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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-20
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The melancholy fate of this Young man has excited
vcr, prea, degree 81 interest in this community and
are sun tina, any thing relating to his unney death
will b. read with aydliv The following article hand
ed l. ia Yesterday BY Commodore hltpfc, found up
on his person alter he received his death wound and
written ~ has since been asccraincd, bal iow minutes
before he appeared on the field from whence bo WIS
bprns So soon be lifclcss corpse. The few lines
which We now lay before the public were the last h.
ever nn,tc, and they mss we'll be regarded
nation from the grave They show what the lcnl
iurs Of young Culp--,he, lay aside the vii ubeh
worldnoss spreads before all our aci's. and re the
Workings {" solhD a. '~nt, and -.nvalrons spirit.
lh""' 3 oetore r. rr,ne Duel Can any one set
u u and cc.ay and calrnly think deatb without n
I'm vibrating every nersei To think that only lew
i'w mnmenis may elapse before his immortal soul
viii be wingns its flight TO ords unknown and knows
mol whether 1t will take lis place amidst bright
throng Of angels drag lis to The dark and
fiery abyss prepared Gr such M My God Such
thoughts enough rack The soul and make the stout
est nerves quail! To bring the naughty and the proud
TO their hnccs and in humble pnniiencc and supycann
ask forgiveness Of the God who made them lam
ally nnd rciigiors'y opposed 10 deHng' II docs mol
prove that one is gentleman a brave man; neither
docs II give satisfaction for insu fol- 10 receive
insult and ball. also, Is very poor satisfaction In Of
feeling sdd oi honor. Amost any raise rhys
cal courage enough to tight duel but few ALAS too
few. possessed ot moral courage sufficient 10 stem
the tide OF pubic scorn and walk erect through the
my riads of hisss spit out hy those who are too low in
the scale Of virtue and morality respect III any shape
| trust. nnt pray that the public will not condemn the
cours. have pursued Thotc are situations times and
occasions. when must act With boldness and firm
moss. 10 command respect from those with when, they
ara thrown. Into such orc am thrown: and ! sin
ccrry trust that God will forgive me for the course that
! hay. pursued. FIELDING II. Ct'i.r.
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IEDAS AZ Ills WORK

y.hs Tyler has go, down as far as the Night Inspec-
esss - his pairs work If turning cut Wings We
wustse if,he Hon Edward Curtis caueh, any Of this
spvs in fancul Hail. his yisi,!-Hsre is the
correspondence: Besioa Daily Amer.
w. II. ADAMS, Night Inspector of the CUSTOMS, to T..
Curtis. Collector.
NEW YoRs, Sept q, Is.2
lion. r. Curtis -Slr-lt has been rumnrcd ina, am
=, ~ removed rom he efcc O Night Inspector because
suse 10 my principles, have hcon and now am an I'M
disguised advocate Vi The principles }, Henry Clay the
patriotic statesman. have moi ubirujcd my sentiments
upan any one in violation Of any rule Of the Department
in 'resiion tn the interference elections and SIR
spare you the unpleasant task of obcying INST con
sosnpsblc rcqulsf,oa rssign--an1 as yuu know full
well. have faithfully discharged the drs of my Office
Sir, Is it not sublime spectacle TO behold III, CommsD
der Of tho Army, tho Admiral Of the Navy the Chief
Magistrate OF the Nation stepping from his lofty position
10 inquire whoih,Yi. William N. Adams aNiphlnsroc-
ssr in the Customs love John and Robert Tyler bette,
than thcsatesnan Henry ca,l lie could have found the
scenonsc in his bsouiios. spite OF his present
infamv, the President inus admire Henry Clay of
Ksasucky. II John Tyler despised he should bo
cascilcd To his fate. because he hate himself !
reign rather than be slave 10 contemplate
Jyha Tyler. Yours, most respectfully,
WILLIAM H. ADAMS.
r. y. Sifrt ti,'. u,.s.. ~..;.,ns have received
IN official communication, VI which tue ullovin. is
copy:
toLiecron. orrIoE,
New lurk, Sept. 2S 1912. :
Sill have IL inform You that ynr services rs Niuht
Inspector II tho Customs will no, lo required by the
Government after the 3oh September instant.
Very respectfully yours.
lCopyl EDWARD CtR1TS Collector
10 Mr. VIM II. Adams Night inspcct,r.
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y. s. T.. II. HILLS,

Attorneys at Inv.
VIZ COMPREHENSIVE in the practice fine
~ Law heretofore existing between William Daniel
r' f'S and John Wills. having been dissolved BY mutu
Al consent The Undersigned have formed coparucrship
lc INC same purpose under the above FIRM and will at
tend puncualy To all business coniided to them They
practise IN the Superior and Inferior Courts Of the Conn
,e' OF Amherst, Bedford Campbell, and the Corpora
ton OF Lynchhurg.
ofice lew doors below Puryis's Formerly Bullock 81
Bridge, JOHN WILLS
CREED r. WILLS
90 lhe ls'chmond Wing will please insert weekly
hour weeks. IN epne form, and forward lis account 10
this Office for COLLECTION
O'''o WITS II
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(OV1Esi NEE, ATTRACTION!
re- e an Or a..
OU u: Id 81 AN ~

" ING sold ont the principal par, oiour /. D
y I * at the store OF Burton & Rodes we
have the pleasure OF informing our friends aud the public
grhrhll' That We have fen'ored 10 that house o u II
T. " 4 T. s \ c X Of FR f. S H.
" u and SiRiBLE GOODS. and shall
IN future continue business AT THE or STAND un-
der The style and firm of ROBES x BURTON.
Having been very literally paronizcd by generous
public ior nearly five years. under the odd and new
hrills. we latter ourselves, now, that we have united
stocks, and ara hotter prepared and the more dispo
Sod to merit lis continuance that we shall not fail to re
nli1e "nr most sangune expectations.
Oar stock at this time is very large and is comprised in
part u the following very desirable articles Il, which
with many others not enumerated we earnestly invite
the attention OF all who are in OF good Goods at
low prices:
Plain and Figured Silks and Sans, some very and rich
unusually low
Black Italian Silks great variety
bine black do. handsome and chonp
BLACK, blue black aud colorcl Challe,s
! Slnsns great variety anl very cheap
Black and coloed Gro DE Nap Morino very fine
Black, blue black. aud colorcd Bombazincs
Syrian Musins. fine and handsome article for Iadiee
dTCSsts
Painted Lawns and Musns. from Is to IS
tallcoes at I'd worth is
do Is " 5 I'd
do Eng. SOD" - Sd
Printed Cambrcs, yard wide, at Is cd
larIlon Muslin. white and coored. a new article
lionnei Silks and Lawns. very low
i'onnct Rlbbcns. a large supply cheap
hlweca i'nStre beautiful article Tor Ladies' dresses
0amhrle and Muslin Edgngs and Inscrtings
Thread and Bubblnct l.aces. large supply
Silk Cotton and Worstcd Hosiery splendid assortment
Ho'es, OF all kinds. prices and descriptions
Scaris, Fancy llmdkerchlos, Shawl. and Mantillas
rich variety
loths, CaSSmcreS and Nestinrs
) Georgia N3nLceos. brown Linens and Drnss
Summer Cloths and 'ihbet Cloths very fine
cotton fringcs, large stock. very cheap
SILK and Cotton Umbrellas and parasols
laUhroons, Italian Cloths Cotton Cassimerse kcntnck,
Jeancs, and various other Goods suitable for zen
ucmens clothing
Cotton Oznaburg Burlaps and Tow Linen
Beached and brown Cottuns from cents TO the fines
quality
Sugar, Office Salt and Bale Coton very low besides
great variety of other pnY Goops Ann sRo
ERIE of which VIC invite special examinations
ROBES < BURTON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-20

This secures Wing L. S. Senator aud Vhy 30.
vernon, and prevents unfair distribution Of political
power III the Congressional superintendent. Well done
for the J'sey Blues, of Revolutionary rcnown, WING,
now, NJ they when the British were defeated y,
Princeton and Trenton Firm defender. of the "Bro,d
Seal" Of sovereign STATE!
From PENNSYLVANIA, the news. thouoh les.
cheering, is any thing but dis,eartcnnr The Iocos
may have carried both branches Of the legislature: bn,
they have II i, by the skin of their tes,l, and grows
rather ont of the inactivity Of the Wings cens,-
ql"n upon their despair Of success. than upon their
Weakness The result will inspirit them for the next
election. We shall give fail details a, SION ~ they ar,
received. In the time, we may state that. 4. far
rs heard from, the Wings have gained | member in
Bucks. in Chester. = in Huntingdon, 2 in Cumler.
land, IN Washington. . in I.chis, and | N Franklin
making l.. in aaml have lost only 3 delegates and
Senaors-ihe majority of the I.ocos will be very
small
Gf.oRtiiA.-Our opponents will have to soften their
notes oi triumph in references to this State also .Sir
thousand mjority' being Locp gain .f 300" since
last year. was their boasny proclamation when the re-
turns llr5t began IL come in But the subsequent re
turns show that their majority since last year instead
Of being INCREASED, has been DIMINISHED
about 1000 votes. lhiis be any of triumph they
are welcome 10 1t. We haze returns from 70 counties
showing the following vote for the respective Conrrc-
sOnal tickets:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-20

MR Crs'nke's SrGEcu-Whcn in rna, equestrian
pctarnances, The principal artist has asonsh.c tic 81,
isng world with the skill badness aud adri,ness Of il,
leaps and sonnrsets he rcTcs amidst shower If m,
psnsc aud forthwith succeeds hat the French ., tho
pasiliasse, srl we. the clown
~ Dauel Webster. having astun!shcd Old Fanenil
jail. paved with upturncd human faces, by his most
tl. but dislngnnuuus speech, is fllrWcd in Ncwbpr,
pr. church. heore some 4 or 500 peoples, saws The
Boston Ailas-by Mr.. Caleb Gushing his nltiral nail
tasse and in entire keeping with the character the a,,rc
said Caleb carcaiurej ani oyigacratol-bsnr the treaty
part. with which Mr. Caleb had nothing To drere,tcd
all that the Principal Artist had sail Where Mr. Web
stei gently landcd Mr.. Tyler. Mr Gushing mastered him
a. with ir,wfl-and where, with lony tone, which hs
eminent station and more talents rendered some
what less presump'uons Mr. Webster lccnred the great
Wing Convention at Faneul Hall. over which Abbo,
Lawrence presided, and which leyercu Sals,msall al
dressed, for yenturing Ia declare truth that Mr. T.
iers own conduct had long before made manifest
between him and the Wing party there wa. no LONGER
ny y apathy or common Interest, Me Catch Cushing
ithout any moral weight in the nation and tainted with
uGafe Than the suspicion OF Executive rewandbc.
rated AMI bclaborod tina, Convention through all tho
nls and lenses OF vndictve vnpcraiion and finally
as Mr.. Webster wrapped himself up in mystery as
se afs t'uro Course, which Of consequence so Mr.
Caleb Gushing was profoundly secret az to his iu,ur,
Course. which no one a tarhine about
N \. .7meyen
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t.sn@g Sc Sr~ ia. " i,s.s's Doctr Isriiu late OF
~ t1aas Department. n short. whit honest aud elf
siaae ed aaccfs has escn pu, back' Not
ESshiag but The ODDS anu ends, the fss,, the remnants
The e3ppings the snippines all parties, their
shsme. shc uasensa swr. read, 10 be pur,ers any
una's &oss ,ha, Will pa, the,n-ihrse they he has
pa ia. and neither Wings Democrats.
Rich. Hhg.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-20

Mn. Gar N rue WIsr.-Frnn the DAYTON jour.
nal u the 81 Inst We cop, The following of Mr.
dlay's progress, after leaving that city
Mr.. Clay reached Eaton Friday afternoon lie was
me, BY nun,b,r II people and Welcomed in a vrry hand
address by Felix Marsh, ESQ., whch hu respond
81 in an exceedingly happy manner. speech OF about
81 minutes The people wrrc aferWard. ,ddres.cd b,
Mr.. Cri,cnden, Gov, Meleac. and Chas Anderson, Of
this place
At 10 O'clock Saturday morning, thu conpan,
reached the State line. II 900 or Is 900 PEG
pic were ready TO receive Nf. Clay. At this point h,
svok leave o Ono, ~ terms the feeling and elo
Quent--Arr,Yng at Richmond shortly after poop
tisosers Eund waiting to elone hun 10 Indiana
lie addressed this crowd in speech Of two hours aud
hall IN length, nearly halt Of which Devoted 10 aho
ll,pn. II appears that petition k einanrpatr
las slaves had been gotten up pfeyiouS H. hs arrival
and presented % him upon the stand In hi. ftapk
open and undisruscd uanncr be gave ms opinion Of thr
petition that had been made him aud oi SLAYER, aud
abolition IN general. W. have M nr,n /, refer a. In,
matter OF his sddrosabnt have oult 81, that II was
tasi lnclng 10 oil aha heard An aud was well re-
ccived by every onr.
The yearly meeting 4 tic Soeoi, of Friends then IN
ss-on al Richmond and attended y over 500 reu1s
Condemned TIC petition ~ improper and nnhccominr
md ccn<uTod such Of then ncnhers as yr, cnc,rnea
IN IT, Tins action OF the mrotug " IL conveyed In Mr.
Na, by committee oi that body, larpn number Of
ahc Friends listened 10 his spooci--vi4i,cd him after
~ards, and had iull conversation with him ON m, snb
jees ol slavery. the pciien and the movements Of the
Political abliiionlss They dsconn,ct Themselves en
tirey with that party and maintain their Old consistent
ground Ia relation 10 slavery. The manner Mr. Chy
usaied the petition received thcir CORDIAL atgr.bati, n
Mr. Clay was Cenlre,ic. siN lilies b. ynnd Rich
rond on SUNDAY night. AMI was 10 itax, lhcr, iLis
.'nornng ior indianapolis.
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MAJORITY OF the highest Loco the highest Wing
l42~-ol the lowest Loco the higlcs, Wing 423.
In The same mites last year. the cu Foco lnspr,y
for Governor =, lG5-shnvins large Wing gain.
notwithstanding the name of Clay. always imp pu,r
one IN Georgia, and the Tariff aeains, which, il p,~
shls still more formidable preuliccs existed wcro sd.
ily used against the Wings the late election Tho
Wings have also reduced the Loco Foco majority in the
Legislature. The result regard as the iorcrlnner of
decided triumph hereafter. Strong p rcudice. are
slowly rclnqnshed however strong the facts which OK
pose their asurdi,y and it To be expected that
the great mass of the Wings of Georgia. even though
satisfied OF ther in reference both to Mr. Cnv
and to the Tariff system, would have tho nerve all
al Ike their distinguished Senator, Mr. Berrien,
to cuni'ss that error, and make a,onemen, forir,
by It's practical rcnunciaton Georgia will be right
by lSii.-Therc yet, by the way. fifteen coun-
ties to be heard from, which last year gave loca
toeo majority of sb. The result will be, therefore,
that instead eta Loco Foco gain there will be VINO
GAIN ofncarly 1000 vooa. Pretty well FIR one year
Another such vic'ery, and Georgia is again with tho
Wings.
Loco tncp majority last year. 100
Present Loco loco majority. say 500
In the counties to be heard from StNO-2 GOO
WING GAIN LOO
OliiO.-Wc have few returns only from this
Sate-sof few as not to be decisive Of the result They
are, however, by M means discouraging:
Correspondence et'he Uheeiing t;n.ette.
STEUBENVILLE, Oct, IL, 1912.
We have gained glorious victory and given two
heavy bullets against the bragger Bill Allen. ~ DYKE
and j. Atkinson, Jr. are elected by majority of l5s
votes Jesrson county giving rs majority and that pcr
ton Of Carroll voting in this district on the Assembly
ticket ~. The majority for Corwin is a few votes les.
than the abovn-thr aboltons,s having in some cases.
erased the nome Of Corwn and substituted their caudi-
date. kng. W.
llarrison-32 majority for Shannon reported
FranKlin county-Corwin's majority 2s2 Ridgeway
for Senator. 332.
Licking county-7OO majority for Shannon.
Belmont connty-9O majority for Shannon; Locofoco
representative elected by 10 majority
Gnernsey-l0O majority for Shannon.
Muskingnm connty-Crwin's majority about 73O.
IIoCsE or EEPnEsENrArIyEs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-20

9Scal q England Notes. The fact TO which we al
s-ded some time ago. that the notes of the Bank of
6nglane had tosnd admission into our CURRENCY il Al
fiacting notice in various quarters As indicating the
necessity Of furnishing national currency for our
savcs, Tho thing speaks volumes; and il affords wor
lily CONCLUSION 30 the series experiments which be-
gan by destroying good currency, proceeded with
promises Of better. aud cHded with giving none The
a,owns from the Montreal Herald refers to this sub
jet:
~ curious Illustration Of the wisdom of Legislators
Who choose TO DC guided rather BY the rules fond
theory than the soper dictates OF experience, may be
found in the fact, that Bank OF England Notes are pref
~ freely circulating IN the southern and western ctcs
OF the Union. They doubtless form the very hes, cir
culaton for the people in tina, region You need no, be
scd Of the am>us prediction Of the prince Of hard money
men. COL Benton Of the United States Senate that one
af tho consequences Of the destruction Of the United
ksstes Bank would bea "hood of gold up the Mssis-
sirp" Aud ,as is the way the prophecy is fulfilled
The Bank MunsiN. 10 BE- put down. because it was
''Bstsh Dsasf." taia nun. Tr Of English names in
the list Of stock holders ad its notes were to be super
seded by gold and silver Ire ai 70 be extracted by the
famous gold bill from the Golfers ~ the Bank Of En-
gland ukbrunately Tor the success D.. t.s scheme we
nd this same Bank OF England sending lot her bullion
~ her SPECIE but her bank rsgs and the e can be no
doubt they are very acceptable ycissude aier The
temests Of "shinpasers" red dog and wild cat nuH ey
with which That region has been cursed"
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.V'OTECE.

R0ULDIN & YANCEY, Special Agents of the
Mutual Assurance Society against fire on BUILDINGS
OF the State OF Virginia. will either Of them attend To the
Gals OF persons Wishing to insure property situated IN
'Ahchour. or us Vicinity, IN that listilntien.
NentsS WSnif
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STATE ELECTIONS.

From NEW JERSEY we have glorious news
The Wings have carried both branches If the s,,,o
Legislature, notwiihsa nding the UNEXPECTED ss of Oh.
OF the staunchest Wing counties. (Middesex. } hv div,
s'ons among themselves. The foowing table tells III,
story, briefly. ba, tloqatn;ly
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bEPTEmBER ~, 1SA3
Large stock Of Dry Goods
s4T ffAET

II y. PURViS & DUFFEI. are anxious to close
~ their business speedily possble--They arc
Offering their. whole STOCK or GOODS, which,
Il large and well selected,
AT COST,
snd - tact many descriptions VI Goods will be sold great
y asisr C0ST.
n. B.--We shall go on to sell at private sale for
few months, until the stock is reacci and then the
rsnsaindcr viii te offered at auction.
J. j pCRNIS & EEFFEJ..
:, N.nt ~ fsf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-20

The New YorK Courier saws thai hy a statement Of
the relative value Of real and personal estate of that city
assesscd in 1871 and isi2. prepared for the Common
Council, i, appears tina, the decrease In tho value Of
Zeal Estate 10 SOS ii66
QiPursJnal Estate, 3.5fl9l3
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TO Country .PzerCh0IifS and
others.

w will give the highest market price in trad,
w Tor Feathers, Tow and Flax Linen. Wool Ba-
con, &c. ROBES & RIRTO\
June ,sif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-20

the eleclon TOR Governor. in 1885, when Shannon,
H. J was chosen by 5.74b moimity, the vote sopd
IN the conniies, as compared with the vote now fol-
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D0Mrntte fttteilf0tnsf.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT

ros a New orleans. La Wee 4. H. lasxeep si,astd.
OLnEK HARMS, Surveyor Ct the Rcseane at ~.
Louis. Missouri s,ce T.. II. Hopkins, deceased.
3 ions I. WRA,, Receiver ot Public Moneys at ponio
toe. Mississippi, vice Solomon Clarke, deceased
DANIEL FosrnR, Surveyor Of the Revenue, al Besor
~ Mass, vics Samuel d. Turner.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-20

W''r gan l5l5ln G conniie..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-05
To SUR HARD TIMES

,tDI - e SIGN PAINTING, GLIDING. GLA ZiNG e.
t"L"t"i'h r >AiiIH tenders HE ihans 10 his fends
so, - ''',, I'' TIE extensive patronage with which
e'h 'oHTc7i sn- especially announc e. 10 them
80 -'-2",t cpafel io execute orders in the v.ri,,us
q ranches OF RE business ar1eri.r
M, i.s VI! en- eennot iAii 70 meet Pronaiion.
i4' -.s'eu ny requests inii'.igals who may
require Sus Painted OF LceIcd. Lettering Of any ~
eiiaiIon cone thai he viii undertake their execution IN
-uaSe manner. a. uiuch below :hc prices ussrv
10 this C'iy Tor ais motto j. al shall bet raj
>tlct ccon'my requires only moderate erpen,lifrre
aut 10 ieI-ie lsohts suffice for Us requrene nfs
'rIers Tor Glazing IA any part Of the CIV shau he
promptly aicnte 10 and he eoufIsuiy PROMISES as "a
onilis pag- - f'Ne'
"rnueucn n Tie country will End him ready az E,ys,o
70 -i-c IA n'ins &c. IN the adjacent counties
- y. -4s' and tat lac has always on hand an eX,
- ~ ieI assortment Of colours reayd mixed
~ cl'P en- Ran Road street. Shockce Hin Marx,
House square ncarthe DEPOT So 23-is,S
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-05
{ q 81 s 3 81

"iRR.3NTED FRESH .l.N,D GENUINE.
,,-r,,,,,,.. WHOLESALE and RErAIL.
AsPARAGI ~-G,autor pufr.
uhN w., large and smail Lima, Scarlet Runners, Red
SNAP REANS-F Early China Far,y yels,s r,,. ,,..,.
kctiscc OF lHU1t' ouc. Res Marrow FsrIv N,t,Wt
hHh h1fy Bgod furai Roriel. Yellow DO ong a ooi
hrI.'W au. W Ifr frfrcII Sre.r. Nance "a tr-r..
BROCuit-Plfgie md Wh.r " -'N'' " ''l%''
'AbbAGE-Ea-y Nofk. LARGE York Etfiv Slcsri,,f 70
hiueiSea' tHc uarcuel, Fer uutch prnmbesd
llsSG HeIeur prurnhcai savoy, Green CURED saycy'
g rS} s.TI9w sEE 81 aaiI-s
'ElEGN-N hrc solid
'AER2l-Lons o'aasc Long Scarlet, Eliiy Horn, Al
CRFsS-Corieio, rcrpcr.rsts
ShHhHCttiy tosne' hary Cluster, Long Green.
rNnlyF-.cfcSa curied '''-'''A
KAIE~ -Grsca curlcd Scotch. Rope
LETTUCE R1yaI white u-,d.i. q. nr,vn uo,,h. Early
&C. JaI.ei : ..cs.s. white and Green Co.'S ''''
MAiEk Sci pN-FIrcsf d u1s
NEi sr,'5 crou, Nu'mes rac Agile
MusTAED- Wmic Medicinal ,ud Brown
DNluN-sivrr skin. Ar..'w Dutch, Eftlygcd
rEAs-Fvn ru'. EaLy wtrvi-t Fi-iy Nav. Early
rfan. 10 S1'- ,o Blue Prnssan. Dwarf Marr0wiai.
rErrggg9--C i,ep,,ana Squash
fAR-NlP-iHrl Wh..c. Guusey or nl'ch
isTiIl a4Rs .H.IrI orr.-r
RApniSuI ors ~,ar-'. Ssh. q. r-r Long salmon. White
TmgF. Trmr, rt,ss Spanish
't ftI-..'- ..f~..A
s0uAsii-Eafly Ga.h. orsos, wausi yellow Crook
roNtT1-isr-e R-tari Ysro~
iukNP-N ic iu urch. Eel Tor, Large English,
FLOWER sESus aui BULnou- ROOTS. large as.
e1t.ucu-
c9 WILLIAM PALMER.
rHAvELLING TRUsISs, CARPETnAes.
OrE sto-k 'f'te above sr-.s, is very large AMI i,s
- 2 t'i tt ff 5000 wish 'l rr'nrc BE- AZ ft- e. ISL.
tic ul t' stIa- rrcA. liucc Will o r.rel s mr.
''''' ''' '-s.'o' 20 fnoe,'a| cn...ig.a..-s ID
slcc.so1stos ra.ntv. o...',. re RUNS
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ir i' Oppose ihc Bell Tavern.
LONDON PORTER.
XATE hsvc iiffc supply oft" Abbotrs' Ionl., D,,bt.
w Brown stout, in quarts aui Plate. which We arc ~
fcrurri '' cell tf lower rate tHan u can be f,iI 49,,
hctc fom any Of the Ncuhcr1 cifrs.
WILLIAMS 4 uAXNI
mf' Afenis for The S,.n Brewery Louii5n
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