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V DIS EASES OF THE UNITED STATES,
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'fThis''work"Js.for sale.'by ''- f
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-'AmrA. , 95-.
Anicncan Turf Hegister, " "
QFT)HE want of a repository in this country, like
the English Sportiner Magazine to serve ms
kh authentic record of the performances and pe
digrees. of the bred horse, will be admitted by
all, , whether breeders, owners,' - or amateurs -of
that admirable animal. The longer j we remain
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readers, that animals known to have j descended
from ancestry of the highest and purest blood.
have been confounded with the vulgar mass of
their species by the loss of an old newspaper
or memorandum book, that containeu tneir , pe
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to collect and save many precious mitenajs that
would soon be otherwise lost,", the subscriber
hopes to supply the long lookedfor. desideratum
by the, establishment pf " THXkAMEnjCAjr Tumf
RxaisTER." But though an account! of the per
formances on the American Turf, and the pejji
grees of thorough-bred . horses, constitutes the
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Magazine of information (like the English Sport
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ther with original sketches of the natural history
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Raleigh, Nov. !!..- J".-: V. -i 24jv4t
ALEX AN 1) Eli CAMP B ELL,
ETURNS hi sincere j thank's to his ftieadi
Xt and. the. public, generallysi torr the libera!
Oporto
twre of patronage, be has hitherto receivedand
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Jtaleigh Sept; 3.--yt-; r- ; r-,;:-v 4
?APKI, different qualities, just, received , by
DEUG ft MEDICINE STORE
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HAVJl lately re'ceiveoTa large and extensive
occArtmnt nf Dm? nti& MedidnetW consist
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Castor Qil, Vitr; itiuier, raatanum, b.vP"zv"
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ttirei ComDo, Extr Sar6aparilJa,v,Hydr. Potass,
Sup. Carb'. Soda:; Tart. Acid Turkey Gim Ara
bic, Calc- Maghesia,:Yellow, Bark, Calomel, J
lor. nhnhrh, C. Tartar. Suear Lead. $pt. Ni
ri lU. Conaiva: Snt Ammt.n. Tart - Antunp-
hy, Sulph Copper, Iiquorice Paste, &Cf T
t A general assortment of - Patent Mejhcines,
Shoo Furniture Surgeons' Instruments, Dye
Dyins '& 'ScottHnc'Esfeblismciii.'
Woods, Hatters rnmnungs anu ftiajenajis, ui;ii
as Aqua Fortis, Quicksilver, Logwood, ?Bow
Strings Skins. Binding's and Bands, Bnikles &
nirs,
Tinths. vrrv low. ! A larffe supply ot mints. ifc
BpisheS of every description, Spt. TnF entine,
LinserJ ; f unp and Tanners' Oil, Gold ,nd Sil
ver jeat Copal and Leather, Vimish, superor
quality, Window-Glass 8 X 10,10 X 1, 12 X
16 and 16 X 18, and Putty. . X
Their assortment comprises every ar:icle in
the Apothecary's line ; the principal part, of
which having lately been selected by themselves
in Philadelphia and New. York with.cash, they
are enabled to sell ,fo cash dealers or punctual
customers on much, better terms than. eyeri be
fore i)Hered tin' this, market. Physiciahs and
Merchants will find it to .their interest to dall and
examine before purchasing elsewhere
Raleigh, June 3, 1829. i . " - -
BO
P UO C L AM ATION.
to me,
in the
h-'aud
bf Nf-
MIT-
By the Governor 'of North-Car d
Two Hundred Dollars Re ward.
HERE AS it has Veen made known
thai a -Murder has been committed
Town of Oxford, in the Cdunlv of Granvj
State of North-Carolina, on the 4th ly
vember last,, and ihat a certain THOMAS
CHELL, late'of the County and State fok-said,
tands Charged by the fin.ijng of a Grand Jury,
on "a bill of .'Indictment, w.ih having 1 pvrpe
tratedlhe same on the bod v -of a certain Shel
ton Hobtrood. of said County : And. a it is
further retresented and mane .known to .me,
that the said THOMAS,; MITCHELL hath ab
scon'ded and fled from the jurisdiction ar d lim
its of this State, and thereoy eluded the ; ,rm of
the law and of justice : '
Now therefore, to the end that the said THO
frM AS MITCHELL may be apprehended and
brought to justice, the', abnve reward of-TWO
1 1 UN D RED DOLLARS will be given to any
person or persons who will apprehend ana con
fine the said Thomas M.tchell in any Jail ju this
State, so that he may be brought to justice.-
Ana I uo, moreover, n ere oy. require, coin maim
and enioin, all officers whatsoever, as well civil
as military, withio this State, to use their best
endeavors so apprehend and take, or cause to
he apprehended and taken, the body of the said
Thomas Mitchell, and him safely and securely
keep, so that he shall be brought to instice
THOMAS MITCHELL is about 19 vtUrs of
age, of slender form, down look, a. little frc.ck
led. round shoulders and hasel eyes was lately
seen by a-gentleman of Granviile County at New
Orleans, where probably he now is.
iM'TPoTiuntiTv urtirnpnu
have caused the Great Seal bf the
Slate to be hereunto affix-dL and
subscribed the same officially. t the
City of Raleigh, .on the 20Ui day ol
June, AD. 1829.
JOHN OWEN.
By the Governor,
Jouir B. M use, P. Sec'y, 87
TT, s WILLIAMS respecuuiiyintorms. tne
ClJ Ladies and Gentlemen ot "Raleigh and Its
vicinity, that he has commenced the 'above - bu
siness in its various branches, at the House, next
door but'one below the Confectionary Store of
dyes Canton Crapes, Silks, Stuffs, Straw, Leg-
horn and Chip Bonnets, with a beautiful gloss on
them. Ladies' Veils, and Merino Shawls,c!ean
ed or dyed without injury to their borders W0
liadies Handke'rchiefs, Hose& Shoes dyed to
any colon " CottoA and , Wool Varna ded
tGentlemea's Apparel of every description dy--ed,'
scoured and pressed elegantly. The collars
of coats Will hot sustain any. injury in the process
of dyipg or scoUrihg and will be put in hitnd-some-shapet
, - C ' ' ' ' '
; AB orders entrusted toJiinv will be executed
wjth the utmost faithfulness and the greatest des
patch, ji i. . ' -' y vi 4". -RaleighSept.
2, 1829. . vf .,v
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Public Entertainment.
NEAV BOOKS.
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tl 'ladelphia, the foUbwingrhew p!hl0mhi
'' Madduck's Reports, sixvolumes
Saunders on Pleading and Evidence 3 ,
; - ; Peters'.Reports, 2d volume 3
, . i Story's Pleadings, new, edition
l , Sarkie off Evidence, do. 3 vol '
a.iMii9 uouc, on iiuieton, 3 v
Letters from the Egean j " .
( Buckmiuster's Sermons, a new"seri
Todd's Johnson's Dictionary
, 'Neale's Literary Remains "
.v" Last of the Plantaganels, 2 vols
'Tales ofPassion: -, - s 4 An
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r" vL'"fu1tv informs tbe Pb1' that he has
' i I! "ft. : purchiised 4he Public Hoise formei
y obcupiedby VVm. -W.?. Bell .and
JOHN BUFFALO respect-
To Merchants, Farmers, c.
WILLIAM H. RROWOOD,
C031MISSION MERCHANT,
Norfolk, Va.
TTAVING taken that large fire-proof Ware
X House & Wharf recently occupied by liless.
J. 8c W. .Southsate, tenders his servic es to
Coostkt Merchants, Pxatitebs, Lumhkk Deal
ers .and the pirblic generally. in the sale of Pro
duce and Lumber of every description, the pur
chase of Goods, and generally in facilitating their
business transactions in the-Borough, for vhich
his commissions will in all cases be very mode
rate. .'-- ;
His attention bing confinetl softly to Commis-
gion Bunnest, and his knowledge of persons and
of this mode of transacting business in thd Bo
rough, together with his thorough 'acquaintance
of the Co untry Business, will, he hopes, be tbund,
advantageous to those who may employ his
agency.
Reference to Juessrt.
Cole & Sheldon, t t l timiam8bL
Ulias JLi. wingneiu,
Robert Souter,
Shields & Ashburn,
i Edts.- Beacon-
September 1829. v 4-2m.
Norfdlk.
TO THE AFFLICTED.
Vegeta b le Sirup and :Powi
FOR DISEASES OF THE LUNGS.;
er.
le
THE Proprietor of this Medicine, after repeat
ed trials of its virtues-,' which have' beejn at
tended with the most signal . success, now offers
it to those who are afflicted with the waiting
diseases which it, is designed to relieve, iri full
confidence. that it will be found efficacious, par-I
ticularly if taken in the incipient stages of these
diseases. , ' '" v . '
For two years past, this Medicine haVben
prepared m the form of a Powder, 8c taken ils an
infiision, with the most happy success. It isWw
ofTered to the afflicted in the form of a Sirup" or
in Powder, as the Patient may prefers unde r the!
cpjHtioirv that Neither form will ' produc the
same nappy result. Among its most prominent
quaimes Tne roiiowtng may be mentioned, as en
titled 10 particular consideration. . It , nrnrnht
that gentle perspiration wnich is deemed hilth
and checks .those sweats which' are morbid and
perniciousjr relievesTchrbnic affection
congestions of the' lunars bv iivin fore tA th
languid circulation. It.assuages cotiehs. Itlnro
motes free and bland expectoration;' It wtnvp.
pam frpm . the chest.:; U "relieyes asthmaikT and
difficult ; respiration. . It . correct obstinate! cos
ti venes j, and thus leaves! thie? bowels in a, regulai
and healthy statcThu it is foundthatthese
painful symptoms which iridicate diseas.! lJmo
Teadily,yield to this powerful remedy wheii sea
spnably,resorted to, and that it restores the pa.
xient 10 -mat bodily Rigour," which that cruel
.disorder the consumption;-tf left ' to its natural
opeiration, would Cvety speedilV destrov.
f Certificates respecting the Virtue of this Medi;
Cine wtir accompany eagh bottled ; P.rice of ih"
v per uome, or.4 aaozen..- Of the
Powder $ 1 per bottle; or $9 a doze V" -',;
v :!. - y JAMES HADLOCS. L
Fayettevdle Feb.. 189. r of--
OGT'This Medicine mav b"e had at tn'sf-wl fl
Alex. High;- on Hargett -Street, at the corner of
V? ilmington Street, where he will be glad to re
ceive Travf Hers and others, and will use his ut
most; exertions to accommodate them comforta
k.i.. - . - " k "1
- His Stables fare "good and will be constantly
supplied with plenty of Provender of t very kinl.
Owing ! to the scarcity of money and plentiful
neis of produce, the price of Board for Man and
Horse will be a, dollar a day, or eight dollars a
month for a' single pe.son'. :-' ';," ' ; "
He has a HACK, three, GIGS and HORSES
for Hire, at-ihe shortest notice. His prices for
his Hack Gigs and ..Horses, are $3 a day for
the Hack ; Gig with Horse & Boy $2 a day ; Gig
and Horse, without a Boy $1 50 a diy j a Horse
alone $1 a day ; a-GigSO CetJtsu day. . : y
Rdieih, April 2. . ;r . 60tf
N- U t Persons hiring Gigs froin me, wiU be
exprcted to repair any injury donie to them,
whilst in their possession, , u :;J. B.;
JUST PUBLISHED " j "
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NORTHCAROLINAi
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CONTAINING besides the Astronomical Cal
culations, Essays on 1-Agriculture, Valuable
Medical , nd Miscellaneous' Receipt9'Anecdo:es,"
a list of the.. Members of the next - Legislature
and of the Officers of the Sute and General Go-4
vernment, time of holding the different Courts,
&c. 8cc. ,--v-.y- --v. ,'" :X''
This Almanack may be had wholesale' of the
Publishers, Raleigh ; of Mr. Edward .L Hale,
Observer Officei Fayetteville, and of Mr Salmon
Hall, Bookseller Newbern ; and retail, 'of most
of the Storekeepers In the. State. ; - : 4
Sept. 1829. ; . ' ': '"'... . '. :-. , ;
MOULD CANDLES 3
"HE Subscriber has on hand and intends
I keeping a supply of the best Mould Candles
of his own manufacture which will be sold by
the Box, or ih quantities to suit those who may
please 10 lavor mm wuu uieir custom. -1 4,
r ; HENRY-HARDIE
Raleigh, Nov. 11. -' 24 w4t
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Traits of Travel -lieveretrX'
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Kichelie.u , ' I ' "
1 1 u ngarian Tales ; '
Subaltern's Log Bonk
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SUBSCRIPTION
For encouraging the introduction of the
curt ure of the Grape Vint into the,Umt-
- . ed States. X ' V" I ,-X'.:
MR. ALP H ONS E LOUB AT,-having consid
erably enlarged his Vineyard, , on Long-
- Island, six miles 1 from New-York, on the rotl
to Fort Diamond, where he now hasV jih tiill
cultivation, a-Vineyard of forty acres of ground,
containing a stock A)f 65,000 Grape Vines and
a Nursery of 72,000 Grape Vine Roots, compris
ing sixty-two varieties, selected in Europe, be
tween 40 and 50 N. latitude; and having also
the peculiar advantage of bei'ng enabled to pro
cure the best species of Roots from his Father's
extensive Vineyards and. Nurseries, hi the de
paitmentsl cf Girnde, -Lot, and Garorirfe, iri
France, 45 N. Lat. proposes to the numerous
fnVnds to the cultivation of the - Grape Vine in
the United St tes a subscription. ' . '
Mr.'A, L. will engage to furnish' subscribers
with theirj Grape V-ine Roots, before he' First
of April next. The Roots, will be three: years
old, and will produce considerable fruit the see-ond-ytar
from the" time-of their being: planted.
They will be carefully classed and packed,
'which will grealy facilitate the thriving of the
Roots, when transplanted. - ; - - j '
. Orders, will be punctually attended to t the
subscribers designating the quantity and spe
cies of the Grape Vine Roots they wish to have.
They will engage to pay for .l06p roots of more,
at the rat el of 12 cents for ' each root for less
than 1000, at the rute of 15 cents rand 2i5 cents
per root tor less than.. 50.. Hoots only. Una years
fild, snail be paid for af the rate of 9-dents each,
for 1000 or more j 12 cents for less than 1000 j
and 18 cents for less than 50 roots. : J:
Payment to be made on delivery of the roots:
letters not received unless POST-P'AJT. u-'rvX
Mr. A. Ioubat's Book on the.Culture of the
Grape Vine, and on the Making of Wine, may
be found at the principal Booksellers of the U
nited States ; and his Agents will furnish ! them.
graits, to suoscrioers.
Stralton Hill
School ofFavhlon'
T'he,CoIlegians-.f ?j
, : Tales of .Mdihtry Life t
. The Protestant
. Anne of Gierstein ' ; .'
; Visits "ofMercv.-
, Travels of Life
: ShepherdSs Calender"
- Tales oft he Good Woman
' .ApiciatiMorsels . ;.
, Irving's Columbus," abridged by himself
Pastor's Sketch "Book"
Dick's Future State
, , i dicii u s tjJiiomc Mi :; j -XXJ.
Ewell's Medical Companion, (latest edition 1
ALSO, 'a very general Assortment of School
Books and Stationery,7 v -Uv-''
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MALI, m80JsrT
0FKXR FOB SALE THE VottOWIHO STOCK 0
II hds. Molasses, v i
DVf, 15 do. 25 boxes and 20 bbls. Siipar ?
25 b bis. of loaf and lump S d0 '
; 150 bags" of Coffee,' ; i ' . '
c ; s... .; -20 do Pepper, Spice and Ginger, ' "
V '.: 30 tons Iron (assortetl) from 1$ to 11 inch,
.; 3000 Ids steel, various kinds, t .
; , 1000 lbs. hoop and &hcet lion, , -
: ; 4 tQiis Castings, assorted;'
W j 50 sets wagon boxes'; 1q 4 j inch.
ZV150 kegs cut trails and Brads, 4d to 204.
150 bags buck atid drop Shot,
:: 3OO0i lbs., bar Lead v ; r -
' KS, . kelgsVlJuipont's;P6wder, ' " ,
1- V - i 20. 'cate'siC.rocicery, aborted, .
doz: black Bottles, j
; 40 doz. Ticklers, dp. 250 half pint Turn.
: f-:- r-. r; blcr?,'-.. - ' ' j .' '; . .
V 60 boxes 8 x 10 and 10 x 12 Glass
",C.rt:-300 lbsPutty,A::v-;:, v vvJ -;
'v 120 pieces of Cotton Bagging; 30 do. Osna-:r-
' . '' htirgs, ,' -' ?. i .'V -
30 coils LaleRope j , ,
.'. ".', '15 boxes tin Plate, 300 lbs. wire,
:w 500 pair heavy trace Chains, .. .. -
15 dozShovels and Spades, '
I " 200 sides sole Leather, ; ,
-' ' ' 14 doz. calf and Morocco Skins,' .
v 150 reams foolscap, letter and trapping
,Vf'"'-.:'--I Paper, U;v- -'V'-1- : . ;
30 doz patent coffee Mills;:
.: f; -. 30 do scythe Blades and cutting Knives,
- J 25 boxes, cotton and. wool Cards, ' ;
25 cases furfHats, 12 doz. wool dp. .
,',1500 pair ShoesO Jbz 'Looking Glasses
v J 12 quarter casks VVine 4 " f-:
? v .1 doz. hair and wire Sifters,
lr setsanning mill Wheels, Z
; Sperm,, linseed and tanner's Oil,
SOOO bushels r Lweriiool;' S alf,
T 60 kegs white .and red Lead, 1
1000 lbs. S Danish B rowh and yellow Ochre,
. 500 do Aiiuii uiid pearlash, r ; ,
' ,'r'i ZOO do Spanish ftot. Indigu . , . .
1000 dp Madder.
'., Together-with a large Stock of
Diy Goods, Hardware & Cutlery.
AH the above stock is oflered'on tlie most fa
vorable terms, for cash, orcountry' produce.
Fayette vUle Oct. 22, 1829. ; 19-eot5r.
TO SURSCIilBEtS.
Office)
Mr. Lou bat hS selected the. following snecies
as the best ; the choice of which is left to sub
sc rib ers. ' X v . -, - ? sv -, -f ..,-; : f
Table Grapes, or for making Strong JFinc.
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1. Alicante, 2. Robin Eyes, with bier clusters :
or, Qiil de flour, frroserrain. 3. Do. MeltinL'-. Tor
fondant, J 4.Sweet,GuIlanVc5.3kluscat, 6. Do;
Frontignah, ?. Muscadelle.t from the-river Lot,
o. Maivoisie, 9.Toi4ayvlO. Syrian, 11 Constan
tia, 12.. Malaga 13 Meiilers t v- X
14; Large Muscat, 15. Malvpisie,-.! 6' RedJ'.FQOti
(Pied Rouge,)
stantia.,:
17 .BlacVHambburg,,18
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For Wine ,
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19 Auyergnat 20 Blanquette, 21; Doucmef
, 22. Plandeil)ame23i01iVette. 24rDoucette
35. Plant de Rei ne," 26 Burgundy ; 27lorilioii;
-so. , Mauere, y, Uourgelas, z3Q Picardan, Sli
'Chalosse 32. Panse. -v T&i- 'X i pi 5f. v
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: 33. Claret, 34. Ativergnat;5 St. JeaUie.
Jacobin, 37. Meunier, 38.; Pineaui 39.: Ptiianier
40. .Teinturier, 4l.;Bourffiffno n, 42. Bouteillant.'
r 43. Suisse. 44. St. Antoi ne. ,45. tlamet Noir t x
t X - 'Ibr theTabltonla mfi'pz
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46".; Chasselas,-(fromFohtaineIea,):47Do
Cldeh, 48. Do. Cracking, 49... DoX Musk. 50.
Aluscat : Le z"arde,51.' Do S mat L Berries 2 Do!
(d!A lexandrjagj 53 :Doi; (frorajura. 54l-Sad;
vignonv- A - XXmX .:dfMi X?
feitRElf :X' x
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Rougei 58Dib1eti!59Mu3car Grevl60.
Haa Yiolet," 61,'Do. of Pbquet, 252Early? Mag
- 'bubssription wdl be.;f eceived .bv 4hsXi -V??--
x wiuug n win -oe jeceivea. oy t
eXNational Intelligencer, -9
Within the last .three months, Subscribers
to this paper throughout the country, who are
in arrears, h ive heen generally advised of the
fact, and of the amount due Some have prompt-
ypaid up, and many others, we have no uoubt,
will lo soshortly -lltis proper it should be un
derstood that, about th e lOt h of; Dece mber we
shall discontinue sending, the Papr to ail those
in arrear, .Who shall "not by that time have made
payment. This measure may, we apprehend,
be regarded by some as haish .. We can assure
suclj,isthat it will, be resorted 'to oulyiii ofaew-
ence to the first law m nature. . . 1 -
In the fbllowingjcities and neighborhoods,
the . gentlemen whose names are placed opposite
to them are idhririsedAtQ receive 'and receipt
for all moneys due the Establishment, viz :
In this District; Mr.'TJdward Deeble.
- At Boston, r' vvv".; Messss. Wells & Lilly.
At New-York, ' Mess- Hurley & Woulstob.
At Philadelphia, Mr. R. H Small.
At "Baltimore; : Mrv William' Porter.
At Raleigh, ti". CMessrs. J Gales & Son.
yAtNewTOrleans,Mr.-GDprsey. 'v.
-AtiSt.
In Viiginiaf
Mr.R. Worthington.
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Jeweliery, Silver
Britannia .Ware, and :Fancy
"Vu M-Xx:Xi ::.?4 '-X'X
BlEliNABjnUPHY respectfiiny informs h
friends and the public , generally, that e
hat received from Ne-York, and tphil-idelpn
an .extensive andj sfdendid supply 1of Goods
his line, ofthe most app roved and latest tasm
In addition, to his former stock, he has x
ceirea ana iiiiuiure wui uousumuvi.c-K - .
aT superiorjassot f rnent of Pprfulnery and a
variety of Fa'ncV Articles which altogether, tor
inerTOOsiaesirapie coiicvupu.wi - r: ro
fered in this iriaf sett "Persons desirous of PJ
rMinnor im diitiprrmf articles, are respectfully i
vjtedVtpf xralt aiKVexamine'for themselv
res, 3
is Very cbnfidenUhat tlierichness, ,neatl!L
cheapness ofJis assortment cannot fad to P1?
"-:Hiwtfmia.nia mr.Mp.-iHii&9juf " '
beral encourgementJie ha hitherto ecc"e
:nrt-hn4'tKat hvshis nersonal and punctual f
tentiyn and devotion" to business, to merit su
.continuance pt puiit. V ' ,tioi!
mostrCawfnllyrepairedAiiJcinas o. ;
tdlyerrk maimkctured at the-sbortet now
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