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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-09-02
Iiov, the Washington Globe.

TYLERIsm IN PHLADELrHA.-The following roso-
luton was passed at a meeting Of the Democrats Of
the 9th ward in PhiIadelphia on Friday evening last
{" Resolved, That the delegates just elected be IN
structed to use their utmost endeavors To send dele
gates To the Harrisburg convention who are IN no
way or degree tainted with Tyierism or Porterism-
terms which are, to our view, synonymous ones"
Now, according TO our apprehension, II The
pretended friends of Mr.. Van Buren, should be
able to turn the votes Of President Tyler's aud
Governor Porters friends in Pennsylvania
against him, more efieclual plan could not be
adopted to give the State TO Mr. Clay. And so
in many States. We should like 10 know MIR.
Van Buren's opinion on the subject, and per-
haps we will before long.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-09-02

We have the SOUTHERN LITERARY MEssEN-
GER for September.
same month.
Both Of these works rank the highest Of their
respective classes.
. CAMpBELL's FOREIGN SEm-MoNTHLY MAGA-
ZINE, for September, has been received from the
publishers. 1t is embellished with beautiful
engraving by Sartain-lhe Return Of the Wa
lers-and filled with the best articles from the
British Magazines. Published by J. M. Camp
bell, 90 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, at IS per
annum.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-09-02
THE NORWEGIAN EMIGRANTs.

correspondent OF the Boston Post, writing from
Detroit, gives the following picture of a party of
Norwegians whom he found on board the steamboat
that took him there. 1t may or may not be fancy
sketch, but certainly there is no natery in the like
ness:
What struck me most on board the Bunker Hill
during my passage 10 Detroitw was large assemblage
of Norwegans bound for Wisconsin Territory whose
singular costumes and revolving soyenliness Of ap-
pearance formed the staple subject OF conversation
all The day long.
II has never yet been asceriaincd, believe, wha,
system OF internal economy prevailed in the domestic
establishment of Adam and Eve. Therefore we
ought to be careful how apply the term primitive
To any portion OF the human family, lest we should
Willingly aspcrse the character Of our original pa
rents. But II primtlvcness be meant 10 imply not
only the utter absence Of every thing bordering ON
refinement but moral and physical degradation then
the class OF cm'grants mentioned above are the most
primitive race Of PEG, lie anywhere in existence e.
Their hands and faces we're actually begrimed with
The accumulated filth OF yearsand as 10 their attire
II Is difficult TO conceive how any human being could
have been so disngenuous To devise so contempti-
bic and unpicturesquc an article OF clothing as that
which they wear.
IS sufficient to say that they would often scramble
among themselves for the very Stops which the cook
threw in large bucket Of dirty water altho, Oh as
had occasion TO ascertain they had plenty OF gold in
their possession Lord Nelson IN describing the in
habitsns Of a new ISLAND he had discovered in one
OF his dispatches to the Admiralty laconicaIy nor
trayed them thus -" Manners, none customs beast
"" That island must originally have been settled
by Norwcglans
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-09-02

Is-We request the editor of the Richmond
Enquirer 'as an act Of simple justice" TO read
the following from the KNOXVILLE (Ienn.) Ar
GUS. II is the closing paragraph of long and
able article on the subject of the National Con
venton. The editor advocates the District
System. But to the extract
In closing these remarks, take occasion to say
that in the last Presidential canvass struggled for
Mr.. Van Buren,. We all in Tennessee exerted our
selves. Since his defeat have ardently advocated
his denomination. Recent events have some THAT
shaken confidence in the correctness Of this course
Our high opinion Of the honesty and patriotism OF
MIR. Van Buren, is mistaken, but we believe have
others who at least available, and with whom,
we can triumph most successfully"
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-09-02

TBr Russian EMpAssy.-Thc Count Zabrelo,
Charge d'Aasires from Russia, arrived here yester.
day, and took lodgings at Galabruns National Hotel
The Count is t. hill the Baron Bodisco's place, while
the latter pays visit to his native land We regret
TO state that Mr.. Williams, clerk in the War De.
partment, and the father Of the Baron's accomplished
wife, departed tins life Thursday evening in
Georgetown; which may probably cause delay in
the prot osed visit - CapifoL
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-09-02

. :, ~" y" VttIt1fl Union M Utm0fTT
Cot. II. NJ. JoHssoS.--In the last FIVE or .ixvr..
we have noticed no less than seven Democratic .
pers heretofore the supporters OF Van Buren, fuf Oh
next Presidency, which have hauled down h. O
and hoisted that Of the hero Of the Thames. The.
can be no Disgusting the fact that Col johnson np
most popular Democratic candidate for the next IT,.
sIdcncy, and dc.cryodly so too The name ot Ja.
son kindles mp higher deeper. AMI more ..
thusiastic flame Of devotion 10 our country end ..t
institutions, than all the other distinguished D'n
cratic candidates Tor the first office in the nation
Tbs devotion for the man--for tie invaluable s...
vices rendered his country IN the day Of her trial
made him The object Of universal esteem, and ~,
should he be the nominee Of the National Con,,
ton, place him IN The Presidential cha by gfca'.
majority than was ever gwen 10 any candidate
that high station.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-09-02

Capt. Meeker, who has been using the diving bell
IN Delaware bay, has found the wreck ofthe soopof
war "Du Brskk," sunk abou, fifty years ago, with a
considerable quantity Of specie on board lie ex
poets to be repaid for his trouble
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-09-02

PRorosrD Vrrr-The u. S. Gazette states that
the Philadelphia National Guards, commanded by
Capt. Tustn, have It in contemplation to pay visit
to Gen Jackson at tie Hermitage, and they are now
making arrangements for The trip
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-09-02

Yet these legion Of editors and these 40 900 public
in the hands of John Tyler and with them he can be
elected President.--Pennsylran
II is not true. We never said so.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-09-02

The share Of Portsmouth, IN. n IN the surpia.
revenue, has been handed over 10 the Total Met.
nence Society, IN accordance with tie vote Of no.
town.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-09-02
Democratic majority,
100000

If 100000 Democrats in INDECENT circun,-
stances can be induced to vote for Mr.. Clay, il
would give him numerical majority of 1000.
Estimating the Clay cash capital at 500, 00O,-
900, the Bank-assumption British Wings could
afford to give each Of the POI, 200 voters $3.50,
and have 100000 left, which would support
1000 daily journals during the campaigni
With such danger ahead, we submit, il to
the Democracy II 1t would not be much better
for the Globe TO war against the common enc
my than TO expend its time and ammunition in
fruiiless assaults on President Tyler's Admin.
isua'ion. That print may, IL is true. secure the
congressional printing by pursuing its present,
course But Of wha, consequence to the Dem.
ocrai'c party will be the few thousand dollars
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-09-02
OFFICIAL
TREASURY NOTES OUTSTANDING

TREASURY NOTES OUTSTANDING
September 4, Isf3.
Amount as per the records of this office. viz
OF issues prior to the 3lst August,
ls42, S3,294,434 81
OF notes issued under the act of 3lst
August, ls42, 3,OOs, 200 Sc
se,302,725 -
Deduct cancelled notes in the hands
Of the accounting officers, 733,6lo ~
$500, JOG 81
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-09-02

In THOSE THINGS WHICH ARE ESSENTIAL LET THEM
~ usirr--ts SoS-EssEsTtALs, LIBERTY AND IN ALI
ra,sGs cHARiru.-- Atagustia.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-09-02
S5,569,l06 81

TREAsURv DEPARTMENT,
Registers Office September !, l843.
sf Il. l.. SMITH,
Register Of the Treasury.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-09-02

Persons having claims against balance due
from the Navy Department TO the estate Of
JAMES DAVIS, deceased, late seaman in the
United States service, are hereby notified TO
present them at the Office of the Fourth Auditor
Of the Treasury within two months from ths
date.
AUGUST 2S,h, 1S43. 81
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-09-02

No BANx--A REVENUE TAEISF-No Disrh'-
HurloN---No ABoLlTIoNIsM--A srsicf cossrRuc-
Tios or rHE CONSTITUTION, AS BY JEFFERSON
NO PuBiic DEBr-Ar ECONOMICAL ADmiNisrRA-
r,oN or PuBlIc ArFAIRs-ASD UNIVERSAL Sur
yRAoE wITH UNIVERSAL EDUCATION.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-09-02

Ma request tbs Madisoni.n "a Az act VI simple JUS
ce TO re-publish the article from the last Enquirer,
which blows skyhgh, the charge VIII oh the Aisdiso-
Man republlshes in lis last paper
We copy the aboye fiona .lhe Richmond En-
qurer. We would send the editor our right
hand, If be were 10 request il GAS an act Of
simple justice" ed. Mad1
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-21
W. MEREDITH

NM INFORM the vi anu
counties that he has moved neH door TO Me
Richardson Co few Messrs. Kent Kendall & At
cheap, not cheaper than any other
for cash city aoeepiances wholesale
following comprising part OF his stock TO winch
H. attention OF buyers generally;
Wool dyed blue biz Cloth; DO do black do
indigo blue do; Invisbl. green do Olive brown DO
Bk and blue blk Single mill blue blk French do
Light fancy French do sikVelve and other Nestinss
Plain blk. fgd do Wide blue blk striped Silks
Wide blue blk. Gro de Rens DO biz. satin Tuck
Blue bk striped Plain do do DO do black
blue Swiss; Black do do; DO Mattoni Luring
Biz snche Handsome light Silks assorted
style striped omhre silk White waered Gro de Napp
White pink green Gro Deuguque, for bonnets
Chusan dresses Stripes and fancy Mousiin de Lane
Biz. and blue hlk. do DO do do do BomhaZine
Lusire; Blk satin stripe BaIarine
Blue blk. Grape for wells; HIN and blue blk Love Wells
Pink green and blue and huh French CaInbrics
Also, French Chntz for 25 cts; Balzarines and Lawns
strpe Swiss Musiins, Plain and cold TarItan Muslin
Pink and blue do; Jaeonet and other Cambnes
md Hosiery in variety
Ladies Md Gloves, all cOlors; Mems do do
Parasos and Sun Screens; Silk and cotton Umbrellas
Splendid Florence Braid Bonnets; DO Bonnet Ribbons
An kinds Napp do Camb Swiss Edgings Inssrtng
Edginrs Thread Laees beautiful and cheap
Linen cambria Hdkfs Splendid revier stitched do
AIso. few magnificent; Green BeTage for wells
Handsome Brussels and other netts for caps
wrought french Dimiiy for collars * Gu
Dimiiy Collars Cuffs Irish Linens in variety
Kenings Hdkfs; Brown French and Grass Linen
Brownand white Linen Drilling; Bleaehed cotton Shifting
Ga and l24 Hamilton cotton sheetng
and Ie4 Linen sheetngs; Bireye and other Diapers
HucsAbuek ana Russia do
Danlask Napkins and beaehed Table Cloths
.ieaehed Linen do; Victoria Net Robes
Narcotics Corded do do Grass Cloth for do
French and fancy silk hngd Mitts Blk do do
Caieoes 4. 5. 6, 7 cts and upwards
Manchester, Richmond and Petersburg Oznaburgs
-, 30 and ~ brown cotton Cloth
Lonsiae Phoenix and other Nankeen ap .
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-21
REMOVED.

BRANNAN a. co.'s Old Dominion Clothing Store, op
- pois eide Of the Franklin Hotel
Earieys Old Stand
We would emhnce this opportunity and method II making
the
constantly keep hand Cothng especi.
ally for the current and approaching which viii
reduced prices for cash We respectfully
speet stock whether they goods goods
sold By that do respect returned
h. money refunded tr-y-Ar goods warranted n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-21
NEW STORE.

RIA n II, JOR rs \ WINSTON
RR receiving their stock Of Groceries, consisting in
IN part Of
~ hhds. New Orleans Sugars, various qualities
do Porto Rico, best quality
do H. CrOi1
1000 lbs. Wool-sy & Wooizey's best Loaf
5000 DO Java, iagum RIO and Other Cohees
10000 do Family and Wesiern Bacon
Together with an assortment Of Goods usually kept
Establishments.
by arrivals daily expected from New York they viii
BE- receipt u thoT PJgh kind from
10 three horse al which 1 be sod NJ a small ad
vance Goods purchased Of them be any part the
city, free Of charge.
ap1 PEARE, JONES 4 wINsroN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-21
CHEAP FOR CASH.

TENHE subscriber would call the attention OF the
public to this good merchants that
does promptly meet his engagements
ndemnng profit charged and where he has many such euso
ers his good customers more than
he would dc erminaton To let no such nsecs
sy exist by refusing SUCH which viii enable to sell
CHEAPER THAN EVER Those who buy for cash Pny
promptly quarterly would suggest the poprety OF Their
calling on below the Bel Tavern At old stand be
fore such customers
offering them GOOD ARTICLES, small advance upon
co., can cf-ct sales GEO. w. GREr-rER.
selling customers produce nor for de-
hyering goods bought of me aithe Depot
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-21
DIR. III. SWAYNE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY

; acknowledged to far excel all other medicines
the Past the West the North AMI the South
always virtues for Coughs Coiis Splitting Blood Tickling
Rising Sensations the Throat Bronchitis WhOopng Cough
Asthma Weakness Of the Nervous system Impaired Constitution
from cause and % falling decline this
medicine has equal the best testimonials Of
u virtues he by calling Saync AL preparations
from this valuable the above Dr. Sayns Compound
syrup Of Wild Cherry fictitious ard counterfeit To be had
NH VI,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-21
IMPROVED YEAST POWDERS.
For raising Bueksheat Cakes. ALufEns &c.

For raising Bueknheat Cakes, Mullins sc.
fOMBlNING economy convenience having
~ subtraction BY families Richmond recommend
th- article with eonenee We prepared large quantity
fresh and properly labelled with DtREcToSs
These Powders admirable substitute making
all Ends Of Batter Cakes and
IN rendering the batter perfectly Light and ready baking
ani they mixed Buekwteat and other
with the Powders less likely disagree
than those made with yeast and requires
prefafs for making the possibility Of having them
ufely avoided.
bREcrIoSsPut the eooured paper into
-ep@e ves-eis and and half gs n Nix
three quars Of batter Little thicker
qu IN which the powders Dissolved ready baking
r IN rel one Of the dissolved poeten add
well and commence baking Immediately shosf further agitation.
Han of each powder Tor 81 pns Prepared
sale by BOLTON 4 HARRISON,
Corner Main and Governor Eagle
NH 10
NEW WOHK.-tniyefsaisn examined renounced and er-
posed of lectures embracing sIperonee The
author during ministry of twelve years testimony Of
unyer-ast ministers dreadful tendency their faith
by Mathew Hale Smith.
CoyTESTs woRE-ls Religious experience ID Rea-
for TenounetnR unveral arising
attend H. defence b. Reasons renouncing drawn
from the threatnngs Of the Bible 9Th ronounc g
unversin dawn from the adiuced support the
doctrine 9Th univoasm not sustained by
favor derived from the light n 6h renounc
ing uniyeal-m drawn from moral Arguments
christians relation ~ uniycrsaists and
a supply just received by l.. VI. HARROLD.
Atthe = = Depository few doors below Exchange Bank
l NH
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-21
GARDEN SEED.
GAYN0R Il LYELL.

HAVE Just received fresh supply of Garden
= Seeds several different kisd. Garden
Seeds grown IN this State all Of which they recommend
and genuine.
ARriCHORE-Green Globe
AsPARACUS-fant or Dutch.
BUNCH BEANs-Bu1d Windsor Dwarf Mohawk Eary Dwarf
Mohawk Extra EaEy Six Weeks Parry Weeks Long
Pod Marrow Dwarf Red speckod French Royal Dwarf White
Kidney.
POLE BEANs-Houen,urai Pole Large White Lima searle,
Runners, White Dutch Runners
BKEr-Eary Blood Turnip Parry Yellow, French s,g,, t,
Blood, Mangol WunzsI
BROCCOI-l.arrc Purple Cape.
CAHbAGB-Baiersoa. Cromwell Dnmhead Early Buloet.s
eaH Dwan Green Savoy Fairy Sugar Loaf Early York Plat
Red Picking Ns'' ''''
CARROT-I.onz Orange.
CAUkiFLOwEH-Eariy and Late Dutch.
CORN-smrh's Ertfa Parry
CUCUhBER-Early Frame Fairy Green CLUSTER Long Green
Turkey. ' "e WV"
BGG PLANT-Purp,e
ENDYE-Gfcsn CURED.
kAl.E-Groou CURED Scotch.
LhIfUCB-Bfown Dutch Eary Drmhoad Eahy she.a Green
/ Ooss lee. Large White fraf
AEidoN-Caona Water Green Cron Iarre Musk or Yellow
| NAsrURTUrw
| OkRA-i.ong and sit,r
| ONlON-silver skin. YeBow skin
/ fAhrLtf-Curicd and Single
| fAhsNP-Eltra Large Large Dutch
q bue Imperial Dwarf Nauowfat Dwarf Green Marcos
t iefy ffame hafy bishops Dwarf Frtra ra,iv s,e,i, -
"astinaion Eary Warwick MarnyVfsf ~ ="
RADisH-Black Spanish Red 1urrlp Lon. se.,, w., r
/ MP. yellow Turnip. ~ "s 'e''''N "hf iuf'
| SATISFY OF VEGETABLE oYsrgP
sPlNAGB-Pnokly or Pan Round Ieavsd a, s,0r,.,
/ ncck, Yellow stnpcd ' "'ne'' fook
TOMArO-Iarge Red.
TURNiP-Eary White Dutch Early yellow Dutch E.t, o,,
STONE Lsfy White Stone Red Top Rta Iasa White Plat WHIT,
n',so-OanaV seed and an assortment Of Flower Seed
n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-21
ELLIS a. ELLET'r, Agents.

To all whom 10 may concern: Having been In a low
state of health for years from Dyspepsia
plants and debility which followed long attack ofever
had and being onen troubled with
ach with feeling o hngOur and
and having frequently taken Caonel and
with very slight heneht, recommended by friend try
Smiths Bhsrs Benovai0r Health" BY
tet when commenced using them they caused
Of the stomach but determined ~ perevec thinking
not be woed and % satisfaction
manifest reefIhe medicine carried OF the bile and
the remedy great value which freely and strongly recon-
mend. A. NORRIS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-21

do hereby certify That have used "smis Renova-
Tor OF Health Tor four myself and family and
mfnded 10 number oLolers and failed
give relief when properly adhered used
The stomach ck headache bilious cvcr disorcrcd bowels In
the patient found relief therefore recommend IL
70 al who may he diseased, pleasant act.
gently on The bowels WM. WATTS.
Irt
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-21

n the United States Court for the Eastern Dis
II triet Of Virginia, Norfolk Is4a-CRISroPHER
MILLER OF Norfolk county having fled his petition
day OF January last praying that he be declared bankrupt
And the former ouer made the
ordered that all pesons claiming be creditors Of
TOPPER Miller show TO the the s6ih day
next why the said Christopher Miller
bankrupt pursuant to the act Of Congress that behalf
copy OF this order be published in the according
22d and 2ith rules OF
Copy-reste,
lo-law5w A. A. COyDERY Clerk
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-21
TNthe United States Court for the Eastern Dis

In the matter Of bankruptcy OF JOHN CUNNINGHAM nd.
vday and partner OF the of Of the
city OF Richmond the Eastern Virginia District The said John
Cunningham who has been deeecd Bankrupt by this Court
having filed petition praying for his discharge
notice thereof be published newspaper printed CITY OF
Richmond seventy days least before July II when
hearing Will be had the said petition Court
room in the City oi Richmond and have proved
their debts and other appear
time and place and show they why prayer
the said petitioner should not be granted.
Copy-Testc:
HENRY cpSoS ra..l
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-21
Or. HuiI,. Utcro Abdominal supporter.

THIS new instrument for the radical cure Of Pro
!. !: q. !. !:
E3ElR1 apsus Ueu falling Of the Womb, BY external
HEA application supersednc the Of the ol5ectOna
A6 Abe Pessar, i confidently recommended 70 the az
n feted Of perfect reSioraon IN health
AZ y II never having failed of performing a
W under the aggravated ereum-tances
Tie Supporter attained vey high character in Europe a.
wei a. ts country. adopted dsuse Of Pes
mes ana an other rnd surgical eIPedien and universally
recommended by medical the highest rank It gives nme
diats relief when form q the patent from hos dis
tres-nr SYMPTOMS al Of Poasus af always
e,-ts peraBen cure. gratifying that ias met
The decided APPRECIATION every medical who has had Pre-
knowledge utility and n patent who has worn H.
Perni.,n given 70 refer IN Richmond Doet T. Johnson
Prof J. r Aetauer. Prince Edward c. n
Rooms have furnished for ates- al Nesey
sspants from the business
department aay aiieneanee - Apply risse
and supporters female TistIsuts
Pamphlets dserbnr applications y had a.
any Ire county For ale 20 R-i
tntrs bv saf3 PETTON JOHNSTON.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-21
TO SPORTSMEN OF THE FIELD.

rINBoNAs TYRER Manufacturer ana Importer Of Guns Rines
PISTOLS &e has the pleasure u informing the Msmhers Of
extensive AMI choice OF Goods his line that be
foud similar establishment and workmanship they
be exeeed all OF which All b. s very reduced
Ainongs; has following;
GUNS AND FowlING TACKLE
Superior Damascus and tubb double and single barrel
Double and single plain stubbtwi-, Guns
DO do do plain and imitation twist do
DO do do common German do
Brass siv mounted Rides
DueIng. pocket belt AMI travelling Pistols
selfeoeking single and sin barrel revolving Pistols
Gun. Rife and Pistol Powper FlaSks
Double and Single SLOT Pouches and Rers
srli, and Plain English and French Percussion Caps
Common Percussion Caps at IS cents per ieoo
sporsinen's Liquor fasSs and Pocket Tumhes
English American and Scotch cunpow,sr
Dog Calls, Collars WHIPS. Chains and Couples
Hunisinen's Blowing Horns AMI Buglss
Wash Rois, Shot Chargers. Cap Primers Oh Cups Balls
Patent Gun waddinR wad Cutters
Mahogany and Leather Cases
Gun. Pistol and Rife Locks Rife Barrels
Ribs and forged and filed Gun Materials Of all kinds ior Gun
Smiths
FISHING TACKLE
FISHING Poles in POINTS and Walking Canes English SIX India
Grass and Hair Lines; Fishing Floats Hooks
Moods Limerick Kirby and Virgins. Fish Hooks
Superior and Gin. German Silver Plated mounted
Swords Onicers Epaueis
Wings Virginia isan,ry AMI Troopers Buttons; Cps; Sword
Canes Hooks swivels Taels Braid wofed
Wings PomEoons; &C. &c.
CUTLERY.
Eiiott Rodgers and Smiths finished and warranted
Razor Superior Ivory Buck Pearl and Silver Mounted PEN
SpotSnen DIRK Deer aud Pruning Knives Of Rodgers Crooks
and Worstenhem' Rodgers Ladies' and
Genhemcns Scissors
Gold Walking Canes with
Swords E,erponied superior
Books and Wallets and Opera and
spy Glasses Travellers Compass Boat Hooks; Pocket Cork
Screws seear Cases Key Rings Twsers, Tooth Brushes snuff
Doves Pocket superior Tape Measures Riding
deS THOMAS rYRER.