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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-06-12
T. heap EiRn-W are.

IvH ber in Sunhury, Of the best Tin, and the
work warranted, which he offers for sale at reduced
cash prices low at retail formerly sold by
Wholesale Watering Pots, formerly sold at
81, now al IS cents Large Buckets, formerly sold
at rs and 81, now at 62 and SO; Gallon Coffee
Pots, formerly sold at So and three quart at so,
at As and 3s cents, and other articles of Tin. Ware
in proportion. Stove pipe and stoves made and
sold cheap for cash, &c.
n. Is. All persons indebted to the subscriber,
and who wish to save oosts, requested to call
and make satisfaction, without delay, either with
cash or by giving their notes.
Sunbury, April 10. HENRY MASSER.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-04-21
NEissIssinrI Money.
DIR. SPOHN'S
HEALTH ELIXIR.

yuNHERE is not one case of Fever IN thou
sand, but may be etfectually broken upE
and removed by the use of this Elixir tire!
moves all acidity indigestion, bilious matter andI
CONSERVATION from the stomach and bowels, III
operates gently and efectualy on the bowels'I
and powerfully on the kidneys and the SKIN
III removes all unpleasant feelings alter hear |
Ity meal, and promotes a good appetite. ltneeds
ionlv a trial to give perfect satisfaction. 1t has
become a general practice with many 70 use
tins article in all cases of colds, pains IN the
sbones. or heavy disagreeable feeling, rendering
ato headache or chillness. For hoarseness' Il
staken through the day,it completely restores restore,
sthe voice without producing sickness; Whoo-
7ninr cough, and all coughs OF children are
srnreed by It. The stomach is kept IN perfect
aorder by il, and it Is quite Impossible tiiae any
ad,seass should commence while person Is
ausing this Syrup. boaitl,,
n If taken daily it produces udy \. q ~
land young appearance, by driving OH an ehs
abumors Of the system. Sold genuine az az
sFleteher-street, one door below Pearl stree
n. Y. by Comstock g. Co., and by all respec
liable Druggists. ca4rTu
For sale by u. n. 2-nl n;
81 April u, 1871. CoiullDus Ill
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-04-21
F0R SALE.

YEyHE undersigned offers for sale. upon easy
a terms the interest Zone half) formerly
owned by w. d. Chapman IN the
|" COLUMBUS DEMOCRAT. =
The Office is as well supplied as any in the
ISouth with fancy job type and all materials for
Executing with despatch and neatness such
work. The news type have been III use fof
two or three years and will last five years yet
with care and attention.
The high character of the Democrat is
well known and acknowledged by both parties
Gin this State, and IN point ofloeauon and other
advantages tits not surpassed by any press IN
zthe South The fast increasing population OF
Z North Mississippi, the quantity of business
ssdone in the town Of Columbus, and the daily
increase of patronage TO the Office afford sure
guarantee that the paper IS permanently esiab-
SIished, and if conducted with economy will al
ssways prove a lucrative inv stment for the a
zmount Of capital employed The Democrat
shas been established for several years and du-
sring that period has received a liberal share o.
advertising patronage and larger subscription
list than any paper in the State, north of Jack
ls.son. The subscription list still continues t.
increase daily.
81 Letters addressed to the undersigned, or t
NV. d. Chapman Columbus Mi. viii recelvi
immediate attention, If Postpaid.
s. H. III. WORTIIINGTON.
b n. B. A practical Printer would be pre-
@ferred, as partner In the.concern.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-04-21
NnTICE.

Owner of three Boxes, marked
L. T. Clark, can have the same By
APPLYING TO the holder and paying OK
nenses. For further information appl.
at the Argus Office.
n. B. Unless application be mad
soon. they viii be sold to pay charges.
april 7. IS4l.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-04-21
TRUST SALE.

wBY virtue of deed Of Trust to me
IS executed by Bird Land, shal
proceed to sell for cash, at the Gour
House door in the town of Macon Nox
ibee County, Mississippi,
on tie first day Of October, neat,
the tract of Land on which said Blr'
Land lives, and four slaves, 10 wit;
Hasty, Harriet, Tom, and lieddlek
JAS. POlNDEXTER,
Trustee
april, l, 1s4I.-3o 6m-pf. 10
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-04-21
JONES c. LUCY.
Trustee

april, 6, 1s41,-l1t. pr. d4O
* The Columbus { No Argus, Fus-
caloosa Monitor, Montgomery journal,
and Selma Free Press, wll please puoils'
once a week until the 18th June, aud for
ward their accounts 10 the Blonnt Spring
for liquidation. }. =. L.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-04-21
BLOUNT SPRINGS. [ALA.]



The undersigned. as Trustee, for the s
parties interested, has the pleasure of an
bouncing TO the public, that the Hotel ats
BIount Springs will be open for the recep-
ton Of visitors and boarders
On tic Tenth day Of Nag, nert,
under the supervision of Mr.-Joseph Bon
Idurant, SC fayorably known throughout
South Alabama, for his peculiar fitnessE
for management and direction Of a publlcH
house. Every thing that the most fasti-s
sdious can desire, will be in readiness byE
7 that time TO render the Blount Springs Al
delightful summer residence.
While the wants Of the sick and lnfirmE
will be particularly attended 10, the gayI
sand fashionable Will find the sources of
amusement and pleasure 50 numefousI
4and varied, that none need have their ap-I
5petites for enjoyment, palled by safety
sIn addition to the many other amuse.
ssments and pleasures provided for visitors,
j he undersigned has procured the services
:3for the whole season, Of an excellent
8 BAND OF MUSIC,
which, besides attending the even ing par
ties in the Saloon, will perform on The
green at such hours as will be most agree
a lble to Inc boarders.
8 The undersigned, need scarcely re
mind the public that there is a great va
Erietv Of Mineral Waters at the Bloun
E3Springs, possessing in higher degree
9aaealing virtue for almost every dlseas
iHwith which the human race is afflicted
E.han at any other watering place in tn
HUnted States. This, with its pure air an
Edeliohtful climate, lis beautiful and sui
Eime mountain scenery, and It's centri
Noosition. must ere long, render ii the mos
Popular sumner retreat 10 the south, ic
Che afflicted and invalid, the fashionab
bind opulent, and the wearied seeker
Hreposc from toll Of business.
1t is the intention Of the undersigned
spare no expenditure of either time, pc
sona, trouble. or money, in an effort
1--we 10 the Blount Springs the characu
Q 10 which it is SO richly entitled; and
eElindulges the hope that a liberal and &c
ferrous public will sustain him in an ente
lprize so important to large portion
IS. the South.
sd Trusie
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-04-21
TRIST SALE.

MRY virtre Of deed in Trust eXecu-
S ted TO me as trustee by Roddyl
S 5 and William r. Smith, on the l9tnI
day Of November, 1889. which sad deed
ofTrust was ON the same day recorded ~
Isba Office of the Clerk Of Probate OF
lT,owndes County, shall offer Tor SAFE
Ii the highest bidder, for cash, at the
Cont House door, IN the town Of Column
bus, on
Monday, a4A day Of Nay, neri,
] ,be following described property, to wit;
I The north half half OF section thirty
J Tow =, sixteen South, of Range eigh.
a,een west: norsh half of west half OF s0ut II,
,sest onarter and north half OF west hai
8of south east quarter, Of same secaoh'
] The north west quarter. and west s b hal I,
of north east quarter and north nan o
west half Of south west quarter Of section
twenty n,ne. of same township aud range
All wing in the County of Lowndes' am
Isl Safe Of Mississippi; or 50 much Of sal'
sT.ands as may be sufficient to satisfy
certain sss. note IN said deed speclhes.d,, 4; an
made by said Roddy Smith, ana "ii'iah
+ Smisn. JAMES G. cox,
trustee
e. N 1aA1-tds pf. 12.5d
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-04-21
WILLIAM w. BAILEY.
Q2
svrgGEoN DENTIST.

(oF GALLATM TENN,) -
Vould resDeetfully offer his professional ser
vices TO the citizens of Columbus and vicinity
gJOffice opposite the Court House on tlit
lsontb SIDE. Ladies viii De waited on at theI
residence.
a. Boarding at P. B. Wades'
REFERENcEs:-O. F. Bledsoe, L. b. w ade
Columbus, april, IA 1871.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-04-21

WE are authorised to announces
Richard e. EEOsIkIas as candidate fors
the Office of Sheriff of Lowndes County, at ours
next November Election.
WE are authorised to ANNOUNCED
aEIi AbbOtt, as a candidate for the Office
lof Sheriff, at the ensuing November electon.I
WE are authorised to announce
Pryor n. Grant. as a candidate for re
election, to the Office of Sheriff of Lowndes
sCounty.
i ~ Weare authorized to announce
sP. e. Starke as candidate for the office
3os sheriff, in the ensuing November election
4 WE are authorised to announce
John ID. Montgomery, as candidate
for the Office of Clerk Of the Circuit Court 81
Lowndes county at our rext election.
8 GIVE are authorised to announce
sSterIEMg e. lester. as candidate fo
3the office of CLERK of the Circuit Court 0
9 Lowndes County, at the next November cleo
ton.
g % We are authorized tie announce
Z Col w. Il SOutEaaIl, as a candidate forth
aofice of Clerk of the Circuit Court Of Lownd
b scounty at our next election.
b % We are authorized to announc
HGeO. w. WaddeH as a candidate for tn
otfice of Collector at our next ensuing election
g Awe are authorised TO announc
e. q. CASTOR, as candidate for Treasure
IS of Lowndes County. at next Nov. Election.
n We are authorised 10 announc
rs Alfred Thatcher, ESQ. as candidate +
-E3Coroner of Lowndes County, at the ensuH
q IS November Election.
e. Is We are authorised to annount
-EGrccEue Hill Esq as a candidate for 7
!, Moffice of Mayor ofthe city of Columbus, at l
Hensuing election.
e ~ We are authorised to announ'
eEAb'Esl. Murdoch esq, as Candida
for the Office OF Mayor of the city OF Column
at the ensuing election.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-04-21

!, ( useless;--if good It's not followed
-4A not be followed.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-04-21
NOTCE.

NOTICE.
~ NJ MOORE Of Oktibbeha County, Is
nv authorised agent, to dispose OF my
i L.J int5e County of Lowndes Noxubee and
Oktibbeha. ,vpAvEp
anril. ii. 1871. 3O--4t.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-04-21
-
MARRIED.
STEAMBOAT REGISTER.

rev Orleans MONEY market.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-04-21

We are authorised to announce
Ab'En. MEgrdOcEk esq, as Candidate
for the Office OF Mayor of the city OF Columbus
lat the ensuing election.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-04-21

RAISINS, = LMOMDS, CURRANTS, &c.
q ust received and for sale by
e GREENE HILL.
april 1871.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-03-10
TOR TIE JEFFEssoylAN REpuBLlcAv.


Mr.. ST recently obtained copy Of a let
ter from an old member Of the Legislature,
whose experience entities his sentiments to a
candid consideration, and as the subject Of which
he treats is now in discussion 5efore the com
munity, and as have not heard Of any similar
proposed plan, no injury can result from fair
discussion Of this in the columns Of your pa
per. The letter was written in answer to one
from Moses W. Coolbaugh, then representative
from Monroe county. The plan is fully set
forth in the paragraph of the letter have mark
ed, and which you are at liberty 10 extract.
81 would establish at the seat of Government
of the State, Bank to be managed by Pres
ident, Directors and Cashier, TO be elected and
appointed by the members of the Legislature,
TO issue bills On the same principle the Banks
now issue their bills These officers OF the
Bank, to give security for the faithful perform
ance Of their trust, they should also be sworn
to perform their several duties with fidelity, and
pay them reasonable compensation for their
services; thus would the faith Of the State be
pledged for the redemption of the paper they
might issue, and know Of no better security
for the payment of money than the tsrra frzaa
Of the country. Let the interest that would be
paid by the borrowers ofthis money be paid in
o the State Fund, and am clearly of opinion,
hat in short time we would not be obliged to
pledge the faith of the State 10 those worthless
Institutions for the loan oftheir bills to pay State
lebt. would establish two banks in everv
.ty in the State, one in each county in the
State. Let those institutions loan money or
ood security sufficient to supply the wants Of
he people, thus we would have paper curren-
y for the redemption of which, the whole prop
rty in the State would be pledged State
'anks established upon this principle would
eem to me, would not only give stability to the
aper currency, but security that could not be
oubed IN any country or State in the Union"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-03-10

with that high Office to which the partiai-
ty OF my countrymen has called me. Inow
take ao attectIonate leave of you. You
will bear with you TO your homes the re-
membrance Of the pledge have this dav
given, to discharge all the high duties Of
my exalted station according to the best
OF my ability; and shall enter upon their
performance with entire confidence in the
support Of a just and generous people.
HAsHIEGToN, MABCH !, l94I.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-03-10
Death of the American Consul ia
France.

Died, on Saturday evening, January 81, in
Paris, in the 6sth year of his age, of typhoid
exhaustion, after gout, Daniel Brent, Esq.
Consul of the United States of America for
Paris, and agent of American claims
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-03-10
TIE LadIes ConsDaafg.s

The March No. Of this excellent magazine,
which has Just been received, is we think fully
equal to any which has preceded it. and viii amply
repay perCsal
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-03-10

The Spy IN Washington says: "Mr Van
Buren, having announced his determination to
quit the house on the goth February, the Pre-
sdent Elect caused an inquiry to be made asto
the state of the furniture. What was his aston
ishment to find, that there were not beds, bed
steads or bedding sufficient for his family; that
the bedrooms, with one or two exceptions, were
destitute OF the requisi'e articles of furniture.
Other departments of housekeeping are in a
similar dIiapidated situation Thus ciscum.
stanced, Gen. Harrison requested Col. Cham
oers to have purchased whatever furniture IVES
necessary for the comfort Of his family. and #
congress would not pay for it, he (Gen. ID
would"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-03-10

JAMES T. MoREHEAD has been elected by the
Legislature of the state of Kentucky to be Sen
ator Of the United States for six years from the 4th
OF March, in the place oflr. CRITTENDEN, declined
Mr Morehead is of course sterling Wing, and
has been heretofore Lieutenant and Acting Cover
nor of his State-NGti0aqJ Iatelligencer.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-03-10

We publish today, to the exclusion Of ofotlerrnst-
ter, the Inaugural Address of President Harrison.
It's deeply interesting state paper, and as such,
we commend it to the attention OF ogr readers
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-03-10
DEmocRArIc CANDIDATE roa oovEEyga.
s5 OEEI BBNES.

Subject to the decision Of tie State Coagca.ioa.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-06
JAMES M CaRTEp

House, Coach and Sign Painter. Glider and Gla-
zer, on F street. second door below the FRS,
Presbyterian Church.
TUE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and the
public generally he has frtei shop
" occupied Turning Shop whore he intends carry
the above branches in all ts various varieties He
would therefore, solicit call from all who wish
posed patronzs who feels himself fully competent
to with promptiude, nsatness and dispatch, the
above branches OF business and would them
he H. will be- prepa edto DO any IL his line
and reasonable Conditions can be done for
elsewhere.
would say the superintendent OF the Depots 10 tho
City. they times have considerable Coach Painting
10, they would DO well tn give call believing they will
perfect satisfaction both Il regards price aud
workmanship Al.o-Old and New Furniture, Mahox hany
Doors vanished and polished In the durable and
approved style.
Paiuts miisi and sold hereto suit the purchaser.
au25 w. G..
d ED, ROBEHrs a. CO. have received, sy
II the sehr Manchester from Now York, some ehoiee
styles Of Goods part Of which, are
Plaid French Prints; plaid Mouslase de Lame
Rich English Prints; hsd do do DO
Common Cshcoss
Black Fancy Doeskin Cassimeres and CassIneti
White and led fanasis
Rosyhn Paids; plaid silks
Black Gre dc Rhine.
Splendid embroidered Madopa shavls
do do Cravon
Do dsmssk quilted silk MantiIlas
DO Marayoque DO
Do vsveteen embrod'd do
Brussels plaid Mouselane de Layns
Pckin silks, for dresses, &c
Comprising lot OF and beautfuGoods, which W,
I AZ
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-06
RLTH a PALMER.
THE INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS, OR
INDIAN PUHGATIVE

MANUFACTURED under the Immediate supsrinten.
WI denee Of VIM. Wright vce-Presideut Of the North
american College OF Health, established Washington,
- jan e sSo Tor the cure Of Disease In the form of In
ierInitient, RemIent Nervous nainafory and PutIA
Feyers Measles small PoE and ErYSpelaS lnnamnaons
VI the Brain Throat, stomach Lungs, Liver,
Kidneys and BadJer Pains In the stomach side:
Consumption; Dropsy OF the Head Of tie Chest OF the
hil'; CaTcer Gravel. Loss OF Appetite; SICK Head Ache;
Rheumatism both Acute and Chronic; splitting vomt
in- OF Blood DaTrh0a, Dysenery and Coles; Syncops
ApopleIy and PARALYSIS; Dyspepsia, Hypochondrasis e
Janus Ept psy, Whoong Cough, PalpafOn Of the Heart;
Ulcers and OF every ipton WEAK
icaie Female Complaints.
The Art Of Healing had its origin in the Woods
Forests sill the best Medical school"
The above named Indian Vegetable Pills emily tho
roughly cleanse tie stomach and bowels Of all bilious
mouTS and other impurities. but they also open pores
Of the skin. and induce proper discharge AMI
Kidneys Thus u will be seen, that by single operation
OF tis exiracrdnary medicine. all the
openedi the blood and other fluids completely purs
ed and disease of every kind Is literally driven from the
body.
One happy circumstance connected with using the 81,
DIAN vegetable Bills IS, they only always right
medicine always sale and always do good bur
u al soiuteiy imBos<be for them injury OF
Therefos, time should be lost in listening eontradc-
tory advice the only inquiry should he, h person
ered the sooner will the uasnt be restored health
ami usefulness.
Again. The Indian Purgaiive recommends Itself o. all;
because, matter what may be the Of the
the medicine Is always igh., always safe, will always
good and can never possibly DO harm single will
lad Of its value than volumes written in its praise
supply Of the above Pills recrived, and for sale by
~ EUSTACE 4 son,
ie l3-eoiow doors below the Bell Tavern.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-06

w have this day opened spring supply Of Garden
w seed from Nc David Isndreth whose opportuni
ties Tor extensive practical have enabled him
judicOusy To eliminate such iees OF vegetables
unfrequent worthless varieties OF the same class which
have been perPetuaed through ineNpeTence therefore,
ally found In the catalogues Of those
dsrs not Pra-fcd sretzSrs OF seeds he
thai the variety might not toe s further reduced with al
vantage at any rate this Is ample for saTen however
extensive, and fully adapted TO the oicsst taste.
A. TO the quality Of the seeds the proprietor wishes TO
be remembered, that villa, IS sold by tim s Of has
rifh sHfTe confidence, thar they will upon a prove to
he lar snperloL to most OF or.ign Importation or such
pose our assoruuent:
ASPARAGUS
ARTICmoXE-Globe
BEET--lpug Hood
Early 1urnip
BEANs-Red SPECIFIED
White Kidney
Cranberry Bush
Early Yellow
CABBAGE-Early York
Baiiersea
Large Drumheai
Flat Dutch
Drumhcad Savoy
Green curled do
Red Dufc-
Green Glazed
CARRoT-Lonc orange
EGG PLANT "''"
ENplVE-Curled
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Green Cos
MELoN-spsnsh
Mountain sprout
Nutmeg and CITSn
oSioN-wearhersfsld
PARsLEY-CurIed
PEAs-Early Franc
Large MirrowGlt
Blue Imperial
n,,,,,,, |, shop Dwarf
RADlsn-Long Scarlet
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-06
NEW MUSIC, MARCH 9Th.

NEW MUSIC, MARCH 9TH.
I w. RANDOLPH s. co have iIst opened il
addition q large assortment Of standard Music, tn
following pieces:
Military WALK Whis song OF victory
Cecilia do The Maden's PRAYER
Accept this gin Come T. the Highlands
The meeting Log Cabin Song
The Pilgrims rest Nv darling boy
Dear love and native land faTeNelL by Lover
DO youTcmembeI Mary, music 10y Horn
Day isnow dawung love, poetry by Morris
Crow, Chapman, crow. or Van BuIen's last song
OldTinpccanoe, patriotic song
would not live always, by g Kingsley
:, ftly steals The fading light
Proudly and wkic my standard flies
Like as a father piitets his children q trio
Merry old Christmas, 10y Philips
Tip and Ty, new comic wing siee
Theirs spot earh more dear
We Jolly Young wings nf Ohio
lie Rendezvous de chasse FarfaI e fer r Forte
Fantastic bTianc, by Herr
The kiss dear maid, words by Byron
OK Quicksiep, by OplOf Richmond
Ohtouch for me the harp again
Oh not for me the smile that plays
When, oh when, wilt thou return
LORNA CangOuet, written 10y Edgar
Macon Volunteers quick step
The bright days OF the Dasi
All OF Fanny EssleIs music, Treasures OF the deem
Flow gently sweet Alton Long, long ago, aud many olhci
popular pieces. mh .
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-06
HS&EsSt SsSzsesssy
q I; I'D
Wayrmttd Fresh aud Gmuiat,


WHOLES ALE AND RETAIL.
q RrlGuoKE-Green Globe
,bEASs-larsc aud small Lima Scarlet Runners Broad
issSAr nE,Ns-Early China, Early Yellow Refugee or
BEET-Eary blood Turnip Rooted Yellow 10. Ions
WooI; Yellow Frcgch sugar Wine silcsian French ~.
BROCoLi-Furpie Cape and white
Screw, Eay Yors ~ Nonparei tsn,irctbs large York
Elty sugar o'G d. Bhucsca, Iatc Bsrersca Fa Dutch,
CAuLlfl OVER Early and Late
BRUSSELS SPROUTS
CELERY Giant While Solid, Norh's CiantRcd
CARRor-Loug Orange, Early Horn, LONG studlcy, Al.
CREss- Cmlci or Foppsrsrn,-, water and Broad Ioav.
cuCuMnER-E Early Fame, Eariy Cluster, White spin.
TSDHnIN,,Ys Early sugar, taIy iusearora
EALE- Blue Curlcd siberian, Grcon Curlei Scotch
LEEK-IArse sco,eh
LETTUCE Roysi White Head lee. E,riy Curicd sre.
sis While Goes. Green Coss gtown Duties
MELLON Nutmeg Green curou Pine Apple, Malta Win.
WATER MElION-Fnest kinds
MlsTARb-w White Medicinal. BLACK. Georgia
ONluN-silvcr skinned, yellow Dutch, Early Rel
PEAs-landretfs EStfa Esrly. Ettly Warwick. Early
Nay, Bsrly Frsme, DO ChsIlion, Blue Prussan Dwsif
Mss,sqwf'i' Bishops Dwarf ProH6e
rEPrER-Iarse Ben, Iars, Yellow
FNRsLEY-riae Cnri"i
kulnANB- Undulsied for Taris
RADDisii-toug Scarlet short Ton long salmon White
rurnie sesrisl Tnlnie yellow 10, Giaes Spsnish
sAl~ltH Or VEGETABLE OYSTER
soUAsIi-Early Bush, Orange wsred. White Crook
TOMATo-Iarsc Red and yellow
TuRNiP-Whtc Flst pulcn, Dale's Nov Tybtid, Vel
FLOWER ROOTS and sEkDs-A large assortment
ron and SWEET HERB sEsDs
Also many Seeds not enumerated
10 S-6.u WILLIAM PALMER