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TROUBLE WITH MEXICO.

The Washington Union, Of Saturday, referring to the
reports already published concerning the movements Of
Paroles against the government says We Understand
that these statements substantially confirmed by the
official accounts, and then adds:
Rumor has gone forth In the streets Of Washington TO-
day, which these do confirm that Mexico
has declared against the United States. War may
ensue, but has been declared are ad
vsed. Mexico may be mad enough resort to this e1rrc
NIFTY reject al demands for justice Us they will
probably be urged by Mt. Sldel The result Of such a
course on her part may compel US TO dec-
svo measures for obtaining justice. "
received Washington Mexico that are
going between the Mexican aud French governments
for placing constitutional king upon the Of Mexico
and remarks;
We will undertake say there no truth in this
which s not altogether but certain is that
advised Of there being any foundation for II IN
the fica dispatches. Mexico Is apparently in state Of
transition and becomes the United States keep watch
and ward her revolutions well as the maintenance
Of rRhs"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-20
R,chmoad and Ohio Rail Road Blu.

The House OF Delegates had late sitting yes
terday, and an animated debate on several Por-
tons of this bill. Mr.. Lyons had busy time OF
il in warding Off amendments offered by Messrs.
Bocock and Donson Eventually, a provision
was offered by Mr.. Bocock, and accepted, restrict
ing the Company to an outlay OF 100000 IN
purchasing lands, and in establishing manutacto-
tories.
Mr. Baldwin made an Intellectual motion to re-
commit the bill, with view to afford the North
side of James River an opportunity of competition
for the route.
Finally, at 4 o'clock, the bill was ordered to its
engrossment.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-20

political sntPs,hy t~hieh by the bye would be healed by
me Intercourse con equsnt such sine Of improvement
to the people OF this city! Sir cir! is idle dream-it
10 the mere shadow OF phanas used only excite hoe
uiy prejudice and apprehension against this improvement
IN order 10 benefit favored plan OF those who
III out altogether unhtfSr nursery tale 10 impose upon
children. IL carries with for rejecting
mind than the story Of aud has
'han the tales OF Munchsusen Butfit has become ne
cessay that should In primary assemblies In the
selection Of plan for public Improvements, guard
sgainst the Wild thoughes- reckless aud destructive les
aton OF represe and be driven from the
choice of the eligible aud desirable route. from
predecessor that will be the object Of the State break
up what has itself built up only from political anpathy
TO particular and comparatively small portion OF It's
lation, why then, say il 10 time to have done with all
Improvements and time the further expenditure Of
money. labor and breath upon the subject.
But a. Others apparently attach importance the
suggestion than do let for tho cake Of the argument
admit the apprehension to be we'll iounded-et even
60 us Tar to suppose the right Of already granted to
the Baltimore and Ohio company ascend the Valley OF
Va, and tap our road at Snunon-then the Baltimore
company would, in my Judgment exhibit very little sageci
to avail themselves OF the pFivcse because, will
undertake TO show. they would have
expectation OF diserting the trade from Richmond, and
would not therefore be justified in the
OF constructing their road with little chance OF success;
hfs because when the producer farmer reaches Saun
tOn he is much Richmond than Baltmorc-be-
ing within l2o miles Of the former and 22O
latter Secondly, because he will have no ndueement to
encounter the OF his produce from the
tram OF the company the freight Of the other
which would be attended with additional expense and de-
lay; lastly, because Richmond furnishes better
ket than Baltimore Suange this may appear, il
eriheless true; and confess unprepa
ed FOR . result when undertook examination into
the subject But If any gent. will put himself
trouble OF making comparison OF The table Il prices
rent IN the cie-, OF the das, different periods
OF the year. he will hud II So
have taken for illustration the last report could find
Of dates experimenting each oiher-he taken from
the Baltimore American Of the 10th. and the other from
the Richmond Wing of the llh, here being report in
the Richmond papers on the lOh and none frot b. lii
of the Ilth that could lay my hands but IL 10
not To be presumed that there any difference Of prices
occssioned by the difference OF time and here the
ali,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-20
To Correspondents.

We are still overwhelmed with comrnuniea-
tons, and find it utterly impossible to make room
for many Of them. We could not do 50 II our
limits were three times great as they are at
present. Our only remedy hereafter, will be to
exclude any article beyond column in length.
Brevity, therefore, is indispensable TO success
To our friend a. we state that his first COM
munication was received, and was omitted at his
own suggestion, the pressure upon us adding u
reason. He shall have place as soon as 1t is
possible to afford the space.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-20
Ne,, Combinations in Washington.

Wen COMMUNICATIONS N WdsHHgTUH'
The correspondent of the Baltimore American
confirms reports received in this city, as to the
disaffection of Mr.. Allen of Ohio, and other
Western members with the moderate tone OF the
Organ on the subject Of Oregon. He says:
1.-The u. S. Journal lMadisonian newspaper 1t is
said has been sold by the present propeors, and bought
under the auspices of certain aspiring gentlemen represent
ing the West Mr. Allen, OF the Senate, reported To be
OF these"
land Mr.. Hannegan is said to be another
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-20

Pennsylvania Is preparing 10 pay the interest
due on her State Debt in February. One million
eight hundred thousand dollars ha.e been nppr,-
priated for the purpose.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-20
RICHMOND DAILY WING.
TO THE PUBLIC.
TUESDAY MORNING. JANUARY 80, ists.

The undersigned. proPrietors of the Wing are
gratified In being able to announce that RICH
ARD II. ToLER, Esq. will take charge OF the
Editorial Department of the Wing, about the
middle OF March next. Mr.. ToLER is already so
well known to the public, in the capacity of an
Editor, that il is unnecessary to say word.
Arrangements will be made to keep pace with
the growing business of the paper, and to render
il in all respects, worthy Of the confidence oil the
Wing party, and Of the public.
THOS. NJ. BONDURANT,
ROBERT ii. GALLAHER,
WYATT NJ. ELLIOTT.
OF The firm will be known under the name
and style of GALLABKR, ELLIOTT d Co.
Jan. 20, 1876.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-20

CHARLEs CARTER Las, T. @, Of the House Of Dele
gates, to deliver Lecture, tonight before the Richard
Henry Lee Debating Society Of this city. See notice in
another column.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-20
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.

The following members compose the committee appoinL
ed to superinend the funeral Of the deceased:
Messrs. DRooNgOoLE, DUNLAP Mckay, ABBorr UUS.
GERToRD, VANCE, and THJs. b. Kive.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-20
MARRIED.

On the 9Th inst, by the Rev. Mr. OBukley Miss ASSr
j. daughter Of Doctor Ro. Henderson, to Mr. W. a. PR
KISS, alI Of Cumberland Co.
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a FEMALE BOAKDING AND DAY SCHOOL
EANHE SEMINARY for the tuition of ynun,

VIE SEMlNAK1 for the tuition OF young
II Ladies' the Clay streets under the d.
reeon Of Miss p. r. HUGHES, and her L. L. MoNTA
CUE the lst Of January The branches which
constitute sound English Eiucaon
and Latin Languages and Music the Piano
school Miss L. L. NJ herself
quirements and skill in conveying whrn aseeT
tanned eventually procure her respectable patronage, from
eeTning public Hss HUGHE formerly taught Literary
this city for years and deems unmportan yet
can be made The School will be limited thirty pupils
eight buarte viii be received Strict
moral and polite department. also they acquire
TEkhS-Board, English Tuition Lodging Washing,
Lights s2lO for session Of month";: English the
branches $40; small girls s25 Stationery Fuel 60
Of the Piano S.-Paymsnts made quarterly.
References:
DIR. Talaferro. Dr. w. wa, Jones' Rev. Chas Mann
Charles Curtis Eq w. A. Robins. Rsq Thruston War
ner T. Taiiferro, Esq, Capt 4. -abh Gloucester.
The Rev. Nr A. BroadduF Todd Cot AeIanIer
fice King n Queen
Sir John Dangerheid. Mathews.
MT Thomas Faubieroy, MiddleseI.
Chapman Johnson TsI, AndeW Stevenson Esq Richmond
Richmlnd,
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Nc. sod Msdsms Cfersr. will open their Dans.ng
School the Odd Fellows Hall this Evening, whore they
viii teach I'll the fsshionsbls dances of the dsy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-20
Sale conducted b
TRUNK LOST.

/ DELIVERED MY TRUNK to a Wagner
named ARNOLD about the fret OF July last, Charleston
kanawha and paid him for hiung burE and
him 10 leave Wells Taveml heard
waEone since understand that Arnold generally
tween Ptsyvana and LynehburE Any respecting
the trunk thankfully
Smith, Allegheny county Mesirs. MCorke Daniels
burg WIN RTTCHI..
20 Lynehburs virEran viii Henry
Smith, Allegheny County. a2O-lts
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NEGRO HIRING u GENERAL AGENCY.
IENHE snbscribers land particularlY the elder of

'NHE subscribers (and particularly the elder Of
nrn nave been Tor number Of and engaged
IN The business Of General Agents Richmond the
Of ehim7 Of every description receiving subscriptions to
pHodiea and papers renting aud
ing real property IN town country negroes collecting
tbe hires and dsponE ~ them public private sale
ibey superinend through the all
and IN cases ofsekne special attention being prompt
furnished with neees-a and proper medical aid They also
purehase slaves commission desire their
vices IN That way For their ability and inclination perform with
bdey and dspaeh whatever business entrusted than
they refer to the citizens NJ Richmond generally
the following gentlemen. W.
GEM Nm Lambert Mayor Peyton, WIN rd-pn James
Heath Auditor. Geo w Munfod WIN A. Thomas X tehe Go
wardin Davis Pleasans d Garaber, William sands Nicholas
hh Johu Rutherford Andrew stevenson Patton Fleming
James Webb Bacon Baskerville Sterling Cump Arehd Piea
ynts Williams HaEaH James Casks John obson John l.
Tate. Dunlop hOncure Co. Geo Booker Pry 1bos
4 Chas Ellis
VI Office Main Street Bggers Lottery once
Weie one OF both Of ne always be found
hours PHILIP A ram a sog
Nb-Appieants ffom the eoanty negroes in town
would consult their Interest by giving information on or before
the 25h Of December and by sending the or
fore that day, OF a. soon AZ practicable thereafter
no p P.M.TABB SON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-20
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

SATURDAY Jany 18th, lS46
Mr.. HARvrE moved that the House reeede from their dis
agreement, with the Senate regard the election Of Pub
lie Officers.
Mr.. McPRERsoS also hoped the House would reccde.
Mr.. UARvIE oppressed his ignorance oi the motives which
operated upon Senate wish postpone the election
long proposed by that body. He hoped much
earlier day would be decided than the Senate had ind
Gated.
MIR McPHEKsoS moved that The election OF all the officers
such asAudiIos Register Treasurer Librarian, &c, be
made the order Of the day Tor Tuesday the 9th instant
AGREED
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YANKEE HILL

az See the Advertisement d this usrivsllsd deinsslOr
dYsakss ChasctsF.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-20

Virginia, II the facilities afford, of bringing them 10
hght and conveying Them 10 MARKET which would
be created by proper system of Improvement
A better spirit pefssdos the public mind At thi, time
than sny former occasion: seize upon IN, ptp
tous moment; strike while the ho,-le each one OF
do duty, whole duty the State disearding
all sectional aud individual Interests aud the result
be doobuu for there not ssgaciy and energy enough
In ih. state this work. second mpor.
lance to that he's been projected in this county, as
solcmny believe, let Obtain charter, and do
tat. To pronounce IL my belief that locking IL only
matter OF profitable investment every dollar Of the money
could be raised In lew weeks among the capitalists Of the
NORTH who understand their interests well let
such opportunity slip through their fingers, presented
To them But shall he said that the proud people OF
virginia, are unwilling to embark mesas To build
up our own prosperity and sinking fortunes and that
humby assistance from sister states. when the
subject entirely within the limits Of resout-
Gee "Tell IL not in Gath; publish the streets Of
Askalon!'
n1- HAS Tue GREAT AUTHOR OF NATURE provided US
with Remedy 70, Con umption-and
Ia which feaury Has AZ
to md relief nom that fatal other
No. not The best-Natufes Remedy-is
hand. The Wild Cherry aud the
by chemical from Cherry relieves eli
of Consumption and eneetusy
er'-ed far to be beyond eutesubdues
OF Asthma OF 20 aud 40
after other rshedes a-and Kind
thu Lungs and Liver which
d.smed neurable, has excited
to the Of
limitations and eounterteits
For ,aieb GAYNoR. wooD CO.
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OF We cannot publish nominations of candi.
didates upon anonymous authority.
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NIRGINlA "A RuIes held in the Clelk,s OF

" y T|TTT n TT-
hee Of the superior Cour Of Chan,sy the Richmond Cir
cni', the Cth day ~ January.
Robert w Pendleton Addison Rely and Phfp y Psr-i.op
merchants and partners trading under style Of Pende
iop key y Company PHE.
agninu
Michael Glen, O. W. G. HiusJ I'M Hunt James brown and
William Hunt late merchants and trading tie fn
and style Of Cen Harris, Hunt Company Glenn
and partners trading under the firm and style Of Ce Bysr'
A. Company, and smother. De0s
The defendants having entered
ard given according 10 the Act ~
Of this Court and appearing BY satisfactory evidence they
inhabitants o. this Commonwealth ordered That
sh defendants do appeara hon FOR the Cour
on tho first nday April Of plain
u and that NJ this orief
newspaper published the city Of Richmond
posted the Capitol in the aid city
hn-w9~ row RoBERTs D. g.
" IRGlNlA-At Rules held IN the Clerks OF.
Zee n The Superior Couu Chancsy Richmond CO
cut, the sth day ~ January, Isf6;
Branch HUI, . Patterson and wis late merchants
and trading under The 6tn Of Hurt wis.,
PHh
Mchasi Norman and r. Courtney late merchants and part
nsrs under the hnn Of Norman Courtney and smother,
Dens
snd security seeorng Act ofAseb rules Of
ths and appearing by asetoy evidence thatthey
inhabitants Of this Commonwealth ordered That the aid
defendants appear Rules bodn the Court
TIE snd that Of this order BE- fof
published the cy Of for vo mon he
sccesvey posted The Capol IN The aid
city a Copy-Tesis:
ls1t-wow PowHATAN RoBgRTs. u. O.
ARD FOR LAHPs-Just received lo Of low priced lard
- suitable 70, turang 10 Lamps
an GRAPE
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REPORTS or COMMITTEES.

Mr. EnNuND', from Committee of Finance reported ad
yersey the petition OF Philip ROdgerso Allegheny county,
10 have d money refunded which wac ctfoneousy
aud unJusiy paid toto the Treasury.
Mr. DINlEf, from Committee u Elections, reported do.
cumens The Contested Election u Frederick county
Mr.. Boo.,b, from Committee Tor Courts Of Justice re-
ported b concerning the securities e Jeruan Baker.
AlsO. bill changing the time Of holding the Quarterly
COuris oi the county Of Carroll
Mr. FUysrfy from Joint Committee, reported on con-
diuon Of Public Library
Mr. Boz reported adversely to petition orr D. Sank.
uy. Tor printing Revised Code.
Also. adversely amending the laws IN relation bail
n civil cases.
AlsJ. reported adversely giving concurrent ursdc.
ton IN The circuit superior with the county Il
ctyIe
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PETITIONS PRESENTED.

BY Mr. lIIytR-Pettion from Pendleton county, Tor a
Railroad from Ohio River Loui,s Railroad terminus.
by Mr.. POwELL-Prtton of h. Diamond asking that
money errOneousy paid by him be refunded.
by Mr. STANDARDIZATION from Mathews county for
establishment Of Eclectic Medical Institution Rich
mond city.
by Mr. Naturalization u Sam'l. Tcake, Of the ooun.
Of Augusta, of reimbursement Of expenses incurred IN
pursuing snd approhendinp fugitive from justice.
by Mr. ToLfR-Peiiuon from LynchbufR, praying that
N tho event Of aid being gwen BY Legislature 70 The
janice River Company, said Company shall be toqufed to
complete the between the basin and tide
ter.
BY Mr. NEn-Petiuon from Wood county, for Rsil-
road from the PoiOmsc 10 The Ohio.
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HIRGINIA-At Kules hold

n ARD FOR LAnPs-Jus, received lot Of low priced Lard
- suitable 70, burang 10 Lamps.
an GRAPE
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IRISH LINENS
y CASES Irish Linens, on consignment direct
- from the manufacturers. For ale ~
b rs KENT. KENDALL n ATWATRR.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-11-28

Tile Di0ereace.-As one point Has
lraive Of The progress in the Anthracite
Coal trade made and making yearIy,wf
may mentionrhalone individual con err
alone, engaged in mining and shipping
from the Lehigh region, furnishes thu
market this year with greater number
Of tons than the entire production from
all the different regions in 1889.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-11-28
GROCERTE H4RDUARE IN
CROCRERP HARE.
SLOAN s. THOMPSON
HAVE JUST RECEIVED AN ADDITIONAL
SUPPLY OF

- @ANS - ~ ~ ~ - - - ~ - -
HAVE JUST RECEIVED AN ADDITIONAL
SUPPLY OF
Cloths from 5GI cents to S.
Saitiuctts from 37I to S7B cents
Cassimeles from 81 cents to 1925
Cassmcrcs Satins g. Silks
Velvet ycslings from rs cents to So
Cashimeres delans "a iIagan sauirsrrom % to6'
4 splendid asortmentof prints from to Is cents
plaids q lynscys Of several kinds
Bleachcd i unbIeachcd muslins from 81 to cts
Gentsmans Il ladies' crdvats gloves &c, DC
In short full assortment ofdry goods
ALSO,
A splendid assortment of Queenswarc& Hardware
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Mems course brogan shoes 81 cents
Mems calf shoes good ,25
Mems coarse boots 5 G2j
Mems fine boots from 50 Get S2,s7l
Groceries of thc best quality
Holasses fom Sc to 60 cents per gallon
Sugar Coffee and so forth.
They respectfully invite the attention Of the pub
lie TO an examination of the goods.
Espeytown, Noyembcr %
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NEW GOODS

which We're deposited at
h. h RUPETJ'S NEH S5DRE,
on Mam-strect lhey ave nov selling at such a
Iapid rate in consequences OF thcr low prices,
that fears are entertained that one ha the people
viii not get their winters supply out Of this cheap
stock. An those, then, who want good cheap goods
should call Immediately and supply themselves
with Broadcoths, Suttineits, Cas.m eres, Over
coat cloth, vestngs or of any description OF cloth
1r Mems wear-Prnts Of any description and
price, Pamottoes, Cashmeres, Mousdolaincs, Eng
iish and French Mernocs, Apacca5 and satns-
.Tokery, Cashmeres or Blanket Shawls, Pocket
Han lketchicfs, Jackonet and Swiss Edging md
Insertion, Gloves; Stockings, in fact any thug else
that may be wanted, You cannot ask amlss'
GROCERTE H4RDWARE HND
CROCKERP HARE.
And you may also have your pick out of an eyten-
,ve assortment of IN mn RURBER SEEOE :
and HATS and CAPS.
Call soon or you will will be to late to buy the
cheapest and besl goods in town.
NJy, %
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'IARRisBUgG, Nov Is, 1916

iAhNlNbN hAHi AN''' ~ 49,"
The Comm and,l ln chiel announces
to the Volunteer Soldiers Of Proo'y w.
MA that a requisitlon has been made by
the President of the Uoled S aDes, bear
ing date the l6 h day of November IN
slant, (or One lpfantry Regiment of
Volunteers of this State, to consist Of 10
companies, and TO serve to the erd Of
the War with Mexico, unless sooner
discharged, on The conditions stalled IN
the reqnsiliou, a copy ofwhIch is here"
to annexed. Pttsburg is designed as
the place OF rendl zyous
The Commander in Chief, with great
couf lence, expects that those compa
MES which psJriolicsly rendered then
services upon the request OF The PrSSI'
dent oHrhe I9lh olMay lasl, will promp
Iy comply with The preseni rtqusii'on'
1t will be perceived chat the pre'en
requisilion is susceptible ola different
construction from TIE former one, as to
The term of service. Ii will therefore,
be distinctly uoders ood, that all oilers
orseryice now made will be in refer.
ence 10 The terms OF the last rfqusiIi1n.
As The services Of al those who have
already volunteered will hot be required
TO fill The call now made, The annexed
rule marked A, for making the seIec-
ton has been adopted. 1t will be per-
ceiyed, by the reference 10 the present
Ieqnsilion, that each company Is 10
consist Of eighty pIiyates; but il the
number, on being mustered, does not
fall below sixty fouI effective men IN
company il will be received. The strict
est attention TO The requirements in re-.
gard 10 lhe age and physical ability Of
the men, should be observed.
Each Captain or Commanding Officer
is required TO report within ten days at.
ter he shall have received this order, L
The Adjuanl General a, Harrisburg. As
5000 IS the reports are received, The Sc
lection Of ten companies will be made,
and those whose services are accepted
will receive immediate orders 10 march
TO The place OF rendezvous, where the
officers will be elected, and the Rrgl
ment inspected and mustered into the
service of the United States.
By order of the Commander inChiei
IL. PErRIKEN, Assistant ADJ Gen.
NOTE A.-Tke selection will be
made according 10 the following rule:
The Company which is first ready 10
march, computing the time from the
receipt Of this order, viii be first ac
cened: For exampIe-lf one commend
ing officer shall report his company
reody 10 march within one doy ai'el
the day on which this order is delivered
u him, another within Two days, Snd
another three days, &C., they will BE-
accepted according 10 The order Of time
in which they are respectively ready ''
march.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-11-28

Gov Wrigh, has called on The frs
regiment Of volunteers for the Mexican
War. The following are the officers.
Col. W. B, Burnett, Major j. c. Brun,
ham. The Lient Col is vacant.
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,qTR2T HORSE.
NO TTuZnbIG,.

NO ETuZnbuG.
"WE ARE NOT PUFFERS"
are we Going to talk about 'WarI
~ hotwccn the United Sta,cs and NoNico;' uori
If Hing good; 10 per cent lcIow city prices
Neither arc we going TO string together in our adj
vnr.isomcnIs every THING We have for sale from al
needle to an anchor, but mark what We say
We are going to
Kccp rs nice It rariciY Of Goats,
2fboth quality and price, as those who make more
NOISE in the papers than we do. We have Dur-
chased our goods rs chcan as i is possible to buy
'hcmaud we will sclI them as cheap, if our friends
will give Us cal at our
NEW 9TCGLz
recently crrclcl by r. II. BTGGs. directly onno-
si'c tho now Court House aud next door south OF
OcohIcr's lIoinL we will show ,hom nm
.ENTlRE NEW STOCK OF GOODS
o'cc,ol expressly for their accommodation. a
.mong the articles Of
DRY GOODS
we have French and American CLOTHS, Gas
Sun"r"s 'a''ino'ts. vrsiinre, &c &r
For be Indies we have Cashm"~os. No"@iin
io Iains Cashmere Robes Clr"linr. Prints Of C"-
cry st'Irond price from ( 10 ~ cents per ward
>ha"s, Gloves. Sc Sc. in rar' every vori"'" Of
Imorchaodne usually kcrr IN country stores besides
some things a EHlr dfrco'
Also-Hats and taps Of every description.