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On motion Of Mr.. CARTER,
The Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
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WednSSddu, r. Gu IL.
Mr. WITCHER called up the bill ITO expe-
dite cases in the Court OF Appeals, &C."
Mr. MCPHERSON Of Page moved its indef-
mite postponernen, but Withdrew il at the instance
of Mr.. GARNETT, who moved TO strike OUT
all but the 18th section of The bill, which refers
10 appeals in case. which allow OF severance
relieving party from the suspension OF part OF
his judgment.
mount TO the motion for indefinite postponement,
which latter motion had better be put at once.
This 4Sth section does not aid in carrying out The
grea, feature Of the BILL viz: to relieve the Court
of Appeals Of the press OF business.
Mr. LANIER sustained the bill.
Mr.. NEWTON moved The previous question,
which was sustained.
Mr.. GARRETT called the ayes and noes on
the motion to strike out, which was carried ny the
AYss.9Messrs souihal (speaker,) Poulson,
Blick. Flood, Moseey, Marshall Of Charlotte,
Brown, Layne, Powell Cameron, Miller,
Winfree, Broaddus of CulpePer Thompson
Of D., Wood, Garnet, Payne, BROOKS, carson,
Lovett, Leake, Bate, Edmunds OF H. Stoyail,
Ward, Basel, Goodwin, Bowden, tianary, Ra-
mey, Gordon, Blackwell, Banks, Billups. Pool,
Of Norfolk Borough, Mcpherson OF Page, Hiner,
Witcher, Gay, Hamilton Of Preston, Anderson,
Dey, Daniel Of Prince George, Sturm, Strother,
Frantz, Cootes, Martz Cowan, Dcnison, Tate,
Sebrell, Freeman, Newton, Peery, and Good
son-61.
NoEs.-Messrs. Pitts, Harvie, Fulton Of Au-
gusta, Frazier, Campbell, Scrugss, Pendleion,
Myers, Thompson OF B Hays, Harrison,
Beuhring, Toler, Broaddus OF Caroline, Mar
shall Of Fauqnier, Edmunds of Fauquier,
Tyree. French, Mcpherson Of Greenbrier, Blue,
Lee, McRae of Henrco. Wootton, Turner
Of Jefferson, Smith, Wallace, Halves Mayo,
Farley, Grub, Taylor Of Loudoun, Parriolt,
Hall, Hamilton of Monroe, Preston, kiloy,
Yerby, Middleton, Oliver, Edgington, Davis OF
Orange and Greene, Turner OF Patrick, Boil
ling, Lanier, Cooke, Macrae of Prince William,
Daniel CT Richmond City, White, Snckley,
Minor Stephenson, Funsten, Rice, Jackson, and
Fulton of Wythe-55.
MIR. PRESTON then moved the indefinite
postponement of the rest Of the BILL the 4sth sec
ton; as it was inapplicable, now, that the other
provisions OF the bill had been stricken out.
Mr.. WITCHER opposed the motion. He
was anxious to preserve the provision, and hoped
il would be laid on the table.
MIR. PRESTON said, il was his intention to
move this provision as an amendment to bill 10
be reported. He, however, Withdrew his motion,
and on motion Of Mr.. WTTCHER, The bill was
laid on the table.
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EXCHANGE HOTEL.

EXCHANGE PLACE, BALTIMORE.
TIME subscriber respectfully announces 10 his
i friends and The public, that he has purchased
Mr.. ERASTUS COLEMAN'S interest," and
become sole lessee of the above Establishment.
The Hotel is located convenient TO all the
PRINCIPAL STEAMBOAT LANDINGS
and RAILROAD DEPOTS, and offers every
inducement for comfort. The rooms are large
and airs, and furnished in style not surpassed
BY any similar establishment in the United
States
From the experience the Proprietor has had in
the management ola FIRST CLASS HOTEL,
he aatters himselfthat every department OF the
Establishment will be conducted in style 10
please those who may iaver him with call
Dec. 5-clOt JOHN WEST.
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LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA.
SENATE.
Wedncsdav, FEB. l2.


The three bills received from the House Of De-
egates BY the Clerk, were read and committed.
MIR. PENN reported the bill constituting a
portion Of Stanton river lawful fence
Passed
Mr.. PEYTON from the Committee on Courts
Of Justice, made Report in regard 10 the revi-
sion OF the Criminal Code BY Chapman Johnson,
Esq, which was adopted.
The Report states that there is considerable
progress made in the work, and that there is
prospect Of its completion BY the meeting OF the
next session the Legislature The Report clio
ses with the following resolution:
Resolved, That no other provision should, at
this time, be made for the completion of the Cri-
minal Code of the Commonwealth.
The Speaker laid before the Senate commu-
nication from the Governor enclosing certain re-
solutions from the Stale Of Alabama, in favor Of
the annexation ofTexas, &c. Sc. Laid on the
table
Certain resolutions from the State Of Vermont
were laid before the Senate and after some con-
versation among Messrs. Baptist, Carter, Nc
Mullen, Wallace Caperion and Bonduraut, they
were laid on the table
On motion Of Mr.. WILEY, the bill for ma
king loan TO Rector College was taken up.
Mr.. WILEY explained the bill
Mr.. GARRETT also advocated the passage
OF the BILL
MIR. GALLAHER was also in favor of it.
Mr.. VOOLFOLK was opposed 10 the bill
and moved to commit it with instructions. The
motion was lost
The bill was further advocated by Messrs
WALLACE, McMULLEN, THOMPSON,
and PEYTON.
The bill then passed.
The bill annexng part Of the county OF
Patrick 10 the county Of Carroll was taken mp.
Mr.. GALLAHER made some objections 10
Mr.. THOMPSON Of K. explained it,
Mr.. VOOLFOLK moved TO postpone the bill
indefinitely which, after some debale he withdrew
atihe request of Mr. THOMPSON OF Kanawha,
who moved TO lay ii on the table-caried.
MIR. cox moved resolution 10 re-commit 10
the Committee Of the Senate their report on The
examination Of the James River & kanawha
Company, with instructions 10 report the evidence
which was taken before them.
The resolution was opposed by Messrs. Nc
| CAULEY, THOMPSON of A ,GALLAHER.
CAPERTON and BONDURANT, and advoea-
ted by Messrs cox, McMULLEN and WOOL
FOLK, and was laid on the table-Ayes II, noes
TO-
On motion of Mr. CARTER,
The Senate adjourned.
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TO FARMERS AND PLANTERS.

TINE undersigned would give notice that he
j is prepared 10 enter into contracts for good
Corn (white finty preferred) and Flour,a0 be
shipped TO Madeira-the returns for which'to be
made in Wine from that Island. He will qua
rantee The highest price which such produce
would now command here, and all The excess that
may be realized in Madeira shall also be for the
benefit ofthe shippers.
This is very favorable time 10 import-.he
duty on Madeira Wing having been recently re-
duced 52a cents per gallon.
Refers to Messrs. Dunlop, Moncure & Co., Fl.
w. g. J. J. Fry & Co., George Taylor, Esq. Ro-
bert C. Stanard, Esq, w. H. Macfarland, Esq,
and William Gordon, Esq, Richmond.
JAMES SYMINGTON, of Madeira.
NIB. Samples of Corn may be sent to him, at
The Exchange Hotel, Richmond; TO T. F. Knox,
Fredericksburg; Messrs Pannill & Lea. Peters
burg; or to Messrs, Sout,er & Bell, Norfolk, va.
Feb. I3-e4t
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NOTICE

To Members of the Legislature and tie Public.
MIR. KING, the Agent of Northern Publishers
lM Of LAW, MEDICAL and GEOGRAPHIC
CAL WORKS, who is literally patronized on
account Of the Satisfactory prices at which be is
authorized 10 furnish them, wishes TO inform those
wanting valuable, rare or common Works, Mis-
celaneous or Professional that it will be neces-
sary 10 hand their orders TO him Immediately, that
he may procure them by express from the North.
Please examine samples ofpublications, some OF
which he is the sole agent tor, varying from 81
to Si55 the set-amone them the beautiful 70
Iume of the U. S. Exploring Expedition, and rare
Law and Medical Books, of new editions, at one
third the former prices. Feb l3-a
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T +. WORDS NEW LOTTERY OF
y FICE, OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE HorEL
Richmond Yirginia.

T +. WORDS NEW LOTTERY OF
d. FICE, OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE HorEL
Richmond, Virginia.
Rich and Splendid Schemes for February!
10000 Dollars
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. I, 10 be drawn
February l5lh lS45. Capitals $50, 900, 10000
GOOD, $780, 1927 50, 3,O0O $500, 10 prizes Of
1000, &c, &c. Whole Tickets Sl0 halves 5;
quarers2 SO. A certificate OF package Of IS
Whole Tickets will be sent for $3.50; halves IS;
quarters 80 80.
10000 Dollars!
10 Je drann on Tie Birth Dan Of Washington!
Alexandria Lottery, Class No. 8, TO be drawn
22nd February, 1915. Capitals: $4,000, $4,000,
5000, 5000, 32Os, so Of 900, &c. &c. Tickets
Sl0-shares in proportion. A certificate Of a
package f25 Whole Tickets in This magnificent
Scheme will be sent Tor $l40 halves 20; quar-
tiers S35.
Single Tickets and Packages in all the Lolte-
ries, for sale BY J. F. WORD.
II Orders for Tickets and Shares and Cenif-
cafes of packages in the above Splendid Lotteries,
(or smaller ones, that are drawn every day in
the week enclosing cash or prize Tickets,
will receive the most prompt attention, and an
official account OF each drawing sent immediate
IL after il is over 10 all who order from
Jan. Is ]. +. WORD, Richmond, Va.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
HOWARD HOTEL. NEW YORK
Thomas s. Roe Propietors.


m This well-known establishment, at the
EESTn corner Of Broadway and Maiden Lane
.El.W. in the city of New York. is now opened
under the direction and propretorship of The I'M
dersisned, by whom, its high reputation as Flo
lei Of The first class, WILL it is hoped, be fully
sustained. Il has been put in the most thorough
and complete repair painted and reftled. Those
arrangements which have ever rendered il equal
ly attractive and convenient TO men of business,
10 men Of leisure and 10 private families, will be
continued the plan still existing OF having two
different hours for meals, SO that all may be suit
ed This arrangement, it is believed, is pecd-
liar feature OF this establishment, and has proved
eminenlly satisfactory 10 all its visitors In adj
dition TO the exertions OF the undersigned those of
Mr.. John Thomas, formerly OF the American
Hotel, Albany, and late Of the United States Ho.
TEL Saratoga Springs, will be used 10 ensure as
far as possible the satisfaction OF the friends OF
The House and the public generally. The under
signed, look, with confidence, TO the maintenance
of that favor with which the "Howard Hotel" has
ever been honored. NJ. J. THOMAS,
STEPHEN K. ROE,
Late Commander Of the Hudson River Steam
Boat, Empire.) Feb. ll-St
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pERIIVIAN GIIANO.

TINE subscriber having depot in conve-
i nient situation, (near his store,) is prepared
% furnish the pure Peruvian Guano, in quaint
ties 10 suit purchasers. Orders enclosing the
cash, will insure its being promptly sent to any
address, as has been The case for the last two
years, during which time he has been selling it,
Instructions by DR.. Gideon B. Smith will accom-
pany it, Price 3 cents per pound by the bag, or
So per hundred. DAVID G. HARRIS,
Baltimore street, near Calvert.
~ 70 q,
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DIGGER's PRIZE OFFICE, corner Of Main
ID and Governor Streets
Drawing Of the PoSomoke River Lottery, class
No. 81:
% 4G l l6 10 II 81 ii Gs IL 80 45 &c IS 81
Ticket Nos. 81 Il, still another capital, sold
and paid by BIGGER
Drawing OF The Pokomoke River Lottery, elias,
No. %:
A 81 II Sc 10 65 Is 81 IA 43 IA Al
Drawing OF The Grand Consolidated Lottery
No. %
IS 81 % CT 64 2G So 81 20 rs 25 81
THOS. B. BIGGER,
Feb Is Managers Office.
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CORD WOOD LAND IN MIDDLESEX
FOR SALE

L
FOR SALE.
DYvirtue ofthe provisions ola deed OF trust exc
d culed by Cornelius Garrison, deceased, to the
subscribers, bearing dale on the 9Th day of De-
cembcr, 1871, and duly recorded in the Clerks
office of the County Court Of Middlesex for the
purpose Of securing TO John R. Taylor the pay
ment OF certain sums of money therein mention
ed we shall proceed TO sell al public auction
on the premises, for cash, on THURSDAY, 10th
Of April, ls45, the tract or parcel Of land describ
twenly-seven acres, being par, Of that valua.
bic estate known as Bushy Park, lying on the
RappahapnOek river within five miles of.hs ches-
covered with valuable cord wood, lyngronvenient
TO the river; it has on il two capacous docks for The
reception Of the wood when cut, and holds out
great inducement 10 any one disposed 10 engage in
that business The subscribers will convey only
such title as is vested in them by said deed, bu,
II is believed 10 be UNREASONABLE
BENJAMIN TEMPLE
GEORGE L. NICOLSON,
Feb. l3-cwsw. Trustees.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF RICHMOND, FEBRUARY1s
High Water this day a, 10 o'clock, A. M.
ARRIVED.

IL NH Ell,
Schr Manchester, Worth, New York, sun
dries, to Davenport & Allen, Hubbard, Gardner
& Co., F. Grant, Dunlop, Moneure & Co. @
A. Streckel, Fry & Co., H. 5. Rogers, S. T..
Barclay w. Michel, S Bonava Fl. Ludlam
& Co., f. Sherperson, w. D. Blair VIM. Harri.
son, Hooker & Osborn, J. H. Gordon, r. w. AL
len, w. Taylor, Richardson & Co, L. D. Cren.
shaw s. Co, Crouch & Snead, P II. Taylor
Williams 6 Haxall, J. Dooley, BOYD, Edmond
& Co, A. Pizzni, F. II. Amidon, Peake, Jones
s. Winston, L. Nj. Lee, Brown, Taylor Tucker
J. Turpin, Van Lew & Harris, Bosher, Robinson
& Co., J. S. Jones, Fl. A. Watt C. F. Osborne, A.
Duva s. Co., J. M. & w. Willis, F. King s.
Robinson, J. A. Belvn, Richards & Gardner, w.
s. L. P. Carpenter & Co, S. Sutherland.
Brig Josephine, Robinson. New Orleans, sum
dries 10 L. D. Crcnshaw & Co, Patteson & Burr.
Ludlam, Preston e. Co.
Schr. Emira Rogers, Saller, New York bal
last.
CAITED
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& A TT I'm
schr. Lagrange, Green, Philadelphia.
Schr. VIM. w. Wyer, Baker, Boston.

Port Walthal Feb II and l2.-Arrived and
sailed steamer John Marshall, Mitchell master,
passengers and freight, for Richmond and Nor
folk
Arrived, barque Globe, Esng master, from
Philadelphia, 10 Warwick & Barksdae
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Feb Is

TN HANCERY-VlRoINIa:- AT Rules, held
L in the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior
Court Of Law and Chancery, OF Essex county
on Monday, the Sd day of February, lsi5:
John Almost, Nelson N. Dozer and Sophia his
vile, who was Sophia Almost, Plaintiffs:
against
John A. Parker, Thomas M. Almost, and
George Almost, Defendants
Came the plaintiffs BY counsel, and The nisi
subpoena awarded in this cause, not being exc
culed on The defendants, Thomas NJ. Almost and
George Amos, and The SAID defendants moi hav-
ing entered their appearance, and il appearng by
satisfactory evidence that they are not Inhabitants
of the Stale OF Virginia: On the motion OF the
plaintiffs. il is ordered thai the said defendants do
appear here on The first day Of April term next,
and answer the plaintiffs bill, and that copy Of
this order be forthwith inserted in some newspa-
per published in The city OF Richmond, for eight
weeks successfully, and that another copy be
posted at the front door Of the Court House OF this
county. A Copy. Tcste,
JAMES ROY MICOU, Clerk.
Feb. l3-wSw L. c. S. C. L. and c.
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TO BANKING INSTITUTIONS
DRApER & co. respectfully offer TO Bank
IL ing Institutions, their services as ENoHA'
vERs AND PRINTERS. <c,
ortbe firm OF Murray, Draper, Fairuan g. Coz
tenders bis thanks for the preference hitherto
shown for his work, and hopes TO merit its con-
linuance. Their arrangements include Machl-
nery entirely new and as no duplicate will exist KS,
of their dies, such Institutions as may employ
them, will have great additional security against
No work of any description used on their Bank
Plates will be placed on Notes Of hand. Labels
or Badges. DKaT 49, ID 1h,.
as,oh,. AA' - Jan. 29-l5t'
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EAN OR ORGAN PIANO FORTE.

EoLEAN OR ORGAN PIANO FORTE.
TIME undersigned having been appointed by
i Messrs Nunns s. Clark, of New York,
Agent in this City for the sale of the newly in
vented HsOLEAN PIANO FORTES, offers for
the inspection of the public one OF these instru-
menls, which he has this day received per schoon
er Courier.
This truly wonderful improvement, which has
excited public attention throughout This country
and England, has not been over.eslimated in its
advantages in the numerous editorial remarks
which have spontaneously appeared in the public
prints.
Forte, is a desideraium long sought for. The in
yen,or, Mr.. o. NJ. Coleman, has successfully con-
suInmated this combination, affording TO the per-
former the facility Of producing the tones OF
either, or both instruments at will. Its applca-
ton, in no degree impairs the touch tone, or con-
slruction of the Piano Fortes, and the simplicity
OF It's mechanism warrants the assertion, that it
will remain perfect for many years, al the same
time affording facilities for tuning the Piano Forte
The Eolean can be attached TO any modern
made Piano Forte, at an expense Of from 800 TO
$50, according 10 the number OF keys, in addition
10 the expenses of transportation.
The undersigned is prepared TO receive orders
for the Eolean Piano Fortes, or TO have the former
instrument attached.
Also received by the same Packet two Piano
Fortes from the above superior makers, which
will be sold at a reduction from former prices,
upon as good terms as can be had elsewhere, ana
warranted 10 be a, least equal il not superior, TO
any manufactured in the United States.
P. H. TAYLOR,
Feb. Music Store, opposite the Banks.
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SALE OF BANKRUpT's EFFECTS

SALE OF BANKRUPT'S EFFECTS
wv ILL be sold al Public Auction, TO The high
w est bidder on Saturday, the 9Th day Of
February 1916, at IL o'clock, A. NJ, for Cash.
at the Bell Tavern, al The auction room OF r. II
Dickinson & Brother, two Negro Girls and one
Negro Boy, being the interest Of Joseph T. Ii
gon, bankrupt, in The Dover Estate OF Ann Ii
gon, widow Of Joseph Lyon, deceased, and sur
rendered BY the said Joseph t. Lyon, for the be.
ne6t oil his Crcdilors-which. said slaves, since
the Schedule was surrendered, have, by an order
of The County Court of Prince Edward county
been allotted to the said Joseph T. Lyon, by
Commissioners appointed for tina, purpose.
EDMUND CHRISTIAN.
Feb. 4-c2awtis General Assignee.
Commissioners and Administrators Sale Of Re4!
and Personal Estate in The County of Henrico.
DY virtue OF decree Of the County Court
ID Henrico, pronounced on the third da y OF Jt
nuary, in the year l645, in The case OF Harlow
vs. Harlow, ct al, the undersigned, as special CONF
missioner, will expose 10 sale, on MONDAY,
the 10Th day OF March lSi5, by public auction.
on the premises, 10 the highest bidder, certain
tract Of land in the county OF Henrico, adjoining
the lands Of r. Fl. Henley, myself, and others,
containing By estimation fifty acres be The same
more or less, and all the buildings and improve
nents thereon, OF which said tract of land David
son John Harlow died seized. The title 10 the
said land is believed to be indispuable, but acting
as commissioner, shall convey only such Title
as is vested in me by the said decree.
Trms-One third cash; the residue in six and
nine months; bond with security will be required
for the credit payments, and The title 10 the proper
~ will be withheld until the last payment is made.
THOMAS F. NUCKOLS,
Special Commissioner.
Al the same time and place will be sold all the
personal properly belonging TO the estate OF The
hold and kitchen furniture, plantation utensils
horse cart &c.
T,rms-All sum. under $40 cash; for all sums
over $40 six months; bonds with approved secur-
" will be required.
THOMAS Z. NUCKOLS,
Administrator OF d. j. Harlow.
Feb. 6-cwiw
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DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERsHlP.
THE partnership of J. BTannan AMMAN. & Cos TO- Is
this day By mutual r0n s n naeTe
having CLAIMS asaad those Indebted will see
their accounts forthwith, as further indulgence
cannot he allowed. Either partner is authorized
10 SIGN the name Of the firm in liquidation.
:" - - ]. BRANNAN,
JAS. HOOPER,
JNO. D. GRAFT.
] Brannan can be found at the store Of Hoop
er & Graf, No. 63, West Main street Richmond,
Virginia. Feo. WOW
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CLINTON HOTEI4-NEW YORK.
~ The subscriber, for the lasltwelve years
EsTA proprietor Of the Clinton Hotel, respect
rE.lsW=tIllly announces 10 his friends and the
public, that he has this day associated with him
as joint partner, MIR. JoHN c. BLAspEL. The
business will hereafter be conducted under the
firm Of HODGES s. BLASDEL, and it will
be their study 10 make the Clinton Hotel worthy
the patronage it has SO long received, the CONT
nuance OF which is further solicited
PRESTON HODGES
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Tickels SO, halves s. quareTs2 Do CeFlI-
ficates Of Packages OF 2G whole Tickets SliO,
&c halves 70, 2G quarters IS.
u Orders for Tickets, and Shares, and Cerli-
icales of Packages in the above splendid Lo'te-
ries, will receive the most prompt attention. and
an account Of each drawing will be sent, when
requested, to all who may order Tickets from US.
]. G. GREGORY & CO.,
Jan. % Managers, Richmond, Va.
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c. CHARLES LUMsDEN, Watch Maker
ga ANIL Jsveller, Petersburg, N-Continues 10
repair repair Watches Clocks and Jewelry a, short
notice and in such manner as to give sallsae-
ton. He keeps constantly on hand well select;
ed stock of Watches, Jewery Silver spoons s, ana
Fancy Goods, embracing Sir1 st a,,sios' every a
sI To addition will be found an excellent assert
mont .n of cold Silver and steel mounted SPECTA-
CL Gle as we'll as Spectacle Glasses, Of every
Sa L, 10 fit in frames. He bestows great
s;us n the selection of his Spectacle Glasses
and he assures his friends that his Glasses are Of
the very best quality well ground and ID PERFECTLY ency
sns om SS ne e ~ he IS
r U 10 rive the most proper advice to persons
ppH oes spectacles or Glasses All of which
s 1iIl be- disposed Of on reasonable terms;
VI: E y Gold and Silver taken in exchange.
On Iunea 1874. 13-wtf