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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-11

=. 1,,1, Y-NlRGlNiA AT Rules held
o ~ rlsr;'s Office OF the Circuit Superior
y. =, az and Chancery Tor Gloucester coth-
.'a,, Nonjay The 81 day OF February. lel1
S,anley 5. lIutnall, fia'h''i'
w a w Banks and Harriet his wife, VIM.
n,ns,n and Anna NJ Dnns,on, Deiehaanls.
p9 Tho DEFENDANT. VIM w. Banks, not having en-
-; b,s appearance and given security ACCORDING
~" Il Assembly and the rules OF this court,
y, anpearips By satisfactory evidence that ne
~, an inbahlani OF this country: il Is ordered,
T r-y' The said defendant do appear here on The
-, dar Of The mex, April term, and answer
I. MI Of he plaintiff and that copy Of this or
!. h. forthwith published in some newspaper
MED in the city OF Richmond for two months
,g,,rr.sysly and posted al the front door OF The
CyaE.h house OF this county.
\ Copy-Tcsle:
Feb a6-cw2m JOHN X. CARY, Z. Y.
RI -VIRGiNIA.-At rules taken
in he Clerks Once Of the Circuit Superior
Com, OF Law and Chancery Of Prince Edward
uny. the 81 day of February 1915:
James II. {. Leach, fHi.
against
Abraham L. venable, Patrick II. Jackson,
,rl Henry J. Venable, and John Gillian, Execu-
b: Of Charles Venable Defendants;
The defendant, Gillian, othaving entered his
appearance and given security according TO an
Il Of The General Assembly, and the rules OF
ii, Court, and ii appearing that he IS not an IN
.a5,amp this State, on the motion oil The PLAIN
ii by coa.lSel, ii is entered at rules Aforesaid
mi accordingly ordered, that the said defendant;
lillian, do appear here on the hrst day OF apr,
,rn next, and answer the plaintiff Dill; ana
Ia. copy Of this order be forthwith inserted 10
me one Of the public newspapers printed ~ inc
III Of Richmond for two months successlveiy,
nj also posted at The front door OF The Couf'
!o,.e OF this county.
A Copy-Teste,
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II gives us great regret to state the death
OF JOIN BrDDLE CHAPMAN, Esq, formerly a
resident of this city, and eldest son OF Or. y.
Chapman of Philadelphia. He died in that city
on The morning of The 18th OF February, IN the
34.h year of his age. Mr.. c. was man OF hne
genius, OF great independence OF character, ana
talents with which he was endowed, had origi-
nalv marked him. out for a distinguished man.
He has left two sweet daughters behind him.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-11
For THE ENQUIRER
(,onr,,e,;ono, D;gr,et Conreutiou

Congressional Dis!r1et C0nrcntion.
The Republican Delegates appointed from
Louisa, Hanover, Gcochland, Powhatan, Ches-
lericld, Heurico and the city of Richmond, will
assemble al the Union Hotel on Wednesday, the
9Th inst, al or before meridian, 10 nominate a
candidate 10 represent the district in Congress.
Committee of Arrangements.
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TN the Unilcd States Court for The Eastern
| District OF Xirninia December @ 1874:

TN the Unilcd States Court for The Eastern
i District Of Virginia, December 9, 1874:
In the matter OF Bankruptcy Of Samuel Branch
OF The county Of Campbell, in the Eastern ViIgi-
MIA District:
The said Samuel Branch, who has been decreca
a Bankrupt By this Court having fled petition
PRAYING for his discharge: II is ordered that no
tce thereof be published in a newspaper printed
in the City OF Richmond, seventy days al least
before the Dist day Of February next when a
hearing will be mad on the said petition. at the
United States Court Room il the CITY of Rich
mond and all creditors who have proved ,hoir
debts, and other persons in interest, may appear
al the said time and place, and show cause, ifany
they have, why the prayer OF the said petitioner
should not be granted.
A Copy-Teste:
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Dec. lO-wllwc MAYO, Crk.


LAND AGENCY IN MISSISSIPPI
TINE undersigned, Register Of the Uniiel
i States Land Office at Jackson, Mississippi,
offers his services to the public as General LanL
Agent. He will sell Lands, pay Taxes, and at
tend TO all other matters connected with the same
for non-residents. His facilities for acquiring
correct information about Lands in this State, are
the very best Charges moderate. All letters
must be post paid B. r. COWHERD.
JAN l7-cWllW
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To he Editors 81 Me Eaqui,cr.
"BUSH INSTRUCTIONS"

In December last, large number OF The De-
mocrals Of Mathews, feeling that coDcern for The
welfare OF our country so entirely unknown 10
the Editor OF the Richmond Wing, and fearing
that our representative, Col. J. R. Bilups, (wor-
Thy and honorable as we believed him to be-
might become contaminated by imbibins 100 Tree
~ the pesllential emanations from thai most dis
gus,ng and disgraceul sheet, thought fit 10 ge, up
Instructions. 10 guard against such contingent
cy, and 10 secure as they certainly had right
10 expect, proper expression OF their rW-lhc
will OF decided majority of The legally qualified
voters of the district which Col. Billups has The
fcciing honor 10 represent AT present.
Well, sirs we held meetings which had been
duly advertised in all The public places in The
county, and finally, anxious 10 obtain The most
unexceptionabe evidence Of the will OF the pco-
pie, appointed a committee in each district, com
posed Ot gentlemen who would scorn 10 dabhlc
in the dirty puddle with which the spoiless Editor
OF the Wing seems so perfectly familiar, and
which il has always been his chieicst pleasure
10 revel in, whose duty il was 10 present 10 every
voter copy OF the preamble and resolutions for
his examination, approval and signature. Such,
sirs, was The course, neither 'unscrupuous' mol
"lving," which the honest hearted Democracy oil
Mathews thought proper TO pursue and being
honest in their intentions, and fearless in the pro-
secuton OF them, they chose rather the noontitcs
glare, for they did but their duty.
cannot iorbear however, from stating, that
there was an attempt in This county 10 get up the
rcry Hind 81 bush instructions which have 81
much excited The most honorable feelings OF The
most honorable Editor OF the Whig bun that gen
tleman is most unfortunate in being in such hasr
for, he has been heaping Goals Of fire on he
head OF the most active ana most devoted adhe-
rem, OF Col Biliups in the whole county. This
most Jealous friend started a paper as counter IL
slruclions 10 Col. Billups, without the form OF n
meeting and had really obtained some few names
before we had any nlimaiion Of The existence oil
such a paper. a comparison between the sue
cess oil the Two nslruc,ing parties, offers The bcs
criterion By which 10 Judge OF the intelligence.
stability and feelings Of the people in this &c
mole" and per consequence, i;e:ale and be.
nighied region.
II is a base SANDER on the people Of Mathews.
TO suppose them capable of being covered and
wheeled to the right LEFT by the "unscrupulous'
and Lying" They are incapable OF being taught
those evolurions in political tactics so thoroughly
taught by the great Embodiment, and 50 grace
fully praciscd By the accomplished vaulier OF
Castle Hill. But, Messrs Editors must close
my letter, Tor have not at my elbow a filiiy
pool from The dgegs Of which TO serve up sa-
vouIy dish for the refined palate Of the refined
Editor Of The Wing. And, lei me add, that
still ecl proud that am an
"USTERRrrED DEMocRt-"
on North Emil jIQiiclrs ('0p7|1, IN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-11

President Tyler last night nominated Judge
Wilkins, the Secretary Of War Associate Judge
OF the Supreme Cont for Pennsylvania. The
Senate refused 10 60 into executive session at all
and left all the appointments for The action Of Pre-
sident Polk and the new Senate.
IN Y HroH
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Tic Angus hID0mld Eroads.

The "Winchester Vireinian" calls the atten-
ton of the ;o;ers Of Hampshire 10 The frauds
which arc attempted 10 be pcrpeiraed by Mr. Pro-
rric,ary Mcdonald, and his Wing clique We
Shall attempt 10 expose the fraudulent character
of these spurious votes in all their naked enor-
miiv-and then il will become question, whe-
Their these spurious voters will condescend 10 pro-
fit by The frauds Of Angus whether
The lima fife voters OF Hampshire county will
permit themselves 10 be orerslaughed, and their
county controlled bv those who have rot The lesi-
innate risht 10 vote al all-whelher lie commits
sioners of the election will consent TO receive
these fraudulent voles-whelher The Republican
party of Hampshire will suffer themselves to he
overridien BY such an abominable violation OF
the Consttulion-and whether they VIII not bring
down the penalties of the law upon these misera-
bic overtoppers. Upon one thing We VIII venture
to hazard the opinion, that The suggestion OF The
"Winchester Virsinian" will lie fully carried
ont and that the members who profess 10 claim
their seats upon such an unhuly fraud will be
driven out with disgrace.
IFfom The Winchester Firginian.
aThe Richmond ENQUIRER is making fuss about
votes made on mountain land in HAMPSHIRE and at
rempts srmatize The voters az sers oil Angus Nc
Donald We suppose il never heard of The Heterick
votes in Frederick, made upon mountain land Whose
Who gave The Locos the county nf Frederick But that
was all perfectly right we suppose
1.-THE above article is clipped from the Char
lesiown Free Press and we only advert 10 il here,
because the Editor is striving TO impress the idea
that the Heterlck deeds 10 which he refers belong
10 the same category, and are identical in their
siipula,ions with those which have erected the
stseris Of Angus Mcdonald" into bona fdc owners
and occupiers Of land The Editor OF the Free
Press could not have instituted very nice exam
nation, if he speaks from the records at all, into
the character of the two classes of deeds-for if
he had, it is evident that he mus; have discover
ed very marked difference between them
The deeds by which the Heterick lands were
conveyed 10 their present owners, not only pur-
ports to convey, but do actually convey to the pur-
chasers, fair and bona fde titles to the lands in
question. They pass The whole title in fee, and
in no instance tha. we have ever heard OF, do they
reserve, as do the Mcdonald deeds, all that is
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Cossrr. TO LIyERrcoL-It is generally conce-
ded that Gen Armstrong, the presen, Postmaster
OF Nashville, will be appointed 10 The Consulshp
Of Liverpool, in place OF Judge White, rejected.
fPhi[yIelDiia Ec,si0nr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-11

r. MIR. Baptist's speech, on the election OF Sc
major. has been crowded ont BY more pressing
engagements. The Legislature and Congress
beng now dispersed, and Texas, the ail-engros-
sing question of the day, being, as We hope, set
lied we shall have more sea-room for other CON-
municalions as soon as we have published two or
three speeches connected with that important sub
iect. Mr. BIS speech will receive the earliest
attention,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-11

Whcrcnpon, on motion Of Mr.. Nrcson. Col;
John G.. Sringer OF Wood county, was declared
10 be the choice of The Contention, and unanl-
mously recommended TO The voters OF this district
as the Democratic candidate for the State Senate.
On motion, the following persons were appoint
ed Commute 10 inform Col SiIinger Of his
nomination, and request his acceptance, 10 wit;
Messrs Neeson Of Taylor, Malone OF Richie,
Flesher OF Lewis.
On motion,
Re@ired, That the Editors ofibc Scion Of De.
mocracy, Richmond Enquirer, McuEtainecr, and
Parkcrsburg Gazette, be requested 10 publish The
proceedings OF this Convention.
On motion of MIR. PhelpH,
Reuli,cd uuaaimous'u. That the thanks OF his
Convention are due 10 the President add Secreta-
~ thereof.
On motion of Mr. Samuc!s. the Convention ad-
iourneJ sine die. Z. cox, President.
T. X. JONES, Secretary.
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"USTERRIrrED Democrat
Of North En., Matters C0u7lf1,. ".

Executive SESSION., is understood that No.
action was had in The Senate to-day on any OF The
Executive nominations-ihe cause assigned be-
ing The absence Of Senator Benton, occasioned hy
nd>posilon. 1t is runored that The subject un-
der discussion during their proiracied sitting was
the Ioll Verein treaty, which was laid on The IA
bic BY vote Of The Senate al the close OF The
late session Of Congress.
1Hwdnys Constitution"
-TTr Passengers in Yesterdays cars report.
that the nomination Of Mr. Bancroft is laid over
till Monday ncSt.-Euqmro.I
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-11

IN CHANCERY-VIRGIsI,-At Rules held
l in the Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior
Court OF Law and Chancery of Northampton
county, on the 9TH day OF February, 1915:
John 3. Ailworth, James J. Aiworth, and Ed
wand r. Allen, merchants and partners trading
Under The firm ofAilwcrths & Allen, plaintiffs,
against
John S. Wilkins, Thomas F. Spady, and Ben
amin Haley, Defendants.
The defendant, John S. Wilkins, not having
eNe'ci his appearance, and it appearing by sa-
.ISacio'y evidence that he is not an inhahtant OF
~ .ls Commonwealth 1t is ordered, that The said
Itslsndan John S. Wilkins, do appear here at
ae Eales TO be holden for the said Court on the
y alN Monday in May next, and answer the bill
= ne plaintiff; and that copy Of this order be
i o'ta~ilh inserted in some newspaper published
u u,e city of Richmond for two months success
,."el', and that another copy be posted at The
''0l' door OF the Courthouse Of this county.
A Copy-Tese:
rep. lS-w2m LOUIS P. ROGERS, C. C.
| y RY-VIRGINrA-At Rules heh
r ~ The Clerks office of the Circuit Superior
. woul OF Law and Chancery OF Northampton
'Oun,y on The 7lh day of February, l845:
,. nooeit ). Upshur and Edward G. Thomas, late
I ..S!s and partners trading under the firm Of
0iNnul fnomas, Plaintiffs,
against
,% v%nn i 5 Wilkins, Thomas F. Spady and Ben
TN naiey, Defendants,
,., Tue defendant, John S. Wilkins not having en-
scro,ur 's appearance, and it appearing by salts
NJ. = esiuence, that he is not an inhabitant Of
e.nSs commonwealth: Il is ordered, that the said
aues a. 'ohn ). wilkins do appear here at the
Sa aaay IN May next, and answer the bin of the
.s , and that copy oflhis order be forthwith
d p;eal In some newspaper published in The city
Ia, " s for two months successfully and
Ii. csnolher copy be posted a. The front door Of
''uf'houseo Of this county.
P.b % A Copy-Teste:
-Tsm LOUlS'P ROGERS, &C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-11

The House of Delegates Of Maryland, have
passed Stamp Act, in order TO redeem the credit
Of the State.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-11

A Correspondent from Charlotte county informs
us that "rhe Democratic candidate for this
county (Mr. Isaac G. Carrington) is entering
zealousy inlo the canvass and no doubt but thai
We will give better account of ourselves, than
We have done for some years past Mr.. Hill
makes but little impression; and although the
majority was small IN this Congressional district
at the late Presidential election the opinion pre-
walls generally thai il will be decided this Spring"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-11
The Washington Correspondent OF the y. y

The Washington Correspondent of The y. y.
Evening Post says:
"The CITY are much amused at very quiet
repartee made on Friday last by MIR. Sidell, re-
preventative from Louisiana, 10 Packenham, the
British Minister MIR Packenham, il seems was
in the lobby when the House concurred in the
amendment made by The Senate to the bill Tor an
ne1ing Texas, and when the result was announced,
he ,urned to Mr. Slidell, and said 'You Americans,
are indeed. grasping people, Yes.'replied Mr..
Slidell I'VE have strong mixture OF The Anglo
Saxon blood in us"
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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. TUESDAY MORNING MaueU ;, 49,.

Flowers and Col. Kincheoe, Who while they will
meet with inevitable defeat may hazard the cleo.
lion of Col Sringer and secure The seal 10
Wing; for the Wings Of this same county Of
Harrison, are only celebrating upon which of
waiting, perhaps, TO sec the opponent Of The M.
minee fairly in the field, when they will pounce
upon us and this large Democratic district. con.
tanning majority Of upwards OF 500, NAV he
basely misrepresened for The next four years.
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Feb. o6-w2m

Tn CuANCERY.- ViRGlNrA:-At Rules held
| in the Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior.
Coaro. Law and Chancerv for the county oil
Gloucester, on Monday, the 3rd day Of February,
ISIS:
Charles C. Dayal and others, Pltifis;
againS.
Jshn Tath, p. L. Tabb, VIM. P. Smith, ad.
riuis:ia.or Of Thomas Smith, deceased, VIM.
II Eoy Roscow Cole, Jacob c. Sheldon, The legal
representative Of Charles L. Winglield, Henry
L. Nu,ial. A. L. Dabney and James Il. Bentley,
Defendants.
The defendants, Roscow Cole and A L. Dab
1cy, no, having entered their appearance, AMI
.iven security according 10 act Of Assembly and
he Rules OF this Court, and it appearing BY sat
i;acoIy evidence that they are not inhabitants
,i,hs Country, it is ordered that the said defend'
an, 10 appear here on the first day OF the next
April term aud answer the bill Of the plaintiiiS:
md that copy Of this order be forthwith publish
81 in some newspaper printed in the city OF Rich,
,aoui Tor Two months successfully, and posted at
he front door of the Court House OF this county.
A Copy-Teste:
JOHN r. CARY, c. G.
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IN CHANCERY-ViRGiNIA AT Rules held
in the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior
CouIi OF Law and Chancery, of Northampton
county on the 7.h day Of February, l945:
Edward C. Thomas, Plaintiff
against
John S. Wilkins, Thomas F. Spady and Ben
amin HALEY, Defendants.
Thu defendant, John S. Wilkins, not having
entered his appearance, and it appearing By salts
iaclory evidence that he is not an inhabiant of
ms Commonwealth II IS ordered, that the said
lesendani, John S. Wilkins. DO appear here at
ne rnlcs TO be holden for the said Court, on the
irst Monday in May next, and answer the bill of
he plaintiff; and that a copy OF this order be
orthwih inserted in some newspaper published
n the City oil Richmond, for two months success
lively and that another copy be posted a, the
ront door of the Court House Of this county,
A Copy. Teste,
LOUIS P. ROGERS, C. C.
Tai 70 u.l,o
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IN VIRGINIA AT Rules held
L in the Clerks Office OF The Circuit Superior
Court Of Law and Chancery, OF Northampton
county, on the eth day OF February, 1915:
James II. White, Plaintiff;
against
John S. Wilkins, Thomas F. Spady and Ben
amin Haley Defendants.
The defendant John S. Wilkins, not having
entered his appearance, and it appearing by salts
lactory evidence that he is not an inhabitani of
ms Commonwealth 1t is ordered, that the said
defendant, John S. Wilkins, do appear here at the
rules 10 be hollen for the said Court, on the first
Monday in May next, and answer the bill OF the
Plaintiff and that copy of this order be forth
with inserted in some newspaper published in the
ciy OF Richmond, for two months successfully,
and MAT another copy be posted at the front door
o The Conf House of this county.
A Copy. Tesie,
LOUIS P. ROGERS, G. c.
Feb lS-u9,n
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-01-31
NEW STORE.

vEvliE subscribers have just opened in the town
L of La Sale, large and well selected assort-
ment of
Dry Goods, Groceries, HardaOare and
Crochery,
which they will dispose of on the most reasonable
terms for all kinds of country produce.
Cash paid for Pork, Wheat, Corn, Oats, Hides
Tallow and Bee's.wax.
They are also prepared to store all kinds of
produce, aud attend to the delivery and shipment
of the same, on which they will make liberal adj
vanccs in cash or merchandise, al terms that can
not fail TO please customers.
HARDY & JOHNSTON.
La Sale, Jan. 3, lS45. 80 m
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-01-31
SALT! SALT! SALT!

rlNllE Coop Remedy for
- the Ague and Fever-Uarranied 10
cre.-Edson's compound vegetable rem.
edy, is the only medicine now sold which
will eHec,ually remove the cause of that,
loathsomc disease, the ague and fever,
nervous and bilious fevers, jaundicc, and
other complaints which are induced by
similar causes, and which, if suffered TO
exis, for a considerable length Of time,
frequently end in consumption. The
Remedy is put up in bottles, which are,
accompanied with wrappers containing
directions for use in the English and Nor
wegian languages. For sale by
Oct. lS. G.. l.. THOMPSON.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-01-31

Diligence in BusineSS.-Cultivate a
spirit of diligence both in your temporal
and spiritual employ. Strictly adhere to
your business. Religion commands this
There may be difficulties in your calling,
and so there are in every situation, but
let not this relax your exerions, lest you
give occasion for your enemy to speak
evil Of you. Besides assiduiy in your
lawful concerns is one of the best ways
TO be preserved from temptation. Idle
ness has led to a thousand evil consequent
ces; while itself is a most unhappy state
of mind. 1t is good to be employed.
Action is really the life, business, and
rest of the soul. 'Idleness,' as Sou,hey
says. offers up the soul as bank TO the
devil for him to write what he will upon
It, ldleness is the emptiness, and bust
ness the lullness of the soul !; and we all
know that we may infuse what we will
into empty vessels, but full one has no
room for further infusion.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-01-31
Duel between two Member. Of Congress.

Mr.. Yancey, of Alabama, and Mr.. Clingman Of
North Carolina, during the debate on the Texas
question in the lower house at Washington on the
7th inst 60, to using hard words in reference to
each other, and finally agreed to settle their diff
cultes elsewhere" Thereupon challenge and
acceptance passed between them and they went
post haste to Bladensburg, and, placing themselves
some twenty PAGES apar, fired of each pistol, the
one into the air, the other into the ground. Ha-
wing thus gone Through the motions Of duel,
they mutually expressed themselves satisfied, y
protested they had meant "nothing personal
when they called each other "traitors," &C., hug
ged and kissed, branded up, and returned TO Wa
shington; and thus began, progressed, and ended
this very foolish piece Of business.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-01-31

The prejudiced are apt to converse bu,
with one sort OF men, to read but one
sort OF books, to come in hearing of but
one sort Of notions; the truth is, they
canton out TO themselves little Goshen
in the intellectual world, where light
shines, and as they conclude, day blesses
them; but the rest Of the vast expansion
they give up to night and darkness, and
so avoid coming near it. They confne
themselves to some little creek, not ven
turing out into the great ocean of knowl-
edge, to survey the riches that nature has
stored other parts with, no less genuine,
no less solid, no less useful, than what is
to be found within their own little spot
Barrow.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-01-31
FAN and winter Fashions,
Fashionable Tailoring.
GEORGE SMITH

RESPECTFULLY returns thanks to the CT
Ia items Of Ottawa and vicinity for the liberal
patronage be has heretofore received, and hopes
to merit continuance of the same. His Tai
loring Establishment is on the south side OF
the public square, over J. & G. Armours store.
lie is prepared to do work on the most reasona-
BILE terms, aud warrants all garments made by
him to fit. Cutting will be done on short notice
and warranted ro f,if properly made up.
The latest fashions from New York city are
regularly received, which enables him to furnish
garments of the latest and most approved style
Ottawa, Jan. 10, 1915 30tf