, mirrors
Ditto workstands and music stools
Di,toanI gentlemen's abinct, secretaries and bar,
cases
washs:ands, with marble and mahcgsn, tops
Richly carved and plain mahogany, bird eve, an cr
msplc ans! common bea isteads
Cribs, cradles, Is, shaving 10 pp ab,e
and every other article in the cabinetline.
LIKEWISE,
Mahogany ofvarious kinds, steam sawel curl,-.
shaded veneers, sackns bottoms, cord,
BEDS. MATTRESSES,
The above articles will be disposed offor casho,,,
punc,ual persons on the most liberalterms.
Avery extensive patronage from Washagtounl,
chaserin that city free ofexpence.
TMning&' Carving srecuied in MsJeamann.r
may 20
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and drawss Corn out the roots, without the least
pain. 81.
their feet do certify, that have used the 4b'n Corn
Plaster with complete success. Before had used one
box Il completely cured Corn Uhieh had troubled me
for many years make this public for the beneht Of
those afflicted with tina: painful complaint.
Flushing, L Feb %, WA' SHAW
Price so Cents Boz