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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-07-08

ISL Gay Vi y NY Ao'o'
Peter Swope, Plaintiff,
AGAINST
George Rllyan, & Julia
his wife, late Julia Kin
eaid, John Burns and
Mary his wife, late
Mary Kincaid, VIM.
r. Stuart & Elizabeth
his wife, late Elizabeth
Kincaid, BENZ. Faucet
and Isabella his wife,
late Isabella Kincaid,
Margaret, John and
James Kincaid, infant
children Of J ames Kin
cald, dec, Warwick,
Margaret and Lyttle-
ton Ki!caid, infant
children of John Kim
caid, decd, all being
heirs and distributes
of Ferdinand kincaid,
decd, q George Boon,
Admir- de bonis non of
Fer'd Kincaid, deed,
and John Swope, De-
PENDANTS.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-07-08

, HHDS, Prime Eiolasses, for sale by
- 80 PERRIN 4 RIDGWAY.
June s. 1850
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-07-08
10 T'ke Public.

Stanton, July 8, 1850.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-11-09
Death of Gov. Ford,

The Peoria papers announce the death Of TX.
Governor TnoM,s FORD, We announced but a
few weeks Ago the death Of his wife He had
been in feeble health for long time The State
Register thus speaks Of the honored deceased.
We learn with feelings Of profound sorrow Of
se death Of our much esteemed ex-governor,
Thos. Ford which occurred on Sunday Mt Peoria
Having been raised IN our state from childhood
participated in her early struggles, ~ territory,
cot, mporary with her admission into the Union,
and being an actor III all her political hs,ory-hc
has become endeared 10 u. by no common ties
Gov Ford wa. one amongst the first lawyers
IN Illinois, IN which profession he bernme m orns
ment For many wears lie distinguished hnl.el
as an able Judge Of the circui; court was elected
by the legislature TO the supreme bench from
which high station he was called to take charge
Of one more exalted. IS governor Of tho state.
where his duties were arduou. and difficult. We
deplure his loss as citizen and public man, and
rs devoted personal friend
But short time SINCE We announced the death
ot Mrs Ford, the mother to-day the death Of the
tdthr. May the orphans tear find sympathy
irum the hears Of hose around them.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-11-09

pusoed out OF lite place Archey told him ssvs-
raj umes 10 go out that the law Wa open. DC, he
swofe ne oe damned II he would. Tic struck
ms TWO hahds together after no had thrown the
! emo uowh' VOW ssid he' -the best horse leaps
the a'eh' ana sPrang Forward And the gun was
nred. afshsy was standing q the window with
The gun IN his hand
t'o" h."s"'a-pid no' vel, o'a man ohuo.
uueA NHa' alsney Ase anu hAna were cut ana
M VA u. nAu suas on Y" W "e PSn.. Mouen
I'u ,'t s"aSn'e" ''nsen aP AZ an a's' putting
uo"n ,ne ''i''o' ne ure~ we An''e ''i,'"su''eiy
ave. u''I'Pus "e corn SuPtos. sAu A''.n
's' wv " '"''e PAGES wren "',"ei nv.
,'iey 'o'u springer hha vhuoouvh NAV he w'u'u
'N uo" Jus su" y N''''.' "ouu %. uS" VI. 'S
S""e am SUI. was no ~, pah n;ah ~ alI
wv 80 ""' s"'" " paw
wa" S s',''''u ry,, ;, -, No. a.,
$3.50, 49, A., ~. w,,, 80 n, -. 81 .ad
Ca. ~ ,t.t go t"S -, 49,, 49,. go;
-; III ',,I ",'. ~, a.. ~. -,
J ~ ~ n 49, 49,, -, ~.
~ g. ,nJ !, III
-, n -, ro,o,o.. .L,, r.o,, ;o,, a..
I,r, ,LonIJ.r n.ar ~. lila hnn. All cam. on,
~, H., ,;,ht sJ. ~ A.. s,,aU of ,h. h,cL / Saw
A. LIZ, -, TTI;,,,. -, 3D., ,s,h r,h Own
rr,,ssrr,,,;ae,I- n, HI o., IN, Init. wh.,
saw :, Jon', Ln,,v nbos. Ind. !, w,. Tb;nt
Tho doc, onsn;,s, f,,,, ,hs ,rocs,v into m. vast
room . ponell,1 MI M, nn.;c. !, injured
B,,;,,,j, B,y,e,t-- Ahont lst If Feb Mullen
came To my house at la o'clock at nirbt- He told
me next morning he could net ret along. either he
or Archey must lay in Alton. Never told Arehey
OF ms o.,
.,"," 20 w. -. s.ia H.. h"d ,om. ';,Ecni,~
with the Elliotts; had made back log Of the old
man, and broke gun over another, aud il they
ana NOT let inm alone he would h''i one OF them
threat. Ia tats N,cb.v.Ef. ''''','~
Archjbaid Elliott ,cn--Am the father of def
Age beyond seventy. .hullcn abused his wife. |
'o," nun not 10 do ~ ne SMOKED me GOWN, ana
,;ra
Thomas ER;or-Know the knife it belonged
to Mullen; saw him put tho marks on 1t.
,h., W,m hs ,Lr i iU'u s"u,s '""00"s'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-11-09
Mr.. Beebs's Explanation,

The last Peru Telegraph finally brough, an .,.
PLANTATION from Mr. Beebe, of his connection with
the negro hunting affair at this place last spring of
which we gave history several weeks ago. NJ,
Beebe denies all further connection with the affair
than that he acted as coachman, und t,i.a 10 find
out from certain citizens in Ottawa phere rh, H.,
were, that he might obtain from them CERTAIN ~
pers, &c. 1t is our private opinion. II he h1 trnI
out the mhereabOuts of the negroes in qu,suou,
they would hardly have got away by leaving III, IN
pers referred to; at least those that were Ia en- at
the edge OF town. and earned back to Peru BY Mr..
Il as codehman found that there was little virtue in
their papers donoi propose however to answer
MIR. Beebe's communication. The fact that he had
some three weeks time prepare ii and only le, il
reach the light three days before the election when
;here couldbe no reply made 10 it, sufficiently nd-
cafes the object and character OF the communication
We have constitutional distrust of all statements
that are delayed to the eve OF the election Blu, let
by cones be by cones.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-11-09
TIE OTTAWA FREE TRiDER
Ottawa, November q, 1850.
The Election.
nISTiCt AND eQu.llTY.'

We feel ike Growing The result Of the elcc.
substantial democratic triumph Our whole
ticket has hecn elected. in spite Of boilers and
open and covert opposition, 10y triumphant ma
iorty. The success Of the wings heretofore in
boliencd them to imagine they would have an
other easy victory. But for once they were foil
ell Although many. too many democrats again
lent themselves TO the wings to d-l'at our cardl'
dates, VIC have, under NIL the circumstances, good
cause to rejoice at the size Of Our majority. The
day was exceedingly unpleasant, and not half the
vote Of the county was polled and yet our aver
age majority is not less than 500 II the whole
vote had been poled old democratic La Sale
would in spite Of all untoward circumstances,
have rolled up her usual majority Of or 700
in favor Of the Democratic candidates.
We refer our readers to the table in another
column for the particulars OF the election in this
county. The table ia not complete, but the
towns to hear from will change the figures very
little
In this representative district we have also tri-
umphed Mr. Phillips is elected almost without
opposition The majority Of Mr. Hise is some
800 in this county, 30 in Grundy, and about 60
in Livingston Bureau is not beard from, further
than that there is but little difference between
Beebe and Iise, so that the success Of the latter
is beyond doubt. The issue between Messrs. Bee
be and Hse was made local one in many parts
of the district so that the vote of neither is ties!
Of party strength.
! As to this congressional district the result was
for day or two in doubt, but wo can now safely
saw that our candidate is "out Of the woods DR.
Moony has undoubtedly boon elected by = majo
vity Of from to 1900. We cannot say that va
are surprised at the falling Oft in the democratic
majori,ies in many Of the counties Whatever
else may be said of DR.. Molony, he is a very pool
elcctioneerer. He lost many hundred votes by
his l.timed speech at Joliet. Then the Unior
between the free soilers and democrats was bu
lily cemented in most Of the counties. In som,
parts Molony was too much bunker, in others to'
much free soil and he lacked the tact Of Coffin
to satisfy both extremes. We give below thu
majori,es as far as heard from They may be re
lied on as not put down too large, and it will b.
seen place Molonys election beyond doubt.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-11-09

nRowSrp-A man named 1hcadors h Cox
fell from the packet Chicago the 9th inst, into
the water, while at the wharf, at this place, and
was drowned. His body WAS taken up about 20
minutes after, and an inquest held over it, under
the direction of A. Il. Smith, Esq the Coroner not
belng present The verdic, attached no blame
to any one, and declared il nm unavoidable acci
dent. He had paid his fare to Morris, Grundy
county. Mr.. Smith had the body deccn,ly inter.
red in the Ottawa cemetery.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-11-09

opened il. Mullen went in and took up bag OF
corn Robert said. James, that does not belong
to you" and asked him what he wanted. He said
his property. Robert said there was no property
there belonging to HIM They we're arguing n few
minutes when Archey came in; SAID he, James,
what do you WANT" Mullen said, my property
! Def told him tbs law was open. u sue him, or
| take out search warrant. Mrs Mullen then bro't
Mullen into the grocery; Archey came in also,
then shipped into the east room and closed the
door. saw knife in Nulleos hand m the gro.
Gerry, open, he rushed from his wife aud put his
shoulders against the door and burst it open; saw
the child on hi. lef, arm when no opened the door
! the knife was in his right hand Archey told him
to close his knife III 10 damned Gays he I'll
| do till am corpse or take one" Margaret
run for Springer and Chubbuck To come in. John
Evans came in and walked over to.where Archey
WAS and 'said, "Archey, what arc you going t.
dor II want Mullen to close his knife and leave
the room" The gun was pointed partly to ths
floor; he lowered the muzze to the ground, Ev
al, walked out Of the room, and then Mullen mad,
q rush in stopping position at Archey; wa
standing in the centre Of the grocery, the doo
wids open The child remained on Mulen's arm
but a short time he throwed it under the table
He stood up about two minutes. and then mad'
the rush
Gross Erd,nin,d-Dd not hear word sent t
Mullen: never went out Of the grocery The doc
was not broken. The answer to Evans was 70
Mullen Ia shut his knife and leave the room. Don
suppose | could see tho whole Of Mullen. Sprln
, er and Chubbuck were not at the window whe
Margaret ran out, but stood at tho door.
, e.erdmined--The soy thee we're knocked dow
and put them up tsld Archsy that brothe
James had sent me to him to tell him to bewar
If Mulleo far ha vnuld Kill him
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-11-09

The Geographic reports favor the probability
Of the wings having elected all their Co,.r.,.
men in Michigan This was owing to d;,;.;o,.
on the free coil question
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-11-09
Livingstoa County.

holonys majority So. Que precinct to hear
from, which will increase il . lev votes Hiss
and Phillips majority abou. the same. Lov.lss..
independent, democrat elected sheriff
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-11-09
New York.

New York.
The contest 10 exceedingly close In New York
but Seymors, democrat probably elected. See
Tslegraphic news.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-11-09
Ga1cna District.

ir'ats dispatches from GalenA state that
Thompson Campbell is undoubtedly elected in
that Unsatisfactory enough for one day,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-11-09
Kendall County,

K d. Miller, democrat. is elected sheriff. COT
ing supposed to have 4 small majority
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-06-10
OUR ADVERTISERS,

JEWELLERS AND SILVERSMlTHS.- D
s. Bear and Geo. B. Wright, on Man-st., are
excellent workmen, and keep fine assor,ments
of Watches, Jewelry, &c, constantly on hand
One shop is a few doors west Of the other, and
as every Is degrees make a difference of one
hour in time, the difference between the two
Ilme-keepers may be made the subject of cal
culation. Can fright be wrong2
COMMISSION MERCHANTS H
Brown, Richmond, Virginia, offers his services
to the people of Augusta, as Commission and
Forwarding Merchant, and we know that the
people of Augusta could not confide in a more
worthy RAN, d. Reamer, Scottsyille, offers his
services in the same branch of business. Mr.. R.
is favolably known to many Of our people, and
is prompt TO attend to all business entrusted to
him. Messrs. Brown and Reamer furnish us
with a report Of the Markets fol Richmond and
Scottsyille.
tC~ WOOLLEN FACTORY. -We under
stand an order for 1000 yards OF Cloth was re-
ceiycd at this establishment a few days ago.
from South Western Vifgiuia. The Company
are now advertising for 90, 900 pounds of Wool,
for which the cash will be paid, and few Or
ders of the 'ssame sort' viii cause more Wool
TO be wanted
MACHIEIsT.-- Levi shafer, isa machinist,
builder OF rolling screens, and weaver of wire,
and will weave it into any form, even rat trap.
APOTHECARlEs AND DRUGGISTS-There
are three extensive Apothecary Stores in this
place. Eskridge & Kinney, DR.. Berkeley and
Harper & Kinney-all of whom keep on hand
fine supplies of Drugs &C., SO that there is no
excuse for sick man. Fancy articles of the
most fancy kind can be found at either of these
establishments, and you can get a glass OF Soda
Water into the bargain.
" Breckenridge isagain at his cold stand,'
and wishes the public generally to give him a
call. Green is selling off at cost-if you want
bargains, now's the time-and if you want 10
buy coed book, call on Chambers.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-06-10
staunton, May 6, l35o.--am.

A TTcRNEY FOR PROSECUTING
IA CLAIMS AT WASHINGTON. The sub
scriber undertakes the Collection, settlement and
adjustment OF all manner o! Claims, Accounts, or
Demands against the Government Of the u. States,
or any foreign State or County; before Commas
sioners. before Congress, before any Of the pub
lie Departments the procuring of Patents, Arm,
and Navy Pensions, Beauty Lard Claims, Soldiers
dues, Drawbacks, the Collection of Accounts a.
gainst the Government, aud every demand or pther
business Of whatever kind, requiring the prompt
and efficient services Of au Attorney or Agent.
residence of fourteen Yeas at the seat Of the
Federal Government, with thorough and familiar
acquaintance with the various systems and routine
of public business at the different offices. aud in
Congress, added TO this, free access TO consult the
ablest legal advisers ifneedeG, justifes the under
signed in pedsing the fullest satisfaction and tn.
utmost dispatch to those who may en,rust their bu
siness to his care.
Being we'll known 10 the greater part of the cih
zens OF this District and to many gentlemen who
have been members OF both houses of Congress in
she last twelve years, it is deemed useless to extend
ihis notice by special references.
Commune atoms, must be prepaid in all cases.
Cha ges or fees regulated by the nature of the bn-
siness and its extent but always moderate. Adj
dress IL. C. SPAULDING, Attorney.
March 4, 1850 -3m. Washington, ID. &.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-06-10
THE GALPHlN UNIT.

We see it announced by the letter-writers
from this city, that the Secretary of War, the
Hon. George w. Crawford, who received more
than $4,000 of the Galphin swindle, has re-
solved not to resign his place in the cabinet in
consequence of the astounding developements
made IN the reports of the Galphin Committee.
We are very glad he has come to such con-
clusion, and we think he is in the RIGHT. We
see no more reason for his resiening than we do
in favor OF the resignation of any one OF his COL
leagues. They are all concerned in this iufa-
nous scheme OF pundering and bankrupling
the treasury, by allowing these enormous and un-
founded claims whose payment has been refused
by former administrations. # the whig party
sustain the practice, at WILDE equally guilty with
the cabinet, and the people will hold them all
responsible lhe implication of the entire cab
met in this Gaphin affair ie now fixed beyond
all denial or evasion, by the elaborate justl6ca-
ton OF the swindle which appeared in the cab-
net organ OF Tuesday. That publication fixes
the matter upon the whole cabinet, and upon
the wing party; and the country will hold the
cabinet and the wing party accountable for it,.
Therefore, we see no reason why Mr.. Crawford
shoald resign, while his fellow members of the
cabinet hold their places. Indeed, he cannot
resign on account of the Galphu business with
out admitting by the act that the transaction was
nnInltigatsney disgraceful. Itwoull beputtino
the seal upon his ruin as public man, although
he would have consultations which few other
public men have had in theirfall, viz: $l15,o00;
clean cash.-Union.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-06-10
JEW ELRY! JEWELRY!
-U4 .V.~U,"-
SPRING SUPPLY.


One Door Vest Of W. Cnshing's
ANEORGE B. WRIGHT has just returned from
NJ Philadelphia with his Spring Stock OF
WATCHES, JEwELRy, &C.,
which will be sold lower than ever, and to which
he invites the attention Of his friends and the public
generally. His stock consists Of
Fine Gold Lever, Anchor & La. Watches
Fine Silver, do. do. do do;
An excellent quality ofCLOCKS;
Gold, Vest. Fob and Neck Chains;
Gold Ear and Finger Rings;
Breast Pins, Gold and Silver Spectacles
Lockets, Gold and Silver Thimbles;
Gold and Silver Pencils and Pen Holders
Gold Pens; Diamond Finger Rings;
Bracelets and Clasps;
Gold and Silver Belt Slides;
Studs, Keys, Silver and Shell Card Gases
Port Monaies Silver Combs, Fans;
Silver Table, Desert, Tea and Salt Spoons
Razors, Scissors, Sugar longs;
Butter, Fruit and Pocket Knives;
Thermometers, Magnets, Microscopes;
Spy Glasses, Purses, Tooth Brushes;
Steel Beads, Leads. and Spectacle Cases
Steel Pens and Burning Glasses;
Pocket Compasses, Perfumery, &c.
o. Clocks, Watches and Jcwelry, repaired
neatly and promptly.
Stanton, April s, 1850.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-06-10
BROTHER JONATHAN.

The mammoth double.sheet Pictorial BRoTu.
Err JONATHAN issued in honor of the Fourth of
July being the 18th anniversary of our indepen-
dence--has come 10 hand. As usual, it is filled
with large and we'll executed engravines su,a-
Bile Tor the prominent historical era which it is
intended to commemorate. An elegant script
copy OF that much priced and patriotic docu-
ment, "Washington's Farewell Address,' is
given i'll the Jonathan, with a fac similc of the
signatures of the ilustriou. author. This docu-
ment occupies broadside of two entire pages
and is enclosed in neat border for framing
The publication of it is very appropriate at this
present time-and we recommend its careful pp-
rusal to our hot headed Congressmen( both North
ern and Southern at Washington The largest of
the pictures are historical Illustrations of Raising
the First Liberty Pole' and "a Salem Trial for
Witchcraft.' Then there are lots Of smaller en-
cravings for the lovers of fun and eatire. But we
have not room to give oar readers even an idea
of this glorious pictorial You can buy a copy
for 12a cents, OF ten for dollar by sending TO
the publishers, Wilson & CO., New YORK,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-06-10
WESTERN VIRGINIA.

The influx of emigration to this section of the
Old Dominion is rapidly augmenting; and with
an increase of population industrious, hardy.
and educated farmers and mechanics-the wealth,
prosperity, and power must roll on like the tide
of an ocean.
The attention of agriculturists have been a.
Weakened to the value of our fertile soil, TO our
genial and salnbrious climate, excellent water,
extensive mineral products our free schools, low
taxes, and the advantages of social and religious
iutercommunications.
No section in the Union affords greater facii-
ties for manufactures. Our coal, water and
timber are abundant, and easily accessible at all
seasons OF the year. Along the delightful Ohio.
and stretching back for miles into the interior,
are found vast beds of 'biluminous and camel
coal which sells from ? to S cents per ,bushel
Salt springs, gypsum, iron ore, and stone of ey.
cellent quality abound and in every direction
that the scientific explorer may turn his atten.
ton he will find world of untleyeoped resour.
ces, that must in the very nature OF tfnos, and
at no distant PERIOD add to our wealth cali for
still larger and augmented population, increase
| the capacity of capitalists TO make safe invest
ments, and secure the greatest amour. of good
to those who locate amongst us, than what the,
have hitherto enjoyed, and make happy home.
tor theirdeseendants for ages TO come.
With the spirit ofprogress, such Improvement:
will soon occur in our social and political con
dltion. We want, to secure this result, the e.
lective franchise extended, our land titles modi
fed, cheap system i'll the litigation of all eriev
ances, good schools with proper teachers. and
cheaply conducted, low taxation, and the e,ec
ton OF all officers by the people. With taest
things embodied in proper acs of the Lecisla-
ton, and every citizen made to see his duty, he
will, when he knows he has mis- right secured
and can stand erect in the presence of his coun
trymen, freeman in every particular, with a
conscience void OF offence towards God and man
feel an interest in maintaining his own and The
rights OF Others. He will be a lover of law
friend of good order, the protector of property
the true .agforian--e eyatng all, and pulling
down no honest s., maE-tfle friend of peace, the
courager and promoter Of arts and science
All this Western Virginia may secure, and
rank foremost among the enlightened portions OF
our glorious confederacy.-Whsclsng Argus.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-06-10
JUST IN TOWN
With a Pocket fisgE OF Rocks


WE ready with the best assortment
w of Clothing, and at the lowest prices ever
offered in the Virginia market. Having spared
pains in selecting our goods, customers can de-
pend upon finding the goods they want and at fair
prices. We ask a call from all who are in want
Of good Clothes at low prices Among our Guods
will be found a large supply of
Black Cloth Dress and Frock Goats, Gall qualities)
Business Goats, Frock s. Sacks, made Of Single
Milled Cloth, Cashmaret, Erminet, Merino,
Tweed, Camblet, Brown aud Fancy Linen,
Cotton, Sc, SC.
PANTS.-Black and Fancy Cashmere, Linen,
Cotton, Cambet, Merino, &c., sc.
NESTS-Qf Satin, Silk, Italian Cluth Bonba-
zine, Marseilles, &c., &c.
6HIRTS-(a great variety and very cheap. y
DRAWERS, (of CIVILIZED Cotton, Linen, &c. y
COLLARS, --latest Style,) Handkerchiefs, era
vats, Gloves, Socks, SuspendeTs, Sc, &C.,
ALSO-Reayer, Silk aud Panama Hats
FRANK 8, CO., Same old place
n. B.-Being in connection with one Of the
largest Clothing Establishments at the Moth, we
receive supplies every week, Fresh and Fine.
r. s. 60.
Et,unton Nav 6 f250--2,n
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60 the ladies.
T. n. GREEN

~ NAt11111S
! ! AS just received an elegant and fashionable
Il assortment of DRESS AND FANCY
GOODS, embracing in part the following articles,
viz -
Rich Dress Silks, Blk Gro de Rhine, and Fig'd
Blk. do, Checked Plaid and Printed India
Wash do, Gace do, Ghangeable Silk Musns
"a new article> Satin Levan,ines, Satin Strp'd
and Plain Barages and Tissues, in all ,co.ors,
Corn coPd Dress Goods, (several varieties)
New Style French Lawns, (beau,iiul article)
Embroidered Swiss Dress patterns, Festooned
Linen .. Hdkis., at every price, Plain do,
Blk. and White Lace Demi Wells, Barage do,
French Worked Muslin Gapes and Collars,
Lace do, Transferred Lace Cuffs and Ribbon
ditto, Rich Sashes, Neck Ribbons, Super Blk.
aud Cord Kid. Silk, Isle, Th'd and Riding
Gloves, Blk Silk Mitls, Belts in every variety,
Malcellaues, all .colors, Isle, Th'd Ca1nbrck
aud Muslin Edgings and lnsertings, Bobbns,
Braids, Ribbons, Trimmings, Combs, Fans,
Blk. and Fancy Parasols, Large size Blk do,
French Flowers and Bonnet Tabs,
ALSO
4 beautiful assortment of Corn Col'd and Bro.
Linen Half Caters and Morocco Slippers, in all
colors, Ga new ar,icle,) &C., SC. Sc
Stanton, April /, ls50-Spec. copy.