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DIyTy DOLLARS REWARD.--The picket
book Of the subscriber was lost or stolen e,'ner
Monday evening or rue,S'y %orp nas,b,s on the
back to the order of r Pepper, but not endorsed
Three checks Of Sal &c each, drawn by 8 M NC
Kean on the Bank OF the Metropolis, and made pay
able 10 the order of J. p Pepper, but not endorsed.
One check for $50 drawn by the same on 'ne same
but not endorsed, n
Two notes Of $40 each Of the Farmers Bank OF
| Virginia. a,,,,,
About sixty or eighty dollars in five and ten dollar
notes of the banks of this city, and sundry oter pa
pers Of no value to any person but the subscriber
A reward Of Fifty Dollars vii he paid for the re-
covery of the above ~ rh' h"
July I2-3t
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CPLENDID ROSEWOOD PlANO.-The sub.
- scriber has just received IRON the unri'aneo
manufacturcr, Mr. Joseph Chickering, one Of his
best Rosewood Piano Fortes, Of the latest improve
ment. The instrument must be seen and tried to be
appreciated Those wishing 10 purchase are invited
10 examine il at Stationers' Hall.
,.,lx QtawOw
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CHAKsPEARE-eheap- IN one volume ne
- good edition, full bound IN leather Pr,ce tl,'o
may 26
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VALUABLE LOTS ON PENNSYLVANIA
Y AVENUE AT PUBLIC AUCIioN.-Wi' DC
ola a, Public Auction on III ursday the 10Th instant
a. balfpast O'Clock, p. NJ, on the premises, Lots
No. 6, I, and 9, in Reservation No. IL. These lots
from, zach Is feet on Pennsylvania Avenue and run
through to- and iron, rs feet each, on stree, nor,b
and are among the most valuable lots on rennsy'ya-
If n q Rail Road Depot. Any further information,
with regard to the above lots, can be had previous TO
he sale upon application to MIR. J. w. Maury
Terms one fouth cash, balance IN three equai an,
nuaI jnstalment., bearing interest from the Gay OF
sale and to be secured by deed o. uus' ." ~. PRIV
perty. hoDb"' '" Auc,;oneers.
uy 10 II f'"''
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"OUSE FOR RENT-The large double, house
II at present occupied by Mrs. Brereton, situated
on street, between 9th and 10th, containing four
teen or fifteen comfortable rooms. Possession can
be given by the Goth inst. Price, $500 per annum
Apply to A. COYLE, Trustee.
July l4-3t
DRODIE ON DISEASES OF The JOINTS.
ID Pathological and Surgical Observations, by Sir
B. C. Rredie, Surgeon TO the King, vol. reprinted
from the fourth London edition.
Numerous cases of Surgical operations without
pain, in the Mesmeric Stately john EllistOn, M.
d., F. r. 8.
The American Journal of Medical Sciences, for
July, 1913.
All just published, and this day received for sale
BY F.. TAYLOR.
Also-Perera's Materia Medica and Therapeutics
Brodie's Diseases of the Urinary Organs;
Berzeus on the Kidneys;
Nlaury's Dental Surgery
Bartlett on Typhoid and Typhus Fever;
Wilson's Human Anatom., by Goddard;
Hope on the Heart, by pennoct;
Muller's Physiology; Lawrence on Ruptures (;
Lawrence on the Eye, by Hays;
Walshe on Diseases of the Lungs;
Ferguson's Practical Surgery, by Norris;
Wilson on Diseases Of the Skin;
Ramsbothams Process of Parturition;
And many other hate works on Medicine and Sur
gerry sli for sale at the lowest Northern prices also
a few of the latest English works on the same sub
iects just imported from London, of which the list
will be given in a subsequent advertisement.
For sale by FRANCK TAYLOR.
iuly li-f
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CICERO's CREATIONS -trsnsia'ed by Prot.
u Duncan, Of Aberdeen University, , Vo, oc'.ve'
large type. few copies Jusa s"p's' ~ .h;,i,nrs
.N,s'nc july tn
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POST OFFICE BUSINESS.

THE undersigned continues TO transact business
lunieers and claimants generally at the seat Of Co
vernment
He has blank bids ready for persons DESTROYS Of
bidding for mail contracts. The old service and pay
upon any route given the shortest notice and adj
vice as TO bidding communicated, If desired. No APP
plicaton attended to, unless accompanied by fee Of
five dollars and letter taken from the Office ,un-
less the postage IS paid. No person having business
Of the seat Of Government need attend in person. If
a full description Of tie business is communcate
and full power Of attorney sent on by mail
Ten per cent charged upon all old claims allowed
by the proper authorities, after the allowance is made.
Nothing charged unless the claim is allowed.
Refer TO the members Of the Twenty Seventh Con-
gress generally.
JESSE f. DOW,
Washington, 9Th street, near General Post Office
March 2l-lyif
ALL THE BRITISH MAGAZINES AND
"A REVIEWS FOR JUNE ist3, are this day
received by the British steamer, English edition. in
large tyIe) for the use OF the Subscribers TO the
Wsverly Circulating Library.
Also Doctor Olip's Travels in the East 2 vols.
"The false Heir" by James
1.-THE Lot Ship; a tale Of the Allan ic."
THE days of Queen Mary" and all other recent
books.
Also the North American Review, the Knioker-
Gals.
The Library is regularly supplied with number
Of copies Of every new work Immediately upon pub
LEGATION.
Terms Of subscription, five dollars per annum--
three dollars Tor six montbsor one dollar FOR sin
gle month. r. IhfLoh
june ~
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ing in the Post Office Washington City, July
Is, lSt3
Persons inquiring for letters IN the following
will please say they are advertised.
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YOUNG LADIES SEMINARY FOR BOARD
ING AND DAY PUPILS.
WASHINGTON, d. c.

WASHINGTON, d. C.
MI A. TYSON and Sisters, of Baltimore, res
ltl. pectfully inform their Patrons, and The Pub
lie generally that they int nd resunng the duties OF
their l. situ,ion in this city the 4th Of September
next. which will be conducted on the same plan as
formerly embracing the various lrSnches OF POhte
and finished education, inclu ling the languages.
Every inform. ton well as satisfactory tesnoni-
ais from their former patrons may be obtained Wy ap-
p'ying at their Institution, in street North SIDE be-
tween I2,h and 18Th.
Letters, post paid, will receive due attention.
RsFERGScEs
Benjamin Hallowell,
Hon Il. Collins Lee
Gen. WIN. Mcdonald,
A. Alexander, M. ID
WIN. w. Handy, M. d.,
II G. Jameson, NJ d.,
y. Z. Thomas,
joseph King,
Hin A. Nesbit, Baltlm,re'
Jno ID. Early,
Jno. Feast,
Saml. Regs.
Levin Welbcred,
Moses Sheppard,
Jesse Fahnestock,
ABB Murray,
Dan'i w. Hall,
JAS II. Csusiin,
MoCllnioek Young, lWa.h;no,on
Tbos II. ellis,
Hon. Judge RedCaie,
Col. n. NJ BGs'ey' Baltimore County.
| Jolly i4-3tawbSep,
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All bidders are requested TO extend the amount OF
,b. bids for each nrtIce and hbt the total amount
of each I'D. The periods and quantnes OF esch De.
livery nj those posts here Trey are not specified VIII
he one fourth lot June LIST September, LIST December,
1914 and LIST March, 1915. The hogs Of which the
pork is hacked to be fai,eoed corn, and each hog
10 we oil not less han hundred pounds, and COO
ss of one hog each barrel, excluding the feet legs,
ears and snoui. Side pieces may he substituted Tor
the hams. The PORK 10 to be brst sailed with Turks
Island sat and then carefully packed Sih me same
article in pieces no, exceeding ten pounds each.
When the packing has been complied, the con-
tractor must furnish TO this ,ce Certificate f. m the
,aeksr that the pork has been so sailed and packed
rhe po,k TO be contsin,d IN seasoned heart Of white
osk barrels full hoped the b ans and salt IN bar
el. and the soap aud candles IN strong boxes oil con-
y,nient size for transportation.
Salt will only be received by measurement OF thirty
Two quarts 10 the bushc he candles 10 have Cotton
wicss The provisions for Prairie-du-Chien and 81
Peters must ST. LOUIS, for Their ultimate desno
ZION Inv The 18th of Aprli, 1914 A failure in tb'.
a,,,cuar Nh b. considered breach Of contract, and
lie Department will be Authorized TO purchase 70
nly ,h.ss posts The provisions VIII he inspected 81
Inc time and place Of delivery, ana =" '" y.
maid by contractors, unul they are o'Ps"e, .. ,"'
s'ore.b house. a. may be designated by the Agents o.
the ~ pirinent. 81,
IT I. ronm,-sary General reserves the privilege o
increasing or diminishing the qusnIties, or OF dis
nen.,pp with any all articles required al any post
at any time before enleiing into oonrsc', snu sso
Increasing or reducing the quantities OF each denver,
one.,hi,d suh..qoeot TO contract, on giving slit,
dsys previous notice.
RidI,rs not heretofore ntractors, are required q
accompany their proposal. with evidence OF their abr
NV togetber with the names OF their sureires, ~h'S
,.,onsihiy must be Ger flied by the District Aitor
new. or by same person well knosn to the Govern
nm otherwise th,ir proposals will not be acted on
| Advances cnnno, be made in any case, and eV'd
enc .f inspcction and full delivery viii he requires
:, mi. office d. fore 7, QUESTION will be made upn III
Treasury Tor payment, which will be effected IN soc'
n,hIc money a. may be convenient to the points o
delivery the pac,s Of purchase, or The residence o
the contractors, at the op ion OF the treasury oeP
mept 49,, - 49,
No drafts on this office will be accepted or paid nm
der any c cu,nstanccs
Each proposal will be scaled in separate .nve'oI
and marked PnP'sal for furnishing Army Soo's'
e"'e GEORGE GIBSON, C. G. s.
iuiy s. lawlI5,hS,pt
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rINHE COMPLETE READY RECkoNER"
i Containing, also, Time Tables, ln'eres, Ia
bl,t, and variety of information and calculations
useful To Farmers, Merchants and Mechanics, to
ecther with forms Of Leases, Judgments, Seeurh'es,
81 o,h., I,g,I instruments. One pocket volume e
ia pages, GounJ; Price 20 cents jus, ree',ed Tor
sale by
iuly TT
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IUEAp REPRINT OF THE BEST ENGLISH
I MAG AZINEs, published in New York IN look
form, on 6oe paper, and in large type, at one-'h'rd
the English prices .ra,.uL,,.. n =.
The Quarterly Review" The Edingoutg re-
view" The Westminster he'ie~' anu '"e 'o-
fsrms-For the four, s6 per annum.
For either three OF them, ~ per annum'
q For either two Of them, IS " annum.
% For either Of them singly, ~ per annum.
For Blackwood's Magazine (mooth'y) ~ per an
Eor the Dublin University Magazine, ~ per annum
For the Christian Observer, 81 per annum.
These may be examined at the bookstore OF y
TAYLOR, where subscriptions viii be received
i,ipe II
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rap- CA,.HoUN's SPEECHES.-speccbes Of
N Joux G. C.,uorx, delivered in Congress rom
IsIl to the present 'imein large octave yo,'% a
price Al IS Just publshed-'hs day c ecyeu 'o'
sale by
July
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nIccuLLOcH's NEW UNIVERSAL GA
N ZETTEER-tobe completed in ~ OF 20 num-
hs,s al o cent. each. The first nomher Is Just re-
c,ived by u. -. ;,.,
received.
COMPLETE WORKS OF DlsRAEL'neom !,
..Contar,n, r,emm ng," "klroy," " Henrietta Tenn
,le y % The Rise Of Islander and 'Venena'-o
sns naper and hes, type with portrait, and fu'i
hound IN leather complete, FOR VI Is
Jun % 80
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g ErARATE prop osa's will be received At this Of
- nee until the LIST day Of October next for the de-
livery Of provisions In uk, for the use Of the troops
of the United States, upon inspection, as follows
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$50 barrels Of pork.
30 barrels of fresh superfine flour.
100 bushels of new white field beans.
2, 400 pounds Of good hard soap.
4sO pounds OF good hard Sperm candles.
40 bushels Of 20 ID clean dry f0e salt.
so gallons OF good cider vinegar.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-23

MoRB TRoUBLE.-We received, SAYS
the Baltimore Patriot 10Th Instant, from
Washington, this morning, printed sheet
entitled "a Warning to the Democracy
This paper is preliminary to one which
the writer has in preparation, and which is
to be an answer to the pamphlet of Mr..
Rhett, ofSou,h Carolina, recently publish
ed, on the subject of National Conven-
ton OF the Locofocos. The writer says
that the Rhett pamphlet was put forth to
''disparage Mr.. Van Buren,, and push for
ward the pretensions of the Nullier,"
and his answer is to expose the machine
tons of the Calhoun party. This is
very pretty fight, indeed.
The following paragraphs from this adj
dress will shew the temper ofthe writer
assert, lst. That the Nullier is de-
termlned to force the democratic party to
throw aside all other men, and unite on
himself 2dly. II he fails in this, he is
resolved to divide the party, and march
his division over to the Federalists.
The first project will fail. say the
Democratic party will never unite on the
NulIifer, who turned against his first ber-
eiacior (Grn. Jackson who espoused
tie cause OF Whigery, and voted against
the nomination Of Martin Van Buren, as
Minister to England. These sins he has
never atoned for, and the Democracy will
never confirm the disgrace he put upon il. "
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-23

A lady of Lancaster, Pennsylvania,
has made a proposition to the Indies
throughout the State, through the columns
Of the Lancaster Examiner, that they
turn their whole stock Of jewellery into
coin, buy up the State stock, and make a
prescn, of it to the State. She estimates
the value OF all the trinkets in the posses.
sion Of the ladies of Pennsylvania at
eighteen and half millions of dollars
just enough, by buying the stock at fifty
per cent discount, TO pay off the whole
State debt. "Our lords" she wisely OBJ
serves, "wlll never pay the debt in the
world i, will certainly be no very
great hardship for US to dispense with our
jewellery for short Time. And when
we pay off this great debt for them, our
chivalrous beuux will be both able and
willing TO buy us a new supply"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-23
m, MOFFAT's VEGETABLE

m IFE PILLS AND PHOENIX BITTEES,
N Ia every where acknowledged as The beat Of all
the numerous medicine. that are offered 10 the
pubic. DR.. MOFfAT'S LIFE FILLS ard
ri G.NIX BITTERS arc daily and hourly sus-
tanning the sound reputation which they have hon
essly aud unosten,aiiously acquired. No person
ever yet took them. even fer shoit period. with
being soperectly satisfied with their effects up
90 himself as 10 recommend them to others. Df.
Mofsat begs to refer all who have not uied them, 10
the ''Good Samaritan" where the Diseases which
they cure are stated, and their mode Of operation
is described.
The celebrated Life Pills and Phmnix Bitter'
may be obtained whole sale and retail, o; his OF
fee. 375 Broadway. The retail price OF the Liis
Pills ia Is cents per box or IL larger boxes 81 %
cents ard 81. The PhGnix Biuers are sold ~ bot
ties at 81 and a each. Dr. Muifat considers y as
his duty to publish to the world any extraordinary
cure that may be Communicated 10 him. by adopt
ing this course many individuals, who might other
wise give up in despair induced to proht by tne
example Of others. Persons afflicted with any
complaint or the friends Of such individual, are re-
.pec,fily invited to call at his Office, 375 Broad
way, New York. For sale ny
VIM. DORSEY, agent.
Martipsburg Jan. 26,h, 1913.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-23

The SWORD OF WASHINGTON AND
TuR STAFF OF FRANKLIN.-Alludlng TO
these relics in the Senate of the United
States the National lntelligencer says,
"the deepest interest impaired to the sit
Ting of the House Of Representatives on
Tuesday, by the presentation of the
sword Of Washington, was renewed in
the Senate yesterday, almost in an equal
degree, by the communication to that
body of the Joint Resolution of the House,
accompanied by the Sword and lis com.
panion, the Staff Of Franklin.
For considerable time after, the Sem
ate adjourned, as it did Immediately after
this ceremony, the Chamber was throng'
cd with numbers of persons Of both sex
es, pressing forward to enjoy the pleas
uro of looking on and holding in the'T
hands relics rendered precious by their as
ISOLATION with the cherished memory o
the patriots and ssgcs fron whom the,
descended"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-23

VETo. The Legislature Of Arkansas
lately passed a bill allowing the members
thereof to draw their per diem compensa.
ton in specie. Governor Yell Immediate
ly returned the bill to them with his objec.
lions. The substance of them is, that
the other officers of the State are by law
compelled to receive their pay in depre.
cialed Arkansas paper, and that he sees no
reason why a discrimination should be
made in favor of the members of the
Legislature. This sounds reasonable e.
nough. Nevertheless the two Houses pms
sed the bill in spite OF the Executive veto.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-23
FEVER AND AGUE.

TrNHIS disagreeabe and very prevalent nervous
H. affection proceeds alone from the state OF the
nervous system. affecting the stomach IL IS some
times efIecually cured by sudden shock or other
operation npon the mind but no 6ependenre
be placed upon any remedy, except powerful ton
ic action upon the stomach.
DIR. MOFFAT'S PHOENIX BlTTERS and
LIFE PILLS hare been happily used for tie
cure oCFEVER & AGUE, with invariabe success.
Or. MOFFAT has lately received from the
West, where the disease prevails TO considerable
extent indubitable proofs that bis medicines ae in
high estimation there, as a speedy and eileciual
cure of it. He has unquesiionable city reference
as its high efficacy, in this disagreeable afisc-
tor, which will be given on application at bis Of
fee, 1915 Broadway, N. Y. For sale. by
WIN. DORSEY, Agent.
Mariinslllrg. Jan 26th. 1913
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-23
TRADE IN Nnw YoRK.-The Ex-

TRADE IN NEW YoRK.-The Ex-
press of Friday says: "No merchants
have yet appeared here TO lay in goods.
Some og the jobbers have begun to puT-
chase very moderately. Although the
general complexion Of trade and business
has not materially altered, yet there are
indications that things will be no worse
and possibly there may be little change
for the better when the spring opens.
That there is an immense quantty OF
produce TO come to this city there can De
no doubt. Prices are low and must con.
rinue low, yet the change Of so large an
amount must give some impulse to bust
ness
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-23
DIR. MOFFAT'S VEGETABLE
LIE MEDICINES

EDOSSESS qualitie, Of the most mild and bene-
II fetal nature. They composed ct articles
the most anu-prutrescent, combined with ingrrdi-
ents known the only certain antidots for ievers
of every description. When the disease is pr"duc-
ed either from cold obstruction, bad air. s~ampy
and damp situations, or, pulrid missmi. whether ma
lignant epidemic, or by other causes, these med
icnes are certain in their operation or effects
they ire possessed of peculiar qualities, which not
only expe all disease, but the same time restore
and invigoratc the system. When first taken into
the stomach they Immediately ditfuse themselves
like vApnr through every pore, producing effects at
once delightful, salutary, and permanent. When
the spark of life hegins to grow dim, the crcua-
ton aueud and the faculties Pnral, Aed these med
cipes found TO give tone TO the nerves, exhli
arate the animal spirits, invigorate the body and
re-animate the whole man.
The LIFE MEDICINES have also been nsea
with the most happy success in Nervous and Dy'-
peptc diseases, Consumption, Asthma. Liver Com
plant Rheumatism, [chronic and intlammatoryl
Dropsies, &c,
For full particulars tn reader is invited IN call
At Mr. Moiiat's office. 375 Broadway, n Y and
receive a copy of the Medical Manual, designed as
domestic guide to health published gratuitonsly.
For safe by VIM DORSEY, Agent
Martinsburg Jan. Goth, l843.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-23
Erom thr Rielmond Wig.
A MAN-EVRRY inch A MAN.

fsf
John Harmar Gilmer, ESQ.,, Of Abe
marie, Wal brother Of the Representa-
tive in Congress, from that District, puo-
fishes card in the Charlottesville Adyo-
cate, from which we make the following
extract. o sd sic alter frater We like
this coming up TO the hub. We like the
spirit which indignantly "spurns the suspl-
sion" of trimming for personal advance
nent.
A CARD.
MEssRs. EDITORS am repeatedly
perp,exed with lnsinuations and ungener-
oDs hints, as to the supposed motires of my
political position. take this mode OF
satisfying the quernlous.
Permit me, through your columns, to
assure all whom it may concern, that am
not, in any sense Of the term, an asplrant
Tor political promotion. desire no other
public position before the people, than that
nf my profession. have voluntarily Sc
lected my own avocation, and desire no
other cline OF distinction" The respon'
sble and arduous profession OF the law IS
sufficient to crafty MY ambition.
GAS to my political position" have
20 say, with equal frankness, that l am
THOROUGHLY and radically a WIG. am
IN every sense, opposed 10 the self-sty led
Democrats Of the day. prefer for the
next Presidency HENRY CLAY to any
living man; and shall, in my humble
way, do all in my power TO promote his
election.
"Aiter this explicit declaration, now
ask those who never can find laudable
motive ia the acts Of the independent and
fearless advocate Of his own principles
and convictions, to allow me, in my own
humble way, to pursue unmolested, my
profession ard should presume to differ
with others, on political subjecls-riot to
attribute this honest difference in prnci-
re, to any secret desire on my part either
10 seek notoriety, or to solicit seat IN the
Legislature. | neither desire such dis
tinction--nor could / serUe If ! were elect.
ed. The foolish iim;dlty, and scare-crow
policy of a certain proscriptlve statute
which hangs like curse upon our code
has concerted me from freeman 10 po'
Mical slacery.
"But this incubus shall not prevent me
at the proper time, from taking an active
part in advocating, with pen and voice,
the election of Henry Clay 10 The neat Pre-
siciency. This humble privilege claim
as my right, and shall certainly exercise
rs my duty--not needing the insinuation'
of those who arc so essentially selfish as
to believe that every one who participates
IN the public excitement of the times, Ike
themselves are seeking to promote then
own private and personal interests. A
stern sense of duty to an oppressed peo'
pie and totter;ng government, claims
higher motives for action, than the mis-.
cradle reward of party dissension."
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-23
A CAEgD.

rEyf1E undersigned, having returned from tou
a. through tho Western and Southern cities
would inform his old customers and the public, tina
he intends carrying on the HOUSE JOINER and
CARPENTER BUSINESS, in all its various
branches IN the latest and mos: fashionable man
net. Builder and others can be furnished with
plans and drawings. al the shortest notice, with or
without bills of Lumber. He can be found OF all
times at bis old residence, Mt the west end of
Burke Street, where he hopes receive a share OF
public patronage,
wM. GREGORY.
November o5. 184l.-tf