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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-28

MARY LAND-BALTIMORE CITY.-Scafce bad
the people CEASE to rejoice the glorious cg5ry in the
Stale Of Maryland, before Triumph Is sent
Up from the Wings of Baltimore Cy, il the ee.on Of q
IayoF The Baltimore Patriot says, in relation 70 il:
We have ne@er known an election u ,.Ica so al,.
sofbed the attention. Of the ac}tve parry men OF
either side this The Hhgs exaried tten.sei, G s
with all the zeal their cause demands and win
all The enthusiasm the name q tu-fr rteat lea
der excites.
The consequence Is the largest poll ever taisen
~ ihls city. The Locofocos left nothing andane
they ransacied every nook and corner of the
city, md, understand, resorted to the verv
excePuonab!o eXpedtent Of disehargiug The pau
Pers from tae Aims House and had them broIaslt
to the c!ty IN hacks, aud carried from ward 10
ward to vote. ihey had their voters VINO were
temporarily absent from the CIV bf,.rafit H. ead
the halt and s,ck-aii that they c2agi reach. and
every one athad ths slightest pretes q a ftght
70 vote, were dragged 10 The pods aud their BAL
lois accepted.
bIi ns IN proportion TO the strength and exer~
tons Of the opposition - be measured tn tn
umph "hi:a The victorious party has gained. It is
not Tor us 10 conpiaia.in ias our hour of triumph
q the expeG.ants aud schemes Il tho L9eoEacas.
Whatever they were-and we kaotv mat iber
neither f.stjdaoes IN adopting aavIhfnp winch
promises them advantage, nor are they poor IN
The resources ct cunaing and chiclnery--gvllat.
ever were Their schemes and eNpt dienls they
proved unayaIiInG- for the great II nIg party ri.
sHg eqpnl to the emergency, and gathering
strength from the force brought against them on
tins day proved their invinclbIlstv and crowned
their triumph end established their supremacy h.
the election OF III 1ior JAMES O. Law to the may
ofalty OF the city By majority ct 334!
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-28
Ohio Banks.

ltIs se;.sej, last, 'hai the f.ocolocos have
naj ms 10 The Gao Senate, ana The Wings
al ar5t, IA tae popular branch That condition.
at th1ug@ seems Ia settle the question, US TO con-
unalrg ths Ell Bank charters. or the granting Of
auy nor oaes, The rsmaInlng Ohru Banks, in~
coaJae lte L numerical and l.afnyelto Of this
coy. ato ~ he Af#aght under The Latham and
GaEtef ita4iH. B4Hk Law Of tie last session .
"r e,Ioj up theag cotcetns for we do not suppose
ptst@ff iacafe~us, Val weld the iaairiInai re
spoaa@hHg point, that the Stockholders Of
aaese B,nhs ~ 81 aGtec tn come under that clause,
Iaey mH~i, therefore, wind up. The Lafayette
Bauh Stock : naw quoted IS cents on The dol
aar, ot Ne" fosh, and 1t may fall even lower
Gin Gazette.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-28
DELEGATES TO 4 NATIONAL CONTENTION.

There appears ,y be among 5-et-sa of me press
difference Of opinion respecting In55aaa Delegation Is ia
National Wing convention. Some tafae ta7 aaslsr 81
delegates t62l large, AMI ;aa; steps sa7a4 be- IA
ken p reduce taa number p, ,ea being tie aan
votes the State will be emitted - ia toe selection Of caa
dates for President aaa Wee President otaers are Of
oFla71 nat mere : good oa-reo naaae- ana
taat 'aaa the delegation arrives Baltimore B.. ~ lie
'aeF aay - select fon their number IL Per=sn= attend
ne stas q me Convention AMI i accordance za
tle directions Of TIE whole delegation. tie tns sae
appointments sas aaae ;aol-lt aap9er 100 larze
7a were willing p s5ss fl sso9e . a apparent wiling
ness Of gentlemen a;ea3. The aapassraa. qvas made
a. a-se aa5 enthusiastic eaHeeatloa Of ts people, ana
We presume the sa,s patty Ssa,s arc ssey .ats-
ned with tae selection. Unless 1aeoraae opportunity
sAou- P-eseH; tsef, easy and satisfactory mole
ean e Suggested o. eaiea make change. shnk !.
vou- De Tesl 70 ssI However
i VI! &c necessary nominate, early sy al EIEC
ioRAL TICKET. pledged = the NOMINEE OF THE
NATIONAL CONVENTION, AMI II i: be deemed ex
Pecien; . maze ;aas n7m.nasga tais wnter 81 STATE
Convention Of the people. the might aa s15ail.ea
10 sara 1odrsnol ar change rsslra.e1 trav se
i7o1Sa' 5E soma Ssts9aaf Convention snail
naFe met and elossa Tor ths nomination
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-28

The United States Gazctte savs:-aIr Nation SHOVE
Us yesterday, sample broaaoth manufactured "a 1a=
saehuse';s' wh'eh would have done Of Beau
BrummelI good. twas hne, fra, ami delicate Nj Ma
non mas caused coat be male als cIoh AM to Be-
sen: 70 urNRr CLAY
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-28
Missouri senator.

Il SAID aat GOV. Reynolds Of Ms.eafi has appointed
1a4so Asetzaaot Platte county. all vacancy ~
e Saasca Uaitad States, oeeassoaed by the dea,b Of
D. Lien. lie !sco %: coufse
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-28

CLAY BEET.-Capt maxwell. has left at our
office BEET 70 inches il length CHING tbree 80 ns
heavy 1t IS solid and substantial! Il grew Clay sol,
hard to be jeeten
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-28

01rMr, Van Buren, sat upon the fence ,ester-
dag, during the progress Of the pioughlng match.
lilo seemed TO be- quite nj home, having had u
great dea! Of experience ia that posItion.-Roch
Democrat
The Democrat does not tell the whole story
As Mr.. Webster passed hun MIR Van Baren SIX
cd hlrn Ia take a seat By has side. NJ, sir said
MIR W jgklogiy, I'm fence mum ~. \
Tribune.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-28

Col JoHN NElL1H, loco, member CT Caazsess e,ecs
from Georgia, 5ei few days aso his residence in aat
STATE
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-28

VIOLENT DEATH An Irlshman by The name
OF Roger Lane, was killed IN a sort O! a row near
the Race Course on Friday evening. Lquor
vas at the bottom Of II Of course The yefdIct
Of the Coroner was, that Lane eatne 10 his death
from an raJlry indicted BY Geo. Lceonnt alias
PenuywuH. Wo understand, ii.t Pfnnyweu
kicked the unfortunate men IN the side--ani he
survived lhU injury bat about bali an hour
Dayton Jolraat, Oct. 24
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-28

"hig magnify on Jtnt ballot. ta6cpeudcnt oI
three independent Democrats TWO.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-28

Il is said that - paper to be issued the LII
h7"1 Asylum in Utica, \. Y, called the Bel am
re 10 Ge edited BIZ Luaa,ics and. We suppose.
"'" be 'acoi"eo 10 Poi'fcs--adsocatingt the insane
doctrine Of free trade and will 60 Of course for
Aaf,n Van B4ren for the Presi5encv.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-28

fEfs.s ~lsh.-TGo sprltt stirring appeal Of tho
I-a..e. EvPa-t'pr - The friends Of Henry Clay.
d-es creaat tie patriotism and taioris 81 The ed~
.af' aa3 "o "'a We bad -aace. tbs morning t.
~ - entire ~ oar columns. In the course at
.:'e at1te.c = which We aIiade. the editor SAYS:
The nemie aljan # Ilotr, Clay ly the IA.
Z al toafenlan. III come hug}e blast t.
las waiting cas- 81 tho people, faasiug them
from lssaatr aod 'asPlrsag lham "5th hope md
.'r#e Ll's4 Tie s34seI # ii4oaeftsk Daa -
i"e b'@b'e"ds IL Scotland, whose .aral Whistle "a
aa last#aI
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-28

Book NE FOR GREENrIELp.-Tneyt tell n good
story at Northampton about The editor Of the y
Odeans Pic1yune. He stopped at The stage
house, with the Intention Of spending days
IA ihat beautiful town. After a reasonable time
he became dry, and called for glass Of brandy
NJ sevs the landlord, 'wo have no license 10
sell sniris-we d7af keep the article The cd.
i'or visited the other pubic houses,-looked into
tho groceries and cellars made close inquiries
bat tatsnd them ~ te'ofa}. He returned 10 the
stage house with lo2g lca,--Land]ord,' says
hc, tell me tho noaresl place where caa gets
glass Of hrendv, FIR I'm ,oo dry to STAY here any
longer. / guess you can get it al Greenfield far
thew grao' licenses there, and it Is said they sell
s2ir'.' 'Hav far Is III? Twenty niles 'yhat
time does he stago start" Twelve o'clock Al
night Wen. landlord, book ne for Greeufeld'
> It has grown into 4 proverb. that when a
man calls for liquor he sas Book ne for Green
fstd and when he j. eorned he j. said to be book
cd fer Greenfed i Va hinctoniun
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-28

# continuous rnacadamised road from Cumher
md ID Springfield, Ono, has been fully finished.
Iaare are other small portions macadanzed
= here there 10 considerable local travel.
The plan adopted in the construction Of the
Cumberland Road renders its cost much greater
than that OF the common macadamlze6 tQrupkes
The with 81 IS location IS cfGHty feet; OF the
graded road thifty feet; the track macadanfZea
- twenty feet wtde, and covered win broken
Tune Stone to the depth Of urGe inches In many
instances. pursaiUg direct unsarsIug line hills
were encountered, through ~hich It's path had TO
be- cur, tfeqaouty by blasting away the soiid
rock, aaG wide deep valleys were u bo crossed,
rendering very long aud henvy enbaukments 10
tispeBst13e. As specimen 81 the extraordinarF
Character d some puftlons If the work may be
adt1cej the estImated cost for "A sectton of two
miles, commencing seventy one miles west Of
Indianapolis. on The Wabash bottom across thar
river ftOu 'Ferre iaufe, beng nearly $4,000
Zoe bndgtog and masonry required that same
short sccfI~n wall cost, 10 addition, about $3.50,
o0O-making those two mules alone Of the road
Ggpre up 10 the tune of $3.50 900 mile
Jne average cost If the road IN Oh3 IS Sill,
900 per mile. For the unfinished portion tn.
estimate IN OHIO - Sil 600, Indtana S2I 600
and l.iHots, 81 / 600 Abolt one half the cost
ia Ohlo vas for macadamizt0g, one fourth for
bridges and masonry, aud ono q .arter for opeu
Jog and grading.
Or the flashed potion Of the road l3l miles
lie ln Mary I'd and Vrglaia; III miles 10 Ohio;
9 mics IA Iodlana; and % IN Illinois.
\ Dog ia New Jersey lately ran mad lie Is
SAID 10 have been III the practice of carrying
home every day Io,ofoco new spaper IN his
mouth. No wonder be got poisoned.
"WmG. ALL OVEN. when the veteran Gen
Henry SewaIl, Of Augusta, Ne. went into the
town house on The lth Of September ult he was
met at The door ~ an active third party man, and
oHored a vote. What ticket - thatY sind the
old gentleman. The reply was, the liberty tick
ei-yon are an ahoIItionist-you are for liberty
The Gcnerai who vas Captain in the army Of
Washington, and who fought through tho wholo
war, and " DO though four score and ten il
yet able 10 walk about our streets. replied IN a
voice as II he was al the head OF a division Of
troops, Il IS young man, am for liberty: | was
an a5olitlontst before yau was born; was also a
Mig; | was Wing Of the Revolution; | am a
Wing now; Wing all over, aud | shall vote this
Wing ticket Ten or twelve wears ago Gen
Scwaii was perhaps the Influential abolition.
Ist IA kennebec, aud he has not changed his opin-
IOns. lie holds To The Old organization and
has no fellowship with the party Tholrh
his Imbs have lost some OF their strengib his IN.
'eitect ~ as vigorous ever, his nerv e9 are firm
aud he writes IA hand which not one clerk ~ fl
y can eqnal.-henutbcc Journal
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-28

DEATH FROM INTTNPERAHCE --David Mathis.
pretty we'll kno"0 here IN Da, ton, died On Friday
night, ot mania u potH lie had been pcrsecu
ted, by devils Of all Sorts, no expressed a.
Ter several days previous 10 his death.-lib
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-28

SUICIDE A man named BlrnharI, living near
Union IA tbs county, hung himself on Friday
last. lie had been lahorfng under mental alien
alton for some time and was missed from his work
hat short time, hen his body was found IN the
woods suspended from he limb Of Il tree. sixteen
feet from the ground. He left a wife and family
The verdict Of the Corener was IN accordance
with Inc facts above sfated.-fI5.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-28

\ dog ia New Jersey lately ran mad. lie Is
SAID TO have been III the practice of carrying
home every day a Io,ofoco new spaper IN his
mouth. No wonder he got poisoned
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-28

Speech of Warn oup-foon, or John QHardrobe, on
behalf Of the Huncie tribe Of iadiaHs, deijcer-
cd 10 Henry Harrey. then superintendent Of
the Friends Mission among the Shtcaees, 1cest
IL 1Ti.eicet,1ni
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-13
RICHMOND DAILY WING.

ssss o. scs.eairosro City subscribers per year
and for shorter period when BY mail so-payab in
all cases in advance
Apvrsr'se-Fo nssn lines or e--) Insertion rs cent.
Two insertions VI i2t three insertion. o. so; and every
ing insertion. n cents
Transient advertisers must pay in advance
The number Of insertions Of ON the
ME- or they win be inserted stopped and
ed accordingly. oJ- Orders stop writing
Annual Advertisers charged $50 10 lines and in that
proportion or advertisements Of for
hne'i except Aueonesrs and Lottery dealers charged
800, paper ineiuded)
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A CARD.
2oth SIay, 1919.
2oth Mny, 1919.
10 those IN 'ran Of bargains ia Nep and Fa-
sI, ~ I'D "

10 those fn trdnf Of bargains in Nelc and Fa
m'ond1ie Ok Y GOODS, of superior quality,
TAT WHOLESALE OR RETAIL!n
tROUCH, BROOKS 81 HUDSON have Just
-, received their SECOND SUPPLY oF STAPLE AND
FANCY DRY GOODS ssaso. paareha..i abn ,be a Zen,
days on the tens in ths Northern p,.e,. ami
many prices bfoao rAa siaar ~ B<fsrs 6> sold
!. nis they de.irous OF
for selling good chap CIs great infuceen- viii h. oad
those who may favor tem They earnestly solicit an
examination Of stock By toe in want OF Dry co.'s h
confidently rlri,y s,y, and esfe-t il = pos . ~
.gsalsl BY any in the ely and they ar=.e pigs
Hgna. The following hst comprises part the Goods now on
hand, viz NV ~
BLEAcHED AND BROWN poNrsT1c,s pRuIrxes Avn
COTTON OZNABURGS.
bales and cases embracing the approved styles from the
,oIen anu virginia aeiories-ai widths. from
faetnred - ' ~ - '''V "N'""
ENGLISH FRENCH SWISS and AMERICAN PRINrs-iaoo
pieces upwards Of $4,000 yar- embracing all the ncwe, sy
nj DO ., .. 10. II and I6 cents, finer
SILK GOODS.
No Back Gro de Rhine and Maironi silks rich h.tre ,and
very heavy quality. from e5 o inches wide
Superior plain ribbed and stripe Bene Black silks "a
hh ombr- stripes plaid figured and change r Sole Gaee
siks-fare and beautiful patterns
Striped and figured white satins
Rich printed Baorine- Baone Mun Fouard Silks and prnt
ed Chuzans-neyv patterns
Black and white silk Ho-iery-part saHssally harry
Rich neck cap and bonnet Ribbons
Superior ed and plain Handkerchief for gentlemen large
assortment and many W patterns
Plain and figured Satin Vestngs serEes Sewing silks
Embroidered Silks Cardinals silk Nets ami PRINCES for do
BomoaIne- Black chaies Apaeha Lus,es and Cos
for mourning.
Lsle and Thread I4aecs, Insertings and Edgings
Males and other new style white and black Nets Cape
CLOTHS. CAssIMEREs AND GAMBRooNs
Superior French Cloths and single min summer coats
ss'oris "fei ana Drab De Eta for
Medium and low price blue black and invisible green Cloths
SIX warp Cashnarett very fine quality
Ganibroons from Doc to 81 % per
Superior undre-ed Linens Barnsiey heetinr. ward, wide
Diapers and Damasks Linen Drinss and Linen Lawns
backs &c &e- taa %
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-13
BOLTON & HARRISON.

Druggists q APothecarics, corner of Main and
Governor Streets, lJelOto The Eagle Ruins)
E Subscribers having opened their New Store respectfully
u oner 10 county merchants extensive assort-
ment Of Drugs Chemicals Paints Oils Wal colours &c which
they will sell on the lowest
Epson salts Flour sulphur Camphor Magnesa Sienna,
MANN, Castor OIL in bottles, Soda washing,
Potash and Pcariash, Salaratis,
salt Pere, Jamaica Ginger seiiltS and Yeast Powders
White Lead Lnseed Oil Spirits Turpentine. CopaI vanish
Japan Vanish Venetian Red Spanish Ground vergrs
Blue andGreen Vcriiier Paris White, Dutch Pink.
Red Lead Blue Red and Yellow Faint Window Glass,
yellow Oehre, Rose Pink. Indian Red Imperial Green
chinese Blue sap Green Drop Lake Kaomine
for waIls)
suph ounine Morphine &c with full supply SCARS chew
ing and smoking tohaccn, snuff snufboKes. &c. mh7
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-13
SPRING Ann SiiNIMrp uATS
Madeira, sherry and Port wines.

SAerry ana Port Wines.
VIE subscribers take pleasure call the trade
and Their friends geney, recently made with
The Mssrs blackburn TO the different
qualities o. Madeira Sherry and Port place. which they can
WIN confluence and pleasure and most
peeae Standing OF the MeSrs Blackburn
ouef ios ue wines viii BE- met in strict compliance agree
ment The subscribers solicit Maeas Of the ee-
ton Of Mes-rS George and Robert blackburn Maera
The Old Reserve LoDdon Parieur London Particular
sereia Bua Mal-ey for see. and Port from
Mercy and oporo selected by Me-rs sandean Forster & CO.
Those fond OF sherres and Port opportunity through
command pues best table Of the different
qualities and prices be n Application To
NH p DUNLOP. MoNCURE & CO. Agents
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-13
Nav FOuLARn SIIES -

NEW FOULARD SILKS &C.
UsT received railway following desirable Good. y
~ Foulard Silks Of the latest iuportations
Rich Dress Silks. md beautiful stvles
Bin and blue blk Watered Pou de Sol
Blk and blue blk Mauion Ius,re
Bk and blue Blk Balzorines
Blue black Striped do
Rich. medium and priced Mo,s.,;,s
Ashhurton and I.sie Thread Lace.
& ua% pam brussels and patent Nei Cardinals
anu ~ hIe Moiair and Mohar Skirts together with n
jeI4 'f' " ,,,,,.. -.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-13
ROBERT MOTT.

NeIf door q os EIeAa-Rs B@-k. RiAn.o-L g,,ri-ss
as received further supply Of Paints O- Coyei ami other
NarntSher with Painters brushes Hl.r.l-rs An ,..,
@ nj OF French and American Window Chs from sso 10
Sot<" inches al Of which h. j. doas wk up on ,
most reasonable terms ~ ~ W"
n b-A aIEe supply Of sap Stone Paint sale Iow 81,
- '"' W S"'nsFu Roofs N
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-13
NEW AND CHEAP BOOKS,
Received 9TH May by
SMITH nDINEED q nFnnDrS

SMITH, DRINKER & NORRIS
VIE Lawyer his character Life; by Edward
u oBrien, Darrisier nj Law the cheap edition
The Neghbors, story every
ted from the Swedish by Mary Howeit: cheap edition
The Zinea OF the Gypes Spain with an orr
ginai collection Of their poetry Borrow late
Of tho British and Foreign Society in Spain
The Bible IN SPAIN the journeys Adventures and Inprsn
monis OF an Englhman in attempt Scriptures
in the Peninsula; by Geo. Borrow
History Of the Great Reformation sixteenth century in
Germany Switzerland, &c; H. DAubigne. the chea e
tion complete IN volume
Mrs Washington Potts and Mrs Smith Tales by Mrs Leslie
Military operations Cabul which the destruction OF
the British Army January 1912 Journal OF Imprisonment
IN Ahghanisan, BY Lieut.. V. Eyre
Poeiea Remains OF the late uerea NJ Davidson collected and
cheap edition
The Adventures Of SIR Graves tn. cheap edition Of
Smolletis Works.
Also the following numbers Of the cheap editions
NO D with plate Farmers Encyclopedia Dictionary OF
Rural Affairs by C. w. johnson
No and Encyclopedia Of Geography by Hugh Murray II
No Maeauleys Critical and MsceInes which completes the
cheap edition, n volumes
No 4 Martin Chuzziewit- by Boz plate
No. The Rocky Mountains By W. Irving
The iieidenmauer, tale; by J. r. Cooper
The Confessions Of Harry Lorrequer by as Lever eompee
III ono Nohihei new and cheap edition
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STOCK COMPLETEI
EARTHENWARE. CHINA az GLASS

THE receipt of the shipment per Margaret
FORBES completes Spring Good. / hav.
now LOT e Al reasonable prices either BY the package repaek
ed 10 order very handsome THE
IND SL-fSs LookLNG-GI-iSsEs CdSTORS STONE
WIRE &c CITY and Country Dealers. and others are IN
Viten examine wM. p. BUTLER.
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A CA R D,

e A CARD.
81 IstJUNE, Is4s.
,os 70 ns' :, s,i e tsygsi. Mr. ard Fs,lo.se
BOOTS SHOES, sc. or SUPERIOR QU.TLITT 1T WHOL y
SALE ora RETAIL.
T.. WATKINS n CO., having lust received
~ per recent arrivals both from Philadelphia a. well as tom
onai supply BOOTS SHOES &C are PREPARED n e,h, a.
purchasers stock Of goods equal any city both for ynr
as wen as durability all Of which have been purchased ye
As Ic authorizations their spring business have been more
man realized they stn disposed keep At an times
80 o ss winch wil compare with any; and which they can
with Propuety recommend Being establish for them
IN ~ 20. -ing good and cheap Goads their object
the following comprises their siack in pan, VIZ
Gcnemens sup Cali Boots manufac urcd hy J. Maes sop
DO 90 90 do I'd a. i'h and 5th qualities
Mems car Pcgsed Do is' "a ami "a DO
sup. calrund No Boo,ee., ruanufle,uredbyJM
afsewsd 81 and i,h qualities
ipsewed aud pesda isi "a and al
Coarse Bootees of different oiaHucs
LADIES SHOES.
i'ae' SUP KID andP Morocco walking Fuos, site
andre.-c and dressed No. tie. ga sdand On qu,l,..
seal walking shoes narrow straps and ? ties
ami Morocco walking Buskius
pa AMI cord Cater Slippers
FNoroceo and Nd Slipper. IT, "a a. on asi 5 quare.
MISSES SHOES
Msos p Morocco walking p ucs IT, "a ami ~ ou,fte.
undrcssed No
Sal narrow .,raps and Bu.sn.
nt and cord Cater
Cord Caters
Boys, Children ana Innnts' Shoes OF y,rto,. ,,t 49,
many other kinis not here enumerated
a-h ~ additional uppg of Leather Travelling Trunks ini CIR
tn.s o. superior qualify Hackg Of On Lees make late Lee A.
fhompsonl Sire Brushes Sc &C
So J. y WATKINS A Co.
ms,e and Retail Dealers u Boots and Shoes sign Of he
MAMMOTH Root doors below Mc-srs W,fs,,ortb r,., -
Co ard nearly opposite The Ben Tavern Main street al
M ~ GARDENERS INDIAN HAtsAM oF fiyERWOFr-
4'A Asapp5 Of The senune' received and for saie BY
BOLTON A. HARRISON
oofneof Main AMI Governor beiow u,o Eagle Ruin.
IDRINriNG INE.-News and Book ink sar su,s BY
" pAVENppp-r arrpN
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CHEAP DRY GOODS.
JAMES b. CUNNINGHAM ;n,ond;no

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y remove on the Isl OF shockoe Hin win IN o,
DER 70 reduce h stock livery bargains Staple and Pan
sy Dy oo Persons in want viii find advantage to
give nm a call among his Stock be bound
Beautiful French Lawns md aizorine Lawns
French English and American Calico
Musiins, Laces Eagings and Insertings
Cause, SILK and Worsted Hdks and Searfs
Linen Cambria, and Lawn Hdks
Irsf Linens Kentngs nd Diapers
Bleaehed and brown Cotton Shifting. and sshe.,;ng.
Silk and Cotton Pocket ITIss
Garnbroons DrininEs and Nankeens
Cloths, Cassimenes Vesngs
hntapangs Cotton Osnaburgs and Buriap~
WIN fun supply Of Goods will be sold vev che,D
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