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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-07-27

PORT TOBACCO, July 18th, ls4S.
GENTLEMEN: In accordance with your request
send copy of my Grafton, delivered on the 18th
instant, and return my thanks for the fattering
manner in which it was conveyed.
Very respectfully,
FRANCIS w. WEEMS.
To Messrs. FERGUSON, REEpER, and others.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-07-27
PORT TOBACCO, july 18th, lS4s.

TORT IOBACC0, Jug I3tn, 1915.
DEAR SIR: Having desire to read the Grafton
delivered by you the 4th inst to which listen
ed with pleasure, and believing that the Public
would be much grati6ed upon perusal of the same,
we respectfully request copy of you for publica-
ton. We are, with great respect,
Your friends, &c.,
JAMES FERGUSON,
ROBERT S. REEDER,
and others.
To FnANc1s w WEEMs ESQ
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-07-27

The year 1882 gave birth to the follow
ing politicians Daniel Webster, born ON
the 18Th of January John c. Calhoun, on
the 18Th of March General Lewis Cass, on
the 9th of October; Martin Van Buren,, on
The 5lh of December. .., ... ..-
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-07-27

True beauty is that which is fair without
striving to appear so. r"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-07-27
GRAFTON
BY

FRANCIS w. WEEMS, ESQ,
Delivered before the Literary Debating
Club Of Port Tobacco,
ON THE 4TH DAY OF JULY, lS4S.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-07-27

Spill not the morning (,he quintessence
of the day. in recreation, for sleep itself is
recreation. Add not, therefore, sauce to
sauces.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-07-27

Why should horse be justified in biting
a mans leg? Because "all flesh is grass,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-07-27

Every wooden leg which supplies the loss
of limb lost in battle, is a stamp speech
Against all war. .y ..t !.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-07-27

A readiness to take offence is the sign If
a narrow mind or bad temper.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-07-27

To Francis w. WEEMs, Esq.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-14

the law regulating such institutions be enforced 1t will
be a careful examination Of the schedule j.
marked cash items" teller drawer" hereunto
nexed that system Of population had been practced
by the teller constantly absorbing large portion OF
the funds belonging to the bank the of which
bed him to discount checks and notes for particular
favorites besides having individual Indebtedness
of more than thirty three thousand dollars.
The special agents herewith present in order that
you understand more satisfactorily the extent of
the deficiency in detail copy eff the statemen mt of the
Canal Bank. sworn to by John Reyes Paige President
and Theodore Olcot Cashier the 10th day Of April
last. The statement is copied from the original on
file in the Comptrollers Office, verbatim, giving some
alterations and corrections that did not appear upon
the printed copy
Statement of tie condition of the Canal Bank of Albany
on fhe morning Of the 4th day Of March. 1S4S.
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The foregoing shows that the bank on the day ofts
failure had previously squapdcred nearly thirds OF
it's capital $l9s $40 H. Besides this the directors
had borrowed many without shadow OF security the
of SgS $40 Ia, indepe ndent oil their liza
bites as endorsers for SlT4,q5o %.
II cannot be disguised that Illegal and Improper prac-
tees have been for years perpetrated by the off,
ceis CT the bank fo- which tho sufferers demand sN
fact nr1 =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-14

Thus it will be perceived that Of the entire avas of
the bank embracing large amount invested in real
estate estimated above ITS value ana muoh greater
torneys for collection there remains the enormous sum
Of hundred and seven thousand and thirty dollars
and seventy cents, to be accounted for
But in order that you may be in possession OF the
facts as they really exist will be necessary to explain
recent transactions in which the financial officer
OF the bank was the principal actor.
During the investigation, and before the court had
appointed the receiver the cashier presented to one OF
the agents the following notes.
E. Croswell's note, dated on demand, 18th
Oct. 1S47, endorsed Theodore Olcott,. S200O0 w
E. Croswels note, dated on demand, Nov.
so. 1S47, endorsed Theodore Olcott,. 3, lZ5 %
John Reyes Paige, President, note, endorsed
Theodore Olcott, Treasurer, dated Sth
Do do do I'd Sent is47,. 649l 81
II. Dwight's draft, dated July 14th, 1s4s, on
Cashier of Canal Bank, Albany, in favor . -.
of T.. Croswell, only. oo,VVV w
se1, ao2 o.
At or about the time the above was handed us, it
remarked by Mr. Ocott that he was in possession
of power of attorney from the I" Pratt Bank Of Buff
falo to borrow and loan money ON their account ana
that he had borrowed from the Canal Bank about the
sum that appeared there due from the Prat Bank ana
desired that the notes be passed to their credit
then their account would necessarily be balanced
This explanation did appear satisfactory nor plain
enough to justify the agents in balancing the accoun
of the Pratt Bank without a more explicit and full
Examination of the whole matter 1t was but few
days until information was received from the sc ntie
men owning and managing the Pratt BANK OF Bunaio'
Lnat tney nhu many mouths sihoe S,o'.o $50
ness transactions with the Canal Bank of Albany,
and that they had knowledge of single business
transaction Of any kind or character Subsequent 70
the 18th day Of May last when they made draft
of over $4,000. the amount then due them, on the
Canal Bank in favor Of the Messrs. Washburn Co..
of this city.
Thus Il will be seen that the prete indebtedness
Of the Pratt Bank only cover for large loa n
made from the funds of the Canal Bank to few OF It's
directors Elm order that may be possession OF the
actual defacation and deficiency your agents present
the statement cted showing 1t to be one hundre
and ninety eight thousand three hundred ana iorty
dollars and fourteen cents For n more full and salts
factory explain copy Of the ledger accoun with
the Pratt Bank for months past Is hereunto at
tached.
On the next page will he found correct stateme
the books they will appear deducting the
Of S "A reported being due from the Pratt
Bank of Buffalo and leaving in the han of the agents
notes Of h. Croswels, and other not enumerated, In
the resources of the bank
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-14

to-day.
@. Is the Canal Bank insolvent?
A. ! do not know
q. From what you know of its concerns, do you be-
lieve 1t to be solvent or insovent?
A. should think the bank was solvent, to the best
of my knowledge.
O. Do you think it has available assets sufficient to
pay all its debts including the depostes and the stock
originally paid in and the bills in circulation?
A. No; but believe it is able to pay its deposites
and circulation ] do not know the amount of de-
100000.
@. Did you know much about the bank affairs as
to its solvency, yesterday, as you do to-day?
A. In making my estimate, count the amount due
from Page, Croswell, Joy and my father to be good
@. have three checks here, one of James Van Ar
for $780, payable to the order of John T. Crew on
the first of Octobor 1s4s one check of $1,000, drawn
NJ. s. Wadley Co., dated July 1st, 1s4S Did you
count them as money?
check, they are for money loaned to my father.
q. What amount of checks had you in your drawer
Of the bank, similar to those last mentioned that is
taken for money loaned out to individuals who de-
posted them?
A. should think 500 or $4,000
in that way, as cash without the knowledge Of the
Board of Directors, except the Cashier.
A. They we're all so taken, | don't know that the
O. Did the Board of Directors while you were in the
bank make 1t practice to examine the affairs Of the
bank, previous to declaring their semi-annua divi-
A. They did not. They did make a few such exam-
nations since have been in the bank which is thr-
teen years; don't think they have made one within
two or three years past.
Being asked by MIR. white, he says, there pack
Of $4,000 Of the Canal Bank bills sent to
the Erie Raroad that within ten days Of the
sent time The package delivered to Mr. Marlett,
contractor on the Erie Railroad believe for which
received his check, which check Is charged to him on
the ledger. That must have been the 5th Of July
@. What credit had Marlett in the bank, that you
should charge him $4,000.
A. The check was enormously charged. He was to
remit draft, as understood, Of the n. Y and Erie
Railroad Company. This money was given to Marlett
by the direction Of the Cashier.
/ paid MIR. Plumb,pf the New ERIK State Bank, on
the morning of the failure in Canal Bank bills about
$500 altogether by the direction Of the Cashier On
the afternoon Of the 10th Of July the circulation was
$4,000, at about O'Clock; and after o'clock,
| think paid the Mechanics Farmers Bank about
$1,000 the whole then in circulation about S179,-
| 900 or $4,000.
Issued, registered and unregistered. S26S 97S 90
| Handed over to White McNlullen 80. 59s34 90
s1s9133 60
| Circulation on Monday afternoon. s1720o0
IluIno' ..''. o;ooo
i
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-14

Ti's cCuui'iee ften were a'7o clothed with power
70 n. ,.raties or &C. ALT ~ their number ana also
% o 80 az pt,rf's'l reFUsiiors. The following
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-14
S1S9.133 60
S179,291
Not accounted for


Not accounted for $9s44
But witness says he sent package of 900 to Pc
pooh, Hoffman Co. about the 14th or 18th of June
which was not charged to them till the 10th of July ;
be was directed go to do by the cashier.
AUGTsTusS 8. Hill have been bookkesper OF the
bank three years the Sth day Of May last was in the
bank last Monday evening 10th July inst left about
ten o'clock Jenkins the clerk and Crew, the teller,
also in the bank left about the time, pre-
yiousy in the evening at eight or nine O'Clock Jen-
kns and Crew went out TO get something to eat were
gone twenty or thirty minutes, should think don't
know whether he Grew carried out any papers bills
books he was busy at my books when he went OUT
back towards him Edwin Croswell, believe, was in
the bank that night don't know whether Joy was or
not Theodore Olcott think saw nobody In
after dark, but F. Croswel Theodore Olcot and Thos
w Olcott there several In and out In the after
noon after bank hours believe principally custom
ers Z. W. Olcott and f.. Croswe were also in in the
afternoon, after bank hours I. w. Olcott and T..
Croswell left the bank at about halfpast nine the
two Ocotts and T.. Croswell all went out together;
had been directed, in the afternoon to inspect
poll list, preparatory to the election next
DAY while the three individuals, Theodore and
W r,tc' IN ! C-otcfN. w.r- In '.ey we~c p tha
f.tt .n.nt 20 '.n ftrnt Z icodor- Afcrt' can.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-14

The following gentlemen were appointed to have
exclusive charge of tn ball. acting as directors ana
a. arlat had
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-14

Gen. Cooper, Albany,
Judge Martin, Maryland.
James Worrall. Philadelphia,
Gen. ODonnell, Baltimore,
Hon. VIM. s. Miller. N York,
Capt, o. Bullas, u. s. Navy,
George Pitt Philadelphia,
j. G. Brown, Rhode Island.
George n. Miller, New York,
Samuel Stevens, Albany.
DIR. Clendinen, New Orleans,
j. Il. Ward, Savannah,
Il. Carrington, Providence.
Hon. N. iiillings. New London,
Hon. q. l.. Livingston, n. York,
Lambert Gittings, Baltimerc,
John W. Lewis, Charleston,
J. w. Steele. Baltimore,
J.R. Thomson. New Jersey,
Hon. !Dudl y seldcn. New York
Reuben Withers, do.
n were appointed to have
II, acting as directors, and
Eben Dean, Massachusetts,,
Henry A. Colt, New YorS,
Geo. y. Miller. do,
Ieander Starr, do,
James Brooks, do.
rrc also clothed with power
~ their number. and alsN
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-08
GENTS rLOTnING lDFTNNIsHlNG gLPARTlEAT

coATs-sr f,B., ba.a E.db dk cloth
English '.eh 'r
coats To pHrias DO d. b nl "'. afs r
uar UAglgfr cloth, @ ir ct.ur
fancy Iad bad Iflauu ''N'"
1r, r H
AND Eir 'r
Camru. Laala
iys m h U" al N! ''" W" l"''a
tn Ins,. cHT Bu"u
buff fsnaa. and rdd f a aga '' '
lalII q. I
uL,s sbrrk iBro
and TUns l checked gaon | ii"c4 "'d
Ataknpls cotton ett
B'kslu standing It' sln D'
,as.re valencia atr.I rUc
IrIU L
'l'''''' 4
t,: Jbied brean aal hickory HH l.r.
Willie Iurr DO % white n1 brown afs
.c5ulfy Egsh
India ls red lud yellow na' " 1nl '' ,p
ailyl
glg gus5rHde-a CfaVa Ah' ''Ao l
Int Old
'aN
breias and Youths l
lLl Hld
otter brush and dab if d' fn ofa un nE nus.
Gsb
Ms,T 2t,ad ans
osl wool Panama lEghuri aud pi% no nuts ' s'
cafsa light tuad sc & 1 morocco gd c'i
JIl cld1
~ :heuyyWe ca1 boots
olindb
erlrgan4 kp da,ysr
Of
Jo taTslrpr; ua aanicod LI patent u,a % 9
ga aul bnss'nti
Nsls 'A' '
r,o. atIu: ,,' ,Uau' laIc.ltu' ba and r.'' 0osn
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-08
ILA&DAY AR I.

a nt,eNs,Il loS. f@oq nd ] "ea. M. sa. @ s @ q % 'oisi
VI aches .ai We. i5ats. l=r - III md agI - -. t
ta aei Il IL li saa i as a ta.,z e,sf 5,l aal
s,i & aS 5 S a. N asisses ba, las 6,ss DAWN aai s
s9osp' e. as 49,. ad 70 s i lnSi @ S ,sa
'a g. 2sl aiia. ls hinge r l;
handles AaDb s aai @ % ais Of al gas lt5of al qlh pag and
Ps, a al A5 a aa a 'aa putty aai gany knives
heisas fsf noa.pef.- Of ,aaa qis aas=tras and
On bias Ipad eaaasesi la ss-f aud "a esssa table eat' gk
Ea,s g1 o. ts IyH sanea; aai
ns & 'gr 1 ks Iag
as lsa ssss ls H iaa7 aseqs saea ad @aa
all '3,, i Erb .5r4is. .oGaaa I ltt @ josi al no
e' a., s t6El,ins rns vcrsH ras. various
SsS saitis niap5,r land . ami hasl, iy,
aud curb clapF easa 'a4+ w " ' ''f' -"-
ai ,a SI % aslJ, l5 ol @yd 1st naa end holo
ca S1b Of s, .al i saas, l.L,0 alls.
Fsi sseisa lli English Aus lr
bnar pnea. .gdps Ira pistol; BaeLa, bullet ai Tpci
screw, gu1't. q G rta. s
s,l@ saag paas rsa-sa p. Fll FtF Blasting
~ pa Patent 3 s L, Of -asa,l .. q
q mafls+ Gt.p.u ia, saf slsnsIo sare ~
nails J,pa Adus i al ghs chalk tt books Hi wallets watch
key, key, Ia % %s G Towels a,. Gaio 1I -yar,s; ; shaving
qualtr, 'rai sHo an ether A@ tng}i "tn'nd ' e.
sn.dab; paper sd ais i y "aa sg.nai area Ico1 ap
AnSss a,s5l .a,.iya p.ao .ra.
marnr dut a'unb cl @ @ Of 'aH g's slauso all aHa,
s'RS Roas a s I i r bm n h an. auams
horn 7p laa l"ey 'al .s Doa aud 'oa. leas
cS& q@s as aa ru araaa imitation toe, s sla
ofsittr ani guala.t lossCants aH4 Ju t'sa el
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-08
0=nN ss,n-lA " nnzss

TUE plap'er- vt the Souih.wct arr respect.
! fully uamrd that ibe manufacture ol Gus.
hHs brru recently commenced. and s now 90 Iul.
operation. III C1.iHs5Hfs, lio-.isf Parish, Ia,
n designed Lat tbs ,Hiabsi mcni shall b.
permanent. Hli iar pfopf.taf sl.r.is pitfon4gr,
under tI.r pledge OF iuIn 'lung lu article supruos
Go aby uGw boo usr,
The patronage aud frwsm of industry j. ever
pfaru.t .t1u iu tHr utility ol il- r..aGIE Profit
siHr ir-t object in 40 gutrfpr.sf; aud 10 s,cufr
ihs 0. jrci, superior hkIl. mlirnss aud alien.
too 4le required m aurw establishment, ibli
would compaei successfully with ibo.e gl lsne
standing and popu.lr
No pains or rAprHsr has been spared 10 serur-
iLrrr Iiylnlarra luErnHs sh..lI wuf.mrn,
l'r bot material, iui t.t most approved psiirus
afe employed, aaa iba proprietor design, that ibr
reputation ul hs rsiab. almaUi .llI Iir dpigTm.n.
si aud sustained by iuu superior quality col hs
gins They w be- furnished to purchaser ii the
most convenient po.uls ol ihr mrf, ablyr or b..
'UW lhr u.i, upon terms gs reasonable lud tr-
rfunud ting as cas- be- bad at aUy establishment
Ul llr kind iu lir county Tie ma.t rir.iui ani
prompt attention Wl be- gi,eu ir ths frp4fnr uf
gins; aud 10 90 orders il that Iur OF business
jUHh r. COLLINS.
pOnry.lic Iparr pufh. la
Sea TH1mp.oH g my fully empowered agent
los"lI, contract, und dispose Vi my gin.sraAds now
being manufactured al ColI.u-bufe Al Engage.
msuis o.h's, wi.l hc s'dcly Hisd uu such irrms us
be- may arrange Igr
JOnN r COLLINS.
Co'.nsburE, lu.iar Parish, Ll, Juiy ~ ISIS.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-08
CR0GERIEsl MgNEs AN0 llQUQRs.

oRooRaIE p4aa fg 10 b and hall.
le5nm muck
taituli ohie
assorted
lrsea NeNpP
ncaulrs
Sc
saa;h
Phl' ua'
anlM
an Aauilsl ca#iuH a#aled
laude Holland mud n u
audi aud leakeepse
- and sllai hAe a'u
H.H HH#
BE- 600 HAVANA ar bpuli brands qad IA boxes
sl'aseh and "aa basi pepper
aH 0Aa =s
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-08
Gin ,Nanuiactry.

yHNIlE undersigned still continues to nanaiae.
4 tare improved COTTON GINS, one mile
southwest of Washington Ills Gns are made
Of the best materials, and will be waffanted to
perlorn well, and will be sold on accommodating
terms,
For all repairing, the cash will be expected as
soon ia The work is completed, ..=......
j. r. CROSBY,
Washington, March ~, lsls=ld.ly
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-08
10 Cotton PLANTERS.

VllE uni,Hsutd nas just returned from Gin.
| uulu wlIl Cue lot of Gin Materials,
manufactured under hil ogu supervision 10 tIut
cty, uud s now about 10 open NHnuiHpiUp h
ibs townoI Washington. Hampstead county, AK,
for h, nurp1sr OF buul0ug Gin Stands aud &c..
pa.rus lhc Same. ANY Gin Stand made lud
.oId Iy lhe unispigued, and proving 20 b. not as
good ls represented by h.m. may be returned
without amy charge 10 ihr purchaser, and lI. re-.
plIr. juuc by hm viu br warranted satisfactory.
Any person wishing to purchase ID Gn stand, of
TO lave 90 old one repaired, would do well to call
aud See mc.
WN. ". &. COLLINS
Washington, June 1.l-ls.2G
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-08
eauari,,eI.Siiie.

HE undersigned having cniet4 into partner.
tbir on the lsl ol Apll, lsli lot the puf.
pose Of doing general Sial8ga aHd Commission
Eusiass. in ia, town pl Fulton, undrl the nume
aud style ai HInrK, BBUfhrg y Co, would fe.
specially mturm their ii'rnds and the public gen.
cfaliy thai having lcased The i'ppfr Warehouse
III Nlf L. j. smIlh, they ATE nov prepared 10
reegNe go51s on sluTaRe.
AUGUSTUS BLOCK,
HESRY BLOCK.
Fulton. Muy !. tsi7.!l
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-08
nRuGS ANn MgDICTNGs.

r., olufn
and b1r; bs ani , .dat brnipde ea~. alnm
Muilfs laln wld
i. S. tr ca tHo-iAs fg,
uind
IA. ouJ.r: ulus npd pls bah;
ba.amtl
Bthhoi
aud, ilk
""s'H h'b a4-'' ''"' "''' aADeho sfA'~
within Nui rri So Nr
guuNI July, D. lsie-juIi
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-08
no Planters.

yg'IlE undersigned having been appointed
agents ior the sale of Mr. Joseph L. Ctosby's
Cotton Glus, will keep a supply on hand Tor sale,
AT lhen Ware House III Fulton, ot Q sizes aud
,lrzrripIlous, which they uteaulborted Ia warrant
IA ,oge rhlre satisfaction to the pufehosers,=-
Persons in want Of Cotton hns ute respeeaulh
/ ylted to call and examine them,
HLOCK, BROTHER & TO
Fulton, June -, lsllas H.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-08
-, v zprpn4E2ma No

saddles with aud
s@sguaue Spaas Ga ra eoedi A9ahrsi hGe a 9serd
4lr1odHo
fee Aan aud SUPP as0e z l asl shan eal5 tad
uf
patent leather i pain d plain a "e'n aud black plush ayfhd aud
'tE.5rt; uiIr @
R double fenfdi halter
Hl anI IfusetHn ngrjw
English Kentucky
lE,rlrasiSim stup tf bk
r do
.hudr
ua L. fd
aud
r WII rsl huH
plated and steel
i1f1s.o
,btd afl#sWh an
Nt
si G p bsWei sai plated maassHn9i ha 'n Ia ln~
aIu 4lj
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-08
NrM slnrc nd rlmlIon.
NEssRs. COLLINS, LITTLE & co

NE85R., COLLINS, LTTILE Z VO7
4 Rl uow receiving aHI opening large snd
y W.I aaaHsd stock "a goods ulrd 100 lil'
ma-lri. Which have hreu selected with Grrnt oafo
Boz d. sion aud Sew York, and alr bow oiI'fFd 10
nufrIa.rr3a, as loss prices aud on as good lems
d. tlgg caubs procured efrwhrfr
Our stock # gpHrul, c0Wpn-ug staple and
T.rag pri Good, Hufiwin, Cutlery, SldI.ey,
.su.na.iiau. ru.H aHl ,Hurs forArry Ilu.s.
wa.r. lun, ,irrI NaUs r4.lugt Imwnfe and
Cam,nira' Tools Groceries, So sc Sc
COLLINS. LITTLE n co.
Fuluu, Ark, t',b ., 1859
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-08
Farm for Safe.

THE undersigned oilirs for sale. ou accomuo.
dating lcrnF, d lif.I rate improved black land
form. situated about ml.s north of Washing.
ton, containing about 20j ucrca, about 100 OIL
alIrl. ls lu cultivation
for terms, So, enquire of thc subscriber of,
laa p.aee.
ELL v COLLINS.
Washington. Aug l9.h, lsls.75
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-08
RoaEks s. srATloNARY.

Elementary p.laz abf dictionary smts s,esgfy and af hie.
uHHs
s naif "ssfs rad,,: Ea,n al@s haa,si ids tlsf
pna spna f Sc kndh'eap Pf white adtsP aaa @
ate ~
pafa f letter snrfeiH e
lrnE: rea a Ql g-als pen
iabb aufr pn
l.aaala
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-08
RLOcK, BROTHER & co,

MOULD particularly invite tie ladirs 10 call
W aud examine their beautiful assuautni ul
Burua N#ia slrpfs and Ruaez,
Printed aud Painted NuslIHs,
Muslin Ginaham, plan and siIipfd,
Giuaba,u. faacy llmdhfrrIaes,
lanuals. ttbhpn,, laefs la.as., stc. etc.
A. 10 lheir splendid asseIlmeutel Stafs OF all
kIujs aud qualities q
FnIiou, Ma ltslsls2i
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-08
EANCY Ann STAPLE lRY.GO0Gs,

French Dap
ddF oaaal ,slg sa'age Yrg aud aFe f1ns3 silks 4nd %
terms adh1 aud white EaHea' snganf f1 p1 pa aud %
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TENllE entire stock Of merchandise belonging to
the firm Of j. 5. johnson 81 Co. Is now Of.
red lof salc at cost for cash 10 hand aud Tor
cash only, to closc lhe concern.
g. W. SHOWER,
Surviving pIuucr.
T. S--All persons indebted 10 said firm will
find it to their advantage to call aud settle their
indebtedness without delay otherwise they will
hear from m,s at court. q. W 5,
Eultpp NAV IL, l-lN-23
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-08
NOTICE.

"a I{rHEREAs, sundfy per-
G-eA NJ sans have been 100 ils
.L<EAS ! Labt II calling ul my shop,
FE< |tff having uoh donr, and buy.
-Fe5 u. lrN,ry, saying they will
AK. ! - = ra, BOO few days. unw b.
~ y - ID known 90 40 such, ihsi |
.u. % b5' 1. Keeper; keep 40 aeeonui.' my mrm'
ufsuluM book s iuil, uor DO lwlsh ooprn aloih'
~ iof ANY suub-gl.iamr6, a6 ! hud, 10y tad 'R'
pgrrnre. their n4mrB Wul not pay my debts of
.uppnri ans huness Fuuhrmurr, VI my services
arr NEEDED. Il caure expect the money l1 r.
um. us plncud riymru, makes pnnc'ual me-
.hlU.a. aud iH tBs.r who huyc uai DO" money
aut I,prrr lo piy ma i,w days. ife rglr'i"d 10
niz, by. 90 t, inurr convenient SEASON. 10 make
a ,on. ior, .hor. ! must do "a cash business o.
60 wlro j can gei better Q. 8, aud more thanks
lori my ahur
PS have very suprfuriol OF watch ma
lrfia'. of every dmrrpiIun, which rulh.r mr. ls
usual TO ,s,ruio with dr.prrl, all udi of watch
remaining: sueuia ag.r gasrs, suited 10 nll ages
and ii.ird BOO .fim.s o., tl,f uui,r; sm'I ioi Of
lrwr.r always ou baud, and ior salr, rhslp ior
G. WHITE
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