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Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-15

PESNsYLvANIa-The Legislature of this State
meets on Tuesday the 18th inst. 1t appears from
the following that some difficulty is anticipated
from the contested election in Philadelphia coun-
~. The Wing candidates received the certificate
Of election. and are of course entitled TO their
seats until the House shall investigate the mat l.
ter. But this, it seems, the Admin istration party
deny, and propose, according TO the Harrisburg
InteIligencer to defeat them by the following ex-
pedient:-[Nat. Int.
II, is limited that the Clerk Of the House will
refuse to read the return which will be sent him
by the Secretary, but will declare it ILLEGAL!
We have before said that we do not believe Mr..
SKUNK will perpetrate so gross an outrage, as IT
would be directly at variance with his duty and
the laws, which cannot be tortured to give him
the power of judging of the legality of any pa
per sent him by the Secretary. But as the polit-
ical friends of Mr. s. declare that he will do so,
we may take them at their word for moment, TO
inquire what would be the consequences Of such
a man9uvre. The consequences rould be Of no
triria! character. They would be momentous, and
an awful weight would rest on the head Of Mr. s.
for his agency in the matter. If he dares TO take
the step urged upon him by bis partisans. it will
be the SOLEMN DUTY Of all the democratic mem
bers of the House to organize separately, anc
leave the Locofoccs to act out their inIquIty by
themselves. This will be the only means left TO
coERCE the Locoocos into their DUTY, and sustain
the LAWS. And as party goes for the ''Su-
premacy Of the Laws" on all occasions, we have
40 doubt bu, it will be done"
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-15
IN SENATE-THuRsDAY Dec. G.

Reports were presented from the several
Branches of the State Bank which were laid upon
the table
Mr. Thompson of P. presented the following
resolution, which was adopted by consent.
ResoIred, That the Judiciary committee be in
structed inquire into the expectancy ofso amen
ding the law relating to clerks, and defining their
duties, as to dispense with the making OF COM
ple,e records in any suit except wherein the title
of real estate is in controversy, or where either
party may require il at his or their expense
The following message wa. received from the
House of Representatives.
Mr. President: "The House ofRepresentatives
have passed an engrossed bill, No 8, entitled an
Act locating State road from the East line OF
Whitley county to Fort Wayne" which was read
once and laid on the table for second reading on
tomorrow.
Mr.. Moore offered the following resolution
which was not adopted
Resolred, Tha, the committee on the New Al
banv and Vincennes M'Adamize road be request
ed TO lay before the Senate, the amount IN detail
of expenses incurred by the State in surveying
and locating the said road from Paoli in Orange
county to yincennes in Knox county.
Mr. Finch presented petition from sundry cat
izens of Carol county praying for an exfention
Of Banking Capital in this State to 1--WE millions
Of Dollars, and for the location OF Bank at Del
phi.
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BRADISH.
192.902
lS2,942
lS2,942
MARCY.
1852
SEWARD.
l92,S6S
lS2,542
$3.50 Majority.
1926


The last great contest was in 1884, when Mt
Marcy's majority was 1895
Wing majority now 1926
Wing gain 1926:
The last contest in the State was in 1886
when Mr.. Van Buren, himself carried the Stat,
by majority of 32,7S.
/ Wing majority now 1O,32t
Wing gain 43,lla
| If this 'ssober second thought can be ciphered
down, there must be logic in Albany more poten,
| than the Regency. This is the fullest vote ever
thrown in the State. The Wing majorities for
members of Congress will run, it is thought, over
10000 That official report is not yet published
Mr. Van Buren, stands fair chance of carry
tina. chance IS, every very BODY can See See tf We had
him to against instead Of semi-conserva-
tive of the school of Gov. Marcy, we should have
given larger Wing majority than it is possible
for any other State in the Union to give.
The Government Is already proceeding against
two of the sureties of Mr.. Swartwout, Messr.
Bridsall and Quackenboss, the two Of the three
who have property, and who, of course, must be
sacrificed 1t is also stated that Mr.. S. provi ded
Cor The security Of his bondsmen, but the deposit
arv viii, whom entrusted this security has
spent II all: Of course no bondsmen make
up any thing like The amount OF the alleged de-
faIca,ion, say only 100000 out of Sl,25O,OO0
the balance of which Uncie sam must put 10
the account Of prof, and oss-it being the price
of Lesson the LIST upon the praciiceh'lity. utility,
and security of perpatetic SUBJ reasury. All
,yes here look TO Congress for an early deve!ope-
mcnt of the WAYS and means by which the Sc .
,re,ary of the Treasury, stalking the responsible
~" has guarded the public money.
From Canada and the North have mail
o-day. The Bank of the people (MontreaD had
'een allowed TO suspend specie payments. This
S Suspected Of being rebel bank. The Court
Martial in NJ antreal had, yet, ordered no one
o be hung. The Montreal Herald says quick
way of disrosing of the prisoners will be resort
d to. +.
In Buffalo more patriotic movements have been
elected. The deputy collector, Dwight, seeing .
t the railroad depot suspicious looking boxes
narked miHsars carried them to the United
states Hotel, took the responsibility of opening
hem, and found them filled with ornaments of
'ar. Mr.. Dwight seized them, but the Patriots /
Ill upon him, and almost killed him. There were I
,om $50 to 200 of these Patriots in Buffalo, in
ending 60 up the lake to Detroit, but, the wind
eng SO high to prevent steamboat leaving,
hey dispersed. Where they went, or whence s
ley came, we hear not. d
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-15

DiAseuk to plcase-A gentleman who had just
been shaved BY q barber asked for towel to wipe
hi. face with, and being presented With one, In
o.,,red If The master of the shop il he had NOT
o.h.r. aNo," replied The arbcr, "all my cussouesS
have used tina, for three wecks, and no one ever
Gouud f.ui, with il besore.-BostOs Post
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-15

HOUsE-THrRsDAY, Dec. 8.
Both Houses proceeded on joint BALLOT to the
c,ion of Prosecuting Attornies-
Fourth Judicial Circuit.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-15
BALLoT!NG FOR L. 8. SENATOR

After the Sth ballot. Mr. Arion withdrew 10
name of Gen. Siapp. The convention vas ~
i,urned until Tomorrow morning 10 O'Clock
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Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-15

An elephant belonging to a menagerie Of ami
mails in Cincinnati, got loose from the chain by
which he was fastened, few days since, and Kill
led beautiful Zebra, and valuable horse, and
seee.ely wounded several others, all attached to
the company.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-30
C,fKR WILLIS, 81.

HANING determined 10 devote my attention
l. l. principally to the carrya making business,
will endeayour future 10 keep on hand my shop
supply of CARRlALLS, with and WITHOUT
Springs, made of first tate timber aud good work
manshlp. My situation being in the country, my
expenses considerably less than they would be IN
Lynchburg, and having had 10 years experience in
the business, | make no hestancy IN the assertion
ity than they be bought IN LynchSurg,or almost
any other town. | will also make BAROUCllES to
order. Those wishing TO purchase would do well to
give call before purchasing as feel confident
shall give general satisfaction both in price aud
quality.
My shop may be found in Amherst, 5 mAes north
from Lynchburg. near Ncw-llope Meeting House.
will also keep on hand for the accommodation ol
purchasers the best Carlya Harness, at the lowest
cash price. SILNESfE l.. BURFORD.
JulN 10 N;}m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-30
A TEACHER WANTED.

\ 'EA II 'EMAN who is qualified to take
charge of an Academy, can get good and
permanent situation, a, Pdpidiag, Jdspcr Couniy.
-MsstSsippt 1t is expected the building will be in
readiness by the LIST December or January next.
The health oithIs section OF Mississippi is thought
to be equal 10 any other place in the South Let
tels can be addressed to the Trustees, or to Bonn
Haat Nome need make application except he Is
fully competent and OF good moral character and
steady habits. 1t is probable that there will he a
Female Institution attached it very soon conse.
quently IT may suit gentleman and his wife who
follow that profession
Pauding, Miss. August IN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-30

in free county. found themselves almost a. much
annoved their hundreds OF years age.
ior their eating. drinking, aud breathing the ar
OF heaven, depended the caprice OF then Shris
tan neighbours. Aud Yet the annoyance VAS al
such nature that the criminal law could not well
lay hold of II until Saturday. when one OF the Ger
mans capped the climax oil his h.'b'r'y by throwing
ladies' who lodged IN the house. The whole iamil,
then came to police office and stated their rfles
anees and Justice nnpson immediately issued
rant Tor the rufiian who committed the assault. Aud
hope sincerely thai lie may be sent To Biaekwelfs
island for six months, To teach him better manners
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-30
N. Y. poLICE OrTIcr. Arc

~ 4 blitE ofIItE, AUG IL.
Done A BIT OF THE DARK AGEs.-A family OF
rather respectable appearance came the police of
nee on Saturday, and complained Of bcnng intolcr.
bly annoyed by another family who Tod cd in the same
house with them. The compliments are Jews who
adhere most ngidy To the observances of their icli-
sion, ana consequently consider the hoy an unr clean
aninlai, and hold pork in the utmost abhorrcnce
Iheir fellow dodgers, the other hand are a family
OF Germans, lately arrived in thus country and have
come from part of Germany where 10 the discracc
oil Christianity and civilization, the Jews are sill dc
prived OF many Of their rights. and arc permtied
by law or custom, to be insulted with ,nnnni
~ by their unchiistan Christian brethren Some diff
fcuty having occurred between the Jewish tamil
and the Germans he latter forgetting that they were ~
county where the law makes distinction between
creeds, but protects alike the followers of all or none
though they might avense their quarrel by Insulting
the religions feelings other fellow dodgers.
The Germans, therefore, procured n quantity of
rancid pork. with which they operated so as 10 tor
IneDt the Jews IN q most intolerable manner lie
Jews occupied room underneath that of the Ger.
mans, and II they happened TO open the window and
SIT or stand at il to breathe the fresh air. down came
piece Ccord from a window over Them with piece
oil pork dangling at the eud of it, the insuierabe odor
OF which Obliged the Jews TO shut down their window
IL Inc Jews carried in pail of fresh from the
pump, they had scarcely laid it down when some of
the Gernans slipped IN piece of pork into it, and the
Jews had to throw the water. If the Jews han.
pened 10 leave their cooking utensils for a moment
in the yard. the Germans threw pork into them and
deprived the Jews oftlIer dluner. In short these |
)ews although living in the nineteenth century, and
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-30

The rates of lnsuranccme as low as any IN the L
nlted States. For $l3 10, person aged 80 my
secure $1,000 to his representatives or creditors, il
he should die within the year.
The terms on which annnitcs granted, are
more favorable to the annuant than at any other OF
flee in this counry.-A person 60 years OF age will
be paid $40 55 for life, FOR every 500 deposited with
the Company.
The cndowmcnts are ON the same plan. For 500
paid n the birth of child it will pay SiG9 il he at
tain the age of2l.
The Company will also receive money for a year.
and pay 4! per cent. interest, scmi-annuay, or COM
pound II at that rate.
Office, u .SCropd Streei-Raliimorc.
JOHN J. DONALDSON, President.
J. |. ATKINSON, Secretary.
The undersigned is appointed agent of the Balt-
more Life Insurance Company, and will give any
Information TO persons wishing 10 make iusuranccs
CHARLES l.. MDSBI
Sppt,7 WIS
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Sl.llt. Z

Rebecca Howell Sarah Arthur. Adam Newman and
Polly hs wife, late Polly Dixon, james Norton
and Nancy his wife, late Nancy Dixon, Thomas
Dixon, Polly Newman William X. larrson and
Lucy. his wife, late Lucy Newman, Henry Arthur
and Sarah his wife, late Sarah Newman CLARK
Newman, Bailey Newman, W lIliam Meade and
Elizabeth his wife, late Elizabeth Newman, Eli
jah fowler, AbSalom FOWLER Richard tioad and
Nancy his wife, late Nancy fowler Thomas
Thompson and Jane his wife. late Jane Fowler
LOWS Bcnnctt aud Polly his wife, larc Poll,
fowler, Morning Robertson. Thomas Goaa and
Sally hls wife, late Sally Tower Abedncgo Bays
aud Frances his wife, late Frances Shockley Pol
~ Shockley. Shadrach Shocklcy and Absalom
Shocklcy
fIAkkE NOTICE, that we will, on the aeih lay
oil september next, between the rising and the
setting OF the sun, at the dwelling house of Isabel
Altchen, IN the county OF Bedford. and State of
Virginia, take the dispositions of William Leltwlch
silas Mltchen and others, and on the 18th day Of
October at the dwelling house of John A. Dixon
IN the county OF WAYNE, and St9tc of kentucky
take the dispositions OF John A. Dixon and Pat
ty Dixon, and II not taken that day, will
DC taken on the 10th day of The same month
at the same place; aud the 18th day oil
October, at the dwelling house of Meredith Dix
on, IN the county of Greenup, State of Nv. take
the dispositions of Thomas lIatkwonh Gilbert
tfum aud others and II not taken on that day will
DC taken on the 22nd OF the same month"; the same
place. ard continue from day to day until completed.
hlch dispositions, when taken will be read as evl.
uehce IN IA SUIT oi Chanccry, now pending and unde-
teihinod IN The Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chance'y. holden for the county of Bedford, where
IN you are plaintiffs and we are Defendants When
and where you can attend, should you thiuk proper
GEORGE PARKER.
STEPHEN MARTINI
DANIEL &. EDWARDS
ABNER ANTHONY.
aud Others
August 90 v4w
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
James xsircr ana AUIs0Irhu In,
Dl'Dr(lnPHf.

\ Public Letting will be held in the town of
~ Lyuehburg on the 2lh September next. of all
the work not now under Contract. on the line of
the Canal between that place and the city of Rich
mond.
Tins work consists of 80 Locks 43 Culvcrts. 3
Aqneducts, Towing path bridges tone of which is
across lanes rvcr,) about I2O Farm and Road
bndses' aud from 80 to 10 sections, besides several
Ridge.
ne Locks will generally be OF dry Masonry sheath
ed with plank.
The situation of the work will be pointed out TO
Contractors by the Assistant Engineers the line ;
ana the general plans and specifications will be en-
hblled al the Office of the subscriber in the Civ oi
Richmond, until the 9th of September aud in lynch
burg AT the time OF the letting.
The valley of the Jrmes River is remarkable
healthy.
CHARLES ELLET, Jr. Chief Engineer
OF the J. X. and X. COMPANY
July26 ,ISS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-30
u,YyCnH...s. FALL RACES,

MILL commence on "Wednesday 10Th sept
w 1=3s, and continued days,
lst DAY.
One or two Colt Races; number oil entries not yet
known.
ond DAY.
Propretot's Purse, $500, tlj entrance ? mile
heats.
3rl DAY.
Lynchburg Silver Plate value 5000, sl3snifancc'
mile heats.
iih DAY.
Jockey Club Purse $500, $50 entrance } nI'e
heats.
The money FOR each days race will be paid the
winner without discount Stables and Latter "Ill
be furnished Race Horses gratis.
MELVILLE TALBOT, Pr
August g 'df
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NOTICE..

H'lIE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs tho
citizens of Amherst and the adivning coupi,e.
mat ne has purchased the Tannery at Amhers,
Courthouse and intends locating himself cor the mr.
pose oil carrying on the TANNING business. lie
Wide ready to receive Hides by the 20th OF SEM.
August 30
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-30
POLITICAL.
LAST WORDS.

nv T. }. ousElEy.
When the rcceding shore
Ofdcarcs, home dms the anxcus sight.
The bravost hearts dcplee
The parting ofthe soul--tl,n farewell blight;
Still hspe win peace restore,
As midnight moumers yeam for mornings light
The garden flow rcis die,
Leaves faae-the rppling risulcis still
Darkness o'erveils the sky
Fen birds have ceased their melodious trill
Yet Spring viii beautf,,
And Deg return; for such is Naiuro'swill
These will again renew.
The birds their songs the tlcir leaves the flowers
Bloom IN their rainbow hue
And silver streams, fed BY the snmmet showers,
Sing 10 the Heaven calm blue,
Bs, these not of us, they not enr's.
Ours the dearest Ties;
Once fed, what voice the lost one recall
In climcs beyond the skies
The spirit sonrs, too purified To fall.
Memory alone rise
Upon the wings ofLoye-yes, that is all
The last, the trislful scene.
When friends gathered round the silent bed.
When sHE, alone serene,
Smiles whites their tears in agony arr shed;
Shall we not comfort glenn,
To Know eternal bliss awaits lie deadl
The Kind familiar face
Yet miss We from our sweet, domestic hearth;
We mourn the vacant spaee.
And all the sunshine Of past JOYOUS mirth.
No morc replace
Her our heart loved above nil things of earth.
The faint LAST WORKS we hear
From the fond lips oftbo departing ono,
Whisper She is not horc I"
Assures thgt forever she is rome.
Still will we hold them dear
When sembance fades, the, re lcf 10 dwell upon.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-30
Ncdicai Department Of the Gin.
cInnati COllcnc.

Wiz. Session commences the last Monday ofOc.
t"bei and terminates the last SATURDAY of Feb
fuafy but by tefegulitjou olheflcully iou, lee
'u'cs Will be delivered daily by the professors during
lhe period oi examination III candidates tor degrees
Wh'ch :" Ill., "ader no Circumstances. commence until
the regular session shall have cNl,iicd
Me DoweIl, NJ. u.
General and ia0ioo2jcH .inatoap ami Pl,niolo.
81, by Samuel u. Gross NJ. d.
SwSoH by Willard Parker. NJ. u.
Obstetrics, and ne Diseases prrlll4, IN U;y,c,
anu Chiidten. by Landou G. RWts VI. H.
b. Rogers, VI. u.
Ma'ria 1lediea and Pharmacy, by John p. lIar
rson, NJ u.
Theory and Praetirecf lIcajc,no, by Daniel Drake,
NJ. u.
D'yycctons and Practical iootomy, by Cary A.
fumblc, NJ. D.
't"'cGl Instruction in ihc Cincinnati Hospital, by
Doctors Drake, Parker and RIvcs
DIR. Tnmble WI" open the rooms for p,,ct,c.I
Anatomy on the LIST of October ;and p,afesso, Az
powe'i VIII commence, At the same tluc A prelmiu,
~ course OF lectures ON Oslco'ory
EfPcnSeS.-Tickcts OF the Professors S1jc,cb
N"rlcni'tlon lee -. Library ticket (which may
DC taken or omitted N the option nj the studcuN 81
Hospital ticket 80 Ticket 10 the Anatomical ,no,n
$40 tlhe two latter are required TO be taken ono
session only Total Sl25 WV
Respectable boarding aud lodging can he had fl,
81 per week. - ''''' wv
Candidates for graduation are required 10 sfu,I,
'', Ho"N uhuel some respectable physician. to at
tend Two tull courses OF Lectures one al y. bi,L ,,
De IN inns school or to hare pracsed medicine t5,,r
years. and to attend tall course in thi. scbooI
oeiore they will be admitted to an examination.
, In the present dcranged state of the currency ,bc
'"o u'', "eem proper to announce that they will
receive fiom students in payment of tbci, Gccs ,,s
OF reputable banks, belonging TO the States IN which
'"oy respectively reside. by order of the faculty..
c.... LANDON {. RlNES, Dean.
Cincinnati August IS f.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-30

L,OR SALE, on accommodating terms la, &c
l. TRACT or LAND, tabont 1000 Actes) ly-
my in the South part Of bedford county, the wa
tiers of Dirk Creek, - miles from Lyuchburg aud
six miles hom Lccsvllle on Stauntou River. The
improvements on the Land are a comfortable Dwell
ling House, with other necessary ont houses. aud
about 30 Acres OF cleared Land III GOOD condition
ior cropping. The balance OF the Tract is well TIM
bcred and we'll watcted, aud well adapted to the
culture Of Tobacco, Corn, Wheat aud Oats. The
Land will be divided, If desled, and if not sold, will
be rented ion the ensuing year. Apply to Dir. +.
Austin, Lccsvillc, Campbell county.
August WIS
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ENGGlTOIk'S NOTICE,

\ Ill persons indebted To the estate OF the LATE
Patrick Il. Cabel, are requested 10 come Tor
wand and make immediate payment, as INDULGENCE
cannot be granted and those having claims aSaiust
the estate are requested to bring them forward for
settlement. ELIZABETH :. CABEIL.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-30
NOTICE..

ID y virtue Of a deed OF trust executed 10 the sub
- scriber lone OF The ffustecs) by John II. Rul
ledge and Lucinda u. his wife bearing date the 3lb
day of July, ls3G. and duly recorded IN the Clerks
office OF the counties Of Campbell aud PinsS lsanla.
FOR certain purposes therein mentioned shall pro
coed to sell to the highest bidder, for cash. de fol
lowing property,
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.5sg{, .sAss
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

lhlt Northern Lane OF Stages l,om Iynchburg
to Fredericksburg by way OF Charlottesville,
leaves lynchburg On Tuesdays THURSDAYS aud Sat
n1days, at O'Clock, \. NJ, and reaches Ghmlottes-
VILE III the evening ot those days IT arrives Al Ere
derchsburg ON Mondays, Wednesdays and F,id,,s.
At O'Clock, i. NJ. In returning, II arrives AT Chn
ioti'svIc ON Tuesdays, Thursdays aud SATURDAYS,
aud reaches LNnehbulg on Mondays " edn"so.,,s
and Fridays by this route passengers leaving
b,nchburg will reach Frederick sburs IN two DAYS,
OF those going hom l.ynchburg 10 Richmond viii
reach Richmond ON the seooud day At 6 O'Clock, =
M.-onr teams aud coaches are first tate, and The
drivers ara careful and accommodates Nopalus
will be spared TO rcndcf The trip safe and pleasant 10
the passengers.
Fare through 10 Fredericksburg sll 90
40 10 Richmond 50
Apply at the Franklin Hotel, Lynchburs. FOR seats
5. Il. CLONES Aet
Jul,2 uln
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-30
CHAS. EuGENE EWARD

ESPECTFULLY informs the inhabitants OF
"a Lynchburg and the surrounding conDticS, mat
he has lately arrived rom philadclpli aud that It
is his intention to locate himself IN this place for
the purpose of pursuing his professional business OF
Watch and Coekmahing aud repairing on the best
and most approved principles. Having served
regular apprenticeship To sad business III France and
Switzerland. and also having received his instructions
from the most skillnl artists OF the above named
countries, he is confident that he can give general
satisfaction 10 all those that will nrnst work IN hIs
hands 10 be done IN the most woikmanlikc man mel
and on the most reasonable terms.
lie has opened his shop in the house occupied by
Miss llcicrman, where lac Will attend 10 all work
put IN his care.
All kinds OF scapemcns, VIZ: Nngncl; Lever,
Duplex, Chronomctcr Musical, Horizontal LeplUe
and Vertical " aches.
All watches made orsoId BY hun Will be warranted
TO keep good Time iot series OF years, without any
charge 10 the purchaser, except cleaning; aud all
Watches repaired by him, winch warranted, will
be kept free OF additional expense, for the space of
one year from the delivery II properly taken OF
N u. \ fine aud large assortment oil Gold and
Silver and PLAN Watches Also, selection of ] CIV
clry.
July % 3ms