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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-28

a MHERST County Cou,t, June Term, l63l.-John
IA Hershey, James Faris & Reuben u. Palmer, late
mere hants and partners, under the style and firm Of
Horsey Faris CO. and John HOrsey aud james Faris
late merchants and partners under the style OF Orsley
g. Faris Plaintiffs against Cha les l.. Christian aud Pc
F. Christian Surviving Executor OF John Christian
deed.
The defendant Charles L. Christian not having enter
ed his appearance and given security according
TO the Assembly and the rules OF tins court and II
appearing by satisfactory evidence that nc Is not
an inhabitant Of tas eountrylt Is ordered that the
said defendant do appear here the lt day OF the next
September 70 and answer the bli oil inc pts mat
COPY OF order be forthwith inserted IN the Lynch
burg Virginan for months successfully and posted
at the trout door of the courthouse OF his county
copy-Teste, .., . . ,,
ARTHUR d. DAVIES.
Ill, WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-28
POETRY.
From the New York American.
BOLINGRROkE

nut INC star Of Lord Bolingbroke was no longer /,
the ascendant He could not mngle in public life, am
III me scenes of fesyity around which his presenc
once thed fascinating charm he passed almost uuno
hced. lie was emphatically Alone and had he not a
iohglh found holier source of happiness would hay
gone down TO the grave, gloomy aud disappoiute,
man.
he stood aione-where bright eyes shons
Within the lighted hail.
And there no long Remembered tone
Did on his spirit fall.
The idolizd of other days
Swept by him in the dance,
But not Tor hun were words of praise
Or beanty's thrilling glance.
lie walked alone--thc path he trod
Was stunned, as If spell
Rested upon the very sod
On which his footsteps fell.
No hand was tliers to scatter flowers
Upon his lonely way;
Those he had loved in boyhoods hours
They, too, had shrunk away
lie wept aions-no voice was near
To bid his sorrow cease,
To dry the mourner's bitter tear,
aud whisper hope aud peace.
lie ask'd it not--iherc is a pride
Within the wounded heart,
That, like the dying dove, would hide
The keen aud poison dart
lie kne aione-what then 10 him
Were all the SCOTS of men
Tho star OF filth no more din,
And little reck'd he then
or aught save that bright world above
Beyond the clear blue sky,
Where all is joy, and pouee and love-
Ills be ter ho.ne on high.
Oh, not alone are those, who find
That gifts Of purcst worth,
The gems Of the immortal mind,
Can find no home on earth
Why should the gifted ever bend
Before Ambitious throne
Aud find when LIES vain changes end,
Themselves indeed alone
EPIGR9M- From The Arabic,
Two parts hath Lifo--aDd wen the theme
My monrnful thoughts insproi
For, ali, tho past is but dream
The future, desire
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-28
THE INDIAN plsruRp.rcEs-r, n. :,

THE INDIAN DISTURBANCES The 81.
Louis Beacon of the III insl. says--,ve ara
happy 10 announae that Generals GA,srs aud
ArKlSsos with ihr regular troops. have ARR.
vod from upper Mssissipni, having accom-
plshed. with the aid of the Illinois mounted
men, commanded iy General DuseAs aud &C
companled by GOV. RlYsoLps. the peaeeabie
rsmoval ofihe Indians, aad dispersed confeds-
r"eY which has been forming for feo yesrs
with incredible secrecy, under The famous Sac
CHIEF, BLACK HAWK. and tho WlEEEBAep Poo
fnET, who have been endeavoring To- revive
the designs OF the famous 4iawnse P5oDttt
aud Iecumseh.
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TERMS.

rrFor - per anpuu. payable In aivanco.-No sub
inion will be received for less time than six mouths
III paper will be discontinued (but the discretion
sg,hs Editors) until all arrearsgss are paid.
~ Advertisements will BIO inserted at 80 Cents por
re Tor less) the first time, and 81 LIZ cents for each
n,inuaDce. Those from a distance must be paid for
gous TO their Insertion or tho payment assumed by
.ome responsible person In LynchourE
m AlIstters addressed to the Editors must be poet
aid or they will not be attended 10.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-28

Prom Inc u 5. Telegraph Of the same Epening
MI. Kendall Is out I'd tho Globe with denial
IN which he asserts tina, neither he or hi. wife
had Any hostile desigos on Mr.. Inghsm. lie
denies any agency IN the plot any correspoo-
dence with enher ofthe brothers.in.law. We
give MIR. kendul's denial for what II IL
worth. We sill believe that he did know Of
Major Eaton's object, aud that the correspon.
dencc would have appeared in proof ~ cass
an invs.tiR alton had been made. Mr.. kendalfs
denial does 90, surprise us. We know how
much II Is worth.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-28

sell aud Col. Johnson. l shall certainly abstain,
as have hitherto ahasiucd, from MAX ing
any partial or imperfect siatemenis'
am, SIT, your obi serst,
T. T.. BLAIR,
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Secondly. How FAR has this proceeding The
saileiion ofMe faNs
Thirdly. What will be the cost Of this move
msni Of host OF mao,led miiltia, flIe mat
sspsns'vs troops on sssih,) and how TAR
ms enormous expense Justified by The
orenuiSfdnee, under which II mas been incuf.
red
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-28
April 25

NNfOriCE.--Th, Subscriber intending short.
AJ ly TO remove TO he Western county. re.
quests all those who nave claims against him in
his off lal character of d. Sheriff OF Amherst
County. &c. will present hem for payment and
those iaGebled TO him VIII make nlm ediate
payment LYME S. TALiAFERRO.
July 81 n4W
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-28

The President, with his respects to Mr.. Ing
ham, ac'ing 81 cretary oil the Treasury, aud
ln'or'ns hun 'hnt he has been notified 10y the
Mayor OF the city of Washington tina, tho On
MA commissioners are io Dnye meeting to.
day, al which they desire The Uni'ed states TO
ne represented The President rrque. Is 10 be
informed whether il " III be convenient TO, Air.
inghnm TO attend the proposed meeing, aud
II bereavement. whether II wruli not be adyi.
sab e to authorize tome person 10 aitend as the
representative oil the United States.
Monday, June the 9th, 1881.
Addressed on The back " hr. S. d. Ing.
ham, Acting Secretary 81 the Treasury
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Washington, Juno 7h, 1881.

Tho President. with his respects TO Mr.
inshsm acknowledges The receipt of his note
OF The 9TH inst. which he has tins mOmenI tc-
ceived lis contents he has read with surprise.
surely, at no time has he 10 any way intended
the slightest ambiguity, or my thing that could
wear such an appearance, 20 any zen leman
who has bren connected with him In the Go.
Vernment. Ii ought not nor cannot be con-
celVed, thai note, hastily written, addressed
acting when Il should h We been Secretary
OF the Treasury, should be const cred nm lndig-
nifty offered or could diminish or alter the su-
tuouty u der which no was 'ransac,ing the
duties of tn dopar meni Tie President IN
justice to himself can oaig add hat ii 'oas not
inte,ded 10 dLer them.
June BtH, 1891.
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against MIR. fngham, nor do | believe my
wife had.
Very respectfully.
AMOS KENDALL.
July 10Th, 1881
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-28
The President of he limited S,oi,,---

The President Of The United States
SiR-Oh my return this evening from al
excursion to Annapolis found on my able
note from YOU on business, in winch | am
designated as the Ac,lng Secretary Of the
Irea'u'y,' As have Received no " acting
appointment this suggests a form and tenure
oil oihce, ms apr bend, wholly unknown 10
the laws, aud hasidg been adopted fer the 6rs'
uae on ms occasion, II indicates new Off 1ial
relation, which deemiug To be illegal, Cannot
consent 10 make myself responIlble ioi, by
continuing 10 perform the duties of the Irea-
sufy Department under that character.
have the honor 10 be, very respectfully,
Your obi servant
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-28
June 9th. 1881.

The concluding sentence, in italics apppors to have
been omitted in the copy furushe 10 the Globe.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-28
The President ofthe u. S.

The Preadent ofhe u 5.
SIR You note OF last evening removes The
difficulty which had arisen IN my mlad from
thai OF Monday. Tue dutirs Of the Office viii
be attended 10 rs usual until The weights aGd
measures shall tie SO arranged that the work
eau progress without embarrassment.
! have the honor TO be, very respectfully,
Your OBJ servant,
S. ID. INGHAM.
L. n,, 1901
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No 1873, Pearl-.lreel, New "

TERMS-Sk months Tor approved NOES,
pay able at Banks in good andng IN any part
of the coantry-3 months Tor CITY scceptances,
ur 6 per cent discount for cash.-in all cases
wsere the time is extended, interest will br
charged. at the rate oil q per cent per snnum.
any Goods purchased at this Establishment,
that do not suit The Market for which they
we're intended will be exchanged tor others.
FL. c
April 25 wl2aiG
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-28
New York Wholesale Cloak,
Stock and Clothing W arehouse
REMOVED.

TflHE subscriber has removed has establish
u myn from No. 1sd Maiden Lane to TIL
spacious Store, No. 1873, Pesrl-steet, over
Ms,srs Hyde, Cleveland Co.-where hs
viii keep anty on hand, much more
extensive assortment than formerly. he style,
make and materials Of the Cloaks will be
greatly improved, and " i'll be sold Al about the
same low prices as those OF the last season. He
has also Oh hand. large assortment OF low
priced Clothing. made in good Style. expressly
for The Southern and Western trade that viii
be sold al about The usual prices Of the most
inferior quality. Also, an assortment OF Stocks
with many other desira1ic articles. Those
who viii take the trouble TO examine this stock
of Goods will probably satisfy themselves that
they cannot select the same amount from any
stock in the city that will be a safer or more
desirable purehase-ior sale by
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-25
DEl TES

IN Saturday. thc 2} INST the 3th year OF his i.c Mr.
JOHN McCAw His friends requested, without n,rl cr
n"nce' 1" attend his funeral tins morning ~ o'clocG Gon
The residence OF his father DR.. ID AlcCaw
From he Norton: H,rIli, Of Fridr7, 9pyil22
sympdnes OF our community have never been NOR.
powerfully nnd painfully excited Than they were Yesterday
morning by the sudden death of our cs,nhe and Iese
fellow citizen, Col ALBERT hLLNlAND under ci,cIm
stances OF a peculiar and deeply affecting nature.
AZ an early hour he aud his Customary ride ON
horseback In returning from his ride he circuit through
he lower pant Of the town. purchased his irkepg for me
DAY and visited the Reading Room, where he spen some
IN peiuS'g Inc PaPeSs and convesng With those around him
L" all VINO converseh with him he appeared display even
more nan ms usual cheeIluness good hunor g. 10 enus
aer ms health he answered that he felt better lie
es' the Reading Room about half past o'clock and being ON
the way his office through Roheys lane ne stepped INTO
aIneE oP where as his practice he shave
himself on mad scarcely begun the operation he excc
en mat lie was going 10 ialnt-hTew himself into chair and
Ieq"e'sd inc man OF the shop go instantly
me man oheyed, and in few minutes ith ea-
Cal hut the messenger Of death had sped his
the VITA! spark extinct The fatal cause could not he
distinctly traced by indication that vsb! about the
deceased though Reasonable doubt could entertained la,
was the rupture Of blood vessel in iufnedate conneyen
with the heart ~ ''>''N'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-25

~ The Jeflorsoni0n U.ynchburgh) la, begun n
series of spirited Nos that there Is IA The city "a
resident power not easily To BE- shaken which
from It's means uf securing aud pc: itself
can hardly -vcr fail-unirlendy TO he nencra inter
cs's o!'hc State, and particularly To those ct Lynch
burg, viewed with Jealousy rlyal-and disns-
ttons to The political weight aud influence of Virgin
IA III the national councils
Tins VIC con- lecture To- be prelude To the revival
OF an attempt to remove the seat of Government
from commercial city, to more central position
" The Louisville Focus rcpubiishcs an account
Of The ntfray between nr Cali and Mr. Marshall md
Credits tins paper wth IT, We published no such
account.
FRANcE.-Anong the extracts in continuation Of
the foreign news by the United States We particu-
inris solicit the reader aucnon to a pquan skeiC
OF the new French ministry by the celebrated cor
respondent OF the London Morning Chronicle. . p.
e. whose vlvacy Of style" extent OF Ir.ormuton, and
prophetic ken, have Invcs ed his CORE pondrncc with
extraordinary interest. This writer, whoever he Is
whether FreDchmnn or Eng hshInan. from n philo-
sophCal observer seems 20 have been warmed into
parIHan, anu his reflections .bat account les.
TO be trusted no" than formerly He IS n Rer-
"futond're and partl2lu OF war and therefore
IS naturally disgusted with ministry who are So
ond're, the advocates of peace, md those who have
placed thu absurd cons rrCon the principle of non
intervention, winch limits its meaning to pacific
protests, but excludes the idea OF enforcing II By
violence. These considerations mus, be taken along
b. the reader. and they will suggest to him the pro
Prlety OF receiving p. Qs denunc!atious cum
Sreno sails.
The ministry is at !. entitled to tho credi,
OF developing their policy with dstuctness; and that
policy not so mhgnanimous and generous as that
which proposed to make the cause of every people
struggling for liberty, the cause of France, may
nevertheless IN the end by setting things on firm
basis at home, prove the best for France and the
liberal cause.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-25
COMM ERCIAE,

The range Of prices in Liverpool in the four weeks
from the goth February till the 2O,h March, 1899
was,
For Upland Cd ID, I'd to SD lid per ID.
Fot new Orleans bdsl Sd Ep TO 2d Sd do
In the four weeks from the 10th February t;U Tho
10Th Of March, 1881, it was,
For Uplands I'D I'd, down to l sda 3-Ad per
lh.-For Orleans Cd a : 3-4d, down to , Cd a :
Sid do.
With the current rates of freight and EXCHANGE.
seven cents per pound when shipped som New York.
or five cents when shipped from New Nreans, VIII
require sales in Liverpool at / d per ID.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-25

I'am ine New iu,s journal oI CoUue.ce Apr! IL ?. ~
HIGHLY IMPORTANT-IF TRUE.
The New Bedford Mercury Of yesterday contains
tho following: II Is thfcc days later from tie con-
'ncnt than had been previously received, aud may
DO day later from Paris,-thc distance iruIn th,t
capital t Flushing, iag about 100 Mills ILat -
dates from Par, before received. March >. u.ofning.
Nevertheless we arc not cp4rcd TO believe that
important events could have TRANSFERRED single
day, as the formal declaration OF the Ecenci Gov
eminent N favor of Il i-utn, and the sending Of
trcnch general - Hrussc!', - take command @ I
Ia" uri'cd armies IL fact, there was as vet no
uri"o n;rics IN Belgium TO be commanded The
iast accounts from Brussels Ga late within two days
as could have been received at F!ushing) make
dilu5pn- 10 such reports. bat state that the most
warlkc portion of the Belgian ministry had resigned
The reported dr>ara'inn IF against Fra by
Austria is doubtless equally without foundation
La regard 10 the order for putting in commission
all the Du;ch Marine, the information is so direct
I'ct may BE- Ia co-opcr otG with the British sQucGron
sent or 10 be sent tn the Scc.d', in enforcing he
DECISIONS of he London Protocols ~ regard To
Belgium Or II may be in ended only us Lrepara
ton against emergencies Captain II. Is sold 10 be
very intelligent man.
Franklin Stephen Rowland master. arrived at
hs port yesterday, left Finishing the o5lh Of alaSth
France had joined the Bcgiuns against the King of
Holland, and the F. cnca Central tad teen at
Brussels 10 take command OF he Suited Armies
An order had reached Flu-hn gs o put in immediate
readiness 'h" whole Dutch navy II was runoYcd
and believed that AUsrRIA nan DECLARED WIN
AGAINST FRAHcE. Capt. Rowland brought no pa
pcrs
The distance between Brussels md FLUSHING
might by tn" aid Of Steamboat fast vessel and
fair wind IN the Seho!dt, be easily accomplished in
ten hours The rumor, therefore. raag be trac
that France had openly declared for Be- lgum: but
we doubt il. 4
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-25

TnE MAEKEr -Super.iEc Flour has decl nd since
last report; sales %" 800 barrels choice brands were
made at $751; s., and IlCo barrels Susqucharna
at 5'75' But Iiit" doing IN Wheat on, cargo Sus-
qnehanna sold of Sl,22. Corn has sold at GGa7O
cents for Yellow, GGaG7 for white, and III cents
for Round.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-25
List of Produce, sc. passed down the Cana
thrOm0h the I.nMnr ncks.

AFa'l e!-6I hhIs tobacco hhds stems - kegs manu-
lacied tobacco. 81 boxes DO p metal 6l bills 1,r
IS bush corn 1000 feet plank 400 los butter 10 cord, wood
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-25

John Ay.c, tie owner of dry goods store 10
fh'Iade Ph'a winch was burnt last week. ha~ been
arrested on charge OF having set fire to the store
Tor the purpose ofdcfraudlnE the underwriters The
principal witness against HIM IS lad who served in
the store
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-25

The Pennsylvania State Loan of ABS i6l for the
prosecution OF internal improvements has been taken
by the Bank OF Pennsylvania at premium Of six per
cent.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-25
BALTIMORE MARkET-Anrna.

lIowARp-s'. FLOUR Sales have been made from
tn wagons to-day AZ s. so We have heard Of no
lrausGCto rs from stores
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-25

TIE boiler Of the steamboat STRANGER Dro-eedinr
from New Orleans to Monre, ashita, exploded an .
KILLED ten of the hands besides scaldnC several pas
sengers.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-25

An inter essing chidsof4 years of age, the daugh-
Ter OF |r Gordol of Norfok, was poisoned on Mon.
day. by eating yellow Jesamine flowers.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-25


SIN Late las evening had the honor to receive your
letter of that date rendering your resignation Of the
office ct Secretary of the Treasury. When the re-
sgnaons of the Secretary of State ana Secretary of
War were rendered. | considered fully the reasons
offered and all the circumstances connected with the
subject. After mature delibcratiOn, concluded To-
accept those designations But chen this conclusion
was come TO, It was accompanied with conviction
that mast entirely renew my cabinet. Its member
had been invited by to the stations they occupir,-
It had come together IN great hSrmony and unit.
Under the circumstances IN which found myself |
could not but perceive the propricty of selecting
cabinet composed of entirely materials, rs being
calculated, IN this respect at least, to command public
confidence and satisfy public opinion. Ne ihcr
could he iusensblc TO the fact that, to permit two
only 20 retire would be to afford for unjust
corning the influence of their particular presence
Upon the conduct Of public affairs. Justice 10 the
individuals whose pubic spirit had Impclcd them TO
tender their designations, also required them in my
opinion. the decision which have stated, however
painful to my feelings, 1t became necessary thst
I should frankly make known TO you the whr'.
subject.
In accepting Of your resignation, it is with great
pleasure that bear testimony 10 tho integrity AMI
zeal with whch you have managed the fiscal con
Germs Of The nation. Nv your discharge Of all the d
ties Of your office, over which have any control
have been fully so'isfsd AMI IN your retirement you
carry with you my best wishes for your prosperity
and happiness.
Its expected that you will continue to DISCHARGE
the duties Of your Office until successor is appoin
ted.
I have tho honor to be, with great respect, your
most obcdirnt servant.
ANDREW JACKSON,
SiWL. -. IvGHAN,
Secretary OF tho Trcasurv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-25
TIE ABDICATION.

The Washington papers of Saturday, contain Mr.
lnghnms letter of resignation, with previous one
ana the Presidents reply. 1t appears from these
documents, that Mr. lngham requested 20 resign
us no doubt Mr. Branch was, also. What we said
the other day, is therefore fully conrmes-namey
that he motives of Mcssrs Van Buren, and Eaton
were different from those of Messrs. Inghnm and
Branch. MIR Berrlcn Is IN Georgia, he too, it Is
supposed, would have resigned.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-25
Nte5sssy CATO 9sstssa.
.MoMd0y .LzO,.Mii,s,, .lf,ru 3J.
VIRGINIA POLITlC

In the Cincinnati Glz,te (Hammond) Of the
li,h, we find the following article:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-25
To the President of the L S.

w ASHlNtIONp HpTl ~, 1851.
SIR: am gratIfed find myself entirely reliev-
ed, by the distinct explanations at the interview 10
which you invited me, TO day, from the uncertainty
as TO tho object Of your Communication Yesterday
which had referred to IN my note of last evening"
and have 10 make Acknowledgements for the kindness
with which y,u have expressed your satisfaction with
the manner in which have discharged the duties of
the station to which you have thought proper to in
vItc me, and your conviction OF tho public conf
dence in adminis ration of the Treasury Drpar.-
ment. | beg leave, however, To add, in my own JUS
hhca'Ion Tor not following the example of the Sec
rotary OF War, IN making voluntary tender Of the
resignation OF my Office, as acquainted
with theirs, that was wholly unconscious of the
application to myself of any of the reasons so far
a. was apprlsed of them, which had indnca,, them
70 withdraw from the public service. 1t. therefore.
seemed 20 b" due to nv own character, which might
otherwise have been exposed TO uniaYorablc imDu-
tations, that should find reason for resigning i'm
ds'inc expression OF your wish that effect thu
WISH has now been frankly announced, and has cna-
Died me to place my retirement on It's ground.
have, Therefore the honor oftopderrg 10 YOU nv
sgnation of the Office Of Secretary tha Treasury
of the United States, which you viii be pleased 10
accept To take eject Us soon my services may be
dispensed with consistently with your views of public
interest.
| sozc The occasion 10 offer you my thanks for
he many testimonials have received of your kind
ness ard confidence during our ofica connection, and
especially for the renewed assurance tris day OF The
same sentiment : D. INGTIAN
His EXcelIcncy ANpsEw JACKSON,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-25
by Otis, DuiiOl, 8. 90.

WEDNESDAY
STOCK OF SHOES AND BOOTS.-At II
o'clock. will be sold at the store of Mr. Duncan Nc.
Donald, his entire stock of Shoes and Boots COM
prz'ng general assortment of cnemea's, ladies',
boys, misses and chIldrens, particularly adapted for
retuing-many Of them of his own manufactures
and all of good quaty-Aso, all the shop fixture,
tools So Terms at sale.