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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-30

~rhe article from the u. s. Gazette suPplks
another ehap,eS Of MIR John Tyls,'s soasis'eee'es.
The subject Is growing stale, and he Is eAli)as TO
any Just repro,ch. Il is nevertheless due TO the
Wing party that such exposures should be made
Il is due to them that the principles which he pro
f:s,ed, and by which he gained their suGrsses
should be known in order tina; they may stand jas
tilted before the country, Cor their former support Of
and their present opposition TO the acting President
At the time they voted for him. they deemed him
one OF themselves animated by the same high
principles, and eager to accomplish the same noble
ends. They regarded him pledged to the one term
prneiple-for he had voluntarily proclaimed his ae-
voeacy Of that principle, and even boasted himself
its father. They regarded him foe to prosctip
zion for opinions sake. and deny g the right OF
the Executive to remove from Office without the con-
currenee Of the Senate. They supposed him n
friend to q sound national curreney-ior he had
every where given il TO be understood, tha, his OPT
Mons wero identical with those of Gen. Harrison
They never doubted bu, that he uncom
promising supporter of Dis,ributon-ior they had
his solemn osseveration that effect and they had
not then had cause TO suspect that lie ives not
man Of truth. They supposed him TO be an ultra
Clay man-for he cried when Clny's nomination
was defeated at Harrisb urg-and like mos, OF his
Guard, he had been VIGOROUSLY boot-lick to the
Great Kentuckian, ana ike them, had sought Office
a, the hands OF his friends in the Virginia Legisla-
ture. In a word, trusting to his veracity, they
deemed him, as they did some others, "every inch
Wing"
He knew they thus regarded him. He did not
undcceve them-but greedily sought their support
knowing that they ware laboring under misappre-
hension, regard to his opinions-f chose opinions
were the same he ovow,.
The whigs were deceived. This was the extent
of their offending. They were sof. enough to put
confidence in a man, who Was unworthy OF it,
Greatly did they err in doing so, and gtievously
have they suffered for il.
But let j, be borne in mind, that they have no,
acted with bad faith to the country. Let Tyler's
principles, when they supported him, be eon;rasted
with those he now holds, as evidence OF it, and
justification Of them, and damnng proof of his
treachery.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-30

Ts We DO not hear that MIR Stevenson has
made up his mind yet to be, or no, to be Governor.
Il is thought, that rather then lie, tho office 20
begging, or (what would be as bsd) let MIR Me-
Dowell take it, he might be induced TO occupy tho
Government House for n few years. The Jun,o
have a very great affection for MIR Mcdowell
which they snow by declining TO pu, such a con.
tempubs Office upon him as Governor or Senator.
They are holding him in reserve for the Presi-
ienrv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-30

The Providence Journal says that the State of
Rhode Iso nd will probably BE- prepared to present,
at the next session of Congress, bill for tho eI
penses incurred by that State in suppEessng the
cen, instruction within its borders. The Journal
thinks that more jus, claim was never presen;ed;
and intima,ng that there some peculiar reasons
which Strengthen il, makes the following comments
upon the action of the Executive Government in
referenc. to this subject, which are plainly indica-
tive OF tho grounds relied TO sustain tho justice
of the claim:-NAT. lEr.
"IIad il not been for the course Of the President
the instruction would have been put down in
May at a tenth Of the expense which was caused
oy waiting for his promises-promlses which his
organ says he never meant 10 fulfil. He solemnly
assured us that the forces OF the General Govern
ment should be brought in aid Of the State; but he
| first required a 10 be made, and IN waiting
! for that this large expenditure was incurred,
and when IL arrived, the promised aid was Withheld
| on a frivolous aad hollow pretencc. Had it not
been for the promises OF the President the whole
affair would have been settled on the l7Ih OF May,
hsn Dor; ssNGd hii guns az the aI.ena but tor
| "ess r-,Utnises, men would have beer mafc6el
10 Woonsocket and Chepachet at the very frs,
ssHal oil revolt. The State has bsen subjected to
| an expense that it is i'll able to BEAR wholly by the
failure Of the President TO perform his pledges aud
TO discharge his constitutional duty. We look with
confidence 10 the conservative members IF Congress
TO sustain the State in this claim. The expenses
incurred by Maine in the boundary war have been
paid; and the obligation OF the General Govern
ment 10 protect the States from nsurrection is as
sacred and rs important as that 10 protect them
from Invasion. Every principle OF equity and Of
justice demands that the State should be reimburs-
3D."
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-30
LAND FOR SALE

b subscriber, Wishing 10 change his residence okrs
Tor sale his valuable tract II land lying on Appoinab1
river, ~ The county % Prince Edward IL IN les abovete
Town Of Farmvlc and 10 miles northwest Of tho Cart
onae eoniains five hundred and sixty or seventy ac,s
and considered Of the bcstracs Of land In fhis m
81 he county, siderable portion Of II IL lotion No.
ohe ncsl guiy, eud al well drained, tho high lands aDf
delightful soil and IN fine state of Improvement. tro
~ good dwellinr house upon tho land with All neceuTV
out houses, with good supply Of tobacco barns, mty
now and al In good rcpair Pernona wishing 10 purose
arc invited 10 examine II and further dcsod
au q c6u
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-30

Womsn's L0Us Of FiovTs. In all countries uo-
men love howerS; in all countries they form no,t,
gays OF them; but il IS only in the bosom OF plenty
that they conceive tho ieea Of smbsllishing their
dwellings with them. The cultivation Of aouers
among the peasanry indicates revolution in all
theriesiogs Il is delicate pleasure which m kes
is way through coarse organs it ne sense Of the
beautiful, faculty Of the soul which "a awakened.
Man, then, understands tia. there 10 in the gifts OF
nature, something more than is necessary Tor ex.
Jiencei colours, forms, odoufs arc perceived Tor the
fret tine, and these charming objects have at last
spectators. Those who have travelled in the coun-
try can testify that rose tree under the window.
honey suckle round the door Of a cottage, arc al.
wuysa good omen TO the tired traveller. The hand
which cuitlyatcs flowers, is not closed 10 the suppl
ealiJnS Of the poor, or the wants Of stranger.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-30
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.


DuRsuANr 10 dsciee Of the County Cont OF nuck
lnkhan pronoonec "a tho t2ih Instant. tho under.
signed will ccr tor sale az pubic arcin, the ptcta-
scs, on the n day OF NOVEMBER NENr. that vsluabe
estate lately ouned by Thomas May, dec "A. entirely
ting village OF Maysve In. slate River. lsy
which u h bounded Cor more thaa BALI milc) and c
taning tuS acrrS-abnOt half OF which 10 cleared
The cleared au Il generally Of gOod quality, and much
Of OF dss rate Sae land There H. about acre.
lw GROUNDS on the tract. about - which been
heretofore kept meadow aud IL free from inuni ain,
AVID when attended 10 >lsldcd very heavy ercps Of
gas. Thls estate be conveniently AL advanag eous
divided farms bat all be scl In the lump or sub
divided into small vare ols 10 sait purchasers.
A. the came tune and place, We Viii also sell that valua
bio Tavern Lot known AZ MaysVo Hotel, Joining the
public square aud now &C eupiei by Nathan H. rhoruton.
L. ar. tho improvements this lot sp,eicns an
fully sufficient Tor tho comfortable accommodation Of tho
large number OF visitors who heretofore paitonsed
IT, A. designated In the PIN Of the town cohtana only
four but will sell son- with the garden ~ Of
abo acres and ,ery hshes, state OF iei'
uiiy. -
Tho whole OF tho foregoing valuable property viii be
sold ON 4 long edit. -
JOHN HILL. comm'rs
GIORGE n MATTHEWS. \
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-30

GoErnE "A correspondent, Of tho Paris Journal
des Dobais. states that the Government Of Austria
Prussia, SaTony, Bavaris md Weuembore have
concerted 10 purchase, At public expense, the house
that Goethe possessed at Woimar, and the rich SCI
enihe collections and works Of taste that he brought
together, for the purpose Of forming nationl and
public Museum the direction Of which should he
confined 20 ths German Diet The heirs Of Goethe
IN consideration of tho noble that The FIVE 90
vernments propoto 10 make OF the house, and Of
the collections, have offered 20 give them 40 az the
moderate price Of 100000 horns q 800 900 lrancs
which is only tWo.thirds Of their esiimaied value.
Hour. Com
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-30
IfENIAI-E SCmnnI

'hE subscriboI, having engaged Miss SARAH TOIE nm
accomplished lady from Philadep his as an InstrucreSs
o MS daughters, Will he pleased receive into ms tav
10" young ladies', WHO will DC Instructed ia ali te se
an OF branches Of finished female educ son
hss TOLL was selected aud engaged for the suiac
~ The Rev. ID. John Ludlow and The Rev DR. j. Msf-
hnishis Of Philadelphia. who furnish the most
aue teslnnny OF her moral, we'll her ineisciutal
worth' aud reconmond her young lady well .,fci
IA eycTy respect an Instructor The School loncn an
ne ION Of January 1873 and close on the lDh OF
beo month Of Augusf vacation. Asthe chi n oiiec,
school - TIC education of my daughters the NUM-
oftnpils will bc llmitcdtoli. = wv '''''"o''
TERMS e0J board and tuition in oil or any ofts E,
g"t Dranchea' including bed, Washing fuel and ugs a
W. - '''-
music, inciuiirg use ofPtanO.. ............-.s
IsHlhs hli nraNing .......................gtO
In hiLta WorG........ .......................s5
Iahdnnock 20 Richmond ~ milcs tho former ami III
from ne Ialter place The neighbOrood agreeable ana
gcnoe snd the situation remarkable for liz beafhIoess
IN INC event Of sickness, however,, every attention. 10
bestowed win parental care and charge made f mo
iets onsl services, should any bc rendered. Wv
an advance Of SO $50 will be desrabIe-ono b.t1
NE residue To be payedtho first Of Juy-iho balance
end Of me yesr the teaeoT BE- engaged r tho seLo
ouc year az high nTice, and the number Of pupils in
co. mono VIII be received for less Than ten months
Midway EsseI county, Va.
nSS- References are made TO tho Rev John Nc0uirc
Messra Oliver White and John w Dew. KIM 4 Queen,
Robin Pollardand DR. IIauae, King wlam;-Mr Morto,
Luther and Col Robert CoTbin, Caroine;-Waisn m
Tayoe Richmond county. " !"
n1-hdsreestho subscriber at MieT's Tavern. Essor.
spt 30-cwl5w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-30
"Und,r ,ehieh King

"Und,r whieh King, BeEonianT"--Il has been for
some time past a moot point whether "Cap;ain Ty-
ler' or bob" was the Administration. The ques-
lion Is now in fir way to be determined. Ono
MIR Wilcox has been appointed by the Presid.n, 10
be Postmaster al Middstovn, Connecticut. On
going TO take possession, however, the old incum.
bent, Mr. arr, shows Mr. Wilcox a letter from
Bob" authorizing him (Sarr) TO "hold on" until
further orders. Thus Wilcox claims under the
Captain, and Starr under bob" The Office hold.
ers and office'seekers throughout the Union are
watching the progress Of this struggle with intense
anxiety. 1t is Of The first Importance TO them to
know who rules the roast in the White House.
Our belief is that bob" will carry tic day.
TAlb Eva Tour.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-30
For LEASE

THE Coal Mines, well known as Blounrs Pitts, sometimes
chlcdi the Etna Plus recently worked 10y Wills Grown
q Co Immediately adjoining the Black Heath Mines in
the county Of Chesterfield The coal from these mines
stands unTiyalcd to quality has LONE been used for
akf SlRi Pprrssss 49, 1SSsseisly approved forge
10 the Coal business reasonable Protection renders t
property at this Tune Advantage nbject 10
IIsposcdto engage In the business With tie Mines mn.
ie-.ee eau obtain upon very reasonable terms two en-
snes' one top, the other underground engine Az
nO oi thesc engines in good working eonduion
ue mines csn at an uncomfortable expense DO nui ia
WORKING condnion The lease will he liberal as TO time and
IN RICHMOND OF the subscriber, living the mines
a. ELIJAH BRUMMELL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-30
IiANAWAY

IRON tho subscriber, tho 9th August 1872 resd
ing In campbell county, Ssunton river, about Eve
iniea southwest n Lcosvo, aogro w0min named no.
rbiIA. Said negro woman's age is not exactly known
bW supposed o. be 70 years OH Of ordnarv helrbt
hhet has thick Tvs and one tooth out in 'front.' She
SANDS vory erect and IL not quick SPOKEN. Said negro
back VII give reasonable reward Tor tho spprehen.
son and delivery Of ssld slave secured In any s o
hat get her agsln Address Addison Ward Sesvjlie
Campbell county, Va. w WhRD
ar III I'm
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-30
VALUABLE LAND FORsALE IN uUct

TUE UNDERLINED, IN compliance with the will Of hrebi.
bald Austin, Decd Offor for sale all that portion IN Inc
tract Of land on which tho tcst.tor resided which lies on
ne rou SIDE Of tho road leading FROM Bent Creek 10
buckingham Court House, AMI contains between ia and
l"pacfc' Tds land lies on both side of sgas Rivor ira
&c Ehuofhooi rel.arsabc for wealth ard intelligence
io hHh iand h y goed quality, andthcto ~ cgrro.
nble Guaniy ~ nat lanl several streams which run
through tg tract There than one third Of tho
arc two Dwelling Houses the land and NJ desired IL
VIII DO divided % suit purchasers. NJ not sold privsfcv
before that time Il will be offered publicly M Inc lac ~
glenee Of The said Archibald Austin, on THURSDAY The
lvth diy of November next Tho land win DO shewn 10
any pfrfon dcfirOus 60 purchase, by Thomas Ausfn Who
lives on the land adjoining. ' WV
Terms made known on tho day Of sale
GRACE Austin, ESecufrir and
JAMES AUfTiN,
IAMEs AUSTIN, and
THOMAS AUSTIN,
Executors Of Archibald Aus In, decd
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-30
Shall the rieked benr rnl,l

lMadisoniaH, Sept2s.
Not one instant after betrayed, oppressed, and
Indignant People shall be able TO clutch them.
Should Mr. John Jones b 90 fortunate rs TO 70.
man IN this 6re1'hing world TIL March, 1915, he
viii see the wicked" stripped Of power, ard homes
men take their place,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-30

From all we hear from tho country, the growing
Tobacco crop must be both small in quantity and
inferior in quality. The early Tobacco was seri
ousy damaged by the excessive rains, and muck of
1t was cut in green state to prevent its destruction
by "hfng." The late Tobacco has been much
injured by the unusually cool weather in sep,em-
Der. Its growth was arrested, and If j. comes to
maturity, il will be very small.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-30

i0@ Is not our friend Of the Portsmouth Banner
afraid TO talk, as hei does, about FIRE eaiefs2 Ho
had better take heed-Ho will find himself used up
some Of these days, before he thinks Of it.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-30

Some rogue, expecting large spoil, broke into the
Office Of tho agent Of the Baltimore and Ohio Roll
road Company, Dr. WoodsJo, on Thursday night,
AZ the Pat street Depot, Biliimore. I, seems thai
this company received the annual ns,ament for the
city, Of geo OOO on that day, and tho villain, sus
pecting that Ibis treasure might have been, for the
time being, deposited in this Office endeavored TO
get his fingers on IL, bot made a dry haul.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-30
COMMIssION 9UsINIsss

EDMUND ANDERSON, respectfully inform his frieuIs
and tho public, that no has commenced tho CoTnnis
sion Busncss again In the House he GJrperlv m
cupol on ary Srooi IN front Of the BASIN and A. preaf
occupied ~ DC kinron Robinson Co This house IL ,plI
tho storage Of Flour, SC HE long erpcroor
~ business and extensive acquaintance Induces hin 10
nope thMh sifct attention 10 business that he ygfe.
ccyo portion n public patronage, aud give safsftcDn
10 those WHO may think proper to eonhdo their busneso
ac
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-30

Tony DEMocRAcT.-One OF the leading articles
N the Loco Creed was lately put forth at a Mass
Meeting in Ohio:
"Thai II there is any one among us who needs
protecting, that is, who needs money to procure hI
daily bread, the PAUPER LAWS are OPEN 10
him -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-30

MOND MARKETS.
Reported aud corrected fioies reel for The Ubr.l
SEPTEMBER ~, 1914
TOBACCO-Roceipts li,ht and inspeet,os ,no,je,efc-
LIr1 81. 2.1-Comnou Lea!sjI, 3tii. Other kinIse
GRAlN-Wheai ia on the decline inferior qualities 70 TO
56i other qualities 70 TO - cents. Corn 52 TO % OATS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-30

We learn from Washington, that the Second As.
sistant Post Master General, Pno C. Fuller, Esq =,
proximo, and tina, John A. Bryan, Esq, a rank
Loco Foco, OF Columbus, Ohio, has been assigned
to oil his place. Il. is also rumored that Mr. Els
worth, the present Commissioner Of Patents, il
shorty 70 be renewed, and his place filled by Mr.
Burr, now a temporary Clerk in tho Post Ofhce
DeplrLmsnl.-[BaL Pat.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-30
WIN. G. CARR1NGTON,
TTOU NET At LAW

ATTOR NEY AT LAW,
CHARLOTTE q. H., VA.
VIII pTacteo In all the Courts of Charlotte and HafE.
RETHR TO
peksrson = Barksisle, Booker & scou, Charlotte
I'pt John Sims, Halifax.
Pe1chy Il Ofaitan, Drs. ". a r. q. Cabou James y.
Cunningham, Landon g. Read, Brown & Taylor, Rich.
moud. ~ q eVGg
MRS. RiVES' SOUVENIRS.
TALES aud Souvenirs of a Residence In Europe, ~
4 Ildy u Virginia. further supply received
500 SMITH, DRiNKER MORRIS
EXTENSIVE CONsI0NMENT OF FASH
IONABLE CLOTHING.
For This Week Only.
TUE eubscrbrrshave Just received and opened Tor "a
for fow d,ys only, the most extensive assortment Of
Fashionable Coihugyct offered
The Goods are unsurpassed for quality and workman.
ship and AZ The low prices We Ocr them shout elicit the
auen'lonnf dealers and the public a. large.
Tho asfottment consists IN part Of
superhno dross and rock Coats various styles
coi0Ta
Extra CASHMERE and Cloth Pantaoons, choice patterns
and coiOrs
Superior Beaver Over Coats latest styles
hk, satin, Merno, Bombazlne, Cloth, Valencia aud Other
Vests
Pt0cks, rcaffs, Cravafs, sc.
Az n which are now rcady fer sale.
se@ INLoRs BROTHER, Au,s.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-30
WILLIAMS & HAXALI

AUcf0HesTs and Comrtsfi9H Merchants
, RICHMOND, VA.
X EbP constantly on hand full supply Of Crocerieu
- Liquors, Wines, SegaTF, ard Flour Of ali grad,s
"hoh lhcY ohcr wholcaalc, on the usual terms
Liberal advances made consgnmcnls OF FOREIGN a,d
Domestic Produce. an b "a, -"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-30

What can the MIdisonian hope to gain by the
publication Of such falsehood as the above The
Wings neither carried the State by the skin OF their
teeth nor by The aid Of the abotonis,s.' On the
contrary the leading aholiiionst in the State, and
the father Of it, NJ Barber, was the Democratic
canl.date for Lieutenant GoyernOr.-N Y Com.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-30
TALL AND WINTERI I5I2.
10 MERCnANTs, FAMIIIEs AND oruEnsi

II ii. JENKINS would invite the attention Of borsops
~. waning bargains in Dry Goods for CASH. 10y whecsa Ia
orIctal 10 examine his extensive stock Cloths Gel
noreS VcsiingS silks MOusiiu dc Lanes, Lawn Good
avis, daniill1s Scarfa umbr eilas Cairocs CoTsc,s
Bleaehed aud Unb!eaehcd shirngs anl Shcetin-s
z"cs and Mourning Goods of a kinds, Furniture Diiifv
.nd Furniture Calcoes Cotton Silk aud worsted Frins
Lace foods 81 ell kinds Blankets, LiBseys; an kinds ~
goods for male and female win clothing Engishan
M9Inoes etc etc etc.-hltog amounting 10 neaTl
Fancy Dry Goods In the city ~ '''O "'u
selling for cash aud city accepiances only Tho r,io
are reduced 10 the lowest possible rate $50 ''''eS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-30
COMMISSION BUSINESS.
IIICmAnD EDNXAuns. In
sTOCKTON's PREMIUM MINERAL


'I'HE subscribers will omen s.toof a, tyui..t r. -
- We .,uellon 81 youth ofboth sotos on the lee Mon
, 10 s,..on Wlil consist ~ ten months terminating on
Iii ~, uy ~ July following Tho course 81 destruction
, iHiiDiaGc Hl me branches Of an Engsh education
soS sn ln we be't soiools-oge,hcr with tho Greek
he terms ofon VIII vary from s25 to ESQ., according 10
tho progress ofthe pupils
Ihoy respectfully solicit share NJ public PATRONAGE and
live duties. ~ F'''
EDWIN SHIELD
eoN5-eW CCP BURHUss
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-30
VALUABLE LAND ron sA1.E

MY Farm, containing 90 scres lying on the Rapidln
wi Rivcr miles from Orange Court House and 9 from,
fredericksburg, s for sale roduc price For farther
afe TO ne, C ~ letter. post paidJ al Orange
" ~ "ses'i w. JAS l. COLEMAN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-30
ADMINISTRATIONS HOTICE-

RElNO DESTROYS ~ CLOSING my administration on the es.
tate Of Nelson W. Hail. late Of tho county Of Tenrico
WIN az iue delay a. possible hereby notify all perrons
hlsing claims against said estate 10 present them 10 the
subscriber 20 soon possible, for settlement; and those
ndobcd 70 fai estate, are hereby notified fno.
diaic payment 10 mo No indulgence canL given.
r. y JONES, Administrator
with tho will annexed Il Neison w HAL, deed
40 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-30

MILES, SUPERIOR DRESS BOOTS selling
WI for G. ~ per palr,H
seq WATKINS = Goa
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-30
JOSEPH H. COLOUITT.

SADDLER AND HARNESS MiNJrlACTCkER,
Main Street.
- tsrEcrfuLLY informs MS friends and the pubic,
~ that with the N.cs Of commencing January next,
an Additional branch OF business, will until tina,
sell any Of the various articles la HE limo such lon
prices viii sivo hasets cntre satisfaction.
His stock Of Saddles, made ior ha retail cuaon, "
large. numbering than bundled, an1 he will
warrant the material and Workmanship OF them aud 81
various Kinds OF Harness made by hin he GrH
Cash aud punctual customers earnestly requested
." examine his stock. aud assured every effort VIII y"
made to please thcu iuT saf
DAN AWAY from rtccgar Iron Monks, on raiur
u day isih September lst2 two boys. JOHN aud 80.
LCMOS. John lie about IA, stout made. about feet
hi.h, vcty broad mouth and cheek bones unusually
hi1h-hs clothes cannot TO Jcsctibcd-hc a very
broadbTilnncd black hat. Solomon IL smaller ratier,
stunicj la appearance brows unusually heavy, the top
OF hts head entirely ba1, oeeasoncd by burn when
child. They nearly Cciot-dark utnlatto Said
boys hired this Company by Lew nm OF this
place. as the property Of Mr. George fizhush Of Fort
Royal Caroline County.
Also, In June last light, nceklcj mulslio, namcd no.
bert Mostly from % TO % Of age, feet inches
hsI -iks erect aud has lost OF hs teeth lie
was hreioi John g. Wade. agent tot tho owner. lilo.
iarewai will be paid Tor thor return to the Company.
p dGt