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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-06
FOR THE ENQUIRER


Pursuant 10 public notice, numerous meeting of the
citizens of Athens county, held the house
this evening, TO take into consideration tn subject of
communication from ParkcrSburg Virginia relation to
the extension westward, through this other counties
In Oho for the proposed road authorized by the Virginia
Legislature from Winchester to the Ohio river CALvARY
MoRRIs, Esq. was appointed Chairman and A. c. BRowN
! Secretary.
The objects of the meeting having been conci,cy stated
from the Chair the following resolutions moved by Mr.
Daniel Read, and seconded by the Rev. Dr. r. c. Wilson,
IN highly interesting and appropriate address, followed by
Hon h. Gunner, T. l1bbard, Esq D. Stewart, Esq. and
others, unanimously adopted
Resolved That regard the proposed Turnpike Road
from Winchester Va, to point the Ohio river
project of deep importance interests of the country
and this section of the State.
ResOued That in the termination of the pronosed
road shall be liked at Parkersburg any point on the
ONO contiguous ohis State, we will utmost efforts
TO procure the continuation OF road from opposite that
point through the valley OF the Hooking extending TO tho
Ohio canal and National road, and thus form line OF
communication from the great thorouehfare to
the central portion of Virginia. and ultimately TO the At
lantic board.
On motion, ResolUed, That committee of nine citi-
Zens be appointed TO furnish the desired information i'm re-
ply to the communication from Parersburg Henry Bart
II. c. Wilson, Elisha Hubbard, Hon. Esq. Elijah Hatch
Mr.. James Knight Dan'l Stewart, Esq and A. c. Brown
were appointed said committee.
On motion, ReSoped, That n committee of three be
appointed TO draft and procure signers petition to the
next Legislature for an appropriation Of money favor Of
the proposed road through this county, d. Read, F. IIb-
bard, and Joseph Dance EsqrS. appointed.
On motion, RESOLVED, That the proceedings of this
meeting be signed by the Chairman and Secretary and
published in the w esern Spectator. Signed
CALVARY MORRIS, Chairman
a. G. BROWN, Secretary Athens, Nov. II.
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THE NEW RIVER Rail. ROAD.

VIC are indebted TO the highest authority for the
following important fact:
A statement was circulated last summer that a
Rail Road from Charleston to Tennessee would offer
most remarkable facilities. This circumstance was
calculated to divide the public interest created by
the contemplated New River Rail Road. From
good authority it is now ascertaincd, that the survey
made between South Carolina and Tennessee has so
far disappointed the expectations formed in that
quarter, that mere Turnpike has been deemed the
most expcdient plan to cross the mountains The
lowest convenient grade attainabe being said to be
degrees for considerable distance
"Ths circumstance leaves the Lynchburg and
New River Rail Road, and its extension to Tonnes
see unrivaled, and is an additional encouragement
TO a vigorous prosecution of the undertakings
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In Warwick count~ Ms Sarah Con nmble consorl
p, H. orbn an Tho ~ year other In Wilmington G..
Washington IaHlries, Attorney
teamed for morals and amaho = In
Gore In tho elt Of his elder brother
Cores he Of the
who the 10th Dec proceeded chips
(Which tho wharf called Liverpool Grfns
and seoyed their cargoesn Salem Moss John Derby the
Of his Ho the Post Office clock
and while in the act of holding
contained sny letters he seized with npopeciic
senseess upon tho nOoln Benox, Judge alkcr
90 he was officer OF the American Cambridge
10 and member Of The Convention which formed tho
nnion In Jefferson county, Ton the Rev Isaac Barton,
- he native Of vi gina aud o.
the Baptist Church AT Jacksonville Illinois, Rob Fisher
n nat nf Rich mun1
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y UNAWAY FOR SALE--In obedience 10 an order
n a of the County Court of Cumberland will be sold TO
the highest bidder, public auction for cash. at Cumbcr-
land Courthouse, the 4th Monday in November ODe-
ing court day) negro slave, called Bridget John
the property of Edward Valentine confined in the
Jail of this county arunaway satisfy her jail fees
S. RI. PARRACK,
Nov. 4. 61-w1w Tailor of Cumberland County.
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Bat where 10 such ga faultess monster to be ssen:
To our surprise, the Union Democrat says: "There
are many such men in the country. Such man
is John Mclean of Ohio, and others who might be
named" Well, is MIR. Mclean to be taken up?-
But what say the other candidates?-Thc Democrat
might have added other qualifications to thesc-foi
instance, Inc must be favorite with the friends oil
Clay-with the friends of MIR. Writ, &c. &c.-Can-
not Mr. Walsh hunt up such an "available Candi-
date"--or, to save the Bank of the IT, ST. will he be
under the necessity of taking up with "'Thc Table
Orator." the Father of the .1maican System, Sc
&c. &C.?
The Philadelphia U. s. Gazette (true-blue Oppo-
son) is "sorry to notice (scvcral Clay papers)
specializing with imprudent and, we think, au,-
tcdrrdnsd freedom on the course which MIR. Clay is
about to pursue in the Senate of the United States
when measures of high import shall call for the voice
and vote of that august body We sec il limited that
Mr. Clay is 10 desert has friends and court has enemies
We sec (says the same paper) the assertion
gravely considered that Mr. Clay will advocate such
modification of the tariff will reduce the revenue
of the country to the standard of expenditures.
appears to IT'S that those irho thus calculate reckon c;t
ont their host."-Mr. Clay seems to puzzle and con
found his friends, as Mr.. Webster once said of Mr.
Adams
The .7rch Magician!-The N. Y Evening Jour-
nal and the ridiculous oracle in this State whose alb
surdities II cOndescends to echo are perfectly mis-
taken about the Clerk communication which appear
ed in this paper. Ii does bear "the marks of the
finger of Van Buren"-nor any of his Agents.-The
story is too silly to be repeated refuted-The let
ter is not A. Kendalls.There has been no such ZEN
tire series of intrgues, he prctcnds to make out
II did not "publicly begin by a nomination of NJ "
Il. for President in the Courier and Enquirer two
years ago"-for, it was announced Immediately after
to have been made without Mr.. v. BIS kno,cledge,
and against his consent.-None but an unblishing
bellist would say, that the late letter ais but the
gradual Development of the grand plot TO make v.
Il. President IN defiance of the peoplc."-Thc Jour
nal has the effrontery to say, that in case "Jack-
son be reelected and Van Buren, elected Vice Pre-
sidcnt, The, the New York Journalist) knocs it to
be the design of the former Immediately to return to
the leaving V. b. in the Presidential
Char."-Now we hno,c positively the whole story to
be "serics" of falsehoods-He kno,c, that General
Jackson does not mean to retire to the Hermitage
We kno,c, that Mr. V. b. docs wish to be elected
V. President.-The whole statement is the coinage
of the Editors brain.-Wc are surprized at nothing
which these men have said-nor shall we be at any
thing, that they say.
Going the Whole Hog"I-Nrw vEnsroN.-DuG
Green is certainly going the whole Hog. He has en-
belshcd his last Telegraph, with cuts, descriptive Of
every variety Of Hog, from the "Common Hog up to
the fine, fat portiy Hog of Improved Breedit
If
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MARRIAGES

In Chlicoiho Jessa L. Williams
Susan, tho second daughter of Creighton If Fairfax coun
Province Mccormick OF Winchester
ter of VIM Moss In Norfolk Lieut. VIM w. Hunter of he
Navy, TO Miss Jane Virginia. daughter of Major John
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-06

HHALIFAX LAND FOR SALE.--On Monday tho
a 26ih December inst. Court day0 shall sell to the
highest bidder at the Court House, tract OF Land adj
joining the village, recently purchased of Richard Ed
munSion, containing 322 l2 acres about nethird Of
which is in wood 30 fat land, well draincd finely
watcrcd-there being many fine springs upon it, and
creek passing through it, There is beautiful situation
convenient to the Court House Spring which TO build.
ms land comes up 10 the main street of the town. and IL
very fertile An unexpected aud unimportant change of
circumstances since purchased the land, makes II
ccssary that should sell which am resolved TO do
If at considerable sacrifice Lawyers physicians NOR
chants and mechanics would do we'll TO attend this SALE
such property thus located IS seldom in marketTcrns
one fourth caslhc balance in three equaf0nDua install
ments ROBERT HURT.
Halifax County, Va Nov. %, 1881. 5O--oaw4w
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Cong he TPhoIe Hog"i-Nnw VERsroN.-DuG
Green is certainly going the whole Hog. He has en-
bellishcd his last Telegraph, with cuts descriptive of
ecery variety Of Hog, from the Common Hog" up TO
the ine fat, pory Hog of Improved Breed"-it is
beautiful and cmbematic More than four columns and
seven cuts given to the Whole Hog! A. b.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-06

~ HOUSE, for rcpt.--This long established and
celebrated HOTEL will be leased for term Of years com
mencing ON the first Of Ocobernex The proprietor con-
sdcrs unnecessary to enlarge upon the superior advan
tagcs OF an establishment well known It's unrvacd
location the centre of trade and fashion, and IA
vorabc position for the Western ond Eastern business
qucstonlbly renders IL OF the best stands in Baltimore
From 30 to 80 will be added TO this extensive
Enlistment To acconmodate the everhowng business Of
the house, with other improvements tending greatly 10 its
internal and external cnbeHiShment. JAMES PIPER.
Nov. % 56-w4Vy
NOrICE.-Ail persons having claims against the estate
Of James Henderson, Decd required 10 present
them duly authenticated TO me- before the 10th De-
cember next, about 10 close my administration and
deliver the estate 10 the Legsteos.
HANCOCK LEE, Txeo'r. Of Henderson, decd
Manchester, 25th Nov. 5s-,vn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-06

TIE VICE PREsIDENT-The Edgefieh g. ca
Caroinan of Saturday the 10Th November has the fol-
lowing notice:
The Vice President Of the United States reached this
village on Thursday and took the stage the next morning
for Washington"
1--WE understand that Mr.. Calhoun arrived in RcbmopJ
Saturday and that he set for Washington Yesterday
morning.l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-06

We arc informed that Col Crozet has forwarded 10 the
Executive OF Virginia, his resignation Of the appointment
oil Principal Engineer Of the State Winchester Virgi
rinu. - ,
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Mllledgeville, Nov. Is, 1891.

10 me senate, ana House OF Representatives;
submit to the General Assembly, for its consideration
copies of two communications received yesterday purpor
ing TO be signed by Henry Baldwin, Esq one of the Jus
ices OF the Supreme Court Of the United States and TO be
citations to the State Of Georgia appear in the Supreme
Court on the second Monday in January next TO show
cause before that tribunal, why two several judgments
should not be set aside which have been lately rendered
the Superior Court Of the county OF Gwnnet, against
Samuel A. Worcester and Elzur Butler fora violation Of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-06

H AND FOR SALE will sell great bargain in my
10 4 plantation in King William County, containing about
fifteen hundred acres most Of which prime fiat land inn
mcdiatcy the Pamunky River. This plantation is
beautifully suated the dwelling house commanding
view OF each shifts the buildings cOnmodious with
every necessary house for farm well a family.
The distance Richmond 22 milcsto Hanover Court
house 7mcs-New Castle miles-and to Hanover Town
miles Each shit good for about fifteen hundred BUSH
els OF wheat and from eight hundred thousand bar
rcls OF corn This fall about I07 bushels Of wheat havc
been seedcdThc terms will be quito easy; only small
port win be required in hand. Application may be made
10 NJ Lawrence Muse or my3elfPosseyion may be had
on LIT January next tOTN " HOOMES.
Tsrpahannock Nov j.. 55--w6w
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H7XECUTOR'S SALE--Wil be sold at public auction
EI tothe hghesbdder, on Monday 18th day of Decem-
Der next at Lebanon, the former residence Of Henry b.
Christian Decd of Charles City if fair if not the first fair
day hereaer the stock OF horses CATTLE sheep hogs
household and kitchen furniture, plantation utensils, and
crop OF corn fodder oats peas, &c belonging to the deco
dents estate. TeIWs.For all exceeding 81 o. nine
months credit win be given with interest from the day of
SALE which will be RENTED if punctualy paid and for all
sums OF ten dollars and UNDER cash will be required Bond
and approved security will be required Of the purchasers
All persons having claims against the estate desired
present them for seementand all those indebted are
requested 10 settle the same
EDMUND CHRISTIAN, }rxoo,,.o..
VIM F. WALKER, 5 Executors
Nov. 10. b1---wtds
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d x REWARD--Strayed from the subscriber q
I'D sS brown bay FLY with blaze face two years old
last Spring. Whoever will deliver said Tilly to me- or
give such information will enable TO get her again.
shall receive reward OF five dollars.
SAMUEL DRAKE.
Powhatan County, Dec.l 6O--w4w-
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| a. ALE OF NEGROES.-Wiu be sold at Stoncy Point,
~ Cumberland county, the Both December next TO
the highest bidder for cash. from fifteen twenty Negroes
belonging TO the estate of George N. Skpwh, young
and likely. VIM. MURRAY
Agent for Adm'x. and Guardian of the heirs.
NOV. ~. 5S-Wtds
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n ABoRERS WANTED.--I wish to hire, for the en-
Ed suing year. fifty active able bodied laboers for tho
use OF the Chesterfield Rail Road Company; for SUCH
liberal price will be given Application made at the Of
flee OF tho Chesterfield Rail Road, i'm Manchester.
THoS. JORDAN, Superintendent.
Dec. 6. 6oat.
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w oIlCE.--Al persons having claims against the Es-
tates OF W hliam b. Morrison and Alexander f. Nor
r.so' are requested to bring them forward properly
thenucaed and those indebted to make immediate paw
men NM Form L. -
Dec. 6, 1881. [6o--w4w'1 Admir-. of both Estates
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-06

WANTED, an ".4uailaJLe Candidate"-ybo can unite
al the fragments of the Opposition against An
drew Jacksonl
lie must according to the Pennsylvania Union
Democrat, possess the following qualifications:
10 satisfy the disalfected of the jackson party he
mus, nave peen Jackson man, but opposed to lis
cccon and to the measures and principles of his adni-
nistration. 800 ~
2 TO satisfy the National Republicans or late admin
lsauon party he must be known 10 be friendly to Docs-
nc Manuiacures, Internal improvements the Judiciary
inc currency opposed to notification and prescription
o. 10 satisfy the anti-masons, he must not be mason
or Trend OF the masonic institution.
., sansy those hostile to anti masonry he must not
De inc candidate nominated by the nti-masonic party
sauAy all, he must be "honest and capable of pure
principles brm and energetic character and Distinguished
talcnts' - w ' U''''eu
The Democrat should have added ",so time to b,
Ioss-Appiy on Monday next TO The Baltimore Con
yenticn."
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$4,000, 80, 600, 40, 200.
10 be drawn on The IAth Deccmhcr
Fkirfy Eh0sss&2sEg ESoEsGrs
Eess EfsOfSSNSsfy EHGyF6z,.s.
Tickets $40, Halves S., Quarters

IIcAvVs @IV' IaIVcs 90 VguaFIers = 90.
u Tickets and Shares, and Packages and Shares of
Packages, usual in every variety for sale at the Ex
change & Lottery Office Of THO. b. BIGGER,
Corner opposite Eagle Hotel
Orders meet the most prompt attention. the Off
cal drawings forwarded TO all who NAV desire -Plcase
address - above. Nov. 20. 56-tf
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w DOL Cartiing.
May 10

ME SUBSCRIBER beg. leave TO in form
A the Public that he has superintendent the
building of machine Chat will be in opera
ton in few days,) and in so doing he has been
enabled 10 make all the necessary improve.
ments 'bai long experience al the Wool Car
ding has induced hia, TO believe REQUISITE. lie
therefore hopes, by his industry and strict AT,
tehtion TO business, I'D have large share of
public patronage. He deems it quite unneces-
sary, a. ne Is well known 10 be professed
carder, TO say what succ SIS he has had in Civ
ing sa sfaclion 10 all hose who have heretofore
patronized hin aud inasmuch as his machin.
cry is now IN such perfect order, he anlici-
paies doing better work. il possible, than he
has ever before done. CYRUS ]. LYDICk.
N. b. The hard times has induced hun tn
cur'ail he piice Of cardi, to E IA cents per
pound.
This machin is in the house recently built az
mail by MIR. WIN. Thurman situated in the vi :
.inny OF Lynchnurg, Immediately on the bank
OF the liver at the ford below The bridge.
c. IL.
May 10. ,s
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NEW CARICATURF.

A friend at Baltimore hos forwarded as =
copy OF new CaIicature, which has lust been
issued by genius of the Cruikshank sckoo,
deineatihg with ihi'ndable humor the recent
blow up oil the Cabinet a, Washington, which
Just previously TO the explosion, we we're az
SUI ed BY the pensoned Editors and their co..
leagues were firmly united in the bond, q
harmony The picture is accuratriy de.cflJ-
ed IN the subjoined article from the Baltimore
Patriot, with a single omission In tn lett
the rats, with the exception Of Van Bure are
directing their course, inscribed " the rat-hole
OF oblivion. The Richmond Enquirer objec'
ted TO previous carica,ure, that il was def
Gent IN wit and humor: we hope il will DO
pleased with the new one:
AZ the windows OF the book stores new Ii,
fhograpic print is 10 be seen representing
=" the Greatest and Beet" in amost terrible
plight, while the chair Of State is falling to
pieces from under him. and tue Hero is ~
fa'r way TO tumble to The ground. Ia his le'
hand he holds hickory broom, and scroll,
on which appears the words, "aar OF reform.
O""' 10 t'i 'Hc tdtS WIN DuHdH iHtSsN
From the mouth Of The Ingham rat appesnfs
these words s This the reward of my pa-
triotc disinteIestedness" the Branch rsi is H.
upon back & enclaims-''ihis from the grea
est aud best of IN n'--.he Eaton rat says
" im off to the Indians On the rignl OF the
Hero is ladder OF % rounds or steps, on the
steps of which are written The names OF the
"a States-ihe Van Buren, rat ha, his fore paws
upon the fast round in the attitude of climbing ur
and SAYS i'll could only hu ni u. that Eage
and climb up This ladder" Full in bis
'front.', though DOT fairly emerged into view
IS the American EAGLE, which has his stern
regards fixed upon the climber, and talons Ell.
tended, ready, II need be, to arrest his upward
posrt ss-On his back is seen keen, sharp
scented Terrier Chs bead representing CAPE
tai likeness OF Mr.. Calhonn) with paw 10
Vans bar. which says" you don't climb up
there IL can help it," A mage rat is seen
squeezed ~ under the ishl arm OF the Hero,
who says he is " snug" enough. 10 this we
recognise Maj1r Barry the p. NJ. 6. Over ms
molly group presides the Genius Of Et"'
lAmos) With his broom sweeping out tue Nv
yea" Stable. Over the top of the cha'F u,
which the Hero is most uncomtor ably sea'e.
are these words - Nnis-Poilyiickle MAJ
,hewmatiick toulgt her--also, Moo 6rums y.
sale her : The orthogtapby, il vii pc o''''
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Wood Land for sale.

my Trac, OF Land, lying on The Turnpike
NH Road. adjoining Messrs. Chiffon, Lea
vich and Otey. about miles IRON town, is for
sale. II rontnms. ~ a recent survey, one nun
dered and thnty odd acre eighty Odd OF which
are in woods. aud heavily numbered. a iihe-
raj ca edit will be allowed. The land IS encun-
brred by deed OF trust bur the gentleman
who holds it, will relinqn'>h the trust deed Tor
the bpnds oi the purchaser. Unless disposed
o privately, it will be sold al public auction,
IA Iofs 10 suit purchasers.
The move land will he sold the premises NJ
public AUCTION, on Saturday the I9ih day oi
Jane neKt--ierms liberal, and made known al
the sale WM. NJ. KiYES.
May 10. IDS
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ihss lssi kisd ~s hs-s SEQ thrv es1ss, re
recital Of their heroic rc''nns D. No ne~sps-
ref.---and the la ~ Offices ~,fh which they
hass been rewarded
Among ,he vic,ims ofiboss r,ea' 'ass. ,hers
!. me however. one clone. believe, sho IA.
taken de- iiaa part IN toe flst"ns contests al
our hseihers AMI has mol boasied ihsreei hut
~hs. nevertheless. every mo,neni.dHy aud night
,.niaiss hi. desn..dasst. Ills name. unknown
20 All h.. no, appeared ~ the pubiie papers ;
he |, mi, hnosn N few diizens, VINO have
hsd ieaf. upon the graves of our brethren,
thai repose IN The Louvre.
lisa DOG.
The attachment o. that excellent animal TO us
master /. sell knoso, and the following will
serve as an Illustrative erampie.
Hedor (ihe name since gwen 10 the dog) be.
lonR.d 10 one nfthose bravs men who frii
on the 2slh Of July. II. appeared 'nseparable
from his msstsr--he followed bun 10 The com
bat, anj Al the attack upon the Louvre. AID Odd
not abandon tim even IN The hottest OF me
6eht--his master hnving been sho', he rema'"-
cd near his corpse unii they came 20 bury nm;
he snrang into me heara., and refused tn leave
il until bis masters body ~as taken out TO be
buried with his dead companions.
Upon M, tomb he has from that moment es-
,.hli.h.d ln. dwelling. During the day mourniui
aud feeble, in the midst VI a crowd that sur
round, him, he 10 sesu constantly stretched
out upon the grave Whish holds The object OF
his grief, and n, night, he ulier' bis deep sor'
row. by frequent and ,nournfnl howlings.
A good hearted woman has iuro'shed the
dog with food. which she bri"gs to him daily,
and he will receive il from no other hand, aud
offers signs Of recognition only 10 her The
National Guard built hun small house, but
he rarely goes TO II, as II seems 10 separate
MIN from that patriotic siafe. the continual
and ~ uraful act Of his thoughts.
What a noble and touching example of a1ec-
Tomato devotion What a lesson for those
Who have so soon forgotten the real saviours
II thrir country who of you, good citizens
and patriots, would not desire 10 see aud ca
ress tho Dog Of the Colorado OF the Louvre"
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pQWE5Ei =.

HI Poili.-Th. Board Of Visitors sppoin-
ted BY the Secretary VI was. to attend The IN
.aiar Examination .fihe Cadets ofths H'l'A-
~ Aeadsny, in June aez,, eon;i.ts oil the iei-
loving grniienian;
C.. &. Cobb, of Kentucky
Dr. l.. !. Sharpe, do
YIN. S. Franklin, of Pennsylvania
r. Hawbdght, do
Simon Cameron, do
john Page, Pfots. Maths. WIN. and Hsiy
Col. Va.
DIR. J. Brockenbrough. ofvirginia
J In Nelson. Of Msiy land
Dt Wm. b. Ewing. vi New Jersey
Grn. 4. Van Coartlandl, of New York
Hon. G. r.. Dudley, do
john A. Dr., do
Rev. JOHN farnum, do
Major Gen Scott. Of the Army
Bog. Gen. Leaysuwortb, do
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TUGtYr4ls - z .G.3 IA

lrfAvE. just received 80 packages OF spr"g
III aud Summer Goods IN addition 10 their
former assortment, amongst winch ara the fol-
lowing ARTICLES:
20rO sards Tow Linens
BALE Scotch Oznaburgs
do Cotton do 3-1 aud "A
do 'rmsn Burlaps
French Linen aud
Brown IL blk. Summer cloth
Buff IL white sattsen
Changeable Gro de Naples
do Lus ring
Natteoney liaIian Lus,ring
Gauz Ribbons
All OF which they will sell at tho most re-
ducri prices.
Nay 10