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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-06-01

7 The CaoPs.-We believe there neve
was finer prospect for abundant crop
than tins spring affords. The season Sc
far has been uncommonly favorable
which the appearance Of the crops fully
evinces. Should it continue to the enc
we have no doubt but the products o
the present year will far exceed that o
any former one. The planters are in high
spirits and seem to perceive some pros
Pect of getting rid the vexatious embar
rasments which have for the last few
years absorbed their means, and in many
instances reduced their fortunes toa tota
wreck. 1t only wants time aud little
patience and Mississippi will smile Pc
cuniIriIy and commercially, as prospe-
rousIy.as her crops do this spring.
TIE New HERcULAyEuu.- We see
that a subterranean city has been dis
covered on the coast Of Peru. We hope
that when the labors Of the scientific
and the curious, shall have opened this
mighty tomb, some interesting facts will
b. brought to light as to the early inhab-
itants Of this country. This same town
may be the western Athens, and deep
beneath volcanic lava, and many mass
of ponderous rock may be inhumed
another parthenon. This may have
been colony Of Etrurians, or advcntu-
rcrs from some of the Grecian isles. and
in some of their buried museums we
may find some clue to the actual artist
from whose hands came the Apollo and
Venus de Medicis. Or if there be any
truth in the conjecture of the pious en-
thusiasts, who believe that the ten lost
tribes of Israel were wondrously trans
planted TO this western world, who
knows but this may be a town of these
same wandering Hebrews, and if Korah-
like they were swallowed up by an earth
quake, and that shortly after their ad-
vent to this western continent, we may
happen TO find an entire Hebrew bible.
and actually be enabled to turn over the
leaves of those hidden volumes to which
we are so often referred, in that pious
book. But Jews or Pagans, we have
some doubt as to whether a city just such
as this is described to be, exists in the
regions of reality; we are somewhat dis
posed to ascribe to it a different locality.
We would not be surprised if the first
travelled SaraH we see from there,
should tell US he saw an Indian graveyard,
but city there was none.
Had il sunk in the earth, had it vanished in air.
He saw not, he knew not, but nothing is there.
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Do"'E hNIFE.-This formidable
-1i' II seems has been returned to
''ard and laid upon the shelf. In
ords' the paper which bore this
aPPeilation has recently expir-
= IS succeeded by the Southern
YET. The character Of the latter
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-06-01
sHERIFF-s SALE

John B. Moore. On E. IA on bond 20
vs. Noveu Der term 1879.
James H. Scott, and Madison circuit come.
Thos- Muilin,
RY virtue OF the above stated case .
~ me directed. | shall expose 70 pub
lie sale, for cash. before the Courthouse
door, N the town OF Canton,
On The Third Monday IN JuEs. is5a,
One likely Negro Boy Save, called
George.
Levied on as the property Of defsn-
dant. and will be sold 70 satisfy PLAIN
fits debt and cost. Sale % take Place
within the hours prescribed b. law
8 VI. FLOURNOY, Sh'T
b C. HICEEEs0S. Deputy.
June ], 21-Z2 Pr tee -
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REGINIENTAL ORDERS.
HEAD QUARTEES.
IT" { = = = J. 7. y =
Nernnn. MnN o. 1870

Vernon, MAY 81, 1339i
EIHE following gentlemen will com
II pose the Regimenral Staff Of The
25th Regiment. Mississippi Militia
John H. Thomas, Judge Advocate,
with the rank Of Captain.
Joseph J. Pugh, Surgeon, with the
rank OF Captain
Robert V. Davis, Adjutant, with the
rank Of Lieutenant.
c. C. ShackIeford. Quarter Master,
with the rank Of Lieutenant.
r. A. Tebault, Surgeon MAJOR.
They Will be obeyed and respected
accordingly.
VIM. GARTLEY.
Col 25th Reg. Miss. Militia.
June I. 1889 elf
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-06-01

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b have III, .r-,.a 80 N me op.nlon
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"e eternal triumph of ignorance and
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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-06-01

e-- 5ar -e-- 1855.
Thomas Re-. ra--s and, Efl-s-.- GREAT rs---
James a. Pu---
Eb ! virtue Of the above stated case
ke to me directed. I vii. expose G. pub
lie sale. for cash. before tae Calr--la--e
door IN the town @. Canton.
On tLe Frs, H5n9ag n Jafy 1850,
The following described land - wit
Bounded on The south 5v che county ..aa-
on the ives, b. Josiah Nichols. ol ra-
north BY Geo. g. Porter and John L NJ
Cary and G.. a. Fitzgerald. AMI Oh the
east bv Chas. B. Green. l- being -le u.1-e
Whereoo defendant Reynolds a1u re-
sides
Levied on ami WI. D sold 90 SATISFY
the above stated ca~a.
: IT. FLDURNUI- >n-E
b. J. 4 P-sH. D-na-v.
June ]. 2l-25 IPr ee 81
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sHERIFF,s SALE.

sHERFFF,S SALE.
Robert Faucet and On f. IN on bond 20
Brothers, November term 1889,
vs. Madison circuit court.
Avis w. Harris and
John T. bearing,
Morse & Gamble,
vs. Same and same.
Alvis w. Harris and
John T. bearing,
sgY virtue of the above stated cases
10 me directed, will expose 70 pub
lie sale, for cash, before the Courthouse
door in the town of Canton,
On the Third Monday in June, 1899,
The following Negro Slaves, 10 wit
Alison, Anthony, Nathan and Rachael.
Levied on as the property of Avis
W. Harris, and will be sold TO satisfy the
above stated cases.
s. NJ. FLOURNOY, Shift.
By D. A. FRENCH, Deputy
June /, 21-23 Pr fee S61
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-06-01
sHERIFF-s SALE

RY virtue Of the above stated cases
" to me directed. I vii expose % Pz5-
lie sale before the Courthouse door, n
the town Of Canton
On he first N7Hl1y II jag i>S9-
A house and lot Of ground IN the r0wn
Of jacksonville. known IN the p-o- q
said town, as the ives, half OF \ part q
lot number s.xtv-one- Also. = lOt OF
Drugs and Medicines
Levied on as the property o. SAD o.
fenda0t. and SiIl BE SD - satisfy the
above stated cases
: NJ FLOU RNOF. SA,H-
BY c. HIcEEz>oy. Dsp&rg-
June Isl 1889. 2I-25
printers fec 50
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\ termaEant tod her spouse that she be-
IIeved he Was related 10 the devil; .-gnly b.
p ar-iaEe.-' was his reply.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-06-01

VAL are authorised 10 announce Col. II.
w Phillips, a. candidate for Senator Of
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-06-01

pY virtue Of the above stated cases Cd
- me directed bv the honorable err
cult court United States, for the south
ern District of Mississippi I VIII expose
10 public sale for cash a. the Court
house door in the town OF Can.on.
on the
SECOND .HOND.4F N JJN-E. 1880.
Twenty-four Mules, SIX Horses, enc JACK
Ass, a lot Of Corn and Fodder, Farming
Utensils. together with several likely
Negroes
Levied on as the property Of defendant
and will be sold to satisfy plaintiffs debt
and cost. Sale 10 take place within the
hours prescribed BY law
". N. GWIN. --zrsas.
b T Cook. isput4-
June l. 2l-22 Pr fee IS
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!, 70 seek and serve for gain,
=, follow but for form,
'"N INTO the oblivion their vileness
y I'VE to be unregistered on the
Of iniamy.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-06-01

NIAR>HAL-> SALE
Martha P-ea=la-- s. CO.. C.-c-s- ----- g-se-
states e .1- CD A-s--
:. Haub.ea s s-r---z.N Germ 1899
RI virtue orthe above stated cases 60
Il me directed from the honorable
Circuit Court Of Madison cola-v. I sla..
expose TO public sale. -1 She highest b.-
der. for cash. Al the Courthouse -lar.
In TIE town Of Canton
On tle See5ad Hgafag 81 JAM 1882
One Negro Slave, named Peter. aged
about H. years
Levied ca as -ae property Or sa.1 d.
PENDANT and VIII Be sold % satisfy -he
above stated case.
Sale to take place within The hau-s
prescribed bv iav-
W. " GNIN. JT1-s5r'.
b J F Cook. lsarltz-
June !. 2I-22 Pr --e -
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sHERIFF,s SALE.

SHERIFF-S SALE.
Douglass & Thompson On veud. expo m
use &c. November term 63a
vs. Madison circuit court.
VIM. Ragsdale and
). II. Ashley,
PY virtue of the above stated case to
AD me directed, will expose to pub
lie sale, for cash, before the Courthouse
door in the town of Canton,
On the Third Monday in June, 1889,
The following property, to wit:-One
Yoke of Oxen, one OK Cart, eleven head
Of Cattle, twenty head Of Hogs, and TWO
Horses.
Levied on as the property Of defend
ant VIM. Ragsdale, and will be sold TO
satisfy plaintiffs debt and cost.
S. VI. FLOURNOI, Shift.
By J. J. HEYRY, Deputy.
June 1, 21-23 Pr. fee 81
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-06-01

RY virtue Of the above stated cases
- to me directed, Twill expose to pub
lie sale. 70 the highest bidder for cash,
before the Courthouse door in the town
of Canton,
On the first Monday in July, 1889,
The coIlovinr DroDarty- to-yrft.
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SETERIFF'S SALE.

J. SilverbIrg & Co. On Alias fl ia.
vs. on bond 10 Oc.o-
Samuel BiIIingsly, tober term, 1899.
y security, IN Madison Cir
Leigh Maddox, & Co, cult Court.
vs. Same.
Same.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-11

Art. IL. Que les dvilcndes dc profits apres
avor pave tputcs charges ct dGpcnscs dc la com
pagn eront declares ct pay ICES les actonnairca
lc premier Luudi dc Juliet dc rhaquc anncGe pen.
dans Persistence dc cctle conpagnie reinforcement
rcservant dix pour cent dos profits pour les casual
tics.
Art, -. Qu'a une election gcntralr dcs action
naires toutes les rCIlcs CT regulations regard du
nombrcs dies votes que Chaquc acomnarcs tevra
bonner, ct 1uclquo autr; chose relative 10 bicn-
6trc dc la comp gne seront conatr6, ct les rGglcs
ct rCgul tons uvant dit donominGts les Par
lois dc Ia con,pagnic de rcnorqut Phoenix" ct Ia
meme obligatoro sur les cit" actionnaircs Ct
lcurs hGrIticrs.
Fait ct plssG mon Ct udc dams la vl,n DO la
Nouvclle orleans, en- 10 presence dc Daniel J.
Ricardo, CT J. w. Hassard, t6nons dagc rcqus
ct dcmcurant daus Gctie vile qui apposent curs
signatures ensembles, avrc les dit tcmnns ct moi,
lie dit noluirc, premiere Ayr mi! hut cent trcntc
HUT.
Original sisn5, Johns. Walton, Joseph W. Da
Wis, B Harrod, D. B. CIarks, $. Morrison. Anna
bic, A. B. Bcin, John Hughes John II. Osborn.
Mark Thomas, John Hall, J. h'ssard, D. J. Ricar.
do, Joseph b. Mtrfs, not. pub.
Jo ccrte one ccci est uno vruc copic dc rorig
nal acte cxtant mon rGgstre; Gu ccttn fol
JaccolLe ces presents sous ma ma sigma urc ct le
sceau do mon office a Ia noavelle Orleans, 10 81
avrH.
n29 ct JOS. B. MARKS, Not. Pub.
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4 BEAUTIFUL hend Of hair is til" grandcst orna
~ ment belonging 10 the human frame. How strangs
~ the loss of it changes the c"r,ne nance and prena
turrlv brings on the appearance of old ac, which
many to recnl at being uncovered, md some times
even to shu' society avoid til" tests and sn.ers OF
their acquaintance: tho remainder Of their lives con
loss of property fills the thinking vunh with
that neavv sinking gloom does the loss of his hair
TO avert all these unicn ant circumstances Olhidsc'
Balm of Columbia stops the ha from FILLING off IN tue
first application, and afew bottles it again. 1t
likewise produces eyebrows and wis>ers prevents the
nar from turning makes it curl beautifully, and
frees it from scur. Numerous certificates 'o the frs,
responsibility in support of the virtues of Odr65ei
Balm, ara shown by the proprictors.
W Read the lollowng:-
Robert Wharton, ESQ. late Mayor of rhi!aAclph
has certified may be seen below, the hlg chara
ter of The following gentlemen.
The undersigned do hcr"hv re'tiiv That have used
the Balm OF Columbia discovered nv J. W:ridge aud
have found II highly Sorv'cnbie only preventive
acans, the falling of Of hair bu, also certain ,cstor
tive.
WILLIAM Tl,,TCnE:N, Senior,
Methodist Minister in II George ctar-e,
M "i North Fifth 81.
JOHN INGilS,3 2l A,rh street.
JOIN d THOMAS, NJ D, l@3 Races,
JOHN FtREi, 1h' Srrnce street.
HUGH McCUEDf. 2i} South I'd st.
JOHN GARD, Jr, l23 Arch street.
1t is known that three of IL. above SignprS NOR
than 80 years o; age snd the others no, eas than &C.
t!r"n the Mnyor.l
Con.nonw ealt', ut PENNSYLVANIA. ,
City of Philadelphia
| VI, Robert Wharton. Mayor Of said city of Pale
rhin, do hereby certify that am we'll limited vii,
HlessGs lnGls, john : Furs :, aud Hugh NJ Card
hose names signed To the tinn certificate THAT the
gentlemen OF character AMI rcsnrcluilty, and Il
such full credit should be given the said cer,ite cute
IN wnrs = VIII rcof have herruntn set my ham
| aud caused the seal Of ,ic v.y to be fixed, ih
| 9th dry Of Drcrmher SC.
/ r.. :. ROBERT WHARTON, Mayor.
- 0BSEliN L TINT zach hu.H, It the HaU5'Ly rE Ia
spc.li''! ems aeed wraPPry, Inch iepscsepe
| the Fall ,gNiagar6, I<ra
Solf brIrenl, 40 fr,.7 u. .9r sole aEsnts Ia.
RIGA. o. FIrtcile' EgCG,, i u N6idGf Ga.a ,., -.
bel y Pearl street, and by druggists and perune
t rash he county.
| JARVIS & ANDREWS,
| ms Wlu!esuir Agents, New Orleans,
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n NRRIS y Z NJ. 30 ch-rras sheet, ale now
~ receiving ana oF'ulag hFn snlesdid, ST.
s,antinl and f lrua ir sfnc& OF rrniry the,
hava ever cyhihrlt G % m ark e. c.l,ls is ~ a.
par, Of the following ar'i,u 'ipe, tIHa 6ioea. ia
black, london brown, ciuo", o"r", ''t7 lon smpk-
and golden olive truck und dress costs; tseaaef,
stable aud harrn l,rn froct coats, elegantly 5ris
ed; fancy and plain black cashmere and cl",h
psnlaoons. english and french fancy and piai,
silk and satin vests: real new market comforts;
english and french fancy and pam scarfs and
hdkfs; chamos, sks-weh and gum elastic sus-
penders; channels, mcrino, lamhs wool, welsh fans
mel, silk md cotton net eheris and drawers; fine
iinin and cotton shirts, with linin bososas plnin
and rufiied; ivorv pearl aud plaza bundle silk uu.
hrellas " Crafts" premium Glcves--also, a
beautiful article of white kid, for weddings, bale
&c.. SpIitteheld silk and rantana hdkis; plaia
figured and embroidered Cambria do. silk, lamb
woods, ma rino, eermantoT and brown and whit,
cotton half hose; all Of whichlhsy otfr. lew 10
cash. OF TO Pun'ual customers % uausl. Nov. /
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ElAI DE LA LOUISIANA.
Cour d" Premier District Judlcalre-L'Etat de Ia
LoulsIana,-a tous ccux que ccs prcsentes con-
ccrnemt-Salnt
a IlENDl' que uIlam Nackey, de Ia vile de
"A Mays'lHe, kentucky, ayant achete unc vente
latte par lie sherIi dc Ia fArosSe dotIeans la pro-
prlcit cI'aptes ccrhc' s'cs' hddrc>sc ac grofe dc
;o,r 10 NJ; 90 ranuIo ls3o ~ W., ~ "o r
ytr l,on, m ,,,, ,,o Ia ,,- IL, rL,,, L.
la Louisiana intitulG a. tu p.ur contirmer les
titrG- DIES acgnGreur~ y.,lr+ yldIc,aIT's :" APP
prouy< lie ~ M.n, T. J. tlpIi sjit en-, Al, ct
toutes personn o,' SOM mar cr, pr6senIcs
somlnGs az NOM oc = r., lo0tbane ct do Ia
cv,lr ,u i'-c:HD'r ltulrrl y0'Dr ,' nj pourra ant
ayor ru pr'p: -. Grug" uGcr'te, ~ IA .i X
queu' d01 H0l 4 i4rlt 49,! ~ odrc lc ,Crrct
uuln jug u,raL d, Ia eour, en- voru duqucl la vcn,e
4 + ,-,r.r 49, l.uie irJcgu!aritG on G galitt dams
T. -.O34I, sD. rnyIs ou lc temps ct 10 mode de Ia
y,rJ". lsoar sutu qucconque, de
I, 7e hr G4us trcntc ours, a datcr dc la pubca-
Ir get avis, pourquoi la ventc a4ns taitc nc
- I,s, contirmGeet ho.oIoguGc.
l.. dite pruprCG tut vcnauc par e Sheriff sus
du c ] lclhe jour d'AvrIl dc lannoc $50, en- vcrtu
Gun dt;rct de cctta cour, rS:du lie , dc Mars dc
Fame; 1889, dans r~tftire dc William Mackcy
Contro Bier Stprvcr No. 1876 du docket dc
ccttc cour, ac!aquelic ycntc lcd, William Mackcy
s'rst rcndu ;.cquGrcur pour 10 priX dc $27 100
payable CONNIE su--savoi,:
lucultreur Ass unlant IL pujnCnt de la Motto dc
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ALLIGA TOR LINE.

Mobile to Augusta, via Florida.
d Lss''; AM, MTI ss w%s,ay" s T"1rs c
- s5ssn splendid steamer Champion, Tex.
ccpt in case Of st,rms,) to Pc sacola thence per
steamer Lac Roy to La Grange, and thence four
horse post coaches via Mariana, Bliubridgc, Pin.
derton, Bcrrlen, Outlaws. uod Perry, to Macon,
Gl thence via AlilIcdgcvillc, and Sparta, to War.
rcnton, thence per rail road cars to Augusta.
Tho Champion is in splendid order, with new
copper boilers, coppercd aud ppcr fastened.
Tho 10 Roy has been thoroughly repaired, her
accommodations are as handsome as any hou
The beau ifu Santa Rosa Sound, and Cuocta
watchc Bay present the most Interesting steam ma.
vigatinn in the Souih--.clnr at tho samct me
perfectly land locked.
The Teams are not s,lrass, d on amy route in the
country tho drivers to uian, careful and al,rn
tvs.
Tho bridges heretofore dangerous have en-
newly built, so that high waters 90 not inter Gro.
Iho eating houses nave boen niostlg changed,
and are Ro%' as good as on any road in the Sonth
Il Is generally known that tie excellence and
hardness Of the roads enable the teams II, all sea-
sons to make great speed. Their smoohn, 50 Sc
cures the Traveller from the ordinary iutigu1 oil
stage travelling.
Tho Line is now CRYING It's passengers from
Augusta to Mobile in four days AID twelve
hours, Or to N, W Orleans in four days and twenty
hours. Going to Augusta, the line is six days
travelling is the in the other direction Ut
the difference OF time the route, is caused by il
day being lost in Pensacola, which, however, is
we'll repaid by tho op ortunity it gives n!scu G
tho Navy Yard, tie Old Spanish For,s etc. The
travel or also sleeps Il, Macon, and again ut " ar
tenion. This arrangement will continue til. the
travel turns northward, when tn line will be the
me from Mobile to Augusta, as it is n,w in til,
| other direction.
This Advertisement contains Il plain stat mcn
OF facts, the accuracy Of which thu proprietor.
guarantee to each passenger in The penalty Of h
stage fare.
Maps ofthc Line may DO at tho Elk llangt
Hotel, New OreAns, aud at tha Mansion House
Mobile.
Fare through from Mobile to Augusta, SAT 81
The line extends, by branch to Tallahassee
at Chatlalooche, the line connects with thu
steamboat carrying tho mail to -Apa achicola an,
| St. Joscphs.
Office ut the Mansion House. Mob To-
ml7 0 EOSTWICK, Agent, Mobile.
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DUCATluN-FRENCH and ENGLlSH,--
Mr. jaime S, recently arrived IN this city, bgs leave
to inform the citizens OF New Oneang that lie will
open an academy on Monday, ii, January, =, No
10 Toulouse street, nr ire instruction Of youth Of
both sexes, in French and English, in which b
will be ably assisted by Mrs. james and 1f-s
Merther, who speak both those Ianguas' e @ii
great tuency and purity, and who will 'uh, nag
OF the departne nj OF the young ladies.
Mr.. James viii give his whole ateu,io "a III
various branches of education, and fiiue,a hilisa
that he will give entire satisfaction 10 tn ,ss n
may honor him with their confidence. ny
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| EbCPE-ltV coils for SAL by pa
| N aprii2 a lRlCh, 81 PFg IN
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SE AhElAGE P!liSlOi.o''ICAl.lf nISClS-
VI SEQ. Translated iru,u the French o! Jean Du-
nais, y d. Ly WaIn Greenfield.
Pan sst, On the nen 9.itE -ot2iauloye!
Parr Cd Instructions in courl'ng, wi,.i a~sn,e Tor
Love! #
r Pa "a a. :
Marriage PhysiooaisaIly Discussed is the
use,, aud decidedly the nVst interesting work that We
read, twill brra u inGre rai<cs and spiuserS
ana make more .Iurt Carried i!.an any
publication that has cverhccn sanctioned by the court
of iiymen.--La noHdita1.
Tins is IL treat book and viii be productive of much
good in the community, 1t is true II contains much
and II! the Pope had written on It he could mot haze
treat il more It.ica,ely. Ne csprciuy recommend
its Instructions: in CouliE. 10 The al"htI"n ol all
young ladies AID grItlcm ltH may be IN quest o
parlncr>.-Le petit Courier DeS i'"meS.
For sulc at no % pul Jras ST between Magazine and
Camp street. Price 81
4 kATS-200 tus.e!s landing from steamer i!omer,
as 81 'i,avicr st
I OAF SUGAR-5n basket q, IL store tor s'1" W
IL muyl SHALL BROWN, "6 Magazine It
SsAlNTS, OILS, GLASS, BRUSHES, Mc.-.lsl
4 landing from ship Constitution, and Tor sale
10000 feet Of glass, best quality from 8Nl0 t, 25N2z
800 kegs waite lead pure; $50 do green paint i'll %
br kegs "A oz upuedtins lor 5000 lbG l,hrage
900 do cases crolne green powder; superior article
do cans; large assortment OF sash tools OF every
size and qraitv sable pGncs for artists; fiat marking
brushes for merchants; artists colors i'll oil ready pre-
pAre, boxes, ttad :.p with all nscossAry brushes
artists teols NC.
Flake and ,em,nitv white; 90 packs gold leaf white
and yellow wax gum arabic; and large and choice as
sediment Of paints dry colors oil, turpentine varnis,
ST. for sale Wholesale and retail, at the lowest price
4 hN MONDELLI,
Il
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" BOATS hare their Bills struck of, in one
or more Colorcd inks Plain Coorcd Paper, ,riM
despatch, and on tarorable Terms, By hcocing h'ir
ORDERS at TRUE AMERICAN OFFICE, corner OF
poy,Iras and ST. Ci.r.s streets.