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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-17

The vote on Mr. Douglass motion to lay the COM
promise bills on the table in order to take up the Cali
fonia bill separately, is about the same the former
votes on the same question. The Northern Senators
voting in the negative, Messrs Bright Cass, Dick
nson, Dodge of Iowa, Jones' Sturgeon and Whitcomb,
Benton, Yulee Spuance and Wales Southern Senators,
voted yea 1t is worthy of remark that all the South
ern Senator's who opposed to the Omnibus Bill"
except Mr. Yuee voted against the motion to take up
the California bill sngly 1t might be thought that
those who are determined take California on any
terms would as readily resist her alone connection
with other subjects But presume their policy is to
defeat the worse bill with the better and then, by uni
ting with the Free Soers defeat the better one also
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-17

FROM HAvANA.-We have received files of Havana
papers to the 5th inst but they unusually barren of
news. The health OF the city appears be very good
very little is SAID concerning cholera which but
short time before had accustomed so much appre-
hensou.
Theweather througho the island had been excessive
ly warm
A, Matanzas the cholera was pretty severe
AT Trinidad. the Government was engaged in
Strengthening the Notifications.
The Havana press is again raising the alarm about
the Cuba expedtion-N 0. Pic
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-17
The Convention for this district. which met in

The Convention for this district which met in Rich
mend, on Wednesday last, (and the proceedings Of
which are crowded out to-day refraned from giving
any instructions to the delegates appointed to 60 to
Nashville Mr.. Scott, in the late public meetings of our
citizens, avowed his readiness to accept Mr.. Websters
scheme put in the form of positive acts of Congress-
and that the Committee Of Thirteen propose to do
MIR. LYONS we believe entertains similar yews
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-17

AUCTION NOTICE.-This morning, at 8
sold large collection of second hand Furniture and
other useful articles to close up consignmens also,
lot OF Store Fixtures and at ii O'clock lot Of Fancy
Goods and Miscellaneous Stock
See advertisement. GEO. ]. SUMNER,
my II Auctr
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-17
CITY AFFAIRS.
sa@ Several advertisements crowded out this
morning, will appear in to-morrow's paper.
BEAUTIFUL PANORAMAS.

\
Messrs. Lewis & King exhibit, this evening, at the
Odd-Felows' Hail. their splendid Panoramas of the
Upper and Lower Mississippi We have seen the high
est assurances of the superiority of this work to any
other Of the kind in this country. large number of
members of Congress and other prominent gentlemen
in Washington, have testified publicly to the merits of
the Panoramas. certificate with their signatures
says:
"To those of us who are familiar with the Mississippi
p River, the illusion perfect that could hard
Iy diyes ourselves of the idea that we were actually
passing along its waters. We recognised the localities
as readily if the reality had been before u.s. The Gulf
OF Mexico, New Orleans, the beautiful plantations
along the river, among which is General Taylors Ba-
ton Rouge, Vicksburg, Natchez, Memphis, Cairo, ST.
Louis Alton Quincy, keokuk Nauvoo, and the large
architectural drawing OF the far-famed Mormon tenn
pie, Burlington st. Pauls, Fort Smelling, and the picu-
rescue Falls OF st. Anthony all there, with count
less other things and places familiar us as our own
dwelling Places or the homes of our Childhood
Amongst the gentlemen who gave this Testimonial
were Capt Eastman, who formerly commanded at Fort
Smelling, and Mr. Sbley, the delegate from Minnesota
From large number of Communications by the lead
ing journals OF the West, select the following short
one by Mr.. Prentice, of the Louisville Journal:
1t is indeed most noble producon-beyond all
comparison the best thing of the kind ever got up in
the United States"
No one who desires 10 recognise the old Father of
Waters" an old or new acquaintance, should fail
to this opportunity.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-17

We are indebted to Messrs G. M. WEST & BROTHER,
under the Exchange Hotel, for copy of "The Young
Prma Donna" by Mrs. Grey. This popular novel has
been out of print for years, and ady-reader
will doubt be eioced to hear that new edition has
just been issued from the press OF T. B. Peterson Phi
ladelpha.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-17

We thank Hon. j. A. Seldom for copies of the Pre-
sdents Message, the Finance Report for ls49-5O and
the Address of Southern members concerning South
em organ.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-17
Sales of Tobacco hard to beat !

A crop of Tobacco, grown by Mrs. Pemberton, of
Goochand inspected at Shockoe Warehouse, and sold
by VIM. D. Gibson, Produce Commissioner, Richmond.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-17
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NICHMUND, INIdy lou.
BEEF-Scale .seight-$3 to 81, article scarce and in
demand
SHREr-Sheared, per head, nett, s2a3 quality being
estimated
HoGs-nett per cwt. S. so to S. Supply on hand
moderate. JACOB SHOOK
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FoREIGN-On London 9aa94 per cent prem.
STATE OF THE STOCK uARKEr

STATE OF THE STOCK MARKET
State Stock per cts-par value $1O0-saes at 1921,
though not now to be had at this price.
Corporation per cents-par value $lO0-last sales at
100.
James River and Kanawha Bonds guaranteed by the
State, par
$lO6.
Farmers Bank Stock-par value $lOO-sales at
l04 1-2 to l05.
Virginia Bank Stock-par value $70-sales at $73l.
Manchester Cotton and Wool Manufacturing Stock
par value $l00--last sales at 500
Richmond Fire Association Stock--par value 800
$29aa30.
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
Stock-par value Sl00-las sales at 80-a higher rate
is asked, in view of the dividend.
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Certificates
OF Debt-par value $l00-$95 offered-none be had.
Richmond and Louisa Railroad Stock--par value
$l00-last sales at $43. Some are asking higher.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-17

Nothing doing in foreign freghts,
New York-Flour, per bbl., Is cts; coal, S cent
per bushe; tobacco, ST so per hid, boxes Is cts.
Boston-Four 20 cents; Goa, none shipping; tobacco
per hid So SO; boxes 20 cents
Batmore-Coal cents,
Philadelphia Flour 20 cents; tobacco $24 per hid.
90 cents for boxes coal 81 per bushe Philadelphia
measure.
ON TIE CANA1--To Lynchburg and intermediate
places, 10 cents per 100 lbs.
A
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-06-14
Mr.. .woodward's Letter

To his constituents, urging the necessity OF their
Immediate support to the Southern Press" cam
not, wa think, fail to have the desired effect upon
,hes minds Of those who may carefully peruse that
letter. He brings clearly and forcbly to view the
necessity for establishing such an organ at this
particular time. We earnestly hope; that large
and prompt support will be given at once to this
measure, proposed by those sixty-three good men
and rae to the interests of their country. Let us
EVe tins project fair trial. and flt fails, we have
the safisfatioa to know, that we have at least
made one effort more towards the maintenance of
our rights aud liberties. ~
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Stock of llessrs. wiley Banks 4 Coz. Co..:
BY e. b. CREWS:


BY T.. B. CREWS:
ON TUESDAY, 18Th inst at 10 o'clock, will commence
the sale auction Of the stock of Mes Wiley, Banks
g. Co. saved from the late Fire, Of Wednesday, morning,
May &c. on ofthe underwriters and ali concern
ed, consisting in part as follows, viz:
500 pieces Broadcloths, Cassimeres, and Satinets
2OOO do Furniture and Dress Prints
1000 90 cold Musns and GinghaV,s
500 do Jaconet, Cambria, bard and Swiss Mus
lins, etc.
Ky. Jeans. Tweeds, Satnets, Kcrseys
White and Red Flanncls, Blankets, Beaver cloths
Prints, Ginghams. NJ. de LANES, Alpaccas, Lustrcs
Bombaznes, Drap d. Etc, cloak Lnings
Orleans cloth. Merinos Cashmeret, Challeys Bareges
Grenadines, Silk Tissues, Merino Shirts and Drawers
Beached and Brown Shrngs and Sheetngs, Cottonades
Irish Linens, Linen Sheetings, Linen Damasks
White and cold Drills, Brown Hollands, Diaper
C Hdkfs. Lawns, Dowlas. Printed and cold Linens
Table cloths, Scotch Diaper Linen Towels
Muslins, Cambrics, Trimmings; Bobbinets; Vestings
White and colored cotton Hosiery Ladies' coored Lsle and
Silk Gloves
Crequas; Apron Cheeks Denims; Thread; Pins Tckngs
Merino, Broche: Silk: Muslin and NJ de Shawls
Neck Ties Ribbons Silk and Cotton Hdkfs.
Pant Stufs; Umbrslas Paasos; Blue Drills
Huckaback; Spool cotton White colored and blk Cam.
brics
Pearl and Agate Buttons; Buckrams::
ALSO.
Every variety of Silk and Fancy GOODS.
~ B. The sale will be positive, ind continued every
day until the stock is closed. '*'
Catalogues ready on Monday, 18th inst
Charleston, June II. Alt
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In EquitV--Kershaw District.

James DunIap ct al. vs.. James K. DougIas.-Bill
for Relief and Sale.
I'm pursuance Of the order of the Court, made at
l. June term, 1850, will expose TO public sale
ON the first Monday in July, prox before the court
house of this District. within the legal hours of
sale, on credit until the first day of January next,
all that Lot of Land, with the buildings thereon.
adjoining lots of James Dunlap and John Rosser,
on Broad stteet, in the town of Camden. The
said lot being known in the plan of the said town
as lot No. 730 said to have front on Broad street
of sxty-sx feet and running back from said strr ct
three hundred aud eighty two feet. Bond, with
approved security required.
w. NJ SHANNON, c. E. X. D.
luna l3 S3] I'd
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a CARD,

a CARD.
TINE Subscriber respectfully informs his friends
L and the public, that he has established a
STEAM IA CTOR Y on Laurel street, directly
in front of the Columbia Hotel, for manufacturing
Of Doors, Sasiles, Blinds Planning,
Tongue and GrOOving Flooring and 9TH
er Plank. He fatters himself that, with the IA
cilites he has, he can furnish any article in his
line of business, of superior quality, and at pri-
ces which cannot fail to please.
Orders solicited and promptly attended 10.
In connection with the Establishment is first.
rate Mill for grinding Corn. Also one for
grinding COb-Meal for Cattle. Meal and
Crisis constantly for sale.
lie still carries on the Carpenter Business, and
is now prepared to contract for Buildings of all de.
scriptions, from Cottage TO a Palace. on the
most favorable terms.
He takes this opportunity to return his most
grateful acknowledgements for past favors. and So
llcits continuance. G. EECk.
Columbia, June 3, 1850. Al w2m
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The Court of Equity
For this District, adjourned on "Wednesday last.
Cows In the Street.


Would it not be well that some me1fs be adopt
ed to remove so great nuisance as the loving
herd, from the streets of the town, particularly at
night-as thereby, accidents may be prevented
II is unnecessary to state, that in addition to the
disturbance produced by the noise Of these am
mails, great risk is run in driving horses at nlgh'
o,e or two occular demonstrations of the sort are
sufficient to satisfy any reasonable man that there
isgeat danger obe apprehended fromthls source;
and there is not more effectua mode BY which
an actire horse may be induced to make tracks,
than co,rs in the street at night We therefore re-
specially suggest to "our City fathers the pro-
priety of impounding struggling COWS as well as
vagrant hogs-for one is as great nuisance as the
other.
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Piano Fortes.

DEING appointed Agent of Newman g. Bros
ID Piano Fortes, would give notice that any per.
son desirous of obtaining an instrument that will
wear well and keep in tune, to apply to the under.
signed. who will order Immediately, and supply
them, either in Mahogany or Rose Wood cases {;
terms moderate On hand and in good order, two
second hand Pianos, that will he sold low, in price
J. B. F. BOONE,
Agent Of Newman & Bro.
June IL. 46
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4 -af t5.sg - 81
The, Massachusetts, Legislators seem to be de.
manted; on the subject OF liquor laws. They have
recently enacted q statute making it penal 10 sell
even glass of beer or cider, and the punishment
may be Imprisonment and after three convictions
the forfeiture Of three thousand dollar bond.
) Notg signed on Suadag--A defence was set up
against the payment Of note, in Boston last
week, that it was signed and paid over on Sum
day which the Court held to be a good defence
The New York Express says that the demand
for American Cotton SO far exceeds the the supply
that an order from St. Petersburg, received by
the last steamer for four or fgecargoes viii have
TO go unanswered,
The public debt OF Texas was represented OH
the 1st Of January. tS4s BY the Comptroller to be
$l1050, 800 3l-adding interest since would
swell the amount to nearly $l3000,00O.
The committee OF ihe House of Representa-
tives foreign affairs. have reported bill in IA
orofpsying French Spo|Iations. The bill pro-
poses to psy 81, J,00o, 900.
The ST. Louis papers Of the 22d ult, announ-
ced the death of sbrevet colonel Kneas Mackay,
deputy quarter master Of the u. s. army.
Seyentreu slaves, who absconded in a body
from Messrs. Pearce, of Baltimore, were found in
York county. Pennsylvania, and have been re-
covered by. their owners.
The Bank Of Hamburg has declared a dividend
ofthree dollars per share out Of the profits Of the
last six ronths, being at the rate Of twelve per an
mum,
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aeTh9mpsons celebrated Starch tPolishJss
COMPOSED of Isinglass,s Gum Arabic, de-,
~ and contains nothing injurious. It is highly
recommended fpr giving beautiful, glossy, and
smooth surface 10 linens, cambrica, collars, shirt
bosoms and all kinds of prints, &c..
One cake will do sixty dozen of clothes, and no
family should be without them. Price 12& per
cake; $l4 per dozen. For sale by
June IL. MOORE g. BELCHER.
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Mr.. Calhoun. Last Speech.

We acknowledge the receipt of handsome
edition of the last speech of this ustrous States
man, delivered in the Senate of the United States
March 4th 1850. The edition which has been fur
nished US, is printed in ink, on vellnm paper, at
81 per copy. Those who prefer, mas obtain edl-
tions printed ON fine satin in gold, at $5 pei copy
ON satin in ink, at So; on vellum paper. like the
copy sent us, at Sl--in gold, at 81 per copy.
We win take pleasure in exhibiting our copy to
those who may desire to subscribe, and will for
ward the names OF those so disposed, or they may
order as they please from the Charleston Mercury
or Courier-and surely there is no one that is able
who will not subscribe for copy of the last great
speech of great and good man, who marked the
age in. which he ived-whose name is consecra-
ted to Immortality, for his genius and exalted tai
ents and virtues.
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PROSPECTUS. or uTIfEs SOUTH
ERN PRESS. %

~ .:-S. EhN .fRESSs'<
A n association of sixty.three Members Of Con-
"A gress, Senators, and Representatives, have
constituted the undersigned ommttee to super.
intend the establishment of Southern Press at
Washington City, 10 be devoted to the exposition
and defence of Southern Rights and Institutions
the dissemination of correct information az to Nor
therH policy, and the course of Political AffaiH
generally, without reference of the old party lines
of Wing and Democrat. Arrangements are now
in PR gress, promptly to ensure the issue Of such
paper under the title of ~ i <ss,
THE SOUTHERN PREsS,n
tor the conduct of which, suitable Editors have
been engaged, who will also receive the aid ofa
number Of Ininent and able contributors.
There will be both a tri.weekly and weekly is-
sue; the latter to contain substantially the same
matter as the former, and intended TO reach those
points Of the country whose mail facilities are lin
tied.
A Daily issue will be added hereafter, sfouidlt
be deemed advisable. or necessary by the press
and people OF the Southern States. ~
The paper will not be exclusively Iolltical--but
will embrace on its broad sheet the General News
of the day, Domestic and Foreign by mail and tele.
graph; criticisms; original essays, literary and
misce elaneous; and, in short, all those items Of
general inte est, the collected aggregate Of which
constitutes the interesting and valuable Newspa.
per. Great care will be taken to give correct re-
ports of the proceedings and debates of both Hou-
ses of Congress, well as the action of local Ie-
gislatu'es on the Southern question:
A limited number only of advertisements will be
received-the main object beingto furnish large
amount of reading matter.
The paper will be printed on sheet equal in
size to those of the other Washington papers, and
the material will be procured especially for the
purpose.
1t is confidently hoped that every true friend
to the South will aid in procuring subscribers, and
forward the names with the amount subscribed,
to some Southern Representative at Washington,
forthwith. -..:5,
Posimasters are authorized by law to remit SUBJ
scrptions free OF postage. u SO
TERMS. ,s.s..-{ i7ss.l,s S.
For Tri-weekly during Session of Con-
gress, and Semi-weekly during the re-
cess, the price will be, per annum $5 90
Weekly paper 80 80
The price ofsubscripton must be paid invaria-
bly, in advance, and the cash accompany the name
sent esfsg
All persons procuring ten names shall be enti-
tied to receive copy gratisa for one year. gz..
A. P. BUTLER,
J. MORTON, f%,>
'r.% r. TOOMBS,I ~
- J. THOMPSON. s.
Wochputop NOV "a :.
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BaLrIMoRE. June IL.
Correspondence of the Charleston Mercury.
I0En


NASHVILLE, June 7, 1850.
The Committee will report tomorrow the
Address to the People of the Southern States.
1t is attributed to the pen of Mr.. Rhett Of your
State, and from the information that has reach.
ed me Of its purport, may say with some con-
fidcnce it will meet with your approval. The
telegraph will have apprised you, before this
letter is received, of its character, and probably
Of its adoption by the Convention. For it is
barely possible they will reject it, or modify it
in any material feature. But as you may not
get copy of it quite so soon by mai, will state
to YOU its conclusions.
Theevents ofthe slavery agitation from 1884,
are summed up in brief but Ineligible terms,
their Significance explained, and the interests
and positions Of the South as she has been af
fected by them; argucdand defined. The North
is held responsible for all the fatal results and
promises of this agitation, and the South is re-
buked for her unwise and spiritless submission
to protracted wrong. The Compromise scheme
is taken to pieces, and after 4 thorough exam-
nation of its Darts, the whole is denounced as Il
fraud and a scheme of poorly disguised en-
croach,nent
The Missouri Compromise Line of So deg.
80 min. running to the Pacific, accompanied by
distinct recognition of it as the partition line
between the North aud the Soutll-all the ter
itory lying South of it to be open to African
slavery, including the Southern part of Califor-
nia-is recommended to the South for accep-
tance, if the North chooses to propose it. But
it is recommended as the last and utmost con-
cession.
In the meantime the Convention declines,
whilst Congress has the matter under consider
alton, recommending any practical mode Of re-
dress. But the Southern States are advised to
send Delegates to an adjourned meeting of the
Convention after the rising of Cougress-from
the States and Districts that have failed to be
represented at Nashville, to take into consider.
alton the remedy which the circumstances may
require.
The resolutions are understood to be chiefly
the work of Mr.. Campbell, of Alabama.
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These who prefer IoN er priced Teas, can re-.
ceive their prizes in proportion, Or they aoiH be re-
purchased tor cash, at deduction of I'D per cent.
D Country agents required. Applications to
he addressed (post padD to the Company's Depot,
as above.
June Z, ESQ. 45 Bin
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New Publications.
FULOGY on the Life, Character and Public
L. Services IF the Hon. Jchn T.. Calhoun, by
the Rev. J. .. Colt price 10 cents.
VOL 3rd of Mrs. EIlct's Anecdotes of Women
of the Revolution
Living Authors Of England.
Modern accomplishments.
No. 4 and Pendennis-to be complete in sew.
en- numbers.
Home Inf1uence-new edition
Prima Donna. Pride and Irresolution.
Story of Family, &c. A. YOUNG.
June 4, 1850. a. II
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Head. Quarters 22d Regiment S. O. M

IIlII julie, IOUU
THOS. J. WARREN having been appointed
i Adutant of the 22d Regt s. c. NJ, (vrce A.
G. Baskin, resgned) will be obeyed and respect
ed accordingly.
By order of Col. Taylor,
A. G. BASKIN, Adjt.
June IL. I'm 46
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Inst Received.

Just Received.
A SPLENDID a assortment of preserved Gin.
II ger, PIums, Ounces, Lines, &c. Prunes in
Jars, Rasins. Almonds, Curranls, Pickles, Cat.
sups, Sauces, Salmon, Lobsters e$c.
Also-A fresh supply of GROCERIES, low
for cash. MOORE BELCHER.
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Sherif's Sales.

DY virtue of Wri,s of Fl. Fa, to me directed, I
ID will sell, on the first Monday in July next,
and TIE day following, if necessary, being The first
and second days of said month, before the court
house door in Camden
Two Mules; levied upon and to be sold as the
property Of ID. Ii Robson, at the suit of N. H.
McCleland, assignee, vs. Fl. E. Sloan. ct al.
-ALSO:-
The entire Stock in Trade oil the defendant,
consisting of Boots, Shoes Hats, Caps, Bonnets,
Sparables and Tacks, Calf Skins, Leather, Car
pet Bags, Paseboard Boxes, Store Fixtures, &C.,
levied upon and Ia be sold as the ptnper;y of J. s.
McCaddon, at the suit of John DAILY. The stock
of Goods to be sold at the store lately occupied by
the defendant.
Terms cash.
TT. WARREN, S. X. d
June H. AZ Id
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MORTGAGE SALE.

T WILL sell, on the first Monday in July next,
l. before the Court House door, in Camden, be-
tween the legal hours of sale, one NEGRO BOY,
to foreclose aDeed of Mortgage executed by James
p. Dickinson to VIM. Arrants, Administrator
Terms cash; purchaser to pay for papers.
THOS. J. WARREN, Agent.
June a. 1850: $2] tbs
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TELEeRApH1c INTELLIGENCE.
Reported ior the Journal.
CHARLESTON, June l3, 1850.

CHARLESTON, June I5, IooU.
The market is in an unsettled state, and pr-
ces only nominal Three hundred bales OF full
lily fair were sold to-day at l2c. Sales of the
week amount to 10000 bales. Receipts 2,OOo.
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Sale Postponed to the 18th instant.
Sale of Wines, Liquors, &c.
ON SATURDAY the 18Th OF June, will sell
~ at Public Auction, the entire stock of well
selected WINES aud LIQUORS, together with
the BAR FIXTURES, &c, belonging to Jas. C..
McKenna, at "Our House," consisting Of
Wines and Liquors of various kinds
Decanters, Tumblers, Wine Glasses
Beer Pumps, NC &c.
One Billiard Table, Balls, &c.
Two BagateIle do do do
Household and Kitchen Furniture
Cows and Calves, Horses, Saddles and Brides
With great variety other articles.
Also
10 baskets superior CHAMPAIGN
Also
25 demijohns No old MADEIRA WINE
Terms at sale.
F. ROOT, Auctoneer.
June 6 St