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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-21

" What is the meaning of the Senate in law
ing Mr.. Van Burcn's nomination on the table? Is
~ favorable otherwise, to his prospects of final
confirmation? These questions arc current. Ths
postponcmcnt wo presume, is not decisive of the
final question: but far il indicates any th:ng
the inference is not favorable to the ambassador.
The Globe is in a tremor at the sign, and make,
the following enquiries of the National Intellipep.
Ger:
awe hope, as the Editor of the Intclliyencor
has excited curiosity, that he will become comm
NEGATIVE and crafty it entirely. We would be
glad to know of him whether Mr.. CLAW did not
unite with the Vice President in the postponement
OF the appointment, which they were conscious
they could not have defeated, if the question had
been directly put? We would be glad to know
whether these gentleman have net united i'm this
object. from some wish to dsparagc, by secret
man9uvrcs in the Senate, tho reputation of a man.
whom they have IN vain sou ght to destroy by omen
appeals to the American Public? We would ask.
too whether the project of postponing the confirm.
alton OF Mr. Van Burens nominations has not
for its object, the lcssening his influence abroad.
to defeat, ifpoSsible the great object of his mission
whch, II accomplished, would throw i'm the sh ade
tne chorts OF negotiator, the floor of the
senate and give to the present Ministers strong
claims on the gratitude Of his country"
The opinion gathers strength that Mr. Van Blu.
rem VIII not DO confirmed. His Instructions to Mr.
McLane, deserve exemplary rebuke; the way in
which he maneu vred himself into his presen,
station, merits favor: tho author Of the pros.
criptivc system, who has driven so many worthy
men to cxtremtios, can ask sympathy, if in the
mutation of parties, he is made to drink of the
cup himself; nevertheless, we had thought tn at a
liberal spirit and feeling, would have approved his
nomination, adequate to the station
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-21
LETTER FROM WASHINGTON

The nomination of the Secretary of State, Mr.
Livingstone was confirmed after investigations
without opposition.
That Of Van Buren, will doubtless be rejected, as
IT ought TO be, upon elevated principles of national
honor and character. 4 he opposition to the iaJe-
cite at the head of the government is one of princ-
pte essentially differing from that organized by
that arch intrgucant whose merits are now under
consideration. The Presidents health is quite fee
BILE, and his intellect His memory seems
to be rapidly failing, and sjudgmcn, never very
strong, is gone. The indiscretons of early life
have brought on premature decay of his mcntal
faculties, and he has about him the dregs and rem
nants OF savage passions without vigour o mind to
direct or control them. The 9Th of January went
OIL badly. The largest portion oithc ball was of
those who held Offices and went under dureSs,-a
few OF the light fingered gentry were busy with
Inc cloaks and hats you will bv the advcr-
L>emenls. The Toga Lions skin was taken
from the back of many animals who bray for the
Hero. Yesterday the ball that Benton fired into
Jackson fifteen or twenty years ago was extracted
by Dr. Harris OF Philadelphia, which it is suppos-
cd Will remove the only Cause of irritation be-
tween them. report is in circulation that Jack
son called some of his Cabinet TO account for vi
sting Mr.. Clay!
Ten members Of Congress called on tho Prcsi-
dent a few day since, and he entertained them with
dissertation on the relative merits of corn bread
and buck wheat cakcs-and they came off shaking
their sides most im,noderdtcly.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-21

u SuGGEsroN.-We, sometime since. pub
llshed paper, proposing Rail Road from this
city, to the nearest point tho lower james Ri
yer, which will avoid the bars and the thousand
turns and sharp angles which render the naviga
ton OF that River from Rockets City Point,
diihcut ard laborious. A portion of the public
mind has taken up the suggestion with serious con-
sideraton, and the efficiency of the Improvement
as well as the point for the termination of the Rail
Road are contested with earnestness. We are re-.
quested TO suggest, that these are matters for sci
ence TO decide upon; that the survey will be verv
easy, and that the General Assembly upon applica-
ton, will direct the Principal Engineer to make it.
1t is therefore proposed, that the Delegate of the
City be requested to introduce resolution for the
purpose OF obtaining the services of the Engineer,
and his Judgment of the expediency, practicable
ty' and cost of the works, and also tho point be-
low most suitable for the termination Of tho Road
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-21
From the Alexandria Gazette.


We observe the following notice in the Phil,
delphia Gazette of january ii:
We are requested to state that a hickory mole
will be erected on Monday afternoon next, at 3
O'Clock, in front of the hotel kept by Mrs Moose.
in South Front street,
"What American of intelIgence-what friend Of
liberty, what enlightened and rational being, can
read the above annunciation, without incontroula.
BILE disgust? In this, the most enlightened arc of
the world, in this country which proudly boasts its
superiority to all others, in the city of PHILADELPHIA
Tor Tree men to erect POLE to dance around it
Ike hooinson Crusoe's savagcs around the scene
OF thcir cannoal rites, to pay it honours, to wor
snip It, not rs the emblem of any principle but as
the representative of party lcader-aye to publish
Their abasement to the world, to glory in it, and
invite Disguised Public TO come and witness their
prostitnted devotions! Could the venerable Penn.
OF tho more illustrous Franklin lift their heads
from the tomb-their indignation would freeze the
souls of the base idolaters who thu, degrade their
beloved City.
Thank Hea;cn! Jacksonism at its most f,noti.
cal height never dared but in two or three obscure
instances, to profane the sacred soil of Yrginia
by the erection and worship of Hickory Pole!
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-21
CHE Constitutional IIattg.
Thursday Erent,sg. .yass. 10.

The Debate on Abolition continues with increas
cd and increasing interest. Virginia has never
had greater reason to boast of her gifted sons
The Debate has indeed been one of transcendant,
and the most sustained power and interest. Day
after day, multitudes throng to the Capitol, and
have been compensated by eloqucncc which would
have illustrated Rome or Athens. On Tuesday.
MIR. Summers, of Kenawha, on yesterday, Mr.
Brown, of Petersburg. opposite sides of the
question, delivered speeches which cxtortcd ge-
neral and enthusiastic admiration.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-21

RAJ OriCE.-Thc undersigned Is dcslrous Of
~ aJjus rg tho affairs OF his iutpstaie =,
eddy rs possible, and therefore r,que.ss al,
verson> Inio9tnd to his n;cstatn 10 make INV
ucut a. ue cannot delay tho performance o. hI,
duties. lie also tai cs tins rne'hod of pot,!y,pr
Ill persons having claims agarpst his mites ate,
on his in.ividuni account, or a. security for any
person or persons whatever, to make known t.
hin all such claims without delay. This notice
will be rlcad in bar Of such claims rs shall not
be made known within reasonable tune
RICHARD O. SMITH.
A'm'r Ct WIN. Cu09inghacn, dc,-1.
70 I~.-ie-s'-' La'7 Ha.cvet ca4...,.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-21

Among the receipts into the United States Trea-
snry, from extraordinary sources, during tire wear
1880, were from can unknown person stated to be
due TO the Unicd States S2OO0;' arrears Of direct
tax SlG,980; fees letters patent sic $50; Gents
coined at the Mint 5l3,G05 2G. FROM the same
sources, prior to the 3Oih of September, 1881
from unknown persons. stated to be duo to tbc
United States, Sli0 OF; arrears Of direct tax
$40, 3H 81; fees on letters patent SID, $50; Cents
coined at the Mint, Sl6,76i S.
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Recovered 6
Died g.

Remained Sick 80
,c rom the commencement Of the disease, Oct.
26, there had been 29t cases; deaths IS.
MI a. states that coffee was rising and the hold
ers were sanguine. A London New Price Cur
rent of Nov. %, was obtained by Messrs. Topliif,
winch quotes Coffee as follows:-sSt. Domingo 81
o9s: Havana 90 G3 for fine ord.-20l bags vel
low 'Iysore sold for 63 65 6; and I76 do fine
order, Batavia at GO a COG
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-21
III VI = III DEN T, Ihalrmal
JOHN 5. MAGILL, Secretary.

ihe Consul of the United State- at Paris, pives
puoiic notice in the Partisan journals that he has
rceived instructions from the Secretary of the
treasury TO annex to every invoice of mcrchan
o'so INTENDED Tor this country consular ccrtifi-
cate of the value in hard dollars nj tbo nI,co ro
whence the goods are sent
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-21
FROM the Neie York Commercial Adr. Of Mondcy.
EsOSTSCR.PT.

LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.
=, Wo are indebted to our correspondents of the
boston Daily Advertiser and Patriot for a slip
containing four days later intelligence from Lon
don' brought by tie packet ship Columbia for this
port, winch left London on the 9th of November
and Portsmouth the LIST of December Mr.
Atkinson, OF Brookline. Mass, who came pnssen-
ger IN her, landed at Newport, and had reached
ms residence, furnishing the latest accounts to
the Boston Editors.
The political news is important. Mr.. Atkinson
brings n confident report that instruction had
taken place in Portugal and that tho Tvrant DON
Miguel had Red!
RIOTS IN FRANCE.
Aletter from Lyons, Nov. II in London paper,
states dreadful riots had taken place between the
manufacturers and tho workmcn equal to those at
Bristol, Eng. Several thousand W ork men had as
sembied on one night, and burning and pillugo had
heen carried ON 10 dreadful exert
TIE CHOLERA IN ENGLAND.
Sunderland, Nou. 2S.-Romained sick %
New cases Ii
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-21

1t is stated in the Report of the Paymestcr Gene.
raj which accompanies the Report of the Secretary
OF War, that within the last eight years upwards
OF nine millions Of dollars have been discussed by
that department in small sums without the loss of
single cent TO the Government, and without hav-
ing had resort to single coercive TO com.
pei more prompt settlement of accounts.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-21

IL THE FIELD-On the Goth ult. the National
Republican Convention of Kentucky, met at
Frankfort, and nominated Richard A. Buckncr
for Governor, and James II. Morchrnd for Lieu
tenant Governor. On the 22d, the jackson Con.
vcntion of that State assembled at the same place
and nominated John Brcaillctt, for Governor, and
Benjamin Taylor, for Lieutenant Governor
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-21

The Geo. Canning.-Thc last accounts are, that
oil The dry goods had bccn saved without damage
that the hardware would be almost all damaged,
ana that There was sorno prospect Of getting tho
ship of--T,y ofC7r,.
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

Dcoate on MIR. GoopE's Resolution to
discharge the Select Committee and
Mr.. RANDoLpu's Substitute thereto.
CoSTINUED.l
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-21
.gssscricni, Fso;t Sso0d .E0,x,.,,0z.

"a VIE subscriber is now publishing n weekly pa.
- P"r called the AMERICAN RAILROAD
'ookNAL. principal object in offering tho
proposed work to the Public, is to ditTiIse more
general knowledge of this important mod, of ;n,or-
hai communications which, at this time appears
I'D engage the attention of almost every section Of
our country.
THE AMERICAN RAIL ROAD JOuRNAI.
is printed on sheet ofthe largest size, (mpmmoth)
ana +put up in convenient form 10 bin ding each
nu"ioer containing sixteen large octave pages Of
Wfee columns each The selections upon the
s"Iect OF railroads and other works of internal inn
Pio'.'"eht, wal he from the best authors, both of
Europe and America, nd will he occa siouollv H.
'uS,rateo by engravings. part of t,is Journal
VIII nc devoted TO the subject ut internal improve
ncnt-givInr history OF the first irtroduc,;on of
faiir"ads into Englrnd and their improvements 10
To the present dag. 1t viii also notice ,hc meet
lngs, IN dittoreut sections OF the country. upon
the subject Of railroads. The remaining part Of ,bs
PaPIr WI contain the LITERARY, MISCELLA.
NEoIS AND NEWS matter Of the NEW
YORK AMERICAN, as yrepared for fkat poper.
emitting all Poi"icct subjects, except such as sra
of general concern.
The terms of the American Railroad Jourpot
arc iiltEE dollars per annuni, pay06Le in odranc-:
ana VIII not bc sent without. Any person who ,.Ll
"p'alh eight subscribers and remit the amount
snail have copy gratis and to companies of ten
Supscribcrs, who associate and remit TWENTY-FIVE
collars, 1t viii he sent for So 50 each per unnum
ne Journal viii be sent for Gny length of time
DESIRED 1t paid in advance. 1t Will be published
on .'dturd1yS.
Letters npon the subject OF The AMERICAN
kAll-ROAD JOURNAL may be addressed, free
Vi postage TO the publisher and part proprietor,
ID. X. MINOR,
No. 30 WGn-shect, Neto York
~ The second number of the Journal will bo
issued on the 9TH of Januarv--and on the Sotur
Gay -ot each following week. The numbers
rom the commencement, will no forwarded 40 ali
the subscribers until the end o. the first half year.
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NJ AlkRTED

On Tuesday evening last bv the Row Doct.
Penn, MIR. GEoEGE SHELL, to Miss VIRGrNA WAT.
K1Ns, all Of this city.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-21

bgblD.
This morning, 10 inmates before . o'clock, To-
5EPH, FAINT son pfJosopl Tate, aged seven months
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(oI,sm6iay, Ifp,fnLI, .Sn,e;6,

Columbian Vegetable Specific,
Er0k The esre 90 Coz somes,on,. A,shr,.
u Splitting Of Blood, end Pu.monsr, A..
Ifsetions Of every kind. The most va .uabls
remedy ever yet discovered for The cure O,
Consumpt,ons, To oil sflicted with thos,
trouoiesome affections. an immediate u>s
Of ,h,s highly celebrated Specific rs oul, 10.
ces.sr, "a convince the most ibcreduiou, 81
is pos>c.sing qusiii.-s superior 70 an, o,t,r
incident prepare alton y-t discovered. Tn,
speei Sc H. obtained by extraction from htr RI.
roofs pIsnt>. &C.; IN coui I'm atioI Of ,ho..
most valuable herbs IL tscoc.sk baisAu ~
superior value TO the h"e,s. iau.u, n,
hssls the injured Psri., oreus he yors.srl
compose. the disturbed nertes; ana Viii.
IL oiesnss. and heals, n also gives strength
io the tender lungs, improves dIr.s,ion re.
pair. the appetite aud improve, the spirits.
This spec i6c - slwats gwen 10 safsty--it 4,
maid and pleasant To the taste. sud nav b,
ssfely given To- women IN whatever eond,.
ton. the most delicate circumstance. no,
excepted. a gres, msn, veil su'heuneat.
ed certificates could be ob,sin-d tn. pro.
Pr,stor ~ opposed ~ sn, thing Ike pIn. sod
pref. rs TO ri,k u on is own merits sicn,
The public will please to be Caution. OF .
spurious article - none are genuine without
The signature Of the proprietor alone, which
will aeeonpsn, each bill OF direction.
Price One Dollar For sale by
DIR. = ANDREW l. co
And JoStPH g HAYS,
giGpsrs-ftrrs.
JAMES BROWN
CAor!esfo,rn.
And A. ~. >NiDER.
Sept =. En- Nun, J.f,rson Go 70.
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VIRGINIA. To WIT .

VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
Al Rnlrs holden IN the Clerk Office Of
the Circuit Superior { curt Of Law and
Chsneery for Jefferson county. the first
Monday IN November. 1881.
Bushrod ~. Herbert and .Nobief Her.
bert, tOho are infants. and sue by
Edm,nd !. Lee, Jr. their merit friend.
PLAINTIFFS,
AGAINST
bMiam Herbert. Hiiiinyn DiIo,r. .yr.
John 4. Harrington and Bushroi
{. Harrington, DEFExpaxrs,
IN CHANCERY.
H'HE defendant. William Herbert.
u not having entered hrs appearance,
and given security according 20 the act Of
assembly and the rules oftbis court; and
II appearing by satisfactory evidence that
he .. not an inhsb,,ant Of this country {:
10 Is ordered. That the said defendant do
appear hete on the first day Of the next
term. and answer the bill OF the plaintiff
and that copy Of this order be forth ~ it'll
inserted In some newspaper published 10
Chsrlestown, Tor two months successive
iy. and posted ut the front door Of the
court house IN the said town Of Charles
town. A Copy-Teste,
ROBERT T BROWN, c. c.
Nov. 10, 1881
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VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
At Rules holden in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chan
Gerry Tor Jefferson County, the firss Monds,
in October, 1851:
Elizabeth Alsiadt. widow Of Jacob Alstsdt.
deed. and John n. Alstsdt and Harrie, r
histadt. infant children and heirs Of said
Jacob Alsisdt, deed. by the said Elizabeth
their mother and next friend, plaintiff,
AGAINST
Jesse Moore and John tiinkle, John Mohler.
Rswieigh Mohler, George hol,ier, Daniel
hohier. Sylvester G Mohier, Jacob Mob.
Ter and Nancy his wife. and Henry Noble,
and Harriet his wife. heirs Of John MohIer.
deed, Stephen Dsigarn and Barbara hi,
wife, late Barbara Alstadt, widow Of ia.
mel Alsiadt. deed. and jacob Alstsdt, Eli.
zabeth Aistsdt, and Daniel hl,lsdt, iI.fau,
Children and heirs Of said Daniel Als,.dt.
deed, Sarah Moore. late Sarah AiInutt, on.
~ child and heiress Of Jesse Allnutt, deed.
and Colin Aud, defendants
YNiE defendants, jesse Moore, RavIeivh
Il hohler, and Colin Aud, not having en-.
tered their appearance, and given security
according to the act Of assembly and the rule 5
OF this court; and IL appearing by ss,i-f.e,or,
evidence that they are not inhabitants Of thu.
country ~ a. ordered, that the said defend
ants do appear here on the fra, day OF the
next term, and answer the bill Of the plain.
IN. and that copy Of th,s order be forth.
WIN inserted In some newspaper published
~ Charlestovn, for two months successfully,
ana posted at the front door Of the court.
house in the said town Of Chariestown.
"A eopy-Tes,e,
RosERr Z. BROWN, {.
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VIRGINIA, TO WIT:

At Rules holden ia the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chan
Gerry tor Jefferson county, the first Monday
in December, 1851:
Leri Wfish and Sarah has icife. Tate
Sarah Hill, PLAINTIFFS,
.qG.fINST
UIdfidn BoUeo and Cafhdriae his irife,
late Cdtharine HiN. John Hill. Dan
ii HI, Jacob Hill. and Michael Iiiu,
children and heirs at kar of Caiha
rine Hill, deceased.
DEFENDANTS.
DIE defendants, John Hill, Michael Hill,
- and Daniel Hill, no, having entered their
appearance, and given security according 70
the act OF assembly aud the rules Of this
court; and II appearing by satisfactory
evidence that they are not inhabitants Of this
eoaa'syi II Is ordered. that the said defend
ants do appear here on the first day of the
next term. and answer the 6iu of the pi.;.
trffs, and that 4 copy Of this order be forth
with inserted in some newspaper. published
IN Cbarlesiown, for two months succe s.iveIy.
and posted ~ the front door of the cour,
house in the said town Of Chariestovn.
Copy-Te.te.
ROBERT L. BROWN, c. c.
Dec %, 1851.
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PUBLIC SALE or VALUABLE


Uly vItue Of deed q Trust executed to
ID the subsci iber BY Fssdiaasdo Fairfax,
then Of the eeuaty Of JcGersoo. 90 secure
the payment OF certain sum OF money in
said deed mentioned. land in The payment Of
which defsuls hss been made, ~ shall pro
coed to cell. far ready money, to the highes,
bidder. ~ public auction. before the Court
House door Of Jefferson county. ora Monday
fAe l6fA day Of .ipri! merit. (being Court ti.,
Certain tract or parcel Of Land lying in said
county. and knowa by the tame of
Shannon Hill,
containing about Fifty -Four Acres of cleared
land. and about Twenty-Five Acres Of wood
land. together With. another small tract or par.
eel OF wood land. near and about the Falls
Hill, opposite TO the Shsnuondsle Spsings.
containing about Thirteen and three fourth
scfes-which tvo tracts or parcels Of land
arc the came that were conveyed TO said
Fairfax by Thomas Ragiand and Eliza Chris.
tine his wife. by iudenture, bearing date the
21st day Of March. 1928, to which. and To
the aforesaid deed Of trust bearing the same
date. beth o( secosd in the county court Of
JeherSoe. refsresee - had fos more parsicu.
lar descriptions. % these lands, With their
appureoasess. ! shall cell the whole, or 90
much therevf. - viii ~ ssficieat 10 false
the sua of fourteen husdred end thirty dol.
lars, With iaseress thereon from the lst sIay
Of JANUARY. 1898. together With the charges
Of saIe--c conveying each title only n Is vested
in me by said deed Of trust.
W. L. WOODROW.
! January S, ls5o.-ts.
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VIRGINIA, JErrEnsos Go. TO WIT ),

VIRGINIA, JEFFERSON Go. TO wrr :
December Court. 1854.
AT . Court held fosSshe County Of Jsserson.
ON the 10Th day of December. 1851:
~ iifiam F. Lock and John Lock,
PLAINTIFFS,
AGAINST
Rachel Lock, Hiiiion Lock, and Eliza.
beth his rife, Harrison Goran and
Nancy g. has rife, late Nancy C..
Lock, George ~. Lock, Mary Lock,
Martha Lcek, Joseph Morrow and
Eleanor his trifs, late Eleanor Lock,
Randolph Lock. Eijah Lock, Elisha
Lock, Rebeceo Lock. Hamiifon Lock,
JSiiH finn Lock, John Lock, Nancy
Lock, Harriet Lock. Thomas Lock.
George Lock and Jacob FonmU,
and Eliza his nife, late Eliza Lock;
the said Eliza, Juliet. John. Nancy.
Harriet. Thomas and George. being
children and heirs Of James Lock.
deceased, ....... ...DBYESpANTs.
TINE defendants, Elizabeth Loeb and vii.
l. liam Lock. not having entered their sp-
Pesrsuee and given security, according TO
the act Of assembly aud the rules If this
court; aud Il appearing by satisfactory ev,-
dencc that they are not inhabitants Of this
commonwealth: IL IL ordered. That the said
defendants do appear here on the firs, day Of
the next March term. and ansver the bill ol
the plaintiff, and that = copy Of this order
be forthwith inserted IN some newspaper
printed in this county. for two months sue
cessively. aud posted NJ the front door of the
Cour, house Of this county.
copy-reste
Dec 70 J. CRAMER, c. C.
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Fall and Winter Goods.

Aht oitu w httCt oOOuos
SUPER black. blue. and fancy eolsfei
~ Cloths.
Medium black. blue. and fancy eolOr,i
Cloths.
Cassimeres and Cassinefs,
PLAIN, black aud figured silk velvet eslfg,
Swsnstlown and Vslencia ditto,
O. black X coioFed French Msrino ClOiS,,
DO. DO. English do. Go,
Bombaxetts and CiFcsssisns,
Black and scarlet Mefino shavls,
Do do Cashmere do
Thibet Wool. Cashmere, Bsrrsge & Cnfs
handkerchief,
Black shd eoloTed worsted, lAn,bSsos.'
silk and printed Hose,
blseh snd eslorrd tsFo de Naples,
Irish Pophn. Black lace Wells,
Winter Ribbons. Scarlet Csiieoss,
Just received and foe sale cheap by
WILLIAM n EiDDLE L CO.
CbaFiesiOWs. Nov. II. 1851.
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PEN ASSUn,
Psyable bali early 70 adv snce bat I've De-
lass will BE- received - payment lp ~. =
Ped eniltsly IN advance Should -, nshi e
wholly deferred until tie end a tbe }es,
fEssE Dottaas ALL be inssrsbiy charged
Al c0Bmuo8caiions addressed ~ tf
Editor nasi BE post pad
hnvsHTissstsrs inserted II tie -a'e r'l
pef square i"r ihe three hFsi insertions
t"faiy hss eenis per sTusre to- each ,..F.
gucm insertion.