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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-05-16

Prof MoRsEs Eectro-Marnet;c Tslo,r.,.t "a,
course OF construction bein cen Wasbin9top ,na
Baltimore is now In full operation distance Of
twenty-five miles. When the cars from tbis ci,t.
on Their way to Washington, on Wednesday,
N were WITHIN twenty miles Of the latter city, in
.o',"Siion OF The Wing nominations for President
and Vice President was communicated he rmosrs
Oh 'ne Telegraph The fluid traversed the whoie
% miles and back dgain---rnaking a miles--in
no Percepuble part ofa second of time -BoH ,qo,er
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-05-16
Vol. xxi.
p o II IN l2 & o
(From the Wing Standard.)
HENRY CLAY AND FRELINGHuYSEN.

HENRI VDil AND rhELiNuHUl NEN'
Our country's flag aloft We raise,
Our hopes now high arc upwards rising :
In burning words il there displays
The names Of Clay and Frclinghuyscn.
Tc free our land from folly's sway
All frccmen now with zeal arc striving;
Our foremost champions Henry Clay,
Our second man is Frelinghuysen.
With Freedoms cry our land is rife,
In tones which echo round tn horizon,
Her watcbwords in the coming strife,
Are Henry Clay and Frclinghuyscn.
All! Matty's in a horrid way
His porridgc all is turned to ''rIzES"--
For everywhere the people say,
We go for Clay and Frclinghuyscn
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-05-16
JUST RECEIVED,
BOOTS AND SHOES.

NOFlCE.-The partnership heretofore exist
~ ing between DAVIS e. HOLLAND, in Susan
ma Foundry is this day dissolved.
Ii. DAVIS.
April %, 1874.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-08-29
THE sClIOOLMASTER.

IW a
A board of .sschool commissioners en-
c,anieFing a little disr;ci, being in want ola
teacher, advertised in the p per far ga well
disposed, moral min, who WAS capable of
teaching dead la~nguages; and did not chew
tobacco or drink waskey.
Alter a fortnight of tais advertising had
been elaborated, a raw boned Yankee made
his appcalai,ee with a knife and pine stick
in one hand, aud ii Cape Cod po'eciion,
All S acssa 81 gin2ee-J1e ID In the o hel,aid
held the follow ne dialogue with The COM
mtiee aio} es1it.
well, sir, sid the chlirman eyeing the
Candidate f,om head 10 loot, do you possess
The. necessary requirement for a public
school ,eaeue.f
i guess | do answered. Slick, whiting his
sick.
DO you understand Latin2' srid one OF
the committee men, Il Ouch flrmer.
Il guess do answered Slick, again
roulding The end Of his slick with his knife.
We'll, let's near some Of your Latia,' said
the chairman.
'&uimbo hHc sanashicdn, ct p%unkintun
l.ngun,,' said Slick drawing his coat sleeve
closely under b 5 nose.
'iiunplr exclaimed the Dutchman, Ssh
dat Latin? WINS ie auihoig
'Josep.us,' replied Slick; he says in his
life of Gov. Hancock. SIC transit glo.ia Mon
Id-y moIning-iiancoc.sibus quadosar de-
nons,radum.'
OATS gooi,' exclaivgd the Du.c!nnan
rubbing his hands. SIS Was never better
Lstin!
NOW, sir said the ch,ifman, I suppose
you undeis and Gcogr3 plyr
Il guess do said Sick, sharpening the
eud of his stick.
slow FAR have you beeng
AS lar as The D.siricto vi Columby!
sWhat State is it iE?'
"a state of desperation
'Vhai llti,ude are We inF
According to thermometer we'se ten de-
grees below zero
'VLici is the most western point o! NORTH
America?
.Cape Cod
Good. Now, sir let us know how tai
You studied mathematics. What's The area
OF a square acre oflandr
sTh4t depends upon the quality replied
Sick. swapping his hafe.
Well suppose il be good corn land?'
'Wby it depends upon the number ofhills.
Say Eve undfed.'
sc less You m.gh' as well tell a Teller how
many grains in a HILL
Eve
'rneu according to Euclid, it would be
742 feel horizontally perpendicular
Excellent Prdy,si where are you from ?
taunton, down in the Bay State, and
can do anything
sNo doubt; but there is one thing YOU can
not do;you game hulnbug US. You Cal
gn.'
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-08-29
EVANSVILLE, INDl4yA. rlUasDay usUsr %, 1911.

-. FE ~
tylsin af.er reading tiis testimony, he would
mi believe III one we've to raise licm HE
dead"
We confess that we do not Ike this kind
Of waiiale; hui, as it was. psvuSed by Inc
Locofocos, they a,e accountable fdr il. i'ney
began The coHiroversyb by eiaitniag cfed.tio-
the blood of lileir ca4Ididate because his ofea,
nncie, Tadinas Polk, was a d;siingussne
Wing OF The Revolution. 10 offset this
claim, rue Wings p .oYe that EzeA4el Polk.
J James X. Folks grandfather, WAS a tory da-.
ing IN q struggle, and thai Their cand.dne's.
blood, insield Of henlg ennahled by the sea-
' ces of Revolutionary pluiots, is tainted iy
ne totyisln of his grandfather. 1t is tue
hat the grandson may be jas, as good and
patriotic as if his ancestor mad been "a Wing
.nsiead of a vile old tory, bni we confess
we have a glulge againsi Tory bte4, aud
DO not wish 10 sre ANY one III whose veins
it runs in HE chair once occupied by WASH
ing OIL.
Nm is this all. The Lncofocos, ins.e I'd Of
opposing NJ ely by attempting 10 show
iui the 1nelsnies coniended for hs tic
Whigs are unt " Sc, have endeavured 10 write
and lalk NJ. City down by asslil NJ his pri-
sa'e cirnacser. Ned.ls every press aud
speaker ia that pity has leen increasingly
fmuling forth les, 81 .nders, alm foul calum-
MES .on the clt.tac er Of tlat gres, aud good
arm. He has been branded as IA murderer
aud a'alackleg,' aud, indeed, there is scarce
" a vice OF a crime held IN ab,sorfeuce ty
heaven anl good men which has not been
charged on him. ftheI changes are Ilor in
flnpeus les, iiensy Clay is one of lie woisi
IN .n-deyIs fhpt ever sdlsgg ace.f humanity
T'le Course paFsped by these wleckless and
unskiliiil liars his provoked the Wits 10 re-
%taliaie, aud they, the Wings, lrspe charged
that Ezekiel Polk, The grandfather OF fhe Ln-
%'cofoco candida ne, was a Tory in The American
Revolution, and, moreover, THEY HAVE Rov'
ED IT.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-08-29
DoRR II Stays.
The Boston Chronicle, speaking Of the sem

The Boston Chronicle, speaking Of the sen.
fence VI Don Tor Ireason, says:
'.iiuinanity cries out against it, aud history
will b,usl 10 record n. How IL contrasts with
the tiuiy American course pursued by the Gov
ertanept OF Nassashusett-i in sne ease Of Shays
ann has asspeiales in i7S7m
There -, ceriainiy. quite a contrast between
he course Of Rnooe Island towaf ds D5rr. aaA
',sat III Maesachnsets towafas Siays. S,ays
was imprisoned, a. Dorr has been ;friei ard cui-
,ic,ed al treason. % D.,fs has been; bus. kaad
here begins the contrast } "hte me later WAS
condemned Is expiate his offences IN tie penl-
ntiaty, the tormer-was .. hfeucsd 10 ssiseT 81
'guo,nim0es dea,ii on tie s~aiigws. TArs was
. he trn1y America cause pursued ~ The
liovcrniuen Of Massachusetts" IL - trus ihst
Shsys was ult uateii paraoi.sd upon Iakifg lie
oath ofal.aeiaace II nc t5ovefnnnAu. lie iud az
tanpted 10 sabyeft: aau - II eqElif lfas ilias
Don might ooiain his pardon .tv.nse rrow hy the
"a he fs.aus. Tor ogr. Ow Is part. we eaHnei see
why humaaity saeutd cry oet az inst iie sets-
fedce oi tBs man. nos do We behave TAFT hue
a,arEty will 80 any such ihihg. Is iiscfe .~sstfi
sahipE as resssrsDsr Was a raj or. and sss'ee
and uIrrey gANs demand hiS punishment The
sen&tv oi lac vt".atrd aw has cen 2ronguncs1
-noEiing mors aird j~rstiee woaid nave bon
sati-lied wiln noai4ug less. Il IS we.e eAasr-
stood ulat he ca,peeeives na.d u npssa alA.tse
proper subnii5sIUu, ana 10 eSieYU /. 90 SAN 20.
lose would liz an act oil hostility t9tise eaa-e OF
civil Fberly.
No jadieious friend Of free suIla9e Mi! con-
.ouu1 il w4.l Dorrs1n. 1he,e Il as wide a
distinction between them % between he ea8se
OF ~Iational free dom and tas atraefties Of ass
French Revelation: Tbe one l. F;ett tho
1iher radically wrong. Dorr . not satfs,lns 50
a trend OF ftte snlffage. bus asa Reenfaaisaa any
iacobu,. We care net how soon his iniPriss.l.
meni may cease. bvt e should aQt be ioTgnttea
! hat As late is 10 his aWt bands.
[CbHs6ai Fieemas.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-08-29
ANNEXATION.

Kep i babe taa pslp.s. lat while the
Po!s tes OF sell s,yieI 0am,e.lis will NO,
agFee, All SIJ II IS UNCONSTITUTIONAL 10 ,pay
tue sac 4so.s-f tl.s rem.ins lhey a.e
wisi.as aAd .eAdy 10 4naax fexis 10 the
Uai.cL o'a.e5, aad sgroa 10 pay untold mil
lions Vi dniiais whoa t,at na;ion owes.
Aeep u oe.ose inc people, that vale Polk
lies wId 41t even s;se tle proceeds ot the
salts of tas EIoIc iladS - tiie SAFES, 10
help them ply ,iieiI de0fs, and REFUGE lire
tax On Iile peop.e, lney are ready aud iulead
10 lax @ae people 10 p4g iaese DEUS ot Tex
as w1.ch Tie people ave AID no oeneh oil
Aeep II before tie people, that he Polk.
lies are ready aud WLiagio o.eak our irea )
viii Mckee, oy tie AZ. AAiien OF Texas,
ana sam lac ian ualie vi ti.e Uai.ed STATES
with GisaoaoE aud pefndi;y.
Keep il before t4e peepie, that lie self
siylei Dsa1cslcy aIawIilas TO plunge the
coIlafy fa'o / VIZ VA Ms8co, aai win
other n~AisonS; iaoleby Gripping aud destroy
lns ~con@ncsce, ana oElis as upon Us all Iae
horrors OF au I'll Isl wa, la thus ~annexins
Texas 20 lie Uniled STATES.
Keep il before The people, that whosoey
er woes 10. Polk and 0liIs, woes Tor al
these aDopialt.oas, ~tieir statements 10 The
contrary notwithstanding.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-08-29
Ma. TYLER.

A correspondent OF The aTnbuneo writer M
fellows in relation to The withdrawal of Mr.. w.
teF:-
.'Ifearn from a source entitled TO credit, tia,
on the interesting occasion ofTyler's return with
his young bride among his old friends and neigh
bors in Virginia, they generally omitted TO call
upon him. THIS caused The Captain much yex-
alton, and he demanded OF one who knew, why
il was that he was TINS treated. affecting o.
course entire innocence of all knowledge Of any
reasonable cause. He got an honest answer
such an one as he ought to have had long ago
The reason, sir, is. that we do not approve oi
the course YOU are pursuing. We think you are
disgracing yourself and the country Butt said
TYLER. .let them come and zee me let me
hsar that from their own niouihs.' A number
accordingly waited on him, and dealt SO plain
|, aud effectively with him, that he came to m
immediate resolution TO withdraw from tho Pres
! dental canvass.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-08-29
THE JERSEY BLUES RISING.

The most enthusiastic spirit Gays the
9rfenjon G .zetie) is kiadling throughout this
SAFE. tn East Jersey, the Wing meetings
are all of IN enormous size and OF the mos
Isangnine temper. From West Jersey we
learn tina they are Organizing ineyeFy town.
ship, aud are every where eager to be called
into action. Nor is this ali. We hear in
many quarters that nlany honest and true
men arc abandoning the Polk aud Dallas
pr!y-tl,e party which processes 20 pfina-
PIES at a'l-aad joining The plriy when AIMS
first and,ciriehy at HE protection Of Ameli-
can industry, at the distribution of the pro-
ceeds OF the sales, II the establishment OF ,
sound national currency, and against a wa
of rap.ne, in violation Of Our piiga'ed fuith,
for the assumption otihe debts of Fexas.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-08-29
III PUBLIC TREASURY.

From an official Publication made by the
Treasury Department., in pursuance OF the
~salutary provision contained in a clause o.
of the acts passed at the late session oil
Congress, re Iuir.ng the period cal pablica
ton oflle moneys IN several banks and the
minis holding deposites of public money, ii
appears that the ainoant of money in the
Treasury subject TO draft Otter paying ali
Outstanding drafs, and net incIudng money
in hand nor reported 10 the T.easnry)on the
29lh ul,i,no was eight millions three hun
drcd and tweny-eight thousand dollars
This amount would be increased, by inciud'
ing unreported moneys in hand, 10 al leas'
TEX MILLIONS OF DOLLARS. So much fol
Wing policy, Wing Legislation, and a Wing
Tariff.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-08-29
MARYLAND.

The New Yolk Posi-. ina paragraph un-
des Tue e4p on of "Poll,ical prospects in
Maryland" refers 10 The receipt OF letters
fom his Sn,e which lead iss editor 40
Ipf,e- Mirytnd among ne STATES which may
support The Democratic candidate for the
Presidency" 1t may be 'coUS dercd iight
aud pepper by cur friends on The otter side
10 .ndi'e letters for The pu pose OF keeping
up Inc fl ~ NJ spirits of the purity, bni they
W II p-ovs of no avtl. We asSer, witben
fear OF coniradic ion, that lie Wings OF NJ
ryianl were neve- moro ihofou !h.y an;lel
tlan al tie present iane; tlat ley we g nev,
e more fully awakened 10 a perception OF
the important issues involved N the comim.
election; that they were never more eagerly
aud Fl. tnIy resolved TO do their duty to ihem-
selves and their common country. Use
peoIl OF Meryland, by a large nsjo'ity, are
IN favor of.fos,erIng domestic industry; they
90 for maintaining the Tariff as it is,and the,
viii go with equal decision for the candi
dates whose vie VS. on This vital maiter COLL
eide with their ewn.-L1h;more Sun.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-08-29
NORTHERN OHIO.

A friend now from The Reserve assures us
(ssys the Cincinnati ChIoa:cie} that nevet
since the name of Wing des gated The psr-
by has the Lake county been so thoroughly
awake and doing. From 1924 to 1874 Hen
~ Clay has been their hearty CHOICE; and
now, though at a late hour. the moment aP-
proaches when they will testify their att1ch-
ment by majorities such as were neyer
before recorded. The farmers OF Medina
county, to the number of about fly, lave
changed their roles from free trade to home
protection,
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-08-29

Tennessee is firm and ardent as ever IN
he Wing cause. The Wigs &c Tonnes
see are OF ide most noble and independent
stamp. They supported General J~ac1soa
mos zealously fer his public services, bit
5ley scorn 10 permit him o dictate TO them
for waom they snail vote. They admired
he build manly qualities Of the old aeFo,but
they must heartily despised fhe seFylie para
SHES who hung aboui his skirts. The same
easens ilat led them 10 sustain Gen. jack
SOD, caused ihsn 10 spun the panderers
& flatiers who couried bis favor,and sought TO
r de into Office on the strength Of bis popc-
Lily witiou any merit OF Their own. T.aey
most cordially loaihe The corrupt CLIQUE that
contriyed 10 array iheaoid Hero against his
most pure and dis;nferested friend Judge
White. and prosecuted thai venerable states.
man 10 his grave. T5e patriotic citizens OF
Tennessee remember tlese things well, and
they r~ecollec; the ignoble conduct of junes
z. Polk. TIIey are 100 intelligent and pa
,rioiic 10 be led asiray by Texas h~unbugs,
and 10 independent TO be dictated to fom
any quarter. she has statesmen sosupe-
rior order. Of whom che may we'll g proud.
Such men as Bell, Foster, Jarnegan, Jones,
Catuthets, and many others in that State
would do honor to any cluse or country
They will do their whole duty, and Tenaes-
see will give an ~unexainpled majority for
Clay.-St. Louis Rs1iHe.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-08-29
RrArrlrur Aroioerr "a .hepherd wa. menl

BEAUTIFUL Apologize "A shepherd was m"ur
mig over the death at his favsrIte child, a nd III
The passionate and rehelIIaus ferliag of his hear
was briefly complaining that what he loved mos
tehderly, and was IN itself mnst lively, had been
taken from htn, suddenly a Stranger. Vi grave
aud venerable appearance, = add before him, aud
teekuned him iortlI IUiu the field. IL was III gh
aud not d word was spoken Ill they arrived a
til, told, when the stranger thus addressed hIHl
when you select one Of these lambs iroai TIA,
Auck, Won choose the best aud most-beauUlih II
mong them Why should YOU murmur becans.
/. III. good sh, phrrd of the sheep, have stlectes
from those which you have nourishtd ivr ire
he one that was most fitted Tor my eternal fold
The mysterious stranger was seen no mor'
and the fathers heart was corntorted-Jerem,
kBenthnna.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-08-29

TIE WHO CAusE.-TEe Electors foi
IVES etn Virginia ale HE most zeiieus, whole
sonled pliIiots We know of. Our G tliant
Champion, Al. Cape ton, ESQ, has beea
reversing the dsitici fom one end of iito
The other: wherever lie could isear OF The
Loeofiee Elecior, he was tbese 10 face hin,
Vsrgiiua's enienent aud sill rising son, VIM.
b. Preston, Esq, is also fighting mantullg
for the great cause of Wh ege,y. He adj
dressed the people here on Monday last, and
will leave for the coun,ry of Fayette to-day
or Tomorrow 10 addsess4he people there
In fact, all The Electors in Wesiesn Vitgin a
ale doing their duly. In Their hands the glo-
lfous cause efthe Unionis furnishing. We
ranis Sc co.tfi Identity TINT tie people will rise
mp III their mightIn November next, and
add aEeir testimony that ihey have d.scharg.
ed the work given hem todo. In tAe hands
or such noble. patrio.ic men, Virginia VII be
misunderstanding Observer.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-08-29
A SHOUT FOR OUR NOBLE CLAY.
Dy D. n'ceNAueav.

AlK-'.AE: on The ceean rarc.'
A shoa, for our EoRLECLAY!
Hslrah fE orr statesman true.
Oh. proudly ouE hae display,
with It's -,arss . - ssripesof blue.
10 It's brighi and starry glesms,
And It's stripes Of azure hue,
How prouIly on high il streaps,
The Gag of the brave and true!
A shout f"r eur p5bie Clay!
Hurfah for our statesman true:
Oh! proudly our flag display.
With its stars AID stripes of blue.
o. b,avtly that flag has ased
Ger sirifes of our noble sires
And when hood our Wing cause saved,
G.owed bril- gal with un~aated iires,
And pFouPly again it vii, STEFAN,
Ger The scenes Of 'Forty-feur,'
Mid the light OF triumphs gleam,
And q natiun's thunder roar.
A shouI, &c,
o! a right brave and g~nIian, tar,
- Jul ~ NAA
Al he climbs The DIZZY spar,
AsthO' danger were hut play,
And out on the wild breeze.
Our Wing bahner he untnrl-,
That is known on all Eafth's -seas,
The pride -four Yankee girls.
A sIiout. &c.
HurTah! for our helnsmaH true.
Hurrail! tor cur .hip aud flag:
Hurrah: FOR our hardy crew!
wesweep like the startled stag!
Oar flag 5 nailed tothe mast,
And brave souls crowd the deck,
Like men TO fight TO the last.
Though our prond snip be a wreck:
a shoui, Sc.
Yes! Hith FFeednm's hope Ills stored,
Our bsaxe .ars shall guard rs freight,
And mere shall the spokesman board
This cherished s.iip Of State!
Nor its load of precious things,
Be sunk in III Ocean deep,
While the shout OF ireemen rings,
Aud ON high our banners sweep,
A shout. &c.
Ship ahoy!a pirate craft,
With low black deck aad srars!
Hoy! rake them alore and st..
Hnrrah tor our gaIIam taIs.
Look! its iDasts are swept away,
Thara an,fhar I,o, "A 1T 80.
shou'! tiuzz, for HAKRY Clay,
Sac SINKS 'mlJsl our cahaom v.ar.
"A shout Tor our Harry Clay!
IfuraI. for our Eel.asaaau true.
oh!Pt"udiy our fig display.
With lis s.ars aud stiipes. OF blue!
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-08-29
KoRVuEhN Nv YORK.

We lean fTom The Aitaaiy Eveniag jour-
n7ith4i III. J. w. FOWLER passed through
nat city On Thursdsy LIST from a iour oftige.
weeks active labor il the political vneyafd
II the non hem count es. lie sfa'es tia.
with exception ola few Regency hotengii-
.Jteds,n Inc peeple OF NeIlheia New York.
s;thua, DIS ,ncton of pnty, are ia favor OF
the protective tmUi AMI opposed 10 anaexa-
lion OF fexas. Soseadse!y ST SIZED ATE lie
Lucofoen leadeis Of this fac, ihaiabeif gstne
there is 40 represent Mr.. Polk as more of q
protec. I'VE 4aE.lf man ,han lIensy Clny, ans
ms 81 shu the annexs ion of Texas is not d
parry qIesiioa! Mar is this rue (etaarks
me Journal OILY OF Northern New York.
Fie siine %u'Slanes, course IS diligently pnT-
sued ia every s%eciinn OF The STATE where ne
I1u # is popular. Indeed, ii is onls by csseai
ng ro'Rid The questions aud dodgiag tie IS
sues w.nch they themselves have presented,
that lie Locotocos hops TO make a respecla-
ble fighi.-Net. LIT.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-08-29
.SKiES BaiGHr.o

The people!in people! Tor truth are on ere.
And they turn on deceivers Inc b.eatli ofiheis
he,
Lo! now onward hsy come, and together
iiley crowd,
And me Hills with the bunhen of fieeman
are loud.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-08-29

A fine nsw ship called the John Quincy Ad-
ans. Was "ded,catedt at Boston last week. She
bears e name honoTsd wherever man respects
himself.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-08-29
THE Ev ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY.

81 50, M A3ornce-S3 90, at the end Of
ns yezf.-4aperiiseaents saseFted at
81, fer fhree iaet'sienS slS
I:sss, aad 25 cents for edca
Continuance.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-08-29

DIED IL POLK AND DALLAS.
The Washington Fayette Co. Aurora. and the
CiIc!eYiIIe W~afrhmBp, two LuCUfoco papers.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-06-26

NEW CONFECTIONERY, on 7th street, be
~ tween ID and strcets-The subscriber re
rpectfully informs his friends, and the public gene
sally that he has commenced the above business, and
will keep constantly on hand general assortment Of
articles IN his line Of business and VIII be prepared
to furni parties in the best manner, and at the
shortest notice, with cakes Of every description ice
cream, water ices, jellies, blanc mango, charlotte
russo, &c and has on hand, and will continue to
keep a variety Of the best French confectionery Of
The latest style.
who may favor him with their patronage, "a no ex-
cr,ion shall be spared to please and he will use none
but the best materials, and his charges will he mod
crate. SAMUEL CRUDE, Agent.
June I3-eo3t
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-06-26

V,HUSTEES' SALE OF HAVANA CIGARS
CHEWING TOBACCO AND SNUFF
PERFUMERlES, FANCY GOODS, &e.-By var
tue OF deed OF trust from James M. Dorset aud Jas
+ Mexican To the subscribers, dated the lth day o.
August lS43 TO secure the pa yme debts due
TO Lewis Johnson and said j. p. Mexican, will more
oy sppsar by reference thereto recorded IN Libei
Is. lO3, folios 1853 so 100 l6l, and 1862 one OF
the Land Records Of Washington county IN the
District Of Coumbia will proceed To sell irus-
tees, By public auction, commencing al 10 o'clock, on
Tuesday the ID of July proximo aud continue until
the whole is sold, the store OF said James NJ Dor
Sett between a. and 9th streets, Pennsylvania ave-
nue.
The large and varied stock OF Havana and other
Cigars
All kinds aud qualities of Chewing Tobacco
European and American Snuff, in great va
neiy
Smoking Tobacco and Pipes
Every description of Snuff and Cigar Boxes and
Cases
Pocket Books, Wallets, Purses, and Money
All kinds of Combs and Perfumeries
general assortment of i oys and other Fancy
Goods
large stock of fine Cutlery, as Pen, Pocket,
DIRK, and Sportsmen's Knives
hahors Of oil kinds, in pairs, cases, and single
Scissors, Needles, &c, fine Tea Caddies
Ladies WoTk-boxes, Travelling Desks, &c.
ofgood quality
Do. do. Pistols of all kinds, with all the usual
apparatus pertaining TO the two last mention
ed articles
Walking Canes in great variety
A large assortment of Fishing Tackle, &c.
Together with an extensive variety of other Staple
aud Fancy Goods, the whole of which cannot be par
ticuaIzed in this advertisement.
To the sale of all which, store and shopkeepers as
well the public large, partic invited as
bargains may be expected
Terms OF sale All sums under S20 cash $40
to $50, three months credit $50 10 500 four
months credit over 800 six months credit in all
cases approved eDdoIsers.
As the deed invests the Trustees with discretion in
the mode Of making the sale, the whole stock would
be disposed of any time prior to the day of sale nam
ed by private sale, should fair offer be made.
GEO M; DAVIS, T,u.t.ss
WIN. ORME i'u''ee''
X. DYER, & Co,
Auctioneers
lune 2l-podts