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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-04

Tavern and Lots at Urbanna for Rent.
3 WISH 10 rent out for more years. that
i we'll known Tavern s. the Lots alta chsd there
TO, ut Orbannl, Middlescx county, recently the
property OF Thos. Street, Esq. The Tavern has
been ia tine highest repute for the last 30 years, Il
would 1t well Kept insure most II all the Gus
tom, both stationary and transcieut, which il con
siderable. The steamboat Rappahannock stops
there twice ~eek--going 10 Baltimore and re-
turning TO Fredericksburg. The Houses, consist
ing OF Tavern Stable, Kitchen, Dairy Ice House
&C, are all lii good order. There is attached to
The property, line Oyster Cove, which contains
the best OYSTERS the finest fish and wild fowl are
always to be had plentiful and cheap. On one Of
the Lots is Il Store House, which might be made
witha little expense, good Store. tlouse-i is
considered good stand for store there being only
two now III the pace.-Possession will be given
the LIST ofJanuary next. My residence is Belle
Isle, Matthews comfy. THO. LUMPKIN.
+. 81 am still desrous to sell nv Dragon
Land, situate in the lower end of King & Queen,
continuing about -Four Hundred and Twenty Acres
ono hundred of which is heavily tmbe cd with the
finest cypress tress. T. L.
nov I3-cSt
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Clay majority,

From the Nsp Orleans Enpor inn, Noe II.
uY The health of the city has worry materially
improved and from tho present prospect, bids fair,
ere long, to be perfectly reimstated.
=, Sporadic cases OF cholera continue, and, in
New York and other cities, will, in all probabil-
ny, exist for some time to come.
From the opinion of medical n,cn backed by
our own observation, we consider the epidemic
us such, virtually extinct.
We trust, therefore, that tho foreign authorities
will, henceforth, feel themselves justified in rem
dering their testimony to this flcr, SO interest
jng to the comIncrce, with which is Identified
tho prosperity of this great and growing cmpor
am
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The KNICKERDOCkER
OR
Ncw-lork Monthly Magazine.

Ncw-fork Monthly Magazine.
UJ- Each number will contain 40 6vo. pages of
letter press, printed with entirely new aud beau
tua Type, procured expressly for tho work. The
paper o. the finest American manufacture, will be-
oi the same quality with that used III tl.e Annusis,
and stitched in clegau. tintc; coy:r. The great.
cst attention short Will be paid lis typograph
cal appearance, while superior E"grnriagS, will
from time to time ornament and enrich the publ
cation.
az Terms of subscription, FouR DOLLARS per
annum, payable the delivery of the fourth mum.
Der.
Should the complexion of their subscription LIST
barely enable the publishers commence the Ma
gaZnc, the contents OF the earlier numbers will be
one half orig nal and the remainder selected; but
should the publication meet with tito SUCCESS that
is anticipated, it will gradually entirely
original character The publishers being prepared,
II met in their design by the public, TO enlist the
hrst acknowledged talent N the country aud call
latent ability, at an expenditure hitherto cd
on this side ofho AilGrtic. They must meet will,
o"nn' enarec themselves, however, hu,ofe thoy can
venture to besow patronage, though perfectly
content that all the first profits of the work sha
go TO improve its character. In the meantime
without mentioning the names of the able coutri
butors who have courteousy pledged their all; the
feel warranted in stating that arrang enents have
been made which will enable them TO commence
Their undertaking. under literary auspices the must
! f0rovrabie. PEABODY s. co
no SU 2l9 Br0adlpay Netr. York
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-04

"a oiiCE.-Ihc Co-partnership of J. Block s.
~ Sou, having 10y mutual consent been dissoIv-
cd on the l4h ut last past; therefore it is hereby
n"thed TO all those having claims against the late
concern, To present them for settlement and all
th'se Indebted thereto are requested TO make pay
mcnt without delay To Jacob Block, who alone is
authorized TO settle the affairs of the late
JACOB BLOCK
ELEAZAR BLOCK.
\. Is. Tho Stock Of Goods now on hand whic,
comprises II large and extensive assortment of eve.
ny article in tho Dry Goods line, which being mostly
fresh and of recent purchases, will be sold ut very
reduced price" Tor Cash, they being to close
the business rs soon possible.
lG-2awtf
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Real Estate for Sale.


q BY virtue of two deeds of trust from John d.
Il . Royal, will be sold TO the highest bidder, on
r. iddy The Ih Of December nc1t, IL O'Clock, if
fair, otherwise the next fair day, the premises
the hands hch nc formerly resided, lying chic ly
on Cellar Creek, in Nnttoway county, about six
miles north of MorgansviI!c, consisting OF several
adjoining tracts acquired by said Royal at different
periods and containing together about SOC acres.
On part OF 1t there is go umodous Dwelling
House, with suitable out houses; and on another
portion Is valuable Gri>r- Mil, which with
sufiicicncy of Land, will be sold separately. The
residue viii bn divided or sold entire, as may seem
best TO suit purchasers.
The land is understood to be of good quality
some oft very valuable; and will be shewn ly MIR.
Tuck, who resides the Mill.
Tire title is supposed To Eo unques,ionabIc but
will be conveyed with special warranty.
Terms-l, 2 and years; bonds with satisfactory
securi Or the first payments, and deeds OF trust
to secure the whole.
J. +. NAY.
no9-ctds BRANCH OSBORNE,
Trustees
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"a sii T. subscriber intends continuing his School
III the ensuing year, at his residence, Chrish
nunagur, III the county of Hanover 3 miles abs ys
the York Church.; to commence the 18th of Jauu
airy, ard terminate ON the 18th December, with
vacation of one month during the summer In hia
SchoO! will be taught The Latin and Greek Lam
gudges, together with such instruction in the En-
giish usually given in similar institutions.
The terms OF Board and Tuition, including Wash.
ing, Lodging, &c. for tho schOlastick year Of 10
mouths, will be 800 The eighborhood is healthy
and the society good. In addition TO these advan.
res. the subscriber pledges himself 10 devote his
best cxcrtons TO the moral well as intellectual
Improvement Of the youth committed to his cha rFe
boys under the age of Is years, will be preferred
Persons wishing to send their children, are request
cd 10 make application before the 10th of Janusry
next. Letters addressed TO The subscriber, New
found Mills 7. o., Hanover County will be prompt,
iy attended to.
RICHARD F. DARRACoTT.
no 29-1aw3iF
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Executors Sale of Real Estate.

TESliE Residence ct the late Mrs Lucy Minor
q known as the WOODLAND FARM, lying
IN the lower end OF Orange, on the North Anna
RIVER. adjoining the counties of Spottsylyan;a and
Louisa not having been offered at public auction
at the recent sale of portion OF the decedenl,s
ierSonai Estate 'cHl (unlcss SOLD at private sale.
IN the iIneriin') be offered TO tho highest bidder
either In ono tract, or liz lots TO suit purchasers
on the 9TH OF December next, if fair, if not the
next tar day, Sundays exceptod) upon tho premi.
SEES One third Of the purchase money to be paid
payments, falling due the 9th November, 1899,
and 9th November 1884 the purchaser giving bond
ana approved personal security, with Il deed of
trnSt upon the premises TO secure the payments,
mere is Low growing promising crop of wheat.
oi241 bushels sowing, 100 of which is upon well
improved faow, and the balance upon corn land,
III good heart. r. SCALES,
Ex'or of Lucy Minor, do'cd
Wooi-I Lawn, nth November 1892 St
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Negroes for. Sale,

&&/ LII be sold to The highest bidder, for cash,
w at McCoy's Tavern, in the town of Car
tersvile. (Curlherland couniy,) on the LIST day of
January next, if fair, if not, the next fair day there
after, abont 80 likely Virginia born SLAVES
There are among them, number Of first rate
house servants, both male and female, two seam
stresses, two good ostlers and an excellent female
cook. Persons wishiDgto purchase for their on n
use, would do well to attend this sale.
JOHN TANDY.
F,oochlanl Nnv
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This morning, at the residence of Mr. b W.
Walthall, in this ely, in the 18th year of his age
CARY, son of DIR. Cary Williamson, of Charles CITY
county. The fondesi hopes of ahectionate ia
fher, the ardent and sincere attachment of his bro
theirs and sisters, and the universal esteem of his
acquaintance, were fully justified by the amiabiity
and exemplary department of this delightful and
interesting child. His illness, though unusually
painful and protractcd, was borne with unexam-
pied patience and resignation
rI--x,a1
Ma ANTED at the Penitentiary the whole to
be delivered within the year, ending tho
30th September 1893,
5000 feet of I inch Pine Plank,
1000 do ! do. do. do.
loco do. 1 do. Poplar do
l,OOO do. do. do. do.
10 be wide and clear of knots.
Also, cord split White Oak Id feet long,
do do. do. II DO. do.
: do do. do. 10 do do
Y do. do. do. do do.
1000 Wheel Spokes, of best White Oak
1900 do Feloes, do Willow
$50 Hub Blocks, of good Elm or Cum
100 best Hickory Axeltrees,
$4,000 Flour Barrel Bets,
$4,000 Hooppoes.
All of young and tough timber to be cut by the
lst of January next.
Proposals for furnishing the whole or any part of
tho above Timber, will be made
THOMAS 6. MONCURE,
de 4-c4t General Agent
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Goochland, Nov. 26-w5t
Brook Grove for Sale.

ETOR Sale, Small TRACT OF LAND in the
81 County of Henrico, the Brook Turnpike,
five miles from the City of Richmond, timmoda,o-
ly opposite Brookficd, The property formerly own.
ca ca ny DcnJamin Sheppard, Esq, now belonging to
Geo. TAYLOR, Esq) The Land lies directly Oh the
Turnpike, and coiitains 80 acres, by actual survey
IN two PARCELS, containing 20 acres, with a
house, formerly kept Tavern, with grove of
the largest oak trees at tic house, and fine well
at wafer the other containing 50 acres, separated
from The former by 90 acres, the properly of Mrs.
Copcland-to he sol" privately, if purchaser is
obtained by the first of March 1899, otherwise, at
auction, on that day.-'rhe Land will be shown by
the tenant, now on the premises.
For terms aud particulars, apply to
SELDEN d CLELAND,
no 17-tawts Auct.
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u [..<.<,.s.s,.s.. s.t.c a,,.drrs.
.,,3t,..... 80.
Do ,,.>.,,,c,', - 70
- uHNNiR"h9 :" AK. fERSiCO re-
"I"'' ny '"'p'i' we tuH"'k OF Richmond
,-'' '"t'''''" 81 "r3"''s' %" "e ia; ot oc-
,:,r rAS.!c"" 10y ANS h'AHbiNe SCHOOL,
''F 4 hhi"d nn'n'cr 90 goa. = i1aios, embracing
49, VIC pStiu, 1nd orh"'hvntdi Ys~ac.'c- requisite
Nrs ~. '-"'''",""'
- hthr'9HcS having for nine years boon
49, P". % iouf'sh'ug institution OF tho hind
-, ny "' f"lide!Pth1, from whence she
ucAce!t'":aOic recommendations, hattsrs
r. mat hsr association with SO esteemed a
G,iGI CT a. Mr.. Vcrsico, will enable them Ia
4 p. va" most sanguinc expectations of those
,i.nc ""' may honoar them with ,hoir conf
"e"0e'
p.r >'9 OF INSTRUCTION.
Ri.toric w'a;"osiapny' Translation, Grammar.
and French i.,nn,,,., imposition" IN the English
ing, PenmanshDs Uniy,rSL ,,9', BOOK Keep
Astronomy anci.,, "d slS.o'y' Mythology;
with Ia" use al the Maps aud Globes Del;n.,tt;"y,ss
VI MAPS, Natural History. Moral, Mental and
Natural Philosophy. Chemistry and Ro,an.' anu
CONDjTIONS.
LIST. As a regular systematic series of Io.tr,.,;
VIII De completed by each class in the term of
scholastic wear no r,,,I n h a ;., c y.
less HAN That time. The scholastic wear, consist,
ng CT ten months, viz from Is, October to LIST of
August, divided with reference to payment. i'm
four equal terms of eleven weeds ~ '
2d!y Tho frrenct I ,,,> -: 80
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-04

q NLASSiCAL SCHOOL, he School at Long
" Creek, Louisa county, will be continued next
year. under the immediate superintendent of the
subscriber, who has had twenty years experience in
he taught tho Greek and Latin languages En-
uth Grammar, English Composition, Geography
with tho use of Maps and Globes, Mathematics and
Arithustic. The School will commence on Mon.
day tho 2lst of January, 1883, and terminate on
Tho INST dayof December following. There will DO I,
vacation OF four weeks, commencing on the 10Th
diy OF June. The chargofor boa tuition, wash.
ing, lodging and fuel will he g no. payable, ouo half
on the let day OF June. 1893, aud the other half
on the list day OF December following. Long
C:cok is 80 miles from Richmond, 81 from Freder.
ieksburg 81 from Orange Court House. and 90
from Cartersvillc. The st ages from Richmond to
Orange Court-h"use, and from Frederioksburgh te
Cortcrsvilo pass immediately by tho School house
Letters to tho subscriber should he directed to ong
Greek T. o., Louisa.
de i-wtf WILLIAM NELSON
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no 17-taw Is

James River & kanawha Company.
"a HE Books of Subscription TO the james River
n and Kanawha Company, will close or tho
second Monday in December next. Subscribers
are reminded that no subscription will he deemed
valid unless five dollars per Share be paid agreeable
to the third section OF the act of incorporation.
20-OL
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From the Jcifs, rSssn6ia ssd ITmel.
II - GEN A'Engg

Ma. EpiroR.-Tha resignation of Mr. Tazewell
devolves on the Legislature the duty OF appointing
successor to I'LL the vacancy. anu aware Ol the me-
rit of many who have been already named worthy
ut the honor nor is it my purpose To dctract FROM
any Happy am in the consciousness, that at the
present event!ul period of history, Virginia is not
Wanting IN mental or moral worth To do her service
The crisis nperatvely calls i,r OF hrnncss. pu
rity, and experience. This is a time to trust T."
%" fearful and the ialiering All is at stake And
Virginia is not the least Interested in the issue She
hts rights To defend and interests to protect where
Is the man who has prOrcd himself true to both !:
Where is the man who has never swerved from the
discharge OF his d,ty. or srunk from responsibility ::
Yen know something of the past--soniotiiing o the
conduct and character nj public men i, too, have
not been unlntei ested observer OF events aud
mong the public of this State, who have had
Important part to play in the stirring OF the
Political Drama for the last few years, know of no
man vino has more honestly and faithfully discharged
his duties, than JOHN FLOYD, the present Cover
nor Of Virginia His public history is before the
country In the years ut Peace, well in the pc
r'ous times of War, he has had pet,-,n his part.
SPPsai TO men OF every partly challenge any
10 point out in the whole OF his political fife,
single instance OF departure from his princ ples-a
SOLITARY act that should make Patriot blush. He
has bern called upon 10 act, well with minorcS
snajordes. Has he talterej in his course? Has
he-evet bent his principles to suit his interests JUS
lice holds up the tactS, and malice its-lf would blush
81 make the charge The State of Virginia cannot
boast truer, an honcs.er, abetter There may
DE men whose courses may have been brilliant
none whose services have been more faithfully per-
Formed sound mind, and, what is far higher
praise, So"Hd hedH, comOihcu WIN long experience
i the affairs of this nation place the pretensons of
JoHN FLOYD on the highest grounds Depend upon
at, the Republic stands more in need of such men,
,hanthe mass of thinkers believe. Genius is
or that dazzes for a moment, then expires sound
and experience is star whose steady light
shines forever the same.
l have no fulsome euogy to bestow JonN
FLoYD.-tfe needs none-ie Is u Patricia Republic
cRn-and, Sir, he is an honest and GOOD Give
she such men, always, whether Tor public private
life. Would to God that our country blest with
snany more, than, much fear, ii has of such Permit
ST. 10 bring the JouN FLOYD before the LIE.
gslature of Virginia, lit person succeed Mr..
Tazewei! RIENZI
Nov. 23rd, 1882
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FHSHE Commission Business heretofore conduct.
"a ed by JOHN GARH'H, will hereafter be
continued by The subscribers under the firm of
GARTH & COLQulTf, who promise unre-
United attention to the interests of those who
may think proper to make cnnsignments to them.
JOHN GARTH,
JNO. ii. COLQUITT
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

Richmond, IUth Nov, 1882.
The parties concerned in the execution of the
foregoing order of court, viii take notice that
have appointed Monday, the 3lst day OF December
next, for their attendance before me, at my Office
in the city of Richmond, the matters referred
by sid order; on which day, at Q O'clock A. NJ -,
they are hereby required 10 attcnd, with their &C
counts proofs and Office copies of ali necessary
court papers. The creditors of Samuel Paine, who
have claims binding his real estate. are hereby re-
CURED to exhibit the same before me, at my Office,
on the 3lst day of December next, properly au.
thenticated. JNO. SHORE, Com'r
no l2-w4t Cir. Sup. Co. H. g. G.. lIcnrico.
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WILLIAM NELSON.

RI OTlCE.-All persons having claims against
L " the estate OF John Register, decd, late of
9oochiand County, arc requested to bring them
forward for seetlemont, and al indebted TO said cs
tato are requested to make immc date payment TO
de 3-1tc f. w ROYS'rER hdn,,-
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nov 16-2aw4:&law4t
A,E.8RvvseDD 8Cgg2OA

HE exercises Of this Institution, for the ensu
ing year, will commence the l4th day Of ia
nuary, and terminate the 18Th of December fol.
lowing. The course Of instruction will include II
the various branches of an English education, to-.
ge'her with the Latin Language. Terms for Board,
Tuition, Lodging 81 Washing, will he ;Sl05 for the
DC received for shorter period. The persons dis
posed 10 pa'ronize this School, are requested to
make carly application, the number will be limi.
ted, and no deduction made for loss of time.
Great attention will be paid TO the morals of
the students, nd none over sixteen years Of
age will he received, unless satisfactory test
iinoniuls be produced with regard to correct
department. Letters addressed to either of the
Subscribers near Somcrville, Fuuquicr county will
receive prompt attention. g. TACKE1"r,
no 19--wil J. SPINDLE.
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1IAlOL.iON-
NOTICE.

W7TT NJ. G.. PENDLETON. Esq. having RESIGN
w cd rs one Oftbg Commissioners ofthe Cir.
cuit Superior Court of Jnw aud Chlnccrv for the
County oF Henrco, the parties Interested in cases
pending before him, hereby notified that such
cases Transferred 10 the undersigned, whj will
proceed III them Of the Commissioners of
said Court, in the samo manner if proceed
ings already had in them had commenced before
him.
The Office Of the undersigned is one door below
the Post Office, JNO. SHORE Com,u'r
aug 22-2twtf
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'HEHE Richmond Manufacturing Company wish.
n es TO hire for the ensuing year, 10 work in the
Cotton Factory, number Of Negroes, chiefly
young men and boys. and women, without incum-
branco. Apply at tho Office, opposite tho Colum
ban Tavern. Il. II. CUNNINGHAM,
no l2-c It Agent Of III, Il. NJ. Co
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EDURE WINTER-STRAINED LAMP OIL
~ The subscriber has received lot Of very su
Perior Winter Sperm OIL, warranted--for sale at
retail. NJ. l.. DAY,
OCT 81
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Sale of slaves, stoclks, Corn, &c.
s. Ill be sold publicly, on the 18th inst, if fair,
otherwise on the next fair day, on tho lowor
half Of Elk Island, about thirty Slaves most of
Them young and valuable about 5 0 barrels Of
Corn all the stoc5 o! Horses, Mules and Cattle
and all the PiInt. ton Utensils, &c.
T rms-for s'lu,s OF $50 and upwnrds one veor's
credit, or b nos with approved sccuri,y-for small
or an cunts cash.
dc l-cit. L. r MAY
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Farmers Bank OF Virginia.
"a ME annual meeting of the Stockholders, for
Il the election of Directors, for tho Bank and
for the Offices o. discount aud Deposit, will he
held on "Wednesday, tho 9th day of J,nu,ry next.
&c a-2awldn WIN. NEKERYtS, Cashier.
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SHtIt: -.sI I.-.> 2C...~.
~ orEkloR Spanish Chocolate,
~ do. No. do.
Prepared Cocoa, for sale by
dec ~ N Dpt,.. -,
AEDAD;sa;$a.S.
dee 3

VIZ question is frequently asked. "why has n
IN, t"fk Out one literary periodical and Qdnr.
.e'ty hee'e,o nor Monthly MogoSiaey" The answer
invariably the same. need not say is one not Tia.
most creuhaDle To our towusmnn. And yet he vino
turns TO the loaded shelves and thriyinu Establish
"e"ts oi our leading publishers, viii have little
cause 10 ocievo that want either Of literary taste or
hpo'"h'y occasions the deficiency; while on the
o,ner ha!d, ii he would attribute ii to dcarlh OF
anhl'y, there are many welt known names which
like those of Nerplanck, BRYANT and iIai.ck CON,
oraeict TIC superstition the suggests it,
SCH. iah from want Of enterprise, then, that
"o nave no Monthly Miscellany To represent orr
i'eFtry circles, aud occupy the floating taient OF
r"o Town! The repeated attempts and repeated
ia"tes IN carrying Magazine here are TO this
a sufficient reply. Where thcn does the inul, lie?
nut question we can "uiy answer by asking an
"'"er' LIS not the present III time for removing
Tue roproach from every side, and setting the dis
cussion at rest forevcr2
l! Is with this conviction that the undersigned
having long meditated establishing a literary and
miscellaneous periodical in this CITY and havip-
at 'ch8'h made the necessary editorial arrange.
neh's, nave determined, Should their subscripiion
hSt az al ndrraat the undertaking., TO issue ut an
early day The first number .of Il work which they
.rus. WIN not be long in establ:hing itself in tho
commence and partialitv OF the public In that
hope they respectfully submit the fo!lowing:-
PROSPECTUS.
Mcssrs. PEABODY " Go. propose commencing at
an early day the publication III ;his city Of a
NoNrHIY MAGAZINE. The work when fairly cstah
lishcd will consist of Tales Reric,ns and Essaus
wHh Notices of hc Arts Pie,ps Of Society at home
and abroad, Comments on the FaShisns and f.mps,
Of the times Geanings from The least accessible O;
foreign publications., and tie eariest On.diis in liz
srdry sporting, and fashionable circles But above
all TO reflect life and literature displayed in this
Me:FopoHs, shall BIO the principal object of
THE KNICKERBOCkER,
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Philadelphia Buckwheat.
wv + have just received from Philade' ,,hia, !:
w lot Of Extra ITullcd" BUCK WHEAT
in q Ia, and l.S barrels, Of the best quality, 70,
sale at a very small advance.
TOMPKINS s. FISHER.
In addition, small supply of Alcsaud7ia
CRACKERS, direct froia JsWlison,
no 30-c0 #
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kENTUcEY.-'Thc last Frankfort paper furnishes
tho official report OF the result OF the Presidential
Election III every county in the State Tho az.
gregate lis
For the Clay Ticket, 1854
Jackson Ticket, 3629O
CLAY majority, 1924
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NashS Books tore.

Salad Oil, Manila Coffee, &c.
EEF The scar Fairfield, from New York, We arc
n - in receipt of Superior Salad Oil, Manila
Coffee, and lot of Nichols 81 Humphreys Tallow
Candles, which ws will retail at a very small adj.
vance. TOMPkiNS g. FISHER.
We have still remaining in store, a ST MI supply
Of the genuine Mocha Coffee dec 3-eo3t