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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-07-03
FOR SALE.
Root and Shoe Store.

Root. and Shoe Store.
VUVHE undersigned having bought out the en-
a tire stock OF Mr. James Punderford, solicits
the patronage of the citizens of Wilmington and
the adjoining counties, at Mr.. Pundertords
OLD STAND,
wherehe will keep full and splendid assortment OF
BOOTS) g. SHOES
of all qualities and at prices that must give salts
faction. Hewil leave in a few days for the North
ern cities where he intends to replenish the pres
ent stock on hand, from the first makers there and
10 Europe. CHAS. BLAhESLEE.
Wilmington, June IL, 1876 5s-sm
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consisting in part of French, English and Ameri-
can blue, black and fancy Cloths, fancy colored
Cassimeres and Vestings. Also, an excellent as
sortment of
Ready-Made Clothing,
among which are every variety and style of Dress,
Frock and Sack Goats, Pants and Vests, all OF
which were got up under my own direction at the
North, expressly for the Southern Market.
The Quitting Department
has been selected with great care, and consists OF
Silk, Linen and Cotton Shirts & Drawers, Gloves
Suspenders, Linen Bosoms and Collars, Cravats
Stocks Handkerchiefs and Neck Ties, and every
other article usually kept in his line, all OF which
will be offered lo,oer than has before been Of
fered in this market, for Cash.
SAMUEL BOYD & co.
N.B.-The Cutting Department will be con
Quoted by Mr.. THOMAS D. BELL, who fatters
himself, from long experience and strict attention
to business to be able to give general satisfaction
Nav %, 1916 36-y
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just Received
AT
III. Il. NfTON s. CO.'S
CHEAP FAMILY GROCERY.

~ - 01s - - - &A%tA
UNDER THE
- Y the last arrival
- thing good to ca
Jellies.
Gooseberry;
Apple;
Grape;
Surrant;
Black Currant.
Preserves.
Ounces;
Piums;
Grapes;
Cranberries;
Cherries;
Peaches;
Pine Apple;
Canton Ginger;
S rawberries.
SyrupS.
Ginger;
Raspberry;
Strawberry;
Lemon;
Pine Apple.
Brandy Preserves.
Peaches;
Strawberries;
Gooseberries;
Raspberries;
Cherries.
Horse Radish;
Pickles, all kinds;
Catsups do
| Sauces do
Mustard do
Picked Lobster;
Fresh do
Hollibut, fresh;
Sardines;
Pepper Sauce;
Ground Pepper;
do AIlspice;
do Cinnamon:
Sugars, all kinds;
Coffee do
Family Beef;
Smoked do
do Tongues;
Salmon;
Nutmegs.
All of the above arc
been taken in making
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-07-03

All Of the above fresh, and great pains have
been taken in making the selection, for the sole
of those who will favor us with their custom
Wilmington, n c., April "a, 1916.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-20
BEAUTIFUL WORK.

We thank D. Appleton & Co. of New York,
for sending US, through Drinker & Morris, their
splendid octave edition Of the complete poeical
works OF Robert Soulhey, late Poet Laureate; col
lated by himself including "Oliver Newman
aud other poems now for The first time published.
II is one OF the handsomest works We have ever
seen issued from the American press-and in its
typography, arrangement, illustrations, &C., does
high credit to the publishers II is not our pro-
vince nor do we intend 10 write criticism uf The
literary merits Of so popular poet. In justice
10 the publishers however, we refer 10 the supe-
rior STYLE of this edition, and particularly 10 The
eight fine steel engravings from drawings Of Ken
ny Meadows, Corbould, Wes,all and Middleton.
They are as follow: a portrait oil the bright and
beniguant features OF The poet; Joan Of Arc in full
armour, from the graceful statue erected by The
late Princess Marie d'Orleans monument Of
Joan of Arc at Rouen; Sappho throwing herself
into The sea from the promontory OF Leucadia, at.
ter giving expression 10 the following thoughts of
hopeless love:
"-Hark how the rude deep below
Roars round The rugged base, as if il called
Its long-reuctant victim | will cone;
One leap, and all is over :"
Thaleba and Oneiza, charming and graceful
group. Seneua, who
- "lhe while did off
Her bridal robes, and cpp'd her golden locks,
And put on boys attire, through wood and wild
To seek her own true love-"
A beautiful and most expressive engraving
The Magic Well OF ST. Keyne, whose waters,
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~.rms Of the Enquirer.

e.,n,,.r is published DAILY tfcT the city,
1.-THE sm.sSExlY (for the country.) For tho Daily
~, do,lsrs DOR annu n, and at tho rate Of eight
P.yet, seven for shorter period than ono year. For
Joi,s M..siv Ave dollars per annum, and Three
me i, months pa, able In advance TO ~ po.a IN
poa 'o' remiaed by mail, post paid; or Biz DOLLARS
Mesft,u' =, the end ofthe year.
n, snaun. 10 This office may be rcmitted per mai,
r ." uu.yailabe Bank notes, at the risk OF inc Edi-
10 god d Of all letters bein2 paid ~ Ae Dr'teTs-
III az NJ single letter 10 scarcely OF any aceouh.
Ths s<,s, II is the accumulation OF postage, IN an
; tie VIZ business, which operates as serious TAX
rf'a'& TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
r,r nAILY ENQUIRER-For one square Q,
IN nas. M less. first insertion, my Genus, anu
Iieen insertion twenty-five ccnts-h insert
eel! a.ek, twice week, or three times "eeA'
81 ". even and hall Genus. En- s,,. n, ,h,y,v
hy' .dyensers are charged nfty doiiafs IoI uf'y
.rs IN thai proportion for advertisements 81
tines an suns,b-exeept Lottery Vendors and AUCTION
sara. are charged one hundred doiiais lpapef IN
tnied.l SryI-weEKIY-Onc square OF sixteen
~ I.ss irst insertion, rs cents; for each eonunu-
'e " ,om distance must be accompanied with the
oos' ar satisfactory references TO insure c1eeu-
IN an Obituaries and Marriages from the country,
~ Inc nary,s hand -writing Ia unknown " WI !
he authenticated by the endorsation OF lne
en, IN the neighborhood, they WIN IN no case
hesna,'ssa Every measure, that has been TAKEN y
~, ,mnosi,ions and quizzes, has proved
Fa,,,ng we must therefore, insist, IN suen easo
~. Communication being certified by the hau'e VI
..pos,mastr r, prit,ea on the back Of the letter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-20
AGRICULTURAL EXHIBITION.

Some few errors occurred in giving The list Of
premiums on Mechanic Arts. The following is
a correct statement:
No. .l5-prize medal 10 Binford & Porter, for
beautiful specimens Of Cabine, Work, no, spe-
caly prepared for The exhibition, but selected
from their general stock by member OF The COM
millee
No. l5s-prize medal 10 G. z. Miles, for Sad,
dery.
No. 22-rrize medal 10 Talbot & Brothers, for
Tobacco Press.
No 38-prizc medal 10 Drinker & Morris, for
specimen of Book binding and Blank Books.
No. 34-prize medal 10 Virginia Woollen
Company for specimens Of Flannels
These were all the prizes out of lhiry.lwo OF.
fered by the Society for specimens of The Mocha
mic Ars-simply, because the great majority Of
the mechanics omitted TO send anything 10 The ex-
hibition. 1t is hoped they will be more liberal
hereafter.
Wet take occasion TO say that the resignation o
the Presidency by Gen. w. Fl. Richardson was
occasioned solely by The obligations Of public du
". which leave him no time 10 attend TO anything
else. He is more than ever anxious for The sue
cess OF the Society," and that body have expressed
their cordial sense Of his valuable services.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-20
PROFITABLE INVESTMENT

THE Subscriber, having only son in the West, and
having recently lost tho tie which mas separated
him from his only child, and rendered his location IN
Virginia longer desirable, will sell his nest eiirloe
and desirable Estate in the county Of Brunswick for al
least nefourth less than could have been obtained
six weeks ago. The dwelling house. for comfort ana
good architecture is not surpassed with large Kitchen
Offices, &c-n fact, all necessary houses for large
farm The dwelling is superior, and beautifully tnot
exiravaeantly) furnshed-wth all that is comfortable
for family provided for the ensuing year About one
hundred head of hogs fty sixty sheep, hne stocK
of cattle of the Durham breed among which are four
woke of oxen and three ready to work, with TWO va
gons OK and horse cart and every variety Of agrcutu-
raj implements.
The farm contains 43O sixty acres, about six hun
bred supposed in maiden land, part grown in pine,
much of which will bring good tobacco II lies on me
waters of Great Creek for perhaps mile and half,
with large proportion Of fiat land capable Of the high
est improvement with little labor The Estate is finely
watered with numerous springs and the flat lind on
the branches Is ens irrigated for meadow or water ior
any machinery.
about four hundred barrels corn oats, fodder and the
present crop tobacco supposed to be from ~ TO
pounds, In the process of cure.
There is on the farm three highly improved tobacco
lots of 40 900 bills EACH aud OF 20, OOO and from
100 900 fresh land lying in clover for the last TWO
years.
One third of the purchase money will be required In
cash. the balance will be accommodating TO the purcha-
ser, and possession given Immediately.
Application made 10 the subscriber living on the
estate as il is presumed none Will purchase without
first viewing for themselves.
Oct. 9-c4w ID. ]. CLAIBORNE, SR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-20
From the n. o. Commercial Times, l0M ms.
VERY IMPORTANT NEWS FROM THE

CITY VI MEhlCO.
LATEST INTELI.iG ESCE FROM THE ARMY.
The u S. soop-oi-war John Adams Cum
mander McCluney, from Vera Cruz the 25h ult,
touched of the S. w. Pass on the 7th inst. Oh
her way 10 Pensacola. Lieut.. Kennedy, late Of
the u. S. schr. Forward, came passenger in her,
and left her at the Balize, arriving in The city
YESTERDAY afternoon. From this gentleman we
have learned the following particulars regarding
The Bockading Squadron: The whole OF the Of
Gcers ana crew oil The Truxton, who surrendered
10 the Mexcans after the loss 81 that vessel oil
Tuspan have been released, the officers on parole,
The men under a pledge for due exchange
Capt Carpenter, the late commander oil mat 1T
(aled vessel. Purser Gutter, Mr.. Wilkinson, Cap
aims clerk. and many of her crew, came passen-
GERS on the John Adams. The rest Of the Of
ficers and men were taken on board The sloreship
Relief al Antonio Lizardo, and was TO sail for
Pensacola in few days after the departure OF
The John Adams; she was only awaiting the ar
rival OF the schr Forward, Capt Nones, which
had been despatched TO Tuspan on The 25!h ult.
TO take on board len or twelve men, who had been
left there sick by Capt. Carpenter, when he left
FIR Tamnco after surreniering himself and crew.
The u. S. frisate Rarilan, Capt. Gregory, from
Pensacola and The steamer Vixen, from New
York arrived off Vera Cruz on the 22d ut the
LATER having on board Com. M. c. Perry. II
was believed that Com. Perry would hoist ms
aar on board OF the steamer Mississippi, on her
arrival of Vera Cruz, where she was daily ex-
pected from Pensacola.
The marine who was tried, found guilty, and
sentenced 10 die, for striking Lieut.. Taylor, Of The
sloon of war ST. Mary's, was hung at the yard
arm ON board thai vessel on The 18th ult. The
schr. Fl,r, Lieut.. Sinclair, hat sailed for Nor
folk Va. ior repairs. The brig Porpoise was on
> cruise 10 the Southwark; The Somers and 81.
Mary's were blockadins Vera Cruz: The re-
mainder OF The squadron were at Sacrilcios
where there VERIFYING at anchor several foreign
men-of-war.
Lieut.. Kennedy states that, at the time ne LETT
M rumor existed OF any attempt 10 be made by
the SQUADRON on Tampico. There had been, fol
some time, a report that hostile demonstration
was 10 be made on Alvarado. With regard &c
MeYicsn internal affairs, very little was known
in The squadron. |, was, however, stated tha
Santa Anna had put himself at The head o
the army, and was about 10 march against Gen
Taylor. The Mexicans. Notwithstanding all lhei
attachment TO Santa Anna, would not elect hin
their President, unless he pledged himself 10 vi
oorous prosecution of the war with America
On that subject there was little difference OF OPT
MON: seemingly, all ranks were burning WIN
desire 10 drive the invaders from the so'l-ii the,
could.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-20

NEW ATTORNEY GENERAL.-Our
readers will perceive from official notification,
(says The Union that the President has this day
issued commission Of Attorney General OF the
u. S. 10 Nathan Clifford, Esq, OF the State Of
Maine Mr.. c. is now in Washington, where he
arrived on Friday, anc expects 10 leave II IN The
course OF a few days, 10 make arrangements for
his residence in this city II is the fret cabinet
anpoinlmen, which Maine has ever received, and
We hazard little in the assertion that the mantle
has fallen upon shoulders which are WORTHY OF
wearing il. Mr.. Clifford is in the prime OF life.
On leaving the Congress of The United States,
he lett name behind bin OF which any clt-
zen may Justly be proui In the national councils,
as well as in his own State, ne has been distn-
ouished by The integrity Of his character the firm
ness Of his principles, and the talents OF poll
tician as we'll as lurist. Blu, instead of prepar-
inc any eulosium Of our own, we beg leave 10
adon ,bs portrait which has been drawn Of him
in The extracts from he Democratic journals Of
Maine. The Editors are Intimately acquainted
with his character and qualifications.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
Nathan Clifford OF Maine, Attorney General
of the United States, vice John Y. Mason, resign
ed.
Edward D. Reynolds, purser in the navy, vice
Purser Breese, deceased.
John Miller register of the land office al Bates
Vile. Arkansas, vice Robert c. Newland, decd.
Peter H. Kemp receiver Of public moneys at
Greensboro, La. vice G. w. Womack, resigned.
John R. Brodbead, secretary OF legation Of the
United States near her Britannia Majesty, vice
MeHenry Boyd, recalled al his own request.
Thomas J. Mulhollan, receiver OF public mo-
news at Champagnole, Arkansas, in the place Of
Albert G. Rust resigned.
william Fl. Brian, OF Georgetown, D. c., JUS
lice of the peace for the county Of Washington.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-20
A Valuable Estate
IN TIE COUNTY OF ORANGE IN
MARKET

AM anxious to sell either portion, or the whole Of
my land, upon the Rapid Anne River in the county
Of Orange. This Estate 10 esteemed by those who
know H. equal II not superior, any in this roeon It's
Tract Is supposed to contain about 600 acres. and am
willing to sell either the whole, 800 acres without
the BUILDINGS IL divided, full proportion of timber
could be allotted each part Adjoining this last SOY
acres there also 80 Of very valuable mbereu
land, which can be had. The two united, would form
of the past Summer, my lands do not present theli
usual growth Of grass yet their fine adaptation TO
TO all grain crops and to tobacco, 10 well known IN ts
vicinity There 60 Of the richest low GROUNDS
and part Of this deposite from the river, SUM
cent toenrch least 200 Its qualities have been
tested with result altogether satisfactory The aws
ling on this Farm has been consumed by nre, put .e
walls still good and be fully repaired al cost
Of $780, the contract price offered by an excellent WORK
man. These walls "a feet by 40 feet, two story,
with excellent cellar. The cost OF wood WORK muss
depend upon its execution. The timber, however, Is
abundant the land, and there are two saw Mills,
distant than mile The contiguy OF these saw
Mills, two Gris Mills, large FIGURING Mill and fiourS
ing Woollen Factory must add essentially 70 the con-
venience and value of this Estate. The location Is
such, that 1t cannot he made pass way, ana is prCu
Iiarly removed from annoyances OF all KIND. Inc
ing with most attering prospects OF opening nasiga
lon from this Farm TO Fredericksburg; ana s uslahGe
from Gordonsvie Depot Of Louisa Railroad ~ only
miles The buildings now standing are an eAceieh'
Kitchen, with -four rooms, Meat House, Daify,
large Framed Stable Barn. Corn and Iobacco houses,
and necessary Negro Cabins. The Garden Is produc-
tive, and the Yard beautiful, with an extensive noun
and two years, with without interest, as may De
agreed between myself and the purchaser An unques-
| tionabe title will be conveyed. oox
Orange, Nav l2-ctf Z. =. mheoN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-20

LIEUT.. COL. DUNCAN, of the battalion
of artillery, as al Palu Alto and Resaca de la
Palma, signalized himself Tor his bravery at the
battle Of Monterey, (says the N. .. Delta.) Col
Duncan is known not 10 be very faslidlous IN his
drpss-ralhcr negligent in matters Of The toilet
and this led 10 rather ludicrous error al The IN
,ervew or parley between Generals Taylor and
Ampudia, al which many oil the officers of both
armies were present. and Lieut.. Col. Duncan BY
The invitation of Gen. Taylor. He was unsha-
ven; wore shocking bad palmetto hat, and seem
ed to have much more OF the I" l-do-as-l-d-
please" air Of the Texan ranger than he had OF
an officer of high rank among The regulars As
he entered the audience chamber with his usual
air OF abandon, the Mexican officers seemed 10
have been suddenly and simultaneously operated
on by an elec,rying machine. They would look
al Duncan and whisper 10 one another, and then
look and whisper again. Al length, Don Jose
Maria Negriti, busy little Mark NEEDLE OF
fellow, one OF Ampudias Aids, who spoke En-
glsh passing WELL stepped u 10 one Of Gen. Tay-
or's staff, and pointing 10 Lieut.. Col. Duncan,
begged 10 be informed iii that was not Captain
Walker ~" No." Nor Hays ?"-"No"
McCulloch ?"-"No." "Then is he not al least
Texan T'-"No" The Iiule Aid having got this
particular and This general assurance that the gal.
liant Duncan was not Texan, mo how" ne
brealhed treer, and returned 10 his general and
cornrade. officers TO whom he in an under-tone
communicated this gratifying information.
To account for the lrepidalion which the pre-
sence of The brave Duncan ocrasioned il is neces
sary 10 state that General Ampudia has received
positive information, from his spies, that The rsI
opportunity which may present itself The Texans
are, to man, determined 10 lake his life, regard
l,ss Of the rules or The usaSes OF war. Duncan
was taken for one Of The hhoys
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-20
..,,,.,-cIoN pIcINEss

TIME und.rsynrd nv an arrangement with Messrs
i Jones & Winston, whose general grocery business
will sill command attention and care, Is authorized
~ III, hr offers his services 10 his friends and
public as an aren, for the sale Of all kinds OF country
produce the purchase and sale Of all kinds OF merchan
disc and property Of every description, settlement ana
L. III, charges for service in any Of these depart
m.n,s of business will be usual except for grain IN
winch case 10 demands of the times, III snort
r,on. and low prices he viii charge but one cent Inc
bushe, non all cash sales and win make emittances 70
sny part Of the country He may al all times, when III
thr civ he found at the of Messrs Jones WIN
s,on who will carefully, and under his own
nomnv execute all orders for goods addressed either
- thrm or himself GEORGE &. PEARE.
Richmond September 22-clm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-20
NCW GROCERY STORE.

,,ge subscribers have entered into Co,paI,nsship,
1 under the firm Of HERRING GARDNER, Tor Inc sne
e Of conducting the Grocery and ness"ied BY
W,o T. sarre,. Immediately opposite the Renmona
'sd r.dslesssus Depot Broad Street, They R 1'eaa
pns general assortment Of FAS " ,sei isnds
which they ask The os s us having "a been en-
p ,Ss business for several years in this CITY, we
mer. share sss o. y sns:
We win pay particular attention !" ,ns Country su friends
Of produce consigned to US ron ns so' HERRING,
GEO. w. GARDNER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-20

PENNSYLVANIA Congress: There are 4
Democrat elected, Is Wings and Naive and 4
districts to hear from. Those districts are repre-.
scented in the present Congress by Messrs Will
moi, Foster, Gavin and 1'hompson-a Demo
Gratis. There is gain Of Wings and Demo-
craL
State Senaie.-The Senate is composed OF 80
members, Of which, last year, Is were Democrats,
II Wings and | Native. He'd over, 10 Demo
Gratis II Wings, and Native There are tour
Democrats elected now and five Wings, and Two
Districts TO hear from.
L<gislatuye-The Democrats have elected %
members, the Wings SO, and there are 3 mem
bers to be heard fon We apprehend the loss
of both The Senate and Legislature. Power the
Wing candidate for Canal Commissioner, runs
ahead OF his party.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-20
CLASSICAL ACADEMY.
n, n w pI.AETTER MANN

PRINcIPAL, DR.. u. w. bLhEl HERMANN, L. L. ~
THIS Institution is designed afford at moderate
j charges, an opportunity To those who wish tneir
sons or wards to obtain thorough education wnicn
will fit them for any active pursuit In HE, anu on
which, IL 80 desired may be enerafted with ease ana
dispatch at the University, the knowledge requisite for
any ono OF the learned professions Tho subjects EN-
braced in the plan Of this Institution arethe Ancient
and Modern Languages, Ancient and Modern History,
the Elements of Mathematics, OF Chemistry, ana OF
Physical and Moral Philosophy, Arithmetic Geography,
with the use Of Maps and the Globe English Grammar,
Composition and Eiocuiion, Penmanshp and BOOK.
Keeping The Ancient Languages, such az Latin ana
Creek and Anglo-SaIon, will be taught with constant
chronological reference 10 the English, thorough Know
ledge and skful use of which being 50 important 10
the citizens Of glorious Republic The method oil
instruction ia by lectures examinations, written exer-
cses aud comments the tert books used by the stu
dents In their respective classes.
The Academy will open Monday, the 5th OF octo-
Der, at the Doctors residence, called Limestone, STU
ated in very healthy section Of the country, eight
miles East Of Charlottesville.
The Principal and his Assistants promise to use every
means In their power to subject the students TO proper
discipline, by which they may become we'll educated
and useful men.
TERMS, per session OF Ave months Tuition Senior
Glass, SS; Sophomore S23 Junior Sl6 Novitiae, Si3
Board can be had in the family Of the Principal and
Proprietor, or In several respectable families In the
neighborhood.
For further information, apply TO the Principal, al
Boyd's Tavern, Albemare county, Va.
Oct Q-cWH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-20
eTpAyED OR STOLEN

From the subscriber, Iesiding ~ CH!
~ Point. in the county Of Prince George, on
~ THURSDAY, the l0,h September, LIGHT
AABAY HORSE, between four and i've years
"A about five feet high TALL, full, and tolerably long;
Ia, white spot in his face about me SIZE OF o,,a,
Wv n,rtly white at that place, and at another place
ss, half way The neck; the latter place not very APT
,oss discovered without examining He does not pace,
", ,s and sailops roughly. purchased him aud his
"ash last Spring from Mr.. Henry Fairbank Of Rich
manS A liberal reward will be paid TO any one who
~ return him to me this place, or give me such ~
Lfma,ion as will enable me TO- get MN again; ana
s,,@a,ion as will lead to the conviction of The thief.
'0''1''V" CHRISTOPHER PROCTOR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-20
TIN WARE, STOVES, CRATES, FIRE
Or ACES &c &c

THE subscribers would respectfully call the at
trntion of Country Merchants and others, pur
b,sinp Tin Ware Stoves Crates and Fire Places &C,
se 10 their general Stock to be found at No % West
Nam street. They feel assured that they can sell OF
he above articles at wholesale or real, as low as any
amilsr establishment. More particularly would We
e The attention Of those in want TO our assortment OF
cuos,ns Stoves. Also, plate, plate, plate, and
Ca., Soyrs as well Fire Places for burning
nnt Ear more preferable article than the Franklin
soyr and much safer and surer remedy for smoking
chmneys. ~ O " ~ "HhhSn'
.qn,