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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-10
This 2Gth day of February, 1912.

IN CHANCERY.-vRcrsI.:--At Superior Court of chsn
ry holden The Capitol, the city Of Richmond tho VA
day of February, sas
James Lyons, Junior and enningham H. HIS wife, hn
Iennngham H. Watkins, and John Watkins and judith III
wife, formerly Judith Watkins, Plaintiff
against
Joseph 3 Watkins Isaac Cud, Thoras Watkins, Executor.
of Mayo e. Watkins Deceased thr said Joseph :. Watkins t.
ccutor of Benjamin T. Watkins deceased, and in his own %
lucan NJ. Watkins and Inversion Watkins, children al the said
Joseph :. Watkins aud dcysecs Of said Benjamin WAIKIKI
deceased, ana Thomas T. Watkins, Defendant
This In which tr plaintiff appears haze proceeded 10
the mode prescribed lay against the defendant. Isaac cG
who is out III this country aud The other defendants, '
Jeph Watkins, on the several dcctea oiders taking ne BIZ
for confessed a. In them, Which appears Ia have been daily ~.
curd came this day. 10 be heard the bill the answer ct '
defendant Watkins and exhibits, argued By Cuu:
On consideration Whereof the Court doth order that the dr'.i
ant Joseph s. Watkins render before rf tie Commissions.
OF this Court an account Of his administration o the a "
Mayo &. Watkins deceased, and Of his sdmnt
of the Estate of benjamin Watkins deceased a.o ard
count Of his esta,or. Banjamn y. Waikn, am!"f io "
the Estate Of Joseph Watkins. deceased, which SAID accounts w
Commissioner Is directed Ia examine and er and 10
coun report with any matters special stated deemed Ptf'n
y isri or which be required by the paiiirs I" be-
And the Court doth further nrder, that said defendant sum
tobe examined in solemn form b. The Commissioner, 'o"-
| any matter connected win tile said
Copy-Trste,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-10

The New York Express Of las, evening makes T..
following remarks concerning fresh lmporations ar
Spring trade. While such large quantities of Euro
pean goods are imported, our pecunary dlslesses viii
continue, if not increase. We must obtain less or,
abroad and create more al home, and then foreign
Indebtedness will be justly cor,aed. The Expe,,
The stock of both English and French goods on h,pi
and arriving are large. 1t is believed the supplies con-
inc in cannot be posed of to the trade in the rgu
way. but that large portion must be forced on the MAJ,
ket by auction 1t is also certain that the repu.s,
and established importers have not ordered the e..
lraordinary large amount, but that the goods gea-
ralIv came out consigned On foreign account, Al.
though the losses may, and probably Will be large
and will not fall on the American merchant, 81,
the result is generally injurious to trade and to he
country. Goods forced on the market, although no.,
wanted, find purchasers at some price, and paymsL,
has to be made TO meet II, our produce exported. 4
no, sufficient must be made up in specie. 1t Is this s,
causes constant demand for bills. Already a large
amount of notes given for these goods find their ssy
into banks for discount the proceeds OF which r..
turned into exchange for remittance The moment ,Ls
paper is discounted The banks generally are not
disposed 10 give facilities to this description Of NOES.
yet, with all their cure, large sums are constantly tl,
counted.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-10

GREAT CoRpoRATio>.-A bull is now under diScCs
sion in the Legislature for the creation of the "Pnr
sylvana Canal and Railroad Company from Piiladel
pha to Pittsburg II is understood tins company "!
purchase all the public improvements belonging 10 tA
State and manage them the Eastern people mana. 2
their corporations The capital proposed is Sl0,090Go
in 100 shares at 800 each. The OF George u
Dallas, benjamin w. Richards, and Evans Rogers O
Philadelphia iiarmsr Denny and William Wilkins, O
Pittsburg aud Chas NJ. Reed, of Erie, are inserted a.
Commissioner Ga.euc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-10

Robert Tyler and his POsm.-ln many respects it is
superior TO any poem we have ever pe'used especial
" in point of ease strength interest, and beauty.
There are parts which are truly submefull Of grand
eur and beauty, such the account Of the crucxon;
and there are portions equally full of quiet beauty and
exquisite grace; and, in our humble Judgment there
is no par, which does not hear the stamp of we'll.
stored intellect Of 4 man Of true genius.
Boston transcript
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-10

BAsK SusrESDEp.-The Central Rail Road Bank #
Georgia. located at Savannah, on the 2o,h u suspeGt
ded specie payments, and WILL under the lax Of til.
State, be wound up The condition ofthe Bank is t+
lieyrd to he such to the eventual redemption
efall is notes. The entire circulation and other trb,
of the Bank stated 10 be Sl4 ,93i- to meet which
thew have $40, 900 in cash, S279 100 bills receivable
Sl53OOO Savannah seven per cent. stock, and oiL-.
good investments amounting in all to S41GO4-, inde
pendent of the road, which cost two millions o! dollars
The failure of this Bank will not in the least affect Tie
solyency Of the banks of the State.
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DtsrRioT OF ColuMRIA,
County oil Washington,
Hon c. A Wicklie

lie it remembered, that the fifth day Of February,
IN the wear eighteen hundred and nrtytwo before the
subscriber, justice Of the peace IN and Tor The county
aforesaid, personally appeared Daniel Webster, Secre-
ary of State Of the T. S and made oath on the Holy
Eyanpey of Almighty God, that certain article III
the Louisville Journal Of Jan 18th, lsi2 newspaper
purportng be printed and published at Louisville, IN
the State of Kentucky, by Prentice and Weisslnger,
which said article is entitled, "Anecdote Of Daniel
Webster wholly and utterly false, IN each and every
particular thereof, that time dad any such inter
view or interviews rs those described in such article
entitled "Anecdo,e of Daniel Webster ever occur,
that at no time did any incident ever occur which could
give the sgh,es; color for the Statement, in said ar
cle conianed and that, fine, SAID article ~ from
the beginning to the end, naked, wlslnl and base
iasehood. DANIEL WEST Elk
Sworn and subscribed before
y. CAIIAx, JR., J P. [sE,L.l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-10

4 RCIIIBAID 4. CAMPBELL, Administrator Of William D.,
~ and Abraham fIatceu Peter Grgg, Administrator Of a
Hunt Samuel H. letter. Administrator Of John +. Newman Grl
der-on Basley, Richard ~ Bell. Nathan Fouss and France
SPAIN eZekiah r. Anderson M his right and Iez"Sa
Anderson and aiaey w Robertson Administrators Of Arirf
Henry \. Watkins. Executor of William l.. Venahle. John t.
Oliver, Executor OF Joseph b. Ingram John H. Knight an Na
W. Robertson, Administrators of William Robertson Thomas
Nelson Administrator Of William Moore William Jones' Eyec
Administrator OF William u. Jones' John aTda"ay and
VIM. j. Dupuy Executors OF James ardaway. Nathan Fou@
Administrator Of Gabriel Foulks John r. Bell and Pulaski
Bell, Defendants: Take tice shall, the dwelling oa
Thomas f. Scott in the county of Dinwi!de tie Isl and M
days of April next take the deposition OF Thomas H. Scott atd
the fh and 9Th days April take the deposition o G
rick Vaughn aud Others AT the Tavern Of Branch Ellington
holloway Courthouse; and, the 9th and th DAYS OF Af
next take The dispositions of Edward Robertson and Others Tue
Store Of Edward Jees In Netoway aud on the 9Th AMI %h
DAYS of April next the of Saae ID. Burke Pane
Edward, take the deposition OF William Borlm and others ard
the nth and 2th days Of April the dwelling Lo O.
James Jackson in Nooway, take James Jacksons deposition
and Others; aud the 18th and 18th days of April next al Mr.
eters Tavern nj Jrtersve Amelia county take the
of William Smith aud Others and the 18th aud 10Th day a
April neat, the shop of Elisha Banon In Cumberland county
take the deposition m Rruhn Johns and others; and tie -
and 18th days of April the Red House, Charlotte couh
y virginia. take the deposition Of John Garrett and others and
the 2ls and nd DAYS Of Apri the Tavern o er
Dunavan in Buck lcan county, tnke the deposition OF Pen
horton Dunayant and Others aud IN, d Of April neat H.
of Joseph Cidress and others and the m and 9th DAY. NJ
April neat the tavern Of Mrs Person at Prince Edward CCu
house. take the deposition of John A. Scott aud Others 10 he read
evidence in Chancegy depending In the Circuit Sue
Court Of Law and Chancey for the county Of Pow haan
which suit myself and wife plaintiffs against Archibald
Campbell Administrator o William Bell, and Others te!en
ants. Yours, &c,
ROBERT b. GIBSON
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a. The Gazette informs that the South all IN CONF
motion about this aspect OF Tue ice lfaue' '"
feel bound 10 notice the matter again.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-10
DI.rRIcr OF CoLuMAiA, lTo .;,
g tUa.,h,n,t,n ~ WV

County
This day personally appeared before me- the subscri
her, Justice of the Peace in and for the SAID county
of Washington, Fletcher Webster William s. Derrick,
VIM Hunter, jr., Francis Mnrkoe, jr, 4 II. Derrick,
Robert Grcenhow, Edward Sinhbs, Geo. ). Watkins,
George Hill Hora,o Jones, Thomas w. Dicklns, j. ).
Rinugold, Benj1mn c Val, r. S. Chew, who being
severay sworn, do, on the Holy Evangely of Almighty
God each for himself, depose and say that they are
clerks in the Department of State, and have been so
since the fifth day Of March last when Daniel Webster
entered on the duties of his office Secretary OF State
except George : Watkins, who was appointed a
clerk said Department on the twenty-nlnth day OF
April last; that they occupy rooms IN the Department
Of State the same floor with the two rooms occupied
BY the SAID Daniel Webster Secretary of State that they
are generally, except in of illness or when absent
on leave engaged IN the Department from nine o clock
IN the morning until three, and sometimes later IN the
afternoon, during winch period the SAID Daniel Webster
is usually at the Department.
That having read ar,ic IN The Louisville Journal
under the date OF January 2Ith, l-l2, advertised To be
printed BY Prentice and NeiSsnger, headed "Anec-
d.,c of Daniel Webster they declare that said state
:nents and the matters and things continued and set
th are utterly false IN all and every particular far
IS they severaly know aud believe
They further declare that they know of such in.
dvldual as that described said statement, Clerk
~ the Department of State, from Pennsyvana-thai
no clerk sard department has, the fifth day OF
March last resigned hts place, to their knowledge or
beef-that such occurrence as tina; described in SAID
statement, has, to their knowledge and belief taken
place IN sId GepUrtmentdhu t9at no Sucn tlln cou!O
occur without ,her knowledge, or tia, of one of
them-and that far said statement concerns any
of them, it is wholly false and untrue
And the said Fletcher Webster, VIM. S. Derrick,
VIM Hunter, Jr., Francis Markoe, Jr, A. H. Der.
rick, Robert Greenhow, Eiw. Stubs, George Hal,
Horalio Jones, Thos. w. Dckins, j. s. Rnggold,
Benz. c. Vail. K. S. Chew, further make oath respect
lively, and each for himself, that the deposing clerks
herein before named, tho and the permanent
clerks who have been employed IN the Department of
,ote he Ga ot Inst IN
the sixth of March last J. l.. Martin, the chef clerk
was succeeded by Fletcher Webster, of the aioe-
said atlantis and the Rev Andrew T Mccormick.
was clerk in the Department the sad fifth day of
March last, died the eth day OF April and
ceeded the a9th day of April last, By the said
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WV. &. rENDLEToN, e. {
cousfrssIoSrI'. 0yFicf,


The parties concerned will take notice. have aapo
further day. the 4 day Of April next, for their attendance n ~
Office, IN the city of Richmond, which day, hy ~ oc"
NJ, They are hereby notified 10 attend, with their accoi" ~"
The evidence necessary to enable perform the di''
CURED by the foregoing decree.
JOHN SHORE, C"m"i'siorr'
March
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-10

WasHtSGroS, Feb. >, l-42.
NV Dear Sir | am obliged to you for having drawn
NV attention. this morning, TO an atroclons libel pub
lshed in the Louisville Journal Of January ~ paper
which | had not previously seen.
Although have no, been much in the habit OF TAX
ing notice of newspaper ISLANDERS, yet this publication
j. so gross and Infamous and circumstances stated
SO much in detail for the obvious purpose OF giving
credit to the story that have though, IL my duty 10
take such notice OF II as present power 10
do | enclose therefore my own affidavit denying the
truth OF the statement in every particular and aver
ring that ii is from beginning to end, naked, base,
and malicious falsehood; and this affidavit, you wall
see, supported by the oath Ct every clerk ~ the o.
Sce The testimony OF the messengers be added
if deemed useful.
will thank you to forward these aiidavits 10 some
friend in Louisville, with request that he viii cause
them 10 be published some newspaper ia that city
/ am, with regard, yours, nc.
DANIEL. WEBSTER.
Hon { 4 Wicklie
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DOMESTIC.
,sE ISLANDER REFCTED.

BASE ISLANDER REFCTED.
a more base and shameful SANDER has seldom APP
peared than that published recently IN the Louisville
Journal BY the following atdlvts Il appears was
made out of whole cloth L0uiSrtiLc .joUrRal.
THE AFFfDANtrS.
WAsnlxGro> Cry 18th Feb, lS42.
Dear Sir: | send you the note of the Hon. DAME!
Webster 10 me with the enclosure. You see that he
desires It's publication as the only in his power
at this time OF efu,ng the SANDER upon his character
as a man. Will you comply VITA his wishes and obI'ge
friend Z a "lShLiff t.
J B. Marshall, Esq, Louisville, Ky.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-10

FLETCHER WEBSTER,
". $. DERRICK,
w. HUNTER, Jr.,
FRANCIS MARkOE, Jr.,
A II. DERRICK,
ROBERT GREENHOW,
EDWARD STUBBS,
GEORGE S. WATKINS,
GEORGE HILL.
HORATiO JONES,
THOS. W. DlCKiNS,
J. s RINGGOLD.
Il. {. VAIL,
Z. S. CHEW.
q 10 on this hlla day Of Fetrus
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March 2

IN CHANCERY.-NrRGixA:-at Rules held in the Chs
Office of the Cir6nt superior Court Of Law and Chantei IN
the County Of Caroline, the 7th day Of February, le!
William Pare, PlaiEh'
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RoBT. HUDGlS &. &
a


WATCHES, JEWELRY, FANCY GOODS, Ere-,. "''
w NET, opposite The Bell Tavern, Richmond, Va '''
hand yer, superior stock of tie above which the pl!c y; "
frcs'cd 10 call and examine. among The Watches are goa
silver levers, OF NJ j. Toh< & Co.'S manufacture tie orlr'
of WHICH are well known.
beautiful assortment Cameo, Topaz, and other lea'
Jan q ~ 73-w'si
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BELMONT HALL.
THE SPRINGS, .NEJV JERSEY.

THE citizen, more invited from The busy
h SIS o. K S TOR and the & r. s
1,1 a ~ ley weeks sPsnl a, Belmont HILL tn. well
.Hluse TASTE combining fine pure air with unnyalled noun
Mn a SsH The Inv, : o1ssd to ~ rs healing ne eina
g winch yearly added many witnesses Belmont II III
1000 ls above tide waters, where nothing LETT ,asone Which
coq Ian aad %snn E o. eeSa SS 9asS Gus patrons
Mp ine h Srssans sos:sE da,hns el'anes, ioains
Sd ns which TO Be%eGn eiai With fia b
pso awns dining rooms aSiSSd wiS music. Sea S1.
and snons zones Tor the ladies lh from the best stables in
tf state and all too upon terms ~ spns with the times
m,wr scooey. Mountain 12 2tiSo miNGlH NAN
DhoN BANk LockBsnss and nd G,be Tt% %s9 pi,ss
.iss. % use Any person may have the ley Tor whole day
lock. s ,6s picked BY person. who o may
Tses avsated BY Dr. solomon Xndr.% Of PefE X%6oS,
J. 1 w1 se upon the s b Sl "S G. ja ass r
Nswa,t NJ in presence Of the otcsr. 9i several BA IN
dFew,, who put IN pew works Of more difficult nature to
Ds' publicly %S Picked at Sw Hotel one sH The Gomez
bnaon Locks such sold BY the American Bank Lock
9"S@ Of DsE Nf" D ~. rT 1assSV
+ Sew Yss Boston and Phiais ps namely Gold Medals
MUM gwen IN the latter city,
form from HUNDRED thousand million different times,
he aemP Of TSlS me sf 5 iaSa 'Sne n hd S sa
lmrre.Gn Or sysn take the key itself be could expect
open " during his life unless were 10 him
which the mh be cb,ns,d after he oh
tsinrd possession Of the KEY - SNN' - -
DAY Successor Day Day So So BroaS SU'
I'm ~ - 49, "''
CHANGE OF REsIDENCE--NKF0TE BUNTI
~ "a, The honor Of o,onas h friends AMI the public
street the of the Custom House pnhl,c sfnr ls
establishment which will he known under Inc nam. ~ t1'
ROPEAN HOTEL, located centre Of Business. nesr
Wall street and the banks IL has beautifully decorated
falcons for private parties and furnished rooms
prices The Restaurant will be Kept the plan best es
tsbhm Of fars and the Bill Of Fare will alwsy, con.
tain ne greatest Aad newest variety 81 dishes. lmI
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MILLINERY GOODS.

hINU Tho WeIT and ce9hatrd NIiIIlnery
y Ladies' Straw Hat Manufacturer to Her Majesty the
QUEEN OF ENGLAND,
respectfully begs leave the Ladies that he has
banda splendid and fashionable OF Ladies'
straw and silk Hats The Straw Hats manufactured to
most fascinating and becoming shape, called
TIE ELSSLER COTTAGE,
with Gipsey side, and Swiss Flare around the front The
baid these Hats made Of is of the elegant patterns,
the Albert Straw in particular patronised By
QUEEN VICTORIA.
The silk department conducted BY the most ingenious and
tasty rineE, be equasd. The silks of tho
style fresh imported Trimming and Flowers correspond.
Those who wish convince themselves may call No 80
Canal, near Broadway aud II Division street.
y. Bills Paris Ribbons and French Flowers, of the
latest style and I've purchased either of his
az wholesale and ctlil, reasOnsb'e
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HCINA CORDIAL.
no TIE AMERICAN PUBLIC

10 HE AMERICAN IODLlNI.
TT barely three years since general introduction Of
the ucina Cordial into the United States, and in that period
nh s1 not os sa reputation which hs near
Euripe but has also added 10 the of its lluou'
the powers II has been discovered 20 pos
the cure Of ncpient consumption The knowledge OF
It's wonderful influence in renoyatng and invsoatns the hu
the result that medicine has b=enadded the catalogue for
tle OF inciplent consumption which pa me
scarcely at this period, to recommend the Al.
Cordial all sufficient remedy IN case OF Glee fluo M
all diseases arising from deblitaton OF the VIZ Trh
impulse OF restorative Is wanted 4, a5oSu ;cine in such
cases and leaves nothing hte 20 ~ re,d yi,bou nsn or
lS Should GgaT iScrt 6Se bos under
'he above comp ints, who are ouDt o ~
p nav en ir.onal responsibility feeling assured II they give
y teey give VI rq'eIn Main err viii he ,he reuh Bur
a. is also tie in Europe, the immense American reputation
Vss,ttd rdnbilbr and generally admitted power enable
females who had been considered barren TO bear Offspring and
10 restore while powers in males, when reduced to utter snd
Wcu ff,t received the agency OF the ucins Cordial, from
H. great amount OF respectable testimony that accompanied it,
declined committing myself individually, by giving amy per.
r1 sale upwards hundred thousand coe7 coupled
with the receipts Of certificates and testimonials nnumerabe,
hesitatny far exceeding sensuine hopes,
lustrous inventors promises in the uaim.ni the
50 justly and universally popular. To be eyplci
as enel as as possible glsat and old myself GTsona re.
vi e ni.s Ia; been dscien or when they 1--we ires,
e Sn n ID c IS 'G an ofGa r 90 Soq
lcate mater, but leef elel upon to lest might be
" ySic have eReersilY a.ameG With ftcns of sincere
g4titude for the extensive which The ag,h Of the
"a ia tue Pnili', vcTv obeairnt humble serv'm
JOHN WINTERS HoLpERWELk, u, D.
and 90 North Sixth street, Philadelphia ml3 lm-r
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BOOK BINDING

PAPER RULING.
RI IRELAND No. l?o Nassau street hs,n; entire new
IL stock OF Binding Tools aud Rulin, Machinery. of the
est and approved patterns, prepared execute
all orders in the most durable and handsome manner
Merchants Account Books and all other kind Of Blanwork
ruled and bound any patterns sld in style that wanted
satisfaction. Any work ordered be done he
sh mode Il required H. has had long experience in both
methods.
FOR sALE-Two second hand Coprerpa,c Presses. Ap-
aahm 10 ft.
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PIANO fIIRTEH.

SOUTHERN DEALERS ~ l,=;cc,s-rs -.2,is.,y VIII find
- 20 their adv anass q sll = etstl,. ris';,e
q lac above article comii;.I variety 1T AMI Oh ctaves
.oscvoOd and mahogany, rad s.roli stands
ever modern improves In-se
rsnte4 - be equal g any ,iri VII l.. y the low
be prices g.. clsl. ,f.t,... "a Wsst For
teeatl street. between Eir ,ra -S.r a:eno.,
y B.Piano Fogtcs ot .iiy, ~ .,n SsSr... OF p.lc
Fu8rs oi hire al the ma.tils.frsS. Pm
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MEDICAL AID.

PHYSICIAN long accustomed prescribe for diseases Of
"A private nature, resides 81 Mott He has been
familiar with those complaints for many and having
been particular and close observer OF and effect he has
obtained thorough practical knowledge of this branch of his
profession which has enabled him introduce valuable
his practice lie does boast of making
ad and hasty but his perform both
thorough and radical cures, and short of time
possibly be done with adv and safety the
tent. And generally speaking, is not for the
to observe change business Diet habits,
Sc view of the nature OF the disease,
well those Hssy, aud consequently Imperfect
the from whence result many distressing
secondary the like
follows
for this that medicine however good ~ The nst
To the
and influence the ad, nced stages OF the disease
thus while the patient swallowing defines from day
day his disease If il changing 10 chrome form to
the least likely ,rmnate permanent de-
biy, perhaps something
no hundred there be at this time taking
dclne under circumstances that discousing when u
he real facts of the known the disease might
10 a structure and should this be the important
the know that did,
| a structure.
DE-. Gregory il the author Of little book private dis
which much valuable
about select medical adviser. II complete in its detail,
and enables the reader his privately he
chooses lis language is only perfectly plain but 1t IL
Illustrated with engrasng all OF which fully explained
| Price SO
The Doctor does limit his attendance few hours,
bu he be found home any hour oil The day and
night (cbserye that No. 81 drug store His
Wen arranged for the reception OF PATIENTS and has charges
derai,
Letters country, describing symptoms, and
closing fee will be pnncua!y attended to If post PAID
| IuS
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GENERAL, AGENCY

THE SUBSCRIBER has taken the IS Fulton street.
Bookyh, for the sale az the approx
AMI Family Medicines, Pefamery Fancy Articles SC
nluuiacufcs end popnetofs of such articles
hing else, who wish Tor active, stirring dispose
their productions will lind such person the
subscriber.
5. J. STEWART, IS Fulton street; BROOKLYN
For sale most of the approved Family Medicines. Per
purchasing here rely obtaining articles
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WIGS CLEANED

INSIDE AND OUT, EQUAL TO NEW.
jTIGS and every description of ornamental hair cleaned
cal process known only the subscriber WN BATCHE-
IOR practical wi. maker and hair 5 Broadway New
FORK Packages from the country iorepad
.ampt attention. The hAndsorn.st and best Of
wigs toupees the United States will be found this
t,nlishmebt