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DIBRELL, HOLCOMBE L. co,

tUNWINNFUIF .TENIHHNIN,
aPi-disml opeosa- rh'ssas wsis -ilo,s-.
l.. Il. SMITH. Hair Gutter.
oJr Once IN bassm-nt under uss Enclanss IoasL "a
NOrhE-An r-froh. 'nsrbts 10 u Michigan
Co. ate Icle-sed b. nak. auseair psyn,rn
refb~r- who daily auil,d COZ
esfh p1 lNi.DEs A BROTrER
hNE oi two courses must h. pursued by inc
~ nihe salc Of my Piano fosie.. adopt
common pfaes" With many ialsts la the aiclo OF
"'i-f Instrument 80 ofc the character ms
mus Do n have been eBaV"ng do Year, past
- public To ioim their b. ty-g
iofn' course have never adopted. AMI
have if-d aud found To wei. Piano Fous-
are NJ ~as equal to nsir IA this any county
have heard OF but that being
tbs pubc depend upon alone simply beg Of them 20 ts,.
We mapef by actual tnaL Any desiring purchase
Piano, take withhold taynent uu,u they
can prove the instrument T. 2. NASH.
Book and Piano Forte Seller.
Ju w W Petersburg Va.
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NOTICE.
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Crouch, brooks s. IIudsou-s.


INTENDING Co New YORK 90 a few DAYS for nm, .,ot 81,
- tah"ools ws shall ohcr from this time light Cahco. lawn
~ very ruuetd pfces-Many desirable ~ es English ami
French prints ~ about half the fmuaton E,t a.
ttneh and English ~ prints beautiful qualify wananis .,
,o a ~ yar worth from " 20 zoe Iry yard oron prints
OF lf hnr- quality imported uude foI city az D. ysr
Is OUT obJ'ct BE- o. clear Of summer cool.
h, nave been cu before ihe receipt Of hu goods We shau
ell such without rrraIi i0 cost
~ - CRnrCm. nRnnKa 4 nI-n.nN
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WIIEAT.

w are Agents for the sale of Produce of every
kind and tender the Farmers for the
osa oi their crop OF Wheat and Oats The highest
rice shan always be- obtained and proceeds cash
ny pa Of the country, deposited Bank credit We
permitted to refer % number eeurcn have
"nied Their business {" and who
bat MlLIcL .. nsi--.am.nGl Ihcn ~ WOMB m.rL.nn-
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FOR RENT.

~ The three story brick Building on Main
- ot street doof above Mr. Lewis Webbs stor,
s recently vacated y NJ joseph o. Collit large Ium
pet Hse asi Thus eScccnt stand for an Auctooe,r
ot Ioce of almost ay other Kind OF business and % a good ten
ant VII De- rented vey reasonable terms Appy 90
PHILIP ~ TABB 4 son.
uhce on Main Grocery Store Of WIN NJ
Harrison. Fsl n, a. .,
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FOR CHARTER.

- The 4. eoppef-i Bug OCEANUs Capt smith carrlrs
$50 hhd Tobacco Cy Point m readiness To receive
cargo Apply Ia ia %
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81 The President and Directors of the
a@'--E- James River Steamboat Company have tins DIV
DECLARED Dividend of ,r share on the Cam
TAI OF Joint Stokoi SAID 'omany which VIII paid the Sock
holders u gal representatives. after til suth inst nv
order WA SINTON Secrrtar,
Ju l3-u al Sbo.sr-. Fo,,rt,,.
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60 The story brick building, lately occupied
- by Mrs Nekae. on n srcetA large gaui-n Is attached
90 the house AMI ct the most
pleasant family residences 90 o.. cros.csson immediately
Nppy % THuS W. RECOMMENDATIONS
Jn l'-u 40 the Powhatln House
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
INHE subscribers have for rent two room.
- above DE- Store occupied by u,atr both of ,t,t m
.ey aeibe having hrt rate entrance They lr- well .n,s
ior offices Cor professional man ur Zoe i-ro i.,,, ~, -
men-atd vii DEL rented l1w if applied f,fs..,r
o. WATKINS a 60.
r' ioor below waissorh runner 4 AZ, Ms,
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SALT-5OO sacks Liverpool Fine Salt, in mic,
~ order, landing for sale By
ju - EOYD EDMOND 4 DAVENPORT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-29

He issnosa circular hs faithful and requests them to
give vcnt to THAR sentiments through tho columns OF tho
Enquirer Forty thousand giving their opinions through
the columns OF scmweckly newtpaper! But IL is not
TO be presumed that all these will appear in their
own right They to be represented at the rate OF
ten thousand TO representative by few of the Enquers
old Romans who the opponents of public opinion
in this State. The Editor himself has doubt least half
Of them in his pocket this present time OF writing,
and no can find Romans enough in this city for the residue
Truly this is very modest and Republcanke method OF
settling affairs. We shall keep sharp lookout upon the
columns of the Enqurerwe shall doubt be gaed with
an ample display Of public sentiment; that is il being
ceded that Richie and his Romans the public. Oi
course should dissent, he is Wing in disguise and
portion of the public; therefore the OF
all such will be published. not. the editor may tit
We do not hope TO have any influence the Calhoun
men, do desire any, We will beat them and their
avoritc out OF sight, whenever they may choose
him. But must think indicrenty of their under.
standings than prepared do present. if they a
low themselves TO DC taken in by such shallow Device
Why the ostrich that sticks his head the sand and leaves
his poserors exposed thinking that body him.
because he nobody, prodigy Of wisdom compa.
red TO the perpe,rator of such shallow artifcc.
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regard all opposition to their WILL us nothing bet.
ter than rebellion.
We would ask of this driveller, if we did not
believe him sunk too far, in the irnbeciity of age
To give rational answer to plain question, what
he can expect to gain 10y addressing an article so
repletc with insoence, to men whose votes he
seems anxious to secure! Is he their lord and mas
ter Can he dispense punishment or mercy rs he
may think proper, and are they to bend the knee
at his ioostoo and humby ask forgiveness for their
hultsi Is he the "Grand Turk" of the Van Blu.
rem party Must all men kiss his big-toe before
they can be initiatedl II the Retrcators are pre-.
pared to undergo this imposing ceremony, far be it
from us to throw any obstacle in their way. But
Il does seem that Scnex might have held out his
leg with little less ostentation.
Who are the Retreating Wings! As body they
do not exist. There are n few stragglers here
and there, who may or may not fall in with the
Locoioco party; but they are neither numerous nor
influential enough 10 have any effect upon the great
result. In fact all such are not "Rcreating
Wings" they are not Wings at all. All who can
properly lay claim TO that title are as firm and de-
cided now us in 1910. As for the Wings wishing
10 create n division, &c, that is not true. The
Wings wish TO the whole Locofoco party uni
ted in order To kill il at blow.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-29
VTndieation of the President.

John Jones is going to collect number of Locofoco
speeches "vndicang the President against the charges
the Clay Wings" What good will that do John Their
has already told you that the party loved the
but ubhorred the traitor While he in tho chrysais
they aered him Of serve their ends
and told YOU at the time all they wanted Were
you ass enough, or your enough think
them in carnest lis his wckedness and folly, not
the dupicV of the Loco Focos he ought blame That
is the traitors have always been treated, from the be.
ginning OF the world. They your for sale,
and they bought him long credit. IL get the
price he bargaincd for, is his concern, that
OF the Locos Look in the Encyclopaedia Americana"
Johnny Article Arnold You will find your masters great
prototype railing against the British Government for not
paying HIM the thirty thousand pounds promised. But
one had any sympathy for the traitor. Your still
following IN the footsteps Who thought of paying
traitor No unless 1t be such payment the Ro.
Damsel received from the bobaans whose hands
she betrayed the citadel Of her county
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DIED.


City, Bilious Wednesday morning August
23rd M AMBRousE w. CLARKE, 23rd year Of his age
and and relatives TO
bemoum his untmey demise.
At his residence Dinwiddie c. ii. the 10Th inst,
in the 18th OF his age, EDWARD L. PEGRAM Esq leav
ing wife and four children and large circle relatives
and friends weep loss which they only can esii
mate. The Court, OF which he for long time the
Commonwealth Attorney adopted the following tribute Of
respect his memory:
At Court held for Dinwiddie County on the 2st Au.
gust. lSi3 WIN. Robertson, ST., ESQ., presented to the
Court the following resolutions:
At meeting of the monbers OF the Bar practising in the
Courts OF Dinwdde county, upon OF the sad intel
gence Of the death OF Capt Edward l.. Pegram
ReSO!ped, That in token OF respect for the memory Of the
deceased and participating the deep and sympathy
Of its citizens for the loss their country has sustained in
this dspensson OF Providence in the death of Edward L.
Pegram, Esq, whose virtues and abilities private life and
public Office were so much admired, suggest TO the
Court that II now adjourn 10 the Court in course
ResOiUed, As the wish Of the Court which we concur
that copy Of this proceeding be furnished by the Clerk of
the Court TO the family OF the deceased expressing them
sincere coincidence and sympathy in their great
loss and keen affection
Ordered, That these Resolutions bs entered Of record
and published in Newspaper published in Peter burg
copy--Tesie
JOHN p. CRUMP, {. c.
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The removal -atsrlas object tbs phaIihraps
nssery ofts world hut the principles treating
poeroe but slowly for thousand owing limited
means OF acquiring knodee but introduction o
printing and literally light
'awned upon the wo and the Of the 10Th
advantages which his focatc did I'm this general DIM
SION oi knowgc remedies AMI discovered
IN the beautiful orebouse OF the vegetable exactly
@ 10 combine with, neutake and dre the subtle poison which
us' sh throughout the general system and prcses
IN" dut SatdSs saiSaparlh purely vegetable
been horsnghy tested !.
ncnee Known to- be safe and eeeiua
ment ct thu glands ispro-y. sa Rhcum Ecz.u,a.
Rheumatism ralpa,ion Of the Heart diseases
in impure OF dspaved state Of the blood
digestive organs The Proprctors daily
mona. giving interesting details OF
certificates Clergy
and ay all confirming the statements are constantly
ccivcd and win cheey lie exhibited application Facts aa
recorded sufficiently clear and
Gus Of the real merits of this invaluable medicine
For ADVERTISEMENTS this city papers
Prepared and Sold whoesa, and retail and for
A. BSANDS CO, Druggists aud Chemists. Granite buildings
No 273 broadway Chambers New York.
agcniin Richmond A. Duyal X CO., Petersburg Roper Ander
Norfolk NJ A. Santos and sold by Druggists generally the
principal cities in the u Staies-Pee $500 bottle, bottle,
for IS. 30
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-29
GeneraL Sireep :

John Jones recommends the decnpitaon OF two hundred
clerks These Offices will be sufficient supply the whole
Tyler party in tho Union John thinks no man ought to
hold Office longer than four years tdepend what sort
OF man 1t is One ysar, month long for such
neunbents the Captain. The people seem to think that
three and eleven months quite long for him. and
would be glad TO get rid of him if they could az too
long possession of Office (says John apt bcget
cratic haughtncss," &c. You should have added in such
upstdrs the Captain john in who have no true dig.
nifty of character and mistake arrogance for independence
John says, however, he advocate
eral sweeps in Washington elsewhere" Oh no. Two
hundred at clip is but small affair TO man Of Johns
known moderation. We agree with John that Sat no dis
iant day il Is contemplated call a number of citi.
lens fresh from the people to Washington" The PEG.
pie have made up their minds upon that point.
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THE Enqn5er ogd m, Coyr,y,joo ,

II does not become us to interfere in which
We have no concern; and surely II there was ever one in
which not only but the large majority Of this country
had no interest 30 that Of Incorporating Loco Foco
Convention. Let the nominee be who be may, et him
get in Convention what number nj votes he NAV he s vet
doomed 10 be not only beaten but utterly annihilled by
Old "liauy Of The West" when be before the PEG
pie But wo glad portion Of ihc Democracy arc now
enabled 10 see tc manner which tie wires have been
working 10 this State for the lnst thirty years.
The Editor Of the Enquifer asked by him Of the Mer.
curry, IN certain contingency, ho will do submit to
aceraIn hiug Every IN this community knows well
enough what the venerable editor would say be- PIT
npon h' oath. Bot csndor pau Of his game. lie pro.
esscs the deepest humility; be will venture no. he,
10 answer Tor the Democracy; but he will gather their opn.
ions on the mOotod point How does he undertake effect
tins desirable object by calling primary assemblies all
over the country discussing the matter and thus ecidng
the sentiment Of the majority Far from IT, lie takes
cafe 10 run such unnecessary rsqne.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-29
CLAY CLUE IN HANOVER.

We are requested, by distinguished citizen OF Hanover
TO call the attention OF the citizens OF that famous old
~, to the proprey of organizing Clay club the next
September Court. There is proprety commencing the
Grand movement in that quarter which strike all
the first glance.
IL in that county, already famous the birth place
of the "foesborn Demosthenes" haihe great American
Statesman first opened his upon that world which
destined to be filed with his glory 1t that county
first witnessed the gradual expansion Of his infant intellect
his early struggles with poverty and the first gmmerngs
hat genius which halo of glory around this era of
the Republic The Mahomoan feels strengthened in his
faith by visit TO Mecca-he soldier views with feeling
almost amounting idoatry the iron cradle of Ajacco in
which rocked the future conqueror of Europe-the
scholar loves 10 nger the fallen gories of Rome
and the patriot regards with revcrentia the tomb
Washington, and the birthplace him who most nearly
resembles him. Verify if any county had reason to
be prohd of her son- old Hanover that county Patrick
Henry and Henry Clay! Where shall find third fit to
be matched with those two? Not within the broad limits
Of this mighty land.
Like most men who have won honor for themselves and
conferred renown the place Of their biith Mr.. Clay
not born with silver spoon in his mouth He had slrug.
gle with poverty, prejudice and an imperfect education.-
He had friend fortune, patron; but he paronzod
himself Commencing his in strange country and
in profession presenting array OF talent time al
without parallel, he appeared many TO have under
taken hopeless task. But sooner had he become
known than 'competton literally shrunk before him."
The greatest talents that could be brought against him sunk
beneath the weight of his colossal genius
Next TO Washington, Mr.. Clay bears the most envabe
reputation OF any public this country has produced
There is openness, boldness, oiness in all his ac
lions, that speak the character of his mind He despises
all trickery, all cunning and marches straorward TO his
end.
We hope friends in Hanover will give full attend
ance Ia September.
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" oer1in formidable ani tune. ncurabe
dase manftcstng itself by rh1ucrr warts which
Ficcscd ulcers % The throat boce on various
Pars ~ i1e body with nocturnal especially bones
and Shoulder The system oi with poison which I'M
iess Incredibly arrested, vii uceraie eyrscopsume
M NOSE contract thc body md form into
such mas OF corruption such duurh n stencil such Die
'u Of gasne sufficient the guilty. victim with terror
Happily fDr mankind ne Governor ~ loo mercy IA,
ap,pted man BY which THIS dreadful mally CAN CURED
i'hg successful pactce combined thorough
Pacuea kuowleRe ~ NJ Anatomical Of
frame, fully entities HBRTLEI confidence of those mo
insy have fallen prey insols dseascOoe Lopsf
lilly, RiclaoHd 10, au 10
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-29

MANUFACTURE OF PrBLrc OrIMos--The Editor Of the
Petersburg Republican,, touches this subject with pencil
Of light We have been endcovofng for years TO let the
people understand in what way "publc opinion" is made
to orderly the Enqurer but words passed for "Whg
lies" among the initiated. We have from another
quarter No presume will dispute the Democratic
principles Of MIR. Washington Greonhow Our renders will
find the article in question in another column.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-29

Mr. Richie, Of the Richmond Enquirer, thinks that Mr.
Van Buren, ought 10 be the candidate OF the Bocvoco party
Tor the Presidency in 1874, because Justice not done
him IN 1910 Now, thought that good wholesome jus.
tco mced Mr.. Van Buren, In 1910 and in good
measure but shall have objection giving him more
OF the kind in 1874 If his unmeciiiu friends will IN.
sist on it-LoUisuilie Journal.
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tCoaxuNIclrEp.

iCoASuNicATEp.
The dinner at Croxton's Springs said be given r..
NJ. L. Hunter, ESQ.,, came of the appointed time. The
Wings had but little say; they left tho Democrats TO di
ges the truly marvellous speech Of the exhonourable-
Several Locos made public display of their eoqusnce,
one Of whom might be termed "Swcat House Orator.,
tor his gesculaons dangerous IN the extreme much
than Illuminating sound OF his voice. the
Of his creed; for whilst the OF delivering potent
subtle idea he upset his neighbour, who u.
dicrousy thrown h0rs de combat much the
of the hitherto tacitun Wings.
There stir in the evening, which It ap-
pretended might terminate in rows but believe there
no broken bones dsocated joints A Loco hand
ed me the annexed lines, saying that he had much
consulted rhyme measure, faithful description OF the
FEAST &C.:
81, tables Of half done
Scarce fit for hungry dogs eat;
The hsh they had also
The dressed dinner
The dinner should have been given free,
In the spirit OF Democracy
But the of all. I do insist
The cash demanded before minced.
The Wings laughed chuekled, and smiled,
All the the Democrats dncd
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Commercial Reforo.
REVIEW OF THE MARKET.

REVIEW OF THE MAKkET.
FLOUR-Canal S4i.
TOBACCO-lnspections very small; but there
yet considerable stocks market for SALE &C. lower
rates asked Lugs 81 Oa2 IS; Inferior Leaf S3a34
Middling S3I74; Good SlIaG; aud Fine Goals.
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Disgpygiu,msyt.

We errn rom the Petersburg Republican, de-, ir oLor
had intended TO yisit the Spiug but .apectrg from his
Circular ti1t Mr. Richie about take snap uJq
ment on him, he wisely abandoned ris project
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-29
To MIR. JOHN AsIIFORD.

w the view of petitionng the next Gener
al Assembly Of Virginia divorce rraesIo mamo,.
IRON you as my husband have lied onee of the s
pe 'ouu OF Law forthe County Of Randolph of N
gina statement OF the the application for d.
'oee as aforesaid VIII be- ioundedani not resident
s commonwealth therefore, pursuance Of the Act OF As
seoy IN such case made and method of no
ing You o he same and require attendance the
the circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancey said Con
o. Randolph At the Count House County ON the first day
TIE next Term OF said Court when and shall for
Jury to be emannee to ascertain the in said state
YourS &c - - " 50 '>
2s-wIw NApt, .Sup,pn
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port of Hjchm ond.

Port OF Hjchmond.
Hrs Tat,, Is" dag a, 81 eeioek 4. ~
ARRIVED,
Schr Commerce, Krarg, New York sundries
Steamer Columbus Porrish Baltimore, sundries
s5chr Mary Elizabeth Appcgarth Baltimore sitndries
SAILED,
Schr Weymouth Couch, New York -four md tobacco
Scln John Lozer, Gysloc, Jersey Civ, coal
Scht David Coz. Weldon Ncw.fs, csul
schr Alice A. Pcudergasl, Stevens, Bermuda Hundred,
Tobacco.
NEW YORK, August 2G-Clearcd, Bark, Toulon, Rich,
Richmond
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CANAE COMHERCE.

ARRIVED
Canal Boat General Harrison master with s9l tone
MOI from Lyuchbrg s. r. Ii1rr. Thos wnians Iudar,
Preston Dbren Iolcorne u Creust,v 4 CO. Ino
Jones
Boat Josephine, r. Brown uaser Oh pa tons MD from
sc1usyle. o. Frys Co, 49, Sheppard, and j FansS
CLEARED.
Boat Occoa g logan master with % ton. mdI for New
Canton.
Boat bavy crockeu ~ Couch master VIII, g. ton. uIz Tor
Igurt fHtf0
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FEMALE SCHOOL in Charlottesville. Ia.
lIlN the Mi.sr. ScnII-l

FEMALE SCHOOL in Charlottesville. Ia
(By the Mi.s-. scott.)
Ns Institution willis e. ON
u the first ofoetobcr The win com,
the following branches; Reading Writing Arithmetic Geo
gaphy HISTORY English Grammar Composition, Music tn.
Te,-rot tuition in all the branches ereep, Music and French
the scholastic OF ten months $40 90
For Music and Use Piano. d. ....... \, oo
n .sneh -, -..- 1854 80 90
Boari and tuition paid annually advance The boarding.
Department. and the religious and moral young Ia
dies VIII the SPECIAL constant
supervision OF Mrs Scott pne win IN ry,ry respec, be-
parental ANY communication sLes-,d No .,h., ~ ,n NJ
scott OF Ia their mother Mr Susan Scott promptly
tended
REFERENCES
Rev. WIN. Norwood Richmond,
Mrs Mead.
Rev WIN White, Charlottesville,
Rev. H. X. Meade
Cot T J. Randolph, AbemarIc,
Alex. Duke Esq,
Cha's Slaughter, Esq.
Col H. r. Walker Buckingham au e9-ch
DUBLIC SAIE.-uy yirtu. Of the La, vii, of IN. lar. Cen
YIN MADISON the subscribers SELL mt public auction ON
n @ Jay OF October next IL fair otherwise day
s valuable estate hes county Madison in the fork Of
@ on IN, Robinson and Rapid Ann rivers
acres OF very superior quality portion being
on the rivers all OF which well adapted growth of
This farm situated about nor, Of Orange Co,, uor
on the main road leading from the place Culpepcr Court
House and IS miles from depot which now an
an cAeennt market well ,imbed Attending variety OF the
hnes kinds II IL also well watcred OF spring. in ami
streams running through which rs an exiepy. nsa
dow The improvements dwelling house and out house.
such rs cabins stables tobacco regards say Of
climate convenience of location Is
oy but few estates this eountrycommandnr I'm.
view OF the Hue Ridge Southwest ami valley the Ra
pid Ann. " wv ~
The Subscribers villa sell the stock OF hos
oheh eaue sheep hogs tools
crops OF corn wheat hay fodder &C. Considerable quantity OF Old
corn together with various other
puit oi te land viii BE- shown Those wishing the land
W. ~ on the subscribers who reside or on
~ John IL Lee who ON the premises, whom will take
pleasure IN accompanying
L. : anu annual payments secured APPROX
u PERSONAL security and deed of trust pro
petty q credit OF IL months, all above $40
w'pe nade al the mansion house, the late tesdence
"" "'oeaseu JAMES w. WALKER,
RICHARD C. BOoToN,
au-p-eEt&wd Er'rs Of WIN Madison deed.
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JOHN N. GORDON.

ENRESH TEAS, &c:-
Il Fresh G,mPowder Teas Of fine and Gne quality
Old Java Coffee
Superior St CroiI Sugar
"lOdges' Pine Apple Cheese
New Bedford Sperm Candies
Hull & sons" Patent Taiow do
Humphrey synes l. Co" 10 do
"DuPonis" Eagle and III Gunpowder
"Youle's" Shot assorted sizes forsae by
r. 81 RI'RTON
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CARPETS AND RUGS.

lust received fresh supply above Goods consisting
90 Rug AMI Ingram, OF various prices
Brussels and Wilton Rugs J. u. CUNNINGHAMS
au - Cheap Cash oods Store 81 81 Sborkoe i'm