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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-18
CASTLE HILL, April 9th, 80.

Genticmcn II have but just received the communication
which YOU did me the honor address me- under date of
the 2pd instant.
need you, gentlemen of the feelings of gratc
full sensbiy with which it has been received. As tesi
monial of the appreciation OF portion of my cid constt
ens generously coming forward, h0ut distinction of
10 cheer and amid the vince assaults which
have been exposed by the honest fidelity with which have
sought 10 discharge my public trust ia indeed, graft
fyng. Ii awakens i'll a the touching
end the most pleasing, the recC lection of those rea
mons which has ever been pride ohave borne towards
YOU.
In refusing, gentlemen to expressive Ian
guage 10 surrender the solemn convictions omv understand
ing and the we-known and interests
sihuenis to the mperous mandates of Party and of Powell
nave buteforned my duty should hn been unworthy
20 nave been your Representatives. should have been
degenerate ana craven of that gallant old Common
wealth. tho blessed mother of us ALL" whose rights and
honor WERE IN part, committed TO my ands,- with the o.
Phlohs ana impressions entertained, could have act
ca ohcr"ise But YOU will permit TO remark that
clear as is the duty oihe Representative Of free people
under such circumstances, manly the face
Executive power not without many ascouragrmentS, winch
.rhuer your warm and Jealous support OF Representa-
w uoepehdence an act OF rs Judclous ana eh'sh
Is :" generous, magnaninity. The Executive OF ,he
o noias IN ITS hands the glicring prizes win whc
' 'sfesi or ambition, and to reward ser'lllty Al me
' he through the medium of that memorable party as
W"'eh mas grown up under Its auspices, and us pow
I phuol over the political press il can mtct the most
'eane" unsl'ments. Representative, then, "ho III inc
desS discharge his duty, his back on the seducons
we on, ard braves the of tho other has nothing TO
oA 'orwardto 10 cheer and animate in in thc path oil stern
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-18

A FAIR iltD.-The New York Literary Ga
zeuc Of SatuidaY rclnes tho following anccdoto in
illustration OF Eng lsh notions OF the Il. States:
IA cockncy sports nan, who had read with delight
Mr.. notlman's new work on the Wild sports ol A
merica took passage IN London packet aud NJ
rived here during the present week, IN search OF
wild game lie brought letters 10 highly ,especta-
BILE merchant with when we are well acquainted, and
desired. after delivering them, 10 be directed To the
best hunting grounds without delay, As lie could on
" remain here few days, purposins 10 return IN
tie Great Western lie said that he same 10 n cw
o,k principally to shoot bears. oar mere antllc
friend, satisfying himself that his new acquaintance
VAS perfectly sefious informed HIM that the sport
had been greatly cat up here, and recommended HIM
to proceed 10 fh'lndeiPh'a lie departs iot that city
tins da, ; aud we cali upon our friends there
tend to the distinguished stranger their usual ho,pi
taliIy."
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<SFE Worm Eggs.

M T. have for sale Silk Worm Eggs Of the fine I
w quality procured from Judge Spcncers
stock, OF New York. They called the White
Mammoth Worm or Pea Nut Ground Pea CO.
coon. Apply TO
HOLCONBE x OTEY.
April Is IS il
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~ S,A.ts,SS-.1f. No.

'u'iE subscriber IL now receiving full supply of
. Coaehinakers' Materials, consisting 10 part Of
the following articles, which will be sold al snsli
advance for CASH
aud 5lesi elliptic Springs. Carriage Springs. Iron
ases, Carfiage and Barouche Steps. Handles and
, GoIes' fl,,cd Knobs aud Bosses, Dash Frames.
Globe and Imperial Lamps, Coneave and Rim Bands.
Lace, lasses, fringe and Tufts, black. blue and
re" Morocco Skins. Malabe Castings, Plated Moul-
dings, I'll Carpet India Rubber Cloth Patent Leab-
er' "h,p sockets, Hinges, Stump Joints, Boss for
Barouche Tops.
4. q
u general assortment OF Saddicry. Persons dealing
in these Articles arc respectfully invited In call and
examine the Stock. IL. II RICHARDS
~" The D,uvo Reporter. Furas,ls Democrat
and Lexington Gazette, will please publish The abov.
iour tunes Gunner form) aud forward then accounts
10 this Office for pa, nent.
Aprll II Wv H
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r.. 4 >. w. JORDAN'S
E,.reriims nil side and horizon la
EEOU d IL.

WE OFFER FOR SALE, and are prepared
w as agents OF the Inventor and PatIentees, to
fill all Orders for the above valuable article TO the
agricultural community. 1t is SO constructed as to
be qullc convenient in changing the Mould Board,
yet durable, aud performs as lar AS we have hcafa
TO the entire satisfaction OF all those WHO have
fairly tested II.
We subloin a few of the many certificates sesting
its usefulness. McCORkLk & MCDANIEL.
BEDFORD County, Va. 20lh Oct, 1895.
Your requested nir, after trying your Hill Side
Plough to let Won know how | liked IT, have
faowed about fifteen twenty acres Of clover land
with it, and am well pleased with work both it re-
laes the quantity and quality OF the plougli'ng
! nor do | CONSIDER 1t a greater draft than the Me-
Comlck Plough that we have IN general use Tor TAI
loving clover or other grass lands, Alter II became
smooth from use, II answered my most ssnsuIne eX-
pectdtions IN every respect, and consider II well Gu
titled to rank high amongst modern inventions, Tor
| the better cultivation of our lands and the improve
ment of our soil Wishing you tho patronage, which
| think you justly merit
| am in haste.
Your obrdcnt servant,
| ROBERT CAMPBELL.
! JASuARY |, 1889
| GeniIemen-I have used one OF Mr.. Jordan's hill
side noogh for the last Two OF thiee years think II
mendng II. The onIy objection have ever head
ma de to the plough, Is The time supposed to be Ia
ken up in turning II; this ploughndn would soon
become accustomed TO- TO turn It. wit but very
| lue loss ul TIME. can only add that highly APP
prove ofthc plough, aud would not, on any accour'
! be without one. very respectfully.
Yours. BE.
HENRY Nv. MOSEL1.
March-5 "o" II
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Brilliant Scheme.

Besides 500, $50. soc $50, &c. &c.
Whole Tickets Sl0-lIalves S5-t1uartefsS2 So
For sale at Taboi's Office in Lucky Numbers.
~ Orders flom the country, accompanied with
the Cash. or Prize Tickets, for Tickets IN any Viz
ginla Scheme drawn by d. S. Gregory a Co. Mana
gers, will be promptly supplied and Exchange on
the most liberal terms effected, addressing letters
most paid) To MELVILLE TALBOT
IBnchburp, Va.
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MARRIAGE.

Married. on Tuesday evening week, in Richmond,
by the Rev. Mr.. Fulton. IlENhy ID. SMirn, Esq,
member oflhe House OF Delegates from the county
Of Russell, To MISS MARY EMzinfrn, daughter Of
Stafford H. Parker. Esq, OF Ca,olmc Speake, Of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-18

Piqaant Aaecdote.-1he Washington corespou-
dent OF the Boston Atlas says "A photographer at
Washington prepared very striking likeness of
Kendall. Copies were taken to the Departments
for sale. One was offered TO Mr.. Forsyth, and he
was asked, - Sir do you wish to purchase this ~
" Let me see" SAID the Secretary of State Then,
taking ii into his hand and pausing for moment, he
replied. "Ohno acc hare purchased he orgtaat!"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-18

u Letters from Washington, lsays tho Balti-
morr Chronicle, intimate that Mr.. Van Buren has
his hands full in quieting the disorders of his Cab
met. 1t is huted that these Disturbances have
grown out OF an Increasing jealousy of the Blair and
Kendall influence on the part Of the respecta
BILE members OF the Presidents pfivy council. -
Nevertheless rumors thlcken that Kendall is to sue
coed Mr.. Woodbury. as Secretary OF the Treasury
Perhaps this is the secret Of these angry feelings
Nous rc5roRS.
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.N'EUy' EOODS.

" T. AXE now receiving our supply of
w SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
which comprise u large and general assortment -
The public are invited to call and examine our stock.
which will he offered AT prices that we think will
be satisfactory. TURNER * BuRWELb.
Aph5 aw IL
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A fat JOB sPoiled-A law passed, during the late
session OF Congress, directing that the printing Of
the Departments which has been done by the Globe
publishers for some years past, at their prices
shall hereafter be done by contract. The Mai.o-
MAN that the printing for the present year has
been contracted for, by Others competent 10 the
duty, at prices fan below those winch the editors OF
the Globe offered TO do it at, although their reject
cd offers themselves far beloto the prices which
they had heretofore charged, when there 9th
check upon them than their own very ela.tic)
consclences. Thus has one Teak in the public vaults
been stopped. Loss to the Globe nett, per annum,
estimated at from ten TO twslyc thousand dollars,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-18
GHrdem and EYO,Cer Seeds.

\ fresh and full assortment Of ID. Lambeth
"a Garden and Flower Seeds just come TO hand
aud for sale by X. SrABl.ER.
Marth ~ Pm If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-18

W. The Enquirer contains sundry extracts from
Connecticut papers to show that some Of the Whic
candidates for office in that State were raih,,
more tlnctured with Aboluionism than some Of
those OF the otler party What If tins be true ?
1t only shows that the Van Bnrenltes are not every
where equally successful in securing tho aid of
Abolition votes We have recently seen rarmentier
reelected to Congress in Massachusetts by the aid
OF Abolition votes-we have seen the Abolition can
dldae retiring from the field in favor of Par
menler and urging his friends to support that gen.
tleman's eectlou-and we now see Marcus Morton
an aro,eed Abolitionist, who was IN Congress in
lsso, and voted in accordance with the views of Mr.
Van Buren, Chen and nov his frieud) FOR the lmpo-
sIon upon Missouri of restrictions requiring her o
reuonncc the right to tolerate slavery within her
limits, rs the condition of her admission into tho
Union! IhIs Is question which the friends Of NJ
AN Buren, would be wise To let alone
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-18

o. Robert NJ. Burton, Esq. is announced in
the Nashville papers as the Loco Foco candidate ol
Congress in that District in opposition to john Bell
Esq The late able representative. As Gen. Jackson
resides in this District well brcHuse Of the
frm and infexble hostility of Mr. Bell to the de-
s,ructive of the present administration ii
is probable that the contest will be and bllter
in It's character but we DO not doubt the re cleo
ton OF Mr. Bell.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-18

Integrity aud Independence Luz the 5p,,,,. =, h..
Gt 1u ie generous support OF Tree, ,nurous and en-
"En"hsdPVope. Inc spontaneous cnfan.ias,, ,.,.fjs
with which Noa hive forward some al a.,
mer hacf'neesol opnionl 10 tender me the roris ns
~ fohf alttneattnn an' applause grat,I,r MT a. :
| tis Is "A reliance which VIII never fail hun, IS f 'h''
am very desirous, gentlemen 10 mcct ,nn and ,, f.
,h al. - II VIC" ,hzens whom You represent IN
,he seease naanet they have Ind the kindness IN n,
Important engagements. which cannon nn,y l;s,'I ,
WIN prevent me irom dong on the lstb OF ,I ~
mohh put MS YOU are Mind enough 10 leave Tho
another day III morr con, cneuI{ fo,r, OF
dnN IN the course OF tn, icHt month viii h.. enn,i -
hh n T ana ihose ri my fellow citizens ON Who's,
oea .en act When shah be most happ, To have The
p"fuhis OF renewing NV am, rut prr.on,,f IN, @ u
you ana ut'm,Iaee"PL pray ,ou, gentlemen the rs
""' 'o'i "'''" 'i1eh and ohedient servant,
u..... n...,#.,. ". {. RltEs.
W Mr. Rlves. in the foregoing letter. presents,
III strong language, one OF the great and Solemn
questions which the American people are now called
upon 10 decide-and that is whether the Senators
OF The sovereign States of this Union are to be the
organs of the Will of the People whom they sey.
orally represent, az the passive echoes of Tx
ecutise mandates lrthe intn,er. thrn ,hc Inn,
the people is clear aud nperarvc-if The latter tho,
ihe vital principle OF our institutions is extinct 4 all
the beautiful machinery OF representative government
is ridiculous surpusAge. lfPresidenii,l order, ar,
hereafter to be the supreme law for daring 10 DISC
hey which our Senators arc TO be rodden dawn
then we may as well abolish our elective system
and burn down our Capitol, and cnthrone the Presi-
dent IN form well as IN fact, the DICTATOR oC
this nominal Republic, but substantial Despotism
In comparison with this, all other questions SINK ipo
nsignlfcancc.
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no COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
.YArCh 13d, 1880.
WE a,e now receiving a very heavy stock OF
w SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
recently purchased in the NosraERS and EAsrERs
Ci1Irs, IN LARGE LOTS, and upon such terms rs viii
enable make IL the interest OF those not wish
ing 10 buy very largely, TO purchase lhcir Goods in
this market
We respectfully solicit an examination ofour stock.
BURTON Il ROBES.
March o5 10 il
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virSiMi0 Vv'hccIiM. Lottery,

CLASS No. ;, for 800.
To be drawn at Alexandra, April 27th. q :" Drawing
recered at this Office Tuesday the Both inst
al O'Clock, +. NJ.
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sERy ANTS w ANTE ID.

Z " 4 NFS " A II u
WISH 10 hire a few Dining Room Servants,
/ Cabin Maids and Wash Women, for The hot
Springs during The months of June.July August ana
Sepicn5er fpr which liberal hire will be PAID APP
ply to McCorklc & Nc Daniel bynchbufg.
JEREMIAH WRITTEN.
April "Aw
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OF RENT,

fTy.3 THE THREE STORY BRICk HOUSE.
80 on Main street, opposite 10 John T. Iluut's
~--A Jewellers's shop. now In the occupancy Of S.
iei'ernan, and immediate possession ei,en. Apply
To s. HEFFERNAN.
April II un
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-18

For the benefit OF the town Of Wheeling,
EXTRA CLASS, No. ., for 1899.
To be drawn At Richmond on Tuesday the 10th day
OF Ami y = Aud the drawing will be received al
Talbot's Office, "A Thursday,le ] slh inst. At o.
clock. l.. NJ,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-18

O. The y. Y. Ereniag Post Administration pa
per- admi,s that great frauds pr1ctsed by its par
ty at the late election. To be sure, it says, the Wings
did the same thng-but is vainy on one side JUS
LITIGATION Of it the either :! The fact that the
Wings are in favor OF Registry Law, by which
these frauds would be prevented, and thatthc Loco
Focos are .anst it. evinces least disposition
the part Of the lotner correct, and OF the latter
perpetuale thew.
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SCIsHIvu !!

Besides many OF $40, $40 &c. &C
Whole Tickets SO 5o-lIaves 81 70-llrs 63 cts
For sale IN choice numbers at
TALBOTS OFFICE.
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.SrIiHciUl EIOsCP3.S,

A large supply, Bunches Wreath aud Sprigs Of the
finest and most beautiful Sly les,
Curls and Ringlcts, splendid lot,
Combs of all kinds that can be asked FOR,
Fancy Baskets oi every description,
Bn,laps from Cd To Is. we invite The attention OF the
Farmers aud Planters to this article,
Cotton Oznaburgs, very large lot at loi cents to
No. |.
5000 wards Cotton Cloth, Al 6 cents,
81 3 aud I Brown Shtngs, very cheap.
Blcachcd ShlrIng, full yard wme and very hnc at
% cents,
1 Fine bong Cloths at l2l cents and Is
81 and g 4 Brown and BleIched Sh'rtngs all quail
tiles,
Domestic PlddS and striped Goods tof Servants,
Blue. bleachci and brown DrIlls very cheap
Bed Ticking from ia cents, to the best,
Blue Bale Cotton all Nos.
Two bales of Blankets for Boat Tents, the best ever
seen in this market, aud very cheap,
Wool ats at % cents
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-18

" The last fredericksburg ile,ald announces
the death on the 9Th inst, a, the sea, OF MI Thomas
I. scott, near Falmouth. OF Bosf. female slave.
belonging 10 tho estate of the late Thomas Seldom,
hsq' IN the 10Th year other age.
u lie citizens Of Apalachienla (Flofhia) h,vs
presented TO Col. Joseph NJ. Whnc, formerly the
aeleshe hon that territory IN Congress, u masni.
neen Silver Vase, representing, IN beautiful chased
work the river Apaaehieola, aud the front of the
elly approached by ships steamers and boats The
t'rt Is ovcthung, above aud below, with magnol,as
aud live oaks. Upon each handle, projecting from
the sides, is an American Eagle.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-18

Reciprocal Internal mprorcmenss-Oh The 9'h
inst. Gov. Seward sen, Message TO the Legislature
of New York, informing that body that committee
aupointed by the Legislature Of Pennsylvania, had
reached Albany for The purpose Of nv 'ins The
cooperation OF New York, in an effort to con"ce.
the Canals ofthe two States at po'nt when VIII
enable them to effect exchange OF New DIRK salt
and plaster for Pennsylvania coal.
GO Gen. Scott has declined the invitation TO
Public Dinner, rendered 10 h!m by the citizens ol
New OH
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eni'af value hom the circumstances thai s,,,h ASA,
''ssa proceeds tom the hieuds and immediate
"e'2hpois OF the late Nathaniel Maeon-f,ou. those
VINO nave bern familiar with the oounsels. and muir
'e'ed ~ the principles OF that gtea, aud good man,
""ose ''e"oshp 1t was my happiness 10 enloy ior
many years aud until the day of his death.
II atior DIS great ,aslac,in, 4, find thai my M
"''a opinions and course have been approved by
."oss "nom Nan ferre>ent. The principles 10 which
70" nave made special reference. are those which |
nave sustained throughout my public hte aud to
"sa nope 10 temain faithful to the cud
~ NC ne lafot 10 communicate these senti
Nh'' III my name, Ia those whom YOU represent,
anu accept, ot Noutsel,rs assttan, es nj the hlyh
respect and rega.d win which
| am, Gentlemen,
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MIR. RINES.

The subjoned correspondence has been handed
TO us for publication. We understand that the DIN
ner rendered to Mr.. Rves, will be given Amherst
Nav Court, (third Monday y
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l.GAl LAIRD.
THE ANNUAL MEETING

"G ANesNu mEEInNG
or THE Stockholders in the Lynehbup Toll
~ Bridec COMPANY. will he held at the ofir, of
John NJ. Warwick, IN the town of Iynchbure on
Tuesday The 23d day OF the present month. (Ar,in
iot the purpose OF elrctng u President aud six ID,
reetors, Ia, the ensuing wear.
WI. w. NoRVELI.. Trcasr.
Aptil Ia II
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.SOhn q. .HeeSSl,

sBOUU U. eNGGN,
rs NOW receiving his SPRING SUPPLY of
SfAl'L and FANCY GOODS, recently pur.
chased pflncpally NJ AUCTION, in the Northern
t,,cs. Tor a A = II and selected, IN per
son. with great eae from the late extensive M
pORIAI IONS.
Ills assortment, IN respect 10 variety, beauty. style
and cheapnrss will be inferior To none ever offered
IN this mari ct The public arc invited to call and
examine.
March % 4w IL
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esclllOV nj.
SI5 900 WORTH OF
&. 90 ID =.

WE are now receiving At ON CASH STORE,
w Bank Square, the largest, most dcsltabi,
and CHEAPEST Sroeh of
DRY GOODS.
Groceries, Hardsr0rc, Shoes, SC, &r.,
We have ever had the pleasure oi offering the pub
lie, bought exclusively Tor CASH aud mostly at tie
New York Auctions.
Thc care with Which these Goods were selected
and the manner IL which they bought, certain
" enable IN 10 ollef ,em at such prices cannot
fail To please all who disposed to buy. We IN.
vltc such 10 give aoa and examine iol themselves,
before purchasing, as we ato determined 10 sell I'M
der the market prices for CASll.--'Ihe following
II few Of the articles
CIOTIlS-Wooded wool dyed black, blue. green
brown aud all other colo,s, cheaper lhan they
were offered 10 this market.
CASSl MERES-Pa,p, ribbed, striped aud Veto
Ma I'll cnlors, rs cheap MS the Cloths.
PLAN, striped aud PLAID, very
cheap,
10 pieces kentucky Jeans, auction purchase, very
cheap,
Splendid figured and plain Satin Vcs,ines.
Malsces d, do some extra hue,
Tenants Satin aud Bombayinc Stocks oi all widths
100 pieces Georgia Nnnkccns very cheap,
ff,nccttas Hastings, ErmIneiles and Victoria Sum.
mcr Ware, very cheap,
White and brown Linen Drs, some extra fine and
iancilul,
Brown Linen. several auction lots, very chcnp,
Irish Lmons, all qualities. some very fine.
200 yards do auction lot, fine nj % cents,
ia real lush Shooting, very fine,
Bombaznr, from 81 10 the finest.
Black Italian SILK, Jingle and double
width.
Figured black and blue black do, very superior
quality,
Figured aud plain colorcd do, do
Salins, white aud coloted OF the best quality,
Challies aud Mouslin DE I.ninrs, very neh.
Printed Lawns and Cambr,cs, some beautiful styles.
Painted Musl,ns beautiful article, ut % cents per
yard,
Jlckonct Gsmbrics and Musns very cheap
Swiss Muslins, PLAIN and Ggu'ed, do
Book do aud Bishop Lawn, do
Muslin, Bobinot aud Thread lnsoilines and Edgngs,
Bobnrt aud Thread I.aces, some extra fine,
Footings. all widths, very narrow,
silk and Cotton Hose and hall Hose, somo very
cheap,
Linen Cambria IIaudkerchcfs, plain and hcm-s'itch
ed some extra,
Mems and Boys Silk do
French worked Capes aud Collars, some very supc
Fancy Ilandkcrchieis and Scarls, SPLENDID assert,
mcnt,
Drchcss De Olean. Wells new and beautiful ar
ii1c.
Ganze and L.us,rng Ribbons, all coors and widths,
% pieces fashionable narrow Behiug,
Twisted Silk and Picknel Gloves, all colors.
KID do do
SILK Fringes, all colofs,
Parasos and Umbrellas very large supply,
DO Tor children.
) or 600 pieces CaIicocs, from Cd. TO
31d cents.
Furniture Calico some splendid,
Furniture DImlly different patterns,
Cotton tringes, unusually cheap,
ghorn Hats, for children
60 doz Palm LesI do all sizes,
Bonncis and Hoods OF the most fashionable styles,
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The Enquirer IN aludlnr In the nricles OF the
Wing On the subject Ola Bank Pres, dent informed
ding with the politics OF the State asserts thai
!" two years aeo the Wings could draw upon - hie
President OF another Bank iota long Address TO
the People the al Presidential election. -
In tins cass. III thousand others the Enonircr's
FACT Is no TACT at all. Two years ago thein was no
slIht2 President OF Il Bank IN tins ,ltv-and ii the
Editor did MOI know this the time he penned his
article, IT only adds another To the many proofs ,
that he makes random assertions, and balks At no
thing to sustain his sinking cause. Rich, Uhig,
II Mt ENta BIly's provision 10 suppress the cir.
enlaiion OF - notes could have any effect II would
only prevent the BaukS OF the State issuing notes of
that denomination, while II would give free access
10 small notes from all the other States Possibly
II COMFORTS with Loco foeo patriotism TO in,u,o our
own institutions Tor tho benefit ui others H.
SOMETHING oMlNOUS.-On the evening
that the result of the Connecticut election was re
cswed IN tins city, the Marine Band scr,nnded the
President aud the hrst piece oil music they per.
ttrmed, was Home, sued Home VIII ether tll,s was
by accident, OF whether they thought the President
was hen consong hlnselt with the reflection, that
"theres no place like homo," we do not know.
HtiiSoaian.