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message received from the Senate stating that
they Gsseed to the preamble and resolution calling
for inornlon from ne President and Directors of the
Literary Fund relative Tie OF the Universe
ty and the varioui Colleges and Academies on-
monwcalth-and that they have rejected the bill con-
ccrning the collection of tolls the Kanawha road.
Mr. McCauley presented petition from citizens of
the town of Fayettc in the county of Montgomery fora
change OF the name of tnat placereferred to select
committee.
Onmoton of Mr.. Crutchield, the Committee ofCourts
OF Justice was instructed u inquire the propriety
cult Superior Court of Law and Chancery for the
ty OF Spottsylvana. passed January 18th, 1888.
The engrossed blls7-concerning Philagothus Ro-
pertssadminlstranr-to amend act to prevent the
burninsot the woods, passed January l6, i502-ncor-
porating the Upper Bansicr River Navigation Compa-
ny-and, to phyidc efccually for the protection
oil the fishermen Oh the Potomac River and its tributary
streams-were read ;hrd time and passed.
BANK Al PORTSMOUTH.
MIR. Collins moved that the House take up the bill TO
establish bank in the Town OF Portsmouth, and after
long debate, in which Mcssrs. Watts Watkins Collins
Of A. Gregory, She'll Janney, Brown, Sherrard and
Wilson of b. took part The Ayes and Noes having been
ordered, on motion of MIR Doiman, the question put
follows
..4yes-M cssrs. Drummond Grnalds, Layne, Booker
of A., Colslon, Huncr of b., Wilson of b. nj Milan
Saunders Ball Marshall Payne Stcgcr Gibson Barton
Smith ofG., Vance, Mullen Kncheioe Shnn Gregory
Gallaher, Lawson Janney May, Morgan, Shcrrard Col
Inns, Watts of N. county Parker Epes Brady Parriott
Dupuy Woodhousc, Bootl Cline, Dclashmuit Prentiss
and Cunning ham-40.
CIdiBs hl1yse, urn
bnli, She'll Booker of b., Yancey, Hampton, Burton
Madison, Johnson, Broadus Wilson of On Hunter of
Wethered, Snced, Nixon. Curtis, Bolts, Berry Sum-
mers, Robinson, Emanuel, Beard, NJ Carly Harris,
Rodgers Wiley Alexander, McCauley Leland, Wool
folk, Crtz, Swanson, Cackley, Stands, Williams Dor
man, Mcdowell ir., Hopkins, Spear, Harley, Goodwin
Crutchhcld, Moncurc, Hargravc Witten Clarke Jett
stranger, Brown and Johnson of R.-57
cnEsArEAKE AND ONO CANAL COMPANY.
The engrossed bill to authorize the Chesapeake and
ONO lanai company to contract loan, was taken
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TO 1HE EDITORs or T,BF ENoUtBpp
CHESTERFIELD

Inc Richmond Wing announces. "that dsfiHOajeIed
ctIzen, William Johnson, is again candidate for The
county OF Chesterfield The Van Burcutca Al Fel,yt,.
ary Court brought out Capt Jamcs Elam"
The ''Whig' is very liberal i'm bcsowing dsfjyefj,u
upon my person whom deems parokc Of it's kindred
sentiments and feelings and the compliments from such
source, therefore, win be duly estimated at what be
are worth. We have seen the Editor of that raues
lately dub Mr. Leigh with the title Of ilustrious
the man whom he once abused in high sivc--as Aris
t0cratic, and totally unfit for any station in a free
government. lie now dubs the Chesterfield Dole.
gate, with The degree Of " that distinguished CHI
zen, &c. This gentleman, also. so long as tie Ed
tor supposed him TO be friendly to the Administration
ud not ENJOY tie smiles, was he djsiino,1sbrd i'm
the chasie columns Of thc Wing However the writer
OF this article feels no disposition 10 dispute The claims
OF these citizens to the rank aud title with which the
wing has knightcd thrm-thc one " illusirious' the
otbcr distinguished, &cIt Is only liefe noticed 10
show The Wings consistency. But when he asscrts as
ne has done, that Mr.. Johnson win certainly be re-
elected, why, that is another matter and we feel no
nestat'on ~ declaring the Wing 10 be entirely msin
i2fmed We on the contrary believe that hc will not
pc re-efced Ills voting with the Opposition party 10
sacrifice the best friends Of tllo AdgnnitFafionlfbo
vote especially against Mr. Daniel who had ~ onr and
so ably filled The st8tioD Of Councillor who in fact
was the most efficient member Of the government. tore
thef VITA ms vote for forcing ihe Senatorial election on
"a INC early part Of the session. when the pcope were
helI Instructions, will form no nconsdera
- 80 Of Chesterfield come 10 make
u chr Delegate Ard. Al
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though they have for rn great person regard
not. notsiths anding, believe ihat majority Of them
wnicn must DC admitted to be firmly attached the
Nuninistraton can ever sanction the he has
taken during the present session But ii is useless now
TO speculate upon that matterThc polls the ncxt
election will decide the affair.
The Wing, in the article 10 which we have al
udcd, also does not fail usual, spout it's venom
against the friends Of the Administration in Chesterfield
and more especially against of most respectable
citizens, Mr.. n. Thwvat We all denounced as Van
Burciics. dcuagogucs. &c Abuse from such an art.r
wall hardly a G; the c"mp,surc, in the least be- regard
ed by those who the objects of IT, As t. Mr. lhwratt
the im9utltons ct the Wang We suppose, will b.. a. lii
Tie needed by h'm the charges of the nua.
culae print against others of his cnnnynlcn II il well
known tina, Mir T. was, 10y the Partially OF his fellow
citizens, placed Chairnn of the instruction Commit
tee Of Chesterfield very much against his own nclna-
tio Ills advancing years induce him to prefer the
walks OF private life Many Of citizens before the
lac nomination OF Capt Elam wished and strongly
pressed him to consent that he should be brought out for
nomination lie a. once positively refused So entirely
aioof mas tins gentleman for many years. kept himself
from the strife of the political arena that had he been
convinced that he would be the efficient candidate
warm as hs patriotism is, have doub, he would
have refused such the aversion he expressed
agihs gong again into public life. Seldom do
hr. l. even at our CIurthouse Court DAYS. and
rarely do we find him attending any other public assem-
bage OF the people. The .'Whg may be assured. that
Mr. has no political aspirations. and that it's nputa
tons are entirely unjust and unfoundcd. But what must
be thought OF the Wing, which thus drags from the
walks OF private lc ard holds up the of ndividu
ais mputing to them the most unworthy motives Is
not this too much the of that paper can that
course be to1 strongly condemned and rcpobatcds As
messing with what reluctance MIR T. accepted of the sta
ton OF Chairman, have thought proper TO say thus
much IN defence of that gentleman, and to vncatc him
from the aspersions of the Wing. Where Mr. T. is
known this is unnecessary; but the Wing has an extern
ii,aon and nci contradctcd mig
favorable impressions.
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olston moved add TO the bill the fnlovy;nt@
der, which adopted =
Ind PrODided further That the said Compop,, sb,u
also give assurance to the Board of Public Works that
they will, either by dam the Potomac River or
IN SUCH other way "a be deemed best provide good
and safe harbour in which boats may lie at or near The
town of liarpcrs Ferry.
The question being the passage of the bill and ryder
discussion took place, in which Mcssrs Colston Par.
Ker Janney, and johnson of r. took part; and the Ayes
and Noes having been ordered motion of Mr. Parker
the Dill passed by the following vote
AyeS-Messrs. Layne, Craig, Colston, Hunter of b.
Wilson, Of Botetourt, M Milan Hampton, Saunders,
Ball, Marshall, Price Gibson, Barton, Watkins Wethcr-
Cd Nixon Vance, Mullen, Shinn Berry, Gallaher
Summers Lawson, Janney, Beard NJ Carly May Wag.
gener, Wiley Morgan, Alexander, Shefrard Collins,
Watts, of N CO., Brady, Parroit Critz Cacklev viii.
ltams, Boothc, Dorman, NJ Dowcll Cline Hopkins,
Harley, Moncure, Dcashmutt Clarke, Prentiss Cum
ningham, Johnson, orr. C.--5l.
,Noes- Nlcssrs Banks (Speaker) Drummond Grin
aids Booker of A., Mayse, Tmnbuli, She'll Booker of
b., fancey, Burton, Hord, Madison, Johnson of c. Will
son, OF g., Hunter Of Essex, Stegcr, Holland Wade
watts, OF Giles Smith. of G., Sneed Curtis Gregory
Parker, Leland, Epes, Voolfolk Swanson, Dupuy
Woodhonsc, Stands, Spear, Goodwin Crptchfeid
liargraye, Wilton, Jctt, Slngcr, and Brown-44.
second message received from the Senate stat
ing That they agreed TO the joint resolution from the
House, resembling former resolution appointing the
%th INST ter the adjournment Of the General Assembly
SINE die -
The engrosscd BILL TO incorporate the Cartersvie and
Farmvc Rail Road Company was read third time
ana being on ITS passage MIR. Brown offered the following
ryder %
Provided, that nothing in this act contained shall at-
thorpe the company hereby incorporated extend their
railroad to any point within miles of the line of the
improvements OF the Upper Appomattox Company with
out INC consent OF the last mentioned Company.
ms motion was discussed by Messrs. Brown Wilson
OF T., Watkins Booker of A., Booker of b. Johnson of
~ and Dupuy; when the ryder was rejected and tho
bill passed, Ayes 56, Noes ~.
On motion Of MIR Mullen;
The HOusc adjourned
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DEATHS

Died at her residence, in New Antrim Smyfh County on s
it rob sl' Mrs Margaret fumcs conso Of John Iluoes h.
hc % yesr Of hng An nhammaory great violence
terminated her cxtencc n daysCommon as II H. 10 beo
s9oy almost Unfortunately those depart rs; they
WHO h the eoo ouae 70 know Mrs llumo decpcst
hcf om TO no common share ofthe con,
"r hoo loss hi, deep the grief and friends for
f sudden loss, they
ne practice Of a the endatnq rrneirrs
whioh constitute hc cseuce they chnaitv
@ nus spent lie onsciuncss Al devoted
ahi np hiiI aud humane msffcsF
c n wnhn h ce, By her Kindness constant proctice 10
ety i oi The most warm AVID enlarged charity The cxocse
o. nose u % ni coalitions fer long lie Of
Kindness affords her relatives The hope that one 40 good
sod Kind, anl pure, win surely have her fewardp
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ONE OF THE PEOPLE.
~ , re-. FOR TyfE E.VQCJRER.
10 me CHi%eas 81 Notto'c0y L1ncpJrg, Charlotte and
Prince Edsr9rd

y, , ~ FOR THE E.vQUJRER
10 me CHt@e"s u Noho'cdy, LuaenJurg, ChGrt0tc and
Prince EdycgTd.
As the communication which addressed {, Won nm
der the signature Of Fair Play, has given rise to the
necessity Of the present address beg leave To address
this also 70 you, although part of my remarks NAV
not nave any particular bearing upon your Interests
as MI watkins has thought proper to withdraw from,
the newspaper field, regret thu he has not ef il in
such condition as TO enable 90 DO so TOO Had he
not PropoUnded % me some questions, which must ci-
ther answer or seem % admit what cannot admit an
denicd some Of my statements think should have LEI
ms last address go for what it is WORTH without troubling
the public with reply.
Mr. Watkins denies the statement made By me in ro
laiion to bis remurks, in mis- speech Ocoter Court
concerning the preamble Of the September meeting
thn" ne cannot have taken the pains he ought have
done, to set himself right in this matter or he enrc
would not have done this Hundreds Of hiphIv rrs
pectable gentlemen heard his address, and 7 have con.
yersed with very many Of them upon The subject and
have not yet found who procsscs to have attended
to IT, who does not rccoect his using the very Ian0paoe
which complained Of and without exception as far rs
recoect they have expressed the same exceptions 10
II winch took 20 it, expressed IN my several publish
ca addresses lie Is not only entirely mistaken i'm DENY.
ing thc language attributed to him. but nlso In sup,os.
ing at hrs constituents did not feel very pdignani
ne language was so very extraordinary and uncaled.
Tor, That wrote II down az the moment M / did many
other things which, he said, and can provo and will
prove, Vt ne requires h. by many highly respectable con
uemcn, that have not inisfeprcsonled his rsnarks
wil 90 hm thc justice ~ shy, chat do not suppose he
would deny s language, IL he ccollectcd what he said
but cannot give him any credit for denying my state
ioent OF what Il vas after told him IN personal CON,
Yersoon that ic did nsc IL, that had written Il down
~ inc Time. and that would rive Il ~, IL 80
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u We are authorized 10 state that WIN Ton ESQ
will again be candidate to represent the counties Of
Matthews and Mddlesex in the next Legislature
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NARRTACFS

Married, "wednesday Job, Vvoo
didge, Mo Jaeob Mauck Marlneoc Porter ,r,c
ats Peter Potcf ESD, al Of Powhatnn county.
Married on Tuesday evening Keeling Mr. Jea
IT, f'shof OF fcorbus to Miss Mary Warden this City
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a RkslDrSr or CnrsrrHTIrI.p:

Maj James Penn, formerly of Lynchburg has been
appointed Cashier of the branch hank of Huntsville es
tablished by the Legislature of Alabama, at its last
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The last Message Of the President gh to have sealed the p
o. "n ingenious orator, upon this subject!
events have satisfied my mind think the nnls Of the
feope hat the mischipfs ani dangers
the present Bank has made control the lilo
mas "anonly produced, tho violence
so ~ Que OF our CHEZ famed for IL m aud order
are but preOnitions Of the fate which
should they be- doluded into pcrpcuation OF this Inifn
esthphnont OF another Ike ,,t
monshcd, these ch0 hare heretofore farorsd he ~
saifsfc JOr grecaf od be induced ~ o5go ~ -
evidently better 10 incur any Inconvenience t, ay H.
expected ah TO concentrate the whole power Of M
nc ~ any form whdisOoyor, under restrictions
NJ Brown passes by unworthy notice the Doveopc
mens which were subsequently by iir Cioe On "a,
70 trssdcg authoritative Exposition houL he m
published ~ the Enquirer for the benefit Of such piiei, Al
bfown hut IS sufficient present say that IL oss, I
positively disclaims the which Mr. B @
20 u We assert, says the Globe Of September 1871 antt
Hg mat INC Inference made y Dr. COke Senate Of Viz
ni are oly fepugnani to tho opinions Of the Posieut oai die
uew he meant 10 cu'cae BY the passage FINN
h lney are da"n ana these deductions rcpcod in tbs
Win mar nc arfci'0H u ne President moment o ,yos A.
sol they bad assumed tho resolution In fe , ~,
Virginia The Pfesdent 10 saying that Peoph Of sfe Dete
Jy'i nc C0nstR although he used the very languas or
VIC Constitution itself did not leave open TO The
"he me httulilada pnfiy have put upon tern IIe Gted
w ms general dccafation by pnfiruarag The Copfo
h compact the eomplci the oil pfing
oF OF me nYea states acting through respective Stale
and further, that C0ntDoa o. governpoot
ouoi " s compact received is sanction from the of The
several nctfng through
i've acfptou Of the Constitution, n H. orgn To oef anon,
nc several as, az the organized agents several eoe II
rom ihc soPnfato act OF Tho independent connnni
cf, depsrdcn itsathcson separate Convention you'd e
a ihe lca OF - hcinRthr work Or tho People In "a 49,
Yg Or Hifa ~ enc tgfV absolutely prccnsed Indeed n
hc pbfC e IN fbc Contribution, we fcou Of tho ~ .t
excludes BY iis terms, The lca People e.noIio n o..
ol y describing them composing JfeEea
". noa n.snds 'iAe gccpi. n ne agQrsqai,' Of
TN''f a7 "'nief 2sSQaiiie,s"
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.Jlliy 10
NlW 5TCRN.

4 d WING purchased the entire stock of Goods.
la'cl, owned by 'In Robet, KYLE, | beg Leave
to 'n'olm ny trends aud the public Z, morally, that
shall contle business tle same stand until l., of
January, where respectfully ask call from those
wishing to buy largely. From ti.r amount of NV
stock and the variety OF tssbrtnrnt tome laiis nf
winch has been laid in this iall. IN New York and
Phladcipbla) feel convinced TINT purchasers wonld
find it TO Their interest to make. an examination a,
least before they buy.
My assortment consists of ev,r,- description of
Fancy Goods suitable tor the approaching season.
large assortment of Cloths, Cassiineres aud Vest
,ngs OF various colours Rose, Nhitnc+and Dufllc
Blankets, Coarse, iiur and Super Cassipetts pI,;,
and Plaid tnseys and many other heavy Woollen
Goods for Winter hso a large stock of Shvrs-
Hats, Hard" arc, Cutlery, md Groceries. All OF
which | ann determined to sell at the lowest market
prices. X. Il. NORVELL.
Oct, ~ Iw if
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Fromthc DdnriHc Rcpor(cr, Oct, 81
RAIL ROAn MEETING.

We need scarccIN ASK the attention OF our rea-
dcrs, IT tie present unctllre, 10 hr proceedings of
the meeting recently held IN ivnchburn, . for The
purpose of considering the proprioty of prll,ionira
III Legislature of Nfenia, Tor tie Incorporation
of a company to construct rail road from Lynch
bure 10 the Tennessee linz, to connect with the
great thorougharc from Boston to New Orleans
SO FAR from seeing IN tins spirited movement on
the part of LynchbGre, and Of 1t, friends through
out the whole cNtcul of the ,Iamc, River country,
any thing To excite rcarci CT hostility, We confess
that il has impaired to our minds, graat aud uli-
fcctcd pleasure. We are among the number ol
those, who, if they have not the moral STRENGTH to
move the people, among whom their lot has been
cast, to efforts worthy Of lhemsrlvc, in the Great
sause OF internal Improvement, have al least lib
cralitv enough to without rCpluing " noble
ends accomplished by - noble means BY our
counrymen in other quarters Of the State. Our
ardent support OF the great scheme for uniting the
eastern and western waters, by the James and
kanawha, and oar support OF the particular I'M
provcment now contemplated by our Lynohburg
friends, has been proved both by deed and word.
No one We presume know, better than the editors
Of the Tanan, the causes which led, "e do not
intend to say to the abandonment, but TO the nde-
finite posip0ncmcnt of that enterprise. We arc
greatly mistaken, if that result was no, brought a.
bout, not by the opposition of Roanoke inl,.eSi>
but by the direct cXcttion OF metropolitan power
Few persons will rejoice more than ourselves to
learn, that the paItr, ralooeics, unworthy as We
thought them at that time, Of the enlightened COM
munity in which they were INDUCED, lrYe eiYen
place To more liberal and comprehensive views of
the public good.
We are eratiGyd at the compliment paid 10 the
Danvillo Convention. by the prompt publication
of its procrcdine., and It's address T. the people of
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\ I.RNlO\I.

Twenty eight ballots have taken place for Co
vernon in tine Legislature of Vermont, without
much variation in the result--Palmer, (Anli-Ma-
son) loS Bradley (Nm Burcu) 20; Paine,
(Whip) 46 scattering 3. The National lntclIi-
gcncer observes. The Wings and Anil Masons
being substantially of the same political party, and
Mr.. Palmer being a siaunch Wing, we cannot per
ceive the reason which operates ON The smaller d-
vision of the v hgs to hold out and prevent an
election.'
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Anii-N an Bulen majority,

ihe House consists Of 100 mcmbers-onl1 one
10 be heard from.
= The Senate consists OF > members clee.cl for
1 years eight Of whom elected tbs year. and
seven oul Of the eight are opposed to Mr.. Nao Blu
rCn.
twill be seen .lat Ri,ners majority over cilhc,
of his competitors is ycrr barge, although the az
gresate vote of both Of them is about 5000 votes
greater than his. Under these circumstances, the
friends of the administration deny that the result of
tho election turni>1c, any ground for suPposing
that PeHns> lvanit has renowned JaohSonism, and
that size Will not vote for Van Bwcn next PIE
sdcn'. We reason differently, however, for tie
tollown. reasons: Isl, many Wing Nasoas vo-
ted for Mr.. Wolf, because Rltncr is an Aoti-Ma-
son, who will not vote for Mr. Van Buren--thc
number we have seen estimated hieh as $1,000
and IDLY, some of the Jackson- IlioH men will
not support " Buren,, as the folio" ng extract from
the Eastern Sentinel, thorough-golng paper of
that stamp, will show
Asto Van Burcn, we feel disposed 10 say little
about him-wc dislike the man and his measures,
and we believe the great body of the Democracy of
our State dislike him.
:. 1.-THE people of Pennsy yania are To he chca-
ted OFT, Of their vote, ii is quite minor matter to
vhomthat vote is given but Martin Van Buron
should be one oithc last 10 receive l.
Even however, were to concrde that all
who voted for Wolf and Mnhlcnhurgh are friend
" to the election Of Van Buren,, viii not tie same
causes which separated them into two divisions IN
the choice of a Governor, operate rvcn"ith great
er force in the election OF President There can
not be doubt of it for to all the original causes
OF ds>rnson are now to be added the cmbtrcrcd
feelings cnkindlcd during the late controversy,
and which now exhibiting themselves in mutt
al taunis, upbraidines and rc,ilngS We think,
therefore, il may be taken for granted that Penn
syvania is not Van buren, State and it seems
to be almost certain, although Mr.. cbstcr has nu
mcrous and influential friends among the " Wigs,
thai she will take up Gen. Harrison.
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BERLIN, SEPTEMBER 9.-Ihc various riots
and political crimes Of the present day have indnc-
ed our Government 10 take every prccan'on to
guard against oxcesseS, or crimes in Consequence
during the absence of the King and the ROYAL Prn-
ces, no one can obtain admjttance to the Palaces.
AT kaison the greatest PRECAUTIONS are "p'erNea'
and at the various festivals the viciualS are most
strictly examined. At the grand tefe given At
Dantzic to the Empcror Nicholas, he lasted only
soft boiled eggs on his return his dinner was rca-
DIV prepared by his own cook ; and we understand
his Majesty will follow this system, and accept OF
no invitations. The Prussian papers states that IN
times like the present, whom tina n'.,i daring
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MICHIGAN.

The people of this turbulent little territory, I'M
patient of the slow action Of Congress, in admit
ting them into the Union, have proceeded, while
yet OF political homage, to elect their various
State officers. Stevens T. Mason is Governor !;
Edward Munday, Lieutenant Governor and l.
saac +. Crazy, member of Congress. We pre-
sumo Congress vii! open the door for her this win
ter; aud when she shall have been regularly DOM
iciliatca, We hope Size will prove les, refractory
a State than she has been as Territory.
The following is sample otlhc way in which
tn y treat the Governor recently sent to them by
Gen. Jackson:
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4 IMONDLotion, Clemens

4 IMOND Lotion, Clemens
"A Extract Pink Root, Compound,
do. Sarsapalllla, tubcbS and Copalta do
do. Bonesef, do.
do Copalsa, do.
do. Iceland Moss, do.
do. Dulcamara, do.
Vaccine Virus OF Scabs
Super Carb. Soda
Skeletons French, rory to,r,
Oil Scneka; Tmtaric \cid,
Red Bark true !; OriS Il DOT.
Bottles for ipohecarics and tonlectloners.
Caamus Root: Walls, assorted,
Nursing Bottles, Nipple Shield Breast Pumps,
complete,
Fancy Colors Tor ROOMS ncc style. \ fine sup
ply viii be received IN few days.
White Lilly Root. powdered,
Almonds, Fllbcrt, Palm and Pea Nuts,
Guimauvc Paste Pink and other Sauerr.,
Conservative Mater, tor gentlemen,
oil COpiva and OF CuhcbS,
Tooth Punches,
Dumtrcs Itch Onmcpt,
Albion Corn Plaster,
Hermitage Wine. white and red.
For sale by
Howell DAVIES.
Oct. 10 II Is