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The Petersburg Republican, by way Of ridiculing the
Wing party, has procured wood cut Of "Coon" prostrae
with feet up. We accept the The Republican did
not know but we Old Coon hunters do that g in that
exact position that the Coon fights hardest and in fact II
wntor D. match for pack of dogs. Many such battles
have We witnessed, admrng the dcAcny and bravery Of
the gallant animuno catching dog by the tongue now
another, with the updy Of lightning, by the nose; slap.
ping one dog with his paw here, Shaping another there u.
ui he had the whole puck @ Of pain and fright
fes-wo accept the omen. In hoc signo rineemus. We
want no better device than that SESAME old Coon" The
animal D. gallant sagncous indomabe animal far be.
Tore the fox n strategy o Weasel in dignity or any
denDcnoi our forests n courage Ohio - said by old hun.
tors l The Posum whips him by the severity Of his front
tcotb.I
Bot, above oil, the "Coon" is an entire American. lie
isnoi native Of the old world lie s exclusively North
Amencan, and think the better Of him for that lie
represents too, quite significantly o. "Log Cabins and
Hard Cider" the simple and yirtuous ager Of the Re.
public when every man patrot when oonup.
ton and yonoIy and toachery were unknown, save
only IN the u Benedict Arnold; when our glorious
iorciaen wrought IN their fields their shirt soovcs and
after the heau abo Of the day we're achieved drew the
family circle around them at night listen tales Of
Washington, Trenton. Guiford CourtHouse and Litte
York, or else balmy and delicious Autumna nights.
went into the woods Tor Coon" hunt
As emblem n that simple vruous aud glorious age,
past neyor, alas return, commend the Wing device
Of the same old Coon" TO the hoar Of Patriots and
tymcn We glory In IL, and whom forget 10 love the
noble race Of Patriots and the generous age it Vpfes,
shall cease 10 love aught hst this world contains As the
great duke Of Argyle said to Jesno Decentralization.
mores heart b. cold death make w. when II
DOES not pNm 10 tie fa,faH"
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Essay on coERrrrIoN, Iy IIENRy a. wlsr.-There is
truth than poetry the following though fell from
the lips Of Mr. IL. ~ Wise. Il delivered in 1910:
"Corrupon first attacks the people hemse it onpts
them with APPOINTMENT OFFICE and intmidaics them
with removal from Office. BY avarce and ambition II nd
dresses thcm and nsnuaes itself amidst their very crowds
at the Of their election purchases their public
presses and up their representatives and agents and
destroys the independence of their legislatures
and adds TO the tremendous power President To
say what law shall be sanctioned the greater power far
OF Initiating the awsof saying whatlaws SHALL and what
laws only shall be passed originated in Congress- de-
sioys the responsibility of all subordinate officers of the
people, and enables the President the responsibility
with IMMUNITY.
IL not reason right which binds the party Of office
holders together Ii is the oayes and fishes The purse
string draws them tight the mouth Of the reteue-the
spoiis the spos gather them together like wolves around
the OF the dead deer the PRAIRIE like vuures
and crows around the carbon. You cannot reason with
avarcc ambion-hat love of place. lust power and
AUEI, which the besettng sins Of the
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Inc foregoing report having been rSad and received IL
was approved by the Council
OF approval: ~ wv f""
Clarke, Wickhsm and Mlls-7 '' '''
Ana tho noes, Messrs Dove Butler and JI..lin.a
On motion Of Mr.. wickhan, the Comm,,,ee who mad,
a report were instructed To bring Ia am ordinance h,
On motion Of Mr. Mayo, leave w.. .,v., :, ,.,. L. -.
"unsnce to amend ordnance providing 10, he annual
apprSementoi the real estate within An. CIV Sp s"'J
and Dove. S's' Mayo "ickham
We nayo having accordingly presented an or3,,,c. IN
h M, 'ne ordinance aforesaid the same was read g. al
ordinance passed. pe"u'a 'ne said
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From The FTedericksJurg iyel
MESsRs NEAN.LNN & uL-NlER

y III
MIR NEwToN did not attend Caroline Court a. stated in
letter printed in the last Reeord Veny prospects arc
bright and frightening for the party the Enquirer de-
cared Just before nearly every State the Union went H.
gain~i II IN 1910. One pao the letter shewn 10 be false
and We cannot credit the idea that Mr. " shuns his opo.
neni any where The letter evidently written ~ keep
up a. Tar a. possible the spirits Of the Hgh Tar Feds
9nc" the above was in type, have received the follow
ng letter. from the very best source which puts an erIg
s"isheT upon the correspondence Of the Recorder II the
people nave halt an eye, these wanton "oughghi down
sh Jdtse statements, must convince them IO desperate
- the game of the Locus
The Editor Of the Arenn will please inform the cores
pondeni Of the Democratic Recorder who wrote that Nr
Newton, thinking he could fight best alone had gone To-
Corolnc Court, where be knew Mr. Hunter would not
be- instead Of going 70 King & Queen Court where he
Know Mr. H. would be-, that Mr.. NJ far from avoiding
meeting with Mr. H., had only learn the track he had
hen aud he was forthwith u full pursuit. and arrived nj
hlg Queen Court few hours after Mr. H. % the utter
unny gas the winter o. this believes Of this gentleman and
ms new allies. Both gentlemen addressed the people Mr.
Iunef Of with his accustomed TRADE against the Bank
arm and Distributions and n favor Of his hard money doc
Ulhe-' &C. Mr. Newton replied in speech which for
sound practical views. and argument have
seldom heard cqnnlod. As proof Of the effect Of this
speech several Democrats declared their determination T.,
sustain Mr. NewtDnthat they could stand the hard
money doctrine ~ such times these uud us donot driy
on my fancy oi my facts" the Of these gentlemen
con be- furnished h desired. Mr.. Newton and the Wings
are bnoyant with hope, and have but little doubt Of carry
ing the district, whilst Mr. Hunter evidently care worn
Acknowledged ateusthe had q, more on
ONEu
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England for manufactures. there time when might
have been 80 quoted with esndoT. But within
thirty ycars which have since elapsed. how circum
stances changed. We then in peace;' &c.
ale therefore, who is against domestic msnuac-
must be for reducing either dependence that
foreign nation, he clothed in skins, and m live like wild
beast IN dens and caverns; of these, eNpen
perienee has laugh, that manufactures
sary 10 our independence comfort"
His opinion to Gen. Washington the first Bank Bill.
1.-The negative ct the President, Is the shield provided
by the Constitution against the invasionS Of the
Legislature l. The rights OF the Executive. , Of the Ju
dietary. T. az the States, and State Legislatures. The
present the OF right remaining exclusively with
the States and consequently OF those intended by the
Constitution be placed under his protection. II be
added however that unless the Presidents mind view
OF every thing which is urged for and against this BILL
tolcraby clear, that unauthorized by the Constitution.
the pro- and the hang balance his ud.
mcnt, Just respect for the wisdom of the Legislature would
naturally decide the balance in favor OF their opinion IL
chiefly for where they clearly miscd by error
ambition interest that the Constitution has placed check
in the negative OF the President"
ONE OF THE PEOPLE.
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A CARD.


's,y erroneous statements having appeared in IN. s, -
Ne !" MI hnapp- visit 10 the City we CONSIDER A I, 40
OURSELVES ami TO the public, To following fac, ~
WIS known To us that Mr.. knlpp in eunmon win
en generally entertained opinions varian. with on,
' suugeet feietred 10 the IL was unknov, -, ~
% " u now unknown TO that ever e,eep, o, 90.
-oh participated IN public Injecting for it, d,e,ss,on -,
' ooeason n We harmed from n source which a.. d.s
~, 'u" credit he took ground Resolution. nrnn
ipP hau preached with acceptance seees. 4, M o.,
- TIE was known 60 entertain iaernal FEELING. o.,
,ntisans at the South We were perfectly a..,,,sI 81,
~. ehuhs circumstances, he deemed suborna,on n, n -,
'N uuy lie was invited To US without any n,ss.
s gwen OF demanded hut persuasion on o,r 49,, -
ue prudent and he distinctly informed ina, a.. ,a,
80 interference on the exciting subject Mr. Knapp c,r
- 'of several weeks congnrat,on H. 49,,
n' hprnient expressions. They would probaLIy NOT -
ecu iiu 'hey ALLEN from Southern mini,ier IN. ~.
'ha' fcIcuon of such remarks would render il n.e
'o Us !" dispense with his abors He was again iDc,u,
We promptly dismissed him ~s@'" ''"u'ous and
@ ne mailer should have ended Prudence demands. ,,,
uc uupll but unfortunately Editor of IN, st,, -
W punish the street paper and 10 give M,
% nccues- and IN injurious puleity ws nj
~, our Fellow CITIZENS that deep an intrr,., an
a., rI " sur Institutions, and aintairanee OF or., =,
"' "' 'he star any other northern nan and n.,h,
OUT peihren IN the City, willing 10 agtate or IL, m
-e' "e agitation OF the delicate subject refrrrrdtn
~, ShlEh J. ID. TAYLOR
INmtS siLkR, JESSE sNEAB
JOHN y. LAUGHTON, ALBERT sNpin
JAMES THOMAS
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ron HcHfg Il. w al HcdfhsriHc.
Mr.. Edtor;-This distinguished gentleman was at our
Court House Monday the 2d inst, being Superior
Court. lwas generally known in the County he would adj
dress the people that day, and Of he had large
crowd To hear him. Mr.. Wise able stump Speaker
and the people listened him with much attention. and he
entertained them speech of about five hours long; lac
knew very well where he was, and if the walls OF wrath
poured upon any man. IL Mr. wise's nj
tack upon the character Of Mr. Clay both personally and
politically wished several times he could have only had
the Wings OF 10 who with him Yorktown there Ia
advocate the principles OF Harrison. Clay and the Wing
cause, To have heard him. hardly think after the 18th
Thursday, he coald boast of his 1900 Wing majority. Mr.
Wise says he Is the Wing as he was in lSIO vet
he is politically opposed MIR. Clay; who has changed Mr.
WISE Mr.. Clayl should like know. | am really
ashamed to tell the Wings what Mr. Wise said about Mr..
Clay However, will give them some few specimens of
his remarks he he and Mr. Clay the only two
upon Gods earth. he would for himself to
be President than Mr.. Clay Mo- lie would vote for him
to be for his Stud horse Jack ASS rather expect
ii they both candidates that office Mr. Wise would
beat him, onc MIR. Clay drunk five nights in the
week, and such company he had around his house in
Washington, disgrace To human nature. Take no.
OF this Clay Wings, Mr. Wise does not want YOU
TO for him. All Clay Wings are Feds and man.
worshippeH he only the national Wings he calls
himself and the Democrats him; aud the balance
may for Mr.. Carter their Federal candidate. when
Mr.. Wise addressed the people OF Lancaster he did not
abuse Mr. Cays private character publicly for he knew
very well Lancaster real Wing County and Northumber
land Loco. The he abused Mr. Clay in his speech
Mondsy the better the Locos loved him. except some
few, who said he did credit to himself by abusing Mr.
Clay believe he will nearly all OF the Locoioco votes
in the County; they he is good enough hem he is
Anti-Bank present, Anti Tariff Anti Distribution and
Anu every thing else. He could the real Wings
OF this county vote for him. and he wound up by read
ing out his appointments and saying the people not be
surprised If he was elected by 500 or 1000 majority. |
hope the Wings will turn out and show MIR. Wise what
they think of him; ta he bully them
We have been looking for Mr.. Carter for time but
hope he Is doing good for himself wherever is could
good deal more but must on both sides of
my paper CLAY WING OF 1910 & 10
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SEAHS' Family Magazine, understand has already
- attained circulation Of i've thousand fasi finding
way family throughout a. States and British Province
We recommend u science aud earing ~ The bet
work of ever publsbed Every artieh prohisey ~.
usmted with elegant engavngs and The selection o
ts prose selected with singular taste and
The work edited by Mr. sERs and readers know
agree with us lint could dcvoyed upon more
sensible many. y DAILY Ners
Tho following tom Editor Of New World dated Ap,n
let.
scars' New Monthly Family Magsziue.---ws
have omitted 10 noico his New Mansnr which
IN lanuay lat The Aprl number n hcfore and
previous ones combines entertainment md utility high degree
Thu periodical We understand has already Raine Tor tsef popu
Rny which WI insure ~ permanent H. object -,
much 70 mnih original specuaons the NJ the day
place within The reach q au IN cheap nierb and
of The mae Of general knowledge contained
pensyo volumes and therefore only be attained by who's.
means and leisure them for prolonged research aims
TO destroy the monopoly of EowLrDaF and Consequently power
ana deserves The os liberal support from the pubic 81 p-r snnun
Aadrea I. NJ. HARROLD,
W !" Agent foJ VirginA
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Law Of 1872 which 80 complained OF as departure
from the Compromise Act Had the liberty OF replying
hmm hecn mine, should have been wicked enough ash
him why less criminal Mr.. Tyler than IN Mr.. Clay
support law raising the duties above the standard OF the
Compromise Act and how II pass that he applaud
ed John Tyler the skies who had done the very thing for
which he daily denouneos Mr. Clay all trusi
"Oh' Consistency Thought u thou art indeed jewell!
As for Internal Improvements and the Abolition OF Sla
vory in the District ct Columbia heard not word OF
proof that Mr. Clay leans the revival ot the one
the of the other. by the Federal Government
On either subject, would ,rus, Henry Clay
Henry A. Wise. And it does seem to that he who
would disrusi the former the Abolition question any
shape any form, after his Address Mr. Mendenha
prepared do that great and every Injustice.
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s3O,6

To this small sum Is 10 be added or fees Of 25 cents
EACH from purchasers Of delinquent lots. From this sum-
exceeding $4,000, think saving in favor Of the CITY
may properly be made. The Of S6O,997 paid in
10y the present Collector by the ist Of November we
believe may be collected with great facility and cxpodi
ton. The Collector had but three months for that pnr
pose, and could enforce payment before the
Of the three. We think that for such service DO per-
formed with little difficulty and in the limits of
the City Of Richmond, the commission Of per -
cxravagant We would recommend ~ per an
ample compensation for the collection Of the first SEQ.
900 Of tho City This allowance will yield the Of.
hcer 81 800 and will be saving tho city Of Sg0Ofor
the remainder Of the taxes say $1,000 which believe
VIII more Than all the collection O which Is attend.
cd with any considerable difficulty, propose that the
mission shall continue nj per cent, during tho past
year. say s5lO-to This add $40 about the received
by the collector FROM the donquen Of the last year, and
we have total Of $4,000 subject addition from
fees OF purchasers Of delinquent lots This We consider
lair, not ~ say liberal compensation for about half years
service considerable portion Of which s neither unplea-
SAINT aborous. To preserve that part O the present
system which makes the coramsson 10 10 induce
the collector expedite bis payments or rather 90 furnish
equivalent for it, propose that the collector for the
ensuing yor, shall be allowed commission such
shall be necessary make his payments the lst Of
November 10 $50 900 his payments up that
period shall fall short u that sum- and similar provision
10 the balance the not paid on The February ne
effected by the present officer during the laa year, which
Of peculiar distress and difficulty IN money affairs
We ofopinion that the Collector should be required
account with, and 70 pay To the Chamberlain, IN
pyery week. instead o every month"; NJ present, We
why he should not in fact keep his Bank
counts with the Chamberlain. who all times
sable ~ the counter Of the Banks.
We would present advise other changes In The mode
Of collecting and paying IN the Guy taxes and comPensang
the Collector
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AGRICJLTURE AND HOHTICULTUHE.
Further supplies reeciUed Jy
SMITH DRINKER & MORRIS

TINHE theory o Horticulture m attempt explain The pm.
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BY John Ludey ~ H. r. American edition. with noie. by
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cottage Residences, a of designs cottages and
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ca, by !. A. Downing
treatise the theory apd practices landscape Gardening
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Al. downing.
Bust American Flower Garden Directory whole adapted
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flower garden hot house green pao Window
Tor every month In the year
Suburban Gardner and Companion INTENDED for the
NJ osc know little ~ gardening AMI aa and more
uruahy The ladies' by !. g. LONDON, y H. r., &C.
illustrated by eng favings.
iicbgs Organic Chemistry edited ~ Professor Webster fouih
American edition, greatly enlarged
IicbRs Animal Chemistry with additions notes &c, by nOcrr
Gregory and Professor Webster.
lohnsons Agricultural Chemistry. first lni second parts
Elements II Agricultural Chemistry and Gcoiogy BY J. y W.
johnson.
Brdrcmans young gardeners Assistant
fcssenfen's American Gardner Instructor. an 90
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To the Editions of the JVhig .


As the so styled Democrats in a sophisticated address
Va he voters pi Virginia, have attempted o. identify the
wing party with the old Federal Party, have taken the
liberty 10 send abstracts from the Letters Of Thomas
Jefferson. which think well shcw which party comes
est the old Federal Party.
To Cent L1iayouc, May H. lsI7.-"ncre all is quiet.
Inc British war has left debit but that u a cheap price
Tor the good has done; the establishment Of the necessary
manufactures among 0ursciycs;" &c.
To TIC same, N"Ncm5cri !, lr2J ON partcs-"'rho sick
y weakly umd man, fears the people and tory by ma
ufe i1c healthy, strong and bold, choushos them and B
formed Wing 10y nature; the eclipse " Federalism with
sour question under the false frontof oscnn o measure
Z" slavery, but with the real Of producing gcogra.
Ph'H DIVISION ol parties, which might insure them the next
ite.ucnt' &C. Question Was not Mr.. Van Buren, one
o. lnlsc leaders alluded 10 by Mr.. Jefferson %
ne l"nes are Tor strengthening the Executive and &c.
,'"' government The Wings cherish the representative
'ch' ana me nights reserved the States ~ the bull
aEnn'' cons ldauon" Question. Has not the self
- DocIa' been using all their efforts for the last y
''sr,'' "s Wong'hen the Executive department.
'sSSu 'patW-on ColonizaiOn-Fcbruary f. 1894
'o wn't I'nd are these expenses be- furnished
WY ho' rom me lands which have been coded by tho ,,s
now needing This relief Aud coded ON no c,,,l,.
10Y inc most part but that Of the zen. raj good az die %
Ih'e Sessons already constitute one fourth Of An. s,.,.
=" "' bnon 10 may be -nd these lapds have r., tI.
"' ho"We property Of tur vuzcns compoqinoosc g,.,cg
ana me money long ago received and expendcd a., 80
equivalent Of lands IN the territories may be ~
thn' OBJECT or 50 much ai least a. may be- spf;c;,
Question Dos not the sefstycd Democrat, contend h
"a distribution Of the land sales unconstitutional, WI
right, Mr.. Jefferson or them . WIN
j" Benjamin Austin, January O. IsIG-"you t,u mo
81" quoted by those who wish continue our d,p.nJncs
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groS,d =, Editor. Every lover of his country val, feel
So vas, ,,, .ae- exhibited by the statement below
- 'as' ammunition In the in,port,tio, OF - 4,
~, ~ POM economy alone is OF no e mnor,,nos
We consider the moral improvement 10 The n,on
ue amount imported this year and last. We a, pc"esu
cause which have produced such results and oot r,ap
n nope tor complete the gres, cause
y, temperance The following is taken from The sh;n
p'ns List OF New York, and may be relied on sup
fH'oTfaf'"ns Of Liquors into e Port Of N.,o yol - a.
nr'f quarter CJaH'ry., FsIry.. March efthe rem,
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AZ The oeeideHf An'eriean Jseish Adposa, is the ii.
tie Of new monthly periodical published in Philadelphia
under the editorial supervision Isaac Lesser rh. title OF
the work indicates its character. II very neatly printed
and the editorial contents varied aud entertaining IL
the only publication Of the Kind this country, and twill
doubtless acceptable all OF the Jewish persuasion
Mr.. A. $. LYONS Is The AGENT in this CITY.
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TIE RALLY rnIs EyENlNGl

IL will not be in the power Of Mr.. Bolts attend the
Wing Rally this evening a, the Exchange. he has be
Chesterfield Court House to-day and will be in another
part OF Chesterfield tomorrow. Others, however, will he
at the meeting prepared to address IT,
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GOGGIN AND CILMER.
NORTHUMBERLAND.

These gentlemen addressed the people Orange at the
last Court "Evey ineh," by feet came oil second
st.-FfcdericksbHrg arena.
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The fisheries the Potomac far, have been very IN
successful. The has been very cold until within
few days pact and tho rcshct has prevented their doing
much. We hope, however, IN few days 10 announce
better state q thngs.-AieyaRdria Gazette
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MAR HII:n-

I'm thursday the s3d March. at Gcnuooi III. -, - =.
thompson hq by th. Roy. Nathan Ioyt Wu N -, Moan
, IN OF FLORIDA to ELLEN AITAvAY l,uv,," -, "a, ~
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E EXCHANGE HOTEL!

Ia N " III II ~ VI Il III " L Il Ia,
'HNHE Proprietor feels grateful for the patronogc
ne continues Ia receive from and liberal pb
al hrgs leave 10 inform them unrenitrd 10
all WIN make e Exchange their home The pr nj I
Is now reduced To 81 7Jc day, extra ehap. for
are lights &c Come important changes recently been made
IN TIE officers about the house assured ~ Win
the appreciation ofihe public. ~
lie ~ Also prepared few permanent gentlemen will,
ef airs or single gentlemen mos, bbe, terms
% ensuing season. Gentlemen visiting Exchange Hotel with
eI Horse arr informed that the will be taken Of them
pS M IANEs HARDEN whose stable the Hotel
W h ana arf the lst Of May the weary Boarcrs
Tor meals only viii be reduced Ordinary 10 5000
per year. Ladies Ordinary s225.
FREDERICK BoYDEN.
90 The following Papers please nse the above oucs ,E
ysr one H'oSh give Il an fora bills to
@ ioi -,uemen-and one paper each 10 thu Hotel
ing norfolk Herald Fredericksburg Arena Intelligent
Ger Charlottesville Advocate SaunOn Spectator Iynchbur Viz
ginian and DanyiDe Rclouer.l
w HlIE and Brown Havana Sugar receiving
' by sehr Tusenrou, and for saIe by
apse JOHN n. GORDON
EATHER, LENTnER, LENTnER.-g7 don sheep Skins
~ do1 Calf and Kip Skins - sides heavy Upper Iear
er-reeeiving on consignment and tor very low by
ap ~ PEAkE JONES WINSTON.
VIEWING TOBACCO OF the most approved quality for sale by
- the box twist or plug. by
apo PEAKE JONES WINSTON.
NRoUND PEPPER-Thc pure article manufactured a, u,
~ HOPE Mills in ~ papers for sale by
apso PEAKE, JONES a WINSTON.
EBINE APPLE CHEEsE-A few boes very superior for sale
apo PEARE, JONES WINSTON.
EFINED AMERICAN IsINGLAss Tor making table citr-
- u blanc mango aud refining liquors, for ale by
ap2o = D. DOVE. Main st.
ENRYs AROMATIC VINEGAR for hcadaebc, hutncs. AMI
apso $. =. bow, Nnas.
M ANILLA SCHOOL BACs,-A few ncsi. Of covered AMI IN
4'h covered Manila School Bags recevcdand for sale INV by
RICHARDS 4 GARDENR.
aP 20 Opposite Swan Tavern.