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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-11

against
James r. lsbel William Jacobs and Nancy his wife,
formerly Nancy lsbelI; Lands p. Stova and Ann his
wife, formerly Ann Isbel Henry Barksdae and Eliza
beth his wife, formerly Elizabeth Isbell; James T. sbelI,
(James r. IsbelI, Mary l. Isbe Godfrey Isbe Will
liam lsbe Martha A lsbell Balsod g. lsbeIl, Emily
lsUel Ellen d lsbeIlD infants, chdIen of Eleanor y.
lsbell formerly Eleanor B lsbe Defis.
The defendants James R. lsbel, William Jacobs and
Nancy his wife, formerly Nancy lsbe Henry Barksdae
and Elizabeth his wife, formerly Elizabeth sbell, not
having entered their appearance and given security
cording to the act of Assembly and the Rules of this
Cour,-and it appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they are not inhabitants Of this Commonwealth,
dered that the said defendants do appear here the 4h
Monday in January next, Chat being court day) and
answer the bill of The plainf-and that copy of this
order be forthwith inserted in wspapsr published
in the city of Richmond fo two months excessively,
and posted at the front door of the courthouse Of this
county Copy-ieste,
Nov n 53-WSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-11

RACE BETWEEN THE GREAT WESTERN AND THE L.
s. STEAM FRIGATE FULTON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-11

,UTNT-WIHhTHH
Besides 500 600 500, 400, 300, 200, &c, &c ma.
king 22G Capital Prizes sold and cashed by Slatton
since January, 1887. Orders puncually and cun'ten.
TALLY attended to- if addressed 10 n. STRATTON,
Nov q T5S-F1 Richmond. Ia.
I'm CHANCERY-ViRGISIA AT Rules holden in
n the Clerks Office of Cumberland County Court,
from the 9Th 10 the 10Th of November, 1898
John lsbe Plaintiff:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-11

YORK paper saith, TINT remedy therefor to be had Dr.
GREEN, OF Bethlehem Pa.
II proves eiccua affection caused by nervous weak
the remedy health andcngb the whole nervous
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-11
Alexandria Lottery,

Besides prizes of $3.50, l25, 100, 60, 80 80 90 TO-
Tickets only $lO-Halves S5-Quarters 81 50
Certificates of Packages Of % Whole Tickets Sl20
DO do % Half do 60
DO do - Quarter do 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-11

Nov 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-11

Lieut.. Cot. SD Regt. Commandunt
Col. WORTH, Commandnnt, Sackelts Harbor
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-26

manner and form % he Pre,ideoi and Diree-
tors, OF stoekhoiders, in general meeting
shall from time 90 tine provide and direct
Pr9viisd. That nolhing herein contained shsll
be 20 construed ~ 10 prevent the ssid Con-
pany from selling sad conveying any part OF
soeh real estate as they may hold. and which
may be hereby incorporated into stock and
declared persoosl estaie, OF to suthorire the
conveyance Of such real estate, when sold or
dnposed Of, IN any other or different manner
thsn that prescribed by the lava Of this Con-
mouwesith, for the conveyance and disposal
OF real estate, and when il 10 so sold and con-
Teyed, from being considered and held a. real
estate.
3. Be % enacted. That the privileges hereby
granted shall cease and determine, unless the
proPIietors Of the said Springs shall, With in
eighteen months after the organization OF the
Company. cause the waters thereof 10 be
carefully subjected to thorough analysis by
chemist, whose selection shall he approy &c
by the Executive OF the Common wealth. and
the result Of such analysis TO be published FOR
The benefit OF the community.
10. This act shall be In force from and af.
ter the passage thereof
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-26

The following presnbls and resolution
viii show the course which the New Yori
Bssks viii take on the subject,
New YoRx. April l6. 1893.
Al meeting Of the Delegates of the
City and County Banks OF the State oil
New York, held in this city. this day,
the following preamble and resolution
were unanimously adopted. and order
ed TO be published,
Whereas the law which legalized the
suspension Of specie payments will ex-
pire. by MS own limitation, on the 18th
Of May next; and whereas the effects OF
a resumption are considerations which
more properly pertain 10 the Legislature
than to the Ranks; therefore. without
attempting 20 forsee what the effects
may be, but hoping they may not be
injurious TO the commerce and indus
try OF the State, and with a determine
lion 10 render 10 those interests all the
assistance which shall be found COM
'PsiIble with the discharge Of our legal
obligations
Resoirtd. That the Banks of this
State be recommended TO resume spe.
Gle payments on or before the 10Th day
oil May next.
C. w. LAWRENCE. Can.
w. Nj. VERMILrE, Sse'y.
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NO. I3.

on the European model. and 10 endea-
vonng 10 enrich his mind With infor-
nation calculated 70 benefit the nation.
He 70 probably % years Of sge, end
speaks and writes English tOlerably
well.
The only merchant here now is .
Mr.. Hunter. a gentleman through
whose fundamentally the two Siamese
youth were discovered and sen, about
as curiosity. This port is visited bv
European and American vessels, and
the principal cargo they take swsy is
sugar. The soil Of the country 10 very
rich. and might be made to produce
almost any quantity Of the cane, or any
thing else. The soil is principally Gull
tivated by the Chinese, who compose,
perhaps, three .fourthS Of the whole
population.
The printing establishment under
my charge, has 10 j, foanis Of Siamesa,
Chinese, and English type. In tbess
languages, the two first principally.
there have been printed nearly mil.
lion three thousand pages octave.
81 remain, dear Sir,
With much esteem, yours, &c.
RoBT. ID. DAVENPORT,
American Missionary TO Sian.
To TaoSAs RUeuIE, Ia. Riehnond Enquirer,
Va, U. s."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-26
From Il. rAilaa.,plia U. S. ca..li.

The New York Banks are certainly
entitled 10 the credit Of adroitness.-
They have collected the bankers from
other parts Of the Union, urging upon
them the necessity of an immediate re-
sumption. by which alone, faith, aud
honor, aud character can be preserved.
In the midst OF the discussion, they
procure law from Albany. which al
lows them 10 issue notes ne: payable
on demand like the notes OF other
banks. but payable in twelve months.
These Twelve months notes being issued
and circulated in New York, will of
course become current notes. and as
the depositors in the banks are obliged
to take current notes. they must OF
course take these twelve months notes
The whole ofthe deposites in The banks
will thus be paid in notes, for which
there can be no claim on them for a
year, and as they issue no notes paya-
BILE on demand. Of course there can be
no claim upon them for coin. The
law, II is understood, authorizes them
TO issue these notes during two wears,
30 that in TACT il is an actual postpone
meOt OF The resumption for ;hree years:
his Is what IS called specie pay n,enlsl
This is immediate resumption This
IS the end Of all the hne declamaiions
about honorable payments Of debt
The new law. IL is said. authorizes of
issue Of one and half Of the capital OF
The New York Banks. which is stated at
thirty millions: we have here an
authority 10 issue 6fty-onc millions OF
paper, Irredeemable for q year-and
this. too, by an act entitled IAN act to
facilitate the resumption Of specie pay
mentS." Faoiltaiel II may we'll be
called, TO facilitate the payment Of
debt by putting it of for year. Some
body has written a book called The
New York Humbugs." We beg him
10 reserve a chapter for the lales, and
oldest Of the family, the New York
specie payments. abe immediate re.
sumption next yearl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-26

one Of them 10 his Aunt, he laid the rcst OF
them on The table bsside his uncle.
The old gentleman smiled IN every eorne,
Of his face and pat bis hand In HE pocket.
why didn't be marry her a once, and leave
the rest 20 ehaneei asked the coIonsi.' shool
nae IL wouldn't
| Why, you must know that Bin love, nj,
uncle a. we'll o. h he had been hls own n.
Their, Tor the old gentleman has been ., roos
ss n fsibsr 10 him. So be could not bear The
idea Of sei,ing married without trying TO xe
his consent And ihsn. you see. he could b.
married st home. and that woule Just suit /,
uncle, Tor he 10 mighty fond Of frollc nov
| and then.
lie deserves 10 have her for that one thing
said the Colonel. with emotion. Shoot me h
doht wish had been hi, uncle.
Here Carlo Ga faVorite doE) began 10 iumr
up 81 his master.
Positively. Colonel, I think you hsve Rol
the hnsst dog IN the country. said Henry, pat
ting Carlo on the head.
Now, IL there was ono thing that the old
gehtieman. liked better than to oe called Col
oosl, IL was 10 have his dog praised. So bs
grew warmer aud wsruSs and presently pull
ed out his pocket book.
Well, said he. did be give his eonssntl-
what cone next,
why, said Henry, the old gentleman wa,
nightly tickied 20 see the oranges So hs
babe HIM hearty welcome, and asked him
ell about every thing. and every body in town
This IVES just what Bill wanted. So after On.
swerinG all enquiries. he takes the miniature
out Of his pocket, aud handed u TO his uncle
and asked him how he liked IL, telling hin,
that 4 particular FREUD lent u Ia him The
old gentleman was in an eesIsey Of delight
h. a.
woman ss handsome as thst, and that Bal
nigh, have her.
Ha ! shouted the col0osl.--the Old char
WAS well come up with. The beat Joke
ever heard Of-buI WAS she really 20 beauti-
fuil
The most angelic creature I ever saw, said
Henry. But you can judge for yourseIf.s lie
lent me the picture, aud knowing your taste
that way, brought IL for you. Here Henry
took Il out Of his pocket, aud handed IL to his
uneie. 81 the same time rsfilling his glass.
Do tell, ssid Aunt PaiIy-geiiing out OF
her chair TO look al the picture, well now, IL
that sinr besuiyi
You may we'll say that, sister, said the Col
onel Shoot me, " d0n't wish had been
in Bills place. Deuce take IL, why didn't
you get the eiri YOURSELF Henryl The mo.l
beautiful creature ever laid nv eyes on -
I'D give thousand dollars Tor such . niece.
Would you said Henry, psiIing the dog.
Yes, that would ssid the Colonel, and nine
thousand more upon the top OF il. sud that
makes ten thousand shoot me IL I wouldn't
and the Colonel wiped his eyes.
Do tell, said Aunt Patty.
Then III introduce her TO you to-morrov,
said Henry.
And so he did-aDd in due tine they were
married.
lnother proof Of the wonderful powers Of
"'cJ1 'asdsr" aud q knowledge Of "kumaa ma
tSI."l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-26
GENERAL lNTELLiGKNCE.
F'ein he Rieha0rd ERqur o.
NEWS FROM TIE ANTIPoDEs
SIAM ILLUMINATED BY VIRerSIl

SIAM ILLUMINATED By VIRGINIA
PRINTER!
We sre happy 10 lay The following letter
before the friends Of our Correspondent. the
Missionary Society, end the Public az large
We rseoilset Mr. Davenport we'll aud q
gives us great pleasure 20 see one Of our Alum
nj diHusiRg the benefits Of Tie Press. As well
as the truths Of ChTistisniiy, On the other side
Of the Globe
"BANeKoE, SAN. July 10Th, 1897.
"My dear SIr-lt Is even now with
pleasing ttoollecuons. that rccur 20
the period spent 10 your service. Lit.
tie did think while entering The Office
Of the Richmond Enquirer" that
there ! was destined 20 obtain uforna.
ton which should have Us influence on
another side Of the Globe How in.
scruiable are The ways Of Providence
But so IL IS. Here | am in the midst
Of hundreds Of thousands IL Siamese.
and Chinese. and others, Who. while
receiving with thankfulness the FRUITS
q the Press, are astonlshrd AZ ~ ore.
rations. For ages they have been De.
pendent on The tlow aud tedious multi.
plicalion Of books by wriiisR: end he
who wished 90 become acquainted with
The feelings and sentiments of bis on
ecsiors, bad 10 tax his pure severely
But those in authority. are ~ last be-
ginning 10 open their eyes upon The
Improvements of others, and their Tor.
mer prrjudiecs against foreigners and
foreign articles, is evidently giving
way 90 q desire lor imitation; snd macy
OF those 30 high sianding. no longer
question the superiority which Euro.
peans or Ameneans have over Tbs no
ton On many respects The Pnb.
clarng o. Minister Of Foreign Affairs
has nov 20 be possession en- Old WOOD.
en- press. which was borrowed ol some
81 The Missionaries here. tbat De might
undefsiand i's operation. ~ make some
effort in pfioiinE The desirablcuesi 81
hayinE a complete printing apparaiUs.
together With a ioani 81 Enailsk lyre.
vas not long since seriously talked OF
and The 1rst favorable opportunity that
offers, may sG1fd The grliiGcsUon 81
their wishes. TIE Prince Chow Tbf.
who w. once thought 10 be zoe pFohs-
Die fuccstsof 70 the throne. add vh0
nay yet reach u. 70 eonstruciing vessels
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-26
LAST NOTICE,

gNHERE are slili many secounis due 70
- DaHisi Snyder, aad Daaisi sayss, 4 Son
unsettled slih0ugh noties has been more
thaa oncs given % those intsrsstsd 20 coms
forward aud close them. u y absolutely No
essssry thar no longer indulgence be given
thefsfors oace more, and for the last tiane
give notice, that unless ihgse accounts be
spssdiiy closed. : shall Be under the unplss-
'ant necessity Of plseing then 10 ihe hsndl
~ officers for adjustment. Most Of these
claims ere Of long stsndiRg, snd n0v lhey
MUST b itfiis8 - PsaceablJ ifi can, forcibiy
" must DAefgL SNYDER.
Jan. la. ta77-T
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-26
E,en a. cl.seIsna Herald. March I.


INCIDENT Is THE BATTLE or CHIP.
PEwA.-While Gen. Scott ~as in town
yesterday. several Of our citizens called
TO pay their respects TO him. among
others. MIR. H, one OF Our most esii-
mable citizens who had known Gen.
Scott IN the war Of 1912. Gen. Scott
in introducing Mr.. H. 10 his aids, re-
ferTed TO an incident in the Battle OF
Chippewa. In the ems agsment on
the 9th OF July, 1914. Gen. Scott said
be saw three drummer boys who were
near the troops and exposed 10 the
FIRE Of the enemy. lie directed them
TO go back where they would be out
Of danger.
The boys retired; two Of their drums
had been spoiled by shot. and the three
boys were dispuling about the posses
sion Of the third drum, which was
whole, when two Of them were killed
jy . cannon ball. which took of the
heads Of both.-Gen. Scott said that
one OF the most affecting sights he ever
beheld. was The surviving boy gazing
at the bodies Of his two companions; Il
was a spectacle which made him weep.
The boys were about 10 years Of age.
The survivor was I've presume there Is
no indelieaey IN mentioning the name
Mr.. Jarvis +. Hanks, Of this city, who
10 reference 10 this ineidept. may say
with the Roman poet. OF in a more
devoul sense,
"Sie me seyrapii AgpoHo-."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-26
Boots, Shoes, Pumps, Lee
dies SfsApeFs, sc.

TNYHE usdsrsignea has moved bis shop "a
N the room formerly occupied Is : Store
(kaosn 80 FrEms's eOrBer,j OPposits the
late residence Of Bsary Hsinss, dec d, ~ hers
be 10 prepared 10 make Gsntismes's
BOOTS AVID SE0lES
In the best style end mOst substantial nssn-
nsr. Also, Lsdiss' work executed with
nealhsss and dssPsteh-(ealled on, IL re.
quired)
lie Will keep constantly on hand Ladies
Slippers, sRd a good assortment Of eoarss
and hne shoes, &c. &c.
Ills friends and the public generally are
respectfully invited 10 give him . call.
THOMAS JOHNSON.
Charleaown, March 3, 1888.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-26

VNHt subscribsts having entered into
~ PuFinersh'P ior tsra, u ears, Ia ths
MILLING BUSINESS
90 the Kabltt0en Mile. they will IN = gew
days be fssdy Zoe me roespiion q sli kina,
q GRAIN, for vhieh lhsy are prepared 10
pay ne highest msfkef Price. Warmers v ho
prsfsf sfiuding iheif wheat. ran get four 81
t1e Miii, Or delivered 81 he Depot, Charles
lows, o. 81 IiarPsrsFefFy.
= constant szpBlg Of Plasfsy, SAT-, Fisl
Sc wiH - Kept ~ Aaad ~ iow prices,
saving, 80 Fissisr grisding sone u ihs
bestmanaef and 90 nodsfais ffiees.-Coua.
~ gofh tous ~ gooi oHicr.
We hope, By stfitl sifeaiiou aad prqup pa.
ilde. thqi or trends sd ed customers %
ihe Mhi, uiil noi psss us b..
JOHN EABLE,
DAVID JOHNSTON.
Kabisisvu. Suiy %, 1917
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-26
Ffom tAs .rsv-T York S,sr.
TO MY B0Y-uPoH MS BIRTH DAY.

III MI bUI-uPoF MS BIRTH DAY
Twelve month. have Psss'd siaes I. my boy.
firs. kiss'd thy infant brow,
And felt again the bii>sfuI Joy
Which none but Mothers know.
FondIy prsss'd thee TO my heart,
Ny sweet, my angel boy,
White team did froo my syslids start
OF tenderness and joy.
Since then I've watched thse, day BY day,
With ell q mothers love,
And well dos. thou my care repay,
Thou gin Of Heaven above.
Like 10 some sweet luxuriant flower,
E'ea like the budding rose
10 thee, my child. doth every hour.
To me fresh sweets disclose.
And now ;hou'rt praitIing by my side,
Ia childish, spsriivs gles-
gaze on thee with fondest pride,
And bless tay infancy.
Sweet innoeenesi may Heaven guard thee,
Watch DER Thy tender years,
Preserve thee in Thy purity,
Safe thro' this ''Vals o. Iears."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-26

DAZZLING .4Hsedots - Ia TIE April number oil
the American Monthly Magazine, for which
we ere Indebted 10 NF. n. Hickman, is q
chapter on dueliinE. IN which ibo following
aneedote Is Feisted Of Boston bachelor
Mr.. A., ten years ago, challenged
Mr.. b., married man with one child,
who replied that the conditions were
not equal. that be must necessarily poi
more at risk with his life than the other,
and be declined. A year sfterward,
he received another challenge from MF.
A. who sisted that be too had now a
wife and child. abd he supposed there.
fore the objection Of Mr.. B. was no
longer valid. Mr.. b. replied that be
now had two children, consequently
the inequality still subsisled. The
next year Me-. A. renewed bis chal.
lenge. having then two children also,
bat his adversary had three. The mat
Ter. when last heard from. was siil. 60
ing on--lhe number being SIX 10 seven
and the challenge yearly renewed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-26
Rrass Foundry, SC.

VHNHE subscriber has sGain commenced
n the BR-gs6 F0U.NDERLNrG, at his old
STAND in Chsrlsst0su. IIsViag employed .
hrst-rnte wottaan from BsliidloFs, he will
be able 10 furnish 81 Kinds Of Brass and
Composlsiou Csstings 81 The shortest notice,
such asfhrsshiag Machine Boxes Bells OF
ell sizes Gun Mounting Brsss StiSruPs
And-irOns and Fsndsrs Of the latest patterns.
Engine Hoss @ade 10 order OF the best ma
tsriaIs, riveisd with copper riVstsi Carpet
Rods. &c.
AOd-IrOos and Tenders repaired at the
shortest notice.
The highest price 10 work viii be given for
old Copper or Brass-or the cash will be
paid for Il, i( required.
THOMAS RAwLIHs.
March %, 1893.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-26
MACHINE CARDS, &C..

H0HN a. HASKELL, Inc. l02, West
g Pratt Street, Bahiaors,) continues 20
nasufseture
ALL EIN5DS OF CARDS
FOR COTTON q wIltN MACHINES.
He 10 now making much better article than
heretofors, tIhe leather bsing much better. }
and st prices ~ low - they can be had else
where. Also on hand, for sale Shatile>,
(hand end loom pover,l Piskers, Picker Snd
Lses Leather. Belt and Roller Leather,
Press Paper, Roller Cloth, &c. ke.-all ~
low prices.
B6-Orders directed TO me Tor 20 uessrs
HuPP & MACHIR, Winchester, vs.) viii
be promptly atIeBded to.
April $, Is35.--7w
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-26

Bar ErOEa & M0uBdbOaFsls,
n HAVE just reesived en- assortmeat 81
u superior BAR IRON, Of assorted siEes,
RON s. & ~. Hughes works. AlsO
Mccormick & DaVisS MoULDDoARDS,
which will sell low for cash.
THos. RAwLINs.
Feb. %, 1898.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-26

sLAEDEn Islander caBnot make
tie subject better OF worse. u may
represent ua 80 false light. Or place q
Likeness q us 10 3 bed one. bot we are
the sane: not 20 the sisBderer fur cal.
omny always makes the cslamniaioF
Wolse, bus ihs ealamniaisd, never
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-26

PennEy iraEia Improremenis.--We
learn from Harrisburg that the I'm
Provcment Bill, as IL passed both
Houses on Wednesday last, has recciy.
ed the Executive signature and is now
law. II Is an Omnibus, embracing
2s principal appropriations 10 the ca.
mails. rail roads. feeders. navigation
companies works. &C. nov 10 progress:
besides 4 appropriations to tufnpikes.
and 81 10 State roads. making grand
total OF lbs separate appropriations
though the whole amount Of money ap-
propiiaied IS less than two millions Of
dolla:s.-l Bell. Pat.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-26

Gen. Scott u 70 have under his com.
mand 20 The Cherokee County upwards
Of !, 900 irOops--two thousand regulars
and five tboH'and soldiers 20 be call
ed out from Tennessee. Georgia. Ala.
bafna, and North Carolina. The Chero.
KEGS vii be driven from their country
Al the point Of The bayonei.
f.fisr Ca.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-26

.hew fausaiioa--An ingenious Van
kec. By ihs name Of Fiogi has invent.
ed a machine 20 rock The cradle Esd
keep cross babies from crying and
squslling. It's atifched 10 the bot.
tom Of The cradle add has 10 be wound
up every Fly minutes. There is no
end to The iDgenuities o. brother Jons-
Than
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-26

The Legislature. We ore gTaii6ed 20
learn has appropriated 8 IL. 900 for addi-
,ional boildiogs 20 the Western Lunalic
Hospital, and SIS, 600 Tor Tie purchase
of grounds, and the procurement Of
other means Of recreation and employ.
ment for the insane.
Siniaisn Spectator.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-26
DDRwI2 A:ND ObOPIrrx
EAXLaORS.

ID EsPEcTFULLY inform their custom
10 era and the public IN general. that thsy
eoatinue st their estsbIished stand. one door
East Of Csrter's Hotel. where they are ready
end willing TO accommodate all who hsve. OF
may favor them with their custom; and pledge
themselves that ali work entrusted to their
care. shall be executed with the sane nea,ness
and elegance - heretofore, which has mol
been suTpasssd by sny in the State.
They return their sincere thanks 10 the pub
lie for the very liberal encouragement reeeiv'
ed since they have been ia business, aad hops
TO merit aeontinusbee Of she same.
They have jast received their SIDS-fSsS
01sd SssIStS1seT Reports or F0shs-
t0seo, from New York sud PhIlsdvlphia, aud
invite al 10 call and view them.
Securing nnd Repairing attend.
ed 20 NJ the shortest Doiice; and all kinds 81
Garments cut On order on reasonable terms.
April ~. 1855, --,3L