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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-30

| va" oohu niS pdleIS OH DodTu-tDaL He luT-
nish convincing evidence that he is not
bound to Texas, and medtates no act Of
hostility against that regione Is not here
the clearest National insult and humilia-
ton! is not here the most exasperatng
blockade ofthe chief port of Mexico
M AXE the case of Mexico our own, and
suppose it were England which thus be-
leagued New York, is there an officer
IN the American Navy who would sub
NIT to such an overhauling SO long as
he had gun on its carriage2 Is there
one man in our Navy who would not far
sooner go to the bottom than face his
countrymen after submitting to such a
degradation ofthe National ensign? He
might strike his flag, indeed, to over
whelming force: but this is submitting to
the fortunes of War-and War it clearly
is, the moment our feet has formed the
blockade of a Mexican port"
But John Tyler is not alone in this darling
scheme. The mighty and eloquent join hands
with the President in completing this league OF
blood. Gov. Polk of Tennessee, in answer to
the re-annexation,' as he calls it. "Let Texas
be re.annexed and the authority and laws of the
United States be established. and maintained
within her limits, and also in the Oregon Terri
tory, and let the fixed policy of our government
be- not to permit Great Britain, or any other for
eign power to plant colony or hold dominion
over any portion OF the people or Territory of
either"
Le,cis Cdss, in letter dated detroit, May
10, 1914" says -" Every day satisfies me more
and more, that majority of the American people
are in favor of annexation. Were they not, the
measure ought not to be effected, but as they are,
the sooner it is effected the better"
This" in the words of another, lis one of
the cases of engrossing Interest, which, like that
OF foreign invasion, or rebellion at home-a
pestilence or an earthquake, ought to suspend for
time all mere party differences and conten.
TONS" There ought to be union now for the
sake of the Union. What if the South should
succeed in their plot, and fasten Texas with links
of iron TO this Nation Whythen, in the words
dissolved, ipSo .facto, from that moment" If the
North are not ready for such an event, they must
league together now against the usurpations of
the slave-power. When its right arm shall have
been strengthened by blood drank from the plains
of Texas, its opposers may we'll dread its crushing
weight. Then it will not need the assistance of
the free States for Its extension and support
Should Texas now be annexed who will be re-
sponsble for the evils that may come upon US
Is it not time it were fully understood. that no
man. in union with the bloody institution, can
receive power from the hands of the people to
turn with mighty force to the support and exten.
sion Of the vile system that darkens earth and
defies Hcaven7 w.a,s.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-30

David Lea Child has resigned his
place as Editor Of the Anti-Savery Stan,
dard. 1t is hereafter TO be under the d.
rection of Sidney Howard Gray. Ma
riah w. Chapman and Edmund Quincy
Assistant Editors.-W. Freeman.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-30

IT, Latest accounts from Philadelphia
slate that order again 'reigns in Warsaw
The military has been Withdrawn. The
Mayor has offered ST. 900 fer the arrest OF
the person or persons who fred ST. Angus
tines church.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-30

THE RHuBARB LEAF POISONOUS
The Journal of Commerce mentions the
poisoning of whole family, by eating
Rhubarb leaves boiled as greens. Two
children, it is feared, will not recover
The leaf of the Rhubarb, the stalk OF
which is used for pies without danger,
contains considerable quantity of oxaIc
acid.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-30

Strawberries appeared in Washington
Market on the 10th ofMay.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-30

Jnly, 1849, three young men, by the
name of Thomp on. Work, and Burr,
attempted to assist some slaves to escape.
The slaves, perhaps thinking they we're
kidnappers, made known the place of
designation. They were seized and
sentenced to twelve years. Imprisonment.
in the State Prison of Missouri and
there they now are at hard labor in
their chains. Their motives were those
of unmixed benevolence and it was ad-
mtted that they broke no law of Missouri
because there was none to meet the case
Two of them belonged to the mission
Institute, in Illinois; the other was a me-
chanic of that State. Mr. Work is a
native of Connecticut. They bear their
severe Affections with that heavenly res
ignation, which religion ear alone inspire.
-Anti-Stavery Almanac.
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POETRY
"MucH YET REMAINS rSsurc.'
HARVEST HYMN.
cd nfthe rnninu ycarl hal 1hce

God of The rolling year. 10 thee
Our songs shall risc-whosc bounty pours
In many a eoodly gift. with free
And liberal hand our Autumn stores!
No t~irstlinsS of our tlocks we shay
No soaring clouds of incense rise
But on thy hallowed shrine we lay
Our grateful hearts in sacrifice.
Borne on thy breath, the lap of Spring
Was heaped with many a blooming flower;
And smiling Summer joyed 10 bring,
The sunshine and the gentle shower;
And Autumn's rich luxuriance now,
The ripening seed-;hc bursting Shell,
And golden sheat, and laden boush,
The fullness OF thy bounty tell.
No mental throng, in princelv dome,
Here wait 4 titled lords beheSt,
But many a fair and peaceful home
Hath won thy peaceful dove a guest;
No groves ot palm our fields adorn-
No mvrtlc shades or orange bowers
But rustling meals OF golden corn,
And fields otwaving grain are ours.
Safe in thy care the landscape DER
Our fockS and herds securely stray;
No ,vranl master claims our store
No ruthless robber renGs away
No fierce volcanoes whitening shower
No full simeon with poisonous breath
Nor burning suns, with balciul power,
Awake the fiery plaques of Death.
And here shall rise orr songs 10 thee,
Where heightened wales and pastures lie,
And streams 90 singing wild and free,
Beneath a blue and smiling sky,
Where ne'er was reared 4 mortal throne,
Where crowned uppressor never nod,
Uere-at the throne of Heaven alone,
Shall man, in reverence, bow 10 God.
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LrNlSDEN. Il

CA CHARLES LUMSDEN, UateA .lIalcr
&c.G art JrcA,r, PetcrJHrg, In.-Continues 10
repair Watches, Clocks and %Jewelry, at short
notice, ami in such a manner IS 10 give sati>tac-
ton. He keeps constantly on hand Il well select
cd stock Of Watches, Jewelry, Silver Spoons and
Fancy Goods, embracing almost every article
usually kept in a Jewelry Store.
In addition, will be found an excellent assert
mcnt Of gold, silver anu steel mounted SPECTA-
Giles, as well as Spectacle Glasses, OF every
description. 10 fit in frames. lie bestows great
pains in the selection OF his Spectacle Glasses
ana he assures his friends that his Glasses are of
the very best quality. well ground and perfectly
poli>led-and, from his knowledge Of the Science
OF Optics and the structure OF The eye, he i pre-
pared 10 give the most proper advice 10 l%elso;s
choosing Spcclacles or Glasses. Al oi which
will hc disposed OF On reasonable terms.
srOld Gold and Silver taken in exchange.
Petersburg. June !. ISL. 13-Uii
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DI. DYOTT'S ANTLBILIOUS PILLS
IL As 4 fnmilY melicine a mild and an

49, 49,
- As Il family medicine, a mild aud GENT"
purgaiive, and purifier OF the blood. The gene
ri use Of these celebrated Pills throughout te
Ini;ci States. for these forty wears past. ami i'
strong recommendations theY have acquire ipn
all classes Of our iellow-citizens. place them l1
i much more elevated situation in public e,iial.
ton than any other remedy which has h%c,c'oloa
been produced.
The following are among the many dieass
for which DR.. Dvo't'> celebrated Pill ire - c
served distinguished for curing. B:ihcircor
l~cracting properties in removing the bile from IT,
stomach. they prevent and cnic the bilious ~
yer, clllil> OF aguc and tever spring and ii
tcvcrs; yellow iever; bilious choi;c pleuri>v d.
Sentery: worms; bilious vomiting: sick ana lou
stomach.
By cleansing the bowels and stomach from al
impurities, they restore the loss of appetite: r.
move naiulcncy, cure the headache, habiula! eos
tivcness; colds; coughs, asthma; ep.liptic MS ~
pochondria; historical complaint; siran>riaTi
gravel, e..
BIZ a general ami copiouS use. they vii r.
tound very beneficial in curing the Riclrnai:>la
! and Gout, Lusnbaco, or pains in The bach. Al
impurities in the blood yield 10 ,hcir happve1.c>
whether proceeding from constitutional ailmea
OF from indiscrcet intcmpcrancc.
These celebrated Pills have been used 10 rtF
great advantage in curing the Dyspepsia. or IN
digestion, Bronchitis, Liver Complaint 81.
They are al ~intallible medicine Tor irlnae
complaints generally, and especially forfenloIih2
those distractions, which are the source 81 uc.
ailments-at certain periods. 'hcv POSSESSING 'LH'
nent advantage over most Other pnrsativeIn"
while they operate gently, they produce nrI'N'
costiveness, debility, nor too great excitement
Whenever there i, a prcdi> position 10 re'.-,'
disease from marsh %efiiuvia. or from aioocofa''
use of ardent spirits, or from a yitiatei Nae
The bile, these Pills will a%>sHreily counter" J.
They are highly recommended 10 traveller
sea or land. and may he made u>c u; Win az.
without change o:diet. and in situations W1cie".
exercise can be used. They WiIl bc fpnni ia.
cularly valuable for preventing diseases ihtl:
To hot climates; they deter9e ana cleanse j.
humourS, open distractions and promote tas
cretion of good bile, opcratea> an easy cE'"'-
as a powerful diufetic, and as Il dlaphoFeac
DR.. Dyott, under the strong CONVICTION 4" y.
power of his pills 10 relieve the afflicted IetegIf
mends the use Of them To those who are VI ~
as well as the afflicted. at least once a V'u,i-sI
during the Spring and Summer months ID ~ ,
he feels assured those who attend 10 NJ @"'
will find the benefit they seek. ,m
A bill of directions accompanies eacH ~
Pills. 80,
Take notice-each box is sealed with 'ci va.
stamped with the proprietor coat oI ai,T n
signed /. w.
For sale BY JOHN II. EUSTACE, Maln~.
GAYNOR, WOOD 4 Co. near Bell -.
and S. VI. ZACHRiSSON, II s;lee', oh''A''
Hill, Richmond, Virginia. Oh
| Juae7
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ssrx,u uOOKER 4 OSnORN. har

Ektg HOohER x OSBORN. hay
G4yI Ing associated with them in the
AN2Coach business, Mr.. GEORGE
w. cox, would most respectfully inform their
friends, the friends of Mr.. Cox, and The public ge-
morally, that they intendto responsibility on hand
an assortment OF Northern and Richmond made
Carriages, all of their own manufacture Orr
Carriages will he made by the best workmen, and
of good materials, and warranted to stand equal
10 any work in the country. Mr.. Hooker will
sIpcrinlcnd the business 81 Hooker and Osborn,
AT New Haven, Connecticut and furnish us with
such articles as we may have occasion 10 Order.
We Halter ourselves, from The advantages we
now possess, that We shall be able 10 offer as good,
if mol The best assortment ever offered in this mar
kct, which We will sell at prices To suit the times
for cash, or approved paper. We shall always
keep on hand Carrvall Wagons, together with an
assortment OF Coach Materials and Harness
Mountings, consisting in part OF Axlcs. Springs.
Steps. Bands, Lamps, Leather, L.aceS. Oiled
Carpet, Fringes, Tassals and Tufts, HameS,
Hooks, Terrets, Buckles, &c, &c, which we will
sell low.
y Repairing done at the shortest notice. with
neatncsS, and on the most favorable terms, corner
Of Eighth and Main streets, Richmond, Va.
HENRY HOOKER,
JOHN j. OSBORN,
GEO. w. COX.
Jan. l3 16-wtf
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pIANn EOnTE WARrLI0rSr

.RIs. THE subscriber is constantly receiving
irom the celebrated manuiaciory OF NcSS,
s1-& CLARK, New York, elegant and plain
Piano F'ortes, possessing the latest Improvements,
and that dclicacy Of touch, and sweetness o!tone,
50 peculiar 10 their manufacture.
Also, Il large assortment OF Musical Inslru-
menls, and Musical Merchandise, in general.
Piano Fories repaired, iurcd. lei on hire. and
taken in exchange.
CHEAP McsIc.-The largest collection Of Afu-
sic. ever offered ior sale III this State, may be So
lected from. atihc store OF the Subscriber. at Phi
l~adclphia and Kew York prices.
Those purchasing 10 selI AGAIN, will b. fur
nisiici upon better terms than they can find else
where in the State. p. II. TAYLOR.
Piano Forte and Music Store, opposite the Banks.
Junc Is l0-Wtf
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July II
FOR RENT-THE FRY HOUSE, at

IN FOR RENT-THE FRY HOUSE, at
E.5=R the University OF Virginia, with four
E:zsW- and a half acres otland. within three mi
nu,es' walk OF the University, nearly opposite Nc
Kennels book store. The above house has been
occupied for several years as boarding house for
Students OF the University, and has ample accom-
modations Tor 30 b%oarlcrs. 1t is likewise well cal
cula,cd for a boarding school. Thedweliing ana
out-houseS are of brick. consisting of stables, car
riage. ice. smoke, and other necessary ont build
ingS. The above will he rented low TO a good te-
nant. For further information, apply on the pre-
misses 10 L. BlTttcrmann-and il by letter. post
mid. JnlH L. 2n=2i.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

y OtIf ClkDLIN3. W t2REN COUNTY
~ SaPfi0r CouiofE ,qrifH Spring I,yN, lel;
In thi, case, it is ordered, that publication ha
made in the New Orleans picavunc aud the R;ch.
mond Enquirer, Tor six successive weeks. inform.
ing Willis Robertson, who resides in Georgia
and Duke Robertson, who is supposed To reside
in Illinois, both oithem sons Of VIM. Robertson
who died in Warren county, North Carolina. in
the year 1910. and also informing the children 81
Thomas Robertson. q deceased son of said WI.
kan, whose names are unknown, and who age
supposed 10 reside in South Carolina. and Nh,
Children Of Henry Robertson, Il deceased son oi
said William, whose names and residences IN.
unknown, that out of the proceeds ot thc Tract vi
land sold under a decree Of This Cont. and which
belonged Ia the estate OF the late WIN. Robertson.
the said Willis Robertson and Duke Robertson are
entitled respectively Ia olctwclt,h part. and ~
forming the children 81 The said Thomas Rolrl,-
son, that they are entitled to onc.twelnh pan. 10
lie divided between them, and also the chn.
dren Of Henry Robertson, thar tilcr are entitled 20
one-twelth part thereof, 10 be divided among them.
Notice Is hereby given othe above parties 10 come
forward and receive their respective shares. SUP
Jcct nevertheless To the cost Of these advertise
mcnts, and their proportion ofthe costs Of said suit.
Witness, Henry II. Burwcll, Clerk and mas
ter OF our said Conrt OF Equity. at Office. in War
Tcnton, the third Monday after the eth Monday il
March, 1871. Ii. H. BURTELL. c. NJ +.
July IL l9-Gw-Pr's fee -
a. The New Orleans Picayunc is requested
10 insert the above, allixing thereto the price lr
ad~yertising-and send a copy Of paper containing
same 10 II. II. Burwell, Warrenton, y. {.
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A NJ. GREEN, ESq-S.r: Take notice. ten
"A. on TUESDAY. the 10Th day OF September
lsll, being the second day OF the next ensuing
Term OF the Circuit Superior Court oil Law and
Choncrry ior the county OF Caroline. / shall
Inorc the said Court, in ,hc ease rec nly insiim.
'ei hy me in that Court. against vou and olhr,>
to appoint a receiver 10 take into hi> possession
hold. rent out. and manage the Tract ot Land il
privileges and appurtenances. purchased or
knocked oil 10 You Is the purchase. At \ sal.
made ly Robert c. Slanard. Trustee and com.
mis-, ioacr, on The sth day oi February. ls;a IN
pursuance OF a decree of the sal! CouIl cn,rn.i
III the ease Of Dclarneu rs. Coleman. 0o,. them
pending in said Count, on llth II >celep.,r
1871, and 10 take and collect the i,>rt> nn,>
and profits from the said land ana - appurep3p.
ces. and apply The same either to the .eiucl;1nof
The debttuciO me-. u claimed both IN the said .uit
Of Dejarnett rs. Coleman, ri as. and he >M,
ilt>lahove mentioned. a>recrntly INSTITUTE hyme
OF in such manner Is he Court may hereafter
direct. DANIEL DEJAKNETT.
July II l9-wiW
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NOTICE.-Having qualified, at a Court of
IN Hastings Tor the city oi Richmond, held on
The 9lhday OF July, ISL, as administrator OF Avis
Elizabeth Plant, late Of sail city, with her will
annexed; and appointed John ID. Munford, Esq,
of the city of Richmond, Virginia, my attorney
in fact, with as full powers as | could confer up
on him, 10 manage and settle the estate OF said
Te>talrix, | hereby request all persons indebted
to, or having claims against said estate, 10 make
payment and application To my said attorney.
MARIA O. ROPER, Admin'r.
WIN The wiN ANNEXED Of AriS +. Plant, decd.
July II 19-wiW
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MORE BARGAINS.

BOOTS, SHOES AND TRUNKS.
r EONARD & co, one door below Il. Il.
II Jenkins Corner, are constantly receiving, ny
Packet and Stamboat every variety Of
Ladies oentlcmcn's and children's Boots, Cal
tiers. 81.
Boys, youths and servant Shoes,
Northern BroganS and City Bro9ucS,
Gentlemen; and ladies cheap Shoes, in variety.
We also make to order. and Ic,p an oNWtiwc7t
OH hand, of gcntlrmcn's Dress Boots, Calf and
Morocco, and Dress Shoes and CATERS, Richmond
make.
Gentlemen and ladies in want will please give
Us Il cali. LEONARD 4 co.
90 Main street, next door 10 K. II. jenkins.
May3l I'll
BEWARE OF COUNTERlEiTS i!!-No
ID one medicine has ever been more counter
icitcd than Rowand's Tonic Mixluic-thc Nyong-
Isl poof that no one has ever been more POPLAR.
This, however, calls Tor the greater vigilance on
the pant of fever and agIlc patients. To avoid the
NoVsord cdc0iS, hy means OF which. their suffer-
ings vii! hc 2r0ionacd, ins,cado hcing promptly,
radically. and permanently cured by procuring
that od faro,ic and sterling remedy. the only
true. ORIGINAL. and Genuine Rowand'S (inproyed)
Tonic Mixture, @n0rh,d by the nriHcn Si9nNiurc
of John Il. Rowand. ON a tapcf ia6o', which pass
- across the mouth OF every bottle of the trUc
ayi,ri., and must be DESTROYED in drawing the cork.
Merchants OF integrity and honesty deal in the
true Tonic Mixture. knaycs and impos,ors sell
The counlerfciis. A WORD to The wise is enough.
Sold b. Ill The respectable Druggists in Rich
mond, Petersburg, Fredericksburg, Norfolk, &c.
Sole Proprietor. (again,)
JOHN II. ROWLAND. Phila,
Graduate OF University of Penn.
Inv, % I5-onw3m
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Tn CHANCERY.-VIRcIsIA:- AT RuIey 81,
i in the Clerks Office Of Essex Circu;, So mH
or Court OF Law and Chancery, GA the 81 do,
June, 1871: I'd! %
James Croxton, Jr, Executor Of Tho,. Crow
o''easeo, Plaintiff
Abadiah J. Alexander and Robert NJ. Dayi.
Defendants.
Game the plaintiff, by his Counsel, and filed h.
piIl, and The nisi subpoena and attachment, awani.
ed III This cause being returned, not executed on
The defendant Alexander, and the said detcntan,
i'oi having entered his appearance, and Il arpea,.
ing by satisfactory evidence, that the said deteni.
ant IS not an inhabitant OF this State, on The ma.
ton OF the plaintiff, ii is Ordered. tina, the said 10.
iendant appear here on the first Mondav in A.,
gust next, being rule day, and answer the plain.
TIL ) bill; and that 4 copy Of this order Le tnrL-
with inserted i'll some newspaper published in tho
city OF Richmond toi Two months succcSsiyelv
and another copy hereof he posted at the tro,,
door OF the Courthouse OF this county.
A~copy-Teste, JAMES ROY MlCoU.
Clerk L. G. :. c. l.. x C.
June oh
ITO w. d. DAVIS: TAKE NOTICE latI>bar
j. on Saturday, the 18th August. lSli =, H.,
Court House in The Town o. Lewiston IN ~
nenburg county and State OF Virginia. take The
deposirions of Christopher Anderson. >r. SAM
Crauley, and others, 10 be read as evidence in
suit pendingin the Circuit Superior Court OF L.w
and Chancery for Cumberland county. Virginia
in which you ale Plaintiff, and JOSIAH NJ. Yonp-
and others, Defendants.
CHRISTOPHER ANDERSON, IN.
July Is aD-,5.
ITO JOHN p. KIMBROCGH-Yourf3tler
John kimhrourh died ahou, rrelra mont
ago. HisptoPerty has been divided among Nj,
children, and your par; is in the hands OF the
Executor, who wishes 10 see or hear from YOU sS
as possible. Direct your letters. either 10
your brother, Edward w. kimbloush, or to John
ID q. Brown, Negroiooi Post Office, Hanover
county, Virginia, and they Will be attended to.
f The Editors OF the newspapers, III rennes-
see, Mississippi and Alabama. will confer a favor
by giving the above notice Two or three insertion,
in their papers.
june II l3-wSw.
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BELL TAVERN, RlcuMoNp. Va.

BELL TAVERN, RICHMOND, Va.
m TIE subscribers will take charge of this
E.zfm popular and ell-known Housc, ON Tues
ssszM day, the 18th, and respectfully solicit a
share Of patronage from their friends and the
public. They have furnished tho house through
out with new furniture. Their table will always
lc supplied with the best calabIe> the market will
afford, and their bar with The best liquors.
RIO. HILL & BROTHER.
July IG 2O-tlO
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NOTICE TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY
IN CONCERN.-Thc scales for weighing live
stock in the city Of Richmond, having been COM
plelcd, notice is hereby given that all beef, cattle
and hogs, brought 10 the city Of Richmond for the
>liamblcS, are required by law to he weighed III
the gross. The scales are located on the LOT oc-
cupicd by Captain John Goddin as a tavern at
Bacon's Quarter Branch, adjoining my Office.
where | shall attend every day lor the purpose OF
weighing al stock that may bc presented. The
law fixes a penalty ON all persons who snail sell
or buy beef or hogs without having them weighed,
which penalty will b. risidly enforced.
w. ID. WREN, Weigh Master.
Jun. IS l3-wiw
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IMPORTANT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
L TION IN THE PRICE OF HATS AND
CAPS. at the town and country Hat Manufac;o-
r., under the Columbian Hotel, Richmond, Va.
J. II. ANTHONY, respectfully informs his
friends and the public generally, that he has on
hand a larger and better assortment than he has
ever had, consisting of fine Fur, Silk, Cashmere
and Russia Hats; Fur, Cloth, Velvet, Sealet,
Glazed and Hair Gaps; Black and Drab Wool
Hats, &c, &C., in all the new and varied styles
and shapes. Under the assurance that the syS-
ten Of small profits and quick returns is most
advantageous, he has adopted the method Of do
ing business entirely for cash, and is. consequent
", enabled TO sell at mach lower prices than
those VINO give credit
P. $40 his friends in the country, who have
patronised him, he returns his thanks-to those
who have not, he proposes and hopes TO become
better acquainted with.
October 81 4S-wIy
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LADIES NEW AND ~
SN@ FASHIONABLE HOE S

~ DlIs2 ~ @l-NAp -
s FASHIONABLE SHOES. G
TIME subscriber would respectfully ask the al
l. tention OF the Ladies TO his complete assert
mcnt OF Ladies. Misses and Childrcn's Shoes, OF
the latest and most fashionable style.
Ladies' Fancy Caters
Do. half do.
Do. Lasting do. thick sole
Do. White Satin Slippers
Do. Black do.
Do. Do. English Kid do, very pretty
Do. French Morocco Dress Slippers
Do. do. Ties
Do. do. Bu>kinS, thick sole
Do. do. do. thin soles
Do. Cater Buskins, Lasting, very pretty
Do. do. silk, do.
Misses Fancy Buskins, &c, &c.
J. L. WATKINS.
Two doors below McsSrs. Wadsworlh, Turner &
Co, at the Sign OF the Mammoth Boot.
Juncl S-wti