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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-12-09

L. A. Cooley,
Publishers Hall, Philadelphia.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-09-09
OF KENTUCKY .

nc.rWe invite the attention OF The public to the
adv eriisements Of several of our merchants, in
The paper Of ,e>d1v. Men who adv eriise are al
ways anxious TO sell. therefore II is but a natural
and reasonable conclusion 10 say that they will
sell goods 'dog cheap and other things in proper
proDortIon.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-09-09

ME subscriber offers for sale an excellent family
Il rage. suitable for either IL has
been but ltsle used. and in good repair and nearly
good II will be sold low for cash or approved
credit. Persons wishing purchase invited call
and examine for themselves. JOB BORTON.
Richmond, Sept. l. 1913. 36,f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-09-09


THE WABASH AND ERIE CANAL is now naviga>
ted from Lafayette the lake. without any in
terrupton whatever, md the great benefits II is
comforting upon those who live within It's influ-
ence cannot be anticipated or known except by
personal observation. An impetus has been i've n
to the prosperity Of I.afa yette which makes ii the
princpa emporium of the Wabash valley. The
inhabitants of the country in half circle exten.
ding easf, south aud west, distance of from
eighty to hundred miles from lafayette bring
their produce ,ha, place for sale, and they
there find ready market, and receive a fair
price in cash, for all they offer for sale. Tha,
place is also we'll supplied with all kinds Of mer-
chandize and groceries, which are sold at en-
tremely low prices. The canal is thus comforting
advantages upon the farming community of that
section of country which is incaIculabo. They
buy their salt at one-ihird less price than
be fore The opening Of the canal, whereby they
will save more money than will pay their state
tax for years, come. The population of the town
is fast increasing and the scarcity of houses for
rent has prevented many others from locating
there. The excellent hotels all crowded and
every ono appears nten, on carrying out The old
saying IN tho play-'busine.s is business We
know Of 10 point IN tho west, where capital could
be more safely invested, either in trade or real
estate.
| We are informed by the business men of that
place that they expec,, Judging from the rade
he fore haryes. In he ohlo IN h,y from, o;,b, ~
ten thousand bushels Of grain per day for some
time during The tall--that they now buying
from two 10 three thousand bushels daily. There
is large number Of line boats busy on the
Canal and handsome and comfortable line OF
packet boats which arrive every other day The
packets are generally well freigh, ed with passen
gers, it ia the most expeditions and chea pes,
route from that section of the west 10 the cas- t.
Goods brought from New York TO LAFAYETTE
tor 81. 10 Sl.io per c"t The price charged as
tfeigh on SAT- from i"eh", the termination Of the
- ~
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-09-09

M.RKET-f Iour.-The arket has been uncon,monIv
inactive for the last days We hear of 40 sae
yesterday Wheat. dull 75c. Whskey is ia poderp..
dsnand at 17tc.-Cin. Gaz. Sept. 7.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-09-09

WIG EAGLE--is the name Of paper recently
commenced a, Andersoniown by our friend Jos.
q. Jones. II bears true legitimate Wing motto:
"A sound national currency-pro,ection to Amer :
lean lndustry--and q strict accountability Of
public officers" To the Wing E.gie and IT'S mot
to, may success ever attend them
"GREENcAsrLE VIsIrER"-Mr Burn. has left
the editorial department of this sterling Wing
paper and is succeeded by J. c. Chies Esq, We
hope Mr.. Chiles may sustain the Visiter with tho
same spirit and un,iring Industry by which MIR.
Burns established its character.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-09-09
cow MUNIC TON s.
For the Richmond Palladium.

ga cat Of yore Cor else old Esop lied)
Was changed into a fair and blooming bride,
B,t sped n upon her wedding day.
Forgot her spouse and seized upon her prey;
Even q my bridegroom lawyer, you see,
Threw off his text and bounced on you and me-
word to Gideon: since you yielded mo the care
of Aunty, (she was then riding ",ail and main 10
hand')I have enjoyed but one transient glimpse
a. she stood upon a rock with club IN hand reso''-
ad
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-09-09

ITO prove her theory orthodox ;,
By Apostolic blows and KNOCKS.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-11
FOUR VOLUMES

Or THE TENNESSEE AGRIcULTuRIsr FOR SO so.
WYE now propose TO furnish the Volumes Of
w the State Agrcuturist, of 1910, lS4I and
1912. for SO cents each--making three Volumes
for 81 so, and the Volume for 1913 for Sl--f,a.
king four volumes for So so, and wiscre is the
farmer in tho whole range of the Valley of the
Mississippi, that canno. afford thisl There is
scarcely Farmer in the State of Tennessee. Al
ALBANIA, Mississippi, Arkansas, Georgia, North
and South Carolina, and the whole South, can re.
fuse to pay such small sum for so much valua.
bio and Interesting matter. There are some one
or two numbers lacking in the volumes for lS4l,
and should we meet with sufficient encou ra cement
at these low rates. we will reprint. Send on your
orders with the cash-and as our paper is a south
ern work, we call upon every Farmer, Mechani
and Loboring man in the country TO improve hi
opportunty-,t is the best one you will have ft
time to come. Our great object in putting the ;.
down so low is to get tho people to reading,
proving their minds and enriching thor possses
sions. What say you friends Will you aid
in this audable measure-it is for your good-s'
give US your aid and countenance, and much goo
will be the result.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-11

trice. Book of Be,uH, by Miss Land
portrait; Confession, of an elderly 4
the Two Friends Victims Of Society
Blessington with portrait; Manfs
Miss Austin. Whichever may be pr
TO every person forwarning $40
viii! be FURNISHED, and any four Of tha
works.
To any peison forwarding $40, %
be furnished, and any eight of the
works.
To any person forwarding $40, A
the whole Of the forenamed works.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-11
BOARDING SCHOOL.

FTNHE Winter tern, of Mr.. and Mrs. NEWTON'S
Il Male and Female Boarding School, Cane Hill,
Arkansas, will commence tho second Monday of
November next and continue % weeks All necessary
books can be had of the teachers.
SAM'L NEWTON.
TERMS.
Spelling, Reading Defining, Writing, A.
rthmetic and Singing per term. $500
Advanced scholars, the same studies to-
gether with Geography, Grammar, His
tory. Philosophy, Composition, Rhetoric,
and Bookkeeping, 1000
The above with the Spanish Language, 1900
Instrumental Music, taught ~ extra les
sons.
Boarding 81 so per week.
Cane Hill, September 80, ls42. 1l-tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-11
DISSOLUTION,

TINE LAW PARTN ERSHIP heretofore existing
between the undersigned has been dissolved BY
the election of Geo W. Pascha to the Supreme Bench
The unliigated business in their hands will be closed
by A. Campbell the li,iga,ed business will receive
the joint attention Of Mr. c. and Alfred w. AIRING.
TON, Esq GEO. w. PASCHAL,
January 9th, 1s43. A. CAMPBELL,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-11

A NDREW CAMPBELL AND ALFRED W. AR
n RINGTON, have this day formed partnership
in the Practice Of LGo They will attend all the courts.
and collect money in the districts heretofore attended
by Paschal e. Campbell. Persons wing business with
PaschaI l. Campbell, will please address Campbell L.
Arlington, one of whom may at all times be consult.
ed at the old Office of the late firm.
Van Buren,. Ark's, Jan'y 8, le43.-2-tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-11
CATTLE'S HORNS.

"ANTED, by S. & G. Turner, 10000 good
w Cattle Horns, in exchange for goods, at
cash prices.
N. B.--S. & G. Turner have removed their
goods to Main street, opposite the Columbus Hotel
Van Buren,. Feb'y Is. lS43.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-07

elect, Now, however. having found gu, how fatally the
Pceeden; then .sbOJed to establish, might under differ.
cat eircuustaneoS. DO used against el It's dkPoscd
ssn Il had best once. aud confess
that It was driven by party to support gross
upon the righ- of sovereign State.
We will bere favor readers with another extract;
The effect of sueh proceeding. the present state Of
things would have been dismiss from their the
bers Of Now lismp'hirc ct Georgia, Of Missouri aud of
Mississippi The Heuse, however mained would never
ces have had quorum lett do business But If the lot
had fallen on four OF the largest Stses- the delegations
from the States Of New York, Virginia. and
Ohio had been chosen by general ticket and under the OBJ
ee,ons offered by Mr. Banatd had been deprived Of their
seat hec could have been Congress The rvpudated
membcrs Of these four great States would have formed
quorum, and should have the absurdy of minor
iy OF the Lody (akng different view 4" the Constitution
from the States sending the majority ei membcrs constitute
i turning out that quorum and thus, by act OF ega
uo requiring quorum they would only defeat the pos
ton To- give authonto such act hut absolutely dissolve the
Government, under the prctcXt OF maintaining II.
IL be obvious the reader. however sudiou- tho
Editor attempt Disguise the fact that the very
difficulties might under the arrangement contendcd
for in the New Jersey case II the OF the members
returned from the four great States OF New York, Pennsyl
vana, Virginia and Ohio, had been contested instead Of
those Of the delegation OF New Jersey, and their
had been passed by the Clerk then. likewise, there
would have been Congress -. Them likewise. .'ihe
repndiated members Of the four great States would have
formed quorum" and then, likewise, 1--WE should have
seen the absurity ct minority ct the body (taing diff
feren view Of the Constitution from the States sending the
majority at members constitute it, turning tina, quo
rum 80 In that case well the present. should
have the minority by OF legislation requiring
quorum, only defeat the possibility OF having the
quisite number under the Constitution, gave suthoiT
such act bot absolutely dissolve the Union -. All these
things reader would have happened precisely the
down by the Globe, IT five wears ago, New York.
Pennsylyania, Ohio, and Ngina had members whose
contested. aud Mr.. Prothonutay Garland had
refused call their Names he did those OF the New
Jersey delegation The Editor OF the Globe zealously sup
ported the proceedings, which. uuder different
might have resulted in dissolution OF the Union and
he sitting in Judgment upon ms conduct that
time. Was any condemned OF hi- own
mouth
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-07
THE CLAY CLuB.

Notwithstanding the ncemency vt the weather. there
was quito good the Clay Club Saturday
night Those present highly delighted the proceed
in aud those who absent Will regret that they did
attend when they learn that the Club addressed by three
OF the stauneh aud distinguished Wings in the
mOnwcalth-to wit; Messrs. wv. H. MAcFARLANp. HoI-
DIN RHoDrS and WyNnuAN ROBERTSON.
The first named gentlemen, having been introduced to
the meeting II called order, made
happy and effective speech,-gying comprehensive
NJ the objects vi the Wing Pary-urgng them vigorous
eXerons an behalf OF the and painting in glowing
colours the fair prospects which the OF the Wing
whatever direction he may them. When he had
cudCd Mr. RHouES introduced, and spoke for nearly
hour. This genemans speech will be long remember
cd by those who heard H. His indignant exposure Of the
principles (or rather the Of principle in common)
which distinguished what may be termed the Flve-caud
date" Pariyhs mastery delneatOn OF the character Of
that poncS grmskin Martin Van Burcn, and his supsSs
ingy eloquent euogy the great OF the Union
told every word and and when he concluded
the meeting gave three cheers for HARRY WEST
and his eloquent euogsi.
WNNpHIN RoBERT>oN, Esq, introduced
the meeting, and although called up without previous
warning showed that f0g0uTS pref his motto. His
speech chase and beautiful, and listened with
the greatest pleasure by the meeting.
1t Is often that the Wings OF Petersburg get such
treat they had Saturday night and regret that the
bad weather and the ogencral notice tat friends
from abroad would attend the Club deprived several of the
Party OF the pleasure OF being present--Pef. lat.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-07

The election OF Mr. John W. Jones the office OF
Speaker the House Representatives strikes one
Of the singular IN the annals of party That
gencman's Is Only contested hut contested with
such strong PresUmpons in favor ct has opponent
minds OF many, almost certainty that he
was fairly defeated That opponent already Washing
prepared prosecute his claims and We, the House Of
Representatives Loco Foco majority have thought
mt elect Mr.. Jones preside their elaboration.
Are the locos determined PREJUDICE the We hope
and believe but the choice under the circumstances
itmust lie acknowledged, singular aspect.
Suppose MG Bolts, upon fair hearing his case should
be found beyond all dispute, entitled the which no
contests wall he then be the Speaker Of the House
lie Mr. Jones seat, aud that the Speakers
Chair. IL be however, and presume such il will at
amy lie construed be- that Mr.. Bolts contests only
the given Of them by the people that the Speak
eTs Chair Ie git OF the House. In that case House
will again be put the trouble OF oectng Speaker. All
this trouble, IN favor si man, whose days as repreSen
;aIve Of ,hs District numbered and limited at least
this aTthost, have been very uane
cessary.
To Mr. Jones himself believe no objection has been
raised by party 1t Is allowed that his qualifications are
ample and that he will, probably do minority as much
justice any other. 1t is the snguar,y Of the precedent
which attracts attention.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-07

moan, the stand thinking suppose he must have bat
aniidote what Mr. Spence had said than his
ciacs had furnished. Afer the Wings got through, they
three hearty cheers ivr Henry Clay and dispersed in
the finest spirits. srollcd hear Wise, being vep
anxious hear him before the people, but Mt. Editor.
must say think without prejudice. that his speech
quite failure his Arguments without force,
fairness in statement; his and SATIRE without point and
quite common place.
Twas really pleased with the Wing spirit in Old Acco
and pleased than disapp tinted, for had
heard they icrle set 10 be led about by de-
magogne who would take them by the speak
TOR the Wings they cf that class, but seem
To bo sensible who think and for themselves. IL
thought ther that Clay val carry the with
Van Buren,, least l. OF course,
say vey te that; but YOU, there is the
right OF spirit and enthusiasm prevailing there. The
meeting adjourned after private business
aud giving Mr. Pitts invitation address them their
next meeting, December Court dsy next which lac
quite whether his professional would
allow HIM TO do. MARYLAND.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-07
NOTICE

The Democratic association Of tie CITY Of Richm0Rd
will hold regular meeting their the Exchange
Hotel, THIS EtsginS, att O'Clock. Several distinguished
Democratic Republicans and iToacR orators, will address
the meeting. Those who intend visit the meeting will
please come early in the evening" should rather
night y for 1t will he time after "Dc-noon." the
"dsrkcys" say Wings who come 10 the meeting, and
who; when orators under the excitement of the
and under the influence he noblcr feelings. hap
pen 10 mention the OF Clay applaud so long and
load requested do Those members of the
Association, appointed sit the staging the feet Of
the Speaker, convey the Impression that the benches
crowded that they get elsewhere,
ordered be early IN ntendancc.-si towards the
Of the PLATFORM and make less noise when they dan
ge their feet underneath. Our Wing bre hren respect
fully invited TO attend Come and hear what we have To
say tor those principles that need much support.
7. S-Momhcrs oi the ASS citation, who bring their
Hck0'ysticks with them, and who invariably applaud
an improper nc requested wait until Father AbFa.
ham" gives "fhe sign -
It's hoped that every member is "Tce.total-er,"-as
ne might otherwise nconnenty his preference
for the Presidency"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-07
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port of Rich mn ond.

ARRIVED,
Schr Ame.ia, Fnsbee Portsmouth y H. potato.- and
plaster Rankin < Wh.uock.
Sehr Pennsylvania, Adams, Alexandria, to Rankin &
NhiilCcA
siooP sally Ann White, GwaIhmay Smthfeld, sund5ies
SciT Almira, Barns, Baltimore, lghr.
SAILED,
sehr Tusearora, Smack, New orb, flour and tobacco
Steamer Columbus, Parrish, Baltimore tobacco.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec CLEARED, schr Lagrange
Crowcll Richmond, Joseph Hand.
NEW YORK, Dec. CLEARED, schrs Thos Ireland
Somers, Richmond, Cooley & Co; Ann Smith. Cole
do do; James & Samuel. do Monahan & Beers: Nassau
Dearborn, DO, Allen & PaSson. Arrived schr = Rock
wei. Hewer, DAYS from Richmond, coal.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-07


Many feared tiat ths ,Hori CO. exclude Go, msnl.r-
general uckstsy.o would ead 90 a1 i1ermnabls debate
ln iI'l-' without cs presiding officer 1s iu tic
rev Jef-fy case; h.fI ayCrtcd hg hs fu1IJfy wi
would admit ~ question pi the uI ui members returned
by states o. their Rspfentauycs, wi'n there were no con-.
hcrng claims 60 the 4e"f. an when c simple matter wa,
whether membsrs uuqucstiO1sbly elected their Rene.
sentative by the people. according DO. Gully law existing
in thc S'ite Tor tc purpps should Js admitted OIL sucb
There were un conflicting e.1im. 90 Ie s.ef. u 81. true.
but doc i' i1ct Ut m1sFs seat being contested throw
OF once he p,H.r OF judging ins in. ie hands ~
uc C.eH' ID that officer q. brIaI tI. SfolI cool.
oad bay, Cd" ~I n.' coil tc n1u, o.. certain mon bccau.c
their sest c,aesisd" why may s, n., 20, behind DO %
second tuc and say, OF wall not cai cor,lu other nance
hacaus their S1e h- complied ni le 'lws ri Con.
ges'' ID Do, may tlio tc f,-ou-biiy in tie first cas,
why may he natin the second Nny. Why m1y ho lof
much r,fler na, l uie second tic uam,sr. orc
elected plainly 90 violation 81 fhe AW 81 Congress which
has ihc power arrange the Disfcg bro t.sir present
sIape. Conn, dob NOT exist prur o. thc Constitution
b. /. che creature Of 1a INSTRUMENT and a i powts arc
derived from TO- Membsu must of cJlre be elected
according ac laws Of Conr,c.s which th, Consultation
gives pJ~er O., p.. 10, present. ncmbcf- Of 10, ouf
S'acs, afo ssc'ed n violation Of au .Fp, aw. aud IL
any r.r'I au'e, hat ud ury hs Ci,rk Boo eYing
b.ylnd a' brood cool, .vi.. VI, j,ry would 81, -ueh
an one de present
The Globe continue.
"TO foiu q admi,r01, under such crcum,tsnccs would
have bosn tue aff0gafon Of power The port ri sumo
3intcs 10 'tpo oih,is from n, Un.Jr."
Eraoy We tod tll Globe ~ Of ihs time II ihs i,su
Jcr'y ua butts n,,fc''t,n We o. eyeiuje re,o5sf.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-07

j. Mr, VIM. +. Turner, Member from Jefferson. il. de
;ancd from his the Legislature by indisposon
HJ-we apPrehenI a upon our oratorieaI
friend Crp than intended be We heari that IN h
the sweat House" he impairment md
inrsh upon u an while under that impression ari
Gle rowing linn mp River with him before II
Published and amer type, that We had
been altogether usnoed anI that nothing said vas de
signed to be unkiH waeeupou undertook
to elruhc from TIE article whatever Of harhn might
a. IL But the effort proved atouvr, and youthful aspan ia
much greL he'll up neither haterg
nor Just We maxi amends b, culoning good o and
shining oTIlIneut . ISCcofscossm
The " ALG1Lra" evidently has skill IN the culinary
ar-as its 'snacks" bear witness; but our House" is
not easily beaten.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-07
FARMERS BANK " VIRGINIA.
THE annual meeting Of the Stockholders

TNHE annual meeting Of the Stockholders Of
u ie Farmers. Bank Virginia. willie held at their Baking
Holsc s ety n Richmond Wc5ne.Ily. ioui dos ~
Jarusry. lsfG
or A,scmh passed March 2j, Isis provide. Chat a
or,f Urrrf0fJf Bank 1I ralfsr 10y pf0g In,
s9ekhoef iu election 81 Directors Bank nor
sa PROXY E valid which shall have Lr1i ct.eut,d Ilys M
fore tIf time Of c.ct1n"
The a,t fIs 'l try Precedent of director 0r tuy Saw
lHk. Gplr4I agent OF MtuIl Mnng Com
pany .lnr hereafter eligible director OF 1ny H,us
Ucrrnihef fth. = a. BLAIR t4tIfr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-07

hnnw aI Men ty these presents. that - ~ . DO hars
by appoint - ~ be - subftH'-. and PROXY flr 1.l boo
end hrhl r. 90 luy eierior INJECTOR ~ o.
recofsofur fsrrsri Bank rfVrina. nsn., anI La
har 0 vote espectnE tr en1rfrF erfanr fenng
by Laws Ordnance Rrrraons my Do deemed nere-ry
and convenient for tie GDyernnsut ~ srI i Bank
w witness whereof - have LerrIno 20 baud lnd reai
thn - day n ----. fu fh. year
sFn'f Sealed bod iely fsf in prs'en,s of .- SEAL.
ID &
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-07

IL AUCTION NOTICE-wi he sold at our Auction
Store, this morning, Sugar, Coffee Bacon &c also new
Furniture. DAVENPORT & ALLEN.
dec7. IL.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-07

SUGAR, COFFEE, BRANDY, &c.
- blFs prime Green BIZ COfrc,
ID Do Do Havama DO
- bids prime dy rofiD Ei.0 lml 90 Cfo.r Sugar.
30 bt' fllthHmHYn A.ls Enrtg
hid- pf'iat IlniJ ii4li- 10 st9fe ani f1r sss ~
"t-" biNBY = IHONPSON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-07
10 THE PUBLIC.

TANHE aFcfhef VIII leave Hrlm0fi ta 1T Iiu
rcIi. Tot he Wet afd olers Merchant.
a othcfs fof TO- collection Of claims taua1cpu 0f
Charleston. Va Cincinnati OhY Louisville ny Sew or
leans. and other Weston cities.
Refer 60 Jolu Iln.ts.r Ef4, aud S. o. ruusuIsn -
Secretary 4. q. Il L.t1. g. PJWrIAt.N.
I-euf1fau AGENT 4 . A g.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-07
COMMISSION HOUSE.

'HNHE undersigned have formed Co Partnership under tie style
II and firm II
bridges g. Brother,
oT e purpose q iflnacting Central
ING Bu'n-'s and oac their ird The public
generally. '
They VIII give ilrtieulr Of Tobacco Flr
Grain aul every dss.rpuon Mrrclllie AMI from their ham,
experience 10 Zoe Tobacco and trade they feel .tnr In
promising 1.iacton 90 all who flyofiem with
once at the Gary Ngnh streets-n-st door Il,
Chlres Plmsi E.q
JAMES & BRIDGES
DAVID BRIDGES
Richmond De- .ui I-Il J.,--n1.t..
81 me Petersburg ln"hssng"r AMI IyEshLufy NgiIan v
please publish one week AMI charge his once.
AORESTON'S Extract OF Lemon, Tor itiyo,nr Ielr
n Ices Pastry, Sc.-for sale ~
de BOLTON HARRISON
TrBHfs-T fHnks-TrHHks
4 ARD LEATHER IRON FRAMED Travelling Tninks RI.
'ei aud Black Leather. with Them. for sale very
"" ~ SAMi'Ei. PJTNEY
De- One door above HuJ,ari. Gambler a c.
Oh lI.ts pfirue Porto Rico Sloiasses
~ 10 Bags Pepper.
10 Kegs saH Peifc. Receiving and mr. ta,- by
%" WEBB. BACON T. 60.
'fGAKs atd TpBACCO-4ODD Iilvanna and rurir C,y,.
~ n he approved Lranf- 80 boxes Cbsinr 'b eco If
,'ie"'f qualify 'of 'a.' BY Dc ALEX DrNALG 90.
NENrONJut received The finest beer seen Boz make. fl.
iaH. which wi be- served up 70 s'csk. st.Ws e.. &c
Of-JERS-fnsd 'ewcd roasted seniDed and on t
chatting dsi a. npn'nis nptee az The "AIamlfa,' by
de r. W. ALLEN.