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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-04-04

lHURLow WEED, the Editor of the Albany
Evening journal, has received the unnnipovs non,a
iio1 OF the Wing Convention for Mayor Of the Cit,.
aud declines TO accept it, ''!'
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Correspondence of the Commerce j Advertiser.
WASHINGTON. March 81


Mir. Calhoun died this morning at ten minutes af-
ter seven O'Clock. His disease was of pulmonary
type, resembling consumption. His dissolution had
been long expected bat was unquestionably hasten
ed by the mental excitement occasoned by the pre-
paraion Of the remarkable speech delivered in the
Senate his behalf by his friend Judge Mason, on
the 4h Of March, and by the part which he took in
the debates Of several succeeding days, and partcu-
larly by his replies to Senators Cass and Foote in
which he defended himself with energy ald yigor
from the structures of those Senators his speech of
the 4th inst
His attending physician was DIR. James Hall, of
this place. BY him and others Mr.. Calhoun was
fully advised of the danger of intellectual exertion
and he solemnly warned that if he attempted to
take part in the discussion likely to follow his speech
the effort would cost him his life. Though suitably
impressed with these admonitions he did not govern
himselfin accordance with them, perhaps because he
was also made aware that there was little hope of
his ultimately recovering from the attack under
which he was then suffering The result has verified
the sagacty oftle physician, and the imprudence or
the heroism Of the patient.
Mr.. Calhoun was sixty-eght years and nineteen
days old The greater part of his life has been pass
ed IN public station. In fact, since 1910, believe
he has not been three years out of public employ
ment He was Representative from 1911 to 1917
for the next eight years he was Secretary of War.
! From 1925 to 1882 he was Vice President of the
United States During nearly the whole of the sub,
! sequent period, he Senator in Congress, bu
from February, 1874, to March, 1915, was Secreta.
ny OF State, in the administration ofPresdent Tyler
lie had relapse on the day of his last reply tc
Gen. Cass, and has been gradually sinking into the
grave for three weeks past, during the whole o
which time those Of his friends who have been init
mately acquainted with his condition have entertain.
! ed little hope Of his recovery. Mrs Calhoun wa:
sent for about a.week since, when after consultation
between DR.. Hall and other physicians it was dec
ded that ne could not be removed to his residence.
Mrs. c. was expected to arrive on Friday evening
last, but has not yet reached the city.
This Is not the proper place for reflections upor
the probable consequences of the demise of this
great Southern leader. There is none among hi.
late associates by whom his mantle can be borne
There Is not one who has his intellectual capacity
nor one who has yet developed his energy of char
acter. The two men in whom together are combn-
ed many of the gu tilies that distinguished Mr. Cal
noun, and the structure of whose minds most resen1
b!es MS, are Senator Hunter OF Va and Col Jeffer
son Davis of Mississippi Could all the character
lstIcs and capacities of both be united in one, tho
South might now point TO Mr. Calhoun's successor
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-04-04

Or WEBSTER. The report from the in l,s,
evening represented DR.. Webster as exhibiting siyns
at ne y! ha1 begun to realise his true condition. ia
was disposed to converse on the serious to,;.,
propriaie to his unhappy siuation.--poJ 'r''' APP
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-04-04

T3@ 1t is said that bleeding partially blind horse
az the nose will restore him sight. So much for the
horse. To open mans eyes you must bleed him in
the pocket
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-04-04

Hg Gen. Cass has iriumphcd IN Michigan. Re-
solutions approving of his course, have passed the
Legislature, 50 that he may retain his sl,t In lie
7eate ara disregard the previous instructions IA ~
vor Of The WiImot proYiso. = -
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-04-04

TELEGRAPHs. A bill has been introduced into the
Ohio Legislature making it penal offence for persons
connected with telegraph Office to diyulge the con-
tents any message passing through their hands, or
coming within their knowledge.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-04-04

U The Amesbury VilIager mentions that the Ames-
bury Manufacturing Company have purchased 800 vol
une of books Of the best authors for Library for the
use Of the operatives in that company.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-04-04

OHIO Both branches of the Legislature Of M.
state adjourned on the 25th insi after stormy md
proiracted session Of ll3 DAYS. any
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-04-04
MADAME C. ATTY,

I''IINF I11VUE0NT CL.HiR VOV4 Mt
,,,r,,s AND BOTANIC DOCTOREss.
ir occDfatcG ana wonderfully gifted Philosophers has
GeneInen nat she will make short stay at the WCP
CEol Elk hOUSE, where she has taken apartnens G ~
~ OF her vlsitoswho win be politely receveJ
and conducted to Madame Amy's ,lrlor '' i''el'eG'
t, as s an at jNDEPENDENT CLhiRvOYANT she viii bv
nv Physiology, and Fbrenoogy inform tbn s5 no
vesgae her talents, Of the leading traits of their coractn
'efr Influence and connection with business She viii
known them from birth - - 'o'sh SIC mad
Lalnes in delicate health NAV be assured Tho Ns,
IS able to give them information which ,liI L , my
ahg 10 sch as desire it, willreUea secrets orf bo
9ne also delivers Printed Examinations She viii n'i
oy ant examinations in cases Invalids She ,Xl
se'ect from the vegetable kingdom remedy for Srr
anu an otler diseases arising from impurities of The blC
Price 80 cents-Charis extra dtf " nc D.cGd'
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Or. ], Claws0r Valloyr

W N4GWG Dll GACliEV,
Ayv,r,e,. Ob NEW SDRI1,
A NALfIlCAL PHYSICIAN. viii del;vor ~.
r. a, ea'GM Lectarc at BRNLEY HALL. Worcrsteg eu
6eniemen are invited to attend = o'"' Lauies and
DIR. }. CLAWsON KELLEY
free of f. tosed at ms Office, No 20 Mechanic stree,
br upon all diseases, during Wedncsda0 o,
hnNt%agy JPru 1914 anil IN The s9ccess H. aaa
Liver K r practice Of Medicine diseases of the nnos
md in &c Is well known The Treatment il mii
invited to call. ,votIst "" Ia"d' lhvaliIs are
"-'u0t April g.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-04-04
flARRIEu

MARRIED.
u III tms city, April 3 by Rev N E. Cobeigh Mr. Amos L.
Doane to Miss Martha A. J. Dwinne "
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-07
Committee Meeting---Marion County.

According to previous notice, the Democratic Commit
Of vigilance for Marion county, State SEN
linsI office, on Saturday, blarch 2, Mt tw o o'clock
Present, A r. Morrison, J. NJ. w. Langsdale, and j.
s. SPann irom Centre township; James Webb and w
Moore from Pike township; w. X Johnson from Wayne
township; and a ID Cuddingon from Decatur township.
On motion, A. F. MoRRIsos was chosen Chairman "f
the committee, and J s. SPAES Secretary.
On notion Daniel Moore appointed member Of
the Committee from Franklin township, ina place of Jacob
| Gszer deceased and David Shields for Warren town
ship, in place Of T. p Hand, said be resident OF
the county
On MOTION, il recommended,
]. That the Democrats If Marion County the
place of holding the township elections in said county,
On the first Monday of April and selec, Delegates TO
County COHrenton TO nominate candidates for the August
election.
2 That the County Convention for the nomination Of
candidates, be held in said county, Saturday The 18th
OF April.
g. We would also respectfully recommend, that the
County Cow cniion the Democrats nominate fu ticket,
embracing Delegates to the Convention to amend the
Constitution, we'll as other officers.
III was Determined that the township meeting for Cen
tire township should be held Saturday the 9th day Of
April, instead Of the 1st Monday.1
On motion 1t was unanimously
Resoired, That we, County Committee, do hereby
recommend to The County Cow that equitable
ratio OF voting in Convention be adopted based upon the
number of Democratic voters in each Township in the
county, and that it is opinion that there should be al
lowed to each Township two votes general principles
and vote in addition for every fifty democratic voters
in the Township; and in addition for every fraction
Of rs or over, as follows:
Csnir-. Is; Decatur, 3; Franklin, 5; Lawrence 4;
Perry 5; Pike 5 Warren. 6; Washington, 5; Wayne, s.
Necessary To nominate, 90 votes.
And it is recommended, that all nominations of cand
dates be made according 10 said basis and that all
lions propositions IN County Convention be decided IN
like manner, on the call of three delegates.
On notion the State Sentinel was requested to publish
these proceedings
And the Committee adjourned
A. F. MORRISON, Chairman.
J. S. SrAss. Sec.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-07
THE MARKETS.

CINCINNATI, March 2, 1850.
Flour-There less demand to-day, but in prices
change is observable. The sales comprise 100 brls
from store at 50 60; l56 do at 55; $50 do choice
80; aud % do old 10. The receipts moderate
Propisions-The market presents new feature for
any article The sales comprised 35 900 lbs Shoulders
in bulk AT sc 1900 pcs HAMS Country cured) at 5&c
and small lot of country packed Prime Pork Sc 80.
Groeeries-Saes Of AZ hhds Sugar. fair, at 4ic 20 do
at 3Sc aud hhds prime nj DC. Sales of 81 brls Mo-
lasses at 24ic
Ssed-Sales of 20 brs Clover time "a IS IS
hush do at 81 so, and % bush Timothy at 81 so and
80 IS per quality
Grain-The market for Rye and Barley remains firm
IA sale OF so bush of the former at S5c.
Potaoes-Sales OF $50 bush at 65c and 100 do at SOC
market dropping.
Dried Frit-This article is in demand especially APP
plss Sales of 40 bush Peaches at 50 40 and rs do
81 % 300 bush Apples at 81 7O.-Gazette.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-07
on OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

THE Partnership heenae existing the undersigned,
u der the hs. M j. Little Co., diss lived this day BY
ual The books will be left the hands
IL Little Drum Andersons who vii: The
old stand.
The business OF the firm will be adjusted by them and w. Y
Wiley, who duly authorized 20 settle the
We take this thanks friends for
their heretofore liberal support and commend with much plea
equal share Of confidence and patronage
WIN. Y. WILEY,
MATTHEW LITTLE,
INGRAM LITTLE,
Indianapolis, January lsl 1850. JOSEPH LITTLE
The subscribers viii the business the
j. Little Co., under the and firm Little Drum Ander-
where will be pleased business conneccas
with the friends Of the late firm and give personal and pro
attention JOSEPH LITTLE,
JAMES J. DRUM
GEORGE p ANDERSON
JOHN n. p. ANDERSON.
Ind nannis I'm Isf lunos
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-07

DR.. CHALMERs's VIEWS ON THE SUBJECT OF FREE
TRADE.-A correspondent sends the following ex-
tract. which contains the truth in nutshell:
Economists can tell that with but the mainte-
nance of Justice between and man. the greatest
economy and well being Of the community is secur-
ed. by each being at liberty improve his
dition, and better bis circumstances he may;
and that the mechanism of trade, with its various
and complicated interests and numerous springs Of
activity, moves prosperously. works off
90 great an amount Of npulence and comforts.
der this system If perfect liberty, when each nspi
rant In the busy walks of merchandise is allowed
full scope for his energies and his own views,
or, what il tantamoUnt to this. when is left
spontaneous and unfettered TO the free development
OF her own principles of action. 1t is certainly
vcllous that such should be the result while each of
the mighty host of individuals. who unconscously
help it forward, looks not beyond bis own little
sphere with no higher aim than the amelioration OF
his own state the sustenance, or il may be the ag-
grandizemeni, Of hs own family And the nboriive
attempts of human legislation to improve this
beautiful system. when by its restictions its boun
Ties in commerce, ii only distempers and mars ohot Il
lays lis hand upon sirkngy set off the superior wis.,
dom Of Him who is the great, the original architect
both Of nature and Of society, and the profound skill
fitness Of whose ordinations is convinc-
jngy shown than by The mischief which is done wher
they are fsparted and intersred rih by the impoer
'cis9om If man. Chaimers's Posfhanous Works
rol. VII, p. 142.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-07
OFFICIAL.

A.
THE undersigned, in OF o tie General
bly,, approved January 2lst 1880 icing entitled
provide for the sale Of PARTON Of .5 If
indianapolis for he Of thereon buildings the
Of the Indiana Central Medical College, will
until the first day Of June ground situated
the northwest Of square No twenty 25
napo said lot of land has been Blake
Calvin Fletcher E. " Sinner d. Mcguire William Sullivan, and
w. H. Mouson the of thirty five hundred sixty
lars No bid will considered the
The property will be sold credit
paying annually and viii subject
6med or rejected by the next General Assembly.
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT, Governor.
Indianapolis February 90, 1850. S3-Iaw3-Journa
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-07

ANKFUL to the citizens OF indianapolis for avo we viii
II continue maxim Of principle and sell the
sonaoe prices We will receive and
beautiful rment of all goods in line Of fancy goods
cry, and every article for the Toilet, from France Germany
England and Switzerland viii have lnd stock than
is generally kept in inland cities.
Particularly win youth, young Of
Rump who have always been good
all the finest elegant and praise worthy of school requisites
We viii also have for the of the children rich
ment Of social games, Magic, Mechanic Magnetic
ometTe Archhectc and number of
Ing objects IN this line BRENTANO n RUMP,
Importers and Exporters to New York.
Opposite the Conf Honse. In ianapois. IinsT
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-07
DIE D.,
J. S. SPASS, Sec

Ia this city, Sunday, the Sd inst, after long and
painful iIInesss Mr. SAMUEL WHITE aged 81 years. Mr..
White has left esmabIs family, and large circle of
friends TO his loss
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-07
OFFICIAL,
Ok x 4ClxAA.
GE0RGH LANnS E0R SALE

UEUHUId LdNUS FUh OdIE.
THE undersigned resolution of the General
Assembly OF the State Of Indiana approved 10TH ls49
authorizing the Governor
State Of neanE has 10 The Georgia Lands will receive proposals for
all the interest the Of Indiana eea hundred
shares Land
lask and Lauren GeOea being upwards
hundred thousand ond said timber The
above n nd obtained from the Georgia Lumber Company
eury r the Of hundred forty dollars
10 the state Of Indiana by the Weea
Rochester Proposals for the purchase will be received
by the undersigned indianapolis until The first Of January
1851 The highest bidder for the said lands,
win receive Assembly
hrming the SALE and OF the purchase will be required
until the sale Is confirmed.
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT Governor Of Indiana.
Indianapolis, February 81, 1850.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-07
indianapolis ~ BeIiefontaime hal
Road.

NOTICE TO NIUChIIOIUERN.
having resolved
u the and complete with substantial oak
and the heavy rail- the road from Indianapolis to Anderson
absolutely for all who
Company, subscription the inaeuts due and tn
become dae possible TO enable the Board posecuts
vigorously subscriptions S4O0OO0
large which due and will become due during the
summer, subscribers win do their duty viii
be enabled complete the whole road the Ohio line much
than anticipated We hope subscribers viii do all
their hsvethe
oeraon the earliest possible day We invite the Puhc
the work, in the Company,
think prove good investment and enable us the
complete Subscriptions will be received
the Office directors special solicitors Of stock
Feb IL, 1850. 79-3w o. II. SMITH, Pred.
Journal, Locomotive Volksbstt Signal (Muncie)
(AndersoD) PATRIOT Vinchester) will publish weeks and
send bills to tn office of the Company.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-07

N Office hereby given,
emenay on the last will and trsen Of Joseph Rumfod
late o. said deceased
notified make immede payment and those having claims
the same are nohed legally authentic
sruemcf within The
be SAMUEL s. RIJNFORD Erecutor
Marrh I'd, 1850. e23ws
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-07
AUCTION SALE!
LITTLEs DRUM & ANDERSONs.

WILL day March, the superior
w in
Of Sofas Dvam, Upholstered Chairs, Toilette Centre Side
Tables Mirrors, usseis and Ingram
bonding furniture and futures of well furnished
Place, time win previous By
hand bills est =
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-07

HUnrLrTY.-A clergyman. lecturing afternoon
10 his female parishoners. said: BE not proud that
our Lord paid your the distinguished honor Of
appearing first female after the resurrection. for
il was only done that the glad news might spread the
sooner"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-07

An old lady once said her idea of great man was
"A man who is keerful Of his clothes. don't drink
sperrits kin read the bible without spelin the words
and kin a cold dinner wash day to the
wimmn folks from cooking"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-07
indianapolis ~ IseItefOutisine Rail
ROact.

LETTING UF NUPEKNIKUCIDhE.
SEALED Proposals the Office the Engineer
- the 4ih day OF March for furnishing sound White OF
Bur Oak lumber for the OF the first miles OF
the road.
9th day April next Sealed proposals will be re-
cevcd the place. for furnishing the kind OF lumber
of the balance the road Pendeon
Payable delivery half cash, and half in the stock OF
the company.
quantity pton times places Of delivery. be
the Office Of the Engineer the let
ting
letting Of the lumber OF kind FOR he
Anderson win
the grade shall he ready receive IL
Feb. Is, 1850. 76-3w o. u. SMITH, Presf-.
Journal voksba Locomotive Democrat Anderson) sigma
Cuncie1 publish eels
their 10 the o he
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-07
NEW DRUG STORE.

UNHE public informed that have purchased the Drug Store
lately occupied by Dr. A Duva in Indianapolis aud hsvs
added thereto and complete NEW STOCK OF GOODS.
consisting of article usually kept by Druggists together
with large supply Of
Paints, OtiS, VarniSheS, Glass. Glass Ware,
Glue, Putty, spices, Cigars, Tobacco, Liquors
This stock purchased rey cheap for cash. which viii
able us to sell article at the most moderate rates
The business viii be attended experienced Druggists
ry will be warranted and the price
il 1t should TO be of inferior or bad quality.
Physicians Merchants Pedlsrs and ell others will End their
call and viii give good bargains
The stock large and will be kept 10 the demands Of the
ket.
January 4tb 1856 6sv A p MORRISON
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Orrrcr on Trs.suFrs or sr.rE,


Indianapolis Fobraarg O. 1850.
Gov. J. A. wsicHr-Dar Sr.-I recnds
this oce and md that has
State Treasury account Of the sale OF the Georgia Lands
am very respectfully, your obedent servant,
50 3mos JAMES p. DRAKE, Treasurer Of State.
1.-THE Journal of Commerce, New York Contuiona
Georgia, viii give the weekly insertioas
BIZ this office for liquidation
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-07
WABASH AND ERIE CANAL LANDS
GIL Il DE In nna ACPEO


FUNHE Trustees Of the Wabash and Erie will offer for SALE
the Land Office in Loganpot, the 29th DAY OF MAY
NEXT 10000 Acres Of Land.
These Lands have been selected with and generally
first farming They will be Of 40
the
Lake, Poer, Marshall Fulton Pulaski White Jasper,
TppecanOe and Wabash The aud description
lots for sale, be had appca John w Wright
Clerk Of the Land Office oganspor after the first day
OF March These lands appraised from 81 25 50
Terms OF sale Cash.
From the above sale will be reserved those lots tracts OF land,
which Of the selections occupied and
which selected under with the Stale Trustee
CHARLES BUTLER, ry.,... e.
A. NJ. PUETT. trustees &C.
Office Of the Trustees Of the Wabash and Erie Canal.
TERRE
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-07
NEW HAT AND CAP STORE!

F. McGfNNfS would respectfully infnrm
Ne danapols and nding county, that he
cd opened and OF HA rs CAPS
OF the quality and latest styles which he invites the
Of the public, ms he detemsed To sell CASH
HIS stand yearly opposite Brownings iosei
dess Leather Store.
Indianapolis March A. 1850. e5If
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-07
HAT AND CAP EMPORIUM.
-. H.. IL H.. d.. At.coic

JOI HeI y CNeIT UNI 1FIat1 U O'S 'os1 ettS'
Madison. Ia.
HERE he found the largest and most complete stock OF
w Hats Tor the State,
favorable they BE- purchased where in the we
found Moeskn Silk Hat,
Beebee New York, expressly for
which will sed for beauty
durability by manufactured in America together with
variety of Silk and Fur hats Of eastern manufacture
Also stock of manufacturing which Will
reduced respectfully solicit call from
who wish buy at wholesale retail. Come and
my stock and see what can do for
California Hat reduced prices few Mgs LEFT which viii
sell at The highest prices paid for all kind Of
Madison, Jsn. 81, 1850 651 G. W. BAsNETT.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-07
TO COUNTY OFFICEIl

TO COUNTY OFFICERS.
SAMUEL DELZELL d CO, BOOK BINDERS
AND BLANK BOOK MANUF.9CTUR
Indianapolis, Indiana,
ESPECTFULLY that they have received direct
y Cities superior paper Of
the various Blank Book Manufactures having avail
cd themselves Of all the modern their line Of
reasonable tenns
description of Blank Books used Bank County
Corporation officers They respectfully solicit OF tbs
patronage hheo generously bestowed em feeling assured
that all them will prove They also
repaired Tax Duplicates style superior any
heretofore made this city, Orders al solicited
6i-6mn. SAMUEL. DELZEIL g.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-07
TO STOCKHOLDERS

IL fhe Peru and Indidnapolis Railroad C0npanp.
NOTICE hereby given thai there required OF the siort
l2 holders aforesaid Railroad Company
this stock on or before the 9h day the Of twenty
FIVE per cent stockholders Marion
ty will nav Wright napolis Once Meridian
street, north OF Washington. JOHN BURKE President
W. w. Wright, Col. Agent. 13tm e.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-07
PETER A. WHITE & CO.,
NO. 81, MAIN STREET, CINCINNATI,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in

Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
RE receiving and opening large and well selected stock Of
"A Fresh Spring and Summer Dry Goods and will be receiving ad
diOns thereto throughout the which buyers requested
call Part OF following:
French
Boys and Mes and large Of Prints and
GHghams Of description and price, Nous De Lnes Apacas,
and Bomhaznes Beaced Shng and Dnngs; Apron checks,
and cooTed Camhrs; Brown Holland Padding
Nesting
chiefs; Black Italian aud Fancy coored Crava Plain and figured
JaeaRes and Camhes Bishop and Linen Lawns Bobiues
ace FoOings and Edgnes; ln fine White
Hosiery and Gloves of descriptions Notions o all kinds
and Twist Threads Hooks Bsds Cords
and Fnges Combs Buttons and snpender together w Fannes
seys Canton Fanne Brown Sheengs, and shrngs Brown
Drills Tickings.
We Of Country generally
would do well call and examine before pure asing
resident purchaser East importing Of goods
direct enables with Eastern and willing
Duplicate Eastern bills, adding transportation.