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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-15
FOR SALE

THE cEtato Dan RIVER on which now reside Tbi.
estate may be truly called valuable and ~ IN blgh sta
OF Improvement u consists " ~ u Low Grounds
and 100 acrcsof High Land Hhas Brick House Of III
afge szo IN a part 81 Inc Fato and every building 20.
cropping. - ~
It's usccssio cSpaato upon tho value ~ such m estate
a. every disposed 20 buy. Will be Inclined ~ look and
examine for msc ami Nv invited 10 DO. Tho terms o
safe Will he communicated 10 those disposed buy by
the owner whp IL generally 81 home aud will be always
ready either ~ hmscf hts clerk a. show the premises
70 any ono who wishes 10 thcm This estate Known
~ TIC name 0f tho HERRY IiILL ESTATE " not
previously sold privately will bo offered Tor sale To
the Highest bidder luc0n on the Oh Day 81 October
noEt with al the pcTslabic pfsprny bcOuring the
tate. RDXAhD e. CARRINgTON
ieI5-etds
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-15
COMMERCIAL RECORD
RICHMOND MAnKE.rs L.. :,

Inc udinSs by the Great Western are decideJIv
uniavorable, yetwc can report no alteration in on,
markets to-day. All descriptions OF American p,o.
dueo are dIll in Europe.
STOCKS.
~ Shares ofFarmers Bank Stock were sold YES.
terday AT SYJ.
PRODUCE.
roBaCCo-rhc sales at the Warehouse, "a.
DAY exhibit no fall of from las, weeks prices. I'll.
market is heavy.
FLouR-Sales made through the day ut 81.
which Is us much the article will comm,nJ
There is disposition with some, however. to hold
higher.
WilEAT-No transactions.
CoRN-Scarce and will bring Coo.
oAIS-Also scarce and worth from As 10 80
cents,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-15
PHILADELPHIA MARKET

~ o' Tue week ending Friday evening, June H.
INC weather continues extremely hot, md lint.
GUY door business DONG of any kind wharf ,r,ns.
uo''ons nave been unusually small this week Eo,
inc next Two months we must expect, as has h..n
usulI o a, th's season, very quiet markets un,c.S !.
Goa''a,H lno' now very piom,ing) should spring nm
Cof Es-Ihe principal sale this week has
ioo bags Java at lsic per 10; other kinds
week '''' 'hose OF last
SoI IoN-The market is quiet, with a few
SAFES al late rates; in one two lots a small r.Juc
ton was Submitted to. '"'"" 'eoue-
pook-tIour remains stationary Mt IS for
rennsyivan'a, and 81 s7l for Western, bnt the
rs dull, with but little export demand. the
stock is light. anu inc
uhhiN-S Southern Wheat has found ready sale
lor starch making At 100, 1887 and IO7c ner bnsbeI
as IN quality Pennsylvania has rather declined ani
T e. be quoted over lose for prime red. Corn
receipts Tins week have only been moderate i'm,
lne market closes ansuid for the wan, of vessel, 70
larry 10 Eastern ports, coal fie;ghts paying them
letter. Last sales yellow 5II and SIC white Sorn
pc oats are scarce, and wanted-nono nrr;v;n,,
by water. Cleared, s,35s bushels Corn.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-15
TO THE EDITOR or THE yNomspo

see you now assert that a Bank In the District
OF Columbia is unconstitutional How long have
you entertained this opinlon1 Did you not. within
The last three wears, assert that "nons but fool
doubted the popr Of Congress 10 establish Bank
IN The Dtarie2 The power never had been doubt.
edf' &c. Rub up your memory-Havs you no
recollection Of having written something TO this e.
feeu a speedy and honest answer is respectfully
requested. Yours truly.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-15
MEssRS. Bolts AND STUART

Inc Charlottesville Advocate speaking of the vo,,
oil these gentlemen, on the 2Ist Rule, says:
we cordially approve their course and agree will
'hein that the South has occupied false posiis,n
on on ths sueleet heretofore. The right of petition
.nueep naIlenaoe and should be sacredly respect
ed But apart from the question Of RIGHT. i'm Ills
S case, we place our claims TO The recognition by
SonsISSs OF our property IN slaves on the stronges,
GROUNDS, when we ask for prompt action and tho
instantaneous rejection OF every proposition to in
Sauo OF attack the tenure by which it is held. None
can doubt the insignihcance in numbers and ebor,c
yer oil the AboIitionists at the North. by refusing
mem, however, the right Of petition we rally 10
.nelt standard on this great right, thus attacked.
many wise and virtuous citizens who acknow led 3
no ohnes 1t IS true, at the time with their flnacol
schemes, buta bond Of union once formed md an
ASSOCIATION even Tor specified object once cement
60, lhe severance is not easy, ard the fanatics
uerne even from the temporary and accidental as
soci',ion' an Importance and weight of character
wh'ch they do not deserve, and which thew would
not otherwise possess"
From this and other indications, it is quite mani
test that there will be no rebellion in the Sop,b
whatever thunderbolts Richie may forge.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-15

Mr. Marshall Of Kentucky, a new member and
man OF talents, msde very able speech in reply to
Mr. Adams on the Abolition petitions. We would
publish It, and compliment il and the speaker. bu,
that we think IL had been better that no sp,seb had
been made Action, action, on subjects which call.
ed Congress together, is what the country wants
and not words
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-15
mOUsE Oh REpREsENrAr1ure


On motion Of Mr.. GOGGfN, the question bo.
lofe the House Yesterday, relative to res1uion in
winch tho rules Of the last House had been ternno
ra.y adopted, was postponed until Monday.
mr. g. stated rs a reason that his colleague. MIR
WISE! had not sufficiently recovered TO be able 10
proceed. '
THE SUB-TREAsURY
MI GRAHAM, Of N. e. IN pursuance Of pre.
yIous notice. asked permission 20 introduce his I'm
Tor The repeal Of the Sub-Treasury Law-ohieetion
beng made,
Mr. GRAHAM said he should 10 compell,J IN
move suspension Of the rules. The House refIs.
cd To suspend the ruo-yoas JG-nays 1872.
Mr. SERGEANT asked leave TO offer a resoIu-
Ton, respecting the action OF the standing commit
tees, except those on Elections, Mileage Accounts
and ways and Means and all subjects referred Il
IN the present message, tli the next session Of Con
gr's'' except substitute for a uniform Bankrupt
| Law-o5Iection being made,
| Mr.. SERGEANT said he should deem il bis du
W TO move suspension ofthe rules in order that IN
resolution might be received.
Mt CLIFFORD presented memorial from &c,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-15
BOSTON MARKETS. Lurs n

Inc sales OF Flour have been at yesterdays pri
ees, ana comprise 100 Lbls. Michigan at 81 81 a
Si,9o and 200 bbs. do do, in prime order, sI9I
essh; 1oo 6oIs Geneseo s5,OGl do. A cargo yellow
Sotn f'oo bushels, sold at SIC. Oats $3.50 bushels
delaware 45c. Molasses, stock large and pr;crs
sun doprcssed large cargo Cuba in Marsl's best
casks sold yesterday at lie mos, and abo ut 800
hhds 10, l6!c per gal, mos.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-15
VIA CANAL.


Arrived Canal Boat Flying Lucy, Staten, will,
81 tons mdze, to X * p Gwaihmey, |. I.udiam &
son w Dibrell s Co. Paying sI7l 10.
Buchanan Ainsworlhy, with 10 tons mdze. TO I.
Lndlam x Son, Warwick. Brothers & Co. w
Dlbtell Co, Bagwell, Smith < Jones. Paving
SII9 %. 'S
James Madison, Covel with 57I tons ndze To
l. Ludinm & Son, Baswell, Smith x Jones, Fry &
Co. Paying sI7l %.
hanawha, Snedeker, with 81 tons mdzc, TO Riyes
Harris, l. Ludlam \ Son. Bagwel, Smith &
Jones, Darlington, Gibson * Thornton, Winfree
Williamson, Grciter X Pelke, n Gordon,
Shockoe Warehouse, Boyd Edmond & Co. Paw
ing Sl7i ~.
joseph G Cabell, Bailey, with All tons mdze, TO
T. Ludinm \ Son, Bigwcl Smith 4 Jones. Kent,
Kendall X Atwater, w DbreH & Co, Webb
Booker Il Hamilton. Paying sIi9 90.
Cleared, Richmond, Eubnnk, with 3sI tons mdze
Tor Lynchburg. Paying sl97 ~.
Commerce, Lccoy, with ~ tons mdze, for Lock
No z, No ~, and Scottsvle. Paying $40 OF.
Highlander, King, with % tons mdze, for Bent
Creek and Lynchburg. Paying s57 20
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-15
o Of, Of nc Baltimore rarno,.
UNITED sTATES SEy,r,, '''

40, III D a Is SENATE.
Vol ], ~ ItesG"'ed Two petitions from Now
f,or, I;, lavor OF Bankrupt Llw-Aso, petition
eu',io, og o. Washington, -. G. against the err.
lars. '''' VI one ana two dol
Mr. SMITH, Of Indiana. pres,o.,d, ..,.....-
favor Of a Bankrupt Law. PoUuon IN
NJ, IpIp5tN LESSON presented similar p,,ition
All 49, 49, ..i ioS presented similar petition.
a. Sm 9,Sh petitions were referred
Mo SEWER submitted a Io,,c, ,..c
~ ,a on the subject Of that n r, og 'c S,.
'"' ''''''a'y Of War which speak Ks Of eco,. abu
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-15

Our readers will see from an advertisement in this
paper that MIR p. ID. J. Roger, proposes to sell his
a'phaoet tor the Deaf and Dumb to any who, as a
matter Of curiosity, would like to amuse themselves
with 1t, or those who may be so unfortunate as to
need 1t. 1t renders it comparatively an easy ma,
ter to instruct the Deaf in the art Of rcadn, and
The principles OF arithmetic. AIR Roger NAV he
found al the Swan Tavern.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-15
MARRIED

10 Lexington on the 9Th inst by the Rev. Mr.
skinner, the Hon. FRAEcr5 THoMAs, Of Frederick
Guy, Maryland, to Miss SARAu, daughter Of James
"CDowel,, Esq. o. HockbfIdge County Va.
a. Norfolk, on Thursday Evening, the 10Th inst
oy the Rev. James Mitchell, Mr.. CHARLEs Bun.
Huss, TO Miss MART J. CAKg, both Of Norfolk. Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-15

W" Advertisers arc requested to hand ir thei
advertisements at rs early an hour Of the Gay rs
practicable. Acknowledgements intended for nser.
ton IN the ensuing days paper, must be handed in
before o'clock, y. NJ, and those intended for in.
'ertion IN Mondays paper must be handed in on
Saturday otherwise they cannot appear until the
day after.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-15
lrfsA JOURNEYMAN PRINTIan ,rh.

lLf"A JOURNEYMAN PRINTER. who
understands the business THOROUGHLY In iii its
branches is DESTROYS Of obta lining situation in INV
healthy town or city in Vrgini, distant from Ricl.
mond. Letters addressed to g. o. tbrough ,b.
Post Office, postage padD will meet with PROMPT
| attention. liz
~ Attention 10 called 10 our saIo, 10 MORROW
~ Wcdnc clay, June 10 ~ Rich Cut Glassware
Elegant French, Canton and English China :, 80
soTc lately occupied by T. W. Ccland flo,lg ,,,5y a.
/ examination. Sale commences NJ go'ct0ek ' W
| teIb IStrrg
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-15
STRATTON's ORRICg

Iosst Nos ~ ~ y prize of eJpO In We'll ,burf Lot
-, In Petersburg wss sod sui crshc, Iy
DRAWING o. LeesGnIG Lottery, Eitn IJ-June i'm,
70 ~ " ~ ~ ~ ~ u q 81 60 "a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-15

PHILADELPHIA, June I9-Auiyed, scnr Iagrange
Norris, . ,iays from Richmond.
n NEW SoRk, June l2-c.earc" febr Ellen, Barnnrng
FOREIGN PORTS.
LIVERPOOL, May 2i-Entered for loading
Washington, Bcnso, Virginia.
on DOVER, May Massachusetts, from vr-
glnia, for Antwerp.
LONDON, May 22-Hauled out franklin,
Goodhur, Virginia.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-15
HOYT q In,s

4 BREEzE-TwO CAPITALS.
49, " ~ o. grand Prize, rs 40 81, small ono
el0,OO, loon, 10 OF 100 81 Tor 10 a. Ttsto,. a.
Come andEct prizes OF HOYT a co ' $500 ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-15
PLAN OF a RANK

The President laid on the table a eonro,,,i.,,,,,
from the Secret1ry Of the Treasury. on the ,,J;cc
Of Bank and FIsciI agent, which was read
IL proposes the establishment OF n ga,k :, a.,
District oiCD.1mb1, 20 be called "The Fiscal R,nl
oithe United States" with a capital Of thirty mil.
IONS The report accompanied Ivy bill. In,
printed. ""1
Mr. CLAY moved the printing Of 1900 extra co.
pies, which was agreed 10. ~
Mr. MERRlCK, from the Committee on the Di,
uci OF Columbia, reported Bill 10 revive end aus.
penn the charters of certain Banks Of the D,,t,is
OF Columbia, which was read and ordered to a..
cOnd reading.
The Unfinished business Of yesterday was. or
motion OF Mr. CLAY, postponed until to morrow.
Inc bill to appropriate for esraii period q,
TINE ne prOcecdcds Of the Public Lands. &c. wa,
read a second time and referred.
! he resolution offered yesterday by Mr.. SMITH
Of Indiana, was taken up ard ngrecd to.
On motion Of Mr.. BUCHANAN the ssnot,
proceeded 10 the election of a Chaplain, when In,
following was declared as the result
For Mr. Trustn o,
For Mr. DamiOrth
Scattering
The Senate then adjourned
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-15
FOR LIVERPOOI

tSfS The eopPcrcd ship RgPUBLIC, CAPTAIN
ekxIb Thompson ready 10 load City Point FoT
-. freight apply 10 samuel Mordecal, Of Petersbutg
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-15

or JAMES siLER SON.
MAsON's BLACKING-i5b boxes a gTocr escI1
li Mason'a celebrated Hacking RECEIVING per gcbr
hes'.!' ior sale WILLIAMS HAkALI.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1841-05-06
NOTICE.

THE Judge of the Court Of Probate for
l. the District Of Plymouth has limited and
allowed six months from the date hereof for
the creditors Of the estate Of DANIEL BRAD
LEY, late of Plymouth, in said district. deceas-
ed, represented insolveni. in which m cxhib-
il their claims thereto; and has appointed
Silas Hoadley and David d. Warmer. COM
missiOners to receive g. examine said claims.
Certified by ELISHA JoRNsoN. Clerk.
The subscribers give notice, that they shalt
meet at the Office of Calvin Butler. in said
Plymouth, OFT the first Monday in June and
last Monday in September. 1871, Mt o'clock
in the afternoon, on each of said days. for
the purpose OF attending On the business Of
said appointment.
SILAS HOADLEY, )~
DAVID ID. WARNER, 0'"'
All persons indebted 10 said estate. are re-
quested 10 make immediate payment to
ELIJAH WARNER, .:,
RUTH BRADLEY, IA"" 10
Plymouth, April 10, le4l. 40
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1841-05-06

At Court Of Probate holden at Winchester,
Uithin and for the District Of Winchester, on
the 24th day Of April A. ID. lS4l:
Present, Gideon Hall, Jr., Esq. Judge.
ON motion Of Abel s. Wetlnore, executor
~ of the last will and testament of LOIS
AcKLEV, late Of Winchester, within said dis
trict, deceased-this Court doth decree that
six months be allowed the creditors of said
estate to exhibit their claims agains, the same
public notice OF this order by advertising the
same in newspaper published in Litchiield,
and by posting the same on public signpost
in said town Of Winchester.
Certified from Record.
40 GIDEON HALL, in. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1841-05-06
Burgess j. BaldwiR's Patfnt
Premium Clover Machine.

TnVHIS Machine, which has been in use
Il three or four years, and which drew the
first premium at the Fair of the American In
stitute in October last, has superseded all
other machines for cleaning Clover Seed.
where j, is known, and the increased demand
tor them shows The high reputation they have
for durability and despatch Of business. The
subscriber is constantly building them, ard
almost all other Machinery. at his Machine
shop; and he hopes by strict attention TO or
ders 10 receive good share Of patronage
from the public. TT
e. Rotary Single Mills built IN the best
order. II. BALDWIN.
Washington, April %. eot5m"47
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1841-05-06
Carriage & Wagon Making.
w LILLIAN CLARK

NV OULD rlSPeclfnIIy inform the inhabit-
w ants Of this town and vicinity, that he
mas commenced the Carriage and Wagon
Making Business, at his old stand two doors
north OF the Congregational Church. Az he
mas been in the farming business one or two
months past, he is inclined to believe that the
carriage makers have large prices in propo,-
ton to farmers; and that he will manufac.
ture farmers Lumber Wagons for 1876, Plea.
sure do. $50 io go, Buggics S7O,o go, and all
kinds Of Carriages in the same proportion.
Re-painting do. do. from $3 to SO, and all
kinks OF repairing rs reasonab le, and at short
notice. A reasonable proportion of produce
and lumber will be taken ia payment.
Litc!jfeld, May 6. 40
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1841-05-06
NOTICE,

NOTICE.
TIVE undersigned would respectfully in
Il form the public that we have formed
copartEership. under the firm Of LYMAN &
PORTER. and intend doing business for Cash
only, at the store lately occupied by Moses
Lyman, Jun.
We now offer TO the public an assortment
of Dry Goods, MN1daUNa.e,
C1'OCke9.U, s. groceries.
MOSES LYMAN, JON.
JOHN p. PORTER.
Goshen, April q, 1s4l. 40
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1841-05-06
Housatonic Rail Road Go,
.N"DTE9rE.

"A N instaIment Of twenty dollars on each
a new share OF the Capital Stock of this
Company becomes due and is required to be
paid on or before the LIST of June next.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
Stockholders in Canaan may paw to VIM.
Adam of Canaan in Corn wall, Goshen and
Salisbury to Peter Bierce of Cornwall; in
Kent to John M. Raymond of Kent; in New
Milford and Sherman to Royal T. Cantseltf of
New Milford; all others to the Treasurer in
Bridgeport. JESSE STERLING. Treas'r.
Bridgeport, April %, 1871. 4i49
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1841-05-06
.NOTECE.

psrance Society An adjourned meeting of the above
Society will he held at the Court House on Thursday
evening the Goth inst. at oclock. A full attendance
OF the members is desired An address will be deliv-
cause generally are respectfully invited to attend
BY order Of the Executive Committee.
Nays. WIN. r. BALDWIN, Secretary.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1841-05-06
EQUALITY OF REPRESENTATION

The Hartford Courier has veTy sensible article
respecting the inequality Oi Representation in onr
State Legislature. The Editor proposes an amend
ment to the Constitution. AS TO the proprietv n md
necessity Of some amendment we think there can he
no question. According to our present system nearly
oil Uf the old towns have two Represen,u,ives-the
towns newly formed can each send but one No re.
gard in either is had TO the number of vofers-
Representation and Population sppear 10 have no
manner Of connection. The town Of Union in To
land county with population OF 667 hastwo LposIa
tors. Prospect and Wocott in New. Haven Ieihlen,
in Litchfed, Chaplin in Windham, and Bolton in
Toland CO. with population in the aggregate If
3493, send in oil five Representatives With 4l6O in.
hahltants the sin towns above H,oned have srvru
members New.Haven, HortfEd and Norwich. mum.
herring 81, 422 souls, have only xix Bridgen,ut with
population OF 1850 has but one. O1her iis,nnces Of
this inequality might he given, but these are sfi.
cient. They will serve, with vengeance, to illus.
trate the doctrine Of equal rights and privileges I'm.
less it is TO he regarded settled principle that
majority Of the members ought to be elected nv mi
nority Of the people, hope this matter will not be
overlooked at the approaching session Of the Legsla
ture.
The above is from the Bridgeport Standard.
We are glad TO see the subject reverted to again,
and hope il will be kept before the people" until the
present "rvtlen borough system Of representation is
broken up. Look at it. The following towns send
each two Representatives TO the General Assembly
and appears by the last census contain the amount
OF population affixed to each.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1841-05-06
VARIETY STORE,

ENISHING Rods, Lines, Hooks, Smell and
4 Reeds, Game Bags, BackgammonBo Boards,
Fancy Boxes, AccordiOns, Chess Men, Silk
Purses, hair and cloth Brushes, Pertumery,
Pearl Powder aud Puffs, shell g. horn Combs,
Steel Pens, Pen-holders, tooth and whitewash
Brushes, Cutlery, Silver Pencils, Jewelry,
Letter Stamps and Seals, Music Boxes, To-
bacco and Snuff Boxes, Telescopes. Pocket
Books, aud every thing which man ever thOt
or heard Of, at
April %. GARRITT & BALDwN's.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1841-05-06

AT Court of Probate holden at Litchfeld, ,oith-
in and far the district If Litchfeld, on the Sd
day Of May 1871:
Prssent. Ralph G. Camp. Esq. Judge.
RNHE executors of the last will and testn-
L. ment of Noah RoGERs, late Of Cornwall,
deceased. having presented in Court an ac-
count of their administration account on said
estate-Ordered. that the 2i]th day of May,
164l, at O'Clock in the afternoon. be assign.
ed for the hearing. examination and settle
ment Of said account. at the probate Office in
Litcbfeld and that the executor give public
notice TO all persons interested in said estate
to appear. if they see cause. before this court
at said time and place. to be heard therein,
by publishing copy of this order In news.
paper printed in Litchfeld, and by posting
like copy on the public signpost in said Corn
wall nearest the place where the deceased
last dwelt. Certified from Record.
40 RALPH G.. CAMP, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1841-05-06
NEW GOODS.
ISAAC LAWRENCE

Has Just returned from Nev. York aoith a large.
stock Of desirable Goods, sOhicH he Is disposed
10 sell very reasonable, consisting in part of
the fonoagfag articles !;
A VERY large stock Of WOOL DYED CLorHs
IA AND CAssrAtEREs, blue, black, invisible
green, and fancy coIors; plain and figured
Satin and Silk Vestings; light cold and dark
fig'd Vestings; striped, fig'd and plain SILK
Velvets; dark and light Mouseln de Laines:;
French, English g. American Prints; French
printed Muslins and Cambrics; blue, black
and cold Silks; black & blue. black French
Bombazines;' Ginghar1s & Chambras: Drap
DEtte. Linen Cloths Camblets, plain mixed
and striped Jeans; plain. striped and figured
Linen Drilings, Gambroons, mole skin, hea-
w bang-up cord. and many other styles of
Summer Goods; bushel or two of Shawls
and Dress Handk'fs; black and cold kid, pic
mic, plain silk. cotton and linen Gloves for
gentlemen and ladies'; English and raw silk
Hose, plain and RIBBED bleached, unbleach-
ed and cold Cotton Hose !; ribbed and plain,
worsted, cashmere and Herfno Hose white
and Va Satin Jeans, Silesia, Nankeen, cold
Cambrics, brown and white Table Cloths,
Table Covers, linen and cotton table Diaper.,
Scotch and Russia Diaper, Linen Napkins.
black Fasting, worsted and sill Serge. gen.
tlemen's black Italian Cravats s. silk ScSris,,
Linen Collars, White Cravats.
Plain and figured Swiss and book Muslins,,
sarsnet,. jacene. and common Cambrics, BLK
and white Bobinet Lace, Bobinet Footinps.
Edgings and Insertings, Bishop Lawns, Lin.
en- Cambria, Cambria and Lacon. Handker
7 ohiefe, corded Skin to- aprorr cfrCh, sruUn Du-
rege, black and green Veiis black sinchew
and sarsnet, Paper Cambrics Irish Linens,
Furniture Prints, Siiesias,. worsted, Crewell.,
marking Canvass, brown Eacon for hats BLK
and blue blhck Grape, broad do. for Veils,,
Oil SILK and OH CLOTH brown and bleached
Sheetings and Shirtings,, brown and bleachetl
DriliDgs, Bnrlaps, Ornaburgs, Russia Sack:
ing, Crash, Russia Sheeting. Palm Leaf and
heghorn Hats. Padding, Canvass. Wadding,,
Wicking. Batting, Ticking, Canton Flannels.
fg'd Floor Cloth, Paper Hangings, Manila
! and carriage Mats, Travelling Basketsgreen
and scarlet Moreen, Foundation Muslin, silk
Coat Cord. plain aud fig'd Gilt Buttons, fig'l
Velvet, lasting and bombazine do. Ladies'.
Net Bags; plain black, blue black and cord
Ribbons !; Knitting Cotton. French Working
Cotton. gentiemen's silk and linen Cambria.
Hankd'fs, India rubber Suspenders silk and
cotton Umbrellas and Pnrasols-and MANY
other articles of Dry Goods which need not
here be mentioned, with the usual stock of
Groceries, fvaeN
C3'OCEC1'y, AQ2'GEagNg'e. St.
One door west Of Congl Church,
| Ltchfield, April 30 fS4l. AZ