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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1841-12-25

"ARlcH INDAN.n-The Boston Notion copies
a small article with this caption, from Some west
ern paper, publishing the demise of Richard
vile, the Miami Chief, and suggesting his I'M
mense wealth The man Of the Notion estimates
that 81, 100000 in hard cash is great sum Of
money, and would be glad to know wthe chief
got so much, and where he kept it-slgnlylEg
that lrigWom would be an insecure place Of
deposit. To all this we answer, that John -.
Richardville was haf-blood-a cunning, sa-
gaclous man, chief of once powerful tribe oil
Indians, that he accumulated large fortune In
cash, in divers ways, received from the govern
ment AT almost every treaty, large sums OF mo-
ney, both IN lieu Of land coded and presents /;
that he possessed extensive tracts Of choice lands,
adjacent 70 the Wabash river, which he sold for
cash, thus making up the aggregate sum. AS to
his bani;ing-house, he chose his mother earth
digging pits wherein he deposited his wealth by
the key, the location known only TO himself nd
daughter. His mansion (wigmam .torSooM)is
asplendid specimen Of modern architecture, sit
uatcd ellsibly in full view Of the Wabash and
Erie Canal, and would appear respectable along
side Of your fremont fixings. Such was the
great chief, John b. Richardville.- Carrot
(Ind.) Erpress.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1841-12-25

fore, may step into car and easily dsposeof it
at par before night in the country.
Who will have the temerity TO say that we
need no remedy for the evils at present inflicted
on us Who will assert that confidence can be
restored without such aid as the Constitution
permits, on the part Of the General Govern
ment? Who can assert that an Institution, is
suing bills Of a uniform value, and uniform APP
pedrdnce, will not restore prosperity among the
producers and confidence in the commercial
classes Aconsiitutiondipaper money basedup-
on silver and gold dollar for dollar and for the re-
demption Of which the Government is also
pledgcd-bearlng on lis face the same devices
and signatures, by which the gnlettered mocha
nc or laborer may recognise it without difficulty
N-at par in every remote section OF our extended
country, and perhaps throughout the civilized
world-would doubtless not only be hailed with
hearty appreciation by nine-tenths of the citi-
zens of America (without distinction Of party }
as the greatest blessing in the power of legisla-
tors to bestow, but place untading laurels on the
heads of those who originated it,
That the plan proposed by the Secretary
would produce these desirable results, we shall
endeavor to show in future articles.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1841-12-25
BY DYER AND WRIGHT.

S,PLENDlD FURNITURE, PIANO FORTE,
~ PLATE, WINES, CARRIAGE, AND HAIR
NESS &c, at auction-On Monday morning next
the 9th inst, at O'Clock, shall SELL BY order of
the Orphans Court for the District of Columbia al
the residence OF the late John Forsyth, deceased on
PGnnsy lyana avenue west, the entire stock of ele-
giant Furniture, Plate, Wines Paintings Sc, con
ssting Of
Marble top Sideboards marble top pedestal Pier
and Centre Tables handsome mahogany Dining
Breakfast, and Card Tables.
Piano Forte of fine tone and finish, large Mirrors
Gilt end bronze Time Pieces, handsome Chandc-
liers, Candeabre, Brackets, Candestcks and
Lamps
Hair Sofas, Lounges, and Ottomans, mahogany
Hair Seat, Cane Seat, and other Chairs
Brass Androns, Tenders and Fire-irons
Nankcen Window Curtains, with rich fringe
Brussels and Scotch Carpets, Hearth Rugs fine Oil
Elegant gold-band Dinner and Dessert SET
Do do Breakfast do
Fcldspar do do
Rich glass Bowls Dishes, Decanters, Water Bot.
ties Tumbers, Clarcta Champagne, and Hook
100 dozen choice Wines as Claret Madeira Sher-
ry, Hook, ST Perez sc.
Plate, Silver Knives, Forks, Table and Tea Spoons,
Soup Ladlc
Rich plated Dishes with Covers, Baskets. Goblets
Coolers, Forks, &c
Very general and complete assortment Of Chamber
Furniture
Handsome Carriage and Harness Buggy and Ilar-
ness Saddles, Mich Cow, &c.
With a variety Of Kitchen requisites
Terms of sale On all sums Of and under S20
rash over $50, and under 500 credit Of 60 DAYS
over 500, acrcdlt OF four MONTHS for notes with
approved security, bearing interest
The sale of Wines, which are of the choicest
llnds, VIII take place Immediately after the sale Of
he Parior Furniture
DYER & WRIGHT,
acc 2o-dlils Auctonecrs.
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NOVEMBER >. 1899.
9og,I3G 3,l'53,a56

Two years of suspension have diminished their
available means S3cU,U00 and increased their lmnic-
date liabilities more than Sls0,0O0. Thus is clear
ly seen that the evils the country is aborng under,
Tar from being remedicd by the suspension yearly
aggravated by It's continuance. FIVE banksnow con-
tess their inability to sustain themselves without
slsance. In year more the number will, probably,
be doubled, for the aid demanded would considerably
reduce the means of the stronger banks without
storing the others to much healthier condition.
From such table as this, very few crumbs of
comfort are likely to fall and the sooner the
cloth is removed, the better for public interest
and public morals.
Ills exceilcncy has favored Us with the aggre-
gate Of the cash assets and cash liabilities for
the two periods Of SO and Al but we sup
pose he had not leisure to cast up the amount Of
discounts, for the same cpochs We shall,
therefore do it for him, and show at the same
time the several and aggregate amounts Of paid
up capital upon which these public bcncfactors
dispensed their charities in shape Of discounts.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1841-12-25
THE SECRETARY OF WAR.

Mr.. Spencer, by his mastery report, has won
golden opinions in all parts ofthe country, if we
may Judge from the many commendatory re-
marks of the press that meet our eye, That
his intellectual ability is eq0al to that pos
sessed by any Of his predecessors, the produc-
ton he has recently sent 10 Congress IS suill-
GENTLY convincing That he is patriotic and
just in his conclusions and recommendations,
is fully proven by the favorable report so unre-
scryedy awarded by the press.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1841-12-25

I eNo7IcE-There will be no paper issued
rom this Office on Monday. This being Christ
has, (and we here propose merry one to
very body, (eyen TO the ilustrious epigramma-
isl Of the independently not having more space
Tor The subject) day when labor is usually sus-
pended ina printing Office, and as no work Of
Inv description is ever permitted 10 be done by
|er our patrons to bear with US till Tuesday
morning, when we will cndeavor to give thenp
/ FIJI number.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1841-12-25

sell Bills Of Exchange, at sight, or upon short
time, upon points at distances Of not less than
100 miles. The act may be repealed by Con
gress, and Bills of Exchange to be dealt in only
with the consent Of the States.
Such plan will be Of service to the country,
and will, in in our opinion reconcile the mode
rate Of all parties-parli eularly as it now seems
impossible 10 get any thing better.
Other subjects in the Message are discussed
with equal cleaness and breyity but we have
not time now more particularly TO allude TO
them.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1841-12-25
I" AflASUERUS."

This is the title Of little poem about to be pub
lishcd and from all hear one that will attract
much attention, particularly among the serious and
devout a. the title implies it is the story ofthe wan
derng Jew. 1t has, however, no resemblance 10 the
various cxlayagant tales that have been written al
various period upon the same theme but gives for
cbe and earnest impression of the character Of an
infide traced from the moment he struck the Savior
until The general destruction at the last daythe de-
cay and renovation Of the world the repentance, for
giveness and death ofthe Jew. The author young,
and this is his first effort yet the poem abounds in
beauties which would do great credit to much ripper
ihtellect and longer experience in the world of tera-
ture.
As the work will soon he out, we DO not feel at Ii.
berry to present readers with any very lengthy ex-
tracts, but few shol will answer To- give some
idea o! its graceluInoss and general interest. Tie
poem commences with description Of our Savior,
When Is given with great beauty and in easy and
flowing style,
"'Thera, in the Mauntof Olives, Jesus spake
Unto Jude1's congregated tribes;
Andas hisiongua, with holy themes inspired,
Poured forth a solemn, teIvd clcquencc
Teaching, as Moses taught, those lhrulhs sublime
Of one great God and everlasting life,
lurmur rose that caught the ear Of Heaven;
sound OF prayer-a hymn, whose burden sweet
Gave praise and triumph to the Son Of Man"
The crucxion is commenced with the following
sweet and touching lines;
" Pale rose the moon Der Galway fatal mount.
A sign of mourning seemed to III The sky,
Vet rather Iell,lhan seen gloom, cloud,
An incubus Of night sat onlnens souls
" Lo bcnlna meath. the burden Of tie cross,
Through the dark crowd the PAL cnt sufferer comes
The cruel thorns upon his cory brow,
The foam OF thirst upon h 5 whiien'I lin,
Swaying from side 10 side, with STAINING nerves,
Beneath weight that bows him to the dust,
One more extract is all that we now venture to
give though, were it not injustice to the author, we
would gladly cory the whole Of his charming worn
into our columns.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1841-12-25

deemable currency to II per cent this, on the
sum Of $9,252,359, amounts TO the delightful
dividend Of Sl,l13,ss3, for one year, or for half
the principal, two years, which is the same
thing And this amount Of $l,ll3,Ss3 is levied
upon the public, by the blessings of spurious
currency.
For the present we dismiss the subject.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1841-12-25

aFByparticular request, the Rev. r w CLARK will
again deliver his sermon on the Final Judgment, in
The Second Presbyterian Church tomorrow evening.
Service 10 commence at o'clock. he will also preach
in the inornipg al l o'clock, and deliver lecture to
young men III the afternoon at 3oclock, in the same
place.
Dec. 25 1911
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1841-12-25

Is THOSE THINGS winch ARE ESSENTIAL LET THERE
fg tNirY--lN NoN-EssENrIALs, LIBERTY; AND IN ALL
lnScs oIiAMrY-.4ugustin.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1841-12-25

DANCING ACC ADEMY. Mr.. F. LABBE
- hasthe honor to inform the ladies and gentlemen
Of Washington and Georgetown, that his second
cour-c 'or instruction in the Of dancing Will com
mcnce Il his dwelling house Washington, Pennsy
wanna avenue opposite FulIcrs Hotel, Tuesday Ja6u-
ery 4h, and at the Union Hotel GcoractotqH. on
w ednosday, January 9th Daysol rdliion IN Wash
ms on iu,a lays Thursday aud Saturday from 10
. pm ADDE'S from to Tor young Indies. And
al Georgetown Monday and Friday irom}to D. M
Boarding schools attended usual
dec 23--eo3w
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1841-12-25
Tolal, So. 2s2 .35g

Thus the people of Louisiana viii see that
they have been paying interest at two diff.
fercht periods on S92S2,S59 Of irrcdecmable
paper currency deprecated probably to ca rat
equal to simple interest, which would increase
the privilege Of circulating a spurious
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1841-12-25

Mr. JoHN II. CUNNINGHAM is duly author
his city, Georgetown, and Alexandria.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1841-12-25

Mr. Israel z. James is collecting for in the
South and Southwest assisted by Ii. M. Lewis, J..
k WMpplc, O. H. Stem, Benz. Gardiner, and Chas.
+ James
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1841-12-25

I AW NO rice JAMES A. BERTIlELOT
IL & JAMES +. ARCHER, having associated
themselves in the practice Of the Law under the firm
Of BERTneLoT & ARcnsR, will attend regularly Tie
several Courts of the Middle and ApalachicoIa pis.
rcsi and also the Court Of Appeals at Tallahassee
aJRcsdencc- Tallahassee Middle Florida
JAMES a: BERlflELOT,
JAMES Il. ARCHER
Dee II II
BANK or THE METROPOLIS,
December 22J, ls4l
THIS bank will not be open on Saturday, the
18th inst, Christmas day.
All notes due on that day, and on the Goth instant,
ale required to be paid on Friday, the 2ilh inst.
RID. SMITH, Cashier
&C 23-ddf
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1841-12-25
THE LAST DAY.

The scen,less lichen, whose fierce-ciinging roots
Plucks vitality from barren rocks,
Refused IT, clcavc, and sorrow dropping, died.
Together cfunbltd rock and earth away;
And in the place Of Form, with graceful ease, 4.
There haggsrd Terror sat with aspect rude"
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1841-12-25
GOV. ROMANS MEssAGE-LoulslANA.

GOV. ROMANS LOUISA ANA.
The annual message Of Gov Roman com
mends itself topublic attention both for its bust
ness-like qualities and its breyity.
There are many important topics in it consd-
cred, some of local. Others of general ma
ture--the latter of which only we shall have oc-
casion to notice. Among these, the condition
Of the finances of the State, and Of the banks,
are of the chief importance.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1841-12-25
S9,5O0O0o

Thus upon nominal capital of $o,50oo0o,
but a paid up capital cf S5,6S449S
These Banks discounted the following amounts
upon the basis of the following assets
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-17

vHOs n. uoTCuySIss having taken the store
lately occupied by Mcnsra PhIppin q Jones, opposite
the RunHoi the Eise Hotel would inforu Coach Makers
snh raddcrs, that he has JUST o.ued fun as-oIttDen
Materials used by them, consisting In part as follows
FOR COACH MAKERS.
Coach and Elliptic steel Springs Of all kinds
Coach BaIouche, Bngay AMI sulty turned Aklea
Coach and Barouchc Steps Of all sizes
UraEs aud silver Hub Hands
Msllc sble Castings and TUT ned Collars
Coach and Barouche Hinges; do do Handles
Dash Frames knabs; Coach Door Locks
Ncnlan Blind Locks
Curtain Leather both hides and slses
Step Leather and Morocco SkHa
Coach Laccs and Eringes OF alt kinds
Rattincts and DanaHkH, &c
FOR SADDLERS.
Hog skins; surge; ShccisEua
A full assortment Of al kinds e Harness Mounting
stirrIps; Belts woT-Ctl: Gotten Training " ebbs
Cut Tscss; Blsck UH varni.n
Men, Womcn'.. GIG saddle Trees
A full supply OF saddeI's Tocls. Sc.
ALSO,
Shoe Makers Tools Of all kinds
Ihavc employed Mr. George phippcn IT, Of the
hrm OF Phippcn Jones, a'gni all tho matters per.
tanning tn the business, ad fuos respectfully solicit the
patronage Of The customers e that FIRM ar ali others
wanting articles IN ncasEuTing them at my aasnrt
mcn sh'll always be good, nj will sell ehcap for cash
or city aoetpianc"s as other house. Me- incn,s 20
do credit business, Undue will ocTsLia JI.
chascIs 20 ray the cash.
NH 3l-dActf TIIOis u, UOTCEKiSs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-17
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS
C. J. RICHARDS & co.

c. J. RICHARDS & co,
Sign OF tho Saw, opposite the Swan Tavern.
III street, ShOckoe Hill
IMPORTERS and Dealers IN Foreign and Dom.sIo Hart,
Il w4re are now opening sud
~ sPElNG HARDWARE AND CUTLERY which Tor
cash, cry acceWances OF % punctual men they will .s
aa very small advance Country Merchants and others
which in par Is comprised Of the fol.owng Goods.
lbbOtron S Patent Corn scyihes
Wallton's best steel do
Broad and Narrow Grass do
Humble & Augustus Pattern Grass 10
Dutch Scythes ot bcs quality
Pocket and Pen Knives assorted
scis-oTs, Shears and Raznrs 10
able Knives and Forks, with ivory, stag, while
black and Other handles
Ivory Knives ami Forks, in of5 pairs from SIP h,
large and very superior assorneLto single al don.
Die b-rTci lint and percussion Guns
Traces, lialteTs, Anvils, Vices, smiths Bellows
Him. hne plate pad and other Locks
ilanu' pit y cut mill Saw. half round
Tat bastard anu other Files, horse Kax
Collins anu other Axes
Broad Axes; Nail Hammers
Butt Hinges, all kinds
britannia Ware, Japaned tin Ware
Plated Goods, German silver Goods
wilson's genuine and common Coffee Mills
Best tON do 40
Sheet and bar Lead
Cast, shear. blister and German Steel
sIovels and Spades, Hay and manure Forks
JACK screws, shovel and longs, Tenders Anciro
Rest bench and uling Planes
Mil put and x saws
Hand PANEL and tcnon Saws
Also an assortment Of Looking Glasses direct fiomt
manufactures, consstingof
swing, toilet, pier and maniel Glasses
- Painted Pals, and general assortment OF wood War
Preach Baskets, Ac
Together with every variety Of staple and suparior
soitnent Of Fancy Goods. an 2
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-17
FRESH DRY GOODS.

IN addition former SIC ok we have by the
schooner LJnehburs the following sesSonablo rosh
2cases superior Dap d'Eti COR ,ummei coats
do heavy black Bombaznes
10 extra super wool dye black Cloths
10 10 superhne and low priced blue do
do brown French DIiings
DO DO - 10 and ! pG cra. .AI Is%ns
10 do isnc, Cotton s,riP"s and Mixtures
!on'on QnifnEs and we,inss, a. EsrlioE Ginshlms
Check aud stripe Hurricane muslins
Plan and hsd swiss Musiins, beautiful assortment
Cambrios and Jlcone;s
lodia aud bishop. Lawns. Bennett Lawns
g. and 81 filiet Lace shawls, Fillci seaIfs
Fancy Gauxc and satin iidkE
Extra Eng ish POn.ee aud Bandlnna IIlkf-
Choppas and lDdia Flag SILK do
Fenizoes DurangO's and Rubin - Sewing silks &c
o stock presents at this time superior Inducements
s"rance that shall rsod in this any other
APPS KENT, KENDALL A ATwATER
John WRIGHT, respectfully lniOrms the innsb
taniS of RICHMOND end lis vicinity, that having taken
Tie store on Main street lately occupied by Messrs Sou
nj Totnpkns he intends kccting rich aud led
sortmcnt Of Fancy Dry Goods and fIo his long expert
the eonneIon he has In New York he will always be ena
ben,o oner every thing new anu fashionable
The following complies few of the leading sriclcs-
FRENCH EMBRolDERlE- -Capes; Collars; Cancy.
brodeTed shawls trimmed anu untI mmed with frIn
sss EN- Roles and srenss,s; Musns Insert
slAwL>, sCARFS, &c-Rich Cbinee shawls; scaIfs
ram BLACK tOiCuTct' do do; black and
White EmbToiie RET Fillet
LINEN CANBRlCK UANDKERCIiiEFS.-RichE Elm.
broideTcd kcvciTn lidkis trimmed with Lace; Rich En-
bIoidcIed kcvciTa iidks untrnmcd; Rich Plain
Plain Henstichcd aud Tape Border; Printed Borders &c
THREAD LAtEs AND EDGiNGS-EngllEh Point:
BRUSSELS and Nalcnciencs, Point dc Paris Isle
English French and German Thread Edyings and
iDgs; Rich Thread Lace CapcF, Collars andCufs
NETS AND QulllINGS.-wIre Ground and Brussels:
Piain aud figured Lyons spot lluron Gupcire and Fi
let Nets aud Quiiugs Fancy silk Nets &c.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES White aud Black Ribbed
SIX Hose aud hall Hose; White and Black Embroidered
six Hose and half Hose; White and Pain silk Hose and
hall Hose; White Rack and Brown open Work aud Elm.
broideIcd Cotton Hose; White Linen Thread L ain and
Open Work White Lisc Thread. Plain and Open Work
thiltrens and Misses White Brown Black all sizes
Mems Brewn AMI Mixed Hose and half Hose; Ladies' ami
Gentlcmcns Black White and COloured KidGloyes do
DO silk Gloves; Ladies Black White Fllet Gloves and
Miits.
WHITE GOODS
swiss, bishop Lawn, Book Null Jacconc Cambria Cor.
ded and Plaid Muslins.
Fancy stripedand Checked Swiss au Cambria Muslns
for Dresses.
blue. White, Pink and Straw, TaTlcton Musns, a new
and beautiful article for slsws ard Dresses.
Corded Drnics; Striped and Figured Window Muslns;
Linens; Lawns ami Diapers
satin Danass Cloths from 10 lG quarter, with Doyles
anu Ma. kus 20 match,
BTOwn satin Damask Aprons, new article.
81. lUi aud - Linen Shccilngs.
Towels; and IIuekahucks aud Merino Covers sc.
10 l-dtf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-17
cHIUK FIRING a. GILBEnT5s
LREaZ|.!Z!)ZeRS|


TIE subscI eI i eons,anlly receiving ron the
Il factories Of CBlChERiNG A I. GILBERT a co,
boston, and offers for sale large assortment of Piano
Fofcs, with all the recent aud patented improvements
The long established reputation OF these
the test guarantee that the instruments by
them Will not be surpassed By any other maker (ouesc
oregn) In respect durability and the sweetness pu.
Tiy and power Of tone for which these have
been 80 hghy aud extensively celebrated. The LONG
pcrirnee Of both of these makers has resulted
very important improvements. taely intIOducet) which
greatly improves the tone and general effect of the
ments.
The subscriber feels justified in assuring those who
may be pleased io patronze this Establishment that their
expectations will be disappointed finding
sfrumenis be made Of the very hes, materials and the
most dur able workmanship.
These sld The manufacturers prices
lackcdand sent TO place within hundred miles OF
Richmond, ircc Of eIpeus" o. the purchasers.
The rreateEand for these iusiT has Undue ed the
suhsc utet tu establish agency ia FhRMNILE Prince
Edward Co with Mr.. A. r BIGLOW where those Who
wish TO purchase eau get them the came terms
the subscriber.
AuPIANO FoRTEs sold Of either Of these establish.
men;s warranted and II perfectly satisfactory
be returned,
to liberal discount made 70 professors and teachers
Et-A large supply OF new anl fashionable Music al
ways on hand Piano FOrns tuned and repaired by Rufus
Morse, whose long experience in manufacturing
him 20 share Of patronage. A. =. MADDOX,
mh II Opposite the Banks
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-17
j. PEASE 4 SONS
CLARIFIED ESSENCE IIOAUHO UN


supply received.
LNELL, JOHNSTON 4 LYELI,
dc Is Al 4 NrKtt,I,c'g oTI s',,,I
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-17
FRANKLIN PAPER MILL.

TIFF Franklin Company Richmond, have for sale Of
Il Their own manufacture, good assortment OF oil kinds
OF PhPER IN general use. which la quality aud price
they nope VIII be found TO compare avantag with
the production Of any similar Establishment the Union
ther machinery being new and embracing the latest
pTovemenis.
They solicit the particular attention Of members Of the
bar, clerks OF Courts Commls siOneIs ChanCcTy MsT
Supernc LcteT Cap, R.cor, and Blank Book Pane ulie
from the finest Linen stock, WHICH superior
lnrc, strength and durability. Beins used IN IN" Public OF
fees here, they permitted refer the first aud
cond AUDITORS Treasurer Clerks OF the House
hiy -
Merchants, Bookbindcrs Sailoncrs Pfincrs and other
wholesale ucacts, VIII Away find good at
MN, or IN the hands of the agents, MesIs. James Szcr
son The Company Invite orders for their Paper aud are
ready 10 contract for the permanent supply Of all who may
desire IL. -
Retail purchasers will fni the Paper manufactured by
the franklin Company all the Book Stationary stores
IN this CRY, arin various other paris of the state. The
fair rial Of their paper, and preference as may DC
found merit.
NB-The highest price will Jc given for Clean Linen
and Cotton Rags delivered atihe mill. aplg-tG
WE aTeig receipt per sunLry vessels from New York
w and BALTIMORE
~ boxes sperm Candles
81 10 Tallow do-Jackson's brand
~ 90 SOAP Hui a sons, Ktrkmary Il PaTkes
81 bags Rio, IlruiTa and Java Coffee
crroOns Indigo
- boxes Loaf sugar, patent double refined and No
Loaf
loo kegs Nails. assorted
I pipes London Doc 4 Gin
10 half pipes French brandy various brands
W s. J d CHRISTIAN
III u Market square.