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OF the eutenant was, 'close at hand,' at the same
time turning hn head around a. IL with the expec-
tstion Of seeing them just behind him. But there
were none there save the sergeant, and the truth
Immediately flashed upon the commander that
something was wrong with them. Al quick as
thought, and the nature of the path would permit.
they dashed off Tor the pass, and when they reach
ed il found that large number Of stones had been
thrown down, aid discovered traces of blood along
the detile. They followed up as fast as possible,
but 1t Of no avalle; they could make further
discoveries learn any thing of the fate of their
companions. So they sorrowfully retraced their
steps, and arrived; here as above noticed
Il have given the above truly as it was related
to me, without omission or addition, and it is the
received and acknowledged account of the unfor.
tuDate affair. ltmay seem strange, and wanting IN
detail; but as it involves several delicate points,
do not feel warranted in surmising what may have
made out good story. Captain May has put the
Lieutenant under arrest, and many blame him for
being in advance Of his guard when bis post was
in the rear Of it. As to his travelling on without
discovering Wat MS command was aO50nts VIII
readily be credited by any one who is familiar with
travel In chaparral country, or in a narrow pass
where two abreast cannot proceed. In coming
through the pass the men were necessarily fifteen
or twenty feet apart; their safety demanded this,
with the noise of the stones made by his horses
feet, and the sergans horses feet and this in CON-
ing down declivity, it is not strange (at least to
me) that he did not miss them and as to his looking
back to see them, that may have been out of the
question, as il is natural to suppose he needed the
constant of his eyes guide his horse over the
rugged path. Military dicipline, nodoubt demand
his arrest but censure should be reserved until the
whole statement OF the mishap is made known by
some one who witnessed it..
1t was not thought that any regular soldier of
the Mexican army had hand in this business
Rancheros and banditti, actuated more by plunder
than anything else, are believed to have cut them
off, thinking probably that there was, more of value
than they obtained. In the hands Of such men the
fate of the prisoners are doubtful, though they
would be perfectly safe in falling into the hands Of
an officer Of the army
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Roa d N oti G e .

A petition will be presented to the Commission
ers of Monroe county, at their next March session,
praying for The vacation ofso much oi me o'd toaa
between the low gap on the land of Thomas Nor
rs and the forks Of the road on the farm 81 James
c. Merryman, IN Centre township. Jan. sosh
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STATE OF OHIO MONROE COUNY,
COUR OF COMMON PLEAS

Joseph Cross Sen. J The said Complainant has
vs. Heretofore filed his bill
Joseph Gross Jr. ( which Is now pending IN
4 James Foreaker. said court, which sets out
that srd Joseph Cross jr., for large and valuable
consideration, undertook to provide for the keep
ing and maintenance Of said Complainant and his
vile, That said defendant Joseph Cross jr, pur-
chased tract Of land in Monroe county with trust
funds and sold the same TO James Foreaker and
departed TO parts unknown with part OF the pur-
chase money. The Bill prays decree against
Foreaker for the balance Of the money remaining
unpaid, and against said Joseph Cross IT, for com
pensation. ARCHBOLD & WIRE.
80 .,s.,,,t "a, "a Attorneys for Complainant.
February 9Th lsa7-[6t asnsA1s sslsss
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Fall and Winter GOOD 5

YNyHE subscriber would respectfully announce
H to his friends and the public generally, that
he has just rece,yed splendid assortmentof
Fall md WINTER q o obs
of the latest styles, whichhe will dispose ofcheaper
than ever has been offered in this market, for cash
or produce. m VIM. PORTER.
sept 10 tfss stl-t-- Suniish, 0.
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Bulk Pork and Bacon, Clover
w and Timothy Seeds, Flour, Dried Apples
and Peaches, White Beans, Ginseng. Roll and
Keg Butter, Hogs Jowls and Lard.
H. M. JAMISON.
Wheeling, Va, Feb. 10, ls47.
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A TTENTION!-All members of the rife com.
IA pany known as the "W oodstieid Greys," who
are yet indebted for their Caps, trimmings. are
requested to call at the proper place and make pay.
meDt immediately.
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We have been requested by the Auditor, to say
to township Assessors, that the law. passed Feb.
9Th ls47. requiring the assessment Of personal
property, moneys and credits, to be made in the
month Of February, has been rendered imperative
for the present year, by subsequent act. passed
February 9Th I847.
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Attachment.

Al the instance Mier Isenberg an attachment
was this day issued by Henry Mason Justice of
the peace Of Centre Township Monroe county o.
against the property and affects of Conrad Trail a
non resident of said county, dated this 9th day of
February A. D. ls47.
ARCHBOLD & WIRE.
No4Sf Att'y's pro Plaintiff.
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John .Andrezc Smith.
CLOCK AND WATCH KER,
wnnnopUU nugO

Will repair Clocks, Watches. and JeweIry, of all
descriptions, in the nsatest and very best work.
man-lke manner at the shortest notice, and on the
most reasonable terms.
J. A. SMITH may be found, at all times, at J.
Steed's Inn. ian 2s
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A NNiJa,, T%EPORT OF the Fund Commis-
"A sioners of Monroe county. .ccr the year end
ing January l. lS47.
Amount of Surplus Revenue received from the
State $2e,970 80
Amount returned to State as per last
annual report 3,7S6 81
Amount paid IN during the
year 1921 81 s
5,1Os 43 s
Balance bearing interests at 7per cent
per annum Sl5,s62 46 s
Amount losned to individuals Sl5,262 40 81
" Monroe Academi.
cal Association 600 90
SIS, 1852 46 5
-
Amount secured by mortgage on
real estate $1,862 90
Amount secured by other security $4,000 46 5
SIS, 1862 46 s
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Managers Office,
r. Armstrong 3 Co. Agents
Wheeling, Jonna'y 90, 1916.

NEw-JERSEY LOT Terry. Class IA draws at
Jersey City, Ia, Feb. IS No. Lottery; IL drawn
ballots
$40 900; 5000; 500; 2.I45; 1000; 10 of l,5OO
10 of ,250; 10 of l,0OO 10 Of 200; 20 Of l5o; and
1856 Of 100.
Tickets IS; a package Of whole tickets will cost
by certificate $50
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass H. draws
at Alexandria, 20. Feb 70 No. Lottery; IA drawn
ballots.
$35, ,294; 10 900; 500; 1000; 5000; 2,555; 2 of
1900; OF 500; 3 Of $50; 80 Of 1000; 30 OF
500; so of 400; 40 of 200; 200 of 100.
Tickets $40; package Of whole tickets by certifi-
cate will cost $l25.
NEw-JERSEY LOTTERY, Glass I6, draws
at Jersey City, "a, Feb IS No Lottery, IA drawn
sl2 900; 10 900; 900; 20 of 900; 40 of 200.
Tickets IS, package Of whole tickets BY certih-
| cate will cost Ss65
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Claas I; draws
at Alexandra, 81, Feb. &C No Lottery, ~ drawn
| ballots.
S25 .OoO 10, 900: 1000; 5000; 2,2oO; Ds-lo OF
1000; 10 of 500; 400; 800; 250; each, 55 Of 2i0;
and ITO Of 200
| Since the commencement, Of the New Year. the
Managers have distributed many large prizes; &c.,
O00 10 600; 5000 900; several of 900; 800, &c.
Address your orders to
| 4 ROB'T ARMSTRONG & Co, ~
Only agents for J. W. MAURY s. Co. Managers
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February 9Th 1s4'

DISsoLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. =
IL The partnership heretofore existing, under
the firm of j. MANsPERGER s. Co., is this day dis
solved by mutual consent All those knowing
themselves indebted to said firm are requested to
settle the same without delay with c. Oglebay,
who alone Is authorised to receive, receipt and set
" - C. OGLEBAY,
Jan. 10, ls47. J. MANSPERGER.
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DLUMBE NATIONAL DAGUERREAN
GALLERY AND PHOTOGRAPHER

DLUWBE NN I 1IUNAL DAGUEHK1AN
GALLERY AND PHOTOGRAPHER
FURNISHING DEPOTS.-Awarded the Gold
and Silver Medals, Four First Premiums. and
Two Highest Honors, at the National the Massa-
chusetts, the New York, and the Pennsylvania
Exhibitions, respectively, for the most splendid
Colored Daguerreotypes and best Apparatus ever
exhibited. Portraits taken in exquisite style,
without regard to weather. Instructions given in
the art A large assortment Of Apparatus and
Stock always on hand, at the lowest cash prices.
New York, PSI Broadway; Philadelphia, 1876
Chesnut St Boston, IS Court, and 5s Hanover
Sts.; Baltimore, 205 Baltimore ST.; Washington,
Pennsylvania Avenue; Petersburg, Va, Mechan-
ics' Hall; Cincinnati, Fourth and Walnut, and l76
Main ST.; Saratoga Springs, Broadway; Paris,
l27 Vieille Ru du Temple; Liverpool, 81 Church
ST. oct 20
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$2,201 SO

We certify the foregoing statement to be correct
as appears from the books.
JNO. M. KIRKBRIDE, Audr,
JOHN KERR. Treas,
and ex-oticio Fund Com'rs OF Monroe Co.
Woodsfield, Jan. Z, lS47 -n4S
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The establishment. in future, will be conducted
by the subscriber at the old stand: nrp
Calais, Jan, 80, 1s47. sw
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2,3l2 09 7
EXPENDITURES.
Amount paid Tn. Mitchell, jr.. fees as
Sheriff on various judg'ts $37 81
Amt paid Jas R. Morris for
printing, egsl notice, Fund
Com'rs vs. Atkinson ct al,
sc. 100
Amt paid Jas r. Morris for
printing last annual report 6s75
Am t refunded M. Archer, be-
ing interest overpaid on
Salisbury's bond 7s
Am I paid E. Archbold, costs
in case of Fund Com'rs vs.
VIM N Jones IS
Amt paid prior to June last
to Fund Com'rs, to wit
to Thomas Orr 90
to John Cline, r. 90
TO Thomas Griffith 90
Amt paid Jno. M Krkbrike
Ag't prior to June last 20 90
Amt paid Jno. NJ Kirkhride
Auditor fees on funds re-
ceived since June last 8 76
Amt paid John Kerr Treas,
fees 90 funds received dur
ing the year 57s2
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Professional Cards.

NNM. g. WALTON. ATTORNEY
w AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, AND
SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY, having extend
ed his arrangements to practice in the State Courts
for the counties of Monroe, Belmont, Guernsey.
Harrison, and Jefferson, this State in the U. 8.
CIRCUIT and DISTRICT Courts for Ohio; and
in the SUPREME CoURr of the United States ae
Washington City, tenders his professional servicea
to his numerous friends aud the public generally,
from whom he hopes to receives generous and
liberal patronage. All business intrusted to his
care will receive the most prompt and energetic
devotion of his professional skill and industry.
o. Office opposite The Court House, Woods-
feid, .honr0e co., o. Nov. 9,
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$2,20l SO

$2,20I 80
Amt of principal in the County treas
ury due the State 81 ,32l 81
Amt OF interest in the
County treasury for
State Common School
fund 656 81
Amt of interest in Coun-
ty treasury for county
purposes 23 30
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PROSPECTUS OF THE
BOSTON WEEKLY ATEIEN EUw.

The first number Of the B1ston Weekly Athen um
was issued on or about the first OF October last It's
devoted 20 the dissemination Of miscellaneous intc-
rence both foreign and domestic, and 70 the support
O literature, art science mechanics agriculture, and
rational amusement.
Its Of large size, neatly printed on fine white
paper, and illustrated by series OF valuable wood
eugrayings, many of them from new designs.
An experienced and competent editor has Charpe
Of tie literary department assisted by several ladies'
and gentlemen OF acknow edged ability
Each number Of the paper will contain carefully
corrected price current and other items Of important
commercial intelligence the accuracy Of which may
be safely relied on.
1t is the design Of the publshersto to make the BOs-
ton Weekly Athenpum pleasant companion and a
welcome visiter in every family circle-combinng in
It's columns useful instruction and necessary intelli-
gence with useful recreation, and touching upon the
current topics Of the day, uninfuenced by political
or sectarian prejudice.
FERNS OF SUBsCRIFTIoN.-The AthGnRum is pub
lshed every Saturday morning. at two dollars per an
mum in advance Clubs supplied at the usual rates
large discount to travelling agents, and those who
buv to sell again. All erders letters, and communi-
cations must be addressed TO
BRADBURY, SODEN g. Co.,
II School street, Boston.
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no Tns rlls7TEEss.

= Z situation of tla whastm rs-t Is very singu
ar. al8 .u Wv ori f.NH not r., 80. n u,hOu'd he.
N bile l1ur o. Jia1 boz View Eulk anl olhere
srH ci.I-s reaai.y ~ ioua'X 20 sNant ah1.idolaTs
-er targl, aud wh,a. at one doll aad twenty-five
cents per au-hrl,-a'o 2 ,Hp Ohio canal whoa. j.
lHuEiug only about Gls--.N cents Plr tUsLtI' WIN
a prospect OF icing mush lower lhrou-h The winter.
This IL 20, right and does not do justice to the
fumrrs who produce il A. wheat Is now selling
10 the eastern cir.f- B ought to be worth 90 Mlssii-
loa irom 90 10 90 cents per bu-hel, stll leaving
lair profit To the merchant or miller as a compensa-
ion i1r bis labor, and the use OF his capital
Nor Is {, probable that the markets east vii, be a.
nv lower in the spring than they are now, as from
the astacCounts from Europe there can be no doubt
that large quantities Of wheat and -four will be wan
red iom this county 70 iced her starving millions
or at least another wear. Sill il Is very doubtful
whether the price along the canal will much lu-
urova, as the purchasers are determined 70 make
up this wear what they have lost tor wear or two
past and this they can only do BY buying the wheat
Of the farmers sl very low prices.
Now I'm order to 10 the farmers more Justice and
give ,hem 4 better chance to obtain a fair price for
,heir crous Of wheat propose to receive il Of then
and send or take il 10 mlrket on their own account
thus giving them the whole advantage Of the eas'
tern markets and the profits Of sending it there
cxcepia a small com0onsation for my trouble and the
cost Of storage When the wheat is delivered tc
me- [ will advance portion Of It's value in cash and
Whatever goods The owner may require up to wha
It will probably bring next spring or summer.-
From nv long experience in the wheat business
and ivy know'o1rn of The markets, both in the Uni
tad St,tas and Canada fattcr myself that car
10 much hat,or Gor the owners OF wheat than they
could 20 'or themselves.
have just opened a new store at No. Q, "Well
mans El0ck," IN Ma-sI'oo, whore will be found .
very general assortment Of seasonuhIe goods, incIu
ding large stock OF ready made clothing, Purcha
sai ia New Tolk ard Philadelphia since the grea
reduction 10 the price o' goods, which ! am deter
mjued to arl, either who'll sale or rctoji lower than
any other establishment in this part Of the country
! This stock of goods is all new and fresh and en-
braces the latest styles and fashions. For paricu
liars sec small bills. II. F. WELLMAN.
! Ma-s,Ion, November, 1916 8-2m.
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Sc Of Real EElale br Odd ei C0Igt.

0N Saturday the 2O,h Of February, l8l'' a. o.
clock. 2. N. on sad day, 50 the door O. tlr court
house in the town OF Cauosoa. vii b. sold 10 the
highest lidder the following real estate as The prop.
trlr Of John Elackledre. deceased,i IN browns1wn-
ship Carroll coanty, Ohio. 10 witt the souIhwesi
quarter OF section nine, t9l township sixteen, tl6l
Tauee six, f6l containing one hundred and sky
one acres aud tWenty-sX hundredths OF an acre,
excepting sevea acres cold out Of the south side Of
said quarter ton. Also, four acres and one hin-
dred and twenty perches out OF the southeslqusr-
Ter OF sail section nine. tg) bounded as ioinws:-
beginning al hecenue post Of said section, run
ntug souul eighty perches, 10 post; thence, due
easg eighteen perchss 70 Tie centre OF public road'
thence, with said roai in a u0rihcrIy direction 70
the division line Of said spcton thence, one perch
TO the place OF beginning Appraised al s2,35O SO.
Terms Of sa'e; ohe-thlrd in hand, aud the re-
rnainder IN two eQuh annual ins,a.men!s, with ~.
trrpst from date TO .a secured by mortgage on the
premises. WILLIAM bLACKLElME,
THOMAS DENNY,
Executors Of John Ilacdedge, decd
January 10, IU47-l4-5t. Pr. fee g.
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TgESNNTsltEEsao~ PELLS.

CouuuNrcATIoY.-Ith has taken three centuries TO de-
v yeIop the powers contained in the herbs when
co,nnosa the Brandreth Pills. These celebrated
Veoeloble Pills for one hundred years have been
made as they are now made. The American pub
lie have found them deserservlng OF patronage
ami it has been, and is, liberay bestowed upon lh,7
medicine. Now, however, no sooner Is new ad-
veItisrment written by the Doctor hut II Is al once
cut out of the uaper, and "Braudreth" taken out
and "lndian" or some other name substituted lhdI-
caliye of some other medicine, and claiming some
litrarv thief lol its parent Nearly all the Pills at
present before the public, are made by men who
for wears lived by countcreitng the Brandreth Pills,
and have only taken to the present speculatoh'
since DR. Brandreth compelled them to ABANDON
THAT method OF eopardIzing the lvss oil lheIr lei,
Iow-cilizens. The analysis of all these pretended
vegetable medicines, show very large proportion
of Crude Antimony in their composition, ana llap-
pears they rely entirely upon this mineral poison
for the p6rgatIve effect. 1t is very easy matter
to detect mineral in pills OF any KIND -,
How TO DETECT MINERAL IN PLls-lake P'i,
supposed to contain mineral, place II ON snoVel
oynr - rcd clear 6re--if there is mineral IN 1t, II
will turn red hot, and, IT The proportion Ge 'afge'
il will not lose its shape. 1t is thus with the lhdI-
an Pills and many Others before the public The
advantage of these pills in case OF war WouIa oe
very great, as they not ory retain their shape, ou'
remain red hot long time alter they are taRen rom
the fire. Even boiling them with sugar WIN not
change theirshape obit,-you cannot hurt the shape
of these pills. II would be well If they were as
harmless to those who use them. The tact is tha'
repeated doses of antimony are very injurious, ma
king the patient exceedingly subject to 81 Nl'us
Dance and Epilepsy. Probably very I!'Ie oil th'St
Mills are sold, so the injury is not so great have
also tried the Brandreh Pills by the same, ana o'h'
er methods, and find them purely vegetable NheI
tried by the hc, they change aoarbonacons, mass
after giving of a great quantity OF flame Inc one
may be considered the medicine OF LIle, the o'her
| dre-proor pin or messenger Of Death Ih'S com
municatlon, it is hoped, will cause those pe'Son
who are agents for these new untred rretehe'
remedies. TO make the above experiments upol
them, and if they sell them after, not to forget
label them poison. - Courier and Enquirer. -
The above medicine is for sale al the store OF II
A. STlDGER, in Carrollton. Octs l846--o9-4In,
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ny MORRIS 4 WILLIS.

TIE first number Of a new series OF the NATIONAL
Pplss, rtmodellol and improved will be issued On
Saturday the llt inst under the title OF The HOME
journal. The necessity of constantly correcting
an impression thut the National Press" is political
paprr has induced the undersigned editors to express
It's character more distinctly by putting forward the
name which has hitherto been only secondary in its
title The general design Of the "llomo Journal"
will be To furnish entertaining reading, to make n
brief and complete chronicle passing events to give
the cream of new books, to keep a watchu lookout
for genius i'm literature, music and art and in short,
To furnish paper by which Iamihcs may keep up
with the times. This plan will be added to and va
ried whenever ingenuity and resources can find new
and valuable attractons but our main purpose will be
constantly kept in view, viz 10 issue periodical
which hy its scope and comprehensive contents shall
suffice for families that wish to take but one paper
At the small price Of y? per annum, SO important
and improving luxury is within the means OF all,
The "IIomo Journal" will be published every Sat
urday at per anuun, invariably in advances three
copies will be sent to address 10 any part OF the
United States, or the British Provinces, done up in
strong wrappers for five dollars in advance
Postmasers are requested to act as agents, receive
subscriptions and make remittances
New subscribers, il immediate application be made
will be supplied with the first number Of the new series
All communications to be addressed post paid tc
the undersigned, at l07 Fulton street. New York
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Wanted,

N agent for each county in this state to sell "the
4 Family Cabinets" new discovery in medical
aience which promises TO be the commencement OF
ANEW ERA IN the MEDICAL WORLD.
The propuetors could dispose OF many thousands
of dollars worth per day more than they can ISSUE
but are daily enlargirg their business. Agents for
each section of the country throughout the west
ern states will be acceptedin the ensuing spring.
The medicines are an ehectual preventive of die
eases of the the stomach bowels, liver lungs and
head by operating upon the nerves, the stomach,
and the blood
The Cabinet consists Davis & Hambleton's Wild
Cherry and Hoarhound Bitters, Life preserving Pills,
Vital Basam, and Arabian Basams, and are for sale
by R. J. Atkinson and R. Kennedy OF CarroIIton
and other merchants in this and adjoining counties.
Address, b. b. DANIo' Sa'elh' Ohlo'
December II, 1846-9-3m,
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ANOTHER ARRIVAL!

TIE subscriber is now receiving and opening large
and we'll selected stock OF dry goods, groceries,
quecnswarc hardware, leather, boots, shoes, hats,
caps books, &C.; Pittsburgh manufactured articles,
and in fact general assortment Of fall and winter
goods, which have been purchased within the last
month"; in the eastern cities, at reduced prices. All
those wishing to purchase at low prices are therefore
requested to call and examine this stock before buy
ing elsewhere asst will not suffer by comparison with
any other in the place. TERMs-Cash or produce
in hand. i. SINCLAIR.
Carrollton, November c, ls46--4-tf
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PLOWS AND POINTS.

THE Carrollon, bull, halt crane true American
and number of other patterns OF piows' Kept
constantly on hand, or made to order' al the ioun-
drv in Curollton.
AIsO.--Right and lefthand, Cawoton, bull true
American, Woods improved, crane irom No. to
No. 54, John Long, Moesillon, Buckeye, star and
almost every kind of plow points constantly en-
hand, and cheap for for cash. A. i. LlTTELL.
Carrolhon, June e6, l846-37-u
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FLINT GLASS WARE.

rAIL AND SEA- fine lot of well selected
GLASSWARE, just received, which | will sell low
for cash or produce. Gallon halIgallon, quart, and
pint gars, salIery pint and hapint tumblcrs,
sauce dishes, honey dishes, goblets Pitchers Ian
terms, moasses cans, butter plates, etc. etc.
Butter, dried peaches, dried apples, beeswOx, flax
eed, timothyseod, tow yarn, eggs, hard-soap, etc
will be taken in exchange for the above articles oI
groceries STUART G. MCKEE.
Carrollton. November q, ISi6-7-tG