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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-08-05

We invite the attention of our readers
10 Cen Harrisons letter to Mr.. Williams
explaining his views in relation to the
prominent political topics Of the day.
His familiar unPrc'ending style, and the
unrcscrvcd frankness with which he avows
his continents on all these questions, can
not fail to raise him in the estimation of all
who appreciate openhanded honesty and
political integrity. Let any candid man
compare this letter with the tortuous non
commtIaI reply Of Mr.. Van Buren, to a
similar call made upon him by the citizens
of New York, and then make an honest
estimate Of the two mon. We subjoin the
substance of Mr.. Van Burens letter. 1t
is dated July G.
In the great principle with which you set
out viz. "that the true foundation ofrcpublican
government is the equal rights ofcvery citizen
in his person and property, and in their man.
agemcnt," | fully concur, and honor aud res.
poet a Il temperate and well directed efforts to
protect and enforce it, For my views in regard
10 other propositions contained in the decI ara
lion, and especially TO those which relate TO
the subjects, of banks, paper money, specie
currency, and monopolies, you must allow me
TO refer you 10 public course ofno inconsider-
able duration in the State and Federal Gov,
eminent, and TO succession ofpublic decara-
tons heretofore made by me.
Which being interpreted runs thus:
"Gentcmcn, having been on all sides of all
these questions, it can hardly be erpedient
10 commit myself at this critical junc,urc
Whatever position you may choose to take
on these subjects, you will find ample evil
dcncc to sustain you, "in succession Of
public declarations heretofore mule Ly me!
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-08-05

dlcatcd a depth Of thought and comprehon
sion Of view, not often wasted on an ephe.
neral production, His manly exposition
of his views on subjects of the deepest i'm
port to the literary and political well being
Of our country, was s'or,ling; because, we
have been so long accustomed to yield i'm.
plicit submission TO the voice Of popular
prejudice, and the decisions of national
vanity, that we have believed ourselves
perfcct--and the sacred Form of Truth, if
suddenly thrust before our eyes, alarms us
like n ghost. We hope this Grafton will be
published. It's publication is due alike TO
the public and the author.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-08-05

THE CuorR-As part Of the exercises
the music deserves particular notice, 1t
was Of the highest order, and we presume
was never surpassed in the Safe. To the
union of sweet voices they added great
power of execution and the most perfect
time, and exempljfcd the spirit of the an-
thors in the several pieces. The feel
ngs Of the audience were intense, AMI
their satisfaction demonstrated in the clear
est manner. Mr.. PRoUTY is entitled TO
very great credit, as q man possessed of
most profound knowledge of his science
The organ was played in Mr.. MoLT's best
manner; and to those acquainted with his
knowledge and ski, this is great praise.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-08-05

Houston AND SANTA ANA.-We have
heard curious anecdote related Of these
two men, which in a striking manner illus
trates the frailty Of human calcua,ion.--
Houston and Santa Ana, it seems, some
five or SIX years ago were on most intimate
terms. and contemplated, with great faith
of success, the conquest Of Texas, aud
thereby that o! Mexico--"Yes," said Gen
Houston TO friend from whom we acquire
this information, 81 will rcvcl in the paa
ces of the Monezumas :" Our informant
says, that Santa ANA was at Washington
with Gen. Houston, the year that the lat.
tes had en- alteration with Hon, Mr..
Stansburry, Of Ohio. Santa Ana was
then driven from Mexico, by the success
of his rival, and while he and Gen. Hous-
ton were endeavoring to effect loan of
three millions of dollars for the conquest
OF Texas, committee arrived at Washing
ton from Mexico, informing Santa Anna
OF the ascendency OF his party. and inviting
his return, when he immediately started
for Mexico, leaving Gen Houston to laugh
over the contemplated conquest. But how
feeble are human calculations Houston
by 10 means abandoned the idea of "rio,in
i'll the palaces Of the Montezumas." San.
ia Ana returned to Mexico became a bril-.
liant king Of rich and powerful people, q
successful soldier in war; in peace .revellng
amid the uXurles OF one of the richest and
most brilliant courts of the earth. Amid
this tide Of successful glory Houston fired
with the love of martial glory, attempts
single handed, with few daring spirits,
the conquest Ct portion Of his old friends
possession, the very land they were once
about uniting 20 revourionize. The proud
empire! is tumbing headong from lofty
throne Of regal splendor, chained slave
at the feet OF the intrepid Houston. How
reverseful are the affairs ofhuman life! -
How fleeing and perishable It's glorics
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-08-05
From the Charleston Courier of July 90.
LATEST FROM FLORIDA.

FWher Indian NaSsacres The schoon.
er George & Mary, Capt. Wiley, arrived
at tins port yesterday morning. in the re-
markably short run of "a hours from Jack
sonvlle, f. +.
we are indebted to Capt, Wiley, for a
uetalI OF some further depredations COM
united by the Seminole Indians, in Florida
upon the life and property of the defence
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-08-05

The last act Of Mr., Madison. This great
and good man but short time before bis
death, anxious TO vindlcatc the character
of his friend Gen Harrison, caused letter
Of Governor Shelby's to be published,
which carries with it most triumph ant
vindicaIion Of his reputation from cspersions
cast upon it by the government monals.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-08-05

AN lScIDENT.-On the OHIO river few
days since, the steamer Nick Bddle, lowed
for several miles river craft called An
drew Jackson. Much mrth ia conse,
quencc took place among the passengers
on board the boat.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-08-05
FOR CONGRESS
NOET. F%g9TlTsEh ATT .AEEEsRy.

UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT. The annual
Commencement Of this Institution was cell
cbratcd in the White Church on Wcdncs,
day last. The day being very favorable the
occasion was honorcd by the presence of q
large concourse of people, who sufficiently
manifested their graifcation by the mark
cd attention with which they listened TO the
exercises.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-08-05

lheie Is painful fact stated in the Ar.
my and Navy Chronicle, which sppenred
nrst IN The st. Augustine Herald. Accor.
dlng to that account, 1t. WheeIock who
distinguished himself in the battle in which
Coi' Hel'm,n behaved so Handsomely. died
OF ms own hand; having in a delirium mo.
duced by fever broug hl on by his eypo-
sure, shot himself with a nisinl
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-08-05

we understand hat Lieutenan, Wilkes.
OF the Navy, for several years rosidon, of
" w Washington, has been appointed by the
secretary of the Navy, an agent TO
proceed to England, for the purpose ofpro.
curing Instruments ,phllosophcai apparatus
&C tor the South SEA OK petition. and in
general TO collect Information to be deriy.
eG from the extensive and varied experience
t o, The English in enterprises of this nature
mere could not have been happier selec-
n I9 Tor this delicate and important tuty'E
metropolitan. .o'y'-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-08-05

We are compelled to defer our notice of
the Female Seminaries, to next week,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-08-05

MAYOR Gates who was stricken from tho
ron OF The army, has gone to the hermit,
age Tor the purposeof obtaining an ir,er-
view with the President, TO solici, hi.
restoration to his rank, for the purpose or
Standing trial before a Court MortisI
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-08-05

BANKS. Two new Banks, or Joint stock
COMPANIES are about to 60 into operation
10 canada under the auspices and direction
OF sundry gentleman Of this State md rho
Oanadas one of which is to be located AT
waterloo, opposite Black Rock, and the
o.her al Point Abino, about twelve miles nm
lne AXE Both these Institutions, so faras
our knowledge extends, will be under Tho
control OF individuals who are considered
among the most respectable in our commu.
MY and we doubt not viii be conducted
IN snch manner as 10 ensure the utmost
Journal. V"'o
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-12-17
South Carolina
Lancaster District
William co,tcn applicant
RS

Thomas Co.hcn. John Co,hcn William
Dukes aud his vic Nancy, Peter Vincent,
aud his vile Susannal,, James Cs,,bcn. Saul
Cohen, Parcal Co,hcn's eh,idrcn. Milton
Co,hen, jono,han Bailey and his wife Eliza
beth, Andrew Co,hen aud Mcchaci. Johnston
nd hi. wife Millsy, defendants.
Summons in Partition,
I, appearing to my satisfaction, that the
above parties dricndap, reside without this
Stale. VIZ Tho> FIN. John 81 ben, -ani
o,l,,n, Par, al /, o,"n's cni,.,rrn, W.i.,am
Dukes and his vile Nancy, Peter Vincent
and h,s wife Susannah, il is therefore order
ed ,ha, they do appear aud objec, to the divi-
sion or sale Of The real estate Of William
Co,ken decd on or boforc the frss Monday
in February next, or their consen, to the
same will he entered OF Recosd.
J. u WlTnEkSPUON, u. L. D
Nov l2--SS-h
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SOUTH CAROLINA
Sumter District
William II. Brunson applicant,

vs.
Leonard E Brunson, Manning d Brun
son, Lawrence Bruusun. Jared N Brunson
James Y. Brunson. Willis l. Brunson,
Hurry P Brunson. Mary Brunson, Dema-
ries Brunson, lnow Hodge, having inter
married with one Hodge. Emily Brunson,
tnow M'Eivain) having intermarricd with
one M'Elsain, Mason Reams guardian ad.
Ii.em for minor heir William L. Brnnson
defendants.
II appearing TO my satisfaction that
Leonard f Brnnson, Henry P Brunson,
Jared n Brunsnn. Lawrence Brunson Emi
Iy M'EIvain, and her husband, reside with
GU, this State, i, is therefore ordered that
they do appear anI object TO the division
or sale Of the real estate of Peter l.. B'un-
son decd OF or before the nincieentls day
Of December next, or their consent 10 The
same will be entered of rerort!
WILLIAM LEWIS.
Ordinary, s. D
Oct 2e.37::h
Prs fee. Sc 10
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{ 'O,n,nitted

TO the Jailnf kcrshaw District, un The
aI.h instant. Ncsr" fellow whu calls his
name JACK. said fellow is black. s hc,
s or 10 inches hisl.. well made, a"i ahou.
rs or 80 years Of age. says he belongs To
John M'Douglc, living ip Lu~ndcs conn
II Alabama Thy fclf"s say he has been
runaway ~ ,c;~s ~" sner !. r.
qur.,-,i T.. r"n.r forward, prove property
psy eha.ss. Hn.i lake h.m away.
WASHINGTON STRICKLAND. Jxp.
Nov. 2G-.tJ-f
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NOTICE.

In pursuance 3f the Charter Of the
Louisville, Cincinnati and Charleston Raft
Read Company The Central Commissions
met a, Knoxville on the first Mcuday Id
November 1856. and after examining The
list of subscribers to the stock of said
Company, have ascertained tbatforty thou8
sand shares have not been subscribed. anf
thereupoa The said Central Commissions
having determined, pursuant to the 6iia
section oftEe Charter, TO receive subseripS
lions until sixty thousand shares shall have
brcn subscribed, Col. Wade Hampton OF
South Carolina, forthwith subscribed thk.
requisite number Of shares, making, with
the amount, before subscribed, forty ihou-
sand shares. The undersigned do there!
fore hereby prociaim and make known %
all whom il may concern. that the snbscri-
bers TO the Louisville. Cincinnati and
Charleston Rail Road Company, shall
from this day forth, form one body polite
and corporate. in deed and in law, in the
States of South Carolina, North Carolina
Tennessee and Kentucky.
In compliance si,h the 18th section o f
said Charter, VIC do hereby summon the
6tOCkNOlucIS VI StUCluttds
ii aud charies,nn Rail Road Company, 10
meet =, Knox,iiie in the State Of Tcnncs.
tee. un the 2a Monday in January 1887.
ben aud there in person or b. proxy 10
elcc, twenty four directors OF said compa
ny, and ta enact allsuch regulations, rules
and bye laws, as may BE- accessory for the
government, Of the corporation.
We hereby girc notice that This board
will receive subscriptions to the s,ccko
said Rail Road Company. ffom this d1te
until the Isl day Of January next, and the
commissioners who heretofore received
subscriptions a,c requested again 10 open
books for stuck in said company until tho
18th day ui December next. and transmit
the names Of the subscribers and the a.
mount subscribed by each, 10 this board.
Witness our hand and seals this S.h day
Of November. 1886.
JOHN WILLIAMS, Il. s.
WILLIAM DixSON, Il. S
W. HAMPTON, IL. S.)
r. KING. H. -
DAVID CAMPBELL. Il. 81
Note. Robert King was appointed in
the Room OF Gov. Swain who did not AZ
tend. By the Central Commission, aud Da-e
.id Campbell in The room OF Robert r.
Lc.rher. who did not attend the meeting
nf tho Road oi ,hc Central Commission.
10
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By permission Of ] II With

BY permission Of J II With
spoon, Esq. Ordinary Cor Lancaster Dist
will br sold at the late residence OF Viii
son West, decd. on Tuesday and "ednes
day 2O,h and 2lsl Dee. all the personal
property belonging 10 the Estate of said
decd consisting of a valuable stock OF
Horses. Hngs. Cattle. Sheep. DC. H"usc-
hold and Kitchen Furniture. Plantation
Tools, three Wagons. aud luaa:l'y ''
Corn and Fodder. Also fifteen or SIX
teen likely negroes.
Terms. For The Negroes, a crctil oi
one and ,wp years on bonds bcsrias ia,c-.
res, with mortgage and persona! security:
for the other pr"pcsss. acteai d t'seire
months on all sums orf I..i s1!!@ts, an,i.s
Of ten dollars aa unlcT cash.
Z. j. SHANNON, EAr.
Nov. 2G--i0--,f
Al The same slime and place, viii siief
10. sale Ike plantation os iFacs Il '.'.'i. be-
longing 10 the above Estate. co"nisiing 81
1868. acres ,hc tc:rss of ~.'ca VIII be
made k;,n ~, nj ih' ..r..c a! sJ'c.
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Snuth Carolina,
Lancaster District
James J. ,ioston, sppiicans,


Mary .orrn. widow. William l.. johnson
and his VIE Lesinn, William ingram and hi,
wii. Celia. RANSOM lio:;ou. jamcs J. llo,.
TON John Brs.lns and his wife Nancy. IT,.
,nina Horton. llzalrc.li itor,"n, Hollis ltof.
on, Mar, g. Horton, Escra, ilouon aud Bcm-
amin Horton, defendants:
II appearing TO my satisfaction thai The
above parties, dsirudan.s. reside "itliou, .i,ls
aase, It's therefore osdcfe'', that ,lir, do up.
pear aud objcc, to the DIVISION or sale oI The
real estate al sterling Horizon. on or hcioIc
the fis. Monday Of December lfcx,. or their
conscn, 10 the same will be entered of record.
JAS. H. WirllE >PG ON,
Grdinar, l.. ID.
Sep. %. Is36.-aGh Price ads, SOS
Dissolution uf Coparinership.
The Coparmrshap heretofore existing a,
this place ouder the firm OF Crosby & Rich
ardsop. was this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent, the whole business oi ,h" concern will
bc settled by J. J. Richardson.
JOS. J. CROSBY.
J.J. RICHARDSON.
Fulton, August 10 3s-,f
IA u BLANKS
For sale at this OtIicc.
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NOTICE.
THE subscriber has jus, received his
Fall and Winter supply OF
DRY GOODS.
which he will sell bw sor cash or approved
customers. J. l.. JONES.
NoS. l37--f
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Public sale AT Sum:eryiRc,
South Carolina,

South Carolina,
BY order oil The Cour, If Equity Of South
Carolina. l will offer lnr sale a, sum
iervilie. on The frs, Monday in January
next
Two Plantations. known Ly tho namc
Of Maydeld aud Hope~cIl. lying in the
vicinity Of Rcmbrr,'s Mcr,iag House and
the Bradford's Springs, in Sumter Dis
iriet One Plantation containing shout
six itunired, and the n,hrr abou, rich,
h"i',ir.d acres. b,,h ,e . n,r STATE !
cultivation.
Que hundred pri,"c Negroes. bripg the
property Of the estate Of the late John O..
ilerios. deceased. not already divided
and sold fer the investment Of the minor
heirs.
The Lands from their situation in
higl. healthy Country and pleasant neigh
b ,ush"ud. "fri iI.,!urrn. cnts iu rtI.,ns
rs'r"u. OF buying, no, oflcn to bt me,
with.
Among the Negroes u,c House Ser
wants, ScamsiTcsscs. Cooks. Os,icrs. Field
ilnnr!s. and one Carpenter. The sale will
b. positive und continued from day 10
day until the whole is disposed OF.
C"ndilirns-Onc third cash. the ba-
lance in one and lw" years, secured BY
bond security. and mortgage Of the
property. or the purchaser may pay the
whole in 'ash ut his option.
Purchascrst l. pay for necessary papers.
Any further particulars will b. given
on application by letter, tpost pa;.i) To me
at Brnd(ord's Springs. Sumter District.
or To Frunklin ]. Moses. ESQ.,. al Sumter
vile, So. ca.
ROBERT L. HERlOT,
Ex'"r Of J. o Hcrio,.
Snm,c,vi'lc, N"y i2-..3S...h
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INDIA RUBBER
GOODS

The snh.cr'hcfs l.asr jus; received from
.i,r manuiaciurcr, s. variety oi eGtsr:proei
goods, consisting u! gsni!c'ucn's oref.cos!s
PanIalonns, with boots attached: Ladies'
Silk aud Cambria Apreus. Ho",ces and
Shoes all made without s,iel,.
Also rrcrised per steam boat, Ladirs >
real Frcnch Slippers. mad" by Este. Pa-
ris,'' beautiful article; Black SaIia
slippers. and Denmark .ssuern slippers
Toee,hr. wi,!i aiul! s,nrs Of mems and
boys iine and stnut Roots end Shoes: sole
leather. cali skins. liaiEs skins, shoe
thread sc &c
J BISHOP & CO.
Nav. a6.Ao.-,r
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To Sports,nen.

The subscriber is expecting daily 10 recelvo
case Of superior Double-barre,, damascus
among which arc some of Extra quality with
cases and apparatus complete >,,-rv
Oct 90:;37
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aSSoitNeut Ot SEhSCNapLE 0OoDS
which they offer on the mos, reasonable
terms, consisting in par, as follow:
WOOLENS.
LONDON DUFFIL BLANKETS,
Msckanaw do. do.
Superior aud common NEGRO LINsEYs
Snperhne London Blue, Black, Brown, Green
Napoleon. Violet. and Mixed CLOTHS
Super Striped and Plaid CASHMERE.
do Buckskin, do.
Plain. Striped and Plaid SATTINETS.
White, Scarle, g. Yellow FLANNELS, &c
WORSTED GOODS.
Ga Jacquard Figured MERINo. IA nc~ ar
Ga Plain, English and French MERINOS,
(black snd colorcd.)
3A g Mcrino CIRCASSIONS (ail coIars)
Black and Colored BOMBAZETTS
Ga Super Black BOaiBAZEEN.
Worsted Blond EDGlNG, Gc.
COTTON GOODS.
Super Fancy CALICoES.
I" Mcrino do
g. Shally do
French do
IS and Comm'n Furniture do.
Plain End Plaid GiNGHAHS.
Colosed P!aii and Embossed Ca 'iBR!CS
Medium and Jackone, MUSkINS
Book. Null and Swis. do.
Striped and PLAIN CA aBKlCS:,
C.mbr;c D;r;,v and Cord u C0srS
colo,,d and wis Cotton HOSIERY
INL'Ns
1.,, ,xrSs .Mn,.v,s
Rp..;, Shr..;,,s and p,ra.t NAPKINS
!. D,,,c, e. ! ;,cn 1.,mb,,. upKrS
ncasIsS.nI", ALL r 80 =" .
" e,,,n.,.,,,o 80
ID brown s'iin iA'.
~ do 90
oa q" ;,,n:r. nEn IN. .N9 s,,,.,.
,,.,,, . = ''eacn q ofih linus q sAEt
i'NoS ';,,,,,,.. ,,...,.,
NP'o" -, ,snn.r.sw anT .s. MS. -
Carte, 81. .4NNEI>. fwh;,e and eo,o,.d,
4-4..aad o-i.nEDrIcK~. &c.
sii>h ',ss,p:
tcst Black iiai,an LoSi hiAoS
1to De ".as ,,p
s'" an" .u , TIT. .A'
Handsome Fame, s'ls s,lawLs; Az
spns:edsid 90
1''31 Love e'e,-a poNcrEs %
Black nnd easorcd Silk GLOVES.
81. gless ,ansr l'ai.sn nan kAvaIs ~, Ea,'.,
FANCY W GOODS C, 1
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For sale,

Two light Baroucb Carriages, with harness
suitable for ono horse, perfectly new. having
x,e"''on tops, u.adc TO order Apply to
A BURR
Nov 5::37::c
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Wanted

4 Cook and Washer woman, liberal wages
will be given Cor oIc tha, understands The 3D.
sinesy, with wages paid monthly Il required.
J l. JONES
Dec 3-dI-tf
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Co,to,, Saw Gins
Oct 2a:::37::h
Prs fee. sc 10

Those who calculate on having their Gins re.
paired by The scbscr,bcr will confer favor bS scn
ding them IN early a. practicable and t'us al
ford an op,o,,uuilv q. scrving each in due iime.-
Scx Gins, with Steel OF Iron p;air. alway on hand
and fof sale by JOHN WORKMAN.
Asgus, 6-2S-fn
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Fine Cutlery.

Fine Cutlery.
The su ,sc,iber has jus, received case o
fne cutlery, among which are a sew extra
fine Scissors, OF different sizes.
New Years and Christmas Giits for 1887
for sale by f. w. BONNEY
Dec. Stiff
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PARTICULARS.
j. BISiiO. g. cos.

PARIle ULARS.
j. BISiiOs g. cos.
recent stock "f
Boots and Shoes
comprise The following kinds. TO wit:
Gents ir., rate calf and morocco Boots
:. g waterproof
.' lisb: sewed and preged
" slou: kip d seal skin law price 81
~ hor, bu,ioncd ."
" Gne shoes Il booiees various patterns
stout bound and unbound shoes and
bootces,
:" lined and unlined rubbers
" patent buckskin top mockersnns
Ladies French kids, tic and lace. n. " style
f" marncco including all cnlors
prunclls, turn and spring heel slip.
pers
laced and but.oned gaiicr boots.
''scaI pruneIla & morocco walking shoes
"" russia. calf and morocco slippers
- denmark sa,in plush and satin
(" white satin and silk
I" lined. unlned and fur top rubhers
Misses kid prunella and seal slippers and
walking
scnl and leather slippers anil walking
:. pruneIia and leather Boots
InctI and bound rubbcrs,
Buys stout prgscd b"o,s all sizes
"a fine and stout calf skin shoes
{" and /" boctces
i" bound and unbound shoes and boolees
" lined aud un!in.d ru5hcrs.
Chiidrcn's morocco.s cal Il pruncila boots
- :" - slippers,
{" stout leather shoes and bootecs
Mems stout scwed and peggsd brugans
and about
Three / housand Pair
of the best
Negro Shoes
in the District whi,h will be sold law.
All kinds Of shoe makers materials iu.
eluding every description Of
Last's and Shoe Thread,
ALSO
Sole and Upper Leather
Calf and Goat skins.
Lining assd binding skias
Trunks, BIacking. Narnish,
Sparihies, Shoe Knives DC
Csl: an,' sc. sex. door north Of Mr. &
Maih.son's.
Oct. 2a::37::u
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,,. FOR TBE EyNQ UJRER.
WORSE AND WORSEl

What will tile Wings do next, Their whole course
curing The present session has been marked viii an x
uayagance aud contempt for Parliamentary nsoge ui.
known IN that dignifed, orderly and respectful
oody-the General Assembly Of Nirginia--But they
capped the climax Thursday laswound up the last
act OF the comco dramatic which they have been
playing at the expense Of the treasury the honor and re-
puiaiion of this ancient Commonwealth. have been
amused at the "tempest in teapot which those gen
tleinen contryed 10 stir up al occasions and the
loiiy arrogance with which they claim the Royal pryi-
lege Of doing they please, with impunity q We are
the peope-tlle sheep Of his pasture (poefry or scrip
ture-l do not remember which) seems 10 be floating
idea IN their heads, and has pro6uced sort Of mono
mania, ilailucDation, which makes them cut fntsic
tricks with oil The self competency Of q BediauIte
Bnt 10 oy tale ~ hen e House voted 10 10 into the
election OF Senator, 10 supply the vacancy 0ccasioned
BY the resignation Of Mr. Tyler, tie gentleman from
Goocbland, (Mr WatkipsJ who had made the motion
on INC previous day to 90 INFO the eecionand whose
province Il was 10 make tie nomination happened sc
cdentaly 10 b. absent. The nomiration Of Mr. Rivcs
wns consequently made by another gentleman As the
cat was out the mice began to nibble he Of Fayeto
ana Nicholas rose with great gravity and nominated
Joscp Watkins suitable person 10 fl the vacan-
cy and to discharge the duties required by the expung
ing resolution Ian apparent rested the gentle
mans Up, as It lac thought the whole dirty business,