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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

I'm pursuance of an order Of the Hon.
orable Probate Court Of Amitc coun5
ty,. granted at the March term thereof,
! will sell, by public auction, on theProml,
sea, on Saturday the 29th day OF April
next. on q credit Of two years, the follow
ing real estate of Martin Treniham, dc.
ceased, viz:--The South Eas, quarter Of
section nineteen, township four, OF range
six East land the North West quarter Of
section twenty, township four, range SIX
East, lying in Amite county. Mississippi
earPurchasers will be required TO give
ond with approved security
MATlLDA TRENTHAlN, Adps1
March %, 1887. l4,5
Pristcr's fee, 6 90
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! Ma. Calhoun has sought to throw ano
lhor iirchaad into the Senatc--says the
Richmond Enquirer. Not so--sayS the
Alexandria Gazette General jackson
.hrew the frebrand, which Mr., Calhoan
tool up with a pair Of tongs and threw
paea again from whence it came.
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I'm pursuance ef aa order o0 a Hon
o-pbIe the Pobato. Gov N '...,
county, viii be il Liberty, an Friday,
tho eighth day If May, on . dn Of
one and two years the following described
lands belonging b the estate OF Thomas
Torrance, decd, viz: The North East
Quarter Of Section twenty one, Township
one, Range four East; and the Fas. half
of the North West Quarter of Section
twcnty-one, township one, OF Range four
East; and the West half Of tho Nhrth-
West Quarter of Section twenty-one, of
Township one, of Range four East; and
the East half of the South West Quarter
Of Secdon twenty-one, of Range four
East, and the East half Of the North
West Quarter of Section twenty-one, OF
Township one, of Range four East said
lands lying and being in Amite county.
JANE TORRANCE.
March % 17-9t
Printers Fee, Sl4
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BY spRC[AL .ApEoLNrMENI.

BY SPECIAL ,APEOIN TNENI
TNHE subscribers have been made the
sole agents for the sale OF RO sN'S
TONIC MlXTCR RE, BY spacal appoint
ment of Btdc&weH s, Htkle, the state
Agents for Louisiana; Rnd ifofn them have
received q supply of'the article, direct
from the Patenled, !. L. Roaney Of PAila-
detphia.
GORDON ,& TlLLOTS0N,
Liberty. Amtte eol1y, Mississippi.
April A, lGee 1910
.... PriDtsr's fee, Sil 10
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VI r. CRAWFORD will, in future, continue
" 10 practice Law in tho Chcuit Gourtsoi
Amite, Pike anc Franklin, and will eAtond ms
circuit to the county Of CoPiah. Business also
in me Probate Court Of Amite, VIII meet WIN
his particular attention.--Ofco in tho room io-I
iuerly occupied by the ate q Stnng Eaq
A -rnsf .Hi.
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NOTICE.

YWyHERE having been q failure Of the
Amite and Florida Auxiliary Bible
society TO meet atitsreguof annual term,
II IS therefore ordered by tho President,
that meeting oftho Society be held at
the Cont House in Liberty, at II o'clock,
4. NJ on Saturday the 25th inst, and that
the Board Of Directors convene ~ tho
same place, at 0o'clotk A. mr. ofthat day.
JAS, SllYLIE. Pres.
Attest, y NJ DAVIS ~ !
N March 90, 1887. 4
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LOOK ~ TEIs.

A LII those Indebted TO the firm Ct Van
" Norman aud Hackney, either by
Note or Book account are requested 70
come forword and make pay mont o. the
first of April, or they will End ,helf Al
counts in the hands Of, ~ ofir1g 81,
VANNOBMAE& iiAGhNEA,
Liberty, Feb. 81, 1887, 1874
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E0IIND.

an the public square, sum OF mo
v NEY, which the owner can Bay4
by paying for this advertisements, and pro-
wing it TO be his, Apfly to vi Craw-
ford, or if he is abscht, 70 Z. VI. Dayis.
March go, 1887. l7Eoc
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AETION!

.nN Wednesday April IL, III 10 oaa8ck,
Z AN will be sold al Public Afciion
to the highest bidder, without reserve, a
large and splendid assortment Of GOODS.
Consisting in part Of Ready-Naie Cotil-
ing of every description; Boots q Shoes
of all kinds; fine Gold and Silver Watch
es; Chains; Earrings; finger-rings, DC
&c. Together with many other Goods. Of
every description, TOO numerous TO men
ton in Catalogue. Sales positive and
without the least reserve, by
F. II. DOLBEARE.
Ladies and Gentlemen are invited to
call and examine previous 10 the sale 1T
the Liberty Hotel
Liberty April 4 l8-2t
Printers Fee, So
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Nm pursuance Of an order of the Honor
able the Probate Court Of Amlte coun-
tv. granted al the March term, 1887, wc
Will sell on Monday the 9Th day Of May,
next, on a credit of twelve months from
the first day OF laSuary next, (When pos.
session will be gtven) the following traet.
Of land, belonging to the estate Of 3hel
II. Buckholts, deceased, viz The West
part of lot No, four, section six, township
one, range four East, containing seventy
acres also fractional section nineteen
and thirty eight, in township one,ot raa5c
three and four East, containing thrca hvr-
bred and forty-two acres aAd;togL,,.,I ~.
one hundrelhs ol an acre, Of land Pee
ted TO be sold at Washington, WlssiaAppb
Preserving three acres heretofore sold by
Matthew Tool to Timothy Terrell, and at-
forwards transferred to Gaydcn and Tor
rance. Also Lot No. one, Of section eigh-
teen, township one, Of range three East,
containing sixty-three acres,-said lands
lying and being in Amite county, Mlssls-
Iippi.
.G15-Sale to take place on the premises
also, at the same time and place, all the
personal estate, except the negroes, on a
credit of IL months.
HENRY G.. STREET.
1dsnjniStyntoy. in Yj0bt of hiS4gfp
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/ clever Female &rench writer says,
women should not sit beside q man they
wish 10 conquer, but opposite TO him.
attack heart by full front, not by pro-
file Is her expression"
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AB 80. 3Ts.-A case OF much inter-
estwa, before Justice Doiy on Sat
nl4p, .. a female slave who was
m, ,gg 40 her master for several
lmou'.s.a nal Ooru, as Appeared IN evil
.]cane, q ored anl ag9Ini, her will, by
Flames G, Eircy, We will publish a re-
poi Of the case to-morrow.--R5cA1aoad
~
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u on are hereby cited to be ami up.
pear before the Hon. the PROBATE
Court of Amito county, on the io'rta
Monday Of May next. 1897, and 5iLw
cause, if any you can, why an oi'9a
should not then and there be- made autbr-
izing and directing the administrators 4
said deceased to sell the following dcI
cribed lands, belonging TO their ntesrate
viz:-Tho West half Of the North Vest
quarter Of the North East quarter; aud
the North half Of the West half Of the
South East quarter of Section eight OF
Township nineteen, North of Range nine
East, containing two hundred and seventy
nine acres and eighty-two onc-hundrcdti
acres-soid lands lying and being IN Choe'
Jaw county Mississippi.
WITNESS the Hon. john Wal
AGt, Judge Of Probate 81 y
Jto county, the toufEh Mon
diy in February, IN he year
q our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and tiirtY-siN
\ ISSUED 2Gth fcbgangy, 1881.
"a $. 4 DAVIS, ctT5
March r, 1856 i4-ts
Pgas-'s f,c, Sl3 @'
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TAURsJJ ~ to an order of the Hon
orabI&.lt Probate court Of .lmllc
county, we, Ast undersigned, Executors O.
the estate OF nd orgo Gayden, decd, will
sell on Mond,rA the eighth day Of nay
next, at the q bt-house IN Liberty ! VA
sell on a cred st sweye months, the soH''c
west quarter teb acriOn twenty one ioH-'
shin ono Of folao three East, Of land c'
George GaydciE decd, lying in Am.
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EUST received from Natchez aud New n,
- Orleans4a new supply Of PRs3ViSl-
ONS 81 GROCERIES,, yl2;
White Beans fesh Potatoes;
Onions Bitter Crackers;
Flour. %i jars of Virginia
Brown & LoafSugar, oysters;
NIayono Coffee; HayanaSweat Meats,
Molasses: Brandy Chcrry's;
Mackcro5 Rice;
Dried Beef Half pipe Superior
Apples; Brandy o..
Catfish. 3 bbls Newark Cider;
Pine Apple Cheese; 2 do imohons'ho''
Goshen Cheese, " hiskeyi
Ohio Cheese;
Apd many other articles too numerous %
iIention; all of which will he sold4ow' ior
CASH. c. F.OLDECOP " CO.
~ B. There will be u material dliier.'
ence made between credit and cash
Liberty, April 4, 1887. lo-u
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-03-14

Ths Inaugural speech All parties probably
viii be disappointed by this document It was
supposed that it would be very proper for Pres
dent Van Buren, on this occasion 10 make
specific ayuwol Of at least some of the rRlEcG.
PIES by which he would be guided that the
subjects OF deepest impod to the Ution, such
as the TARIFF, the CuRRrEcY, the SURPLUS,
and the PUBLIC LANDs, would be worthy pas
sing alusion and lhat pledge Of RErREycH-
NEXT and REFORM, such as General Jackson
deemed necessary in '29, would be quite oceop-
table TO the people now, inasmuch as The last
eight years have been quite remarkable for the
rapid increase Of extravOgqnco and corruption.
Alas for ali who have INDUCED in such dream
ings they have been doomed TO disappoint-
ment. Tho commonplace inaugural not
very remarkable as literary performance
but specific avowal Of Mir Van Buron's hos
tility 10 the abolition Of slavery, even in the dis
trlct, aud genera! indication that he is yet
hanging on 10 JGek,on's eoat-!aiil This is the
sum Of tho whole matter; and the inaugural
will be regarded as another link in the chain
Of events showing that MIR Van Buren, aims
to carry the North by PARTY MACHINE
RY, and .ho South by YIELDING ALL 1T
DEMANDS" Unquestonabiy the a olitiOn
pars gra ohs were intended TO conciliate the
South If not, why IL that the only topic deem
ed worthy Of particular notice Whether the
President succeeds in msklus many converts
by this mon@ugro is questionable. lie has
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-03-14
eerlainIy berIed oul ~ eoo.l.lsnt alolillonist.

lrJSWe have received the fret number Of
the journal Of the American Temperance
Union," published at Philadelphia, monthly,
aud offered to subscribers at per annum.---
The Journal is published under the direction
Of the Executive committee Of the American
Temperance Union; OF course il will contain
matter particularly interesting to the friends
Of Temperance; the price, which s extremely
low, places it within the reach Of ALL
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-03-14
STATE OF VERMONT , In Probaf

STATE OF VERMONT, ! In Probate
Washington District, IS. 5 Court, hold
den az Montpelier, ,cithin and for said
District, on the 4th day of March, Il.
d. 1887.
gINZEKlEL P. WALTON, Executor OF
"a the last will and testament oil Amos
Farley, late OF Montpelier, in said district,
deceased, presents his administration ac-
count Tor setlemcnt-Whereupo it is or
dered that the same be referred to the 7,h
day Of April next, al The Probate office, in
Montpelier, in said district, for examine
ton aud allowance, and That all concerned
he notified hereof by publication Of This
order in the Vermont Wschman and State
journal, printed at Montpelier three
weeks successfully y, as soon MS may be, hat
they may appear, NJ they see cause, at said
time and place and object thereto.
by the Court
J. LOOMS, Register.
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J. LOOMS, Register.

STATE OF VERMONT, I IN P rebate
Washington District, So : Court, hold
en- at Montpelier, ,cithin and far said
District, on the 4th day of March, n. ID.
1887.
ENZEKIFL P. WALTON, Executor Of
IA the last will and testament OF Amos
Farley, late Of Montpelier, in said district,
deceased, makes application io said court
10 extend the lime heretofore allowed him
TO pay the debts and egecies from fad es-
tate and seille his administration account,
until some future day--Whe reupon, il is
ordered by said court that said applica ion
he heard al The Probate Office in Montpe-
lier, ON the 9Th day n April 1887, aud it
is further ordered bat nn,ice hereof, he
given Ia the creditors of said estate, and
to all Others concerned, bv publishing the
substance of said application and orders
thereon, in tine Vermont Wa Gilman and
State journal, printed at Mn felier, at
least two weeks beinre the time aforesaid
appointed zoe the hearing Of said applica-
ton. i'y the Cour',
80 J. LOOMS, Register.
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ES1IiE Office will be open from eight o'clock,
: A. NJ. nntiI half past one p NJ. From
; 10 8 and HOW 10 . p Nj every day except
Sundays, when il will be opened al & A. NJ.
and rcninin open until one P. Nj
All letters intended for the Western mail,
must be depos tied in the office or letter boz,
previous 10 ten O'Clock, A. M. All Intended
for the southern and eastern muils must be de.
posted previous 10 half past II, A. NJ. And
all intended Tor The mails which leave in the
morning before light, must be deposited by
o'clock the evening previous.
No letters delivered until postage is paid,
except TO those Who haze quarterly accounts.
Ts-No letter delivered while opening the
mails. CIV. BARKER, p. M.
Montpelier, March, l937
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.REyg.g'jqH,

IN Stowe, 5ih inst, by Nathan Robinson, Esq.
MI Edwin Churchill to Miss Mary Robinson, both
of Stowe.
In Morctown, 9Th inst. by Joseph Sears Esq. Mr.
Wesley Matthews 10 Miss Louisa Spalding.
In Roxbury, Feb. Esd, by Rev Jehiel Smith, Mr.
Horace Bradley to Miss Mercy Shaw, daughter Of
Josiah Shaw, Esq.
In NddlescS, Sunday cvoning Feb. 26h, by
Horace Holden, Esq. MIR. L. W. Miller 70 Mrs
G. q Sanders.
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iCJ7To our AGENTS.. Those OF our agents
who have accounts in their hands for coloc.
ton are earnestly requested to collect tho same
Immediately and remit by mail to Us, and those
having money in their hands belonging 10 US
will please remit the same.
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a ihe brick church, Tuesday eve. MARCH,
ID. A general and early attendance is par
ticularly requested.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-03-14

WILLIAM RoWELL, administrator
w ol the estate Of John pcwor lave
Of Painfed in HE county Of Sullivan and
State Of New Hampsfirc, deceased, res
pectfully represents that the sald John
Tcknor did in his life time enter into
certain contract in writing, hearing doie
February 18th, 1890, to and with David
Tichnor of Albany in the County Of Or
leans and State OF Vermont, being 10 tho
District orOheans Aforesaid. In which sad
contract 1.-THE said John Ticknor dln bind
himself, Ills heirs, executors md admins
traitors to convey to David Tcknor slore-
said lracl Of land situated 10 ssid Albany
being Lot No. 81 Of lots IN said town OF
Albany, conditioned that SAID David Tic
nor would pay 10 said Joha llcNnor me
sum Of three hundred siyiy Two dular' ana
interest on the same, on or before he I'm
day OF February a. d. 1885. That The
snid David Ticknor has in part performed
the condition on his part and now stands
ready to perform in fuli;-whict said CON
tract was al the decease Of said John lick
nor aud still is unexecnied.
Wherefore the said WIN. Rawci prays
the said Court 10 grant unto him liberty
and authority TO deed said land according
to the terms ei said contract, agrecably 10
lie statute in such case made and provid-
cd. WILLIAM ROW ELL, Admir-.
lrasburgh, 9TH March, 1887.
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Pied,

IN this town, on the Oh Of July last, Mrs Betsey
Patterson aged 40 years. Pointers in New York
and Ohio are requested &c.
In Berlin, of consumption, Mr. Austin Pike, aged
10. He was member Of the Congregational
church and died in bssfu hope of immortality.
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NOTICE.

IInryey Tracy, have relinquished to my
4 son, WM, W. TRACY, minor, his
time and services until ne becomes of age.
shall pay no debts OF his contracting utter this
date, and he is at liberty 10 do business the
same as though he were now OF age.
HERVEY TRACY.
Tunbridge. Feb. "a, 1857. 95
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nnANDRETIrs pILLs.

A NEW supply jnst received al W. Mont
~ pcliet Bookstore, and Tor sale Whoiesal'
nnJ Retail.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-03-14

Rev. Solomon Hurlbuf, OF Groveland, Toze-
well Co. Illinois, Acknowledges the receipt Of
Fifty dollars from the Congregational church
and Society of Berlin, W. in August last, to
constitute him q LIE Member Of the American
Foreign Missionary Society.
Groycland, ILL., Feb 7, 1897.
The Vermont Chronicle will please notice
The ahoVe.
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fL}"We would again remind those indebt-
ed TO us, whose accounts ore Ola years stand
ing or more, that payment 10 earnestly desir-
I'd
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-03-14

IrJ' John Trask is requested to act az
agent for the Waterman ard Journal, in
Rochester, W.
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Rim AWAY

ESROM he subscriber on the 5th instant
II ALDEN MEAD. All persons are for
bid trusting him on my account as shall pay
no debts % bio contracting afler this date.
HORACE CHATTERTON.
Middlesex, March G, 1887. e5
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COMMIssIONERs NOTICE..

WE the subscribers, being appointed BY
' the honorable the Probate Court for the
district Of Randolph, commissioners to receive,
examine and adjust all claims and demands Of
all persons, against the estate Of Homer Cush-
man, late Of Randolph, in said district, decea-
sed, represented nsolyent, and also all claims
and demands exhibited in offset hereto; and
six months from the Am day Of February inst.
beng allowed by said court for that purpose,
we do therefore hereby give notice, that we
will attend to the business of our said appoint.
ment, at The Office Of William Mating, in said
Randolph, 90 the 2otA day Of March, & oath
day c. July next, from o'clock, A. NJ. until
O'clock, 2. M on each Of SAID days.
WIN. NUTTING. } Commits
JOSEPH RIFORD, siontrs.
Feb. g. 1887. 81
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EHROM the subscriber on the 9th ult FL
L LOTUS BLISS. All persons are forbid
employing him without being accountable to
me for his wagee. All persons are forbid
trusting him on my account al0r this date.
ARTEMAS FOSTER.
Feb ~, 1897. So
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BANK OF hiONTpELIFR.

BANK OF MONTPELIER.
F7NHl2 stockholders in the Bank Of Montpe.
z lier are hereby notified that an assessment
OF five dollars on each share in said Bank lie
ordered by the Directors, payable on OF before
the Goth day Of April next
CHAS. r. CLFAVES, Cashier.
Montpelier, March ls; 537. 81: 3w
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STATE or VERMONT I


1t is ordered by he Probate Court for
the district aforesaid, that oil persons con-
cerned he notified to appear before the
said court at a session lheeur to be holden
at The Probate Office in lrasbureh, on the
second Wednesday Of April next Ia shew
cause, if any they may have whg1he llber-
" and authority requested in The foregoing
application should not be granted, and
that for tha purpose the said application,
together with his order, he published in
ne Vermont Waterman and Si9lt journal
printed a Montpelier, three weeks sncccs-
sivey, as soon as may be.
,,lfsi,, In testimony whereof | have
Ss@zyas:< hereunto affixed the seal Of said
gag Court and subscribed my name,
>S.sssSsssgESS a Irasburgh in said District,
TssS,ssss' this 4lh day of March, 1887.
by order OF Court.
GEO. NYE, Register.
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tM ANTiNG, one or two good jouraeymen
w attho tanning * carrying business; good
steady and faithful workmen will find good
encourag cement il application is made soon.
TIMOTHY SHEDD.
Wele- River, March ls,, 1887. 54:Sw
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LUTHER DELANOE, ! Commits
HORACE DURKkE, { siouels.
A lbauy Feb. "a, 1897. 81
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NEW ORLEANS


SADDLE g. HARNESS WAREHOUSE,
No. 80, CORNER CusreMneusE AND GRANTEES SITS
VNNllE Subscribers receiving by the packets
n and other late arrivals from New York, in addition
to their former stock, large and ham some assortment
of Satldcry, making their supply for the season ample
and complete--cemprising every kind and quality o
article in their line, among which are
Ladies' and Misses saddles plain and quilted,
Gentleman's do plain, Spanish and Creole,
Bows do do do
Briales, bride Filings martingales.
Saddle bags, double and single,
Valces and medical bags,
Brussels and Valencia carpet do.
Wo,sted girtl.s and sursingIes,
Worsted and straning webb,
Saddle-trees ard stIup feathers,
Holsters and pistol belts,
Best iron framed leather trunks, of assorted Sizes
Brass nail boot top do do do
Coach, zig and crop whips,
Ladies' and Gentlemen stwig do,
Plated, brass and Japancd coach harness,
DO do do barouce do,
Cart breeding, collars, bri;cs and liacs.
Hook and chain names,
Ca harness complete,
Skirtins, harness and baad leather,
Hriit.;:e a!ld top do,
Morocco, deer, sheep and hog skins,
Horse brushes and curry combs,
Together with large assortment of plated brass and
steel bride bits, curb Chains, stirups, spurs, &c. OF
their own importation. Also, SOa plolghs of Kings
brand, of assorted sizes, just received from the manutc-
tory al Eucl Conn all of which they otlcrat wholesale
and retail at TIE lowest prices, and terms SUIT
customers.
They will alss continue to receive tlreug. the year,
v the packets from, New York. fresh supplies of goods
of every description in their line of business.
md SMITH, HUBBARD & Co.
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s. RICHARDS, Tobacco and Snuff manutac-
y :urcr, No. 277, CAM eject, New-orlcans'
wishes to inform: his TRENDS aud the public in general
that he is now prepared to furnish any Thing, III the
above business, md has constantly for ale TIC following
articles:
SNuFFS.
Rose, German ltarpee,
Niacahoy, English Ri :cResent,
American ltappee; Natchito 't,es,
Initiated, American gcn,lemans,
Be,gamot, Dunkcnt kappec,
Irish Blackguare, st. Omar,
Curvcoa, Paris,
Pure Spanish, Half coarse ltappee,
Scotch, and genuine tooth powder
TOBACCO.
Fin. cut chewing, sweet scented or plain.
Fine cut smoking, of various qualities.
Rib-ioot Virginia, Spanish, &c.
The above articles al warranted asg d, fne STU
peiar any thing OF the kind imported, aid will DC
furnished 10 dealers on the liberal terms. may