to r.4itTii:u!
J OI.IET rtOUI.I.E.N r'AC TOI; V. Tlie i
uhscrilier will keep on InnJ a large a..nri-1
ment of clud ol" hi. own manufacture, which he 1
pr.ipo.e to etchnn;a f i wool. He will nivej
one yard nl good heavy cloih lor two and a hall !
p .umla nf good clean wool of the .am.. in jlily ; I
or he will oik wool tipm .'lares, a. follow.:
give one-hall the cloth the w.k.1 make, by rec.iv.
ing eight i:enl. per yinl lion the customer upon
hi. bill', ornll the woolin.kr. hy receiving thirty-'
eilit cent, per yard f .r manufacturing. He will !
a!o rnanufitcturr for cu.tornera lihtri'irlx, jeiin.
lid 1 inn'l-i, as well .vinetl and full cloih.
Cfa.'h f)?.ii'n done on reaaonable terms,
and at h-rt nonce. None but lh be.t work
men will b employed.
Any perion g rn'to t'hlcig i, from the een.
trl or s.iuthern pirt of tlio Sute, will pan. by
Ibis lown.nl oil the .iilxenher iihe.. to in
ure a c-- limianrs of p-.fiiii.ge, i to once have
a roan, pitrodiie him. Wool can be nam up il.e
Illinois river, directed to J. A. Matlea in. Juliet,
Will county, I the care of Mr. Ahranie, Peru.
II... an I it will be forwarded, where cloth will
b put up in a tte.it an I ir manner, according
to the above ten..., .-.nil enl in return to any pari
of the Siv.c without troubling the owner, to c.
c.impiny it. J A AAT i'KSO.V.
N. U I'erjon. coming from a di.lanee with
a quinl.ty of wo d to he carjed ormanuf.rtiired
if o'uigej In stay over nib-!)l,
penpe.
J .liet. .U.rrh S2.I. 1 S 17.
hall be to n ex.1
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