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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-10-09
Messrs. GALES g. SEAToA.
STATEMENT.

| called to see the President on ofiicia
business On the morning (Mondav, lGih OF
August before the first Veto Mes age was
sent in. l found him reading the Message
to the Secretary of the Treasury. He die
me the honor to read the material pas ages
to me. Upon reading that part of il
which treats Of the superior importance
and value of the business done by the late
Bank Of the United States in furnishing
exchanges between the different States and
sections of the Union, | was so strongly
impressed with the idea that he meant to
intimate that he would have no objection
to bank which should be restricted to
dealing in exchanges, that | interrupted
nm in the reading. and asked if was to
understand, by what he had j,5t read, that
he was prepared to give his assent to
bank in the District of Columbia, with
offices or agencies in the States, having
the privilege, without their assent, to deal
IN exchanges between them, and in foreign
bills. He promptly replied that he thought
experience had shown the necess!tv of
such power in the Government. could
not restrain the immediate expression of
my qualification upon hearing this avowa
! said to the President at once, that what
had feared would lead to fatal dissensions
among our friends, | now regarded as
rather fortunate than otherwise; that his
veto Of the bill then before him would lead
TO the adoption Of much better one.
also congratulated him upon the happy
circumstance Of the delay which had taken
place in sending in his Veto Message. The
heat and violence which might have been
expected if the Veto had been sent in i'm
medlateIy upon the passage Of the bill,
would now be avoided. Time had been
given for cool reflection and as the Mes
sage did not exclude the idea Cf bank in
some form, no unpleasant consequences
would be likcl y to follow. He expressed
his great surprise that there should be 81
much excitement upon the subject; said
that he had had his mind made up on the
bill before him from the first, bat had de-
layed his Message that there should be
time for the excitement to wear off; that
nothing could be more easy than to pass
a bill which would answer all necessary
purposes; that it could be done in three
days. The next day, having occasion to
see the President again, he requested me
TO furnish him with such information as
the War Department afforded of the EN-.
barrassments attending the transfer and
disbursement of the public revenue 10 dist.
ant points on the frontier, in Florida, &c.
lie at the same time requested me to
draw up brief statement Of my views
upon the subject, showing the practical
advantages ard necessity Of such a fiscal
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-10-09
For Tie Times.

MEssRs. Benson q GREEN.-The recent at.
fair between the President and polon of his
Cabinet has turned out 10 have been as pre-
dIcled it was-predcaled on miSundersQnding
or Misrepresentation Of the Presdent-and |
congratulate you in common with that portion
OF the political press which has had the good
sense and GOODNESS to Withstand ''Me rush"
which was made, for purposes ,0eH understood
TO denounce and overwhelm the Executive, and
commit the people, upon the e1parte testimony
of the meanest of his flying Secretaries. The
statement of Mr.. Bell Substantially agreeing
with that of Mr., Ewing as fa as they 20 together,
goes nevertheless the whole length, in one Of
IT'S paragraphs, Of absoIving the President Gom
any pledge to approve any such bank bill as
the one to which Nr, Ewing very ignorantIy or
maliclousIy saw fit 10 commit him. in his inter.
view with Mr.. Sergeant. The "slatement' Of
Mr.. Bel thus adds 10 and finishes off the imper.
ecl (and consequently lalse) one originally put
forth by IT. Ewing"
When all the material points appeared TO be
disposed of, and the members of the Cabinet pres.
ent had expressed their decided appreciation OF the
plan the President had suggested, he said, that af
ter all, he would not sanction bank in The fora
Just agreed upon, if he supposed that it would be
made the ground work or basis Of bank with al
be Po"Ssh ~ the late Bank Of toe United State.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-10-09

DEArH OF LORD SYpENHAM.-Last evenings
northern mail, says the Buffalo Journal of Ihs
I'D, brought the intelligence Of The death Of Lord
Sydenham, Governor OF Canada. He died a.
Kingston last Sunday morning. He was thrown
rom horse some three weeks since, and fractur.
ed his leg severely His health had been very in
different for some months previous. The bones
did rot unite kindly. The cares and anxietiss Of
his station doubtless had an unhappy effect. Gou,
returned, lockjaw followed and terminated in
death.
His Lordship few weeks since rendered his
resignation, and by the Caledonia Just in at Bos.
ton, we lealn that Sir Howard Douglass has been
appointed his successor. He was but little over
forty years Of age and is better known to most of
our readers as Mr.. Poueu Thomson than Baron
Of Sydehham and Toronto.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-10-09

depart, or just before, the President request
ed Messrs, WEBSTER and EwINe, as they
had turned their attention more particular
ly to the subject, 10 furnish him with writ
ten arguments upon the points they had
been discussing. He wanted them to forti-
fy his own opinion, and to lay up for future
reference. JOHN BELL.
WASHINGTON, SEPT. 90, lS4l.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-10-09

Hon. JOHN SERGEANT, of Ps., has resign.
ed his seat in Congross.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-10-09
J. MACPHERSON BERRIEN,
n. p. TALLMADGE,
o. II. SMITH,
Committee Of the Senate.
J. P. KENNEDY,
S. MASON,
HORACE EVERETT,
j. c. CLARK,
Il. RAYNER,

Committee Of the House Of Representatives..
Whereupon the question was taken upon
the adoption Of said Address, and it was
unanimously adopted.
Ordered, That twenty thousand copies
of said Address be printed. and circulated
among the People of the United States.
Ordered, That said Address be signed by
the members of the committee appointed to
prepare the same, and that the proceedings
of this meeting be signed by the Presidents,
and countersigned by the Secretaries.
On Dotion, the meeting then adjourned
sine die.
NATHAN F. DIXON, pros;d.n,,
JEREMIAH MORROW, PRESIDENTS
X. Rayner,
Christopher Morgan. Secretaries,
r. N. Thompson,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-21
DOCTOR EOFF's
TONIC AND ANTI-DNSpEPTIC pill

- ~ ~ 81 Ell III flLIS
J. mas at ~ Times been an object Of peculiar importance
comhinaltnn"i medicines, which would operate In such a
mahh'' ist1 cleanse the stomach and iutcs,inss Of all Of
i'usi'" AMI irritating matter, and not dcbiIta'e them: For
l"' ~@h'nl sIcha Wsiiriue, physicians have not been able
70 perform a cure iu on. case out Of ten Of conf rmed
hF-Iep-a OF Indigestion, and, therefore, satisfy them.
serves ~ producing a temporary relief with c1euc and
pufGaI'" medicines; auf - much debility 81 the stomach
o. Tr"'Nr'f ~ 'HE- course. that UefUT, % has rcgaIueH rs
I"Tn'T tom" The same offensive matter b. accumulated,
sMl VII u al TIE distressing symptoms return, even az.
To relieve this obstinate" disease the whole Mater, Ne.
Hlea has been itH1i. ifum the most powerful articles Town
70 charcoal ana VhDaf bran. but for the want Of suc4 A the
WI."g' nothing but temporary relief has been procured.
aMl 'leh '"" remedy has been worsC on the constitution
than tNr disease.
These Pius are offered 10 the public with 4 confidence
ttNlNl'l - long experience boz practice, that they WiI
,'"AA-' IHf''rFlraa.- effect such are their virtues. tlaf
NfF vi. opera. gently - a purEauyc, AMI a. cfcctuaIiy
cleans" me stomach ans Iu'"aturs Uf al offensive and IT.
riauE- matter AS any medicine now known. ami not FebI.
hiaie them, without ~rOiIrtng The least SIC knees nausea.
On iH' contrary he aFp"a.e and feelings generally will
uS improved fu one hour after they are AIKEN. They can
ha ls'' az a. times aul ly an ages. Nc attention Is ne
c'sshfy ip diet 90 iIus, or exposure 10 vet or cold. while
using them They Ar" ne best preventive uf those dises.
ffs generally termed EHsrss, ami will frequently perform
a cure without any other All A lev boxes Wll be founI
generally sufficient 10 remove the most confirmed Dys
TSpsiu, with a. its distressing sytsaiouls,H eatachc, sSk
a. cosuNcuess, rh1Gr. dependency u mind, anta host of
nervous affections. with which every person aboUng w.
der the tiseas" IS more or less ail.cfeH.
10 Foe sale uuly, ~
JOHN II EUSTACE & son.
eA u a@s ilpurs below TIE Bell Tavern.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-21
VOL. XXVI.
TERMS.

H~'Hr'kiFlloN TO the DAIIh WiIIG tn city Subzcr a.
h"ts sea year, Hui TOT a rhuIt,r prrui. AZ ia. Taie of sn
hyVat.
ADVERTISING ruronc square COR less, On. Ins-r,lon.
bcrniH'twu Insertions 81, ihtcc ius, ulnns oil - ani rNr
~ sncr"c,tuE tnsruiu- Jll cents.
Ihr'r' a week, TDCSuts to- each insertion.
Insertion bp cents.
Once q week, frsiinTcrton 10 cents every succeeding
Transient advertisers must pay In advance.
TIL" number ut Insertions Uf Advertisements must be
noted on the MS, 81 they will b" inserted unit ordered 'u
De stopped ani charged accordingly. uy-OuIors to stnr
must also b- n writing.
Annual Advertisers are charged $40 for iyo sru.r.s an
nu1l p~r"pnH"nt tor 1dycrtis"mcnts Of gtcat-T length a
sTna hu,lnncctr and Lottery dealers, who are charg.I
no III" COUNTRY WIG h published twice a week
naiVancc.
FOR hpNERTiSING-7 cents a square. COR Ic.s) IA,
the htsitnEcTtinn, aud ~ cents iT each runiinu,nr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-21
BowLING-CREEN GROVE

ElNDlNG b. necessary 10 give my attention to other pur,
y suits, will ecI NV present &c sdrucr, fNo mflTs NuTl
" ne Richmond lower market " contains ab,Et ~ acrcs
NJ land, upon which thrre orc two tcrcuents=to thNf D.
can be divided, and will make tgn rStrIcrf market ar.
drns The location be- 4 beautiful one, prss"niuG q fine
view oiiho urpsT pau Of the city ~ surroun iiuf couu.
iry. Ihorc is good sputE water uHln the premises, and q
wei finished harm, stables antrorn house.
10 svr al useless negotiation, tho price H. positive NJ
eau, AMI very lew attha.
AfogdWagon and other Farming Implements will also
" s0d, JOIN : GALLAHERi
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-21
NnIlI

RO J. SMITH, SAMUEL ". DRTNKER ard ADOL.
~ rms MIi:kl- nsy. entered INTO partnership. under
.H' bin ~ ShIlH DklNkER & NORRIS, a. Bp0ssal
lc.s' S'''ipncrs ami BJUsbluH,rs. They have uaxsn the
sore fecelty ocrLpclhy smith q Palmer. with the whole
~ .le '"'s h"lonziuE tp hat concern, c0mprtFing a great
~ variety ahi larger amount Than Will probably be found
w any enc establishment soul, u Philadelphia. In I few
I'l N'l ~HhaFs made cUnuisn1ie additions, and shall
'hN"aN"f ~ 10 rule their business A. 10 obt ain the same
SpnhIfncc they believe their pIeisccszors have enioye ed
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-21

unio's ~. HorCuiSIss having taken the store
Il lately uycuutrl ~ McEsrN rlippln q lone, oppo.ite
Inc Ruita"i the h'EIc iiut"i, would ino. M Coach Maker.
,ni -adh"T', Lat D" has Just Opened a luI issurucut oi
Materials uHcfly thou. consist ~ ~ var, a. follows.
FOR COACH MAKERS. 90
,"hch hu' IhIu' Steel Spring ~ all kiuis
,"Sci' batguohc, HuEgy and Suiky turned ASioa
,"hch ahl Ba'uuch" steps IT all sizes
hrhsH aud silver Hub hands
hiN"ahl" fatuugE ana TUNED Collars
zach AMI haTuuchc iliuEos, iu b. Handles
Dash Flames, knobz; Cnlrh Door Locks
Ncuiit,n Blind locks
curtain Leather. tooth hilsr and sides
s'cP Leather amt Morocco skins
Coach iac'Iand Fnugca Of all kinda
hhituCts and nanaskH, &c
FOR SADDLERS.
Nug skins Surge; ShC,prktus
\ iuI assortment Il all kinds Of Harness Mounting
StTrupE' Belts wurtci; Cotton Tanning " cbbs
Cut I1rkss NlaCk OH NamiFh
Men, Wouon's. GIg saddle Trees
a full SUPPLY oi SaiilcT's Tools, DC.
ALSO,
Shoe Makers Tools. Of all kinds
] have employed Mr. George Phippcn, IT,, formerly ofths
hTn OF fhippcn a JJuc. To aiiCuttp all Of the matters per
tAlning tn The business, and most respectfully solicit tt
patronage NJ Tie customers ut hat firm, and Of all others
wanting articles he Iny huc-assuTing them that my assert,
H"ni shall always hc good, nj I will uCl is cheap iuT cash
or city acc"pianccs, a. any other house. Not intending q
10 a credit busin'sa, Inducements wilhc ]orcIcItU pur
Chas"rs To pay the cash.
| NH Al-tNrtI TIIDfE n. ITnTCnKlZZ
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-21
DV. NJ. IT.. FLETCHEp's.
PI NJ u L ONrN TIP

For the radical Cure OF HERNIA.
Vnlls Truss has been uiei ami approved By the most
Il eminent Surgeon AZ the Nsuh, and owing 10 ~ neat.
moss Of huish, It's facility Of ~Iiap'lion 20 the variety ot TIE
affection, ami IT. m"icTac purc, d las been cEtcnztscly
introiuU ciiu hos" -Jaira.-lt has alan bean pruuounc.ia
hyperion instrument, 10y the surgeons in Philadelphia aud
BALTIMORE.
DI 2 Received the diploma al the M"chanics late Fair
In Boston, pT Ia superiority over all others.
A supply 81 thcso valuable tnsuumenl juf received,
ann Tor sale. nv GANNOR
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-21
BOOh-BINDERY.


AND BLhNh BOOK MANDATORY.
=, ID d " have also purchased The Binding Establish.
n"nt Of the ate hrm of smith a Palmer wbf-E the have
cn.arr"i an otherwise improved, they will be enabled 10
Nla ifi a'cI. ga 90" best manner, ant Of the bes,
materials, Account Books aud Records of cyary desc nm.
uon Tor Merchants, Traders, Banks, Clerk Of Courts ani
NJ "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-21
J. BRANNAN X cos
OLD DOMINION CLOTHING STORE.
INSURANCE. AGAINST EIuE
n.ur

ME have lust received. and u1rT for sale . I,r-r st,
w ly ~. w luIuw G.1ss, OF the following Iimcu4rNus.'
l2Nli, l2Nl6, i2NlS, Axis
liEel, lHN2l, l5N23, l2tI2
lSNli, ltKlb, l2,IS, liNlS
liNlS, liI2u, sIln, IuSIg
fch SAMUEL + ADIB & Co.
NOTICE.-Hay.ug been appointed sole Agent for rs
' -a.r" i the production UiuIe TrcIrgar Iron C0np,uy.
AN now prepared 10 execute orders for every ,IrerrfI.
l"n, oi cast and m1lI'auI' Iron, embracing Htf IRON from I
l"l4 inches -wtin. ni any desired thickness. ruuuf ami
ElIlfc rom % 10 los! luChcs, band, hUup, oval. half rnur.I
box aud ntugy Iron, SC
mlh'f FOUNDRY, the Company are prepared r4 max,
10y ,',iS I..'I V'i"n NJ Iasiingf, embracing tobacco
mills, aud sf kinds nf rail TugIvprk
\ hrhn'ry having been recently erected az i,sir worEa
IVY ,I-I..'I 'l We establishment have nuw l guarantee
ma ilciT Iron will De- " uniformly good AMI wien
metal cNsIusiyeIy. '' i'""'N IA
oa's,s on Cory street, near t.oIuvcr cndof me Basin.
mMII D. n ANnER snN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-21

pr FOWLER VIII peri. I'm any an every nps-,H.r Il,
bthja surgery 90 The entire satisfaction of his p1frr0s .r
~. iNa -N-.''si charge made. It's operations are var.
EaN',N % answer ins purposes i~u'tHtcGtn every case D.
2 $ SUPERIOR mode nf extracting teeth is tally #s-1r.'r.
-.Tg SHOWN anluaHy OF the most resptgrlbIc Physicians
A0i eN4hHu- are W.aIE 90 testify fr his skill rn axfr.rHr-
me most tFf1tuf teeth. UtgfnE rtrHrfrIfn fhs ma trr
years many thousand teeth, be believes himself ,Et.r NJ,
extract ie most tIUgult teeth with but slight paiu. Dr. :
gu I.I'r g" more iLu lN physicians In Virginia and other
SH.'s, upon ".g.g Teeth Pc has operated ami aivsn sans.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-21

ur ITO. FoNlER ha..rg, iouE years aso. argurrrr
gAaeE uN Instructions an el.rc knowledge of Dental
surgery in all us various branches lake much rIS,sIr.
.n tsohtNrnoin- hln TO fHc public, and my friends fn Vr.
EnIa' as being a superior surgeon Dentist. and I'm gv.ry
"Ny t''"LISN practice ~ ir.icEs.ou % a DcuTst.
b. 4. CHlLES, VI. u. and Dentist
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-21

Jcci 30 desirable, especially when distant from cities OT
where tuners ate seldom to be met WITH hAyln. not only
ia" metallic plate and all The modern improvements, but
slsn YserdtmT braces, calculated 10 give great strength and
spH'tty.
uS-A guarantee In writing entities the purchaser u
exchange Ia instrument any time within one year should
u pTpVC defective.
All neW Pianos soli 10 rcinaini In this city, will be kept Co.
tune one year without charge; and thoac TO be sent la the
country packed without charge.
Pianos tuned, let on hire, and taken In exchange.
r. TAYLOR,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-21
Worthy OF NOTICE.
To TRAVELLERS.

TO TRAVELLERS.
ANOTHER PLENDID - or TRUSKE.
~ ir packet Lagrange tie subscriber las received
- another large i1I of those superb Hard Russet and
BLACK l"aIarr Travelling Trunks, Manufactured 1y Brown
%! Philadelphia. TIE Just nansl ~ Eer Is known. with.
out doubt, equal .i NOT better. than any other maruac-l.
TrT ~ The Northern cities The Leather uffHe Trunk Is
stout aHli.cs The advantages that they have 10 qacs king
closer ana better are much greater than those We have
heretofore received from HIN. The superior STYLE n which
they are supported with iron rods lrsff. the TOD. and iron
bands all round no" 'T sut bottom, reUIersiH.m 81. strong
tA-i 90 Is almost nnnreT impossible % bend " break them
IN any respect whatever.
To Eccp The water ans Iusf out, or other Trunks from
scratching or rubbing them 10 travelling, they have heavy
sail suck covers. Having hal more calls i6r he a5g.s
lately, ] Hhv" u"V d complete stock OF them, aIl shall
continue Co have them manufactured expressly Co mN or
der, and w0uIt especially invite travellers .u want u
something really good in the Trunk way, 60 give moa cal.
SAMUEL PUTNEY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-21
E~XECUIOR'S NOTICE.

\ Ii persons indebted 90 the late Edmund Walls, ar
= rcluc,irl 20 make immediate payment and those
whv have claims against his Estate. whether a. prlnrin,l
OF security now dur,or which Die estate may become la.
Ole loTr are requested tu make them known 10 the sub.
scHb'Ts, who are DESTROYS 90 wind up the affairs oTt.c II.
tate a. speedily asp"ssIbic, aui cary the wiluf their Tee
LtOT into execution
wN WILLIAMS EI'ors or Edmund
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-21
JSo GAYNoR

take pleasure ia directing the attention e my nien1S
and The former patrons ut GayuuT q ROyttsr. 20 the above
establishments, and sphcta continuance Of their suppor,
kno"tng that ell orders wIl be compiled WITH on a. accom-
m"iauug terms - al any other establishment m the Cu,
and feel assured every eIcui0n will be made to IN. ut nat
TOuu.e. IA 3 ~ KnA-IEU
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-21
uHUWN sUIRrINGS y EETINGS
EAII nnN Gnnns

Nv latc arrivals from Nv Nots ami Boston. We h,vc re.
- ceiycd INV Hris UfNn packages Of seasrnahT. PAN
Day Go1dS recently purchased ht extremely low prices
Qua Assortment a. This rUly Icupii b. very complete. anu
VIII DC maintained throughout the So sscu We renew HYF
pledge 81 sell any style ~ Dry Gonls a. wholesale onI,. an
a. 'ow prices, and urDu a. Nbcral terms, as fhcy can he
purchased al pItN. 80 sale m eUrrTotthe Northern marRafs
! N KENT, kENDALL a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-21
CHOICE ARrICIEs

THE subscriber can furnish the following articles of
Il choice qualify
Oh Madeira. imported iu lS2
OH Port, Gold aud Pale sherry Wines
Old London Dock Brandy
DO llmaira Rum, highly favored
Pure UulIuiGfn
Champagne Wine
London Porter. iu us and pi1ts
EJua Pine Teas
FIuri ami plain Loaf Sugar, from those celebrated
manufacturers. wCUlsCy 4 WuusCy, Nov YORK
Slhh Principe, American and Havana Sr-1rz
AUui which viii hy s1l1u ON reasonable terms.
RICHARD : NAs-IE
au - ~ al pffSs-F
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-21

The ApothecsTy and Drug business will DO continued
by the subscriber, At tbs sore occupied by Gayuur s.
hoySieT, Zone ipvr a5oy. tie Bell Tavern The Medical
department WILDE under the immediate suycriu'ruianDg
Of MI hedges, who - an experienced ant ssuiul Apo
ihcsaTy, aided by competent a sisians.
Regular additions will be made 70 The stock Of pure
DIuga' Chemicals, Pants, Oik, Turpcnuuo, Nsrnish,
Mtudo" Class, Sc. now on hand. Order, GomM Merchants,
fhJ slcians, Families. a.. will receive. strict attention, aud
only such articles furnished a. viii surely merit apTrob,.
ten aud support. Prescriptions accurately and carefully
prepared Al all hours, dAT ami night.
ISn Gay<nu
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-21

REAU1IFCL DINING WARE - have iu,,
openeds few rnesss"S NJ Dinner -"us, oiihs pattern
Ah., now oJcl y s'orr sgerg barge I'D reSsersi .soT'n.nt
o. hne az c2mu'.n China, printed and common goods;
Or Sc &C. Please call lni eEamlns
ma1 2HoO-s shove ne HTi TIg~fn.
John WRIGHT, TeEprcrfIIy ini0ruTiTe mas
- tents o' Redmond snl IN. vicinity, .rU having ,ak,r.
ala Tompkins, h- intends keeping a rrh aud vsr,et "a.
sorment n Fancy Dry Goods, and from his ,oug erpcT.
the conneIon he has in New YDrx. h, SHI always Se rna.
Dlelto oier every thing new and ashtouab.-as soou az i
T6G sS,l9TiIE somp,i,es a few Olthe lea ling articles
tKENCn +LCiPe' Collars; Caney.
broitered shawls, trimmed and ~uBtrimmed ami witt mn.
sss; Embroidered RoDes ami spencer., Nashn.; laser
SnAWL-, SEARFS, &cr-Rich Chime EhawIg: Scarf
SyI hIsls ram b,.Ss an Coiouret 10 10; Black and
LINEN ~CANBRICK HANDKERCHTEFs.-Rich Em.
Sroilerei Reverb lilsfA, trimmed with Lace. Rich Em-
6roidsredRevcire Hdkts, untrmmed, Rich Plain ReveIr.;
THREAD LACEs RSD6 fI5G GING FgalG5 S3T5erJ pc e..
Brussels and Nasueiene., Point do Par, and LisIc Lace:
E r.. tTsnsn ard German Thread Edsing. nnd Insert.
NETS AND oIILLINGS-wiro Ground ana Brusser.:
let Nets and QuirinGs; Fancy sis Nets DC 1"- W.
HOSIERY AMI GLOVES -whie aud Black Ribbed
slk Hose ant Ialf Hose. White and Plain six Hose and
9alf Hose Whhe, BLACK and Brown open Work and Elm.
open Work; White Lislc Thread, PAN and open Work:
ShitirGn. and Misses White, Brown and Black. all sizes.
Mems Brown and Mixed Hose AMI half Hose; ladies' and
Gcnucmen's Black, whts and Coloured KiiGoyss 40
-. six Gloves LADIES' Black An White FllIet Cloves AMI
MiJs.
WHITE Goods.
SWISS Bishop Lawn, Book Null, Jscconet Cambria, Cor.
deh and Plat Musins.
Faney strpedand Checked Swiss and Cambria AuSllns
Blue. White. Pink and straw, Tarlcton Muslns, a new
am beautiful ariel" for SuaWlE and Dresses.
Iorlei Dlm1is7 striped and Figured Window MlsIins;
Linens; Lawns AMI Diapers.
sa,in p.mass Cloths from : to &c quarter, with Doyles
Brown satin Damask Aprons, a anew article.
-. l0i andl ~ Linen shcetings.
Towels II ami Hue kahucks, AMI Mcrno Covers. A..
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