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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-19
May 10

, ohoUANI to a decree OF The sule.,or
Court Of Cbancery, for the Lynchburg
District, rendered on the 2Ist day OF October,
1850, 10 the cause oi Miller vs.. Bouldin. exec
nior OF David Ross the undersig ned Marshal
oil me SAID Court i'll sell, on Thursday the yin
DAY OF June, 1881. iffsir, If not, The next lair
gay oy auction, on six months credit, ON the
premises IN the county OF Campbell, 80 much
Oh the %od belonging 20 the estate of Dawn
noss as VII discharge the SUN of $lS23 10
GEMS win shc iaterest, costs Of suit and sale.
Mays a;,,as
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-19
Saddlcry, Harness, &c.

ANHE Subscriber intending shortly TO re-
- move 10 The Wes', Nill sell great bargains
in his Stock of S1DDLERY, H4RNESS, &c
having now on hand, most every variety in hi.
liu', made OF good materials, and the best work
manship.
He Ii compelled TO rorue.t all indebted TO
hun II call and settle their accounts. All who
have claims against hun vii, forthwith prescott
ih"m for adjustment JOHN BOYD
~ Il. Likewise for sale, an excellent Gary
all on accommodating terms. j. 3.
May 10 w3m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-19
The DOC OF THE CoLoNADE THE
LOUVRE

Many ofonr readers we know cheerfuily rank
among their real friends, some of me .a,,,s
species.-To such, The following an.,dot.
which we Translate from the i" Courier AZ,
Etais Unis: w'll my be wlthou, interest;
There Is not newspaper whose columns
have not been filled with the names Of the .lo-
,ous dtienderso OF liberty during Tue memora
oie week IN July. A large number oil them
'eh victims 10 their patriotic sfdor, and 10 a
'houiniui ia'aity' Still more have received
precious wounds in that noble defence, But
mere IS another class. the most numerous. in.
asnuch as IT'S number is daily increaug-tha,
rs, mat oil the women, who according 10 thv ,r
own account were among the most active on
maj occasion, ou, who nevertheless, received
no "ou"o' OF any, SO Sigh, tlat 10 marks
Of 'hem are al present visible. We know all OF
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-19
NONIGIH.

a LII persons having claims agains, the es-
"a late OF Samuel Read, decd are requested
10 orng them forward properly authenticated
Ana all persons indebted TO said estate are re.
q"ifeu 10 make payment TO the subscriber, or
suns VIII be common ced imm .diately against
taem. JOHN /. w. READ, Admr.
:. OF Samuel Read, decd
May 10 o,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-19

John Pollock, Esq. of Clermont County, for
inerly Speaker of the House of Representa-
tiVes Of Ohio. committed suicide. on the Goth
III by shooting himself through the head, with
rifle. Al the time of committing this act,
Mr. Pollock held the Office OF Associate Judge
for CIermoni County.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-19

A Lady in the vicinity OF Oak Grove. West
moreiand County, virsiaio. was delivered on
Saturday The 7th inst. Of three full grown CHI,
dren I've are at this tune living aud healthy.
She has been married seven years, and has
mad. during that time. nine cbildren-ui whom
Gig are now living.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-19
REPORTED REvoLuTloNINsp SPAIN

REPORTED REVOLUTION IN SPAIN.
lhe Norfolk Herald states that previous to
the sailing OF the U. >. irisate Java, from Ha-
'ana, report was current there, SAID t. have
been broush, by IA brig arrived At p. inc,re, d.
rect from Cad'z, statiu, that the k,ug al spain
had been deposed, and had fled with his faniI,
10 Gibraltar; and that the Constitution had
been proclaimed throughout SPAN. Il was
UNDERSTOOD at Havana ,aat the public aaih,n-
i!ies there had received official intelligence OF
ms revolution, hut Kept il secret the peopl,. .
however, only Mated Tor the confirmation of
HE report to revolt.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-19

Shell Paving corporation OF Now-or-
leans have resolved to Try the experiment oil
paving the si.eets with shells, and the Mayor
adyertises for 100 QUO barrels OF shells.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-19
From d. Frsderieksbu.g Arena. Nav 1a.

From tbs Fredericksburg arena, May IL.
k'dndpping.--A negro boy named Henry
Wiil!dBiS, born of free parents-aged about
nine years, aud Sally TuIiOn, somewhat older,
disappeared from Wesimoreland county, u =
der circumstances calculated to excite suspicion
that they were kidnapped hy On. HARRY
CLARKF, a resident oil WestmoreI,nd, and
JAMES TIPPET, of North Caroline. These tvs
individuals lelt the ghbo hood Of Westmore.
land CT. House, On the 9th inst. IN a Jersey
Wagon, drawn ny white horse. The boy 10 oil
datk compl xion, clothed, when taken, in n
ragged shirl OF plaiu Visin cloth, ahd panta-
looms OF the same material, with stripes. He
has the Ii tie finger. OF his left hand, il " be-
lieved, a small additional finge,, somewhat re.
naTkable tile has left u brother and siste, cal
d San aud Martina. and he calls his father,
tacle John. The Girl is taller than the Boy
aud Of brighter complexion-She has n sea-
On her hack and hip from burr.
These particulars are given that, through
the instrum-ntallty Of The Press. the Offenders
may be brought 10 Justice aud the children les
tored 10 then partnis.
British Minister. The Right Hon. G.. r.
Idushat, British Minister 10 The United states,
left Washington On Tuesday morning, on his
return to England. having obtained from his
Government leave OF absence on account OF III
health. Hewiil embark from New York on
Tue Isl OF June. in the packet ship Column
6id. Capt. DELAHo, for London
Wonders ofMe Rail Notwithstanding to a
ca!oulstion Ia Niles Register, Coal may be con-
vsy d from The mines near Cumberland 10 Bal.
o#o'e, on thr rail road, at an ex, ense Of on.
j one cent per bushel. The coal at the mines
l. rd'ned al one cent per bushel, and as the Cd r.
mey pass into the mines, this charge would IN
ciaea the expense OF placing it IN the cars The
raj DAD Company may, Therefore, deliver Coal
"a Baltimore at ipo Cents per bushei!!!
The Neponset, arrived at Bost on from Cal.
cata, has brought, an Elephant and Rhinoce-
ros, boz living. The latter is small, bu, the
elephant is very large, although he is supposed
TO nave lost 1000 pounds OF Gesh on The pas.
sag. Sustenancs of the two on the VOYAGE
occupied forty ions meas irsmun, orths vessel
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-19

The journey Of two Auditors, aud their err
rands, have been officially announced Ut Wash
Ingio0, and ARE mentioned with g,e,t emp a,
IN several administration papers. That class
u officers seem 10 have acquired signal aud
apomalous Importance Ia our national al
flis. ileretoior The couItIrcurd of arrivals
mad departures WIS Confined to Presidents aud
heads OF Departments. Nal. Gag
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-19
VERGsNiAy
LYscHBURG. MAY 10. ,s,,

"r ran 0"en'' Letter Of Rsngna,,..
tee studied ambiguity AID obsca1. w.
Ez-5ecreiary of States ,e,,e, ., VI Tie
admifabl, hit off in the i,llos;,. a., i
porting 10 he translation of that dinln. ro''
docnmeat. II is copied from The Ro.,a,, s"''''e
cript. i'ans
Dear sif-fhe erea, mo.ioo
alheislieal doctrines. Dremad,,s spring Of
mngaifd by Inc irfuence of s,''' ana pro-
converted into an Union Clolhys Mo. aod
cannot be more grs,if,d than Jeo,l. a'ehonsf
he was commander under the ;,'a was When
mh Il stage, connected with M OF il
line, Coming IN foil contact viii osden
tres. "' Otues lei
That class Of beings who are .s
tea win any 'ning, should re careful r. '"fesz
theV make VI 1t tor II Is we'll kno,. "2s
that Heterogeneous matter eomonnna'" me-,
a sour stomach. renders The carmen, w. WIN
use therefore, bull vests aTe mora M TOT
Tor The using generation, especially "h
dampness does not consplre 10 pr,v., MN
uculufe from sprnging up amid ~. nv
pours oil enthusiasm, which would -
destroy the circumference vi Bn,.,, my
cina'ions, connected with an air nnn,n 'a '
could not inspire genius with Ju;n., ma, maj
Altho' he might have had d hand IN h.'.''.'
Gibbs, tue pirate. o"s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-19

PENirENTiARY BURN IT. The Milledpe
VILE (Ueo Journat oIthe oh INST says:-On
Monday night last, about . o'clock The PeuI.
Tertiary was Uncovered 10 be on fire. The
fac hruke ou 10 the roof of the hong range of
Two story workshops, directly 10 the rear OF the
man building, aud III less ihan 10 inmates the
whole roof was in a flame. All efforts tn
save the OFT er buildings were vain as the wind
blew the flames directly over them. The " hole
was consumed, together with wooden build.
ing belonging To the institution outs de Of the
wall, and The county jail, and most OF the out
buildings attached TO II. The loss IN stock IN.
Guiding raw mate iaIs, manufactured articles
aud working toos, Is between aud 10 Iboa.
sand dollars.-None OF the prisoners e,capeI
They were hrst bro'ghi out and put in the iaiI
and when tnat lnok fire, they neir guarded
in the square until the fire mad Abatru so far
as to allow oil their beng put "ilnn the outer
wall OF the penienlia'y. No lives we're los,
aud 10 serious personal accident happened IT,
any one Jasper Wilkinson, VINO WAS confined
IN the jail, on n charge OF robbing TIC mai
,nhde his escape, and has not sin,e been heard
vi. There Is no doubt that the Penllentiar,
was ser on fire by des'gu. b, some vi The
conyIc's 10y whom mas no, yet bcen ascci, in
cd.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-19

The Bnffllo Patriots of the Sd inst. says
E." The Ice still continues 10 blockade our har
Dor +"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-19
: Yours,

hOhHs,
The suejoined speech Of the Duke of d..
ton in the British House of Commoo.
years ago, must have been the modal r. .,
Ex-Secretars's letter. The Duke tall. a.,
Infinite deal of nothing" lore be could ar,,..
a, the only understandable sentence !,
speech. whigh was motion for adiournus,,,
so, our double dealing Ex-Secrtt.rr
the public with variety OF hour.hes, wb,b
sound quite musicaily upon the ear, bu, dot.
the comprehension oil the mind and tho ,aa
der, on rising from its perussl, is sslon;.h..
al discovering, tiai, amidst such a string ii
well rounded periods, the only thing he co..,
swear TO Wss that MIR. Van Buren, had rat.
ed from Office. The reasons therefor hi.
Gra'iano's VII, are as grain OF wheat in
bushel OF chat:
My LoEDs-When came into the Hon..
THE day, pa otest did MOI lhink il possibl
indeed had ioimed ~ my own bress, a "a
solution 10 the conlrary,--but my Lords
really thought II Impossible, Tat should \.
compelled TO trouble your Loro ships with NJ
poor thoughts upon the question before yon,
.1S' N'''P'' '0'ei w presume to tIOAhi,
your Loidships al any time without feel,noo
pain, an internal regret, IA degree of un,ss.
ness which, can With truth assure your LORD
ships (and latter myself that shall find c,sq-
II with every noble Lo,d VITO hears mel its
not easy for me 10 have th honor of descri,.
ing.,o Your Lordship. My Lords, nm called
upon, as hunbly CONCEIVE. and ann,,l
boldly, mol oniy 10 the candor of 6. ,,e Lord
but 10 yIur Lordshi ps' srverer juds mspt. WIZ
Their am NOT compelled TO drtlare INV ii
ments, as explicitly as nov do, urou Ma. ,oo.
ton on your Lordshps' table. Upon nj.
ground, my Lords, meet the noble Lord h
out fear, though respect his superior O.
Ties, aud pledge myself 10 your Lordships l..
The truth of what | assert. O,herwIse. m,
Lords, II facts we're not as ! have stated them,
where will your Lordships draw the line NV
Lords, am really oslonished, yet indeed my
Lords, ought not 10 be ostonished. Tie unes.
ton has bern handed with so much ability hv
other noble Lords, that shall content museif
win this simple, unadorued decIaratioa OF nv
oP'noh. Yet | could quote Gases, My Lordf.
which accidentally met with this ,soining in
the course OF my reading, which, doubt moi
would convince your Lordshps, II conYlcluu
were the question. But fear that hass
troubled your Lordships too long shall
therefore return to the leading proposition.
when had the honor of setting out Win. and
mtEe Jof an immediate adjournment
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-19

Although we haar good deal said ahou,
the rayages OF the fly, yet the complaint is not
universal. Some fields have escaped entirely,
and others have not been njureh TO n great ex-
tent. Upon the whole considering tina, an es
ira quantity was put in the ground last fall,
we have 90 reason 10 apprehend a diminished
product. Petersburg hteligencer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-19

CT Our farmers are complaining gri.vously
Of the ravages OF the fly. The late Day and
cold weather has been highly injurious and
fields Of wheat that fortnight ago gave pro-
mise of a plentiful harvest are now nearly des-
rroyed. Manchester Pirginidn My II.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-19
From he New York Courier of NAV II.


The Turf.--At an early hnur In tho forenoon
OF yesterday, the route 10 ihs, race course pre-
seated animated sosns. The bright sun
which shone so au'pciousiy induced many To
exchange the dusty streets sof our city, for the
clear AR Of Long Island.
\ few minutes alter o'clock the match be-
tween Livingstone Golah and Col. johnson
Virginia mare, Bunnets OF Blue. for $4,000
commenced the animals are zach four year,
old, Goah got by Eclipse. and Bonneis oi Blue
by or Charles the siTes of botn have there
tore been famous on the inrf. The Jockey who
rode the southern 0are was dressed Ia blue !;
he, ot the northern IL ied. Each carried
feather weight In tbf first heat the mare Kept
The lead with apparent ease, and the knowing
ones say this was permitted win view oil sa-
wing Golah Tor The two las which YVES ex-
pected be wosld win on bottom. In the Sc
cond heat the mare had the lead in the first
miie aud hal, but the horse then passed her
by and kept Ia advance for more than mile.
fhls Was the most interesting pat OF the race
appearances we're 80 much IN favor OF Goliah,
that although betting ~ the end Of the first
heat Was ihrue 10 two, and even two 10 one on
DIE mare, now many were taken at even bets.
Finally, the mare won the cond heat by "a
bout two lungtos. The time OF the first heat, 4
miles. was Sun. 10 sec. OF the second sm. Sew
erai thousand dollars changed owners during
the course ofihe day.
Every sportsman knows of course that this is
no, the first success achieved by Bennets OF
B,ue." Ia the spring of 1880, she won the
great stakes os Union Course, aud in The fol-
loving October she won The sweepstakes ut
Tree Hill, Richmond, aud on both these occa-
SONS her speed was greater than exhibited yes.
t. rda,,
!h.s day at fur ociock-Maich race be-
tween Mr.. Llvlngston's Golian aud Col John
son Bohnets OIL BLU, two miles for S2uOJ.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-19

Economy.-rhe best specimen Of economy
winch The President has exhibited since he
came INTO oticr."as The send M 10 Nj. B.an.h
n Transcript OF his letter To Mr.. ine ham, Instead
Of iasng his private secretary with the labor vi
writing an original
NeW Hampshire IonrnqL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-19

"A Tough sory.-Th. erory subal,ern cor
fains the following -" II any msn, woman, or
child, resident this side of the Cape Of Good
Hope, or Cape Horn should siand in need OF q
goosr, they can be accommodated with one. on
application 10 the editor OF ibls paper, We
hive one on hand. that was purchased lest
Saturday and has been seven times roasted, SIX
iimrs baked, aud fifteen times stewed and
boiled, and yet the sarcophagi that envelopes
hi. flesh, resisis the edge OF the axe, the cleas-
or and the knife.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-19

Repenue from C,ime.-it is stated in the mes
sage of theGovcnor of Connection, that for
TIE year ending GIT March last, the nett gain OF
the State prison, after paying every expense of
guarding. feeding, clothing aud Instruction,
was 1891
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-19

Poachastr1iz RG6 hoaf. Tho f1Eehartraie
,s;l road was q be opened on the 23d uls. AMI
rssry body ~ New Orleans was expected to
lie present Horses ere 10 be used until loce-
motive agnes can be procured.
-0Ee-
1ao.isy Nfaufdeisry IN LorsH. While OIL
ef States are expanding money literally on GU
nails and Rail Roads, large SUNS eontinne TO he
invested here in Manufacturing establishment ts.
Purchssrs are made aud arraug nearly
eomeleted, we nud-rstand. for a new c on.-
pasy at Lowell, with a capital of 81 ,2o0. 000
being The fourth in thu, vicinity within a
few months. fBo5on Transcript
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-30
Employment for Civil Engineers

sNIE PRESIDENT and Directors of the Board ne
fnhi'c Works OF Virginia, are DESTROYS of OBJ
a'"hg inc s@rvlces OF Civil Engineer during
'e present year, to survey under the direction Of
ne rri"cpal Engineer Of he State the Shenandoah
t'yeG end The country adjacent thereto. with view
VI sce,tg'nng The bity, aud relative adyan
,'ges ana disadvantages Of The Improvement of said
hIVfr, by locks and dams, or by canal, or of rail
road through the valley of said River
lhey wish also TO empl v another Engineer. n
examine and survey Black Wafer River, to ascero
c cu,n Inc praccaOy of opening that River, and
cutting canal from Pagan Creek, near Smitb6eM
Ia a, lie OF Wight to some navrgable point on sai9
VjaeS aer River and from the head of Black
,r.oug 1t is probable that other surveys will also
be required. "A' also
applicants will be expected to produce satisfactory
testimonials of their competency und skill f,or e.,
Engineers .n of established high reputation, and to
their ices. ~' 4o"'e !"
by order of the Board of Public Works
j. BROWN, Jr., Second Au5;to,
~ ~ The Editors of the National InteIIipencey and
eiegraPh' VIII please publish the above once wei
ior three weeks and sent their account to the Second
Oi toi payment je 23-law3v'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-30

have contemplated such change with shuddsr OF
disgust. We would call TO their memories the just !
opinions entertained by Dc Witt Clinton of this crawl
ing creature of accident whom they bespattcr
ing with batteries Let them ponder the following
tract, which aver came from the pen of Clinton
and ask their consciousness whether the picture not
faithful, and the prediction amcntaby accurate 1t is
from essay signed Her aclitus, published years
since in the New York Statesman (mow the StGnddrd)
and addressed 'to Martin Van Buren, now, forncrly,
of kindcrhook, pursuivant of the Law" The object,
grant, too contemplate, i'll ITSELF deserve the
attention of such writer but the Undertook pcttfog-
GER by the force of casual circumstances, had acquired
Fictitious consequence and become quite dcnagogue
in the faction which endcavoring to elevate him
to the dignity Of their chief tool hence the morfyn
necessity of noticing him thus:
at Is understood that YOU look up to ,reign en-.
bassy as the derncr resort of your ambition the
closing of your political honors. Let us SUPPOSE
for moment, that you transferred to Paris the
central seat OF science, and tho metropolis of human
knowledge Let us further suppose that you enrol
icd i'll the corps dponati9ue and that YOU occupy the
seat that has been filled with Franklin and Jay, Arm
strong and Adams, Livingston and the Pinckncys the
curiosity OF that great city would be excrcd the
new Minister of the far-fanied Republic of the West
Whatthen would be its astonishment to find the places
OF those distinguished personages occupied by man
'nuua cognitfo regun, nulia scienta ornatus;''
ribbie scolis and snaterer; political grimalkin
purrng over petty intrgues, and mousing
stratagems of cunning, without elevation of mind or
dignity of conduct"
As we have the of prouing tho above to be De
witt Chntons production, recommend it to the at
tentive consideration of Andrew jackson, ouco the
protested friend of Clinton--and now the patron of
this 'frbbc soolist smoterer, and political grmakn
Martin Van Buren,, of Kinderhook
f'h' re wlllPr o bly, be very ari mated Curgres-
sionsl Canvass III the Culpepcr aud Fauqurr di =
t. CT Col John n. ia TIRE has, Is we have he e.
toiore sta ell stinuncrd hlms'f candidate III
opppsi IN io'Jo S. BayJour. Col. w was in "a
4 f'cnd If MIR. Crawford, and the subscq-cn
election he di vote for either Mr. Adams or
Ten JackS"n- lie has OF late been over by the
Annual, and o h'r, Messages OF the Hero, Ond now
t.vos nis re-clcc ion, end strongly opposes MIR. Cal
houn Mr. Barbour supported Gen. Jackson's ca use
IN 82l and 28 with great zrI He has seen Things
III his Admin t'atIon, + which he disapeyovcs and
Is unwilling TO Commit himself in rega rd to the next
ei'c ion--ile Is believed to be friendly TO Mr. Cul
houn Thus TIL. question ill, IN some mcasnr, s
turn upon ,tional p i'cs-whcther 1t does or moi
there Is lttl@ doubi Of the election of Mr.. Bar
bour by large majority i Potitj at Arena.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-30
Ia Es'0fessO1.s exaeA Te0cl,ea.a,

VIE fisitors and Governors of William and Morv
college having failed to attend the meeting cali.
e1 IN october and November laet, for the purpose of
ming the vacancy i'll the Mathematical Pr6fessorsb
Sccasloned by the resignation of Professor CamnbsIi
stewart inc election to fill that vacancy will take
pace at the regular annual meeting on the 4th NJ |
next ne emoluments of the situation in the hands
OF the late Professor, varied from fifteen bundled o.
TWO Thousand dollars. The Professors in this In+;t
on nave the entire disposal of one third of the
ana at all times, every of prosecuting tSrary
pursuits In which respect they possess advantage
versity in the Union. '' "''-
The letters and testimonials heretofore sent % ,b
rector, which have not been, and which shall MOI h.
otherwise directed previous to the 4th of july viii he
presented to the Board Visitors. Those who Iaa 81
ready applied may, if they think proper send add;ti
testimonials, and all who desire the situation viii baa
their wishes made known to the Board Of V;otrs 80
Foyernors' by directing their communications nost
Pad,) to JOIIN pHS,'r PoSI
Rector of VIM. and Mary Colleen.
.n-f-,rbo Elite e -, WItLIAMssUFe, Va
Washington; Courier & Enquirer No. VI
Sazoto, PhIladelPhia; and Charleston Courier South
VIII insert the above twice week nt;I the
@yh OF june and send their accounts to the Office Of
19-11tc ifF'"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-30
Tin aud Iron.

'flE subscriber keeps constantly on hand, supply
a Of Iin-pate in boxes; also, good assortment oe
single double and treble-rolcd shostron; hoop.irop
from to 2 inches; boxron, for Coachnakers; small
round and square rods for trace-eafns and other ,y
poses; plating, SCROLL tyre, round and square iron Of
nous sizes; extra sizes Of plate aud IRON ordered
with dispatch, from the Northern markets
Jun 1-2swbc JOHN n GORDON