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A LII persons having claims against the
IA estate Of Peter y. McQucca, de-
ceased, are hereby notified and requested
to present die same to the subscriber,
administrator of said estate, ur to the
Probate Justice of anderson county
within nine months from the date hereof,
for settlement. ROB'T MCQUEEN,
AdmirstIator.
Henderson CO., Aug. 6, 1871. ll-.Iw
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Pocket Book Lost.

FHNIlE subscriber lost pocket book on
h the night Of the 9Th inst. between
Ottawa and Munsontown, containing q
81 80 note on the State Bank of Illinois,
note on Warren Moore, and other valu.
able papers. Any person returning the
pocket book with its contents to the sub.
scrIbcr, or leaving it at the Free Trader
office, will be suitably rewarded
Sept l0.--3t ENOS VI. GRIGGS.
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Ottawa, Aug. 10, 1871. |


ME subscribers have received a con
H. signment of ".Sduder's Eicmmfo-
rJ School Books,' consisting of the
Spelling Book, First and Second Reader.
and Primer.
eLNTeachers will be furnished with 1
copy of the above works gratuious|y, as
ii is desired by the New York publishers
to introduce them into the schools Of this
section of country.
WIN. TRUE & SON.
Ottawa, Aug. 30, 1871. l3-.f
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FBNllE subscribers give notice that they
~ have had erected a sett of Patent
Platform Balances, which are located
on the public square, opposite G. l..
Thompson's drug store. They are now
prepared to weigh all kinds of heavy ar
tlcles, such as hay, coal, horses, cattle,
merchandise, &C., &C., and solicit the
patronage Of the public.
WIN. TRUE & son.
Ottawa, July 10, 1871. 8--tf.
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EViIOMAS RUSSELL having ru
H. chased the whole remaining stock
of the late firm of HuriJm g. IlgerI,
now offers the same for sale at cost .
retail or whole sale, for cash. The roo .
will remain at the former stand OF the sad
late firm. Those wishing to purcha.
at 4 bargain will do well TO call.
IWON VAS RUSSELL.
Ottawa, Aug. 10, 1871. l2-u.
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Two Era, in DrumI,urd's Life.

TO-DAY--GLr'oay Sn,a,ogs.
Live, ye loafcrs, while We may,
Give your souls in mirth to-day;
Drinking browns all care and sorow--
Thinking brings a sad tomorrow.
Blow, 0 blow it, boys, out strong!
Go, o go it, while you're younB'
Mines a life of fun and froic---
Wines a cure for care laI cholic!
TO-MORROW-S,J:r r friction.
LIES humbug-dca,bs a hoax--
Strifcs and ericfs are glorious jokes.
Riches have fown-l cannot catch EN-;
Brooches are torn--no wife to patch EN-!
Blast the luck, and blast the liquor!
Cast all grog to -! o! I'm sicker!
See the demons! how they're dancing!
SPreeiny, grinning kicking prancing!
Some sit grinning on their beam ends
Rum. more rum! I've got the EemcnSi
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Xo,icc 10 Canal Contractors.

a. EALED proposals will be received
~ at the Canal Office, in Lockport
viii county, Illinois, until Monday, til,
2Oh day Of September next, for the con.
sructlon of Forty Sic Sections of the
Illinois and Michigan Canal, lying be.
tween Dresden, at the Kanhakce Bluffs,
and MarscilIcs, at the Rapids of the Iii.
nols River, together with all the mcchan-
lcaI work upon that part Of the Canal.
The said sections are quite uniformly
light work, consisting Of earth excavation
and cmbankmcnt.
The mechanical work consists of three
Ilit-Iocks-two Al Narsciles and one al
the Au Sable river; one guard-lock at The
same river; the masonry Of an aqueduct
across Nellie creek and stone Culvcrts
all Of which are TO be Of cut stone ma
sorry.
Also, a Dam across Au Sable river ;
several Culyerts and other structures
which may be necessary upon the said
line, a description Of which can be seen
at the office previous to the day of letting.
By order IF the Board of Commits
sionerS Of the Illinois nni Mchigm,
canal. JOHN FRlERSON, Crk.
Lockport, August ,, 1871. ll--Gw
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Chicago Mrhct.-Sept. s.-Winter wheat
Of a %; Spring wheat 80 GO; Oats II; Corn
3i4 81.
s.. LcniS A'mki-Sept l.-Wheat 20;
Corn % a 80; Oats 25 a 80.
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E.O.lr. Flour!

TH'lIE subscriber has on hand and will
IL be constantly receiving fresh from
the .Nrgciijes .WNs, FINE d SUPER.
FINE FLOU X, which will be sold at
manufacturers prices for Cash only.
Every barrel sold will be warranted fresh
and sweet. BENZ. THOMPSON.
Ottawa, Aug. 3, 1871. LIFT
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\ f w ID RY G. 100 ID S ,
FOR TIE FALL TRADE.

HI II. MAGGIE & co. No. 1870
n 4. Lake street, Chicago, are open
ing large stock of seasonablc dry goods
for the Fall trade, consisting in port of
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AND EyEr,pElNG FROM TAX
Machine Poetry.

"Spoons,' of the New York Sunday Mercury
says he Ia, made decided improvement in the
poccal machine. 1t is now capable of making
double breasted poetry, or verse, with rhymes at
both ends Of ne Llne. lIcre Is a Stumble.
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MASONIC NOTICE.

MovrAys on or before the full of the Moon.
The brethren will therefore please take notice that
the day for holding our next regular communi a.
ton will fall on the LAST Monday in September,
A.. SSH, being the eth day of said month.
Transient brethren in good standing are re-
specially invited to attend.
BY order of the Lodge.
GEO. T. WEAVER, Sec'y.
Orr,wA, September 3, lSil.
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ShNycis and spades.
Land. Agency.

4 offer my services as Land Agent to all those
q who may wish to Cntrust their business to my
care, in the way Of asccrlainng the value Of Lands
for taxation, paving taxes, pcgccting titles buying
and selling Of lands in the counties Of La Sale
Kendall, Will Dupage and Cook. Those who
place their business in my hands, will please adj
dress NC, by mail (pOsi p0id) at Newark, Ills.
LEVI II. ROOD,
In SITE couHly.
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ID II L q s II O II E .
q. l.. THOMPSON

ALso-A variety of Paints, Oils, Warm
lsh, Turpentne, Glass, Putty, and Dye
Stufis, together with a variety of other
articles, too numerous to mention.
Also: A few CHOICE WINES and
LIQUORS, selected expressly for medi.
cal purposes; Perlumerics, Confectiona.
ries, Fruit, Segars and Tobacco of good
quality.
ALSO - Patent Medicines, the most
popular of the day, among which are
Doct. Jayne's Expectorant, Hair Tonic,
Tonic Vermilugc, Carminauvc Balsam,
and Sanatiye Pills; Docts. Dole's and
Thompson's Eye Water; Motifs Phrn.
tx Bitters and Pills, Rewards Tonic
Mixture; Balm OF Columbia; Car
pcnter's Fluid Extract Sarsaparilla
Hays Llnamcnt for Piles; Nerve ant
Bone Lnament; Bateman's Drops God
try's Cordial; Fahnestock's Nemifuge
Morrison's Pills of the British College OF
Health; Lees, Phinie's Elmorc's, Hoo.
pcr's, Brandeth's, Doct. Champions anL
Boardman's Fever and Ague Pills.
The public are respectfully requested to cal
and see.
Ottawa, June -, 1874. 2-3---tf.
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Ia Ouie IOU|Hy.
Lasallc Circuit Court, to November Term, 1911
Stephen r. Nf'''' | Attachment.
David MdrweK S'- o''
~ Office is hereby given to the said
~ David Maxwell that n writ Of attach
ment issued out of the Clerks Office of
the Circuit Court of Lasalle county, dated
the 10Th day of May, A. D. lSll, at the
suit of Stephen Merit against the estate
of the SAID David Maxwell for the sum of
ninety-two dollars and siXty-three cents,
directed to the sheriff Of said county to
execute, which said wit has been return
ed by said sheriff as served on William
Byrne and Harvey Leonard as Garni-
slices and that said suit is now pending
before the SAID Circuit Court of L.asalle
county. Now unless you, the said David
Maxwell, shall personally be and appear
before the SAID Circuit Court on the first
day of the next term thereof, TO be holden
at the court house in Ottawa, on the first
Monday in November next, give special
bail and plead to the said plaintiffs action,
judgment will be entered against you by
default i'll favor Of the said plaintiff FOR
the amount of his damages and costs OF
suit. J. CLOUD, Clerk.
Ottawa, H., Aug. 8, 1871. l5--lw
". ChumaSerO, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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For sale.

5E'lIE west half of the northeast quar-
L. ter of section %, in township 33 \.
X. 3, l.. Sd 2. NJ, and the northwest
fir. of same section. These lands ate
valuable, being on the south side Of TIC
Illinois river, and about two miles from
the town Of Ottawa, and containing sui
table proportion of timber and prairie.
For further particulars, terms, &c, apply
to Noah Ripley, New York, or TO tAe
subscriber in Ottawa.
July Oft. J. G. CIIAMPLIN.s-~
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That on the 3lst day Of July, 1911, a
"Jthig House Of Representatives," as
one OF It's RELIEF measures, passed bill,
IMPOSING; trtX of twenty per cent on
~" TEA, COFFEE, SUGAR,
MOLASSES, AND SALT:
AND EyE1IPEING FROM TAX,
'"PlIYSlC, POISON, GEWGAWS.
GOLD e SILVER EPAULETrES,
STATUARY. ENGRAVlNGS,
GEMS, PRECIOUS STONES. &
RAILROAD CORPORATION IRON.
The vote stood, yes llG, nays l0l,-
every Democrat, 'cio 1ras in his seat,
Uoting against in. y. New Era.
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STATE Of ILLINOIS, }
La Sale COmuy. {

STATE Of ILLINOIS,
La Sale County.
l.a'aIle Circuit Court, to November Term, 1871.
Jesse Sm'M Attachment
VS. $500
ntHtam hariiH. }
"a ollNE Is hereby gwen to the SAID
~ William Martin, that writ OF al
iacAlheht issued out Of the tlerk once
oil the Circuit Court OF l'asalIe county
~, a.. .,;, e -, c,,,;,L .,.;,,', - :,
a' Ihe sun OF Jesse o''iilt aSA'hS me
estate OF the sa'd VILLAIN Martin Tor the
directed to the sheriff Of said county to
execute, which SAID writ has been return
ed 10y the said sheriff as levied on the
East halt OF section SIX, township thirty
three, north OF range SIX, east OF the 81
principal meridian :; and that said suit
IS now pending before the Circuit Court
OF LasaIIc county. Now unless you the
said William Martin, shall personally be
and appear before the SAID Circuit Court,
on the first day OF the next term thereof,
to be holden at the court house IN Ottawa
on The lifst Monday IN November next,
eve special pail ana PIead 10 the sad
PalI''h ac"oh, Juoshlehl VIII DC en'eF'u
against you oy ue'a"'' III favor OIL l'le sal"
P'a'h'IH' anu ule estate attached VIII De
SOFA 10 SATISFY the same together with
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w :,tstci.

= 900 LBS. GINS Nc, for
HsIPVO which the highest price
will be paid by G. l.. THOMPSON.
Sept. 10. lott
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Mott Il Woodwork,
j. Hoffman,
Livery Stable,

yENfE subscribers would respect
n fully informthe citizens Of OF vt
tawa and the public generally, that " hS----vy,
they are prepared with, and will os.,&@A {G
furnish to those who NAV desire ~ SAR
them, eASs@ssazssi
Horses and Carriages, Sleighs, &c., and
first rate Saddle Horses.
Persons travelling may rely on speedy and
convenient conveyance to almost any place
through the country.
n. 5.-All persons hiring Horses, Carriages,
&c., are required to return them in q good e,L
sound condition as they were in when they came
into their use.
WOOD & SMITH.
Ottawa, July 81, lS4l. Off
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Ottawa, July %, ls4l. o.
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STATE OF ILLINOIS, }

La Sale County. s
Lasallc Circuit Court to November Term, lsil
Stephen Nerrit ! ,...,,
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-09-23

declared could not receive your SANCTION
Such is the obvious effect OF the frA inter-
rogatorv clause on the second page. 1t has
ali the force of an assertion without its open
fairness have met and refuted this, the
necessary inference from your language,
in my preceding statement, the correctness
of which you, l am sure, will not call In
question.
The veto to the first bill you rested upon
constitutional ground, and the high convic-
tons of conscience; and no man, in my
opinion, had q right to question your sin
ccritv. | so said, and / so acted, for
through all the contest and collision that
arose out of that act, you had my adherence
aud support. But how is it with respect to
this! The subject of bank is not new to
you; it is more than twenty years that you
have made it an object of consideration and
of study, especially in its connexion with
the constitutional powers of the General
Government. You, therefore, could not be,
and you were not, taken unpreparcd on this
question. The bill which reported to Con-
gress with your Appreciation, at the COM
mencement of the session, had the clause
relating to agencies, and the power to deal
in exchanges, as strongly developed as the
ono you rejected, and equally without the
| assent of tho States. You referred and with
appreciation to that clause, many days after,
in q conversation held in the Department OF
State. You sanctioned it in this particular
bill as detailed above. And no doubt was
! thrown out upon the subject by you, in my
hearing, or within my knowledge, until the
letter of MIR. Bolts came to your hands,
Soon after the reading of that letter, you
threw out strong intimations that you would
veto tho bill if it were not postponed. That
letter / did, and do most uncquivOcally con-
denim, but it did not affect the constitution
atty of the bill, or justify you in rejecting
it on that ground; it could affect only the
expediency of your action; and, whatever
you may now believe as to the scruples OK
listing in your mind, in this and in kindred
source there is strong ground to believe
they have their origin.
If / be right in this, and doubt not am,
here is great public measure demanded
by the country, passed upon and approved
by the Representatives of the States and
the People, rejected by you as President on
grounds having no origin in conscience,
and no reference to the public good. The
rejection of this measure, too, continues the
purse with the sword in the hands Of the
Executive, from which we strove to wrcst ii
in the contest which elevated your prede.
cessor and you to power. / cannot concur
in this your course Of policy. In or out OF
office, my opinions remain unchanged.
cannot abandon the principles for which,
during all my political career. l have
struggled; especially cannot be one of the
instruments by which the Executive wiclds
these combined, accumulated, and danger
Gus powers.
These, sir, are the reasons for the impor.
tant step which have felt it my duty to
| take, and submit them as its justification
| am, very respectfully, yours.
II. EWING.
! To the President
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-23
GA 81 3s
Narrated Fc,tL ond T,n,,;.,.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
A RTiCHORE-GIeen Globe
n ASPARAGUS-Gant or Dutch
bE ANs-LaTge and Small Lima scarlet Runners proad
s NAP pEANs-Esry China, Early Yellow Refugee or
BBET-Eariy Blood Turuip Rooted, Yellow do. Iopx
Do nsliow French Sugar, White slesiAn French sti-
BRoColI-Purple Cape and White
screw Esrly YORK Do Nouparel Lanretb's LarTe Yofs
ny sossfioai Do Bauersea late Bsiersea, Flat Duich
Carried savoy ei Dutch for pieEIinr "0oe savoy
CAuLlfl OVER Early aud Late
CELERY-Giant White Solid North's Giant Red
,Sor-Lons Orange, Early Horn, Long studiey, Al
-Curlei or Peppsrsrass Water and Broad Leav-
ed Long Green IonE PeFy GhsIE S a5 s Mnie spin
S0RNS-1-EaIiy sugar, Early TuscarOra
sScSDNE@GIeen Curled
kALE.Blue Culed siberian, Green Curled Scotch
LEEk-LarEe seoteh
LErTUCE-Royal White Head, lee. Early curled slle-
MELoN-Nutueg, Green Citron, Pine Apple, Malta Win
MATER MELLoN-Fnest kinds
MusTARD-wbio Medicinal, Black, Georgia
ONlON-Silvcr Skinned, Yellow Dutch. Early Rel
PEAS-lAndr etfs EIlIa Early, Rary war.iek Eaiiy
NAY E3riy Frame, DO Charlton, Hue Prussian DwaiT
h1IrowiAi, Bishops Dwarf Prolific
OkkA
PEPPEE-Lsrse Bell Large yellow
PARSNlP-Largs White
PARsLEY-Fine CURED
RtlBAiB-Undulsie for Tarfs
RADDlsH-Long Scarlet short Top Long Salmon. wbi,s
TuTnip, scarlet Turnip Yellow DO. Black Spanish
sALSlFH or VEGETABLE OYSTER
seUAsH-Eary Bush, Orange wartrJ. White Crook
ToMATo--Largc Red and Yellow
I1HNlP-Whte Flat Dutch, Dale's New Hybfhi Vel
FLOWER ROOTS and SEEDS larve ,sso,,r..,,
POT and SWEET HERB sEEDs
"a S-6m WILLIAM PALMER
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$4,000 wonTH OF DRY GOODS,

I
HE SUBSCRIBERS Intending TO close their nre.en ,si
mesa me Isl Of July neEt. offer their well assorted
Cool a. ~ Goods at cost and great many cut
and Extra super Cloths and
Rich hsd and plain Velvet and Satin ves,nr.
sureI hs'd Merno. Toinet aud swansSosi, Do
''Pe'n me midding and low priced saiiinets
pl9. Cloths glasgow and victoria RsrSsys leans
Piad and Plain Lnseys
~ and O. super French and English Merinoes
Rose, Whitney, DUN and TUiled Bisnsets
gipeIhnc, Medium and low priced Print.
Mhiie, Red Yellow and Green Flsnneis
neh satin striped aud Painted Mouselin an Ch,l,s
ah Back and blue Black, and assorted cold do
suPeI hoe Back and Blue Black Bomb1zines
Hosin oircassian and Cashmere Paid
super Black and assorted tol'a silks md saiins
t h,eh hs d .1tin. Broese and Thibet shauls
ThSna,'c, Menno, Tartan and valenta do
,..mpei, Merino, Chenille and silk Bdkfs
Merino, saiin, ChallY and Victoria scarfs
LADIES, merinn, Cashmere and Mohair Hose
Dol r. WINE and Black Psin and Ribbed silk Hose
rad, bioidered and Plain Cap ana Bonnet kittens
ppIoldefed Heinsuiehed AMI Plain Thread CaInbric
Thread Cambria, Lawn. Napkin, md Tovv.i.
large and Medium SIZE Table Cloths
gbniGC-eye and Russia Diaper. Dowlas and Hueksbuek
'Iione, 'aeonet Bark, Null s~iss and Checked Mus
Garment Garner and Furniture DuiIy and Lawn
LADIES' KID ana FilletNet Gloves and Mus
B1ndanns- spslneld Pouzee IIdkfs
Souon, flnE bandauna aud Plaid 20
rnreii and bobinet Laees, EdginEs and Insertings
ruci, Railroad, Work, B;ond and silk Nett
Wte and Black slik Lace, Blond, spIix and Thule
S5Eione and Do5inet Rtizinzs and InssTirzs
snk and Cotton Umbrellas AMI Parasols
White and Cold Victoria aud Cordesi skirts
Sam aou Don0azine stocks shit Bosoms and Collars
ALSO,
pomes 9 OF - - and 81 Brown AMI Bleaehed
ture Checks &c. s' NP''" dH1 urn
As MS our determination to sell at suction whatever
out 10 purearers 10 enable reduce our sc 10
Tie loves possible amount before that day -
=, VALENTINE a BREEDEN,
Sh,-k nm
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-23
JAMES N. CARTER

House, Coach and Sign Painter. Glider and Ola.
zler, on street, second door below the FRS,
Presbyterian Church.
TUE subseI informs his frisnds and m.
public generally that lac has the shop former.
occupied AZ Turning shop, where he Intends Ia carry
on me above branches in all lis various varieties He
would therefore, solcit call from or are AZ.
posed TO atronze one who feels himself fully
70 execute with promptiude, Dispatch the
soove branches OF business and would Them thai
ne ~ or viii be rrepaI odto DO any his line as wen
Sno uton as reasonable conditions done for
would the approximations Of the Depos in IN.
NY as they times have considerable Coach Painting 10
no. hey would do well IN give call believing they will
secure perfect satisfaction both regards prce
workmanship Also-Old and New Furniture, Mahoxhany
Doos &c vanished AMI polished the able ami
approved style. -"
Paints NH cd and sold here to suit the purchaser.
aus NJ A.
- ED, ROBEHTs * CO. have received ~
~ the sehr Manchester, from New York some choice
styles OF Goods-s part Of which, are
RAD French Prints plaid Mousane de I.aina
Rich English Prints hg'd do DO 30
Common Calcoes
black and Fancy Doeskin Cessinaorss and Ca.sipet,.
White and led fannes
Rosylin Piaids; plaid silks
Black Gre de Rhine.
ALSO,
So endd embroidered Madoua shswls
Do do Cravioai do
10 Salnask quilted silk ManiiIAs
DO haravoque 10
DO velveteen srnbruidd 10
Brussels plaid Moussians ie Layne
Pekin silks, for dresses, &c
comprising LOT OF new and bsaufulGoods which W .
her At reasonable prices no N
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-23
FRESH FALL AND WINTER
DRY GOOnS

by the fine ship Portsmouth, arrived NJ Nsx yart A.,
- Juy last and the ship Rhode Island now 10 J.mes r.
nave received and are receiving. I'm
OF Foreign Dry Goods, which, together with p.rrh,.-s
y our senior partner, during the weeks speaf
the NORM, enables offer usorn.r, 49, -
pubic, generally CERTAINLY THE CHFLPEsT mt
mos desirable stock OF Goods have ever rad In s,or
uog our whole business nfs, Of Than twenty 49,
Our stock 10 very arrs and general and slmoSs, sv,
Peeksge 70 no IN store-and when tel our coonf,,
and eHy fries is that Dry are about a. -
soaeeo w9F ibe at OF s loo lbs wheat AZ n. al
per Onshe or corn Al los Cd barrel or esttso al al
per pound they ought to be saisae d thaf th.x ~ ~
nns 20 low, especially as many say most lssdinx
OF production. These things being So and Inc eo,o,,s
badly supplied with goods in the interor and rsttIng ~
ridy into good condition thsm and rav ", No.
would seem nIsnifesy to be the right ne 10 bay
invited TO call and examine for themselves
p. & J. s. JAMES a Co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-23
TO COACH-MAK ERS AND DEALERS IN
COACH MATERNAL q

THE subscriber Is receiving from the Northern
cities general assortment Of Coach Materials, which
he will sell unusually low Tor cash city ncccptances
cOussng part Of all kinds Coach springs Coach anil
Barouche ANles from 10 u inch; Coach and Birouchc
steps OF all sizes; Coach lAccS; Curtain Leather; Hides
and Sides R1tinets aud Damasks, OF various colours
Blroucho Boxes Brass anil silver cuncayo Bands OF
Ious Brass and Silver Lamps; Coach an1 Barouche
Handles, OF various patterns Brass aud silver MoulJng
Patent Leather, &c. &c.
All kinds OF Plating executed 10 the best manner andou
reasonable terms ALFRED King.
L. In