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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-30
October lG.


u IMPORTANT SALE.--On Thursday, the Pot; ct ".
"a vrnther next, will sell at public Auction at my resi-
sidcnc, III laliinx county, (hr late residence OF my -
tier. Robert lnrt) tIr following Bocd HOrE 10 wi
The thorough bred Lady Lancaster. six ;"aFs
Old by John Richards, dam b. Sir Solomon: the dlsin
guscd race horse Sterling, four yeas old: By Sr EhaTs
dam h. rowIiaan; the thorough bred stallion 'lccun's''
7c years old hy Sir Richard. Gull brother to MonsrHr
dam by Top Ga!!iui VIII Watch, four years old. b?
Sir Charles dam by Wonder; Alexander, four years Oh,
by Sir Charles, dam Bedford mare Cyrus four years
old. by Sir Charles, dam Ivy H"lIr of tirorg2 Black
iawN, two ;cars oi.hy Lance. dam by Old Si' A'cny'
Bcair. by CD Printer diam by Dcilar Of Gc'r:t1 the
thorough bred brood mare Sally Jctries by Imported
Eagle, dam b. the imported Charlotte; the thorough
bred brood mare. Mary HILL by Randnphs Janus. dam
by Raglan;is Diu.ed-with fine Jackson i!lcv b. her
side.
Also, my Crop Of every description. Stock Of all
kinds Household and Kitchen Furniture, &c. Twelve
months credit will be given, by the purchaser E''!"S
bond with approved security Ten per cent dlsc9un! "i
be made for cash.
All persons indebted to will please TO make prompt
plvmcnt and these having claims will present thea.
WILLIAM W. HURT
Halifax Co Va, Oct %. 4l-"5w
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IMPRONpTU,
O, sesin beautiful Frcah Girl, rioss mctt- "os
No wonder that her checks disclose
A blus! so crimson, ania ska so !ar
England has leat her lovclicst rosc,
10 blend with frances lilies there.
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Cancer,

MD TE ART OF llEALlNG GENERALLY.
To The Editor Of the S. X. Telegraph
RMR. Editor We have noticed in your paper all
lVE advertisement by DR.. Marshall, proposing to
Cancerous diseases, Fisua, &c. We have been
toned TO believe that these diseases were for the most
part ncurab!c; but having had an opportunity Of wit
Messing Of til" practice of Dr. al really think it
would be serving the of humanity to say that we
have been asonisled at tho attending his efforts.
We have cases, the appearance which, drew
from all around, expressions Of hopeless despair and
seemed to defy human skill and yet, after few weeks
under the treatment Of Dr. NJ the disease, to all appear
aace, is cffectually removed.
We take pleasure in calling the attention Of any
your readers, who may be suffering from these Distress
ing diseases, to the advertisement referred TO;
JAS. G.. CRANE,
ARCHD. THOMAS.
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1835-07-11
FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION

A. a large and respectable meeting At Dinwid.
die Court House, without distinction Of Party for
the purpose Of celebrating the fly-ninih anniyer.
Sary Of American Independence on motion, Cant.
Edward l.. Pegtnm, was unanimously chosen
President Of the day, and Captain John L. Scot
Wee President. After having parlakch Of a
SumptuouS dinner, prepared by Captain James q
Younq. 20 his usual good STYLE the cloth being re-
moved, the following toaStS were drunk IN perfect
harmony and COOL humor.
REGULAR TOASTS
Tho Day we celebrate; lila lowed bY he act
Of oar ioreiathe1S and sacred to their menory--G
cheers
, The Heroes of the American Revolution &c.
The Bards shall tell you Of them. and the MHseS
shall WOO them with their songs. Drank stand
ing.
The immortal Washington His fame shall
earth shall he sensible uf praise where his ssle,
are deposited. Drank standing,
Thomas Jefferson, the author Of the Decli.
ration " American Independence: His unbound
ell fame !, Unly equaled by the Unlimited gratitude
uf his countrymen. Drank standing.
Lafayette Fame his prototype his
biuk.right. Drank standing.
g The Presidency In recording our Voices ON
the acts sc The present Administration let us hook
10 the good and the bad AID give fearless and i'm.
partial juSiice 90 both. Three cheers
Our Army aud Navy In peace, our pr:de--
in war our defence Three cheers.
8 The Liberty the Press Sustained Nv wiz.
tue, and supported nv independence, the SureS,
Palladium % Liberty Three cheers.
Agriculture, Commerce, and Manufactures
The foundation, progress, and contamination al
national prosperity. Three cheers.
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"Und.riallnsr .LeI,nn,,m-

Vhe United States Telegraph in taking ih,
Petersburg Constellation to Issk. for the ,nnun.
citation ola slavish principle sce the arlitlc from
the Te'egraPh) compliments that paper by say.
ing u was the last Of the Van Buren, pript, in
whichu 'honld have expected tn see ii-a com.
pliment which ;he Constellation has deserved
but by is feccn; course, seems resolved to deserve
no longer-ior that paper has suddenly become
entirely "Globular"
70 what DOES NE whole SERIES Of objection.
urged against Mir Leisbs reraising his seat. hy
the Constellation, amount, but To ths-thst he
may dissent from some one measure Of the Exec
nilFe-ihal ho may dsappfove some one Of Nj,
Nomination. And what must We lnfgr 90 he
Mr.. Hiram Hsines' notions Of the 6tncts and
qualifications Of a Senator but the converse II all
'h's-ihal the Sepaiors Of Yitginip to be verify
OF lrusii must 30 known beforehand TO be ready to
sanction srerg meaSurc--nnd Ia approve ond sus-
tain ercry nomination. Let the reader examine
The argument Of the Constellation and he will
perceive Il 10 mean this and noihiug else And
yet this sla'ish add degrading doctrine, is al.
minis'ered like all Poisons, envelUped in sugarcd
phrases Of respect for and devotion to The People,
and Republicanism.
| The Van Ruren Dcmagogues erect their whole
Scafolding foT reaching Mr. Leigh ON The ground,
that The people were averse TO his appointment,
land had ordered and decreed his resignation. A
IPeihio BrineipH throughout. The people have
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InnMMnNlclrEnl


We learn from passenger ~ the steamboat,
that Immediately after the death Of Chief Justice
Marshall was nscertained the different courts in
Philadelphia adjourned, aud the members Of the
Ear held n meeting, NJ which the venerable and
distinguished Peter |. Du Ponceau presided A
Committee was appointed 10 accompany the re-
mains ~ Mr. Maf.hall IN Richmond They have
arrived, consisting of Judge Baldwin Of the Su.
pfcme Court ofthc Uniiod States. John Sergeant.
Richard Peters, WIN Riwlc Jr. and Edv ard
-. lngaham, E,qS Major Gcncia vi Scott OF the
Army, and General Hunter, The Marshal " the
Supreme Court of The United States. also accom-
panied the body The members Of the Phiiaisl.
nhia Bar have resolved In invite their lcgal bro.
ihrcn through The UGipp to uaGc with them IN
erecting monument al the City ct Washington,
somewhat commensurate with the virtues sud
abilities of this lsmenled man numerous town
meeting nf the FIRST citizens Of Philadelphia was
Also held, the proceedings Of which we shall pro.
badly have tomorrow.
An universal gloom on this melancholy event.
seems 10 have pervaded that city, which has be.
come the deaih-bed, within a few Years, ~ lhirc
Of NirginiaS most eminent sOns--Judge Wash.
mgion, lOhn Randolph, and Judge Marshall
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ten The cpiniohs, have isei snSash 10 tohessi
lhsus.
AButfimss must be sadly changed In Virginia,
When principles like these can be Ssi.iy preached
by = fe.ding paper. What would Giles OF RAN
dulph think OF such doctrinesf Was, would they
n9se th'ugh, at being lid, Eve sir s.faid you
mayukapptove OF sosne nomination tpotfice that
nay he made by the Executive; aud yoa mus,
4iys place to some ono who will be more he.
sscrsts aud morv accommodating. You ate such
an, % stoerai, that yea may be attempted TO resist
tie Executive influence. We want good Demo-
Graf. who will always obey NJ" Will the Goa
citation tell US what 1t thinks those great men
and tried patriots would have said TO such Ian
guageas thait Ard yet that Is virtually the Ian.
guage OF the Constellation
"it u idle for his friends TO say that he will
obey the Instructions of those who have the right
Ia govern his vote The public man who will
not hesrken Ia the voice OF the people en- n,aSse,
Will listen none Other. No-Mr. Leigh will
moi e1v any Instructions; or II any, only such rs
are sf<eIfc in Their nature. And how can Lee
gisiaiuIe fureknow the caSes which may arise IN
which tie best Interests of the country, and the
siatiisy Of our republican, institutions, may be
jeoparadsd by Mr.. Leigh's opposinoni There
VIII be Foreign Ministers Ia the two principal
coSftspf Europe to be nominated by the Presi-
dsnt-there is but too much reason to apprehend,
that successor TO the venerable Chief Justice
MARSH III nil have Ia be nominated; besides other
lmportay< sentiments To be made, which the
whole why phaianx will oppose-and oppose
Iuf the sole purpose of embarrassing ibe Exc
c9t've. To aid in-eaec:lng this embarrassment,
mr. Leieh's services are wanted in the Senate;
and TO that end, will he take and retain his seat;
scuns with Clay, Calhoun, Webster, aud their
con'peers, Ia ihwarting every purpose OF the Adj
mhitsiraiion, and If possible, 10 effect lis over
throw in order that they may erect on its runs
tue splendid Government they 50 much coveI,
snh sndde the people with that terrible engine OF
de>po,Hm another UH'isd States Bank"
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TORIES

Tn Globe qnoleS a letter from Mr. Jefferson,
IN which hs says, "a Tocy IS a Tory still. by
whatever name he may be called" Most true
but we wonder the Globe should acknowledge il
Wrap himself up in what mantle he may-dis.
suiSe himself is he will, and assume what high
sounding name he will, to gull the multitudc-ler
him even usurp that of democratic Republican
which is the antipode OF his true political cha r.
acter-"A TORY Is A TORY STILL" The
name cannot alter The nature Of the thing nor can
all the waters Of Ocean, wash out the damned
spot" o. Toryism from their political cscucheons,
who rendaT 10 Power a support unqualified by
the acts of Power, and whose applause still
follows the uSurp,ton of Jaw and disregard OF
Constitution. Tuysm in it, true English sense
Is really dishonored by such disciples for en-
lIshtencd English ToryiSm, while II leans to the
Crown, never was ready TO Surrender, like the
Tories Of our day and cline, all power into one
mans hands, or to pledge ilSelfin anticipation to
can undertaking support" OF his measures That
last pradation of degradation was reserved for a
RepuJiiei The English Tories may well feel
slandered at The appropriation Of their name to
the man wotshippers.
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Aus, ". tosiu,s icwn II. Bryan, ". Lessii
lho.:R. Leigh, psn,el u. Hall, John Hewlett
~. I: Cnrjs, Robert c. Curtis, John Hughes,
WIN. s. Thcrnlou, Ben. w. CluveriuS, William
Vaughan, Thos Mider, Lorenzo Hall, Rev. w IN.
DR.. Samuel p. Byrd Cap,. William Robins, Joaa
Sinclair, Jefferson Sinclair, Cary s. Jones, Tho.
mas Wright. John Siubbs, Robert Clements, John
w. Fox. Christopher s. Morris, DIR. Win. q.
Wait, William Sears, Arthur l.. Davi.s, Rev.
rnii,p raliaierro Thomas smith, John X. Cary,
Hall, George b. TaliaIsrro, aud Alfred b. Da-
vIeS.
Resolved That the Editors Of the Richmond
Wing and Enquirer, be requested to publish the
proceedings OF ibis meeting. The meeting then
adjourned sine die.
WIN. ROBINS, Chairman.
JSo X. CAsY, Secretary
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From the Pennsylvania Inquirer.
Tribute II Regret 10 tAc MmOrp Of Jndee

iftOWC ~ NtSlftt 70 rae 4IC morn Of Judge Mar
shall.
PuL,prLPniA July S--The Public Meeting
which was held at the County Court Room yes
terday afternoon, for the purpose OF paving a tri-
butte at respect 10 the memory Of John Marshall,
ChICi Justice of the United States was. rs might
have been expected, attended by large number
oi our most respectable citizens-anong them the
Judges OF the several Courts, and man, at the
most distinguished mehubcrS OF the Philadelphla
Bar. The meeting was called TO order by Col.
swirl, Mayor OF the city, who nominated the
Right Rev. Bishop White, as Chairman. The
nomination being unanimously confrmed by the
mcsilng-Judgc Petit and judge Morgan were
appointed Vice Presidents, ana Judge King, and
Nicholas Biddle, Esq Secretaries.
The venerable Chairman thea stated the object
oi the meeting whereupon Joseph II. lngeISoil
rose, and in brief, but highly appropriate and
Truly eloquent address gave an outline Of the cha
racier and services of the illuSiriou> dead. The
resolutions were seconded by George n. Dallas,
Esq, Attorney General of the State, who also
pronounced short, emphatic and peculiarly is-
hcltouS eulogy upon the merits and services Of
Judge Marshall. We subjon the resolutions:
Resolved, That the citizens of Philadelphia
entertain deep sense oil the public services and
private worth which have distinguished the lon z
life OF John Marshall, late Chief Justice of the
u. States. -
That as he has died in the mid,t Of this COM
MUMMY, ieelS itself especially called upon TO ex-
press ITS sentiments Of respect for his me mory
and rs the citizens OF Philadelphia would have
IeIoiced TO greet him in life, with every mark of
hoSpta,ily-they WILL extend 10 his honored &c.
mans the testimony of their unfeigned venera-
tipn
That they will form funeral procession To
move from the late lodgings OF the DECEASED to
thcTiace Of embarkation OF his body.
On motion of Jos. Hemphili
Resolved, That the proceedings OF this meet
ing be published in all the newspapers Of this CITY
MIR Biddle stated that the body of the deceased
would be placed on board the Baltimore boat a,
SIX o'clock this morning, and renai kej, that such
citizens as intended joining in the procession
would see the propriety of attending AT the house
OF Mrs. Grim, IN Walnut street, below -Four III .
al o'clock this morning
Oh motion of Col Swift, the meeting adionrn-
ed. WM WHITE Chairman
7. NJ. PErIr, ly;p
E E,IIais. R R;SSj. Secretaries.
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sat In Judgment Upon no ,ueh pfopcsi,ior End
irpdrred ne sush Decree ar. Leigh cig BE- sxs-
ta,"sd " I'VE People 81 v,giaia in taking his s=at
IN The Sena,e, and'pursuing in il cnursr Of en-
hsh'sned aud impartial independence --ihe COO
s'itui'on aud his own uudsfssud,py his snoniiorx.
and Legislative IRstruc,ichs his guide. We are
appraised Of The extensive agitation OF the ques-
ton among the People, aud OF a marked
change since the heats Of the elections haze sub
sided, aud the frauds and tteaehery OF the BsT,i-
more Convention disguised all fair men with its
particular Transactions, and slena,ed not few
from The ambitious Demagogue for whose per-
sonal advantage, that mongrel assembly was
cChvened. Were the elections no,c to be held,
we believe a very different result would follow.
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s" ,,,." riddle Eddie Secretaries.
Needing ofme pAiiaaeiplia Bar,

-"ctHS az rae f'HatddftDgth mar.
At a meeting OF the Bar Of Philadelphia at the
Circuit Count Room, this day, July 7lh, 1895, Mr..
Duponcean was appointed Chairman, and the
Hon. Charles Smith, Seen
The following resolutions were offered by Mr.
Sergeant, and unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That the Bar OF the city of Phila-
delphia participate in the grief which has been
caused by the death OF the late Chief JUSTICE of
the United State, JOINS MARSHALL. and desire to
unite with their fellow-ciIizenS in expressing their
deep felt respect for the memory OF that illu>tr-
Gus man.
Resolved, That while in common with our fell
low citizens, We mourn the great public loss
which has been sustained, we feel il to be our
privilege a. members OF profession SO highly
honored, by the character, talents and services
Of the deceased, and 10 long enlightened and d.
recied upon the most mo.Genous topics Nv his
profound and patriotic mind, 10 be permitted in n
special manner to acknowledge our obligations
and express our reverence Tor the name of JNO.
MARSHALL.
Therefore,
Received, That it be recommended to the Bar
.oi the United States 10 cooperate IN erecting
monument ~ his memory, nj some suitable place
IN the CITY of Washington.
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Hon. WIN. T. Barry, late Post Master General,
and Envoy to Spain, arrived in this city yesterday,
from the While Sulphur Springs, on his way it is
understood, to New York, TO embark for Spain.
We regret to learn, that Naj. Barry's health has
not much improved by his visit to the Virginia
Springs
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~ Oar contemporary is extremely urgent to
know our 0mhorng for the various Spcculaiions
We threw out at different times upon the problem
Of Mr.. Lcighs acceptance, q ecicra. When
oar csleohs, satisfies us Of his authority to make
the enquiry we may indulge him with a reply.
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WILLIAM & MARY cErFPnAroN

To-day has been day Of rejoicing in Williams.
burg, and more particularly W, among the young
men 1T the COLLEGE. Some time previous to this
a Committee, consisting Of MeSSrs. CTump, shep-
pard, Mcuaucr and HAYDEN, had heen appointed
To make all necessary arrangements for the
CelebrdIon~-Mr. \, G.. Jones was selected
rs the OsatOr Of the dav, and Mr. c. p.
Hayden 10 read the Declaration. About half
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF RICHMOND

High water this day, O'clock, p. NJ.
SAILED,
Schr Pembroke, Drinkwaier, New York. coal
Brig Snhra, Cosby, Boston. coal and tobacco.
Schr McdOra, Johnson, Wilmington. Delaware.
coal.
Schr Slrah Ann, Creighton, Baltimore, coal.
Schr Milliccnt, SomeTs, New York coal
SchT VIM. Fulton, Lanely, New York. coal
Scht Delaware, Milton, New York, coal
Schr Flash, Robinson New YORK, coal
Schr Richmond, Laydeld. Newark, iolscco
add nour.
schr Levant, Holliheshead, Baltimore, coal and
tobacco
schr olivis Bfickle, Hopkins, Boston
Steamboat Thomas Jefferson, Henderson
Norfolk passengers.
Steamboat Champion, Norfolk, passengers.
steamboat keniucky, Chapman, Norfolk, pas
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he committee on the pnr OF the Bar of Phila-
delphia to Unite with their brethren in other part
of The State and Union, in carrying the above re.
solution into effect.
Resolved, That the Bar Of Philadelphia will
wear Grape on The LEFT arm for thirty DAYS, anc
II consistent with the arrangements Of the near
friends Of the deceased, will in a body accompa-
ny his remains 10 the place Of embarLaion for his
native STATE
Resolved, That Judge Baldwin, Mr. Peters
Nj Sergeant, MIR WIN Rawle, Jr, Mr. r. |
Wharton, aud MIR f.. ID. Ingraham he requested
on The part of the bar, to accompany the remains
Of Chief Justice Marshall TO the city of Rich.
mont, aad IN ahead the funeral there.
Mr. C.. J InRerSOll then oleTsd tn following
resolutions, which were also unanimously adopt
ed
Resolved, That the Chairman and Secretary
be committee 10 communicate these proceed
nss, AM the coincidence Of the bar TO the famI-
Is Of the deceased
Mr. Wharton and Mr. Peters moved. that Mr.
Sergeant be requested 10 deliver an Eulogium
rpon The character OF The late Chief Justice Mar.
shall. before this Bar, AZ some future time, TO be
designated hy himself
Resolved, That the preceding resolutions be
published ~ the several newspapers uf the CITY
p. :. DUPONCEhV, Chairman.
G.. SMiTH, Secretary.
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New Dry Goods.

TuNHE subscriber has jus, opened at his Store,
- large and fashionable assortment of Dry Good.
Of superior quality. Among them are
Green brown, purple, cinnamon and cold Pro de
Swiss Silks
Cold Gro dc Maps and other Silks, very cheap
Black Italian Silks and rich black figured Silks
5.4 and "a French and English Mennos
Sd and "a black and cold Circassians
Ladies' rcd and black Merino Shaws
Ladies' Merino snc Thibei Hdkfs.
Barege, Gauze and other Fancy Hdkfs
A few rich Needle Work Muslin Cspes
do do do chimaZcis
White and coored Satins
White and cold Italian Grapes
Florcnees
Lace, Lace Edgiog and Insenings
Bobinei md Grccian Quillings
Cambria Edgings, Wors,ed Edsings
Ladies and Gents Gloves
Rich open work Silk Hose
Plain black and white Silk Hose
Worsted and Cotton Hosiery
Tinsel Flowers
Bonnet, Belt and other Ribbons
A general assortment Calicos
Green, white and black Wells, &c. &c.
ALSO.
A sup 10, blue, black and faney cold Cloths
Blue, black and fancy Cussineres and Satinet,s
Red. white and green Flannels
Plaids and Bomboze,s
Linseys. Kerscys and other coarse Goods for Ne
groes
Bed Tickngs, Apron and Counterpart Check,
"a, 4 and 81 brown and bleachcd Shir,ings aud
Sbcctings
Dnmask Diaper aud Table Cloths
Tollanet, Swansdown aud other Ve1tings
Rose. Whitney, London Dui1e aud Point Blankets
The above, and variety of others suitable to the
season. daily expected, which recommend TO the
public at unusual low prices. Dealer. will please
coll and examine before purchasing, for chenp bar
cams certainly be had here.
ROBERT KYLE.
Oct I3 Is
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New England Seed Store.
March .

4 L the AZ ricuAural and horticultural Ware
n house connected with the n. Enwand Farmer
the subscriber continues the Seed Establishment,
and nov offers to dealers, Gardeners, and the pub
lie generally an nnrvalled collection Of
GARDEN, GRASS, & FLOWER SEEDS,
comprising unusual fine varieties ana Of undoubted
quality and vi,ality-bcing raised under the par
,culnr direction aud expressly for The establish
mcn'.
Garden Seeds in boxes assorted for dealers from
Toto 100 dollars each.-Also in pounds, halves and
quarters at very moderate prices.
Boxes of Seeds containing good assortment for
private gardens al SO each.
300 to 100 choice varieties Of Flower Seeds in
cent papers-2O papers for 81 90.
Grass Seeds at tho lowest market prices at
Wholesale and Retail
Fruit and Ornamental TREES, Grape Y me.
Plants and Roots supplied at enc days notice
just published Catalogue Of 80 pages which
will be sent gratis TO customers.
GEO. c. BARRETT.
Feb , wl2w
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TO THE PUBLIC.
April 3

ME subscriber returns his sincere thanks 10 his
u friends and customers for their liberal patton
age, and takes this method Of informing them thu,
he has just returned from the North and is now o.
pening splendid assorin,en, of Goods in his line,
consisting, in part, OF
Gold aud Silver Pa,en, Lover Wstches
Plain do do
Handsome assortment Of Jewelry Of the la,es,
patterns, Gold and Silver Spectseles Gold and Sill
yer Pencil Cases, hne Gold Neck Chnins, Head Or.
nomenis, Pockc, and Pen Knives and Razors OF
the best quality, Military Goods, Walking Canes,
Britannia Ware, Carriers and Fancy Clocks and
various other articles too tedious to mention all Of
vhish will DO cold on good terms.
JOHN T. HUNT.
April 2 3,