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May26 5-tds Tns,een -, of Ny n 81,

A FARM FOR SALE NEAR RICIIaOND-I offer for sale the
. above v, farm Two and half miles FINN the city of Richmond
chased hy John NJ Gregory Esq., late tns Governor of vrr
ma s buildings IRE all new. and good repair
ing mouse iase and conmodlous Cap. John 7. White who
person disposed 10 purchase Ti accommodating
ohy snaiI part ol TIE purchase nonw viii be- required.
would aSe in either Bank or Safe stocks or TAXI IN
ratt Guy or comfy property. For particulars, apply
!" my Trend H. L. Carter, who authorized act for me-
W, ser a bargain IN THIS property. JOS. SrARki;.
lD.-1n
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WIN. MCDONALD & CO.
{ 0 II NJ i SSION " Err CHANTS,
no. 81 rowLY's WHARF.

6dAmore,
EG leave to remind the farmers and planters Virginia. that
continue devote their 10 the sale grain
and produce generally Their long experience extensive &C
quantance and facilities warrant them In assurng those W &c
may with their cnnsgnmen the highest prevailing
rates at all times, and prompt returns.
July7 i-st
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-18

4 NEWSPAPER PIEsS-A situation presents itself III
Village In Virginia established press be obtain
ed on favorable The Office will be Sold rented even
oaad TO Democrat practical printer might do well, by at
tenon to business. Apply al the Enquirer Once for ntor
nation postage pad.) = .,
InIy wv
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RICHMOND & LYNCHBURG CANAL PACKET LINE,
By Iron Steamboats,

THE undersigned beg leave inform the public generally
the above Line has been established and will Commence
running abo,t the Goth of July The precise day shall
published The boats win lie best character
comfort and expedition afford such facilities
the through way travel az will Insure satisfaction
Through, from Richmond to nchue AZ niles in 81 hours
iri weekly. CHARLES DiMMOCK &c co.
Richmond, July 4, 1879. l6-aawIy
1T Patriot. almore Pennsyvanian Philadelphia; Evening
Posi- New York. Republican, ync.lrr viii nu,sh the above
ono and forward e. Dnnock & Co., Rich
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-18

The has discovered another Spring. the waters OF
eroied very highly by who have used hem ana
ARE certainly very strong As to the virtues OF THESE
. might be much said and hundreds OF cenneaes ms"' We
produceo' pu' ~ FRANCIS a. WILSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-18

milton, 10 make immediate payment.
WEBB, BACON L co.
OFFER FOR SALE,
3l4 hhds New oreans)
90 do. Porto Rico sItc,ps
u do. St. Ctoix -
l6 Ibis. loaf
Ilhds and barrels n. q. Melasses
$50 bags Porto Rico
$40 do L4gna
l59 do African iroprprs
CO do old Government Java 1oi LIS.
50 do. Cuba and ST. Jaga
do. MariciibO
1900 sacks Liverpool blown Salt
English refined table Sa in boxes
Bar Iron, blstered Steel
800 kegs cut Nails and Brads
40 tierces Rice
Barrels pearl Barley, Tar, Pitch
Oil-Tanners, Winter strained sperm
Lsaiher-sole, upper, harness, calf skins
Tea Gunpowder and Powchong
Gunpowd der, in kegs and cansters
Shot, bar Lead
400 boxes Soap, embracing almost every variety
Madder, inGign Salt Pcre
Pepper, pimentu, Ginger, Alum
Btiaf2ionc. Chocolate, starch Hops
Cl"ver Seed. nests wooden Ware
Painted Buckets. window Glass
London Porter, Wines of various kinds
Cotton Yarns, Twlne. Cotton ana tieinp
Shoe Thread, cotton OZnaburgs
Sheetings and Shirtings
Bed Cords and Lines tcotton and hemp
Wool, Feathers
Writing, letter and wrapping Paper &C.
July film
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-18

NrnTIC-The subscriber offers for SALE privately ms va
~ LIABLE AMELIA SPRINGS PROPERTY. consl-t!n: "l
.ou ia acres LAND of which are at land o fsi
ar ousIiy and high Of improvement On good
norrian 81 the high land fine crop OF Cover-n the
r,odcoa OF which land in Virginia is superior All things
CONSIDERED Amelia Springs certainly the most valuable pro-
ner,v in Eastern Virginia. It's situation Is healthy and It's waters
equal 10 any Virginia. The improvements on the place are
arre SUPERIOR all Of the houses having been erected
within he years There is large brick noe
brea ses high with spacious ball ~ feet by 81 the
sitting adjoining and lodging rooms above ana
yse cen sitting The basement story oh eacn
"a If me entrance the Hotel there brick house. each 20
foe, in rneh each containing IL rcoms There Is likewise
I,r.r Famed building, 10 rooms and grea hnoc
~ roons sufficient in all 10 entertain some "un OF ocu per
qere i also n very superior dining nor lJl iee lnns,
h, -, brick which sufficiently spacious 10 dine 4vJ peI-"
a,s ra comfortable private residence locatea near e
nna room well situated for the residence OF hoe sup
the dining ROOM There is also good Store hois III
WHICH there might done good business in the mercantile
. also a good hath house. with eight roons ppr
f hahnr The stables equal 10 any IN virginia o eon
"oianre &C. being OF brick sutcen 10 contain a.
,a ~ horses; also, framed STABLE sufficient 10 contain 10
.s The yard and pleasure grounds having been a,a OUT
English gardener aud allthc borders ue
o.,sd with shrubbery OF different kinds makes TINS o
.;GI situation. rhe Springs located IN nat
m h.,ry by none world The waters ot the hinea
IN have heel analysed Bridges, of Phlac anu
pp,r"Sed of by Parish of the same place ne
nv compared with that of the Whte sulphur opns''
IgAs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-18

Y0rSG GENTLEMAN who has had considerable eNirr
.s ~ tie walton of Land wishes to engage ms sefV
,lre, M pr rentlemar resident of the counties near
Inns River H. ha, beep rad in MayIad and undtrS ands
m culture of al M. cro,s adapted her soil Being well ecu
@ he mich, ~ If ..rvis, in more way, than The most
4aps testimonials m h- favor can be gwen
At!rs,G. {. r., Mddebroos, Md IN q,
4
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MISCELLANEOUS.
From the Pennsy,yanian.]

JuDcE PETrir's ORArIoy -Oa our first page this
morning, will be found the Grafton delivered b. the
ZION; Thomas NJ Petit, in independence Square, on
me Fourth OF July last before the Democracy of The
1.'y ana county OF Philadelphia the publication being
maze u, compliance with resolution unanimously
adopted by the meeting we are sure that our readers
WIZ derive much qualification from perusal of this
eloquent and patriotic address 1t is very ably written,
and is IN every respect worthy of the interesting
sion which drew it FORTH
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CARD.-Mrs. G. c. BURKE respectfully announces, that
y will open, tins city, the Isl October next, Fc
~unary for the reception Of Boardsrs and Day .Sho
yl be assisted in every department " astefs OF
I'm. rails notice i given ha, be no msapprehen
sion q net uuors. -. to -, =, .
The 7rair .,on OF the Seminary will be specified IN
fl'.fr Da.ee. 10 .,
80
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I ~ NOTICE. u. and WM. p. MUAFoRD, assoc
j. practice n the Law, will attend ,hr Courts held IN
iv Rcbmoud and in the counties Of Chesterfield and
C4lnt Oiee-corner OF Main and ;h streets city Of Rich
m.-t, Vagina.
nj. II l9-st
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-18

MEYERS CAVE will be brilliantly illuminated with about
600 CANDLES, Thursday, the 10Th of August neat If
ls.f-li not, III. day.
TN, magnificent Wonder Of Nature beggars description.
Cme aud see Every effort will he made make of
ndeGr and pltnto The door will be open at IL O'Clock, NJ
t.' 81 Gentlemen have the privilege of taking IN two la
lies -fiil,.
y NJ bnff"tt stage running between Saunton and liar-
ra'rs 81" the Cave every day at during the
iea1sr J. MOHLER
Jgly II fS-3t
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a The sale is postponed TO THURSDAY, The 9TH
July, when it will positively take place.
1,I, IA l9-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-18

VaiuaJie Lands in Hearieo and Richmond for Sale
FINDER decree Of the Chancery in The of XIII
u hys Mckenzie and Others shall SELL on FRIDAY the
ah instant july, Of Land in the conuty o. Hen!co, OIL
IN. Deem Run Coal miles on Richmond
timing acres more less yn. between the lands OF William
Allen aud Philip Duva This iand is in wood and is valuable
from is situation midst 'he improved and
ing districts about Richmond
ON lie next day. SATURDAY, July 29th shall sell, under
tbr same decree street, City of Richmond,
of Lot No 69s fronting % feet inches and running
hack on ID street depth the lot This lot the part
of the enclosed lot Of and I'd Terms made
known the sale. .
JAS. NJ. WICKHAM, Commissioned.
p by auctien on the respective premises, at five
O'Clock, P. VI. - i,
July IA lS-tus
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DAVENPORT < ALLEN, AucriosRERs ASo CoNx'sEsS
~ Ns.caASTs, Richmond pirgrniG, attend to sales OF
Erery Description Of Merchandise,
And ", make LIBERAL cash advances eonsgnments.
lq-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-18

UNIVERSITY OF yIRGiNIA-The Sessions of this Inslu
ton annually commence the Isl Of October aud Terminate
with their respective Professors,
!. Ancient Lancaagss.-Dt Ges,ner Harrison.
Modern iangrases.Dr Charles kE;itsir
j. Mathematcs.-Mr. Edward II. Cnurtenay.
a. Natural Phlosoply-Mr. VIM. b. Rogers.
tween the Professors Of Mathematics aud Natural Philosophy
g. Chemistry and Matera Medca.-Dr. Ro. E. Rogers
q Medicine-Dr Henry Howard.
9 Moral Phiosophy.-sr George Tucker
TO- Law.-Judse Henry ST. G. Tucker.
Judge Tucker is Chairman CT the Faculty - :.
The regular stated charges for the session are So oo
For all other necessary this sum Is suhcen I'D W
$3.50 90
The sum of $3.50 has bean found for several years past 70 he
the total of resident Students
om the books of the Paron with whom they are required 10 ue
post all their funds.
For further particulars Of the printed catalogues OF the
Washington Globe the Charleston Mercury in both OF which
papers a standing advertisement will be found
WILLIS II. WoODLEf, Proctor and Patron o. OF va;
To- The Richmond Wing; Baltimore Patriot and Iepuhcan
Psburs Gazeie Cincinnati Gazette Ohio; Raleigh
Ter and Fayette Observer North Carolina; Nashville Repub
can and Union, Tennt Charleston Courier South Caol
MAJ TIE MlIedeevie Recorder aud Savannah
The Mobile Chronicle, HunssiI Democrat and Flag OF the
unon Alabama The NGtchc Courier and Mssssippan Miss
ssipp The Argus and Oreans ana The Journal
papers, regularly until the l of October and forward their
accounts 10 The Proctor OF The University.
g ELECT SCHOOL AT THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
- Far purpose Of having his own other boys
this place prepared for entering the University tho hest ad
Tho subscriber has engaged The Rev Henry W. Mae
tens graduate for nine years resident of
this country take charge small School nj his house
ed Is pupils Only fouf wanting complete the
number whom lie viii take into his family If timely application
BE- made
Resides all branches Of English Education, the
Hebrew Greek Latin French, German and Spanish languages
may be taught
Tuition aud board, including Washing fuel and lights payable
half yearly in advance, Si6J
The Schoo will this LIST of September and close on the
ath Of July following. WILLIS II. WooDLEY.
July IA l9-tf
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THE undersigned Co-parineship under the
i firm OF WEBB BACON & co. for the transaction Of the
Grocery and Commission Business.
LEWIS WEBB,
JOHN l.. BACON,
HENRY E. c. BASKERVILLE
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DAVENPORT & ALLEN,
n ,-frDc o. IN AnTccTDN- nrprU a

AUCTONEERS g. COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
NAVE FOR SALE,
9 UGARS-35 hogsheads Porto Rico and New Orleans
- COFFEES-2600 bags Rio, Luguya, Java and Ansosura
WHlSKEY-59 hhds. and 30 half pipes
LOAF SUGARS-a00 boxes "Woosey' and Lowering ma
luacture
RACON-ll0 hhds hest Middiings
S3LT-l,6G3 sacks Liverpool tine
NAiLS-700 kegs common and warehouse
SiiOT-fO0 bags ..Youie's''
PLASTER-l.c90 casks ground
CaNDLES-200 boxes "Ilullsr patent
'.rray's'' ana sJudG-''
TEAS-5) half chests gunpowder
2U0 boxes DO.
80 chests black
OtLS-50 barrels Tanners
10 hozsheads 5cached lamp
WHITE LEAD-lS0 kegs No. /
SALT PETRE-2o casks refined
ALUM-l5 bbls.
COPPERAS--20 bbls.
WINEsioo half and quarter pipes Madeira, Sicily Madeira
Sherry and Port
PtPER-5OO reams wrapping
SOAP-200 boxes brown
PoWDER-3O0 kegs Rife
seE M Ps SeEaedd so0d" and damaged
10 do. common
RICE-a0 terces
july IA l9-aaw3w
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vsNRuSr SAE-By Deed Of Trust, executed to
b Francis B. Deane Sr the 22nd dag OF October. leAl
which record in the County Of Cumberland shall orr for
az public auction premises, The 18th day q! July
s43 the of LAND which the said Deanc resides
living Of Carersvle containing lao acres shall
also at the same place. sell all the Negroes mentioned
deed except old Poly all the Stock of said
Deane Household Furniture, &c. &c. Terms OF sale made
nown on the The said land and other
perty unquesionabs but, acting Trustee,
shall convey only such title as Is vested in me-
HENRY P. IRVING, Trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-18

Lewis Webb earnestly eIess all persons indebted 10 him.
to the firms of Lewis Webb Co, and Webb Booker la
milton, 10 make immediate payment.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-07-20
TNTERFsTINC INCIDENT.

A Carrier pigeon alghted at the house Of
the Hon. VIM. NJ. Burrall in Canaan on,
Monday afternoon giving signs ofhunger and
fatigue. And as Judge B never sends the
traveller empty away, be brought out some
wheat to his winged visitor, which he very
greedily ate from his hand, While thelpigeon
was eating, its legs were noticed to be wrapt
with paper and on removing the baniages
they were found to contain Mr. Webster's
speech deliver on Saturday at the Bunker Hill
celebration written on Two sheets Of tissue pa
per. The Judge had the pleasure Of reading
The speech while the bird was satisfying its
hunger and regaiuing its strength, and then
replacing the tissue boots on the faithful airy
messenger, it took a rapid flight TO the west
and soon, we trust, found it's way to the own
Ell. field Enquirer.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-07-20
MEXICO pnS THE PUBLICDEBT

]
The Mexican Government with Santa Anna
at its head is making ID effort 70 redeem its
pligbted faith to the United States, which should
make the Repudiators Of this State blush with
shame at the contrasts which their disgrsccful
conduct and dishonoiable sentiments present
We are in the habit ofeonsidefing the Mexicans
as a nation ofsayages just emerging from state
Of comparative hsrbaFism, and Santa Anna as a
monster Of cruelty and oppression, reeogni,
zing no obligation either moral or divine. In
stating the course, which the Mexican Govern
ment would feel itself bound 10 pursue BY every
consideration Of regard for her national faith
and respect for mankind, that Nississippiuns
should receive from such source SO severe a
sati re- upon t'.e ignominious conduct Of their
own State, is the most Notifying commentary
that can be made upon the principles Of the
party that has plunged Der into suoh.disgraee.
The circumstances too, attending The conIrue-
ton Of this debt 10 the United States, as stalled
by Santa Anna, correspond 50 nearly with those
under which The Repudiators have protested to
think themselves eEonerated ffrm all obligations
10 pay the debts ofthis State, that, iudg ng from
The example set him BY some Of the ENLIGHTENED
and Honorable Governors Of Mississippi, our
natural inference from his preface was, that he
would conclude with expressing his determine
ton never to pay them. lie gives statement
Of The circumstances, under which The Conven
ton Of 1899 was entered into BY the United
States, and shows that the PlenipoiontiaFy tor
Mexican agent,) Who negotiated it, did 50 in VIC
lation ofiis express instructions Bat, instead
Of coming 10 the conclusion from these premises
that bis government: is under no obligation 70
pay the debt thus illegally contracted, be goes
on to state the measures, which had been adopt
ed to discharge il. He rePells with indignant
scorn the idea that dutng his administration be
will suffer the national Honor Of bis country 70
be stained with disgrace by such open III faith
towards another country. He sayG
"Should Mexico now, when the pc
Rod for performing what she promised
has arrived, break her faith, she would
incur the most irretrleva0le disgrace 10
the eyes Of all nations, besides giving
to the United States Just cause Of war.
An appeal to arms Mexico would not
fear; but she ought never to hazard It
in an unjust contest, where the sym
palhies Of all nations would be against
her. His own administration Of affairs
shall never, be says, stain itself nor
the national honor with such open Ill
faith towards another country. Mex
leo must redeem, at no matter what
cost, The engagement which she has
permitted to be made in her name.
The sacrifice may be severe; but it is
one Of those BY which alone On honor
able name among nations can be either
won OF preserved.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-07-20
80" NWHnH@-
COLUMBIA, HIgg s..:;::....::. III RNnif JULY &c
FoR FRksibEHr o. rHK uHIrED srkIEa,
HENRY CLA Y,
or LILLY.

sLET NJ NOT Be mIsUNDEnsToon' AND LIT
M EaraEAr THAT IHAT NOT b MIsRErRs-
ssNryD. IAu NOT ADVOCATING The REVIVAL
or HIGH PROTECTIVE TkRrFF. IAuTo AM
DING ~ THE PRINCIPLES or THE COMPROMISE
Acr: IAN FOR DOING WHAT NJ. SoUTEERS
NANCY FuR OR CANDID MIND has EVER TET
DEEIED-sIvINe TO THE coUNraTA REVENUE
WHICH NAY rROvIDE ToR THE ECONOMICAL
WANTS OF THE GOVERNMENT, AND AT The
SANE rmE GIVE AN INCIDENTAL PROTECTION
TO oun HoMEI INDUSTRY. " rHRRE Be HERE
A SINGLE GENTLEMAN WHO WILL DENY TIKI
FARNEss AND PRoFRmTT OF THIS l SHALL b
GLAD TO SEE AND HEAR WHO he Is."--Ertrae
from the Speech Of HENRY CLAY, deliUsrsd n
the o. s. Senate, March Isl, lt42, a sAor
tins before retiring from that body.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-07-20

The following extract vas written by FfsHER
AnEs, one Of the most eloquent orators and de-
voted patriots in those days, when IT required
more than mere professions 10 acquire disiine-
ton and something more than professions to Be
elassed as a patriot We extract it for the ed
feaiion ofRepudiaiors.
ITO expatiaie on the value Of pub
lie faith may pass with some men foI
declamation-to such / have nothing
to say. To Others | will urgs--cau
any circumstance mark upon a people
more turpitude and debasementf Can
anything tend more to make men think
themselves mean, or degrade to a low
er point their estimation Of virtue, and
their standard ofaction?
'lt would not merely demoralize
mankind; it tends to break eli the lig-
aments OF society, 10 dissolve that mys
terious charm, which attracts individ-
uals to the nation, and to inspire in its
stead a repulsive sense Of shame and
disgust "
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-07-20

Freedom. freedam--the west wind Of Joy
whose pure breath alone can expand every
flower Of liie-give freedom to those innocent
little ones, who born to immortality, must
wander through 3 stormy country. let the
air Of liberty, not the simeon Of restraint, ac-
company their first stepls and the world will
not see SO many exhausted wanderers sink
down powerless, and fall under their burden By
the wayside.
1.-THE Tl0ias," by Mrs. Bremen.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-07-20
WING BOND-PAYING TICKET,

For Governor.
GEORGE n. CLAYTON, Of LoWuds'
For Secretary Of State,
LEWIS G. GALLOWAY, (of Holmes
For Auditor Of Public Accounts.
LUKE LEA. (oi Hinds-)
For State Treasurer,
WILLIAM HARDEMAN, tof Madison
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-07-20

Niagara Falls Curiosiiy.-AmOng ths
Curiosisies At The Falls IS a clock which keepr
excellent tire, snd goes BY water It was
invented, apd is kept ia operation BY q young
man who keeFs curiosity shop near he
bridge.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-07-20

D-There eau be no difference ofopinion il
regard to the present state Of the weather. 81
must admit thatii sat least warm.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-07-20

Whare 90 LOUD I'D goo.e.Iook !

On every side might DO seen the pursed Up
mouth, the shallow forehead, tho perked up
rose, and that peculiar expression Of faith
which showed that reason IN their peficranium
had, or was taking perfect Rip Van Winkle
nap. And then heir heads, they would have
throwna sensitive phrenologist in spasms.--
There was the shaggy head, the fiat head, the
sap head, the gourd head, the sweiied head,
the bullet head. and chucke head contain
Ing ia ihe aggregate about sense enough %
powwowing as earnestly as so many tattoocd
subjects Of tho King Of the Congo Islands.
This large Legislative. Caucus Ike most things,
had lis end, lbut not until they had driven from
It the Bonl Democrats, whom we predict,
viii before thirty days, nominate a ticket Of
their own Thus wags on the cause Of the
great unterriied regulating democracy ofthe
StSte o. Mississippi.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-07-20

The Loco Foeo party haa succeeded ia he
election of members ofcongfsss IN Louisiaaa'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-21
NEW FALL DRY GOODS,

'HNftE subscribers have received, by the rep-
Arraekeis and railroad from New York large choice
which have been purchased A, prices
they are now offered Wholesale and very al
vance Tor cash or city aeepanees They follows
ia super English and French wool black
super blue, invs. green, brown and olive do
Heavy buek-kn ribbed striped plaid Cashmere very cheap
Eitm rich - and - Alpaca Lustrcs ut all prices
super Orleans Cloths, Chusans and Tesans
Pain and figured Mousen de Lane and Clauy
Tartan and Cifeassian Plaid, for ehIdren's
super plain and striped black and blue black Silks
heh omhrc shaded AMI changeabe striped and plaid SnS
Black and fancy cooured Bullion Loop n,oha Fnne.s
Cambria, JaconeL Swiss, checked aud mul Musins
Jubilee, lace striped, Tarleton, and drapery do ~
Thread and Lic Lace Egngs nsering large
Ashburon Lace, gimp cotton Frnges
Ladies' chenille nett and embroidered silk Gloves and Miis
do Kid I.isc thread Castor Berlin do
'enilemens Md buck, beaver. Berlin md silk dp
90 and lOf table Danask and Table Cloths all sizes
IRISH Linens Lawns Linen Calnbries and Napkins
Linen Sheeng, Bird Eye and Russia Dape: and Crasb
Shell side, dressing, tuck and ivory fine Combs
liair TOOTH nail and comb Brushes, Soap. Cologne
pam he'nsi'ched and revere thread Handkerchief
velvet taiiata and satin bonnet, hat neck Ribband
Large and medium Slawis Scarfs handkerchief.
super black and blue black Bomlzines camelon Broa.
Habit aud furniture Calicoes and Gingams all prices
irvine and corded skirts, Corseis worSfed bags
Newsiys printed Nevets, for ladies' dresses
Whitney, point du;il nd twiled Blankets
super ingram Carpeting stair do and Rugs
Satines, Kentucky Jean, KeTseys, nap Cotton &c
Heavy all wool miIed Kcrseys, for field hands
Plan striped aud plaid Linseys nd cord Dor e.rrs
Heavy Pilot Cloths Flushings Plains and gocLing
lhoIho' menno 'hlentia, Cashmere other VeStinga
PLAIN and fgd SILK Velvet and plain and dsd satin do
nhne green Yellow blue PLAIN AMI twiled Flannes
RIraab"S AMI nnn,~S m n"a. do anpriecs
WIN complete assortment bcached and brown sh.ern -
Shrtings Cotton Oznaburg. TrLcn A.. 'hee"ngS ana
styles. " ~ 'oN' HpPoNed
County Merchants Farme Citizens generally mr., inv,
10 call and examine assortment which viii he fonnJ n
TO that Of any former season. ~ 'P'
VALENTINE, BREEDEN L. co