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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-27
nEGARS.

SEGARS
There's delight in smckirs
m None but smokers know"
The SAYING is true, when ye know where to find
~ And enables the smoker to ~ # away care
| THIS LUXURY always you! sure to obtain
II on StiX X in Maiden h9ns promptly CALI
e. fCJ he gives .sil.iaeiion pleasure 70 all.
BY sesa are t sssm ssa SSi s0 brands
Direct from Havana, by special commands,
a GqSa III ss Sia sss snd ss
Prhinss i Espe,ansas, Imperial sesan,
i h Sss%s. s1' yS Js.Ss
Ills Do. Compdrieros aud exquisite s Dsare
Staa aaaa %'s s a a%.I, on hand
~b S Sc G % m and
SPECIAL and c9man, agent ie Havana to select the ToSacc,
tau ali sold 81 him ,ha' be- BE ssnSn IL
stock on hand more extensive and that any
Rsnembef the Number, MAIDEN LANE, Howard.
tlotei au23 m'r
A sAihNos offers for sale, at No, Wall ST. 10 hhds
haas of Coffee handbag ',sa brig rnn from St. Jaso
10 hhds un cured Muscoysdp Suga suitable for rene.
10 bales superior Gusa Tobacco, uitabs for manufac
sem. ss Lord Byron woOdv canda variety of ohe,
@ANLtD ID, COOPER and Nj wright that understand
Of temr~fae habits Appv aoov IS 'msr
JOSEPH GILLOTT'S STEEL PENS
REDUCED PRl .ES
a SiS e S ssS spS q s az an al
has recently introduced the following new patterns VIZ
Nos and Pncipality Pens. fine fac and medium
points.
No 8Cs graphic Pena prime article on pictorial cards
views of celebrated places.
Nos 9and O-W Arlington Pen-very fine point and elastic
superb cards.
IN evidence Of the high estimation in which these Pens arr
held, the lowing sttlemelt is made -
The number Of Peus manufactured al the works or
Joseph elliott
nom Dec. 1911, TO Dec. isi2 was
10 OH 002
The public cautioned be tleir Guard spnr
articles Each package of the genuine pens bear rac
mile OF Alr, tnllott's siglllufs For sale by
HENRY JESSOP, impor,e,, 81 John street,
800, corner OF Gold.
Pens. az iw m
OFFIts On .EFFERSON INSURANCE CoNiPASY
~ Office 80 Wall street This company continue their b
snas OF against loss damage by fire on good
aud merchandise aud also vessels their csrgoes
against loss by inland avlgstion.
DIRECTIONS
Thomas w Thofue Elisha Riggs
Thomas /. Woodruff. Benjamin x. Robson.
lohn r. DAWSON, Francis z. Sage,
Thomson Puce joseph Allen,
John H. Lee, John 2. Moore
Moses Tucker, James +. Holmes,
Caleb G, Tunis, James X. hitting,
Arson Baker VIM, n. Ihom,
Joseph Drake, Trad Hawley,
john G. Merritt, Thomas Morrell
ESQ. 4. HOPE. Secretary. mis- jgb
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nfm his Samefoas customers and the community srnes
"o ." q" S Hs old s, sS No onT s 60 @so Mo
ass bS e. S g g. New sSS Of TE
tEELEs beacon to al who ia of good cheap and
To ,Y 81 o. 81 I'D who h.ys s9 him
and ctusliiy %erSe public sesersiS Pe so,
lnsble coih ca.si@er resas, sc &c. hieb he viii be
P sE s i o most RE ss e. sa aTd nS. %
owed making AID trimming wha The cloth spurchas
.Si A" G. D''''eA continue ca,R sf FsS% depart
siI lmr sgu ofthe Golden Fleece, No. Wall ST.
CHp9ITqH TAIEf 0s EIEsT psEMlu ~
purposes Coz vh'c leather IS used andis warranted to
SIT pciactiI shi ordsr pressure Of the G,otoa
2d-It IS made Of the strongest iabrcs lnd viii not nldcy
i,Jpre IA i'e least lad requrs 20 attention.
10, , ma % eo b%s nor eSs"e VI" on Or
inferior articles ~ used should the
o~ viii S taken back at any %e inside DE c9G ss
onths from its purchase and other given exchange without
aIs n.; az; nd; wi, be ~ charge
Of making which unknown any other the ade)
Ts' the article long wanted for ;,aaY nS many
"a SUCCESSOR 70 Hov,nrv y :, - ,de, llns
N9IGh1A persons having legal f. as sai g. ia.
re eapss,gS TO e e same with r. yoas sIS n so IL
hose indebted estate sad deceased 70 make payment
e'or tue 2O'h dAi OF No'e"o,[N N h DoMlNICK. Erx
mo To Nvii smh ,''r
.,n.. OK II, BUSi WIN,
OPERATIVE SURGEON the New Yorh Medical sad
" sers ,s.s may BE sonsrl,e ,iJ between To- hoGrs
o 81 cfrk Office - fh'' how ~ ne' p insr
1oTToS pUCK 800 bolts Of American EHtr, Pilot Duck,
|, Nos indi For sale 10y
X. COLLINS Y co.
Soufl f~aaf
VI N'"NA 01NN'"' Az FE thsEl s' bEGot 3 ''
IS No ~ iil~rtv
WHEAT-aOo bushels prime lllinoi. wheat now landing
,p TnLtINs 90 q snn,h.t
SUGAR-29hhds prime New Orleans sugars, landing
s9or H. X COLLINS \ 90. u South 81
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BELMONT HOUSE NEW BRIGHTON.


GEORGE PFIRISS, returning his grateful Acknowledge
- the ladies AID gentlemen who favored
he above establishment during the begs
ounce that he has made suitable Tor the
accommodate families aud single boarders. The di
md will he found comfortably aud
elegantly furnished The table will he suppl ed with the choi
provisions aud the wines will be found equal The
proximity Of Belmont, House the city with excellent steam
cts plying stpute no The well known of
he host aud cIyy Of the attendants combined it'll the oca
on being within step he anding-p renders this
pshneu the ocia sbd the Union. Terms
will be f1urd exceedingly moderate.
? Good stabling and coach houses attached the
,ir
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INDIA TEA COMPANY.

10 CANAL sTIEET, NEW York.
ENCOURAGED by the satisfaction given since the opening
of their establishment RESPECTFULLY invite the attention of
chants and families their ample stock Teas
Coffee purchased for cash by of the firm long experienced
the trade and for Of Teas imported by the
East India Tea Company, of London They confidently
mend hem not only the best quality but cheaper fro
10 70 Is cent than be had elsewhere All tablespoonful
M "a linz m
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UNITED STATES
re A L M p o RIU M,
III late 129 Chatham street, Ne,o York
And ZIG Fulton street, Brooklyn.

And ll6 Fulton street, Brooklyn
s sIES$5T% $fI doaArSSSy sa5P.. l s., 70,
l. sale and fragrant Teas of every variety and style
~s Of ssS ss e. se %
stamp Of Heatnsss and elegance and the Teas therein
fno e as F
s Ss Be fhess
r. ssPesh,sy with refpee 20 weight and quality and unr
Ttiess which s sys them utmost sassSyO, Which
s aSnss pub PC s Of and 5
easers win find decided advantage supply hcmselves
a's Ss 81 Ss s Ta.sa sS executed
s.eS se Say ys5sPs.s America for the sale Of
IVES %.1 Without
actually wasspsSoF aud now
These maehs, ignite with and certainty in all weathers
% e. With 1U wa. by y he 5s Of f svr %
lay water many hours anS yet isaiss and sRe he wood
AIRY burn as before some are saturated n Peromrd
ys Of the s,"'tone mach Orders and
nS"nr .od o. !" hs%seS ." ' i%.y
WIN. I. JENNINGS " co.
DkAfERS AND TAlLORS, 23l Broadway, Americap
e goods including coS s'trSG TO es A vs.
ss that e. iaf sys's@ small profits
while our arrangements such as viii enable us to iii ali or
lers in future with promptness
feature in the establishment, winch must commend IL 10
stock OF assortment Of first quality ready made Gar,
ments, consisting Of
Surtouts, Frocks,
Dress Coas, PaatAoons,
Travelling Frocki. Dressing Gowns Sc
A choice COLLECTION oil
silk and Satin Scarf, Crayats,
Handkerchief, Gloves,
Suspenders, Hosiery,
Under Shirts, Drawers
Muslin Shirts, Collar, BE
At prices which offer inducements TO pu rchasers
jy2i 3msec
TEA TRAYS, TABLE CUTLERY. &c
w SPIES X co. 2i8 Pearl street. are now Opening civ
~ casks of and elegant patterns Of Tea Trays eme
variety of quality, color and eight 10 thir
Also gross Ivory self tip and Stag hande gnvss and
Forks
Also one case new patterns Crookeg's ane Pen Knives
sIQ mscc
GONE TO INGER3 Oils GREAT BOAT AND OAR
y BAZAAkS-At mis- establishment can be found every
description Of BOa3 that the ingenuity Of can suggest
Look what he has dole aud theu judge C What he do AT
his establishment built the follow sled boats viz:
The Sw Sure of New roundian the sixteen foot seili X
Tie ow boats Henry Stark which woG ~ IN 70 months,
the noble Cnbr the q ". thapmani ;e forty foot racer
for the United States Ohio; re Jage Empress Tor Florida
The brass aou"ed gig Neptune for Tampico Bay and host Of
others equally great
Oars Sweeps aud ScullsThs branch Of his business is
truly worthy OF attention Look at the prices oy three aud
four foot All the SOULS for racing dressed by the pro-
pretos hands Those that the last be
seen az his Office Sixty Boats always hand. Visit his
"aAs you desire treat All WORK 1syersa ne Of charge
sA im"r
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STRYKER,S RAY

IHE pIoprctors thankful for the liberal patronage
thus FAR beg leave 10 info that in addition the usual
Il actols Of The place they have ged the celebrated Baud
under the direction oil Mr. o. Schneider well known for the
9nve al satisfaction given by them the nited Hotel
Saratoga for the past who will fair a
OF MONDAY "wednesday and Saurday for The balance
Of the season. Iw
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D. WI. TE IOEN, " OO.,
MO- ITO William OF John street. and 437 Broad
~ have received by supply
Of the following FANCY GOoPs, which CAREFUL Sc
leced by competent person Paris Berlin Sc, and which
they offer for SALE in wholesale and retail liberal
viz
Berlin Zephyr and German wosted-the most complete as.
sornent
Berlin Embroidery Patterns--a choice selection.
Canvass for Embroidery cotton worsed linen silk gold
and iver, of all widths and qualities
Silk Chenille for embroidery, trimming and flower making
Purse Twist German French and English plain and shaded
Floss Silk for Embroidery and Fringe Makers skens and
spools
suspenders. supebly embroidered and suspender Trim
mings
Gold, Silver and Steel Beads, in all Nos
Mother Of Pearl Gold Silver and Steel Purse Ornaments
Tassels. - ' ~
ces. S' $500
Artificial Flowers--a choice selection.
rnges Of cotton worsted and silk imported domestic
Gims, Tassels, Buttons and all other kind OF rmminp
iyl- a,Ga
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THO. d. BLAKE.
Commissioner of the General Land Office

:. NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled TO the right of prescription any lands
whin the limits OF the townships above Enumerated
CURED to establish the the satisfaction Register
and Receiver of the proper land Office and make
Tor as soon practicable after this notice
e day appointed for the commencement of the public sale
the township, embracing the claimed above
otherw such claim will be forfeited
THO. H. BLAKE,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
je2i itaw to l6Octr
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NOTICE TO FRENCH, AMERICAN AND OTHEI
" GlTIIk NS.-.II MON HOTEL No lf Rector area

NoiIGk 70 FRENCH, AMERICAN AND OTHER
~ ClTI/k NS.--UNION HOTEL, No. l6 Rector street,
Of Greenwich street, Delamotts has III. honor
uiom mis- friends sud hr public generally that thu ership
heretofore existing between the and Bonnard has
dissolved b mutual and that he has reopeued his
Did establishment abovp which has been occupied
ny him for the past The Union Hotel has been
thoroughly repaired renovated, aud
plete aud comfortable sts aud lodging be
ennd ~ the city The cooking department conducted la
Franchise and amply supplied, without regard
aud the prices charged conformity with the
lines An excellent Table dote ready every day o.
lock for which the moderate of 81 only chared
The advertiser hopes that his exertoas aud desire
satisfaction Will him the patronage his fellow
;ountrynen aud Of all gentlemen who wish obtain
apita fare and accommodation the least possible
al Inns
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Manufacturer and WhOlesale Dealer,
ISO Canal cnrpar If Uo.;cl


dies Heads.
NJ LARUE,
Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealer,
l62 Canal, corner OF Varick,
have hand large and splendid of the
above articles which they selling greatly reduced
They of tie latest fashions and
perio their and peculiar style mIang
tul rich nstTe the hair and durability
tanned by any other manufacturer.
Old urls altered TO pattern, and made look like new,
at trlfing expense
liberal allowance made to retailers. sls imsr
ITO MILLINERS, &c-CARL KING the celebrated Tus.
can Hat Manufacturer most respectfully informs his kind
friends and patrons that he has associated himself Mr.
No 81 John street under the firm of Lyon King) where
they have most splendid of Paris Millinery Ari-
Giles, suitable for the The stock
Of elegant assortment of Tuscan Hats rich Silk
Velvets rich Velvet Ribbons and Satin Ribbons
fall coors-French Flowers Feathers ent style of
Messrs L. X would also that the above goods have
been purchased for cash drect from the and
will be sold at small advance those who may be
pleased TO favor them with a call.
sic m.r LYON KING, 81 John ST., Y
CARD TO THE LADIES,
NEW Patent Invention, combining elegance and econo-
"A my, Ladies dress, habit pesse fitting and making
Market street, between Hamilton and Cherry LADIES'
dresses cut the above principle, guaranteed perfect and
elegant ht witt inallible which highly
a producing futless garments also made with
and London fashions Ladies measured their residence
required Ladies taught the above Invaluable and rights
the invention be disposed of by the practice of which
advertiser has realized very handsome income and
acquired IN two easy lessons-terms moderate
Wanted immediately apprentices and 2 improveIs
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A BRAHAM KASTOR, importer, No 1893 Bro ldway, has
just received by the Great Western Britannia
and also By he RaSre packets fine and large
tons black silk Trimming Lace Thread Laces great variety
Of french Embroideres such Infants Dresses and Waists
k LAG ys Thread hire Points silk Blond Irmmag Lace Fancy
Also Bags, Purses and Linen Thread Caps Also large
assortment Of Wosed Cloaks Habits and Gaps for ladies' and
children and other articles
of which he offers reasonable prices wholesale retail
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PASSAGt FkOtl NikEAT BRITAIN AND IREL AM
- - M SIS


BY THE BLACk BALL ON UiID LINE Of
LIVERPOOL JACKETS.
kSailing Liverpool the 18th aud 10th Of month
PUas wishing send the Old Country for their friends
rn the arrangements with the subscribers,
have them come out ~ thu superior Line of Packets Sant
from Liverpool punctuay the It'll and 10th Of month
Tney will also have first class of American trading ships
sailing every days, thereby afordng weekly
on from that port One of the firm Mr. James d. Rachel
there 70 see that they shall be- forwarded with des
Should parties agreed for not come out the money win
tou. - "
The Black Ball, Oh Line Of Liverpool Packets comprise
the followins magnifcer SHIPS viz
The OAFU I'd, The NEW YORK
EEMaHtpEE, COLUMBUS,
kVH0PE SOUTH AMERICA.
- ENGLAND. NORTH AMERICA.
With such superior ard unequaed the sub
scribe confidently look for ard for continuance Of
Icrt which has been extended to them SO for which
they grateful 'f'
Those proceeding remittng money their relatives can
az all times obtain Drafts at sight for drawn direct
On the Royal Bank OF Ireland, Dublin, also
Messrs. PRESCOTT, GhOTE AMES CO.
which will be paid demand any of the Banks their
land, Scotland and Wslea,
Apply, or address, tif by Letter, post paid )
ROCHE BROTHERS co.
IS Fulton New York,
next door the Fulton Bank.
N. BThe Old Line of Liverpool Packets sail from this
port Liverpool 18th OF each month Parties
returning the old will find II their comfort ana
fdpnge TO select hs yor.e Line their conveyance in
nrsiersnee 10 any other. dNr
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WAICHES.-rhe largest and splendid OF
w Watches in the city, be found the Subscribers
As he constantly receiving all descriptions of Gold and Sill
yer atcnes o. te neWest iss direct from tle manuac-
offer larger assortment and much less prices retail than
any other house the city Gold watches low 800 So
each, Watches and jewellery exchanged bought All
watches warranted to keep good time, the returned
Watches clocks and jewellery repaired in the best
ar warranted lower than any other place in the city
q. e. ALLEN, importer of watches and jewellery,
lm*ec Wholesale and refn w all street up stars
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TO THE LADIES.
d INGLETS, FINE AND WIRE CURLS, BRAIDS,
N Frizees Plain Bands, Bows, Head Dresses Net Caps
Shell Combs and other Ornaments suitable for decorating La
dies Heads.
M LARJJE
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SHIRT 10 ANUFACrORY,
AND GENTLEMEE'S FURNISHING STORE,
20 MAIDEN LANE.-Just received the latest and mos
W approved treach pattern SHIRTS general
shirts, under garments hosiery cravats, haudkerchles Nc
shirts aud under garments made order and aired
short notice For SALE Counting Hengs Desk with tire,
drawers and book rack. WIN. CULLiNs
m
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Q.
4 100 TO S50o0.-Air. Francis II. Cnmp, Watch Maker
gag Grand street. begs 70 inform his friends and the
make advances cash gold and silver watches diamonds
silver forks and every description OF gold
silver share intended for immediate sale. Cash
amount paid for old gold and Watches of de
Ans
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-11

J. The Cus- men in Ohio recommended Mr.. Andrew
Stevenson a. Vico.presdcni. That's intended as sop to
the Ccrberus oi the Enquirer and it is one very well cal
cuatrd for effect Mr. Stevenson owes oil the niatchles
grncc he boasts to 10, undyacd preccptor-whp feels
becoming pride in contemplating the rare exccercies Of
his rupl-the reflections II himself
Those Ohio people. should saw have some cutenc
at my rates, they understand the soft places about the ecu
uou- Antique" There no su:or and spc.dicr road tn
tue EnquIres affections lhan soe praise Of Mr. Steven
son.
But how would Cass and Stevenson goo fogehcri II oil
that soId be- true, they did horses when ,y were
n Europe and the IN Emba-ador to England had a very
contemplate opinion o the diplomatic abilities Of tue TX
ambassador to France
And then. what's TO become Of Mr.. Riycsl We thought
lc wa- Tie great Cas- Champion Doc Virginia When Cue.
was denounced 6shy 10y toe Van Bursni,es Riyes took
BIN by The lioud;is there sentiment Of gtnutudo IN
Tie bosom Of n Cass.nau'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-11
"MR. TYRER's GUNS. s."
Extract Of Letter from Tie Country.

Il have Just returned from trip Missouri and in 90
ing aud returning, travelled principally on steamboats, on
all Of which, there were large majority Of the passengers
ioT Harry OF the West LOcOfoc0 took the vote Of the
steamboat John Aul on her trip down from Weston +;
fiaie County Missouri. 81. Louis and the volt, stood
clay "S"-Ihe Pariy = 1 asked the gentleman who
took the vote wnt and who he meant by The Pasiv and
he SAID any good man OF hs parry meaning the ocoio
co.. Thus you see. Mr. Editor. that there is an ind,
bn' parry or parry that concentrate their vote,
on any defHite man; and therefore, must be left behind in
IN loii by that pure Statesman and patriot Henry Clay"
Yours, 10 the Wing cause
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-11

u The Enquirer will no, peuni, the Democratic Cen
ual Committee to take the responsibility OF Calling State
Convention. The majority OF that Committee under.
stood to be in favour OF Calhoun bat is probable they
would commit any great in merely drafting Reso
luton fixing day for the Convention. They might spec
iy some subjects for the consideration OF the Convention
which the Convention NIGH, choose consider but
there would be great harm ia that
The Enquirer with all its appeals for harmony 10 rather
.Asplelou. OF its alea. and nli,nIhoE too cAncin.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-11

THIS distinguished gentleman. accompanied by his son
and two other friends reached this City Thursday ieht,
from Norfolk. Gen q. took lodgings ct tc lIou.e II
Count M"nihoIonilc French C,usu--tIc ION VI an old
freud aud companion in and IN peace.
Yesterday, Con- b. received visit, from large number
%. our Cnzenswho dostous Of t.stlyinq their 3D.
miraon for thc and pr The Of fidelity and hero
Ism, which have illustrated lis hf.
Gen. y. intended 10 leave tie city Ibis morning Tor Wash
tnptun.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-11

Theatre The Ethiopian Screunder- must have been
delighted ~ their reception Thursday evening" by Nh
audience crowded from floor to ceiling, aud gfester
faction was expressed by MI pro cu than y usually the
case 20 ony public entertainment, however popular Ger
man b. certainly he best director II ORCHESTRA we ever
know, and his vocal cspaby, is equal To his instrumental
performance. Spuwood md Harrington support the fun u
the evening with great gce aud c Pelham and his bones
arc unusually suract,o. This the last night ~ their
appearance and oil ahO enjoy good music and hear
" laugh, arc recommended 10 attend.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-11

u city paper Yesterday, re CompIcr) reported tia,
the acting President Mr.. Tye arrived in the cars from
Washington Thursday evening aud took lodgings Il, the
Exchange.
This Is news 10 US. We at the Exchange during
that evenings but wc crowd heard no noc--and
witnessed none Of those signs which denote the proximity
OF great man. We presume, however the Compiler must
be correct observe the Enquirer confirms tho state
men-and the instincts Of that paper IN regard to .big
folks" never at fault
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-11
TYRER,S GINS

In ing the account Of the Exhibition Of the Agr
cultural Society from the Compiler We copied the errors OF
that print and At Is but fair copy is corrections
from the Compiler
Mr.. TYREE's GrNs.-Wc omitted To mention that by a
vote of the Agricultural society 4 premium of a medal
was given To- Thomas Tyrer for the very superb Guns h,
exhibited at the FAIR. The committee hsd not nd
Verused premium Tor guns ami did feel At liberty 10
award one though they bestowed high praise Oh Mr. ".
fors gun The vote OF the Committee however made the
honor the more marked We so Tar from the stand
mat We dd not hear the motion and the VOTE and were moi
aware OF then until We saw 1t IN the Enquirer
MIR. TYRER'S GUNS"
The Editors OF the Compiler have done great Justice 10
our ingenious and meEtorous citizen, bringing To- notice
his specimen Of Guns, &C. exhibited at the late Pair
they were certainly superior and beautiful and desery.
the mos, solid proofs Of patronage.
In the same spiFlt OF justice be allowed 10 give
Gus to our old citizen David Walsh so long known 10
u.s. and 50 faithful. For bis Boots and Shoes il woud
SEEM no premium was awarded. / cav them at the Es
hoon and fingered by them with NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
only that they too small for my ee-but have since
ea!ed and corrected that fault. Some of them were soft
gnt and what he calls Stylish others double -oled strong
ia-onabe and stho suited winters mud VET bes
uiu Ia short have never seen such Boot, and shoe s
D fuay I. mil