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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-03-30

Hear. For long tine, philosophers
have supposed that meteoric iron is made
hot while tlavesng the atmosphere. A
curious experiment was resorted 10 by NJ
BicrIy, foreigner, within d few months,
which may possibly be of Hme service to
those engaged in similar pursuits. A bar of
iron, heated TO whiteness, was held against
strong current of air from the blowing
apparatus of u forge. Singular as it may
seem, the bar, instead of cooling, burned
very brilliantly, throwing off scintiIlations in
every direction. The temperature rather
increased than diminished.-T'bise expert
ment makes it very certain that IA metallic
mass, whirled through the upper regions of
the air, would become extremely hot, aud
eventually sparkle, as many meteors do jus,
before they fall--iSeienfife 1rafs.
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are paid eLceyt at he option Of the publisher.
Advertisements oonspieuoasly' inserted on The usH-
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until forbidden and ehargea accordingly
Il lbenai discount made to those ,cho adrertise by
the gear.
PRINTING
OF al kinds executed ,cith neatneSs and despatch
at this effce.-in the building No. l25 Thames ST.
IN the rear Of the Sarings Bank. and directly he
counting room Of Henry Bull.
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lie that will not hear the admonitior of
a friend, deserves to feel the correction Of
an enemy.
The foundations Of knowledge and virtue,
are laid in ocr youth; if at any ot'ier time.
the structure must be insecure and imper-
feet.
A warm hear, requires a cool head.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-03-30

The following lines on the death of SIR
WALTER ScorT, were written by MIR. &.
SWAIN, and first appeared in the London
Literary Gazette. 1t is poem of uncom-
mon beauty, and the author has arranged a
funeral train more honorable to the lamen-
ted Scott, than ever followed Prince or Po-
tentate to the habirations of the dead.
What other man has ever lived whose gen.
ius presided over such world, or around
whose memory hoyered such host of his
own creation! EDS. PRov. JOURNAL.
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By IHCII0H Iss Heht ddy ntTc cHostn.
SAMUEL CRANSTON, Gov.
JOSEPH JENCKS, Dep'y Gov.
.fssistants.
Jonathan Nichols, John Wanton,
Edward Thurston, Andrew Harris,
George Cornell, William Anthony
John wickes, jeremiah Gould,
Rouse Helme. Randall Holden,
Richard Ward Recorder,
Joseph Borden, Gen'rl. Treasurer.
Daniel Updike, Attorney General.
wherea. the town Of New Shorehan
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CABBAGE SEED.
Late Dutch Cabbage :,
Drum Head DO |
Large English Savoy do
Late Sugar Loaf do
Early York do
Early Dutch do
Green glazed DO superior
as the cattcrpiller will
not modest it.
Large London c aulidow.
or do
Early London do
Curled Scotch kale, one
ofthe best winter green,
known-superior in dc.
lcacy and tenderness tC
the Spinach, and far su.
Perior to the Cabbage.
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1876 Prizes, amounting to SISO.OOO

1876 Prizes, amounting to SISO.OOO
A Package of 10 Whole Tickets will cost $40
And must draw nett ~
,.c. SOB
A certificate for Package of 10 Whole Tickets
will be 500 90
For 10 Half Tickets, II ~
For 10 Quarter Tickets,
IL All orders from distance, by mail, most.
paid or by private conveyance, enclosing the cash
or prlze.uekets in previous Lotteries, will receive
the most prompt attention, if addressed TO WI.
LIAM H. SPECk, Charlotte, n. C., and an ac,
count of the drawing will be forwarded mined.
ately after its event.
u All Prizes payable in cash, forty DAYS after
the drawing, subject to deduction Of is ncy zen,
Whole Tickets 81, HalrcS y, Quarters
10 be had in the greatest variety of Numbers nj
WIN. II. SPECK'S Office
In the Store lately occupied by :. C. CaliweIIN
Charlotte, n c.
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LETTUCE SEED.

hoydI Cabbage Lettuce,
superior TO all others.
Florence Coss do
Cream Coss or Ice do
Early Head do
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We have been favored with the follow.
ING extract of letter giving some further
partlculars.-Chdrleaon Courier.
ST. AUGUSTINE. JAN IA.
The force at present in East Florida,
is too small to compete with the Indians,
rhoSe strength end spirit hare ben alike
unde'rdtcd. We are most thankful for the
aid already afforded US by Gen. Call, and
the Volunteers from the West-ior that
promised from South Caroina--for the pro.
lection afforded TO PicoIata by corps from
Savannah-but it may not be concealed,
that the |. s. Army, even should ii be in.
creased TO 1000 men, lit is now hardly 300l
with the aid of the militia, and with foreign
assistance, would be unable to pul an end
10 the war, and Iepel the harbarians. To
effect these objects, between two and three
thousand regulars, (some udicious persons
think more) would be required, together
with the aid OF a naval force in the seas
around the Peninsula. The country is ad.
nlrahly calculated for the Indian mode Of
""'i"'C-iul III ldiiluOChs, s"dilp>, anG
everg AIDES. 1t seems TO my unmiilarv
mind, that the Indians eau only be reduced
by drawing Gordon across the Peninsula,
and hemming them in, with the aid of YES.
sells of war. But whatever be the plan of
operations, it should be quickly devised, and
promptly pursued. There are now abrlt
400 negroes, perhaps more, in the hands of
the Indians. The whole of East Florida is
very much at the mercy of the enemy-and
there are only four months within which
this, in the interior, with safety to the health
of our troOps."
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W For " Weekly Almanac" estate Of
'he Markets." &c. see outside form, where they
WIN always hereafter be placed In part of our
Impression an error occurs in the price OF Cotton
IN Cheraw for l24 cents per pound read IA cents
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FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.
Warranted the Grorth of 1885.
WILLIAM HUNTER has ju,
u, arrant

UPtHUu MS SpTlng AssoftnenI o. Mods
comprising such as suits the wants of the citizens
OF this and the surrounding counties Persons
wishing to be supplied had better call and select
before the assortment be broke as he docs not in.
tend to get recruit again this Spring. The fol.
lowing list contains part of his assortment. viz,
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RADISH SEED.
Long Scarlet Radish
Salmon do
Scarlet Turnip DO
Black Winter do
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GTNor York,-The Legislature of this
State commenced It's session at Albany on the 5th
instant. Tie annual message Of the Governor is
like most other documents Of tue same origin
very long. The question Of Abolition is discussed
at great length. We lind the follow ing para raph
IN It IN relation to Legislative action:
. cannot doubt that the Legislature possesses
the power 10 pass such penal laws as will have
the effect OF preventing the citizens of tins State.
and residents within it, from ayang themselves.
with lmpunlty, Of the protection OF lis sovereignty
and laws, while they are actually employed in ex.
citing nsurecuon and sedItion in sister State.
or engaged IN reasonable enterprises intended to
be executed therein
This looks little to the purposc-not sufficient
ly So, however, to meet the case The Governor
should have recommended 10 the Legislature the
immediate passage Of "such penal laws" &c-
especially as he had before him, at the time he
Penned the above sentence, an official demand for
the person Of ono Of the Abohionists bv the Co
vernon of Alabama--whlch demand he declined TO
comply with, under existing laws. This being
the ease, 1t is 10 be hoped that the Legislature will
speedily pass some law on the subject under tse
provisions Of which the southern People can com.
pei non-ntericrcnce with their property on the
part Of Northern Fanatics.
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Indian War-Latcst Infc,I;.
SenCc.
Office Of TIE Mobile Register, Mondoy, Jan. IL.
INDIAN MASSACRE.

OJ'ce Of The hot1te Register, Mondoy, Jan. II.
INDIAN MASSACRE.
BY letters received IN this city hv th;s
mornings mail, via New Orleans, from
Tampa Bay-dated January lst-we have
accounts OF the massacre of Iaroe mum
Der OF the I. States troops, of that place
by the Seminole Indians. a detachmen,
OF ll2 men, under the direction Of Major
Dade, Capt. Gardner, and Lieutenants Bias.
singer, Nudge, Henderson, and Kean. and
DR.. CatIln, were despatched on the Odd ult..
TO join Gen. Clinch at Fort King. By the
reports Of the three survivors who arrived
about a week afterwards, all wounded, "a.
telllsence was brought of the destruction of
the whole detachment by the Indians.
The account they give, is, that about s
O'Clock on the morning of the 2sth, thew
were attacked by an overwhelming number
OF lndIans-supposed to number from SEQ
TO 1000. Major Dade was shot off his horse
IN the commencement of the attack. Cap.
talns Gardner and Fraser soon after fell nor.
tally wounded, and their scalps were taken
by the sayages. Lleutenants Bassipper,
Henderson, Nudge, and kean, and Dir. Cat.
I'm, Surgeon 10 the detachment, were all
slam. Lieut.. Basslnger was wounded in
the onset, aud was discovered by a negro
IN The party OF savages, crawling off to
place OF concealment, and tomahaw ked. -
Capt. Fraser rode forward, and was also
cot down,-the remainder maintained the
contest Tor an honr, until they we're reduced
TO about 80 IN number. The Indians then
retired, and the Survivors almost all wound.
cd, threw up slight breast.work. The In.
dams returned to the attack at eleven O..
clock, and completed the slaughter of the
whole corps. The three survivors who
reached Tampa Bay, after travelling sixty
miles through the woods, add, that the ne.
groes rushed in and butchercdlhe wounded.
They describe the conduct Of the noble
fellows who persisted, in the highes, degree
gallant. They obeyed every order, and
stood their ground 10 the last. The 6cht
was so close, that the Indians cut them down
with knives, aud they were obliged to throw
away their guns, or strike wllh the butts.
MAJOR Bolton is at Tampa Bay expecting
an attack, with two hundred men, we'll pre-.
pared with Lighthouses aud stockades.
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|, VARIETIES.
London Flag Lcck-Ia
! good and healthy We
getable Tor table use
ICurled Parsley Seed
Long White Okra for
soup
Cayenne Pepper
Red & W bite Onion seed
Top Onion Seed
Solid CELERY
Sagc-Balsam of Pear
Vegetable Oyster
Purple Egg Plant
Double Pepper Grass
White Mustard Seed
Many head'd Sun Flower
lio!lyhock Seed.
riH hare the CASH.
1886. 7Itf
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" Merit GorerROr. -The Editors of the
Western Carolinian," in their paper of the 10Th
instant having mentioned the name Of Gen. Poll
as suitable person TO be run on the Wing Ticket
Tor Governor Of this State at The next August cleo.
.on' 'na' gentlemen has promptly written letter
to the Editors, declining to be considered a Can.
didate, for tIf reasons therein stated. We reacl.
y comply with the request of Gen. Polk to copy
ms letter INTO our columns. This letter speaks for
itself; and, in introducing it to our readers, we
would only take the occasion to express our 6rm
bslleft that, were all the members Of The Wig Par.
ty TO act with the same noble disin,etestcduess
which dictates Cen Folks course, RepubIjcanism
would again flourish triumphant in this State and
country aud the dark features of Van Bnrenism
and Caucus Dictation would only dare show Them.
selves for the purpose of turning White and ioin.
ing the People
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o. 4 public meeting has been held in
Fayettcvile-Thomas n Cameron, Esq, in the
Chair, and J. W. Wright, ESQ, Secreary-to de.
wise the best means for extending relief TO the suf
terers by the late distressing fire in New York.
After expressing "a grateful sense of the liberia
hty and kindness manifested towards the people
of Fayetteville, by the citizens of New York, un-
der like affection" the Meeting resolved that
the Magistrate of Police appoint Committee of
two persons in each Ward 10 solicit contributions
for the relief of the sufferers. The Committee was
accordingly appointed; and we have no doubt the
kindness " mentioned above will be literally re.
ciprocated. Do people In these parts feel no sym
pathy for the ,cidors and orphans who were de-
prived of their all by the devourins clement
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VARIETIES.

Early China Bean lbush)
Broad W indsor 90
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Look at This &!

SEo3E~Ae-S HOOh III IVVS
- 80 A S the Firm of Smith 4
IN Williams is dissolved,
We must have all Book Accounts closed,
either BY Cash or Note.
! will leave for New York on Monday.
}. ID. Boyd ard ]. B. Smith will attend TO
the settlements while | am absent.
II. b. WILLIAMS,
Surririag Partner of s. d ".
)an'g 26, 1876
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,, PhRSNIP SEED.

hsIIow Crown'd or Sugar
up Parsnlp, "a new
and choice kind
Swelling Parsnip
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.here was much stronger ground for suspicion
against nm than against Brashiers Ills uuut.
cesSary 10 give the real criminals name. We
mention Brashiers' only for the purpose of doing
uh act OF Justce TO injured innocence. Brashier,
was native of the District Of Columbia, bat Was
engaged IN lilllsborough, in lis trade as tailor.
when he was arrested.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-01-29
PEAS

Dwarf Marrowtat Peas
Early Extra Frame do
Blue Prussian do
Dwarf Blue Imperial do
Early Charlatan do
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GEN. POLk'S LETTER !:

WLLswooD, AleckcnburgCo. Jan. Is. 1s3C
MEsSRs. SMITH Il HAMPTON In the Ga.
rollnIan OF The 10th inst, YOU have, IN terms
that claim my respect, introduced NV name
to the consideration of the State as suila.
bic candidate TO be run ON the Wing Ticket
Tor Governor at the election in August next.
AT no period Of my political life have |
ever felt less inclination to appear before
the public; but even were | ambitious to
climb the ladder of pref3rmen,, there are
circumstances existing, and of which will
apprlse you on my return TO Rowan. that
render It totally repugnant 10 my private
feelings, and utterly at variance with nv
public acts, to be considered as a candidate
tor the high and distinguished appointment
to which YOU have been pleased to alIude.
The Wings of North Carolina are endea.
Vorlng TO sustain the Constitution in It's q.
rlglnai purlly-lher banner is White : and
on lis ample folds inscribed Priacipia non
Hom,hes. Against US is party now IN
power, who will leave no effort untried TO
retain the ephemera asceudancy which the
magic of name has gwen in this State.
With politicians who thus clam paternity,
(many OF whom, however, dlsavow the name
OF the aSpfant under whose fan their lea.
ders are i-h'ng; We have from their dis
cIPIlne every thing 10 iear-ald from their
gallantry nothing 10 expect,
10 meet party thus organized, we must
be united among ourselves, aud present a
hrm and dauntess front, while we exhibit
10 The State our fixed determination. TO "do
or die 10 support Of the glorious cause IN.
on which we have embarked. Nothing |
sincerely believe is wanting, 10 ensure the
success ct our cause, but rigildnce and
ualon the latter is as essential to the fri.
umph OF our principles, as ever concert Of
action was 10 victory IN battle. 4 recent
demonstration Of public sentiment, and that
TOO, gwen at tune when the ieelnrs Of
the State could not well he mistaken, point
to all honorable and accomplished Whip in
the county OF New. Hanover. for whom |
entertain Tie highest personal regard, and
one to whom | viii give my uarm, cordial.
and -cdioaS support
! have the honor to lie, very respectfully.
Your obcdcnt servant.
4 n
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W The Florida iadidns.-The GEORGE.
town ID c. metropolitan, Of the 22d instant. saws
that the Administration have resolved TO ac, in
'he most vigorous manner against the Indian dc.
monstrations ON our Frontier. General Scott .a,
OIL last evening to command the United States
Ioops TO be employed in REFRESHING the hosllitics
of the Semiuoles."
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TURN1P SEED.

TURN1P SEED.
Flat Dutch Turnlp
Ruta Baga DO
Yellow Malta do
Large Norfolk Field do
CUCUMBER SEED.
Long Green Cucumber
Early to
Early Bunch 90
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1--WE have not inserted the documents men.
toned in the Presidents Especial Message" as
accompanying it, for two good reasons-a want
OF room on our part, and want of general impor-
lance on the part Of said documents. They con-
sist Of the olhctl letters which passed between our
Secretary of State and Mr.. Barton, Mr.. Barton
and the French Minister, and Mr., Pagoct and Mr.
Forsyth, in relation to the last application for the
Indemnity, the application for passports, their
grant, &c. The most important part of the most
important letter NO. A. is to be found extracted
into the Special Message.
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CARROT SEED,

FEET SEED.
Blood Beet
Early Turnip do
Mangel " urtzell do
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0rBishop Ires.--The Raleigh Register,
of the Goth instant, says, ave have the gratifca-
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ton OF announcing Tie safe arriral Of the Bishop
al Neio York, lie writes to a gentleman in this
City, that his health is entirely restored. and tba,
he expects TO reach the Diocese obou, the middle
of February"
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GD5rsnttg:
Friday, January 30, 1886.

TIE PEOPLE against THE CAUCUS.
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u TIE licc.Preadmru-John TYLER
OF Virginia, la, written l,iler 10 the Con,i,,i,,,
'' We Nary land Wing Convention. i,r,d Ia
INFORM him of bis unanimous nomination Ia In.
Nlc,l stslaercy,. IN which he accents the nnp,i.
nation, TIA profound dcknowird -mcnts f,r TIM.
h'gh and unexpected honor" Mr.. Tyl,r brg,ps
10 assume conspicuous attitude before the VIM
fafty o The South, for the office of ice sidepI.
add We, for one, would be proud Of presenting ia
lhe People, hts name 10 connection wuh Thai N,
NE mcortuptlblc patriot Of Tennessee. With two
such able, honest and Republican Statesmen al
.he hcad OF our Government, the Republic womb
Ne sale indeed, As we arc determined however
not 10 throw obstacles in the way of tho cr,,rr
unity OF the Wing Party in tine South we will
wait Tor movement, on tins subject, ouogo the
Ffor's, before "c add the name Of any canaif,te
Tor The Nlcc-Prcsdrncy to the Ticket a, the head
Of our paper.
PP Barbour, Of Virginia, has declined inc M.
mnatuu to the Nlce.Prcsidcney. conferred mon
hun by the State Rights Party of Gcoroia. He
says IN Ia letter on the subject, hat he has no,
a Pohiifai aspiration ~ the worldw His poIjticol
aspirations have ali turned 10 juGciqi aspirations
1t Is Sufml~cd II he had SAID political Laps. in.
stead OF aspiration, We reckon the faih of his rea
ders would have been stronger Whether he mis-.
took the word or not however, he has acted much
wiser IN declining, than the Wing Party did in
nominating him. file has tried the People before
now aud his experience, It seems, has taught him
a lesson which we think Mr., Van Buren, nigh,
also profit by, VIZ that the People will not trust
trucking, vaclllatlng, no principle politician The
state Rights Party, We suspect, will gladly sub
sttiuic Mr. Iylcr's name for Mr. Barbour's on
their Ticket with Judge White, which will make il
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" A rery unfortunate circumstance
The llillsborough Recorder, of the 10Th instant,
contained an account Of a man, named Brashiers,
having been arrested in that town on suspicion of
stealing Pockctbook and of his having commit.
ted suicide by taking audanum on his way to the
jail of RoNborongh, whittier be was conveyed for
safe keeping. We took no notice of the circum.
stances at the timc-because we doubt the policy
ot heraidlng such occurrences TO the world, and
hecause the relatives and friends of the greatest
criminal have scnslbill,ies which should be respec
TED But the same paper, of the 10Th instant, states
TACT IN relation TO the affair, which, while i, ex.
ei'et our deepest sympathy for the unfortunate Bro
s'iers' we feel compelled 10 notice in our columns,
AS warning TO those thoughtless people who are
ready, on slight occasions To aflix snspcon ON the
aHest characters. Hturps out that Brasiers ,ros
lnnoceHt--and, consequently, il must be believed.
that he put an untlmely end 10 his existence on
account OF tn" foul and unjust suspicion which
had caused his arrest and ignominious treatmen,
The real hief has been detected, and has confessed
his guilt and II is now said, that from tie first.
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FOR PRESIDENT:
Hugh l.. White, OF TENNESSEE.
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Round Spinach
Broad Leaf do
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For all Of rhich he uiH hare the CASH
Charlotte January %, 1896. 7lf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-08
Valuable Town Property for Sale.

UNllE subscriber intending 10 move to the West,
/ will sell that valuable stand on Main street, at
present occupied by Mcssrs. Martin & Latham, and
formerly BY Abram Il. North as a book store. The
improvements are substantial, being OF brick with two
brick Offices on the alev-This is corner lot, well
situated and first rate business stand being nearly
or quite in the centre of town, and in the business
part thereof, directly below the store OF Jno. &.
Meem-Also, los acres OF land mile and half
from town. on the Iynchburg and Salem Turnpike
road, adjoining the lands OF VIM. Davis, Jr. a. +.
Bggers and Saml. Roberts, about 20 acres well tim
bered. with ordinary Improvements and good or
chard.-Those disposed to buy this valuable pro-
perry my apply to the subscriber
HARRISON VI. GIBBS.
Aug
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-08
CLOTHING EsaSsNESS.

AL It's different bra nehcs. They will cut ana
make any thing III the tailoring line. The public
are respectfully invited TO cali and see their stock
whether they want to purchase or not, which COL
>i,rS as follows: Cloths, black, blue brown, po-
ljsh green adelaide and summer cloths of different
SHADES Over Coats, drab, gray, brown, and 9th
crs, such as Pctersham of different colors; Frock
oats, blue, black and green summer cloths black,
blue, brown and grey cloth; Dress Goats, black,
blue and green summer cloths Pautaoons black,
blue and other shades of cloth, black. ercv brown.
green, drab, white, blue, and different stripes ;
NcStSof many kinds and colours Grass Linen
Goats and Jackets Jackets of many kinds Shirts
ShamS Drawers; Snspcnjers Stocks, Tc-
nant's and Lambs Hats; Caps Shoes Gloves
&c, &c. which they determined to sell low.
The goods are made under their own Superinten-
dance. J. BRANNAN Il co.
At the Store, formerly occupied by Mr.. Phelps,
as an auction room, Main street. opposite Now
lin. Berger & Co
Nav rs