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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-04
RICHARD C..

LExISGroX, September &c The ,7ial cf this indivi
dual. indicted FIR tie murder Of Pitman, committed al
the White Sulphur Springs in the m"nih Of August,
lS35. was closed on las, Tuesday morning-havIng oc.
cupied something more than four days OF the term. II
was certainly The most inter sting trial Of the kind that
has ever taken place in this county, or indeed in this
portion Of Virginia The Court house was ikrnnged
from lis commencement 80 lis close-tvery ind vidnal
n,anifesling The deapes, anxiety TO hear every thing that
could be advanced on The side Of The Commonwealth. as
well ns in the behalf Of The unfortunate prisoner. The
evidence, which was closed en- Friday evening after
candle light, was listened TO with The most inte nse
nnxiely-an anxiety arising in a great degree from the
hurrid and shocking ntroci'y Of the act, rs we'll as iiIc
nature Of the defence which was set np-vIz: "lasGni.
In" We would stale The evidence fired on both sides,
but as the question will be before The General tourt.
and a new trial may possibly be the result, II wouh be
wrong TO soy aughl calculated TO influence any subse.
Gupn, decision
The argument was commenced on Friday morning by
Thom0sJ .Mehie. Esq Attorney for The Commonwealth,
in n speech Of great ability, which occupied about three
hours. He was followed by Ednard JOhnson. Esq, Of
B"tsiourt, in a speech OF six hours in behalf Of the pri
soner-C Z Dorman, Esq Who spoke about an hour
and a ha!!-and Gen. b G. Ba'deia Of Augusta, who
concluded the defence in a speech of four hours. All
these gentlemen sustained their high repnta'inns Tor
ability and eloqnence. Mr.. Niche then closed the ar
gument for The Cnmmon wealth. in q speech Of near three
hours, and which was characterized BY great excellence
The Jury then retired tn their room, but being unable to
agree were adjourned oTeI until The next morning, when
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MARSHALL HOUSE. RIcHMosp.

HyHlS House is on The Eastern corner OF Bank
Square, two doors below The Bank Ut fIrginIa, and
Immediately opposite the Exchange Bank The atten
,ion Of the proprietor will in future be turned princi.
pally 10 the accommodation OF transient company and
members nf the legislature. having declined taking ia
miles as vrarty boardars Members who desire 10 bring
their families with them, can be accommodated with
chambers inferior to none in the City. Early upplica.
tiuns are desirable.
Oc,a 43-tlD
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, from ,,,s ftuu,f, rendered u

alter receiving instIuc:toh from hs i'"""' "'e''u
verdict. $, hie.r..g Tic uni'i M"
il ID. JnI aaG s,}nniar} L"o't ~ -. ''.'' p %S"'
t,H pms.
!, hv sem. 81, our nj ana l"rrib G REMARKS II" spoke "i
III. uninrtunu'e young man $ tn'y mr. "he" t'u
brh,Id his OPENING promise Win Ffidr-"'rh ne was
universally b.l"v, by all who kne" h!iii-ntn "hen
49, ,,,n, c,,o, c,,d with HIM PROMISED an h norntle
u,ri,,,d and muci. usefulness ~ society lie waTh'd
liz ,n,ap men. and Indr.d al! present, 81 me cause 81
he ru,n. and aGmunI.lird them I" beware o. that irl
D.u,r n,.,nn.toncp. whiut, had reduced hum 10 his
ptesr NJ unfortunate c"ucilinn was ms vice WING"
r,,.,d Gwa,krn's ruu-Iwas this which was mainly
lhr cause Of the act. which has driven ms
n,an from society, and doomed nm y" pass lne mlsriso'e
,,np,,t Of hs DAYS amunr crInInnls and ielnns How
sad the ruin which his demon has "fonGh' !" ma"y
bri,hf h-pes has il destroyed. How many otil'aht young
men under lis influence have clns'o weir oays IN woe,
and w,elchedness. and crime! It's thus which fills our
nils and pfnirrrliarifs and furnishes our lih"f's wan
yiciims-in truth. 'ls this . which weaVes lhr Wihu,hs
shee, nj snuls. and folds then in the urn OF dFa'ii! LEI
he instructive lrs son wh; h his late ifaches u ihdeiioy
impressed upon ell who heard the tiiai,
There il n " one who regrets this nor u a W
self We regret il, on occuun; ot hs innocent relatives
and friends, vino are exceedingly numerous and highly
rpspec,abie. Indeed. no criminal has ever Eeen arfSlgn'
ed al tie bar Of public Justice. whose 'rirnas ann con-
rrainns in society occupied q more en'iabie posi'l"h
But we especially regret it on occ"unt q! MS, worthy
brother. " hose conduct on the occasion mas WOO q MIN
the respec, of ell who saw him, and heard his eVidenc
and OF that omiable and excellent sister, who reared
him 10 manhood, and whose kindness ana love, as ex'
e,npl.Ged throughout This whole trial, show her 10 be an
ornament To her sex, aud rminently worthy OF all the
/ high commenda,ions which her conduct and her test
mnny received from all the counsel in tie cau'e-ano
indeed from oil Tho were present.
The sentence Of the Court will not be executed un'i!
The decision of the General Court, on the point whicl
has been carried before ;L.-puNcy Star.
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% EisTiC.
From the Charleston PairiDt If September IS J
DEATH OF GENERAL HAYNE

4 ram IIp I ~ 4 W ~ 50
DEATH OF GENERAL HAYNE
The ink is scarcely dry with which we recorded the
death of one eminent citizen, before we are called upon
10 register The demise of another. II is with feelings ut
ineI p.sssible pain we have to state that Gen ROBERT
Y. HAYNE, one whom bath The State Of South Caro-
lima and the City of Charleston delighted To honor and
cherished with a warmth Of AFFECTION that never knew
obatemenl-die nj AshviIlr (N c. on Tuesday last,
AFTER q few days illness. of Bilious Fever. Gen. lIayne
was in his d9;h year Thus has persisted in The ripeness
OF his faculties and The maturity of his usefulness, q CT
tizcm who was Identified, through a long and prosperous
public career. with almost every scheme for The advance
manl Of the commeFcial prosperity Of cur city aud The
political elevation ui our State
In The various offices which he filled successfully OF
Member Of the House Of Representatives and Attorney
General Of the Stale, Senator in Congress, Governor Of
the State. and Mayor of the City, he gathered increasing
resppct from the people, and has, in descending 10 the
tomb, left The rich legacy Of his virtues TO ennoble a
name already iilustrinus. IN the annals OF South Carolina.
As few individuals in public life have enjoyed in a high
er degree the happy destiny OF experiencing no ebh IN
the current Of public afrctIon-no lapse ot popular
confidence so there were none who burr their faculties
mure mepkiy than Gen Hayne al each step ui his ele-
ya,iun and adorned the lusire OF his station with more
winning and courteous manners. He was the friend
and idol Of The pevPle WILTON, belnr their 81 pplianl aud
hauerpr. With a zeal in The public service thai, knew
no aba,emcnt-an energy that no impedlments could re.
press-a isinteresiednrss The purity Of which suspicion
never b~Iernished, Gen Iinyne exhibited u rare %conbina.
lion Of qualities that enable the Possess"r 10 win public
iunors and wear them gtaceiuHy. t's cItarhess OF
judgment empowered him al oil times to choose the
tGmt. the SEASON. and Ike instruments that promised, II
they did not always realize, success. His mind was
pre-emIneni!y characteristic Of that practical power
which is marked by The judicious adaptation Of means 10
cnis. wh.ie lis o!a:orv wns Of that order which was in
admirable harmony with his strong natural sense, which
il illustrated and enforced. Always persuasive ut times
energetic invariably practical never ornaIe-aiwnys
for use--never for DESTINATIONS display.
How shall sach o less be Tspllced--such a blank Tiled
so melancholy q bPrpa v.Inent be bOrnt:-.Ia las let
US bow in submission 10 The Divine fiat md Console our.
selves wiki The hnpe that as The subject of our notice
has been sna,ched from US for inscru.able ends, la ex-
and form n lesson Of The private virtues adorned with
bland, engaging manners aud ;nYigo,uled by lofty pub.
lie principles.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-04

Sr. AUGUSTINE. Sept. lS.
Fifty one India rs. men, women. and picaninnies, were
landed a, Fort Marion on Tuesday from the Medium,
FIRM Charleston. (he party captured By Lieut. Hanson,
and those from The South. sent there ard ordered back
They npnrnr in GOOD health. but somewhat downcast, u
sea voyage hiring q new thing 10 them.
A re port 1--WE hope unfounded) IS published that Gen.
Tayl,r has offered TO release tfe whole. provided IL of
the murdprers al Carloosahatclia be delivered up BY
common estimation the war has cos, go or 81 millions,
and 90 or 80 hundred Indians have been killed or cap.
inrcd. 200 or $50 only haze been killed during the war;
that is, to kill or ca pIure an lndiun costs ten thousand dat.
lars. and during the war tho lives Of at least 900
whites la re been sacrificed in battle or by assassinnii"n.
Were these Indians then released, il would cost 800
900 and the lives of twen,y.citizenst 10 recapinre them.
THrald.
We understand that Col. Downing has written that
he was politely received by The President MIR Pom
sp,t told him hat The largest possible available fnrcegould
be mi To Florida 10 finish The war Until tie intentions
Of Government IRE oficinlly published, the thousand
rumnurs afrat are moi worth listening rs III
We are indebted TO The Mercury 70. The following ex-
tract of a letter, dated
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HERALD OFFICE.
ST Augustine, Sept. 23, le39

st Augustine, Sept. -, lr3J.
"The Steamer Thomas SaIn,nnd. Captain Frederick.
arrived On Monday, Odd instant. and by her we learn that
San Jones was s'ill in The neighbnrh"od of Fort Lau.
drrdaie with about 2n0 warriors, VIII" mike great pro-
Isssinns Of irs ndshIP, which Is probably all talk. In The
.'Hernld' of 10 morrow, We shall give all The particulars
which we have received from official sources, and per-
sons who returned in the boat
TALLAHASSEE, Sept. 81 Gov Call left this city on
Monday last on a visit to the camps Of the several COM
paries under his direction, with the Intention, we learn,
Of visiting a few Indian towns supposed 10 be on this side
of The Suwannee. His force will probably number two
bundled and fifty men lft falls in with The Indians,
The troops will doubtless give a good account Of them
selves The %surprisnl and capture Of the Indians this
side the Suwannce. would weaken their confidence and
cause them 10 retire 10 the East. We shall hear, in a
few DAYS. the result nf the expedition -Ftoridtan.
.HOTe .Nurders On the 9Th instant, between For,
Tanning and Jennings, q wagon while returning from
the latter post with on escort Of fonr men was attacked
hy the Indians, and one man was killed and three
wounded lone i. is suppnsed morally Four mules and
one hGrse killed and the WAGNER Killed and The wagon
burnt, and one man missing. A similar occurrence
happened ncar the same place a few weeks since.-B.
lMPoErs of SrEcIE The amount of specie imported
into New Orleans from The 9th 10 The 18th Of Sepiem-
Der instant, was S2i0 100. OF This amount SIT $50
was direct from Liverpool.
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THE MADISON PAPERS.

- .7~5 - "tH"H 7~-1-stHrr7.
GENrLEatS: | have jus, seen an article IN your ne US.
paper OF the 2Oth instant, commenting upon one that
previously appeared there in relation TO the publication
OF these papers, placed by direction of the Juint Library
Committee OF Congress, under my superintendent =
Both your correspondents have mistaken The extent Of
my agency. and err in surprising that would suffer
any commentary or explanatory note to accompany a
work which gives evidence, on every page, of The care
with which il has been prepared. In the performance
of my part, lin which have no interest whatever, ex
cept 10 discharge a 'rnst regarded By me as most gra.
tifying and honorable) have considered il a para
mount obligation 10 preserTe The work as left BY
its il!ustrinus author 1hr manuscript deposited BY
Mrs Madison in The Department Of State, after being
revised by her in one or two passages, was delivered IL
the publishers. and it has been deemed q primary and
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Total. ........... S2l7 S29.79l S57s,n15 CSC
Trust funds NE excIndst in both the receipts and ex.
nendilrrns y Y Z Past
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-27
R. GRAHAM's TUSCAN AND STRAW HAT

MANCFAoToRY, NO. 81 DIVISION STREET
ID GRAHAM, Ladies' Tuscan, English and French Straw
~ Hat Manufacturer begs to inform the public that he has
hand large assortment Of Tuscan and English braid Bon
nets from the the finest qualities manufactured in
that be exceed the city for color
and elegance shape He especially the attention Of the
ladies the Swiss Cottageshapd Bonnet winch the
be admred also Lsghorns in every variety All the
warranted to be imported and to clean WELL and may be pur
chased by the single hat at reasonable prices
Always haAd and made order all kinds OF silk, honey
comb hrred and framed millinery Bonnets made according
to the latest fashions and the neaest manner general
assortment OF Ribbons and Artificial Flowers Of choice selec
ton and every variety Orders from the country punctuay
atten aided to.
Mrs. Graham continues Clean bleach and alter old Tuscan
and Straw Hats of every description in her well known elegant
style Mrs. g. thinks that her style Of bleechng cannot be
surpassed she having constantly engaged the beeehng
pressing and manufacture Of for the last fourteen
in Scotland and this city. She has discovered
bleaching by which the color Of the Oldest hat is made to lool
white when new, without the least injury to the straw
and leaving smell Of sulphur Leghorn hats cut pressed
and trimmed in he latest fashio mvl4.lmdG W.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-27
PATENT WINDLAss.
B T. DIST T. A d.

CO THE Subscribers Sole ProPrisors and Manufactrevs
prepared execute with DESPATCH all orders for their I'm
rvaed Patent Sweed Bean Wndla.s Bedstsads which are
anost universally used being the best article yet
vented-combinins ease convenience and durability.
The akng acted upon by the wndass and swehed beam
made perfectly light and free all liability sagg still eav
ING elasticity the same which renders it particularly
and simple construction the matter Of puttng and taking
down will be found Of but little trouble comparison those
Of other construction whilst the precision with which the
component pas fitted safeguard against the intro
dsction of any Kind of vernin.
From the taken to render each Beded perfect their
qualities for durability will recommend them TO purchaser
who invited 10 call and examine large assortment
aanA.
Also, large assortment Of elegant Furniture Mattresses
Feather Beds, &c. constantly on hand.
j.. &C sOUTHACK, No. l06 Broadway,
iel6y Franklin House
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-27
GRNTLRAEE'S
Gait OFF CT THING

BoUenr, AND eIvDr IN CASH nv
II. LEVITT, IA Dsane st.. doors from Wilhan
{n7- KNOWING there persons who make great puff
IN eir for Cast Off Clothing &c kc and who
in many cases e he fall value for the sameH L.
will those gentlemen who have such articles BY
men, may send for him. Of receiving the very utnosi
value in CASH for every article.
N B.-A line through the post Office otherwise, to the
above address, will meet with dse attention. my9.Sw'
TO DRY GOODS JOBBERs. STORE METERS, NAN
UFACTURERS, sc.
13 CARDS of every description, either coppsrpsts or
Letter Press executed in superior style favorable terms
Just received Of Plain and Ornamental Type
expressly Gard and Circular printing Specimens can be
examined and all orders promptly attended to- Wedding Wis
sg and Commercial engraved in superior STYLE and
printed with the Resnes Persons furnishing their
Gard Plates have th printed the latest and most
fashionable style Of Cards. at short notice just
Of Porcelain Cards expressly for Visiting
and Wedding Cards. which for wheness and bancy Of poi
ish cannot be exseed.
SILVER PLATED DOOR PLATES, the silver plate Of
which thick with the Improved Bronze Edges
Brss Door AID Number Plates, Seals, &c Se
VALENTINES
nabe Cord Eseravisg AID Priang Establishment,
aso-lm. so Jshn street, corner Of William
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-27

EXTENSIVE SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
On Seventh and Eighth Avenues, and 2 aad asd and
24rl Streets belonging the late Henry EcLord ESQ
lanes BLERCKER CO. will sell at Auction. on fhurs-
day. 10th May at u o'clock at their sales room, No 80
property belonging the estate Of the late Henry Eckod
Esq viz: No to H. being street lots and Nc 10 a.
nue. lots
STREET LOTS.
First-le lots No to II, per map the south side Of
2lst street. 9th and 7 Is OF the lots being
each IS feet BY 20 feet inches No being irregular and No.
IA NOT included.
second-24 lo No Is to each IS by feet inchss
contiguous to each other the soath side Of ss street. 10
Thrda4 lots. No AZ S. the south side Of street,
between 7 and 9Th avenues Of the DIMENSIONS and s
FourthI6 lots No. oo 10 the south side street.
betwyn and 7 Avenues 10 Of the lots beng Of the
dimensions and in Ii Of the 6rst mentioned lots No
Fhh-4 lots No 80 ss III. north side Of aad street,
Mo- 0' s I and No. So cor. lot
SIh lots No. SO to liz, the north side Of 72d street,
between 7th and 9Th avenues Of the same dimensions.
street. between 7h and 9th Of the same dimen-
sions.
Eghth-l2 lots No l4 to lSS the south side OF I'D st,
9th and 7h IL Of the lots Of the dnen-
son. No l5s irregular and in the Of Nos 50 and o.
between 9th and 7h avenues the lots Of the dinen-
Tenh24 los No lo6 to lsa on the north side Of 22d
street between 7h avenues Of the dimensions
Eleyenh4 lots No 100 to 23 the south side OF Gath
street. between 7h and sh Of the same dimensions
Tweh9 lots, No 2l4 to 222 the south side OF gath st.,
between 9th and 7h Of the lots Of the same des-
sions, No. az irregular.
AVENUE LOTS.
Thrteenh-s lots No Gas to $50 the east s n 7th
avenue between 28d and c4 Streets each "A feet inches BY
100 feet.
Fourteenth--s lots. No. a3l to 2ss the SANE of7n
avenue between 22nd to 23rd streets Of the diDeD
tions.
Fineentb-s lot. Ne aao the side and
aue, between 2l and 22nd streets, Of the same dinen-
sions.
srteeaths lots No 247 10 49, the ,ide Of tn
aveaue between 2it and 22nd streets Of the dnen
sions.
avenue between 22nd and 22rd streets, Of the den
sions.
Eehteenths lots No 263 to 40 and
nue. between 23d and .Stn Of the Dimensions.
Nnetenhs lots No. all TO 27S Of irregular
forming partly triangular shape, lot forming part side
front 1ls and ofthe ots Nos AIT and 27S fronting
9Th and AID street
Twenteth- lots No. 279 to 2s6 the side OF On
"a feet inches BY 100 feet between 2ad aud ssa
| streets
Tweuy6sis lots. No as7 10 a0I on the same side an
avenue, between 23d and Gath Streets OF the dnen
sions.
The sale will be peremptory, and the terms aceomno-
dating
Every put up will be sold without the hghs<
bidder
Lhosaphc maps se obtained at the sales Of tbs
Terns-Io per Of the purchase money paid IL
Is per cent delivery Of the deeds the balance
c an remain on bond and mortgage.
See special advertisement, signed MARION ECKFORD,
Executrix
O. G. IRVING,
r.: k P PIILot Executors.
CnAs. P. CLINCH,J
nyls-lN (No.l0)
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-27

NEW YORK TATTERSALLS--Ths
~ regular sales by auction, at this well known
ME6A tabishment, Of Horses, Carriages, xc., cont
V4 ~ nue. to take place on every Monday, u II
o'clock, Throughout the year
The regular sale will take place Monday 9th Nay,
at III o'clock commencing with Carriages Harness. &c., and At
IL o'clock the sale Of Horses wal commence
Gentlemen having Horses to dispose Of requested -
make early aPPealsn TO secure good number sn tn
ed time for On the catalogue for which purpose the
esister will be kept open nh Saturday 25h May, at
GEO w. MILLER,
Successor TO ]. W. Watson, 4l6 Broadway
private sae-One pair Of very fine black horses,
do do bay horses; tvery fine single horses.
Aso-Cariages and harnesses among very hanasomo
imported Cabrole belonging His Exeesncy the Minister
of France, sold only he IS leaving the United States
a24y g. WM
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-27

DREMIUN GHILDRENS CLOTHING-GEORGEA A.
HOYT CO., Ne. Ia Bowery have on hand extensive
assortment asaonably made Chidren Clsthng lsampk
of which obtained the at the recent fa which they
disposed sell CASH either at wholesale or
retail. ao-Sm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-27
SuMMER ARRANGEMENT
II, ruC MYERS AND HAIR.


<N~ OF THE YONKERs AND HAIR
@N8lS@9eL LEM sTAGE.-Ths proprietor
specially inform, the PIu, ., ihr TIN IN.
the Mansion House at o'clock, NJ and at o'clock <.
R.nr.ne viii leave Rainor's Hotel Harlem the arriva
az the o'clock A. NJ train from New York. and ON the arrival
ofths O'Clock P. NJ train from New York. for Yonkers
persons @ to miss bs rs,uar trim Of the Stage
Steamboats, be furnished with extra Stages on the most
reasonable terms.
sage the boat whenever they obtain It, but when
they cannot, he would most eensy and aec9aatey solicit
them take the Stage preference to the Foot Line
The public otherwise than appreciate this very be-
nevolent and charitable effort
Parties from IL furnished with Stages
to fetch them from Harlem Yonkers, and carry them back
regular stage fare 3 cents each by giving the pro-
prietor two days notice.
Letters will come direct by stage or mall
Persons writing the proprietor alive to stage matters
will obge hm by paying the PUstsss
DEWITT c. KELLlNGER, Proprietor.
Yonkers, May is, 1899 mlaln-
ID TO LET-A house and sore or the store separate on
MII the sth Avenue between 10th and Ia Streets suitable
44 for hardware dry goods hatter millinery, tailor, or
Others, Also corner store either painter grocer
druggist Enquire of W. B. COZZENS, American Hotel or
Henry Forman, 10th street near the premises my2S-iw
81 FOR sALE-A Farm in New Jersey, the plea.
!I SAINT village of Woodbridge containing about SO acres,
-In good condition and excellent buildings, VIII pc sod
cheap exchanged for city property For further particulars
inquire Of Messrs. g. GratacaP, o. Maiden a or ..
II ENJOYED. DIR. H. VILLERS has removed from No
II IS Liberty street to No. 40 LsPenard street.
TO SUIT THE TIMEs.-oPERATIvE DENTAL
sURGERYThe subscriber performs oPerato. on the
teeth gums the most modern and approved principles Of
the DeHta art with professional skill Irregularities Of
the children and adults remeded carious teeth filled
with gold; loose teeth rendered firm teeth exraced teeth
fixed from tooth complete set Fees reduced
one- third.
NIB Toohache removed simultaneously. Price so cents.
myl5-3m DR. H. VILLERS.
-
CYLVEsTER'S Reporter and Counterfeit Deestor, psb-
- hed for last Is years. containing accounts Of several
s. j. sYLvEsTER's,
ny25 100 Broadway and ~ Wall ST.
DILLS OF EXCHANGE payable all parts OF ,ireat
ID Britain and Ireland, OF f5 TO any amount for sae
at s. J. SYLvESTER'S,
mys5 100 Broadway and ~ Walls ct.
COLLECTIONS all parts Of the United States, Cana
~ da. and Europe, made the lowest terms, at
s. J. SYLVESTER'S,
my25 1870 Broadway and % Wall 1t.
u s. sYLvEsTERS
mya5 $50 Broadway and % Wall st.
4 n ARDWARE. CUTLERY 4 BRITANNIA WARE
II l Rodgers Sons Penknivcs
10 casks DIXON Soas Britannia Ware,
8 do assorted Table and Pocket Cutlery,
do Wade Bstchers Rasors,
do 0reaves Sons Files,
80 do general assorted Hardware,
BY last arrivals opsning and for sale from the shelves
accommodating TERMS by A. w. SPIES CO.
m27-0n ls2 Pearl street.