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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-01

and vii oct attempt 20 eniighion bis under.
staodine. returned 10 thi. CIV, had a oonyef-
sa,ion With the President. of WHICH iLs prom.
nent points are sdverted TO in my later Of
Resignation Which immediately followed il. and
having brought up he public business, WHICH
| was ~ srresr, relred from, Office
While ihess occurrences were in progrsss.
| Major Eaton addressed 10 me ~ letter of like
import with his frat communication 10 Mr..
ingtam. lie called opDn Tue 10 saaci,on or
dnnvow the statement IN the Telegraph, thar
my family lad refused Ia associate with his
| | answered by detailing the Conversation which
| had passed between myself and Col Johnson
and stated that I hal sub.eqaeatly expressed
tie same views TO the President, who had dis
claimed any disposition 10 prtn this reqnisitioh.
| referring 10 that which bad previously stated
10 havo b.en made through Col. Johnson. Tho
Editor OF the Globe has Published tbis detached
sentence Of my letter, and bas made an impo.
tent attempt 10 distort its meaning. The pub
lie shall Judge Of the whole coffespon dsnee Tor
themselves. had no disposition 10 publish
this corrsspo ndence. Perfectly saiisfed that
II would AT all tunes speak Tor iiteIt. aud not
emnlons OF reputation 10 he acquired in such
controversies, | have resisted ths numerous
,",'' "h"h h""" h"so made upon me lhroogn
different journals 10 give Il 10 the public. But
the Editor Of The Globe Is in possession of H.
aud by the publication OF a1 IL dated estrpci.
attempts TO do me Injustice. exercise right.
therefore, which belongs 10 NE, when | take
rom HIN 'his unfair means OF annoy auee, by
giving the whole L. the public
FRIDAY NioHr l7ih June, 1891.
5r-l have studied To disregard the abusive b
sl"nders which have arisen though 40 debssed
"a 'on'oe rs The u. 8. Telegraph. have been
content 10 wan Tor the fall deyelopement of
what he had 10 cay. mud uqlil persons II respos-
sibic character should be brought forth TO Gu
dose bis vile abuse of me, and my family
IN that paper ot'hi. evening 10 contained the
following remark OF my vile "ii is proyen
ihat the Secfoinf,ns OF the Treasury. and 0f Tho
Navy, aud OF the Attorney General, roiuaed To
associate with her" This publication appears
IN paper which professes 20 be friendly To
yo" and "a brought forth under your i,nmed-
ate eye. desire 10 Know Of yon. whether or
not you snnciion ,hs statement or disayow
~. The relation W. have sustained towards
each other authOrises the 10 demand an iiuuL-
dinIc answer.
n N.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-01
TERMS.

Fo, ~ per aunu.n, payable In advanee.-ho sub
U .,I he received for les time than sin months
" i'll be discontinued (but at the discretion
aid Nv ffI,tors) until all arrearages are paid.
Advertisements will be inserted a, 90 cents per
quar- Those from distance must be paid for
eop 70 their Insertion, or the payment assumed by
rsYl.I ,esnon ,ible per son in Lynchburg.
V Aletters addressed TO tho Editors must BIO post
or tney will not be attended to.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-01
BY HENRY G BELL.

BY HENRY G, BELL.
"a maiden heart give me
That lock'd aud sacred lay,
Though tried by many y key,
That meier could find the way
Till |, by gentler art,
Touchd the long hidden spring,
And found thai maiden heart
In beauty glhtering--
Amidst ito herbage buried like flower.
Or like bird that sings deep in its ieafy bower
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-01
POETRY.
AcRoSTlC.

The following Acroslic on Benedict Arnold, formerl,
,s,i,hed in London paper is without exception, ON,
,bc most severe coRmcnts pissed upon the cha
...,r of any man. There is scarcely word but VIVA
. Taught with the bttercsi denuueiation
Born 70 curse to virtue and mankind,
F.th's broadest realms can't show so black mind
,,sighl,s sable veil your crimes never hide,
Z ,ch one 50 great, would gut historic tide--
DeGInct, your cursed memory will live
In All the glare that infany can give;
Curses Of ages will attend your hume
Traitors alone wall glory in your shame.
Almighty Vengeance sternly waits 10 roll
Divers Of sulphur on your treaeherons soul
Nature looks hack, wit,l conscious error, sal,
On such tarUish'd blot that she has made.
Let hell receive you, rivetted 10 chains,
Uoomd to the hottest focus of its flames"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-01
JEo. NJ. BEnmnE, Esq.

Very respectfully.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-03-09
WATER! WATER!

TEyHE subscriber offers for sale Mill Privi-
IL lege, which combines more advantages
than any unoecupied mill site in the County of
Worcester. 1t is situated on the Blackstone
Canal and Great River Road from Worcester to
Providence, in delightful part of the town of
Worcester, and not exceeding fifteen minutes
road on the banks of the canal He proposes
to convey the first draw of the waters of the
Blackstone River, with twenty feet fall, which
will constitute power sufficient for Factory
of the first class, and with it such quantity
of Land, as shall comport with the wishes of
the purchaser. 1t is believed that this Water
Power cannot fail to invite the attention Of
gentlemen of taste and capital, who are desr-
Gus Of locating themselves in the heart of
the Commonwealth" Further particulars will
be given by the subscriber.
ELIJAH BURBANK
Worcester, March O. IF
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-03-09
n T K n !.

In this town, March 5, Mrs. Maria Kettell, aged
ii, wife of Mr.. John P. Kettell.
In Lancaster, Feb. l6, Mrs. Dorothy Thurston,
aged %, relict of the late Peter Thurston senior
Printers in ~ York are requested TO insert this
Feb: 10, Mrs. Martha Maynard, aged GO. widow of
the late Capt. John Maynard.
In Westminster Feb. 90, Caroline, youngest
daughter Of Salmon Leland, aged 10 years.-March
5, Mrs Polly, wife of Mr.. David Reed, aged a.
In Sterling, Oct 6, wild. Elizabeth Wilder aged
81, daughter of Jeremiah Burpee.-Printers in
Vermont and Maine requested to insert this
death. Feb. H. Mrs. Lucy Wilder, aged g. wife
Of Phineas Wider.-Printers in Vermont and ~
Hampshire are requested to insert this death. Feb
II, Calvin, son of Samuel Moore aged II years.
In Northbrdge, Feb. 25 Mrs. Hannah Holbrook
wife of Sylvanus Holbrook, and daughter of Gen
Moses Whiting Of Milton, aged SO.
In Hardwick, Feb. 10, widow Phebe Robinson
aged 76.
In Dudley, Feb. 16, Sarah Bacon, widow of the
late Dea. Jonathan Bacon, aged 9O.-Printers in
Brattleboro' (Vt) and jamestown IN ~ are
requested to insert this death.
In Fitchburg, Samuel Porter, son of Rev. Rufus
A. Putnam, aged years.
In Athol, Feb. 10, suddenly, Mr.. Daniel Elm
wood, aged 54.-Printsrs in Springfield and Ne,o
York are requested to insert this deaih
In Barre, Feb. 8, Mrs Miriam Smith, wife of
Mr.. Rufus Smith, aged 42.-Printers in Vermont
are requested to insert this death.
In AshbuInham, Feb I, Mr.. Moses Totingham
aged 84-Printers IN Vermont and Ne.o York are
requested to insert this death.
In Foxborough, widow Hannah Sumner aged
l02 years and months.
In Southbridge, Deacon HILBERT aged SO, for
msrly of Sturbridge.
In Holliston, Feb. 10, Mr.. Timothy lockwood
aged 10. He has left numerous circle of de-
scendants, amounting to 95 in ALL viz 10 children
of whom are now living SO grandchildren, 30
Of whom living and 26 great-grand- children of
whom is dead.-COm.
In Holliston, Feb. 90, Edwards Dickinson, NJ. D.,
aged 50, late of Waterford NY
In Fall River, Mrs Almira Newhall wife of Mr.
VIM. Newhall, aged 80
In Amherst, IN. H.. Lucretia Stevens, aged n,
after a sickness of "a years Rebecca Putnam, wife
of Joseph Putnam, aged 60.
In Vernon, (Vt.) Frederick B., only child of
Apollos Clapp, aged years.
In Bluehill, (Me.) Mrs. Relief Clay wife of
Benz. Clay, and native of Paxton, aged 80.
In Cornwall, ~. CO. Feb. 6, Mr. Martin Bailey
native of Sterling aged 80.
In Bethel, Me-, Col. Ebenezer Newell, s., ma
tive ofBrookfeld, a revolutionary soldier.
In Prospect, Me-, widow Ann Mossman aged &c.
native of Stow, Mass.
In Port Schuyler, ALBANY Co., N. " March a.
mery of this County Ifa kind and amiable dispo-
sition, and flial regard and affection, could have
saved from the grave in the morning of life one so
loved, the hand of death would have been STAYED ::
20 But the ways of God past finding out" Com
In Granville, Samuel Gallop, 100, an officer of
the Revolution.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-03-09

The SHERIFF.. The sensation produced by
the recent arrest of the Sheriff of this County,
charged with an infamous crime, will Justify
the occupation of the large space in our col
umns which is devoted to an account of
the examination before the Magistrate. We
attended the examination, and feel bound, IN
justice to the accused, to say that more
groundless and uniustifiable prosecution we
never witnessed. We learn that the prosecu-
tor has been trying, for years, to procure
warrant, having applied to Justices in various
parts of the county, all of whom on inquring
into the circumstances, had dismissed the COM
plant without a warrant, until the present in
stance The fulness of the report, prevents
the necessity of making any further remark.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-03-09
GREAT SALE OF WOOL,

EW7ILL be sold at Public Auction. on
w THURSDAY, the oath inst, at 0 O'Clock.
at Quincy Hall, $50 bales Pulled Fleece and
Assorted WOODS, of various qualities, suita.
BILE for Broad Cloths, Cassimeres, Satinetts,
and Flannels. In the invoice there is guam
tity of very fine SAXONY WOOL.
u Manufacturers at distance may rely
upon tie sale being positive, and may also be
assured that the Wool shall not previously b0
disposed of at private sale.
Also, so bales JUTLAND WOOL, for Car.
pets.
Catalogues will be ready for delivery on the
22d inst, when the Wool may be examined
COOLIDGE g. HASKELL, .4ucrs.
Boston, March g.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-03-09
FOR THE MASSACHUSETTS SPY.
ORrTITARY


1t has become the painful duty of a particular
friend, to pay tribute to the memory of OrIs
G. WHEELER, Esq, of this town, who died at
ST. Augustine, (FIorida) Feb. 6, in the 23d
year his age The deceased had usually en-.
joyed good health TILL about year ago, his
health began to decline, and his friends became
apprehensive that the disease had taken deep
hold of his system, and would extinguish the
g." vital spark" By the advice of friends and
physicians, he was induced, in the fall, to visit
a southern climate, as the last hope ofrecovery.
In that climate, in which he hoped to regain
his health, he yielded up his spirit. But, he
has not taken with him all consolation from his
friends. He has left behind, character, which
his friends can contemplate with pleasure He
was young man of the most kind temper and
disposition. Few became acquainted with him
without feeling an attachment for him. He
was, in a word, most deservedIy respected and
beloved. 1t is not necessary that one who knew
his worth, who was among his personal friends,
who feels his loss, and sympathises most deeply
with his surviving friends, should say more
When the spirit of friend, an intimate friend,
leaves, the feeling is too deep to be described.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-03-09
MI r PIED:

In this town, Feb. 81, Mr.. Alpheus NJ. Mortified
to Miss Emily A. Norton.-March |, by Rev. Mr.
Going, Mr.. Winthrop P. Sargent to Miss Sarah H.
Boyenton.
In Bellows Falls, (Vt.) Feb. IA, Mr.. Alfred Bow
ker of Templeton, to Miss Caroline Daman of Lam
caster.
In Upton, by Rev. Mr.. Wood, Mr. Ebenezer
Chamberlain of Holliston, to Miss Julia Ann Sader.
In Bolton, Jan. 90, by the Rev. Mr.. Allen, Mr.
Philo Clapp of Deerfeld, to Miss Flora Wetherbee
of Bolton
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-03-09
NATIONAL REP UBLIcAN coNvEN.

Convention of the National Republicans of
the County of Worcester, will be holden at the
March, at 6 o'clock, p NJ, for the purpose
OF nominating candidates for Governor, Lieutenant
Governor and Senators, for the next political year.
The several towns in the County requested to
send as many Delegates as the number of Repre-
sentatlves to which they respectively entitled
BY order Of the County Committee. March 2.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-03-09
TOWN OFFICER.

a hR Laws of Massachusetts, relative 20 the
" duties Of Municipal Officers together
with digest of the decisions of the Supreme
Judicial Court upon those subjects. By Isaac
Goodwin. Second edition revised and enlarged.
ALso,-NEW ENGLAND SHERIFF, or
digest of the duties of Civil Officers Sheriff,
Jaler, Coroner, and Constable, being a com
pendulum Of the Laws of Massachusetts, Maine,
and New Hampshire, upon those Subjects by
the same author, lately published and for sale
by DORR & ROWLAND.
(eF A Book of Forms, or Clerks Magazine,
is now preparing BY the same author, and will
be published soon.
Worcester, March g. CIV
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-03-09
Blackstone Canal Bank.
Providence, March 1. I

ITVOtUeHUe, 8HaTch I, 1881.
TENHE following named gentlemen have been
Il elected Directors of the Blackstone Canal
Bank, viz:
Joseph L. Tillinghast, Moses Brown Ives.
benjamin Hoppin, Jun, George Baker, Enoch
w; Clark, William P. Bullock, George Grin
nell, Jefferson Borden, Nicholas Brown, Thorn
as burgess, John Whipple, Freedom Sisson
\, AT meeting of the Directors on the 2lst ult,
NICHOLAS Brown, Esq, was unanimously elect
ed President of said Bank.
=, Inc Bank is located for the present on South
noi,aih-street, In the brick building, owned by
MessIs, Brown d Ives, and has commenced
business. By order.
March g. TR FFNNFp c,.I;.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-03-09
TO BE LET

- "A ND early possession given,
fEsFGA ~ new brick two story DWEL-
IHaaba Lang HOUSE, with Barn, &C.,
$50. and half an acre of Land, in the
centre of the town of Lancaster, next south Of
the Academy, and near the Church, Post Office,
&c. This Estate is very pleasantly situated
on Great Mail Route, and having daily inter
course with Boston and other parts of the
country by Mail and Stage Coach The House
contains ten rooms and chambers, all finished;
cellar under the whole building, and COM
mands very beautiful and delightful prospect,
and is IN one NJ, OF the most healthy spots IN the
on the premises. The Land is verv fertile
Apply to JOSEPH WILLARD on the nrem.
Uses, or to EMORY WASHBURN of Werces.
ter. Lancaster March
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-03-09
PUBLIC AUCTION

TENO be sold at Public Auction, on SAruR-
ID DAY, The I'd day Of april nert, at O'Clock,
r NJ, on the premises, (if not previously sold
tourths of mile west of the Meeting House.
in Fitchburg, on the Old Road leading TO Ash.
burnham; containing about 80 acres of Land,
with Dwelling House, Barn, Shop, and Saw
Mill, with water power sufficient for the Mill
about three fourths of the year In the Mill
is a Circular Saw, Grindstone, &C., fitted up
for Carpenter. 1t is good stand for Pail
Maker, or any other mechanic, whose business
requires water power, A liberal credit will be
given for part of the purchase money, if
wanted. For further particulars inquire of the
subscriber, in Fitchburg, or of Mr.. GEORGE
WooD, living on the premises.
|. JEWETT.
Fitchburg, March 9. 4w
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-03-09
A FARM FOR. SALE.

SITUATED in tho northerly part of Tenn
~ pleton, near Baldwin's Mills, containing
about sixty acres of excellent Land, we'll pro-
portioned as to Moving, Pasturing, Tillage,
and Wood Land, with good Buildings thereon.
liberal credit will be given if wanted. For
further particulars, reference is made to Capt.
EDEN BALDWIN, or the subscriber on the prem.
Uses. STEPHEN KNOWLTON
March g.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-03-09
FARMS FOR SALE,
At GREAT Bargains.

At GREAT BARG4LNS.
YENHE subscriber offers for sale his home
Il. Farm, situated about mile and a half
from the centre of the town of New Salem,
(Franklin Co., Mass.) consisting of l4O acres
OF first rate Land, well proportioned for Now
ing, Pasturing, and Tilage. About 40 acres is
well wooded, and there is sufficient Orchard
ing to make 40 barrels of Cider On the prem
ses are good House and Barn, and other Out
Buildings, all convenient and in good repair.
The above Farm and 'appurtenanees will be
sold at the low price of $500, making it we'll
worthy the attention of those wishing TO pur-
chase good Farm.
Also, another Farm in said town. having on
1t convenient Buildings, and containing lo5
acres of Land, mostly pine plain. Said Farm
is valuable for raising Grain, and it also pro :
duces about six tons of Hay 1t will be sold
for $500. JOHN WHEELER.
New Salem, March g. Avs
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-03-09

WORCESTER, SIS. Feb. &c, 1881.
FHVAKEN on Execution (the same having
n been previously attached on mesne pro.
cess,) and will be sold at Public Vendue, on
TUESDAY, the goth day Of March neat, at ono
o'clock, p. M, at Willard Howe's tavern, in
Lancaster, all the Right, Title and Interest
that SIMEON WHITNEY of said Lancas.
ter, had the day when the same was attached,
OF redeeming certain mortgaged Real Estate
lying in said Lancaster, being the Farm where.
on the said Simeon now dwells, containing
about two hundred acres, with the Buildings
thereon
To- LARKlN NEWTON, D. sheriff
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-03-09

In addition to the above, there were. in the
same towns. 66 scattering votes leaving MAORI
~ Tor ANTHONY CHASE, over all others, of g27
towns remain to be heard from two or tb,oo of
which have not yet voted. '"''' VI
In 10 towns ARTEMAs WARp, ESQ. has $50
votes Tor Register Of Deeds and there are Is scat
terng votes. u - "'"''
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-03-09
For Sale or to be Let.

A PLEASANT SITUATION, about three
IA fourths of a mile west of Berlin Meeting
House, consisting of half an acre of frst-rate
Land, well finished two-story Dwelling
House, Mechanic Shop, and Barn, all in good
repair. The above will be sold on the most
reasonable terms, and payment made easy to
the purchaser. For further particulars, inquire
of the subscriber.
WILLIAM A. HOWE.
Berlin, March g.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-03-09

'ENHE subscribers have formed copartner.
q ship, and will continue the Iron FOundru
and Mercantile Business, formerly conducted
by Messrs. Hyde, Grant, g. White, under the
firm of
HYDE, CONVERSE, & CO.,
and will keep constantly in operation, their
BLAST AND CUPoLA Furnaces. Every atten-
ton will be paid to orders for Machinery and
other Castings, and executed with despatch
They hope to merit and receive continuance
of the patronage conferred on their predeces.
sors. The friends and former customers of
Messrs. Fl. G. & w. are particularly requested
TO continue their favors.
ALVAN HYDE.
ELIAB A CONVERSE.
DAVID ROCKWELL.
Stafford, (Ct.) March ! 1881 ep3wl8weo10
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-03-09

IL Is sad that Connecticut pedlars are selling
OAK Leaf cigars with Spanish wrappers, for The
real Havana rr'''' '0' '"O
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-03-09

CoNGREss. The session of Congress was
brought to a close on the Sd inst, the term for
which the members were elected having expir-
ed on that day. The business, for the last
fortnight, having generally related to private
claims or local affairs, possessed so little inter-
est, that we have not thought it necessary to
burthen our columns with continuation ofthe
journal. The late schsm in the cabinet has
thrown the administration party, in both houses
of Congress, into minority. The general ap-
preparation bill, being under consideration In
the Senate, Mr.. Tazewell moved to strike out
the item making an appropriation for paying
the expenses of the late embassy to Constan-
tlnoPle. He objected to it, on the ground that
the President had no right to originate an en-
bassy without the consent of the Senate, and
contended that, even if it was legal, the APP
P0'ntment was constitutionally void session
OF the Senate having interviewed since their ap-
pointment, without any nominatian being made.
In the debate, he quoted the speech of the pres
emit Secretary of State on the Panama question,
IN which his first point was maintained Mr..
Tyler of Va, also spoke against the right of the
President to make the appointment, but moved
an amendment to Mr.. Tazewell's motion, let
ting the appropriation remain, bat adding a
proviso, that it should not be construed as an
admission by Congress Of the constitutonality
OF the measure. This amendment prevailed.
In the House, the strength of parties has been
tried, on bill 10 subscribe for quantity of the
old records of Congress, to be published by
GALES and Seaton, Editors of the Intelligencer.
The bill was opposed on party grounds, but has
passed both Houses.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-03-09
NOTICE.

consequence of the death of Nathaniel
d Hyde, the copartnership of HYDE, GRANT,
d WHITE, is dissolved All persons indebted
to said company are requested to make imme-
date payment. All those having demands
against the late firm are to present them for
payment TO ALvAN HYDE or III. & B. GRANT.
who will close up the concerns of the late COM
pany. ALVAN HYDE,
MINER GRANT, surriyinO
BILLINGS GRANT, Partners.
EZRA WHITE, JR.,
Stafford, Comm March l, 1881 40
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-03-09

The CoURT of COMMON PLEAS commenced
sitting in this town yesterday. 1t is holden
this week by Judge CUMMINs, who will be sue.
ceeded next week by Judge STRONG.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-03-09

$60OO00, all the capital stock of the Lowell
hall Road, has been subscribed, and the Com
Pany will be Immediately organized.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-05-25
EsOGbT AND SEFOE AIITvT A CrOpy.

FEVEIE subscribers have just received, in -H ad dition to their former stock, large and fashionable assortment of BOOTS .4.NlD SHOES, among which are few pair of La dies Cater Boots, Bronse Morocco and Black Kid Slippers; with a splendid assort- ment of Ladies' Lasting full and quarter Boots, Shoes, and Slippcrs-Lades' Leather Boots, Brogans, and Walking Shoos-Ladies Seal Slippers--tcgether with a Gcnerel As sortmen of Gentlcmen's Boots and Shoes of every description. Boys, Misses, and Childrei's Shoes of every variety.
 As formerly We still have good assortment of Ncrk Manufactured in Tuscaloosa, under cur own immediate superintendence, and which we can recommend as good.
 We have likewise received d large asscrt- ment of first rate leather, which will enable us to make any description of work, in cur line, to the order of those who may honor Us with their mcasures.-All orders from a dis tance will be thankfully received, and punctu- ally attended to.
 FOSTER & CONROW. N. B. A quantity of irstrate Shoe Black ing which we can recommend.
 may, 4th, 1881, 5.