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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-01-10
From the .hac York Miro,
NOTICES OF AMUSING BOOKS.

The letters of the accomplished and high-bred tou-
rst, Henry Swinburne, have lately been published
under the title Of The Courts of Europe at the close
Of the last Century" The editor Mr. Charles White,
has added ga,ni Of notes which contain some tole-
rable stories One the whole, the book is wire-drawn
and prosy but we, who never read even prce-cur-
rent the column of ship-news In gazette without
eye to the ediicaon Of the readers of the Mirror
in all seemly and profitable delight, have been able
to extract certain bits of spice which the dish
volumes.
We give taste of the anecdotes which Swinburne
and his editor have brought together.
The Duke de - had been in love during twenty
years with Madame de -, and had been in the ha-
bit of passing almost every evening at her house. At
length her husband died. they were married, and OF
course she removed to the Dukes mansion After
dinner, upon the first day, the Duchess seeing her
husband absorbed in meditation, said to him.
Z" Quarez-rous, mon ami a quo rere.-rouS >" Ma
fol, mon annie" he replied, " j. songais me chos,
asse: emba'Tassa,te. Oh Tai-je ldrenr paSSer mes
soirees? ?" Such is the force of habit
Royal persons attended even from their BIRTH are
yet accustomed to look upon their ordinary servants
nobody" The Count dArtois, afterwards
Charles X. returning one night to the pavilion War
son from the Opera, and entering his apartments,
gave his hat to his gentleman in waiting and at the
same time committed the solccism of making an M
warrantable noise AT the same time he heard TO
mutter tohimself, ".h quei bonher fetre @utn
The Cheyalier Lorenzi was a man of great wit and
narete. A quack doctor was sent for TO attend a
friend of lorenzs, who was dangerously ill., and or
dered him to take forty of his pills "H est mort an
qttatrieme," said Lorenzi in a rage as he told the
story jiige- sill les ell touies priSes :"
Marshal Laudoln commanded the imperial armies
during a portion Of the seven years war. When
Frederick the Great met him in company he paid him
the compliment Of saying places cote de MOI;
je maine pas droir en- tace
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EQUALIZATION OF THE PAY OF THE
ARMY.

Tn. o.n recently submitted by Major General
Got, Secretary of War for the equalization oil
,Ls NV az The star and line oflhe army, will doubt
rive The most entire satisfaction TO both branches OF
The service IL does not affect the pay OF the stan,
while il increases that of the line in such manner
that al the ex praon of thirty years the amount re-
ceived by the latter will be equal TO 'hat received ny
the former
The plan is an excellent one and worthy OF our
distinp uished chief BY it,, line officers are allowed
one additional ration per diem EACH Tor every iour IN
stead of five years service and two raons Tor every
seven instead of ten years service hltle cacuia-
ton will show that exact equalization between tue
parties will be effected in about thirty years by leav-
pg out of the account the allowance for forage 10 sian
officers This allowance no one can obect TO- as
staff officers are obliged 10 keep horses IN the service
and certify on honor TO the fact IN ORDER 10 receive IT,
Ii is ardently to be hoped that Co 'gress will rake up
this matter early, and adopt General SCOTS plan or
an equivalent.
The difference in the pay of the staff and line has
caused much unpleasant feeling in the Army, ana
given rise TO discussions and comparisons which are
Inproi, able and detrimental to that harmony which
ought TO exist among the officers of the different
branches of our service The seeming superiority OF
the staff over the line is injurious to military feeling
and Jealous devotion 10 the profession especially
among Young officers who instead of endeavorng to
nerect Themselves in their own Of the service,
and distinguish themselves soldiers are seeking
staff Ienders them indifferent and neg
gen, in the performance of their duties. Some seek
these appontmen,s on account of the extra pay but
more from the mistaken Apinion that the line as il is
poorly paid is LEES honorable and important.
Let This NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. created by Congress
through difference Of pay, be abolished ana an e,i
Of no ordinary magnitude in the Army VIII De efadi'
'''e'' WARREN
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PrglIc LEcTuREs.-The Boston Post has the ~
lowing hit at the Lecture system, which, notwiit
standing the burlesque of the Post, !, an eNccle.
mode of conveying instruction., and niuslng menL
activity through the public
The Boston Young Mems Society for Meliorat
the Condition of the Indians, beg leave TO amour
that, for the purpose of improving their funds d
f'-s- rseful intelligence, and gratifying the pun
taste, they propose 70 FOLLOW the prevailing order
the day and deliver series OF public lecture,
which general patronage is solicited.
The Introductory lecture will be pronounce q
His Honor Judge Johnson. Subject" The Orig
and History of Snufi-taking; in which the quest.
will be decded-Who took the first pinch y
The following lectures may be expected 10 ta}a
in course, viz
Professor Digby, on Conundrums.
Professor Pease, on the use OF lloarhound CIN
as means of National Defence
Hon. Joseph Fairbanks on the feasibility Of tpr
ming Fish River Expresses to Bangor during thc M
ter season by means Of the celebrated " No Hare
Horse.n
Professor Snow, on the predatory habits OF 81.
and other she-fsh.
Professor Bennett on Diving Bells and the nccf,,
~ Of a Sub Marine City Police.
Professor Worrick on I.oco-motion. with di,tr
sion on Whistling
DR. liaiyaculos, on the cultivation OF Mu,'f
Professor Taft, on Raccoon and South Down NJ
ton.
Professor Locke, on Farm School Discipline
trated with diagrams exhibiting comparative eN
ations made on orphans back BY cat-o'nne-ts
cow-hides, and birch-rods
Together with other Lectures on the popular toy 4
of the day
No lectures will be repeated
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EMIoRA TIoN.-A few days since we noticed the
rival of The Hon O. Oakley of Illinois, on his return
from Europe We learn tina, whilst Mr.. Oakley was
in England and on the Continent, he succeeded in
emgrants to the West. From the little we have
gathered of the company and Its purposes we learn
that il constituted something after the manner Of the
company formed for coonizing Australia. When
Mr.. o. LETT upwards of goo 900 had been subscribed
This sum- Large portion of il, will be invested in
lands, chiefly in Illinois and the Territories Of Iowa
and Wisconsin, by the company. Offices will be
opened in London, and some principal town in Ger
many for the sale ofthe lands. Emgrants who pur-
chase will be sent out in ships provided by the COM
pany which wi snil direct for New Orleans From
this place where office will be kept, they will be
,ent to their respective purchases.
This is the substance of the arrangement as we
have heard it. The object will be to send chiefly
farmers and agricuturasts and they will generally
be men possessing capital, and of respectable
character. 1t is said that there are immense num-
bers of farmers in England and Germany, who are
anxious to reach the United States and particularly
the western States, and deferred from coming by
their ignorance how TO get lands when they reach
here. IL the project is carried out'in good faith we
doubt not that in this way large addition will be
made to the population and capital of the West
II is stated that the emigration from Germany, this
year. to this city, to which the whole attention seems
to be turned throughout the empire, will be larger
than in any previous year.
MIR. Oakley, we understand, made arrangements
in England for large proportion of improved
stock particularly neat cattle. he brought ont with
him very fine cow which he has sent round by New
Orleans and expects several others in the spring
This, at least, is species of emigration to which
even the most fastidious will hardly object lie de-
serves the thanks of breeders the West for the zeal
and interest he has manifested for the improvement
of western stock--St LOU, Republican
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From He Boston .1tiaS.
Tnr NArioNAL ExcHEQuER.-We think it will be
conceded by all intelligent men, who understand the
situation OF monetary affairs al this time that if a
Bank were to be chartered at the present session of
Congress the stock would not be taken up. There
is not sufficient capital i'll position which such a
plan of investment would command.
Waving that objection, however, and supposing
the stock would find Subscribers let us look little at
the probable effect For year, at least il would
doubtless be unfayorable. The necessity of getting
together so large capital-and thereby, for some
months, Withdrawing il from the business purposes
in which it is now so adyanageousy employed, would
necessarily produce severe pressure all over the
country-depressing business, producing failures and
creating distress than have seen since 1887
Then it would take number Of months, after the
Bank was fairly under way, to return the capital to
its accustomed uses, and to restore order We do
not to say that Bank is not the best plan on
the whole, and under ordinary circumstances-but
that in these disjointed times, and in the present
financial difficulty of the country, it is if not utterly
impracticable, at least nexpcdient
Will not the Exchequer answer the most important
purposes Of Bank 1t will add fifteen millions to the
currency, in species of paper that will answer all
the purposes of Bank notes and command entire con-
idence from the Saint Crox TO the Mississippi. This
currency will, to the extent Of probably two or three
millions of dollars, il not more, take the place Of gold
which every traveller now finds il necessary to pro-
vide himself wth--and cause the return of so much
specie to the vaults of the Banks thereby increasing
the strength of those institutions, and adding TO their
ability to serve the public So far, we think the
Exchequer will do better service than Bank-ior il
would take the latter two three years to obtain a
sound circulation of fifteen millions, and the former
can command it in few months. Will il not there
fore do all that can be done toward an immediate
restofationo of a sound and uniform currcncywithout
any preliminary disturbance aud distrtss-n much less
time than a Bank could do it; viii il not also, in
stead OF producing great present evil for the sake
ultimate good, come al to the aid of the busa"
| community These, il seems TO us, are -
considerations, which can hardly be es,,"e r.
esa M This H areacy will PY not We begin
men to borrow and trade upon, y.ac'n !, would be
to entertain doubts whether 81, ,"N' !. VIII oe as
for the general good, at t ana rh ior individuals to
well perhaps for the EXCHANGES w be o. va srS
Excb.@er to y rerupe apprehend, than is general
great-4much gpsshhed to thirty day bills as the long
" supposed.
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Bold STROKE FOR lIusBAND--The f, lldw.r
cident combining touch Of the tragic and the g
with considerable dash OF the most intense
highly wrought melo dramatic effect, occurred a
days ago in New York as we learn from the
and we copy 1t entiress a caution TO bachelors
! shows to what desperate remedies love will y
when pushed to extremity, and is indeed strlku
! lustraton OF the fact of what bold strokes tn,
will sometimes resort to procure a husband II
| the tale
/ Our heroine, "a fair lady Of light buo,},s
I faxen hair" became enanored with beauty d
] raven locks and dark blue eyes. Things w,n'
smoothly until our fair lady heard that her ncr
ord unfaithful, and that he had industrious
and a bee like propensity for stealing sweets
every rose of beauty. On las Thursday e'e'
she determined to test his love and the power
art at stroke; and accordingly 81" went
neip hboring apohecny, ordered Skip
cream Of tartar, directing tho shorp
arsenic, and very quietly returned Aef
| AT the expected moment The love- arr
formed his amorous revCrrnces - his "',
some time was in the soft dalhe"ce OF WYE
! rocking chair and IN, r-,,n loci upon 3
! Sn,JI'1lv she M .Siy deq. why not rest X
-, 800, e The youth sttr,ed--she Atd
sn, ~ means this cailncss, F,l-yon
, ,as'. Then jumping up, tnd Throwing gs
iosS tragic attitude She exclaimed "ro nlglt4
might die-dic for you aud my blood sha fll.
on your heaTtani brain, whitening and bainn- (.
with my perpetual curse
b, lhe draught was prepared before TIN, I'D
iogue was let of'-and then stepping to tho.i1tl
with The hrmness of a Socrates, She ,tiz,dt,
soned bowl, and swallowed its contents
Then (act 2d) she seized HIM B, tie -,ll,I,i ..
claimed My murderer die for ,ou
came the melting mood" VIII yoaHatma
ere die Say my f., viii SOU
The youth. frightened almost 20 d.lU..',
out the Yes, my doty.' 1hcn ,Ua16
Ter at once, bciurc death Strikes mo 30,
and one W the household >t,nc1 aud f
ing OF an eye tho priest nic hc Nf'
The ialr enc exclaimed. l.ciuic NJ, d
meet the ,trokc Of dc!jh IL tdc arpo,f
piace-- reel reel daikucS, .oacl
hold me- F,le,,d he my colth N
her Ia her Huptlai d'lct, III, g,aotutie uo
lhn> was her ant Triumphant. 5r
trf of hcrskdL she rejoice utbu dog
lord and IS happily domcilci ~ l'clili
louise on III, avenue
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W. UIlcLes going aboM "a eMlIdroM

The Witches going about The ea'ddron
Black spirits and white red spirits and grey
Aingle minge, mlnge you that mingle may
Iltty, Tiiin, keep il stiff in;
Firedrake, Puckey, make II lucky
Lierd, Robin, you must bob III;
Round around around about, about
All i'll come running in all good keep out
Isl Watch Here's the blood o: ba
lice. Put ia that; oh, put IN that,
ID Hiteh, Here's libbard's bane
Hec. Put ia again
LIST Jpiieh. The juice of toad, the OIL OF adder
I'd Witch Those will make the yonker maddef
AL Round, around, around, Sc.
"Enter Hecate, Stadin, Hoppe, and 0het Nliche.
Hec. The neon. gallant see how bfsk she
rides
Stod Here's rich evening llecale
Hee. Aye, ist not, wenches.
To take journey Of five Thousand miles!
Hop Ours will be more to night
Hec Oh it will be precious. Heard you the owl
yet
.Stad Briefly in the copse
As thro now.
Hec. lis high time for US then
Sad. There was bat hung at my lips three times
As we came thIo the woods, and drank her fill
Old Puckie saw her.
Hec. You are all fortunate still.
The yey scIeech owl lights upon your shoulder
And wo you like pidgeon. Are you furnished
Have yoA your olntments
,Stdd All
Hse Piepareto flight then
I'll oveuake you swiftly.
.Stad. Hye then, Hecate
We shall be up Defines.
Hec. III reach you quickly
They ascend
As Middleton WI ote before Shakespeare the prece.
dug scene is o. course the original OF one of Shak
speare's in Macbeth. Both Charles Lamb and Sir
Egerton Bridges have written, however TO show
that Shakspeare's witches-the Wetd Sisters -
arc much greater creations than the hays Of Middle
ton and have extended thsir criticisms to considers
bic length We quote passage from another scene
TO endtr our illustrations more complee
Enter Firestone.
Fire They are all going birding tonight, Tiey
talk of fowls ith' air that hy by day I'm they'll
be company of foul sluts theIe tonight If We have
not mortality afeared I'll be hanged, for they
able to purify il to infect whole region She spe
me now.
Ifec What Firestone our sweet son
Fire A little sweeter than some of you or dung
hill were too good for me-
Hec How much hast there;
Fire. Nineteen, and all brave plump ones beside
six lizards, and three serpentlne eggs.
Ifec Dear and sweet boy What herbs hast thou
Fire. | have some mar-martn, and mandragon
Hec. Mar-martin and mandragora, thou worlds
say
Fire Here's pannax too, thank thee ny Pal
axes
am sure, with kneeling down TO cut 'em
Iec, And selago.
Hedge Hssop too How near he goes my cuttings
Were they all cropt by moonlight
Fire. Every blade OF em, or am mooncal ffio
ther.
Hec HE thee home with EN-
Look well to tn house tonight am for acit
Fire Aloft, quoth YOU; ! would you Would urfih
your neck once, that might have all quickly .ia%t
Hank, bark, mother they above the steePie a-
ready, flying over your head with noise q mq'
clans. ..f
Hec, They are indeed, help me help me I'm }@
late else.
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{ II. VAN PATTEN NJ

DENTIST.
Pennsy Wanna avenue few d. 3 from
HoteI uo
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Hee. Into the vessel
And fetch three ounces Of the red-haird girl
kll'd last midnight.
Fire. Whereabout, sweet mother
Hec Hip, hip or Hank. Where is the aeopu.
Fire. You shall have acopus, lorsooth
Hee Stir, stir about; whilst begin the charm
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Accusers.

Lieut.. A. b.
Capt. c. ID.
Maj. r. $.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-26
T. a K ID :.
,oo RICHARD D. SANXAY.
BOOK. bISDER AND RLISk'poo,

poor N.IuhND ID. SANXAY
booh BINDER AND lI.S K'poor
Dorerv MANUFACTURED "N"h
f%I.,, . ms respects 10 his Eoruer e,.,.-... -
= scsnowicizes his indebte!ners - ,So'n.ts, and
Wy hoera patronage for the last ~ y.,r w Tor iher
uas 'ecu ms tuisfortune. by 4 tr.in N e.,..,.,
70 pom merchant ami - - es met
VIC nhf period alluded 10 above; ami Il, ~. sViiis
bs s eYsn out insee TO his creditors he sSTT.nat ma
p esen me teorkfzs tools Of his profs,,, "uered
Dy .ns xino -id oi few friends he nae hrc.s.,,
,oon suitable oI the prosecutor of a. 70
~ is oIanehes and IL determined by AZ, .'nf
80, d s 90 present wogS surpassed in pon, ~
Sis fsrDI ~ 20 ary ci'y lie with confidence e,Iis 80
Eeness op.I;s =. AL asIoes f1r their custom ofpb
sS'rs gs1V OF iiis work and mlisrials he y. "a -,
n 20 me iaet that they have been IN s -, 80 ony
Ana ss@;.,,c. ,h Court OGices, Public As,ocisi,
~ -, " io'Sflu the State for a ..rics - ~
Rsl,n, n5 - :. 'Ssaii-,i, general saisiacii.n '''
- song AMI % f,hhfily worksd ne tSoS, sno,n nc has
commenting their frlenrs. '"e'' hnaeuce IN
oh bo0ss re bound, and Blink Boa,, ,.t,
l" any pAusIa AM bound In any desirable ruled
10 ihy Old customers aIi the public $50,
&c 70 say t.i hey can b furnished ". sAnY ibeg
p,iecs SY q very soeeroT qasiy sa :, 81
9ee npss ile St'Ea unJeI f5y ndery ne oor al. who
Sc g dlm "Sf "'-"anoIb.Ns.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-26
WONDERS WILL NEVER CEASE
GASl CASH Galt,t


Tst possible that in the city OF Rchn, nd a n.wU.,,
upon the subecio Mesmerism IL about 10 80 nsnt
sppe,r1netl fes and no: only possi5is but eSria an
We nuD.e arc respectfully iayited cali AZ The p. .r
ot FASHION opposite the Bell Tavern OF s,,s,,, a..
ins after slndSwn, and be convinced OF the fr- 90 @
douh not ihey Viii agree with that if Mesmsf,sr @
stsn1 me ties; Of such lgh will then aad t6ere he
o.ei, u IA henceiorh be set down as no IIubug h,
the real genuine Democratic grit Jug ou'
But 20 the Point.
chhBASATI a. ROsENTHaI.I. ,,ko ~.
sure "a announcing 20 their friends aud he pubc II, IS.
neIe mat AZ their New and splendid Palace 81 F~o -
s1inIii Evening October Sh, they will have The hoDo
es Ie L, 81 70 inrofuce into the State OF Virginia H.
nsa, s.s Lsht-hayinE, at very heavy expense con
-. ucieI an apparatus for manufacturing Gas fup,n 81
p1,ne,pe OF the New York Gas Works. which viii he coD
reyeI though pipes 10 their Hat Emporium where a. ~
ytenus viii nave an opportunity OF he novs 80
'gha. oil hitting on Good Hat Can by Caa Ii,ht' ~
~ 40 charge for Ambulance. as We have NJ to,h.
VII, u onlJ Tor tie novelty OF the thiay
ruul opposite the Bell Tavern A--' @'ltV-
* expecting ala-ge COMPANY will he rrs,,-.,,
VIZ suHie.en number OF assistants fol he orcacr -
% .!euis VIII obhge them by making way f1f stran's,
~o .il no ooubi, be ANXIOUS have peep N VA nsr
6s tieJ may never again have chsace of seein, Tis
eOslnent WI be keptopcn for the Accommodated
aiCs an Others who cannot spare time durns reoc-.
business hours every evening TIL -
prf -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-26
HATS.
co PARTNERSHIP.

JoUN GAYroH las thia day associated with himself
J JOHN = LYEiL, Oue Of the House OF Ly,H John
sion p LysH q thi- cyp under the firm Of GhYNoR &
ISEii. Tor the purpose Of conducting tho DRUG anC
APOTHECARY Business, the well known and old %
tnhli ghcd House. one door above the Bell Tavern
WeTefpecfuly sOcit the patronage friends ant
the pIblic generally, aud pledge ourselves keep con
SANITY on hand fresh and wei selected stock VI DTugs
Medicines Chemicals, Pants, OILS, Window Class, DyC
Stuff &C, which oIrr Whole ale and Retail at rcdn-
ccd price, for cash, 10 prompt customers
Orders from thc county will tahfuly executed and
The strot attention viii bc pada III mra tho Pre-
&C iiy ton md Retail Business. John GAYNOR,
JOHN J. LYELI-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-26

NEW MUSIC,
A TRANDoLPIi'5 hook tore and B.nder,
"A SONGS:
Miss Lucy Long
Twas ali 10 as;Onish the Browns
Oh ask not why my cheek IL pale
M siSer dear, remember ne-Poe;ry by Hon Y Eve
The cot near the wood-Poeuy by q Morri,
nish Air ''P'eu 10 spa
Go, and forget that We have met
Come u NY gentle sl.ep-A Romance
ronEs OF the South. sigh for III. land
sympathy In thee I bear 80 dear a mar,
DIV sweet Dorabela-A trio n ON Nuxarixon.r.
liz cOqucue-A favorite song
~ The Dismssed-A comic song by Morris ,npsie h.
Russell - ''' nus'e oy
The Swea'hesu-A Rsiner rnelodx
old ffteilds and true fricr is-MusI~ hx K,t.t,
mrsni Mrs snbbs--A come duet by IIcxnt
Rosy OF evening
MARCHES:
Tazcwen quick step
tefrt Tom fqusi's DO
Richmond Scarlet Guards quick ,ten
Ia kennease-A favcri:e march
Csfibasset suek step
tsad~alladeI's parade march
leshs '"'' u c"c Dor'
Peers parade march
me'erley light Inlsnr, quick s;ep
Washington an quick step.
wALTZEs:
Hannah Moore waltz
~ Ewa'izcs
Caas1ncIi waltz
WALNUT Grove WALK
.'ii summer Nighi's Dream waltz
Iftalicnne a. Danced by Madame Vincent
venir dc Hal - 10 anu o0"'
Introduction and Rondc ala volse
The above aud alargs stock q standard Music yh s,
honafy aud fancy Goods, Tor sale BY
IN, J. w RANDOLPH
RtFl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-26
gao REV ARD

II AN AWAY from pitts, IN Henrieo co,r.v ,
~ mouths SAGE, negro man named WARNER IT,
properly OF pr Price OF Hanover. lie Is about 10 yes
81 esea inuaiio compact bowerged and iog in sts1r.
s5out zee; or Inches hrh-he has a sra, I thin
on DIS Jaw, Is very polite, exceedingly ~0n,.
anH aiccted 70 ntempeTan-c. He was pp rcased az
nt moro OF fredericksburg and belnas 10 lie esf,,
nkey he Is lurking viii give the above revsr, NJ.
uIt OF the counties OF Henfieo Hanover ana Sc
cured IN Ji; so that get hior clio IL taken in eThsrr
me above Counties AMI delivered TO Or Price or snbs
HITRTOZ f.pnp9, snosvtb-
IL NNNAO-'t oNt b6S u
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NEW EsTAoLis iIM EyT-

THOMAS S. RIDDICK.
- ESPEcTfULIY informs his friends ,pd o., --t,,
keneI1iy that he his t-sen the store on "a no,
S,s occupied by ian Waller, for the purpose Of ecu
HAT BUSINESS.
And has just opened assortment of Ir,,s ,,I g. =,
nc ltes Ne~ YORK Style, and intends Keeping ON hanJ
constant 1nj full supply OF all. articles in hts I'ns
me o.ovFng part Of his stock now on handsome.
a.er, .sssaerc Na;ria Russia, Brush and Mole.
shll hAs. Also, otter, Fur Seal Clnth sealert Mn.
aize ard BAR seal Cafs lie pledges him self 10 sell sn
in any establishment To the city, e. y. 4. 80