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The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-08

Fresh Potatoes and Garden See.
SEVENTY-FIVE hampers Of the real Irish
- Pink Eyes, and 300 papers ass'd Gar
den Seed, put up in small boxes, containing
% papers each, warranted all genuine. For
sale by CHAS. DRENNING,
Main-st., fronting Lower Landing.
March 25. 1S42. 37-H
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MARSHAL'S SALE,
United States Circuit Court, to May Term,
lS42.

United States Circuit Court, to May Term,
1642.
Thomas Zines g. CO..
vs.. plus. vend. exp.
Calvin Taylor, sen'r.
Y virtue Of the above stated vend. exp.
to me directed from the Honorable the
Circuit Court of the United States for the
Southern District oC Mississippi, will ex-
pose to public sale, for cash, before the
Court House door of YazoO county, Mi.
within the hours prescribed by law, on
Monday the l4th day of March neat,
all the right, title and interest the said defen-
dant hath in, or to the following described
property, to wit: east half Of southeast quar-
also, lots Nos. l, 8 and 3, in Section 25,
south half of west half of southwest quarter.
Township 8, Range 8, west, of Section 10,
Containing 500 acres, more or less); also,
the following described lot in the town of
Satartia, Yazoo county, 10 wit: all Of the
front of lot No. IA, lying west of the line
running at right angles from Plumb street,
thirty feet west Of the store occupied by
Robert Wilson: levied on as the property Of
the said defendant, Calvin Taylor, SEN, and
will be sold to satisfy the above stated VEN
ditioni exponas, and costs Of suit.
ANDERSON MILLER, Marshal.
By T. L. ARNOLD, D. M.
Feb. IL, 1912. Pr fee $25] SO ct
6F The above sale is postponed until
Monday, the 25h day Of April next.
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NOfiCe.

RY virtue of decree of the Probate
- Court of Yazoo county, made at the
February Term, 1912, I, as Administrator Of
the estate of James Slaytor, deceased, shall,
on the first Monday of May next, within the
hours prescribed by law, sell to the highest
bidder, on a credit of twelve months, the
following described lands as the property of
said deceased Slaytor, to wit: the west half
northwest quarter, and west half southwest
quarter Section Is, Township IL, Range 2
east; and south half of east half northwest
quarter of same Section and Township, in
all containing 2OC acres more or less. The
sale will be at public auction in the town OF
Benton.-Bond and approved security will
be required of the purchaser.
EDWARD EXUM, Admir-.
March On 1910 (Pr fee @4\ 37.3t
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

HAVE been appointed Commissioners OF
Bankruptcy for the County of Yazoo.-
Those who are disposed to avail themselves
OF the benefits resulting from the Bankrupt
Law, and at the same time consult cheap
ness and economy, will find it to their inter-
est to have me to make out and prepare their
petitions, schedules, &c.
My office is in the second story of Mr.. Ha-
mer's brick building, Immediately in front Of
the Phoenix House.
JAMES HAYDEN.
Yazoo CITY, March 30. 1842, 38-tf
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Notice.

WILL as joint administrator upon the estate
of Earl Marble, decd, make final settlement
upon said estate and surrender my letters of adj
mnistration at the April Term of the Probate
Court NANCY MARBLE, Adm'x.
March 10, 1912. SO. St.
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NOTICE.

A T the April Term of the Honorable Pro-
n bate Court of Yazoo County, | shall as
Administrator in right of my wife, on the es-
tate of I. ]. Daniels, deceased, make applca-
ton for final settlement of said estate.
ROBERT F. SORRELS,
Administrator in right of wife.
March 90, I842. 38-4t.
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MIS- ELLA EOUS
ANEcDoTE OF NEf SON


There IS curious incident, Illustrative Of Io,,
nc sons seamar'ike sagaciiy, mentioned NJ havins
oeen related by m eye witness. Indy who refused
the hand OF that great man, before lac had p;ac.d
MS nane amongst the naval heroes Of his coun
try =
"One Of the many histories she was won, IN -.
iatc respecting him this. She lived with he,
nfother IN ONiord Street, and during the tio,s nj
'eish'y-Lnrd George Gotdon's riots as ,o,ae ,re
p'eSSei !" phrase thcm-Nelson accompanied her
ana heI brother 10 bloomsbury Square, nj the ,ine
when the mob were plasing the mansion Of ,bc
i-o'd Nhiei Justice. All the hackney eoieLea n,
that Tune had N Popery' ehalked, for safety on
iher backs, and Miss r., from n regard TO her ne,
sonar security, but much 10 Nelson's ANNOYANCE
wore the popular favour. On their nrtiv,l m,
bloomsbury they witnessed the triumph Of the moi,
atd the destruction OF Lord Mansheld's library
Among them was n lemaie fgu.e pecriiirly active
anu pre'eminentlY malicious. She was ta,I-ol
huge proportions, and uncommon strength n,
'iSoul with which che carried the work of de.
stucilon, and the slee with which she fed the Gre
with souHe massy tones Of Lord Mansield's liLta.
ry, nightly amused the mob. "Thn, horrid vo.
man seems more IN earnest than any o: them" was
Tue comment OF the Lady. 'She-i.-not-a-w wa
man, said Nielsen slowly, aud pausins between m,
words: that hgure IS a mln-and-n sailcri "A
saiior! cred her brotheT-'ho~ come you possibly
20 we come TO such conclusion p "A seaman
eye Is not easily deceived, was the rcjonde.: Il Rave
watched that fellow closely for the last ten minutes
and particularly the manner in which he tied IN
last knot. He's man of-~at's mar: and what's
more, I've notion that he hos served un
uer me- Now with your leave III ascertain il.
we drew nearer 70 the building; and Nelson, the
moment the inte'aiisable lady made her appear
ance, sang out al the very top OF his voice. Thomas
Barker, Thomas BaIkeIr The hail was nerf.c,ly
unheeded. The lady executed her task and retired.
An interval OF como minutes took place b,fore She
was seen again. At least she rushed forward TO ali
appearance tie very genius of tho storm. Bob
bing Tom, Bobbing Tom - vas this time loud v
shouted IN clear foil voice. The efiec. OF the
soHI.qnei was quite magical. The lady paused
locking towards the quarter whence the cry p,oce.d
ed-caught Nelson's eye-hnd achieving such q
Somerset as legs covered with pe.icoots never per
peirated before, disappeared amidst the vocferous
and prolonged Laughter of the popunce."
Bishops D1ashierl
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Sszs:s2s s.
~ 60
ny Last EyENIVG's lI1IL-
FROM WASHINGTON.

The Report Of the Select Committee on the Veto
'iessage was not made Monday. IL was under
STOOD to be agreed upon. and was expected to be
presented yesterday. The Madison,an says there
val 1e three or four Reports--,he Locos one. the
HaAfd one. snd the Wings one--and who the 9TH
er' we are not given to understand.
NO progress has been made towards Revenue
Bill 1.-THE LOcos choose to back Capt. TYLER in
d'iei,'ns tie one, which has been vetoed with them
De the consequences. The Wings will no, suneu-
der the charter Of our liberties. They will stand
ny tie Constitution, whatever ou,ery the Tories
may raise Hgans, them, md appeal to the poople.
whose rights they are defending. Tor support
letter from Washington dated the I5;h. s,v..
Il believe We shall DO nothing with the Tariff.
There IS no measure which can command M,
iortyn
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IMPORTANT FROM ONO.

The Columbus (O.) Journal Of Thursday las,
received by TIC Western mail this morning. btinss
US the following important information from the
Ohio Legislature:
NO AffoRTIoSNFsr Bill Observation-Disclosures
OF THE VINO ME.BsEs CT rAE SENATE Ann
ieusE CT RIPREsESTAIIvEs-ArP To ruE
PEIPLE!ii
ltwil scarce produce an emotion of surnrise on
the part OF our distant readers TO hear it announced
tnst ihe business OF the Legislature now in session
mas been arrested and that no bill for the annor,
ionmert OF the State for the election Of meube,s
Of Congress, has heen, or can be enacted. TIE
course pursued by the political ma iJriy in the two
houses, las paraken too slaTingly OF premedtated
fraud and rlpnci;y, not to have prepared the pub
NC MIND Tor such an event. The crisis has occur.
rcd, and the agony IS over Soon after the p.e.imi.
nsry business ofthe two Houses had been tespateh-
cd ihis morning the resignation of the Wing mem.
ocEs IN both branches, (with one or two exeep
Hons,l were rendered 10 the Speakers, and both
Houses were consequently left without quorum.
iNDIANA.-The following result, Of the election
IN Indiana for members Of the Legislature, is pub
li.hed in the Cincinnati papers. We DO not en-
Iisely rely upon il:
Wing. Loco FOco.
Senate 90 10
House Al a.
Is to be heard from-last year Wings, ) Loco
Foeos.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-17

THEOLOGICAL BOOKS, NO. ..
T W. RANDOLPH & Co Offer tl,e following at low
enIy steinbers's christology Of old Testament aud
commentary ON Predictions of the Messiah hY the Pro.
Hodges Commentary on Romans
Iiorncs Commentary on Psalms
Lecsei's instructions IN Mosaic Religion
LeeseI's Jews aud the Mosaic Law
Rev JoIin's sermons, CIV
Jsy'scvcnag exercises for the closet
Correspondence of bishop Jebb and Alex Knox
works Of Bishop Je6h
lcls. Iy WIN u tarncsG
Iiie Of Iui'er, with AZ account Of The Reformation
i,om nc sine Of KTeon In tie ancient ilcAhe "a world
literal Translation o al the Aposolicsl Elltcs with
a commentary aut nofCsh 10y Mckuisf, u ID
Historyoi Christianity Icy Rev ~ u Mlmsn
The Protestant essays ou thc ptihrl p1uia Of
tT"yersy between the Church Rome aud tc Reform
eddy Vim McGaviu, "
Mosncim's Ecclesiastical history, 2y
Rev Mcckcr's sermons
History ani mys,eyof Methodist Episeopaey, by \ Nc
Newton on Tic Prophecies
Rev ] Ncwtou's works and life. VIOLA
bishop Potter On Chutch Government
WORKS vt " ralry, I'D
Rov BlrTow on the Popc's supremacy
Professor Ranks history Of the Pores Of Rome, ~
Works and HE II Bishop Ra,onecrof vols
Professor stcwsr's grammar Of New Tcsilnenttlalec
Rev Sauiin's Sermons, 2 vols
Sums reflections on the works 90 Col
Rev sparss' letter on the doctrines Sc. Of The Fps
Essays on Religion, by 7 scott, M
Commentaries on the Billie, by do. , AMI vols
Rev Flowers Illustrations of Prophecy
Rcpcuory and Churchman'S guide f0r ISIS
Theology Tor the Pc pie by lP Hcnshsw,DD
Professor Turner'S npics on Romans
Waisous body 81 divinity and select sermons
Res Wa.liiucoH's history of cluroh
Nhcaley's iiusftatir o. ol book of common PRAYER
Neilons Biblical and Theological Dictionary
Wcsiey' explanatory uoics 90 Ncw Tcsiaucut
Bishop WtifC's mems of fpis Church
lutaUauism plilos uphcAly ani Cpog'cay examined
complete rciuiaou Of the principles of The Unfatsn
d Il a
Book Binding in every variety, by
! " RANDOLPH 3 co
4 Hic
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DEATHS.

Died carly on yesterday morning. ELLoRE VIRGINIA
youngest daughter Of Isaac l. and sarah Cary af.r
severe Illness Of SIX lays being years aud 10 ais oil
she Wa az object OF peculiar interest only 10 her be
Ieaved parents. but many others for her s 81 ana MN
ming manners had attracted the attention Of ali Who saw
ler. Tue ,selN 1Tcr has sn,'s-is but IA IL
only 10 hl1om and flourish Ia c6g eniAi elilis
trtusp!snted
The ianei<l will take place this the Third
BApis; Church, O'Clock The friends ami
cos OF the family invited TO a. eud.
~ her rcsidtnee in This city on sunay, the l4ih
a clock, VI, Ia the Ssh year Of her age Mrs Alice
Grymes Williams, reist OF tie late william 4 William J.
Esq Eminent for her Christian virtues she died as she
had lived, with fun hope ~ future biessc,lness.
Died, IN AlbeInarlc county. the 18Th ut Mrs. Mary
Ann, consgu Oi Mr. WIN n Jones'
Died, 10 Rockingham county on the oih nsant Major
Jchn Rush-ant en- the lOth, a. TAyio's springs Mrs
Nsston OF Albemaic, In The lt0i year Of her age
IN tue 10 OF Nay. on board the a. ) Shin UeAars NJ
lick, OF Norfolk. ~ ~
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ARRIVALS AT PRINCIPAL HOTELS.
EXCHANGE HOTEL.

EXCHANGE HOTEL.
w Corbin. Caroline; MRS Mcneil, Mobile;
MIR Russell. y York; John p Woodson, Carriers
vile; 3 Pemberton, Goochland.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL.
J II Spears, Chesterfsld; f Loekett do; w z
Spears, do; z Wilson. Powhatan; W Hobson. Cum.
Ierandi w Bil!ew. do; c. Weber, Goochlnnd; NJ r
Jones, Charlottesville; Forsee Chesterfield. DR. b
Anderson, Buckingham; 5 q Anderson do; J Me
Dearmon, do; Capt Eman, BArque Hiram; : w
Morris, Louisa; J Strattor, Powha,an: ] G S,rat.
ton, do; Snoddy, Buekinghsm; T Binford, GooeL.
land; w Week, Noitoway; s Avis. Goochland;
McEnry, Petersburg; C Gayle, Meckehburs. w
BWs!thall, Prince Edward; II Tucker, do; Z. uee
HALIFAX; + Richardson, North Carolina; I Fer
guson, Lynchburs; Sampson, Powhatan: Ma
Miehaux, do; Il Wilkinson do; Col Lanshorn
Lynef burg w F Jackson, Columbi,; d Perkins
LOUISE.
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VOL. XVIII.
nv ALEXANDER MosELEr.
TER Ms.

SUBSCRIPTION 10 the DAILY WIG 20 Guy Ruhser.
Der t3a ani lot shorter period nj t, al. ~ al
le'f, both payable In advance. When by mail Siu
sysat.
ADVERTISING square ofiIccn lines Cor Les =,
1' 'iLnn, 20 eeitw" in crti"ns 81 (l ihice inscr.
uyns 81 10; ant ever succeeding inscr,. ~ ecna
lh'ic" week. fbesnis fot each Ins.t,iau.
twice. week, la nscitiuu 40 couis every ecng
insertion ~ cents.
iarcItou 5Oc enis.
Irans"ni alNctt'acrs must pay Ia advance.
The number uf Insertions 81 Advertisements must g
n"t"d On " MA, oI they will bc inserted until
b. stopped, AMI changed accordingly 5Ori.rs In sop
uilat al. b' la writing.
Annual Advertisers arc charged s5c CoI squares
Ia isi prooriinn tot sycrr"mens q" gtcaici eurth
eep, Auehoncera and Istciy dealers, who charged
Ella. paper incimiriD
~ -ihc COUNTRY WING Is published twice wecs
"a advance.
ron ADVERTISING cents a srnrc Cor l.sr, 6,r
the hratns"rtion. and 90 csas TOT .ach continuance
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STOCK OF GROCERIES,


Ga "Wednesday the 9th August; AT OoieIek Inn from
81 the store on street. upied by Fenta GRIM
Eq viii be sold general anil extensive assortment Of
CIoccrios, viz. 49, ~
5$ f.. f: COFFEE
s S:ss IS SUGARS
Refined
holasCes, Cotton Yarns
OH Rye Whiskey, in ibis
New England Rum
Old Genuine SPIRITS, in plpes
Imitation Brandy
Sweet Malaga Wine
Old Peach brandy
Pure Cider Vinegar
lOl nests iron bound Wood-uars
81 DO Wood DO do
Large size iron bound do
shad aud Herrings
snithheld Cured Family Bacon
Manufactured Tobacco
New Orleans Molasses, In bbls
FiIkin Butter
do Lard
20 coils Cotton Tow Lines
so pair Richmond made Irogans
2 coils Coal Pit Rope
Wire Selves, Soap, Candles
wrapping Paper, etc etc.
TENNIS months, for sums over slOo.unlar each
auH N M a. - 80,
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DRY GOODS.

LARGE ASSORTMENT OF DRY GOODS.
II " IbNhl>r having removed 10 the New Binding
~ Ihe corner 81 Main and ESchans. Streets, Rich
n'"i Va w"uli aVhe the attention. Of Merchants Fai.
49, .nd eiers, I" c most extensive variety Of Day COos
ny ~l,ossle or retail Er cSsiI or hCGTPT, NGi:.
lie ia .nihl"i To purchase and sell cheaper than
a'd believes his fuI
:, A. 1 prices a. la any part Of The tnte saies ilav
ns !" "iear aiion uis removal for unic hc has
sPosedol ali OF has oh g,ols. n hereafter oilsI
'rli ~, 1s".eic sssor,nent ii the following article
slLk GOODS. Al the newest styles OF black anJ
afci s,ss all prices aud qualities, Tor DAY an evening
MousLlN pE LAiNEs.-Eyery variety Of color aud
o. = 10 aud l cents to the very finest manufactured.
cL6T TI5n @ts -sI t n sSp SIs9ss
LINEN GooDS-iIislI Linens, al prices. from g cent
wliia. Toweiug OF cscry dcsciipion shsriin,s' ali
knis. Linen Carnric iIanI hsf., all pIiees ro .
e."ia In " eael Russia AMI BirsEy Diapers Napkins
HOSIERY AND cLovES-Every ,,oserip,,ou n I,nI
ani size SIR coitcn ucrno, ak wars ed
maze STOCKINGS AMI Gloves, ior mcn, women, boys an
FAMILY MOURNING Every quality II black and
PUG biack and bali mourning Monsus, chayJ ami Bonn.
boNNEis, RlBANDs AND FLOwERS-I.a;csi Fash.
LACE Goons.-Threadan d naLnet Lace Wells, -esrIs,
Lace. and Eisngs, lnseIiings. oulllnEs, etc. etc.
thPES AND COLLARs.-Lacs and Muslin Capes and
fLaNNELs-wlhe, red and yellow Fisnnei,, Welsh
aud American make all qualities, from 20 To the E..
nL,MKErs bed end Negro blankets, I'll sizes.
UMBRELLAS AND PARAsoLS-A ycry superior
manufacture Of these articles made expressly Tor retail
GENTLEMEN will always find rncIno. lambs woul aud
ak Shnf'I aud DrAwera Stocks. JIaylt1 Hosiery and
Gloves Of all kinds; suspcncis, Linen B1s.ts and Col.
aTs SIX ard Linen pocket IlndkcTchefs cc etc etc.
SERVANT" CLOTHING All kinds of goods fJI male
AMI female cinhins.
DOMESTIC GOODS-5Oo Lal.s and CAGES Of bloaebe,I
and unhleached shTtings and Shcenss, from
yards wide. Also. and furniture Checks H.. Tick.
lng' Cotton oznahurgs Ia this useful aud necessary
branch 81 busnt great attention Is have always
on handa very extensive stock Of all the approved
manufactures In ihc country.
sIAwLs, sCARFs AND MANTlLLAs OF the latest
impoTiaiions.
suNDRY ARTICLES -Mcrinos, Dimiiy, Frnecs Cor
scits six NeNes, Muslins of Cdmbck Book, Null and
Jaeonc Sewing Materials OF Linen, Cotton SIX, But
tons, etc etc. etc.
The Putllc Informed that they rely upon fn.
inc at this Establishment al all times full supply OF
The above arices from the cheapest KIND made the finest
dbTic-ihus suiiug the and wishes OF all. New
Goods Hrcopcnns every week throughout the year. from
auction and elsewhere, and will be soil OF gains
JENEIN<i
ju % sianlc aud Fancy Dry Goods aud Iiucn store
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MEDICINES.
EsURRECTIoN. or PERSIAN PILLS

SUPERIOR TO the fygean, BTansreth's Evan, II,
= noi the Msteilcss (pfic eli Sau-iyr Iid,n pfr.
tive, any otheI Pills Conn fore the pubic a.
ccItihol IN by Physrilns ani Others Let none con H. mr.
them untlihey have tic'i u'ct, andthen CERTAIN
they Will
a rc;iird point with al Win have used the W.
gefaic PERSIAN PILLS, HAT they aGe me etriucufy H.
bcsi and IIosi Cccacious FAMILY MEDICINE Tia, has
yet been ussiin America III every iaiiy roult h.eope
acquainted will their Sovereign poser over t.as they
wouli keep iicm andb. prepared with 4 sur. REMEDY
Ia apply on tie tfst appearance ct ttr,aac,
much iiiTsss would Ice avoided anil mooney sa,e,t az wsu
a. the lycs e f'nusin's Who hurried time
usEcotng direa~H IN ia tru siagca by not cins IN
'iScssion Of remedy which tiiey lace L cs
n'i O. Pls in each box. price q! For sa!c 4
Eiciiinoni, by A. q. SIEyENSA,t
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BY DUNLOP. noNOURE 3 co.

GIocERIEs-At Auction.
On FRIDAY the eth instant 10 O'clock In front Of cur
s'ote WI DC sold general assortment OF GrueeTes viz
Prime dry Auakapus Sugars 49,
Good Porto Rico IN
- CIoiI Of prime quality DO
Clarified do
lasuyra C. Zee
Rio and lava do
Pol Rico 10
Sides prime Bacon
Gunpowder and ImpeTialTeas
TghhspS Lnpp RefnS 49, r am, oil
Soaps, Starch and NnimeRs
Round and Nail Rod Iron
Bbls Baltimore Whiskey
- Ctoix aud Porto Rico Molassea
lndlgo, ManuisetuIe ed tobacco and Window Glass
TERMS mos. for sums over 500
Gui7 n ukCo An.,s
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BY lNLOES & BROTHER.

BY lNLOES & BROTHER.
hEGUbAu SALE DA YS-7assfiys. Thur.
days aEd Saturdays. Cash advances made Goois
intended for public sale.
On THURSDAY Morning August lSh Ia front Of store at
oehck, We Will sell az auction, without reserve an III.
meni OF Household Furniture, GroeeTes Ge consisting in
Mahogany Stieboards
~ bureaus and Cabinets
Cane and Wool Seat Chairs
Feather Beds, Mattresses, &C
ALSO,
BAeon, Soap and Candles
Tobacco, ShOes. SlippeTs,&c.
LEATHER TRUNKS.
nhanisome Leather Trunks, asssrted sizes aud we'll
aulO a n 49,
CANTON MATING
On yds superior CT Canton Maing ofsnpei Tor unsty
ia pieces Of = yards each.
CARRIAGE
A. les o'clock substantial second hand Carriage now
ready for examination.
PART OF a GRoCER's STOCK,
Consisting Of Whisky IN bbs, psu OLD and superior:
Moassesi Sugars: HAMS Box Rasins; sppeTr: Brofans
Rum, &C. ~ - 10y
auH Ar, Aucts.
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BY DUNLOP, MoNCURE & CO
A SELECT AND LARGE STOCK OF GRO
CERfRS A...,,..

NrsiSlEo--At Auction.
I'VE Subscribers with n view to Close their Ian iae-,
will sell At auction "Wednesday the IWh ,lsy ,f a.
gust AZ ~ O'Clock, atthc SOre MAN sree their "a
fe select assortment Of GrOcercs eorprsing ia nc as
.orinent costly and valuable oil Wines Rum Branl.
&c &s 10 which only attention Of The
NC - respectfully invifet, bat also that Of their
mo have tried theta In tle " M be lDuo
iDo Brown sherry MonelIaio Pale and Ponars sherry
mnesi Hack~arrior, Madeira Hope, Rlsi India
oh iaiayette, fifteen OF eighteen years OIL superor
r"It Ninef Champagne OF the most popullr bTansi..
superior oil Jamaica Anlui and saint Croix Rum.
Iizeras Brsndy, Old Peach Drandy Reh.rdsnn'- ami
tbsnhs Old Whiskey. Scotch ltish Whisky: Afrar
or punch Apple uraniy seheiam Gin, Ola Hook Wines
Nos eeieoraie; Carcts Of select qualify; u own stout
AMI Fae Ale In Pinis and qlars; Marazehino K-rsher-
w-s.er ani Annisetie Coriias; Fresh sarnes Capers
OHYcs and AnclIoves Sauces Of various kinds
and hegaA Cigars ~ select brands sup GunpoieI an
HACK Teas with the usual variety II Loaf amt Bro n
sugsrS Clarified do; Cofises-Jlva, Iazulyrs Rio Cnh
an1 II Domingo, &c. Terns-i months over sl0o
Sale contacted by DUNLOP, MoNCuRE co,
,-T5- The ab1vo sae IL postponed III Wednesday the
"th inst NJ a. CO, Aucts.
no SorCE.-The sale Of Nessrs Tabb & Giles, stock
OF Uroceries Is Postponed tiIi further no,lee.
anH DUNLOP. MONCuRE & co.
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FpIGRAMs-Rr II. HIM

ON IilE DEPRECATED MONEY
Thcv may talk of the plugging and sweating,
~ our coinarc hats limited ~ fc'L
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or ts sh0ftncss of weight a. hr toll.
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