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The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-03-20
MEsMERIsM ECLIPSED.

One OF the foreign journals states that the
Theatre des Nouveautes at Brussels is an eccen-
trio snectacle. moved by steam, and lighted
through a ceiling OF ground glass, by invisible
lamps, and by mechanical means, representing
in succession day and night. The proprletors
have lately added to tli is novel exhibition what
the bills call Oneiromancy; that is, dIvination b y
dreams DR.. Laurent presents to the public a
female s~omnambulist, named Laurence, whom
he gets to sleep on the stage, after having put
two rings on her fingers and saturated the air
around her with odours. She is not an ordinary
somnambulist, But a modern Pythia, who reads
the thoughts of all who are brought in contact
with her, and announces them to the audience
either by words or by GESTURES. Any one pres
ent may make the trial, and. If we are to believe
the Belgian journals, the whole is conducted
with perfect good faith. Every thing she is
mentally desired to do by any one placed TWEEN
~ PAGES from her is Immediately one. She gets
up, walks or dances, and expresses, according to
what may be required of her, the attitudes, ac-
tions, and sensations she would use or expert
ence IT she was on a rope, on thorns, on ice
breaking from under her, and other similar sit
nations. A vessel. containing spirits OF wine
Intiamed, being placed be fore her she immag-
ines she sees, and then describes the scenes OF
any historical events indicated to her by notes
written by the spectators. In this way she has
described the horrors of the day of St BartoIo-
mer, the death of Joan of Arc, and that of the
Count dc Merode during the Belgian revolution.
The journals speak in rapture of these wonders,
snd the public seems 10 be impressed with the
ame conviction.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-03-20
Sheriff sale.


Virtue of a decree and execution of the
Id Vanderburgh Cirenrt Court, rendered at
its March term, A D l343, in favor of Lucius
Fl. Scott, and against Amos Clark and wife.
George F. Lyon and wife, and William Wills
and wife, | will on the 18th day OF April, A D,
1345, at the door of the Court House in the town
OF Evansville, between the hours Of 10 o'clock
A M, and 6 O'Clock P NJ, OF said day, expose to
sale at public auction and cutlery, the rents, is
sues and profits for the term of seven years, of
the following described lots in said decree men,
toned and specified, to wit: Lots numbers FIVE,
six and seven with all the buildings and appur-
tenanees on them, in block number one hum
dred and seventy-fve, in Lamasco City, and
bounded as follows, being on hundred aud fifty
feet on Seventh Avenue, and running back
west-wardly to a line of the water in Pigeon
Creek.
And should no person offer a bid for said rents.
issues and profits a sum sufficient to satisfy said
decree and costs, | will at the same time and
place, proceed to sell at public auction and out
cry, the fee simple of said above described lots
for the satisfaction of said decree, interest and
cost. VIM. NJ. WALKER, S V c.
March cost prs fee So.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-03-20
SHIPMENTS.

By LEHIGH: 1 box Thurston and Harvey.
BY MONTICELLO, Tor Wabash River:2 tons mdz
Thurston and Harvey 3 do do, w StockweII
43 do do, Bement aud Viele; 2 do do, Ailis and
Howes.
BY ALICE GREY: 1856 bbls whIskey, 100 do
flour, 1hurston and Harvey IS SKIS corn, 6 bbls
eggs, Wandel; 3 cks hams, s Orr.
By JUDGE M'LEAN:9 bbls eggs, Is do beans, J
and w Reilly.
BY BEN FRANKLIN Nc 4: 275 sacks corn, 81 do
oats, 4 bbls tallow, do b~eeswax, 3 sacks feath-
ers, 7 bbls eggs, w A Stockweil; 100 doz chick
ems, Thurston and Harvey.
By NORTH BEND "a bbIs lard, 6 cks joles, 3 do
bacon. l do besswax, | do tallow, A bbls do, 5
Orr; 20 bbls lard, 10 cks bacon, A Laughlin.
By AMERICAN EAGLE: 1000 sacks corn. Grif-
9Th aud Corbet; 3 bbls eggs, All.s and Howes.
By CoLUMBIANA. as bbls faxseed Bement &
Vfele.
By GREY EAeLF:7 bbls eggs, J & w Reilly
10 do do d McNall
By BoREAs 46 bbls dried fruit, Allis & How
By SAM SEAY: 2l28 ps bulk meat, A Laughlin
l76 kegs lard, 1872 hides, 1910 ps bulk meat, S
Orr.
By PLANET 40 tons mdz, by Harrington, Han
nah & Co; 25 do do, by w FL Slockwell 5 do dc
Bement & Viele; 8 do do, A Laughlin; | do do
S Orr.
By SuLrANA: 48e bbls pork 278 bbls -four,
"a casks bacon, 20 tons canvassed hams Har-
rington, Hannah & Co., and D McNall; $3.50 bbls
Beef, 10 do eggs, w H Stockwell; $50 sacks
corn Griffith & Corbet.
By EXPIRE: 275 bbls flour, sc do whiskey,
Thurston and Harvey; $50 sacks corn, "a dc
feathers, J Maghee and Co.
BY KATE AUBREY A bbls eggs. 50 doz chick
ems, Thurston and Harvey; Ala sacks corn, Grit
fifth and Corbet.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-03-20

WHOLESALE NATURALIzATIoN.-Mr. DAY.
ion remarked in his late speech in Congress,
that if FIVE admit Texas, "the whole nation Of
Texas is naturalized in day; every Texian
citizen becomes at once d citizen of the u
nited States. A man German, Irish, or of
any other European national lands at Gal
weston; he goes % bed a citizen of Texas,
he sloughs off all his foreign allegiance, and
every other alien quality in one night, and
rises the next morning clothed with all the
attributes of an American citizenl His bro
Their, who lands at New York, has to wait five
years before he can possess the same privi-
leges. Could such a result have ever been
contemplated by the trainers of the Consti-
tuition?
The population Of Texas is made up, ac-
cording to MIR. Kennedy, of classes of vari-
Gus c%olors, habits, and capabilities; we are
TO admit them all, piebald, ignorant, and in
capable however they may be. The free
people are all TO be represented, and three
fifths of the slaves; the whole mass come in
upon an equal footing with the free white
citizens of the United States"
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-03-20
The WASHINGTON Globe administers the

The Washington Globe administers the
following merited rebuke to Mr.. Tyler, for
his indecent haste, in forestalling Mr.. Polk
in the Texas affair:
MR.. TYLER'S HASTE.--We under
stand that Mr.. Tyler mounted one of his re-
lations as an express, to hasten to commune
cate to Texas that he, as President of the
United States, had made his election as TO
the alternatives contained in the last act oil
Congress, looking to the admission of Texas
into the Union; and that he had chosen that
alternative which it is known could not have
commanded a majority in the Senate, and had
rejecthat which commanded the majority in
the House up from twenty-five TO fiity-six.-
MIR. Tyler knows well that Congress did not
intend 10 intrust the discretionary power in
his hands. He knows well that, if he had
appointed the commissioners necessary I'M
der one of the alternatives of the act, they
would not have been confirmed to carry out
his instructions.--He has, therefore seized
upon that portion ofthe legislative enactment
which, if acceded to by Texas, may involve
future difficulties in our w Congress, maj
the concord now existing among the friends
of the measure, which Can alone insure lis
happy consumation. He has taken the al
tentative, meant by the law to be conferred
on the American President whose duty it
will be 70 effect the measure. from him, and
given il to the Texan executive.
But, apart from all considerations of public
policy, what will the country think Of the
propriety and decorum of this attempt to for
stall the action of the chief magistrate chos-
en- by N, people with an especial eye TO this
question, end 10 whom alone it is notorious
the discretion confded in the act ofCongress
was intended to apply? 1t is clear rhat, as
Mr.. Tyler began bis Presidential career in
virtue of an accident, that he means to take
the benefto of the whole chapter of accidents.
to blend himself with results having their ori
gin in the counsels Of Generals jackson and
Houston, and which his in~auspicious man.
agement has so far marred in their progress
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-03-20

Sugar, MoIasses, Coffee, sc.
|O0 Hhds N o.. SUGAR,
So Bills Molasses,
so Sacks Coffee.
80 Boxes Tin Plate,
90 do Soap.
Justreceived and for sale cheap by
January % BEMENT g. VIELE
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-03-20

TIcklHSSs
Amoskeag B A and A c A, Me-
thuen, York, Hamilton. Green
field, Chester and Hudson Tick
ings.
Cloths.
Broad Cloths of all qualities, Cassl-
meres, Satinets, kentucky Jeans,
and an extensive assortment OF
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-03-20
NOTICE TO THE LADIEsn

n7ef%HE undersigned has just received direct
"a from the extensive gardens of VIM. PRINCE
and Sons, of Flushing, Long Island. a large col
lection of Towering Shrubs and Vines of The
rarest and most beautiful varieties-altogether
surprising any thing of the kind ever offered in
this masket-which he will sell at the invoice
price without any charge for transportation
The ladies of Evansville and all lovers of the
ornamental, will do well to call Immediately as
the demand for these unTivalled shrubs d plants
is unprecedented. EDWARD MOONEY.
Evansville, March 18th, If.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-03-20
Nos. ~ & 46, Main Street, LOUSY

A RE 10Y receiving their Spring supplies of GROCERIES,; which they will comI
fA cash or country produce. As their stock is heavier and comprises a much larger
establishment west of the Mountains, they can offer superior advantages 10 the c.
the way, Of
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-03-20

DISTRESS IN NAUvoo.-The editor of the
Warsaw Signal has been informed by a gen
tleman, who recently visited Nauvoo, that
the great mass of the population of the city
is in a state bordering on starvation. There
is no business going ON, and he means of OBJ
tanning subsistence, only by charitable dona-
ions from the richer classes. Subscriptions
are passing through the city for the relief oil
the poor, and every day baskets are carried
around, 10 collect provisions for the starving
Thefls from the Ri gdoniles are numerous as
ever, Notwithstanding the four hundred po-
lice. Indeed, this police is a projection 10
thieves, or rather is made up Of thieves, in
great part, who, when out at night, osiensibly
for the protection of property, can the more
successfully purloin and hide it.
1t is astonishing how The poor s~piritless
dupes of Nauvoo can bear, in patience their
sufferings. Many of them have been Sc
duced from comfortable homes, by the rep
reservations made by the elders abroad, oil
the glorious state of things at Nauvoo, and
the brilliant prospects of lis inhabitants. TG
them it was exhibited as an Eden Land anc
provisions cheap, money plenty and wages
high. They have left their all behind many
having made heavy sacrifices to come 10 the
promised land, which they find, in sad reali
(ty, TO be but the abode of misery. Should
these poor dupes have their eyes opened BY
their sufferings, what would be the fate o
these sillainous leaders, who have deceived
them by the most brilliant representations
which they knew, at the time, to be false.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-03-20

An old negro servant of General Wa sh-
ington, Samuel Anderson, a native ofAfrica
died near Mt. Vernon, On the 20thul!r aged
one hundred years.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-03-20

Notice.
~OTICE is hereby given that ! will ex-
kN pose to sale at public auction on thurs
day the third of April next at the late residence
of Robert Stubs, deceased. all the personal
property of the said deceased, consisting of two
yoke of Oxen, one Horse. one Wagon. aud one
ox-Cart, farming utensils, household furniture
&C..
A credit of nine months will be given on all
over three dollars, the purchaser giving
his note with approved security.
MARY STUBBS-
March Is, Asst. Administering
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-03-20
NOTICE.

n WISH to Lease for a term Of years. one
IL third OF Lot No. lib, Zone hundred and
thirleenl original plan, in the Town of Evans
vile. Apply to ELLEN J. ANTHONY
March 6-3t. Henderson, KY.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-03-20
Pr CONANT N ". CONANT Al NAM
Smhnd, Ky Wk Louisville Ky Boston, Mass.
ID. =. CONANY s. BROTHERS,
Corner of Main and BuWHt Streets, Louisville,

A R mwr Mgah large well assorted g akd off BOOTS SHOES and BRoGNS which ill be Gd to weekly throughout
Ahe@ season. selected hrB Boston partners well pg@edmhs nn1md msd s W@. a@ wM% hey invite the nn d
hMcMmMp aud country nHmng generally mh eadmWsMp possess mhen amhungm s they nePePmd0 @H their
"9 % m %%M@S% %mmsn 6M%% %%S m 3% %%%%% %%M @@a hMea cash mw with fidelity mddapmh The highest market
FMrwmm MT @nm and eMI@m@~ 6Hdsm hm hmmM rgmmymdM leather store AT BOSTON, Corner
be@mmdWm March @
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-03-20

MEDICAL NOTICE.
Ear. G.. B. WALKER has associated with
him, his brother, DIR. JNO. 7. WALKER.
in the PRACTICE OF MEDICINE AND SUR
gerry.
BY this arrangement, they will be enabled TO
attend with promptness, to all cases, entrusted
to their care.
6TTheir Office is on Main street, near the
pubIic square. March 10, AS 3mo. i.
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FALL ARRIVALS.
Ladie,' and Gentlcmen'- BOOTS, SHOES, sc,

FALL ARRIVALS.
Ladies' and Gentlcmen'- Bopts, SHOES, &c,
at REFILL
ID. HOOVER has received, per Phla
81. delpha and elsewhere his faI soet which Re euumeI
to h friends and the public generally being
this market In adon u his stoct, he
eeSe extensive additions from all the eeebted
OF the county and pur,LAse hi.
esab hmrni siok worthy their and point
ysIiey and eheapness Ill b. unrivaled. On lsad
Ladies MeCurd Mcintosh Ryons Morocco Buins and Ties
Do do do do Kid slippers and Ties
Do. fnshio' ale Morocco slippers and Ties. st7Se
DO. Lasting GaierS CATERS Buskns and Ties
DO. fancy Caters Caters aEd Buskns
DO. white Md. ani wh's and a SATIN Slippers
DO. broiEe Slippers les aud Buskihs
Gstt'' Fashionable Bco', Miles and others
bo. do. In tAtion Channel Boots. az -
DO. Channel shocs. Mics Shoes and inferior quality
Misses Nortcco Bukn aud T-s als, Leather do and
bronLe, ard fancy Shoes Of ali descriptions
Cbiidren's shoes IN great variety
Servants BUgues PeEgd AMI two Brcglrs Boots Bu.kn.
strapd shoes aul indeed every kiBd OF shoe
Umbrella. cheap
To be bfisf know Of have not
hand and DESTROYS Of Retail
fail Offer great Inducements either uaeiuaI
J n.
- ~ ~ MAN It.
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BALTIMORE Locx aosp,r,,

ri ,4. ssss, 5ss sas.. .ss:.:s:s
WHERE may be obtained the me- e-
rr"-dy fo' Gesessh-. G'ses. ssresar.. s....l ~
,a. ~ 70 me a' .ass'o"' of tAs kh.sy> ssy 60.
CURE WARRANTED. OR NO cBARoE MAnr
in FROM ONE To TWO DAYS
Ahendd"ee rom IN The nornfsT iii 10 of .i~ks
DR. JOHNSTON, 81
Of s s Icy. coars sur,s. Ls.-s, - ..
sgs. tn. Uait- s.,s. m, ~ 'oa sas o. Ne NJ CO.
!" 'As human ffaHs but more especially an Gee OF
crKTaN prslAsr -0--0 va
when the misguided nspsud-na s.s.rv -
inn'bed the seeds Of painful dt.-a,- loo CO. -
an ,,a .. % shan. ss-sss. s sss a. -.
applying u Aoss Who. from education "a. r,.r-..,sas
once esinend Aim esayins Tin IN. eon.,uio..I sy,,, -,
Diseased pains in M. h..s - osesa
nFHt oesress nocr- the ara IN.
the p.,ss o. ne @oss ;, K. % ~, va. ss. v
and The victim Of 'his s~nui ec..- s.esne, 49, -.
sefdrs hs to % I'D pa, Prod % a.. s..ef.l ~ ~
hs.io e. Or 1ohS-r ~ r'-sss, ,r---r,,s.
pra-os Eoro,. m. -- NIB 7s' "a. a..A.-
.s.. -'' speedy ca " 're --.l..a9 -il,.s scrs a.
h ga melancholy faes ss.-is.s ss5sEFs,.
Of ,ha, deadly poison nsrruty ra.a .u-'ia ,sIss
,s ,,sa, ." s,n 'asrI 70 an unumS s.s = 90. -
FATAL MALADY. Hi1ssEl
20 TAKE No1IcE-Tho-- persons WHO nav, ,...-..-.
Whist. my that. N. sop- q I'd.
CARING OF his spaehes non an - - -
fna h.
nature AMI nduxinr Q e<rpst, a p,h - 80 %
fore contemplating -
MARRIAGE q fca sss1g sdi
SheaE rsheei s.und mind n, -. - -l-.
isaoiss 70 promote eonnubiaI happiness. InS~ss -
the iou through ~r,,v 1891 ihsss,
h"sfs Dark to ne nied Ssoass s pss's.e
par and hed with ID. mearehoy ,.aeeon ,h,t ss 60
another becomes bieht-d own S-pS~s>s OF
CONSIiTrTIOyAI Drptt
Or :. adersa,si young nrn and all ha,. .nrs 49,.
1900. rpc - VI ne GENITAL
to,. Of v,,.,. ,o.r.. a, -
who rive 80 - =, "' "vqueory paid By In,
-. - -, % Their passions. Youus .~r-..
=, -. '1eessss rom noticing Ut D. s,,.a
tn. a,po-,,. ~ impofsoey uf<-
YET IN. .hn 49, and IRON o<her r.u.,.
- -p h' inter "a The mos fr-qa-nt eau., or n -
Y, re Ssneet VIII pretend th,r In -.
-, 80 - r. - o'' sooner By those who ,raet.- IN.
- - man % me pfAieni Besces BY prr..r,. -
,~e weakened sy ,o "a ana The phy-'s.
of the md a. seaf exe'Sns<ba
resp OF source. N a.. en.n inhaled. with
,lox on.n 90 - - - Ass 10 iAelr ards,
oey nin.s. rspaou o Tic A.s ta sa.ns ef,ss r.a.
OF Tie nvoas syshi cough and .ymy,oas ir,ss,n-
aycrie.ous :iou-A .gunr n-,, caused ~ isdasing
boSy f. - = '~-'''" 70 'o'A n'ina ans
INVOLUNTARY SEMINAL Eurs,,,xs
U a a.ssssins disease which eomu.os ,..ns /,,
reasoEs b given The con,i,,, of my
ersin- ny TOO nasty 6reaaige of ,sn IN
nonAie dreams = - SS---- '' - reS
lions feebe imperfect ssd 500, Or, .e NE rrc<-
uoss tic sseA5Tsx -, Ersss
frsgeH "s!sn brought seivior, ar,. e.eeA -
toe part In d-porab,. e..r hs ~ merely s.<S
blnai.d and .-ustiv,. eieeuon- aAd " this
fees Of pollution N ,,,o. Ne etsansthe dlrsfAl
ahd heht rale ezlaeaa'ed aud The unLany
Iansud Loos up-r. az - IN The head and bseh,
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E 0LIAN,
OK, ORGAN PIANO YORTp

80, enssrsnse hs'-s been A2poisssd By .-r. N,,,.
Is- view YORK see Agent for IN. A. ~, H.
ns~y Invented EoLIAS PIANO roRTEs ks-p. eon.,.,, a
tse supply Of ther- instrum~np 'P 'o'
u ms truly wonderful Improvement wht.h
,..,. - h's county and England has oeen over >,
~ IN ne numerous editorial rsmark. when
Ds combination OF the organ ne Pa, n ro,,. . 4.
'ohx sought Tor Tbs Inventor. NJ. ~ CtL-.,, 49,.
soeees-iy communicated this conbinacn sFo-a,n. % s
s he iaely "f proaeiAs the sab-r or bs., I'M m
ns AZ W It's epp cation degree upair. IN, ,o,, -,
% Constructions Of tho Pano Porte IN. .mnev M -,
~sffanfs The ass~rtou tho: :, main p-rse n, -
Porte. "'N- '' tu'hhs the Fiano
me "'.n can he attached any no.rn mad. Piano r ,
an eTpsns- VI from 500 NJ IN ~. .a.h
IN aahiuon 10 the erpensss Of transportauoo. ~''~
p,..s pfeafrd to receive osders oiap
'Aso ros7es ~ 10 have the former "
Hso e"neahiy receiving Plain g>sasa Piano FORE. &c.,
w aoo's superior mahers which o. r.tue,oo 60,
e' prices and upon good had -e,x -. -
70 Be- 1t least equal superior % any
- o., S'> p n TAYLOR
- - Music
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ENCOURAGE THE MANUFACTITRF OF Yoi,,
OWN STATE ION

manufacturing Company have on h.ui M th.i,
,,, - III hear the Depot Of the Railroad 80
A., & saperhne line and eusr foidsd .pd
p@Pe ru'ed sud pan medium printing ,nx,l,, -
70 1s OF various siEs At the wholessl. pee,-
p-c ~, PUBIC ATTENTION. assured quahty ana
~ - 'iEe viii lear Comparison with N. n,oo.~..
snv Factory They ereeu,s o-d-r, 70,
y uon OF psper that market or their eu.,,,.r, =.
,egue Merchants and dealers are ecuest,a \, :,
Nil ard famine themselves. - ~. WI
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W fNofINIA'-dtH CIrcuN superior court Of law
and Chane for sareo cosnsy Csvitol in The
cry OF kiehnond ON i3ih day Of June. 1852:
william Duks. Thomas Lane Duk, an infant ~ho
ss<ssyths nd Winan ipaks, her merit ffi~td PM.
Against O.. T".-I ! '..r..
Thona. Het- aud Mag e. R.bs,i Hin B.,or WAN,
and Temple wsser E.eeu Of John aee.a.-a and Wi
liam chapbsr'syn.. mo.
1h.esn- "a which The been ,aL.s f,r eaalead a. to
me d-fsndAf Hicks Mary on mi. dsy
hend &c ur b Ahswe of the other d~ssdass
eaons ter-'o argued BY CounI On con
sdeston wtsr or the Tho
MIC AMI NJ his VILE do render
toa Of the aid Mary int with an, I'D
son,s Hes and II ihsr sanniirauon a,nn.r
nass on The estate 81 Their kehaId befor.
Of The Conmisoaers this court and that tLs d.fna,n
Robert Nm Baylor WALKER and Tsmpls Walker
count OF TIE Administration OF their The
late Of bs aid Richard of ih. own
adm nisfstion Of the Of I fore the
nms Commissioner who directed sar ami .suI.
me saa ssvsrii and viii,
any mater specially si deemed psI;insn By os which
nay u required BY the paitlss 10 BE- y Stated.
1917 eopyr-Tsre. ROBINSON Cn
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WoRrHAM, MeGRuDER q co. Off, f.,


- boIss Loaf ~
IS hid p and - cssI noa. q. p.,, MIN.
sfo sax. kio, i-azura- AMI ss-i Jsys Cuu..
Tsh-GnrPo~dsf iaps'Ia sod b!.ch
* hhds paas wss-rn Bacon
ZOO bsis no 4 NC Hstrinr.
10 d. Nc. . fsmIy roe q,
$50 do family Flour
100 boIss axio and i0sI4 GL,.s
60 do Soap
100 do wosdrunr, and IIuur. a. ,.,,c..,-
Is do Sperm and patent st.rn DO
1000 legs Dsp sporting and bla.ii AZ p,~s~,
200 s~-s kooj and Gced damaged sos- I<ath.t
tons shot
Is boSrs tin Plate
5000 lbs spehsr
500 sacks Salt
sao Inc bess English sho- Thread
iso Nova Scotia Grim Stone.
900 AsssNais sssrt-d han siy a Sody
easss Coppens
sperm and whal, on
eeroou Isdigo
10 bags Ginxer
10 do Pepper
rimento Mace Sutm-rs and clo,rs
Pure CIDER vio@rsr
100 bush~i. Clover Med
Herd Gas and Tiurahy
Bed Cords. Couoa Vans. Cotton Line.
Lime and Ground Plaster
ihoN-A Large AMI general a--o,inent ef iron. Rsri.b
County and Tired. gar. Of all si1es
Psough Plates and Sheet Iron
hNtsS-simmons Barn. make -
sTEEL-sprinE. English DH.er.d
AnisrieaH do Cas- ste.i
Nail Rods. I'D 70. rs
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Coz. IsIosKR's OrpIeK. D
Riehn,onJ. nh Aug lsS5.
The parties co.esfnsj hereby
IN the cry of Richmond, the
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