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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-03-20

FORTUNATE RECovERY.-A young lady Of
Philadelphia, few days since, picked up pock-
ct book in Foar,h street, near Market, which she
had reason to suppose to have been just dropped
by gentleman passing by. She inquired OF the
gentleman, who proved to be a merchant from
Tennessee, if he had lost anything, to which he,
with some surprise at the inquiry, replied in the
negative. The young lady repeated her inquiry
and suggested that he should satisfy himself by
examining. On doing this he suddenly started
and declared himself ruined man, for he ha6
lost his pocket book. The book was then hand
ed to him by the lady. On recovering which the
gratitude OF the stranger unbounded, and on
the young lady's positively refusing to accept
portion Of the lost money, he insisted upon pre-
sening her with gold watch, which was de-
clined. The stranger merchant, however, forced
upon the lady two notes of twenty dollars each,
being all the loose money in his possession. The
pocket book contained $4,000.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-03-20

The Richmond Wing states that i. is reported
and believed in that city, that Thomas d. Bigger.
esq. has been nominated to the Senate as Post.
master of Richmond, in place of Gen. Peyton.
Ito be removed!
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-03-20
Your very old friend,
To Gronor SrAwpIc,r Eco

10 GEORGE SEAwRIGHT, Esq,
SIR Many of your ncghbors have had an eve for
several years past to your talent and qualifications as
cmlncntly hitting you TO serve your county a repre-
sentative in the Virginia Legislature II is now, as
they suppose suitable time Tor you yield to their
wishes by speedily announcing yourself candidate
ready in the field, they suppose from popular indca
tlons that your chance for would be attcrng
They therefore respectfully demand your speedy an
nounccmcnt
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-03-20

Books of subscription to the stock Of the
"Whi'e Sulphur Springs Company" are now
open in CreeUbrier under the direction of Henry
Erskine, John J. Moorman, and Joel Mcpherson.
The shares are 500 aud the whole capital
S350,O0O.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-03-20

THE MISSING PAcKETs.-AIl homes of ao,;n
seeing the packets United States and EnoIand
seem now TO be abandoned by The public. The
United States has been lo4 days at sea- and the
England 100; periods of unparalleled length for
packets to be absent.-N. y Sun.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-03-20

Hum'hfy.-The celebrated John Wesley, being
do you mean, sir, by the humility of which ~.
preach so much !-laconically replied, True bu.
self. 80 yo"'
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-03-20

Robert H. Whitfield has been nominated by ;
Convention as the Wing candidate for Congress.
in the Norfolk district.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-03-20

CoNvIcTIoN OF McCURRY.--In the City Cour,
of Baltimore on the 10th. McCuny, charged with
the murder Of MIR. Paul Roux, was found "pujlty
OF murder in the first degree" The punishment,
is death.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-03-20

Col. Gideon ID. Camden, Of Harrison, has
been nominated as the Wing candidate for Con-
gress in the Kanawha district by Convention of
the Wings Of several Of the northern counties
held at Nicholas Courthouse.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-03-20
BALTIMORE MARKET.

CATTLG.-Tbe offerings of Beef Cattle at the
Scales on Monday embraced about 300 head, so
of which were driven North, and all of the hal
ance sold to the city butchers. Prices show a
slight but not material advance. Some very in
Terror parcels were sold as low as 80 per 100 lbs.
on the hoof, while the best lots brought 1925.
The sales would probably average about SO per
100 lbs on the hoof, which is equal to 1878 nett.
CJovERsEED.-In consequences Of the very hea-
Wy receipts Of Cloverseed, and the advanced stage
oil the season, the market has been quite dali this
week, and The price so unsettled as TO make it inn
possible TO give definite quotation for the arti-
Gle. Some parcels Of good seed were sold in the
course Of the week as low as $3.50 per bushel.
The range for good TO prime parcels would prob
ably be covered by the quotation Of $3.50 49,.
S71.-Bnu. .q,osrfeoo
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-03-20

Stamp .aet.-An &C, imposing tax on bonds
and bills of exchange has passed the Legislature
OF Maryland.-The law seems to be exceedingly
unpopular.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-03-20

James A. Seldom has received the nomination
for Congress Of the Democratic Convention in
the Richmond district.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-03-20
ELoQuEScr.-Th following was given by some

ELoQUEScE.-The following was given by some
contemporary as specimen of Western eloquence
"Americans! The great country-wide-vast-
and in The south west unlimited. Our republic
Is yet destined to re-anner South America--to
occupy the Russian possessions, and again to re-.
cover possession Of those British Provinces which
the power Of the old thirteen Colonies won from
the French on the plains Of Abraham all right
iniiy ours TO re-occupy. Ours is great and grow
ing country. Faneul Hall was its cradle! but
whar-whar will be found timber enough for its
coffin! Scoop all the water out of the Atlantic
ocean, and ITS bed would not afford grave sufFi-
cient foris corpse. And yet America has scarce
Iy grown out of The grisile Of boyhood. Europe
what is Europe! She is no whar; nothing,
circumstance, cipher, mere obsolete idea. We
nave faster steamboats,, swifter locomotives, lar
ger creeks, bigger plantations, better mill privi.
teges, broader lakes, higher mountains, deeper
cataTacts, louder thunder, forkeJer iiohtnino.
Drawer men, handsomeT weemen. and more mo.
ney than England dar have (Tbunderina an.
plause.)
4 d. - ~
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-03-20
From the Richmond Compiler, March ,a,h

The Enquirer Of yesterday abounds with the
kindest and most anxious advice and soictude
Tor MIR. Polk. 1t wishes him favorable gales
and fortunate voyage; but warns him agans,
the dangers that lie in his track, the shoals and
The sunhen rocks. 1t tells him of his heavy res.
possibilities and the high expectations of the
country with regard to his action. The difficult
'les cares and trials in store for the President as
portrayed by the energetic style Of the Enquirer,
reminded us of that old toast which old-time and
unsophislicated patriots drank TO the s'enemes of
ireedom"-viZ: "a grapevine bride, porcupine
saddle, hard trotting horse, and long journey to
CO." Really there is much consolation for a de-
feated candidate for The Presidency; and, all
th!ngs considered, we doubt whether he might
not thank the people for not electing him!
But evidently things are not ordered at WASH
iington as our Enquirer neighbors would desire
Inc Impressive manner in which they lay down
the rules which ought to be followed, lnfers the
Idea at least that they have not been exactly act
ed on. They advise him to consult 'hs ablest
friends who are around him, as Thos. Jefferson
did,"-and continue with the following remarka-
bic words:
Otherwise, the Presiden, may no, only be de-
prived OF many valuable suggestions, but is in
danger of offending valuable men, who may COM
plain OF not being consulted by the Government,
and (therefore) not in its confidence 1--WE quote
a letter from Washington, now before ns.)
What does this mean? We should infer that
there is some one at Washington who has some
most excellent advice on hand, but Mr. Polk has
not asked him for it,
The Enquirer then tells Mr. POLK, in its kind
spirit, what sort of stuff his Cabinet should be
made of: (although his Cabinet is already made
up,D They should be "high-minded men,
''almost their whole lives devoted to the public
service, with dsinterestedncss," &c.-"nen of
true stamp, bold, prompt, &c.-"who will boldly
tell Nh POLK the truth, at the hazard of offend
ing hlm"-"who will not s,oop to deceive" in
rgue for Office for their friends, or ''burn incense
to any mans prde." With such men, the En-
qnrer thinks tive shall live to bless the day that
elected James K. Polk to the highest Office in the
republic" But Mr.. Polk may ask shave not
such men :" Marcy will say, .'am not such a
mani" So will Bancroft and Johnson, and Bu-
chanan will most likely think he never was sus-
pected of being any other. They will all. most
probably, think the Enquirer has taken deal of
trouble 10 tell how thing ought to be done, af-
Ter II has been done exactly to their liking, and
in the best possible manner, as appears to their
judgment.
We merely take note of these things as a part
OF the ''hstory of the times" without taking any
especial interest in them.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-03-20

Maj. Hunton, the Democratic candidate in the
CuIpePer Congressional district, has retired from
the field.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-03-20

Or. r. ID. Badger, Of Peterborough, n. r.,
publishes statement auribnting several deaths
? his family to diseases Of the lungs induced by
ming in newly painted house.
The New York herald., 1845-08-07
Miscellaneous Record.


STEAMER CAcIQuE, kage from New York, via Baltimore
81: Gs' ss ss F.ssa. &
T.. GsSSrssiown PC With cargo Of coal went ashore oa
ss on s Ss@s ss % sss
sails eabss anchors &c saved The captain and 'ose
WhaIesnen.
Arr New Bedford ith Martha, Pacific Ocean. Taca
An e 10 ss S as s sas S m ?s
ss % af %' 70 q Ps %Gs S" dSs s
coast GMsswsS M Ss"s bound TO he Of Ma,salaso Eliza
I S % me BBS sSEe
June las Ion g q Herald Of and a. lO sS'9n 1oe ebls
s.;sass il Mss9Sa TaeaSasaa Capt Mayhsw late
Sid ih, Florida, Indian Ocean and NV Coast
spoken.
blque supposed the Koppisch, from Newburyport 2sth
Nladrd Of Philadelphia for Jamaica. July 25 lat 27ssN
Ion ca 30.
MMSss Quad July s.r Ss a. dHi%0p o dss
zdsass MLsiIan Fall River; ssd' bs.as%ona NYoff CID
SgEsro. Aug AR Elizabeth Liverpool Cid scpio,
s George Fourth Ai%wcS ssSmoad f Mord sxs' xssr
IS Ia ssSs
Hul Fisher, sova Miltades, Belfast; Lockwoods, Cork
ST. LucIA July i0In port Olive, of and for New Haven,
Tnlsirr, Mart. July 7-In port, Monaco, from Norfolk,
di'g; Mary Patton for Elizabeth City, days
Home Ports.
CALAIS July 2Sld Eliza Ellen Baltimore 25th ordelia,
LpBEc, July 2Sld Mary Bryant; Mevll Kent and Ash
land Csrse New York; 2ath, Peruvian Phadepha; soh,
CAsTNE, Aug Arr Lochiel Bsrbadoes yacht Fairy (of
New Orleans Linconville with Whitney aud family.
BATH, Aug Arr Mary Ann st Lucia Cid Ceres, Marti-
nique
ss.5s A%ps Trny Mart .,,
depha. Cid John Caske Pictou Nereus, Msnssna; Al
ma Galveston Texas; Marion, Jeremie Louisa NOreans;
Lagrange aud Bordeaux Bath, Me Aaco, da Gorham, New
York. Mar Sarah Lavnia, and Soutierner Havre de
Grace Md Spy, a. Glide Albany MARIETTA Grow ELI We
tor, Haet and Atlantic Nckerson New York Telegnphed,
r 3d. III
g King, PhladelphIa.
EpaARrowN, Aug 2Arr Patriot, Crockett NYork for Bos-
ton and sid ith
NEw BEDFoRp Aug 4-Cld Casco Portland. Sid Pomona.
Norfolk Arr 5th, Cornelia. Bumpus. Work.
PRoypENcE, Aug Arr Frances, South Creek NC; Ade-
rod Newburgh. Came up, smithGeld Below Traveller, FIN
Rondout supposed for Pawucke Sid Thos Fenner Henry
Chase, and Osceoa Philadelphia Ariel Rondout Time,
PHILApELrHIA, Aug 5-Ar calcutta Newburyport; Tan
gier Boson David Risley Corson NYork Champion, Nan,
John, NB; Robt Wan, Fnancier Grandee Advance Rio
and Shawmut Boston; Ursula Neponset William, Brooklyn
Gen Harrison and Caledonia Sing Sing Douglass Will
es Edgar jones' and Eliza Tomln NYork; JAS Samuel
Plymouth; Cygn Troy: Ducime Nswburg John Endicott
Poughk eepse Camel Newark; Truman, New Haven; Comet
Cox N y ork.
RIcHMoND Aug 4-Arr Sarah Jane, Ricketts, NYork Cid
Lady Ad Lima. Sid Felnghuysen Bogart and Nassau
Matthias, NY ork; Fountain, Portland.
New ORLEANS, July 28-An John McKm, Galveston;
Union. Sapter ork; Huma Boston; Mary Port Lavacca
pewell Lawrence Grand Calou, bound to New York put
Alexandra London; Fredonla Boston, Wac
and Charleston.
The New York herald., 1845-08-07
COM NJ Il RCIAL.

AsHEs-Pots are in limited demand and we cannot
quote over So IS. Pearls firm at 81 O6l
BEEswAxPrme yellow fall descriptions sells at o9l
% but the demand is moderate and principally for
export
CoTToS-The market remains quiet but holders are
not disposed to yield in their preensions The sales to-
day are about GOO bales portion taken by spinners
BALES
iotal arrivals since lst inst. .............. $500
I:Npoft, from LIST to 3lst July. ............ l560i
Export, from lst to 9TH August. ............. 576
Export from the United States
Since lst September last. ..........2 ? $50 Ole
Same time last year. 4 5sl SAG
Same time year before. 900 O55
FIsH-We notice small sales of dry Cod at 56l Not.
wthsandlng the limited demand holders are very firm at
our quotations. There is very little doing in Mack
Hh-Ihe receipts down the river are to fair extent
and more than equal to the demand. We quote common
qualities North River bale at % 62c shipping pur-
poses; prime, for city consumption, sells at 75c
fRovIsioNs-There is fair demand for Pork and pri-
ces are very hrm We quote at Sl3 75 old do
al sl2 sI new prime held at ST. and old prime 50
st SI Beef is in fair demand and sales OF city mess
have been made at 50 IS. There is fair demand for
Lard and we still quote keg Slc bbs at "a &C.
butter and Cheese inactive. Exports from Ist to
5th inst -
Beef bbls Iss
voAe' "a
i'ai"' hess. bb
WHsKEY-Domestic, in drudge casks, is held at 22c ,
with very moderate demand. Western and prison bbls
we quote at % a 235c.
The New York herald., 1845-08-07
THE PATENT
GALVAN!C RINGS

THIS REMARKABLE DISCOVERY has received the
Britain and sufficiently long before the American pub
lie give far trial Of its power and efficacy The PATENT
for which the ordinary Gavanc Battery Electric and Mag
Machines used but without Of the injurious
ments many other SAFE and
ia accomplishing the desired object. =
The Galvanic Rings have been used with in
all cases Of Rheumatism chronic applying
head face or limbs: Gout Tic Doloesux Toothache,
Bronchitis Vertigo; Nervous Sick Headache Indiges
OF the Eear Apoplexy Stiffness Of Joints; Lumbago Neu-
sIga General Dsbty Deficiency Of Nervous Energy and
have equally successful Their effects
the system be witnessed TO be belieyed and certain
for the above complaints they equally TO be
recommended The Gslyane Ring, in every way perfect
CRsrIs's MAGNETIC FLUID used in connection with the
Rings render their efficient action certain and direct the
For certificates Of the highest character regarding
the efficacy of the Galyanc Rings and Magnetic Fluid refer
is made former advertisements, they be
the office Only Agency in New York, i3i Fulton street,
Sun Buldng la Brooklyn, at the JAMES W. SMITH
The New York herald., 1845-08-07

LonpoN-ship Northumbeand-Is0 pkgs Barsto. & coz,
sfeo Mofewood coo Rockwell co-i8 w Nelson-20
Nyse coz y Meyer son2i Schefen co-I7 HoadIev
Pheips-l2 AI Stewart co., Alden co7 Allen cog
q Ballard co-l3 A I Stewart Graham COLO !
~ W9odlead z Patton Stewsrt-6 Wiley Putnam-3 j ID
WoraIl.I Ellison-8 Blackburn-2o Lamb20 Clark *
CO., Meyer sol u Cohen-i6 John Cihon col
i Hadden &son-i Habersham Jones-4 McChain co
sJ Halliday co-l39 Phelps Dodge co-i76 tons coal
Grswod-i pkgs w Burger-l Burr Johnson-3 q Hall
Il p WENDELL q King co-3i Cumming & Main-j
oooahne W col 5and-i D Appleton * col Williams
ansos- Taylor Black cog Hicks Autbonyl Bartlett
y SWelord-l ; l. Gford-2 r. * q w Blunt-I ] Patson-l
Hale col Bell-il to order. -
The New York herald., 1845-08-07
The Crops.

Inc Wheat Crop now pretty nearly secured in Mchi
gan and throughout the west If can rely upon the
accounts we receive from every quarter the crop far
raised in the wheat growing region Even in northern
ONO, whence we mad the most evil forebodngs the
stated to be better than last year We have heard
chgan the quantity produced will double that of eny
previous year However this may be- there is no ques
ton oi one thing the crop is immense-too great we
to command the price the farmer deserves as the re-
ward of his labor - -
The New York herald., 1845-08-07
az 2w+m

~ II1E FUBLIC.
NHOSE ofmy fellow citizens who acquainted with my
late sickness and ufering. need but that
have entirely recovered but consider that the
stances and enable them where to find skf9 physician
pain and swelling in my bones and joints when called
upon individual who claims be physician and by his
self under his care but imagine my surprise In few days he
fined TO my bed legs and conractedI
rely helpless broke out in ulcers all my body
agones annot express then ascertaned by enquiry that
this fellow was humbug csileda physician who said my
Joseph Hei9e No 20 Duane Chatham street change
the swelling bones and joints vanished legs and
arms became moveable two weeks walked without cruch
es, and IN two months ! was perfectly cured.
RICHARD YATES, Captain of the steamboat Richmond
may be at the of South and Maiden lane
lm+m
The New York herald., 1845-08-07
HARDWdRE

THE SUBSCRIBERS have constantly hand full
Yarn Needles Bodkns Knitting Pins Glove Harness. Mill.
Chenille Worsed, Rug, Beading Netting, Saand Pack
Needles "
WARRINS DRILLED EYED NEEDLES,
wareted Superior kind offered Tor sale in United
States and from their well known reputation merchants will
find them ssleabe than other they Offer.
They have always hand good assortment Of Warrn,s
celebrated Fish Hooks, put up in every style:
Also large assortment Of Silk Hemp Hair and China Grass
Also large assortment Of Wade's Butchers R.zors,
rocket and Table Knives Scissors Iron and German Silver
spoons himb!es Pearl Buttons &c. &C. All which is Of
fered TO the trade on the best terms.
j.. T. WARRIN,
ly0 Im.r 70 Maiden Lane.
The New York herald., 1845-08-07
THE WONDER & BLESSING OF THE AGE
THE ONLY CURE FOR CONSUMPTION.

THE WONDER u BLESSING OF THE AGE
THE ONLY CURE FOR CONSUMPTION.
LET EVERY MAN, WOMAN f. CHILD,
WHO is troubled with Coughs, Colds, Splitting. Blood
w Liver Complcints, Asthma Bronchitis. Whooping
Cough Pam n rs Side and Breast Sore Throat Rising
Heart Broken Constitution from abuse caome and
other the genuine and only genuine Compound
Syrup Of VII Cherry prepared by Dr. Swayne
q PhladePhal others are and limitations
Therefore, be cautious 70 ss for the original only
preparation from this valuable treeDr swaynes Compound
Syrup Of Wild Cherry Principal office, northwest sh
and Race Streets Philadelphia
Agents-Wm Milnor. N. D. of Broadway and John
street, Warner 3 Bleecke Of Mnetta street;
and sands ChSrch p@spsass5y IS iss BSwsIy, corner o.
land Reese and Co., 50 Maiden Lame New York; Rev. j. r.
New Orleans; L. b. swan and j. NJ Wnsiow Roehesisr
Y; Mrs. Hayes brooklyn; f. Klene 81 Louis; VIM Thorn
isS Brosa street. SsTari i; BsajaSi1 od; s1s Broad
Pierce, stanwx Hall, Maiden Lane, Albany New York;
B,ckas and Bn Toy New York. spald1S and Harrington,
T. HollidSe Bg2lo New York Grant and Bockes Poush
sndJ Brewer Springfield Mass; r. Hall and Co, Boston,
Mass f.. Holden, East Boston, Mass p NJ Cohen and Co
Charleston s. c. jel9 3meodsr
The New York herald., 1845-08-07
COLUMBIA HOUSE,
Chestnut Street, between 9Th and 7th streets,
PHILADELPHIA

THE inform their friends and
the travelling public they have taken the above house, or
alterations and Improvements its Interior having spared
expense render Of the most pleasant aud fashionable
houses the city, The paors the chambers
large and well arranged the furniture entirely Its
ton is the most central ofthe city, all the places
Of public and convenient the depots of the
Southern, Western and Northern routes
The Wines Of the choicest brands and have been
carefully selected.
in the business give satisfaction to those who may
them with their patronage.
BAGLEY, MACKENZIE s co.
James Bagley, (late Of Jones' Hote)
Henry C. Mackenzie formerly Of the Warrington House
Peter l.. Ferguson
July lst I845. Tvs 3m*ec
The New York herald., 1845-08-07
MEDICAL DISPENSARY.

nOCTOR COBBITT, 10 Duane street, Member of the
Royal College Of Surgeons, London and Member of the
Medical Society of New York may be consulted in the
of delicate disease His long experience aud
close attention this class pleasant safe and
expeditions mode of eatmeut-his extraordinary dur
long and exend practice for thirteen years this city
ADD above ALL his legitma medical quaca few of
the grounds which he his claims.
DIR Cobbetts mode OF treatment SAFE esctual aud
dous requiring either the OF mercury
diet exercise.
St ctures cured in weeks with scarcely any
Constitution DebityThose individuals who have in
dueed in certain oah,ome aud habit positively
restored health and society Mild
four days. No charge made unless cured Remember, 10
Dus rect One door fromC than AMI lntr
The New York herald., 1845-08-07
Brighton Cattle Market.

Auc AT Market 1000 Beef Cattle, 5000 Sheep, and
300 Swine. 100 beef cattle unsold.
PRicEs-Beef Cattle-Fomer prices were not sustain.
ed, we quote extra So % 81; first quality SO ~
second 81 70 "a Is; thi d So 50a4
to 2 rs f N - "
1swne.old hogs at At to 5c shoas to pedde a. and 81
At retail from 5 to 6lc ~ "a
The New York herald., 1845-08-07

ATTEMPTED ESCAPE OF SLAvEs.-The watch de-
tected on Saturda, plan of escape of several slaves
and three of them have been appehended and committed
to Jail. vessel which had dropped down below Town
Point was suspected to have been engaged the med
um OF their escape and strict examination made on
board OF her. but there evidence the fact The
individuals In custody in situations which
are to be enved by thousands of their color and tens
thousands Of whites, in the so-caed free States and
some OF them doubt would have rued the change to
such freedom if they had succeeded The master-spirt
OF the tenterprize, however, who possesses nte Iii
gence beyond his station for which he is indebted to the
Kindness OF his might have Jared better than his
dupes.-NorfoK Herald, tug S.
The New York herald., 1845-08-07
CARPETIN(i

CARPETING.
asa PEARL STREET
HE have opened the large and spacious
i CARPET WARE ROOMS No. 44 Pearl street. former.
pSb an s Of % r
the spring trade of which exceedingly ch Of de-
signs and colors. Among them be found
IS NEW SETTS ADMINISTER BRUSSELS.
Entirely New.
10 sPS. ADMINISTER THREE PLY,
Rich Shading.
SUPERFlNE FINE AND COMMON INGRAM
CARPETING,
OF every variety and description.
Rugs Druggets, Table and Piano Covers, Worsted Tued
and Jute Mats; Oil Cloths heavy and varieties
from Ito "a feet wde together with all other articles usually
found in the trade The public requested call
PETERSON < HUMPHREY,
MO 2m*m "a Pearl street