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The North-Carolina standard., 1849-03-28
MAR.R.rHD.

In Roesville, the Goth instant, by J. NJ Fleming
Esq, Perry Mills, Esq of Tennessee to Miss Minerva
Ann Eee daughter of Clayton Lee.
In Orange county, the 22d instant by Wesley At
water Esq. Mr.. CASTOR Booker to Miss Maria, daughter
of Mr.. Joseph Booth. ...-.... ... -. 81
On Tuesday the 18th instant at the residence of John
T. Lane Esq. in Craven by the Rev. Daniel Stratton
Mr.. johnson H. Bryan to Miss Jane Lane. ..a
80 Ia Newbern the l1th inst, by Joshua Scott, Esq
Mr.. William Williams to Miss Elizabeth Howard.
In Wayne county, on the 2sth ult, Mr.. John Nc
Daniel of Cumberland to Miss Rebecca daughter of the
late Major Uzzell of Wayne.
At Carthage the sh inst, by DR. S. c.. Bruce, Mr..
Wm NJ. Person, of Gen. Person, deceased, to Miss
M A. Jackson daughter of the late Col Jackson, all Of
Moore. .......... .---9
In Rladen county, the lth inst, by Love McDan-
iel, Esq, Mr.. Marshall A. Sewe of Cumberland, to
Melissa A. Thagard. r., ..r.......
On the sih inst, DIR. Albert Ellis to Miss Narcssa J.
Bailey. all of Cleayeland. s ..5r
i Ter HinruiH County, the 9Th inst. Mr. David NJ
Alternately to Miss Mary Reel. ....3 :. .,.
In ST. Johns Church, the 10Th inst, by the Rev
j. b. Buxton Mr.. N Branson to Miss Martha Jane Nc
Iver daughter of the late John McIver of Tallahassee
Florida, all of Fayetteville.
AT Kenansville Duplin county, Saturday 7th nst
Mr.. Lippman Arond to Miss Margaret Swnson.
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THE MARKETS.

vssss W1LMIEeTos, March 22, Is49. s
NAVAL SroREs. Sales of s'urpentne since last re-
port amount to about 2O73 bbls all of which has been
taken at 81 IS for soft and 35 for hard. Sales of l3l
bbls SPIRIrs TuRPENrINE at 2s4 cents, and 100 bbls
at 20 cents per gallon and 81 rs for bbs not returna
be closing latter price, Sales of 469 bbls TAR at 81
20 and S42 do. at 81 III. Sales of RosIN at 55 60
cents. sTs$
I ,LgMBER-Riyer-No Wide boards the market,
and but little demand: Seantling.sesera rats walt
TInBER-Stock lght-Mi ills we'll supplied dull
and prices rather dropping.
= = f,.'< - FATsrFEyILLE, March "a, /,
Cot6on6 66a Corn SO to SIS per bushel; Flour Sd
25 to 50 So; Bacon to- cts. per lb, &c. The Caro-
inan says Business bfsker than usual at this season
ofthe year. Corn and in brisk demand Liquors
are scarce and advanced in price. Cotton frm and
brisk" - -
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Manufacturing establishment.

T0SBPm w' 0LnB RIMG.
For number Of years Foreman. of the RALEIGH and
-. CASTOR Rail Road Shop,
I'D ESPECTFULLY announces to the citizens of
M Raleigh and the surrounding country, that he is
now prepared TO manufacture
Locks Of all descriptions, Guns and Pistols, Edge
Tools. Mall TPOrk, Brass Castings, Carriage
=. Springs, and ira shorl anything an Machine
and Blacksmith W0rk = .,ts-s't
He is also prepared to execute Beff-Hapging at the
shortest notice. Also, has hand extensive
ment OF Locks of all kinds prices from 10 cents TO $50,
Edge Tools, Axes, Drawing Knives, Hatchets, ham
mers. Files, &c.
All orders EaithfulIySexccHted at the lowest prices,
and work entrusted to his will be warranted.
Repairing in his line performed with neatness and des-
patch so general assortment Of Guns and Pistols.
His Establishment will be found at the Raleigh Rail
Road Depot, -s..,s '.-t
Raleigh, March %, 1919. es 75I-rr
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$3.50 REWARD.

ID DANAWAY from the subscriber on the night of the
9Th instant without provocaton four negro men.
ALLEN is bright mulatto, aged about so years. near
six feet high getting bald high forehead largo bony
limbs, and ruptured ON side. s-s
WALToN, aged about 80 years, black, very small red
eyes, sleepy look, chunky built about feet 10 inches
high he is good Blacksmith. He was runaway all
the last year. and have for believing that he
orked at his trade in Wayne and Johnston Countios
in his absence.
JEF is of copper color, aged % years, largo and
key weighs 100 lbs, six feet high thereabou and
slow spoken
MEKIys-is a bright mulatto, small man. aged about
% years staops in walking, and is plausible fellow
: viii give twenty dollars for each of the above
fellows, confined in Jail so that get them and one
hundred dollars for the white that decoyed the no
groes off, harbors hem with such proof as will ensure
his conviction. WIN r. POOLE
Wake County, March "A, 1s4o. 75i-tf
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THE STATE OF EUROPE.

We placed before our readers, in yesterdays Her
oM summary of the foreign intelligence received
by the steamship Canada, which is two weeks later
than what we were previously In possession Of Ihat
summary came to rs direct from Halifax, Nova Sco-
tia by special express and telegraph, at great ex-
pense, and created some commotion in the community
By this intelligence we learn the astounding 1act
that the whole European continent is on the eve OF
Witnessing great events, There is scarce country
in that region that is not agitated to Its cente ana
in which revolution, war and blooosneo may no! oe
expected to break out without nonenEs warning
The signs of the times are indeed porentlus OF rev.
oIut;on war and violence. The Emperor Of Russia
is according to every indication, about to make some
great movement, which may produce general war
in Europe. While this Is going on, however, the
progress of reform seems to assume a more active
spirit, and be at work, undermining the foundation
of every monarchy and despotism there. In the abb
sence of files, cannot enter into the details of
the news. We shall probably receive them this
morning and in our issue of Monday, We shall pub
sh the entire together correspondence.
The most striking facts, received by this arrival
are the account of sanguinary battle between the
British forces and the Sikhs in India, the continuance
of peace and order France and the growing belief
that the republic issafe. That battle, 1t would seern
fought with great fury and bravery on both sldes
and may be attended with very important copsequen-
ces. There seems to be little room for doubt that
the victory of the Seiks complete, from the TACT
that the British acknowledge the loss of twenty five
hundred men and nnety-three officers, as well as
some of their guns and regmental coors. This loss,
we have no doubt, is much underrated and this I'M
preston is confirmed by the doefnl tenor of the
marks made on the result by the English press. On
the part of the British, very different results
ticipated Vast preparations were made, not only to
attack and defeat the Sikhs, but to annex the Pun
iaub. and make it portion of British India, in Pur
suance of the policy which that power has always
adopted in that region. This repulse-this decided
and important resut-may change their plan of opera
tions, and may yet end in series of disasters to
British power in India, which, if they do not annihi
late will seriously weaken it. If such be the case
eventually, it will be retribution not wholly unde-
served and may be the precursor of the downfall of
English dominion throughout the world. The i'm
mediate effects of this Indian intelligence will be, to
insprt the disafected in England and Ireland, and
especially those who opposed further continu-
ance of the existing state of things in~Canada.
Ne1O York Herald.
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DTED,

AT the residence of their father, Lewis C. Desmond
Esq, in Lcnor county, on Sunday the 9Th of March,
ls49, of Congestve Fever, Cordelia Wilcox Desmond
aged years and months and also the 9th instant
of the same disease his youngest son. Richard Gatin
Desmond, aged about 10 years and months.
In Wilmington the Goth inst, Mrs. E. Rusk wife,
of Capt. Ben. Rusk of Fayetteville
aOnthe 18th nst at the residence of Mrs. J. Brown,
i'm Bladcn county, Edward j. Bernard aged so years
In Guilford, on the 23d instant Mrs. Thankful DOak,
widow of the late Col. William Doak.
In Halifax County, the nth instant, Mrs. Martha
Wicoa. advanced age. Also, Mr. Sugar ]. Davis,
aged so years.
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PETERSBURG ADVERTIsEMENTs.
Petersburg Importing House.
CHINA, EARTHERN, & GLASS WARE

s-a: MARCH %, 1949.
i HAVE now received and opened my SPRING
SUPPLY OF GOODS, and offer to Merchants and
Others of the largest and best assorted stocks be
found In this State. These Goods being of my di-
rect importation from England, enables to recon-
mend their quality well sell them the most
favorable terms. .-@ta l-s -
Porcelain China.
Dinner, Tea and Toilet Sets, of English and French
makes in Rich Gt, Plain Gilt Lustre and Purple fgor-
ed Painted White, &C., in large small Sets, or de-
ached pieces Toilet Sets Pitchers Gard Baskets Flower
Vases, rich gilt Coffee Cups, Mugs &C. in great variety
Dinner, Tea. and Toilet Ware.
White Granite, Flowing Blue, Mulberry, Blue, DC.
Printed Dinner Tea and Toilet Sets of the latest styles
and patterns.
.EarahcrnWare.
full assortment of all articles suitable for Country
Merchants and Retailers of good quality, patterns and
styles
Glassware.
Rich and plain cut Glass of all kinds.
Rich and plain pressed Glass do.
Also Decanters, Tumblers, Wines Jars, &c. OF plain
Glasswarcs, large supply, of which am just opening
from the best manufacturers of this country.
Lamps Girandoes. Looking Glasses, Walters, Plated
Sheffield Castors and Candlesticks; Dixons superior
Brittana Tea Ware, Brittana Castors and very large
supply of Fancy Goods. =
Merchants who disposed to purchase in this Mar
ket will find it to their advantage to call and examine
my stock.
N. B. Packing by experienced hands, and not sur
passed by any house in the Union.
JAMES P. SMITH,
. Sycamore Street
Petersburg Va. 75l-4t. =
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For the North Carolina Standard.

MR. EDITOR We have heard the wish expressed
by many of our fellow citizens, that Convention of
the Democratic party of this District should be held
at some early period, to nominate candidate for the
with general approval. Although our majority is
large our opponents will be watchful to take advan-
age of divisions in our ranks and it is the tendency
of having many candidates to divide and esrange the
different portions of the party. At time like the
present, when collateral questions agtating the
people, ought to be more than ever careful to pre-
that unanimity and harmony, on which our
permanent success depends. There can be no diff
Guilty in selecting suitable standard bearer out OF
the array of talent among US. OF course I'VE have
Preference but do think it proper to express
Ii at present.
We throw out the suggestion that the Convention
be held in Nashville, on the first Monday in May,
which will give ample time for holding primary meet
ing to appoint delegates in all the counties. We
hope call will be promptly responded to through
out the District. SOME OF THE PEOPLE.
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CoNsuMPr1oN. There is, perhapsl-no disease with
which our country is affected which sweeps off annually
so many victims as that fell destroyer of the human
Day after day. year after year, the
nsatate monster hures the portals of the cold and
silent tomb fresh added victims to its conquest No walk
of life is sacred from its bightng influence No age is
exempt from its death dealing shafts. The old, the mid
die aged and young all alike, food for this COM
mon enemy of mankind The white haired patriarch,
whose life of temperance has rendered his system mper
vious to the attacks of other M and whose good deeds
prepared him for the enjoyment of les calm evening
finds Consumption fastening its fangs upon his vltas
and tearing from him world bright to minds which
look compacently days we'll spent.
Is there no help for the afflicted? No preventive of
the dancers which beset incur changeable and tickle
cline? We think there is. And if the allegations OF
those who are at least entitled to veacty may be believ
ed there is preventive and remedy 49,
Wistars Balsam Of Wild Cherry is offered to SUIT
fr;no world as such 1t needs not the "adventous aid
of long string of fictitious certificates to give it notori-
ety Ie true value and intrinsic excellence are sufficient
to entitle it to the confidence of the public, and to
Watt on to fame
Tho ome of the inventor as beneacor of his species.
None genuine, unless signed BgTTs on the wrapper.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by WILLIAMS, HAY
WOOD & Co., Raleigh, N e, ~
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Mr.. Meredith, the Secretary of the Treasury, has
appointed Mr. Penrose, of Pennsylvania, to the office
of Assistant Secrtary of the Treasury This gentle
was President of the Pennsylvania Senate the
time of the famous buck-shot war;" and was the
first one to jump out at the window, and fly in per-
feet CONSERVATION, at the approach of the people, He
was Tylerite during the whole of Mr.. Tyler's ad-
minstraon, and served Solicitor of the Treasury
The Wings are disclaiming it ''administra-
tOn appointment, but say 1t the act of the Sec
retary of the Treasury. -..as -
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LARGE CRoP OF DocToRs. Alta recent meeting of
the Academy of Medicine in New York, DR.. Manly,
stated that the present time, Doctors were made
at the rate of from 1900 to 1000 year, not for the
benefit of the public of the profession itself, but
for the benefit of the very who made them doc
tors. There forty medical colleges throughout
the country, which gave diplomas, and at many of
them there were but two and three professors-no
clinical instruction whatever, and no practice of an
tomy." ~. Z. Mirror.
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ANOTHER CALIFORNIA WONDER. 1t is stated on the
authority of letter to New York, from San Fran
cisco, that spring has been discovered near San
Francisco, which possesses the peculiar property OF
coloring leather to beautiful jet black. The leather
to be coIored is allowed remain in the water for
about six days. Other materials probably affect
ed in like manner, though no experiments have as
vet been made.
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HoN. A. w. VENABLE. The Hillsborough Dem
ocrat announces this gentleman a candidate for re-
election to Congress. In humble opinion, Mr..
Yenable is worthy the confidence of the people of his
District. He has talents and he has exerted them in
manner deserve well of his country, and well OF
his party Let the people of North Carolina never
forget that Mr.. Venable and Mr. Daniel were the only
tworepresentatives from North Carolina who showed
their zeal for their country by signing the southern
address. Fay. Car.
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BRONCHITIS, COUGH, CONSUMPTION. SORE
-f..g-.s. THROAT &c


Mr.. John Beekford, respectable merchant of East
port Me-, says-Please send large supply of your
valuable medicines, particularly of the ExPectoran as
have great demand for them in the British Provinces
gentleman from Windsor, province of New Bruns-
wick was passing through here his way to Boston,
to get cured of Bronchitis, when recommended him to
take your Expectorant which gave him immediate re-
lief and he returned home completely cured.
The Expectorant has also brought one man to lie
here, after his physicians had given him up, and had
taken nothing for three days. His complaint was Con-
sumption. - ~
happened to call in and saw him in very distressed
situation. recommended his wife to try the Expecto-
ant thinking that might give him ease he would
expire with less agony, but he recovered right away
-, Yours, SC, ). BEcKFoRD
Rev. Jonathan Going, D. D.. President of Granville
College, Ohio says ale was labouring under severe
Cold, Cough, and Hoarseness and that his difficulty of
breathing great that he felt himself in imminent
danger of immediate sufocaton, but perfectly cured
by using this Expectorant." %
Mrs. Dks, of Salem, N: j., was cured of Asthma OF
20 years standing by using two bottles of this medicine
Mrs. Ward, also of Salem, cured of the same COM
plaiRt by five bottles yr,--- ,.5
Lewis c. Levin, Esq, the DISTINGUISHED advocate of
Temperance stated a meeting of upwards Of three
thousand persons that he should not have been able to
address he hut for the of "Jaynes Expectorant"
He said that he had been abouring under hoarseness
and oppression of the chest that he had purchas
ed some of the Expectorant the day before which had
relieved him in few hours, and he found himself
ary to his expectation, able to address the multi
tude. 7s.1~s.l. + ~. : .4.s... ...4.#. :. .-s#,
Prepared only by DR.. D. Jayne, Philadelphia and sold
on Agency by Williams, Haywood & Co. Druggists,
Raleigh. n. c.. - -.f
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State Of North CaroIina, Wake County
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions Feb. Term, 1919
w. F. S. Aston and VIM. H. Hester, pS.
Mary J.. KcDnon. I.
Cavem OF George L. Alslon,s Will. p


Caveat OF George L. Alsicn's Will.
paper writing purporling TO be the last will and
testament of Geo L. Aston is brougft, Court and
offered for probate, by w F. Alslonan m II Hester,
the Executors therein med. =" sE
When .MaryJ. Kennons Of The heirs at law of the
said George L. Aston appears open Court and enteIS
c0oeat to the said WILL whefeupon it orderad by
the Court that an issue be made up to try whether the
said paper writing be the last w and testament OF he
said George L. Alston not. s..s
Br appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that James
Il Thomas, and wife GrzZy, and Mary L. Moore, Mar
tha H. Moore, George E. l. A. Moore John N. Moore,
Lem'E K. Moore, Eliza H. S. Moore. and Nath'l. 3.
Moore, children OF E K. Moore decd, and heirs at
law of the said George L. Alston -residentsof
this Stafe it is ordered that advertisement be made in
the North Carolina Standard, newspaper published in
The city of Raleigh, six weeks successvely. notifying
the said residents be and appear The next term
of Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions TO be be Id
for the county of Wake the Court House in the city
Of Raleigh, the third Monday of May next, and join
in the>said cdreat if they think proper
Wftness, James T. Marriott. Clerk of said Court,
at office, the Srd Monday of February, Is49 .5
-.. ai- ~ JAMES T. MARRIOTT.
(Pr. of Adv. IS 623.) .'- 75I-6w. .s-
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OPINION OF THE CABINET ON THE TARIFF. We
annex the opinions of two of the cabinet, rela-
interest Just now That of Mr.. Meredith, the pres
ent Secretary of the Treasury, is of very recent
date.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 81, 1918.
NV Dear Sir:-I had the pleasure of receiving, a
few days since, your letter behalf of the COM
mittee, inviting to be present at the whig jubilee
in Pottsville, Saturday next. regret extremely
that my engagements here will preventive from avail
ing myself of the invitation. There could be
cason on which l should more joyfully participate
IN the festivities The importance of the result of
the late elections cannot be overrated.
The passage of the act Of 1916 involved insult as
well as injury to Pennsylvania, and her people must
have been blind their own honor and interest if
they had not resented it. The triumphant manner in
which the people of the commonwealth, and in an
especial and remarkable degree the people of Schuy-
kill county, have vindicated their rights at the
cent elections, only shows determination that
the principles of the tariff of 1912 shall be restored
and that their industry shall notin future be sacrificed
suit the views Of political partisans, but exhibits
in strong light the fact that the people cannot be
long deceived, and that they can and will enforce
the due responsibility of their public While
able to do this, we may be sure that the re-
public will continue to be safe, glorious. and trium-
phant offer for the acceptance of our brethren the
following sentiment:
.PennsyIvania-P alike against the violence
of open enemies, and the subtleties of professed
friends. She will always stand for the rights of in
dustry and the principles of freedom"
am, sir, with great esteem, very truly yours:
w. NJ. MEREDITH.
B. BARTHOLOMEW, Esq.
The following is an extract of letter written in
November, 1916, by Mr.. Clayton, the Secretary, of
State. to the wings of Delaware = A..
"If there be any among who shall desire to play
that game, or dare to offer whig measure any
proposition which has for its object battle and de-
feat the uneguvQcai restoration of the tariff of 1912,
let US at once repudiate the measure, as uncaed for
by the people, and opposed to their wishes. Scout
ing all distractions and generalities let US continue
10 present the principle for which we now contend,
manfuy and openly, as object visible and tangi-
ble-the restoration of the whig tariff of 1912. Let
this stand as the watch word of the party-the shib
boIeth of our political faith. Inscrbe it on every
whir fac. and each will become 'larum as invin-
chile as the banner of the Consantines."
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NEW CoNFECTEONARY STORE.

RERS- WOLTERING would respectfully announce
I'VE the citizens of Raleigh that she keeps constant
1y on hand general assortment of Conectionaries,
Fancy Goods. Groceries of every description SC &C
which will be disposed OF at prices to suit the times
AS she is determined to give satisfaction TO her
toners, she respectfully soiiciis share of public paro
mage. Her Confectionery may be found near the Ra-
leigh Rail Road Depot. .aa
Raleigh, March l849. ISL
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SUGAR, COFFEE, MOI4AssEs, s.

SUGAR, COFFEE, MOI assess &c.
nRSFN The subscribers offer for sale on their
MERM usual favorable terms,
MsSE5sA[ $50 hhds and barrels brown Sugars, part
sSSseNssARs of choice quality. ~s
1900 bags and barrels Coffee, prime old Java ia
225 packages4oaf; crushed and powdered Sugars
$50 hhds and barrels Molasses as.essT.5
500 sides sole Leather, Oak and Hemock
800 doz.. Wedding Hoes assorted
100 tons Sweed, English and American Iron 49,.
400 bags patent and mould shot
$50 boxes Candles Sperm, Adamantine and TaIIOw
100 boxes brown and pale Soap r.-
$500 sacks fine and ground Salt -.-.-
5000 yards heavy Cotton Bagging together with large
and well assorted stock of other Goods in their line.
Intoxicating Liquors always excepted)
-.-....'t McILWAINE 81 BROWNLEY.
gPrompt attention given to the sale of Produce on
Commission. a- 5.5 sl--"
Petersburg, Va, March 22, -ls49. 75I-6t.
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The editor of the New Orleans Bulletin. writing
from Washington on the 4th of March, is guilty OF a
most egregious blunder. He says: ' 1t was well
understood, that unless Mr.. Hannegan was confirm
ed the civil and diplomatic bill would not be signed
BY the President, on the pretence that 1t was not
passed previously to IL o'clock" The whole story
Is false as well as absurd, as we happen to know,
Who fully behind the scenes on that memorable
night. {+...- Washington Union.
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shall make honesty, capacity, and fidelity indis-
pensable requisites the bestowal of Offices, and the
absence of either of these qualities shall be deemed
sufficient cause for removal. Gen. Taylor.
1t is we'll for whiggery that the people did not act
on the principle here laid down last November 9TH
erwise Gen. Taylor would not have been President.
We submit now whether it is not unfair in Taylor
to face about and apply to others what was not aP-
piled to him Lou. Dem.
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S A M u E j. H. M A RKS,
SYCAMORE STREET, PETERSBURG, va,
H.. .s-e.. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
CONFECTIONERY, FRUITS, CIGARS, AND
~e, FANCY GOODS.
WToULD respectfully inform his town and country
w friends, and the public generally, that by recent
arrivals from the Northern Cities, he is nabled offer
greater inducements in his line than any other house
Petersburg, he having taken much larger house, five
doors below his ferer stand and adding at cosidera-
BILE expense large Establishment for the mandatory
Confectionery of every description say with conf
dece, that he sell good articles and low prices
be purchased at any of the Northern cities. He
would particularly invite all Country Merchants who are
about making their purchases, to give him a CALL
SAMUEL H. MARKS.
N. B. All those disposed to favor with their or
ders may rely upon their receiving my immediate at
tention. S. III. M.
Petersburg, Va. 726-