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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-15
May
C0VIIISSInyFE,S I0T,TE

IL CHANCERI.-y R.sia:-In the CIRCUIT superior Court
Law and chancey, FOR the county Of Prince Ldwarl:
Edward Woodbridge, fiaiu;i;t:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-15

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A new, enlarged and most comprehensive edition y
Of this well known work has just been Pupiishsn
b nearly twice large that just issued, ana neu
almost entirely with matter IL contains inc iu''
Official Vote for President in s40 Of every state IN
the Union BY Connfss with the votes 10 pais p -
lumns of the same States and Counties in the Presi
Dental contest Of 1886 and at tbs mot important
intermediate Elections To these are added tables
showing the votes of the States by counties IN
other and prior important elections. In the Staies
where elections are yet be held for Members
xxVlIth Congress- the vote Is gwen once py ION
gressionai Districts The aggregate votes by States
In 1886 and 1870 also gwen, with tables OF the
Electoral Votes cast all The elections since 1857,
votes Of New York for Governor at all Elections since
1892 List Of Governors Of the several States for
lB4l, &c sc. la short, every effort has been made
TO render this the most comprehensive and accurate
compilation Of Election Statistics, &c. ever published
The Political Register will be neatly got up and
enclosed in handsome cover Price, IS cents a
single copy 81 for five, ~ per dozen, or 10 per hun
dred Orders by Mail or Otherwise will be promptly
attended to by IL. GREEDY, 80 Ann st.
New York, Feb 6, l64l. feb 2o-d&claw2w
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Present 10 General Leslie Coombs. We were
shown yesterday splendid silver pitcher valued at
Sl75 manufactured in this city by Messrs Bard g.
Lannon'S, for the democrats Of New Castle county,
Delaware, and intended 10 be presented by them To
Gen Coonbs. II has the following inscription To
Gcseral Leslie Coombs, of Kentucky, from number
OF his Democratic Wing friends Of New Castle coun-
~, Delaware, in testimony Of their high regard lr
him patriot and soldier in the Northwestern cam
pagn of 1912 and 10, whilst yet youth and the
able and eloquent yindicator of his old General the
I" Hero Of Tippecanoe and the Thames" in the po
cal campaign Of 1910 - Phil Standard
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NEW YORK PREMIUM HATS Just re
l. Y ceiyed from aur establishment al New York, .
full assortment of Beaver and Moleskin Hats OF the
celebrated manufacture Of Orlando Fish, who has fol
several successive years received the first premium al
the Fairs Of the American Institute.
These Hats manufactured Of the choicest ma
terial and in the newest, and most approved styles
they recommended to the connoisseurs, for their
superior symetrical proportions, elegant short nap,
splendid lustre, rnd unfading coors-in word they
will be found TO be decidedly superior to any thing
Of this kind in this city and at prices corresponding
with the state Of the times proof of this statement,
gentlemen Their before after purchasing elsewhere,
invited to call in order to examine and compare
ROBERTS a. FISH,
Penn avenue 2 doors West of the main
feb 20-6t. entrance of Browns Hotel.
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Aupreme Court of the q. States.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY II, 1871.

No. Ia. Ann Buyck ct al u.s. the United States
Appeal from the Superior Court of East Florida Mr.
Justice WAYNE delivered the opinion Of this Court,
affirming the decree Of said Superior Court in this
cause.
NO. 81. Barnett Levy ct AL rs Edmund Fitzpat.
rick ct al in to the Circuit Court of the United
States for East Louisiana. Mr.. Justice MCKINLEY
delivered the opinion of this Court dismissng the
writ of error in this cause with costs
No 50. Moses Groves ct al plaintiffs in error, rs.
Robert Slaughter. This cause further argued by
Messrs JONES and CLAY for the defendant in error.
Adjourned till to morrow, IL o'clock A. M.
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FOR THE MADIsoNIAN.

FOR THE MADIsoNiAN.
Lines suggested witnessing the reception Of Gen
Harrison in Washington City, Ftb9 ls4l.
He comes he comes-the brave Hero comes
Let US hasen'to greet him now,
For the ga.rlands won in the western wiIds,
Encircle his noble brow
He conquered the foe in the days Of his pride,
And he fought for his country, well,
He comes, with those who were there by his side
And he mourns for the brave who fell
He comes-but not with the caron's sound
Nor the lannon's fearful roar,
For the savage foe with his arm he hath bound,
And the warcry, is heard no more;
The mother no more Der her infant weeps
When the night shades are gathering round
She need not watch, while her sweet babe sleeps
Nor start, at the nght-winds sound.
Al her own sweet home, in the western shade,
Where the wild flowers bloom so gay,
And the fleet deer darts, thro the forest glade,
And the red-breastn MARBLES its lay
There she let her loved ones roam,
Nor fear that the foe will stray
To disturb their sports, or to destroy her home,
Or take these loved ones away.
He comes, he comes-the Farmer comes
From his rural home, dear,
Where the war-worn soldier a shelter finds,
And paItakcs Of the Farmers cheer;
He leaves that home, with sorrowing heart,
With his farewell he drops a tear,
From that home, his country bids him part
And his country call he must hear
He comes, he comcs-the Warrior comes
To rule il. our Halls Of State,
Around him the Nations glory beams,
Let us welcome, the good, and the great,
For the foe no more, shall his prowess feel,
The peaceful statesman is he
Let the voice Of the Nation; his praises swell,
And their "peace," his welcome be
g. G.
February 10, 1871.
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GENERAL. oRDERs-No. 8.
ADJuTAsT GEsERar's OFricr,

ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE
Washington Feb. IT, 1871.
A Board will convene at Philadelphia on the 18th
May, thereafter practicable for the pur-
pose OF examining the Assistant Surgeons who may
be ordered to appear before it, and such applicants for
appointment in the Medical Staff of the Army as may
be invited to attend.
The Board will consist of Surgeon Mower, Surgeon
Finlay, and Surgeon McDougail.
After performing the duties assigned 10 it, the Board
will adjourn and the members win return to their re-
spectve stations
BY order of Major General Macomb
r. JONES, Adjufaht General.
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THE RICHMOND BANKS

The banks continue, and will continue, 10 yay
specie and that without contracting then line of dis
counts On the contrary, as the season for business
A different apprehension has produced uneasiness in
the community but we may pronounce it, from all
we hear, groundless Mr. Gregory is the patron OF
important measure pending before the Legislature
which il is thought will greatly (shoud il pass) for
nifty, and checking the inroads of brokers' Richmond
Wing.
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KJ The Young Men ofthis city and the Public in
general who wish to subscribe to the BALL for the
their names TO the following persons who have been
appointed Committee TO procure subscribers Tick
cts 50.
John Hall, VIM f. Brannan,
X. b. Hall, F. w, Ecklof,
VIM. Council, George Dyer,
Charles b shop.
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gsJashtngtom 9auseum.

CORNER OF PoUR-AND-A-HALF AND STREETS.
II Asst NIGHT Of the MASTERS HUGHES
IL and Mr.. YOUNG. the Great Magician and
Chinese Baancer, Jor The Benefit Of the Infant vio-
linst The public are respectfully informed, that IN
consequence Of other engagements their last perform
ances will take place THIS EVENING, Saturday.
Feb. 10th, at the above rooms, To commence al !
o'clock. Tickets SO cents each. Children 70 cents.
feb %
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THURSDAY. FEpauARY Is. 1871.

WILLIAM s. MUapHY, Esv, Of Ohio, admitted
attorney and counsellor of this Court.
No. &c. Thomas Amis rs Parmela, Kiburn &
Rogers in to the District Court Of the United
States for the northern district Of Mississippi On mo-
ton of Mr.. PETERS, of counsel for the defendent in
error is ordered by the Court that this writ of error
be, and the same is hereby docketed, and dismissed
with costs.
No 50. Moses Groves ct al, plaintiff in error rs
Robert Slaughter The argument of this cause was
concluded by Mr. GILplN for the plaintiffs in error.
Adjourned till tomorrow, | o'clock A. M
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Senate of Decentralization of Senator.
The Loco Focos gave way yesterday in the
Senate, as we predicted they would Mr.. Nc
Mullen's resolution for indefinite postponement
was rejected by vote Of 30to2! Mr. McMul-
len and Speaker Nash alone voting for il The
resolution was then amended, on motion of Mr..
Baptist, of Mecklenberg, Loco,) by fixing on
Sd March as the day OF election--ayes 49, noes
l3-Extra himself voting for the motion. Thus
amended, the resolution of the House was adopt
ed-ayes 81, noes Ii.
So the election takes place on the Sd March,
and the Wings have obtained a complete tr-
umph Never, says spectator OF the whole 6
days debate, was party so torn 10 pieces in ar
gument, and pounded 10 chat, as have been the
Loco Foco party OF the Senate! II is nearly
the only instance within our observation where
party has been pushed off their ground, by de-
bate, and compelled TO surrender 10 the power of
argument The greater the applause due to the
Wings of the Senate, who against bigotry and
desperation, have made good the cause of the
Constitution and the country.
Loco Focoism will now try TO SOW discord
among the Wings, by roting for Wing, in the
hope that aiding in his election, gratitude may
make him half Loco Foco at least The
Wings must guard against the danger of having
a Wing elected by Loco Foco votes, by agree
ing among themselves. The House agreed 10
he amendment.-Rich. Uhig, Feb Is.
| A man by the name of Jean Baptise Desmarcs has
been recently executed in France for assassination
and theft The following very extraordinary crcum-
stances led 10 his condemnation report spread
about the country, the origin of which not traced,
that the victim had bitten his assassins This report
served an indication to the magistrates who caused
all the persons suspected to be arrested and examined
in order to ascertain if there any of bites
to be found ON them.
Dcsmares, who until that time had not been sus-
pccied, himself subjected to visit and il dis
covered that his Showed Commissions which were
pronounced by the physicians called TO the examina
ton, the results of bite The body Of the victim
was then disin;crred the head taken or and the
teeth applied to the of Desmares, and those
who made the application affirmed that the teeth per-
fectly fitted the holes Of the wound. This terrible
trial was renewed before the jury without producing
much effect because the of the wounds had al
most disappeared. The scientific men, however, who
made the first application Of the teeth persisted in the
opinion which they had then given, and this crcum-
stance was mainly instrumental in causing the CON
demnation of Desmares TO capital punishment. Des-
publicly avowed his crime but he abstain
ell from protesting his innocence in the he had
at first done.
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UNION LOTTERY,

BY authority Of law for Internal improvement in A.
le1andra, ID. c. State Treasury Delaware Col
lege, and Common Schools, in the State Of Della
ware. Useful Manufactures in the State Of South
Carolina. Green and Pulaski Monument in the
City Of Savannah, and State Of Georgia Public
Institutions in the States Of Louisiana and Ken
lucky
Class No. /, for lS4l.
To be positively drawn al Alexandria, ID. e.. on Sa-
iurday, March 9Th, ls4l.
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xIOrders for tickets and Shares or Certificates of
Packages in the above Magnificent Lottery will re-
ccive the most prompt attention. and an official account
Of the drawing sent Immediately after is over to all
who order from
D. S. GREGORY & co. Managers,
Washington, d. c.
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II is seldom so rare chance is offered to the Pub
lie the above magnificent scheme prcseDts those
therefore who desire avail themselves Of the opior
unty Of adventuring in H. will do well to send Their
orders early.
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feb l3-lawd&c
PEOPLES TIPPECANOE INAUGURATION
BALL.

At meeting Of the subscribers to the PgoPLEs
TiPPEcANoE INAUGURATION BALL, held at Caruss
Saloon, on Monday evening, Feb. l, l84i, the follow
ing gentlemen were unanimously elected managers:
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From he Richmond Wing Of Thursday.
iRRIVAL OF GENERAL HARRISON.

Gen. Harrison arrived in Richmond last evening in
the Northern Cars, and was received by Mayor Lam
tert and Mr. Lyons, President Of the Tippecanoe
Club, in behalf Of that association and conducted to
the Powhatan House, escorted by large multitude.
After arriving there, Gen Harrison appeared for few
minutes at the balcony but did address the crowd
Gen. Harrison appears in decidedly better health than
in 1886
He will be at the Merchants Coffee House this day
at noon, and at the Powhatan House between 10
and IL o'clock, where such friends desire may sec
him.
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$4,000 $4,000
VIRGINIA LEEsBURG LOTTERY

VIRGINIA LEESBURG LOTTERY
Glass for lS4l
To be drawn at Alexandra, Va. on Saturday, 9th
March, lS4l.
GRAND CAPITALS.
10000 Dollars $4,000 Dollars
10000 Dollars 5000 Dollars
5000 Dollars 1880 Dollars
5000 Dollars
30 prizes of 900 Dollars
60 of $500-60 of $500
1879 Of 500, &c.
Tickets Sl0-Halvcs S5-Quariers So SO
Certificates of packages of 70 Whole Tickets $40
Do. do 26 Half do 20
Do. do 26 Quarter do 30
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For Tickets and Shares or Certificates Of Packa-
ges in the above Splendid Lotteries,-addIess
ID. s. GREGORY & co. Managers,
Washington, ID. &.
Drawings sent Immediately after they over to
all who order as above feb 20-d&c2aw2w
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Georgia-W William G. Dawson has accepted the
nomination Of Governor rendered him by the State
Rights and Harrison party Of Georgia.
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j. PHALEN & co. Managers.

Lave the satisfaction Of announcing to their
friends and the public that they sold in the Dis
trict TO person Of the highest respectabiiy, the
ptal prize of $4,000 in whole ticket in the Eau
luier and Alexandra Lottery, Clas. Z drawn on Sa-
turday last; and they submit the following
scheme -
FAUoUIER & ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Glass :.
For Saturday, February 20.
S1i, 5000 81 ,000-S3, 5000, 500
$l,S30-l0 prizes of 81 800, &c.
Certificates of packages of whole Tickets, $50 0C
Do. do Half Do 80 OF
Do. do. Quarter Do. Is OF
Whole Tickets So, shares in proportion
Orders from the country treated with confidential
and immediate attention
JAS, PHALEN & CO. Managers,
feb i6 Penn, Avenue, cor. of4l- . street.
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MANAGERS.

MANAGERS.
CONGRESS Thomas Allen,
N. Henry Clay, Charles Gordon,
Daniel Webster, Wallace Kirkwood,
VIM. c. Rives, J. A. Blake,
John Henderson,, John Gadsby,
VIM. A. Graham, James f. Halliday,
John Ruggles B. o. Tayloe,
: il Kerr, s. P. Franklin,
r. II. Bayard, J. B, Morgan,
N. r. Knight, VIM. Easily,
{ E. D. White, VIM. B. Magruder,
Willard Fillmore, J. III. Goddard,
{ Daniel Jenifer, J. L. Towers,
John G. Clark, J. Q. P. Digges,
Horace Everett, JOS Smoot,
{ John M. Bolts, C. Woodward,
Kenneth Rayner, Ignatius Mudd,
Charles Ogle, r. Farnham,
j. F. Randolph G. Buckingham,
: c.. Morgan, VIM. Orme,
Charles Naylor, Dr. J. Borrows,
: Thos B. King Donald Macleod,
John W. Allen, j. L. Henshaw,
M p Gentry X. G. Washington,
: ]. C. Afford, Samuel Bacon,
Jos. L. Williams, Jos. Bryan,
{ Willis Green, Leonard Harbaugh,
w. w. Boardman, Joseph Gales, jr,
r. C. Winthrop, R. II. Williamson,
J. b. Thompson. Randolph Coyle,
ARMY. William E. Howard,
j. Gen. Macomb, DR.. Noble Young,
neral Towson, Jesse Brown,
onel j. G. Totten, Walter Lenox,
jor Kearney, Azariah Fuller,
ptain Symington. DR.. A. Med. Davis,
NAVY Walter Clarke,
N. Warrington, Henry Naylor,
n. Wadsworth, E. ]. Middleton,
,tain Gedney, w. p. Elliott,
ut. ID. Porter, Henry Ingle,
tor Kearney. w. Queen,
MARINE CORPS. G. M. Davis,
jor Twiggs, w. II. Winters.
jor Walker Georgetown.
CITIZENS. Robert Ould,
w Seaton, Doctor Sothoron,
er Force, Z. s. Wright
P Van Ness, Alexandria.
II. L. Brent, E. Snowden,
,rge Watterston, G. O. Dixon,
h Hyatt, Stephen Shinn.
William Jones,
subscription papers are left at the public Hotels
Kirkwoods store, at Mr.. Farnham's, and at tn
n
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10000 Dollars!
AND 200 Prizes of $500.

VIRGINIA MONONGALIA LOTTERY,
Glass G, for lSil.
To be Drawn at Alexandria, Virginia Saturday,
the Goth March, 1871
GRAND SCHEME.
10000 Dollars. 10000 Dollars.
5000 Dollars 1000 Dollars
5000 Dollars 900 Dollars
1887 Dollars 1900 Dollars
LOO Dollars 600 Dollars-2 of 81 800
of 8 ,300-5 Of 81 ,250-200 of $500, &c. &c.
Tickets sl0--Halves S5-Quarters 81 so.
Certificates ofpackages of % Whole Tickets $3.50 90
Do. do 25 Half do IS 90
Do. do 25 Quarter do 80 so
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Subscription papers are left at the public HoteIs-at
Mr.. Kirkwood's store, at Mr. Farnhams and at this
Office.
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Whole Tickets Sl5--- Halves 81 So Quarters SO
75-Eighths 81 81.
ar,;6cstas NJ .aes afl6 Whole T;ck ets 1000 on
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-21

another ho,se. and soon be with him. J hus tie,
ratiei. and tie suune man - no" perhaps, await
og Snih nflas Beings presence IN Southampton
NJ erguiiine 70 vain aiier the properly. We have
SAID that the, partcd-Smlth pretended 10 20 bach.
Col La, Dsnaty Sheriff. Who had been on the
oal out for Boiling. informed thai lac ~as ~
tie village on fuithef enquiry, he learned that b
ling bad irli tnHn--snue one had inet HIM. tdi-
Lea mo- uted his horse AID pursued hin he over
TOOK l3alue, ho an his W., to The residence
Of his MS ~ts, atd bfo't him To town. I1selne
tie feelings II hrs res father.in-law Who WIS ~
\ anre,sii'e On. thai da,. seeking Bollnes arrest
he stepped INTO the tout- house. 10 observe the
ruinlf ~ he 6ts, rne. and Al aehnrse ecsliIm'd.
% W. God Nut he nan pto mdyriea my ddaeh-
ttt -
B5tib2 la,ife b,en brought leiore az examining
CUR. was inquired 10 ave bal ~ tie sum "l
5000, srh W sccutitIe. aioh, iailing /"
do, rs committed 10 lai, aud tie witnesses bound
io appear ~ & ao,d sUpernr count. where HE
d,tudanl. B,lue. viii have his nal before Tic Hon
Judge N'sh.
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theIs feeling. to come home and see her o@i1re
she died. Fot time fell The appeal, aud fesoV-
ed 10 comply with her requesi; and accordingly
to.k passage a stream bosl for thai purpose. For
NO DAYS relraiued from liquor; but my thfst be
came indispensable At length nv appetite over
powered my better feelings and approached The
bar and demanded tie liquid IRE. vas SON m
tosloatrd. shen madl, sought the gaming iabl';
aud foie III. boa reached LouI.sIlle vas strip
ped OF ryrty ceut. Tnus, all hopes OF seeing my
diving mother Gu OF. ,emaIned At Louisville
several weeks. ~ winch il,e leatn:d ihat my mo
ihef had di.d aud TIT her last breath spent 10
ptaset tor hri wleIehed Guild.
From Louisville shipped os board the steamer
Biazll, asa deck hand. AID came 10 this place,
sh,ie | eaa discharged ior drunkenness. Let
ever, young man Reject upon lh' picture. |, "ho
la moved N the hrst cucts oI suctet, had bee'
the guest I'll dIsungulshcJ pubic men. aud ih'ot-
tie among the llefaI OF our counif, no"
turned oil AZ unfit lota deck hand on = steam boat
yot intemperance Lad done tins much.
onercd about this city for several weeks. and
was sometimes engaged IN posting up thr bppk' OF
me dram shop Tor which | WIS paid IN the liquid
fire, kept Tor The accommodation Of customer
Que evening fell in company WIN . man who mas
Lately been lodged IN jail Tor ras1ng counterfeit
money We played cards, and won ON hitn
three dollar bill ~ question. The nex1 day learn
ed II VAS counterfeit. and did offer PISS it
Tor somo days. | had other money! could
meet who would ask me TO dunk. Ny APP
petae was like laGing the ~Hhin me. could
nos endure II. sought diam shop-"hricd the
bill was accepted; aud when found, few hours
,Gef by tie officers Of juslIcc, | was beasDly
Itnuh.
The evidence Of guiIt WIS conc lusiyf aud before
ny 6taln vas cIrat Of The intoxicating fumes was
"deed IN al 10 await my trial. am now dome
have not de taiued the Count with any hope wish
lal ciomeGry would be extended tony case: but
\ nh hope t1al ~, example may be w'rntog to
In II. 4
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PAYNE & TURNER.

HAVE just received, aud offer Tor sale, on tie
n l. most accommodating terms:
- binds. ST. CroX Sugars
> do st,icty ptlne do do
80 do \. Orleans aud Porto Rico do
, do Cuba Clarified do
do Boston Syrup, superior article fam
u,
l75 bags RIO, Laguira. Cuba and ST. Domingo
Coffee
% boxes Loai and Lump Sugar
~ do Woosey and Woolseys plain and lu-
ted Loaf Sugar, "a splendid artcle)
90 boxes very bts, Sperm Candles
do Judd's patent do do
20 do HILLS patent Tallow do
ID packages Gunpowder and Imperial Tea
30 boxes Fays and Colgale's No. l Soap
10 do Superior Starch
90 do good Cheese
Champagne and other Wines
Nails, Ground Alum Salt
Cigars, Wrapping Paper
Wood War, and many other articles 10 the
Grocer, Line.
ALSO,
3 or a Btronchrs, Bugg,es, and Charlotles, with
Harness. all eniIrelv new; Paikers Staw Cutters aud
Corn Shellers; several new aud second hand Pau
oes, ii the most approved manufactures. p. Il I.
Sept. 80 WOW