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INtNTY--SEVENTH CONGRESS-
SECOND SESSION.
SENATE, Tuesday, August %,

SEHATE, uesGav, August 2S, lS4Z.
The Senate went into Committee Of the
whole, on the bill to regulate the taking Of
testimony in cases of contested elections.
Mr.. Walker said that this was q bill to
Union, several Of The States, by depriving
them of their proper representation in Con-
gress. The Constitution declares, said he,
that seach House shall be the Judge Of the
nate, nSt the House, not Congress, but each
House, shall be the judge; yet this bill pre-
scribes certain ''return' OF members, and
Judges of it in advance. Mr.. w. made
very forcible argument against the bill. He
said that several States had already elected
their ME mbers by general ticket, and more
we're certain to do il; and this bill deprived
members so elected from seat on that floor
of Congress, and thus disfranchised, or out
Ia wed these States.
Messrs Allen, Woodbury., Bagby, Cuth-
bert, Calhoun, SC, spoke against the bill,
and not one whig Senator replied.
HorsE, Tuesday, Aug. %, 1912.
The House, considered several bills in
Committee Of the Whole, and reported them
to the House, among them was bill, estab
| fishing a marine Hospital near Ocracoke In
let, n. c.
SENATE, Wednesday, Aug. "a, 1912.
The contested elections bill again under
discussion The bill was then so amended
that it's provisions will not come in conflict
| with any members elected to the next Con.
eress, under the existing laws of the State
so electing. This amendment had but
dissenting votes, all wigs.
HOUSE, Wednesday, Aug "a, 1912.
The House passed to-day, the bill fixing
the pay of pursers in the Navy at $500 pc
; year, and making them sell to the sailors
goods at cost price. This is one of the hes
bills passed this session; for the poor sailo
with his sl8 per month has been supporting
the pursers, ever since the foundation q
5 the Government. Every friend to ''Jack
will be rejoiced at the passage of this bill.
SENATE, Thursday, Aug. o5, 1912.
e The Tariff bin just passed by the Hous
, was under consdera ton to-uay.
The duty on foreign cotton was reduce
from to l2 cts. per yard. All the a
/: mendments proposed by the finance commit
f tee were gone through, and the bill was lai
aside Till tomorrow.
HOUSE, Thursday, Aug. IS, ls4e.
'Ehe House passed the forti6catien bi
to-day, which had been laid aside becaus
no revenue bill had been passed.
The House passed resolution authors
: ING the expenditure Of a certain sum Of m,
:. nev in experiments with Colts submarr
ba artery, for harbor defence, which batter
will blow up the enemy's ships without il
. turing any others, and a secret name
: being fixed under the water altogether.
y Mr.. Ada ms offered resolution, dockin
J. the pay of members while absent fro
e the House during the session of the Hoa
Il which was passed.
SENATE, Friday, Aug. a6, 1s42.
l. The Senate passed the House bill makir
20 appropriation for the purchase of sights
the western and southern waters; also 4
he bill appropria,ing Slo,oo for marine He
ce pital at Ocracoke inlet, n. c..
- The Senate then took up the Tariff bi
Mr.. Rives spoke against the bill. He 50
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Wilmington Market...Aur. an.

Naval St"res.-These have been transactions ~
Iurpenune II considerable extent this week e,
81. Tar is steady at 10, but the arrivals are
light.
Timber--Fodr and Eve dollars mark the ez.4
trenes OF prices Saiss have been made lately, Of
good mill tui Der at ii, and months credit. -,
Lnmoer-tate Sc IS Of flooring at =. and up =
sacon.-The market is well snpplic6 with sides
ses ssssdsfE Which bIi n o,. 70 81 c,s Hssn.
Lard. No sale heard Of
G. cts ~ :. " :"
saes OF rvc' s',ins',s at :. per III. and R. O. HID
slaves, rough, nt 9 cls.
A cargo OF T. |. Salt has been sold ,b;s ue.l ..
&C cents. ~ "ee" -
A lot ,'orthern hay hror sht at Auction YESTERDAY
SO 10 55 c's. ''''oS
state OF n. Carolina. Robson t,onntv.
Snper'or Court Of La,c-.Sp,rne term. lS4a
Alex. Moore, Administrator Of Jas. Storm.
rersns
DANIEL Jern'san: Administrator Of John W.
Mckay.
PETITION TO REIEAsE7
~ aIpearlns TO the satisfaction of the Cour, ,ha.
Oanie Jern! gan, resides beyond the limits of this
STATE II Is therefore order d by the Court that pub
ication he made m the North Carolinfan, a paper
published IN the Town of Fayetteville for the de-
endan, Daniel Jerniga to appear at the next Term
OF this Court 10 be held on the first MONDAY nfier
the fourth Monday in September next and answer
the petition, or il Will b. heard exparie,
w itness s-Absaiom Davis, Jr. Clc:k of onr "a ia
Court, at Office in Lumberton. the 4rl, Monday OF
March, A. D. 1912.
1915 ABSALON1 DAVIS. Jr.
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Sole and Upper leather, Cali SKINS, Linn. and
Binding SKINS, Shoe Thread, Spara5les, Lasts,
Pegs, &c. Sc, which will be sold low tor Cash.
to those who cash their bills when presented. b..
ing assured from many years experience, that the
cash system the safest, both for the ycnder and
purchaser; that those who may have cash to Give
exchange for their purchases wouli prefer 10 pay
such advance only as profits, as the nier.;hant in
general business, hazardng nothn in the credit
system would be tiled to receive. ] have secc-
ted my present stock with direct reference TO this
plan Of doing business for the future. purchased
with, and determine to cell for, Cash its equva
lent. Therefore. persons wishing credit may find
at other establishments that indulgence which, from
motives of policy, mus, deny; as consider doing
business small scale more profitable than trans
actions more extensive, with pay at all, in
some instances.
Country Merchants and others wishing to pur-
chase for Cash, will find it to their interest to
anime my stock.
S. T. HAWLEY.
Sept. 3, 1912. 1s4-3t.
Persons indebted to me, by note or account,
requested to make in,ncd ia,e payment either to my
self or Mr. John Mum.
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The War not endeds

The Federal Union, i Georgia paper, is in
a great pucker because, Col. Worth has left
Florida and proclaimed the scar ended, when
10 and behold, the indians sprung upon the
Georrians, and murdered FIVE men, and
mortally wur,nded six others; and this took
place days before Col. North's letter to
the Department! We thought that the
news was too good to be true.The Indians
instead Of going west, stepped up into Geor-
gia, and killed off few, and retired.
This took place on the nth August, there
were about 40 Indians, well supplied with
arms SC.
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The Treaty..

We publish To-day. the. treaty iaal ratified
by the Senate, between England and the
u. States, which we find in the northern
papers. Whether this is the genuine treaty
or not, is more than we can tell. There are
come slight doubts Of ita genuineness, but
we give it as we find it, believing that it
will be interesting to the public. Several
Of the papers, of both parties, condemn the
Treaty. The Baltimore Sun, neutral pa
per, conesses its disappointment. AS far
IS the boundary part of it is regarded, no
one unacquainted with the country: or who
is not conversant with the claims Of each
country, can express an opinion. There is
one thing, only, that would make us distrust
it, and that is, that Daniel Webster was one
Of the principal parties to it; and in his pat
riotism we can never have any confidence.
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HAR RIED.

In Rowan, on Tuesday evening. the Of. ult.. Mr.
" iii'am e. Love to Miss Henrietta w. daughter
of the late MIR Henry B. ,Kmssbury.
In S!aniy county Q" the lsth Mt, a, the house Of
ounty, to Miss Mary Randir.
- Ia Sarry county. % sshe Sch alr J. a Lilli ,gton
ESq., 10 MISS Elizabeth K.rr Williams, eldest
daughter OF Mir Nicholas L. Wllliams.
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III SHIP NEWS - 49,;
PORT OF .JTIL.NLNGTON
.4l.rireoi since fhe %

Aag "a. Schr Gilbert Hatfield, Smith. Phila. -
chr Emeiine, Davidson.. Port Spain, the Sfh. g.,
nouas, me 9Th, and Turk Island, the 9Th, v III
sal, met with very heavy weather on The 2lsr, esd
and an go sss, With 9Th heavy sea fsom E $. E.
q" ss, Sehr ,1t. tmIa. Van Gi'der, New York.
50 Schr. Convert, SIX olfeid, Bath.
CLEARED.
Aug @. Schr Eza Jane, Mcdonald. Ba,timor,
Schr Alaric, w heeler, New York.
% Brig Sra Bird, Conway, New York
80 Schr Julia, Van Glider, N. Yo,k
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SHARK CAUGHr-Yesterday afternoon,
about 3 O'Clock, a large Shark was caught off
Filzsimons wharf, by some smack NEIL ii
was about 8 feet in length. He was after
wards Gu, open, and was found to contain a
red flanncl shirt and the skin of the hand of
mau, with only one fiuser nail; with the ex-
cep.ion of the loss of the nails, the skin OF the
hand has retained its proper form. There
was also another hooked about the same time
which was supposed to be much larger; he
however, made his escape by the hook tearing
from out of his mou1h.= Charleston Courier
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We acknowledge tho compliment paid the Rife
Corps IN the last Observer, and thank the Editor for
his interest in its success.
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DIED.

u cd on Havmoan', On Thursday at September,
IN the 2ist gear Of his age, William Henry Nc
heown He was native Of Ireland, but to r:;nany
years resid 'nt OF Fayetteville. He wss youth
"l remarkably correct department, and his early life
gave promise cf iu ure usefulness
ICommunicSiedl
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The Wilmington Chronicle says that the
three turpent,ne disiilleries at that place
work up about 200 barrels Of raw turPe ntine
per day! The old North Carolina pines
bleed free
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Blank Checks

On Bank Cape Fear, suitable for Nercha nts'
Check Books, just printed, and for sale, at
THE CAROLINIAN OFFICE.
Also. the same or the Bank of the State.
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CHEAP CASH SHOE STORE.
PRICES REDUCED.
ED THE. Snhscrihhr- af

HG
~. has received a Large and1seneral
Assortment, (lS5 cases,) EOOTS AND SHOES.
Consisting OF
Ge:.tle'ncn's Calf ami Seal fine Boots,
Ditto do Kip, Seal. aad pcsd do,
). Di,;evs.a. y atek Prof. Se ss<.sa.<....u..
skin Shoes and Shoetccs,
Ladies' Calf, Seal, Morocco, and Prunella Boots,
Ditto do do do do do Shoes,
Ditto black and colored Floreniine Caters and
halt CATERS, figured and plain,
Ditto do DO Kid and Morocco Slippers,
Ditto Morocco and Silk quilted Buskns,
Misses Morocco, Sal. Kid s. Leather Boots, Shoes
and 81 ppers,
3 B,ys' Calf and Kip Boots and Shoes,
Dito kld and Morocco Dancing Pumps,
D ito Kip and coarse Brogans,
large assortment of ofChildrena' Leather, Morocco,
and Cloth Boots and Shoes
22O0 pairs Mems KIP and coarse B-ogans
1890 W Womcns' Leather Boots and Shoes,
1000 do do common Leather and Morocco
S.ippers
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The eminent and venerable nobleman n,
Thomas William Coke, carl Of LEICESTER,
England, died on the SOth June, last. He
was a fast friend Of the American colonies
duiing the struggle with England.
The North-Carolinian., 1842-09-03

W- We perceive from the Charleston pa
pers, that the Southern Quarterly review has
been removed 10 that city from New Orleans.
Charleston is becoming Il great Literary
Emporium. 1t will be a great city yet.
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M 'ze'.ss, spI,...
sUH
THE NORTH
Tnc PresIdent,s Protest.

President Tyler, has formerly Erotested agalnss
the action ofthe House OF RepEes sntatvcs on n's
veto mesa age, &c. -
The Globe speaking Of the protest, says:
1t IS welf-srilten and just rebt'ke OF the
avrong done to the repre- sentative OF tho whole
people at the head.of the Goverumeut.s ny q
ffaciiol,, representing only a Por'ion OF them,
in accnsing, aud conde:nning him without
trial OF hearing, ,s4adrwithcu pursuing sshe
forms prescrlbedsby the Constitntion.
The President doubtless adopted his course
of vindicating ihe rights aud dignity ot the
station keholds, from The precedent set ty
President jackson, when visited by the ced<-
sure of the Senate, fsr daring .ste do hrs duty
in removing 1Le deposites from tho 1ank-. q
President Jackson entered his protest a.
ga,nst this procSedipg, and President Tyler
has followed his Example.
But, nnluckilyfor Mr. Tyler, his enemies
find his name recorded, with that Of his Se-
cretary, MIR Webster, giving sanction TO the
whole iniqutous and lactious Persecuiioa with
which General .Jaekson wa sslbep
.hs-ssasirs-r1 au1 slBufslI
read the journal and the debates of the Senate
of 1884 to the House, to-day, AMI justified
fully, 10y the votes of the P sident aud his
own premier, every step in the present legis-
latve prescription of himself, against which
he now protests
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Governors Election.
; We have no returns since last SATURDAY..

i has been suggested that probably done the
lnaiepcndcnt Company injustice, last week, in say
'ng that the shooting was inferior, without at the
same time stating what we understand tn be fact,
that the guns almost worthless and will not send
hall ev1,e
The North-Carolinian., 1842-09-03

Col. Worth has been made BriGadier
General for his meritorious services in the
Florida war.
The North-Carolinian., 1842-09-03

We learn from the Washington cores
pondence Of the Columbia Chronicle that the
Postmaster General is anxious to change the
route of the great southern mail back to the
old way, by way Of Raleigh, Fayetteville,
&c.,-if contract can be made to accomplish
the distance between Washington city and
Augusta, Ga, IN the same time that it is now
accomplished, which he says would require
the Stages to travel miles an hour.
The Columbia South Garolinian has an
advertisement Of Cotton Cotton ba gcinc, at
80 cts., by E. H Fisher, agent Of the Saluda
Company.
This is doing the thing right. 1t will
shew the tariffites, that revenue eansaot b
raised by high duties.
Congress Adjourned
+ IN ed a half past o'clock,
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Another bearer Of dispatches from our
ton, bringing more news Of the clustering
and braggadocia Of the Mexicans, who are
SO wrathy at the United States, because our
people flock in and lrelp Texas, that we ex-
rect they will s'bite off their nose to spite
their face'' before long. 4 proclamatio is
said to have been issued calling the Amer
cans, thieves and robbers, who wished to
destroy their religion! pAunder their church.
es!! and prostitute their wives and daugh-
ters!M and calling upon all Mexica ns to come
TO the rescue.
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MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
500 1000 $50 1000

5000 600 dollars.
100 prizes of 1000 dollars.
UNION LOTTERY.
Class A, for 1912.
To be drawn at Alexandria, D. c., on Saturday,
Oct. Is, 1912.
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Congress Adjourned
On Wednesday, at half past 2 o'clock.
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The agony over.

The long agony is over, 1.-THE tariff bill
has passed both Houses of Congress but it
is a bill merely for the occasion. l, will not
be permanent easure, for it suits neither
party-none of the democrats and but a por-
tion Of the wigs. The following was the
vote On the passage Of the bill:
YEAS-Mcssrs. Barrow BafcS Dayard Buchan.
an, Choatc, Conrad Crafts, Crt.nd, n, Dayton,
Evans, Huntington, Mi'h"r, Morehcad, PHELPS.
Porter, SIMMONS, Smith Of Indiana, Spragnc ST ur-
scon. Tallmadse White, w il,ams, Woodbridge,
AMI Wri.ht--24
NAYS -Mrssrs Allen, Archer, Baebv, Benton,
Brrrcn, Calhoun. oIayto Cu:hbet, Fulton, Gra-
ham. Henderson, King, Linn, Mangum, Merrick
Preston, Rlyes, Sewer, Smith of Conncc cuf, Tap
pan. Wa'"cr, Woodbury. and Yo"ng-23.
II vii! ss seen that anr ,e ye senao5s z9seq
steps. They are certainly not silly enough
to think such late repentance wash out
their many political sius
Tlie Globe says that the scene IN the
Senate, during the debate, and On the pas
sage Of the bill. was exceedingly impressive.
Mr. Wright placed his vote for the bill
upon the GROUND that some revenue bill was
necessary to cure the dsordered condition
Of the finances, dependent now solely rpon
COLLECTIONS under q law against which a pro-
test was entered on every payment. Mr.
Buchanan voted for the bill for much the
same reasons as those given by Mr. Wright.
Mr.Smith Of Connecticut said he could
not vote for any bill! which, in this free eoun-
favors hv Legislation, on one class Of citizens
<bo Of 9th
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Whole reduction
lCOMMUSIcATEn
THE LATE GOVERNOR RARRorp


THE LATE GOVERNOR BARBOUR.
AT June Court the people Of Otanse. in full
meeting assembled, called upon Jeremiah Morton
Esq'r, TO deliver an Address on the life and IN, ;
raeicr OF their late distinguished fellow. citizen. Go.
vernon Barbour. Yesterday, being August Court
al O'Clock, the spacious Episcopal Church was
hled by old and young, male and female, Whis
and Democrat, 10 hear honor rendered 10 whom
honor was due. And we'll was the task done.
Mr. Morton opened with the life of Goycrnor
Barbour at the early age Of seventeen years, and
traced him IS marking out a road TO fame 10 his
23d year, the period Of '9S and 99. Here The
Orator took beautifully rich historical view OF the
civil and political condition OF Europe and our coun
try-a thrilling account Of that time vas presented
when Virginia stood up by her mighty men, TO re-
SYST the invasion OF principles she had so noby sus
tanned IN the revolution-Here James Barbour was
found coniending at his early age with the most
powerful minds, and the most sublime orators thar
any age or country has brought forth-es,ahlishine
Tor himself fame and title, to q spirit of pure
patriotism, that died only with him. NY object is
rot 10 follow the orator through his reviews-but 10
call the attention OF your readers to that Address
when published; which learn will he the case. |
undertake TO say, that for richness Of thought.
beauty Of style, and justice Of the portrait il M
compare With any production OF the kind ever pub d.
lished II. Sho loves to dwell on The effort. of a
great mind, pro npied by an unsI lied heart, VI be
we, PAID IN The perusal PAMUNKEY.
Ocnse County, 23d August, 1882
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-29

IMPORTANT DISPATCHES FROM
M-ETCn

-
MEXICO.
John L. Dorsey, Esq, Bearer Of Dispatches from
Mexico, TO our Governme n arrived in this CIV last
evening via Key West aud Pensacola, having Isft
Vera Cruz on The 18th ait.
Mr. d. len in the sehr Anahuc, Capt Wilson. for
New York He was in the Coll twenty four dsvs
most OF which time the vessel was hscalmed. Hs
MED at Key West in q pilot boat from which
place Captain Saiter Of the Unmed States steamer
Mississippi, politely rendered him a passage to
Pensacola.
From thence he travelled overland to Macon. and
arrived IN this city by the Genital Railroad.
The dispatches, We earn, are Of vety impor.
lant character m relation TO our difficulties with
Mexico. When Mr. ID. left, great excitement pre-.
vailed tow9rds tho Government Of the u. s. A
proclamation was ISSUED the day before his depar
turei oi most violent and inn tmmaory character
calling upon the citizens to unite and resist the
gressons Of the United States; denouneing our FL
zens as thieves, robbers and scoundrels who ar q
testous 10 overthrow their religion, plumber their
churches, and pres ituie their wives an daughters
Mr. Wobslcfs letter IN reply to Mr. Bocanegra,
Minister OF EXi,ror Rtli ijns in Mexico, had not
reached there when Mr. n. lsf. From the hostility
Displayed by the officers Of the Mexican Govern
moni towards the American residents in that eoun-
Try, Mr. ID. says he should not 10 surprised IL tho
tone OF Mr. Webs,et's letter should iodncs The Msv
lean Governmeu, to expel them.
A day or two previous TO Mr. Dorssy's departure.
Mr Bocancgra resigned his seat as member Of the
Cabinet, and was succeeded by Sic Alaman. for
mefly Mloisier Of Exterior Relations under the
Emperor I.ufbide
Gen. Lombednisr, Of the Mexican Army. had
been ordered by Sana Anna 10 repair 10 the from.
tier of Texas Several Of tho officers had been pu,
IN prison on account oflheir refusing to accompany
him on th 8 expedition.
We further understand that the offsers Of The
MeNcan Government have not ~ yet exchen ged
elyiIties with our Minister, Mr. rhomp,op. vhoss
exer.ions IN bringing 10 a close the negotiations in
relation TO The Texan prisoners cannot be TO high
ly commented
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ARRIVALS AT PRINCIPAL hotels
EXCHANGE HOTEL


Conrsde Webb, Sandy River, Aiabans; john 8
meoo' H'eenstorough, do, B Garnet, Monigo;
me,y. DO; Mr. Young, Halifax; Mrs Brown, three
ehiidren and servant Tennessee; Miss She pa rd do:
Mss Hurt 90; s w venabie. Fsrmville; c G
Kead, do; Dougla', Florida; e Rufin, IT,, Prince
Georg'; Pee,e, SUSSEX; A Cunning ham. North
Carolins; Miss Cunningham, do; J d Gregory.
Lynchburg; Calf, Fiuvanna; ] r Shepard. No,
10; Tsos M Sprsgsins, HaHf,x; Jno Hunncut,,
Surry; w Brand, Portsmouth, N. H.; Capt Nj,
chol.on, Ship H,rkaway; Capt CGllagar, Ship Sts-
Itlz; VIM NJ Goodrich, New Orleans; " w Perry.
Mobile; Capt Mouran, Ship Denmark; C NJ Yean,
g,au, Henderson, Ky; Mr. Morris, sister and child
U. 5. Army John Mings. ir, Charles City.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL.
w w Roberts, Nelson; J w Williams, Alabama,
u Stone, Eiuvannsi T NJ Spragsins. Halifax; A J
l.eavell, F,ederieksburg; Cap, ] Williams, Shin
Denmark; Colman, Cumb:rlind; T A Spears.
Ches,srhedi w Powell. Goochsnd; II Ellis,
do; w Firth, do; G w Winfree and lady, Ch.s,
terfeld; J Woodward, Tsylorsville; Cant p
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Eisex Jno Fauntleroy, King William; w Auno-
nets, Cumberland.
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VOL. XVIII.
ny ALEXANDER MosELEY.
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FUTURE DAYS
BY INLoEs & BROTHER.

REGULAR SALE pAYs-Tassdav, T1,.--
days and SATURDAYS. Cash advances made On Co..
intended for public sale. -'
On Tuesday Morning, Angus; Both, commencing at Q
o'clock IN front OF will be sold varie,v ~
laneous Goods in part '' - "S~s'
Brogans and slippers
Canton Mating, o width
Leather Trunks. assorted sizes
Tumblers-WIappng Paper
% small stand Casks, 5 and gals
ALSO,
An Assortment ~ Household Furniture, such a, m.
reAus, Tables Chairs, Carpets, Feather Bcds, &c.
LAWN DRESSES.
~ handsome style Printed Lawn Dress Patterns
LOT of French Caleoes, Musins, Needles &c a.
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, SC,
Carpenier's Hand Saws, German Steel
Guns-Carver. AMI FCrks-HamIaers
Japan'd Waiters-Sver Castots
Ivory and Buck Handle Pom and Pocket Knive.
Globe Lantlorns-Brass Snufrers, &c
PIANOS.
Al l9osi9ek viii be added, two second hand Pisnos
aug IL "a 49,.
SECOND HAND CARRIAGE.
On Thurnd1y Morning next, IN o'clock substantial
second hand Carriage without reserve for cash.
al - i a b..