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Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-28

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We notice in that little filthy register of
falsehood and anti-bondism, the "Lerington
Union," letter dated: "Hays' Greek, Carroll
CO. Miss: August IL. ls4l." In this batch of
nonsense, &c; the scribbler goes on to give
the proceedings of an anti.bond meeting, met
"in pursuance of public notices" to have it in
his own words; and states the number pres
emit at 65, ALL of whom were anti-bond. Now
let US give few FACTS. and see how the mat
ter stands. The anti-bondites had drummers
scattered from one extreme part of the coun.
ty to the other, and the meeting took place
in the very midst of co-fokery and humbug-
gerry clap-trappers, and yet they could only
muster the number of sixty-fve-the butt end
of their party in this county. "You're gen.
orally known by the company you keep" was
well weighed and considered by the supper
tiers of wing and State faith principles-hence
lit will easily be seen that none of the latter
stripe mixed with that ENLIGHTENED body
True il is, that "birds of feather" sc; gen.
orally flock together.
In the closing lines of this billet, the writer
says: "Upon motion of Major Money, the
number of voters in the house was counted,
and found to be 65." "Beat that in Holmes
and stake the cakes" When we noticed the
name of our old friend, Maj. Money, as being
connected with this meeting in making mo-
tons. voting, &c; we repaired to his residence,
TO know if he had dotted his armor-gave him
the contents of the letter, when he unhesita-
tingly pronounced the whole a base falsehood2
The Maj. is good DEMOCRAT. but thinks HON
EsTY the best policy. AS to taking the cakes
we think the writer of that letter can lay Sum-
MERs of the Union in the shade-and we
suggest he had better KEEP THEM, as exhibition
prizes awarded to him for his-skill in LYING.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-28

The Steamboat Louisiana, Capt. Powell,
burst one of her boilers Is miles below Bayou
Sara, on the 18th inst-being on board at the
time 200 troops from Florida, under the COM
mand of Capt. Miller. Twenty were killed
and several others badly scalded.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-28

Col. Graves is decidedly one of the most
talented young men in the State. He won
for himself laurels yesterday, which pray to
God may. ever continue green.--Scribler of
The Ler. Union.
What soft-soap dose, the writer of the "a
bove has culled from the speech of Graves of
Choctaw. and tried to thrust down the throat
of its loco-foco-anti- bond-humbuggcd readers.
Stand back boys 10, stir up them ar mon
keys with long pole!
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-28

The loco foco papers make most piteous
bewailing at each removal of their "brethren
in arms" from Office. We would be very
much pleased to know what the people elected
the present administration, or rather, Gen.
Harrison for.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-28

sVNtsOCe As tvNNEenSEO2e, has re-
quested us to announce his name as candid
ate 10 represent the county of Carroll, in the
lower branch of our next State Legislature.
August 81, IS4l. (pr. f. $l0) 36-td
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-28

nR. ISAAC SULLIVAN, has requested US to an
- nounce him a candidate for Clerk of the Cir
cult Court of Carroll county, at the next Nov cleo
ton. August 26, Printer fee $I0.]
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-28

der storm, when, al. q moment, totally unex-
pecfed, there was most appalling discharge
ofelectricity ever our heads, accompanied by
an instantaneous peal of thunder. The fluid
descended id two volumes upon the premises
of Mr.. Bonsall-the one scathing small To-
Gust tree that stands some fifteen feet from the
chimney the other striking the gableend of
the house about eighteen inches from the Chin
|ney. The latter, after striking near the edge
OF the roof, descended along a row of nails
perpendicularly to the level of the mantle piece
on which clock was standing; and being
attracted by the metal, it entered through the
wall, utterly destroying the clock and strew-
ing the floor with the fragments. Had the
family been at home. they would doubtless
have been killed, or at least seriously injured.
When this peal of thunder, so unexpected in
its VISIT startled us with the devastation il pro-
duced at the residence, of Mr.. Bonsall, little
did we think that, in that same hour, the shafts
of death were levelled at the earthly dwelling
of his immortal spirit. But it was so. The
Voice of God was speaking in the thunder
but we knew il not. The pulsation of the
heart and the movement of the pendulum
ceased together-the same Almighty Power
that babe the sun 60 back upon the dial of Ahaz
shattered kindred instrument to atoms
with it, the hours shall no more be mearssued
with its owner, time shall be no longer.
--"Can such things be,
And overcome US like summers cloud,
Without our special wonder!"
But, why sould we wonderl The atheist,
who believes that every thing happens by
chance, may well wonder at such a coinci-
dence. But the believer in Christianity is
taught TO refer every event to an overriding
Providence the Supreme Author and Dis
poser of all things--to Him.. sf.
Who rides upon the stormy sky, 4t
And manages the seas"
Without His notice, calamities do not occur.
Even sparrow cannot fall. except by His per-
mission. In this melancholy dispensation, He
doubtless has wise purposes in view. In all
things, He is good. and kind, and worthy to be
praised.-Raynond Times.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-28

On day before yesterday Choctaw Graves
passed through this place, on his way to the
county where he is said to be SO very popular
His brow was ''encircled with the victorious
wreaths" SO nobly and CALAMITY won in his
late tour through the southern counties.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-28
~ .TOassmeyan0as Printer

BY making immediate application, can pro-
cure situation in this Office. None need APP
ply unless competent to superintend and fin
ish pamphlet in workman-like manner.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-28

The large and splendid steamer Missouri
took fire short time since, while lying at the
ST. Louis wharf, and burnt to the waters edge
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-28
Presbyterian Camp-Meeting.

The Camp-meeting at the Walnut Springs
Camp ground, Carroll county, will commence
on Wednesday evening, September 22nd.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-28

Fitzpatrick, [tory] is elected, over his COM
petitor McClung. [whig] Governor of Alaba-
ma, by the usual tory majority of that State.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-28

From every section of the State, we have
glowing accounts of the utter humiliation OF
anti-bond humbuggery. Let US but give them
rope, and they'll hang themselves. We have
conversed with intelligent gentlemen from all
parts Of the county. and are assured of the
entire success of our ticket. We don't know
q wing in the county who is anti-bond-on
the contrary we know fifty HONEST DEMOCRATS
who are in favor of their payment. Let the
wings butido their duty, and all is safe. u
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-28
Watches and Clocks

t DTREPAIRED,u
TTyHE subscriber has settled himself permanently
n in Middleton, Carroll county, Mississippi, where
he is prepared to execute all work entrusted to MS
care, with neatness and despatch.
MIDI .eton. April II, lS4I. 1916.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-28
Saturday, August 2S, lS4l.
Union of the Wigs for the honor Of the State

RESOLVED, That it IS the deliberate
sense Of the Wig party Of mississippi, Mqt
CATION OF HONOR AND JUSTICE
TO PAY, ORrCAU USE TO BE PAID, her
bonds issued and sold for the benefit Of The In
ION Bank, and for the payment of her stock IN
the Planters Bans Passed Unanimously by
the Wing Convention, in January, lS4l.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-28

WALKEK BRooKE and THOMAS LAND, are
the bond paying candidates to represent the
sovereigns of Holmes county in the next Le-
gislature-and we are told they make the fur
Ay' off their anti-bond and political opponents.
Holmes is safe for majority of 260
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-28

1.-THE FAITH OF THE STATE is
PLEDGED for the mhole capital Stock, and
the property Of all her citizens may hereafter
be taxed to make up its losses and defalcations."
Message of A. G. McNutt, in January. $40.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-28

BY reference 10 the list Of appointments in
to-day's paper, il viii be seen that WILLIAM r.
Harley, one Of the wing candidates for Con-
gress. is to address the people of this county
at Carrollton on the 9th September next
We hope to see large crowd in attendance.
i. M. DuFrIELD, Esqr; of the Natchez Cou-
rier, is one of the regular nominees, to Repre-
sent the bond.paying party of old Adams 10
the lower branch of our next Legislative body
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-28

Maj. JAMES NJ. NEWTON, Editor of the sYalo-
busha Reporter to Represent the citizens Of
Yalobusha county in the lower branch of our
next State Legislature. lie wieldsa mastery
pen, is an able editor, good printer and viii
prove an able defender Of the rights of his
constituents. Elect him gentlemenl
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-28
JOHN B. RAY,
lis may authorized Agent during INV
absence from the State.
May %, 184l. VIM. III. RAY.

The Hon. d. o. SHATTUcK and T. M. TucKrR
Esq., candidates for Governor, will address their s
low citizens at the following times and places, viz
Monday the 3Oth August at Kosciusko,
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-28

We have heretofore failed to notice the an
nouncement of the name Of our brother TYPO,
New-York tribune., 1841-07-16
LAWYERS, DIARY.

SUPREME CouRT.-Calendar for This Days. 10, H.
Special Calendarle4 97 57 2i3 2il, 277 2S2 3D. 235
225 -, IO6. PSI, 2s2, 2l6 249 2a9. 2i5
SUPERIOR CoURrCnlenar ;or This Day-50. &c, 6s, 1o
a. 90 9I 80 . Il 81 o., 49, l05, a. 9s, 49, 100 l0l
90. 1903
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-Caenaar for This Day-lll
IS s4, AZ, loo, l4O, us 22s l3l, 2iG.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-16
THE NEW WORLD---A RICH
NUMBER.
CHARLES O'MAELEY.

This valuable and excellent Mammoth newspaper presents
this week rich treat to choice containing
in is ample columns entertaining matter for weeks reading
Several new chapters of CHARLES oMALLEY" published
exclusively by World advance of other
per- The ROYAL original drama by Epes
gent Biographical Sketch OF John Bun with engraving
of the house born. Several columns Ten
Thousand Year of powerful Legislative
Reform original article with great ability showing the
defects Judicatre and proposing Remedy
popular Music and many columns Poetry Miscellany For
ei- Iti, Mcleod Washington Correspondence Patch
work sc, sc, Ae.
TERMssJ year 4dsance-snglv copies 6i The h
volume Charles oMaey given ali ne subscribers by mail
Who pay one year in advance Office 30 Ann street
1t J. WINCHESTER Publisher.
x summer Cloihing-Prices Reduced Thin Clo-
thing variety styles may be had very cheap at No s5 Chat
hsu-s price, and hunbug Persons wishing
Clothing please call and ock
Good Bro~a Round Jackets only dollar
SIS Ch.th4in-street. jylE7ds'
M. Hulse's Cheap Dry Goods Store, l22 Grand 1T
Broadwsy and Crosby New rich style printed
and Musns remarkable low prices Also Hosiery ad Gloves Of
every description very chesp jy2In
New-York tribune., 1841-07-16

The WELLAsp &c. c. CASAL.-The Kingston ChFsni-
Gle says thai the 7h the Governor General sent IN
message 20 the Assembly, informing them that he had gwen
his assen, to Parliament euhorsng the purchase
Of the stock OF the WeIand Canal COMPANY The bill pro-
vde for The issuing debentuc for the amount OF stock
payable in 30 years bearing per interest the hFs
year. Two the second three the third, Sc Whenever the
tolls collected on the Canal 100000 other de-
benures shall issue for such wl make up per
cent interest on the Of stock subscribed until the
time for issuing those debentures So tohirds of
the stock shall have been exchanged these debentres BY
its individual owners the entire management OF the work
will revert 10 the Government. The tolls the Canal in
1887 we're ela 600; in 1910 100000 and in l01 will
probably be 100000
The FIRE At wArrgroRD.-A correspondent OF the Al
banv Argus writes in feeling eioquSncc of the terri
bic desoation which has fallen upon the beautiful village OF
Waterford The fire destroyed about half The whole taxa
BE property in the village and nearly all the inhabitants
have lost something willis many of them have been shorn
Of all hey possessed Even stranger, says the writer
who passes through our village she'd tear at h7
sight of desolaon 80 vivid awful, and overwhelming
The half burnt ree=--the crubng brick was-the shrub
berry uprooted-,he backened imber-te piles OF rubbish
the desolae rcc-speak feelngy of misery and ruin
that this FIRE has been well compared to the blasting march
Of Aa the dark monarch of the Huns, through the fair
and beautiful villages OF the Roman Empire
The CoHoEs Rlo7.-Two of the rins-eador in the re-
cent railroad riot at Cohoes Falls have been brought to Al
bany Their names George Mason and Peter Higgins
Thev were armed with muskcts The aTny was commenced
bv the Fardowners who numbered upwards of hundred
The riot embraced the workmen for distance of ten miles
The Governor has offered reward Of $500 each or the
prehensisn of the rioters.
ARREs1.-The Peoria (Ill) Register says that young
man has been arrested knoxville for stealing horse and
ssndry articles of clothing He had handkerchief about
his head as he said to conceal bo but removing
il one side of his head was found have been shaved HIS
New-York tribune., 1841-07-16

4 B,rG.-An Alderman in Philadelphia recently married
"a young couple aid his trouble five dollar bill
giving three dollars IN change Out Of the dollars hus
received he paid halt ,ellar for publishing the marriage
and on attempting to pass the fve found counterfeit
This villain aade quite speculation by getting married
New-York tribune., 1841-07-16

FROM HAvAyA.-Havana dates have been received at
New Orleans to the 29th u Business dull and the
yellow fever was spreading There were l4o vessels in
port
nj the last accounts At Pcurto Principe the I'd
nit heavy rain commenced falling o'clock the
morning and in hours the lower part of the city
entirey flooded The inhabitants had not time to escape,
but were struggling The in variety OF position
and circumstances until relieved by their neghbors of the
higher land 1t was believed not than half dozen
lives were lost but the destruction of property in the city
and surrounding country a large ameunt
Some the spirited planters taking steps to improve
the quality of the sugar company has contributed
the requisite 10 send vessel Of 400 tons burthe to
Oaheite to bring cargo of the indigenous that
island for nlnnting in Cuba.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-16

Cy The New-YOrs Academy of Sacred Music gives s.-
CRED CONCERT this evening the Tabernacle aid OF the
Civ Temperance Society The selection of pieces viii be
found very good one and the price of Tickets only SO
cents, We us the friends Temperance and the lovers
Melody will vie with each other filling that cool aud spa
cicus eehfce
New-York tribune., 1841-07-16

~ Gen RoBXRT HANNA of Indianapolis to be the new
Marshal Indiana and CouKrLASp CUSHING, Esq District
New-York tribune., 1841-07-16

70 George Gardner sentenced on the 18th inst to be
executed the 23d for the murder of Philip w Nash, at
jacksonville H. Thomas Creaw likewise found guilty
as an accompce, but trial granted Jonathan
Creaw !. also on trial
New-York tribune., 1841-07-16

G The at Springfield, III. supposed to be murdered
has corle home safe and sound.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-16

70 The mail OF the 9th of June from Augusta to Nil
edgeye robbed Wsrrenton, Ga by some negroes
Two OF them are in jail at that place. Some money
drafts and executions have been found on them.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-16

% dispute at New-orleans on the 4th between
Irishmen named Mallory and Donovan, in which The
latter received so violent BLOW en club that his hcac
vas split open and he wns no. expected TO survive.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-16

u Samuel Johnson executed Rverhesd in this
State the 9th for numbering his wife After he had
suspended for about minutes the rope broke and
he fell to the ground Although apparently dead he
New-York tribune., 1841-07-16

D man named Patterson sentenced the lst, at
jacksonville Ill., years Imprisonment for stealing 4
New-York tribune., 1841-07-16

q The dwelling-hou>e of Mr. B. Hull, Esq, at Potts
vile. Pa. burned the Sh inst lis coxtents were
,,ou.u,usd
New-York tribune., 1841-07-16

T. J. SUTHERLAND, of patriotic notoricty has com
ncnced in the Commercial Advertiser the publication OF the
history of Thellers Escape from Quebec Chapter !,
which appeared yesterday account of the private quar-
res between these rcdoubted warriors their threatening
to Stab each other the table with forks, ana their
to brag over each other their exploits in the Cana
dian revolution These brave generals fight each other
twice galany in this country they did the British
Canada
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p"vcr'y' distress. anguish, and death Like
deierung an all important point 80 a moro c,pycp,
AM season, may lose The opening OpIorIunitiiy of
serving themselves and ohcrs Prucrasiir,li,,n ~,
pu,i"css matters, produces the same spirtin t.lso,
81 "raI'|' and many person adopts every cXctlSc
i"r Tue neglect OF The and admission of i,,. ,b
la cases ct ncIpeuI consumption every artIc Is oh
famed 10 uiiord reliei-bleediug and hIisIcru, are
rcSoHed io-and the patient Is tortured hy o,er,
lions am drugs WIN sad a visitor. .do YOU mo-.
Try Peascs lloarlIound Candy" The answer Is
= VIII IL avn not better IN a lew days will
CONSULT my PhysIcIau.' This l. dome ana bc says
u''"o' i''"'N medcincs The person, kEuw nag
ns harmless CHccI,, sends for a packare. t,s,, Il
Unknown 10 The pa, s.rian. RECEIVERS bc,llI, ,,
Strength aHd the doctor boasts Of his taira.uI. rc
coNcy' lnlle susgccting that u was done bv ON,
pA'AHge oi Pcases llOarhyuud candy from IS ID.
VISION street.
Ia order 10 corrobora,e the above. YOU can read
The following ccrtincae
PEASE'S CANDY
had my family all an cled with the rroup and
every medical attendant despaired nT The relief og
my younger chdrcu especially. We were warmly
recommended your incslimabc Hoarhunnd Candy
and The result was as rapid was cfTiracious =
Ihc :amily now ENJOY their usual hcalih aud the
medIca! attendants have ACKNOWLEDGED i.s rn,ycrGI
eiIca'y upon rhc youngest rs we'll as Il,e oldest
:. rOWNl=R 90 Charles 81.
JOHN Il. THOMPSON d Co. 10 Monroe .,rcc,
Wheeling, Va are General Aceuls Tor P,ase & Son
anu nave authority 10 aPpunj suh-aceuls
CouH ~ merchants " 'shIng Pcasu's Clarified Is
sence OF IiunrhOund Candy must rcmil for the oulu
hy ordered, iOr which q liberal discount will be- al
p"cd Address }. Pe1Se d = ~ Is Division ,ircci
New Yurk,or i'll THOMPSON * co
s'P' - IS Muuuc -. Wheeling.
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W. So r. AZ LFNG

CIT Y OF + c 5.
Mtyor-Goorse Dnlty-1!Iiro on Main street.
CIerk-Imes S Wheai-piiro on MINI srtcei.
City Ssrgerai-J. l.. Srngston-iilice MAN Street.
Street COMMUNICATIVE Moore
Fipqr Igs2ecior-Georgc Baird. Office Market
Space.
Smsriaiepacaf arR vs.. IForGs-JosrAu Powell
War Ms,.rJ J. C. Wiley.
The CHR ofhs MrrIrt-Wm Hall.
Curator Of he cir Hall. Warden
NIerncn-l, Ward J. Murray. End Ward las.
M'CinncI 3 Ward X S.ms iih War! 4. Bier. 5;h
Ws.i ---
Assessors, o7o f,r e1-l Wirl-lsi, II. Camphrll;
81 A. Paxton; 3 .J.W. Ronh; 4th, }. Robinson, 5.h,
Wm rempleIon.
S.ni'ary C1nnii'cr-Ni Nnughten,1nd Irwin. for
: e 1t Ward :: NJ Giuuis d Laughlin; 81 lInr-
dug AMI C. /. Strong a. RichaulsOa ~ Richards
5iA, Prltt and RT1Iricr.
COIL aql I.4Hlbcr RedsTer-J. {. Wiley.
STANDING COMMITS FOR THE COUNCIL
o. o. Liua l-es Mayor. f'a!lweU nud Wheat.
o FIusq-c -8raly, Hughes and Selby.
"a Aocopl,,s.--W ickham Necl and Mrrrison
o. S,reefsa7f AHeys.-Sclby, DunbLr. ScaiIerday,
.Ctllweil and L1mhdm.
D. IViier WDrks-,Iughcs, Dunbar and Graham
On Muks, II ,asc. -Wickham. Graham AMI Tanner
o. Cul BqtS-C;raham. Alsms an! Sraiierday
Ga Wmr0ss-M' Lure. Brady, MGaughcy' Wick
han and - 49,.
c. F,re D,DIrim sat.-Selby, MLure, Morrison
II ihb1ri anl Tanner
On PsiiiOas AMI Ren1aSrances- Neel, Lambdin
and d Lnbar
Itries.-wrcAham MGaGghey, Tanner, Dun
bar ana Grahnm.
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NLW NENNNCfNILNIS

Ni.N ARRANGEMENT
ld' r. & }. j. WELLS have as-ocraIcd
80 themselves together r business under Tic
name aud style Of : Rice y Co. and they nuu tskn
pleasure IN ininrming their oil customers and M,
public In general that they are now receiving from.
me tlsl most splendid siDI VI spring and summer
cOots-conss tiur of
Black, Blue. Brown. Olive. Dahlia. Invisible and
Bottle green broad cloths which have not been srr.
passed 40 beauty and qualify 80 this market. here
''I''e--A Also Black Blue aHd Fancy Cassmcrcs 90
every style and quality
Summer cloths. Cassimcrct'. BumLlzinc Linen
dnilings' Gumhroons and mnny other article suits.
Die ipr summer coats and pants.
Also vcsirngs OF every variety Oisfylc and colour
lh1i can bc named.
Together with beautiful assortment n 'ncr.
SILK md Cotton Sbids-SIurks. Col.r.. Su.nsu.
dors. Gloves Crlylfs Sc. &r.aIl Of which We shall
sell very cheap Tor cash
y. x. We are aIsu prcparrd 90 mike rp clnfEc.
% order 100 thC bcsr and most approved STYLE
Our OLD customers. and lle public generally art
respectfully invited 90 CALI and czlmiuu fir ilems
YES at No l3J lanes Row.
al2 S. RICE & co.
MIXED PICkEIS, a very superior article l,r
] ni the Iuai.y GrOcc- store,
iy27 / y ELLNAEER.
30 BOXES ZlacsyiIlc sop. o. manufacturer,
Price. on baud aud ioT sale 'y
sept JOSEPH REILLY
30 BOXES b., 10 Gins. ou hand anI for
s7l" NV Is"w 81 JOSEPH REILLY
100 PRIME Btcou Hams rn hand ADD
sale hv ls'm 81 JOSEPH NELLY
1000 LBS. Lump sugar on h,rri aud i,r .,I,
~ I.cui JOSEPH REILLY
90 BARRELS cd UocuGrd WhI..c,. va-
rauied pure, ON hand end Cor sale by
sept JOSEPH REILLY
MIGHT LAMPS - Newly invented pigI-
- Lamps. which win burn fr , years without
"a wick just rcrcIved auj irr s1Io bv
nn2 JAMES NFIIOR 2G Tri.r 4,
/ ~ hTiFBONES TN Tus rc,cr,5 al,
\ ~ 'or -iIc iuw Or Clsb by
\ nng l3 kNON a. HOW'D
/ sStl "uDo riIul =, ,.-.-t. boz -.Yir a.... fI
~ srIg by JACOB b, MIICHFI.T.
| .l'
/ Az op,o .u,uOugttyIa tttg uu....y. B..
| store aud Tor saIJ BY
aua O. JACOB g. MITCHELL
I - Barrels uuiutsI. Giu. o. a.,Od article r1 st1r.
- and '0i --l-t JACOB g. MITCHELL
aus 20