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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-23
Correspondence Of the Courier & Enauirer.
WAsuTHcrou Eob ~ 10 AZ


Among the floating rumors Of the dav. and ne n
runor give 1t currency, it is stated that among II
documents IN tho possession Of the late Commit q
Of investigation into the affairs Of the new York
Custom House. is certain letter written 10 the mr.
sen; Collector by distinguished member of the
CaOine', ia which the President is alluded TO in
terms ny no means uerng TO lis abilities or good
sense IL infiher sud that this letter has been
seen by the President, or the nature of its contents
made known to him.
It's not improbable that Committee will be
appmnted ny Congress before tho adjournment TO
carry on the Investigation abruptly closed by the
mandate of the President.
! do MT recolcci ever IN have seen any pnrticu-
lar account IN the Now York papers Of tho manner
~ winch Mr. liaddoek, the present Post Master Of
B9ii'o, was appointed to oili.c. As another in
stance OF the nopotism" for which tho present Ad-
mlni'trnton IS Distinguished, this Apo ntmont de-
serves passing notice.
MIR iliddock, gentleman, by tho way, whose
connection with the self styled Patriots during the
recent border dlthcutcs is secret, was nj FIRST
candidate FOR tho Coecorship Of Buff TO- but from
some cau5c--probaby tho inadoquaey OF his recon-
mend1iions-Wus unsuccessful.
About the time Of tho trial Of Mcleod MIR II.
made second visit 10 this city. When he reached
hcrc, Nc Wickfc, then recently appointed Post
Master General, had not arrived. The Secretary Of
State was, Thick also absent. But his son, Mr.
Fletcher Webster, was here. To the gentleman
last named Mr. Haddock repaired, and urged his
claims TO his friendly Offices on the plea Of eonsan.
gunhy. Through his influence, in the absence OF
the Post Master General, and without presenting
single recomme ndnion for the Office from the PEG.
pli Of BufTalo, MIR Hndjock was appointed Pos,
Master OF that city Ivy the President.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-23

given as TO a violation OF the law-,he party i'm
plea,ed should, before he bs presented by them,
the Grand J0ry) he furnished with specific alton
1.-THE charge oc charges sains him, the time and
pace, and the name Ct the informer or nformers-
he should then be confronted with the inotma Mt.
and answer to the charge on oath. have not time
to enlarge on this point-ihe advantage OF the
change mus, be obvious. I have said lhs much
assuming that Tire existing Law Is to continue on
our Statute Bcok-l think u can be clearly do
monsirated 10 be unconstitutional, and therefore
ought 10 be abolished. Ii may seem unreasonable,
and Will 80 appear To those who have not thought
OF It, that should be eontcnded tina, the surest
way 10 arrest the evils Of Gaining here, would be
TO license the privilege. In future number may
satisfy the incredulous that this assumption can be
sustained by policy, reason and justice.
cannot better conclude this communication than
in the language ola pamphlet on this subject now
before me, by rirytnius THE whoe CANINE n w
breathes spirit OF tyrAnneal intolerance. Ii at.
lacks not only persons who are known, but those
also who are suspected. IL proscfibes cruel and
unusual punshmcnts, ami forces itself and all CO.
operating laws into activity and efficacy, by declar
ins, IN the Sh section, that the courts shall deter
mine the several laws for preventing or SURPRISING
Grmlng as remedial, and not as email statutes thus
calling upon the Judges TO put new Interpretation,
upon the most common words and acts, thereby a,-
tempting, by the aid Of the word "rcmcdi,l " n,
deprive men, not only Of their rights bu, their TN
derStandngs also. Ii 10 in vain 10 talk Of our R,ll
OF Rights, our Constitution, our indepe ndence. our
liberty, and our political principles when We .ulrcr
them to be Frustrated by prejudice and persecution.
and tamely submit toa sacrifice Of tho chartered
rights Of society. There 10 yet another objection:
the laws a. they exist, are calculated to ptomo,s
law suits snd public Controversies: The fee WHICH i,
allowed TO the prosecutor that which must be syon tc
Us deiendants attorney, with the fuc the addition,
ices ant expenses of Clerks, Sheriff and Witnesses
upon an average. may amount to eighty or ON,
hundred dollars Il is true that many pc rson, bsy.
psid their anes without making ds!cnc.-hence il
and personal weight ofeharacier, oush, 10 prs..ry
tho pubic tranquility, TO promote breaches of The
law and TO encourage those pests OF society. called
informer', thereby filing the public mind with di,
content, and Likewise vilatng their own Character,
by promoting and pariakins therein,l,
a CITIZEN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-23

The Madisonian chronicles the PROCEEDINGS Of g..
great Tyler meeting" which took place lately in
Boston, and we did not know but there might have
oeen something pretty stupendous about il, though
We nae heard nothing slid OF il before and seen
nothins about II IN the Boston papers-'Iil we han
pehed 10 look yesterday into the Boston Courier a
PAPER winch IS not regularly received at this Office
we mere nod what VIC dare say is an accurate Ac-
count OF the matter. There was, we are informed.
meeting OF the sort, and resolutions certifying 10
the good opinion entertained by those present Of Mr.
John Tyler. Very few Bostonians ever heard OF II.
however, al they saw the proceedings in the news
papers The truth IT, and it is just rs we'll for Mr.
yler and his few friends TO know il first as last,
mat there IS no party in any part OF the country
certainly mons IN his native Stae-which holds him
IN any sort Of respect, and il few oiicehoders or
lie" oihce expectants consregsie now and then 10
get up little glorihcation for their own purpnses Il
would be as well for some Of Mr Tyler's friends II
he hos any sensible enough, TO tell him that even
they (the glorihers) have no moro respect for him
man thoy have Tor the last northeast storm while
The great body OF the people-nl the people for that
maiior-look upon him and upon his whole career
with the most profound contempt lie NAV for
aught we care, consider us as prejudiced rgainst
MN, and look upon any oveIment in our columns as
OF no consequence. We do not ask him for any
credenee; but he may poll the people ofihe United
states To morrow and h, cannot count n thousand
pereons m the whole ofour seventeen millions who
VIII say they entertain particle Of respect for or
confidence IN his character, and II those who either
possess or arc seeking fivors, excluded, he can.
not count hity.-N Y. Courier &. Enquirer
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-23
DO you hesr, Gel. Gooison.i
Ernr-, ,h, n, ..h....a


SENS har'splt,,ers tooi are protesting to reru-
dli'e distribution, even as Unconstitutional, and
yet hty Though they have sworn to SUPPORT the
Constitution OF the u. s. arc willing TO carry j, out
N practice; and 10 profit by the plumber of the Con
'h'uiion. Ii The fountain be corrupt, how can the
stream bs pure For the life OF W, We canno, re-
eonene It to our Ethics. TO ccssumma;e any scheme
which we believe TO be eorrupt-and pToht by a
system, which IS derived from the violation of 2iu
eple iis.ii. We would touch not, taste not, han
die not, the unelean thing"
Thi, is intended to intinidatc Col. Gcodson and
the other Democrats. who, like him, think the wei
fare Of tho State will he promoted by receiving the
Land Fund. "Hsir-sPliissrs" ''prcftsInrIto repu
diaie'-''cannot reconcile i, 10 eur elhc,"-"sor-
r"pi," Ss.-vssy 1auerinG, by cur lady We cannot
sec, however, that Col. Goodson and hi, friends
have any cause 10 shrink from a comparison OF
fiei' ss'e' with those Of the Ed;oI Of the Enquirer
either in respect TO this matter or any Other How
II he has xrosn so immaculate all at once, and will
no, touch an uuclean thing does he reconcile it to
his ethics to touch the dirty irippngs OF the b.
Is brother Fisk calls thsm7
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-23


ems; yet he would confer lasting beneht On the
State by STOPPING TO the call his Sat. seA make
hope the General has not ARMED any OF those SIN
GUAR persons who cry out 50 loudly against the
savage attitude Of the emiab,e Ven,o.e. when his
gentle passions raise him little above the skies;
there really is rot TIE slightest cause for alarms re-
move the Lions skin. aud Us Innocent a creature
appears as we generally see. Il would DO vel TO
inform the people Of Aeeomaek, that besides other
considerations the Generals long absence proceeds
from the uttes Inability Of the Legislature TO do bu-
siness without him, though very probably he may
enlshten the other side Of the Bay with his disin-
sushed presence about the nineeth day Of the pre-
sent session, II the Legislature cannot crafty his
affection for the C,pi,ol, by assigning him nearer
lodgings. In conclusion, let mo advise the Hon.
Judge to remain where he is at present occupied,
ard no, TO have any fear OF not being elected Go
vernon, for the State calls him TO her service,
he holds no psiley with unmapiy fears:
Where duty calls, he confidently steers
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-23

We learn from the Phsdelphii G,zstts tho, the
Untlarians Of thst city have commenced the mauu.
faclure Of ice, BY ssm. How wonderful is the pro.
gross in this matlor Even Fulton himself never
could have dreamed OF the improvements that have
been made. The only trouble is that hot water will
be entierly suspended by snow broth II they nren-
dy begin to grow leo in Philadelphia by tho steam
process, there Is no telling how soon they may freeze
over tho Delaware md make excellent skating BY
pouring boiling water into its winter waves m
PhHsdelphians can I'll Up their leo houses by steam,
they will be able in short timo to burn plenty 81
trlgdity out Of Pittsburgh furnaces and man will
prob1sly he able before long TO frcezs himself 70
death before one Of Professor Oms,ead's pnten,
stoves, filled with burning anthracite from tho Lo-
high mines C0uricT 4, Enquirer.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-23
The Tesniy. Second.
The cay was eommemora,ed in this city, by tie
usual display Of the military, firing OF canon, and
splendid Ball at he Exchange.

-nL Lyon, Mellon, wisiie " n be unIsrstoottst
Wiz he voic aantt tho foiution referred the rtn
TOT Courts Of luri.e asktu. of executions r tif
al lime aii JUDGMENTS and decreca of s CouIfs ~
TUE Conmonwcalihr-that vote not given rom ans
dfncinlon o. grant rrsrpy, hs part evcrv rciicf
g runinn1 community That .iifufiopai ,nd La
ihe power Of The lelisaurc 10 grartbw ha motive for
that tlu ina -frn II tho ffot,rc 49,,
The grcat frd abroIbng Bank questions atsf which h.
sh1Tdb@ 0n7blef 10 vote upou any pron8siton b,yi,r
~ oHJfcf rici 70 lie pcopie This explanation ho ola
necesary e. give particularly the Editor ofthe Rich
mo1d Wbi1 has thought proper 70 pl7co tho names Of
every other member who voted with hin on M
- well IS hs own IN spicuous paTtof his pancr rail-
~ upon our respective constituencies 10 rome nber
those members who hal voted azalnst the relief ked fr
10 Inst ouion u will BE- seen from tho silIsrnrent
acton ri ho puar That quiefua has brrn rivrn 10 nc
Whoc s 1ect m relation "a laws every shane rTe.
ued ~ arfe aud decisive mai1rty; but HE vote will
son n the subject lie has not given this explanation
rom Hny fear tft HE counfyfnon will him IN.
heard, hm 10 place hlmscf In true position, and sso 10
remove witch hsve On
rcliios TO h1vote uponthia subject.
We are reminded by Dr.. Lyons Card Of the
request ofa correspondent, 20 rcpubi,h the bill 10
which il refers, and tho names Of the good Demo.
ersey, who voted against il. We comply with the
request by copying paragraph from tho wbig oil
the 9Th. We take it, tina. the people will be or, to
make each Of the gentlemen smoke little for 70
curing them to pay specie, willis, the banks or,
permitted to suspend.
From tho Wig Of 5,h
a case Ioy the People.
Yesterday the following bill was on lie pos.se,
10 the House Of Delegates;
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-23

Mr. Editor 7, appears strange that such ts,ri-
oe cry should be raised against that innocent and
much ioiwed man, Judge Fustan. How hard a
hear' mus man possess not % appreciate and nd
,nre hs conduct in retaining his scat IN tho Lcpis
the duties Of Office, to which he has beso ,i,s,.S
so ateyj and every knows his mode sgv i, on -
equalled Ivy his worth. As one Of the poopls I
would advise him To remain uhHe he ,s n, h.
may yel obtain the gub0natoria! chair mr. -. al.
though Know that no would be 10Th 10 accept an
once 80 Jar beneath The claims Of bic splendid .aI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-23
PIAHO VIOLIgOt

a NEW MUSICAL INSTRUMENT,
Latslg iaSsafsd in his siaie by Native yirgfnisn,
IN which the Violin is united with tho Piano.
n tho performer having nothing more 10 de, in
addition 70 the usual lingering, than 10 work pedil
with the foot, the Violin accompanying the Piano
with great accuracy and with the sNoetss, tones.
The object Of the Inventor being msinly 10 show
that tho two Instruments are perfectly united; md
tbst the use Of the Violin, universally admitted 10
be the most rCffeet INSTRUMENT, - brought thereby
within the power Of the ladies', a desderatum IN
Music which has been sought after Tor several hun.
drtd years IN Europe without effect.
This instrument will be exhibited at tho
ODD FELLOWS HALL
this morning, Feb 23rd, 1T o'clock, and this eve.
mig ~ ; o'clock, and will be Performed on IVY Mrs.
The performance will consist Of simple Airs.
Marches, Wehze', Coi'llions, &c, o. Mrs. w. docs
not feel willing 70 aiernpt complicated or dii-urt
pecos, md Il IS supposed that The powers and effect
Of the instrument will be better appreciated BY the
performances Of familiar music
.idmRianes 80 Cnt', Children bal( prie..
70 23-it
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-23
.fusihsr Senatorial Resisna,iOn !
To hs PtP!s .Nsto Kent, Charlie, City James City
Hsnries and .ts Ciqcf RiehssnG

We copy the following from the Enquirer Of yes.
,erday:
To hs Psp's Of .Ntto Ksai, Charlie, City James Cir,
HsnrieS and sss Ciyet RiehnsnG
As the period 10 approaehin. at which, in pursu.
snee ola determination long sInce formed and often
expressed, shall re;,r- from the Senats deem il
my duty thus respectfully TO notify YOU Of NV pur
pose IN order that you rsay have full time TO agree
UPON my successor.
As my professional engagements will probably
prevent ne from meeting You your several court
house, this Spring, | may al a more leisur. roren,
before my actual resi- nation. in the momen, of II,
address you through the piresA For the present;
therefore, eonient myself 9th making to YOU NV
s'neeFe acknowledgements Tor the generous forbeaf-
arse and ever 70 be remembered kindneu which
| Rave received from mosi Of you sine. have been
n your service. The only return which Il va, in
my power 10 make YOU was 20 represent faithfully
your Pol.iell principles and Local Interest," p,eler-
ING 20 the later only, - know you prefer them,
TIE paramount interests OF the S,.,e ard the nation
Such re:uTn, a. fars. my limited abi,ie. enabled
ne, have made, and the defsc; Of ability has been
more thar supplied by the talent and pats io,i.m OF
those "th whom have served, and your conf.
ceace.
Gratefully snd faithfully yours,
a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-23
SIscrRIrAs.
Bsvsswtcx Eeb. 90. is;


Mr. Editer:-A writer in your paper Of the 18Th
instant, who signs himself "One OF the People,
complains that our delegates labored under a mis-
apprehension with regard to the wishes Of the peo.
Pc, in relation TO change Of their Cout, day. and
says, that no action, IN consequences ct Shich was
had on the subject. II the writer had been an at
tentive observer Of the proceedings of the General
Assembly, he could not have failed TO see that 'ths
bill to change the time Q! holding the County Cour,
oil Brunswick, was jsc,ed."
One would infer from the remarks Of "One OF the
People," that the subject had been much talked
about in the county, and that those who opposed
the petition, were challenged 10 give their reasons,
requested so to do" Now, sir, I was born and
raised in the county, and take a deep interest in
whatever affects its welfare and the COW enense OF
its citizens; ard never knew, that petition ha-
wing for is object, the change coctsmplstsd, was
got up or circulated, until saw that IL wss nro
scented by one Of orr delegates. The writer ssv,.
Iha, no irconsdersbc number signed the petition
What h. considers ineonsidersble, I know not
lhis much e.n say, ihs, one OF our delegates told
me, urcn being asked the question: he the,e
vete some thirty or scriy sisnsrs. This pc,i,icn
for change o! the Court day, has ne, been IN,
subject OF discussion 70 any ex,snt-vsTy few whom
have reutorsj y to, ever beard Gift, and nearly
all are opposed 20 II. Whenever il shall b- clearly
shown that the people, generally. wish ch.nss.
that s done, viii not consent 10 = change merely
10 s,s,ifs lssyets or any body else. will say 10
sons cflhe People" that many reasons can besiven
against the change Which he seeks; but do not
mean 10 60 INTO The merits OF thus question al III
time, nor 10 indulge in any criticism on the scrupcs
and qualrs Of cen.cieuee Of gentlemen Of the bar
Hope, however, that lron Sober second thought,
our delegates - III stand 6rn aud ts,i., any chance
un:n they ascertain the will OF their eorsiturri.
ANOTHER OF THE PEOPLE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-23
Gratefully snd faithfully yours,
JAMES LYONS.

"0zs Ct ns Pss7is" recommends 10 the Ex.
change Bank, to put up in a conspicuous place,
subjec. to public nspse,ion, the name of every in
dtVijuai CT firm indebted TO the institution and the
amour, Of Indebtedness.
The whole Communication would be published,
but !: comes wilhou. name, and i, is scarcely fair
0requife an Editor to publish statements, Of whieh
he knows nothing, upon anonymou, authority
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-23
NOTICE.

w. per'ons having claims against The sstHo u ITO sto
n ID. Daniel Morton, a. we'll AZ all those indebted
will please make early application 70
feb 2J-diH Lucy NORTON, Admin srsfrix.
Ion RENTING lower tenement Of Tho new build.
nrs lately erected bygs, Tho Mar a., neu door
but above Msssrs Webb, Booker a Hsnton, willie n
II well calculated for Wholesale establishment bel M
yory cleiby shuaied and spacious II will be sued
h23 vANLEw, SMITH 4 co,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-23

Thelast ".Hisio York Spirit Of The Tines" contains
very amusing adventure with n Bengal Tiger
with graphic oichinss to represent, the various and
thrilling Incidents Of the adventure.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-23

Fsiss C.HtsnI Of ne esga.les sr cz5.G and Bsy..:
In making NE your representative here, you i'm
posed burden upon me, Shich few men under
stand fully, until iheyiry IL The responsibility OF
acting for whole community requires a srea,
amount Of thought and Neutrality-suspicious., always
fear, than falls 20 M o In dicnarsing the vsriou,
duties you expected Of me. | have seen guided by
the mos; earnes; wish TO effect your objects, and to
promote your good. In some things very dear to
many Of you, and have reason 10 believe aceepta.
be 10 ali, have succeeded 10 the ulmo.; Of my er-
peetatlons-In SONS have been di,appoinied:-In
the INST, have many friends here TO thank for their
sincere and hearty co.opernion,in the latter can
blame M body, because each having his own par,i-
cuer views Of things, every one can not have hi,
own way-the minority must rule.
You know fellow Citizens, that il doss OF suit
my business at home 70 come hsre-I have not done
rs much for you as wished, or perhaps as much as
might have been done by others. If you can bs
supplied by the service Of another 10 your mind. I
| would be grathed TO be released. NV b.s,
wishes are with you for your happiness and pros
perity. FRED. MOORE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-23

The legislature has sp,ni two days in NAVAL
nc efforts 10 elect Governor. ] will forhe.r 70
comment upon 'h'' iaAur. and ii' causes, in such
terms - they deserve; suffice il to s,y that the in.
tolerant spirii Of party hss done, and 10 doing IN
eacu.a6'e mischief lthss, 'e.r come TO tho, that
enc party does not relieve that any one can be
found IN The ranks CT the other, worthy any station
whatsoever.
TIE !ov. Of country ard all honest purpose to
serve her. have 5eecne entirely merged in pa,,v
spirit. How enS tie safe ofihin.s 10 continue !
IL II no, high time this hSs4 should be rebshed by
all tru. s,a good m.ni BY every homes. hearted.
n sh-rn nded Virs ni.nl WhG are the piii.al and
ecoisrp;5.e iriunphs o, party, 10 the HOS ard
sobls duty Of serving ones eoucuy honestly and
faIhfu.lyi Ats time shes that eoan,ry u involy-
% N unprecedented tiieuite. snd dis;resse, and
chen tn. moe iut,'li..n. and bes, informed are Al
isult. 10 who, ought 10 De ton. 10 re isve her
are engaged in miserable ard desr.din. ps.,y serar,
5ieS. Are ihs members % the Le,s s.ure thu, 70
cs,trve the confidence o. their Cors;iiuen,sl
s1nbly think no. They should ee-ss for Viii,
this tercs political stale, meet in concord sni h.r-
mouy, sni treason Together aoogI what Ii. rab-
lic good requires. IL settler The duty OF the I a
sslsiure 70 elect Governor, 81 II Is uc, If II -
ct the Members % her duty Ike men. Tt. time,
are too hard and The signs boih 81 home s-t sb-o,
are too por;entooA 10 J3s.fy any Indulgence N III.
bitterness Of party. Let tie sP.r: OF rs.ria;iy- b.
rather lcvokei 10 vs.; ccce more, the te.rr. Of
Virginia L:siI!,:ors sni InsPss hem With t!.be.
snt holes an5.lon than mere .. ni o5edie-c- 10
he bsAess CT psr:y-ths AMBITION 20 loos viii .
sas eeye 70 the sh=rsefsr OF V-siai,, az. n. b.o
Pins,s ard Ee.flre OF Ter Peop.e. But tie s;.-,or
n Governor 3 DO, ~ any means, tie mes. s.e-.S
duty vki>h the L. slia-s kas TO Perform. T.e
P1o.le md - nsw most ps.ofu' v ereitsS rror
be Subject Of ne ccrr.n-y-.n3ees, ! D.y s.r =
;ru;h, that ttls excitement = vrorch. % 70 y.
nos; ia,ense degree o,.so-y. Every thir. $50 .
oe done that . p-seiczss, % - ave = Iasno.s
in'osEsoe STAT. e p-a & .-sp-rst shs1i6 - au.:
e ~ pTu5sn; 80 vs- -ss,uol- Ttis J. "
sr The nos noo-ta1; lat en- er-.S. IL.
siisa.ioa or the L.s.s'.:-rs s--lur lie p-,x.r;
session. ]. IS ere m Thich every n-vids. y tbs
Commonwealth interested. aud II there ever ~.
time for s;a;etGar Ike deI5ertiion and acton j,
Is the present Before tbs . absorbing subject,
the other business Of TIE session Ehriuis aio CON.
parsi;ve insisniheauee. TIE eyes Of ihs reop's /
from every lar:sr OF ID. Common wesith are turn.
ed towards the CspiioL Heaven grant ih.;th.y
may TO. lock IN yArSl Pro PATpTA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-04
Mgg tsal| ID

PLANO FORTE wARE-HOUsE
O7TJsite the Bd,E,
] "er - Constantly rrre wing fou, The IL.
'-s, 81 nag; factory OF Ny'sI CLAaT New YorS
a'ii FS.r lL'no Forts. pos .essiny M.
ptoS'ucnis, andtt.f feiclev or f-L @ s lales M.
"t - peculiar "a taor nisal.,rf,lr, s"ee'-a' ~
~1nstarily on han! a lsrge A scr ,,~.,,f
Hlrr' ts.-p,etf.. Clai rn.tts
t'urars, Niohns, Noiou~ .fos
heeor'ion~. Musiral Boxes
IiorhT, Eugles sad Irulap.t,
Iiiesaad Drums
rarguaiity '4''o .Ofta s;Ens Of 81
Pan" FefteSiools and Cover,
CiiEAP MUSIC
Inc la=Sns' collection al Ne -.
-, ii - elected ffOa 1t rue sfor, ~ ~. "a
-, y ~ V nS e.'@hleiio soIl q the %
~, iorE wno'csl ard retail prices -'pha AM
i"os1 purchasing Tn sell a-str viii Le c,y-t.,..,
=, us shff tiisy rsn find es-v .f. In tbc W"
riAh"s repaired, tiaed let IN me- a. 49, n
l.. T.. TAYLOR.
no PIANO TORIES Of cv.rv $780,.
ann inc-'-Tuu.rS by the year N r.3reg IeP1,red
Ss-,,-5, = S1'se long eKpericnc aud ailv N p,
.- .ns snh sulig Piano Forfcs, Justly eollss hio ~
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