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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-08-10
Another Long session of the senate.

The SENATE persevered on Saturday IN the consid-
Grafton Of the General Appropriation Bill until il final
X eotihrough with it, although the work was not fin
ished before midnight. Tbs long sitting was occu-
pied in discussing and disposing Of various motions
to amend. either by inserting Items Of appropra.
ton or striking ont others already in the bill.
During The morning hour the Oregon Bin of the
House was reported BY the SenaIe's Committee on
Territories, with three or four amendments. Thee
OF these are-6Fst give the Governor of the Terri
tory absolute veto over all laws passed BY The Ter
riloria Legislature; second, TO insert recognition Of
the fact that The Territory lies north OF Alissourscom
promise line, as the reason and justification for he in.
sertion OF the provision excluding slavery; third 10
limit the mileage OF the Delegate of The Territory 10
the highest amount allowed TO a member Of Congress
rom any state Of the Unon--nsiead Of a max ifnum
q szou9 'or each session. coming and returning as
sengailyes --.Aat hf
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wAszzrvcg ow AyO 1Awr.or

Speaker Winthrop in his Washington Monument
grafton on The 4h Of July adveried to The aci thai
" ashngton had no more education than was afford.
ed by the common schools Of Virginia Hence his
vigorous use Of his own resources Such man is
TAYLOR. Washington was distinguished by certain
DoIic simplicity OF character perfectly almirable So
: Taylor. But he is a saveholler So was Wash.
ington Anu the mercy. the humanity. the practical
wisdom OF such Shareholders we would any tlav and
IN any Crisis prefer thousand fold to The restless and
random benevoence OF your genuine abol,ionst. who
screams on, his motto. FGat jats,itia. rat cnh,m.
they would bring the pillars Of The republic about
our ears but erect no structure on its ruins.
me integrity OF Westinghouse was COMPLETE
So is Taylor's. Both developed firm and calm re.
lance on God in The hour of alarm and peril Each
~ the midst OF his lille army was host in himself
Vigilance after victory was exhibited by both. as
mnch as skill and inIrepdy amid the shock Of arms
BON knew to well the mseres Of war to lightly throw
away the blessings Of peace.
u eminent in war, both viii 90 down TO posterty
more SO IN peace One little difference NAV not pass
unnot'ced. Washington had no predecessor 10 name
him. But Gen. Taylor was named by his predeces.
sor, Mr. Polk though he "meant it not So. The or.
uer mat sent him to the Rio Grande. laid the first
slone o. ms Inauguration on the 18th March. 1919. 10
me rfesdency OF this great Unon, now filed with
DIS lame i is thus that men plan and propose. but
providence disposes.-Jom1la Of Commerce
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-08-10

We hope every Wing in the County viii re-
member that Monday next is the day fixed upon
Tor our Wing meeting The truth is, that con
iident Of our strength, The Wings of Berkeley
have been cuipaby Negligent ofiheir duties to the
country, whilst their progressive neighbors have
been silently but not the less zealously aboring
propagate their principles. '1fthe Old Guard
stands firm" says the Richmond Wing "VI-
ginio is safe for Taylor" Let the Wings of
Berkeley remember this
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-08-10

.Hr. Eduv lit IS believe, publicly rusnorcl lbs,
the admirable ration delivered 90 the ath III Iuy las,
al Hea~esyllle, By Dr. g. A. HANMiLt 81 ibis coqn.
Y. was nota production 81 bis own but the same al
Ione delivered several years ago IN New York, by n
MIR. farfesler Now. SIR us Unreasonable No Suppose
that Ut llammill, whose spokenofs highly
weuld oe gpaiy o. 20 dlsrepuiable thing as PlsGrSa
isa2 Would be impose il such manner upou his
people, for one say, lei HIM have has Grafton pub.
lished exactly he delivered !, ii HedgesYiile, AID
then The iassilv Of runner calculated % iniure Inn
can be established
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-08-10
NOTWITHSTANDING III rrArrrwsuUrc.

TEUrTII-ggAmINe III rrA1zTrNsuUTG.
A number of our citizens are in the habit of
procuring from the eastern cities, household fur
niture and articles pertaining to personal COM
fort, unconscious obivious of the fact that the
same articles better made, and quite as cheap
can be had at the shops of our own mechanics.
For instance we defy competition to produce a
nester and better trunk than can be selected on
any day from the variety to be found at the facto
~ ofMr. Vincenheller
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-08-10
,.-,-- TAvy.on-~TzIr w1LDEoT E'1aovzso
TrfE SIGNAL LETTER.
San. rax,sr denies that he in:endea 70 chs'0' y
Tie slaI4n0s Proyiso

s-ns,he head Il .ssg higgrfy il rs, ilis ohao
s.,sf,st ne greet organ 81 the pia s'9ssi}etast
-, 8,he esfsefisi pei ot Tho NasaingsoR tasoa @
s, account WHICH VIZ erAnene n ~ " Astb ~ X
49, ,,ar, III ssa wore and. wirs. ~ or hn'hvN
,n,,5a. tnss democracy n tix. and ie very Wis.
iEx 4 ms haeB III soF a org fit1e Dhf Fsaaefs 'ss1
a4, ftai ridiculous aiiafnEr las been maze " W.
ess presses 10 prove ihat ten- Taylor eitef y ''ls
Cincinnati StSaal endorsed all tie views o. me elsls
editorial and among them the WiiaGi ProViso 4 he
tYhgs have aver aud over again very clearly es'ab
shed the point that Gen. TayloT's apPTsy1t 90 hp
exaDJ 10 te dnctnes Of the SSnai letter. hlf sinpy
ID thp spirit Of cantor and independence by sychtbs
Sunal ediloFiai was characterized Iaey haye asn
pext,laed lie manifest absualily Of douhsng The hst
tfg III Cen Taylor 10 the Sculh, when be is himself,
fa8t only Southern born, not only reared DHdef
Soaefn Institutions not only resident Of the extreme
South bit IS personally much more largely interested
~ slave property than the great mass O his southern
fellow citizcus The best Of all pledges thai any
give u.s. IS the fact that his interests are embarked up
81 the Same bottom with own, and to greater
extent perhaps 4aan those Of most OF hrs fellow pas
seneers The Northern Democratic presses constant
+ Is urge these views presenting The most formidable
objections Gen Tayisrs election by the free states
II however any Of our Southern brethren are still in
a fog upon the question whether Gen. Taylor IN his
Siunal letter. intended 10 endorse the Nno, Pr0yiso,
lei len read the following extract from the Ohio
Statesman. and they willsee upon the authority Of
the principal organ 81 Ohio Democracy. that Gen.
Taylor, in reply letter upon the subject, explicitly
declares thai no hasuay right to infer fiom his
Sicsa letter hat he seM not oppose he Ico 10 Il-
mot Prorso measure. and that he '.iNrENpEp
ENDORSE" IN that letter, twas THE FRANgNEss WITH
winch tie editor stated his OWN sEsrlMESTs.n But
10 the Statesman.
! "Ihe question pu, 70 Gen Tayorby Mr. Doolite,
in behalf of iae New York Bsrnbufnefs, and the re-
ply thereto as published by these men, are follows:
care we OF the North authorized from your reply
to the editor Of the Signal. 70 infer that you will ne
Their oppose the patronage The veto Of the execu
tive TO the passage OF law or any kindred measure
for the restriction OF slavery 2 Gen. Taylor answars
'.You not All that intended to endorse was the
frankness with which the editor stated his seni
ment,o
.sDespile the eqnvocal denial Of the New YORKER
Mr. Brough, 10 his address last evening ID The Demo
cratic Hail. charged the Of Gen Tag Tor 10 be
correctly given. He had seen with his eyes, :
copy of the leer--aken with the consent OF Mr. Doc
little, by Banbufner, in New York, and the words
above quoted word for word. and letter os letter. were
~
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pywYnr 70 CTS voy.uNrvrns.

public dinner IS % be given By The cIlIzens Of ihe
county 10 The Berkeley Volunteers on The 10Th INST
and tie undersigned committee are instructed 10 tx.
lend cordial invitation. which they hereby do. 10 Tie
Geld Officers Of the lst Virginia Regiment TO The o
GERS and men Of the Jefferson company. to all ohes
officers and men Of said Regiment, aud 10 the officers
ofthe 9Th Regiment Virginia Militia,
SAMUEL. ALBURTIS,
&. +. COMEGYS.
GEO. II. MCCLURE,
ALLEN G. HAMMOND,
ISRAEL. ROBINSON,
PETER III. C0OkUS.
ALEX. NEWCOMER
August 10. 1913.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-08-10
80 d

i Some doubts and - est
upon thai part OF statement corresp J7fdNnt
published by Us some days ago. (ofa hostile expedi
ton beng about 10 be organized from boders a.
gansf the Alexirtiu provinces on the Hin Glande }
which represents General SHEL being al The head
OF IT.; and V Washington correspondent OF one Of the
New York papers goes far as uncyiltg 10 speak 81
The statement is miserable fabrication imposed
upon u.s. Tor al though 10 acs solicited TO undertake
such a movement, there is ecidehee 10 show thai
Gen. SHIELDS connected wihil, he being when last
heard from, travelling in Illinois
1 Upon which we have 10 remark
4 FIRST: Thai The authority upon which we publish
ed the statement referred 10 is mnch higher Than tia,
of any ofhe parties eoDfadicing it, Tie substantial
part or il, The hostile design corobored by avery
one even OF those who carp al our disclosure Who
is head command IN the enterprise IS o. lille con
sequence. The eSseuiiat is, thai such scheme is
suoi.
serondly; No.personal dispaya5enaen, or unkind.
ness was intended BY towards Gen ssurrrps III pub
fishing the statement thathe hehead afihis move
ment against the Mexcan States on The nio Csianae
That Gentleman, imblsed with military spirit. and
we doubt not with patriotic impulse entered into the
late WARMTH Mexicowihoul, as lar as we know, any
previous military education. Warwas with him q
passion, MOI profession lie proved himself a gal
liant soldier, and came ontof The with the repua
lion ola accomplished officer. lie acquired dstinc
ton in the fie has relish for military life, and
al his early age Is probably ambitious OF further dis
nciion There is no difficulty in believing that be
has been selected 10 lead Tie American force which
is conquer these States from Mexico. We shall
continue believe until is coniradcieI by the same
authority thai from which received the inortaa
,an.
Thirdly: 1t is no contradiction Of what has been
stated concerning General Shields being designated
as the head oil this enterprise 10 say that when last
heard FROM he was travelling il Illinois la that
State is his dcnicl What more reasonable what
probable, than that gentleman about to engage
IN such an enterprise, perous "a every view Of it,
should desire. before departing upon an expedition
from which he may never return, his aflas in
order? What more natural than that engaged in a
secret enterprise be should keep his secret 10 himself
He could not have been especedto proclem il from
the houseop
Fourhly We shall be happy to learn that Gen.
Shields has really determined not 10 engage in this
enterprise. We have sufficient esteem for him TO de.
sine for his own sake. and earnestly too that he may
not be implicated in it.-.National Intel igeacer.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-08-10

CoNmoTIos OF DRAYroN.--The jury in the case,
Of the United STATES VS. Daniel Drayiol ailes being
locked up al Thursday came the court room
Yesterday afternoon about three clock with verlrf
OF guilty on the indictment charging him with steal
ing slaves the property ofAndrew Hoover. The nris
onef was Yesterday put upon his trial on another j.;
detmeg charging him with stealing slaves the proper
O'Clock while this trial was in progress '' 'ouf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-08-10
NORTH CAuorrr1A ELECTION.

Owing to local causes, the Wing vote at the
election held ON Thursday last for Governor and
members of the Legislature, was considerably
diminished. 1t is believed, however, that the
Wings have carried the Governor and have a
small majority in the Legislature. The State is
safe for TAYLOR and Fillmore in the fall.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-08-10
~---a--F-
COMM rNrc aTroEs.

No communication IS ever published in The
Gazette which is sent to us without the names 81
the author. This will account for the rejection
ofseveral articles With which we have been late
by favored.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-08-10
- q he II! arkrts.
nALYIMoitN mAnIxET, AuG. \.
W Ta nIaETTrzc,.

The Wings Of Berkeley are earnestly rcques
ted to assemble at the Courthouse, on the Is,
Wings OF the County is particularly desirable.
MANY WINGS.
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oppituarp.

DIED, on Saturday evening last, L,uR, JA%r, IN tbs
9Th year Of her aga, youngest daughter OF William Il.
and Catharine Mathews of this place
DIED, at his fathers, MIR Hiram Moon. on tho
day, JAMes Noes, in the 10Th year his age.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-08-10

IF Gen TAYLOR DE CHOSEN. THE NEXT Con-.
SHkss WILL UNDOUBTEDLY BE WING. ABSOLUTE
w HiG RULE WILL THEN DE UPON us-T Uashi,igtoa
Union q Saturday morning.
10 Wings want any better assurance than this iha
az Ihe'r exerons should be be devoted 10 The election
OF Gen Taylor III Richmond Times.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-08-10

o. The new minister from France, Mr.. Pous-
sin, has arrived at Washington and taken lodg-
ings at Wizards Hotel.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-08-10

JAMES r; BELsER. Of Alabama Formerly Demo
.l . member Of Congress from Mr.. HmLnRD's dis
VIZ. addressed a great Vhig Convention at Hayne-
vite (Aa.) on the 22l, in powerful advocacy OF The
election Of General TAYLOR TO the Presidency.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-08-10

Or The body of Captain Henry Fairfax VIII.
died in Mexico, was received at Alexandria o,
Monday, the 31st ult
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-08-10

Dc. We invite the readers attention to the re-
port of the examination Of the students Of the
Berkeley Seminary, to be found on our first page.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-08-10
CAMP NETTING.

Camp-Meeting for Berkeley Circuit, win BIO held al
the Little Meeting House, 3 miles South Of White Hail.
commencing Friday, August H.
July 90, 1913.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-08-10

o. Mr.. Fillmore passed through New York
on Thursday, on his way to Newport
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-08-10

lHE DEBT OF TEx.s--Bg an act Of the ,arislo
nre az Ella ms against the State Of Texas must Be nre
senled 70 The Auditor and Comptroller before the So.
cond Monday Of November, lS4o.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-08-10

= FHh % ~ sacramento, coming down The Mis-.
sour, sises--iay or %, Cass 3.
q. foe pa ne berlram. on the Mississippi above
81 Lonis, fod-Taylor FL. Cass 3.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-08-10

lhc AieSaodria Gazette says that one more GOOD
lan y sNoF' tine, would secure one Of the largest
corn crops ever made in Virginia
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-08-10
NQR. WEnsTER.

IAe New York Commercial says that Mr..
!" ebster IS detained from his seat in the senate
oy Illness. The editor was in Boston on Satur-
''aS aud learned that he was so feeble in body
A 20 be quite unequal to the journey to Wash
angton.
A'---ne,has since appeared in his seat.
@S- Gen Scorrhss returned to his home from
Rackawav.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-08-10
GREAT ATTRACTIoNti
a NJ ID N o III @RR1M a s.

EUST call at No. l. Broadway, near Sulphur
ep Grove. opposite McCleary's Barn. where SUM
MER GOODS can be purchased for good Dutch
song, and remnants FOR an Irish whistle am deer-
mined 10 lesson my present stock TO give room for the
fall supply Call and see-oo charge Tor looking on.
WARNER MILLER
Beling'on. Va, August TO- ls4S
FORWARDING, e. COMMISSION DEPOT.
TEyHE undersigned is now prepared TO receive and
a forward promptly, Flour and other produce TO
the Baltimore Market when consigned TO hrs care,
The best prices guaranteed and punctual returns made
Of the proceeds.
Ia addition 70 general Stock Of Goods, he will al
ways have on hand full assortment efIron Smiths
Coal, Salt and Herring for sale low for cash
FRANCIS DUNNlNGT0N
B. s O. Railroad, Aug. 3, lS4S.
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PhiIadelphia. 's"' ~
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-08-10
LEWIS cAas AND ING voEUMrznRs.

WAsHINGToN, July 20.
The followngis the bill introduced by Lewis Cass
IN the Senate, as chairman of the committee on Mill.
larry Affairs. His friends haze denied this and some d
The volunteers haze participated tbs denial. and indeed
authorised a.
send you the bill. and the evidence o. its passage
An Act 10 provide clothing for Volunteers in the SER
vice Of the United States
be II enacted by the Senate and Honse Of Represen.
lauYes oil The United States Of America in Congress
assembled, That in lieu Of the money which. under
existing laws is allowed TO volunteers as co mnua.
ton Tor clothing, The Presiden. be- and he Is hereby
authorized TO cause the volunteers 10 be furnished
with clothing in kind, the same rates. accordnr 10
grades, as is provided for the troops OF The regular ar
my. 49, "
cery that the above is a true copy of the bill rs
II passed both Houses OF Congress, and as approved
by The President on the Goth of January. 1913.
THO. J. CAMPBELL.
rl;.,n Clerk House Reps, U. s.
rms bill reduced the amount from three dollars and
LOFTY cents month 10 two dollars and fiy cents
us was 'ae construction of the Adju,ani General
nom feoruary TO May, and until the war is over
Tue volunteers have suffered severely from it, and are
coming nome IN rags under il. and hence their deter
Hiha''on 10 vote against the author Of such bill.
E. b.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-08-10
slaelsaA nE.ge STATE ELEcfoRs.
or NHyv YoWB

! Dislfiel--JouS J. Iosrs. Isle Of Wight.
GgoaeE w BoInyo, Petersburg.
= IlExnF p. Iarixe. Cumberland
JossPB X. Irvine, Lynchburg
* w. MARrIa, Franklin.
e ALEXANDER RUEs, Automatic.
RoBEer L.. ScoTT, Fauquer-
4 H. T. GAaSErr, Wesnoreland.
o Jons A. MEREDITH, Richmond City
10 RoBgsr sAusDERs, Williamsburg.
~ ASDaEw HUNTER, Jenersop.
IL A H. II. STUART, Augusta
10 S. Med MooRE. Rockbridge.
IA CoasLIY L. TRfGG, Washington.
rs G.. w SUMMERS, kanawha.
is G.. a. CAMDEN, HARRISON.
II j" r. II. PIEaPofNT, Marion.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-08-10

Wooden Ware.

HbARREL Churns, Tubs, Buckets, Coolers ans
I'D Willow Baskets for sale low by -
Mill Greek, April a. lSlS
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-08-10

IntftIn CUfiltI7ltd.
"'fhis is evidence nt
still preserved in Cincl
Taylor deny lis corre,
authority to publish
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R0i. Esia.e.

A NEGRO BOY aged about Is or IA years.
IA situation in the CoGnTy would be preferred.
Enquire al this Office.
July IS, lSiS-tf
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r A'--Ile has Since appeared in his seat.
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NApTHNSBTgG EaZETTE-

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r..s.ssflAs s,as sl.a AUGUST 70. ASS.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-05-03
BALLOON ASCENSION.
Arrival Of the New York Aeronautic Comnnnx


(Under the supervision of Mr.. s. w. PRArr.)
First Grand Aerial Yoyage of the Season.
MESSRS. PRATT, THURSTON ~ co. having engaged
lNl the celebrated Aeronaut Mr. ]. WISE for
respectfully the ladies and gentlemen
Washington and its vicinity that this unrvaIed
will make his 9th grand aerial flight Wednesday, May
5 lSlS, at hafpast o'clock p from the erected
for the purpose, in the Of the City Hail. with the new
and splendid aerial ship
PROGRESSIVE"
They have also connected with their establishment the
services of Professor Morron who will eucdate by lecture
and explanation the chemical and philosophical nature of
the science OF Aerostatics.
ltwoud be useless toadd any thing gain the confidence
OF the public OF Mr. Wse's ability Aeronaut His un-
ryaled success tor number of deemed sufficient
The capacity ofhe Balloon Progressive" 56 900 gallons
and requires for single initiation 1000 pounds oil
vrIol 800 pounds of fine iron, and 900 pounds of
Inc interesting process OF separating the hydrogen from
the oxygen of the will be conducted large retorts
under the immediate eyes of the audience
ORDER OF THE ASCENSION.
AT O'Clock the doors OF the will opened for the
reception OF vlsiters, when the initiation of the rostaot
will be commenced.
Eliot balloons will be up during the process of ina-
ton. r
During the intervals Professor Moron will illustrate the
chemical action and generation of the gases.
And at half O'clock Mr. Wise will ballast the ae rial
attached by single cord, will the last that binds the
aerial vessel the EARTH the region of clouds
Tickets OF admission so cents, children halt price and to
be had at the bookstores and hotels OF the city also AT the
door OF the arena on the day of ascension.
NAV PIT
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-05-03


HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT
u AuCTiON-On TUESDAY, the zd Aay, SHALL sell at
he residence OF Mrs Reed street, between a and 9Th
areets, al 10 O'clock extensive and excellent
assortment OF furniture. We enumerate in part
Mahogany sofas, lounges, divans, and ottonans
DO paror chairs and rocked
Moreen-covered lounges and stuffed chairs.
Mahogany sdeboards dressing and plain bureaus
Do dining card, and centre tables
Cane and svood-seat chairs rockers, &c.
Maple and walnut high and iow-posI bedsleads
Washstands, wardrobes, and writing Iabies
Pador and chamber window curtains
China glass, and crockery
Plated tea and coffee
Giandoles, solar, hall, and other lamps
Fire sets, toilet sets, and chamber glasses
Brussels, three ply, Ingram, and step carpets
. Passage oilcorh, hearhrugs, Se.
Feather beds, bedding
Hair and shuck
Excellent cooking and other stoves
With lot of Kitchen requisites
Terms All sums of and under S25, cash over S25
credit Of two and four months or approved endorsed notes
bearing interest A GREEN,
APP 9--SSSAT Auconeer
o. The above sale postponed In consequence ofthe
rain until Saturday, the 9th instant same hour.
Mays A GREEN, AuctioneeF