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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-23

Letter from The Dey # .4igicrs to Charles y
What! Charley! are you on your travels like n,es
who could think when you roher day gave me a lf,
The new Police rig; for a bit OF spree,
Would send you like other old Charles addh
lf my poor advice you will lc, advance
As tyrannica pTanks the OF your tears
! ihns you should so, being kick'd on, Of France
To reign in my place as the Scy CT hlsers.
That tina, is the place for do,ard like YOU:
There wrong endured without the tho't OF redress
There a Despoi his murdeIeus schemes may pursue
Without any dread Of the Pen T the Press
There the always shines upon hardness and crime
There deeds may be done which subject dare name
And the genial heat OF dear Barbary's cline
VIII keep the dull bisors Old blood in a fame
The dagger and bow string you'll find all prepared
To these add the scouTge and the mcrclless rod
And there your Priests gaily, il here they spared
May boil men alive, "for the glory OF God
Then 60, grand .uoHar9We. my Afrc roam,
Ger slaves born aud bred, 10 the Poienatc play,
While sock in Europe snug decent home,
And wish youT Algicrs aud yoursefa good D1v
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-23
1920.
! $50.

We here see that Frederick the position she held
IN 1890 and that neghbor Shenandoah from the
first rank III white population which has been reached by
her neshbo' Rockingham, heretofore the fifth the list, We
also see 'ai had the convention been deferred
would have had three delegates the Legislature
ana shenandoah but t~o, tina
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-23
IRON Inc IW1cibwg IvgiuiGn.
INTERVAL. IMPROVEMENT.

iu consequence ola from committee char
Ecd with The duty ofp1poug plans Of improving channels
communication between ynchbug add Inc surrounding
" public meeting the ciilcns Of rawonchur- and Juch
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-23
FOR PORT GLASGOW
a T Meeting of the President and Di-

a i Meeting Of the President and Di-
rcctors of the James River Company, on Wed
Dcsday, the 10th day of November. 1850.
The following resolution adopted
Resolved, That hereafter the owners and consir-
nees of produce and merchandise contained In boafs
navigating the James River Canal, will be held re-
spons!5ie for the tolls upon the same-and IN case
any owner or consgnec of sucl: produce or mcclellan
die, sha. hereafter neglect refuse TO account for
and Hay 10 the Tnlgathercr the tolls due thereon,
alter Inc same shall have passed through the Locks
directions viii be given to the Lockkeeper, ut the
Lower Arch, IL refuse passage TO the boats produce
and merchandise Of such owners and consirnees IN
subsequent trips until the legal tolls due thereon are
first discharged and the Tollgatherers permit deliver
cd 10 him.
\ true copy OF the minutes.
]. BROWN, Jr.
tN-lOt ~,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-23
Valuable Land for Sale.

w ILL be offered for sale at Hickmsns Tavern,
w near TIC premises, on Tuesday lie 23d OF No.
vcmber next, if fair, If not, The fr DIV te.ea
ter, ihat valuable tract Of land known IT, TFuchear
lying IN GreeEbrier county, on the waters ef Mica
dow River and Srw'H Geek. containing I4o acres.
the greater pat OF which bottom land. uncleared
and of the FIRST quality. This land hes about o.
miles west from Lewisburg, and 30 from lhe White
Sulphur Springs The turnpike road, from the
mouth OF Duni0p's Creek 10 the Salt work on the
kanawhn, passes directly through i. Ii adln,ra-
bly, adapted for grains end grasses. The situation on
the turnpike will afford ready sale for las produce
and render it excellent stand fora tavern.
The land will he sold in Il body ar N convcnicr.
lots to suit purchasers. The terms will be che ta.rd
cash, and the remainder in and two ycars. Or
If those wishing to purchase, much prefer il. one
third cash, md the remainder IN enc two and three
years, with deed of trust in either case 10 secure
The pay 9ent. Onc all OF as will BE- at Ffaysrr~
Tavern, (Lewsbutg,) ten or twelve days before a..
sale, and should not object to receiving PROPOSAL pr
vacly. Letters IN the mean tim. may he addressed
TO JESSE :. ARMiSTEAD,
Buckingham O.. House
JOHN &. TINSLEY
HOW!at G. III.
GEORGE W TtNSLEY.N
oct 5-JaV sc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-23

FHo'I THE WScHEsTER REpunrIcAN
Census ~ PUgiHid We publish, below, the census returns
Oh lew coun,les-a that readily collect from the
newspapers We also publish full length IN the same table
he auo estimate of the Cfe and STARE population 1929
reported 10 the convention last winter We before
inserted TINS document and do compliance with
Inc desire vi some OF readers, who expressed wish
10 see H. ~ VIII be recolcccd that this estimate
great part mat the appoonmen of representation among
eo"n'e' was Based aud 1t becomes, therefore, matter of
uch curiosity TO know was csuec, IN his
calculations III we take the the from
Ia each district as indicating the average in those dis
ucts and compare this increase with that estimated the
auditor IN 1879, adding tenth for the year 1880 we shall
have the following. results
-. go Census Auditors estimate.
Trans Allegheny district. a. is per c. &c , ner G
Valley district, LII .t
Middle district, - % Il
Tide water district, 900 Il
The auditors estimate does include blacks We
have supplied tho deficiency comparison by supposnc
them To have increased the with the residue of
tie population Our calculation, however, is hastily made
anI offered merely matter OF present speculation In
few weeks We shall lao able, from the additional
turns TO make calculation approaching accuracy
progress OF population some OF the from we
have heard The following coocaan will show their tea
tive position in 1920 and 1880:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-23
300 DOLLARS isEVyAED. =

FENtE subscriber WI pay the above reward Of two
= hundred dollars, to any persou for the discovery
and conviction 0f the murderer of his brother the
late Mr.. John Reid. ALENAN DER REID.
Il
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-23
MRS. LUCY HIGGINROTHAnt

Il - q
IL AS removed her Boarding House 10 the spa
Il Il cious Tenemrnts al the foot OF the Capi'ol
Square, central airy and pleasant situation com
sI''S as many local advantages any in the city,
que Is prepared to receive BoarGers bv tho day. week
ohth or year, and has reserved several rooms for
me reception OF members of the Legislature Travel
iers and travelling families may rely upon every at
tention in her power
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-23

Tickets only S5-lIalvcs > jO--Ouartcrs %.
IT, Tho Capitals and Cash nt sight. at the EX.
change and Lottery Office of
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-23
BIGGER At HOME I
TODAY

Union Canal Lottery, Glass No. 81.
Drawing to be received To-Day NJ - o'clock
SCHEME
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-23

For Baltimore via Norfolk.
o. The Steamboat COLUMBUS, Capt.
Turner, will leave Rockets Thursday Morning
18th inst nj o'clock, for Norfolk and Baltimore
Tor freight or passage. apply to The Captain board
L. I.UDi "A NJ Aaron,
nov 23-2t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-23

Tickets S., Halves , 80. Quarters p.
IL Tickets for sale at this office.
y Address your orders 10
YATES & MCINTYRE
nov % M,,.o,..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-23

TIE SALEM TRIALs-George CrowDinshield was
Monday last acquitted Of participation in the
murder Of Captain White; bui was afterwards IN
dIcted for conspiracy previous tho murder. gave
the bonds required, $500, and wen, home with his
father. We rejoice that there will he one revolving
scene of execution lcss.-[ FhR Inquirer.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-23
Brood Mares for Sale
Mickle's Office.

Drawing of the Connecticut State Lottery. No %
80 % 50 Go ii 10 81 % l6
a. No 80, 40, 81, Capital Prize of $500, sold q
MlCKLE'S
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-23
Tickets s5-HaiV"s 81 5o-Quart"re %.
Grand Consolidated Lottery.
Drawing will be received Day after To- AIorrow


Tick is S5--iiaivos 5o-Quartcrs %.
For sale at f.. MiCKLE'S,
% Next below tlC 1upr of he RI
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-07-08
From the Ner ] ork .imericm,1

LOOK AL0FF.
On the tempest O! life. when the wave and the
gaze
Are around and above, il thy footing should fall;
If thine eyes should grow dim. aud Thy caution
depart
''Look alaft" and be firm, and be fearless of
heart.
II the friend. who embraced in prosperi,y's
glow
With smile for each JOY and tear for each
woe.
Should oetray thee when sorrow like clouds
are aErayed,
'Look a'oft' TO the friendship which never shat.
fade.
Should the visions which hope spreads n ligh,
TO thine eyes,
Like the tiuts o. he rainbow but brighten TO o.
Thea turn, end through tears Of repent ant re-
greet,
Look slot," TO the sun that is never to ser.
Should they who are dearest, the son Of Thy
heart
The wife thy bosom in sorrow depart,
''Look aloft," from the darkness end dust OF
the tomb.
To that soil where ''affection is ever 10 bloom "
And OH when death comes, in terrors 10 cas-
His fears Oh the future, his pail on the Isst,
In that moment Of darkness, with hope ia thy
heart,
And smile in thine eye, Look aloii" and de
part
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-07-08
POETRY.
THE BRIDAL-Erv W. d. sALAHxH.

He ST cod before the altar; and shade
a, dark 0ess for moment crossed his brow,
Ana mel ed into beauty on his lip:
And slg ri trenOr thrilled him, as the blood
Came b. jlins TO his forehssd-snd sunk back
AMI rushe, 4 iiSe lava to his burning cheek.
But this va. ovtT-and he condolences
az manhood ", uoon Dim; and he stood
prse,. in n,jde A. ID .So5ieeess, before
The minister Of ,h>' Hi4b Coda man.
Hosrv and tremulou,s, and bowed with years.
And Size, the loved, the bea'uutul, s'coauP
Beside The chosen one. ADD INsckly bent
Her hs!f.elosed eye upon her swsIiins breast;
And on her temples slepta rAren uess'
Shading the beautiful VEINS tI,,t mSI'ed thro'.
Like amethyst bslf hidden in thu snow
Add ioveiiuess hung round her, IKE sofs
And silvery drspery. And pain, AMI sin'
And sorrows discipline, on her fsir u.ow
Had 40 abiding place. Ihe Variuus shA dss
OF sorroS and OF gladness, came and went
With almost every palse. like The uncertain
And silent memory Offorgotten dresms.
They stood togethsr-snd their hearts were
proud,
His Gifts nobleness, and hers of him;
The holy father offered up a prayer,
That happiness in after time might be
The guerdon Of their love-and that The stsp
That rose so beautiful and cloudless now,
Might light their years of trial, aud go down I
Calmly. as 1. aTose--snd they were we'd.
Here endelh this fair picture. Tims were on.
And they conmingled With the callous woFid,
And slept, aud were forgotten Others came
And filled their places at The social hearth 49,
They too have passed away. And ever thus
Time silently goes on his ceaseless round
Unnoticed and unknown; and human kind
Are but the puppets, moved about at will,
And lain within the dreamIess sepuichre,
10 wait the coming o. tina, ar.oH day
When the entranshised spirit shall awake,
And burst the ceremen.s OF the humid grave,
Aad live AMI be immortal!
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-07-08
TRINITY COLLEGE, FORTY YEARS
SINCE

1t was lovely morning; remittance had
arrived in the very nick Of timc;--my two
horses were in excellent condition, and / re-
solved, with College chum, to put in exc
eusion a long concerted scheme Of driving to
London tandem We sent our horses for
ward. 90. others at Cambridge, and tossing
! Algebra aud Anacharsis ''to the Dogs" start
4 cd in high spirits. We ran up TO London in
I high styls-wsnt ball pitch to the play-and
after quick breakfast at the Bedford, set
out with our own horses upon dashing
drive through the West End. we wore turn
log down the Iiaymarket, and anticipating
"ioys vet unknown" when who, to my utter
horror and CONSERVATION, should | see cross
ing to meet US, but my old warm hearted, bat
severe and peppcry uncle, Sir Thomas
Pc Escape was impossible A cart
before, and two carriages behind, made us
stationary, and mentally resigned all idea Of
ever ucceeding to Elmwood Hall and three
thousand per annum. Up he came.
What. can I believe my eyes? George!
4 why what are you dong here? Tandem, tool
have it, thought |, as an idea crossed my
& miad. looked right and Left. as If it were
wholly Impossible that it could be me lac was
] addressing.
what, you don't know me, I suppose?-
u Don't know your own uncle? Why, in the
name of common sen.e-pshaw! you've done
with that-why, 10 HIS name, sir, ant you
Il at CambrdgeP
Il 'At Cambridge, SIR said |.
AT Cambridge, sir he repeated, mimisk
ing my affected astonishment, why suppose
4 you never were at Cambridge? Never enter
ed the gates at Trinity? Eli o! yea yoan.
speadthrift, is this the way ye1 dispose o
my allowance? Is this the way you read hard
you young pronigste-you young sraeeless-
you young devil--you!
Seeing he was getting energetic, besa
TO be apprehsnsye Of scene, and resolve
so drop the curtain at once.
Really, SIR said |, with as brazen ioe
as could summon upon an emergency,
nave net the honor OF your acquaintance
Il ui.large eyes assumed fixed stare OF aston
lshment. Excuse me, but TO my knowleds
Inever saw YOU before He began to hdgs
Make no apologies; they are unnecessary.
Your next encounter viii, hope, DC mo
d fortunate. You will find your country cons
II no doubt. in Green street; and 50. old DUO
81 BYE. Bye
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-07-08

When the question of the emblems and % =
vices for our aatioael arnls was before lie id
Congress, member from the South war III
opposed ths eagle as a monarchiaI bind 70
ksg of birds could not be a suitable re Or
ssntation of a country whose nsti auto =
ionEded in hostility TO kings. The late la ~
Thatcher; then representative from M 80
ehusstts, n reply, proposed the goose. W 1. go
he said, was nosl hambls ard repv is !
bird, and would, ia otker respects, pr o.
vantsgeous, inasrauch "a the gosIns 40 .,,ld /.
convenient to pat OH ten cent pie ees.. g.
The laughter " aieh followed at The exne.
Of the Soatherner was more Than he e. -
bear He construed this good h,.morsd !, ald
into an iasult, and sent cLal,eage ony
bearer delivered 1t to Mr., Thstese, The
read and returned TO hsm, observing VINO
shesld nst accept " What, will -a' ne
branded az a cOward2 Yes sir,a. you os
| always was coward, and hs krS :.
would never havs challenged n,a. ~ - 81 ~.
WAS toe good sven to be resist =, - q
| cry party. IL occasioned inS .se so;..s. -
me Cengrsssianal circles, AMI A.. eosr,.- -
uo' en-" geatlernanly into re ,onrss bes,ss.,.
mo pa.ass was f0onTsstS' ed il aaaasss a.
:. 4Esiy satisfactory.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-07-08

aud tolls, and bloody encounters the renowu
ca Den Qaixets perfo med for t1e sake hi,
Duiciaea, del IoaoS0--hs knsw ell these
tang perfectly well. and yea he resolved e
run ms risk OF falling in lore. lie did no, ap-
proach the subject with his syes shut. hs
saw the extent Of the undertaking. and ra
solved to meet il with forti,ude.
having embraced this resolution, the nav,
ss'sp was to hx upon an object. 10 all IN
rove w ths abstract woald hava been AZ hes,
OUT an indefinite aad intangible bu.;ass, .rd
would probably have led 10 vary straprs con
sequences. And then the uuaIigs,,1,,, ~
'ne ooJcct were matter not 10 be ovsrloek
Su-,suss as the age, height. the brea,Itb ths
sickness, the colour, anu the like. Far a,,r
nero was exceedingly particular in this res.
psc'' eeiag resolved not to marry a woman
VINO was too old or too yoaag; too led or too
paie' TOE long or too short; 100 thn or No.,
lh'ck~-'n snort, not TO mrrry eve. who wa,
nor exactly the thing in all Important psrti-
cuiats' IN age he deemed size should be some
"nee ost"eea fifteen end thirty: in height
80 'e'. '"sil Tour. nor moro thas seven feet.
enu ia thickness not smaller than an hour
49, nor larger than butt in complsxios,
Ter than tha white wash on the walls 81 s.,
shop. 10 such narrow bounds did ths ,,st.
OF Cernelius Cabbage eoniine him !, Nh.
ehoice OF an object whersusto he miubt .,,r.
render ms heart Hcaee the magnitude ,r
ms undertaking and the courage necessary IN
ehtsi open il, are placed in very bold r.I,sf
Had his notions of female perfection been
more hoefsi. II is easy to perceive tho din.
euiiss OF 'hs snterprlss would ha,a been les..
ana that we should have had lcss trouble :,
eatuRg him fairly within the range q + tbe Cn.
pid's arrows
wan such difficult notions, IL i, Mai,
hough he could not sit on his chop board with
u" iess crossed. and al the same tin. fall. ss
ne WISHED, into The deleetabls coudit,,n al =
lover He not make hn,;n..,
oil cutting coats and at tbs sa,ns Tina Of 90,
ing hsurs beiors tia bellies. Ha eeall not
thfead his edls and at the same tim. thre.d
'ns inazas OF tie court Of Cupid lie re.al
sea 20 look abroad in tho werld. to cxamin,
LOT Ainlseii, AND see what saatsrial. il con.
'sineo Tor successful snit; to discover ths
o9jeet which nature had eut out fer him. and
wh'ah ne could prsss TO his heart for tas rem.
nant et hls life.
:. But ths was matter that required time.
!, WAS not The work of a minute, ne.a dav
We VII however, get him under weigh y,
spesuhJ as possible. and see that he spreads
al h's Saii' to the breeze And new methiaks
W" hs"r she reader say Cupid gran, hin q
pfosperon: voyage so say wo-bst va bavs
! regard for has reputation, and will not allow
N''H 10 IAN III love at the end OF a chapter.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-07-08

Fson, the Christian Ua,eh,aaa
DR. TUCKERMAN'S LITTER

DIX TUCkERMAN'S LETTER.
ms excellent production, a I2me. sf &,
pages was written to gentleman of Phla
ue'Phia' shd Is entitled can Essay m In.
Wages paid to Females for their laborn I.
treating on tho evils which result from the
inadequate wages of tbs ser, DR.. T,,ckerr,on
very appropriately alludes to the temptation,
which sssad many of the virtuous and un,n.-
pectlng young women. ssho from poverty a.
hsms' are obligsd to seek employment else
where Hswritss with the noble spirit of a
phiianfaropist. and in the more exalted styIe
OF Christian. His benevo lent iabors a.
missionary to the poor in cur city. give him
the best advantages to speak on tsi, .,h;eo,
'fom MS own personal knowledge OF numsr
Gus INSTANCES Of psnary. and sickness and
misery associated with vice, in ito most poIlu.
ting forms. We wish this letter were In she
hands Of every father and mother in our cite.
and villages, and that it ght be read by them
with that deep seriousness which it's contents
ought to impress on every mind We new
present oas most expressive passage. which
eannst fail to pesstrats avery feeling heart
Ii relates to
THE MORALS OF OUR CITIES.
The opportunity 10 favorable one, and |
will not lose IT, to speak freely TO yes of the
prevailing hcentleusness Of our cities. The
csses are not fsw-snd have come to the
knowledge oftoo many Of them in which Young
women, who GENE from the country for ser
vice IN the city, and who bring here all tina
truth and artlsssness of q virtuous country
life, are seduced, despoiled, destroyed BY
preiiiiSate and base young men, who yet call
themselves gentlerssm These young women
come here in the simple attirs, and with the
simple manners Of the easntry. But they
soon learn, that, TO be companions of their
equals, they must in dress be the rivals Of
their mistrssscs. Their taste. therefore, i.
6rst corrupted, aud then their manners. They
attract the attention Of Tie providers who are
seeking for them. They are offered the
bride of dishonor, and are the victims OF
reckless perhdy and lust. | would that these
base, these uapriaciplsd dsstroyers Of isno-
csace, and that every vstary OF lieeatioas
/ pleasure could see, as have seen, the deep,
! tbs hopeless depravity 10 which they hsvs
! brought the victims of their passions; and
| whose ruin, In the books Of heaven, is already
charged upon their souls. l would that they
| sosld see, as have sesn, the unutterable
| wrstchsdnsss oil her, who, in the feeling thai
she has lost all BY which the confidence ofths
world is to be sbtainsd, kaows not where Il
look for support; while under the apbrsidingi
Of an awakeRsd conscience, she revelts via
horror from the thought Of returning to be
guilty course. What shall she do? Nher,
shall she 60? How dreadful the couaic
within her! How agoaiziRg her condition,-
Would that every yssng mas, whsn % j
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-07-08


Euridice the floods,
Euridics the rocks and hollows mountains rum
He knew that Jacob worked hard for seven
years to pay for wife, and got cheated out
Of hsg At last. lie knew what waAder,ngs,
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-07-14
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

DIFFERENCE IN JUSTICE. There are in the
slave States two kinds of Justice, one for the
'ohttes and the other for the blacks. The ms.
tlce for the blacks is altogether more severe
than that for the whites, so that the same crime
is rewarded with very different punishment.
For instance, the murder of white tyrant bv
a black slave, is punished in South Carolina by
roasting aLi0ej whereas the murder of black
slave by a white tyrant is punishable by fine
So much difference does the mere circumstances
of color make in one section of a country where
" all men are born free and equal"
NJ Y. Constellation.
A competition exists among the Connecticut
river steamers, and the fare is much reduced.
Tho captain of the Ellsworth lately asked an
old woman 81 fora passage, but she beat him
down to 90 cents, and children going at half
price, she paid rs cents for tickets for herself
ana child. The child, when produced, proved
TO DC strapping raw-boned fellow, strand.
t'oenty years old.
The famous astrologer Rikeman. who has
long resided in Vienna, died recently. He he.
queathed, by will, some considerable sums 10
hospitals, and pension for life, of 300 forms.
to an owl, which contributed materially 10 his
fame as sorcerer. This owl is now Is wears
old, and in the full possession of all his iscnl.
ties, moral and physical So says a French m.
per. -
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-07-14
AMOS BROWN & co.

AVE just received from New York, and
- now opening, new and extensive sup
SEASOMABLE DRY GOODS,
selected by one of the firm personally such
as MT2rsellles Valencia, and fancy Silk vestings
and trimmings; so pieces Prints, Light and
Da1H' OF the most fashionable patterns, from 9
to 80 cts; Cambrics and Muslins, of ali kinds ;
Boolnett and Thread Lace; Black Lace Wells !;
bonnet Gap, and Belt Ribbons, new style /;
brown Sheetings and Shirtings a large as
so1tment OF Bread Cloths and Satinetts, of all
c eoi ana qualities two eases Gentlemen's
lashionaoie Napt and Castor Hats, warranted,
from q to $3.50; a general assortment Of
H HARD WARE and CUTLERY; Pocket
Saws, Sc; CROCKERY, GLASS. and CHI.
MA WARE, new and elegant patterns; low
priced Lea Cups and Saucers, and for Sets.
general assortment of GROCERIES
such as Flour, Molasses, Loaf and Brown Su-
cars; ooGehong and Hyson Skin Teas-via
tne lanai Tor sale at very reduced prices, for
Spencer, July d. 90