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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-07-01
Order Of Masonic Proceedings and Ceremonies
10 take place on the Alb of July, by
he Eayetts Lodge, No. Al.

U1e TUYeEIS LOuSe, NO IT.
The Lodge will meet at the College, at 10 o'clock
at the ringing Of the bell, and form procession in
the Lodge room, march out at the I'd ringing OF
the bell, and enter the Chapel in Masonic Order.
Ceremonies of the day TO commence with
hymn and prayer, after which the officers of the
Lodge will be Installed in ancient form; hymn; then
a Masonic Address; smother hymn, when the pro-
cesson will again form whilst the band perform
piece Of music) and march in order, entering Cd
Main Street near thin Reform Church; thence 10 the
Howard Hotel, and from thence to the Fayette
Hotel, the place Of dining
The widows, wives, sisters and daughters of NJ .
NJ are requested to form and march N rear Of tbs
procession
After dinner the procession will again form ana
return up lst MAN Stree! 10 the College,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-07-01

OTThe Editor of the Standard says we
"know no more about him than pig does
about whistling.' We'll, we are not too old
to. learn, and being regular reader of the
Reporter, we hope, ere long, to learn some
thing about you.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-07-01
WING NATIONAL CONVENTION.

The st. Louis New Era, speaking of the
proposition of our correspondent, w pub.
lshed in the Times Of the 18th June, rela.
tive to the selection Of Delegates 10 repre-.
sent Missouri in the Wing National Con.
ventinn, discourses as follows
A PROPER MOVEMENT.
4 correspondent OF the Fsyette Times pro-
poses. that the Wings shall hold District Con.
ventions in each Electoral District Of the State.
for the purpose Of appointing Delegates 10 rep.
resent Missouri in the great National Wing
Convention, 10 be held at Baltimore in May
next, TO nominate candidates for President and
Vice President. He proposes that the Counties
Of each District shall select Delegates equal to
double the number Of Representatives in the
General Assembly, who shall meet at some cen
trail point, and choose the Delegate to the Ma
tional Convention. In regard to the particular
Electoral District from which the proposition
comes-Boone, Galloway, Audrain Monroe
Shelby, Scotland, Adair, Macon, Randolph
and Howard Countes--t is suggested tina
the Convention shall be held at Huntsville, ir
Randolph County, on the Sd Monday in No.
vember next We hope to see this movement
followed up in each Of The other Districts o
the State. There are thirty thousand good ant
true Wings in Missour-the fast friends o
Harry OF THE WEST and it is highly import
ant tina, they should be represented in the Genera
Convention OF the Wings al Baltimore, mex
year
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-07-01

at is very fne-that Ice Cream which Messrs
Fnney & Gibson series out to all who call for
it.--Boonuille Observer.
Yes: and that Ale over at friend Johns
are excellent.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-07-01

THE CRops IN VIRG1NIA.-In the Valley
Counties the wheat crop is said TO be very
promising. In the country between the
Blue Ridge and Tide Water, except on
very rich lands, the crop is bad. A month
ago it was thought it would not be half an
average crop. But, since that time, the
weather has been favorable, and it has
greatly improved, and if no calamity over
takes it, the yield will be greater than last
year, and of superior quality.
The corn crop is very late every where,
and the prospect is very unpromising. But
it is soon yet to form any calculation. A
good July and August will make abundant
crops.
The tobacco is also late; and great COM
plant has been made of the scarcity of
plants. On this account, we are inclined
TO think, the crop must be short however
favorable the season may be. A dimin-
ished production of an article of good
quality, however, is generally attended by
an increased price-which more than COM
pensates for the defciency.--Rich. Wig.
TOBACCO CRop.-From present appear.
ances, it would seem that the next crop OF
Tobacco in Virginia must be short one.
There is, in the first place, general COM
plant of the scarcity of plants: and in the
next, the lateness of the season would pre-
vent the pitching of very heavy crop
even if the plants were abundant. 1t is
nearly the middle Of June, when ordinarily
the crop is planted; and yet we have heard
of planters who have not a plant in the hills,
and very few, we presume, have got through
with it. Unless planting season come
very soon, the crop, we think, must be a
very small -Lynchburg Vrginian.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-07-01

OFThe last Liberty Banner contains 8
call for meeting, signed by lumber Of
the citizens of Liberty and vicinity, tc
take into consideration the subject of the
connection Abraham Shaffer, the Clerk OF
the Clay County Court, had with the rob-
berry and murder of Chavis, the Mexican
trader. The call to which the names is at
tached, says--"We feel constrained by
what we consider justice to ourselves, and
Justice to the citizens Of this country, to
say, that Abraham Shafer, the present
Clerk of the County Court of this County,
did, by his conduct and actions, upon the
evening John M'Daniel was arrested, fur
nish to the people of this county such evi.
dence, as in our judgment proves him TO
have been accessory, not only after, but be-
fore the robbery and murder of Charvs
was committed by MDanel and his COM
rades. Such being our sincere and unbi-
ased belief, we consider that Shaffer is not
a fit and proper person to have control OF
the Office he now holds" The meeting is
called for the 4th of July.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-07-01

Missouri HEMP.---The New York
Prices Current Of the 18th ult. says
American Hemp comes forward freely, and
good and fine qualities sell readily; about
500 bales fair to good dew-rotted Missouri
changed hands at s97 so a 500, six
months
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-07-01

1.-THE Glasgow pilot has lit upon the Stand.
ard of this city like New Orleans "nigger" on
a bale of cotton. It's very fine sport-it is
TO hear the "boys" calling each other them hard
names. 60 it bear!'-'Go it husband!
cares" -Ariel.
You had better keep a sharp look out
Mr.. Ariel or the pilot will light upon
you like flash of lightning, and thunder
it into you with louder claps than you have
been accustomed TO, and equally as musical
as the Organ" did some time since.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-20
To. the Public.

THE NEW YORK HERALD-daily newspaper-pub-
ahed every day of the year except New Years day and
Fourth Of July Price cents per copyor ~ % Per an
Aun-postages paid-cash in advance.
THE WEEKLY HERALD-publisheds every Saturday
mornsg-prce 81 ceuts per copy, or - IL per annum
hostages paid-ossh in advance.
ADVERTISERS are informed that the circulation Of
the Herald is over THIRTY THOUSAND, and increasins
asst. Khas the largest circulation Of paper in this city
the osra and therefore, the best ehareI for 6sinsss
en in the city 81 country Prices moderate-cash in cd
vance,
PRINTING ofal kinds executed at the most moderate
prices, and in the most elegant STYLE
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRoPRIKroR THE HERALD EsTABLIsHMENr,
Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-20
urr orsALxs FROM NAV 10 TO JurE ., is4s.

TmpOrts into Poof ~ -
previously this year, lls,ess.
Ju~.a : cottou-The demand for this article contin-
ues dull and the market has remained In the same nat
state as week. but without any further IN the
binary to good fair at ldto sid ~ bales Madras ord
nary to fair at 2{d s aud 90 bales Bowed Georgia.
middling, at AID per ID. -,
.ashss@The demand for both Pot and Pearl con-
tinues limited. A public sale OF New York ron was az
tempted but not barrel sold small parcsI was
disposed Of the price which has not trans
pred Monreals remain nominaiiy as per ''S' f'''"
tons. ny. Il. A.
sales of the past month, which amount anosesns' x
hhd. the market having been firm throusnou, w W.
tendency to Improvement vi 'ne 'as' ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-20
PARIS BOOTS AND LASTS MADE TO ORDER
By r.. SUSSEX, I75 Broadtoag, (Bdsement,)

Ohe DOOf fTOm COuftIandt street.
@ + sUsER, Boosmsier, and maker Of Lasts, sp
Five" OF Clerce of Paris, beas leave to inform his
friends and all The anaeurs Of gcntlemanly ehaus,urc
ns ne can npw MAKE New York, with the best French
the celebrated bootm,ker Cerce, whose numerous
on this side OF the Aanc ectfuy invited
sUsERs boo and last: before they despair being "ehaui
Also, the genuine Paris Jet Black Varssh sold
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-20

,sS2Ssrs TO THE LADIEs-2oo par prime Cater
e>T boots OF all coors and sizes Of the latest fashon
sses and chdlen's Cater boots aud Bushius Ladies' Bus
sns lies, and Slippers, sood article, from shings
hso, good assortment OF 0entemen's prime cali stitch
poon Guy made from rs TO- dollars warranted good fine
s en ra,ters, boots and shoes Of all
corner Canal street, '' ''' ma Inn &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-20
- B00T AND SHOE sTORE

Nus6118 JOHN READY respectfully Inform, Nil, frieud,
end the public that he has n the above
tnc No. % Nassau he will thank ullv
sod Faithfully executo all orders he NAY favored with OR
ne mist reasOur bic terms Tor cash
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-20
GENIN q VAN VRANKEN'S
VENTILATING GOSSAMER HAT,
FOR GENTLEMEN,

GENIN " VAN VRANKEN'S
VENTILATINC GOSSAMER HAT,
FOR GENTLEMEN,
WEIGHING ONLY 2K OUNCEsTPhICE - 50.
n THE Subscribers have introduced the above named
- hat for BY comparing the weight Of this
article with the weight Of the following hats the
them for summer wear may
be readily seen.
The average weight Of the ordinary fur hat 6k
do do Panama 81 ~
do do Leghom4
BenR fully convinced that style OF hat heretofore
wo has with the general APPRECIATION which hat
sug qualities lghtness beauty durability and
ehcapnc would be receive have devoted much at
enon the manufacture and finishing of the style
introduced by From the appreciation erpren,d by
gentlemen who have examined hem feel satisfied that they
need only to be to be fully ppreciated.
0EN1N & VAN VRANKEN,
ms m.ec 2l4 Broadway, opposite st PauIs Church.
THE FOURTH on JULY! -
BOOTS AND SHOES; O3
Cheap Boot aud Shoe Market, No. 500 Greenwich street.
Ladies and gentlemen advised call at he above store and
Hovde themselves with reasonable summsr boos .ippe
Gacr &C. made In the and most fashionable STYLE
and sold as cheap meta little cheaper than elsewhere.
Heads OF families will money by calling here st the
cheap depot Don't forget The number Clinton Cheap Boot
and Shoe Maraet Ne 500 Greenwich street, Spnng st.
jeS liner
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-20
LOOK AT THIS j

LADIES BOOTS s. shOEs.-Lades, in these stores
the greatest OF Cater Boots, Slippers,
Bukns Ties Pupca Buskins light and dark colored half
Gaers House Slippers white and black satin Slippers satin
Msses and ChdrenH CATERS buskis slippers
and All Other ud, boots and shoes Of our own
and s cheap the chcapc 49, Roadway and Canal It,
js mr. 0REGORH CAHILL.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-24
WE CAN'T GET TnEuANG OFT.

The TaN Bill Is perlecs puzzlc Tie wisearrcs Of
the late Loeoco assembly, after passing the Law under
took to expound and Explain aud define aud direct h,
the passage OF three uher laws aud sci uf
IN the vain hope guiding thu public officers IN tic dis
charge OF ther duties. Mt Auditor Heath has alsuad
dressed circular TO the Commissioners Of Revenue.
giving his instructions aud eNlanations but the knot IL
too tight, Tor even his clear and ucd intellect The
Revenue officers are running ABOUT all over the sla,c
with the various laws, and the Auditors commentaries
IN their hands, Invoking the and OF The awyers aud
10 dseniahgle the web aud they fud in tie multitude 81
eounselors not safety. hut confusion Mase colf5onJo
kncis OF busy politicians seen hnddrd te,,Eer al
the street corncshe r0Id side inns Tho warrant m,
'ngs and other places oi resort eagerly inqurng what
the thing MEANS and all that tho people can find out IS
ths they are 10 be- roasted hike Christmas turkeys
Gentle reader, this is pra, rs IocaioroIem and i II
Dot pretty thlng2 We warned you against lis lhr,
mes aud principles but the thing ecltbg s,raus-thc
Physic is beginning 10 work, aud the Lori holplbo n,
tleni.
We suggos, to Coy. McDowell-and as he don't see
our sheet, beg friends a the Richmond Fnaoirer
70 give hun n:,hai II II Is desirable 10 r.a, ali The
turkeys alike oi in other words make the tax law ono
rate equally III the counties that few rnyiny ,onis
s'ones be appointed In visit every county IN the Stale
and Instruct the assessors 10 cunsruc the law oIke CIR
eu'ar letters wont explain what the Legislature meant
iof that Is more than they knew themselves BY lng
shot.-.'intos6'rg Ga:ctlee.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-24
Dcnleottr fnteIltnrnee.
HEATH'S CASE.-REMoyAL TO CHESTER
rIEI.D--DARNEN'S CASE.--DiSCHA R6ED.

Yesterday. his Honor Judge Nicholas. opeued his
court the City HALL The Grand jury atten.
dance, and presume. fnm the clsract. ni the laGo
excellent charge, that important pfescnmens Ill
be made.
Heath present in Court. booking mich he did
The late trial. with his customary enormous quK in
his mouth, which really disors his counienaare.--
Whrn his called. his counsel, Jaa,s LYONS
Ro. &. Scot and b. W Leigh. Esqrs moved TIM ,uur,
upon the prisoners affidavit. sustained by that of the
Sherh's, 10 change the venue, the ground that he
could not have fair lrs here The motion was nppus-
el by the Attorney ior the CommonNc alth. Henry L.
Brooke, ESD, bui the Cour. after Argument sustained
the motion and ordered the 10 be removed 10 the
county of Chesterfield Tor trial so this rems rkabe
takes the very that the lawyers ard The un
fortspate prisoner. desire
In the case OF the Comm, nwralthts Wm. y Dshncy
on motion of his counsel l,obt e. Standard and Rn6
&. Sco Esqrs. he discharged irom farther prSocu-
lion the ground that three terms had pssed without
trial in the against hun Tie learned counsel
quoted the authority o the casr of the Commonwealth
Green. aud the Court sustained their motion So
Mr. Dshney is also free fram all sfihrr prosecution
IN the famous Bank Of Virginia cases aud irco 10 aht
10 recoyerdest ground in the community unnulesied
II We wanted the most lrlsy clerk aud mos, amiahle
in the city. should employ Wm u Dabney.-
Let him be W.T. lc med tack again 10 his old p1re al
general ayoIlic. Richmond Star.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-24

dismiSng whom he Tui M not only without charge.
without tsnii without any SPECIES ui mat. but NtI
tail knowledge thai the duties m their ncrs have been
diligently honestly and faithfully executed. and put
ting back IN their places Nhuu he had himself DIS
missed Every consdt ration of equality, Of equity and
uf Justice Demands, said Mr.. tlay that mast iHl aud
complete relataton 81 the Injuries Joue To the " hg par
Is should to- hereafter made. Nor should thai H. prs
crpiion.-ll would be the sevees rriukc al pfoscrp
ton On the contrary, 10 continue In uiice men, who
had been put there b, the dismisson al other and better
men, Tor political woul be Ia sancthni cansun
mate and perpeinale prescription. Bu ii could be-
gardcd pr Pan, WIN Is 10 he justly reffaachcd
with beginning prescription III this couihBF'
''No irlt prulanndy Than lac did the evils
which vtre k.y IL grow ou oi struggles far ihr Itz
and Offices exclusively c1nued to the successful party
lie doubted whether syslem could bong endure thc
consequences uf sub struggles. But he hoped that
remedy world be htfcail, louHd either IN the amend
mnnt II The Constitution The Law, 10 guard against
these evils.
Mr.. Cla,'s noble appeal 10 the Wings in combustion
Ia stand BY then cause VAS believe, responded Ia
by every Wing IN the vast crowd aud doubt II cvory
hg did bot leave he ground with his faith strength
entd, and his zoal reuewed ten fold in behalf Of the
gorlons principles 81 his party, and the glorious ch,t
mhn Of nuIy maintains ll,m.
We hay, The qualification assure our friends 81
distance. that utser distinguished nrighb1r
IN finer h. alh aud splrls and that lie them 81
bis mistaken confidence ia the Triumphant issue oi tie
srsat Struggle Which Is shortly 10 come OIL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-24
Ttlc ZpnctbucH 1'tr0iwia,s.
.NO.ND.lf. ARM q, 1913.
TO TIE POLLS WINGS, TO TnEroLLs!i


Wings cf the surrounding counties. but Two Or llree
days III rlase. before you will lie called upon TO cast
your soles. Next Thursday every man Of you must be
at the polls and cast your votes io your bleeding
Try lour State GT the last year has been governed by
The most reckless set Of men that ever ofd,d il over
free people And the last Legislature vas the most
expensive aud disgraciu that in Virginia Il
Is for You 10 say whether that misrue shall be contn-
uod, whether you viii thek IT, II We cannot carry
the Legislature. carry the Couaresio lal dis
lrics. and lurs every Wig in Messrs. Toer.
Goggin aud Geo II. Gnel', distlci III do his duty
We have The most cheer ny accounts from tbs district
that II The W higs OF Campbell Will do their duty we
.lIall carry he district ty handsome MAJORITY We
are coulfnt 10 " ls, under these circumstances will
he Inactive, hut Will 90 himself and carry his friends 10
The polls on the day of election, From Mr. GoQgin 5
district we have cheering accounts. If the Wings Of
Bedford Amherst and Nelson will do their duty they
VIII elect him. And from Geo II Gilmcrs district, We
hear thai he viii be elected hem " hes Of the sur
rounding counties, IN the language Of tie great leader
and representation ofour party, Mn Clay, in his speech
in Kentucky, we say wings arouse from the ipnohle
sUPlhenfSs Which encompass yoa-awahe from the
leihatgy in which you lie bound-easi liam yHu that
unworthy apathy which seems to make you Indifferent
to the fate Of your county, arouse, awake shake of
the de" drops that glitter your GARMENTS and oce
more march to Battle aad to victory You have been
disappointed, deceived, BETRAYED slameaily deceived
aud betrayed. But viii you therefore also lr,yc Eli,e
and iallhess to our country obey the impulses of
Just and patriotic Indgnaonl As for Captain 'Tyler.
he is mere srap-a fash the pan; pick your Whia
HINTS aud try your Rifles AGAIN" Then y hes IF the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-24

The old and tried veteran sJIdler Gen Van Rens
sellarr having been HoYed from the Post Mice al Al
bauy, New York, by Capt Tyler without any reason
Whatever has published letter, which may be- seen in
another column. lie Shove eonelusiytlY Il at he came
under the ban Of the President and his party for decn
ing the use OF his Influence in favor of Capt Tyler,
paper l. New ipk, andhis refusing To exert himself IL
Induce the other roslmaslels in lie county in which lac
lives to do the same thing their roqncsls HIM 10 send
The names OF all The posmasirrs WHO lclScdtn comply
no doubt intending To prescribe forthwith all who refused
To comply with the request Gen Van Rensselaer, VAS
placed IN that ohre by Gen. Harrison being the very
hrst act ol his administrative We hope tic General Will
continue the statement. lie SAYS hc can show vit.
the Tear OF contradictions Iat Nj Tyler when he fir,
arrived at Nashingun To enter upon the duties Of his
Office was decdedIy aud meYdrocaiy in favor OF a
charter OF the hiicd States Ianh." The old Gratlal
shows how corrupt tie rr-iiem aud all his parh
aFe-and that too strong to lie denied We thonoht Al
most as bad OF the President thualn we po,.il,
could, Int thls has sunk Inn even inour estimation Ia
lower depth. Il will be condenued by both Wars and
DemoaIas, they haYeonc drop If patriot hood coars
ING II through tier Seins. When the Pnsilcnr sinks
INTO HAT uscnrliy Nhch lac is fast haelennn the anqs
OF his own conscience VIII Justly iay him for it,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-24

DsrRGssfSG occuGRENeE.- News was brought
10 Alcs~s Ills Illctt Yesterday hat thur accpuu.
iani. Mr.. Bornatd Sicgar, WAS drowned Sunday, IN
attempting t. Cross Brrnanl's Creek III Puwhaian-
Mr. WIS IL buggy, aud vculured Ia cross the
stream. although II vas mGrh swollen. HIS horse soon
lot hcyord ls depth. and Mr. ; attempted 10 turn him
tArk but checked IN Ibis way. hr sunk and don ned
Mr., :. breanc inghtcnca II IS supposed aud attempted
10 escape hf goung To shore. loWsrd> Inch hn leap
ed, bot he sant. Pad dad mol flsc again. Some blacks
serr spectators Of The scene. and said could havc
rescued Mr. Sugar had he remained ule While in
the buggy
All sfear WIS young man greatly esteemed for
Inc rNcllfni qntllies OF hB disposition, aud was en-
dowod Will busuess capacities that made hun allke val
ufd and elcrurd y those Hho entrusted tier bus nrss
III his hands. hal mct,a,es The distressing nan ~ Of
Ills tate Is lhr Ict lhal he had been but few months
nlrried, and when L. mel lis untntly death vason
bis way 10 bnna hls lady home she hlnp On VISIT to
her relatives IN Buehins ham 10 her the intelligence
ai his death VI" be blow indeed the fcc Of which
ha0r can appreciate. MI Slegar Was an exemplary
put sSor p Religion aud memhcr Of Rev d. Mr. Ma
gnonS conerrgouon III which his death aluen,cd AZ
thai OF a brother. richmond Conipilfr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-24
THE CANAL. AND TuE WHEAT

The information brought Yesterday evening pas en-
couraglng The greatest rise IN thu from the
Rivanna downwatds hb4ye that tributary the risc
was not ~ great as 10 Jun-
From this place 10 Dover there four breaks in
the Canal, that may bceas, and expeduously rspa:r-
I'd.
The wheat crop is said Ia lie left ia a much better con
diion than was anticipates and distinguished tanner
OF G'"chand expresses the opinion at The destruction
Is not very great
Since the above prepared, Mr. Reins has handed
s,sih a ILL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-24
JAMES RIVER CANAL.

To euuect any aueoas impressions that may have
been made IN relation the damage dane t. The Canal
by the recent lresrt IN James kve eecm my duty
~ say, that il the weather continues favourable shall
by Friday next have all the breaches between Rich
mond and Srol,Sve Tar completed as to permit the
packet 10 resume lis regular lbatday Ga Mon
day next The freight boats pass perhaps IN Saur-
day; and for the special lfntii Of dealers IN s.np. |
would further state, that le mholc Of repairing the
INJURY ddne to the Canal Il Scufis,lle wi not exceed
eight hundfed dollars
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-24
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STOCKS, Basnms aad Collars. Just receiving from pc
u, ne" sly lie aud neat article All kinds of SuSpen
d,iS, Hosiery Gloves, Shirts and Drawers 81 10
Also very line article Of Silk Under Shirts aud Draw.
er'; Fashionable Scarls and Cravats Pocket landker
ea'iS Oh every STYLE and superior lot OF Umbrellas at
Manufacturers ptets.
" would invite particular aotice To large lot OF
vests al - cts each, such cannot be bought clS,
where lor less than nine Shngs, though our enemies
"tie lheJudges. Coats for 81 aud Pants the same.
Very thankful Tor ;he liberal patronage heretofore be
slowed on me, hope aud solicit continuance of the
same. My hest Efforts viii be eXcrcd to please
y. H.-t utlng and Making ON the most reasonable
terms All goods made 10 order are warranted and
fashionable TT guaranteed, or the goods paid for Ny
prices ior making Goats vary from s. TO S. For cut
ting Goats % cts. Pants and VESTS IS cts Please call
IN and see, and for the truth OF The above give me tn
al, aud my word. no ''pr9S.' shall be verified
Winter Goods offered for less than cost al Ialbots
Exchange Corner, by the subscriber.
BENJAMIN TERRY.
April Is IFS