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Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-09-08

rnoN TIE aIcHsoxp WHO.

fhoN Thk hiCaH0uD WIG.
Extract of letter from The Senior Editor, dated
JnaUsALIN. southampton CT. House,
Ihursdoy euening. tug. IS.
The Richmond troop arrived here
this morsing little after 9 O'Clock. af.
ter q rapid. hot, and most fatiguins
march from Richmond. On the road
we met thousand different reports,
no two agreeing, and lea wing il impos
s'eie to make . plausible gue.s at the
truth. On the route from Petersburg.
we found the whole country thorough.
~ alarmed; every man armed, the
dwellings all deserted by the white
inhabitants, and the farms generally
LEFT in possession of the blacks. On
our arrival at this village. We found
Com: Elliott and Col. Worth, with
$50 U. States troops, from the neigh
oorheod ut Old Point, and a consid or.
able militia force. A troop Of horse
from Norfolk and one from Prince
George, have since arrived. Jerusalem
was never so crowded from its founds
t'on for besides the considerable mill
tary force assembled here, the ladies
from the adjacent country, to the n um.
Der OF 8 or 400, have sought refuge
from the appalling dangers BY which
they were surrounded.
Here for the first time, we learnt the
extent VI the insurreotion, and the
mischief perpetrated. Rumor had in.
hn'tsiy exaggerated the FIRST, swelling
the numbers Of the negroes to a thou.
SAND or 1900 men, and repressntioS
'ts ramificsiions as embracing several
Of The adjacent counties, particularly
The Isle OF Wight aud GreepsviIIe /:
but II was hardly in the power Of ru.
NOR itself, 10 exaRgerate the atroei.
'!ss which have been perpetrated by
the insurgents: whole families, father.
mother, daughters, sucking babes, and
school children, butchered, thrown in.
to heaps, and left to be devoused by
hogs and dogs, or TO putrify on the
spot. AZ MIR. Levi Walters, his wife
ana ten children were murdered and
piled IN one bleeding heap on his floor.
Mr.. Waller himself was absent ~ the
mo@ent, but approaching while the
dreadiul scene was acting, vas Dur.
sued, and escaped into swamp. Si,h
much d'theulty. One small child in
the house 81 The tine, escaped bv
eonessling herself 10 the fireplace.
and witnessing from her place Of con
esalment, the slap ehteE Of the family.
sud hsV elder sisters among them
Another child vss also cruelty wound.
ed and left for dead. Andpro6ably will
not survive. All these children were
not Mr.. walters. A school was kent
scar his house, 81 uhieb, and between
Nhish and bis house, the ruthless vii.
lame murdered several Of the children
Many other horrors have been pero.
lrated, The killed, - far A. ascsr
tanned, amount TO siIty-two; send .
'i'' believed to be correct, a. far a. Il
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-09-08
h'- ne Rieh|Ond Enquire. Sept 2
HE HAHnIr1l

THE BAEDIFTI
We understand the Governor Ia.
received further dispatches fromsoutb
ampton, NsnsemoDd, Isle Of Wight.
and Prince George. The people are
upon the siert, - they ought to be.
No further act had transpirsd 10 break
ne public peace. hot rumors sufficient
70 keep alive the vigilance If the Deo
pie General Eppss writes to the Go.
vernon on the jOth (Taesday.l that
every thing vas qsi-t IN Souta mpton,
aud he thought was likely to continue
soi but IN consequence u the des
patches received from Nansenond ana
the Isle Of Wight, q CouneiI Of W.,
bad been held, ~ which il was dsts.
mined that as . precautionary sneasuye.
strong patrol IN these counties ou0h,
20 be kept up-and accordingly. IN
strueiions bad been despatched 10 the
commanding officers Of the Rea;msot,
to pot cot such patrols. The isves,i
cations were going on ~ 20 the con.
duet Of the blacks Who we're confined
IN the jail Of Jerusalem. The nom.
Der oi prisoners had not materially Va.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-09-08
Prom he Glib.

ne ioitoNinK letter rom MAJOR lPW1s wns ~
seiVed and pos N type on the day a bears date
u vas improperly omitted, the proof-sl.eet hsv-
ing been detained from the printer Ed. Globe
To tie Editor Of The Globe.
wAsHTSoToN, 2Ist AUo. 1891.
SIR--Mr. Branch, in . letter dated
the 22d inst. TO the Editor Of the
Roanoke Advocate" written for pub
lieation, says he told Major Eaton,
that u he "weuId obtain the consent
"Of bis brOther.in.la Major LawiA.
"to read = confidential eorrespon.
4" denee which passed between Major
" l.. aud myself, in the winter Of Sa7
"-2e, on this disturbing su1iseG, he
would then be convinced Of the die
"InterestedRess aud correctness Of
"my course, &C."
| might have gone further, and
said that Major Lewis, 10 1898,
: when there could be no unworthy
: motive to mislead either Of Us, con.
8 sidered MrS Eaton an uSssie asso.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-09-08

william WiiliaiAs, his wife and two
boys-4.
Jacob Williams, 8 children, and
Edwin Drury--5.
Mrs. CsswsIl Wsrrell ond ehild--2
Mrs. Rebeeca Vaughan, daughter
Ann Eliza, and son Arthar-S.
Mrs. John Williams and child-2.
Mrs. John Vaughan and 3 children
62.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-09-08

A list Of persons killed in the insur.
reet'on which commenced the a1s, Of
August, 1891. in Southam pton COUNTY
Joseph Travis, his wife and 9 cbiI.
dTeA--5
Ars. Turner, Hartwell PEBBLES. the
oVeEseeT, and Nrs. Newmsp-S.
MTs Reese. and son William, and
- Barhsm-s.
IrAjsn DOysl, wife and ehild-s
nenry Bryant, vile, child, and
Wife's mother--4.
Mrs. Catharine whitehead. Son nj.
eh.'d' four daughters, sad Erand.sbiIJ
-. 'O
SalsthiAl PEaBcis-I.
Overseer Of Nsthanial Francis and
Two ehildren--3.
Tho. BARROW and Geo YauRhsn-9
hfs. Lew Waller and ten children
--tProbsbiy not all hers husban nd and
ci'e child escspes-the child BY Get
''ng up the Shipney-II.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-01
Mr.. Mghdm 10 Col. johnson.

I'VE" HoPE, July 1911, 1881
Dear Sir: have received IA couy OF ynur
letter OF the BON nli. 10 Mr. Beriien ana IN, .
self, forwarded by him from Washington, re.
laIing TO AN allegation made in The newspapers
that General Jackson had required, ,hrouyh n
Mem er OF Congress, OF Messrs Rranch, Der.
rien, aud myself, that our handles should AS
soCi"ie with MIS-. Eaton. | had also noticed
the publication IN the Telegraph 10 which YOU
Grand another oi the sane import mn New
YORK paper ot an earlier date, aud sunnn,,o,
" probable, IN The existing state oftb nubI,c
mud, that The Il discussion would take such :.
range ss TO involve all parties 10 that trsnsac.
ton IN The necessity OF making explanation. 1
hHi commenced the PIeparat on of comics al a
statement OF The conversation which Won huyo
retired 10; as well that between Won and
ne, as that between Gen. Jackson and mvsetf
on the same subject, intending, rs soon ,s IN,
coDli he compl ted, L. send one to INN am,
another 10 yourself. Upon the REGENT of on,
letter. inoeii .tely wrote you nole,e.press.
iuS an intention 10 wait for the further com.
iar'son OF ol1 recollection before l made any
DETERMINATION MS TO he disposition Of INV state
men'. But two articles in the Globe of IN.
iiih ihst, which you have no doubt seen
ie"chsd me before my letter was mailed. and
arrested us PROCESS. These articles, az far ma
'ney feiate to TINS Subject, bear on their fac
me eViuence oi hasing been authorized by
General jackson aud yourself, and leave me-
no Choice as 'be publication Of my statement, |
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-01
THE LATE JAMES MONROE.

In a public address at Charleston, after
rnu.urratng the various public services Of
this deceased patriot, Gen. K. \. HAYNE
said -
" The task mus, be left to his bographer,
The historian ol his country, 10 do justice 10 his
services in these various trusts. Nine shall
be the humble Office OF payIng the tribute OF
just respectto ms virtues. knew him " ell
i may say, knew him ini,mgteiy-and en-.
Joyed no small portion of his friendship and
confidence. | iolnd bun, al The commencr
mrnt OF my public lie. BE tied IN the Prestden
tidl Chair. baskng IN the sunshine OF popular
favor. surrounded by maltltudes anxious to do
hlm honor. saw Inn decend from his hg h
station, with constitution broken and a tot
| tune dissi lated in the pablo service | have
SEN him IN his retirement De ST, ted by those
h's former bounty fed AID fadng in the bo-
som OF an amiable family, consolation for the
injustice aud ing altitude II the world. ihave
| seen him driven from hat retirement TO he
come suppliant al the Bar 81 Congress far
the satisfaction OF as cams. necessary TO ena.
ole him TO preserve a01le and il my heart
has been panied al the spectacle irustI did
not soiier l. tu pass "ithoIt drawing from II the
obstructive lesson, thai II is mol place or power
which can secure oar happiness in this lifc--bul
'hdt CONSEQUENCES ~ u 8iIG VeH spent il the
only lossession which " the word can neither
give ho' 'dkt away. mat richest of all eaIt h
| ~ treasures was my friends, TO the latest
hour of his existence. He felt that in every
| situation IN which he had been placed he had
ioae hIs duty, aud he kuew that posterity
| would do him juslice.
VIII only add, that though Mr.. Monroe like
DINER men, did undoubtedly fail into sntpe er-
rofs IA t"t administration of our public affairs.
yLt no man ever brought 10 the service of his
country more slngieuess OF heart, a puIer shirt
OF patriotism, OF more generous zeal in Der.
'ofuahc1 OF mo duties aud TO crown ALL not
"nhs.and'nS tho temptations TO which his
oiight career 50 Constantly exposed him, he
preserved to the end the primitive simplicity of
ms Character, aud died as he mad lived that
noolest work oi God, "AN HONEST MAN
DUELLlNG.-A few days ago we saw in
the Arkansas Gazefte, an Address TO the M.
lic, s'gned William r. Pope, expressing soyer,
e'gh contempt Tor an individual, (whose name
we do mt rccoiiect) by whom i, appea,e ed h4
hau been "ounaedn an affair OF honor. He
spoke OF his having, az matter Of expediencx
cnhdescehoed 10 elevate this person IN ~.
dignity OF an antagonis', but that no statempn,s
OF MS were worthy OF notice, and con cluded hv
remark to this ehect,--should auy Rsutlemao
OF honor choose 10 become responsible for ,ha
declarations OF his opponent, he believed ,ha,
hs had sill blood aud chiyairy enough for al,
chivalrous men. The following ia from ~
Sazelts Of the 22d June -
j" Died, IN this place on Friday n;eb, Lac,
ihh ins'. FROM the effects ola wound ra,ej,.i !
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-01
To The Editor Of The Washington Tsiegro,b

~ WV '77'''V' y NC " HSEIH5IOn IGIPgrnUh
"AsHiNGroS. I'D July, 1851.
lh--ih my communication 10 tue public.
"h'ch app AIRED IN The National ln,elli genc.r
OF 'h's morning, / mentioned that 1 had NAT
hearu ron Mr. Branch, 10 whom had forwsr.
ded copy of Col. J1hnson's letter. b...
no" TO state that, by the Mail of his moro,na
received letter from Nj. Branch, dated ne
2o'h instant, IA which he says;
You ca" very well imagine my snrp,is, nm
reading the Colonsfs (Juhnson'sl leusr ,ro,"
what you yourself experienced. NV re,,Ilsn'
t'ons OF the interview will most abuoda,,,t.,
corroboraie all that you have saiu."
AN, very respectfully, SIR,
Your ob'dt sery't,
IN. MACPHERSON BERRIEN
10 the Editor OF the Telegraph.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-01

The city during The last week has been hon
ored with the presence Of several distinguished
r,t.xsn. from the onion. The Hon. Daniel
Webster OF Boston, one of the orators aud L.
gisla,ors in Congress, and perhaps as popular
!, man as now exiss in The Norlbsrn States, IS,
si,b hi. lady. ard family, al the British Amer
iean Hotel. Ihey purpose visiting quebec ere
they return lomegatsi. honlreG! Gas.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-01
EDITORIAL CORRESPONDENTS

A., WARRINGTON, July %, 1851.
,,. "auame huygeDs, the lady oil ths Dutch
'i'h'"ef, was the female alluded to, who offer.
gu Tue '"disniiy to Mejo, Eaton, by refusing
e"nef 10 De Conducted TO table ny him, or 10
'is' us wife, This agoTu iue old hero Into a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-01

JpEr o2J. 1881.

JnFF 2Hd, 1901
Sir have no, had leisure 10 lealy 10 YOU,
ie,,sr of the 18th until TO-DAY. u Iso F'u
matter which il beloved me 10 ave ''' ""'
calm consideration 10. This has hffn s'Yfn'
Eel, indi,posed to believe that ihese soaoN'
of General Green could he aniho'iz'n ny ypo'
or were made under Spaf SANCTION
80 ,,.,ofe impressed with. take OCCASION
,haraforr, with pleasure, TO sckuosiedse 'he
TrsoLoe.s win which you have disaso"ed an
ssency in this neisrious business.
J. II. EtT0S,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-01
Mr.. Berrien TO Col. Johnson.
WA,RiNGror, 7,h Jaly. I83

DEAR SlR:-foufs Of the 30,h u'. address
ed jointly 10 Mr. lnsham aud myself, has been
duly received have no ed yong view OF the
occurrence TO which it refers, with a perfec,
disposition 10 meet you in The spirit OF flank
ness and ofgood feeling, which Is erpessed IN
your letter. II is an evidence OF my reiuc.
lance 10 engage in controversy, that have ab-
stained from going before the pshlic, no,with-
standing The multiplied niisrerrssen atoms
ahh whifh the newspapers are teeming. /
spH desire 10 avoid thls necessity but as cir
eutesiances beyond my control may rend, il
iuiispensiie, l sc9uiesce With the less re.
i"etsres, IN The iD,sIeilaDge Of recoll. ctons
wbi.h you propose.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-01

Tn. Sorings.-Tha Saratoga Sentinel men
tons. that The arrival OF strangers since lssi
week have been very numer Gus. There are
not probably less thau 1000 IN the village, add
the number is hourly aOgmenting.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-01

in al fair nf homer IN February fasi, Eai
Whl.sm r. Pope, 81 LOU isville, Kentucky.
The deceased sss a young msn 81 extra
OBITUARY capacity, nnd kind s"'i sffe'lonate
friend, possessing in the b,ghesi de2ree boil
add nagnsninious spirit, -iih a fotsiying dis
position"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-01

The University of Fr5iaia. Monday the
Is was lhe day OF Commencemrnl--and on
that day the session closed. Two Orahuns were
delivered by Me.srs. Wnnbsh and ral,aterro--
aud Two Essays rected by Messrs. Rado,d q
lrueheari One student graduated IN Liw-9
m Grerk and Latin, IN Latn, aud | IN Greek
- III Mathematical IN Natural Phlo,opuy
~ IN ChemIs,ry-2 IN Medlcme Il IN Mo, al
PHILOSOPHY and N PoitIcal Ecopom,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-01

SALT.-The Kana@ha Register states The
quantity oil SAIL manutar ia, ed, inspected and
weighed in The county oil kdnawns, Tor tue
quarter endng the 10Th OF June, 1881, as al.
stracled tom the lnspec'or's leIutns, at 2o6,
500 bushels anu 30 pounds.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-01

The French Giaims.--Ihe claims upon
France are understood Il exceed TWENTY MIL.
Ii4N=. We are noV tald that France offers
D., 100 900. aud II IS limited that Nh. Van Blu
rem shoili ust sep over the ch anual-and tor
what2 l. ii mol 10 take The credit Of 4is negO-
hah0H off The sho Iiders of Mr.. mVes BV
driving compfomse, perhaps, France WI
give the B3,BJO,0OO, and throw IN Beaunaf-
chals' CLAM Ia boot, and then we are 10 be
told OF Nr. Van B.rea's gteat dipl1macy 10
rellnqnishing twenty miIioa, Tor three or lonr
or perhap, NV Tie claimants mhy have g.
ven cHi 6faHehe, but Is II right that des.re
pruu,te Mr V Buren,, chances Tor the
Presidency snoald al uup al So great sacri.
hCe lhe p, essence OF NJ. Van Buren, in
France may os necessary to the adjustment
OF these claims but we must ad nit tiat We
are Iiltle scrptieaI. u. ) letcsraph
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-01

c.a,a,rd Any ,.isros,,,oa u pets such rrq'H.
.,,,an. Ian mi swnre thai soy ofhcr oce"'
SION has j. c enr.fl IN ~hich he saes'"'n OF p"
;e.erconrse be- seen ssur family ami mime lies
been pre.euted mp or - my nmhy'
4 am very respectfully.
Your ohedlept serFnai. ..,
JOHN MACPHERSON BEhldt.H'
ToJ. II. EATss. ksq
Nonlsy Morning so'e'oek
ta,xa received vuuf auie II the -
\, NAV herone n-cesserv Tor ne u nher
san.,b,.e 10 rcpyy. For tie present have
cngs,emen-s which prevent "e ifom dong
more than 10 ackuowlelgr hat u has been re
reivel Yer, respectfully,
cUlh June, 1881. j. II. EAloH'
Mr.. bERaIEs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-01

Mr.. Niles, the veteran editor Of tue Weekly
Register in copying the Letter Of NJ. Madison,
10 Mr.. lngersoIl, make, the following remarks
.lr Madisons letter CONCERNING the Bank of
the United Sta'>s must go tar. indeed, TO cor
'eci the judgment Of those who have sincerely
believed ia The unconstltutonallty of that in
siitulipn. IL was after this mann r. but with
much less power, that we nave ottea reasoned
with ourselves Tor several YEARS rast--aud by
s, dong, had nearly retired from those opin-
ops which we formerly entertained On that suh
jec. But wh-o guided ny The father OF, the
consJIlulion--nne Of the ablest and best men,
toe, that ever lived We have no hesitation In 5a,
lug, frankly and "pru'y, tht we now have 40
doua, as To the e0nstt uttonaiity of The Bank OF
the u. states and tHat ,he 4,rston OF reehar-
terng should he decided according to the
ttPeAeHcV IT the proceeding present ed
wnen tnG tlne 10 aci upon the matter shall ar
rryt.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-01

,,-.,;,s n,.s;on. when hs declared, 60 has
b.ea ,o"s Lou.n b.Ic. that hs ~aaid ssno hS'
saJ her ha.b,ui a,i OF the country AM '"sl'
"a ~ aoui,, bu, he pnpld has. tsmPieo ~
.,, n, better connect. Tia feelings OF 'he
P,..,dsot. however, wire communicated 70
R,yan U.,, reus, aud he removed his iamhy
a the north sn.l has never resided ~ the fiy
since. All this occurred, too. "hle me arm
TIA ion Of Tho boundary Inns .as under me
decision Of his master, the King Of the Fe'h u
lands. itisnnt very unchsriable Ia ieast ho'
very irnprnbable) To snpp1 That Z" ms fasf'
rilicplons, degrs Jiug aud nhdignlhed condaG'
of General Jackson, we may attribute 'ne
losses winch several of the northern states
haze sustained by the new location OF the nor.
thern boundary. Bai, connected win ms
there ia another anscdote winch serves 10
illustrate the degrading means to whiih me
PrrsIJent rrsorted in ordtr 10 bear up Mrs. r.
lie sent taat moving Nuisance, well knows mere
as gronm OF the he'd chanIber "A man VINO
has literally, 20 a certain extent, converted 'he
President, house int a brothel--ip Mr.. anu
MIR, Bantbeads 10 state. that # Mrs. b. would
call on Mrs Eaton. leave a card, or Iecognlz
her in some way, that the President, h'tnseii,
would taks II as mark Of great kindness, anu
in return would call on Mrs. B. aud pay his
tesne,ts l., her! Mrs. Bankheai Did 50. and
the T. esidtn, fu filled his part OF the bargain to
the very len-r. [Whg.
Mr.. Bankhead uaI Secretary 10 HE Bfitish
Legation,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-01

The veteran Editor OF tue Richmo nd Enqui.
-cr SAYS, in reference To MIR Madson's late
Letter to Nh Ingersoil. We confess we have
seen II Nth regfet.' We hope the iliusirious
sage of Montpelier will survive the shock Of
his intelligence. Nal. iR.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-01

We learn from n correspondent at Washing
ngton. thai Col. GsJsden, OF Florida, 10 APP
,oinie successor to the celebrate Gen. Der.
nsrd. ia The Eogmeer department. What
, fsing off Bat personal Irends must be re-
.arded Bat. Pat.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-01

There had been some slight disturbance in
Queens County which seems to have been
mainly aggravated by the permission given to
he Ponce TO fire on the people at their dscie-
ton. IT'S mentioned as a singular fact, THAI
while Prov sions are abundant and cheap ia
ms county, potatoes being sold Tor a penny
stoue, thous ands are famshing in Mayo and
Connomara, noi more than sixty mies dis
tan', such - the difficulty OF Internal commnt
nication. Me-. OConuel ieit Ddblin on the Is
OF Jhne,of l. limerick, on his way to attend at the
Coinmission ia Ennis as Counsel for the pe0-
pie. dePutatipn OF gentlemen aud clergy
had arrived in Dublin from the Mayo Contra.
COMMITTEE, 10 lay the state OF the caunity be-
fUre government.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-12-28
TO ReEgEN1a,Hsps &

HE subscriber respectfully leosIeaes
 to laform his brethren of tie avfcs. sion, that he will attend to all orde, for supplying all kinds of Eo1iisfiHe .peieok, either pew or second hand, al the yer lowest prices. From thoroueb kpoTi edge, and long experience in suppl,i. these articles, he feels confident. hy la personal attention, to be enabled to ssS such selections as will give satisfactjon- at the shortest notice.
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The Arkansas advocate., 1831-12-28

fsssi ffssssipisfss5i fs5 T lJiisI. inform sleir frlerd Be and tho public, that they have per manentiy established themselves ii the
 town of Little hock, for tho transaction of
 Mercantile Business.
 They have received part, and arc dai- F Iy expecting the balance of their stock of goods, which will render thoir assortment as complete as vas ever offered III the lfferritory Consisting of English. French, and Domestic Goods; queens, china, glass, stone and tin ware; boots, shoes and bregans; books and stationary; gro eeries: drngs: medicines: painis; dye stnfs; Sc. &c.---Among which are, super. medium, and low priced black, blue and fancy colurcd cloths and pellsse cloths; satinets; fnstians; beaycrteens; rose, point and London dHfiH blanketss white, red, yellow and green flannel; heavy Mar sailles quilts; Kussia sheciing and diapers 1 fancy cOored bombazettes, Marino cir cassans; blue camblets; Jagan plaids; s'wapsdown, silk and Valencia ses ing4; ready made cioaks. vests and pm aloons; rcd padding; sail ducki bnekram, tick ing; j; checks ind ginghams; , 4 4-4, 5-4 and 6-I !, brown and beacbed sheeiings and slir- tngs; cotton fannels; cotton diapers; En- giisb and French ginghams; Ii afino, iifi- bet. cfape and cashmere shaWis, Lustring gauge, Mandarin and other fancy dress hchfs Grossde-nap sateens; FIorcnces sars- nets; black cfapcs5 black Italian crayats; black silk stocks; bonnet, belt, gauge,
 llstring, and taAetas ribbons; kid ,beayer, liosskin gloves and mitts; white and fancy colored oot;on hose; MhIte, black and colorcd worstcd do. cotten ard wors- fed half hose; thread and q itet iaces Sc edgings; green gauge s Reraize wells; Lair ( silk, { bead indispensahlcs and purses; Irish linen; linen cambrick, lin- en cambriek hdkfs; jackonets and cam brick muslins; figured and plain Swiss, book aud null muslus; checked. corded and plain camhrieils; English aud French. csiicoes of every description and price; assorted eolets sewing silk, twist and threads; cottott and linnen floss; needless; silver, brass aad steel thimbies pearl su- per. guilt and lasting coat and suspender huttous; tapo, silk & cotton cord; silk aud Wofsfed bra i{I