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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-12-25

This passage will not only show the pc
cularities of style we have mentioned, but
the talk of the "majority of the people,"
"the actual president" respectable SEN
atc," and distinguished men, 'like Adams
and Clay" shows that the note is the off
spring of one who had fully caught up tho
slang. whangery Of the wing presses here
as TO John Tyler's treason, and who had
fully enlisted his hopes in the "majority
of the American people," soon turning
out this actual president and putting in
one at least of his distinguished men,
like Adams and Clay" Perhaps the Brit
ish minister at Washington who bet so
largely on the success of his favori:e, Mr.,
Clay, was scarcely less disappointed IN
the verdict of the "majority" than anoIh-
er British minister al Mexico.
These sneers at the actual president
and the attributing the whole blame of as
sisling the Texans to the "southern people
OF the United States" as is done in ano-
Their part OF the note--tbe illusions 10 d.
visions in our councils. between Mr.. Ty'
Ter and his "respeciable senate, and dis
tingushed men," show an impertineuco,
and wish to array sectional and party
feeling, as unbearable and insulting, in
our opinion, as the language the note re-
fuses to withdraw. Such illusions are
unparalleled, and could only have been
made by cowardly spirit, who thought,
that under tho peculiar circumstances Of
the case, they could be male with impu-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-05-04
N 0 T lC {

HAVING disposed Of my interest at the Mouth OF
IL White River, would inform my friends and the
public. that have permanently located in this City
and taken the four story fire proof Store, No five
Fourcher street. doors from Poydras for the
BUSINESS. All Cotton. Tobi eco, o other Produce
consigned to ne for sale or reshpment, will be
ed by insurance, unless Instructed 10 the contrary
All Merchandise for re-shipment, when practicable,
will be done without storage; but when necessary to
store, shall be done the lowest possible All
orders from Merchants and Planters shall receive
prompt and strict attentions; and from Il personal &C.
quaintance, and knowledge obtained by Is years.
residence in the country, feel confident that your
terests would be promoted much by my services,
by any other house Feeling grateful for past avors.
hope by faithful, prompt and strict personal atten.
ton in future to receive, and do solicit share OF
patronage. MOSES GREENWOOD.
Aprl 27.-I2 IS
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-05-04
G ON M ERCIAL.

nc i'er rose on Saturday last, and did not cease
until Monday evening, when it was several inches high
er the previous rise has now fallen eight or ten
feet. and is slowly going down. The rains have ken,
back the inland trade. and no wagons have come in
| from the country
Market still empty and every thing in good demand
Our town. however, has lively appearance. and bust
ness looks up. Wednesday night the steamer :. Eve
line." from New Orleans, landed, and mt ont many
passengers and considerable freight Emigration i.
steadily advancing movers arriving on every ho,,
On the evening the kolla" arrived fron, F.,
Gibson Thursday morning the Evelpe" lef for n,
ports above.
BY the 9 Eveline" there came some oer,,,, Il
purpose building merchant -four mill in this tom, .,
its vicinity This will aid our farmers somewb,, a.
be an encouragement to the cultivation of wb.,,
Notwithstanding the rains, the cotton look, v.r,
promisingy:on some plantations.
SPEcE.-Arrvcd thirty thousand dollar. from r. :,
cttevle; ten thousand from the Cherokee Notion =.
consignment. -
Our merchants have complete stocks of goods. IN.
sales being comparatively dull account of hipb ~,
tiers. sis in-s-. i'll ="
The influx of strangers have filed our store an,
dwelling houses.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-05-04

5tical opponents --adyenturers disappoin-
heir ambitious projects-the factious,
d and designing-were banded together
nr leader, aud threatened him with an
|. They filled the air with Glamour, but
We'd. and howlod in vain around that
hickory tree that struck its roots so firm
well into the generous soil Of democra'
In was the name OF Andrew Jackson our
dov. aud our pillar, Of fire by night
our shield and sword. our Fabius and
! both. Mutually sustaining and sustain
rnnnled with the head and front Of our
n mopied aristoracy, the United States
d s,rangIed the hydra, not in its youth,
old aee, but in the lusty prime of its
manhood. Its defunct carcass has never
decent burinl from the hands Of its friends
tners, the wings ; but has been left to rot,
!. and to contaminate the moral atlnos-
the land. Aye, Andrew Jackson was
,r principles. true to US, and we were
m. We gave him hearty and triumph
,r,, the same support, that we will al
to the man who, elevated by our suf-
pnscien,iously and determinedly carries
Jews. No man ever knew and no man
snow t"S Democracy fater or shrink In
4 our faithful public servants. To our
en- we 4 adhere TO our principles and
dhere 10 you. Desert our principles ana
purn you from us. No man, however
w genius ard elevated by station. can
i the people half SO we'll as the people
ithout him. Dema gogues are apt to for.
ruth. They conceive themselves with
i,da ut train of satellites and wire pullers.
people. As long as they merely think
at acting on the supposition, it is all well
The moment they act under this false
ey are undeceived only to awake in ut
deserved ruin.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-05-04

son. by means of her troops Of squat:ers and lc.
gions OF emigrants, of the most favorable and ad-
vantageous spots on thai noble stream.
But why should her Majesty's government not
be equally alive to the interest of her subjects?
Dur trade with China and the Eas. is of far more
importance 10 ourselves, and the world at large.
than any that the American republic are likely
to engage in for the next fifty years, and il is con-
stantly and rapidly increasing. Who knows, if
the central communication were opened, what
would be the amount of traffic from sea to sen
over the American continent! The times we live
in times Of gigantic effort, of marvellous dis.
covery, of astonishing results. We cannot now
sta ind still. Ne must be constantly looking for.
ward and anticipating our wants, thereby Great.
ing auxiliaries for future advances. The Oregon
territory must, therefore, be settled forthwith
II wsHbe much easter to effect this no,c, than two
or three years hence.'' ..E
ms sounds formidable enough. The tone of
every English print is the same. Every editor
VINO knows there is such place as the Oregon
territory and that it is the bone of contention be-
tween the Two governments. holds this same IAN.
guage, and in like manner illustrates the old say
ing, "a tempest in teapot" No doubt every one
OF these gentlemen smells blood and thunder in
the air, and confidently predicts to himself a war.
IN which he will prove himself hero, and ono of
the winners of the disputed ground. This is
notwithstanding, nothing more; and we only
hope the final adjustment of tho dispute may BE-
left to distant period. if bu; Tor the pleasure of
reading and hearing their valiant and elegant re-.
marks, specimen of which we have just quoted.
On tho whole, however, may safely promise
ourselves the complete possession of the vast tract
about which 50 much has been said, and that in
the short space of twelvemonth. We can have
right conceded, and not resort 10 arms, either.
III .-s>' -... Ea [Dolar Weekly.1
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-05-04
MANIFEST OF THE S. B. EVELINE.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

to an order of the Probate Court of
franklin County, obtained at the April term there
Of 1884, will be sold at the Court House door OF said
county, on the last Saturday in June, 1884, on credit
Of nine months purchase money to be secured by
en- the land personal security the following de-
scribcd lands belonging to the of Thomas Moore
deccased to wit the West fr half of section 81 Town
H. Range ~ the Northeast quarter of the North
east quarter of section 23n Township North of RAN
~ est and East half fthe North quarter Of
ton % Township Range 90 West, continuing in all
3o5 acres excepting thercfrom the South quarter
Of the Northeast quarter of section % Township 10
Range % West. (fory acres,) and sixtyone ACRES of
the South side of the Northwest fractional quarter of
section "a Township TO- Range 90 West allotted to the
widow Of said deceased, as her dover therein.
ALSO, for cash, three negroes. to wit: Bill, about
10 years old, Rachael, or years old, and Dicey,
about years of age.
The above property sold to pay the debts of said
deceased. EMANUEL SPEEGLE,
Public Administrator of FrIkLin county.
MAY 4, 1S44.-3w.-I3.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-05-04
Correspondence Of the N. Y. Express.
WASH NGToN, April 2, lS44.

gentlemen connected with the firm of An
awards.and Co., (247 Broadway, N. ~
ing ~" winter hero procuring large addi-
,eir ..National Miniature Gallery" which,
9ay, is one of the most beautiful adapta-
the "Dsguerreotype." And we are con-
reminded Of its value by the passing from
e of life of eminent Americans" ad.
ur readers to neglect no opportunity of
this SGaIlery." 1t is open to all. Hav-
the best specimens OF the art in this coun-
in Europe, can bear testimony to the
ice of the production which have given
entlelren so distinguished a reputation in
,rk in Ills DISTRICT. and through the coun-
hev i've also in preparation q magnii-
,rox;rc Of the United States Senate in SEES.
itch IN rival the finest English works of
i nntvre Hitherto the Dagurreotype has
fspucn confined to those whose sole OBJ
MS tebe to maka' money; and ! am hap
q those engaged in 1t, who are able and
led 20 give 1t true and permanent posi-
ng The ''arts," not only as regards their
ducpons. but in furnishing such informa.
materials as can alone conducc to the
pf others.
pogurreotypes of the most distinguished
zen in the service Of the country, which
n taken by Messrs. A. and E re o ne
rst attractions of the Capitol. Among
the judges of the suprem court, the ex.
t, members of the cabinet, and some Of
eminent members Of the two Houses of
!. We have seen no specimens of this
AM beautiful invention at all equaIing
lion at all equaling the improvement Of
gentlemen whose success we are happy
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-05-04
AUSTIN & CLEGG,

II AVE just received per Steamers Arkan'a:
IL i Mail, Lucy Walker, and Eve!ine, large and
well selected stock of Goods and Groceries oil
of which they offer to the public at tho lowest
rates for cash, beef hides, petries .beeswax, &C.,
&c.
Their stock consists in part OF
$50 sacks salt ...
60 :. cofiee
10 hhds sugar
barrels loaf sugar
5 IS molasses
bales domestics ...
10 cases boots and shoes
60 barrels whiskcy
80 kegs powder
30 nails
30 boxes by 10 and 10 by IL glass
ceroon indigo .r
--. cask madden
5000 best spanish cigars
10000 havana do
5000 common do
5000 lbs juniati iron
1000 /" castings
American. English blister, and cast steel
$500 doz cotton yarns
25 doz brooms
1000 lbs bar lead
20 boxes No. rosin soap
shaving do
Is boxes sperm candles
10Y DO do
SO doz palm loaf hats
SO reams wrapping paper
ALSO,--Hnrdware, Iinware, Queenswarc, Bed
cords, Plough lines, Cotton, and Wool cards, Al.
spice, Pepper, Birthstone. Alum, Coppe-as, Black
ing and Brushes &C., &c. $751;
April 6, 1874. s..
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-05-04
w. Ii. g. Nj. MAYERS,

w. Ii. q M. MA \ ERS,
IA AVE Just received per Arkansas Mail, gen.
u eral assortmen, of Groceries, which they Of
fer at the lowest prices, viz:
so sacks Coffee
25 bbls Sugar
5 Z" loaf do
100 sacks Salt
5 bbls Rice
5 Molasses
10 boxes Sperm Candles
Bb Sperm Oil .... ....
doz. Lard Oil Lamps
so kegs White Lead
bbls Sperm Oil
2 Linseed Oil
20 kegs Ky.'Powder
lOA "
20 bags Shot
500 lbs. Lead
1000 Segars, Regulia, La Joya, Colorado and
Clare
Tobacco, Honey Dew, Leftwich, and Po-
cahontas brands
i so boxes Sardines
bbs Crackers
boxes Pine Apple Cheese
20 cans Oysters ....... .....-.. r
10 boxes Cheese
20 Rasins
100 lbs Candies
30 drums Figs
boxes Oranges
S Lemons
doz Gherkins
3 d" Catsup ..s
a." Pepper sauce.
DELPHI Ware.
Together with an assortment of Drugs and
Medicines. -
0T Orders for the above articles will be pune
tually attended TOGO
Fort Smith, March 80. lS44.-S.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-05-04
VAN BuREN, February 1, 1914.

VAN buren,, February l, 1914.
Mr.. Clarke
Ok on VIII please to announce me in your pa
per as candidate for the office of Clerk of the
""'ui' Court for the county of Crawford, at the
next October election F.a. R 9 GIBSON
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-05-04

reg". "A late English paper, received
iddons, holds the following language in
Q tie Oregon Territory and ourselves:
have no right to form settlements in the
erritory without the consent of England,
partner; and most unquestionably the
right 70 establish any form of govern.
lode Of laws in that country.
III she be permitted. When Lord Ash
as deputedby Sir Robert Peel's govern.
make overtures for the settlement of the
tern boundary vexation, in which he sue.
successfully and amicably, he received
istructions to maintain dignified silence
Get to The Oregon question. This was
veil then; but we are much deceived II
70 can be observed much longer. The
be, ever alive to their own interests. ire
Irsvard to the trade of the Pacific bv the
raiIroa over the ,sthmus of Panama. and
al that they should desire to possess the
Ist the only, harbors Of refuge on The
tide of the continent near to their own
blurnbia river supplies this desideratum;
do not take caro- she will be in posses.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-05-04
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.

- APRIL II, 1914.
CorTcN-ordinary 6 q 81; middling IA u; mid.
ding fair sas4; fair 94 81; good fair 10 o
lO4; good fine IL cents.
SUGAR-Louisiana ST III; Havana white 81
a lO4; brown 81 st.
MoLAsses-254 % per gal.
ToBAcco-24 a AZ c.
FLouR-$4 80 37A.
WHIsKEY-Rectifed ID l94.
CofFEE--6 a ii
SALT--$l IS a / 40.
RIcE-2 81 8 90, per Dbl.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-05-04
Arrivals at the .sCoLUMBrs HOTEL.

Arrivals at the ssCOLUMBCs HOTEL:
April 25. E. Hartwell, Fort Washita.
r. - 26: J. NJ. Bender, Washington co.
" 70. A. Wallace, lessee Patton, Texas.
" 30 II. NJ. Smith, Missouri.
" 81. G. Harris, A. H. McKizzick, Fayette
vi;lo; Jno Adair, Cherokee Nation; Saml Ncwto F
Newton. Cane Hill.
May l c. w. Smith, New York; r. Beatty, Louis
vile; II: T. Myers and son, Little Rock; Jno Dil!ard
Jr Z. Perkins, Creek Nation.
2. j. L. Logan aud lady, Little Rock Rob-
west, J. ID Wilson, Fort Gibson Rob't Crockett
Webb RS Falls
Passengers per stedmer Ercline.-S. G. Broownfcld
smith, Wilkinson, Hamilton, Moore, Rcasnons, Mer
lin, North DR.. Simpson, II. Il. Myers and Son, Dear
non, Sparks, Ward, Shores. Jno. Dard Capt. Beatty,
Elliot and lady, Clausen and family, Mrs Jones, MISS
Tullis--iO on deck
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-05-04

HiOnof Washingion's Buth-day in Paris.
ir,h'day of Washington, ''the great and
as commemorate BY brilliant ball at
IS Lenardolly, in the Rue Richelieu, and
of American society was present. The
are decorated with the s,ar.spangied ban
fino painting of Washington, by the
b artist Healy. The beauty of the ladies',
Elegance and taste of their toilettes, ex.
versai admiration.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-05-04

at is stated that there is more money lost in
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, annually by gamb
ling, than is appropriated by the town for the sup
port Of schools"
They need a Vicksburg.. Police, in that good city
Of tho " land o. steady hab,s.''
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-05-04

With the single exception of St. Louis, there is
not city in the Union, which seems growing so
fast as old Boston. 1t is stnteG, that twice the
number Of contracts for building have been en-
tered into this Spring that were last; and last year.
there was more building than for many years
previous.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-05-04
Arrivals at the CHANGER HOUsE.n

->'N"is Ut the ''hANGER AOUSE.0
april %. S. Farris, Natural Dam. -.
70 I +. Cheadle. - Cheadc, Choctaw N.
- %. Sicock.
=" 80. John S. Latta, Washington CO. .
May 2. B. Dever, G. c. North, W. Merlin, Mr.
Clausen and lady, c. Clausen, Henry Clay Clausen
w. II. Clausen. Misses NJ L. Clauscn. NJ. S. Clausen.
Virginia R Clausen, R. F. Clausen Miss Foster, A. A.
Harrison Isaac HARRISON Virginia; Shores Miss Mary
Shores Miss E. Shores, Miss Jane Harrison, Franklin
CO }. l.. Alexander, NorthenIer, Mrs Jacobs John
Barnwell, Const Perkins, Fort Gibson; R. Crockett,
Webbers Falls; J. w. Taylor, w. Hudson, Ma co ma,
Jas. Rogers, Creek N.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-05-04
A. M. BUSH,

A. M. BUSH,
= AS just received, per steamer Trident. and offers
Il Il for sale low for cash country produce
100 sacks salt .r.
.." IL :. Rio and Havana coffee u
bbs brown sugar .aIEa
l " loaf do. ....
! " crushed do.
... " molasses
l /" mackcrel no.
100 lbs assorted candies
Soap candles, starch mustard tomato catsup, pepper,
sP ces, pickles, raisins, lemons, vinegar &c., &c.
April u. LA.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-05-04

presents. from the best and most au-
g-og phical Information, a superficial
I5O.t D square miles-that is. it is five
larry as the commonwealth of Virginia.
~ ce as large as the kingdom of
and ten times as largo as England and
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-05-04
Scott, White & Co.

HAVE just received from New Orleans. pc
Il Steamer Arkansas. very large stock o
Goods, which they offer for sale ut reduced price
for Cash, or eogniry produce.
100 sacks salt
800 sacks best Rio coffee
30 hhds sugar
80 barrel molasses
10 do loaf sugar
200 kegs Duponts powder
80 Boston cut nails
10 brads
40 cases shoes and boots
25 hats
80 boxes cIaret
10 baskets champagne
40 demijohns superior brandy
5000 superior Havana cigars
10 boxes superior chewing tobacco
Is sperm candles
Is Imp Tea y
10 queenswarc. assorted
25 doz painted buckets
10 nests keelers
! ceroon best indigo
1000 lbs birthstone
cask sup lamp oil
30 reams writing and letter paper
40 wrapping do -.
2 doz horse collars
5 f" collins axes
S boxes mustard r
90 gross backing
10000 percussion caps
$50 pr cottonnde pants
S doz handsome shirts
! box ground cinnamon
! pepper
alspice
"a doz London Porter.
The above articles, together with those on hand
makes our stock the largest. and most complete
ever offered for sale in the market. By prudence
and attention to business, they hope to merit th,
confidence Of their friends.
Van Buren,, March 80, 1874.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-05-04

mr.. Clarke:-You are hereby authorized to announce
me as candidate for the Office of Sheriff of the Coun
ty of Crawford. at the ensuing election in October
next. a, JERRE KANNrDy
April 9th, 1874.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-05-04

lion.-We learn that the Rev. Mr.. Vein.
the Catholic priest who was charged with
Ing- rape in Evansville, Ia. somo two
o. has been convicted. and that he was
y committed to tho penitentiary at Jeffer
for the term of five years.-Lou. Jour.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-05-04

ling is sa i'd to be like an ill-bred man.
/ know how to conduit itself.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-05-04

ltion-Some persons in Massachusetts
ng Sigorous efforts to manufacture poIiti-
y on! Of the great national question of
20. Abby Kelley, made a speech against
30 at New Bedford. A memorial to Con-
ad ted.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-05-04

.. X IL N ID A l. LIS
TEXAN AND SANTA FEE EXPEDITION.
.~EO. WILKINS KENDALLS TEXAN AND
" SANTA FEE EXPEDITION Comprising
description of tour through Texas. and tho Great
South western Praires, the Comanche, and Caygua
hunting grounds also an account Of the sufferngs
from want Of food losses through hostile Indians and
finally the capture of the Texans, and their march a.
prisoners to the City Of Mexico. With 6nc ulustrs-
tons and Maps. ..". -..
The book is handsomely bound; for sale by
.aat. SCOTT, WHITE Il co.
April 90 IL II
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-05-04

Hats, Shoes, Clothing, and Dry Goods.
d. WILLIAMS & In. PHILIPS,
Hanger House, Van Buren,,
TTAvE Just received, and now opening. we'll
il selected Stock Of Hats, Shoes, and Summer CI'-
dang. and a small lot Of Goods, which they are pre-
pared to sell at New Orleans Wholesale prices. Coun
try Merchants arc respectfully requested to call and
examine. ...| ..r
March 30, lSa4.-4t.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-05-04
BOOT AND SHOE MAKING.
&

~ LANCASTER, Boot and Shoe maker, respect.
". fully informs the citizens of Van Buren, that he
has commenced the above mentioned business, in the
house Immediately in the of the old Court House,
and will do work in the best and upon liberal
He hopes by punctualty and attention to bu-
siness to merit liberal patronage.
Nav A, 1914.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-05-04
DOCTOR JAMES. F0RSMAN.

HFFERS his professional services the citizens OF
u Van Buren,, and its vicinity. He may be found at
the Hanger House at all times, unless professionally
absent.
April 81, le44-la-tf
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-08-02


SANDss SARsAPARILLA.--If we read the history of
disorders asonished that live if of cures
still asonished that that they die And yet in
fact nearly all diseases have common origin, viz in
the organs which prepare and modify the blood and
remedy directed the seat of disease, will
host of phenomena 1t is the peculiar characteristic OF
Sandss Sarsaparla, that its searching operation reaches
the causes disease and the performs there
fore radical and thorough The health of the human sys-
depends almost entirely upon the state Of the blood
If the vitazng fluid which pervades every tissue every
membrane fibre, filamen gland or other organ primary
subsidaryfth the body be charged with the elements
Of disease sickness must be the consequence, and until
the of disease existing the blood, are eradcated
permanent relief can expected IS here that the
powerful health restoring properties of Sandss sarsapn-
rlla manesed and for this reason in Scroiua Salt
Rheum, and all erupnve diseases, as we'll as IN all de-
Engagements Of the secrelg organs, 1t is considered IN
faible.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by A. b.
& ID. SANDS, Wholesale Druggists, rs Fulton ST.
New York. Price III per bottle; bottles for S..
Agents for Washington city ROBERT FARM
HAM, Bookseller, corner of Pennsylvania avenue and
18th street, and R. S. PATTERSON, Druggist, cor.
| ner of Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-08-02
NOTICE.

II NOTICE.
DY virtue Of three wrts of FL fas two issued by H.
Howison and one by B. K Morsell, Esqs. Justices of
the Peace for Washington County and to me direct
ed shall offer at public sale to the highest bidder,
for cash, on Saturday, Aug l0ti, at O'Clock, A. NJ,
opposite the Centre Market in the city Of Washing
ton, the following goods and chattels, to wit: one
Feather bed Bolster and two Pillows, one Dimi-
ty Bedspread two Bed Quilts, two Blankets, three
diaper Table cloths, two pair cotton Sheets five win
dow curtains, &c. SIC. seized and taken as the prop
erty of Susan 4. Sullivan and Leonard o. Cook (se-
curity for s. E. Sulliyan and will be sold to satisfy
three judgments, two due Geo. Mattingly and one
due Jas EchmanH LAMBERT S. BECK,
aug2-3t Constable
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-08-02
BY LEWIS & HUNT.

a 1T PRIVATE sale,
INT AUCTION PRICES
2O0 qures full bound Blank Books
200 do half bound do
SO quarto Bibles 500 pairs Shoes and Boots
2OO dozen Spool Cotton; $40 boxes fancy Soap
IS lady's Work Boxes
10 splendid rose and and maple wood portable
Writing Desks
dozen Guitars; dozen Violins M
10 cases brass and wood work Clocks
900 dozen ladies' white and cold cotton Hose
200 do gentlemen's Half Hose
cases white fashionable Hats
Also, Rogers Razors and table cutlery Of all kinds
LEWIS s. HUNT,
lie 28- @ Auctioneers.