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PALLATIoN.-"Pray. sir," said tie commits
sloner TO an insolvent brought up 10 be dis
charged on his petition. sane pray sir, how
could you wiliully, and with your eyes open,
contract such Il number of debts. without
any means Of paving them? My lord"
said the petitioner, "you labor under a great
mistake, | never in my life ,riifaHy cOntrac-
tel 4 debt; on the contrary. | have invariably
done every thing in my power to enlarge
them
There is 4 maiden lady in Connecticut
who is so extremely nice in her motions of
female modeSty, that she turned off her
washer woman because she put her clothes
in tie same tub with those of Il young man.
This is almost equal to the modesty of the
lady who was ashamed 10 remove 4 table
cover Cox !carOf showing its legs.
\ sIopkecpcr was brought before the Lord
Mayor OF London for retailing liquor by
YOU in the habit OF selling liquor by weight!
Shopkeeper. mo my Lord" ..Do You sell
it by measure! .Oh no. .my Lord" .by no
means" Mayor. well how do you dor
Shopkccpcr' "rish ,rcH, my lord, how do
you dO?"
1t is impossible for those that have only
known a~il!ucncc and prosperity, to Judge
rightly of themselves or others. The rich
and the powerful live in 4 perpetual mas
qucradc, in which I'll about them wear bor-
rowcd characters; and we only discover in
what estimation we are held when we can
no longer give hopes or fears.
A R~ENAEEAELE LdKEyEsS.-"Col. w. was
Il fine looking man amt he? said Il friend of
ours the other day. "Yes," replied another,
81 was taken for him once "You! why
you are as ugly as SIM | don't care for
that, | was taken for him-l endorsed his
note, and was taken for him by the sheriff."
, 1841-06-26
ILLUSTRATIONS For CHILDREN.

! once saw a preacher trying to teach the
children that the soul mOuH lire after hey
rere all dedd. They listened, but evident
ly did not understand it. lie was too ab-
stract. Snatching his watch from his peck
ct, he said, James, what is this | hold in my
handF
"A watch, SIR little cloock,' says another.
'Do you all see it,"
!Yes SIR
'lIow do YOU know it is a watch?
'lt ticks, SIR
'Very well do any Iof you hear it tick
All listened now After a pause-'Ies sir.
we hear it, He then took offthe case, and
held the cause in one hand and the watch in
the other.
'Now children, which is the watch!-vou
see there are two which look like watches,'
sThe little one-in your right hand, sir;'
very well again; now | will lay the case
aside, put it away down there in my hat
Now let US see if you can hear the watch
tick
Yes sir we hear it, exclaimed several voices.
, 1841-06-26
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and you will need no phycian-pass your
days in peace and q~uietness, and every earth
ly blessing will attend your course.
, 1841-06-26
BANK

1t will be observed that our prediction,
that the friends of the Administration would
undertake to establish a Bank at the called
session, is already verified. On the second
day of the session Mr.. Clay declared his in
tention 10 move for the appointment of a
Committee to take into consideration so
much Of the Presidents Message as relates
to the currency and financial condition Of
The country; and, on being asked what meas
ure he proposed, as 4 remedy for existing
disorders, he replied, ga United States Bank
and, awe are assurcd that pr. Clcyl. what
the Globe pronounces him-t.iEe Gois.n-
ment in himself"-we shall soon have Q
Bank, and of the monsterspecies too. unless
Ike Government can be defeated.
The prompt avowal of Mr.. CLAY, Of his
intention to pass a bank charter, connected
with that part he acted in assuming the re-
sponsibility of calling the extra session, is
proof, "strong as holy writ" that Congress
would not have been convoked, had not the
measure been deemed Necessary, to secure
the enaction of 4 bank charter before the
people would have time TO permit "the sober
second thought" to influence their conduct.
As gentlemen have, we suppose, 4 variety
of projects, in embryo, we doubt not that 4
Bank Bill will be presented to the Senate, if
not to both Houses. Mr.. Clay probably had,
in his estimation, a maturcd project 4
year ago, when he declared in the Senate
that he was for 4 Bank with 4 capital Of fifty
TO seventy millions of dollars-and we may
expect that project to be pressed with zeal
and pertinecity upon the consideration Of
Congress.
But it is not for commercial purposes that
Mr.. Clay desires a bank. His object is po-
liiical power, by the aid Of which he hopes
TO reach the Presidency. BY centralizing
the money-power of the country. and assum-
ing the position of champion of that power,
he expects to be able TO look down all oppO-
sition, il he can SOLAR conciIiaie fanatics as to
induce them TO permit him 10 become the
nominee Of the Federal party in 1874.
We can do no more than advise TIE coun-
try 10 be on the alert; to be ready TO resist
n bill for an overshadowing moreved incor-
poration, by which the liberties We enjoy
may be wrested from us. We are called on.
not TO resist measures 10 alleviate the condi-
ton of the distressed or TO increase the facil-
tiles Of commerce.. but projects designed 10
build up a moneyed arisiocracy & enslave the
~nation-projcc;s favored by the aristocracy.
both in England and this coun,ry.-[Lon.
Advertiser.
, 1841-06-26

VINO DAR?-The papers says that "Tcn
Thousand Il Year. is the best novel of TIE
season. With equal propriety we may say
that the following is the best negro story OF
the season. Where il comes from, or how
long it has been upon earth, is more than we
shall undertake 10 tell, because VIC do not
know.
Gumbo was a wicked negro, who had wit
messed the ravages of the cholera in 1882
with stole Indifference, but in 1854, seeing
his best friends dropping off by dozens in
Negro Alley, Buffalo, began 10 have some
fear of giving the last kick himself, in pref
" much the style lie WAS wont TO .fro dat
next brick-bat" in Il row.. Gumbo then for
the first time thought of PRAYING. TO Use his
own phrase, "to de Angel oh de Lord" de-
claring that if he could only sbe spared dis
time" he would be ready next wear 10 be
taken up and lib forebber in Massa Abra-
hams bussom." Some ways having access
TO an adjoining room, separated by a board
partition, hearing him at his dcvotions, knock
ed.
"Who darr"
, 1841-06-26

"IVhO darF'
"De Angel OBJ de Lordr'
"\Nhat he want?'
"Want Gumbo!"
Blowing out his candle with 4 whew-"NC
such Niger here. Dat niger been dead di
two, tree weeks-dat be de true--de iact!'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-12
TAIsIt 4 I:II.IsS

famy Grocery and Commission Merchants in rear
OF the Exchange, T. or Man street
Rss leave to call the attention OF their friends and the
Which SSe ,inra, to 'eSr .loekoi Family Gr,cers,
P PaIw@ sSd i LA, sugars Of all qualities
oh White, OH Java and IasuyIa Coffee
srnIad' sugar house and n Molasses
salmond. sh.d and Roe IIerrinrs
SPERM Patent sperm and rsllow Candles
Beaehed Winter strained sperm Oh
feAhns vinegar, very superior
Fresh Hops, let sort
salad oi, In TASKS and bottles
Manu' Mushroom and rom,toe Caisup
Ionn,on' french aud American Mustard
Guava Jcnics andPTeserycs
Branded Ftus
Olives and Cspcrs
Msrcaroni, Ncrmiccllc
OH English aud American Cheese
Iudwcds Soua Crackers
Ea rII n, a Pa SVS " Stout in Pns and quarts
Imperial, Gun powder Young Hyson and Bl,ck Teas
<hAhus1,ne .sIueted chests, Curnshao, owong, Pou.
Old lafayette, blackburn and Hope 4 Madeira
r'ie AMI brown sherry Wines, various brands part
IottNtu", Obi anI genuine
Boxers Old Anchor, lsoi
mletsieek, Durham and Cham pdign. Wine.
harri .on's Gown imrouation)N
Sparkling burgundy
Sparkling And sui iIocks
Annisci'e heTehucuassc, and Marasehno Codrals
L,niSn DoekCosnae Brandy
G Doz z%s no no no. no. v; ls0S
Run, ,Ipnoited in ls,o w. '''' "H0
DID Apple Brandy and Rye whiskey
Double ncrTicd Schictuu Gin
Rccaiis Congress aud pTinctpc CicaTs
Oh Cuba Smoking Tobacco, all whic together with
oher articles too numerous To mention, offered for
Tor cash"t punciua customers tow a. they can
be had In this market Any article purchascu of us thai
oes nol sN' SURE sMtsincuon. may be returned the
undc'. :, 9;"qayytf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-12

I'VE are receiving our Fall supply of Agricultural Ir,.
pem' nis which embraces grcaier variety. ani bci.
Farmers ~ now longer necessary for eur Planter
u. >pih ioi hcii implements, they iud them
our Arrangements tmadc few weeks pasD are such
as 10 enable " tn furnish article the Aerlcu
me az factory prices; sud having recently engaged IN
ihs business AT rds pleasure go hear IA. sI1sy,s
lions 81 our Planters In order thai may have any aIIc
We shall best cudravrrs to meet the yyc Of Tho
Ague uiuIa community, aud shall receive ftrr p.ronag
Implements htthc lowest pucss can obtain ms END tnr
assortment consists IN IIt. the following. W:
Ploughs-l, , andI horse
Green swaId Floughs-2. and 1 horse
' ,, rl1us hs-l and horse. EvCrg Farmer who
nas m on hrs place should supply himself one Of
T!ouEhs as II pIeNeuts the soil FROM washing
Improved Rotary Plough
tn" Castings Of these Ploushs s,,v ,;r.
cNei .icredu tIis market and chilled which render.
ihrm hard and, at the time, tough they Will ,st
longer AMI do better work wicr ovrI than the common
plough ON piiccs for these superior PIou-hs are AZ Inv
As 1hnse 0lihe common Tough have heretofore been.
nots Patent straw Gutter
ioVcy's DO GuiIioune dp
Ronggles, Nourse Mason's 10
Rsu,sles Nourse & Mason's COM Shelters
our balance wheel Wv WIN anu WIN
Do double do do do a, a,
Improved Horse Power
Corn ami Cob Crushcr
Ihandler's Improved Double Harrow
Expanding Culuvators, three different kinds
Manure Forks aud Rskcs
sp1des and shovcls, from three OF four fac,orics
Gram scOups and Shovels
Patent Churns, an eutrey article
Garden and Puta'uc Hoes
Together with almost every article necessary for panfa
non II Is mistaken lics that because PIourIs are
quently high II gives pleasure TO show our assert
neni an give the best IIoofuf their chcapneSs Call on
u.s. hVe doors below the Bell Tavern.
P.s.-Gardeu Seeds and Fruit Trees Hi5
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-12
DEAENEss CUREn.

S'AkPAs tDMPOi NJ KREOSOTE ACOUSTIC OH
- w I' cure ~ Deafness pains n The ears and also
.Hs' ITilfeeahlr nHEoft Ike thC LuzzuT ~ Insects
liHmH wafer, WnIzlrg n steam, Sc which arc ayf1
ami wlthuEcasc. "'
Inc Application n thc oil produces no pain but on the
CoaY dn agree Ic 1n1 pleasant rcnuat0n. The recipe
DiU. mcl..'nc NaF been obtained from Enriah hu-
si ~ gf reputation, who has found from long obsatv
.Na I'NlNf-' iu nineteen cases NJ tWcnty. was
plpuu,'l tNWf hom want Of arfiUn in the nerves Of
h'hng or dryuese in TIE ears. bic object therefore
"aH n u"l r'N'iNlH iai Wouii create healthy comb
nU IN U,gsc paris. Amer long series Of experiments
WIht hf''fpe, n continuation with great number al
"heI n'e n'-. If cU1ua were NJ last crowned with sue
o'ss n ihe discovery Of This PREPARATION which has re.
ecvel the uame 81 Fcnrpaa Compound rsnafe Aeoust
WI Uaas been used in this county about one wear and
~ wonderful has been fs chcts IN curing IN vim
he deal That, from pure movesOf humanity a novg ~
proving he efficacy. Ff''''"'V W
a supply received and f9r sale
LYEIL, JOHNsTON A. LYEII
HH All heKhdos'sSld asnd. RIehnS1d Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-12
BY APPOINTMENT.
VICTORIA HAIR COMPOSITION,
TASUFACTURED BT

y
No 80, New BOnl Street, London.
IHlS Preparation superior 10 Others foT the preser
4 WALTON of ro Iar preventing IL from falling out, or
iufnng grey restoring the hair on bald places aui crsd
catuE oil icpri end 1an1ruH AIsT vaTOus experiments
Nu London and other European cuey which have aiways
succeeded aii some DG them beyond al expectations
warrant ne uas urcr iu recommending this pre- pBrs
Won p Ihc luHIe ua "uTcu1r FOO all Other ARTICLES Tor the
restoration OF i"e har ono OF two applications, only be-
inE Necessary 70 prove be- efficacy the removal Of scurf
and ddndfun
sasp valuable article 100 dressing and arranging the
haf imOr" particularly 60 aIc imparug M sta beautiful
glossy appearance, with strong disposition curl For
sale JOHN GAYNOR.
Agent Tor Virginia.
&c One door above the Bell Tavern
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-12

WE g SS,I, ' q s f1Is, sn,,r.
do New orleans no no
~ do Porto Rico DO
ca boxes and uerccs loaf sugar
l75 bags Java CsupeIior) Coffee
<SJ DO LaguiIs and Rio do
60 hhi- trinidad, p Rico and oresn, MOa,.es
~ uerces fresh Rice
20 boxes by lOl Ct.
rs do HUBS patent Tslow Candies
100 DO Woodruh's do do
10 DO composition do DC
10 do judas patent Sperm DO
HUI fancy do
1000 sacks beet Liycrpoolflrd salt
loo DO ground Alum 10
Soo kegs Mats, assorted
81 40 box do and Spikes
ccrcons Indigo
90 g. rea,ns " raPping Paper
~ kegs refined salt Petre
% 10 Pepper
10 qr casks > pipes Sicily Madeira GwoOdhou Wine
~ casks sweet Malaga Wine
half pipes Old Madeira 10
2n uctecs fresh Thomaston Lime
70CO lbs Bacon sides
$50 bbls No / y e Herrinss
10 do family Roe DO
40 doz summons best AIo
3On sides sole Leather
bales shoe Thread
30 Nova scotia tblue grill crnd.tones
3uU bags shot assorted
ton Bar Lead
Superior "unpowicT and black Tea
Ret Cords aui Leading Lines
starch, hest London Su tJTd COHon Yarns, &c.
IRON.
$50 Swelcs country and TrcdcGar Iron. compris
ing arruerll assortment Of all sizes of mai, round
ami square
tons handbook hoop and sheetlron
I DO Plough Plates
Mould Boards
tons Maj Rods assorted sizes
60 AmericsH bljsicrcj Siecl
hall 90 Ensush d. no
| ton Cast assorted siZcSl 30
half dn German 10
tons spTin. StCcl from "A 20 % wide.
Sc - MORTuAN NcGRI DER & co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-12
PACKET BOATS FOR sCOTTsyILIE a
LGNCHBURG.
SUMMER ARRANEEMENTS

nURlTon Packet Boats JOHN MARSHALL, Cant Hull
~ AMI j. g CABbIL, Capt HUXLEY. Will cave Rich.
n"nd ron our nnhug M The head the Basin the
above places on Monday Wednesday Friday al o.
clock, VI. precisely.
By ms arrangement Passengers for Tennessee and
Guayan untr, will be detained Iynrhbur as here.
ioorc Our boats will also with the liuc OF stages
from ScoUzyiIc To- Smuuuu.
Ills - uow The cheapest aui best tho df rent
virginia Springs and offers many ohcr Inducements 10
tTaN cl"fs Tor preference
The invalid will be l'ascd with his easy, comfortable
hni safe n-zHg'i the beau itui aud romantic sccLcTy will
delight the admirers Of nature the rich fT famed and
highly cultivated James RIVER low grounds and highlands
Will granny The agrcuiturist aud WHu taste
On uul arrival a. lynchuTs Passengers a choice
OF Two routes to IN" WhuC "a phuT sprnes with an assn.
rance ilt an shall hc
oycTth" Natural Bridge and 10y Dihbrcla springs and the
oihcr 10y Liberty Fiucasc aud The sweet Springs
BOYD, EDMOND & co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-12

LANES a GEonGE yrNsror
~. SENERAL COMMISSION MERCiihSrs
,smhsu a Mckenzie, AIexa.ar,
!ohn bosgs 20, nshitnoro
Tia nutoher, Philad.lphi.
James Hunter, NrsS NoTk
nfancis Fiahcr, n,ston
bingham a bruthcrs, PiitShurs
Henry Crew, Richmond, Ohin
hen. w iai, Suithncld Ohio
Leninel Joues, Mt Pleasant, Ohio
X rodd, Cincinnati
Horn Carpenter, 10
ia2-tf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-12
ROYAL PARRISH.

ROYAL PARRISH, -
Gary STeet,l
offers for sale on liberal terms, consisting IN part
% h6is Porto Rico and Orleans sugars
10 DO - CioG 10
- Packages Lnaf 10
~ Ibis Crushed do
hid Cuba clarified do
l5l bags laguira Iotee
. DO 81 Domingo 10
30 hhis Mgasscs
Loo boxes sNll Class
~ packages Teas various qualities
% boxes lSaisIns
ii SS DO DO csGI
100 bbls No Cut Herrncs
200 reams Wrapping Paper
Is 10 L% Letter " do tS"E DO
$50 kegs Nails, assorted
- boxes Mustard
gross August Backing
2nOOO lbs Cotton Yarn C.. & A. Al factory prices
so DO / Rom
- half pines F. Brandy
20 do MaiaGa DO
DO old Madeira
10 do Gin
100 bales Nos. q oznaburgs, Richmond MaRuiac.
lul sides sole Leather
$1,000 lbs SmiIhfeli Bacon
25OS 10 Western Niidlings
~ tons Iron, assorted
ceroons Indigo
go tags shot
% uerces Lime
20 do Plaster (ground)
Ginger Ng,mcEs, &c.
Country Merchants and others respectfully invite
TO give HIN call before purchasing.
NNEBB, BOOKER q HAMILTON OfeT ior
IsIhhis cuoa Garfield =, Croi1, Porto Rico and New
$50 bbls ami 4 boxes Loaf and Lump sugar, various
White Havana sugar
l}s bbIs az. jS nv ,- 10 S,,,.o. 81, ,-,,
225 bags Jaw LAguyIa, RIO Polto Rico, 81 Jsso and
lI70 kegs Cut Nails
BisteIed steel and Hoop Iron
100 hhds Western Bacon
100 bGls Caro- ina HeTinss Is4i
1850 sacks fine and Ground Alum Salt
bs( boxes HulIs and Robins soap
20 20 DO DO DO and and do TaIiOw Candles
Is 3 30 80 s SO ra''n' DO DO
100 bushels Clover seed
80 bales ozna4urss, shirinss and shesns., various
Virginia Factones
go dog Cotton Lines
90 bales CuJtOn Yarns, assorted
II bass Wool
1000 lbs Cotton Twine
~ bags Prpper
300 is Nader
- bags Ginger
% kegs salt Peter
- Pimcnio Indigo, saleratus Ep'um Salts, Coppo7S
y sacks Almonds, soft Shell
~ i1 CastAua Nuts
~ casks Malaga Wine
indian bhls superior do DO
l5qf casks sicily Madeira 90
~ casks London Porter
guCrcCs and hDis Lamp oil
i66l boNcs -tln as, common
30hsif boxes Anchor i6r'2 do
OAK Tanned sole Leather
Hides, Isnncrs oil
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-12
MA SHALL
FURNITURE wABEROOmS

UhNNN.
THE suhsc rbcI has hand, and manufac
every article iu the Furniture line, and sohcits
n call from purchasers Having machinery, driven 10y
water power employed, enables him 90 manufacture
any article his line good terms the article
can bc made elsewhere The advantage ~ machinery,
besides assisting ~ expedition, enables 20 have tie
materials used thoroughly seasoned (Which is Of much
impo lance 90 good article good work. by having
the timber sawed w and stuck away some time before
worked. w. ". SMITH.
Aiso-Consianly on hand and for sale large ami &c
neral stock Of Mahogany, which rs usually purchased
N ,,r,i.yl f,g,i ed q, i r,,,,,,s,,,g- ic12
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-12
40 COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

Cheaper than ever OF red in Virginia, for cash or
APPROVED CREDIT.
Those WHO buy Tor cash. vii. Guu Goods almost NJ tei,
own prices. For tarzlius, call on ! =. FOGg,
rorH@ opposite Msssrs Gay BsHHeys,
Main Street, Richmond.
HhNE just received 10 crates uf Common AMI Printed
EtfihcnWarc. imported expressly TO- the trade Of Vr
gina and North Carolina making NY r0rpefr
~ cnrey new style aud patterns and believed boz eu1s
not superior tO8ny ever CGercIiu this market Tiese
goods are npv opening, ADD will be carefully fetlske up
sNOTi notice w
Merchants from the Country will please give inc call.
Will show my Good with pleasure even II they DON'T Wan
10 purchase. ~ " WV"
Also - pafkagrs u Giass-Wse making complete h.
sofmcni. from Common Tumblsrs a two shIIinRa per
dozen % tue hichrs' Cur Glass desired
Also, hanfr and Toilet Looking Glasses small Shaving
aui urwatda. ~ ""
stoge Ware from The Manufactures at Factory prices
fe y Engg
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-12
LYELL, JouNsroN a LyELL,

LYELL, JOHNSTON a. LYELL.
AZ yasiss Mckitdoss Old Sfaad, Richsiond Virginia.
NNTHOLEsAlE AND RETAIL DEALERS in Drugs
w Medicines, Chemicals, Dye Woods, Painters Aru
eles, OILS, Window Glass Glass Ware, &e., which they
will sell on lib raj terms
Nutmcgs, Mace, Indigo SnuG, Maeeaboy, Lo TTn.
CASTLE soap, Cloves, laId's, Scotch, do.
Cinnamon, Cayenne Pepper Lamp Black, Rack Lead
Coppcras, Rotten Stone StauE hton's Buffers, Chalk
Pot and Pcarl Ashes starch sup. cArb. soda, Putty
tiquoticc Rail- Logwuod, Scidluz Powders soda 10
Salcraius, Pig blue, Alum Yeast Powders, Alcohol
Powder ell Ginger aud Root Castor Oil, In bottles
white Lead, dry and In oil EPSON Sats Flour sulphur
Jamaica Ginger saltpetre Ink, In bottles, Birthstone
OIL Peppermint, and other Luciier Matches
essential otis British Iustre
isnglass, Russia olive Oil, In baskets and
sponge, coarse and fne barrels
Soda, for washing
OS-Nintor strained sperm; Fall do; Lnseed Ncats
loot Spirits Turpcntne.
MISCELLANEOUS ARTiCLES-Surgieal Instruments,
anccs Ivanss best, own imperialism, and warrant
t genuine; kpohcearies and CONFECTIONERY Glass Fur
,ture assorted of all deserPtions Walls, Battles CoIks
&C; Pcrumcry, Soaps Tooth Brushes, Powders, Sc.,
Paints dry aud grosn In oil OILS Window Glars Brushes
ColorS, and Painters Articles
FAMILY AND PATENT MEDl lNES-Phy sicians and
Country Merchants can select GOO from large and
good an assortment be founcn other Store in
be Statco. Virginia.
TO- The most prompt attention paid to packing an
shipping or,lers NH ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-12
THOMAS rs mOTCHKIss.

Opposite the Old Eagle Hotel Lot.
AN opening and Offer for sao unusually low pri
Ces, 90 Coach Makcrs rsddlcra, and Harness Makcra
lul Supply 81 Goods consisting IN pattss follows
AZ kinds ~ Elcpuc sprnzs from loaf inches wide
On leaf 4 inches wide
Sulky, Buxry. Barouchc and Coach turned axies
Brass aud silver Lamps of al sizes and variety Of pat
terms
Turned Collsr+-Coach ami narouchr Lamps
Brass and silver cOucavc and plain Bands
HrsEs and silver Dash Frames stump Joints
stump tHpiucd Curtain Leather, and Chaisc Hides
HafuurffH and Utmfrks-D oil and Brussels Garnet
large and splendid assortment of Coach laccg Sc.
dis0 iu assortment u silver brass Japannod tIar
ness M0uutuEi Surrupa; Bs a kinds Of Erh snd
ing Wobbsi SERGE hog Skins sheep %; Saddle Trees % all
kindfi aaders AMI harness MAKERS Tools good
men superior BOT of beers Hair ider's silks ali
cOlors, Sc. SC
ftso ull assortment ~ fhDcmak Tools and Thread
shall endeavor 10 keer constantly hand fu assort.
~ an artces used In tho ab1vo mentioned trades
and an deierHncdtJ sell very small advance cagh
or 10 puuctual customers Great inducements, however
will be offered o. those who wish % buy fIr rash.
Al wishing purchase anything ny line, are respect.
fully Invited % call before purchasing elsewhere.
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y TO 7 c, COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

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narhaway and Caledonia Brancr, from Iiyer,,ool a
supply OF taIl Hardware. which they
, me Mcnihoh OF Country Merchants and other1 =
& 1sous arc imported direct from the nanufacturerS
,i hoe soId al New York prices. Those vito wish 10
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y. HOOPER q SONS
RE @ u J. Ii NE OF PA G K K i 8,
FSorg Baifiglsrefs Riohsto,d direct, ris.
Schooner James Fisher, Leven Mister, Master.
Merchant r. Morgan, do.
Psnialoon, A. w. saundera do.
MARY Whssdsa, }. Hooper, do.
Presto, T. shorter, do.
[" Thomas Dali, Guf1th do.
Manchester, - Edmondson, do.
The above all good vessels, and commanded by
perienccd Captains.
For lreiRhi the above vessels appy 10 Masters
poard, at Ralston a Plesssnts' wharf, OF to
JAMES FISHER a SON,
ina % Only Agents FOR this Line