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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-15

The Editor OF the Petersburg nelgencer is not such
a Solomon, as he takes himself TO be- The man, who
once declared that he could not 90 for w IT, Harrison
because he had single qualification for President
OF the Y. ), (ncnher, ot course honest, capable,
faithful to the Constitution according Mr. Jefferson
three categores might be expected to speak with
lheralIty towards the opinions of others But, the
old saying is, "a Renegade is than ten Turks
and no press is vulgar, Liberal, or intoc.
rant, than ncighbor of Petersburg. He seems to
read every mans most secret thoughs-and will say
next with Jack Falsaff, "By the Lord, know ye as
well he that made you.' lie now says "Bnt the
Enquirer must, for a time fight on For the sake of
clearly, that III" time is at hand, when 10 pro-
long the struggle, will be useless umpro-
ttablc. The Petersburg lnclligenccr may rest
sured, that TO die in the last ditch, if we
TO he dcteatcd-but that in spite Of all lis brag-
GaGocas and It's hurrahs, fight with mistaken faith
in the good sense Of the People of Virginia. We
satisfied, that thcv viii never sacrifice their prn-
cipes upon the altar of Federal idol or of an un-
known God" We have drawn the sword and have
thrown away the scabbardand we fear not but that the
people of Virginia will stand by her mmo' al nag
We tell the lntcgcncer again. sthat pencral fiarr'-
son is a Fcdcralist Bank man. Tariff man, and an
Internal Improvement man, and wlthal, the candidate
of the Aboonis.s.' On these charges, he calls for
profound proofs he shall have thick blackber
ries" We have been prevented from laying the lst
No of our Structures before the public this morning
We could not command the materials until yesterday
But we shall commence the Series next week All
in good season
The wit of our ncghbor about Jack Frost is almost
equal TO the force of his logic the polish of his
ners or the modesty of his ntcrrogatories. He chal
len res us to name the five counties, which Richmond
has controlled by her vote. They Henrco, lIano-
YER Caroline, Powhaan and ngham-besides,
stretching her long arm TO Stafford, &c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-15

~ Iudrc = Tucker, of William & Mary College,
~ IT, a., ,ddress before the two Literary Socie-
ties of Randolph Macon College on Tuesday the 10Th
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-15

There are afoat IN the Wing Press about
changes in the cabinet. They want confirmation. All
that we know is, that Mr. Kendall has resigned his Of
fee of Postmaster Genera-not the liberal of
the Petersburg Intellgcnccr says because he rating
lt-because he is deserving sinking ship-uhe ship
will not sink but because his health is much injured
by the labors of his otice-and of our Cores
pondents wrote days ago, that he had to dis
charge most of his duties upon his bed-Mr. X. re-
tires from the Department--not to abandon Martin
Van Buren-but to devote his distinguished talents
to the support of his administration. We refer to his
Card 1t shows that he is to become the Editor Of the
Extra Globc-which will meet, it will deserve, an
extensive patronage from the Republican party.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-15

WANTED the situation 81 Teacher, Information where
W thcrr may be desirable place for the Institution Of an
Academy by voting gentleman late graduate OF Dartmouth
CUllcsr.-Address Ghas II. Buffers Petersburg, Va.
References 10 Thomas Richie, Thomas Nelson ESQ., Ri'
moud Va Hon Franklin Pierce, Hon Trstram shaw, "a"
ington, u. c.; and Hon. isaac IIilI, Concord, y. II.
III The Norfolk Beacon will insert the abov" times ana riA
the hill 10 lbs othce for collection. o.
Nav IL -"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-15

NJ AS soon as we have leisure enough to spare,
we shall analyze the Election statistics of the Rich
mond demonstrate their iaacy, and show that
Old VIRGINIA will not in November next, in obedience
TO the behcsts of HARRISON Clay, Webster, Sergeant,
&c, &C. part from the moorngs, which have bound
her 10 her own immortal princ Piles of 9s-'99
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-15


RICHMOND MARkETS-MS IA.
ToRAcco-The inspections now average 100 l."
hhds per dayprces at auction sales irregular, and not
so good as last week.
FLouR.-Thc receipts moderate this week; the de-
mand is far-sales at 81 80
WuEAr.-Supplics very smal-saes at 90 a %
cents.
BAGWELL, SMITH & JONES
WHOLESALE PRICES.
CoRS.-IS to 30 cts per bushel
OArs-26 to y cts
MEALS TO 60 cts
HEKKISGS-S4 - a 50
FLOuR.-Si 30.
WHEAT.-90 10 100 eta.
WORKMAN, McGRUDER < co.
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publish TO the world Such charges made ,Lr,uob
your paper and rendered conspicuous by Editorial no.
tee, would have lost you half OF your subscribers in
Virginia. The Wing PROCESSES to dissent, and .uows
at the same ,imc, that IL" of his friends 90 FER
change IF rulers and viii s:stair h;.n in any means
used 10 effect this end He scrupeS, therefore, !,
use none, however dsinreauors and insulting /,
the feelings Of men Of integrity. The whole GrlL
aud intent of this piece is to catch poor voters,
deceive and dcfraud the honest, but ignorant poor
nian-to persnade him, that Harrison is ready d
III any plan ito abridge evil SO VIGOROUSLY deter
rating IN ITS influence, morally and politically AMI
u''t 'h.s IS 10 peneht HIM as distinguished
parate iToiii his neghbor the slave owner This %
be done by traducin9 portion of the peoulr If hrs
State-by branding her society immoral and Gcyrqy.
ed, and by attempting to engendcr that clanish t n
among her citizens, which Mr. Leigh has spmasnd -
Revolutionary aud Distinguishing" And ali tgs i rr
The base and pItltul purpose of doceivnr some t-7
Cling, uniformed voter. Patriotism public spirit, no.
nest irgna pride, the setrcspect of gentleman and
the plalnest dictates of Guty all must have urged the
Editors 10 reject with contempt the wrctchcd trick
but all these consdc ratons lost in the miserable
anxiety TO push the fortunes of desperate party In
former times, the who would condescend TO an ar
uhce 50 low-thc politician who would throw such a
brand INTO society," would be treated as It's enemy and
summed by honest and viruous citizens as one whose
steps take hold on hell Them poIitical was as cs
Schtia as private integrty-pubc virtue and morality
were dearer TO the patriot than the success of party
lalsehood insulated was black when told direct
party violence justified departure from gentle.
manly conduct-poitical contests were conducted ~
tie open and manly spirit of recmen and were decd.
ca by measures affecting the interests of the State no,
Tue hobbies and handbs of party: and then the mo.
"a! and political influence Of this old Commonwealth
told throughout the length and breadth of this rc.
''doh-- men, your paper was read BY every reading
man IN Virginia, and J. H. Peasants was not knpwn
rs The head the organ of any party in Virginia
nave not time to pursue the subject farther Your
attention should have been directed to earlier had
FALLEN under my notice, OLD VIRGINIA
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ro,l OlEicE, Richmond, Va, l


nc nnh rs.,nod Clerks IN this Office, feel alike due 10 them
selves ana 10 thc Postmaster the letter Mr. John vi
nor IL IT. III tbs dag Wing. The speeches.
81 which Ia complains received during spell
weather ~ February, when The rais almost
every where aud the mails Irregular ever known
20 h. the ry -" which Mr.. Bots says he called At this
' c raCt!.cl, together, less than four mali. from Wash.
lH"un Al Northern Nor had the
re"t.ar ~ ~ durIu. the month. Neither
collects III dag wl The llg received The
matter received about that IE!- great, and especially
documents from Washington C:ly ana when than
two mails time, the Of immense. Ne
ces> aad poi-ty required that the letter mails shuld Ici
he assorted and distributed Aud that
was any delay oerIn. Air. Bolts speeches for distributions
his politics. Mr. Bolts nsnIates
these speeches ad been trakcd by friend of the Amn>ia
tIon they would have been promptly delivered We do
TIN, absolutely uniuunded And
the public that the directions the Postmaster always
bccm I" make Of distinction Politicians
PERSONS bit 10 do equal and justice ALL aud
law strictly. We satisfied that there has been neither
turiGn sSgiHags III The Richmond office under the
Postmaster Our On selicSpct would prompt u IL rcll such
an mpuaon upon ourselves and from situation could
help KNOWN: H. lrIctiscd by the Postmaster Tar
from his doing any thing q" the Kind he has been scrpi
lousy particular IN avolr. every n;glt be tortured
imtTnpIIriy 81 official conduct I'll any character.
Relieving that Alr. Bolts laburs npprclcn
subject, We have thought that truth and justice required this pub
lie statement, from Us.
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WILLIAM A. GILLESPIE, Secrtt0ru


Afer proceedings, County Committee was in.
creased, by adding the following namcs:-Wan Nelson Ar
chibad Anderson Abner Harris Timberiake George
Gardner, H. W. Perkins Richard Duke, Garland SIMS WI
liam Wadd David Richardson William = Fowler Stephen
Atwood Wash, Abncr Burnley, David Swift John Gentry
Thomas Duke, Benjamin L. smith, Daniel Perkins James H.
Bellamy Thomas Rutherford Joseph Perkins, Robert A. Duncan
John b. Shelton Granville L. Armstrong Edwin Baker Tho,
mas y Hope, Henry w Burnley A. 6. Bowcs, Nathaniel
Wash, Thomas Loyal, Henry Hatch, Robert IOsa VIM C.
Carson, Thomas Armstrong Andrew b. Cook, William
Walton, Edmund Wash, William q. Harris Ralph = Goow
Elisha Jackson, VIM. Meredith Anderson John swift
Thomas C. Anderson, James Burnley, William Jackson IT, vii
liam Thompson Senpe Goodwin John F. Nor SON. Granville
Bullock Robert Goodwin VIM. Walton, Erasmus Walton VIII
liam Gibson, Richard Mallory, Joseph Beadcs Michael Tally
Archibald Hutchinson, Samuel c. Harris Robert Bbb Ranh
Dickinson, Charles Dckeson Meredith Fox Norwood Estes r.
d. Richards, \. w Bsii Lewis Ballard Harlow James
Robetson George Harris, Thomas Harris Nelson Mere
diih Trce, Oswald McGehce Thomas Harris Grady
Bronaugh Joseph BoSlcy Lewis Nucko THOMPSON
James Hitter, Wm T. pscomb, Thomas Morris, Andrew Hard
John NJ Jackson, Jesse Bbb Rub Jones' Nav Achilles
Smith, Levy Baker Capt b. Bronauch, Jesse Whnck j. l..
Trcc, Anderson rre, John Shelton John Woodson VIM
C. Lindsay Francis Naldop John Hawkins ancrur W Ill.,
Archibald Christmas, Lipscomb Is. ThomlSsun Moss
Peter King Charles Brooks, George Proi aud Chapman
don.
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my republican Chief Magisrate-and tina, we plcdge
m. " each other, and to our fellow citizens to
"a p' loh"raoe means to promote his reelection.
hi;e o'oe4' mat 1t behooves every Democratic Re-
pe'i 10 resist, with all his power, the reckless and
'Pr'hcpied course of discordant Opposition made
up " every dsafeced and ambitious party disagree
ing among themselves all points except furious and
'''u,c've opposition to the present Administration.
, nGso,eea, That we honestly and sincerely believe
mat General Harrison should be elected President,
ne VIII DC elected principally by the of Abolition.
ISIS ana fecerallsts, and being elected he will car.
~ OUT the views of his immediate constituents and
it rne[ecords OF the country prove him to be Fe-
aeralst, OF the School of John Adams Of Alien and
SedIt1on Law memory
heS0tred That in conccaling his opinions from the
people whilst candidate for their sutirages and in
p"''hg himself IN the hands of committee, wo in
stead OF answering for him, yeope him still deeper
IN darkness and mystery he Justly subjects himself 10
ne 'hPu'a'on OF being weak, lmbcclc sycophant, or
10 me cunning crailincss of political Jesuit.
"heSo,eed, That John L. Holiday, DR.. VIM. A. Gil
.esp'e' nugh Goodwin, Jr, Joseph Lipscomb, William
W. Morris and Daniel +. Hickman be appointed a CON-
mttee to prepare and publish Address to the voters
Oh ths county, and that pledge ourselves deliver
eacn voter copy, and that we will use such other
10 dispe the lacy and misrepresentation of our op
ponents, an 10 inform the public mind as NAV be con-
sistent with honor and truth.
"Resotred, That copy OF these proceedings be for
"arded to the Richmond Enquirer and The Crisis for
publication"
After the adoption of the above resolutions ube room
IN which the meeting assembled, not being large
enough to contain the people, they were read out of
doors by Dr. Francisco and received with applause,
Mr. ). W. Morris requested to deliver a short
address TO the people, but declined doing so, stating
that at some future time, he would comply with the re-
quests of his friends. Mr. Morris was Wing until
the nomination of Gen Harrison, but finding that he
could not give his support to the nominee of the Har
rlsburg Convention, he like every other patriot de-
term'ned at once TO 90 for the advancement of his
country, and not for the exaltation Of party
JOHN Z. HOLLADAY CLnirmnn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23

m inelpab, disease. Upon seeing his amy e'se
way. he l.aped Tom Tue lber rallied ms pane
stricken troops. shouted ,ieiaty. AID died. ! Ia
door kteper pl Congress expired upon heains 81
he surrender 81 Corana.. Eminent nublie sffik-
ets hatr olten died, ellhei IN tie midst Of aa I'm.
FASHIONED hurst ot rio4uen,e, OF wncn the deep e
.untsn til produced It b1 Suddenly sh5a.
j d.-The lai~ M. Ptekney OF Baitihlere,
Ar. Elurzrit of NV 1ok. and the ilon.
z,kir Webster of New Hampshire. ate recenl IN
stances. La rave. the young Partisan. died ie"
mouths SINCE ahca he heard iha Tie musical pi'ze
tat which bad competed wss adjnJrfd to hnollef.
Tie recent clse al tlils, m New lotk, is Icsh n
lie meu.oiy at all. lie rs arpfchended tor thri
faben lnlofe the ralice and though IN rcfleci heat
nea4.l asuns lnfce3 the blood ifoan h s pottlB lie
Ras cattIrd out anI died.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23

BEET SuGAR,-Wr were otawmc of The ex-
tent 10 winch the manufacture at sutar from the
beet has been earned IN Europe, Il .stared in the
New OK journal oil Commerce that tho quantity
ct 6cei sugar manufactured IN France. Belgium, Il
Germany III 1888 amounted 10 100 900 600 Ibs-and
IT is confidently expected that the crop OF 1889 will
reach two hundred mllllors OF pounds, OF Two hun
died thousand bids. winch nearly four lines the
average crop OF Louisiana. 1t has become m lon
ger matter oil experiment, hut is considered as
regular business, alordug profitable means of
ycstment.
The sugar beet is also valuable ms food for stock
paftlculHly mich cows Its prnductiseness is Z ear
aud 4 crop does uot exhaust the soil. The sugar
beet Is cultivated 10 some extent IN this country and
It might become IA prominent article of cuyi-
non generally since IN point ui soil aud climate no
region Is better fitled tor rs growth than the Unicd
States.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23
As CaihartIc EEsVERs aud all BILIOUS AFFECTIONS

discovered alkaline substance
TO1L1TO PLANT other vegetable substance. which
believed to the best Aherdt
Medicine discovered They have been abaaiany and success
Bi1s Descs Colds Influenza Cdarh, Nervous
GiaRdu Seedlings Of all kinds Costrne, C0ic
Lena1
and Epidemic diseases the formation Of
climates,
Cathar that can be used Tor those local
unhealthy eli
FANNY PHlSft, they universally approved the best
Pill taken half after dinner will
extremely eryie those who indulge long dinners,
ora / sup "
peculiar o Tomato Plant, attracted the
Medical profession and the Public; and ALVEY interest has recently
directed tot
aIre being able gatiyand
full confidence
adapted all where Nature disu0"
of have them, and the testimony
offs all conoboate
thcmi san additional evidence o hei usefulness
n
with much regard TO the ChfmtcI
with which the deuged
already bestowed by physicians and Others he feels
i u erp
full testimonials mode of operations DC
IN
None without le of r. PHELPS NJ d. sole proprietor
snm sorde sand in
ray
the public
Compound 1onatf Pre-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23
EFFECTS OF CLIMATE AND PASSIONS
ON THE MIND

1"maie,b ny fs influence upon the BODY produces
sndless dlvers.ties OF mind Compare The r,mid in.
ooien svacions, and irritable inhabitants oi he line
with the rhitgmatic and stupid Gteenander. Ey
cry man knows how the state e his mind i, mod.
hed by different periods Of The day. chances in ,hc
weather. and the 5sons. lie who attennts m NAL
sho' a"fing III OF indigestion viii cease To wander
that Plato located the soul in the stomach A few
nfops oil wafer upon the face, feather burnt un-
der the nostril OF one in swoon, awakens The mind
from rs deep oil Inconsistencies. sliph impres.
sen made upon nerve often breaks the chain 81
'heugh', and the mind losses in tumuli. Let a Do.
GUITAR vibration qnlver upon the nerve of hearing
ana Tue OF "'d emotion PUSHES over the soul
ny turns they feel the growing mind
Disturbed delighted, raised, rcired
o"'he up ihe nafseiles hymn IN the streets OF
Paris, aud you lash the populace into fury sins
me hanx oes 'aches 10 Swiss soldiers, aud they
gash INTO tears. The man who can think with y
snat IN ms eye or reason while the nerve Of Tooth
Is TWISTING. or when his stomach is nause,,ed n,
when has lungs are oppressed aud boring,-he :, In
can give wing 10 his Imagination when shwerinp
~nh cold, or iainns with heat, or worn down wuh
toi,-ean Claim exemption from the common In, nj
"umso"y. IN Inherent periods of life the mind
vases aud wanes with ibe body in youth chee,r,l
ui OF d7ring qaick 10 see, aud keen TO feel m oLI
see, desFonding. timd. perception dim. and emo,on
1snRnid. When the blood circulate, with unu.nal
"s,gy, 'ne coward rises tito hero when ii greens
feebly. the hero sinks into a coward.
Z he effects produced by different states If ,l-
n'ind upon the body are equally sudden and powe,.
ful Plato used 10 say, ..tiai all the ds-,..s -,
fhs body proceed hom the soul" The expr.ss
son o. the eonnenance rs mind Visible. Bad neus
weskens lie action Of the heart, Expresses the lungs
6ssfi"ys appetite stops Digestion and partially sus
frsds all the AUCTIONS Of the system. An emotion q
shame bushes The face fear blanches il ioyIllum
mates w. and an instant drill elecirfes a ,nilhor
seues. Surprise spurs The pulls eIuto gallon Dejlf
I'm 'ntuses giant energy. votion commands. and
nnnafeds q muscles spring 10 execute. Powerful e.
@o'ton olsep kills the body at stroke. Chic. Da
ses. and Sophocles. died Of joy at The Eleau
tsms. Inc news Of adefeat killed Philip v Oae
'"e popes o'ed OF an emotion ofihe ludicrous. ON
ses'ng his pet monkey robed in pontifieals and oc
carving the chair Of state. Muley Moluck was
carried upon the field ofbstle in The last stare. 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23

Temperance Reform in Ifciand.-The hlors Of
The Trends oi the Temperance Cause in l1cI,nd
have been crowned with lhr most extraordinary so,-
'ess, @nhn the last twn or thrce months In I,n.
stick, IN thee days, from l5o To 200 ID md y,,I, ~
= "hnso days had been much devoted 10 a Etsci,,.
ing bat I'euous habit" rpme forward man, from,
lar distance. aud solemnly pledged themselves Ia
total abstinence from all thai can Intoxicac And
~ Waterford, ia one day abon lOo nna -
INA piedse-and the trlorm was still proprrss-
Tag WIN srahated zeal. Such a ttrrrndoos
%"ta' revolution IS without ratarl. The
lfsh ps,ets ATE filed with account. Of ~. A.
,nienss feeling Gays ono) appears 10 have taken
hold OF the popular minds feeling wideh and deem
~ rooed-pisnted NC verify believe, IN ,eEpi.ps
s"n and promising 10 bring iuuh the huits OF 10y
aud happiness, Aocial as well physical in s1nJ
sessor" THIS elorions revolution has been ae,t,d
eh''iis through the efforts and rornsrli, OF tho
Rev. lheohald Mathew. 81 the Catholic Ebp,eh
an uni"eiendins priest, whose iae il, eivrnnp to
me cause OF charity and the poor Chariesto,ea
ia. Free Press.
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Eywchbayg Sarings Bank.
fsIElE Lyucllburg Swings u 4 N X j,

fH'lE Lyncliburg savings IL IA
l. CONTINUES to receive Depostes, AT the follow
nt rllcs VIZ.
For oil sums OF current money Of IS in amount
and upwards, per cenum per annum, Tor any
time not exceeding IL months; and II the sum re-
main longer period than IL months, Sd per cen
tnm per annnm. which are higher rates of
Interest than are paid by IN. other In
siitsiiion in g.ynchDurg.
Dsposors may rely upon lie security for Tbs re.
turn OF their Deposites, beng unquestonaby respon
slblr.
Discount Days every Thursday. at O'Clock, 7.
DEHEGTORS.
Jehu w illiams, A. &. Elliott,
w Z. Bryant, Jas. {. Hunt,
Geo Bagby, A. klnnler,
4 II. Armstead, VIM. NJ. Davis,
+. O. Acrce, Maurice Lanehorne,J
G. Melyer, J. &. Shacklefofd.
OFFICERS.
JEHU WILLIAMS. President
w. u. BRYANT. Treasurer.
JAS. {. HUNT, Secretary
Feb. Ia LAT Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23
hpRAONS.

February - h. lsiu
In NY letter oi Dec Iih. vas IL error IA saiins
that Oliver Gtsngef brother oi /. Granger, oil
tic State ol New York. .as So informed hY one oil
h. Mormon brotlefs--but have since learnt itom him
personally. thai lie u only distant lclave. The
Mormof having been driven out from The i-nd Of
"Zinn" IN Missouri, hasc placed Stake oil Ilon'
Al Commerce. III. opposite lhs place. aud have com
ueneed bptl1ug iheir eiiy there. Already large
number OF houses have been erected, aud th.y pro-
pose erect thousand nexi season, together with
a temple. 10 doubI large numbers from all paris Of
he Gated - les vail seair at the aboyo named
pniut IA the early Sptne. venture 10 say that 10
Smith cSsfls more absolute nsuencs over great.
rfuunhtf oi minds thau ars other individual IN
Anetca; many. TOO, cultivated aud oellgent n,Ind.
hui labonng under dangerous deluson. Smith has
indeed tufth Tie htlp oil his Elders aud Council and
athcts bellcr taught than hlnseli,) mai0red .n IN
teaons system b, WHICH 10 goyrtalhe church. Ills
system not all founded IA Error. but has 80 much
ruth drawn fum the docsfues 81 Tie Bible, Ineor-
psIafed with II. hat 1t /. calculated 10 deceive lie
unstable They are certainly must jealous peoples
it-y sd uui thnu preachers Into all parts ot The
Caiitd Sl,es a#d eten=lo Europe. Twelve Ellers
Wrpttfomthi rriehbofhaod last summer to preach
lie Maimpd litli 10 lhc"Grntiies"m Europe. Three
OF The nan.ber we,e l,oui tbs place. They embar-
ned al New Auik. C0srfs. of Jour Gun.
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Notice.
Oeiol,er2I

'h'iiE subscriber has Just received and opened
n an entire stock of
GROCERIES,
AT his OLD stand corner OF Nam street and the alley
leading to Friends Warehouse. lie confidently as
snres his old Customers and the public in want Of
articles IN his line. that he aud viii sell them
,'"ef man ever offered before tins market; and as
ne IS determined 10 sell for Cash ony, or in barter
Tor country produce, he can offer inducements 10
dealers especially solicits d call.
March ~