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VILLA ESTATE FOR SALE

ONE of tho most charming residences in the State OF
New York. sitsated in well wooded park and sur
rounded by about go aersa of fertile land.
saratoga Albany and Troy are easily accessible and by
Railroad now partially constructed the city of Albany
will be brought within forty minutes
To gentlemen desiring magnificent and healthy resi-.
dence tor their families during the months the
can be- shut up lett during the winter months In per-
fact safety More land can be purchased il desired.
Anny 10 Judge NEALE, Alexandria Va Jan 5-cllt.
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PENITENTlARY OF VIRGINIA..
MANUFACTURED at this Institution, and sold there
vl and at the Agents Store, No. q, Pearl street, th'
following articles at reduced prices, to wit,
Boots, Shoes and Brogues
Women Children and Ssrvsnts' Shoes
Wagon and Cart Harness Of every description
Machine Bands, Leather Hose
Wagons, Carts
Drays and Wheelbarows
Wardrobes, Safes, &c.
striped and Plaid Cottons
Kerseys and Linscys, for plantation hands
Ready Made Clothing for servants.
Most o, the above articles hand and for SALE win
be made or repaired other job work done to order
short notice for cash. punctual customers only
short time.
prornptly attended 70. Address R NJ. ElMMO,
July Jeff Agent and Storekeeper Va. Penitentiary
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GEO WATT. P. H. sTARKE

THE CUFF BRACE PLOW.
IVNHIS PLoW has been steadily ~
u gaining favor with the farmers N~kAQ
and planters fer the last ten years,
until it may now be considered the "
popular Plow In In the whole South II has taken
premiums three of State Fais and at the last s5
took the ell the most popular Plows in
1t has also taken every premium given by the Mechanics
Institute Of Virginia upon Pows we'll as silver medal,
being the award offered by this Institute; and has
been successfully tested In every variety Of soil In this
State and many of the moro 'outhern states.
Manufactured by the undersigned at their factory on
Franklin nrset, below the Exchange, Richmond, Va,
soil All msdoin our own shops of best material.
April 9-cly GEO WATT IL co.
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BIOGRAPHY OF ELISHA KENT KANE.-Br
DR.. WILLIAM ELDER. Philadelphia: Childs and Pc
terson.-This valuable biography. written by the able
pen of highly esteemed friend Of the lsmented DIR.
Kane, has just reached US. ltwould be difficult even
for cold natures to peruse ito pages unmoved. All
that Dr. Kane has not told ofhmsef his biographer re-
laes In the simple, yet eloquent and touching man.
ner. The perilous adventures of the noble hearted ad
venturer full of strkngly romantic interest. The
admiration of the reader excited to the highest pitch
by the portrait of the heroic man, sketched by mas
Ter hand, yet fafrom exaggeration We give the trl
butte of our sympathy our affection almost unconciouF.
ly and mourn over bis loss. though dear familiar
friend had been removed from US. Limited space
prevents our entering fully into the merits OF the work
before us, which might we'll begue the pen into the
pleasant task of long review, where nothing can be
found that is not theme for praise. The typograph
cal and artistic execution of the work demands high
encomiums.
Mr. True, the agent for the sale of this Entertaining
book, is now in Richmond, and will call upon our
fellow. .oitizens, who may thus obtain copies Of it.
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The RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

BY RITCHIE & DUNNAvANT.
TUpADAY MORNING, FEBRUARY o.
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nv THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
. penHJ JaMATIOE

~H-BEREAS \ communication has been receivod
" iron, Judge WILLIAM LEIGH. rendering hs re-
.son the The Third Circuit to take effect on
be is, day OF February next and the same having been ae
nn,e5 by the Execuve and also appearing BY coImu
Dss,n: from the Judge and omtbe Clerks OF the Courts
in said Circuit, it important that the Spring terms OF
ssd Court. should be held: therefore, IN conformity 10
1w the Sheris of the counties of Cumberland Buokug
ham. Appous,tox, Campbell, Prince Edward, Charlotte
and Hsax and the Sergeant of the City OF Lynchouig
are hereby required 10 GAUGE an election Tor 'nage o
ssd Circuit to be held fret day OF March next III
the places prescribed by law.
Given under my hsEd as Governor, and under too sea-
of the Commonwealth. at Richmond, TINS isn
ZEAL day of January 1883, and in tine ssd year q inc
Commonwealth hENhl A. WiSE'
By the Governor GEORGE w. MusFosD Secretary o.
The Commonwealth Jan 1V-ctue
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INFIRMARY OF THE MEDICAL COLLEGE

lNFIRMARY OF THE MEDICAL COLLEGE.
NHIS institution located at the of Marshall and
Il College streets. In a convenient and airy situation,
open for the reception Of patients throughout the year.
All persons requiring Medical Surgical aid except tho
insane and pesons affected wih contagious discusses
admitted into Its wards.
The accommodations for tho sick are complete and pri.
rooms are provided tor patients desiring them
The paens under the charge of the Professors Of
te College aided by experienced Resident Physician.
The charges for Board Medical Attendance Nursing and
Medicine, are, for
Whte pauenu. On per Wook.
Colored oo ....-...-.---...-.-..:.. D oo. 40.
By an arrangement with the propretors of the Belle
Hospital In requiring Surgical operation In
addition to the above rates: fee varying from ~ to
The particular fees may be ascertaned application to
either the attending Surgeons or TO tho President of the
lnfrnary.
All charges to be paid the removal of tho patient
Persons In the country desiring to send patients to the
Infrmary obtain Information concerning it. may sd
dress the President or the Steward.
Attending surssons-Profs GIBSON. PrrIcoLAs and
WBLLJ0lp.
Attending Physicians-Profs. TuoxEI and CONWAY.
ont Physcian-MAlIoN HewAlD N. D.
Steward-P. NJ PAlnIsH.
Presidept-L. g. JoYsKs, NJ ID. Jan l3-c3m
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TEACHER WANTED,

a YOUNG gentleman, who IL thoroughly qusf ed TO
"A give instruction in Latin and Crock, and who
educated the University of Virginia, hear Of good
situation a. assistant ins1ustor, BY addressing
D. 3. FARROR,
ebaeH At Palmyra, Va
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FRUIT TREES AND sHRUBBERY.
SOUTHERN GREENWOOD, NURSERY

SOUTHERN GREENWOOD, NURSERY.
uIAvING on hand a choice variety of FRUIT - =
Ii Trees of my own raising, and grating
call the attention of the public to them
My Nursery 10 located onsandahalf miles North Eas
from the Old Market where will take pleasure In show
ing them.
All orders addressed to, or left at my agents. Messrs
Van Lew, Taylor Co., No. l9, Main street. Richmond
Va. or myself. will meet with prompt attention.
~ SHADE TlEEs furnished to order.
Aug Q4-c6m LEWIS TUDOR
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TO EDITORS AND PRINTERS


THE subscribers beg leave to call attention 70 & Insf
STOCK OF PRINTING TYPES or. oksAmLEio .nnn,S q
which they keep constantly hand at tner Type anu
Stereotype Foundry, No. 3s Gold street. view ioh
We have full assortment, Of all articles required In
Printing Office. including ,,,vs
All of which equal in every resPecI 10 sny
in this country and which we WIN sen OF
the usual terms six months credit for approved ne
eo,iable or ten per cent discount for cash Oo
Type taken In exchange for new at the customary
OF nine cents pcr pound il delivered within oO days nom
Sme of purchase, otherwise six cents per pound
-''N WIN. HAGAR, JR., CO.
The undersigned, Aorxr IN VIRGINIA, for the above
we'll known estabiishment, supply the trade WIN
'''' PRINTING PRESSES, TYPES, CASES, &C.,
Upon the most liberal torms Having printed the klca
soSp ENQUIRER for upwards OF ten years with Typ!
+, nd other materials purchased from Messrs. HAelR
Co., m nducedt TO recommend materials from their os
tsblishmcnt in preference to others.
Specimen Books will be furnished to the trade ans
sueb articles may be selected will be forwarded VIII
despatch. WIN b. ALLh"hEI
Octa4 Enquirer Oface, Richmond Va
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FIRE ~ FARMviLLE "A carpenter shop, occupied
by Mr.. Setter, was consumed by FIRE ls.t Friday
night, together with the adjacent sheds and consi
derable quantity Of building material. His oe.,
tsbout $40O has been in part made up TO him by th
citizens.
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RUNAWAY.
WIS committed to the Jail Of Fairfax County. on the
w 3lf of October, 1857, "a a Runaway Slave, No
gro Nan calling himself THOMAS WILLIAMS, about Al
years Of six feet high copper color blind In righ
eye, and fore finger Of lett hand. He says hs
belongs 10 KENRlCK COOMBS, Of Faquier county, Va.
and was hired for tho year to CLARK & DAVIS.
WALTER POWELL,
Jan l5-cw6w Sheriff Of Fairfax County,
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THE FRACAS IN CONGRESS ON FRIDAY
NIGHT.
II Is with sincere regret that feel called upon TO
chronicle the unfortunate affair in the hall OF the
House of Representatives on Friday night, details
OF which will be found in another column. Such
scenes sadly debase the dignity of such deberative
body as the American Congress is. ought to be.
And, considering the occasion and peculiar character
Of this dsordery conflict, it is also significant of the
deep and dangerous animosity existing between the
respective representatives Of the two antpodal par
ties Of the country. II the papers have seen, cor
recy report the circumstances, we must say that we
think the remark of Mr.. Kett was altogether uncall
ed for. But at the same time-aside from all con-
sideration Of the time and place-we, of COURSE
mend bis very emphatic and unequvocal acknowl.
edgement of the vulgar insult offered him by Mr..
Grow. 1t seems that several other members
were also implicated In the 6sticuffs OF Friday
night-or Of Saturday morning rather. In the
confusion that prevailed, there were doubtless mis-
takes and msapprehsnsions on the part of The
friends of each Of the original combstants. And
we trust that calm reflection and mutual eIpa
nations have already led TO resumption Of respectful
personal relations, which, presume previously eI.
listed between several of the gentlemen engaged in
this repreheHsbe disturbance.
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.
WILL pay twenty dollars for the delivery 10 me Of
Il negro man. PLEASANT, belonging to VIM. Fontaint
OF 6oochand county Pleasant is about forty years old
has some marks about his neck rather the medium
height, and nearly black. Pleasant has wife at VIM
Hughes, in Fluvanua county, and Ia no doubt in tha
nsghborhood Pleasant had pass to visit bis master
when be eh Richmond during Christmas.
Jan le-ctf HECTOR DAVIS
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PosrorFicE EAvPAIRs.-viRGIsIA The name and
site OF the office at Crab Bottom Highland county.
Va, n changed to New Hsmpden. The name OF
Brooks Gap, Rockingham county, Va, 10 changed
to Coote's Store. At Beaver Dam, Goochland coun.
ty, Va, F. M. Woodson is appointed pos:Ina-ter,
vice 4. T. Turner. Offices at Pear Grove Doddr!dGo
county Va, and Big Cole, Boone county, Va. nfs
discontinued. Route 1924, Va, Fleetwood Academy
to Gloucester Court House, is changed to i' ~
Fleetwood Academy, by Bnwington, Ws!kenon,
Stevensville and Cartoons Store, to proposed ofce
at New Prospect; and then from kiog and Q9esn
Court House. by Little Plymouth, Sheck-I;ord, Plain
view and Woods Cross Roads, To Gloucester {. H.,
Route 1924, Va, Old Church TO King and Queen. II
extended to commence nj Richmond, increasing DIS
lance is miles; embrace Sievensve, between, MFG
William and King aud Queen Court House Route
1850, Va, Richmond TO Frederick's Hall, office az
Auburn Mile is TO be embraced between Chickshomi
ny and Montpelier
The FLY The Blue Ridge (Culpeper county, Re.
publican. says We regret to hear of the appearance
Of fly in the wheat in this cousty
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ACCIDENT AT HARPER's FERRY.-A melancholy
accident, resulting in death, occurred at Harper
Ferry on Saturday evening last, TO a young uan
named .Joseph House, who resided in Boonsboro. Il
appears that the young got on the for ,r4
purpose of visiting friends at Sandy Huok. aud
had not proceeded far when he thrown of ;be
platform and several trains passed over him, cutting
off one foot above the ankle and otherwise horribly
mutilsng his body. lie died in few hours.
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CO.PARTNERSHIP.
VIE subscribers. having associated themselves to-
gether, for the purpose of conducting a general
OF ENDEkS. SUTTON CO., tender their services for
ne transscon of any business entrusted to their
They Will give prompt and careful attention to the nego-
usnon OF Stocks Bonds and other securities Investment
siness
~ Office for the present. at E. T. Winston & Co.'S
Old Stand, corner Of Cary and 18th streets.
JOHN ENDERS,
W. N. SUTTON,
req 5-c?t RIC'HD T. FOSTER.
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VIRGINIA STATE AGRICULTURAL SocIETf.-IIe
application of the executive committee ot this soc,ty
for an annual appropriation OF 80 600 having been
jected by the city council Of Richmond, An offer hns
been made TO hold the next fair in such city RI aIs
make the most liberal offer TO the society Ii will bs
observed that all the cities in the commonwealth have
fair chance TO obtain the next State fair.
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precedent or principle.
To illustrate this fact, | need not step aside to
prove that the Lecompton Constitution, with or with.
out the so.caed slavery clause is in either case a
proslavery Constitution | will not stop to enquire
whether the Presidents annual message correctly in
terpres The Kansas act, when 1t declares that the or.
ganising statute made il the right and duty of the
people to decide the whole question of slavery by a
general vote. will not proceed TO argue, that if the
construction adopted by the President, be the true
construction no feature or contingency included in
the question could rghtfuly be subjected to fual
adjustment by the mere action of the Convention
j will consider the matter as If the slavery clause
embodied the entire slavery question.
1t will be remembered that, according 10 the sche
dule, voter is allowed to vote purely and simply
for or against the slavery clauses that the only form
of ballot permitted is 1Conaitution with slavery
"or Constitution with slavery" thus the right of
voting at all is restricted to such citizens as are will.
ing to vote for the Constitution: no citizen conscen.
ciousy opposed to voting for The Constitution per-
mltted to vote for or against the slavery clause; and
that each citizen, before voting at ALL must take an
oath support the Constitution under the penalties
of perjury Thus the slavery clause is submitted for
ratification or rejection, neither to vote of the peo.
pie, nor even to vote of majority of the people,
1t must be ratified or rejected-not even by the
whole number Of votes cast for the ratification of the
other clauses OF the Constitution. The slavery clause
may be ratified rejected by mere majority of the
persons voting TO ratify the rest Of the Constitution
however small proportion their number may bear
to the whole number of legal voters in Kansas.
Let us illustrate more precisely the effect Of this
method of submission Suppose that four neghbors
"a "B," &C." and sd" meet at the pollsi they may
all be pro slavery men, or all snti-savery, or som.
pro.slavery and others anti,slavery;-uethsr suppos
ton 10 material.
"A' desires to vote on the slavery clause but there
are other clauses in the Constitution which he cannot
conscienciousy endorse; hence he is not permitted to
vote.
"B" entertans opinions similar to those of a
purchase the privilege of voting on the slavery clause
by voting for certain obnoxious clauses could he b.
permitted to do so under protest Of compuslon; bu
be feels that he may hereafter be called on to oppose
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GEORGE I. HERRING's.
COMMISSION AND GROCERY STORE
No. Sc NAM STlEKr.
EEPS always ON hand a full stock of Groceries to
which he invites his customers and the public gone
ray Also pays strict attention the sale of country
f!odpoe md prepared furnish grain bags his
friends who wish send their grain to him TO selI
GEO. l. HERRING,
Au0l-cf No "A Main a.
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SISTER OF CHARIrY.-The Richmond CORES
pondent Of the Petersburg Express, writes:
1t is not, perhaps, generally known that tbs Hon.
Edward Everett has a sister now performing iIe
cred duties of a Sister OF Charity; yet such is ns
fact, and sue is about to tnks the position Of tho Lady
Superior in the st. Joseph's Seminary in this city.
She will probably arrive naary at the same time r.ih
Mr. Everett who is coming 10 deliver his grand
tion on the character OF Washington.
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ALLEN S. NEsIs3EEG'
Superb Phosphate Of Lime.

THE BEST FERTILIZER lR USE FOR
TORN. OATS. WHEAT. POTATOES. GRASS,
Cmd other crops requiring visorouS and last.
ing manure.
Pamphlets describing it, ard the mode of ap.
plying, can be had sratuitous,y at oar stores, or
by mail when desired.
Price S45 per 1000 lbs. g, ccEtS per W.)
a lib, raj deduction made to DEAL rs.
RrerrtinS our inability to HI all the orders last
fall owing to unfortunate and unforeseen accidents
and draw backs. it affords pleasure to state that
the necessary repairs and preparations having been
completed, we are now prepared to supply all de-
mnnds without delay. Our friends will please
bear in mind that Article is old established
one. always reliable and uniform in its constituents
We have also TWO CAkGOES OF
Pacific Ocean Guauc.
which We can conf enty recommend az being
equal in value to Peruvian Guano. and many
farmers consider it SUPERIOR.
Price SIS per 1000 lbs. (o4 conis PER- d.
No. /. Government Peruvian Guano
For sale at the lowest rates
1.-THE leading Agricultural Journals and
Newspapers regularly filed mt Oil sc for the
use Of Farmers. ALLEN x NEEDLES,
No II Souh Mharvcs and II South Water st,
First store above Chestnut st. PhllaleI phia
Feb u. lojS-:}m
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nlelaluieal.
STOVES! STOVES!

A LDRIDGE X Co., are now receiving
"A. their fall supply Of Cooking and Paror
Stoves. among which are to he found ohl
Royal cook fiat Top, three sizes the Glbec
Alright for wood or coal The Belle Of the
states the Royal Enlarged Fire Box, for
wood the Girard Alright for coal or wood
the Golden Cook for wood, improved the
Woodland Home. n beautiful wood Stove,
an entirely new pattern. elevated oven and
great variety OF other co oking Stoves n OF
named. all superior Bakers, to which
wc invite the attention Of al p ersonS want
Us low rs they can be bought in any other
market. We have, also, II great variety Of
ParIor and Hall Stoves, both for wood and
coal.
The Public are Respectfully Invited TO
call and examine our assortment, where can
also be found great many Housekeeping
Articles such as smoothing Irons, cast iron
lloilowwarc, Tined aid porcrlaine lined for
preserving purposes, Glass Globe Lanterns,
Fluid Lamps, Japan ed Tia ware, French
Wash Bowls. Br tanna Table and Tea Spoons
Iron table and basting do. Waffle Irons,
Soap stone Griddles, Sheet Zinc Dicken-
sons Patent Butter hurn. a very superior
article; harcoal aud Stone coal Furnaces,
&c, all ofwhich will be sold on accommoda-
ting terms, at the ELkTON STON L
HOUSE, corner Main and Bridge streets.
Elkton, Sept. p, ALDRlDGE y Co.
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Farmers Depot & Plaster Mills.

Cor. York Arcnnc and CdllorhW Street,
pIlIIADELPlITA.-INe offer large stock
L Of Chemical Manu,es and Fertilizers at low
prices and warranted to be genuine. Among
which will be found:
1000 tons No. Government Peruvian Guano.
1000 tons DE Burg's No. l Super Phosphate Of
Lime.
The above standard articles are each of their
kind the best in the world. Our Land Plaster.
manufactured from se!cctc stone, is celebrate |
Throughout the Union for its purity aud strength;
WE INVITE ORDERS FOR
De Burg s No Super Phosphate Of Lime.
No Government Peruvian tiuano.
Frcncn's Improved Super phosphate Of Lime.
French's PHILADELPHIA Pou,lrette.
No Phosphate Gunno (Phiad'a Co's)
Mexican Guano. "a.
Extra Land Plaster Ordinary Land Plaster.
Chemical Bone. Pure Bone Dust,
Fish iuano. Ground Charcoal.
10000 Barrels Land Plaster,
5000 9 Casting Plaster,
10000 % Hydraulic Cement
1000 % True Roman Cement.
1000 g Portland (!nglish) Cement
Also
Dentists Plaster, Pow d Anth. Coal lin bbls)
Stereotype Plaster, Pow'd Bit. Coal. lin bbls
Glass Makers Plaster, Grid Brown Stone,
Ground Soap Stone White Sand.
Ground White Marble, Grid Bricks. for Painters
Ground Blue Marble, Chemical Bone Dust
FRENCH. RICHARDS e. co.,
Steam Mills and Farmers Derot,
Cor York avenue and Callowhill street
March u, lS5S-2m. Philadelphia
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FARMERS TAKE notice

WE WOULD CALL YOUR attention
w to be.tz Dnnham's Patent Cam Power
Keeping and .Womjae M,ch,nc.
with new and improved GUTTER BAR This
MachinciS constructed without cogs cranlS or any
complca;cd works: it is very light strong AMI
simple; well calculated for l;ilv rs well n level
land. One pair Of horses is suf lent to work it
all day with great cis. in all kinds Of :rlin or
grass OF the heaviest kin Is or un Ter ANY rrcum-
stances. This machine is very durable light Of
drarght and warranted to cut from ten TO fifteen
acres per day with one pair of horses and with The
new improved Cutting Bar, there is 10 trouble
with the machine choking or clo.gn. which !lis
always been Il great annoyance with Rcaring and
Moving Machines
We are now building anil manuracturin. the
above Machines and Farmers who intend pur-
chasing Machine this season you'll look to their
own interests to give us call before purchasing
any other Machine.
SHAW e ARMSTRONG,
Machine shop Orange st. between 9TH Il 9Th SITS,
Pyc's building, Wilmington. Del.
We take pleasure in referring Farmers to the fol-
loving practical farmers in the vicinity of Will
ming on, who are using the MochiHes and Will
state lis capabilities and advantage Jno Richlrl-
son .Ir,, Jos. p. richardson, Edward r. Bc!lah.
Barbara Carr William +. Richardson. John
Bradford. May r. ISjS-fm,
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New Carriage Mandatory
ELKTON, md.
III. a. EaAE4F. s. CO.,

ID RESPECTFULLY inform the public that
lehcy have commenced the mandatory
of carriages in Elkton, at the shops formerly
occupied by Robert Marshbank, where all
orders in their line will be promptly attended
to. Carriages of every description made to
order, Of the best material and the most faith
full workmanship and insured for one year, if
properly used. having practical acquaint-
altc with the business, acquired in the first
establishments in Philadelphia. and having
some of the best workmcn in their employ,
they hatter themselves that their work will
compare fayorahly with that done in the
cities. as to style, price and durability. All
they ask to satisfy the public, on these points,
is a fair trial. They solicit share Of the
public patronage.
VTOld carriages taken in exchange for
new, and liberal prices allowed. Repairing
promptly attended to, at moderate rates,
march II ly.