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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-23

NOTICE..
VENHE FIREMEN'S INSURANCE OFFICE has
Il been temporarily removed Removed to Is Canal
street, next to the Merchants and Traders Bank.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-23

TO KENT.
yNNIIE four story fire proof brick store in Camp
Il street, at present occupied by Messrs. II
Wallace IL Co.
The three story brick at the of Bank AL
ley and Natchez street, present occupied BY Nssss
Heath 81 Co.. the third ry being fitted for bed
room.
Also the Bird story of the brick store in Bank Alley
d door from the last na.led-the 2nd and ID stories
being we'll fitted up.
Possession be given on the 1st November next
uctJ-u CHAS. A JACOBS.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-23

aAEACH BRANDY-A few bbls old and Superior
Il article, fox sale by
READ & BARSTOW,
Ran plaza
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-23

Pssrl and Gold Pen Holders Pearl aud Sil,sr do.
octi8
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-08-02

weass ted q many modsA ey yhleh lo msAs Old more Ihah oSs lnlallbls mOlhed, PlSai iAGn,
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-08-02

As whlg celebration ., lIaws a Grace. Asr. elsphsn Boyd gave as lsssl TAs Sisis q Alssls. Siwi-ws do nOs ks AsE Oalls. either asa 8ksHsr es . Walhw ysl 0hO has pvsmiisa, who In q Enas,ar. wsyema9. epd upsn hSV WSFa In cOnegSlsI IyeR nay
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-08-02

Ium, oScIIlatInG according tO the movements of the body. Although it k impossible to push with the defective arm, he caA draw a burden towards himself with it as strongly and tenaciously as with the other and, in so coing. the muscles are elongated, so that the arm is extended 10 it's original length.
 When the resistance is removed, the mus cles instantly shorten themselves about six inches. To show the perfect non resistance of the apparatus of muscles, arteries, veins and nerves, in the soft, boneless space, we saw him twist the palm of his hand, the other evening, twice round, which consequently presented the strange anomaly of having all the apparatus of the arm twisted like the strands of rope. In that state the pulsa- tions of the branchial artery, and all its branches and ramifcatons could be felt un- der the finger. though passing in gyraiions, like winding staircase, twice round the sotf. unresisting leshy mass. ts1i . !. .,.. Under any aspect in which this curiosity may be viewed, either by the anatomist or the philosopher, the resources of nature, and the admirable manner in which she conducts the concealed functions of living body. are m the highest degree interesting.
 Boston Med. Joarnal.
 EGplosiOa--Wo learn from the North. ampton Courier, that some mischieyous per. son or persons in Pittsfleld, at ll o'clock on the night of the 18th inst. set fro to tho powder magazine. in which were about 1000 lbs ot powder. The explosion dlA Q good deal of damage, chiefly 'M tho bEeaklnr of giaHa' to tho Presbyterian, Dapllst and Meth. odlas meeeIng-houaos. Co tho Medical Instl. tullon, tho School. Housa. TowM.IIouaa and several other bulldIngs.-The Magazine was
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-02-10
ShcriG's Sale.

EpY virtue Of twenty-lour wits d Fieri fac,as
I'D issued from the Circuit Court Of Loande
county, and To me directed, | shall proceed to sell
before the Court House door IN the IOWA Of Coum-
bus, on Monday the 18Th day Of March next ali the
rlght title, clam and interest when Charles Nj.
Stewart and Solomon w. Stewart has in and 10 the
o..owlng town property, to wit: Lots number one
and ten in square number four the south west cor
ncr OF said square, now occupied by Solomon W.
Stewart as Blacksmith Shop; Also lotnumber two,
square number nine, south OIL main street, now oc-
cupicd as a Blacksmith Shop by Robert Biakely
Also part Of lots number four and five, square mum
Der lour south OF main street: Also lots number
six. seven, eight s. len, square number five, south
| of main street; aad all the buildings thereon SAID
property has been levied Oh as the property oil
| Charles Nj. & Solomon W. Stewart TO .,atsfy said
executions in favor Of Benjamin rogner 4 Co.,
| John 7. Keeling, Barry, Maddox & Co, Eckiord
| & Fields, George W. Sanders, James Garter Co
McCluer & Humplnes, DAVID Lloyd Andrew
Weir s. Co., Trotter & Barry, George Tucker, Il
B. Drake, Thomas " b. Moore, Hiram Caldwell
| William NJ Cozart, William CovinglOn, Rodd!
| Smith, John II. Hand, John NJ. Trotter, Rcharc
| H. Brown and Others. Sale within the hour pre-
scribed by law. J. W. BIRN, Sim
Feb 10, 1SS8-3l-6w Pr fee Sl4 OOj
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-02-10
SherIf-s Sale.

ERY virtue oItwelye wrlts Of FL Fa. that lssn-
-lD ed from the Circuit Court of Lowndes Co.,
and to me directed, shall proceed TO sell for cash
before the court house door in the town Of Column
bus on Monday the 18Th day Of March next, all the
right title CAIN ana interest which JAS. II. Mosey
has in and TO the following town property, to wit
one halfol lel No. one, square No two, South OF
Main street, Iorty two feet front, running back egh.
ty five feet, aud one half DIAL the buildings thereon
one half of all the liquors and furniture IN said buzz
dngs it being tie building now occupied by l.. J.
KIRK as Grocery, also lot No three IN square NJ
Two south of Man Street twenty four leet front
running back eighty Feet which has been levied o..
as tie property Of sad Mosey, to satisfy said exc
culons in favor OF ijnn Ely, Sylvester Pear, Sam
uel Ewart, Sesmore e. Brothers, J. < l., Brewster
Tombgby Rgti Road Bank, Francis Leech anl 9th
eIs.--Sale within liz hours prescribed by law
J. w. BYRN, Skr.T. l.. C.
| Feb. 10th ls35.--3l-tds Printers fee $40 81
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-02-10

10y virtue OF wnt Of F.. Fa. thai issued
- IRON the Circuit Court Of Lowndes GoUnly,
ard to me directed, shall proceed to sell at Tie
Court House door in the town OF Coumb Is, on
Monday the 1914 day OF March next, all the right
title, claim and interest which Reuben II. Grant has
in and to the following town property, to wit Lots
number nine and ten, and part Of number eight in
square number seven, north Of main street aad the
buildings thereon; which has been levied on as the
property ofsaid Grant, to satisfy said execution IN
favor OF ~ b. Pass against said Grant and w.
Woodward Sale within the hours prescribed by
law. j. " bI ~, ohu
Feb 10. 1881 SIX FPr fee - ool
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-02-10
Twenty Dollars Reward.

Nv NA 'f4AA .sIA
YENIIE subscriber near Athens, McNroc cdun-
d ty, Mississippi on the AIN JANUARY, 1885,
a negro man called HARRY about tYen'y-eightor
thirty years old, dark compection, about iivo iee'
ten inches high, one Of his upper or under lore "e'a
out, his Rght ha.d has been injured with cotton gn,.
has small r:ari in his forehead, near the eoge Oh
his hair, ,lad on when he lett, dark WOODEN NUM-
ING s,,n,i white cotton pantaloons and old wool lat
I,e viii probably attempt to 20 to williamson coun-
, ~. Tennessee, where &c was raised. Will give
twenty dollars reward tor hs apprehension and con-
fnement in all, so that can get HIM. -
| Ian n ls3S-~29ti ,. b. MOOkE.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-02-10
An Ordinance.

DE Il ordained By The President G'sd Sslfci-
ID u,sa for he lotca If Colstaibus On rrSuidr
Meeting c5nrsaeJ That il shaa hereafter he snaw-
col iof any slave sNSlaveS 10 hire ham, her or them
selves. or 10 trade as lreempn within the limits II c
Corporation vi the said town, either with or Wie1oui
permission oitheyr owner, owners OF emptNer III
empl,vers And Jfany slave ~ slaves be hereafter
found hiring AMI trading CONTRARY to the provE'onS
of tbs Omnancc, 4. sbal'b3 the duty Of tbe towh
Constable ioarrcst such slave ~ slaves, and bring
hun. her OF ibsm lor,hwith before the President Of
sait corporation. And upon CONVICTION, vac owner
or owners. rnpIaycr or emqiAyerSot such Save ~
slaves 50 convicted sarb. fined for every such Of
iencc the sum OF twenty dollars, for tie US nj the
corporation, and the costs OF such as 10 other caSs
Be Il further ordained, Plat lTany person hnd-
INC any Slave 81 slaves hiring trading cuhtiary u
the prov. IONS Of the foregoing ordinance, shat gN'
mtorluq' 30 thereof 10 the sand Cou>table OF Ffes
dent of tie Cooperation, AMI strh save ~ slaves h'
| Convicted. ani tie owner or'ownelS. cmpoyer q
anpDoycrSb b. iined aioIcSa'd mne hai ~ sad Vh'
shall he ilt the use OF such intnrmtr And sle SAME
1 when collected pail over tohlm.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-02-10
SheriG's Sale.

DY virtue of a writ of Flen FacIas that issued
ID from The Circuit Court Of Lowndes Coun-
~ and to me directed will sell at the court house
door in the town Of Columbus, on Monday the lsth
day of March next, the north half OF the east hall oil
north west quarter Of section eleven, township
nineteen, south range 10 west containing thtty
nine ninety one hundreths acres, levied on AZ ue
property OF James L. Hodges, to satisiy SAID eAecI-
s,an IN favor of Sale
within The hours prescribed by law.
]. w. BYRN, Shf.
Feb. 10Th, 1885, -SI-tds. Printers Ice - o.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-02-10
MNL ROBBERY AN MrRnER.

One Of the worst oslamiues that ever befel the
I. ;. Mail in Alabama, occurred betweei Mo-
bile and this place on the nigh, Of she 10Th INST
The Mail was robbed near Stockton, ard the
Driver shot, with two balls, through the head.
The robbers are supposed to be three men who
have been lurking about 5. For some days .pfeyi-
Gus to the murder. Several ofihs City Police Of
Mobile left on "Wednesday in pursuit of them,
and it Is thought they viii be taken. The Post
mastef of Mobile has offered. '$50'reward for
their apprehension. \ pihful sum for Govern
ment, truly.
The Mailssre believed to have been Inc Mo-
bile bag OF the Oh, and two from New Orleans
containing bank notes aud drafts to a large a.
noun, Mon geometry .fdrertiser.'
The PriHisr.-many men, yho have acquired
great fame and celebrity IN the world, began their
career as puntets. Sir VIM. ackstonr, the
learned commentator ON laws, was puntcr BY
trade kiag George Ill learned the AIT, and ieri
quenily set types after he assembled tire throne 81
England. We scarcely need mention Franklin, to
is well known, to all who are familiar with hl'
name, that he was printer. Alexander Cambell
the greatest theoIognn that has graced the Chns
tan world since the Apostahck age, is printer
Gentlemen of the "Cnlt," these are grunyu':
facts; but let Us not be conten, that they alone b
held up to the credit Of the proiesson-et U
honor it ourselves, aud do all we can to keep VI
and elevate sill higher, the character Of our beau
tiiUl ant
The cuisines, oj banking IS sn'iiely d''tinc
from fine hnj.ines, Of Government; and any tw
subjects which are so eon2le.slY distinct ous'
10 be kept completely separate.
Ii banking institutions are controlled ., IN
Government money power and political powe
viii be in the same hands, union which VI
be fatal to repupllcunsm.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-02-10
Notice.

FpY virtue Of tie authority in me vested by a
ID deed OF trust, bearing date the 23d day Of
June. 1881 between Wills Thornton, William ".
Cozaft an4 Aduton b. KIN, and at the request Of
the said William NJ. Cozarl, will be sold on Monday
the l2lh DAY OF March next at public Auction 20
the highest bidder for cash in The town ofCoIumbus.
The following negroes, TO witt Amos and Sllyey,
SOLD TO satisfy the debt intended to be secured by
the deed above named.
A. BOTKGN, Trustee.
Feb 10, lo:}S-5l-5w
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-02-10

The Present .ldaiaislratoa.-Th PRESIDENT
Of The United States has taken position ia refer
ence to the administration Of the affairs OF the gov
emment, which will endear his name 10 succeeding
generaiiOns,& render it a brilliant beacoa-llght fox
their guidance IN the hour Of darkness s danger.
Much had been expected By the true. friends OF
our institutions from Mr.. Van buren,. Ds6n-
gushed as his life had been by an ardent uawa
verng devotion to the great interest OF the whole,
Instead Of narrow subseryiency TO "ihe preten.
sons Of particular classes" il was Justly antici-
paied that when seated on the highest pinnacle Of
! fame and power, he would be able, by the lntlu-
ence of precepl and example, greatly to promote
the public welfare, regardless OF threats and un-
mindful of the sordld interests Of the few as OPP
posed TO the more extended happiness of the ma
ny. lie has fully realized the lnpeS of his sup
porterS, and at this same moment presents to the
world the distinguished spectacle of an enligh-
tened chief magistrate of the most free and pow
ertu republic on the globe, consulting the true
interests of the nation at large at the risk OF his
own temporary popularity. Postertly viii honor
and reverence the brilliant example, and TIE
+ page which records the high acts OF the present
administration will be one vi the highest and
prvudest IN American History. 1t Will exhibit to
future times the glorious triumph OF the repubh
can priaeiole under the most adverse clrcumstan'
ces--when o!eally assailed On every side b!
wealth, faction, lau,sae AID self interest IN every
subtle shape, and at period .. uacSea'Pleu Pc
cunlary embarrassment and difficulty. i.oS u''
teren,, ii the President Of this republic had ainIet
! and ALTERED at the first tumuWous wave Of com
mo;or. How would the spirit OF liberty have
wept, II he had permitted her holy affairs to be
, desecraed for the fleeing ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Of tht
hour As the guardian OF that spirit, he has bee'
faithful to his trIst unmoyed in The midst of dan
: ger, and needless OF the false and dazzling lure
b of perlshabIe aud fading private interest Viii
t a comprehensive eye he has looked to The per
' manent and highest glory and happiness Of hi
country; and when the distresses OF the preSen
pecunlary revision shall have passed away an
f. have been forgotten, hts acts and measures Wi
If receive the universal sanction of patriotism an
e wisdom, and confer upon him tie title Of the hrs
a statesman Of the age in which he liyed-Iro
IS Budget.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-02-10
Trustee'sSale.

NOTICE is hereby given, that in pursuance
~ Of the provisions contained in deed OF
trust executed by Charles Word Of Lownes county
State OF Mississippi, on the first day of juno, egh-
teen hundred and thirty seven, to Matthew Hopkins,
OF the county and State aforesaid, as trustee. tose
cure the payment Of certain promlssory note,
therein mentioned and described, to William J.,
Yates, payable on the FIRST day Of January eighteen
b. 4rcd and thirty eigINi will as said trustee, offer
n.', r. sale at the Court house in Columbus on
,bo second s.ondsy in February next lsSs) al the
.., ,;tle and interest witch The said Charles Word
,'gl'', ~, ~ ,he following described lot or parcel
Of III ond' Wing and being IN the town Of Columbus
anS ppoyn and d, scrbed as .hc north hall of the
north half Of the square numbered forty three north
of Main street. in the pan OF 'he town OF oolunl-
and appurtenalces to the same belonging or any
wise nppefialnng.
The sale will take place between the usual hours
for CASH Dated this Sd day OF January, 1888,
MATTHEW HOPKINS, Trustee.
January 1888 ana
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-02-10
Negroes. Negroes.

NWIIlI. he hired at Public Auction IN front
w ofour Store, on Monday Ihe 10th day or
February, lmstanD until is' dry of January oeNl,
Twenty likely Negroes, men, women am! bays al
first rate Il ri hands; may be earrsd o''y WHERE IN
tie county Also, VII he sod ne c edtt, .layab'e
Isl January, 1889 live likely negroes, men AMI wo-
nan ~, first rate character. Purchasers and. hfeFS
giving notc with two approved .cnanreF>.
F.. B..DIsAKE, Aue'mneor
Fob l0-3l-iW
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-02-10
Exccllfnr,s NOtiCc.

A LII persons having claims against the estate
"A Of Jason &. Crigier, deceased, are hereby
notified 10 present the same authenticated as tie
law requires within the time prescribed by law, to
the undersigned, OF the wall be forever barred.
All those indebted 10 sad est lie, are requested TO
come forward and make immediate payment 10 U.S.
letters ,estamentary having thls DAY been granted
% Tx by the pfobat15 court Of Lowndes county, MIS-
sissiprI. JOHN A. CRIGLER, and
WM. WEAVER, Er'r.
Jan'y O. 1888 BIG
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-02-10
E.anu for NNfe.

NEAR Sarkyillc, the county seat Of oct'bbe-
~ ha county, Mississippi the south west guar
ter, of section thirty four IN township number egh
.scn, north oiraug' number thirteen cast The SovuA
,ui'ter. OF section tFepy IN township
,'a' o,. .acn North OF range thfices east; the
~ ,I 80, .bras, quarter and the north
,vcst Quarter ' Of section ..ber w. N township
seventeen lrarc thirteen cast; the no,th s's' guar.
lar. and the north east quarter of tle horta "es'
uualier, of sechon twelve. in township seventeen,
north of range thirteen east; and the north caStqga-
ter, of section number three, IN township seventeen,
north of range thirteen east The above lands are
selected bv the best Judges, and are offered or cash
or on long credit, and the most accommodating
terms, Apply to the subscriber al b lck'lls Store
opposite tie Eagle Hotel, Columbus, Mss
ADDISON PEEL.
| Feb 10, 1SSS--Sl-U
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-02-10

esscAA=S ,Ac ,eason, 10 commence tn Feb.
ruary and end the Isl July. The pubic VIII be no
tilted al soon rs h g number IS full,
American gc.'amen lately IN England speak Of
lis get there aoN ,elhngi, as very promising, and
they have beeu largely engaged ia stakes Glen
coe has during Two seasons proved cery sure
ST. GILES Nil STAND al the same place. Ow-
ing TO bad hcalui ne failed during $50 almost Gu
trelv Attic close OF last season lie was permit
ted to serve 10 mares, nearly all VI which proved
witt, loaI lie now appears 10 be vigorous II mares
Gail To MN there viii hc 10 charge, or 800 payable
on lhell proving wh loaf.
BENZ perfectly appasrd how important a cDnsld-
Grafton ii is with breeders that send valuable BROOD
Mares from home, that every care Should Dc taken
OF them and tl.cIr poduce' Mf. jackson has pre-
pared large number OF grass lots, with running
water in all Of them, and under good lctce, ana IN
nearly all Of them lie has erected iu0my stables and
shelters lie las had considerable experience ~
breeding booded stock inns -, and ne has also en-
ployed a competent person Wuo Wlil devote all ms
attention To the care Oi te 5i)ck sent % iis lo'ae
| Ii Iuore.is sent lha there le accommodations
lor he will pace tncm careful naats ~ iiie yich'
ty Particular care viii BE- tken vi llafes abou
/ 10 loal. The charge Tor keeping with gram ~ 81
| cts. per week Those who may hHd II most conye
nient to send Their mares By Steam Boat are MORN
ed lhat the largest class OF boats ascend nearly q
All times 10 Waterloo within IS miles Of ar. Jack
sons.
LEVIATHAN continues at Col George Elliott
near Gaatin, Sumner county, Tennessee. Term
500, and 81 TO the Groom payable WITHIN the sea
son. JAMES JACKSON & co.
Feb. 10. lS33-3l-4w
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-02-10
Nntice.

yENiIE Co.partnershis heretofore existing IN.
der the style and firm of Smith, Raingeard
4 n il thi3 day dissolved By mutual consent, all
nets,ns Indebted to the late firm, will please cal!
and settle their accounts, and those having claims
against the firm will present them for payment
SMITH, QAiNGEARD s. co.
Ian " lS39-99-lm
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-02-10
COMMITTED to the jail of Winston conn.

ANOM M1TTED to the jail Of Winston conn
~ ty by James Phagan, Justice Of the Peace,
on the 5st January, 1898, negro man who says
his name is RAY, and that he belongs 10 Samuel
Rathn OF Madison county, MISS; SAID negro IS about
20 years old, five feet ten inches high, 0fe DIRK
complexion, no scars percevabIe, and had on when
taken up lnsy hunting shirt and panaloons Of the
same, and had IN his pc session bay horse, which
says he had stolen between this and Madi Jon taHD!.
The owners of the negro aud horse IS equested 10
come forward, prove property pay charges, or tuey
will be dealt with az the law dlrccls
JOHN IL. HARDY, Sh1f
Feb 10, 1333-3I-3w PA tsc 81 0a
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-02-10
NDWARD A. SMITH X JAMES III.
- PETERSON having formed cOpaTtnef4

q FRIERSON having formed coOpaFthe'-
shin under the firm and style ofSmith 4 Frerson'
and bought out the interest ofthe late firm OF Smith.
Rangcard s Co They will continue the buslne = !
at the old stand and trust their Efforts to please and
rive satisfaction may entte them to the conhdcnr"
Of the public. new and full supply oil every ar
tcIc in their line will be received, ana The"
| terms viii always be LIBERAL
| lam 81 IS3S--q9ut
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-02-10
State of Mississippi, Monroe CO.

+, obats court, November tenn, 1887.
EKN0 all persons interested in the real estate Of
n Joel MNeely, late Of SAID county deceased;
It appearing 70 the satisfaction OF said court that
the personal estate o said deceased is not sufficient
to pay tie debts oil said estate it IS therefore order
ed BY the court on petition ot John Fail, the Ad-
minstra,or, that publication be made IN tho ColuE-
bus. Democrat, n newspaper printed in the town OF
Columbus, and State Of Mississippi, for thirty days,
notifying all persons Interested IN the following DC
scrbed lands, Of which SAID Joel M'Neely died
seized, to be and appear at the Court house IN said
county, on the first Monday OF February ne Il. The
and there TO shew cause, any they have, why the
same shall not be ordered for safe, . satisfy H..
debts Of said deceased, 70 wit: two hundred seres
of land more less, lying one .,,e north Of Ham
lllon and formerly known as Willis mills: alao
known as Willis + Sealy's rAlls Issued ID dav 81
January, 1883. Ia. Ii. MORGAN. CT.
Jan v 21t4 Price 81 SO
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-02-10
New Goods.

r. GRIGSBY, having re-engagcd N the
-. Mercantile business, and respectfully IN
firms the Gentlemen and Ladies Of Columbus, and
Lowndes county generally, that he s now opening
in The brick store recently occupied hy Messfs
'Frotter aud Barry, a beautiful AMI well selected
stock oflancy and Staple Dry Goods, consisting 70
,rt Of line plain and figured slIks, satna and cial-
H.. printed Lawns, Muslins aud cambrcks, ging-
l., M English, French and American prints OF va
.:,, n, ters aud qualities, embroidered slls crape,
,nsrnn AIM wis, fancy and marino nd BIS line needle
,,orEnJ and hemstelied pocket DO. for ladies',
RUNNER NJ Frcuch worked capes and collars super
ar,rlr threat aud bohinett laces, tdgings and IN
",,,nns ,;ler,d satin scars aud aprons, plain
h,rs Ssiss and 4, ul i,,usn', plain and figured bob
i"n,, corsct ami COZ cd skirts, tuskan and silk han'
nets, ladies satin loopei AID embFodcred gloves
s,lk and cotton hosiery, IaNs and misses KID mo.
Rocco satin aud lasting Slippers, ed mack'naw and
negro blankets, blue black, brown nd steel mixed
| cloths, casmcrs, satnetts and ready mate eo'mhS'
| LYNX, capes and peoTines large; gjld ah'' SHSes
watches. line breast aud hair pms, head ornamcu s,
car aud hngcrrngs gold guard chains and ladies' IAN
| cy boxes, geuteIneis fine hats, boots and shoes,
prairic boots, Russet brogans, &C. sc. Together
| with many other articles too numerous TO mention,
| which. since ne is determined to sell very low tor
CASH or 10 punctua customers on time, he invites
thc customers of thelate firm OF Jsmcs Carter :.
Co his friends and the citizens generally 10 call and
examine Jan. 81 isS5-29n