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The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-03-18
CHAPTER Iv-rHE REPLY.

SEC. 131. When the answer shall con.
tain new matter. the plaintiff may. within
twenty days, reply to it, denying particular
ly each allegation controverted by him or
any knowledge thereof sufficient to form a
belief; and he may allege, in ordinary and
concise language, without repetition, snd in
such a manner as to enable a person of
common understanding to know what is in
tended, any new matter not inconsistent
with the complaint, in avoidance Of the an
sweT.
CHAPTER v-GESERAL RULES or PLEADING.
SEC. 1872. No other pleading shall be-
allowed than the complaint, demurrer. an
swer and reply.
Sec. 1873. Every pleading must be sub
scribed by the party, or his attorney, and
the complaint, answer and reply. must be
verified by the party, his agent or attorney.
to the effect that he believes il to be true
But the ven6cation may be omitted, when
the party would be privileged from testify
ing, as a witness, to the same matter. And
no pleading, verified as herein required,
shall be used in a criminal prosecution
against the party, as proof Of fact admit
ted or alleged in such pleading.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-03-18
To THE EprroR's OF THE EXAMINER;

To THE EprroR's OF THE EXAMINER:
Ge,ulemen:- former communica-
ton called the attention Of your readers
to few statistical facts, showing that Ohio
more than doubles, and in some instances
quadrlples Kentucky in manufacturing.
Now lest some may conclude that the
difference is not so great in other branches
of labor, propose 10 show by facts taken
from the census of 1910, that the contrast
in agricultural products is quite as striking;
1t seems that Ohio produces l6,51l,-
so cents psr bushei, ss,2s5, $50
Kentucky produces 4,sO3, l52 BUSH
r,s I hu. Tssa'' "''1' 10y 2,4Ol .57s
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-03-18
S5,ssl.254
Balance against Ky.

| submit il to the candor of Kentucky slave
holders, whether OF not the difference above
is not more attributable to the fact, that one
of these States uses free, and the other slave
labor, than to any other cause! The slave
knows that out Of the profit Of his labor, how
ever great, all that no can get is food and raj
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-03-18
NUMBER 40.

SEC. 123. The demurrer shall distinctly
specify the grounds Of objection to the com.
plant. Unless il do 50, il may BE- dise.
gaIded.
SEC. l24. After demurrer, the plaintiff
may amend, Of course, and without, costs.
within twenty days. Upon the decision Of
the demurrer, the court may, If Justice re-
quire it, allow the plaintiff to amend, or the
defendant to withdraw his demurrer and to
answer
SEC. 125. IL the complaint be amended.
a copy thereof must be served on the defend.
ant, who must answer il within twenty days,
or the plaintiff. upon filing with the clerk
an affidavit Of the service, and of the defend
ants omission, may proceed to obtain iudg-
ment, as provided by section 202; bot where
an application to the court for Judgment is
necessary, eight days notice thereof must be
given to the defendant.
SEC. 126. When any Of the matters emu
merated in section 122 do not appear upon
the face Of the complaint, the objection may
be taken by answer.
SEC. 12!. If no such objection be taken,
either by demurrer or answer, the defendant
shall be deemed to have waived the same,
excepting only the objection 10 the lurisdic.
ton Of the court over the subject Of the &C
ton; and the objection that the complaint
does not state facts sufficient TO constitute a
cause OF action.
CHAPTER Iu--THE ANSWER.
SEC. 12S. The answer Of the defendan,
shall contain
l. In respect TO each allegation OF The
complaint controverted by the defendant, a
specific denial thereof, or Of any. knowledge
thereof sufficient to form belief.
2. A statement Of any new matter con-
shutting defence in ordinary and concise
language, without repetition, and in such
manner as to enable person Of common
understanding to know what is intended.
SEC. 129. The defendant may set forth
in his answer as many grounds Of defence
as he shall have. They shall be separately
stated, and may refer to the causes Of sction
which they are intended to answer, in any
manner by which they may be intelligibly
SEC. $50. IL the answer set up new mat
ter, which is not replied to, as provided IN
the next section, and the action be Ied On
complaint and answer alone. and judqnsl;
be gwen thereon for the plaintiff, the court
may permit the defendant to withdraw or
amend the answer, upon such terms ss shall
be lust.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-05-23

point of completion, as TO b. able to indicate
day not very distant for public exhibition,
Death, however, put end to his career, IN
Liverpool, at most HttieFlng poinl ~ MS me-
and under circumstances OF Tue most touE"'"6
character.
Romsev had couseted at the suggestion Of
some gentlemen, To give public exposition oI ms
pyrsct, for the purpose at enilsting the patronage
Of The pubic in has behalf. The evening came
and 10 his astnnishmeni. The hall was filled 10
vyertow;pr with the learn ng, aud tashioa, ami
beauty of Liverpool Ilu was overwhelmed at
this unno ked or token Of interest and he seems
to lm,e been so conquered by nis feelings, "s 10
be unequal TO the occasion lie saw that MS
rl,shrncuI, and tl:at tie helping hand OF power
was TO be extended To him IN hls penury' ana
carry through il. triumph the cherished object ot
his life lie arose to begin his tectHte-hIs agI-
tatinn vas observed by gentleman, VINO hahGeG
him a glass OF water--ho returned his thanks IN
few in,,herent sentences, sank III his chair, aud
never snake more. He was seized " lti4 an apo
pcCtic fit, and died within two days alter. Thus
died poor RUM ev, another OF lhuse n10riyS ~ c'Ct-
!i=aion. OF which those beneiscloFs oil The human
race, who lave l1borcd in the department. oil me-
chanical iuveHliCu-who hose works constitute The
peculiar rIoty of our t;Ine-tDtm SO long u rolf.
Rumsey had Obtained the PatroltaGs al some
enterprisng individuals, and tue bout i'e con-
atrucied was art i'll motion alter ILLS dsa' on t'c
ThamcS, in 1898.
"A sharp controversy ~ oL" '.iA'Nt "
tween RuInsey aud Fitch, as la the originality at
their respec.iIe Inventions. Neither, however.
Gun claim :inalTty a. 10 the ideH, rs has teen
shown. The Hon. Robert Wick!itfe, Sen, wS
Kentucky, in communication OH this subject 10
the American Pioneer, Vol, / p, $40 says tina,
atou, the year 1880, Fitch accidentally met Rum
sey i'll Winchester, and impaired To him his idea
ct prnrelling beats by steam. Admitting tho
fact. ii proves ing more than that from Fitch.
Runsey derived the bare idea ; the principles of
their machinery were different. Without decid-
ing upon the respective merits Of either. both
certainly Claim admiration Tor their perseverance,,
as well as SYM alhy for their msfOrtuncs.
+re las, qussAon is from the speeri. Mr.. Rum<ey
Ky, eluG rae Cons ss"na II. oi iirIresrnati'r>
tbs i'm Tf offering lG following resolution, alters
wards ua;1n,ud7y iasscd Feb. ., 1889 - Resolved
iy the Schts and House Of Representatives Dc, Ac
al the President be. and he is hereby requested
prc~cm; James EuinsUy jr the aud only surviving
child Of Jamcs RunsCy. deceased. suitable gold medal
commemorative of lis fathers services aud high agency
III ing the world this eIet!, "f le s,anbar ts
The speech abuVe TtfaIIcI to- e National lniei
Uf iI:ni date.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-05-23

rEEfIE undersigned has removed his Tailoring
4 Establishment to the Room recently occu-
pied by Mr.. John Donavin Hat Store, two
doors West OF Capt Sdppingtnn's Hotel, where
lie will, as heretofore, carry on the TAILORING
BUSINESS in all its branches. He t,as always
on hand a variety of
Cloths, CssssIEMcrcs and Vcht5Isgs,
which he is determined to sell on tho most ac-
commodating terms, for cash, or to pnHctUal Gus
toners on short credit.
II needs apology 10 say chat heretofore there
has been too little cash and to- much credit. ]
am determined that no man shall complain Of my
prices when the cash is Ulicred-thCf,;"rc II you
want TO save money, call at JAmEs tl.ormEn's
Tailoring and ClOa9IsiE EiSrsabl5EA-
ne cmt, and YOU shall not be disappointed.
would most respectfully ret"Fn my sincere
thanks TO the citizens of Charcst0wn a"d the SIR
rounding country for the very liberal encourage
ment extended To me, and earnestly solicit IL con-
tinuance, assuring ALL that il Promp'ncEs and at.
teniion to business, and desire TO please shall
merit any thing, am determined not e! he lack
ing in my Efforts to give genera! satiklntion
JAMES CLOHIllER:
CharlcstOwn Arril 25, 1913.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-05-23
DEATH OF RICHARD Il. ToLER.

We arc Grieved 10 learn, from Richmond, OF
the death OF the senior editor o!iAe Richmond
Wing, RICHARD II. ToLER ESQ, AFTER short i'll
ness. Mr. Toler was Of delicate constitution,
and being most inGustrous in his habits, sunk
under the immense intellectual labor ds"olvct
upon him.
Mr.. T. was one ofthe ablest men Of the State,
gentleman Of great private worth whose death
vii! be felt as public calamity
The Richmond Republican OF Monday after
noon, thus notices the sad event:
TO Il is Ma fs de- 9ea aE St Rie I are q
Senior Elitor Of the Richmond Wing, He OK
pired this morning about O'clock.
Mr. TOlcr was attacked some days since by
the disease which has terminated in his lamented
death, but although his case was first danger
GUS one, he seemed TO revive and there appeared
TO be strong grounds for believing that he would
ultimately recover. In our last interview with
him. yesterday afternoon, he appeared SO much
improved, so cheerful, and indeed SO hopeful that
we cannotexpress the surprise and the shock with
which, at an early hOuTthis II 0!ning, we learned
that he was dead.
It is not necessary to Inform the public of the
loss that il has sustained in the death OF Mr. To-
Ter. For nearly twenty-five years connected with
the press OF Virginia, first with the I.yIch5urg
EirSinian and afterwards with the Richmond
Wing, he WAS distinguished by an ability, power,
and dignity OF bearing, which we have rarely
seen combined in 4 single Individual AS z man
OF untiring industry, we doubt whether lie has
left his equal, ceraiH!y nnt his superior, in The
Union. Il was perhaps 10 his habits Of intense
and uuvarying labor, that he al last fell victim.
and il his fall, the Wings OF Virginia have sus-
tanned a loss which cannot be repaired.
MIR. Tocr leaves an afflicted wife and child to
lament this distressing bereavement Our deep
est sympathies are with them in ;he profound
atfictiUa, which they sustain in the loss OF one,
whose intellectual qualities, great as they were,
were eclipsed BY those quiet and cndearing viz
tues which make home a cherished and sacred
place; and by devotion 10 thai Holy Religion
cheering beams OF hope AMI consolation upon
bis dVirc MiIluW
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-05-23
TIE AD-CAPTANDUM ARGUMENT OF
TIE REPUBLICAN,.

the leaders OF the Democracy have ever been
found taking sides with the Ezccuiioe and cling.
inI to lie 1eto as The bulwaIk of liberty ITSELF"
So GAYS the Republican-Tgue, and Why TIE
Erecltire has always been found (wi; Two ex.
cepticns perhaps, since the foundation OF the Go.
veinmen' on The eide ofttre people. aud is petu
raj therefore, that the Democracy should be found
taking aides with the Executive. They cherish
the veto power as enc Of the main Lulwatks Of
liberty ITSELF, because it never has ieen used but
to prevent legislative encroachments upon it; and
on every occasion upon which it has been eXeT.
ciae6. ithas been approved of by the people. The
VETO and the VETO Alone has saved The coun-
try from United States Bank-High Protective
MISUNDERSTANDING Of tie Land trust Fund, aud
in a word. ali of those Unconstitutional amend
ments which the Federalists have often attempt.
cd. and are determined ns ever, 10 saddle uPoii
the Government and the people. Is ii wonderful
then that it should be sacredly cherished by the
Democracy much abotnnated by the
Fcderalists
Besides this, ii is part of the Constitution
the Democracy go FOR maintaining that in lie pu.
rity-aRd If General Taylor Is for destroying tifs
important constitutional feature in our Reputli.
can system the friends of the Constitution. DE.
moersis. and Wings, eSerrHhere. should he found
arTayed against him Hin Firginisn
Hope comes after tssraff. as .lasbreak foIlovs
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-05-23
GALvANIC RATTElfsEs.

TENHE subscriber, by purchase Of Fhc Patcntce,
Il has become the owner of the rig!,t to the sale
and use in the State of Virginia. of Coad's patent
improved GRADUATED GALVANIC BAT
Terry, and INSULATED POLES, for medical
and other purposes.
Some thirty or forty counties and cities have
been disposed OF 10 practitioners and others
and the remaining territory is now offered for sale
in Rights Of such extent may suit purchasers.
Physicians or others, wishing TO engage in the
sale Of these Rights, either on commission, or for
their own account, should make Immediate APP
pIication. FEdctisioncr", family c',."ty Right
can be had as we'll as o.he's, with the instrument
at tho Patcnrce's price, ANY one cpgaEing in the
purchase and sale Of Rights will be afforded on
portunities of realizing desirable profits.
Address, postpaid, with Reference:
WM. CLARKE.
NaY:.-I.,.. n. 1919
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-05-23
NOTICE.

& Ii persons indebted to the estate of Gerard
IA Is. Wager, decd, are hereby required to make
payment, aud those to whom the estate is indebt-
ed, are requested to present their claims properly
apthen,e'eI IL the absence Of The gndersign-
N. ii. SWAYNE, Executor.
IIarpcrs- Ferry, May 8, l648-3t
AfartinSburg Rep. copy.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-05-23
ExTgIHslYE GROCERY.

TEIEIE subscriber having determined TO go en-
Il clusiyely suto the Grocery business, has Ia
ken his Store Ranm adjoining his residence, where
he is now opening a very extensive assortment OF
Groceries, which i'll be sold as low Cor cash or
country Produce as they can be bought IN any
market. He il determined TO adhere strictly TO
these ter,as as il is the only means by which THIS
branch az the business can be sustained at thc
profit at which he wilt offer Goods.
NV stock consists in part OIL
10 hhds of N @. and Porto Rico Sugars,
IS bags Rio, Java, Pedang and Laguyra Coffee,
hhds n. u and SIgar-house Molasscs,
10 barrels N. u. do
6 chests p Imperial and Y. li-.2'eas,
10 boxes Prime Cheese,
5000 lbs Loafand Lump Sugars, very cheap
10 bills Soda, Water and Butter Crackers,
20 boxes MOULD. Dipt, Sperm and Adamant'ne
Candles,
G boxes wlIi,c. brown and CASTLE eoap,
5 bills. crashed, pulVcrised and clarified Sugars
a large supply of Pepper, AllsPtce. Ginger,
Salaratus, Starch, Nutmegs, Cloves, Mace ana
all the smaller articles in the grocery line.
ALSO
10000 pounds Prime bacon,
25 bbls No / Herring and Shad,
Large supply oFaG. a and Fine Salt,
Superior Family Lard.
Mackerci no. l,2, and 8,
WEIGHS, WhitehilIs and Rosss Family Flour,
Superfine and extra brands from Winchester.
Further enumeration is unnecessary, as am
determined that my supply shall be as general as
any other in the Valley, or Baltimore and at prl'
ces as low as they can be bought in either place
vould respectfully ask the farmers of Clarke
and IL Tsnn to examine my stock before buying
feeling colS6dent can supply them on as good
terms as they can buy elsewhere, and will take
in exchange any kind of country produce at tn mar
kettPrice, :
X ROGERTES. "A very large stock that were
tx purchased to advantage, which enables u
TO s ssa, Es ':'@ "s= any ~ GIBSON & HARRIS.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-05-23
AGENTS. WANTED

"a CANVASS FOR SOME NEW AND
POPULAR WORKS, in every COUNTY
,ughouN the United States. To Agents the
i liberal encouragement is offered-with a
n capital o. from S25 to 500. A chance is
red whereby " Agent can make from $40 to
5 per week.
Va. 15s North Seed Street, pbiladclphia.
\ bril- 4, ists-2m.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-05-23
EEATS AND CAP8.

Country Merchants and others.
S. l.. McPHAlL & BRO. 1872 baltimore
trect. next door to the Baltimore Clipper Of
callthe attention OF their friends
hs PTbliS generally to their large s, assert
aficty, which they offer for sale upon thcss<a
reasonable terms. Wholesale and Retail
ltimorc, March 7, lS4S.-Gm.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-05-23
srEAuaoAr NAvlGArIoN.

GoHs Editor 4 IKE Spirit q JEFFERSON:
The writer Of This having been requested BY a
friend in the West. 10 forwarI him 8 some infer
m ,tion concerning JAMES RuMsEr's plan OF pro-
psliing toIs by means of steam" would respect
fully beg the favor % the Spirit, 10 publish the
following from !,owc's History of Virginia.
a SUBSCRIBER.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-05-23
NOTICE.

/ Ii, persons indebted To the Estate Of the late
n Garland NJ. Davis, are requested TO c"nc
forward and make immediate payment Those
having claims against the said estate are request
cd to present them properly authenticated for set
ilcmcnt. MARTHA N. DAVIS, Er'r
IF Garland ". D2uis, decd.
MAY .. l643-3t
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-05-23

d following gentlemen have kindly consented to ac
rknts for onr paper and will forward money for sub
IiDns &c or receive any additional names 10 Oul
ID can DC procured. The present IS favorable
q advancing enterprise, and we nope those "iH
bel an interest in it, success will give US thelFaid
a. J. STEPHENS. HurPers Ferry;
s L.. WILSON, do
owoN SrALrY, ShepherdslowH;
n or JAMEs Bum, Elk Branch;
Is COOK, Zion Church.
RI RoXEuou3 or ADAM LINZ, Sen, Union School
oRcE r. MooHE. Oh Furnace;
ii H. SMITH or w. }. BUEwELI., Smthieid;
Ms 4 RELY. Summit Point;
bins DaEw or =. HEFLEDOwEh, kabieiown;
j. JAHXEY 0r LEOIARO JO%ES. Wado's Depot !;
IN IsI.rR or rHos. W. REYNOLDS, BerryVilc;
/. A. CAsrIEMA% Smokers Ferry;
4 TiyaEaLAKE or }. .. CoYLE, Brucciown, Fred
county:
4Hy r. BAKER. Winchester;
lNVm. H4RMIsoH or Vs.. G. CATLiTT, baIh'
a county;
H. Linens, MAriiHsbnrg;
,kGE w BRADFIELD, Snickersvii!e;
NIECE Attn, PhileinOnt, L0udOun county;
4. STEPHENSON, Upp,rville, Fnuquier county;
BURErrr, IIill-borOngh, Luudonn county;
,hcg GunEaT RonneY, Hampshire county;
,SIgt, loRpAN or W. BEAR, Luray, Page county;
AYnREw KEYsER. Hope Mills, do
t,.rrrER PRICE, Springfield. 90
crIALL GRAVES. Mnshesvi!c, d"
N. "oDD. Cedar Point, q"
4 KITE. ifun"yv!!c. 90
IN SrRuLE, Grove l!!l, 40
IA A.. I0uNsrS, NinrvHh, Warren county;
Syo 5. CALVERT. Nrw-MUrkct. Shenandoah CO.;
q IL T.. .;ro*r. Waterford. Lomduun county;
VIy w Massey White Post, Clarke county;
h. " TuLXER, Front Royal, Warren county
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-05-23
NOTICE.

FENHE undersigned have disposed Of their en-
L tire interest in their Clothing Store in
Clarlestown, 10 Mr.. Louis LEwIssoN, VII" will
hereafter carr? on the business in all its various
branches Ms. l.. is authorized to close any Of
oar unsettled business ASH & co.
Mnr lSiM
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-05-23
Nq4yV esOODs, NEW GOODs:

ENTIL.LIAM j. STEPHENS, of HarPers-Fer-
w ~, Va. Merchant Tailor and Ready Made
Ci0tIlier, takes this mcthcd of making known to
his friends, customers and the public generally,
that he has just returned from the Eastern Mar
kcts with :; new and splendid assortment Of
Cloths, Csssmeres and Vcstings, which for quail
" and style DEFY competition. Amongst his stock
may be found Cloths, Cassimeres and Fcstings as
EolI,,,Vs
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-05-23
EpR. s. A. RATEs,

SmLthfietd, Jefferson County, Virginin,
TTAYIN7 located himsoIfin Smithtield, would
Ri respectfully oler his Services TO lis ci;i-
zens and vicinity.
lie may Is. found at all times except when pro-
fessiona}!y engaged, at his Office (near the Post
OfficeO April 25, I848-3m.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-05-23
SCALES, SCALES.
ira's Patent Improved Plat
tOrrrI and Counter Scales.

laclory Corner Of South Charles and Bidder
ston Stress, Baltimore.
persons in want of Weighing Apparatus,
Bat is desirable, correct and cheap, can be
"a at my establishment with Promptness---.
ant every article manufactured, equal, ii
pcrior, to any others in this country, and at
30 low that every purchaser shall be salts
deans and Platforms, from the heaviest
d TO the most minnie Gold and Assaycr'S
ec. always on hand.
htrv Merchants. &c, are particularly in.
d call and examine for themselves, or send
lrders, which shall be attended 10 with de-
JESSE MARDEN.
.i.norc, March :, lsts-ly.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-05-23
/ pirit of Jefferson,
Published WEEKLY, BY
JAMES w. BELLER,

p 90 in qdUauce-s2 so il paid s0ithin The
ar-or SO 90 if not paid until after the er-
fGtisn Of The year.
mo paper discontinued except at the option of the
her u!:I arr-arages are paid. Subscriptions for
iea year, muslin all cases be paid IN adNa"ce.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS will be inserted at the rate Of
square for the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., and % cents
IN continuance Those not marked on the manu-
for specified time, will be inserted until forbid,
.,iAUGED ACCORDINGLY. a raldlsconnt made
s trIIn nIvertise BIZ the year.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-05-23

Cloths.
French English and American Black Dress
Clvhs, at prices varying from one to ten dollars
per ward Frcucl, English aud American Blue
Dress Cloths, prices varying from three to seven
dollars per yard, French, English and American
Invisible Grccn Dress Cloths, at prices varying
from 9 50 10 - per Yard; French, English and
Americas Brn"n Dress Cloths at prices varying
from . 30 to 81 80 per yard.
C1aSSiH2EGrCS.
French English and American Blue and Black
Cnssimnras, nj prices varying from TO So per
yard French English and American Fancy Cas-
simrrcs, great variety, prices varying from TO
81 80 per yard
VcstinSs.
French, English and American Vesijngs, Silk
Satin, Narsci!las, &c, varying from t" sc To'
pattern
French and EagIish Back, Brown and Green
Cashmcr"tta, a. prices varying from to So per
Ss7:t,smcr Cloths.
English ;nd american Black and Blue Black
Summer Cloths, Plain, Striped and TwIed, va
ryng in price from so cents TO 81 80 per yard.
DrTIlImgS.
French. EaEi5s, and American Drillings, White,
Brown and Fancy, at prices varying from 20 Cts
to 81 per yard.
French, Eugis' and American Summer Iweeds'
various cn!urs and prices, varying from 30 cents
to 81 per yard
Eimc,sS, GsimsIIams and LuIstrcs.
Frcllch, English and American Linens, Cling
hams and Liner, !.ustres for Goats, a beautiful as
sortmcn,, prices varying from 20 to 374 cents per
Eeaady-Madc Clothing.
His Ready Made Clothing department is 20"
full and complete, consisting as follows, viz =
Fancy Cotton Coats, 81 25 cents, Fine Linen do
/ so, Linen Check do so, French Gingham do
fn \ Ilnfh tO 4 90. An
ro!a Cashmere do 5 90, and fine Cashmeretts at
i 90; pantalof,ns at prices varying from 634 cts
also on hand Stocks, Cravats, Pocket lldk'fs,
Collars, Dosohlr, Shirts, Drawers, Gloves, Socks,
and in short every article usually found in Nler-
chant Tailor and Ready-Made Clothing establish
nent TncnncEuie. he asks call from the public,
and pledges himself to use every exerton to give
satisfaction to tie purchaser.
lIsrners. Ferry. May 9, IS48