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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-13

EOHN f. TOWNSEN y, offers for sale.
~ some handsome Broadclo'hs and Cassi.
mercs also, ladies' Cloths suitable foI C1oaks;
also, great variety of French and Eng ilsh
Meruos nearly Ms hand,omo rs French
Fiannels Of all coors--wintet CaIicos--llo-
sirry-superIor black Italian silk Crava's-
Plloi Cloths. Kcrscys-.ston, Sa'tlnets-
homcspun Flanncls Ticklng--taoIe
Covcrs-.PIane Coyers--brown linen Table
Cloths stout red twilled Flanncls-ltnssia
Diaper-Crash--a lot Of the best Wonlleu
Y.rn-.lsrgc Mcrino Brochc md Blanket
Shsnls, with variety of other Goods.
Oct "a
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-13
BRIGHTON MARkET-Monday, Feb. IL
(Repc,iod for the Boston Patriot)
AI mnrkrl 3l1 Bel Cnltie. GlO Shcep.

AT markc, 3I7 B.ef Cattle, Gl0 sheep.
Parcss- Reef CoMt Our quotations last
week for frs, quality should have been 81
instead OF q rs, as reported We quote this
week, frs, quality 81; second $G 70 u q 20
third 50 2j ) ~.
Cs,es and Caius-Vcry few at market
and ro sales were noticed.
p-O~,ng to the large number at mar
k,, last week prices did net much advance
We quote lots at - 50, 80, J 80, anO -.
.Strinc-Nohc al market.
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From the pbiladelphia Herald & Sen

Pennsylvania Stale Loan. Yesterday, thr
State Loan Of S600,000 was taken by the fol
lowing Banks in this city, viz:
United States Bank FOUR HUNDRED THOU
SAND DOLLARS.
Girnrd Bank TWO HUNDRED THousANT
DOLLARS.
Bank ofPenn.ylvonis TWO HUNDRED THOU
SAND DOLLARS.
The late Message of the Governor to the
Legislature, moels with q cordial approval b.
the entire business portion OF the communt,
--,ciihoui distinction Of party-and hence th'
desire Of the banks to sustain the credit Of th'
State
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Nmotau a)urpattUe 23tlls.

V'IlS cheap and valuable medicine is con.
s,an,y for sale by the subscriber, at her
residence, three doors east Of the Custom
House, in Franklin street.
ANNA NJ. EDDY.
Just received, variety ofCOMBS, among
then, Victoria ani Coronation. For ssIe by
Dec 3. ME-. A. ". HDOY,
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE,

EINFOR9EEN circumstances hnve made
~ it necessary that should, for while
longer, continue in the Dry Goods business,
and must submit, although situation IN III"
States Prison would be prciernble.-l shall
therefore. do the best can for my friends
and customers
Having fortunately made clear out Of my
old Guods, now present f'r sale an entire
new Stock, purchased wiihln the last SIX
months.
keep Books IA formerly, and will sell at
the lowest prices possible for cash or approved
cre, it.
shall continue TO keep complete assort'
meni of Cloths, Cassniercs, aud Woolirns
generally, having III" satisfaction Of knowing,
lha, most all who have purchased such goods
call apan--and many who left mo for time,
have EXPRESSED themselves in this wise
e. Tiley | do not know what les, you for, ]
have been cheated ever since, but always
had good ard cheap cloths of you"
NV HOUSE in Thames.street, is to rent,
and | will sell SAID House al my time.
WM. JAMES 1lLbEY.
i Newport, Feb. l3, 1910.
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Notice.

The 9th Lecture before the Newport
AthcnGam, will be delivered at Armory Hall,
on Wednesday evening, Feb. 10Th, at 7 q.
clock, by Mr.. CmrEvlR, Of Salem.
Tickets to he had at the Stores of VI essrs
VIM. Callahan, Il. J. Taylor, WIN. A. Barber,
and Augustus Bush. Price l2i cts. single, or
IL for 81
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NEW GOODS.

THOMAS T. SH EFFIELD
Grateful for past 'irors, b,gs leave 10 INFORM
his friends aud he public in general,
THAT he has taken the new store, at the
junction Of Broad and Spring streets, and
lust returned from New York. with nov ond
fresh suppl, Of choice GROCERIES. which
he is ready ,o dispose of as low as they can
be purchased IN iown--nnd hopes 10 receive
n share Of the public patronage.
April 25, 1899.
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Notice..

In consequence Of the sitting Of the Court
q, Kingston, the Historical Lecture of Eli
sHA X. POTTER, Esq, is postponed TO Thurs
day evening Feb. 2O'h, then to take place al
The Armory Hail, u, 7 o'clock r. N.
o. Tickets I2l cenis, 10 be had st The
usual places.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-13

Alexander Anderson, Esq. has been
chosen a Senator Of tho United States
from the State Of Tennessee to fill the
vacancy occasionsd by tho resignation
of Judge White.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-13
Administrator Notice.

,g,UE subscriber having bccn appointed
y Administrator. with the VIII annexed,
ON Tho ,.,u,o of Sarah w 'ng. late oi Now
ro,t, deceased. hereby gives notice ,o "'l per
Sous having claims agS'ns' sa'd h,'"'e !"
present them Cor settlement, snd NJ h">e In
Iebicd ~ make immediate p1ymch', 'n
SAMUEL VAUGHAN. .fdmr'
Fob IN lUih Ht HW onntred
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-13

Hon. Rice Garland, Representative
in Congress from the State ofLouisinna,
hos been appointed Judge of the STU
premc Court Of that State, and, it is
stated in the New Orleans papers, will
resign his seat in Congress for the pur-
pose Of accepting that appointment.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-13

A Wing Mayor has been chosen in
Pittsburg, Penn. By majority of Scren
Hundred roles. The vote is said to
be fair indication of the state of popu-
lar sentiment towards Gen. Harrison
and the whig nominations.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-13

really hope Mr.. S. will succeed, but if
he would have the Wings come iorw ard
to his aid. and means to trest them re-
,peeyaily, he should not acquiesce in
the abuse henped upon them by the
Rhode Island Republican, in order to
induce the "demoeracy'' to come to his
aid also.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-13
1t g G s.
The Fifteen Gallon Law of Massachusetts.
has been repealed.

The Fifteen Gallon Law of Massachusetts
has been repealed.
The number Of deaths in Mobile during
the year 1899 was 995. OF these, 65l. or
two thirds of the whole. occurred IN the
months of August, September and October.
According TO the Troy Wing, Mr.. Ben
toms plan for conquering the Seninolcs. will,
if carried into effect involve an expenditure
Of eighty millions Of dollars.
Mr.. Briggs, the baggage master, was Sc
vercly injured in one Of his legs, OF the Ston-
ing,on depot on Wednesday by the ocomo.
tive. 1t was thought that aInpualion would
be necessary.
Gen. Macomb has issued general order
directing the officers Of the Army 10 wear
the usual military mourning for thirty days,
as mark Of respect to the memory OF Com
nodorc Chauncey.
1t Is assorted that The life insurance com
panics in England are about asking addition
al premiums, in consequence Of the great
consumption Of opium since te-totallsm com
menced.
Tho.. TT. Palmer, Of Pitsford. VI. has ob.
tanned the premium Of $500 offered by the
American Institute of Instruction, for tho
best Essay on n System Of Education hest
adapted to the Common Schools OF our Coun.
try"
The amount Of outstanding Treasury notes
on the lst inst. had become reduced to 81,
2Os 263. Nineteen and half millions had
been issued, aud seventeen and !.alf mil
lion. redeemed.
H II is said that the support Of Harrison is &c
1 universal in some of the counties Of Indiana
iha, a Van Bnrcn msn, whenever he passe.
along the streets, is pointed out as something
queer.
Complete sets Of the Daguerreotype .qppnrn
,fus, Of American manufacture, are advertise {
for sale in New York. Each apparatus con
sists Of sixty two different pieces Of articles
Il Late accounts from New Orleans. state
Y that there had been number Of very heavy
Il failures in that place.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-13

Providence "DAlLy EVENING HER
ALp."--Since the Providence Daily
Morning Courier has been united It"
the Daily Journal, the editor ofthc Re-
publican Herald has commenced the
publication of his paper daily, under the
above title. Thoue we certainly wish
our friend Simons abundant success in
this new experiment, we could not help
noticing the arguments made use of by
him to induce the Hhigs to patronise
the undertaking, taken in connection
with the remarks of yesterdays Rhode
Island Republican, setting forth he'I
reasons why the " democracy" should,
a, the same time, extend their support
TO Mr.. Simons. Mr. S. though he as
ser,s tha, his main dependence must at
first be on political friends, nevertheless
calls upon the Whigs to give him u
hearing, and to add their names 10 tie
Daily Erening Herald-promising that
they shall have no reason TO complain
either of his want cf RESPECT or fairness
These are the very words he makes use
of. The whole article is in substance
and in fact, dedicated to the WINGS,
instead Of "to the public" soliciting
their aid to promote the success Of the
aforesaid Daily-Not solitary wore
is said to induce the democracy" to
come forward and extend to him any
additional support. But the X. |. Re
publican Of yesterday, in noticing Mr.
Simons' new daily, comes out and call
upon the democracy" in his behalf a
follows -
"The democracy Of this State have
always heretofore lubored under th'
disadvantage Of having only weekly
aud scm-weckly Journals TO dlsscminat
their doctrines, and to c"unteract tn
influence Of the daily portions of mis-
representation and ia!schond put fort
by our opponents. 1t bchooves the par
~, as they wish for permanent success
to lend their aid literally support MI
Simons in this enterprise. The cppor
tunity is now offered to them to bcnef
themselves individually, and at the sam
time to advance tho interests Of th
party in the most effective manner, an
we hope they will improve it,"
1t will be perceived TIM, the editor Z
the Daily Evening Herald" thong
he al Grst expects to depend for suppo
mainly upon political friends, intimate
that without the Wings his Daily cal
not en0i.s succeed. He therefore a
sures the Wings that If they will p
tronise his paper, they shall have I
reason to complain of want of respect I
fairness towards them on his part
while the II. |. Republican calls up'
the democracy" to potronisc Mr.. :
new daily "to advance the Interests
he pa,ty"----,hc loco paty--and
countcract the influence or the dai
PORTIONS Of m;srcpros,aidiicn and falls
Eocd' put forth by tho " hgs. "
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-13

The AccEPTANcE.-Ont the first page
will be found the letters of Gen. Har-
rison and Gov. Tyler, accepting the
nomination by the Harrisburg Conven-
tion.-They aro short and to the pur-
pose. The style Of the cid Hero is
manly and disnified, clear and compre-
hensive. Our readers will Judge wheth-
er there is any thing in the letter that
would induce them to imagine that Gen.
Harrison was that old and superannuG-
led GRANNY" which the Locos are
continually representing him to be-
The Rhode Island Republican Of yes
tsrday, contains an article copied from
the Ohio Statesman, reiterating this
stale slang Of the old Hero. But it
will be of no avail.-Gen. VIM. HENRY
HARRISON is to be their nert President,
and they know it.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-13
GREAT BARGAINS.

'ANHE subscriber about to reInqnl'h ms
present business, offers for sal" h's E.N'
TIRE .SVOCK or DIZZY GOODS com.
prlslny general assortment OF staple hnc
lsney articles, at very low prlse, and invites
all who arc desirous of making good bargains,
to give him call at No. lSI, Thames. street
An who have unsculod accounts with 'h'
subscriber are respectfully requested to ad
jus, the salnu without delay.
Fob n AUGUSTUS BUSH.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-13

Court Of Probate, .Ntpport, Eb. 3, leio
vs,IlE Guardians Accounts an the Estate of
j Deborah Z. nnd Mary u. Clarke, chill
drcn of jacob Clarke, dec.wcrc presented Tor
allowance:
Il i. ordered. that the san,e be received
,,d the consideration thoreof referred to q
Court Of Probate, to be holden at the State
u,use il, Newport. on the first Monday IN
March next, u, . o'clock, n. NJ, and thu, pre-
yions notice be given BY publishing cop,
Of ,hi. order three several times IN the her-
aid orMe Times for all persons interested to
snpcur q, said time snd placs and be heard.
A true copy .ilnoss;
feb I3l B. b linwLaNp, Prob. Clk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-13

A Lecture will be delivered before the
Newport Mechanics Society, on Wednesday
evening, FeD. 26th, by WILKINS UPpIKr'
Esq. OF South Kingstown, on the life and
character OF Gen. VARNUm.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-13

TIMELY AssIsTAScE.-Wc learn that four
men lefl the Island of Prudence in small
boat for this Island, on Monday Of last week,
and had proceeded but short distance, when
they became entanglcd in the ice, where
they remained unable TO extricate themselves,
) hours. and must inevitably have perish he'd
from the severity Of the weather, had they
not been relieved by Capt. Brown, Of the
smack Alert, vino promptly repaired to their
assistance on discovering their peri'ous situ-
tiion. Capt b. and his crew, nre entitled TO
much credit for this timely act Of humanity.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-13

JEWISH CEMETERY.--By an advertise
ment in the last Newport Mercury, we
learn that this ancient burial place is
about to be very much improved in its
the expense Of which to be
betrayed by the munilicence Of judah
Touro, Esq. Of New Orleans. We
have seen the drawing Of the contem-
plated mprovements.-I they look as
well after they are completed, as they
look on paper, they will indeed be high
ly ornamental to that part Of the town.
The present brick wall is to be taken
down, and a substantial wall Of granite
erected in its place on two sides, and
an ornamental iron fence, with gran
ite basement, OH Touro and Kay streets
tho gateway to be of the Egyptian
order, and front on Touro street.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-13
Philosophical Lectures.

yI,HE next Lecture of this course. will be
a given on Tuesday evening neat, at Ar
morn Hal, at z o'clock Subject" Gases"
Feb i3 J. N. BELLOWS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-13

TIL subscriber wishes TO inform The pub
lac that he has taken the store forlnery
occupied by WEEDEN ~ BULL, No. l%c
Thamcs.sircet. whore he intends Keeping
general assortment OF ii,NpwAsn hNr Cor
LrRY, which be vii sell as l"w as u can De
bought al any store ~ Ne"Pou.
ALso,s large assortment of BfNtn AN
MouLp,Vs rL,Shs, Tor sale at The mann
fac,nrer's rricrs.
June IL tlIhRIbS ". W hsDt'N.
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w

4 respectable middle aged woman.-Onc
IN that understands the management oi
children, aud il desirous of a permanent stu
uton. may hear Of such, on application to Mr..
GiLLlAT. Feb I3.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-13

The rumor that the Spanish Minister
had made an appeal from the decision
relative to the Amistad, is con'radicted.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-13

The executive committee in Boston,
on the Finn benefit, have RENTED to
his widow the sum Of SolO72 %.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-13

We are in hopes tina, We fhal ere long be
able to furnish our readers with moro miscel-
laneous matter than we have done for some
time pas. The otherwise crowded state oi
our columns has alone prevented us. We
know their wants, and shall do our best 10
crafty them.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-13

VIRGIvIA SENATOR.-The election OF
U. S. Senator in Virginia, has been in
definitely postponed.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-13

Pursuant 10 permission obtained Of The Hon.
Court Of Frobate Of he torn Of .Wwporf.
there piH be sold at Public Auction on the
premises, on Saturday, The 2isi Of .nareh
neri, al il o'clock, "A H.,
A LII the right, title and interest which
~ Elizabeth Ens,on. late of Newport, dec.
had at the time Of her death. in AMI 10 Ger
tain lot of land, with dwelling house and
other buildings thereon standing, situated IN
said Newport. bounded sou,hcrly fifty feet on
rouro street. westerly one hundred and TWEEN
l,y.twe feet on land of John G.. Card and Jobu
Springer, norihcrly fifty feet on Barney
street, md Eas,eriy one hundred and 'wegly-
two feet on land of Charles Whitfield. Con-
dtons AT time and place Of sale.
PETER +. REMINGTON Adm'r..
on the Estale Of Elizabeth Easion.
| Feb. 6 lS40.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-13

Newport, Jan. 2, is4o.
"a Office is hereby given. that unless Ia
" debt with interest aud expenses secured by
Twenty Shares Of the Capital stock of this ln-
stirutiou, standing in the name Of John Clark"'
is previously paid, I shall cause 10 be- sold ut
Public Auclion TO the highest bidder. on saiu,-
Jay. the 9Th day Of March next. at ! o'clock
4. NJ. in front or the Banking House. th" wh"'s
or so many Of The said Shares as viii proiuce
the sum required.
IIy order Of tho President and Directors.
BENZ. MUMFORU, Cashier
Jan 2.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-13
BY MILTON IiAiL-Auc,ionos.

On Saturday merit. al 10 o'ciock a. a., rW ts
sold at Public AUCTION, IN front ot The sub.
seriber's Store,
- hog-hends Of Molosses, some furniture and
~ other articles.
feb l3 NJ. HALL. .7ucf'r.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-13

TuEr FIRST SIGNAL or ALALM.-Tho Ports
mouth IN. H. Journal snys:-lt is well IN.
dcrstond in this town, and we believe there
is no doubt of the fact, that the Hon. LEVI
WOODBURY., Secretary Of The Treasury.
has recently offered for immediate sale las
stock in different Banks OF this town, Con-
cord, Saco and Portland the aggregate
amount is reported to be very large. This
Is a matter of no great importance, except as
It indicates The opinion of the Secretary OF
the Treasury that the SubTrrasury Bili viii
pass, aud that thereby all bank stock will be-
| rrcally reduced in value"
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PORT OF WP0RT.
CLEARED.
Erlg Fn,errrlze, Clifford, Providence.
Sch'r WIN. Allen, Cook, do.
-

FRIpAy, Feb THAR vineynrd Pilot-Bost Hiram, I'm
\ cruise.---spoke yesterday OF Block Island, ship
Eclipse, Of and for Salem, lao DAYS from sumaira, aud
brig Pactolus, of ana for do I'm ca! enncpu Pilots on
Lrard of both.
sNTURDAy, Feb sh-arr barqne Bostonian, GcAris,
OF Thumasion, ~ daVs Ga n Cfesus for Boston.
TUgsnAy, Feb llth-saiicd, brig Tuseawilis, Hlyen
New York.
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E a q e 3 q 8 q 8.

H. Thompson, COM. al W,t. y, the Rev. Nj pAilel
VI. s'ih l,uri. ofGk's,ttr, ! I" M.-s s0rsp spun
.f SUith kUlstovu
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SALE POSTPON T. ID.

SACK sALT-in bleacsed Sacks, for sale by
~ Feb 6. a. w NhWTos.
= MoKED HERRINC.-l2 boxes superior scaled Her
ring, Tor sale by Ef@ NhwroS'
E..i T.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-13

To be lei al Public AUCTION at II O'Clock a. M.
on the 18Th day Of February mri. for the
term Of one gear, from March 25ih, 1910.
l'HE John X. Shesrman Lot o: Land, SO
= called, containing about seven neres Of
prime Land situated at the corner of Belle
yue and Howery streets. Conditious al tins
and place Of sale.
jun 10. J. c. SHAW, Auct'r.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-13

The officers, sailors aud marines of The
Macedonian, Lcvsni, Erie and NandnlIa--ol'
honor Ia them--hnve transmitted iivo bun
Jred and seven,y.Gvs dollars TO Mobile, for
the benefit Of the sufferers by the recent
ircs IN that city.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-13

SPERM OII.-l0 bhls fnll and winter pressed OH,
- warranted rure .perm by the manufacturer. for
sale hy d w NEWTON
Feb 6,
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James II 8msNond.
NEW s toe X
SCOTS g. 8 = = e s..

No. lG3, Thames street
n WIN. II. READ, would in
Y form his customers and the
6&E ~<He public generally, that he has
A received from various places
a fnll supply of BOOTS and SHOES OF al
mos, every description aud Among
which are Gcn,lcmen's Goa, skin and other
Boo,s, ditto high and low Shoes, kid and
leather Pumps, Boys du,o ditto. Also Mis-
ses' and Chidrrn's in all their variety. Of the
latest New York fashions ell Of which viii
be sold low for cash or approved credit
Newport, April IL, 1899.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-13

A remarkable case Of dropsy oc-
Cured on the person of Ann Stiles, of
Windsor, Conn. aged 70, who has re-
Gently died.
The disease ccmmcnccd in 1880, and
since that time she has had 10 operations
If water drawn ircm her, weighing J ! ID
pounts, nearly 100 barrels.
SAFE C.RGo.-The Steamer Belle,
which took Gic 80 miles below 81 Louis.
was Immediately run ashore, aud though
full of passengers, all escaped before
her explosion which was found TO have
becu caused by sir.cen hundr,d k'gs Of
pordtr on tourd!
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A CTION =.
EY >. c. sHAw,-Asc,lsaesi.

4
To BE- Jet al Public .4ueiion. on Friday. The
Ian day ef february inst, on Hs pyvmisss,
oil II o'clock Il. H.,
'g'llE Jacob Clarke Lot, so called, for ons
yenr from the 25th March nex,. Condi-
tions made known at time aud pluce.
Feb q. J c. SHAW, .1uef'y.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-10-17
.ECvs, Ei.snb.iaEansczst.
TAILORING IL ALL ITS BRANCH,

TAILORING N ALL ITS BRANCHES
q. =. Co'emr3 d. .Joln " Sea,rsy
4 AVE the pleasure 10 announce to the citizens
4 g. of Glasgow and Of the surrounding country
TINT, having connected themselves in business in
tHe town ot Glasgow, and having made arrange
nents to carry on their trade ON an extensive scale,
they are Eow prepared 10 receive orders Tor work.
D.oGging themselves 10 execute, not only ina work
mauke order, according 10 tine general ucceptatlou
Of the term, Ja. in the latest aud most approved
taShloH. The senior ha;'crs himself. that during
his long residence Glasgow aud its vicinity. hn
Igs gained reputation, 10y his rc3raS" which will
vie with that Of any or his brothers, as work
man, and the Junior, although not as well known
III the immediute vicinity OF Glasgow, he believes
from his long experience in the business at Hunts.
vile. Randolph county ana at Fuyrte, he can
speak with confidence OF ni> skill and ability he
j. willing atauy rate to stand OF tal. by thu rrputa-
Lon Gained n, the above named rirce,
C4"iDr attended - Win prumptne>s aud tao
same attention Paid il tie making Has 10 o.
done IN the shop
Reports Of the latest fashions received regaiurl;
from iarIs London, New York ANA Philadelphia
y. i. N.gukS and Habits made in the late,
t.l!Jn aUi the Ladies may rest assured That Their
l.ylE., aud H.juy. vii be n7l. in an imur0. 81
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