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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-05-06
Administrafor,- No1Iea

Administrators Notice.
NoIlCE Is hereby given that H. fuller. admins
~ traitor Of tho estate of Henry Burkheart deceas
ed has hled his papers with for the final setlsmen
OF said estate. Said accounts will be heard aud ex
aminsd on the 18th day Of May 1858.
April 81. ls5s--5owS
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0TCol. Schoulsr has retired from the edito.
goes to Boston to take charge of daily paper
i, Aside from the position of the Journal on the
Canal Contract question, it has met with gener
al favor while under his control. The Col. is
clear and forcible writer.
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ss-The Baptist protracted meeting closed or
sabbath last. We learn that thirty-eight per
son. have united with the church during its pro
.gress.
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Ag- f. r. Miller & Co., now receiving a
ihlie assortment of New Goods They are pop
ular dealers and their goods will go off like hot
:, cakes on a frosty morning, so you had better
,a call soon if you woud buy or see them.
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ns-John Fay olihis place, sold ia acres Of
land near town, d. beck, for $50 per acre, and
, bought what is known as the Hedges farm
$3.50 acres) near Otsego, some ten miles up the
river, for $40 per acre.
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ns-Don't forget the extensive sale OF real es
sate, by the Executors of David Ladd' deceased
at the Court House, on Saturday next
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OrYWe understand that child has been
bornlte our township trustees, and that indica-
, tions favor still greater increase of their re-
sponsiblities There is no danger that town
ship will become depopulated so long as you
have the fight kind Of trustees!
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Ss- Haskins, Roller & Haskins, publish theii
card in another column. They are enterprisins
dealers and are doing good business at Portage
Mr. Roller has just returned from the east and
their summer stock Of new goods is arriving.
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eg-If any person wishes to purchase sooa
saw mill engine, they will find it to their ad-
y.ntaqs to look our now advertisements
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Sheriff IS sale,

Benjamin F Myer. vs.. II. p, Mahoney
UY virtue of order of sale to me directed md de
~ llyered from the court of Common Pleas, of Wood
county Ohio, In the above cause will offer for sale
at public auction. at the door of the Court House in
Perrysburg, on Monday the 10th day of May, A. d.
1858, between the hours of and two o'clock r. a.
one brown horse taken in attachment as the proper
ty of said hahoney. G. W. NORTON Sheriff
April 20, lS58-Slw2Sl.
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ns-Miss Eliza P. Jones has just received her
.spring styles, and those who want a" love OF
bonnet should give her an early call
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DECIDEDLY MUsIcAL.--Last Tuesday some
'movert passed through this place eastward and
one waGn contained five or six angelic crea-
lures w'lo were singing at the top (or boitom)
OF their voces, some favorite nursery rhymes
Their voice were about as fat as something soft
after sawlbg has rolled over it. They were
followed thtugh the street by crowd of admi
ring youngsus. Such travelling troupe Of
singers are no to be met with every day,
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mr. Miss Thome aGvertises her Spring and
summer stock Of Bonnets and Millinery Goods
in another column. She has good assort
ment of Bonnets, Flowers, Silks Ribbons, &C.
&c.
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NOTICE.

'INIlE undersigned has been duly appointed admin
l istrator ON the estate OF Skin Bossett late of
Wood county deceased All those interested will take
notice. SIMPSON JONES Adm'r
April 20, ls5S--5lw3+
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s~The Sheriff will offer large amount OF
property, at the Court House, next Saturday
Sac advertisements.
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A TTER YEARS OF STUDY AND EXPERT
IN MENr, Dr.. Robaek, the eminent Swedish PLY.
stefan. succeeded in producing medicine from twen
N'thrso different species of mountain herbs OF his ma
tive land which acts directly upon the causes OF dis
ease In the blood and by restoring the corrupt fount
ain of life 10 condition OF health and purity expes
disease from the system wherever ID may DO located
or whatever may be its character Indigestion nervous
complaints, epilopc and other fts coughs oonsnmp.
ton In its early stages sore throat bronchitis fever
and ague asthma. low spirits sexual ineapncity fen
mime weakness ,prckng Ct the skin symptomatic of
paralysis rheumatism, neuralgia tumor cancer diabs.
ties, lassitude aud debility diarrhea aud all other dis
Orders ofthe organs OF respiration ths liver the kid
neys the stomacb the nerves the muscular fiber are
unerrngly cured by this preparation II Is 10 the a-
ficS 1oT5l Seeds of disease what an Rlka Is 10 mn
acid; IL neuraIes them with absolute certainty while
at the same time IL regulates the secretions remove,
oOstructions from the bowels crtatesuppetite ren.vs
bodily yigor and regeneratcs every animal fuction =
Such Is the nature such the eeets OF DR. Robac.
famous Scandinavian Blood Purifier which iftpkcn In
conjunction with his scandinavian Blood P, will MOI,
only oblitsate the painful disease but preyen,
their recurrence aud engthen life boycnd the ordna
ry span
In the SCANDINAVIAN VEGETABLE BLOOD
PILLS Dr. Rohack presents the result OF twenty years
experience. hard study and experiment as TO what A
perfect pill should be. No one can doubt their snnsri
ority after single trial Price the yIn
Blood Purifier, ST. per bottle or SIS the bnlf-dozen !,
Scandinavian Blood Pills rs cents per box or tye for
-
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o~rHons. R. Mott and John p, Hale have
our thanks for valuable public documents.
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ON MANHOOD.

AND ITS PREMATURE DECLINE.
Just Published GRATIS, the goth Thousa nd.
A FEW WORDS ON THE RATIONAL TREAT
n ment, without Medicine, of Spe pefmatorrhea or Lo
cal Weakness, Nocturnal En- ssions, General and Ner
vous DEBILITY. Impotency, and impediments to Mar
rage generally. by B. DE LANEY, NJ D.
The important act that the many alarming com
plants, originating in the imprudence and solitude Of
youth may be easilyremoyed WITHOUT MEDICINE
is in this small tract clearly demonstrated and the
entirely new and highly successful treatment as adop
ted by the author fully explained by means OF which
every one is enabled TO cure HIMSELF perfectly and at
the least possible cost thereby avoiding all the adver
tised nostrunls of the day
Sent to any address, gratis and post free in sealed
enyeOp by remtting post paid) two postage stamps
to DR., B. DE LANEY, SO East Slst street New York
0ty. iaor. 70 ,5s
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AltaChment N0fice

Attachment Notice.
Alvin Clark & G.. B. Suith, Plh7s VS. David H. Pailo
Before J. b. Shively J, p Of Weston township Wood
county Ohio
ON Gath day of April A. d. 1883, said Justice issued
Nan order oil attachment in the above action for the
sum of fifteen dollars andtwentyiye dollars probable
costs. ALVIN CLARK
GILEAD, May 3. l95S-52w3* c. D. SMITH
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n all the leading branches of manufacturing idus-
Il try the great practical superiority of Singers
Sewing Machines ia fact established beyond dispute.
No tailor, shoe manufacturer, olothie seamstress
dress-maker. sadder, carriage trimmer, hat manuac-
turer, &c., &c., can afford to do without them.
One Thousand Dollars n Year
Is only fair average of the actual profit from the
OF each one of these Machines, and, for confirmation
of this truth, refer any of the thousands of
persons who them. They adapted to every sort
OF work, fine upon silk cotton, linen and
woolen fabrics, also light and heavy leather. They
never fail to give entire satisfaction
TO meet the growing demand for smaller and more
elegant machine for private household purposes. we
have produced and ready to receive orders for
Singers New Family Sewing Machine,.
Which is the most compact AID beautiful sewing Ma
chine constructed. 1t is ornaniented in the high
est style Of art and all who II delighted with it,
1t makes the improved nerocod stitch and s capable
any other Sewing Machine offered for family pur
poses,
1t is not subject to the objection of using twice too
much thread, and making raveling seam. like the
Grover Baker; is it confined in its operation
to few thin fabrics liable get of der and un
fitted to use fax thread, like the Wheeler & Wilson Ma
chine; but is amply sufficient to perform all kinds Of
family sewing
for use, $780, The larger standard machines, IRON
$l26 TO $500. Send for |. NJ Singer g. Co.'S Gazette
beautiful pictorial paper, devoted to Sewing Ma
chimes and containing list of prices and all other in
formation on the subject 1t will he forwarded gratis
l. NJ SINGER & CO.
45s osdway New York
ProSSs0o, POs,G1 oSnIy.v Gosny Baltimore st. L@1is
New Haven Rochester Chicago, Mobile
Newark, Philadelphia, Nashville, Paris France
Glasgow, Scotland.
Local agents waDted,
AcENrs-E. A. Higgins Porrysburg; Wm. Robert
son, Maumee.
April l5th, 1858.
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3. lRl3--AAIY.
SUGAR. yANIj 8t5ji75I'IjI'Ii,.-'

- SUGAR UAAE SEED, -
MENUlNE Chinese sugar 'ano soed lust received
" by express Forsalo hy GEO. POWERS
RESll Garden Seeds from the Rochester seed store
Il just received hy GRO. poWERS'
L for sale by CEo poWEWS S"''
March %, lS5S--ictf S'
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NOPIOIl,
Road Notice.

A petition will be presented to the comfy commits
IA sioners OF Wood county, Ohio, at their session in
Ju next, asking for n county road commencing at
the Woodyille and Toledo plank road between sections
two ~ aud eleven Ql) Lake township thence west
on section lines to west boundary of township thence
south to quarter section line of section twenty-five (25
Perrysburg township; thence west the Oregon road
and there terminate. MANY PETITIONERS
April 30 l65S-5lw4Sl.
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NOTICE,

INHE undersigned has been appointed administrator
Il on the estate of John Astling late Of Wood county
deceased. WN FEARNSIDF Adlu'r
April 70. Is5s-5lwsSI
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" w.uV1uIlNu DAILY Enquirer.

-, - -, :, I"UIANAfULIA. Sept, ?, 1881
Dr. @, W RopAoN--Dear Sir: Having 6aen ,ronbicJ
Tor several years with extreme debility and woaknass
so much so That was unable to attend to my ordnrav
business at times and hayng hoard of the wonderfnI
cures that your Scandinavian Blood Purifier and PHI,
were effect NJ, was induced by friend 10 try them
have been using the Purlher for the last tney.
months aud find the medicine fully equal to ia recom
mendntons 30 valuable is its use to me that Gamer
now dispense with the OF il at my advanced aso of
liie--seyenty.aovon years
cheerully give this information for the bsnns, ~
those similarly affected. MORRIS NTopp1o "a
Tho "a owe certificates and muny others can be- seen
at my Office by ANY one at any time Get ono of NV
Family Medical Almanacs gratis from my ageni,
Mauutactory. Saos- llooms aud Ofico. No Il 70,
Fourth street, 5l building from Main street CincIh a.
FOR sale oy PEoK HtMtLroN, Pc rysb,,,p a.
l.sKRr Co., GlLEAD; W,& II, loon BpwfiNo
GREEsi w. II. HAsKING, Portage ions A man
Nxh, West Mill Grove, and by druggists aud merchants
January % 12J9--9at,
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Motto G is hereby given that my wife, Ann Mar
IN garet, has left my bed and board without Just
cause provoeaton, and all persons are therefore
hereby warned against harboring trusting her on
my account, will pay debts of her contracting
CHARLES +. WIEGMAN.
Mav 4 laha-h2w2&
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S@rThe friends of the two boats occasionally
become very much excited in their disputations,
and ON Tuesday night member of the Board Of
Education who holds two other Offices, and q
carpenter stripped their outer apparel and
Twas blow for blow, disputing inch by.inch
For one would not fetreat, nor t'other finch"
The bystsndsrs Of course became much excl
ted
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Peru, Miami Connty. Ind. Anr . 1as

reru Miami County Ind, Aug g. 1857
DR. c. w. Rsbaeki have received so much benstt
from your Scandinavian Blood Purifier and Blood pills.
that thought my dety, aud it is no less my nclina
uon to give you stat ment of my case 1 was for
years afflicted with that bane of ccmort mud ecisn
cy in business, dyspepsia To rscapitulate ali tho So
called remedies which have used TO rid mysef of this
disease, would indeed make melancholy cntelorue
of. was induced to try your remedies through thc in
huenee of a friend, aud ator using them few days
was greatly benefited and in short time less than
month. was entirely and permanently cured. was
also afflicted with most violent nervous bendnchn
which suppose was produced 10y my dlsorleIed som-
arh, for whom my dyspepsia left me- nv headache left
win IT. l now feel better all respects than have
gar ten years -
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land many groau increased the din,
from brOkennose and battered SHIN"
All that the mind would shrink from of eXcesses
All that the body perpetrates of bad.
All that we read, hear dream of mans distresses
All that the devil would do, if run stark mad.
Was here let loosen
The quarrel was relative to the amount OF
steam carried BY the two boats. Well ,steaming il
gets up great many foolish quarres in this
world However, we are in favor of our public
officers keeping the peace, even if they have to
fight for it. AT all events we shall always ba ok
up the Board of Education in their WORTHY ex.
ample to the youth of the town. If they saw a
horse is sixteen hands high, we say let them stick
to it, and batter the physique of the man who
dares dispute the fact This will teach the
young to stand up for their rights Pugilism is
just as essential in some cases as mathematics is
in Others good blow, we'll put, is like a
good word timely spoken, and therefore we saw.
those who cannot make an impression with the
latter, should always be ready to use the former
Well, steam is a great institution, whether
found in an iron or human tsa-kettle
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. w tIuIl yours, JUTIN s. DEMCTU,
From tho Rev. Mr.. lIcMullen Pastor of Robrr,.
Chapel: INprNNApolIS Oct X SeSS
Dr.. G, W. RopAcK--Doar Sir, bnyo nsaJ .o,u
Blood Purifier for u nervous Affection from which r
nave suffered much ut times. While il ls nonsont :,
the taste certainly has happy ooct upon the nerves
Please accepts my thanks for Your kind revnrs and ao,
and believe me, yours, $. w. 4. MoAULLEN
CiNoiNNAri, Friday SEPT 4, 1857
DIR, kohAoT--Dear Sir; Having been afflicted viii,
and having seen your medicine, called tho scandins.
vian Blood Purifier, highly Recommended by gentis.
men with whom am acquainted, was Induced 10 trv
it, but not before had used various other medicines
After using two bottles, felt It's effect very sonsby and
upon using two more found myself perfectly cured.
You VIII allow me, therefore TO Congratulate YOU npon
making discovery In medicine which Is proving ifsolf
to be worker OF such wonders In the diseases of the
human family. GEORGE IS RFNNET,r W
Local Editor Cnlcinnni nnilr Fnnnin.
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1U01NH2a CARDS.
-S@-@s---~s
|MARBLs WORKS.
~ rnuuw nAvIEE.

.. .. nRxDaY0AD, y. HansAss xA1s
Y1AHKLM yAf5H1ws.
DRIDGFORD b Otl,, General Commits
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IMPORTANT TO CONSUMERS OF

GAs.T Nh npdersigned bsyag purshassd d the
ass BUssERs IN this eli, fer the same to tn
citz ms OF Richmond, with confidence the most
economical burner which has ever been presented
TO the puolic The CO stru lion OF these burners is
such that tbs uouut of gas to be consumed can be
arranged to suit The pleasure OF the consumer, anc
MS Quantity canno. De an cted oy any wearing or
all who ha used them proves that the quantity Of
light gwen by one Of them i. greater. viii. the
sams amount Of gas. than rom any other burners
As the season is approaching when there is gene
rally great Complaints of large gas bills this ig the
best time to app the only preventative which If
10 the hands of the Consumer, and wa invite al.
who wish TO study economy in the use OF gas t.
call at cur store and examine these burners
The following C rtfcate., selected from many
others, sniff ient to estab ish the claims which
we present for these burIers:
YALE COLLEGE ,BoRAroRY, New Haven
January % 1858.
have tested Glea ons Gas Burner by the Photo
meter and Registration Meter, and have also use
one of them for two or three weeks over one OF ms
afiice tables.
The results of the examinations are as follow.
WHILST, by the Photometer a Gieason's Patent
American Burner, with the attachment for giving
steadiness to the flame; burning it. of gas per
caudl s, (Jnad's to the pcund.) The pressure was
equal to IL inch, bat the rate OF consu mp ion wa
regulated By the key, uat the Regis Meter read
feet per hour b American Burn r, without At
tachment: burning 10 feet per hour: pressure
two inches; equailed also l6 candles.
Mr. Gisa 'on's contrivance for regulating the flow
of gas by the movable thnbes inside the irst cone
is we'll devised and skliTally constructed arrange
ment. The attachment of hot metallic rods and
glass 10 steady the flame, has good effect Tor the
purpose designed-aud thus suged l have been
able to writ, by it several hours of au evening
without fatigue to the eyes. When il utl action il
gives the flame stead ness nearly equal 10 the
baet Arganf Burners. without the inconyenient heat
and expen g of that form ef Burners.
Respectfully, b. SILLIMAN, JR.
EXCHANGE HOTEL, Richmond, Va.,l
August Is, 1858.
The undersigned. having used Gieason's Patent
Gas Burners in tho Exchange Hotel and Ballars
House, for several months past. takes pleasure III
certify ing to the steaness and purity of the light
furn shed by them, and above sli to the economy in
the consumption of gas secured by the same; for
after usirg them ie all parts of the two honses
above named the reduction in the gas bills, v hen
compared with corresponding mouths in previous
years, places the face of u saving of from 20 to
per rent. hey ond doubt. cheerfuily recommend
them to all pc, son who wish q good steady light
with all consumption o: gas.
{Signedl JOHN P BALLARD.
g & A BARGAMIN,
ses-lm Cor Main and 10th SITS.
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REMOVALS c. HOWE has removed

REMOVAT.--R c. HOWE has removed
his CABINET FURNITURE WARE ROOMS h
re isy9e and elegant brick streon Governor street
z iew doess from Franklin. aad receD tiy Occur led
oy hlnl0rd ortsE. where he aould be alsd to -
nif nlenes and ths public generally.
aaslnx engaged the SCI vices the best wors men.
~ y pssptred e execute Work az I'll kinds ii his
has y ne best style and It the shortest notice liz
.s.psa py promptnfss and attention. 10 merit en-.
ssuaGc rs 81 hnf p4trcusGe which has hsrefofore
"a g In:saliY hegtovsd Apon hin
u h Ssfi ~ - McsM % wen = cali On him
~n-, O HOWE.
0ovofnor street.
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~ Merchants viii End IL greatly to their id.
vantage TO give us o call before making thes- pnr
stock of irst quality Goods FOR CASH. that enables
US to offer goods at less than Manufacturers prices
Orders received by letter promptly shipped, and
prices charged only the same personally pur-
chosad NH 2s-6m
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FALL TRADE.

~ CLOTHING AT N iioLESAIE 4 RETAIL.
-<- The argest stock aud most extensive variety
OF Ready Made Clothing and Gents Furbishilg
Goods. may be found at Il. NORRIS d CO.'S, ls
MaiD street.
Merchants and others visiting oar city are rsT
ticularly requested 10 call aud Examine The above
stock OF Ready Made Clothing. mxuu;aofured by
ourselves, expressly for this market, which We Hat
: r ourselves cannot be eauailfd In this any o.
the northern markets. regards STYLE quality, and
price. ALI We ask 10 = trial. at
h MORRIS cos,
idsi Main street
ola IN ~ bort Al
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q SpECIAL NOTICE TO MER-

XCHANTS FROM -HE CoUNTRY.-FALL
STOCK Of BOOTS AND sH0ES.-We have
~ in store entire stock OF Boots and Shoes
comp, sing every variety Of goods in the line We
can all ib want, If they will give call to
satisfy them, after examination of our stock,
that va have not emily one of the largest. but the
beet selected stoeh Of Boots aud shoes offered
for sale in Virginia They we're made mostly by
special orders, and are made that an recon-
mend them To our ffien it'll perfect confidence,
knowing they are good AMI well made, and will
give much better satisfaction to buyers than CON-
mon trash goods such are frequently sold at very
low prices, but prove almost worthless to the
Stat 10 give us call. s1d will pledge ourselves
tn sell on as good terms the Iame quality of
goodscan be bought either in New York philaiel-
phia or Baltimore Our goods are bought for cash
and of the manufacturers themselves, ON the very
best terms and We will sell them pr ompt custom
ers at a very small advance On factory prices la
fall aud winter goods, our stock will surpass sny
we have ever been able to oner t. the trade. We
shah be GLAD to exhibit our stock to any in want OF
good goods at fair ices feeling satisfied shall
not fail 10 rlease.
Sc i3 pIIrNEY a WATTS
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DICHARD HILL.
II GENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR.
win IN future devote his whole time 70 the coliec-
ton OF debts In Richmond and its vicinity the prin
cipaI towns In Virginia, and the Northern Cities
has been gagged for nearly thirty years IN TINS
busness and IS confident that he give satisac-
ton 10 those who may employ him. jy l0-6m
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mo FALL TR JADE, 1883. IN
~ G. EOR G. Il j SU VI N Err, u

CHINA. GLASS AND EAhTHEt WAKE,
{No q. Pearl st., Rchmons, Va
Invites the attention Of merchants visiting this
market to his stock, comprising as large and well
assorted variety of Goods as Gun be found 10 any
house in this country
All the latest shapes and pstterns of CHINA.
VIII Tk GRANITE, Printed Fancy and Common
EARTHENWARE, ia OF his own prRier importa
ion: with every description OF Plain, Moulded and
Cut GLASSWARE, from the best factories in this
country.
LOOKING GLASSES
BRITANNIA and PLATED GOODS
FANCY CHINA. TOYS, &C, &c
The best quality of sTONEWARE, ut factory
prices.
he win oely say, that he is prepared to off-r 10
the mcrchrnis of VIRGINIA. Narth Carolina snd Ten
uessee. inducements to purchase their goods III
acknowledged TO any that RAY be offered IN any
Northern city aud respectfully ssks an exanina-
ton of his stock.
( 49, Goods carefully packed and forward II With
proIup tness o.: I=2m