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FOREIGN NEWS.

The New Orleans Commercial Times has re-
ceived news from Liverpool by packet ship
one day later than that received by the last
steamer. The principal item of interest that
we nolicesisa slight rise in the price Of cotton,
and very extensive sales-large amounts hav-
ing been taken by brokers. There is also
small rise in bread stufis.
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LANDS TO LEASE.

WILL be leased TO the highest bid
w der, for the term of ninety nine
years, at the Courthouse door in the
town of Canton, Madison county, Missis-
siPpi. on
Monday the l5th day Of February is47,
within the hours prescribed by law, the
ives, half Of norih-wes, quarter Of sec
ton sixteen, in township ten, range four,
east. To be leased on credit of one,
two, three and four years. Bond and
approved security will be required Of
he lessee.
By order Of the Board Of Trustees.
s. c. DIVINE, Presf.
January 16, le47. 1892
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The editor Of the Boston Chronotype is all
the time picking at the volunteers in that city.
One Of bis jokes. IN the shape Of a cOnundrum
hits very hard, but il is too good to be lost:
Why is a volunteer like a chameleon? Be-
cause when he enlists he is grcsa, and the next
time you sec him be s blue.
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DEMOCRACY. notice that some of the
loco foco journals express strong doubts whe-
Their the So Democrats who voted against the
tax on l ca and Coffee, are Democrats. Ii blind
obedience TO Executive diatation constitutes
Democracy, as these journals seem to under-
stand it, then they are not real Democrats. As
only AZ loo ,s voted for the Tax, what is the
loco foco majority in Congress!
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We learn BY letter Of s. w. White, in the
Yazoo Democrat, that the Yazoo Company has
been reduced in number by death,sickness and
discharges to IS men, four Of whom had TO be
left at Monterey in the Hospital, SO that it
could only march with 81 effective men
A mong these left at Monterey we regret to see
the name Of Mr. A. P. Hill, young gentle-
man with whom we became acquainted
whilst here We trust he may recover. Dr.
Halsey remains in the army hospital at Monte
rey--Dr. Thompson being now the Surgeon of
the Regiment He also says Gen. Quitman
is, as popular with the Brigade as Gen. Taylor
with the army.--Vfsks. Wig.
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From which is to be deducted
any actual balance oil cash that
may be in the Treasury, which
we will estimate at, say
3,5Oo,oOO
$4,000 600

Leaving $4,000 600
as the extra war expenses for seven months,
and not six million as the Union wonld lain
have US believe.
In the statement no estimate has been made
for the immense amount Of outstanding claims
Of every kind which, if the war was to close TO-
morrow, would flow in to the extent of mil
lions. Itrequired from S25 to 100000 to
pay of all the odds and ends of arrearages, af-
ter the last war with Great Britain, which, how
ever, was on a much more extended scale, and
required of course, larger amount to liquidate
the arearsges, but still, whenever the Mexican
war does close, the treasury will find it has a
very long tail oft.
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" AsHINcToS, Jan. 5, i847.

ASHINCToN, Jan. D, BAL
am glad to be able to inform you that the
lie,itenant generalshp has been killed not only
in committee but by a unanimous vote of the
House. think this fortunate circumstances
for the administration, for it is measure into
which il was partly coaxed and partly wheed-
led, much against its consent, inclination or
Sa..
This writer is a leading friend Of Mr.. Polk -
He says that the A administration, mi oh against
its own will, was "partly coaxed and partly
Mheedled" into recommending the creation Of
a Lieutenant Generalship. We wonder what
influence the locofocos Of the house acted un-
der in relation to this subject, when on the 9th
instant, they nearly all voted to reconsider
their unanimous vote OF the preceding day?
Were they ''partly coaxed and partly wheed-
ledl'
Byth way,whatsort Of Administration mus,
il be, which, according to ITS own friends and
apologists, nan be .scoaxed and wheedled' into
measures against i.s own consent, inclination
or wants."-- Louisville Joyraai.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

THE undersigned having had fair
= opportunity Of examining and test
ing the SCIENCE Of Penmanship as taught
by Mr.. RUFUS Dolbear, having taken
lessons from him, and Witnessed lie re-
narkable Improvement Of his scholars,
take pleasure in recommending il to the
public.
Although the high testimonials which
Mr.. d. bears with him Of his own cha.
racter, and the merits OF his systex
render unnecessary, yet we emBr
this occasion Of tesliiying 10 the n
worth, gentlemanIy department,
intel igence and grea, fidelity Il
Mr.D. We regard him as Va
LY person whom we have met with,
teaches Penmanship Scientifically 8
principles and practice Of his system
are so plain and easy Of acquisition that
children aud persons Of the commonest
nnderstandir g can comprehend, and
without difficulty retain The recollection
Of them. Considering good legible
hand aoriting rs an essential accomplish
nent to every Lady and Gentleman, an
invaluable attainment TO every public
officer, professional and business man and
TO all classes Of individuals, and great
means of dlffosing nformation-that it
would be saving Of time and money to
be taught by Mr.. DIS system, instead Of
by the ordinary modes taught, and feel.
ing confident that the rules Of his sys-
TEN, if followed, will give ease, elegance
and rapidly to the writer and produce
perfect writing, we are Of opinion that
il would not only be highly useful to in
dividuals, but National benefit to a.
dopl universally.
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MISSISSIPPI VoLUNrEERs-Th Monroe, Choc-
taw and Lowndes companies arrived in New
Orleans on the 18th. The Union. Grays and
Pamela BOYS were not able to leave Vicksburg
until Monday last.
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A LARGE assortment Of Landreth's
fA Co ebrated GARDEN SEEDS, from
Philadelphia, fresh and genuine, crop
of l846, jist received and for sale by
G. w. HENDERSON, .
Canton.
And by
TILLER & HENDERSON,
Vernon.
January 20, 1847. 1924
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DIED-In this place on Friday 18th instant,
RICHARD LATHAM. This is the second Of the
few volunteers that went from this place and
returned only to die.
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Ac-sGY.-George Pratt, Esq, office OF the
tnsw York; Morning Telegraph, is our author
lied agent, to receive advertisements and sub
scriplons, and receipt for the same.
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MASSACHUSETTS VOLUNTEERS. Eight compa-
mics have been mustered into service, and the
two others arc nearly inll.
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NorrcE proof of publication will here
after be gwen until the advertisement is PAID
for.
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PEvMANsHIP.-We call attention to the adj
vertisement of Nh. DoLBEAR. He teaches
P,nmanship as sc'e'tce.
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FREsHErs.- There have recently been very
mense quantities of pork, grain, corn, fences,
buildings and bridges, have been destroyed,
and also some lives lost.
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NV E are authorised to announce lie bbeus
w French, as a candidate for the Office
of Assessor Of Taxes for this county at the
ensuing election.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

"TE are authorised to announce James
" A. Dennis, as candidate Tor the
office of Assessor of Taxes for this county at
the ensuing election.
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MARRrED--Op Thursday evening the 7lh inst.
by the ReD. Mr.. Fly, WILLIAM FoRD, to Miss
ANN, daughter of KlNsNAN DIVINE, all OF
Sharon.
ITO no ill end the glorious passion sways,
By love and honor bound, the youth obeys,
Till by his service won, the grateful fair
Consents in time TO ease the lovers care,
Seals all his hopes, and in the bridal kiss
Gives him title to untainted biss.n
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EXECUTORS SALE.

EXECUTORS SALE.
10y virtue OF an order Of the Hon.
- Probate Court Of Madison county,
| will sell on the premises in said coun-
ty TO the highest bidder, on
Monday the sth dcy Of February ls47,
On credit Of twelve months, the fol.
loving lands, tenements and horedita-
ments Of saiah 8. Rawlings. decd, Wig:
The west half Of northwest quarter,
section two; south half of east half Of
northwest quarter, section two, town
ship eight, range two, west.
The purchaser 10 give bond and Sc
curity.
Sale 10 take place within the hours
prescribed by law.
w. J. HUESTON, Err.
January aS, ls47. 1921
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BOARD OF POLICE.

THERE will DO special meeting Of
u the Board of Police on the Firsi
Monday the LIST day of February, lS47.
BY order, J. PUGH, PreSt.
January 23, 1847.
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GOODS AT COST.

NJ RS. lNSKEEP will sell her pre-
1sA sent stock of Fancy Goods at cost
for Cash.
January %, 1847. 1924
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oti PibS III thS iShodi at INC
commencement of hostilities,
Surplus of ordinary revenue over
ordinary expenditure, g. which
would have accumulated since
the war, say
Treasury Notes Issued, and War
Loan
Ammunition, munitions of war,
camp equipage and maGteriel
both for military and naval
service, supplied from the arse
nails, and paid for previous to
the war, say
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June 9
DIR. Spcnccr's Vegetable Pills,

Anu Tame ant ItcSt0ratlCe Bltte7S.
FoE TIE pURIFICATIoN OF THE BLOOD,
AND RESTORING OF THE SYSTEM FROM
ALL MORBID SEcRETIoNs OF THE GLANDS,
SKIN AND LIVER, MORBID nUMoRs AND
viTiATED STATE OF TIE SYSTEM, sc.
These Pills and Btcrs have been steadi-
y gaining i'll popularity among al classes
are not nc" a!ncag these Of doubtful! efficacy
or experimental character, but can be relied
upon as compositions founded upon correct
therapeutic principles, and contdcd in as safe,
pleasant, and efficient medicines wherever a
Tonic or Aperient is needed, and where
Pur2atIve or simple Cathartlc alone is needed,
the Pills alone stand unrvalIed
They will positively cure, and have in thou
sands of cases Of Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Liver
Complaints, Eruptions of the skin. Sallow
Complexion. General Debility, Loss of Appc-
tito, Suppressed Perspiration, &C., &c. AS
an eradica'or of mercury from the system
these Pills and Bittcrs are uncquaed.
The indications requiring Spcncer's Pills
and Bitters, and when they should be taken
without delay as preventive to the formation
of acute disease, arc, when the tongue is furr-
ed, when the urine is highly colorcd. when
there is pain in the stomach and bowels, when
there are nervous irritatons, when there are
pans in the back or head, when tn. skin is
hot, dry or yellow, when the appetite Is poor,
when there are cold chills, when the dreams
are bad and startling in sleep.
If taken on the occurrence of any or all
these Indications of approaching disease, much
pain and sickness may be prevented.
The above Medicines, Fresh and Genuine,
are for sale by Wardlaw & Dcndy, and at the
Post Office.
For certificates Of recommendation and
other Information concerning the above Med.
icines, see future advertisements, also PAM
phlets which maY be obtained of the Agents.
June 9 Is Inn
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Cotton Press.

We offer to the citizens of Abbcville and the
adjoining Districts, our improved SWING.
ING FULCRE PRESS. The invention
was not the result of mere chance, but of long
experience and mathematical calculation
AS to power, it is equal, if not superior, to
any thing now in use. 1t requires less tim.
Der, easier framed, and put up in less time,
and with less danger than screw; and the
Press will last as long any timber protect
ed from the weather or above ground. From
the number of these Presses which are now in
nsc from North Carolina to Mexico, we feel
no hcsitancy in saying that they will super
ccdc the Screw ; and there are ten of our
Presses up to one Of any other, and we feel
Jnstiti III saying fifty TO one. The average
duration Of Screws in this District is not
more than four and half OF five years, and
as there is not less than five hundred Screws,
see what is paid ont in one year.
For single or individual rights, $500.
We offer the District rights for sale on very
low terms, which wc consider greater spec
ulation than there is in the country
Persons wishing information respecting
The Press, will find me for two weeks to come
at the residence OF Mr.. james Cobb. will
build one more Press in this District for S5O,
every thing found to hand
Invented in Barnwrll District, S. G..
PROVOST, Patcntce.
June y Is IF
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From the SouM Caroiinaan.
IIhG l'ut Worm.

The ravages Of this troublesome dcrrc-
,iator in the corn fields of South Carolina du-
ring the last Spring, has caused many in
qnl"lcs to be made respecting their prevcn-
ton. Perhaps mare corm is annually last
Ill our State from these insects than is made
by mnMMrtng; and this remark is true, when
we reflect that they attack the carly planting
III rich moist lands, and that an early crop
has two chances to one over late planting,
in our uncertain climate to make Il heavy
crop. We have observed that poor soils,
this season, have the best stands Of corn and
that on rich alluvial soils in some places,
three unsuccessful attempts have been made,
If the seasons do not continue latc, this will
tell bad tale for the corn corp when the
bushels are to be measured up. The follow
ing practice is the only information we have
been able to lay our hands on, which seems
at all practicable. and added to the practice
of sleeping the seed in saltpetre, might
prove available as a preventive. 1t has
reason on its side, and therefore deserves
trial AS soon as the corn is covered with
earth let hand follow and apply dressing
Of ashes and ground plaster, at the rate of
one-third of the latter to two-thirds of the
former; or if plasters cannot be procured,
ashes alone, leached or unleachcd-the lat
ter would be preferable, of course. A hand
ful to each hill would be sufficient. A
slight dressing of lime would answer in
stead of ashes, but in order to preserve the
hands, it should be dipped out with proper
dipper, which should be made of size suit
able to the quantity intended for each hill of
corn. We tell our readers candidIy, the
suggestions contained in the above, have tho
sanction ofphylosophy as well as ex perience,
and also that this dressing will exercise the
further result Of being decidedly beneficial
TO the growth ofthe corn. The labor and
expense of making the application are
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THE LEG I LEFT BEHIND ME.
SANTA Annals SOLO.

SANIA ANNA > SoLO.
I'm stumplcss quite, since from the shot
Of Ccrro Gordo pcngin,
l loft behind to pay the Scorr
My grub, and gave my log in.
I dare not turn to view tho pIaoc,
Lest Yankee foes should find me;
And, mocking, shake before my faoe
The Leg left behind Inc.
At Buena Vista was sure
"That Yankee" to surrender:
Aud bade my men Hurrah for you're
All going OIL Il bender
That all my hopes and plans were dashed,
My scattered troops remind mo;
But though there got soundly thrashed,
left 10 Icy behind me.
Should TAYLOR of my track get scent,
Or ScoTr beat up my quarters,
may as we'll just be content
To go across tho waters.
But cen should that my fortune be,
Fate has not quito resigned me;
For in tho Museum shall SEQ
Tho leg left behind mo.
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The State Of South Carolina.
ABBEVlLLE DISTRICT,

In tie Cont Of Commom Pleas
Ben amin f. Spikes, who has been arrested,
and is now confined within the bounds of the
Jail Of Abbcvllc District, by virtue Of writ
of capias nd satlsiacicndun, at the suit of
Wade S Cothran and james Sproul, having
filed his petition, with a schedule, OH oath, of
his whole es ate and effects, for the purpose of
obtaining the benefit OF the Acts Of the G..ncral
Assembly commonly called "thc Insolvent
Debtors Act :'-Public Notice is hereby given
that the petition Of the said Benjamin +.
Spikes will be heard and considered in the
Court Of Common Pleas to be holden for Alb.
bcviile District, at Ahbcvile Court House, on
the third Monday Of October next, or on such
other day thereafter as the said Court may
order; and all :hc creditors of the said Benia-
min f. Spikes are hereby summoned person-
ally or by attorney to be and appear then and
there, in the said Court, to shcw cause, if any
they can, why the benefit of the Acts aforcs
said should not be granted to the said Benjamin
spikes, upon his taking the oath, and exc
cutting the assign :nent required by the Acts
aforesaid. ] Il LIVINGSTON, Clerk
Clerks Office, Dec 2G, 1916 44 t3mO
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The State Of South Carolina.
ABEEVlLLE DISTRICT

IL TIE Cart of Ghainyy.
Sarah J. a. Wheaton, vs.. Thomas Sim
mons and Applicntiom Of Crcdi-
tors, far prosccds Of Rcal Estate, to be
pniA In administrator far payment Of
dcJtS, on a~suDiciency OF personal Estate.
1t appearing to my satisfaction, that Thomas
Simmons, Frances Simmons and A Anna SIM
mons a minor, parties Defendants, reside
without the limits OF this State: 1t is there
fore ordered That they do appear and show
cause within tho time. viz, ooh May, 1917,
why the proceeds Of tho Real Estate Of Ame-
liza Summons deed, sold in Ordinary for Parti.
ton, should not be applied to tho payment oi
debts by the Administrator on deficit of per-
sonal Esatc-lhcr couscnt us confessed, will
be entered of record.
Fcb-20 3m y. LESLY, Ordy.
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Mattress Makinu

We whose names arc hcrcunto subscribed, having
used the Mattresses Manufactured by NJ. JAMES III.
PRICE OF the Village of Abbevie, do horoby
recommend a his work to the public, and himself as
worthy of their patronage.
THOMAS p SPERM,
Il. p. MOSEI.Y
THOMAS B. DENDY
W Persons in tho country desiring Mattresses,
would DO well to give mo a call, and examine for
themselves. My terms will be found reasonable,
and the mattresses will show what they are Shop
opposite MIR. HUNTERS Gin Shop.
JAS. II. PRICE.
May 25th, ls47. Is I'm
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The State of South Carolina.
ABBEvILLE DISTRICT.
In EQ1litU

IN Equlty.
Thomas M. Finley, and Reuben J. Finley,
Nancy A. Finley by next friend, T..
M. Finley, v. Alexander Hunter, Nancy
Finley, Granville II. Finley and others.
Bill for Account, Partition, Delivery
of StareS amd Relief
1t appearing to my satisfaction, that Nancy Finley,
Granville ii. Finley, Isaac N. Finley, Robt. Oak
ley and Rhoda his wife, Ahi Deck and Polly Ann
his wife, and Jano X. Finley, Defendants in this
case, reside without tho limits of this State: Or
dcrcd that tho above named Defendants do appear
and plead, answer or demur, to tho said Bill within
three months from the publication of this order, or
Judgment coNrEsso, will be rendered agains
them. H. A. JON Els, C. E.AD.
Commissioners Office, March Gth l947.
March TO- 9 3m
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Head Quarters.
COLUMBIA, 18th May, ls47.
GENERI AL ORDER.

All officers of Militia of this State ordering
elections of officers OF the line of whatever
grtdc or rank, or making appointments Of Of
ticers of the staff will report the names Of the
officers so elected or appointed to the S"cre>
tary Of State, who is directed thercupon to
fill up and forward their commissions without
delay, and he is also further directed not TO
Issue any blank military commission.
All communications addressed to the Sec
rotary of State under this order TO be cndor
scd " Militia Service"
The Brigadirr Generals, are charged with
the extension Of this order.
Dy order OF tho Cnmnand"r-in. Chief.
J. w. CANTEY,
Adj'l. and Inspt. Gen.
May 10Th IL 6w
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6S&SN&AA6M96 llamDlirI, recently occupied bY
DR.. J. f.. Griffin. and formerly by Mrssrs.
ii. l.. Jrilcrs u Co., situated at the foot Of
the II ILL., and iin ;;,y at the head of ,hc
main business street. From ITS superior 10.
cation, and being surrounded by IL stream Of
water, it is comparatively exempt from the
casualty of fire and entirely above the reach
Of high frcslr,s.
They propose to carry on exclusively the
WAREHOUSE and GENERAL. FAC
forage BUSINESS, under the firm of
GEIGER & PAltTLOW.
Having cngag"d an experienced and com
pet"nL assistant, in addition to their own per-
sonal attention, and poss "ssing means 10
make liberal advances on produce consigned
to their care, they hereby tender their s"rvl>
cos to Planters, Merchants and others, in the
STORAGE and SALE of COTTON,
FLOUR, BACON, and other PRODUCE.
in RECEIVING and FORW WARDING
MERCHANDISE. and PURCHASING
GOODS to ORDER.
w. w. GEIGER.
JAS. Y. l.. PARTLOW-
June o - GIN
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Land for Sale.

ms The subscriber having deter ~
T mined to remove West. off RS for
sale his TRACT of LAND on which hn re-
sides. There is between 8 and 900 acres, between
and 600 cleared and in excellent repair. On the
plantation is two excellent scttlomcnts-TWO
good TWO-STORY HOUSES at each place-
Gin houses, screw, and every necessary out-buiId-
ing The plantation lies in two and half miles of
good landing OIL Savannah river. 1t is presumed
no ono would purchase without examination, us
such further description is unnccassary-a bargain
will be given. ROBERT E. BELCHER.
May IL. lift
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The State Of South Carolina.
ABEEVILLE DISTRICT.
Notice
TO Tie Creditors aud Heirs Of Richmond

Harris. deceased.
All persons having demands against the
Estate will present them 10 d. Lesly, Admi-
nstrator of said Estat" as Dcrellc,, on or be.
fore the 2Oth May IS47, at which time said
Estate will be- apporiioncd. aud closed: And
as the personal Esta,e Is insufficient to pay the
dcbis-and the following heirs and !cgatces
reside without the limits Of thus Stale, VIZ ::
Frances f. Harrls, Agnes S Hunter, Urlah
II. Harris, Louisa |. Heard, and A Harris
anI the creditors have pctilioncd for the pro-
ccrds of real Estate, 10 pay debts. 1t is
therefore ordered, that tho said absrntecs do
appear AMI show cause, why The proceeds Of
the real Estate Of SAID Richmond Harris de-
ceased, should not b" SO applied, OH or before
the 20lh OF May lol7, otherwise, their cons
sent as confessed, will be entered of record
Feb 20 1917. :}m ID. LESLY, Ordy.
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Bagging and Rope.

Bagging and Rope.
The subscriber offers to sell at the lowest
rates of the market,
$50 p's. heavy KENTUCKY BAGGING
IS do. DUNDEE do
AS suitable for making sheets to sun wheat
on, forty-fvc inches wide. Orders from his
friends and the public generally for these ar
tlclcs, will be strictly attended to- He soli-
cits orders. J. HOWARD.
Hamburg, June 9 IS 4tsm