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Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1843-11-30
A.;iaSe
8GSSS1S
WON Peoria to Danyille.

E~0W Peoria to Danylile.
- VI. . : part Of that main west and east
L mail route now open three times a
week in regular connection from Burlington
Iowa to Indianapolis, passing through
Oquawka, Monmouth, Knoxville, Jubilee,
Peoria, fremont, Bloomington, Urbana,
Danviite, Covington and Charlottesville, to
Indianapolis.
The coaches leave Peoria on Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday, at 3 A. NJ, and
arrive at Danvilie next day at p. NJ,
whence travellers, proceed, without any de-
lay, in regular post coaches to Indianapolis.
At Danville this line intersects the tri-
weekly line of stages running south bv
Paris to Vincennes. At Covington, Is miles
beyond Danville, it intersects the line run
ming south east, to Terra Haute, and also
the line running north east to Lafayette.
The distance from Peoria to indianapolis
on this route is 2l7 miles, which is made in
four days. lying by at night; from Peoria TO
Terra Haute it is l66 miles, MAIDEN % days;
and from Peoria to Lafay cite il is $50 miles,
which is made in 3 days.
The attention Of travellers bound for Buff
falo is respectfully called to the fact, that
the canal being now finished from Lafay-
cite to Lake Erie, an easy, pleasant, and
cheap passage can be had from that place
to the lake in packet boats, and that the
whole travelling time from Buffalo to Peoria
is six days; thus saving, by taking this
route in preference to that by Chicago, u
bout 600 miles travel and several dollars CT,
pense.
Fare on this route.
From Burlington to Peoria So 90
- Peoria to Bloomington 60
4" Bloomington to DanviNe w
=" Danviile to Indianapolis w
The best of coaches and teams have Dcen
procured, and the drivers are moral, temper
ate and careful. In short, no pains have
been prepared to render the line in every
respect deserving of public patronage.
]. +. M'CLUN, Proprietor.
Bloomington, Jan 6 I643-ly "a
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MIR1CLES.

A LTHOUGH we are told that the ast
"A miracles has passed, yet OCCASION
there are circumstances occurring VII
even in the eye of sober reason Gnfueft
by prejudice or predilcction) appear aim
miraculous.
Among the most prominent Of these
the cures which have been effected by
use Of Sherman's Medicated Lozenss
Certificates may be seen at the Doctors
flee of persons who have been cured IN
had been pronounced in the last stage
consumption by their attending ph,ys'ehl
BY the use of his celebrated
COUGH LOZENGES, i.
which are the best article in the word
coughs, colds, asthma, whooping cough
ever offered to the public.
Sherm ans CamphOr Lozensss
are producing miracles daily in curing y
vous or sick head ache in from hive
minutes, when before their INTRODUCES
persons were compelled to suffer IRON 4
to three days before relief could be oo1
ed They are also the only remedy 80
for that distressing complaint, sea-slc5ss
SHERMAN'S WORM LOZENGns.
These celebrated articles are considers
only certain remedy for these dest!oyu
the young, and are so pleasant that cp.
eat them with avidity, and cry Tor m"'
FEVER AND AGUE. n
Sherman's Fever and Ague Lozenges !.
certain and warranted cure Of this oss
ing complaint. and the chills never n usJ
as thew often do when cured by other WI
They have been used in over nSe n sT,s
thousand cases, and not an instances "
failure has been known. u.
sherman Cathartic LS1.a ~
are the best active Bilious Catna,ue ~
cine in use They are resnarkao'i sn j
ant, and leave the system Tree -
dizziness and oppression. .crFR
THE POOR MANS PLAS
or which, 1000, 900 are sold yea'y yseoJ|
best plaster in the world lumoago I'D M
tism, pain or weakness ~ tne o soi csbl
breast, and its price, (oniy ~ nss
brings it within the reach OF every
in the community. ,rthor
For sale BY Jacob Gauby' only a ~. n
agent for Burlington. Also, by Los' III
at Augusta, and Tryon 3 Day. oau'
aug3l-1y
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ATEST FASHIaNS...Mrs

ATEST FASHI0NS...Mrs MN,
IL having just returned from Philadelnb,
where she has had ample opportunitv :.
seeing'tLe latest fashions, and procu,inr
full and complete stock of Millinery. Of NJ,
patterns and latest stvie; is now PREPARED
execute work Of all descriptions in her H.,
mess, and furnish materials or not, Onion.
to the customer If the ladies of BurIr.
ton and vicinity will but call at her a.,
on Washington Street, she is satisfied 4,
can please as we'll in workmanship as n,
terials.
She has constantly on hand specimen, ;,
her work in different grades OF prou,s,
and she confidently hopes she will reeer,
as she is determined 20 merit, liberal sh,n
of patronage.
Among her articles may be fornd, 81
vets ANA satins Of all qualities and coln
together with the best assortment d. la,.
and ribbons ever offered III the market
Bonnets repaired and altered to suit n,
latest style.
sep2o-2mos II
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CARRIAGE MANDATORY Els
TABLLSHMENT.

A. l.. STODDARD g. J. BENNETT
4 RE constantly found at their old stand
N on Washington Street, near the Meth.
odst Church, (and conn ected with Stewart
& Vernon, who carry on the Smithing bust.
ness in all it's variousbranches, where they
keep constantly on hand Buggies of various
descriptions OF the best style and unsurpass-
ed in workmanship. Also, Farmers Wag-
ons Of every description. Please call and
examine for yourselves and be satisfied
August Oily IA
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g7Sresh GroceTies.-Jcs Received !,
for sale.
Coifee--20 bags prime Rio coffee,
5 do 10 Havana do
10 do do Laglira do
5 do do Java co.
Sugars IIhds best New Orleans Sugs
3 bbls. No. N. Y. refined a
Z do Go crushed do 4
GP T,a-5 half chests superior qualu
z Il" 3 DO Go 10 do
Imperial ( boxes do do
ChocoIate-2 boxes Spanish Chocolate,
3 do do
tobacco ! box Harc's No. !. Virgin
, do No and 2 kentucs
, DO do Nilsson
Soap boxes New York Soap,
4 DO Shaving Go
Pepper-2 bags bsst qualify
, boxes ground
Spice bag best quality,
Alnords--l bbi soft shell Almonds
Together with full supply Of msd4
indigo, alum, Nutmegs, nhr
tus, cinnamon, &c all of which willbes
ut the lowest cash price by
Jun 10 b. !. dawn
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BRIDGE g. 5slA1LRs

SUCCESSORS TO BRIDGE, RAYBURN & Co.
Dealers in Tin Plates, Copper, Sheet Iron,
Wire, &c. and manufacturers of Stoves of
every variety of patterns-also, the Jew
ett's Improved Patent Carey Ploughs,
st Louis Mo
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Miners Improved Patent Pump, for
Wells. CiSierns. springs. &c.

Wells. Cisterns, springs. &c.
5 as superior to the common Log Pump,
i as that is TO the old crotch and pole,
and cheaper than either! The working
parts being all iron. and no lower box, it is
not liable to get out Of order, and all re-
pairs are done away with. The sock is un :
decaying and water proof and the whole is
secure from frost; neat, durabl simple
and cheap. and easily worked that a
child five wears old can raise water with it
A supply on hand and will be sold very
low by J. F. TALLANT,
sept Water st.
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Millinery. Dress AID Cloak Making.
M RS. Z. e. THOMPSON, thankful for
lvA past iavors, would respectfully in
form her friends and customers, that she
contlnuesthe above business: on Jefferson
street, directly opposite the National Hotel
and next door to the store of j. l.. Kimball
Esq. where shewill be pleased to serve those
who may favor her with call, with the
most approved fashions.
Burlington, Nov. Oath, 1912 If 26
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may 26-tf


UN@U HK ~ NC M.
Il H. w. Moore, Agent of the Protection
Insurance Company Of Hartford, Conn
Offers to insure Houses, Stores and Barns
and the contents Of each against loss or
damage by fire. The rates of premium are
as low as those of any other similar institu-
ton, and every man has now an opportu-
nifty for a trifiing sum to protect himself "a
gainst the ravages of this destructive ele
ment, which often in a single hour, sweeps
away the earnings Of many years.
The Company will also insure, on the
most favorable terms, against Loss or Dam
age to Merchandise shipped to and from any
of the eastern ports and ports on the Mis-
sissippl, Ohio and Missouri rivers.
Burlington June 8 lS43 Ems
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Fresh Drugs and Medicines.

Fresh Drugs and Medicines.
YNHE Subscriber has just received his
Il fall supply Of every thing in his line,
making his stock full and complete, and
offers inducements to the public not inferior
to anv of his competitors. both in the vare-
ty, quality and prices of his stock. He has
Just received,
25 OF Quinine, % lbs Jujube Paste,
90 lbs Peruvian Bark, IS "Africa CAYENNE
20 g Camphor, 20" Calomel,
| Dbl Castor Oil, l Dbl Copperas,
% Spts Turpentine g Alum,
| I" Linseed Oil, L" Venitian Red.
8 bbls Spanish Whiting.
Together with every thing in his line
that can be wanted or called for, for sale
very low by IF TALLANT.-
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Just received via steamer Ohio, by
corp e. PARSONS. i
Q CASKS Quseas and Glass Ware, incIud-
Q ing 300 sets com Teas
80 do printed do $50
SO do white Granite do
$50 doz Com. Printed, White Granite
Il and China Plates,
% doz pit. and ! pit. Fluted Tumblers
Together with assorted China, Printed
and white Granite Tea Sets, Casters, Glass
Naples, and general assortment of
ware.
Also, several Packages Drugs, and Med
icines. such as Calomel, Gum Camphor,
Aloes. Myrrh. Arabic, Sug. Lead, Magne-
tia. &c. All of which are ready for sale
at the lowest rates.
JET. st. Burlington, Sept. 29th
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@ OLD ESTABLISHED STAND
EIA Ala w. Carpenters Clock, VA
Ea.8 and Jewelry Establishment, 70
be found all such articles as are usui
kept in the line, and also all kinds
Clocks, Watches and Jewelry repaired !
warranted at the shortest notice. Store
Main Street, one door south of ]. X. FH
Saddler.
Jan 5, lS43-ly y
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II 0D&6rHo on the evening of the
La late election, in this city, heavy Sill
yer Pencil Case with the initials Of ~. 6.
E'' on the top. The person who has said
pencil in his possession is requested to re-
turn it to the Hawk Eye Office.
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STRAW BONNETS. -.The latest STYLE
~ and Patterns, slso Silk Ribbons, Art-
fetal Flowers, &c. for sale by Mrs c E
Thompson, Jefferson street opposite the
National Hotel.
June 8 Ems
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MOLASSES... bbls. superior Mo.
Ivl lasses for sale low for cash by
Nov2 is DAVID
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"AkE CARE OF YOUR BOOKS
Il Subscribers to the New World, Niles
Register, Lady's Book, Graham's Maya
zine, &c, will do well to have them Bound
as soon after the expiration of the Volumes
as possible. BY SO doing they will be
able to preserve those valuable pub,ca-
tons in perfect order.
1.-the varieties of Binding executed in
a neat and durable manner, by
WILLIAM GREENE.
Blank Books of any size or pattern
made to order, on the most reasonable terms.
Burlington, August 25,-tf VIC.
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I ND in Jefferson county I,
IL sale.
W l.2 n W IA sec Is town 72rs
l-2 W IA sec rs town 72rs
sl2 NJ IA sec town I'll rs
We VIII sell the above described l,,a.
the most accommodating terms.
junS GRIMES & STAR
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Improved Yeast Powders.
PORK PACKING.

YNHE undersigned having made extensive
Il arrangements for the packing of Beef
and Pork, solicits share of public patron
age, and is ready to contract with individ
uas or companies for packing their beef or
pork on favorable terms. There is connected
with my packing house an extensive slaugh-
tering establi hment, where am prepared
to kill and pack with the utmost despatch
any number Of hogs. and will load fiat boats
and despatch them at a very short notice.
shall give my personal attention to
the business, and am certain that can give
satisfaction to any who see fit to contract
with me.
will furnish barrels and salt for pack
ing if desired al a very low price. For
further particulars enquire of the subscri
Der. GEORGE PARTRIDGE.
sep2-4m 14e
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ECEIvED per Steamer New Brazil
IL boxes Goldfish.
2 bbls No mackerel.
! cask Saleratus,
2 chests Y H Tea.
ta 2T !" Imp. do rr m
2 Gunpowder do
doz wood buckets,
10 boxes by 10 and 10 by IL glass,
2 bales A brown Sheeting, r.
for sale low for cash or Produce by
Aug 3 fi B. I. DAVID
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"ANTED by the subscribers. Flax seed
w [clean,] Bees pure White Pea
beans. COPP & PARSONS.
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DRONZE s. LEAF assorted; also, Gas
ID tor Oil, just received and for sale by
aug1I COPP & PARSONS.
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NEW TIN AND COPPER WARE
ENTARLNH


NEW TIN AND COPPER WARE
ESTABLISHMENT.
TNHE Subscriber has just opened new
Il Timing establishment on the corner
OF Court and Front Streets. where he will
supply the public with all descriptions of
articles in his line on the most reasonable
terms. for cash or country produce.
The highest prices in cash will be paid
for Wheat, Corn and Oats
ise P. A. GOODRICH.
Burlington, Oct l9-tf 81
II ECEIvED per Steam boat Iowa,
IL 1000 lbs Sole Leather,
100 Calf Skins,
so Kip Skins, rsf
70 sides Upper Leather, 6ea
800 lbs heavy harness for sale for cash
or dry hides, by 3
sept 9 B. Il. DAVID.
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w eSterM Hotel.

Burlington, Aug l0-3mos
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-30
Eurther of The Crou of Whsnt


We Zone of the Edltors) have jus, returned from a
three weeks excursion into the country We have vi
sited the midway region between Richmond and Nor
fok-about 20 miles from this city, and Immediately
on the Banks ofthe Lower James. The neighborhood
in which we have been rusticating, embraces both
sides of The river of the finest farms Lowland
Virginia They will make good crops of Wheat, al
though it has been partially injured by the rust. The
harvest of the early May wheat gathered at the
close of last week. On Monday, they commenced the
reapng of the Turkey wheat on one or two farms-and
Wednesday, they began others, the reaping OF
the Wckham wheat, Suitable to the bottom lands, and
presenting truly golden harvest to the eye) In the
course Of day or two the purple straw will be sub
ected 20 the scylhe.
The Early May, (Which constitutes but small por.
ton of the CROP is scarcely affected by the Rust at
all. The Wickham whea, is slightly injured. The
Purple Straw and the Bearded wheals are The latest,
and therefore most liable be affected by the rains
Never the clouds more apricious-scarcey ever
have the showers been variable and uncertain.
Blu. if the heavy showers should cease to fall upon
the rpenng ears, the crops in that limited region Of
country which we have visited, will DO very good
The precise result is, of course at this time, very IN
certain-depending upon the rain-but, in any event.
rus, the crops will b. good. So far we had an
opportunity of examining heads that ripe the
grain was very fine in quality
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by no means to receive political lessons from hem-be
cause, they are Myopn In into the bargain Row, he
will have to pay Tor them by The sacrifice of his indie
pendencc at the election or Of his property, ma
soon az an execution can he sued out. Would you be-
l'eve u, SIR: These small dealers, and fourpence.
ha penny politicians, aided by the aboninable system
OF precinct elections, and combining the grog shop
WIN 'heir Trade, exercise a considerable influence
within ihe circle Of their operations. With some
honorable exceptions, they are nuisance to society
Better would II be for 90 back the rude state
81 sociefy, as now called, when every man was his
own manufacturer, made his bread, and raised his
own 'hrh'' ana had to ride perhaps, some twenty or
My mes 10 good market to sell his tobacco, and 20
buy ms SAT- and iron, his sugar and Coffee than to
have them brought to his door, almost with such cor
ruptng influences. IL there was less money in crcu
iaon III lhose times, there more honesty and pub
nc virtue Speaking of The precinct election law, it
was eoou law IN It's deslgn-whch vas 10 enable the
voters 10 large counties In the right Of suf
irage. But by applying The system TO ALL and making
suhfnge almost UNIVERSAL good system has been
defsd very perncious 1t has brought into
actVe operation all the of fraud and corruption
anu conferred upon ignorant and preud.ccd commits
s'onefs power which only be properly exercised
al Inc Court House, within reach Of title Deeds and
by intelligent, upright citizens. II has been prolific
cause OF contested elections, and Of the increase of
party spirit The bano Of social intercourse, and bar 10
wise legislation
that good crops the true panacea" for the embar-
easements Of The times, and trust that his Wing
brethren, who have held up 'the Bank" the pana.
cea' WI" pfoht by his instructions. Yes, How clod-
hoppefs, look to your plough, and not to Banks or
merchants either, for rele-and say to tbem Job said
TO false friends, "Miscrable comorers are ye all -
CORN.HILL.
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TO THE EDITORS OF TIE ENQUIRE,


When gave notice the other day, through your
paper, of trial of "Husseys Reapng Machine" and
mine, which would Take place in Mr.. Hutcheson g
field on Friday (,o.dayD had not seen his ope-
rate, SO as 10 form any correct judgment of its per.
Torrance. Contrary 10 my expectations, when | went
to Mr.. Wights on yesterday morning, TO put toge-
Their and start machine for him. (after having started
one for Mr.. Sims the day before, | found Mr. Illus
sey there waiting for me- with two Of his machines
and that notice had been given to the neghbos around
that trial of the two competing machines would be
made that eyeninp A considerable number Of per.
sons attended, and the machines were worked. Now,
do not consider il proper nor do undertake to give
the resu, Of that trial All that mean to say is,
that if MIR Huasey has come to Virginia to exhibit his
machines in competition with NINE, y Is out Just that
such exhibition should be fair and thorough; and, in
Wow of the test be made TO day, to call the atten
ton of the public certain points and facts having
important bearing upon tue comparative usefulness Of
the two machines.
In my previous notice. stated that should com.
mence cutting sunrise, in order to test the capacity
of my machine TO cut damp or icct wheat Having
had little shower Of rain on Wednesday, think !
understood from Mr.. H. that he does not profess
to be able to cut damp wheat successfully. His
is four horse draft requiring change, and
mine a two horse dratt-and here | would also
call attention 10 the effect upon the team in driv
ing them out of regular gait Whether his
machine or mine scatters most grain upon the
ground will be seen-,ohieh most affected by bedded
or dched lands cannot be tested in Mr. h. field but
as there will probably be persons present, who saw
them operate at Mr. WIS, they can decide. There
will also be seen the necessity aud inconvenience OF
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INFLUENZA This distressing malady is travelling
(where one printing Office and iron mandatory
had been stopped by the sickness of the hands and
has extended to Baltimore We learn by Capt Davis
of the Thomas Jefferson, who left Norfolk yesterday
morning, that it has reached that ancient Borough
Some Of her citizens had been aacked-and it was re-
ported more than hundred OF the crew Of the Penn
sylvania.
Even salobrious city may escape its attacks,
especially if the humidity Of the atmosphere should
increase In that case, advise our friends not to
despise the enemy, but TO attack it in time Be mo.
derate in your Diet and in your drinks. luke medi-
cine in time. Too much of the night air, and all
exposure to rains, should be avoided Take care of
the Grip, (Which some of The idle Ways of the North
have nicknamed the Tyler Grip 1t may prove a
most uu pleasant, perhaps dangerous companion
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ga CnEvAssE We are informed by a friend, that
the Ievee Just below the parish seat oil Iensas, 81
Joseph has broken and the water is now rapidly ming
up the swamps in that vicinity. We presume that no
general damage can result, the water is falling US
low down as Millikens Bend ),
We clipped the above paragraph from the Concoro'a
neligencer of the l7h since which We have receiv'
ed, through the poteness of gentleman OF this CITY,
the following letter. which contains fuller information
of the disas,er.-.N. o. Bee, June 20.
EXTRACT from private Letter, dated
"RopSEY ]7th June, 1643.
81 am sorry 10 say that the prospects OF our river
planters are gloomy and discouraging For the ast IL
hours it has been raining in torrents, and plantations
that are protected by covered with rain wa
ter and the river continues rise at the rate OF one
half of an inch every twenty-four hours. Inc news
from above is, that all The rivers are rising runner
came in from Lake Brun last light with word that the
Leyee at Hard Times (above Grand GuiD hac given
way and the report is that than 1OO yards hao
been washed away, and if So it will be impossible 10
stop the water The whole country opposite 10 TINS
place must suffer more less by the breaking OF the
Levee alluded To. , -
81 have no hesitation in saying that more IMAM oo',
600 bales of cotton have been lost by the Overflow ana
if the river continues rise for week to come az
has done for the last few days. but few places, any
between the mouth Of The Arkansas and ked RIVERS
will escape Plantations above this that were injured
in 1923 are now almost entirely inundated The ittie
creeks in this vicinity all impossible yesterday
The crops on the hills both oil corn ana oo''0h e'
looked more promising.
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(HashingtOn Correspondence Of the n. Y. Sun }

WAsHIsGToN CRY, June "a, le43.
1t is believed that no immediate change will be made
in the head of the Navy Department. Judge Upshur
will continue for the present 10 exercise the duties OF
Secretary fthe Navy in addition those Of Secretary
of State ad interim Should affairs abroad require
The presence of Judge Upshur Minister penipoten-
tiary at the Court of ST. Cloud either Capt Stockton
of New Jersey, or Mr.. David Henshaw of Massachu-
se,s, will probably supply the vacancy IN the Navy
Department.
/ should not be surprised TO see Mr.. Rives or Gov.
Cass called to the head of the State Department. should
the contingency referred to, actually occur It is be-
eved by many, however that Mr. Webster will be re-
appointed but this consider improbable.
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Extraordinary Saie Of Tobacco Yesterday 3 hbds.
of Tobacco sold at the Public Warehouse, raised
by Mr. L. Hail. of Fluvanna county, for the following
prices, at private sale, by the inspectorsNo at S2s
No. 2, $40; and No 3, Tugs, at 50. They irnms-
dIatey sold TO Mr.. James Gray, at S25, SIS. and 50
and before o'clock Of The same day, Mr.. Gray sold
the No. hid 10 Mr. poiliaux Robinson, of this city,
for $40! per cwt As we profess TO be Judge OF
good tobacco, unhesilutngly pronounce it No j.,
but for its remarkable sweetness. Mr. Hall deserves
great credit it is the best tobacco brought to this
other msrke. for many day. Yksterdals Wig