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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-28

ftemGrk.-rhc above affidavit would be COM
piete il the words ia h,S indiotttudi capacity,
were made TO follow the word e" commonwealth,
III tie Aforesaid sentence. ~. Ece. Post
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-28

Counsel for the defendant, S1ml Hubbard and
Franklin Dexter, Esqrs. For the Commonwealth,
lanes +. Austin and Richard File, cher, Es9rs.
Boston ErcfiinG HuLietIn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-28

Supreme Court Commonwealth vs. TRco1o,e
lyman This morning Gen. Theodore L,
nan, Jr. was arraicped OF an Indictment foe q Z
bel against Hon. Daniel Webster. Tho io1ict
ment contained two counts, to which thc dcfcn.
dant pleaded not guilty, and moved by l,iq couo
sci fora continuance 70 the ncxi term Of dis court
10 march ensuing. doIion under consideration
Meantime the defendant is ordered 10 rocoy,i,c -,
,he SUN OF $1,000 ior his appearance from dav 10
day--his own surety being taken therefor. We
earn that tic defendant, ia his affidavit in suppoti
81 ihe above motion, stated that WISHING to give
The trutn in evidence, il woUl b. necessary a.
hayc the testimony Of several ectueincn in
dlHerent sta'es--anong item, Hon. W. H. Giles
81 Virginia, aud Ills ESceiIency John g. Adams.
president Of tie United States---'s and dc sill
Lyman on oath fuiheS says hat lie has cooI fe,.
son 70 believe tea; The said john q Adams ,,iJ
return To mis- commonwealth and he within iL,
.uiiFficd'n sbNit4 ccgr! - 10 ;ue a.o.t.,.j y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-28

TTNHE sub,cTiber Iskes tins method OF Ihofmr nItno,,
Il aud the public, that he hs. resumed tue Gf9c,y Du.i
the hnu:e formerly occupied by Mr. Thomson. Mills,
at the head OF street, Shoeboe Hill, 6oor, above
~ H. RsgIspdwhefe be has on hand, general Assortment Of
Groceries, Shoes, Hats, SC.
Also, small invoice Of Hardware committing Of locks Of all
descriptions knives and forks pen knives drawing knives
Ts,p Giles, hand Sci also, nsIis Of all kinds wndo
sas, by 10 and 10 by i2 which he will sell low puneua
customers WQODSON PARRISH.
~ 81
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Nov. IA.
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tlCt. -
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-09
NEW BOOKS.

FFNHE subscriber has aga,n he pleasure u ~
nonfuns tohs frieuds and ne pubic m
esqsrai, he ar,rai ofthe toiiowing hur BoOks,
rt5:
Hesbsri bacy, aorei BY ne onhorof Grumpy
IN = eois
Confession ofau oil Mad. uorfll N tolls
1he Hamours Of Fiaopio, tale Of colonial
Times, b. an LHopiaH u, ; roIs
sayings and D0mgs, or Sketches from life
Hraallcs. in rok.
Lord Byron and some efbis contemporaries
NTH rteoiieciioH Of He uthor'SIf, aud Of his
usd 10 haiy By Loab HINT IN leol
The 0Brions aadhe O'Fioherfgs, a natoaat
iaiehg Laig uofsae. tn J rails
In ADORE together ruth mdpV other New
Books, bur Id bttn reircd aud ere uor for
safe Al he cheap Book aad Stationary N~cd
CHdS. 4. u tiHIhA.
1 rnieig Of coioUed Toy 5ootsjo etd
drtu
Aim
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Va ClNAIInA-

Copy Of n letter Gropt Dr Hatc bonse Of Nassr
chHciiS, 10 III Gied IN has c,h
CAmHRlpGr, lo,h May, 1923.
Dear Sir; | learnt by ynul lrtier, MOI without
some surprise and modification. the Indlife ence
OF both Houses Of Congress 10 lhr important bn.
sincss nf sccinalou. /, the determination OF
small pox from the laud an affair OF trliling con
sequence Ian any man, however jealous and
wel-informed, strike from the catalogue ct hu.
man mlsptles such plague A. tie small poS,
alone nd unassisied2 ii, would be to realize
the fiction OF Hercules Entil we find 10, -
rus IN the cows o. onr own country, some 0DC
person, OF perhaps two should hr appointed ano
nided Nv the General Governrrrn'. to perpetual
HI existence Of the pure eenunn matter from
one human subject to another aud the nrgleci
OF IL will one dny operate as aseoWee Of our fol-
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Ichnl'tfe9 ~ Nt contracting paiiirs as n
MI ana conc" I'VE The ''s' having no"
risen hhn II h'N,'ts .elore' hetene expo.
d'eni 10 ptoc''U TO- mud regulate the refer
thc'' rs ah''' p..'' M" we thllth STATES
"i NW'llta NJ" I',a " LILY ~" Mug oi IN"
'u'I"1 hioRo'" ~ 'lt1 hi''hn anu If'-
ird Inv, Tor h'l pafposr, nhmed their
tntralenitanr'. lhal Is 10 say u he Fr'sl
drni OF The 1hl,'u s'hles has appointed M
b'n GaH~H' lb'r Envoy Extraordinary md
MINISTER fi'P"''nuHfY ~ w" ouH oil It's
hn''nnie HeJes'V ahe his said Nalrs'y, on
ms p'fl. ia Hpp"nled The Hclt Honorable
Ghmits f1aai, Member Of PerI1hmcut, n
Hem'rt 81 us S"'1 he1rstvs mod llonora-
Die PrNN Connect, aud President of The Com
mite" ot frtry Council tor Aa.,if- II Trade
and Foreign Plantations au6 Hfapy T,Itrin
! .4dd,agtoI-. Esq, Who, after hayiug rrchanp-
ed the,r respective inll powers, found to he
| IN due aud proper form. hive agreed TO- and
concluded, The follow IN articles
AHrfcfrI
II is nereed that tae points Of difference
which have arisen IN The settlement Of the
boundary between the American nnd British
the Treaty. al Ghent, shnll be referred, a.
therein provide, 10 some friendly SOVEREIGN
nr STATE. who shah be invited to inyrstipafr.
and make decision upon such points Of dit.
ference
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NEW PUBLTCAPFONS.

NEW PiBIiciI IONS.
TM7gI e. subscriber VAS Just received from
y Philadelphia, the following new puhilca-
TONS, w;
The lite Of Elhridge Gerry. with Contempt.
rarv letters ia The close otthe American Kevo-
luton by James &. Austin, Boston Edition by
Wells and Lily. ls-S
The "reminiscences ct Thomas Dibdm Of the
Theatre, Royal. Covcnt Garden, Drury Line,
tlaymarkct, &c aud author Of The Cah,uet.
Sayings aud nolngs, thnd Ssrtos IA vols.
Lie OF VIM. Penn, complied from the usual
authorities, aud also many original manuscripts
10y Ms. Hughs
Elm, Essays which have appeared under that
signature IN the london Magazine.
BgIand'S hlst5ry of Animals. a new work
containing a large number OF ooioured prints.
Selections from the works Of Mrs. Ba, baud
with extracts from Miss Akms' Memoirs anan-
ged for the use Of young persons, 10y Afs.
tluahes.
The Governess orthe young Female Academy
by Mrs sherwood
Sure Methods ofimprovlng health and pro-
longing life, or a trcatise the art OF living
long and comfortable. by regulating the All and
Regimen, by a Physician.
Also a large quantity of Family Bibles, OF SIT
perior quality, and large assortment III Sta
tionary, which he offers lor sale al his usual low
piiccs, he would particularly invite those who
may want articles IN hts line, IL give him call
as he is determined 10 sell at reduced pricrs fol
cash. AbkAM K. NORTH
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andrews * BROTHERS.

X d AVE lust received, at heir ware 70 IN,
u n back Of their store, large and seuer-
al assortment of ready made clothing, which
're lowerihan any ever offered III Virginia.
4Unu,- which AFRO
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PLANTERS,


agent for elfecting SAFES ottnc,r Tobacco for
item. He will claim com ensation according
70 the following reduced rates. to VII.
Fora Hind hrin ing not more than - per
hundred 81 cents per hhd.
AID ion all Tobacco bringing hisberpr
81 per hid.
Aud where he sells collects the money, and
furnishes statement an additional charge Of
50 ceats on each hocshead vii be madr IN eve
~ case. lio HlI also ship their Tobacco tor
1arm il requae1 ou the customary tenn.
He naltef- hnnse, that from fifteen Yeas cx-
pericnce in the tobacco business. tbc planters
will find it 10 their interest to get MN 10 sell
Nl'ir rcops for them.
Ills Office is directly in front Of the Franklin
Hotel IN the town of Lynchburg, where he may
Always be found, except " acn at the WAREHOUSES.
GEO. WHIILOCkE.
Dec 81 TN
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rERI4.

~ For 81 per annu'g payable IN adyanee.--No sub
-, .,,l be received for ess time than SIX months
nef will be discontinued (but at the discretion
'3 ~. ." "a tors until all arrearages are pad
Advertisements viii be inserted at 81 cents per
.Syo or less the inst TIME aud 81 IL cents Tor each
aiu' 80 Those from distance milst be paid for
nm. d, their Insertion or the payment assumed by
p a,,s Jrs,ponsllle person IN l.ynehhurg
~. Cbaneery Orders not exceeding two squares are in
- ,ar TX dollar.
Al Letters addressed To the Editors must be post
nj, they alll not be attended To.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-09

gNHE subscriber having determined In eompl
Is ance wit t,r solicitations OF some OF his
friends, to Resume the Auction business, now
makes tendrr OF his services to them and the
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But this transcript ne well as all the other
maps, survey ~ tanoerapheal dplnenbens4 o
thrr than the mnp A. aud Mitchell. mnp, mfen-
dcd 10 be thus annexed hy e,tbe, putty. Ia Tho
respective 'taiemenis shall be Communicated 40
tie nih"i pmt, IN the same mannct - aipfo
the rathcntions oi tbs convention. aud shnh be-
subject to ,ucb ebioctou, aud observations as
thc othct touunclinr part, m, deem u esre.
disut to maize thereto aud shnl nnn,N Ia his Il Il
statement, orihcr IA III, margin al such uans-
,rIpt, map, or mnps. otherwise.
AnTIcrrY
VI the statement unnet# mans and docp-
menis, above eiriuncd aud y bi,h shall ha,,
boon mutually communicated As alorrsaid, hall
without ANY addition subtraction, ~ alteration
Whatsoever, hr omit, aud simultaneously delly-
cfed 10 the mbinatlng Sovereign @, STATE, with.
IA two year, attn the exchange Of rauhca.,o
oiihs Convention. oulr,s the nrbi'rr should not
within that TIM, hay" consented !" nc' rs nfh
ioobich case al lhc sud statements. papef2
MUS and doounents, shall b" ia'd before Inn
Nah'" H'N mouths ''''' '"f 'mf ""'" NJ s"'''
nave o"nN'h 81 5" y" 90" M o'o'' "'','","E
papers, "'Ps. o. "''""e''s sh'" ''.' "' mn
9''''' '''' "'"''e'' ''''t' ~ "'''''"'''' i''''
ded
hhIitIt VI
In order to facilitate the attainment Of n Just
and sound decision on the pnrt niihc albies, u
Is agreed that m case thr sad aihltrr shanli
: desire further tluchaton OF rvidruco IA irgntd
> 10 any specific point contained N ANY Of ihc
SAID statements submitted 10 hitn che ioquis,tiou
r lor such Calculation o, e,ld.nrr shalht ,rmnlp.
tt.,.,,...t.
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Commission Business.
FIELDING l.. uYLLItTS

FIELDING l.. U1LLIiIfS
I'd EsPECrFuLIY inform, his friends and
q, the public. that he has commenced the
COMMISSION BUSINESS. ~ Lynchhnrg.
Two doors below the Franklin Hotel
lie socits encouragement. ind promise. all
those who may couhde in him, that Their bust
htss shall be promptly attended To. Hrwil re-
ceise Goods On Storage, aud forward them as
may he dlrected-Aso, strip Tobacco. Flour.
aud every klnd OF produce to Richmond
March -. tsIg
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spEING AID SUMMER GOODS
Just RECEIVED BY
DAVID u RIO. KYLE.


DAVID u RIO. kX ne.
A part of ihru ~prng and Summer assort-
"a ,uent. which includes the following
NIZ:
A few nieces extra fine blue g. black Cloths
fine blue black and fancy coIoured do.
sun fue blue aud black Cassmefes
Seyernl pieces fancy cold do sup
Plain and cm SIX Velvet Nesting
GnrIl5n silk Ne@tings, very sup.
Mnrsrilles aud Florrntine do.
Italian Lusirng Cravalings
Irish Linens, finest s. strongest fabrics
Lawns and LINEN Cambrie hdlds.
Linen Cam brics, some OF which are very tine
sup blk. llaiian Lustrings.
Plain and Il II black Gro de Nap
White fig'd silks and sdtins
Plan and # d silks aud salins
Aalcred Silks, of The richest style
Blue. black pink aud green Forences;
Wrealhs and Artificial flowers
Italian Grapes aud Grape Leisses of every
shade
few cases CaIcoes, beautiful patterns and
permanent colours
Haragc Scarls, most splendid article
Baragc, Silk, and Gauzt shawls
An ELEGANT assortment Belt RlbbonsA' Sashes
Satin aud Barage Bonnet Ribbons
Rarage Cornorrd Shawls, quite a new arli-
Gle 81. &c. &c
The attention of the Ladies is respectfully
inyledl To their present assortment of fancy
Goods which embraces the greatest variety
al beautiful and fashionable articles, several
OF entirely ueu dVte and most OF them cheap
beyond expectation.
n New arrivals are every day looked for
.-,n which will he Leghorn Hats, Straw Bon
nets, and further supply OF other articles in
The mllinsry line.
April Il. is56.
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gGEflagF,I.--A Specific remedy. safe
z mild and efficient To cute and prcven
consumption, but nothing else. iust received by
THOMAS J. DUFAL.
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81 iher, hema stories taken from SCOTTISH
History, by the author of Na.etlN. &c. \ T., tor
sale at the Book aud Stationary Store nf
CHARLES A. WlTHEkS
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For the accommodation Of those who may
choose to elaploy him, b. Will go any reasona-
ticdlstance INTO the county lie also offers hi,
10,
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TUST RECEIVED. by Tboma. J. Doval,
~ Il supply OF Linserd oil, Spts. Tupeoline,
Whit Leud superio, salad Oh, Haoeahs
stuff loose aud in bottles, aud a number Of O.
ther articles in his line which he will sell al tie
lowest caShprices. May
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n AMP OILS barrels winter strained
IL Lamp OIL, warranted 10 be OF a superior
quality, for sele by
WALTER Il. MIDDLETON.
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IIEi.IInR ~.

WIZ have this day received a case Of snpe-
w rior Bolivar Lcghorns, warranted IN
quality, aud decided, the cheapest We have e'-
er offered to our customers.
MkEE ROBINSON 4 CO.
April II. IS
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MAY 90

ByREsH GARDEN SEED have This .
L day received, direct from NeN-York,
my supply Of Garden Seed, consisting Of the
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w e. T..

Il. CLAY, Secretary Of State
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Arr at New York, 10th inst ship Eliza & Abby,
Wood, from Savannah, 5 dsvs-Len ship Rising
States for New York, loading.
:, At Pensacola, 25th ult U s ship Na,chez, arr the
day before.
GAR at Montsveido, 18th April brig American,
Ross, New York. q ...
Arr in Hampton Roads, 9th inst schr Jane, Dodge
FIN Richmond for this port
Left at Whydah, Africa, March lst, brig Hope,
Woodberry Of Boston for Mesurado, 6 days, brig
Monroe, Galley, Of Boston for Callabar, days, the
only Americans. 80
At Port au Prince, May 25th, schrs Medal, La
dy Sarah, and Columbus all I'm Baltimore; brig Ma
ry Dobson, Tor Philadelphia.
AT St Salvador, 4th ut, briggs Bolivar Liberator,
Hurd expected to be sold; Mary Livingston, Powers
for sale Ct freght-the only Am vessels.
AT ST Johns, p 26th ult schr Elizabeth & John,
Of Wexford; fm Bait disg. .-
At Port au Plat, 2ih ult brig New York, for N.
York 20 ds-only Amer.
The schr Mary Aim, Burr, fin Charleston arr at
New Orleans 10Th ult.
AT Maracaibo, l4th ult ship James Monroe,
Grosvener, for Philadelphia iays-tho only Amer
ican.
At surnam. 25th ult Deborah, and Levant, for
Boston 8 days. 49,.
Arr at Bath, Dunl,p, st Thomas; Gov King, Mo-
bile.
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NEW SUMMER GOODS.

UHARvEY CLARK, No - North Man, sncet, torrostc
Me.m. Potter & Rus.cll') j. ihs day vpcbing, 10, cl
D. tid, recent, ru chi,o Boston, l will he cold cheap
cash. among which PLAIN and 6su cd eros de Naples Sk
So cent, per yari tnls Leysntine Silk Brown Csmbrck
Black Sill Lace Wells; Raw sk Shawis Crmson Hcsery
uoves; Cotton shaws Fans Umbrvas; Black and Coloof-
sd Levsnnct Deli and Plaza Ribbons Cambeks; Mu.sn
Nankin Canton and Italian Cr.pes; Gentlemen Cotton and
worsed Half Ho,e Llssh nghsms ,oicu,i Ne.
~ the abcv. articles ~i hs ~" very cheap ic eah. pl..-
~ anl tAstnilg. June 2.
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M RS. b AK Err
PRO TiDEN'CE FLOATING BATH
OPEN THIS DAY

uNHE proprietor having just fitted up his spacious FLoAr-
Il ING BATHING HOUSE,, respectfully informs the La
dies and Gentlemen Of Providence, and lis vicinity that it
will be located in the Cove, the foot of Iydron street.
vided with every convenience will stand off where the
current pure from its central situation II fail To in
vite the company OF tse who practice cold Bathing
The apartments Of the Ladies and Gentlemen separat-
ed In an eectual manner and those which appropriated
for the crner III not under any circumstances any time
be occupied by gentlemen.
The proprietor having prepared this comfortable house r
those disposed to enjoy the luxury of the cold bath shower
batf aers himself that Inc win be literally rewarded by
the patronage ofa generous public.
TERMS-season Tickets S. single tickets l2 l-2
ten tickets 81.
The House will be open every inerning from sunrise un-
Ill O'Clock, p. NJ except Sundays which days will
close at O'Clock, A. NJ. iune IA
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JUVENILE BOOKS.
NAEI,ZONI,S Travels in md Nubia. lted

NO ELZONlS Travels in Egypt and Nuba, illustrated
- by elegant coprerpatc engrvngs adventures OF Don
Juan de UUa, IN voyage 10 Calc twenty four engrav
ings Rec VI antiquity, exhibited IN the ruins OF loapc,
and Hcrcuaneum fourteen plates Polar scenes Idle hours
employed Northern Regions History ol Animals, twelve
coOrcd plates; Scenes in Europe ASIA Africa and America
Reciprocal duties Eleanor Wiiansj Maternal Solcitnde
Prayers for Children Stories for Children Young Jcwess
Letters between mother and her daughter at school Sher
wood stories Examples ol pety Practical hints Anna
Rosa &c. &c. Most OF the above Books, with variety OF
others, suitable for sunday School Libaries and be
obtained Of A. 5. BECkWl1H,
june Ii No. 10, Markst-st
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VESSELS SPOKEN.

OF the capes Of the Chesapeake, a ship standing
South, with white signal and blue cross.
7h inst off Cape Haiteras, brig Franklin, FIN Phil.
adel phia for New Orleans.
May 80, lat 80 Al, lon So 4s, brig Rachel I'm Bos.
ton for Cadir.
May 10Th lat so 40, Ion II ship Leeds, FIN New
York for London. .. .....
9Th inst of Frying Pan shoals, ship Science 35 ds
I'm Liverpool for Charleston.
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ALBERT SWEET.
FAsuIoNABLF HAIR-CuT'

FASHIONABLE HAlRCUTTER,
NO. so, WestmiHste street, cOrRcr o Orange street,
M EEIS constantly hand, Combs bahef brushes, Po
IN matum Hair brushes, Tooth brushes, Cologne water
Hair Oil, Razors and Razor Straps Shaving soap, Gu
Paer and great variety o articles necessary TOT the gen
tcInens toilet.
Razors honed and act In the keenest order. may ~
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FURNITURE.

NETOCbD in form his friends aud the public eenefslln
w that he has on hand at his run No iN
Westminster street. i,st Of the Unvesalit Chapel a
elegant assortment of Furniture OF his fhanlfAct&f
made Of the very best N Il Domingo Mahogany, and wal.
rented, among which patterns toS sde boaFde
Centre Tables, Wardrobcs, trecian Sofl Mahogany rek
plnnclled BcdsteaGs, which he will sell low.
NJ u. Particular attention paid msnuacfnriRe ot6sN
Furniture Of any dscrpou AZ short ntire c. C. C. VA
attend To all the duties Of undcrtaker sc ~ making CT
fms, attending Funerals procuring ioarses DC. when 10
ques,cd.
C. C. r..~tr also Intends Keeping generai MAh6xaf5S
,unher yard IN rear OF his Furniture Ware Roon he no
now hand about tbus,nd feet Of n. Domingo and
Bay Mahogany, sawed Ia Boards, Plank and Joka, braurA
and shaded Nenecr, very andsoy, suitable Cor Cabintt
ankers, Mlcline maker and Builder generally, AaSkrany
furnished in the log and sawed any dminutions u sl,6h
notice. Orders pIricrluiy attended To
April O. 3m.
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L. G.. ALLEN.

IL Furniture of all observation-disclosures, from his Ch,
Manui,ctory, all kinds OF Chairsnicror to receiver
from Newiok. As his late sales Auction, ha, created
little excitement among his pretended Gicud and Brother
Chps-hn would inform the public gcncrallythat notwii-
standing his large Annual Sales Auction, the Ware Rooms
and boys No pans spared 10 have seasoned stock aud
good furniture. May 4