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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-12

advise Out Republican friends to rally man upon
their own nominee.
We recommend to every Committee of Vigilance and
Correspondence 10 appoint some citizen in each county
"A s'' OF Sub Eecof whose duty Il shall he a, all
proper ZINES 10 address the people. We do not desire
by this designation 10 excuse any patriot from the duty
OF addressing 'I's c"uDtrymen at all times
we invoke tPery man not 10 press his aspirations
upon Inc people, unless they desire his services, and
every man 70 serve the people no'c, when they call
upon n'" lhese' indeed, are 'the tunes try
souls, and when every citizen is to show by his acts,
whether he most loves his country, or himself
we ca'i upon you all TO rouse yours lves-lf there
ever Yves Time when Virginia expects every RepubIi-
can 10 90 his duty, Now is TINT Organize active
~, al once; and save the Common wealth.
THOMAS RlTCHlE, Chairman ofMe
Dfmoeratte Central Committee in Richmond.
Richmond, March H. 1874
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RICHMOND MEDICAL COLLEGE.

The commencement Of this school was celebrated Yesterday
with much spirit We anxious 10 witness me ceremonies,
hui were by I- ovetnwng mum er OF aas anu
gentlemen Who early hour, filed the Hal" v earn una.
President Maxwes address the graduates was Snse
mnresve and that Dr. Warner, lie ran oeiveu Ideue
ory sparkling with rhetorical beauties ne College IS IN
very oursling condition Il has, this session. sent eut tweh
fnr graduates or their mission OF heanmorc than al any
nther srssion. :,
ns night handsome supper u have been given 70 me
students at the Powhaan Hosc-whee, we nave no dono
much wit sentiment pevaed-and the success 81 inc Loi
ess was drunk daughs nne fathoEs cry nueh
ed nv the Of troublesome imp the rhters Devil
from sharing the pleasures Of the sentiment and the song
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-12

The Democratic Convention Of Pennsylvani have
nominated siuhlenbnrg of Bucks FOR Governor adopt.
ed Mr. Van Buren, their candidate for the Presldrncy.
by the following vote: Martin Van Buren 81, Richard
NJ Johnson 50, and Lewis Cass land then unnni-
mousy nominated Col. Johnson for The Wee pree'dn'
cy They also appointed delegates TO the Baltimore
with instructions TO vote for Van Buren,
aad Johnson The Republicans are in The fires spirits
and some Of them talk of going for Van Buren, ADD
johnson by 90 900 majority
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-12

u See several interesting political MSS on the last
pase-among them the very luminous Essay OF "John
Taylor of Caroline, on MIR Gays extraordinary Ia
riff no,ions-A just compliment 10 the ability and elo'
quence Of James A. Seldom, Eco The Wing has
SILLY puff upon M. CrswoId at the expense OF Sed
DON No man who knows the two meo, will believe u.
No Of sense, who heard them at Hanover ss
we have heard, who does not give The palm dee'oeoly
n Seddoo. The Northern nag will be knocked up 70
the course of the coming campaign Max y And
long delayed article the politics OF Northumoer'
lind.
The long Address of the Central Committee (Which
we earnestly recommend TO the readers atencn) has
crowded out many good things from the pens Of various
respondents-(not 10 speak Of our own.)
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-12

We shall psy our respects Friday that fair candid ana no
nos, Petersburg Inegencer We have no 90
irr,on 10 any fair Trial before homes peopeon. me a OF
that unfair dishonest much In the ~
Ri Of lis party 1910, that protest against Us
"a prosecute u.s. Condemn Lei HIM lako ,ue
cut Of his eye before he spies the mos in DIS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-12
.2nnth1r RnI IN picELc

.7H0fhtr Rod IN Picffc
4 J We are indebted to f.. w. HUBBARD, Esq, of =
House of Representatives, for communication, VIII CHI
blows skyhgb the party pamphlet, published by the
press of the Richmond Wing by thousands, and pro-
fusey circulated IN his Congressional District. The
Wing pamphlet processes TO be Facts from the Re.
cord" Mr.. HUBBARD bases his refutaton of it on The
Official Documents, which he quotes. The Wing
Press is continually pouring out-(we wish could
wen call them egregious b!unders)-but Judging
rom the Record of the uncandld spirit OF 1910,
Ne must say, unfair and dishonest, misrepresenta.
tons. But their fctions produce investigation
md thus II il, that light dssipaes one hum
nug after another. They compelled in the
iear,h of their ingenuity, to throw into reluc'nt CIR
:uat,on their cancelled notes Of le40-to rnke
up The filth Of their kennels, aud palm upon the
ckening appetite the old "lat, stale, Improbable,
and rejected dishes Of til. former campaign. We see
again The army OF 100000 men brought up, like
shadows from the grave-the free negro voie-and
next shall have the old worn out gold spoons rub
he'd up AGAIN for the sophists 1t will not do,
Srs In the time, you will be put upon your
defence, and you will find employment enough in
attempting, if your dare, 10 vindcae The acts of your
CHAMPION and repeIlins the war from The coast
Of Africa Mr.. Hubards communication will appear
on FRIDAY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-12

a Rod in Pickle We shall publish in our next the
structures Of "Arisdes the Address of 1874 NO ),
we believe of The Federal scrcs) We can promise our
readers strong and pungent exposure of the doc.
rncs put forth By the Federal party in that Address
To the author, we must saw co on
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-12


on these usurpatIons the assumption of powers noi
granted under u wel!-d,gesed Constitution, des'gned
for peace as we'll for war; The argument is false
The design only how ready these Federalsts
TO Obtain any power, in any way they cam even N
contempt of The Constitution itself
What does commo sense tell u.s. when the Consti
tuition was to be formed 1t calculated and design
ed correct the defects of the articles Of the Coined
Grafton. For this purpose the Convention ware assist
ed by all the lights Of experience. They in TACT SCI
themselves supply all the defects and grant al The
powers which then supposed II be necessary II
snHcitnt power not originally given "cnmmsnsu-
rate TO lis objects. what does the Constitution pro
vide, II introduces an amendment for asking more
power from the parties to the compact Any power 3D.
lained IN any other way =; whether by ABSURD argn-
ments drawn from the irrelevant precedent OF The Con-
federal by the abuse of any general 'efms IN
limited and specified compact, ls gross usuf-
patton. They who recommend and they VINO pfac'
,ise it, are enemies to the Const tuition ITSELF
This is ,he true doctrine of the RepubIican-lh con-
tradistincion to the Federal School-and therefore,
the very first POSITION which tbs writer assumes 10
proof of his Federal poltcs Any such ress'ner' VINO
pretends to assume The name OF Repuoiicah, Is as
honest impostnr.
We boldly contend therefore, in opposition 70 Inc re-
dera Creed that the Constitution grants certain powers
supposed TO be sufficient al the time oil us formation
and that if they should be found insufficient We arc
ro again 10 the States (hrecfourhs asserting TO al
amendren in order 10 ask for further powers. II 'ne!
refuse it cannot be cons,ituonay exercised You car
eai.late no new power into the Instrument, nor engra
il bv all the sub:iltics of all the sophis's.
Here, then, plant our Republican s;alo ARD -,
Rsnblic by The Republican expounders of the text il
onpositiop 10 the dos mas of the Federaists We Nigh
multiply instances of this Interpretation 10 almost an
EVENT. We might pile ossa upon Peon-but two srea
examples will be sufficient TO support the position
The frs, is old George Clinton (carum ct renera6il
omsn tho gave his casting vote, as the VICE Ffescso'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-12

,,,. ,. I"77fT of HfoTge .NeD0Dis, Esq.
n in"iha correspondence took place weeks since
before it tfh Committee had
pie since ne receipt Of Mr. Mcnulie'- very manly and III
iershe rf ms correspondent asked The privilege of rs put
hedo, "Hch W. Mco was polite enough nc.dc II
was sn,1eny submitted the Central Committee, and lhey
III once Ia incorpnrate address. And
ianly under all The circumstances of The case no can
ne more ihsssivr-ho testimony against eypedrncy
dence Of tins distinguished mani 7'
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-05-25

Splendid New Goods.

TSHE subscriber would most respectfully call
the attention Of his customers TO splen-
did and well assorted stock Of spring and sum-
mer goods. which he is now receiving and OPEN
ing in the Cheap Store, (corner Of Jefferson and
Water sts,) consisting il part, Of general as.
sortment Of foreign and domestic dry goods and
groceries, hardware and cutlery, boots and shoes,
hats caps, bonnets, books and stationery, cotton
yarn, implements Of husbandry, &c, Sc; all Of
which he offers for sale on the most reasonable
terms, for cash OF approved produce.
NAV 4,4i w. nj. DEVOE.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-05-25
Notice.

rHNHE undersigned have just opened Livery
Stable in the rear Of Corse 3 Harriman's
Coach Factory, where they intend keeping at
all times good and general assortment of horses
and carriages of every description, to suit the
public; ard they hope by faithful attention to
business to merit share Of public patronage. :.
Persons wishing their horses kept by the week
would do well to give them call before engage
ing elsewhere; for they pledge themselves to
ender. and good and attentive ostlers. No pains
shall be spared to render general satisfaction.
MEDALLION, CORSE & Co.
a.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-05-25
yAdministrator,s Sale.

r WILL expose to sale on Saturday the 10Th
day of June next, at the house Of the late
Henry Settle, in Benton township, Des MONIES
county, the personal property of the said Henry
Settle, deceased consisting in part OF horses cat
tie, hogs, sheep, farming utensils, q number o.
stands Of bees, sc, &C. Sale to commence q,
10 O'Clock, A. M, and continue till r. M. o.
said day. !,
Terms. On all sums over five dollars credit
of nine months will be given, the purchaser CIV
ing bond and approved security; Sums OF hve dol
lars and under, cash in hand.
JOSIAH SETTLE, Admir-.
may 25 '44-3t
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-05-25

DETURN their thanks 70 the citizens of
~ Burlington aud iss vicinity for the lib
erat patronage they have heretofore received,
and take this method Of Informing them that
they have fitted up their shop in the north
end OF the Post Office building, on Main
street, where they intend 70 continue taeir
bus.ness astaiiors, They nops by strict at
tentionY TO business 10 mefitthe continuance
Of the punlic favor.
N. B, Farmers would ID well 70 give them
q call. ~ they intend 10 take all kinds Of pro-
duce in paymen, tor work. Their prices
shall correspond with the fcdnced prices OF
produce aud the pleasure Of the times.
Aug. 26-3m
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-05-25

N consequences Of the demise of NJ, TrTrs
IL Halls, the co-par,ncrship heretofore exist.
ing with the subscriber, under the firm and
style o. RRineE & HAZE, 10 from and after th,s
date dissolved All persons having claims
against the late firm, are requested TO pre-
sent them 10 the unders,sned for paymeRt
and oil persons indebted 10 them, either by
note or book account, are respectfully re-
questeG to liquidate the came without DELAY,
HUDSON r. BRIDGE, I
Surviving partner OF the firm Of Bridge &
Hale
aprl 90 ~
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-05-25

Summer Clothing.
600 GINGHAM, KRIMLINs. LIGHT
AVU and brown linen, gambroon and
French drilling, summer coats:
so linen, bingham and cotton roundabouts;
225 pair ribbed and plain linen, drilling, cotton
ade, gambroon, velveteen cords, and summer
cloth pantaloons;
800 pair bleached and brown drilling and cot
ton drawers;
100 fire satin and fg'd silk vests:
zoo light and dark valentia and Marseilles do;
1875 fine muslin shirts, linen bosoms and collars;
$50 common do;
100 brown muslin do;
1876 striped check and calico do; on hand, and
for sale very cheap, by WIN. GARRETT,
may IL IA sign OF the Great Western.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-05-25
Administrators Notice.

NJ OTICE is hereby given that the undersign-
ed has taken out letters CT administration,
~ bonus non with the will annexed on the es-
tate of Samuel Hess, deceased, late of Des
Moines county, |. T. All persons having
claims against said estate are requested to pre-
sent the same to the Court of Probate for said
county within nine months from this date, ant
all persons indebted to said estate are requested
to make Immediate payment TO
JOSIAH SETTLE, admir-.
NAV 25 ,44-.3t
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-05-25
COACH FACTORY.
Corse s. Hartman.

nETURN their thanks to the citizens of
II Iowa and Illinois, for the liberal share Of
public patronage which they have received, and
embrace this opportunity Of informing them that
they have removed from their old stand, on JEFF
ferson street, to a more commodious building,
situated on the corner of Valley and Main sts.,
where they are prepared TO furnish at the short
est notice, any description Of Carriages now in
use, the workmanship and durability OF which
have been fully tested in this vicinity and need
no further recommendation.
They have just received good and general
assortment of materials from New York, Pitts
burgh and Wheeling, of the latest style, to wit:
large fringe, patent leather elliptic springs, Sc,
Sc, which will enable them to furnish work at
rates to s,nt the purchaser. Produce OF every
description taken in payment for work
may is '4i--6m
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-05-25
NOTICE

sIRAI HORSE taken up by Elisha 2.
Moines county,i. r; light sorrei hofse-right
hind foot white, star and snip in the face, no
other brands or marks pcrceivable; about is
hands high, supposed to be 10 years old; ap-
praised at So, 80 by Thomas Stonsht and Alex
ander McMins before "A. w. Gordon, ESQ.
"A true copy. PRESLEY DUNLAP,
may 44-3t Clerk. q
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-05-25
Rich Fancy Goods,

GTRIPED and plain balzarines--all wool;
- Very fine new style mouseline de lanes, do
Black and mode coiors do do
Striped and plaid bonnet silks, new style;
Rich fg'd dress silks;
Fancy silk and worstcd shawls and dress hdkfs;
Ladies' blk and col d kid gloves;
g blk white and cold silk do and mitts;
Black aud cold gimp and fringe,
Artificial wreathes and flowers:
Bonnet caps and ladies' collars;
Jackonet, cambria and null muslins;
Jackonet and thread edgings and insertings:
Parasols and sun shades, Just received, and for
sale by w. +. COOLBAUGH & Co.
may IL IA
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-05-25
Notice

rs HEREBY GIVEN, that William +. Brown
has been appointed Sexton OF the "Aspen
Grove Cemstery Association" and price liked
for the digging Of graves, by the Board Of Con-
troll. Mr.. Brown can be found by calling at the
Office Of Oliver Cock.
By order Of the Board Of Control.
NAV is ,44-2t OLIVER COCK, Sec'y.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-05-25

YyAKEN UP, April 9th, 1874, BY william
i Kimberly, Of Walnut Township, in Jetief-
son county, Iowa Territory, two estrays. Ons
a roam horse, about IA hands high, marked with
saddle and harness, short tail, supposed to be ten
years old-apPraised At SIS.
The other. . bay mare, about Is hands high,
shod all round, supposed 70 be five years old,
appraised at $25. BY Eden Wildman, John Pleas.
ant and Hugh johnson, before Sexton Mount.
Justice of the Peace. A true copy.
J. t. HARDIN. Clerk, B. c.
Fairfield, May Is, 4i-3t
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-05-25
Fashionable NiilIiner and Dress
Maker.

MISS s. !. RICHESON woald respectfully IN.
ltl iarm III. citizens OF Burlington and yir,ait,
that she has commenced the above business Ia all
Us various branches. on Third ~ tween " ashiay.
ton ard Jefferson str,,t.. In the house with Mrs
Jordon. From her experience IN basia.ss NE
hopes 70 give general satisfaction. and from her
deposition topiease she hopes to merit skar. III
public PATRONAGE.
n =. Repairing aane On the shortest notice aud
on the mast re- ss,nahle terms.
Burlington, April 20. 1874
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-05-25
Groceries.

Groceries.
es SACKS Rio and Havana coffee,
4 ~ 6 hhds N. 0. sugar,
5 bbls N. o. molasses,
80 kegs ass'd Juniata and Boston nails,
100 l-2 boxes BY 10 window glass,
80 do 10 & IL do do
10 doz painted buckets,
100 bushels dried apples and peaches,
10 boxes assorted Virginia tobacco,
chests Y. Hyson and Imperial tea,
$50 lbs. Spanish float indigo,
1000 I" sole leather,
bbls linseed oil, received. and for sale by
w. +. COULBAUGH g. CO.
may IL, IA
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-05-25
Anfibi,Iious. or Liver PILL

vTyHERE is perhaps no disease which visits
the inhabitants of this country with more
certainty, and the effects OF which are more 10
be dreaded than that class Of diseases arising
from arrangements Of the Liver; and as this IS
the largest organ Of the whole body, 1t exerts
powerful influence over all the neighborng or
rams. and upon its healthy action depends in
great measure the health Of the general system.
There exists strong and mutual sympathy be-
tween the liver and ali the other digestive or
cans: they are in fact SO intimately associated IN
Office. that one cannot be deranged in function
without involving the others in general parti-
cipation. 1t is necessary that several fluids
should commingle with the food we eat, for the
purpose Of a healthy digestion; bile is one OF
these important fluids; if then the liver is labor
ing under disease, there must necessarily be an
improper supply of ill-conditioned insipid bile.
wholly unfit for digestion, and then will follow
as necessary consequence, morbid state OF the
stomach and bowels, and these again give rise to
nrotean host Of morbid sympathies which will
he nropagated from organ to organ until the
whole system is brought under its deieterious IN
fluence.
SYMPTOMS OF A DISEASED LIVER.
| General lassitude--pain in the side and shout
ders-;rrepu,ar state Of the bowels, generally
| cost;ve-drv hacking cough--fashes of heal
cver The whole body, at other times more limit
ed, confined to the palms OF the hands ana sole
/ Of the feet-appetite variable-slck or nervous
head-acbe--bad taste in the mouth-urlne OF ;
aeeb saffron color and small in quantity; ski
generally feverish, tongue covered with whit
s. vellowish fur; general weakness; indigestion
aatulency; palpiiation q the heart; heavy IN ~
i.h;ch is worse after eating; sallow complexior
, detection Of spirits; occasional pain and dizzi
ness in the head, emaciation; inaphtnde for mel
tai exertion; tenderness Of the stomach and sid
on pressure; unrsfrsshing sleep, frequent,
a.. It need not be expected that all the abov
svmptoms viii be present in any one case Fly
~ Ill az the most important Of them win be su
6c;ent to establish the existence Of the diseas
These pills are only made BY DR.. A. 5. TOP
Wheeling, Va, and sold by
u ~ WM. GARRETT,
!. corner Of Main and Jefferson it..
Price, 81 IL cents per box
may is "a A--sl-
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-05-25
New ana Rich Goods.

CONSISTING Of the real Damask silk, CASH
u mere. bruche, M. de Lane and other shaTls;
eros de SWISS Persian and satin silks, silk points
Victoria. Thibets, Orleans, cambleteens, meri-
nos, silk nett and common lace yelling, Sc; silk
umbrellas, parasols, sun shades, &c.
ORGANIZES aud B.iLZ.aRINES.
De lanes and common lawns; large assortment
of prints; ginghams, Taflton, bobinet, fg'd jaco-
net, laces, isle and thread edgings and insert
ings; variety Of ribbons, silk worstea and cot
ton hosiery and gloves, &c; ass'd broad cloths,
cassimeres, buckskins, satinets and jeans; black
and fancy satin, and other vestings, and . yari.
ETY. Of plain and fancy linen and cotton goods FOL
summer clothing with trimmings for same, &c.
The prices Of the above goods viii be made t.
suit purchasers.
may ~ aS COPP & PARSONS.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-05-25
Hardwares

TRASS and grain scythes, sickles, axes,
VI broad and narrow hatchets, adj, shovels
and spades, scythe stones, together with gen.
eTal assortment of broad, and narrow butts, Nor
folk latches, knob do. variety cf outside and
inside door and other locks, with ass'd cutlery,
sc. Just received and for sale low, BY s.
NAV IL IA COPP Il PARSONS.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-05-25
Administrafor3s Notice.

II ETTERS Of administration having been
IL granted to the undersigned on the estate Of
Henry Settle, deceased, late Of Benton town
shin, .Des Moines county, notice is hereby CIV
en- 10 all those indebted to said estate to make
immediate payment, and all those having claims
against said estate are requested to present the
same within nine months from this date.
JOSIAH SETTLE, Admir-.
NAV o5 ,44-3t
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-05-25
Wares.
WANTED,
New Goods.

TNHE subscriber is now receiving fresh sup
Ty Of staple and fancy goods, as follo@s'
New style ealiicoes and fancy lawns; new style
bazarines and printed cambrics and einehams,
mourning Blk lawns; also, Irish linens. handkfs,
tape, stripe and plaid rnnslns, cambrics and jaco
nets, honne,s, ribbons. fancy silk for bonnets;
artifcials, assorted, ladies' rarasols and sun
shades, fancy gloves and nits, shawls, needles,
Sc, fancy silk handkfs. new style collars, era
watts, cloths, cassimeres and jeans, French sem
mer cassimeres, brochells, plaid and figured buff
falo cloths, summer wear for men, blue drills,
cheap bleached and brown domestics, and many
other desirable goods; mems BLK moleskin and
Russia hats; boots and shoes in great variety;
queensware, hardware, knives and forks, spoons,
latches, butts, screws, good assortment Of pen
knives. traces, hoes, cradle and grass scythes,
sneads. whetstones and rifles; combs assorted,
school books, &c, spades and shoyels; sugar, cof-
fee, teas, fresh indigo aud madden, tobacco, mo-
lasses dried apples and peaches, salt, flour, &c
also, tihware aud stoneware assortei and many
other articles, all at very reduced prices for
cash, or wheat, rye, shellea corn, hides, furS,
beeswax, butter and eggs, a the highest market
prices. WESLEY JONES.
may IA (Hawkeye copy
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-05-25
groceries. Iron and Nails.

TUST RECEIVED by late arrivals, N. c.
q sugar; empowder, imperial, young hyson
and black tea, tobacco Of all kinds, saleretus.
pepper, alspice, ginger. alum, indigo, madden.
rice, cloves. nutmegs, cinnamon, scan. Juniata
iron of NIL kinds nails of all Sizes sadirons, Sc,
all Of which will be sold cheap for cash. hv
WIZ. GARRETT.
apr IA sign of the Great Western.