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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-26
ApyANsAS-STILL ~ A FOG!
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4 gentleman arrived here Yesterday from Lit
he Rock, hth, who reports Tia; there Is scarcely
doub, that the Wings Of Arkansas have elected
t!:eir Governor and :, strong probability Of the
election OF their member al Congress, II this
be true. i; is IS cheering - i: was unexpected
.Ner Or'sGos 1fopic, INig) Od. II.
T"IHeyecltedf certainly il would b. on both side.
of the House Il'iruc, +, must have proceeded from
bad management, on the part OF tn Republicans:
The effect of Ina, prosperity which does so much
mischief both in public and private matters. One
of the most beautiful discourseS We ever heard
from The pulpit, was from Mr. Norwood, on last
Sunday. and it was on the dangers Of Prosperity
aprlicd 10 the affairs Of this verdi, and the affect
ing moral then transferred 10 the higher concerns
III Religion.
Put let Arkansas have run riot, IS She may
al this late election, (t She has done s",) We
count confidently upon Ter vote in NoTemterl
"ARxAxssa-PlsscngcrS arrived in the Gig
Yesterday, by way Of the river, reported thai
when they passed the Arkansas shore The unlor
was that ihc Wing ticket rs far as heard lro:a,
had succceGei and II was believed that the 60
vernon and member uf Congress had been elect
Cd. The contest III Arkansas has been warm
a. in any other State in the Union. We give this
report as ii goes IN. q. PtcagRac, C4.l1.
"ARKASsAS-Ast there was yumor brought
down from Ike Arkansas River, that that firm
Democratic State had gone Wing b. 300 MAORI
v,-the Wings Will please To maze The most OF
it-rnt ND their coon>, and houlll they re hoaEsc
before a contradiction cones Az cdict
y O. RsgahjeGH, sane datc.
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.,d nam Gom HE Ken Sane STATE,

In the two last E.nquirers, we have given the
most cheering accounts Of our prospects in New
York. They were from lie best sources Of intel.
ligence. and they assure us, that Nc,r York is
perfectly safe. This molning We come forward
10 bring good litiinss from Pennsylvania Il is
from The highest authority and itcan leave TO
doub, OF tie success Of Tie Republican Tickle; in
the key Sionc State
EXTRACT II a letter, datrd
"ifHlL.DEL!Hla. Oct. -.
we shall carry lie keystone State upon Fri
iav week next Friday Tor James *. Polk and
GEORGE NJ Dallas. Our opinion is tia, success
in the State is beyond doubt. The intelligence
we receive from all parts OF the couutry assures
Us, that our majority will be increased. There Is
some apprchcnsions that the recent heavy rains
NAV have caused 4 great rise in some OF The RI
yers in The North and Northwestern counties,
which would contribute 10 the reduction OF our
malo,iiics in those counies Many OF cur strong
Democrats are Obliged Ia take Advantage Of such
floods in order that they may get their produce
and lumber 10 inaikci-but we savc urged @ron
our friends in every township Of every county 10
prevail! upon The Democrats 10 stay al home Until
after they have voted We shall receive much
larger vote in the city and county O! Phi!acc!-
pha than orr candidate for Go"cinor received.
We believe that about one thousand Of the Ma
tiveS. who voted for Markic will how vote with
Ms ON oi The civ and county. there are but lew
Natives. In Lancaster, the Democratic portion
have rc-uniicd themselves with the Democratic
Parry In Harrisburg % Democrats resigned
from the Native American Association immed-
aely upon The receipt OF the result OF the Election
in Philadelphia"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-26

and make such cx,ravagant boasts; but would
content himself with only fair and reasonable
,s,,mnIfs. we would cease 10 rap him 50 hard
..nycr The knucklcs." Go 10 The great usulFer,
il,ep. Mr.. Compiler and beg him 10 give you
corner Of his blanhei-and we are sure mat Colh
Of you wouli have enough 10 satisfy any reason
able man-and If we should happen ROW andlhen
iorap you over the knpchies or tra:gsins lllle
,e, much, why you may attribute it, if You please
II the pccvshness III a falling caise one thihs
however. we vii! venture 10 tell both these Ddilies
LIZ. whether re beat them, IN the coming election,
or men beat Us, we will bear ctr good OF evil
fortune with more cqnanimily than either OF
Item. Ii successful, we will not crow over
lhcm. but be- satisfied with our success without
wounding the feelings oil our opponents. II we
are defeated, we will bear it with more Philoso-
rhy. and rally with more spirit than either oi them
we will neither abuse ''ihc Suabian Dutch =
nor form plot OF Abductien, 10 kidnap Mr.. Clay
into the rccesses of North Carolina: And up upon
the temper with which We will bear our defeat ,l
or enjoy our triumph, we dare 10 say with any
of them NDaS F,ryOaS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-26
GEN. ANDEGSON's LETTER

We publish this morning an extract from Tie
very able letter Of Gen. Anderson Of Tennessee,
to his friends in HAT State, dated Aug. II ISL,
i'll which he gives The lcucr OF The British Ciiar%c
in Texas IN December la>tto President Houston,
in Terms Gcnouneing the L. States denounc!nS
slavery, and calling upon Texas 10 abolish It
What then becomes Of the preicnce thai Great
Britain was not interfering with ta's mater IN
Texas. when her direct intcrposition was arrest
81 only by the treaty OF annexation? Gen. An
dcrson was few wears since one Of The Demo
cratic Senator'S al The L. States from The State oil
Tennessee. and his able letter aEoundng with i'm
porlant evidence, and new views Of the great
question Of annexation, canEo, fail to produce a
fine effect.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-26

DisGnAcEYuL We understand Iha, the Wing
Elec,or of this District, the sole author" &C. a
few days since, addicssei about THRrr-rvE
Wings in Richmond county. He exhibited To
the Coons a piece Of the black re bread, and
attempted 10 make jilty political capital oft OF
This most miserable hum1ug OF The CANVASS
How has Virginia Whggery fallen, when It's
Electors stoopio scch Wic@> But il will Iccoi
upon them. oar informant assures w. that oar
friends in tie Northern Neck are in the finest
spirits Another friend brings IL tie EioS, graft
lvin- news from the mountains
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-26
RICHMOND, VA
Friday Morning, October 90 1871
prpJTeIIcANS OF VIRGINIA!

iFe Egn TG"H' - ~,
lime Is Short. Improve it while YOU can; We
are teasing tia, they VII beat rs by r'rSei
deeds. ani such Ike noble conlriyance< The
word has gone iorh from Mr.. Willis Greet 5
Nr T room in Misunderstanding the Whig~
will 81 the march On T.. l5!e to'sl. tiai
the Wings are perfectly oofsarIzc0-'iat ,hcy
viii do I'll they can to 'eia&i vs. IS ccila!h
Tnl they will fail. Yoa, Republicans, do your
dmy-and we shall laugh hem 10 scorn,
never saw such spirit in the Valley and be,
yond the mountains, Gays citizen Jn-' come
10 Richmond from that seclion.) So enthusiastic
SO hnoyani, 50 determined on vicicly." Brethren
Of The East You viii equal tie Rera n s:a, 10, Of
Whiss-lr;umphanlly VIII You mel Then
oreaai-c-bc reody--go every man OF you,
to The pol!s-brins every neghbor with You. Do
this-jo your ly-and Virginia will stand along
side of Pennsylvania AM New Iork-and Slo-
rious victory we shall cain.
ARE You THEN nnaDy ;'1Hat is lie qucStion."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-26
CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN THE
TWO COMMITTEES

The VIII. Central COMMITTEE having publish
ed Inc resolutions containing proposition 10 the
Democratic CeEfai Committeeman tIc Demo
cratic Committee having adopted 10 resolutions
in relation 10 tine sut.e j, is I,ie 10 ihencve>
as well Is to their ii,nds, 10 lay the following
Correspondence between lie Two Comm iit.eS he-
Ter, The public The reply OF their Chairman
will explain ,he course which they have pursued:
EicuMoSD, Oct. -, ISL.
Dear Sir: We have the honor 10 communicate
10 YOU, ana through Won, 10 The committee over
which You preside The enclosed resolutions, adept
u, hy the Central Wig Committee Of this STATE
at itS meeting last evening.
The subject OF these resolutions Is one Of so
much Importance III all is aspects and re-
la,iors; ani it is 50 obviously 10 the interest
OF both the great potical parties oil Tie STATE.
that some unt I'm rule should lc adopted 10y
which ii.e right 10 vote u the approaching cleo
lion shall! hc a,celtainrd and governed, that we
iialter ourselves no hesitation will sc felt 10y the
Central Democratic Committee in acccdins to
tie proposal now made 10 H.
Your will do IL the favor to lay these resolutions
before your COMMITTEE a, the earliest period pfac-
ticable and communicate 10 Us the result OF IL
deliberations upon HE SUBJECT.
Very respectfully,
Your oEcdicEt servants,
L. l.. BROOKE.
HUGH W. FRY, I Committee.
y. L. WARNER,
THOMAS RircHr ESQ.
Chairman III tic Central Democratic
Committee OF Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-26

We have glorious accounts from the Eastern
Shore Districi-from Accomack and Northamp-
lon-lrom Northumberland, Lancaster, Mathews
Gloucester. York, James Civ Elizabeth City,
Williamsburg and New Kent. AL ii is
said will do their Guiy-and The Coons will
not carry more llan $50 majori:y-if even 90
The Hampton Convention has animaicd al orr
friends. SCOTS visits and milling 81 ceches have
done our cause the greatest GOO! and himself the
highest honor
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-26
HESRIco coUNTY-william w

> II1s-&tsIOV OOO-N = " I!IIaHI w
Crump, Esq, Of the Spartan Band Of this City,
is expected 10 be with his ftllow-ciiizens of Hen
rico County this day, at New Market. Go, De-
mocra,s, TO New Market, and enjoy the eloeuence
of your distinguished orator-catch inspiration
from his spirit, and swear 10 stand BIZ the princi-
pies Of the Republic
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-26

r. We mus, request our friends in all dircc-
tons 10 communicate tie results f the Election
in their respective counties, by the earliest mail
or other opportunities. We shall be happy 10 re-
cciye from them any sketches I'll the events OF the
day, which their rapid pens may strike out
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-26
THOMAS RICHIE, Esq
Chairman tic Central Democratic
Committee OF Virginia.
.wHIG GENERAL STATE COMMITTEE

wv lllli IL. il = ~ '~''.'lNi w.
"No>psI, October 2lS', lSil
ION motion Of John IL. Plca>arts, Esq.
al. RlsoitCd HHGnimoASiV. Iha; the CEaiImen
of the respective Ward and other Committees OF
this Civ be required 10 attend Il meetiA" OF lbs
Committee Oh Wednesday evening, the 233r INST.
II The Wh:g Office, At : oclcc6, and there 10 re-
pur! the manner in which they have executed the
duties coniided 10 hem.
- R,mis0d, That Sub, Committee of three,
10 Wit: Henry /. Brooke, Hugh w. Fry, and ~.
l.. Warner, E.>qrs he appointed ard Instructed I"
communicate 10 the Central state Democratic
Committee, this proposition, Oh the par ii Ibis
com.titce, viz:
THAT AtLorncy General Raxter, he requested
TO draw up Il construction o! the parts Of The
Constitution involving the subject OF S';l!ragc.
there being many conflicting opinions ~ various
points OF The same, and that the said Democratic
Central Committee tc invited iy Mes =. BROOKE.
Fry and Warner, 10 coGCur with TINS COMMITTEE
in recommending the Attorney Generals opinions
as the rule TO be observed by the Presidential Com
missioncls throughout the stae-tiiiS Committee
holding tito BIZ highly cyIecut that ile same rule
oil voting should he observed in every part OF The
Commonwealth.
- Rcsoiycd. That while we are sensible that
The opinion o.! the Attorney General would not he
binding and authoritative, yet We conceive that II
would eUiitle ii,ct 10 the respect of each rSrtv.
and in he absence ot any judicial exposition.
ought 10 b. received rs the Offices o. tie law and
the PEOPLE, as The >a,s. rule which can now be
adopted
Il. Rso'rc|, That all tie newspapers Of Viz
gina lie requested 10 publish these resolutions.
SAINT +. ADlE, Secretary"
Norr bg he Editors If tie Enquirer. The
above is a copy OF al he proceedings OF ;hc
Wing Central Committee :,s they appear in the
Richmond Wing The printed copy enclosed
10 the Chairman of the Democratic Committee
begins al ~ ResOircd,' &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-26

Il is said hatJ NJ Bc-rien, Senator from the
State OF Georgia, has been franking the speeches
of Cassius NJ Clay, and addressed 10 abolition
ISIS at the North. What will our Wing friends
of Georgia and Tennessee say 10 such conduct?
TCharles.on NrTcrru
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-26
THE COON EpFaD

We understand ii made It's appearance in
Richmond County 10 cro'rd OF atou; p specra-
tors-when Mr. E!ect"r l.. T. Daniel addressed
them, and fishcd up a specimen OF The bread from
the pocket Of bys,ander. What T. magician Is
the :" Sole Author How he can ru; in and
bring 90, Tie materials OF his ar;-and when he
got the bread in hand with what ralhos did he
hold i, NJ, ard tell Tie admiring people-Such is
The bread yon will conc &c, unless you support the
Tariff and Clay.
This precious bread is, however, rather scarce
Democratic wag carried loaf of it from
Portsmouth TO Hampion-and made a great deal
Of fun out of it, lie broke it up into pieces, and
distributed The fragments among the Loco Focos,
who will carry ii 10 their homes, commend it
e The lips Of the Coons and choke them with their
own humbug.
e The Reply of"Henry" TO "Tuckahoe" will
appear tomorrow. We have variety of MSS.
also on hand, which We shall try to bring out all,
in the morning-Even though il may cost us
some Editorials and printed articles.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-26
HIS PaosrEcrs OF SUCCESS.

HIS l.OsfEt Is Of tNltlh>S.
In the ,ao,l,d peeriStacsS NJ j,RSratcd Gmjiiioa
I'VE vii! not quote an oh and familiar adage) hca
sails personally, Is vel! AZ politically. one whose
position he cnvlcs, because he has, b. long reyr.
rics on his own aspirations, Persuaded himself
that he should he there himself But where is lie
now Al every Struggle he is sinking farther and
farther from the object lie wishes 10 grasp. Are
his hopes of the presidency brighter His mos
sanguine friends cannut confidently make the as
scltion. He has met the punishment which usrl-
ally attends constant tissue Of intrigue. The
calculations of his cunning have deceived him.
and he is farther from the presidency than ever
Yes, farther than ever Ildcm he bcaagcd N,
Presidea. and declared himself in favor oi a Ma
tona Bank, contrary h Mc Professions of tic porfg
IN 1910, and So (or Spceecdcd ~ his psrGdg as Ia
obtaia the hadcr<tip Of Tie Hlg pariy oitcr HE ~
tocs-then or up 10 that period, tie Wing rarty
held nineteen OF the States by decided malorilies
Under Mr. Clay's lead, and with his name as their
candidate for 1874 in less than two years, the
Wings have lost possession OF all the States but
FIVE or six. This is inconroverlihlc and will not
be denied by any sane Clay man. Dan,d Hcb-
stcr again
Here, then, We have the portrait oflhe Whigcan-
didate from the pencil OF the first mind OF his party
%. Webster who has been crelup as the orator
and the s,atesman-and who is now The selected
champion OF the Wing party in the North, and
was The favoriic orator of the Wings in Virginia
in 1910. These strokes of the pencil show MIR.
Clay 10 be Unfortunately MISUNDERSTANDING OF
The highest qualities OF Observation-Disclosures by
his irr,tatlc and vndiclivc temper ior welding
the extensive powers oil the Executive De?ari-
manipulating ever dagger in the bosom OF his
friends, 10 crafty his rcvcDgc-cunninc for cal
cnla,on aud constant in;riSucr and eo.dcd on
by an ambition as ins;,atle Us it is hopeless.
l. this portrait true? Then. what arc we TO
thin; OF The qualifications oi The Wing candidate?
If false, what are We 10 think Of Mr.. Wcbster's
honesty in now culociz;ng Mr.. Clay, or the con-
sis,ency OF Mr. C.'s friends in employing such a
euloei>t 10 puff him into notice We know not
whom We are least 10 admre-thc one who sits 10
the picture, or the painter who draws il.
Let no man deny the authenticity OF the work
Let no man doubt whether Mr.. Webster was The
Inner The Mss in his handwriting are row
sealed Il? in the HANDS Of third party AT Wash
ington. The moment Mr.. Webster denies they
ale his, the packet is 20 be opened and The author
is 10 be confronted with E;s own productions.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-26
A DiSCONSOIATE WIG.
IL Me Editors If Mc Enlnur.

To ne Editors 81 The ERgppr
TAPrAHAN~ocK, Oct. u, l~ii
To-day according 10 appointment, Mi. Jdnf'
Lyons Of your city, The grand Wing Eleclor ,o'
all Eastern Virginia, MADE his appearance IN his
place in order 10 discuss The questions Of the caf
with Judge Rayly The later gentleman pa
ed up the river in the amloal, but was unable
Ia land in consequence of important bushes -
quiring his presence in Philadelphia. In con>'-
quence OF tins disappointment the Democrats III.
WED Mr.. \. NJ. Tribe TO take the stand, and
reply to Mr.. Lyons. So, the battle instead Of
being pitched between two Old knights, was mace
between On old knight and a young one. Nj.
Lvors won general admiration by the courtesy
of manner which he displayed; but he had too
many vulnerable parts about his Feiscn 10 ma1e
n successful issue. His speech was Achii'e>
heel. from beginning 10 end. Tribe drew ont
a full culver ofaHow> and seat them OF WIN
great efiec.--in tact he was beyond himself. he
could not wish TO be more happy on another
than he was on this occasion. But you VIII
probably hear more of the encounter from ONE!
sources. Rely upon it, you will be pleased 10
hear The account which Essex will give oil here"
in November. The Wing majority OF I2o N
1910. will then be next 10 nothing. The old ship
is getting rishled once more
WELL Doxr, OLp PESDI.groN.-lt vii! be seen
by onr returns that The only Corgre> slondi Di''
;rict in this State contested hy tie WhigS' f">
returned Col Simpson Ca staunch and slcf,iS
DemocraD b. an overwhelming majority. we
expected him 10 lie reelected, bu, noi by such
odds. and can only accoun, for the resul! ny su!''
posing that M Yeadon's sooar" end Fpt'efI ~
hat pari hnd he mme cTect rs N Geo'gie. -
n Mopsond piijes 7rc hal not clsGge6 mn 70 -
10 No,lh Carolina, iastecd IF Virginia; ne N't''
hare d0ne cod. D,s.
PExDLEros Is. CaRoLN.) Co.6rssslosS;aIb he ~.
rnrcr-This is the only District ~ "',, the re-.
Wings had candidae-'hc following
xul;
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I'rXAS.

ExrrAcr Of Liter tron; G5n. ia'crxon, id'c
!S,aaier al he Ca!cd S'ates jFo@ IcHacSSc' /"
a C0mmltee IF tiai Statc:
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-11-01
OFElCEDF HEALTH
WITH IEWE1IuS MEDICINES.

DIR j. STTlIJTJgr,


AThi - sgIIsgo 81 tgAtII y gsNS
n o9 NJ" E1le,, ~ n1n S,, lew RODS norm
In ,cnJ.rin, lie moe, .,cI w nI,unslon, W.
his irionj" ap na'i, s,,,''I' MISUNDERSTANDING 10
sunnor tbrv have '', I'm liz w.. ana
tor wonI f., i -, "',n W, ,uN' fe'r ,iie DOC
I'm. Ear bnc9 eonoi y, '''''i us Su'ccSS, mas
80 g. i, h. LII III w ils ',io'' f"nghe eNpecla-
w., W. j." , WI 'th 'le case, ,ha' me merits
~ o" Ell r. w. ',ga, Pru,Isc h', Neeh more
iy g'ieu "il iairy established, IN 30 short time.
rai,aI ,o,,i,,n, Wv , a"' "eSN"'c 10 iuy-anu inc
.leuia'' gc. 1i ~ lIlN Place whl not deny
th"t nc 'dS occcl some sl.nal ana important cures,
even Wherclho palch's hau cen gwen over by other
pm IsWan> uId therefore ne reels confident, that,
cIilu ne nc c9lleu III season, when the patient is first
,nL - . ii,i w." Nc ", cure wond De
l'lch so'er GIecieIi ahu WIN lar less expense and
SUFFERING, iur the SicNi yuan Wheh they first employ
o'ner means, VI! INC patent !. nearly dead and then
call MN For IN a eases, since he has adopted the
use oi JtwelrS medicine, where he was thus called,
S we recorery OF me SlcE, been 50 rapid as almost
mem ana tnef friends to think bit fiHe t1as
"'e "tuusr, thoish to all appearance they were
s US 81 WHO enyel Other practice, and soon
~ W ~ toechS ana perhaps, months, IN getting
Up asalr, hrsl haVlhg 10 landon their Doctors med
r c,ne en,roy, ueiore lney could gain a, all. The
it Is, whenever oeWeitN remedies Lave been fairly
l'e" a"u occa"e 'ly known, Their lenicial effects
~ L'ls uIsensp vi every type ana form have been
@ ny 1c MUST SINFUL physicians and tho
"u M ur, u tl observers.
,,, iot .S f,.''"uhy' was auure>sed 10 'o'.
1eWeu ny TWO hlehy distinguished physicians, who
nn ,.I I1 ,ilthiune'S ana skll m practice,
- r,.'. se'Nc> ~ the memory ana affections
y, many III 'n,> pace, VINO used to employ them and
""'''iio"s" o'""' ". speah' Htar Them 1000
,, IcRLiNGToS, VT, Jan. D, 1886.
CuL. 1E"ErT-Dedr Sr-l have received and
Tead your paPhe, WIN huch interest, and am high
y pleased WIN your pan OF overcoming disease
,ou a.I lily cafLyl9 o,u ine principles OF Jack
son anuoi'icr', whlch 'hcy have so ably Advocated
am cohnuenl 'uat reform IN the practice Of medi-
cine Is li'o'Spc"saO'y hGCelfary no,,,,o,,
3 pU,N roMr'Rof M. D."
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HARD WARE.

STRONGS If Co. have received and offer to pur-
~ chasers very general assortment of HARD
WARE, amongst whice may be found the following
TO wit
Norfolk and American Lntches,
Ches: and Window Blind Hinges,
Wire Check Springs,
Mortice Bell Cranls,
Cur'cd Bell Springs,
Bell Cranks, House Bells,
Band, Tower, Flat spring, Square and Monkey
Trunk and Chest Handles,
Garden Rakes, Fire Irons, Bench Vices,
Brass Buttons on plates, Jarand do.
Screw Pullies, Hat and Coat Pins,
Black Hooks and Hinges,
Shutter Screws, Stubs and Plates,
Pad Locks, Trunk do, Cupboard do, Till do,
Chest do
Long >hanled and Concave Augers,
Braces and Bits, BevIls,
Frmer Chi>cls Joiners, Mortce and Socket do.
Gouges, Brass Dividers, Gimbcts,
Single and double Plane Irons,
y Compass, Grating, Hand and Ripping Saws,
Knives and Forks, Carvers, Steels, Butcher
Knives, Bread and Shoe Knives, Pruning do
Pocket and Pen do.
Taper files, Mill do fiat Bastard do. half round do
Horse RAJ ps, Brass Butts Curtain ring Tea bells
Tape Measures, Halter Chains, Sad Irons, Tail
Brads, Table Spoons, Table Hinges,
Cutting Nlppers, Bead Aw Sash Fasteners
Cork Screws Hand Vices, Trowcls,
Ste,. Yards, 50 TO 100 lbs, Grid Iron, Sauce pans
Enamel'd Masn Kettle, Bellows Pipes,
Bed KEYS, Copper Wire, Screw pue<, Axle do
sash Roller, Plate locks, Iron Squares, Stub do
Wood Saws and Frames,
Pewter Cocks, Bung horer> Butter tryers,
Sclle>, Cut Tacks, Frying pans,
Raj Traps, Box and Ivory Rules,
Toy Hoes Ladies' do. Screw Drivers
Mahogany Knobs, Strap Hammers, Carpet do.
Screw Wrcnches, Broad Ilatchets,
Singing do. Brass Swimmers
Saw Sets, &c &c. AEo,
HEAVY HARDWARE
AnvilS, Vices, Cast ; eel, Plated and Iron Shovel
and Spades, Dang Forks, Hay do. Gro Bar, Wro't
Nails, Trace Chains, Iron Wire, Brass Kettles &c
May %, 1914. 81