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Southern planter., 1832-10-13
yErrERsON COLLEGE.

THE l'naieosollhis institution inform the public
sna' nsdoceas ofihe hate Mai iIolbrbok, has placed
the concerns Of this seminary wholly uuder their
control. They feel confident that they will be a.
ble, nihe course of the ensuing winter, 10 render i
equal % any seminary in tic South, iof the means
and facilities Of acquiring finished English, Clas
ncal, and Scientific education. They consider
themselves justified 10 guaTanlying these assurances
to the publc and they feel confident, In submitting
the claims Of this seminary again to the public pa
ronagei that they will be mel by correspondent
confidence 10 their best exerions to render Il not
only one ofgenera utility, but an ornament 10 the
state.
they have engaged the services Of Capt ALDEN
PARTRIDGE, whose scientific requirements, and
whose experenccin IN experimenting such an lnstilu-
uon are TOO we'll known TO require commendaiion
from them. lie will take charge Of tho institution
as President, and Capt r. b. Ransone viii be
associated with him as professor Of Mathematics.
Competent professors aud instructors will 6ll the
different departments of The college and of the pre
pen'o'y school, The colleRiol year will BE- divided
into two sessions, Of FIVE months each. The 6rst
session will commence on The FIRST Monday ia Oclo.
ner aud terminate on the last day Of February. the
second Will commence on the first Monday in
March, and Terminate on the last day Of jnly.
01~fhe ensuing session will commence on ,hn
hrs Monday In November.
NJ student will be admitted fora ess term lhah
one session.
Arrangements will bo made by The Trustees 10
nave books, stationary. military clothing &c. iui.
nlshed at The college for the Now York COSTS and
charges
II is desirable, Gor,he better organization Of The
classes that students should enter as carly in the
session as possible
TERMs--Are as follows, one half payable n
advance, viz.
!. For reading, writing, photography
2. For the proceedinq together with
Arithmetic, English grammar,
Geography, &c. gao per ann
5. For lhose branches which constitute
complete college course, $50 Der ann
The Spanish and French languages viii be az
extra charge, unless substituted for Greek anc
Latin.
Boarding, lodging, washing, fuel, lights,
&c. Sic por month
Students willhavo the option of boarding in com
mons, or with their friends in the village.
Waihingion, Mise Oct 10, 1889. 4f
0~-Tho editors Of The following enumerated pa
pens, are requested to gteihe above notice three in
serions in their respective journals and lransmi
their accounts to the Secretary Of The Boavd o
Trustees, for payment. viz. Phunix. ST. Francis
villoi Olive Branch. Clinton Louisiana Advertiser
New Orleans; Gazette, Baton Rouge southern
Planter, Woodyille; Gazette, Monticello; Patrol
Raymond; Miasssippian, vcksburQ; Watchman
| PORT (tIhuon, ,od Nntnl.oM =, Mech
Southern planter., 1832-10-13

WHOEVER has got a Spanish Saddle,
with Brass Stirups, and Silver Plate on the
Puinmell, q Double Reigied Bride, and
Blanket, which were lost in this place on the
night Of the Barbecue, will confer q particu-
lar favor by returning, or giving information
concerning them.-Enquire at this Office,
Woodpile, Oct 12fh, 1882 4lwi
Southern planter., 1832-10-13

Governor Of lhe STATE of Mlssissippi,

10 he Sheriff Of Wilkinson COUNTY
WHEREAS, Gerard Brandon, ESQ.,, who
VIE returned by the County Of Wilkinson as a Rep
resenialive 10 the Convention now ia Sessonh 1T the
town Of Jackson, has resigned bis Seat--I do
therefore issue this my writ Of election, directing
and requiring you to hold an election at the sever
at election pIecincis IN your County ON Thursday
he 1911 day Of Octoberinsi and the day following,
for The purpose Of supplying the aforesaid vacancy
And moreover, do enjon youto conduct the
SAID elec'ien, 10 all respects confornabls to law &
70 nuke true Fesusn iheTeoi, a. soon as pfaciita
BILE, 10 the olhce Of me Secretary Of State.
Given under my hand, and the Great Seal Of
l.. ). the State, 1.-THE town Of Jackson.
the 5'h day Of October, A. d. ls3e.
BY the GovernoL
A. NJ. SCOTT
Southern planter., 1832-10-13
JOuN A. GamaAlI, see'y y Sac.
SnERIFP's OFFIcE, 9th Oct. 1889.
NOTICE

is HEREBY GIVEN, that an election will be
held at the several precincts ~ Wilkinson County,
To wit: Az Woodville, Mount Pleasant, Upper llo-
mochluo, Lowel Homochitto, Percy's Creek, Fort
Adams and PInckneyule, on Thursday the 18th
day OF Oct Der Instant, lnd the day following, for
the purpose ofsuppyng the vacancy Of Gerard c.
Bnndon, ESQ, who was returned by the County a.
ioresaid as Representative in the Convention, now
~ session al the town Of Jackson, and who has re-
signed his seat.
Given under my hand and seal, this 9th day OIL
October, 1882
FIELDING DAVIS, SR'G w. c.
Southern planter., 1832-10-13

The following ticket, # elected will vote for
Jackson fotptesideul, and Martin Van Buron as
cePresident:
Coi Samuel Hasier, Of Laurence.
Gcn n @. Raaaels, Of Kinds,
Gen. Wiley r Harris, Of Copiah,
Mg Wm. Donsiag, n Lo'radss.
Southern planter., 1832-10-13

Mr.. Editor Please to announce the name Of
WIN. Halle, Esq, as acandidaie to fll the vacancy
IN the Convention occasioned by the resignation Of
G G. Brandon, and obge number of your
SUBSCRIBERS
Southern planter., 1832-10-13


THE undersigned having been appointed BY
the don'ble THoMAs II PRossER 10 survey, divide.
and mako partition into two equal parts Of GER
tain tract Of land adjacent to, and on part Of winch
the town Of Fort Adams is located, containing by
estimation one hundred aud two acres and So 100;
the half part Of which i0 claimed by William
Jones, and the other half is Teputed 10 belong
Babrille, his heirs or proper Representatives: have,
m execution ofihe charge, surveyed and PARTITION.
ed the same accordingly; and in coniorihy with
the statute nsuch case provided, we have appoint
ed Monday The eighth Of October (uexi monlh) to
meet al the store Of Israel ii Browning, in Fort
Adams, TO ballot in behalf Of the respective claim.
ants ior the shares into which said land has been
divided, where those interested may attend Il they
think proper.
ROB'T NORWOOD,
WILL. L. BRANDON, COuuu's.
SAM'L WOODS.
September !, 1889. 86w3
Southern planter., 1832-10-13
NOTICE.

THE undersigned administrator Of tho estate Of
Samuel Harrison, deceased, will at the next Octo.
bci Term Ofihc Orphans Court Of Wilkinson coun-
~, present his accounts with said estate for final
settlement and allowance
Nm. L. BRANDON, .Adur.
August 20, 1885
Southern planter., 1832-10-13

n. (. .to disappointed; but cannot be mog-
bones independent discharge ofmy du.
&c ~ denunciaiions.
4 "a ever be governed BY TIE best lights
.s~aession, in forming judgment on the
~ ~ rho seek Office, without fear, favor OF
"a confidently rely for support on The
s.ann Of my own conscience, and the firm
.ssot and Intelligence fmy fellow citizens.
..u,s.. permit me 10 express my thinks for
!. ceilings towards me, and 10 beg you to
'ss,. whom you represent that so long as |
q a serve them in the rouncils Of the Ma.
.'s.lI never Intentionally violate their iriH, or
! [l.to the Slate.
). ailh great respect, Gentlemen,
LEI loaT friend aud fellow citizen,
GEO. POlNDExTER.
s.6lnel B. Marsh,
y "A n callihaIn,
Inc, M Smith,
t.tph Drake,
bsn DIX,
y W N Ewing,
i M. p Gee,
% -. Lines r. Marsh,
Vh.. ia'nte r. DlOhooui
~ William Noble,
ne honas Hudnall,
dss william Wade,
IN samuel D. Shackleford,
ny hnes S. Ewing,
eY Harrison,
A " H, Harper,
rs Charles W. Allen,
WdIiam McElroy-
Southern planter., 1832-10-13

The following ticket, if elected, viii vote FOR
Jackson lof President, aud Barbour as VlccPre
dent
Gerard G Brandon, Of Wilkinson,
David Dickson, Of Hiads,
3zos, Ldnd, ef Ya.oo,
Thos r Falcoacr. Of Wayne.
Southern planter., 1832-10-13
NOTCE

THE undersigned administrator on the estate Of
William f. Nicholson, deceased, will, at the ensu.
ing October Term Of the Wilkinson Probate court.
present his account for final settlement & Allowance
JOHN M. EVANS, Admr.
September 25, 1885, 39-4w
Southern planter., 1832-10-13
POsTPONEMENT.

IN consequence Of the indispostion Of two Of
the Commissioners appointed to make partition Of
the land named IN the following nouce, The day ap-
pointed 70 meet for that purpose, is postponed uni
Friday the l4ih Oct. insi.
October 10, 1889.
Southern planter., 1832-10-13

Prime, Ward, King &co. Of New York, for Bar.
10, Brothers Geo. Of London, have negotiated a
loan Of 81 ,O0O,O 900 TO the State Of Louisiana. With
this capital the state will commence tIe "Union
Bank" m institution recently established on a sys-
TEN Of mortgage Of individual properly.
Southern planter., 1832-10-13

MARRIED-On Wednesday evening last,
by Duncan stewart, Esqr., Capt. SAMUEL
McMURTRY to Mrs. AMY ANDERSON;
all of this county.
Southern planter., 1832-10-13

THE Copartnership heretofore existing between
E. D. McCdrstle and Parker Smith, IS this day
by mutual consent dissolved Persons wishing to
make settlement with tie above Firm, may call on
either Of US.
Z. d. McCARSTLE,
PARKER SMITH.
Whitespiae MI, Sept I'm, 1889. 4lw3
Southern planter., 1832-10-13
FOR SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale bis residence in
Woodve.-For particulars apply at the premises
6. G. McWHORTER.
Woodville, June 98ib, 1889. fss
Southern planter., 1832-10-13

TIE undersigned administrator de bonis non,
Of the estate Of Cabin 20 ter, deceased, will, al
the next October Teun Of the Orphans Court Of
the County Of Wilkinson, present his account Of
said estate lor final settlement aud allowance.
A. DANIEL, Admr.
August 90. i832-35
Southern planter., 1832-10-13

NOlICE.
INTENDING to be absentfrom the county for
several weeks, the subscriber has duly authorised
Hiram Singleton to Attend to any business in which
he Is, or may be entrusted
F. r. RICHARDSON.
September Is, 1882.
Southern planter., 1832-10-13

VIII leave New Orleans veeulsiy avery Sald,-
day, lol The above ports, Al 10 O'clock, A. N. and
foH Adams at19 o'clock, on every 7nesday, and
Baton Rouge Al an carly hour On every Wednesday,
morning, 50 aa ~ enable passengers on tho coast 70
get on board during day light.
foR fREIonT OR PAssAeE, (hqvhg superior
accommodqnons,l apply 10 the Captain on board
New Orleans, Oct 1859. 4imq
Southern planter., 1832-10-13

LEAVES New Orleans on Thursday. 10 o'clos
A. NJ and departs for that place from Bayou sar
on Thursday, II o'clock.
Southern planter., 1832-10-13
COLUMBYA.

LEAVES New Orleans on Sunday, i0.o'cIocR,
NJ and departs for that place from Bayou
Sarah, On Wednesday. IL O'clock
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-16

If the Corporation. They thought
sssdiNS. s.sai construction Of their powers.-
h, tom them in their definition Of llbe-
p G'r he has seen no cause 70 questioh INC
hirn ,;,v Of disposition Of any Of them, accord
@'.' heir sense Of the term. He does all pos,
.; ,a.t;ee to their intentions, though often and
sHsyg.IIy dissenting from their reasoning, and
'''en ,Ss;r anthology. Liberality, in his vocabu'
~" word of very different import, and as an'
s!il.,hle 10 them. as in theirs 1t Is to HIM
sN" .S;. remark, he deems it tribute OF can
frOa, -" vent the member Of the Committee who
ad %d the majority, and the generosity OF
'o'' ', ,,,pre licensed the Report made by the
sao ~" If the Committee to the House. That
'DA"" saosrosity of hls nature impelied HIM,
1 lm Inc Report was presented, to rise IN ms
sn. ." and declare, that. in the whole course OF
pa - ,vsstiga,ion he had seen IN the conduct OF
jas on o,s.,deo, and Directors Of the Bank nothing
DC ...;.snt with the purest honor and integrity.
y, A., same candid and explicit declaration,
nl' ,bs subscriber believes, TO the most rigor'
uri ;"o,;cs. been made by the other members
" .,ortioned the Majority Report, many
'l va. remark iD the paper now submitted, per-
P'4'I whale paper Itself, would have been sup
Nps n Rat to vindicate the honor. OF injured
rIo,.S !, in his opinion. among the hFst OF mo-
~ lI,,,tious; and, in concluding these obser-
:" ; ', he would say to every individual OF the
- s and to every feIlow-citizen OF the nat'on'
iao,..ili,e o. the cause of any oSer-anxlous sen,
.;sly computations upon the good name OF
' ',', men which they may here find
,r,,,,.b,ni yir.u- an sffront endures,
-'r.,eei,m ne NV friend. sud should BIZ yours I"
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
llh Mar, 1882.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-16
In consequence Of the death Of Mr.. HuSr, lot
Vermont both Houses Of Congress adjourned
yesterday until tomorrow.
rcoMMuN1oArED.1

Mr.. Saowdea-A practice exists, among many
well meaning but inconsiderate persons, OF col.
lecting at the doors Of the respective houses Of
public worship, in this place, about The t:me the
congregations are assembling. and gazing upon
all who approach the door.
This practice is very disagreeable to the female
portion Of the congregations. have heard them
frequently complain Of it. 1t isa practice that
some would not continue in it they knew how
distressing it was to modest and bashfal lady.
For number Of young men to collect together.
and stare at lady as she approaches the church
door. must be painful to her feelings. Let such
think how they would feel to have a wife, sister
or daughter incommoded by such behaviour from
others. 1t is respectfully submitted to those who
have made the door Of the house Of public wor-
ship the point Of collection, whether it would not
be more becoming for them to follow the example
of the ladies they thus confuse. BY Immediately
going into the house and taking their seats.
There is another set, who remain outside the
house, near the door, during service, laughing and
talking so loud as to be heard in the Church, and
thus disturbing those who are in the house. 1t
is hoped that such will, on reflection, see the i'm
proprety of this practice, and discontinue it.
A. B.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-16
IN COUNCH-JNoy IA, 1882.

Ordered, That the Clerk of the Council do
attend the meeting Of the Stockholders OF the
Alexandria Canal Company, Oh the 18th instant,
aud vote for the following persons:
Thomson F. Mason, Presideat; and
Hugh Smith.
Phineas Janney,
Robert Brockett. D,-..,or,
Alexander Hunter,
Robert II Miller,
Bernard Hooe,
Resoired, That Messrs. Moore, Johnston,
Brockett and Davis be appointed to enquire into
the expedency Of abollshing Sunday Markets
within this Corporation.
ResoIred, That, in conformity with the resolu-
tion adopted BY the Stockholders of the Alexan.
dria Canal Company on the l4th day OF this
month, the Committee appointed to represent the
Corporation be instructed to vote tor reason
able Salary for the President OF the said Com
paDy.
RcsoIred, That Messrs. Hooe, Mason and
CaZenove, be proxy and committee to repre-.
sent the corporation of Alexandria at the general
meeting of the Stockholders Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal Company. to be held on the 4th
tlay Of June next, IN the City of Washington.
and at all adjourned meetings Of the same; and
at said meetings a majority of such Of the said
committee as shall be present may do all legal
acts on behalf of this corporation in right OF the
stock held by said corporation, and vote on all
questions which may be submitted to the said
meeting.
The petition of John Harper and others, was
referred to Messrs. Miller and Jameson.
The Committee to whom was referred the Pc
tition of H. Smith and others, made report and
recommended the following resolution:
RESOLVED. That the Surveyor and Superinten-
dant of Police do examine whether any, and
what, change may be necessary in the regulation
Of Union Street, south Of Wolfe street; and that
they report to Council at its next meeting
Which report and resolution were adopted by
the Council.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-16

Just ReceiveA,
MORE DESIRABLE SPRING GOODS.
" H. THOMPSON Y co.
gE AVE received, by the schooner Washington, and
other arrivals additional supply Of Staple and
Fancy Dry Goods; among which are
Super and A. irish linens
IRISH and Russia sheeDgs
6-4 3D., and 10 Irish table diapers
81 and 10 damask do
Birds eye and Russia do
5 8 and 54 lawns and crash
French and English muslins
Ginghans anil calicncs. great variety
Crane and sa,Ize handkerchieis
Grape and Hermann shawls
Linen cam ,rc hsndkerc hiefs, some very hhe
Rest black Italian lus'rngs
BLACK Gro dc Swiss and Gro de Naples
English and Russia drills
Sill Cambiets, princettss and Brochehcs
A variety of rpes for boys
Brown linens Also,
vaa Brown and bleachsd domestles, shirtinE'' ana
% sheetings e
Checks, tich.ngs
Pententisr, stripes and plaids
Burlaps, oznaburgs and ticklenburgs
All of which are offered for yale. by the piece or
ward, upon the most favorable terms es 1sPr2s
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-16
A Fair

For the Benefit Of The Female Orphan Asylum,
w my, commencing Tuesday, Is b. and closing
"wednesday I7th instant. Doors open al 10 A. NJ 4,
and close at l0P The handy work Of numb r
oyoung ladies (who have associated together for the
rurpose) will be offered for exhibition and sale -
Amongst the great variety viii be found blending OF
10th useful and fancy articles. The proceeds being
designed to all mos, lsudabe Institution. the patron
are oits friends aad the public is rcspectiuy invited
Admi,tance ia cents; children half price.
NAV l4-St
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Accommodation.

Strangers whiting Alexandria
e@ during the sitting OF the Conven-
G ,ion as well as residents, and who
2R68 may wish to visit Mount Vernon
or the Theological Seminary, can
at sl times be furnished with Coaches of the best kind
and careful drivers, by making application to
THOS. s. BLACKBURN,
ro,v 16-St At the Franklin House
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-16
Notice.
nay l4->

A pPLICATIoN win be made to the Mechanics
Rank of Alexandra for the renewal ofa certificate
for tu entyve shsrean the capital stock Of said Bank,
standing in the name of GIOVANNI Andre, deceased, and
numbered IL $50 to IL $40 inclusive; the original
t6cate being lost or mis'aid.
nv14-st Attorney for the heirs Of G. Andre.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-16
Clinn q Gins sWare.

ssUGI CHARLES SMITH has lately rec ev'd, by
4 4 the Brig Beividera, from Liverpool, and other
sources
Handsome gilt fashionable tea sets
French tilt Tea = hna
Gilt mantei cups and ssucers
Blue. brown, and pink printed dinner sets
Buff aud green printed do, OF a superior qiality
India China dinner sets
Astral, man,el, hall. shop and passage lamps
Css,ors best plated and silver mounted
Best tut Celeries, Decanters, Wines, &c.
With very handsome assortment OF Goods in his
line. offered Tor sale the lowest terms wholesale
and retail way lo--'w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-16
SHIP NEWS.
PORT or ALEXANDRA. IN. CO.

ARRIVED. May Is,
schr. Velocity, Ryder, Boston; sundries TO
w. Fowle & Co.
Steamboat Fredericksburg, hewitt, Norfolk;
freight and passengers for the District.
SAILED,
Brig Daniel H. Miller, Bacon, Barbados.
Schr. Convoy, CrowelI, New York.
Steamboat Fredericksburg, hewitt, Norfolk.
Missing Vessel.-The schooner Trio sailed
from Alexandra on or about the 18th November
last, with cargo Of corn, -Four and slaves. bound
to Madeira, since which nothing has been heard
from her. Her crew consisted Of the following
persons: Washburn Sherman, master, from
New Bedford, or its vicinity; Heathcout Griffin,
of Guiliord, Gum mate; Robert Redmond. of
Philadelphia, Henry Bodily. o: d.. seamen;
Benjamin Davis, of Kcnnebunk, Maine, do. |;
VIM. Williams, residence or place Of nativity
unknown, supposed foreigner.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-16
NyArnuli0n NNtice

YlHIE members Of the Hydrs'lion Fire Company are
4 called upon, byvirtu. ola resolution adopted by
tie Company, TO meet at the Engine ouse 'h's After'
noon at four O'clock for the purpose of working the
Engine; may lo-V
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-16
Notice.
VIM. STABLER
Has ius; received

1 NUMBER of fresh articles, which be offers for
" sale, wholesale and retail, viz:
Rheubarb root, of Uery superio, quality; gun
Arabic, very white; scented marbed soap, furniture
corks, beaehed ginger, highly perfumed English
soaps; flesh brushes; peppermint, iosenges and lemon
rop, (Enslish); patent barley; chloride Of lime by
he barrel at Boston price; too.hbrushes; ostmesls
Swaim's Panacea, Carpenters medicines, &c.
lie expects in few days some yer, fine SALAD
OIL. may Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-16

and dirks, pistols, knives and clubs are now ne
cessary appendages to mans usual dress
Within the precincts Of the Capitol, in broad
day,-hundreds looking on-and to the manifest
danger Of the lives of several others, Mr.. Arnold
was deliberately shot at by ruffian. Fortunate
ly, the aim was not good one; and. though
wounded, Mr.. A. rushed upon the fellow and
caned him almost to death. understand 'the
party" are manifestly alarmed at the state Of
public feeling consequent upon this second out
rage. There is rumor aaoat that the Cabinet
is in state Of dsorganization, and that it is not
improbable that one or two Of its members will
resign.
Extract Of a Letter from Washington to the
Editor.-I see you mentioned in your pa.
per the debate IN the Senate, in which Mr.. Isaac
Hill was made, as of old, to stake his flesh be-
tween his teeth''. The speeches of Mr.. Clayton
and MIR. holmes were certainly the severest phil
lipics ever heard. Mr.. Hill had in previous
speech. expressed his sympathy and pity for MIR.
Holmes. Mr.. President, said the latter gentle.
man, the Senator from New Hampshire, is sym
pathetic, most sympathetic; he is ptiful, most
pi'yM. thought Hill would have sunk under
his desk-hls form almost contracted. So sun.
kind'were the scouts, +" that the spectators not al
most, but absolutely fell for the Senator. can
give you no adequate description Of the pithsr-
ing effect Of Mr.. Clayton's speech upon his an.
tagonist. In the impotency Of his rage, MIR.
Hill called him to order, but was unable correct
ly to write down the Objectionable words.
The U. S, Schr. Experiment, 1t. Com. Mer-
vine. arrived in Hampton Roads on Friday night
last, from Washington City, and came up to the
Naval Anchorage, of Norfolk on Saturday.
In passing Mount Vernon, the Experiment fir.
ed salute of II guns.
The N. Y. Daily Sentinel, paper which
a a. IF nsI.ntU
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-16

The N. Y. Daily Sentinel, paper which
publishes under its head, the names Of Andrew
Jackson for President, and Richard NJ Johnson
Cor Vice President, says that the Washington
Globe is much in error, in its calculation that the
votes of New York will be for Jackson, let who
may run with him for Vice President. The
Sentinel is of opinion that Jackson cannot get
the votes of that State, il Van Buren, shall be on
the ticket with him for Vice President.
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Nails.
HUtter

New Goods.
WASHINGTON g. BRENT
sIAVE received, by the schr Virginia and other
3 4 late arrivals from New York, Ian and genera
assortment OF
SPRING GOODS. Among them are
Rest Italian luslring
Senslaws, sarscncts and lerantIneS
Flor1nc' and sa,ins; Grape shawls and hdkts
Silk and gauze do
Linen camnrc hdkfs, new style
t;auze wells white, black and green
Painted muslinsi gng''ams in great variety
French and English chniz
Cambria and furniture dimIty
Lusring ribbons, some very wide
3 ,nnet cap and belt ribbons
Cotton hose, white, black lead and fancy co'ord
Silk and raw silk hose
Iaces, edging and quilting
Cambrcs extra super; super merno bom1a1rnes
Gauza alnnels; darnask, birlseye and Russia
diapers
Damask able cloths, white, brown and col'red
Si,esia and Irish sheetings; Msrseilles quits
Ponree, n ,g and banianna hdkfs
Books, Swiss and checked muslins
Umbrellas and parasols, all kinds
Blue ,ck and fancy cloths
Gentlemen's and boys summer wear, OF every
description
With almost every other article in the DRY GOOD
line. may l-9t