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Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-02

DEAR SrR:-I promised in my last few
words more, on the subject of Taxation and
the Governors ARRAY OF FIGURES" / now
proceed to fulfil my pledge, and then i will
drop the subject forever.
The Governor, by most conspicuous dis
play of his arithmetica genius, has endeavor-
ed to show, that by reason of the endorse
ment on the Bonds the State will have 10 pay
for semi-annual interest the sum of $422,693
90 more than she contracted to pay, and
$47S,7 $50 90 in principle, more than the face
of the Bonds calls for. This is palpably de-
signed for political effect, and intended to a.
arm the fears of those who are sensitive on
the subject of Taxation. The utmost farth-
ing that the State is legally or morally bound
for, is tue millions of dollars, with the semi
annual interest thereon at per centum per
annum, payable in the legal currency of the
United States, at the agency of the Bank OF the
United States, at the agency of the Bank OF
the United States in London. The charter
has expressly authorized the place of payment,
to be designated by the endorsement on the
Bonds. It's therefore clear, that the money
that is, $4,000 AMERICAN DOLLARS FOR EACH
BOND must be placed in London at the muturi-
ty of the Bonds.
To place this amount in London, may cost
the State one per cent, or she may do it at a
gain of TWO per cent. The price of Sterling
huctuates from week to week and month TO
month, and no human foresight can predict
what will be the rate at the maturity OF the
, Bonds 1t may be z per cent, or it may be
S 8 per cent. If we continue to import more
than we export, it may vary from TO 81 per
cent But assumingit to be at z per cent, as
, a medium, the State may purchase Sterling
and remit, and with the proceeds purchase
f dollars at 4s Id, and thus realize on the re-
! mittance Q to d per cent; for the average
!. value of American dollars in London is Is
al Id. to 4s I'd. She may thus pay the five
E millions, with FOUR MILLIONS NINE HUNDRED
2 THOUSAND DOLLARS, INVESTED IN EXCHANGE ID
= THE CITY OF New YORK But if she chooses
. 10 transmit the dollars, it will cost her the ex
,f pense of transportation, in freight& insurance
d This is evident to every man who understand
d arithmetic, or who is at all acquainted witt
I'll the subject of Exchange.
But have word or two to say on the sub
e liect of Taxation, for this is the "RAw HEAD AMI
/ RIoopY BONES" that is calculated to frightel
: the timid and the cautious into a refusal Il
S acknowledge the obligation of the State t
ID pay her Bonds
to 1t is my firm persuasion that neither yol
8 nor /. will ever be assessed one dollar for tn
4 payment of the principal and interest of To
m state bonds, and on this point, think you
N fears may be put at rest forever But know
a. there are some who entertain contrary opin
r. ion, and they reason thus, on the hardships {
er their case. 81 never had dollar from tn
m Union Bank never speculated in their pa
in perl have never been benefited to the va
he ue of a cent, by The money borrowed, an
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-02
FROM THE NATcHEZ COURIER.
SANDY CREEK LETTERS-No. l.
WASHINGTON COUNTY,
july Oath, lS4l.

July 24th, lS4I.
DEAR SIR:-I desire to know whether you
have read the Governors letter to Hope & Co;
and whether you think the State is legally or
morally bound for the payment of her bonds.
believe you were originally opposed to the
sale of the bonds; and know that your name
has never appeared on any paper discounted
by the Bank, either as drawer or endorser.-
also know that though like myself, you are
indebted for property purchased at high Pri-
ces, you will give me your opinion. unbiased
by prejudice and uninhuenced by sell-interest.
am yours, &c.
DEAR SIR:-I have duly received your let
ter of 22d ult. and hasten to reply thereto
premise by stating, that am, as you know,
an humble planter, without any pretentions to
law knowledge. and therefore the opinions
may advance, will be the dictates of common
sense and common honesty.
am clearly of the opinion, that the State is,
both legally and morally bound for the pay
ment Of the bonds; and that she can in no
way escape from the obligation, without fla
grant breach of honor and good faith. There
is nothing in the Governors letter, nor in any
thing else that have seen on the subject, to
weaken my convictions, that she is bound by
every principle of honor, and by everything
which as State, she ought TO hold dear, tc
pay the bonds according to their tenor.
To contend that the endorsement OF the
President of the Union Bank, by which he
stipulated Tor the payment of sterling money,
instead OF legal currency of the United States
specihed 10 the bonds, releases the State from
her oblIgatlOn to pay, because it Uchanued the
currency in which alone she agreed TO pay
is both ridiculous and absurd. It caa no more
change the face of the contract, or require the
State TO pay more than she engaged to pay
than your individual note could be changed
by any thing written over the endorsement 81
The person to whom it was made payable
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-02
MISSISSIPPI, SATURDAY. OCTOBER 2, 1871
keep her fdith.

keep her faith. -
But have nearly exhausted my paper and
must reserve for another letter, what have
TO say on the other points of the Governors
letter. hope you will not deem me tedious
A SANDY CREEK PLANTER.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-02
"HONESTY is THE BEST POLICY

g THE FAITH OF THE srArE-1r MUST BE PRESERVED
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-02
PrOspectWS,

For publishing in tile torn of CGrT0II0n' Car
roll county, Miss, ueekly paper to DC emit
tied the
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-02
FROM THE NATCHEZ COURIER.
SANDY CREEK LETTERS.-No. 3
AUGUST 18th, IS4I

AUUUSI flIIs 1OtEs
DEAR SrR:-I promised in my last few
words more, on the subject of Taxation and
the Governors ARRAY OF FIGURES" / now
proceed to fulfil my pledge, and then will
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-26
Tssas-fIVE DOLLARS \ YEAR.
tArENr CORN rLAN -
NO TIE FARMERS OF OHIO. BROOKE.

NO III FARMERS OF ONO. brooke.
q MARSHALL, BELMONT and JEFFERSON
,ouaues.-Ns again desire &c in,iin YOUR osrt;-uI,-
set ally request you 10 call, the hrst t,n,c v1u com.
. NiF"hn8, al our Co -ISG ~Tovs, HOY y FuR.
SIeafAo ana FARItSG CrFSsiL Estabrshmcut
hhta anl Oalon strectsl and purchase or. OF thes.
wptcinruls with the ard Of which one man can do
= mnch wprk "a three or iOuT me1 withouu Lrf,ru
. SSutuienco planning your casn ln the Oh flsh
'iai IaOnftoas manner. And Il YOU are not salts
Al with rs performances aud convinced of lis
"g'l guHty siicr painting all your corn with H., We
vhl take 4 back, CHARGE ne,hinr for The use Of :,
tnd rcturn the money advanced.
Pneo OF the Nlchiuc SIC. Terns, one ho'f Ca,b
Balance payable after corn planting.
mTHi CUIBERrSON N GRFFRS
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AZ ". s. 8. Ii. JIMESON.-WhoIe.

wv ~ ~ =. H. " nOle-
v sale and retail dealers in hats e. Cans.
pss! stde Mar street near NIriet iI1ey, Uheei
'ig' Isrgtnia.-HaNe On hand and are constantly
msi'aiactutlns y general assortment OF yei superior
~ aud SiLh HATS. Black aud Drab. Beaver
and castor, PLAN hlte Rus Plain ani Napt Hats
oI every size and quality. They Likewise Keep con-
salty on hanaau assortment Of men aad boys Fur
ana 10th Caps, oil Of which tScy oiisr TO their GUS
.'lueis and thepublic on the most accommodating
terms. Country Merchants AMI dealers g.nrr,i,
arc respectfully requested TO give them a call aud
examine their stock, as thcv ore determined 10 sell
cuGRp Tor cash or apurOyCA credit. Afr 4 is2.
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SCHOOL ECHN-
w T. have u1lep large afl. .l Goo or .tta ..
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Greek Grammar g.s f.eu Grammar. Ru...
Dictionary CuarlIa Philosophy, I1 Crr.r
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gls.i,ys Thur.lts AMI saturdays. a. - pr an,uu
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vance. ~ - uf aIt pait Ni,his o-s m1,th from the
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PUBLISHED Tt.-gErNLN AND WEEKLY
AZ ruE c1RNfa 90 UNJOS .~D WATER srs.
WHEELING, VA.
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W. n. TYSON.
(Laie Dorscy & Tvs0n.0
FORWARDING q COMMISSION MERCHANT.
WHEgLIN0. Va
Will continue - transact a General Agency & For.
wariing Business, on his own account ia this city, and
respectfully solcits the patronage Of his friends.
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NORTH WESTERN BANK Of VIRGINIA.
q! Wsec!iag.
Co.. s. ElAN AN

NORTH WESTERN BANK or VIRGINIA.
a! W.ec!iag.
GArIrAL. SroSE, SSl0 .000.
Di'ee!2rs faf 1871 ars"i.tsF By hs Sia'e.
Cruger.
Eie-,sl Jy 40 Sio.ihoriers-A. Woods. x {
Woods, VIVA. u Iys,a, John BSne. \. 7, W"oi'
\. Woods, Pr-siloaL.
Discount day on rAsr.lay ofcach vrsE.
MERCHANTS & MECHANICS BANK o.
WHEELING.
CAFIrAL SrGcs SS'i so.
Dutc;1-J Tor iSIl.
o. he part Of ne $s.c.-Ju.,ph Caldwell. WA
TS,l5Y. israel ypissraL
FIR :fs Stossb iis-s.-J 5 Shrivrr, Sar,lcl Noel
John RseA30, MARI D~Juslas,, Dame! Pane. D
kicx.
JOSEPH CALDWELL. P,csiiseL
$ Barr, Cashier.
Di-rona, day Tuesday Of each wOsk, bills Of ex-
ohluEc di'rounsed dolly.
WHEELING SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
CAPITAL Sock Sl06,J50.
Drecars Io- 1871.
Thos Hughes. Morgan Nelson, Us Morrison, John
:. Clrrk.. John NJ, Clarke. J,hr MAIuiicn. liobr.
Crdnsle, JOS. Pollock. Thps ). y, Penlonry.
Taos. HUG ks. Presjici.
+. III. GgErR, Treasurer.
Discount Jay Thursday Of each week.
FIRE * MARINE INSURANCE. COMPANY OF
WHEELING.
HC,prAL Srocx S5J0DJ0-3lO0O9) PAID ~.
Directors FOR 1871 c'tc'si JI,. (.
john Fawceit, Samuel SrriEg. Samuel Noel, c. d..
Knox, JOAN Goshprn. X. w. Harding, }. 5 saiyer.
S. Brady. WIN. Paxton.
JOHN FAwCETT. President
u. LAMB, Secretary & Agent.
WESTERN INSURANCE co Or WHEELING.
CAPIrAL srpcS, $jOOO5D. $4,000 rAID -.
Directors for 1871, |criei Jan. 6,
IhAUna 49, H. M. L. -
son, \. Paxton, A. ". Johnston, James H..
Forsyth, ilJbL.C rauglc. john MSIuilen. Dmiel Lawb.
THOMAS HUGHES, President
F.. II CyrIE, StcI,,a
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a.. Fs.srafurIE now rrCtg.g- a'mcs'illv 'rs-
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aHs EW'-r aud Others, who hove becom.
-.l pa Ezigre aEa su-ct-amyng ~bi-a
Esa hs E.s57 Vs5iral J1srv4l ,r.Fsr g. 1910.
ih-ilII .lg Do go Nfrectfr.m Hu arur BOZ ,hat
lra-slHs hf Frrnl %. Hrr.ts-. 40. -. pr4.,..
'1.,-a a-- G-a-ral Pathology m
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.h'. ..h.. ..rI..r 90. E#Hr Poi r.. .I.r.Ir. rgs
o. ... sr. -lrs- 81. ur'araF ,s.t -rts
900" Nf.a N...U .r.u t.a ra.-.IHrH Oh, Lurs
.". ..H" .|r ..HsT-r". tlt.s -l..I,.-t
"f al .Hri '.r col, SINCE Pcs tauFs.u.u 10
ulr'.-s . soon a.r q. Oh -svr 90 g. l.a Iuailc -
' s,.'. fl-.l Is .HU., "rr, having Cn.
le''aN incur .". rEs.' gHI u tg- tasCs Jf many
.f-grE. N|a decide. uruyE
To r.l E1.n o. may ,~1ur-ru.-gis NAV ec5rS
Diet h-"r r'a..u-a f.H Rev. Z ....r.a b. gr..-
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Y MORNING. JANUARY Pc. lsii

EREAT BARGAINS ~ LAND go arr.
~ Of land "a M-Shal CoIniy. Ns.3ItHJ -sras 81
iyies ''uniy 1880 arr-1ia WUJA ,a.lfv. ioa.H.
aescs IN wy'hs couniy 5000 acres n ,aIs .4l4r
va Somc of the ABOVE lssIsaTe u 90 ette.gafra-
n.y. and ~'olcuhly well imFm,ci-wM ue 80 u
10 sui, Purchssofs "a a vcrv low rrrs r
"ine' hcanag interrsi. and retirci tilrF ris-n. lJII
acres OF hrSt rate lani m Lsva county, siis1-r. rrf
several tracts IN Indiana ca samo isuus. AL-s. 30
lots in the city If Lnsansror. Indiana. 1t No IGI
IA East Wheeling-a!so. 500 sh-rss Of lusara-.fs So.
IN the wheeling Fire a. Marine Ius4ruco comr.u..
Tor sale by WA. +. PETERSON.
Land \ agent. wbsslar. "a.
~ Lots ia Shsrp's Garden - lcass Gra tern OF
years nom tsi JAW. 1910. f-b -. lslO-iv
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7 PHoLsrERY wARE-Tae

ESHoLESALE AND RETAIL CONNECTION
w AIRY STORE.-Tho subscriber has jusl re
eised a%splcudid assortment Of French confectionery
zen as Sugar + igures Of various kinds; French Kisses
y an snIirely new pattern. jelly Cakes. Gum Drors
arysializod Candies, Jujubc Paste. Sugar Animals
hhes' Dogs. Cats. Squirrels, Doves. sc. &c.
Green and Dried Fruits, as follows: Lemons. Dntes
Grapes, Cocoanu;s, So0sholl Almonds, PrurcS in Jars
ma Boxes Lsn1e Curranis, Palm Nuts. Ground Nuts,
&c. &c.
Together with asupply Of confectionery Of his own
manufacture which ho offers at wholesale or retail. on
accommodating terms. Having hal the management,
OF Tue manufacturing department OF tho principle e..
ADJUSTMENT ia Baltimore aud Richmond, rs we'll as the
well known aud splendid establishments of H. Aloulds
Ohm, he aslicrs himself that. should the
citizens Of Wheeling think hIa worthy of their pa,
onagehe shall DO able TO please.
Gee I'll + NUMSEN.
q SEATHFRS-500 pounds Ohio Feathers IN s,or,
nnd for sale by PANTONS l. TINGLE.
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IN HABLlCH'S COMPOUND
pN.l MAIsM cnlreIv cured hy lh

h 80 OF D.. O.. +. Hp-.,-H'- Commenced
-s.'rE alto German A9rIisat F.s.
-, 80 .iaa WILSON, q ta-ef,r County. -
..-'.a o. Two Ec.fs s.ti ne above r.-tfr-slrs
's~ pl wF.SH Do had 90 usa - e.Gt,hrs ~,
-fr'i months, DIS symptoms we've e1t rucipuar
'h H az uh lEl.f-. c~s,t'Isiy m hu- hp~. Shout
cora luc aEErs. ,-.. IUls..E.. tl~rfcu cyItHe
2l'.",eu Hl.a hest. w Nl,tu. wasEr one ut.'g
a. 20 move rs "thr "a Frc.uIt of the gair
beng 90 x cats tC u1a. aIftsrl b., = E..f =. -,
II I'o'a.- bf uaTI.a g.s. fTv hicn 20 ssat 10
It A-rIi % Wei tafstsr, auI ID Ccutod some; o.
: ..r m.u.-.Lt t.t AFRO dHv. iac psit csau
Hra aH4 bee sttft-irt acT,HsTc fast, s. IN three
YES e. j. ut... o. Is BUSINESS, wH,ch
...' lHr s.-.ilru .gpufhr, Ef IRE brgs-
u H' u.rs tf|s O.. De vssI.s tr,- = ln,s tahut.ns
N s-l, luo aEaIE ENJOY ths
Irue o.. Once 80 ~ North FlEuTu S,,.c,
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Connected with Ihr Rbove, is ono ofiho most ey
ioasive READING ROOMS in The United Slaies.-
Terms 20 subscribers, s. a year. Strangers are free
40 visit il for the space fone month those who con-
niue 10 Wait it for a longer term, will be put down as
subscribers.
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lW''N' T-E VIE I-TaNI y EUNN0NEI As-IINN"st
OF less.
Tao pracncling- OF the city -oancil, ciy ordinances
all ordccs, regularly appear ia Ibis paper.
Connected with thc u!Iea Of publication of the
Wheeling Times oul Advertiser, l. a o & nook
PRINTING OFFICE, where may be had ON favora.
lie terms, Blanks u order, Cards, l~lanihjlls, Show
BILLS. ga done in the ncairsi siyic and on short notice.
for sale at the Compiling Room Of the Wheeling Times
and Advertiser:
City Sdmmons, CoGGiy Summons.
" Executions, 4" Executions,
" Bonds, q" Ponds,
I" Summons for Assault, - RscoguiAancesof
bail.
County SummansfpT Asaqult. DeelS. Leases. Warrants,
Serslats Bonds, Declarations p fouusl Bills OF Ia
ding. Pellars Notes, Notes Of NJ. & NJ. Bank. Notes
ON. w. Bank. Checks oa all tho banks, bound and
Jain, &c. sc. -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-26

OOKING GLASS MNNUFACrORY-Whola
4 s1le and Retail Looking Cl1g- N,urartorv. No
Market e.. opposite tns Masonic Hall The
sHIr.rDtrs respectfully announce Co. the JiUyrn- OBJ
WHrfluE and vicinity. fl8t they h-vr on h1fs M
rer auu splendid assortment uf ioukIrg Glasses
~ their own WluufIrurc, the w0rkmrrslta az
sHfrh iGrv vaffIUf inferior o. acne IG The Union.
Ind wr..l they are Co., lH.I on fhs mos,
If seafv description Hud guBiHy nHHaib 0fl,f
'HI '.I'. Mali .THng aHi fHnrF Frame v9lfr'
ri IHs 1.1fcsf m.nIJf j. H4KHyjE s. GO.
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CAEsD,
SAMUEL M'CLALLEN,
--nrr No.. ~ 1900

EETAILBJOr ASD sHJE SToaE.
SAMUEL 0~'CtALLtN would respectfully in
form his friends ard customers tina he has re-
csiVOd within a 'sS weeks 4 very large addition OF
ths most fis-I tIablo and durable work, bought
expressly Tor rU.daIIg. / shall not attsnpt to Scs-
cribolT psrleGi iTizc. Ladies and gcntlsmcn viii
please call az No. ISL, Main street. nearly opposite
the Virginia Hotel, and examine for themselves,
and / thlnS they vii not be disappointed. AisJ,
constantly OIL hand, Spanish sole leather. calf.
boot Morocco, kd aud binding skins. shoe thread,
lasts, sc. &c. e. JHuc 7. Is41.-tE
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OPPOSITION
- IVN.
COED INTENT STAGE COMPANY's

GOOD INTENT SrAGE CONiPANYS
Two DAILY IlsEs FcR B,irI.
~ MORE, WAsmNGroS City. Pm
LADELFHIA ASD NEw IoEE, by
49, SS The way ofiho National Road
nj Baltimore and OHIO Rail Roud.
PILOT LINE leaves Wheeling EVERY MORNING
a, ] n'clock reaches Frederick second morning and
lakes the aiorurng line OF cars, arriving at Baltimore in
inc 10 take The line of cars for PhiIadsIyhia aud New
York.
GOOD INTENT j leaves Wheeling oyery
AFTERNOON; reaches Frederick second evening an!
takes The anil line cars Immediately Tor Baltimore.
where they arrive in time 10 take The morning line OF
cars for Philadelphia and New York.
The above lines. for speed and safety. are believed
MOTTO be surpassed by any Stage lines in the L. States.
Gc~ Racing positively prohibited.
gETOHie0 FIRST door above the United States Hotel.
Water street, Whes,irr. Va.
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rrars OF ArNrRrIsIsn.

eT- NVeHi.rRsais handed In ~th,ut specific order
will be- Published ul torbi1 ani eh,Ised 81 Tor three
insertions anl p cents Gr ever sabscgu~ot insertion.
p, also with al ~alvegesrncut. ordered all forbid.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-26

ERORNBROOK & GIBSON, Plumbers. n. w. cor
ner Of Monroe and ih slreols;-Whcrs they
carysn tho house AMI steamboat plumbing in ali its
branches.
TBey have constantly onh1nd: Hylrants Of var;.
Gus drscuptl.rs, Haucrs Kettles, Wa'sr Closets
Bath Taos, Hot and Cold Sh,wer baths, Kctorts
for B.clcnluS. Chemical Apparatus, Lead Collins.
Patent Bath Heaters, Force aud idft Pumps, Lead
Pipes Ofall sizes, sheet Lead OF auy thickness. and
worked uD iuf5 any 1IaGucr OF fJrp. Water con-
Quoted throu-I Lcadsn Pipes, .lrJm Springs TO
Dwgiltlg H1usrsIu the Country. also, Deer Pumps
ADD Bar Rooms h'teiuo ~ order; Leather Eosc.
AT OrIs,s Thankfully received and puhctua,iy Al
ten tel O.. jrTs g., I2I0-Iy
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uSr RECEIVED \ LOW FOR CASH.
~ CSsS washing soda 1 Bbl-. Turpcniao.
Sal IEraius . " Dry whi,o lead
Clue " Yellow Ochso.
Cum SSCllac Cod hronzcs
Eround L"gNood. CoPai & Jap. vsrnishss
Camwood 8 Jars fine Mustard
Extra Lngwood svai,'. P,,.ce,
d boxes Chrome Green Carp't. Extra
yellow Sarssporilla sc.
ina 25 w CUApIINr Ir,a,.,oo,
S1As HhDS. ~ Sugar; 50 bbl,. do AiolaSs :
%O SO hhls. Tar; 200 bbls No. I, PiusLur h
Salt lOO bh!s. saporiine Flour; 30 bbls. apples; for
sale nj reduced prices. by
mar l2 JACOB s. MITCHELL.
MI ORuS MULTICAULIS.-A fow hundred sen
lTE uiuc Chinese Morus AIulticluliS trees for sale
~ tho subscriber. Tho nbove trees are in fine cen.
u''p anu VIII DC said low. ID. HULL.
feb %
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AALD RECrItIED vulSKEY-2j boz 90
~ feCnfel NhI.frv ol band md fr rlir low hy
dec 81 W r. HOtgrOy Q 70
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Military aud literary gniI'os are not ucluacu
,bpse; but Ii!5- AargcI 81 couts .pr 5. "A svruOas,
Or less.