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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-14
THE RACE.

We do not understand the second heat. Boston
took the track from Fashion the 80 mile aud los, il
again IN the 4th This sht not be wonderful in re-
spect to any other horsc-but as to Boston It is sur
ptsing beyond measure. II IS out of all character
with the reputation he has won in many q hard
fought field. II has been his boast that the more he
ran, the faster he ran. lie was always fleeter in
the 18th mile than in the 4th-and so remarkable
was he for his uniathomnble bottom and increasing
speed, that we have heard it said of him, that il
no were kept running, he would become invis-
ble No trial had ever tested his bottom and speed
combined. And yet, after losing the 9th mile 10y a
hands breadth, we find him 50 yards in the rear in
the Slh mIlc-~hen, according to all precedent, lac
should have been 100 yards in advance.
The matter needs ex panation.-And when ex-
planned, we are not certain that shall be n whit
better satisfied than 1--WE are now. We cannot lie
brough, to contemplate, with any degree of compo.
sure, the defeat Of that noble steed-the loss OF lau-
rels gloriously won, and the bitter anguish which
must rend his proud bosom. The sorrow which
Achilles immortal steeds expressed for Pnlroclus
slain was not at all comparable to the intense ago.
ny experienced by this absolute Monarch Of the
Turf, at the sight Of a contemplate little animal,
whom in his soul he must have despised, passing
the Judges stand ahead of him and in despite ofbis
utmost exerlions. II enough TO break his nigh.
.ty heart!
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-14
TEN THOUSAND
CASH CUSTOMERS
WANTED

the Golden B.nnet store, II Street where they will
- be sarNedw with Menory Goods of every description,
AZ me lowest cash prices consisting 81" The latest styles Of
French Gimp Prince Albert. whaebon shell an Wave
Braids' Medona, Fancy aud Plain Florence and straw
Bfaiisi also, six TaTon and Lawn Bonneis every
style and colour; Ribbons. Flowers and numerous other
articles. too tedious 10 trouble the Printer Ia mention An
Of which can be found az Buckelew's Golden Bonnet
store II street. ma n
Ia the United states Cont The District Of Viz.
rinia, May 18Th, lsi2
THOMAS JORDAN ofthe county fixing William h,yiny
MED apeiton, praying that he may lie Jared ban
Inpt u - ordered, that all persons claiming be credit
0Ts ~ a." said Thomas Jordan show the court
Tue eh day II July next Why the said Thomas Jordan
De not declared bankrupt pursuant 10 the Of Con
in that behalf and that copy of this order he pub
shcd IN the newspapers according the 22d and 2ith
rules of court.
Copy-Testc.
II wIw JOSEPH r BATTIFY nc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-14
COMMUNICATIONS.


BUCKINGHAM G. H., May 10, 1912.
Mr. Ediior,-ln the Wing Of date, appears.
by the request OF citizen OF Buckingham, a state.
ment that the late meeting in favour of n Stsv
Law did truly represent the feelings md onor,
Of large m1iorlty Of the people. The meeting was
very th'nlY attended; the number partcipnting in
Il, u 10 believed, did not exceed % This statement
IS deemed duo TO the character Of the Countrywide
people OF which nre an honest, and a debt paving
peop'o-utierly avefso to reputation, or anything
approximatng a."
The citizen Of Buckingham could no. have been
present on the occasion to which no refers. If he
we're present, his communication proves ono Of two
things. either utter inability 20 count, or n rcodv
ability grossly to misfeprcsent fact. The mum.
her present exceeded two hurdred-and the NUN
Der was much reduced by the hour 10 which The
discussions were prolonged,-man leaving the
meeting that they might reach their bomes. ond
with tho full assurance, that tho Resolutions Fould
be adopted by n very large mniortv-if ro, unooi-
mously. The citizen Is not more fortunate in he
differences, than IN his attempt TO state f,rt-no
word which was uiiered-no word found in either
o. inc Resolutions offered or adopted on the occa
son. suggested the idea n rcpudiaton or ,nv,bin
approIinoung it,"-Or my course bv the ,,,,,,iI
or me Legislature on their behalf, opposed to ,bc
honest payment Of their dchts: and the eborge L,
inference, ihnt such were the objects is et ooc.
llbcl on those engaged m the discussions Of tho ,v
Buckingham" '7 f'F'' w
The ioci IS now distinctly affirmed. that IN the
opnonol the undersigned there arc not in the vybolo
county npeu from HE shavcn and usurcrs. ami
s"me VI" who hfo boarding their funds, with "a view
90 The purchase of property al nric 4 ,i,ioo, q, A.
dcoior, TO whchthcy look, and for which they bone
l~eniy individuals who aro opposed 10 lie ro',e1
sought, and N the mode suegested-nay. not tween.
~ who do not cordially approve the mater IN both
lspecIs we Know not, md care not, who tho chi.
lon ol buohlneham is-lf he be honest, he is chsl-
Ienged 70 come forward IN his proper name. and
sustain The statement he has made, by proofs easily
obtained, II that statement bs trne.
SEVERAL or THE MEETING.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-14
THE AFFAIR OF SATURDAY.

The Washington correspondent Of the Uriled
States Gazette, under the signature Of Oliver Old.
school, and the date Of the 9Th inst. gives so dis
tortcd account Of tho affair between Messrs Wise
and Sianly, near the race course on last Saturday
that we feel bound, IN justice to both parties IN
voved, 10 publish the only true version Of the story
The correspondent Of the Gazette speaks Of ga Mr.
Sparks Of Mississippi" The person he meant was
Col SWrke Of Columbus, Miss, who was, VIC are
informed, the only white person who both heard
aud saw every thing which was said and done Dr.
Heiskell, Of the army, every thing but heard
little or nothing, and young MIR Hill (tho son Of
Charles Hill, Esq) saw IN part, out heard nothing
that passed. These are the only witnesses nnd
there is no difference in their statements Colonel
Starko was riding on the right side Of MIR Wise
and DR.. Hoiskell ard Mr. Hill were some dis,
lance in the rear, not netr enough TO hear what
was said but near enough 10 see every occurrence
Col Starke has departed from the city, but related
the circumstances in detail to many gentlernsn and
we crodbly ioformed, loft a written statement
IN the hands OF the friends Of both parties The
purpof Of that statement U.s. that he (Col. Siafke)
accompanied Nr Wise on horseback from tho race.
course Saturday, evening (thC Tthl about o'clock.
MIR Wise WIS few steps in advance ol him fCol.
So when he saw Mr. Wise and Mr. Stanly riding
on noiry opposite sides Of the rond Looking At each
other, their horses m walk. This position was
maintained Tor some seconds when carriage emo,
up and passed between Mr. Wise nnd Mr. Stsnly.
After the carriage passed on, they resumed their
commenced a conversation with Mr. Wise on the
subject q the race. Mr Stanly not Keeping
sace Col. Stnfko and Mr. Wiso got in advance
u him, before passing the outer gate. After
proceeding about hundred yards from the
gate, Mr. Sanly rode rapidly up iustas Col. Starke
aud Mr. Wise were passing through mudhole: his
horse brushed again5, Mr. Wise and lis horse on
Mr. wise's left, with such forco mo- to push Mr.
Wso's horse against Colonel Slarke's. and lar Mr.
Wise m hls seat, az the same time bcspaucring him
with mud and water. As soon rs Mr. Wise reco-
vorod from the osilc and before Mr. StanIy had oro.
ceoded 20 yards, Mr Wise rode up 10 him, on his
loft, a gnloP, and, on coming up with him. struck
him heavy blow directly across the back OF tho
head, with black ~halehono walking cane. which
broke before the head, and the piece With The had
flew oh some distance. Mr. Wise struck him hu,
ono blow, and remarked, Now, d-n YOU. r,do
against me agan." Mr. Stanly remarked. "I lid
not see YOU and Mr Wise replied, "Thon ex
euse IT," Mr. Slanly, after pause OF few 40.
conds, SAID you como up behind a man IN strike
him Mr. Wise replied, There are gentlemen be.
hind here who saw how this matter was done.r--
Mr. SmnlY then said, lyon como up behind man
and strike him like d----d coward" Mr. Wiso
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-14
10 HIN VI. ORE VI
LATE
OREM & MORTING


WoULD respectfully invite the attention Of the cuEo.
w mers Of tho late firm, and the public generally 10
my stock of Spring and summer Clothing which havo
been selected with great and being made
manner, under my suncr attendance can with con.
tdcncc offer the public, Clothing which for durability and
style cannot he surpassed In the United states Tho FOL
lowing list comprise qart NJ my assortment.
super Blue, Black, Olive, london Brown and Iuvsllc
Green Dress aud Ffock Coats
DO Bomba1inc, Imperial Summer Cloth, Drap ~
ne 30 DC
DO Linen and Bingham Coatee and Froek Goats
DO DO do B.ouscs French style
DO Round Jackets. various qualities
PantalgOns, u single mill I'D and MennO Cashmere
DO Black SIMMER Goods, various qualities
Do Gambroun aud CantOon handsome rtylcs
. DO Fancy Linen Drilling, white and coloTed
NeNs-sk' san Bombazine, Chaley, Valencia and Mar.
settles
Shifts-Iinen. Cotton aud silk
Bosoms AMI Collars, silk sud Linen Hdkfs
stocks travais, Scatls, Suspcnders and Gloves
SIX ani Cotton half Hose
six and Bingham Umbrellas
Russia Riding Belts, Shoulder Braces
ALSO,
Samples n the mast Fashionable Gods kept in the
northern cities, which will make order in the latest
style.
Genuemcn In want ofCloiing wouldd we'll n call and
examine my stock, a8 am determined mot hc unaur.
pisseiin point Of chcapncss by any Establishment this
Guy. D. ~ -pENCE. Agent.
az Main % % doors below NrhHuns
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-14
DENTAL sIfnGEnY

THE undersigned having located permanently In Rich.
m0nd, respectfully invites the attention III itea and
gentlemen wishing Dental operations perormo 10 his
large aud chrrc assortment Ui lucorfuphlc Teeth and
70 Dis method nf insertion gold plate by atmospheric
pcsfgFcsot aprngs and clasps WIN uiyota, fitted
r1tely In point n color, figure. SC. oudc the
closest scrutiny ndcfccf1n, and n nearly 40 per.
tectiy useful n masicanon lie will Perform all neccssa
~ operations ~ The coth, both or their beauty and
.ervaion. once 1n Main street. few doors below The
Exchange Bank. y HUDSON
Cu1mbersyue. Dr Brockenbrough ticnT Peyfon. Df q
'abcil anil sidney r Bauer. Esq. feb2G n
NM " IrFtntn firs and Mauas f1sHfanfs 10.
Richmond. ~ May, 1872. 8
TUT BOARD ~ Wrceora Of fis insufunon have his ay
declared fcin annual dividend out 0f Tie profits u
nc ffF months, of ~ per cents percent thereof pay
shic 20 bo spckhodcfs eir leg aacnfs, on ur anci
hr 1907 infftnt, and ~ be pfsHcd 10 The con
unaeni fnni - usual fo Tranaicr Book will be- cosc'
ma 40 THOs ALFRiEND. socry.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-14
EXCHANGE CLOTHING STORE,
,ppos,rr rx.,,.,,,, ,,s

THE undersigned would suggest the czens Of Rich.
inond and vicinity, that Of the principal features
~ their establishment, is determination to furnish the
latest style Of goodG, made up In superior manner,
whilst their prices sue will be found COMFORT
win the times. Further inducements offered in a
constantly changing assortment effected by weekly
cept Of goods from The Establishment 229 broadway n
York. STARR a I'd
Orders Tor every description Of Clothing fulfilled at
Short notice. ana II
WHITE LINEN AND GINGHAM COATS
w Another assortment Just received the Exchange
Clothing store, lithst. ma IL
SILK AND COTTON SHIRTS AND
DRAWERS.
HENTLEmENS six ard Cotton Shirts and
VI Drawers, al CUNNINGUAM'S
ma II Cheap cash dry goods store.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-14
GENERAL AGENCY
COMMISSION HOUSE.

IlE sul scuuers have associated themselves together
under me firm " waller Thomson, for The pur.
puse ri transicuur agcncral Commission business.
Having been long engaged in Merchandise, aud under.
sandiuHfhe general routine ~ isncsa we'll they with
confidence offer fcr eerycef sther friends and hc pub.
c al large. They moant0 bestOw their personal aud
DIVIDED attention to the sale ~ every article entrusted
their care. and respectfully solicit public
PATRONAGE especially n The sae of corn, wheat and toac
c0 their TRENDS that nothing viii bo lct unduue.
which human energy SKIN and inteIry accomplish.
OlfsinnR me highest prices for their produce aud
log puucfuHl rrfurna fIr the same.
unisy obtain suitable location, their Office
VIII be- form Ion ~ street, shuckoe H squares above
The Depot, 0u the opposite side.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-14

RELIGIOUS NOTICE.-The Rev'd WIN
Smith, will preach atthe Methodist Episcopal Church
Manchester, Sabbath TniDg next, II O'clock the
funeral sermon Of the late Mrs. DrNS
To- NOTICE Tho attention Of the trade called
% large sale Of Groceries &c, front Of Office
This Morning, al 10 o'clock.
NAL DUNLOP. MoNCURE a co.
DANES, GOSPEL AND QUEsTIONs.-
ID supply jusi received.
ma y J w RANDOLPH a. co.
NORTH CAROLINA HERRINGs AND
~ SHAD-IG1 bbls No Nett n & Herrings
10 30 do Sbad
30 half bbls Family Roe Herfings-jusi
ma II JAMES GEORGE WINSTON
pIO COFFEB-pume quality
IL Old Java 30 DO DO
AlnOnds-sOh she'll
Bunch Hasins-bcst quality
Molasses-suGar House aud New Orleans
Tcas-fno extra fine
DO Powchong iu papers
Sugdrs-Cisrifed In bbls
DO n Croin and Porto Rico
30 Loafand Lump
Eat-fO0 sacks nnoat
Piancr-grou in uefces
Whiskey-hnds and bblg
Ituuofice--bcs 80 tsabUa
White Lcnd-No !, superior quality
Caudles-Ncw Bedford brandt
OILS Winter and Spring bcached
Wiues-Madeira Muscat sicily ~, and TCucTnc
Powder-Rihe aud Blasting
Rum-in barrels
salad Oil-in Baskets-for sale.
ma l2 d DAVENPORT ALLEN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-14
LOGAN WALLER,
NnI y InnM.nM
They mos, respectfully offer tn, following

RiciyHond-Mcssrs Kcnf. Kendall A. AfwatoT, and Can't
Weni. sheppard rhnrionftrMs, Allan McGrudcr
So Scelispms, -Mcssrs r'sges, Tyler 60. Louisa,
Ncssrs Quariea kont, and =. Bsziy Esu. Amelia,
McEsrs T ictrr a 90 FiuraHna,. -Messra shep
..st9a 90. LyHchbur g. John " speed ami William
NJ riNbnl t.qs freferfokNrF ,.-tabriel johnson and
nn,eAanuef Walker, Elgs. OTaHge,-MessTl Sneed a
r ,,' ol AgiHsrsi,-Wln. Waller, Esl CaTohae-
,all heueU' r1ttru Uaniei neiarueff aud William Vs.
maui, h,qa. htnf Wniam,-Geu. PhiIp Aylcn AMI
Isd tharlcs ~. Brauon. WHsar,s6s,,e ~ ~ n 49,,
| y Wallor snd Mossrs ". W. Vest a 60. "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-14
MEssRs. WISE AND sTANt.Y.

Having copied the account given by the cores.
ponden, Of the United States Gazette, Of the oc
currenco at the Race Course, we annex the official
version from the Madisonian. We perceive no
material discrepancies between the two state
mi
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-14
M nnmNrnY MKRCnANTa-

COUNTRY Merchants wishing 10 savo tho exchange
- bcadra fr erpense 81 going fo tie NORTH dn
by calling ifP p GhRBANATpr cheapca stntc, shoe
t1c ft, whore thcy Get supplied with Hat and Cirs
~ verydrlcnpfon Al tic following low pficre Cuncy
Hats sf ref dozen, drah Russia very broad bIm
81 ~ and du1ouj black 40 DO d., ~ ami t3D pef
0zen; bfsh HAS ~ superior quality, equaiiy low
pfie o fnc nutra and beaver Hits black and dab 81 The
crn prices of cash only. Please fo rccolrctP T. GAR
BANATiS chcapHat m1nuilctory shoe koc I'LL slan of
the transparent Hat nih ~ Bon
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-14
eOR SALE.

A SECOND hand huouch n The very best workman.
~ ship and n1t very much used csn BE- lad of te sn
scrbefs bow by cary application u lssa pole aud shafts
with tNo sttts Of Hsrneea, flr ono rtv0 fiorsos
WALLER a THOMPSON.
~ - Houcet, Hhock0e 1911,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-14

Sun SHADES, PARAsOLs. &c.
sfaoumcnf ~ ht above Goods All PRICES end
~ vey chsapiW ~ CUNNINGffAM'S
ina ~ Cheap cssh dry goods store
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-14

The speeches OF Me MseAulsy. siF Robet Iaslis.
and Mr. Milnes vel ~ those OF the noble and
gifted mover. full OF literary intetest-studded
with references the ilusuous writers OF Eng land,
past and present. and with many anecdotes Of those
who
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-14
Daniel o'ConnA al Court

a Court was held at Buckingham Palace on Sa
turday Tor the especial purpose Of receiving nm ad
dress OF cOngritunton from the Lord Mayor Of
Dublin, tMr O'Connell) and the Corpor1tion Of
that city. OConncil went IN great state with his
sword-bcarcr, mace-bc1rcr, marshos, sheuns. au.
diior, chaplain &c &e ali in their robos and badges
OF Office and he received with the highest cere.
monals ol the Court. The irish liberal p1pers
dwell with great delight On all the details Of this
grand pomp nnt spectacle, and especially on Hcr
MgJesty's "nOsi graciOus answer"
The routine Of form md ceremonial is frequently
broken away from ~ the young sovereign, who IL
evidently Of most enjoying temperament and DIS
position. Last week she went the rounds Of The
puncip1l thcatrcs-at COvCnt G1tden, 10 see Fauen
m Bubbles Of the Day"-at Dfurv Lane, 10 see
the mss'efly ropreloniauon Of Macbeth. by Ma.
cready-hnd at the llay Market 10 sec Mr. and
Mrs kean, Tour iavou,e ellen Tree,) ~ the Sipn
ger, ~ Mn. Uailer.
The first great ball Of The season wss given NJ
Buckingham Palace On Friday last SIX large So
looms were thrown Open and about fifteen hundred
invitations we're issued. The Queen herself open.
sd the ball ~ the quadnlle. with Prince George u
Cambridge, ms pis the Prince Albert and the
Dutchess u Bucleuch.-A fancy ball s announced
Tor the l2th oi Mays Totally new fete nj this
court" says the Court Newsman
The notable SIR Allan M'Nab's name 6eues IN
the list OF those present At the drawing levec
! and bal.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-14
DKrAsrhEsr % STATE,
Washington. lith April, Isi2.
To his ENeelleney, JouS FaRrIELp,
f.orfgnor If M,

To this letter the Governor Of Massachusetts, an r.
swered that the Executive OF ihot Commonwealth
was already, by resolutions Of the Legislature nu.
thorzed TO do whatever might DO necessary in tho
premises and the Governor OF Maine issued a
ProcIumoton converting the Legislature Of tina,
State on the 18th instant
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-04-20
A VOTER.
From, the iSouh Caro7inian.
COLUMBIA, S. c., April

ZULU OMDlN, -. ", NpIll Lib
To Our Pdirons-The severe calamity which
has visited our Town sweeping away, in few
hours, the iaircat portion Of Columbia, has left
us destitute OF the means Of Immediately and
successfully carrying on our business. We
have lost all our paper, presses, imposing stones,
great portion OF our type, and all the office fur
n!turc. Under these circumstances 4 short sus-
pension ofthe publication ofthc South Carolini-
en- viii be necessary. The outside form had
been worked Off the evening before the fire and
we now present it TO our readers, together with
tie inside of the Southern Chronicle, which the
publishers Of that paper have been kind enough
10 loan us, together with the use Of their press.
Our readers were informed ie"' weeks ago,
OF tie temporary absence Of the Editor OF the
South Carolinian. He has net yet returned
lie left here in the possession of a handsome
property in houscs-the most complete printing
Establishment in the Southern country hand
some and well supplied Library, and every COM
fort and convenience reasonable man could de-
SIRE But now, where is it! All, all swept
away! Under such circumstances, can it be
necessary, it is not an insult to their sense Of jus.
ticc, TO urge those who arc in arrears 10 him.
Immediately 10 settle their accounts! We deem
it unnecessary TO say more.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-04-20
Fer the CQmde,, Journal.

-Nr. Editor: Now that our municipal officers
have been installed, and having heard Previous
j., so much about 9rcform," it is but natural to
enquire what reform is proposed, that would meet
The wishes of those who elevated them TO their
present position, and to whom the credit is due.
From ali VIC can learn, instead Of lcsscning the
expenses Of the judicious administration of the
past year, it is suggested as the first step, to
again separate the duties of Town Marshal and
Recorder, and 10 increase the salary Of 1oWn
Marshal. The duties confded to the present
incumbent have been So -ncrEcrcrinnly.i inlelaii.
gabv and wcli performed, to the satisfaction OF
tic last Council, and citizens generally, that any
change will be so detrimental 10 the interest Of
the town that VIC hope the proposition will not
be supported. This change would be a "rcform''
attended with additional erpense, and the duties
which are onerous, will not Gc as well dischar-
ccd. This move can only be Influenced by a
love CT change, Or for the purpose of rewarding
some favoritc fer past serriceS. We trust the
experience, zeal aAd time of cur tried officer
may be commanded for the combined salaries oi
Marshal, Recorder and Captain of the Guard
which is a mere equivalent for the services ron.
dcred They should be in the same person as
Recorder, for he is necessarily present at al
meetings of the Council to give information o.
all subjects touching the variou departments un.
dc- his supervision. If this is the beginning O.
sIeform," we must enquire, where will it end
which is question Of interest to
| A VOTER.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-04-20
0AQlDnNa
WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL 90, 1912.

HAIL SToEM-We were visited on Saturday
last, between one and two o'clock, with a severe
storm of Hail, wind and rain. The Hail, es-
pecially in the upper part Of the town, fell in
very large pieces, in some instances breaking
the glass in the windows, and doing consdcra-
BILE injury to the gardens. The trees were strip
ped of large portion of their foliage by lis vio-
lencc. We noticed, on Sunday in the woods
adjacent to the town, the ground literally cover
ed with green leaves, the effect Of the Storm
In the lower part OF the town, Dir. SHANNON
had cotton house, and Maj McWILLlr, STA
BILE, blown down. The latter had horse killed
by the falling Of the stable. We have not heard
whether the storm was very extensive in its,
range, or what other damage has been done i'll
its course.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-04-20
April Q.
II. s. Mood.

Returns his thanks to the citizons of Camden and
the public, for the liberal encouragement he has
ccived since ho has cnhere, andhopes by strict at
tenton to business, TO merit share of public pat
rOnugc. He has employed first rate Watch and
Clock maker, and all work done at his shop will be
warranted.
New Spoons and Silver ware manufactured out Of
broken silver, all kinds of Jewely mended in the
ncatcst manner.
Fire gliding done to perfection.
D'The cash will be required in every instance,
for work done. March l6.