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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-02
BbE ED,

On yesterday afternoon, Mr.. GEORGE WATT,
in the sS2nd year of his age. He was native of
county Antrim Ireland, but has resided for the last
81 years in this city The friends OF the family and of
Mr.. Hugh A. Watt respectfully invited to attend
his funeral this afternoon half past three o'clock,
from the first Presbyterian church, (Mr. Moore'sl
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-02

"THE DAILY News" is the title oil new daily Whig
paper, the first number of which was issued at Bat-
more on Saturday by Messrs. Peake, Walker & Co.
1t is handsomely printed and well filed Sheet ndi-
eating tact and talent in its management, and pre-
enting the promise of efficient aid in the support and
flrherance of Wing PRINCIPLES.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-02

PUBLIC DISCUSSION.
Messrs. Boris and CAsK1E will address the citizens
of Hanover on Saturday next at Old Church.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-02

The Washington Republic augura we'll for the
Wing cause in Virginia from the spirit of concil.
iation which was so remarkable in our late Con-
vention at Charlottesville, the popular strength
of its nominations, and the marked predomnancs
of Union sentiment in all the speeches.
We hope and believe, says the Republic, that
the reign of Democracy is drawing to close in
every part of the State which called forth this
preston of local pride. Whether in regard to the
development of her vast natural resources, or in
reference to her position and welfare as a part of
this great federation, Virginia has certainly every
thing to gain from the preponderance of Wing
principles
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-02

HENRY WIsE-Ihis gentleman delivered a most
oquent address on the subject of internal improves
ments, In Norfolk, Va, on Thursday evening,ast
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appear IN TWO GRAND BALLETS, lntoducng
new and beautiful dances.
On THURSDAY EVENING, Oct. I'd, will COM
with the laughable farce OF
THE OMNIBUS.
After which the grand Fairy Ballet of
THE Made.
Principal characte RS by Mdlle. Hlariot MdIle Lenny
and Mons Oh. Hillalot.
After which the fashionable vaudeville of
PERFECTION.
Charles Paragon. ........... Mr. Bresiord
Ousau miss Nneelot
Kate OBrieh. Miss Eardley
The whole to conclude with the Comic Ballet Of
THE JOLLY MILLER.
Princip al characters by Leon Espinoza and Madle.
Hariot.
ADMISSION Boxes SO cents; Pit IS cents; Gem
ire Gallery SO cents; Coloted Gallery 25 cents; Eastern
Gallery 124 cents
Doors open at a quar- ter to 7-curtain will rise at
half past o'clock.
80 A few season and monthly tickets can be had
application at the Box office oc 2
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-02

SLAVE CASE AT HARRIsBURe.-On Saturday after.
noon, four negroes named John Stoucher John Bell
arrested charge of being concerned in the Chrrt-
ana outrage, were taken before Judge Pearson on a
writ of habeas corpus. There was no evidence
against Them and the Judge discharged hem tebuking
out evidence, 1t is said that they are really fugitive
slaves, and that their arrest that charge was mere
pretezt TO get them to jail and keep them till their al
legged owners could be informed of their capture On
their discharge by Judge Pearson the accounts state
that Commissioner McAlliser declared them to be his
prisoners and had them handeutfed Afterwards lhey
were examined privately and remanded to their claim
ants. The affair created much excitement at Harris
burg.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-02

DANvILLE RoAD-MEETINs OF STocKHoLpERs--Itw will
b. seen from the advertisement oil the Clerk, which
appears to-day, that the annual meeting of the
Richmond and Danve Railroad Company will con =
vene in DlnvlIe on the 22nd of Octsber next The
citizens Of Danve expect upon the occasion large
attendance OF Stockholders, and will exert themselves
to make the stay OF their visitors pleasant and agreeable
Oar rends beyond Danve will no doubt be represent
ted by large delegation. The stockholders will have
before them business OF importance, consequently we
may expect an interesting meeting. We hope that
an unusually large attendance of stockholders may
the hospitality of DanviIls-Dan. Reg.
The day of the Stockholders meeting will un~
fortunately be the day before the general election
on the fourth Thursday in October, and unless it
can be changed, there must be a very small att
tendance. The difficulty might be obviated by
its being understood that the Stockholders in DAN
vile will meet on the 22nd, and adjourn from day
to day, until the following Monday, October 27th)
by which time the Stockholders from every poinl
might be present after voting in the elections on
Thursday.
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MARRIED.

Al Poplar Springs, Cumberland county, Va on the
Up J. WYNN, to Miss S. E. R. BALL0W.
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The steamer Pampero, which has been made to play
so Conspicuous part in the late Cuban expedition WIS
punt IN Baltimore some eighteen months since for P
Heiss, ESQ, and Lieut., Hunter, OF the u S. Navy.
Subsequently 1t is SAID the latter Disposed OF his inter
est in her to the former. The Panpero in tie late
one Of The propretofs of the New Orleans Delta. We
now observe IN that paper OF the 10Th ns that Mr. Sc
gurs interest in the Delta had been purchased in June
pero WIS taken in payment. So saws The Baltimore
American OF Thursday.
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THE RICHMOND TINES.

WILLIAM c. CARRINGTON,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
THOMAS BAlLlE.. ........ Assistant Editor.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-02

FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
SIDNEY S. BAXTER, OF RICHMOND CITY.
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u III IL "A u ks r. i.


Second night of the engagement of the celebrated
PARTISAN BALLET TROUPE,
consisting of Madle Hiariot, Mons Leon Espnosa,
Charles Hillarot, Signor Vegas and others who will
appear in TWO GRAND BALLETS, Introducing
new and beautiful dances.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-11-11
jun ana faIleq.
lFfogs and Chestnut BuFs.

Many years ago, man Of 81 years
of age, and whom l will call Dhniel,
was hired to work on a farm by Mr..
W !, a man of considerable note
as a flrm er in Kentucky. NJ r. w.
had al daughter and hired girl both
about Is years Of age, and 1aniel
beingIof steady turn, was not ialka-
tive ehplgh to suit their fancy and
after tlying various plans and tricks
without success, to, as they said,
raise bis ideas, they caught a barge
frog and put INTO Daniels bed. On
going to bed lie soon discovered the
whereh bopts Of his uncomfortable
bed-fellpw, and pitched his frogship
out of the, window, and never bitter
IwardsI betrayed the least sighs1 of
knowledge with regard to the joke.
Abb4t 4 mo nth afterwards, Daniel
foundaIlot of chestnut burs neakly as
sharp as thistles, and contriy ed to
deposit n arly half a peck ih the
girls Rtd, and after the girls We mt to
their room, and had time to ,undress,
he topk a can alc, went to the door
and ratified the latch, when the girls
lput out tt re light and jumped into
the bed, hnd such squalling and
screaming was seldom heard or seen
before Daniel now opened the door
and stood in it with light in hand.
Dan, torment your picture: | wish
you were as far beyond the ocean as
you are this side said Sukey.
why, what is The matler-haye
you ahy fr ogs there!' said Daniel.
Dan, if you don't shut tAat door
and clear put, Twill call Mrs. w,
continued the same voice.
L W i'll ca Il her myself, if yoa wish,
said he-
Daniel, if you will shut the door
aud gp badk 70 The Kitchen, there
shall be n more tricks or jokes
put upon you by US for one six
months at least, said Anna w.
Daniel, thinking he had punished
the girls cll oug Oh, Shut the door and
left. A few moments after this
Sukey cam e out to light her candle
y though you had gone to bed.
Sukey,' sal d Mrs. w.
sukey NJ ade 10 reply, but looked
daggers at Daniel and quickly re-
turned. After this scrape, these
girls d ut No jokes or tricks upon
Daniq d. lie vas steady faithful
man; saving every dollar of his
earnings an d in six years from that
time owned good farm, married
Anna W., and was three years Sc
/ lectman in the town which he af-
\ forwards n epre sented in the State
i Legislature.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-11-11
Medical Depot.
Houses Family and Plantation
MEDTOfN

8t4 a - = - = ~ y
HOUSES INDIAN TONIC; a safe and
L. il certain cure for ChIIls or Ague and
Fever in three hours, and Iemedy in Bilious
and Remiltent Fever.
HOUSES PILE OINTMENT; a soothing
and rapid cure Cor Blind or Bleeding Piles
and for Burns, Bruises, Fresh Cuts, Sc, ii
is perfect Pain Extractor.
HOUSES VEGETABLES PILLS. are
moFe popular than any thing before The pub
iic, as general Family Medicine. They are
anIF- Rheumatic. anti Bilious, and ami Fever.
TRY them and be convinced.
HOUSES CERATE; for letters, Sczld
Held and Ring Worll--a good remedy.
All the above Medicines manufactured and
sold, wholesale and retail, by
M BOURNE.
DeEderick ST., opposite True IThig office,
NASHVILLE, TENs.
Also. agent for the sale Of GIay's ONT
ME it, Bulbs Sarsaparlia. WilsIars BaIsam
of Wild Cherry, Sc SC.
Agents for The sale Of HOUSES MEDICINES
IN Lincoln Co. -Diemer S Hampton, Neil
roy s Crawford, Benz F. Clark, F. Mo,Icw
& Sons. Tslley & Goodrich. s. s. T. Hart.
D. C.. Hall and w. Nj. Mckinney. Also, 10
be Had from numerous agents IN every County
in Tennessee, North Carolina. Virginia
Kentucky and Mississippi.
Nashville, Sept. 9, IS5l-6m
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Oh. ROGERS:
E,FVEIkIs OIs'a All, TAIS!

1 A sAFE and certain cure for consumption
Zoe Lungs. sptisipg OF Blood, Coughs,
Colds, Asthma. Pam III the side, BronchIus,
| Hopping Cough. aud all Pulmonary affections
| OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
| The Louisville Journal says: DIR Rogers
| Liverw3rt aid Tar not only gives Immediate
relief in coughs and colds. but from the testi
mnny OF men OF the hughes, standing here and
elsewhere, it is making some very iemarka
bic cure of consumption"
| The Railway Register adds: we have heard
IL stated, by persons Of great responsibility
who have used this medicine, that III is one
oi-the most remarkable medicines OF the age
H for Coughs. Colds, Influenza, Bfouchiug,
Asthma, Pain IN The side aud Breast. SPIT.
4 ting al Blood, Hopping Cough, and all Lung
/ CDnp plants, which. If nesiecied, usually ler
ni,naiesI IN CONSUMPTION; aud the certificates
attached 10 the advertisement would seem fui-
ilj 10 justify this statement"
1 4 LIVERWORT.
| sThis plant has, Tor many years. been found
TO. be OF singular virtue IN tie cure Of affec-
ton Of the LiveFs. More recenhy i, was as
ceuained thai II possessed great power in ar
resting Bleeding at the Lungs, Coughs of a
chronic dharac tsr SC, and 81 essential service
10 eli seaseS OF a pulmonary character.
/ TAR
This article B now universally acknc WI
edged 10 be The most healing and efficient ap
plicsuon for DISEASED or decayiug lungs. or
any portion OF HE aeshy or mnscuiar, part oil
The hum body rs medicinal ana bresery-
alive ~ ties 4r:e understood by HE Egyp-
Liaas in Ile early ages Of The world. end 90
doubt 40 " exists among scientific men that The
preparation useIl IN the ellbalnment Of bod
es, was COMPOSED principally Of this Ingre-
ltient. In later ages, II was found 10 be iDI
universal use among The aborIgines Of Amer
lea, and at this Jay II IS their principal, and.
IN fact, only medicine Tor an unsound slate
II the luhgs, orIany approach to il. Those
VINO are, acquainted wIih The history Of this
hardy race OF men, know that death fran
fOnsumHuon IS unknown among them! The
inedlcai Faculty IN all countries appear 10
have becpne aware oil the great healing prop
cries OF his article, and are now introducing
Il in theit practice. DR.. Bpchau, OF Eng
land, Dr.. Cfichton, OF ST. Petersburg, DR..
La Prieure, OF Paris, and the distinguished
DR.. Cooper, have been IN the habit OF com
biElng il with Other articles ia their prescup-
lions. AMI with entire success
Bs,rGre Of Cotmtcrteits and Base Enitetionsl
The gendiue article is signed ANDREW Ro-l
GERS on The engraved W.apperaroonc each
bottle.
Price, 81 per bottle, or six bottles for So.
Sold wholesale and retail BY.
SC0VIE & MEAD.
ilS Charsres SIC, trn Conn aud 81. LOUIS /
sis., N. Orleans,
Sole General Agents FOR The Southern States, I
10 whom aii ordcrs and applications Tor agen-
cIes must be addressed.t Sold, also, by
DIEMER 4 iiAMPToN,' Sr A..u. -,
McELRos & CRAWFORD.
HepGE & HoEEYouT, Eiklon, Tenn:
J f. DESovlLLE. Huntsville, Ala,
Jan, III, le5l-ly
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Fresh Drugs, Medicines, &c.

rICfH drugs, MCulChCcs W.
hH0 r hE undersigned have re- sssas,
NJ cfiFed by late arrivals, large SaXA
loyrx' addition to their stock of Med ~
l x ieises, Paints, Oils, Perfumes
BY, yarnishes, Fancy Articles, &c,
making il much larger and better assorted
than they have ever before offered. Having
been purchased by one OF the firm in person,
with much care and attention TO both price
and quality, they are able TO offer them al
The lowest market rates, and request of Coun-
try Merchants and Physicians particularly,
an examination Of their stock. They have
lately received
1000 kegs pure White Lead;
1000 gallons Linseed Oil;
2l2 doz CARROTS Scotch Snuff IN bottles;
90 do Sweetser's Maccoboy do. 10 do
36 boxes Scotch Snuff il rolls;
$50 600 G d Percussion Caps;
100 groce best Wood Box Matches;
rs doz Cologne Water, assorted;
loo do Bears OIL;
81 do Rose Hair Oil;
500 lbs Spanish Float Indigo;
1000 do superior Nader;
II 81 sacks Pepper and Ginger
rs boxes Gunpowder and Imperial Tea
II bbls-Spanish Whiting;
Il 60 doz Rushtoh, Clarke s. Co.'S Coz
Liver OIL;
900 lbs Roll Brimstone;
Il $50 half boxes Window Glass, sssorte4
-N H sizes;
N $50 doz Smoking Tobacco;
\ $50 doZ Msson's Backing;
60 gross Fancy Pipes;
| Is bills Spirits Turpeniins;
SIS lbs Extract Log wood, in small boxes
1870 reams Letter AID Cap Paper; very
low;
so doz Hair Brushes;
r 100 DO Shoe do single and 10 pairs
I 500 do Violin Strings;E
i09 do Fine Combs;
20 boxes Shaving Soap;
100 doz Tooth Brushes, assorted;
I 600 gallons Winter Sperm OIL;
| 72l DO Tanners oil;
90 dozen White Wash Brushes;
| Is DO Taylor's Shaving Compound
| IS grnce Steel Pens;
I d "a doz Bulls SsrsapariIla;
| 1000 lbs Venetian Red.
| H. EWIN, BROWN s. co.
Sept. 23-ly Nashville, Tenn.
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A z olitical Joke.

In q neighboring county, one Of
the political parties had, fer over
twenty yea RS, been in the habit Of
holding their county nominating con-
yentions at the house of Mr.. C..
He happened on a recent occasion,
for the first time, to be infwhen they
had finished their business, and heard
a little delegate from Il. move. that
"this convention do now adjourn sine
die"
Sine de- said Mr. C., to a
person standing near, where is that?'
'Wby-that's way up in the north
ern part of the county, said hisneigh-
Dor. =
'Hold on, if you please, Mr.. Cheer
man. said e., with great earnestness
and emphas lis; 'hold on, sir. I'd like
to be heaId on that question; have
kept a public house now for more n
twenty year IS. I'm a poor man, I've
always bel pnged to the party and
never pitt my ticket in my life
This is the most central location in
the county, and it's where we've al
lers held GU + caucauses, I've never
had, or asked an Office, and have
worked night and day for the party,
and now | think, sir, it's mean, its
contemplate E, to go to adjourning this
convention Eeay up TO sine die.
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STEERING BY TIE CoMP.ss.-'Can' I
you ste err said the captain. The
divil a bettlI er hand at the tiller in all
Kinsale said Barney, with his usual
brag. wen SO far So good said the
captain- 'And yoq know the points
of the compa ss-you have a compass,
| SUPPOSED a compass! by my soul:
it's not let alone a compass, but
pair of cdnipasses, | have, that my
brother, a carpinthi er, left me for a
keepsake VI hen he wint abroad; but
indade, as for the pints O thin, |
can't say md ch, for the childer splyt
them in tirely, booring holes in the
hure.'
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Conn Ss.0na5sP!

49, VIM ST a portion oil the citizens
EESS of It'd United States are much
excited upon the suEIect Of The Cuban Rev.
olution-and whIibt i war Of words is now
being waged IN dis cussng the erea, measure
whether the mereh ants OF FayeIeviie should
huy their Goods al Nashville or an Eastern
markat
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Patrick said a lad y to a slip d
Green Erin who was officiating in thE
kitchen, swhe Re is Bridget 4 hdadd
ma'an, she $ fast asleep hooking at th{
bread babin.'
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.yeess, E5e.asps

ID OBERT A. GRAY having sold all his
IA interest in tile CHEAP CLorHIEG STORE
10 Col l.. L. GRAY, the business Will
hereafter be conducted by ScoTT, GRAY s. Co
Aug. 90. 1851.
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TEA! TIA. TEAi!.

nALLEYfS CELEBRATED Pa;;s Extractor,
~ for Burns, BruIses, Sc;
DaIley's elebraisd Cure Az, for every kind
of injury 81 animals;
Bulls Sarsaphrilla and Yellow Dock;
Rogers Live wOtt sRd Ia;
WIstars Bat lam Of Wild Cherry;
" iIlisms' 2tlmDnic Basan;
Gras's ceebii ied Plaster Tor Ulcers, Sores, Sc
Jew Dagid's bo do do do
Judkins' DO Ointment do do
Spohn's Head Ache Remedy;
Smiths Sugat Coated Pills;
Peters 4 MI Brli4us Pills;
HooAand's cllebEaied German Biiiers. ..(ot
fchaleI;"
FhompsJn's Anohyne Syrup. for women and
chlldreh;
Paris Soothing Syrup ''for children I'd sthink;P
Luciaa Cordlfl idr Genital diseases;
Mustang Lin kment;
Fol- sale at khelproprieiors' prices, BY
J. Nj. ZINERMAN,
Wholesale agent.
Sign Of ths L ION and Mortar. Market ~,
April ]. NASHVILLE, TEsx.z
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AND. ]. DUNCAN.

HNUs Dc UUNVNNt
LATE OF SHEPHERD, DUNCAN & co.
auction and Commission Merchant,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
:" HOLESALE Dry Goods. Boots, Shoes,
Wv Hats, Caps, Umbrellas, and for the
sale Of Merchandise generally, either al phi
yate or public sale.
Will have regular mop;hIy sales al AUG
tio1 land solici.s Consignments of Dry Goods,
Pidsburg and Cincinnati Mandatory; will
Civ undivided attention TO all business en-
uufted 10 my care.
Instructions strictly complied with. and
bus Iness promptly executed.
Sept. l6-6m AND.-J. DUNCAN.
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Girls who amt handsome, hate
those who are while those W DO ard
handsome, hat one another. Which
class has the best time of it7
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i Want

1000 yards heavy white LinseY;
1000 do fine 60 do
1000 do sirpedlor plaid do
1000 do Brown Jeans coarse 10 extra 6ns
500 pairs large all Wool Socks.
2O00 pounds Wool;
1000 do Feathers. SHAPARD.
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CLOTHING.

ID EADY made Dress. Frock Sack Bust
IA ness and OveT COafs--Vests, Pants
and ClOaks. For sale low by
GOODRICH, BUCHANAN BEAVERS.
Ocf u
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W. Eko WJnDD

Would inform lie citizens of Lincoln that
ne is at peace with all The world and the rest
of mar kind, and is Content to leave TO wiser
heads 20 discuss The per cenIums, the ex
changes, &C.. and promises the public 10 be
found al \ A times III his
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Wind 0W Glass.

70 600 HALr EoxEs OF imported
~ and Western maze fnom 719 to
SKIP. for sale low BY
Apr. lily J. NJ. ZIMERMAN.
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For Negroes.

For Negroes.
"a We have The best and cheapest lot we
X have ever had Of
NJ HEAVY double soled Brogans;
Best Twllied Blankets;
Real Negro kerseys and other coarse
Grods.
sOuTHWoRTH, MORGAN & NEIL.
Sept. %,
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WHOLESALE DRUGGIST & PHARsfACEUTIs1
Sign Of The Z bon and Morfrr, -four
doors tr0m the Square, Harriet
ST. NhsbgsHe, Tenn,
REsEPcTFuLLY assures all pUr- -
m chasers who may want arIldles in -
Gk,0hiS line mat be now has in store inc
best stock that has ever before been in Ibs
same house. and which he will sell al as low
rates as they can be brought from The Eastern
or other Giles.
The house has long been known
rs one of the most extensive IN
Tennessee. and The present proprietor
will endeavpr 10 cpnnnUe the otieTOt induce
ments 10 all who may be IN want Of WinGotU
Glass. Glass Wdfe, Paints. Oils, FaTHishes.
Due IYoods. Indigo, Medicinal u ines and
Brandies. Brushes. PerJumery, Fancy fritz
clss, Segars, Sng6s, Seeds, Ponder. Shot,
Lead, sc. April !, 1851.
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Cheap Cash Store,

where he is ready ID compromise with those
whe may favor hifi with call. upon such
terms as will provo that hiss NEW and HAND
SOME stock OF Fall and Winter Goods
IS at prices TO sun ihe consumer. As he is
ready TO prove his faith by his works, let the
low price at which his Goods are offered
setle the question:.
Hrs stock Consists in paIt--a heauIi-
ttrI5S ful assortmebIsoi Ladies Fancy Dress
*, Goods. varlsgated Silks, deLaine~,
Cashmeres. Popliis, Alpaca, Jsconeis,
Cambrics and Muslns.
A large stock OF newest styles English.
French aud AmeTid IAN PRINTs
A rich variety of Geni!emen's plain and
fancy Dress Goods, viz: Cassireres,
il T%eeds, Satipels, VesIings-a good
assortment Of Blankets for overcoaIs.
A general assortment Of Hats, ~
Caps. Boots. Shoes, Domeslics. - -
Hardware. Queenswafe, Groceries. Confec-
IionarIes, sc. BE. Sept 80
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p TNT'Ss

a goo x kGs Fahneslock's pure Lead
60 4 5 bbls Linseed Oil;
together with a large supply Of Chroms
Green, Chrome Yellow Spanish Brown. We
nelian Red. LIlbaTge, PANT BruS hes, Var
nishes, Sand Paper, Glue. Sc. for sale low
by J. M. ZlMERMAN.
April /. IS5l-Iy,
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MONEY.
SNUFF.

GCoTCH, Cd RE T.. rurreIi s. Halls. Mae
- aboy-a Fin ablicIe
May 8. c. 3. Mch ENZIE-