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The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-14
state of Mississippi, !
YAzoo COUNTY, (
James Biles,

Harbard Biles, ct ais
Upon opening the matters Of the bill in
- this case, and it appearing that Harbard
Biles. Smith Biles, Obadiah Biles, Andrew
Denwiddie and Cynthia his wife, and Jesse
May and Sophy his wife, defendants therein,
are not inhabitants of this State, but reside
beyond the limits thereof, as that the Ordi-
nary process Of law cannot be served on
them: it is therefore ordered by the court,
that unless they be and appear before this
court on or before its next May term, and
plead, answer or demur to said bill, the Sc
veral allegations thereof will be taken for
confessed as to them, and such order or de-
cree made therein, as the court may decree
equitable and just
1t is further ordered that copy Of this
order be inserted in the Yazoo City Wing
once week for two months successfully.
Test, THOS. P, SLADE, CI'k.
R. S. HoLT, Setr.
Dec. 10, ls4I. pr fee $l5l 22-9t
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-14
InSOIVent Notice.

n ME undersigned having been appointed
u Commissioners of Insolvency on the
Estate of Emanuel Head, decd, by the Hon
Orabe Probate court of Yazoo county, at
the December Term, lS4l, of said court,
will sit at VIM. E. Pugh's Office in YazOo
City, on the fourth Saturday in each and
every month for six months, for the purpose
Of receiving and passing upon all claims
which may be presented against said estate
VIM Z. PUGH,
M. +. HOFF,
VIM. G. MILLER.
January r 1870 26-26t
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-14
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

D. w. NvE, Town Clerk.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-08-30
Ell. BELL, Editor and Proprietor.

which flow from their traffic as the imme.
diate cause; when they behold in broken
down families the many dlsconsoIate
wives and widows whom intemperance has
made; when they see through the prison
CRATES the wretches whom intemperance has
there enthral!ed; when they follow the steps
OF ruined souls to the barred mansions Of
final woe, they will become sick of an &C.
cupa'ion so closely connected with groans
and bolts and moral chains"
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-08-30
+ or the PEOPLES Press
STAR OF THE WEST.

Star of the westi whose kindly beam.
Rises on Freedoms darkest night,
Thine unobtrusive, radient CLEAN,
Mid storm, and tempests, gathers light
Star of the west! bright evening Starl
The first, to gid the setting day,
And when the shades, are roll'd afar,
The last, to melt in light away.
Star ofthe west! star of the westi
Oh! ever bright the course you run,
At morn, at noon, or hour ofr rest,
Thy pathway, still is near the sun.
Beam on! bright star! nations eyes,
Are fix'd on thy unclouded ray,
Beam on! till yet, the morning rise,
Ola more bright, and glorious day.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-08-30

ONO. The resigned members of the
Legislature have publish an address to their
constituents. setting forth their reasons for
the course they have taken. Ii is signed
by seventeen Senators and thity-four Rep
resentatIves.
The democratic members met, the dry
after the resignation. but, there not being a
quorum, they could do nothing but adjourn.
after much wrangling among themselves.
At Columbus. spontaneous meeting Of
the people was held. at which resolutions
approving the course of the resigners were
adopted.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-08-30
VOL. VIl--NO. II.

to the Legislatures of the several states,
which, on the adoption of the same. by
three-fourths of the Legislatures. shall be .
come part and parcel of the Constitution
Instead of the words ''two thirds" twice
repeated In the second paragraph the said
The words "A majority of The whole number
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-08-30
LOcOfocoism in New
York.

AT great locofoco meeting in New York
city, In July 1871, it was
'Resozsed, That we PRO TEST AGAINST
A PROTECTIVE TARIFF, because a
free people need no other protection than
to BE LET ALONE
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-08-30

Resolved by the Senate and House of
Representatives of the United States of
America in Congress assembled two-thirds
of both Houses concurring therein, That
the following amendment of the Ccnstitu-
ton of the United States in the seventh
section of the first article, be recommended
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-08-30

There were FIVE deaths in the Charity
Hospital las, week. CAUSED b. sun stroke. -
N. o. Ptcayune Sd,
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s PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY MORNING AT
NORTH END OF THE BRIDGE, BY
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]. COBB JR.
by whom all orders for printing, Books,
Pamphlets, Bills, Cards, &C., ofevery des-
cription will be neatly and fashionably ex-
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TERMS OF THE SEVENTH VOLUME.

yil,.e,ub,cribers, s2oO
Mail subscribers, 2OO
Companies who take atthe Office Sl,75,
or | so centsif paid in six months.
Companies stage routes, Sl,75
Those who take of POstriders, 90 90
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No discontinued unit paid except at
the option ofthe proprietor No paymentsto Carriers al
lowed except ordered by the proprietor.
All be addressed TO the editor PosT
PAID.
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JOHN QUINCY ADAMS,
JNO. NJ. Bolts,
JAMES COOPER,
X. RAYNER,
THOS. ]. CAMPBELL,
TRUMAN SMITH,
F. GRANGER,
III. s. LANE,
JEREMIAH MORROW,
IA PEARCE-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-09
NJ n DI IN T. -.
TO FAMILIES.
RowAND's uMPROyED) TONIC MIX.

No Those who would have recourse 10 Faslfy Me-
si.cfss foe F~rsv and Agnc. Dyspepsia and Nsrroas
eakaesses shoud disc rinlnate between the THOUSAND
constantly herakcd forth 10 the pubic
tthe In all times ras) and that almost uni
yerasiy succ cssful prescription called .
ROwANp's dNPRovBDp TONIC MIXTURE
few remarks will 20 Illustrate the dlercncc. In
the r-t place operation Of the Tonic Mixture In the
cure Fever and Aene 10 upca entirely nete and
,,roEpfy the OF rae ehs when punetualy
snd psrsevcringy used but restores the woned
functions Of tho general system 10 perfectly healthy
state, when relspses liable than
attack oftbe disease In who has had before
Thfiy-The system, during the administration cfthe I'M
proved Tonic Mixture springs at under Ire 6en
nhssHee and gives forth returning hedih ad
fthy-Produengmorc less effect upon tho bow
els, the causc OF the disc OF In the way most
strongly indicated by nature. fihy-fis effects the
uniformly mild and safe, well efficient
sui u well adapted the feebcs infant simply by
Modification Of the DOSE, 10 the most vigorous adult.
Many other Considerations Of the utmost importance
ANXIOUS parents and inyads, might be enumerated
here, few OF the points OF
comparison with the remedies generally resoued TO in pro-
iesssona and family Practice from which prorer ludg
rnent may be formed In selecting the remedy.
N n With view 10 re establish entire confidence In
the ciency OF the "Rowands Improved Tonic Mixture
n effect lasting OF Fever and Ague the proprietor
original guarantee viz: The money shall be
returned In every wherein the remedy has been
puuctuay used without producing the desired effect.
Address r John II. Rowand, No % North Second Street,
Philadelphia.
supplies been received by tho Sole Agent for Rich.
tnond, Va. JOHN GAYNOR,
au 10 One door above the bell Tavern.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-09
PREMIUM PLOUCHs.

ME- have on hand the best assortment Of Agricm
w frdi Implements before offered by Us and Al
prices for such Implements 20 guarantee sales Our
P0ugts arc from Of Tie approved factories In
the United States, and have had awarded thcm more
PREMIUMS
Than any other Plough with which we are acquanted-
having sold IN tho Last 10 ~ months about Due Thou
used teu), think hazard nothing in recommending
them % lo confidence Of our planters We would here
remark, thai our
PATENT PLOUGH
has received y Premiums, nj late exhibition In Maesa
chusetis AMI that too when the then beet Pf0ugh was
ucd twc refer 10 Pfoufy Mears our late Pair here
~ due 10 Tie manufacturers u say that though there
were several exhibited We had none tho ground These
f2ugls have never failed 70 receive tho Premium when
Besides fhc advantage over Proufy e. Mears' Plougb
above enumerated, u trI tact 0HFsr, aud better ser
wees Of This fact satisfied, having cold the q me
Plough oursevcs The following is part of our sock.
one horse patent premium Plough. %
Two 30 do do, varying from Q To- IN 90
One horse, side bill DO do...................6t 10
Two DO DO do...................i0C0
Three 10 do do..................,ii f0
ono horse, common Plough, fron........2 50 10 %
Two % du.sss............f % 10 o Va
Welef lurfoW flouEhs o % 10 VI
FaoI % 10 OF
obteeo Iougis n
gtn nleuef great varety 10 70 rs o.
10 ~ u
Together with good assortment Of Garden Tools &C.
| Machine. " Wv ''"''' '"'os""t
Can aud examine our stock.
| GRETTER A. PEARF
| nla % 5doofs below the Rel
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-09
MEDICAL WORKS,
Received by
SMITH nDINK G. aTnD nc

SMll III, DtlNhER y MORRlS.
THE principle and practice OF Modern Surgery, by
Druiu, from the second London ediuon, illustrated with
nifty wood ELgravings, with Notes aud Comments by
Eliot - Lecturer therapeutic and operative Sur.
gerry in the Louisville Medical Institute
Disease 0 me Uterus series Of Clinical Lectures
vered AT the Hospital Ia Petite by Lsiranc, aud cied
by ii Pany. d. translated from the French, by e II
Lodge u d. member Of the Massachusetts, Medical soee
ty.
Lectures on Morbid AnGiomy-Naiurc and treatment
OF Acute and Chronic Diseases toy John Arn strong ID,
edited by Rx, with OF the life writings
DR. Armstrong, by nil, NJ ID
EirSt Principles Of Medicine, by Billing, NJ FIRST
American, from fourth London edition. revised and mpruy
ed.
Rose on Consumption, dc-Consumption durable, a
practical Treatise TO prove Consumption dis
ease, with y treated under new mole In
this country. by } = Rose. NJ ID.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-09

In United Court the District Nlr
ginia, August ith, 1872;
In the matter OF Bankruptcy of
HARRISON BARNES, Of the county OF Stafford, in
the Eastern Virginia District. The said Harrison n
Barnes, WHO has been iccTeed bankrupt by this Court
having tle petition praying for his discharge Il Is
dered, that notice thereof be published in newspaper
printed In the City OF Richmond seventy days aeast before
the l2Jh day Of November when a hearing will be
had on the ead petition atthe City Hall in the City Rich
mond and all creditors who have proved their debts and
other persons in interest may appear the said and
place, and show cause, any they have why the prayer
OF the said petitioner should not be granted
Copy-Teste,
an wIlw HENRY GIBSON elk
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-09

In the United States Court for the Eastern District OF
Virginia, August l7th, 1912.
WILu.M p. HoBsoN, Of the county Of cumbe land,
w having filed petition praying that he may De dc
clared Bankrupt tits ordered ihLtsl persons claiming
TO be creditors Of the said william Iobson show
10 tho Court, the 18th day OF september neIt why the
said William Hobson he not declared a Bankrupt pur
suaut 10 the act Of Congress 10 that eha and thai copy
OF this order be published in the newspapers, according
10 the 22d and 2iih rules OF court.
copy. Tesie,
au IS WOW HENRY GIBSON Clerk
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-09

UlnoINIA.-At Rnles held Ia the Clerks once OF
The Superior Court Of Chaneery for the Rchmond CIR
Robert smith, Phl
Against
Samuel Nichols and LAvilia Ills wife, and other
De0a-
The defendants above namei not having entered Ihelr
appearance All eiyen security according 10 the act Of A.
s%nhy and the rules OF this Court. and appearns BY
satisfactory evidence, that they
Commonwealth: u IL ordered, That that tho salt defend
ants DO appear a, the Rules 10 be held the Monday
In November ncki, aud bill of the p.ln and
newspaper published la the city OF RiehmonL months
successfully and posted at tho front door OF the Capitol
la tho said city. copy-Teae
AS-wsw Wh. q. SANDS, a..
UiHGINIA-A Circuit Superior Court OF law aud
v thsnccry, Tor tho equity VI uenIlco aud City of
IN. said Guy, ON Friday, November i2h, 1871:
feer Beverley, administrator OF Munlord nasctey,
deceased, Plaintiff,
Against
Carter beverley. Trustee Of Lucy Burweii Collin and
James Ross Carter beverley, WIN TAYLOR. executors
Of John Taylor, deed end byrd Beverley, pens.
This cause came thia day, DO asau heard the
papers formerly read, aud the report OF Coamis
hasoi made pun anant 20 the order of 18th Day FcbIu
airy, enc thousand esh hundred Lnd thiy aud was
sustaining the excep oa cf tn, rlan TO the OF
the defendant OF Carter beverley 10th rccot The said
report to Of the Commissioners of ths Court
tpstruciions Ia ascertain, " practicable when Munlord
Beverley the ntcstAe Of the planuG received notice OF
the assignment from the Defendant Carter Beverley
tho defendants, Collin and James Ross. OF the boni in
coniroveisy this suit and the accounts
said Munord beverley and Carter beverley at ha,
time, aud report the TO the Court with matters
specially stated, deemed pertinent 10y hi eli or which
may be required by the parties t. bc - stated
copy. Tes;c.
wM q SANDS C. T.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-09
TO MOTHERS.

MEssRs. f. CHASE & CO. Ceni4-Hearing much
'l said ABOUT the extraordinary effects OF the ResurI
lion or Persian Pills upon those about become mothers
wewere Induced TO make trial OF them My wife thai
time the mother OF Children and had suffered the
dous aud excruclng pains during and after her conne
ment Of each She hadtred every and taken much
medicine but found little relief She commenced
king the Persian Pills about months before her confnc
nen Cher health being very about this length OF time
prevous) and after enabled by their attend
TO the OF mother TO her family until her confne
Inent A. the time she commenced taking the Persian
Pills. aud Tor several weeks previous, she afflicted with
dry hard cough and frequent cramps which the
OF the Pills entrey removed before using half box
II Is with great confidence that advise allthose about
10 become molers 10 make Of the Persian Pills. AL
those that have taken them in neighborhood have
along In the manner, and about the housc
In few days. There docs appear be half the dan
ger OF other difficulties setting in after confinement where
these Ps taken We unitedly say, let neglect
taking them, for they the reach the poor well
as the rich weae truly thankful that there Is remedy
which females easily procure which bids fair les.
sen the world Of suffering which many OF them have
bear and perhaps the lives Of thousands which other
wise would be lost :. ROBERTS,
A. o. ROBERTS
Rochester May ih, 1893.
A n.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-09
Rochester, May iih, 1893.
For sale by A. G. STEVENS.
If-cl2ftl2fn
Ni3sURR ECTION, OR PERsIAN PILLS

- mote The Machess (prcedD Slnave, Indian PuTga.
i've or9ny other Pills OF Compound before the public,
certified 70 10y Physicians and others Lotnone condemn
Them until they havcred them, and then CERTAIN
They will not.
IL IS settled point with all who have used the We.
fe@ble PERSIAN PILLS that they pre.eminently the
best and most eficacious FAMILY MEDICINE that has
yet been used in America. II every family could become
acquainted with their Sovereign power disease they
would keep them andbe prepared with 4 REMEDY
10 apply the FIRST appearance Of disease and then hO
much distress would be avoided and money saved well
as the lives Of thousands who hurried of by
uegecng disease IN It's first Stages, by being ia
possession OF remedy which they PLACE dependence
npon 6i Pills In each box price 62 cents. For sale
Richmond, by A. G.. sTEVENS,Agt.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-09
CERTIFICATE.

certify that have, by way OF experiment, used the
Hygean aud most Of the various kinds OF Pills In my prac
ice which have borne the highest repute In the public
mlon that have been offered for sale in this vicinity for
the last Eve years, including those called the Resuec
among the whole catalogue has answered better
purpose easy and ecc.ua remedy than the Resur.
TecOu or Persian Pills, in most cases Of disease.
CHARLES BACKUs, n. ID.
Rochester, N. Y, Sept q, 1899.
IA IIy rID
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-09

lido hereby certify that afflicted several years with
a violent sick headache which attacked me often
abcu; week causing me 10 vomh large quantities OF
bile and TO remain sick for day time, that could
scarcely and the pain being cxcrucatng
or both eyes thai my health materially impair ed-l
procured bottle Of "stnthis Buffers, Renovator Of
Health" by using which was entirely relieved, and have
remained In good health for several months.
only bottle and have been much benefited, that
can confidently recommend II TO those afflicted similarly
! was induced 10 uy this remedy from the recommends
ton Of respectable Lady, OF my acquaintance, who had
been similarly afflicted and who that she Is confident
that from the violence OF her she could not have been
alive &c she had not used the remedy reierrcdto which
entirely relieved her IL Is not unpleasant 10 take, and
carries OF the bile gently by the bowels. In my opinion
is valuable remedy. Given under my hand this IAN
July, 1872. A. WRIGHT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-09

BARGAINS DRY GOODS.
GREAT bargains in Summer Dry Goods eau be found
VI at the store Of the subscriber Wishing TO reduce hs
present stock e following goods with many others Ia his
line, will be sold al uncommony low prices:
Calicos, Lawns and French Cambrics
Muslins, Moushn de LANES, Gnghams
Black and Cord silks, fg' aud plain
Furniture Chiniz, Cambria Diniiy
striped and Checked CambTics, plain and fsd
Swiss Musins, JackOnetts and Null Mushns
Thread and Bobbinoi Iaces
Muslin and Cambria Edgings and InseTtings
Black and CORD Italian O. apes
Bonnets and Bonnet Ribbons
Bleached aud Brown Cotton shrtngs and sbeetinKs
Cotton and Won Fringe
With good assortment OF Goods suited for Cenernens
Summer wear. All Of which will 5e sold cheap for cash
at II CuNNINGHAM's
ie3 Cheap Cash Dry Goods Store.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-09
LINEN GOODS.

VIRGINIA
CLOT THING STORE,
Nearly opposite the Bel TaDtrn.
'IHB suhacribers respectfully INFORM their friends and
II the public that they have hand, aud intend
Keeping large aud extensive asortucn ~ Teadymado
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING,
Of the beet materials ar workmanship; consisting In part
Of tho following articles:
Blue, black green, ami other shades Of Dress and FroeE
Coats
Beaver and Pilot Cloth Frock Goats
Oyer-Cuat1, oi beaver pilot CLOTH &c different coouTa
Waicrrcpcllaut cloth Hunting Coats
Eatneu Coats and PantllOOns assorted
Blue black, and fancy Cashmere raniaOong
Black and figured silk Velvet Vests
Cloth aud Valencia do
Eafin and Bombazne do
Plain aud figured six do
Cashmere aud MoTno do
gautlemcn's Cloth and Cdmiot Cioaks
lanes do
Lamb - wool and merino Shirts and Drawers
FLANNEL and Cotton do do
Irish linen Shirts
Plain and plated muslin do
Tenants celebrated SOCKS
Fuspaudcrn, Iidkfs, Cravafa, Collars, CHAINS, 60
NEGRO CLOTfi1NG, Sc. SC.
All u which they will SELL wholesale anil retail on a.
accommodating terms articles NJ tho description
can he pure haFcd boo any Of tho Northern chica.
Country Merchants and others, will find o. their advan
taEo 10 give thcfu call hoy determined 10 sell
uoluwsat possible prices.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-09
COMMISSIONERS oFF1cE.

Richmond, I'M AHsusi, isil
Tho parties concerned hereby notified 10 attend II
my Office, in the city OF RchUond on THURSDAY The 2sh
olscpiemesr next by lOo'eook, ~ With lbeI accounts
duties required by the foregoing order Of Court
eu ~ lawtSD- JOHN SHORE Comm'r
NIRGiNlA A. Rules hcljin tho Clerk's oficc OF Tho
emit the ist day ofAugust, 1872.
William d Wren, administrator Of Robert Douihsi,
dcecaacd PnI
WIN RUM and Mary + hia wife, Waller N sh.,ou Wa,
u SHELTON Wilson Price, and Other DsGs
Tho defendants above named having enter ed their
appearance, given security recording 10 me aet Of
assembly and the rules This court end Il sppeaIss by
sathnctory evidence, that they not inhabitants of
PENDANTS DO appear the rules 10 be held on INC Monday I'm
NoyemncI next and answer the bill ~ The plaintiffs and
newspaper published in tho city Of Richmond Tor Two
month, aud posted ai the front door Of tho
aule WOW WIN q SANDS, e.
~ CnhNCERY- vmonuA,--Ata Superior Courl Of Law
\ AMI Chsncefy Tor the Richmond Circuit held Al the
.anol In the city Of Richmond "Wednesday, June 22d.
Robert Poore Y 4 4 Hubbard, Rankin Fowie, Peter
son and Melliney Thomas Cookscy y Philip, Robert
'"''' '"' ''''''' '"' '''' q Pns.
John lIcndree, William Wren, sergeant Of the city Of
Hlchm9nd god ss such admlnis,Isiof o. William W iien-
Ice Boulvaro, late shcrGof lo county q Ring Queen,
and a. such admniatraior Of william smith decd Al
hen w Smith, suah Ann smiih, william u Smith, John
= Myers and Robert q scott, deus.
Tic plaintiff, Robcrt rooro and Thomas Cookery, aud
o defendants John lcndrec and John Myers being dead
aud Tho dcienians Elijah Brown and Hamilton Poiis no,
enr before &c soa on re- , aoo9 q he dsesdana
counsel tho court doth order that unless the surviving
raaia mature hs cause lor rial ,the term, copy
idc within This Commonwealth and publisher fot four
weeks IN some oae Of the newspapers rnt.
tic 30 Of DO plaintiff sSnd S% ifs c eos , o. ES
surviving plaintiffs, ~ act Of thsday.
iu2o wiw WIN SANDS, &C.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-09
JOHN NJ. REM ,
LATE
OREM A. MOpTTNG

JOHN n. OREM,
OREM Il MORLfNG
WOULD respectfully invite the attention Of the custo-
w Of the late firm, and the public generally, a.
my stock Of Spring and summer Clothing which have
been selected with great and being made n the be
manner under my own 4upcri ntondancc can, with con.
fdoncc offer the public Clothing which for durability and
style be surpasscdiu the United safes The FOL
lowing Net comprise part ~ my assortment
super Blue Black, Olive, London Brown aud Invisible
Green Dress anil Frock Coats
DO Bonbazinc, Imperial summer Cloth, Drap a.
Efo DO 90
10 Linen and Bingham Coitco and Froot Goats
DO 30 ~ Houses French style
DO Round Jackets, various qualities
PantaiOona, 81 single miiPd and Mcnno Cashmere
DO Black summer Goods various qualities
DO gambr0uu apd tan'oon, handsome styles
DO Fancy Linen Drilling, white and coiored
ves:ssik, saiin Bonbazine, Chaley, Vsonca and Mar
settles
Shirts Linen Cotton snd SIX
nosoma and Collars, six aud linen Hdkfs
stocks, Cravafa, Scale, Suapcndera and Cloves
SILK and Cotton hall Huse
six and bingham Umbrellas
Russia Riding Belts, Shoulder Braces
ALSO,
SAMPLES Of Tho most fashionable Goods kept In Tho
Northern cities, which will make 10 der IN the aios
Gendcnen In wsnt ofCloihing wouddo we'll 10 ran snf
examine my stock, determined not 10 be uusur
passedin polo, ofehe"pners y sny H.ssshment In s'
city. -, " SPENCE, Agent