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Lexington union., 1841-06-26
RANKIN COUNTY CIRCUIT
COURT.

BANK DECISION The Circuit Court
for Rankin county terminated its session
on the 18th inst.
The Gallon Law as it is popularity
known was fully sustained BY the action
and decisions Of the court. Judge Mich"
olson acted with great firmness and be-
coming respect for the laws. But the
most important and to the community by
far the most interesting decision of the
court was one in relation to the collection
Of money by the broken and usurious
banking companies in this state. The
case came up upon claim Of the Vicks.
burg Water Works Bank. V. E. How-
ard, w. Yerger, & j. G. Mitchell Esqrs.
for the defendants and Judge Rob Huges
for the bank. The bank had loaned de-
preciated paper and the court decided on
demurrer to the plea that it was usurious
and entirely avoided the contract. 1t
was also decided by the court upon plea
that when an Incorporated Banking COM
pany had omitted to perform all the acts
required by its charter previous to its 60.
ing into existence, that it was incorpora.
ton and all acts done under it are void.
1t was further decided that the plea of
Nul tel corporation was good plea.
The decision Of the court in the above
stated case must be regarded as Of high
importance-ift the court below shall be
sustained, as it is believed il will, by the
High Court Of Errors, and Appeals, then
the fate Of the Union Bank and all the
other shaving shops in the state will be
finally settled; no collection can be en-.
forced and their paper OF course will be.
come worse tl.an worthless. There is no
doubt but the decision Of Judge Nicholson
is clearly the law Of the and.--Miss'pa.
FORESTS Mem Play A new drama, Of
thrilling power, called "Aylmere," has
been written for Mr.. Forrest, founded on
the history Of Jack Cade, the leader of
the Kentiah rebellion In England. The
first representation Of this tragedy in the
Park Theatre, was hailed with immense
reclamation.
Lexington union., 1841-06-26
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.l,edsemens and Communications OF II
,,,o, nature, vii! be chargsd double the
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Lexington union., 1841-06-26
H1Nrs TO You've LAprEs.-If younl

~ OUNd A5ADlEo'Ai
women waste their time in trivial amuse-
ment the prime season for improvement,
which is between the ages Of sixteen and
twenty, they will hereafter regret bitterly
the loss, when they come TO feel them-
selves inferior in knowledge TO almost
every one the converse with; and above
all, if they should ever be mothers when
they feel their inability TO direct and as
sist the pursuits of their children, they
will then find ignorance severe mortif-
cation and n rea; evil. Let 1t animate
their industry, aud let not modest opin-
ion OF their capacities be discourage
ment 10 their endeavors after knowledge.
A moderate undertaking, with dlligent d.
we'll directed application, will 60 much
further than a more lively genius. if atten-
ded with that impatience and lnat:entlon
which too often accompany quick parts.
1t is not for want of capacity that so many
women are such trifling and insipid com.
panions, so i'll qualified for the friendship
and conversation Of a sensible man or
for the task of instructing or governing a
family; 1t is oftener the neglect Of exerci'
sing the talents they really have, and from
emitting to cultivate taste for intellect.
ual Improvement; by this neglect, they
loose the sincerest of pleasures, which
would remain when almost every other
forsook them, of which neither fortune nor
age could deprive them, and which would
almost be comfort and resource in al.
J most every possible situation in life,
THE RUINED ST. DoMINso-The fend
of misnamed philanthropy has come over
this once fair island like mildew and
blight. The bcasted capability OF the
African race for self government was here
to be tested in the eye of the world, and
the horrid butchery Of hundreds of tho
most excellent, accomplished and humane
French families was ever TO be held up
as the example of future slave insurrec-
tions-as a terror to the slave owner, and
"a slave to the numbering helot's conscience
| if he were blessed with one.
A shade blacker than the complexion OF
the children of Hayti has come over tho
fortunes Of the soo,y republic. The whole
Island is now overrun with weeds, lazy,
naked soldiers and useless vsgabonds-a
warning and a terrnr to sh inEerior rae "a
lof human family never to attempt to gov
Tern themselves until they shall have be.
come equal to the task by the improve.
rents and melioralions of time aud pro-
ptious circumstances. Even the children
of Israel, with all the native intellect of
the Jewish race, after their four hundred
years Of slavery in Egypt, were not fit to
govern themselves, until every one of the
old slave race had died off in the wilder.
ness, and an entire new race of free born
men had succeeded them. This is as true
as the Holy Scriptures where the fact is
related Free Trader.
Lexington union., 1841-06-26

THE WORKING OF THE PAPER System
IN ENGLAND.-The falacy of sinking fund
and the progressive weight OF a national
debt may be Ieen in England the present
year. The expenditures Of Great Britain
exceed the entire revenue by nearly eight
millions of dollars! How could that cor
rupt and bankrupt government carry on a
war with young, cheap and vigorous
government, and free people, when in a
time Of peace they are unable to pay the
egions of pensioners, thieves, rogues and
and royald swindlers who live on the la
bor of the people. The Bank Of England
was founded on the original national debt
Of that degraded kingdom which was less
than the pesent bonds Of Mississippi. But
now under the banking, funding, and Dor.
rowing system,the interest on the national
debt tamounts to over one hundred and fifty
millions Of dollars. Let the people of
this country take warning from this and
avoid national bank. - VickSburg Sent.
ConundrumS. S.--"Why is side.Saddle
like four quart measured Because It
hoIJa ~ 0nu an
Lexington union., 1841-06-26

Our town continues very healthy.
Lexington union., 1841-06-26

Grlt is said that Power who sailed for
England on board the steamer President,
had with him $4,000.
Lexington union., 1841-06-26

Conundrums. .--"Why is side-Saddle
like four quart measured Because i
holds a gall on,
Lexington union., 1841-06-26

We take the following nauering notice
of John ID. Freeman Esq, our present
candidate for Attorney General, from the
Free Trader of the 10Th instant. A per-,
sonal acquaintance with Mr., Freeman,
will convince every one that the Free
Trader has not done him more than JUST
Lexington union., 1841-06-26

On Finance-Mr Clay.
On Naval Affairs-Mr Mangum.
On Military Aifairs-Mr Preston.
On Commerce-Mr Huntington.
On Manhiactures-Mr Evans.
On the Militia--Mr Phelos.
On Agriculture-Nlr Linn.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-19

prices may be expected The deliveries for home con-
sumption aud have been equal
o i0,0r0oc0 pounds pcranuu
TE. Msxtr Jane a-he sarke quiet aspect aud
r=or incna,i-R vas part 81 holders TO sell >o
parties cedrinr China; and Company Congcu
for cash may be had II i l6.d : =.
LivsK-ooi Corrox N>Ks J4ue Olrf':rkct o-a has heen
"ey scarcely beng purchased byihc lsde
Upward twenty arrived win heavy consisn
xrected will oe fsrtser reduction
cf price. The usrke; : completely siHttcd ,
June 2rhere has Aeen aod crac extent oi
Cotton to-day being scarcely $50 bags all to me
comprising 80 Pernam $ ;d 30 Maranhams - q 80 ~
Egyptans lGd 300 Srrets SIS and the rest Arericas'
chiefly from I'd. Prices witieu; much percepto'e e'a
ton. although the market decidedly heavy ana MT
Jane e3Ths still without either III ceah"
or the business to-day limited sacs Only 3o0 oascon
s;I principally American ncludng TO- SuTa s '''
and leo Brazil = a sd.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-19
CHEAP AND FASHIONABLE GOODS.
DRy GOODS Ar COST PRICES.


NKE reduce their stock Of Spring
sad Sumner possible previous making
a.es :or ,ha Fail trade will from hs date up the first of August
nas- .eI their Goods a; COST.
Their ssc. aal having been mostly purchased ct Auc-
yry prices best opportunity ever offered TO La
sje &c 4a 10 supply fashionable Goods
.mos- ,he,r may found splendid assortment OF RCH
KS OF the styles great variety OF PRINTED LAWNS
Bopbuzincs PRINT, Also large lot Of Ganbooh Grape C-
hle.> and Linen Drill. for Gcnenen's wear.
je0-tf GEkAkp = hllN,h lo' "ps
IOtaS III. DINt:MA-., nonnefly BANkS DlNGMAN2
j 3oi an coser Of Would call the Intention the
% 10 m .pud assortment rich Silks OF the latest styles
He has Just rcceTed .I - l., ,f,cu.
20 piece. 90 bluebiack Gro dc Airique, striped
ca. rich Chcnc Silk. beautiful patterns.
do y.ry rich figured DC. all colors and styles
ra>cs pIain black and black DO from l, to 81
do PLAIN mode coorS
YE-RcA Scaris silks black and blue black and coored o
- - - o.o,,Y On, q; S,aris JOHN ". DINfiMAN,
No. 20l Grand--. of Orchhrd
- 1,,sHtsOs,N. .ND sC7EfEER sTUFFs-iiease
G call At JOHN H. DI>GMAN and make choice from large
or, Also Valencia Narseiles and rain and hg
- fr ,engS NBCioths, Cas>meres, Satine sioIe'hnS
:. -. Mi. md ,lnIu Linen JOHN II. DINGMAN,
@o-' No. 30l Grand OF Orchard.
pjio.Isrv o.c. L.aen Canbrick and SILK Pocket Hand
ksrchi-f- Crlvats &c - ~ ~.
- Han ioery Banks Ding"an) has j9,t opened
f.,u assortment StT the Telknown estabishne eht
rI sd Orchard where b" sth TO eceiVe TINT
y m TIE public have extended the FIRM He Is deter
mined ;a nothing shall be hs part 10 please all mo Ia
70, s,n uit call. a,i Dna,k plain black SILK, Cashmere,
precba Embroidered Thbet, Mer:no, &c. variety
p3rk parasol. cheap JOHN II. DINGMAN,
NJ. Grand-st OF Orchard.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-19

TERRIBLE DEArH.-Mr James Dunbar, aged IS years
died in New Gloucester tins State, April 18th The dis
case which terminated his earthly existence obsruc
ton Of the passage leading from the throat into the stomach
Ossication or foreign substance had completely
closed the amenary conductor tha, kind nourismcnt
could uosbl be takcn aud consequently life departed t-l
want et IT. Sustaining lutri,nen For the last days Of
his existence he was unable swallow least ustenance
whatever Horrible may be relate he actually died
NJ. ,ar.a,ior [Portand Argus
New-York tribune., 1841-06-19

ScoUSDRELisM EXPo=ED.-The Louisville Messenger con-
ta's Of the discovery OF extensive
scheme OF counerfeng and other yiaay which has been
fortunately broken up by he Summary arrest OF the Pron
non; 1t that he night of the Goth nt the
store ef Mr. Chance BowligGrecn Ky, was robbed ot
goods and money to considerable Suspicion rest
ed old named Long who had long been suspected
OF general ra>caly. Ills immediately searched,
and although only article OF Nix Chances goods was
found valuable property all descriptions found con-
ccaed the promises. While the search was going on says
he Messenger an old clock opened, from which rolled
nearly half bnne bank notes, of divers denemina-
tons from 3 5s los and 30, sos, principally on banks
in NewYok. On he day OF the robbery, man from
Owen country By the of sullivan, purchased horse
frsm named Cochran, and gavo him $3.50 The next
day tho men who their way Longs in search oi
the goods stopped Cochran house and desired to
the money he received for the horse he had sold all
proved be counterfeit Cochran protested that he thought
the money good and proposed in quest OF Sullivan
when they found at Spencer Sullivan declared that he
would States evidence and let the whole secret
which he did, and his disclosures show what an extent
these schemes of viany had been carried Cochran fed
and has been takcnbut Long hi; and another
scoundel Phpps still il jail awaiting their trial at the
next Court Sullivan Is held in custody who will reveal
of this nerrious tranacAn and it said will expose
some names a have heretofore held respectable standing
in society.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-19

q The Cour; for the Correction OF Errors Thursday
reso.ye, hold the City Of Buffalo, commencing
on the 7;h Of August for the hearing of appeal causes
New-York tribune., 1841-06-19

BUNKER HILL MoyUMESr.-Wc glad 10 learn that
this magnificent is rapidly progressing Mr. Sa-
yagc the contractor commenced his work about the 18th 81
May laid eight of feet eight inches depth
One week generally consumed III laying single course
The hight of the something more thnn leO
feet VIXEN finished it will be 22O feet high The two up
per forming the apex will consist each o; single
block Of granite the upper weshg between three and
four
New-York tribune., 1841-06-19

70 The Boston Daily Advertiser says that GREESouGH ;
Statue OF Washington have been received on board
the ship Sea, Capr. Deano, which at Lcghon for that
purpose the 10Th Of May lis arrival therefore may be
saon cypccted.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-19

% The army has made appearance, and is maxi
:llg great havoc among the crops ST. Louis.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-19
DRPOT or FANCY BKEss ARTICLES.

ILK AND SATIN SCARFS AND CkAvATS 10 great variety
= OF patterns. Chosson Co.'S superior GLOVES, &c. received
By regent arrivals offered for sale reasonable prces by
WA T. JENNINGS, late ysdr jennings,
20 Broadway [American Ho.elI
Gentlemen nay future depend upon finding this
goo Of Fancy Dress Articles which wiz BE- odrea
s.ch prices offer Inducements psresaers in WOW o.
usual cbarye. for ,be .arse .;ye Of goels r
New-York tribune., 1841-06-19
By SPECIAL APPOINTMENT;
JOSEPH G l. o y L,

prv MANUFACTURER TO IhE QtkhN
high rfa aer sa to
I uIy upon Mr. elliott, but also the public IN N
;Is bearing mspelled name thus Go oHliitns me
IN the market readily be detected by IT'S IN
Ihai snce very style III which II Pu up
the genuine PEI. all marked in full Joseph nlo
=, joseph elliott warranted; = and that each grcss bears
fac simie Of -
his -gnstur> HA
A~ %/S%
TIE aooy, may Rad. wholesale. Of %, g., Gold
New-York tribune., 1841-06-19
TOWY 81 DENGnAN.

PRINTED LAWNS AND CALICoEs.-The Subscriber form
M Of me 6rn OF Banks Dngman) offers at the old Stand
3 Grand cor Of Orchard beautiful collection OF Lawns and
French English Ccoe al very oN price Please
call and for yourselves.
John H. DINGMAN, col Grand-stree- Orchard
NB-Pa;n de LANES also Bombazse- Taglonis
sma. Tbe Covers Linen Table Diapers. Dome.cs Bleached
and . great variety Of every prlcs. ielT
New-York tribune., 1841-06-19

4x FOR sALR-Or exchange for productive cLy h roP
t* IA Farm Of 53 scre- situated ~ iiunsg'on lo . -
-e> miles from Nor,hport, from which steanDo'. pn " &
rom Sew YORK tw ce week Good buildings good wa'H'' g. ~
r G,I ;nouire of E. w. WOOD q kvin2nhstett
New-York tribune., 1841-06-19

A TO E-ET-A School Room, twenty by forty feet pioa-
@ sanity situated in the OF the Methodist Episcopal church.
between Avenues C. and d. Inquire OF Adam
C. Leach III Essex ~ Miller 6 AvcnHe C. Aro Church
CAnnieIier sale. Inquire aboyc iel4 2w
New-York tribune., 1841-06-19
VOL. L. NO. 81.
CuFsP, cuFsP.l

4 SPLENDID ASSORTMENT French and American Paper
Il Hang Borders The Uztd States Paper Rang
York
Purchasers respectfully sa and for them
iel. I'm JOSHUA Brown 65 Ganal-s;
sCLCE KLACK >CsRES OF The daest quality 81 yards
ID long, at ~ IS
Shaker>' Hoods all sizes. q; y e.ch
Paper HancinsS variety q, Is per piece
Ribbons and Laces daily :Foz agctioa. very lox
Je.-in NJ DRUNAOND. 800 Grand-,t
IOfPEss, MORSE IL Co, pig Greenwich. Of
Barclay street, have this day added stock
cte OF Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods they Of
fer their friends and prices
fail 20 please.
" b. Country merchants requested TO call stock
well selected ;rad which viii be offered very
New-York tribune., 1841-06-19
TO The ADVERTISING PUBLIC.
EIGHT DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
By The Columbia at Boston,

,,c mad Important f-sm China-EEostistics with
,hc English rccommcnccd-Politicai Agitation
;nEnsInud- Counmcreini Dcprcssion-Ncwsf from,
New-York tribune., 1841-06-19

The Cabinet arrangements have been completed, and the
New Ministry IS thus composed SeDor Gonzales P:eSl
dent of the Council and Minister OF Foreign s Senior
Sarra-yRu Minister OF Finance; Senor lntante Minister
of the Interior Senor San Miguel Minister o: Var Senor
Garcia, Minister OF Marine; SenoF Aon]o Minister OF
Jasice.
strong opposition is about be formed N The Chamber
of Deputies against the administration
Madam Mina the rect OF the Spans General sas been
appointed soconGn'c OF the Queen and heE ss;ef IEis
has been done in compliance with earnest -n,eaiy Of
their nsther, the Ex Queen Christina
New-York tribune., 1841-06-19
TO LET.
I-I TO OuOTEL-KEEPEIss, CAPITALAsTs,

;"W and backoom the Grand and Elm
the large building Rent moderate good tenaa
able for any fancy business. le3-d
New-York tribune., 1841-06-19

fo FOR SALE-A farm c0nsatRg OF Iib acres at Smhtf
r'N l. adjoining the ylaye Of Commac. The buildings ar
49, and comuedious and in good repair There are on me
treat number OF fruit of different kinds the land suitably
quantities by wood eDcez well watered anc
lance of wood IL is within raaer Of mile Of the POS.
hurch School, Terms $1,000; half can remain OF be
perfect title be immediately
Apply the oSner the premises, o, to JOSEPH "hrD
fision-.treet, New York. y"
New-York tribune., 1841-06-19

LA TO LET-A Store IN Barclay-street, near the erfy-a
a Clothing Store. Also, the Basement NO.
Catane--t For particulars inquire ut No. II lpeIaId
New-York tribune., 1841-06-19

The London and Liverpool markets are represented 10 be
extremely Inactive and none, tight In Liverpool me de-
mand for almost every kind Of produce confined Gull ne
home trade being almost the exclusive buyers and hey pH
chasing 10 the extent only ,heE actual vans ndeeo'
never were commercial affairs more gicomy en4 de-
pressed condition Than in the beginning OF this month man"
uaclrers have excessive stocks OF goods on Aand an
complain loudly OF ,hs wan, o: demand 10 carry ;asn on
ao Of the yery oy and un.enuns:G.'g P:.ces gEeI' DIS
.ress consequently prevails all manufacturing d-7c's
Al present there IS le prospec: OF Improvement conn
dence having generally shaken, that serious csa
;ties will beta many the large frns, especially n ne
West India trade.
The silk trade in the neghborng tewn OF Manchester =
considerably worse than il month ego "saVeis oi
many sorts have orders be without ~oIA one moh'h,
The machinery, in grea; number o; ae'0Fes "'A zen
miles Of Manchester is IN operation only four daysPe week
Ioxnos Jpp.3-In the Commercial Markets the chS'
which has BE- en- put again STATE o! ieVeIn
new, received from China 0i
the Chinese There has been 80 eieai an
acaaI business done might have been ahIeifa. ~ .
dealers have not ys tho loss they ~sLe
by the prsyou. uufavorabc intelligent IoH .
not disposed 70 the preseni sevapee Vnlea *
The stock or hand i. nor years an"
New-York tribune., 1841-06-19

MODE COLORs in heavy Poi de Sul. selling ut Is I'D per
WI yard, by b. THOMPSON,
el7 At Silk and Shawl Store 100 Grandst Broadway
ia HOUSE TO LET.-Part of House to et 20 a snail
famly-iurnhed aufnrnhed Inquire at SO
Iel4
New-York tribune., 1841-06-19

OSzEHsE5Od dozen White at Is rar IS dozen at Is 81, aud
100 dozen l. 6 fine and proportion To
the qauty half the prices Ladies' wishing cheap
Stockings, white black aud unbeached offered New
Broad m3l-
New-York tribune., 1841-06-19

INHENCaH VASES, ,CIRANDOLES, &c-A large assortment
the above articles, comprising all the pleAd patterns IN
market for sale at low prices by MERRITTS PAGE No leo
Row.rv
New-York tribune., 1841-06-19

IrA TO OMOTEL-KEEPEiss,C CAPITALASTS,
M &c-Tha delightful and Summer csrt surpassed by
~ no place vicinity NcwYo-k for beauy OF
&c. I.AKEYlLLE HOUSE. Success Pond, situated
miles from Brooklyn and within two Hos OF
E Railroad offered for sale low terms which ~ A made ac-
To the purchasers or a suitable
The House is ard within rods Of the Lake With good
out barns ice house. with about Of
land weh oc commanding and healthy
alton offer. every aucemen boardc and and the
per hands enteprisng cannot but prove Pont
able investment Fer farther particulars inquire OF
iel5 I, i NJ ~ l.
The Polynesian., 1841-04-24
ODE-By WILLIAM {. BRYANT, ESQ

ODE-By WiLLrAM c, BRYANT, ESQ.
Wild was the day, the wntry sea
Moancd sadly on New England's strand
When first the thoughtful and the free
Our fathers tod the desert land.
They little thought how pure light,
In time, should gather round that day;
How love should keep their memory bright
How wide realm their sons should sway.
Green are their bays, but grecner still,
Shall round their spreading fame be
wrcathcd,
And regions now unrod, shall thrill
With reverence when their names are
breathcd.
Till where the sun with softer fires,
Looks on the vast PacliicS sleep
The children Of the Pilgrim SireS,
This haIowcd day, like Us shall keep.
rvv
The Polynesian., 1841-04-24
3. Pitman & Son,

Have for sale on reasonable terms. viz.
English and American Prints. Ginchams,
Printed Muslins. White, Brown and Blue
Cotton Drill. White and Brown Linen
Drill. Bleached and Unblcached Cottons
Cambria, plane and Figured. Swiss Mus
lin. Lace Edgings. Insertings. Fancy
Gauzc Hdkfs. and Scarfs. White Wells
Garniture Silk. Satin. Velvet and ReIt
Ribbons. Wound Wire. Furniture Chints
Hamilton Stripes. Bonnet Wrcaths and
Flowers. Ladies and Gentlemen $ Hosiery
Gloves. Satin Neck Stocks. Nonkcens'
Pongee Colored Hdkfs. Grass Cloth. Co...
ton Hdkts. Needles. Pins. Spool Cot
ION. Thread. Buttons Suspendcrs. Ready
Made Clothing Wickyarn, Sc, &C.
GROCERIES,
Moasse'' Sugar. Lamp Oil. Tea.
The Polynesian., 1841-04-24

Flour. Meal. Dried Apples. Rsisins
Citron. Prunes. Tamarinds. Pickla,
Vinegar. Nutmegs. Mace. Allspice. Cip
namon. Cloves. Ginger. Sage. Penno,
Mustard. Honey. Tobacco. Cig ars. Pine,
Snuff. Soap. Salad Oil. Olives. Iem
on Syrup. Porter. Pale Ale. StoughtOn :,
Elixir. Wines, sc.
SUNDRIES.
Boots and Shoes. Writing Ink. SIM,
Backing. Arrow Root. EPSON Sal,s
Bench Planes. Brace and Bits. ChiseI,
Fish Hooks. Combs. Sauce and Fry Pans
Iron Squares. Screws. Nails. Axe Han
dies. Axes. AIDES. Hatchets. Writ;n,
Paper. Blank Books. Quilts. Corks, &C.
Generally on hand a good assortment O,
Crockery, Glass, and Tin Ware.
Honolulu, Dec. 5, 1910. IT,
The Polynesian., 1841-04-24
nj E r G EA M Dir e

FOR SALE BY
-2NTlC-A 6 G2NWA2o
Received from New York per Ship
MOrea, etc.
10 Bales Brown Drills,
80 =" . Sheeting, A
II ." q Shifting
Case Long Cloth
:" Colored Cambria
Bale Scarlet Flannel
- g Blankets
10 Bolts Brusgins Duck
go L" Ravens g
10 {: Russia Shceting
Cases Prints
80 Baskets Champagne
10 Boxes Muscat Wine
4 Bags Coffee,
6 Boxes Loaf Sugar
$50 Demijons, gals.
90 pair Venitian Window Blinds
90 Window Frames, sashes, &c. COM
plete
. vi. DCSl Am. Sllli1SIcS
S Hand Carts
Lot of Tin and Wooden Ware
2 Bags Pepper
so Bbls. fresh Am. Flour
so Kegs White Lead
Case Verdigris in cans
5 Crates Crockery assorted
3 Casks Glass ware do.
Crate Dining sets, French ware
: Burcaus-3 Sofas
Centre Table, Commode
100 Molasscs Shocks
80 Bales Am. Leaf Tobacco
Is Bbls Tar
) Bright Varnish
Box Powder in cannisters
80 Kegs do.
April II, 1910. if.