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New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-31

PORTABLE DRESSING CAsEs-Thc subscribers have CON
peed their arrangements for the manufacture the abovs
owhca large variety now read, for e1.min4ioa BE-
ing OF most compact forms and equal IN finish 20 the imported
having hs advantage tins, the articles they the
m quality and the useful among which is the metallic
Tablet fr keeoas pertec; order TIE public
vited TO examine at the Toe; FUN shus Store IesBsdwsy
aus3 cts G. SAUNDERS a. son.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-31

u C.sslus NJ. CLAY speaks at Cleveland,
Ohio, TODAY.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-31

. The Wings of ESSEX Co. hold their Mass
Contention at El!zabeth,own on the 5th Sent.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-31
EDUCATION.

o13 BROADWAY, NEAR BLEecK,asTRsET'
,-, CHARLES II. LYON. A. 81. Prines7ei.
his sIsHOOl viii be openeh Monday. Sepiegloe
4 ID The course Of !ndructipn Is csmprehensi'e .nf
orough embracing the entire range OF ConmefciH s9 os
e.iG.e stulse. au27 lws
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-31

j. Hon. JOHN SrRonA has been nominated
ior Congress by the Wings OF Lancaster County,
Penna. flc has served them faithfully in the
State Councils, and will do ST in those of the
Nation. We hope his majority will not fall below
On0
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-31

WILLIAM E. DeAS, No. , Ann-street, has Just
issued very useful work entitled " Compendium
OF National Philosophy with questions for Practice,
Experiments and Questions for Recitation This
title so fully expresses the nature and objects OF this
work that nothing remains for US by way OF expla-
nation exceptthat its chiefdesgn is to awaken in the
mind of the pupil thoughtful interest on the sub.
Iect of Natural Philosophy, and to cultivate habits
of careful observation and accurate application OF
fundamental principles. For these purposes ii is
we'll adapted, the best authorities having been con-
suited with that view.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-31
I,4ys FROM HArrl.-By the arrival OF the brig

J,rye FROM HAYrI-By the arrival OF the oiig
Topaz. Cart. Mabee. we have the following in'e'i-
.ence from Port PIaue, st. Doninso') Al tha'
mace matters were III very unsettled state, and Ii
was uncertain what course would be pursued by 'he
Hev,isD Government in regard to tie Spanish par.
of the Island the new President . GurneFs 'ia'
ef Po-t al Prince for the North and II was So PPos
ed would hold conference with the Genersis anu
Chiefs of the Island, 10 adopt measures io' Tue
Government of,he whole Island. rae opinion Is pre-
vaIsu, that the Haytiens would atrempt TO recover
the Eastern part ci tie Island, and they IN te fs'
were using all the means in their power 10 maintain
their position. Some misunderstanding mao arisen
between the Chiefs of the East in consequence oil
one section having appointed General DnaI'e
President wi,hou; consulting the others DuaHe had
RESIGNED. however and Delegates had gone TO the
civ of ST. Domingo for the purpose OF drawing
Constitution and nominating President. Inc opinion
was General that ST. Anna the Chief OF DIVISION al
81. Domingo would be nominated. Business was
in depressed state and little prospect OF amendment
80 long rs political matters remained unsst''ed'
LATER FROM ST. JAoo De CusA.-The schr
Arawau Capt Packard, arrived yesterday morn
ing with the latest dates from St. Jago de Cuba
Capt p. informs us that the markets were dull and
overstocked with provisions, Corn and Rice were III
much demand; all quiet and no political news
whatever.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-31
CITY INTELLIGE ENCE.
FRIDAY.
POLICE OFFICE.

I,rcEyiEs-iiary Wilson and Jane Ann Nc.
~ wore arrested snd COMMITTEES for sieAlins SIS no
90, 90 ..n,, rohn amp Of No. 2DI Va'ck street
rish. McDer:o't -fref ID aud ssni to rtisos To-
, s,j.s, o,-rs oie- wate rom Tie dHe nc oi N
g-nwn M. q Seventh ,'ree;
RoBBIsG FELLo" SsANsS--A sailor namsd
CR S.9ckwc was n'fes,ct ~ o,eef NILE s.se,. eh:'s.a
s1 from, fsl.os seaman name, p C. hammer. both Of
the bip ncas. lyias pci No. SNo''h h'r lie "a''aa
L..
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-31

Is A correspondent enquiries whether Mr..
Bibb has or has not been confirmed by the Sen
ate,-Hc has.-He farther asks to what party he
belonged bcfo.c he was appo;u,ed.-To the Tyler
party, of course. Mr.. Bibb was strenuous
Jackson man in the olden time, but we think he
bolted with the Carolina Nulli6ers. Our impress
SION is that he supported Harrison in 1910, bu,
of this We are not certain. We believe he has
since been Free Trade. Tyler, State Rights man.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-31
Hsissouri--TIie Legislature.


The following from the st. Louis Ne1 Era OF
Legislature than we have had before. Unless
there is some pretty strong whipping in we don't
know but Benton will be thrown overheard after
although we don't much believe it.
Missouri LEGISLATURE The next Lcgslc-
ture will be more equally divided than has ever
before been the case in Missouri. In the Senate
there are nine full.blooded Whigs,-one from
New Madrid, two from St. Louis, one from
;i2oper, one from Lafayette, one rom Boone one
i,1m Galloway, one from Marion, and one from
Monroe. Gov. Boggs, the Senator from Jack
son, is decidedly hostile 10 Benton and his clique,
aud may be relied on ms an Independent. All
tie other Senators arc Loco. Foco, but several of
them have heretofore been opposed to the dUmi-
naut Bontonian Clique, but whether they will
have the nerve 10 maintain their own opinions
and act Independently or quietly give IN their ad
hcsion TO the Bcntonians, remains to be tried
There is "a very large Loco Foco majority in the
Senate, and there is also Benton majority,
but how large it will be, depends on the course OF
those Senators who have heretofore acted with
independence. If they all adhere TO the indcpen-
dent grounds formerly occupied by them, the
Benton majority in the Senate will be small. In
the House Of representatives there appear to
have been elected 40 true Wings. There is
ruinor that StoGdard county has elected Whig
ii SO, it will make 46 Wings. In Lewis county
there is 4 tie, aad new election will be awarded,
Ii 4 Wing shall be elected from that county, as
we confidently expect, the result would be that
;hc Wings may have a members in The lower
house. This would leave 10 the Loco Focos
meority of six in that body. The question then
remains to be determined what number of soft or
independent members have been elected. The
Independents claim TO have elected anti Benton
me2bers in Scott, Shannon, Ste. Genevieve,
Marion, Van Buycn, Clinton, and in some other
counties. but whether they are to be relied on as
such, or what number they can raise, we are not
informed. 1t is certain that the Wings are in
minority in the Legislature; but whether there is
an Anti Benton majority not is not SO certain.
Al! the powers OF party discipline will be freely
used 10 induce or compel all the Loco-F Foco men,
beas 10 work III the party traces, and we do not
know wha. degree of tirmness we may calculate
on in the Independent ranks. Ii Benton shall
be reelected, it will probably be by much smaller
r,iainritv than any former ok
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-31

" MR McMGcHAEL continues his charming
entertainments, which become more and more popu-
lar at each representation. We have the opinion OF
one of the first vocalists in the country that Mr..
McNlichael's Irish Songs far the best things oil
the kind ever heard here.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-31

That Erie Convention Will be grea. one-one
OF the mighliest of the season.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-31

Lys The Institution of The Messrs Abbott for
the Education of Young Ladies, at No, As Lafayette
Place, will be re6pened on Monday, Sept. 18TH
This School enjoys, and we believe deservedly, a
high degree of popularity. See advertisement
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-31

Agricultural National COnrentiOn Of ". y.
Farmers Ciub.-See notice OF meeting Of Farmers,
Gardeners, sc of the County OF New York, 10
choose delegates to the National Convention. Also
meeting Of Farmers Club both on Tuesday the Sd
Of September, the first al II O'Clock A. NJ the 9TH
cr Il, u o'clock NJ.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-31

u PROSE FlcrIoSs, written for the Illustration
o: True Principles in their bearing on Everyday
Life: By T. s. ARTHUR, Author of Six Nights
with The Wasingtonians.'
The OLD jour AND HIS FAMILY a Tem-
perance Tale are new works for sale by w. H..
GRAHAM. l6G Nassau-st.
The FAMILY CHRISTIAN ALMANAC for l6i5,
has been sent us by ]. Lou, l56 Fultou-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-31

The Great WhiS Council At Nashville
Fifty Thousand Frecmen In the Field
The Nashville Wing Of the 22d furnishes US
the following particulars of this tremendous out
pouring OF the Wings Of the South and West on
the day previous. The officers Of the ConVen-
ton were as follows
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-10

In the House u Representatives sus,alns nofe ansul
lied reputation. commands een'ral cot 6enee
lie has been fund conpetrnt 10 the highest duties
" hat he attempts Is performed With ability and success
lie moving rapldy onwarJs IN The pai oi usefulness
hvnm and fame. lie IL ra,s,d UP, doab, MI. e. high
service 10 his c,oniIy The residence u MI Summers
Is ut Charleston, TN tie ksnawhs.
The Hon. A. II. Stuart resides at Stannton, is yet
young man, aud universally respected i virtues and
Tents. lie Is an crater u great reputation in his district.
and few men address popular assembly with equal ri
feet. These gentlemen engaged earnestly IN advo-
eating The great prime plies Of the " hgs and dpubi
less dung very much 10 SECURE The vote Of Virginia to
Mr. Clay.
Were prejudice and passion stronger than reason
We might he certain Of their success.
But ebo can reason DOWN the prejudces Of ibose whu
have read the Richmond Enquirer fpr the last thirty
years and WIN have been trained 10 regard that paper
the oracle Of all true opinion matters vi ptitk
W no shall guide men Alright that cannot read all and
numbers such there m this state, with whom the
name oi JacksDn, ~ the mag lnaob Of ca
ed bank is mute p',en than all the lights Of eXperi-
ence OF lrces o TRUTH am Of opinion that Virginia
will support Mr.. Clay.
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Donle0ttc futrllt0eMrr.

jJtsern 1hies NJ Mr. iorl An other assemble yea
II he People oeipsed w nc Rochester f'mreniioa.
The Albany Evcsiag Jvornal al October 4ii Is filled
with accounts ITO gnA Rochester moeing Transcend
ing all present. We quite PORTIONS:
"FOU.tG LION or 1HE UEST .1ROUSEU
"MLNsTER MEETING At ROCHESTER,
A VINO AvaL,Sonr IN WESTERN NEW foRs -
OsE HurDRrp kAp 1sEsTy- FIVE THOUSAND Pro
PIE AsssNnLEp AT RocHIsTER l-IHE MIsHrIEsr
PoIiricAL GATHIRiHe LrER HELD THE L NJ.
IT'D srarEs,-1nE foUso GUARD MusrERiSs Fog
The tosrLIcT!
ROCHESTER,, Wednesday night, Oct 2.
The roriCs Of 1910 are eclipsed The great eaihrr-
logs al bunker Hill, Boston Copmop, ~ the city Of
BALTIMORE have ceased II DO Objects ol wondering specu.
laiio, The yaIiou- meetings. held ~ every quar-.
ter oi the nion duiing tie last months, large 10
numbers, inpsing N appearance, aud enthusiastic IN
FEELING they ait have teen. sink rio insgullicanee
when compared with the Overwhelming popular
monslration Of which Rochester has to-day bren The
scene. The great meeling htld IN Albany the 27lh
ut August, " hch ssonsted all much by its uncx.
peeled magnitude would have proved bni a small frac
ton oi the gathering here to-day. Rochester Inns out
numbered us at last Mrte or four 10 one New York
has nothing thai could approach this glorious rally
oi the iouao GuAnp. The Union has never lh,k.d
upon lis Ike II IS lar surpassed all previous political
gatherings IN lis might and msgulfcence az the GREAT
tATaRAcT which tinndes upun our bordefs trsnsc.nds
In beauty aud sublImy every other similar work Of
tuTe.
'Nhen Mr.. c. NJ Clay closed. the Presiden, came
frwnrd. and remarked that slle such SPEECH. the
ly appropriate bng Was Revolutionary tune by q reyU
lolidnaiy fef! There /. now )" said Mr. Duer ''up-
On tie stand an old veemn who played The reyee On
The morning ut he Battle VI Bunker lI. aud IVY ash
ngoi,'s Match" al the surrender Of CornWalls. lie
has sui with him The old fife which Ie used ON
Ties. memorable Uceasluns aud tho he lacks ot the
breath, he retains all Tho Wing spidl with which he
then aavt 'ho'e glorious rales. introduce 10 you "Aa
Day The Bunker llll Flief,"-Ihe cheers ahrh
welc ,ned the Old veteran he therrd the rnt o
The platform, would have drowned the raar al Niagara
itscil II was succeeded by The prpiound silence
he old man raised his fife 10 his lips and gave us
YANKEE Doodle" and Nv sshngton's March," aud
then again Wild hnrrah bus, nstnelively from every
lip, aud rang along The PLAIN"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-10

Mr. Daft,sr ~. a.. sasa,ia.d ,ha asieastua II b.
meeting in .p, oh Of remarkable caseucy. beauty and
interest VI " hch asy sketch which might presen,
would do great injustice Il, him. Tie commenced with
historical review Of The past sixteen year., grusped with
masters hand the OF lnsrue and Apr es.ioo
which compelled the formation Of the Wing psr;y-vr
nrasted with whitening ridcu- the Inconsistent psl
,rs u our opponents pursuing the suhjec, he rx
amued the opinions of Wright, calhoun. Buchanan and
Johnson the commanders Of three several divisions VI
the great Democratic Army, and in most graphic mar
ra,ive. acco'npan, Mr.. Polk in political .p nsna.,
through The Union, noting his inqaious nsncerities At
every point until all of the lndcr,u. in the ac,.,
was lust in ind enaon the .Dplrude If the politician
Ills exhibition of his Democratic Cabinet Of Curiu.i
ties, would also have constituted an enier,ain uspt
which could not hs justly appreciated from any ds.crp-
lion of ours.
We may with disposition to n.lter or 50 confer
nd'seryed CONNIE ndaon at, upon the testimony "
ever. comp tent nearer thai Mr. barbours speech was
rare aud astonishing tff Of intellect and measuring
the free Of eugy and posing the weigh, Of terms, ws
assert thai for logical pbwer--fr ease and appr.-
pssieuess Of illustration for severity and chascness II
'are-tor poetry aud beauty Of meta phor-deplh re-
search and extent uf nfrna'in-in fine for oil the 81
tributes of finished oratr, his effort would challenge
the most critical examlnation; whilst the vein Of mora
tyof high s1uled repubicansm and fearless dennhcis.
ton of tyranny in all lis Grns reminded Of the days a
the desecrasd era of $500 ~hcn the orators gsllan, l.
| ell quent father ayowed these identical principles
which he has bequeatled. in undying desv,ioa.
ioa SOU SO we'll worthy 10 avow and defend thru
We have no space, however 10 ad,cr farther " u.u,s
IN detail to the testing aid inspiring scenss VI tho
| day.
Yesterday, Msssrs. Goeen, Irv'sg, Bulling and 9TH.
es addressed the meeting. As all If these genllen.u
are well known aud apprec aed in this region Of country.
"ur regret is diminished in being couutrd omit tia,
particular reference Il" aud description Of these several
speeches, which would much crafty and insro., our
| readers.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-10
Correspondence Of The " T. Commercial .7drertiser

Correspondence Of The " L. Commercial .7lrerti,er.
MOUNTAINS OF VIRGINIA. Sept I2th, 1874,
W The active political men now in The "Uld Dunin.
ton, The Hon. w, {. Rives, the Hon George w.
su'nmefs and the Hon. A. II. H. Stuart, slant pre.emi
nen,. They are gentlemen uf acknowle lodged integrity
" 'he 'nos' ama6e dispositions, and Of dlstins ushed
talents.
asa gentleman, statesman aud orator. Mr. Ryes il
perhaps second to no In the Senate of the United
States As an elegant and eloquent speaker his repnia
leh Is very high and has beea RAPIDLY increasing for TIN,
'as' hse years Ills mural and Christian virtues equal
Inc mid splendor vi his abiins. lie is an almost fault
less model IN private snd public life His errors have
risen 'fon the mpeecon Of Reason, not from obIsuiry
"i intention. Few public men but have committed more
ana greater. and f,wer have had like him the
h'm'y To correct them. lie is a fine scholar. and in
taste and finish of STYLE and in courtesy and sincerity a,
manner. has sellon been equaed lie is an honor 10
MS state aud 10 the naon and anticipate The tay as
MOI very re"ote when the whee Wing Party will ele-
vale him 10 the highest station in The county. Mr.
hites resides IN Albcmarie coGniy.
The i,on. Geo. w. Summers is Young man. ,oih in
wears and the pGolic service,5ui his UNSURPASSED pru
deire, good judgment and paro,isn are gathering Ia
Haih"'t arluad him N. siiss ., 4 The rs,,, Mana.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-10
british Gold at uork among US! The documents
come

Dfu.h Lotd al uoik among US! The JOcuDients
come
A gentleman Of this ely las received from an Eng
lish gentleman, and placed ~ hands Tor inslecon
package vi tie Free fade Tracts, Tor the circulation
OF which IN he United States English Manufacturers
have ed aud are wiling 10 bleed irs,l since II HE
doctrines they pieae can BIZ Tendred Successful in the
uniet States, our own industry will BIZ Frustrated. and
those manufacturers again onopulze the supply oi all ia
bIIce these iabrles they viii duuh, AT FIsRT fur.
nish ceapy. until having destroyed American manuac>
'urers and obtained pssessin Vi market without a
competitor, they Will indemnify themselves by exorbant
prohs Tor pasl Iosses
The und supplied for The circulation these tracts is
enormous, aud TIE L. States will BIZ oded with them
w call open the People 10 be their guard--io
stand fast by their legislation aud Tried poc, which has
IN Two years retrieved the country aud not 10 listen
the vplce u the cbarmer. charm lie never so wisely
We suppose II Will now he admitted that Great Br-
lain IL meddiing With our internal policy; thai she is
peniy interfering by money and Otherwise, 10 Influence
our legislation and our elections: and hope that
needs out the know ledge Of this fact, induce the A
nefran People 10 perSesere IN the policy hey have
d"Pird Were II hut 10 rebuke British iGsoence, and
10 ntpe BRUSH interference the American People will
ADHERE TO THE IARiTr Were u preludclal, instead
-, arg wise AID b,neticsn. they will adhere 10 the
Tann 10 show their scorn aud resentment at loreign
Jlciation
Mono we presume will now have the larJihood 10 de-
ny that England is taking open part ff POLK aud Free
lrad'! We have, Nmgs heavy odds 10 contend with
Aboonsm, Dorfista. Fanny WIghlisin, Owt,,sin.
Morlnonlsm RepudIaion Disunion and British Money.
But We Will by the same bloH prsrate all these fac
'ons aud corrupt influences assert the Independence Of
The country, and, preserve the well tried policy Of our
ioreiahers.
"Ihonsands' Of these tracts, says our authority are
TO be distributed. No doubt II! England has
limited wealth. and will freely part with a portion to
secure monopoly of our markels!
The package contains tracts, all including Free
Trade! That Is. to allow England Free Trade,
but no hope We suppse Is INDUCED by the fanlasl
cal visionary 10 she will allow 1t tn us!
RicLu,Ond Ubip
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Richmond Whig
Remuneration Of L.ocofocoi,m in .\ew York.

Among the speakers VIII, addressed the Wing meet
ing in front Of National Hail. Thursday evening was
Edward lian, Esq, Of the Fifteenth ward. heretofore a
thorough going LocoUco. and for severs years the
Washington Correspondent Of the Epenitg Pest. He
made an eloquent speech, avowing himself friend To
protection aud opponent Of the sandIlng scheme
Annexation. The position, these important guess
llons Of the party with which he has heretofore acted
was such that he avowed his intention. ,fum paramount
regard for the welfare Of the country for Clay and FIRE.
linghuyscn. ~ T. Tribune.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-10

THE Subscriber has on hand and ia
constantly manufacturing. a, his old stand,
an extensive assortment Of Hats Of every va
riety. and Of the latest fashions
lie socits call from his friends. customers and
the public generally To whom he pledges himself as
heretofore that in point ri beauty and iurabitv. his
RATS cannot be exceled Such in want Of articles
IN his line would do well give him a call before
purchasing esew here, he is determined TO sell very
low for cash JACOB RCMBOCCH.
n. B-The pressure Of the lines constrains him To
urgently request all h,se indebted to him as agent 10
call and settle their accounts.
May 81 u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-10
IHURsDaY. OCTOBER 10. 1874.
FOR PRESIDENT,
HENRY CLAY, Of Kentucky.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
Theodore Erelinghuyscn, Of ". j,
WIFI; ELECTORS

WIFI; ELECTORS.
Dis r bert II. Waiiiield. Of I.le wight,
2 John f. Shell. Of Brunswick.
Henry p. Irving, Of Cumbt Rand.
Joseph X Irving, Of Amherst.
5 George III. GilIDer. Of Pitrsylvsnis,
o Valentine w. Smlhall, Of Albemarle,
John Janney. Of Loudoun,
Edward L. Tayloe, Of King George,
Raleiuh Il. Daniel, Of Richmond,
10 Moreau Bowers. OF Williamsburg,
! Andrew Hunter, ofJeflerson,
IL A. II. II. Stuart. If Augusta,
l3 W. Ballard Preston, Of Montgomery,
II Andrew 5. Fulton, u Wyihe,
Is Allen +. Caprrt,n, Of Monroe.
III Augustine }. Smith, Of Harrison,
IL james NJ. Stephenson, Of Tyler,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-10
Election la Monday Che An diy) Of .Norem Der.
Mr.. Cloy's Letter. 10 +. +. Blair.

MIR. Clay has authorized +. p. BLAIR To publish the
Letters which he wrote to him, and consequently we
shall all have an opportunity Of reading these letters for
ourselves, and judge whether there the ens s1nin
ting at the "bargain,' which they pretend 10 believe
of these letters discloses. We expect t. receive
them lime Ia appear in our next
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-10

HUNS and Squirting Powder London double and
u sin. barrel Ours Of finest quality aud single and
double Guns ot owest qualities, aud English and Amer
lean Sporting Powder in lin canisle,s, all very redu-
cej prices. f.r sale at Howell DAVIES.
Sept, 20 tsn
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OVcrsccr Wantcd.

n MAN we'll qualified to superinend Plantation
a hthe vicldy OF This place. Will find employ
en' by application 10 Thomas Dard, a, the Vlrglnar
oiiee-lio ny letter, 1t nas be post paid
Oct. OH
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NEW EsrAIsLI~lIMENr.

nIllE Subscribers having associated themselves to
J. grthor under the vie AMI iirn Of
thatcher 81 Green,
have lnst received their entire siOcK Of New and
Vel selected groceries. consisting IN pan Of,
10 bags, Uh Java. MmlIIa. Lasun. RIO aud Cuoa
Coffee.
% hhds. 81. Cnix. Caspara. Porto Rico and New
Orleans sugar.
2000 lbs, Sue Leather,
90 Sacks Salt,
90 kegs Nails,
10 barrels NJ. l. Ilerrings.
8 barrels best Tanners OIL,
5 boNes l.oai sugar.
20Do lbs. Cotton iatus. (t.eaksvilIe Faeiory.)
M'las,es Orleans. Porto Rico and Trinidad.
lew barrels New Orleans Syrup, an excellent anti
Gle iur families,
Black and Guupu~der Teas. superior article,
Als,, Soaps, andlts. Window Glass, Mater Buck,
els. Sc, SC, Sc.
All of which will hc sold low, for CASH or given in
exchaoge "r Bacon, Lard, Butter, Flour, Wheat, Bees
Wax. Iinseng, Ne, Sc, sc.
Having purchased stock On the NEST favorable
terms. Ne aud will sell ms gond bargains as any
house IA tie place. and only desire purchasers friends
and srqnaintinces 10 call aud examine stuck the
CORNER Bnfk lenemen,. second door below Planter
W are House, and nearly opposite the Union Hotel
JOHN A. HATCHER.
JAMES Is. GREEN.
Sent q II
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Sept. o
FIN GUNS,

SiNGfC and double hatrel--jusi opened and for sale
-, ehraa. by H. Is. y ". A. RICHARDS.
SEPT lO LII