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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-09
MARRIED..

On the 2sh Sept by Thomas Morrow ESQ., Mr. FRANCIS Cos
sEL 10 Miss ELIzABErH Cox. both of this county.
On the 23d ut in FukstOwn, Maryland by Rev. Mr. Cullen
Mr. JOHN H. DIR. of this city, and Miss SARAH DKAvKR Of that
place.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-09
From GalipOlis.

GALIPoLIs, Oct. d.
The river is rising at this point. The weather is
cloudy and cool.
The steamers Excel, May Flower, and Ben Coursn
passed down this afternoon.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-09
From Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 6, 8 p NJ
In the Sixth Congressional district, joseph s. Gait.
man, Independent wing, is elected over D. NJ. Henry
the regular wing nominee, by 202 majority.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-09

PITTSBURGH, Oct 3.
River three fee: eight inches and stationary. Heavy
rains up the Allegheny last night and hard storm
ing mp now. Weather dold
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-09

RUN ON THE BANK-The Commercial Bank at Cleve-
land, Ohio entered on Sunday night, through the
ceiling, and keg of coppers stolen.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-09
From Wilmington.

WILMINGTON, DEL, Oct. 3, r. Nj.
The factory of McCan & Co., at the of Tenth
and Orange streets, entirely destroyed by fire this
morning about O'clock Several buildings adjoining
were much red.
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From Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI Oct. 6, p. NJ
Fair demand for flour; sales of 700 bbIs at 50 I5sS3
22 Whiskey lower sales of 600 bbls at l6laI7. A
sale of 80 bbs cranberries So 10 Sales of 100 hhds
sugar at 5ia6i. Nothing done in provisions
River stationary. Weather clear and pleasant
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From New York.

New YORK Oct. L. p. M.
The train the Hudson River Railroad went through
to Albany to-day for the first time.
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JAMES HARLAN,
A I 7 RNEY AT LAW,

nNE HUNDRED CORDS OF wOOD-The undersigned
~ val receive sealed proposals until Saturday
10 O'Clock A. NJ al the Office of the Treasurer The
livery hundred Cords OF good wood Legs
aure OF Indiana, ensuing session.
CHARLES II. TEST. Sec. Of Stale
JAMES p. DRAKE, Treasurer.
T.. w. II. ELLIS, Auditor.
indianapolis. Sept. 10, ISL. sepl1-rAvv
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From Pittsburg.

- PITTsBURG, Oct. 8.
River three feet two inches and at stand. The
weather very pleasant.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-09

New ORLEAEs. Oct. 2, s p. Nj.
Flour dull but firm; St. Lsuis 50 So Bacon sides re-
failing at lie; shoulders SIC. Mess pork SIS.
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From Pittsburgh.

Oats from landing at 25c. Other articles no change.
Very little doing.
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100 AGENTS WANTED!I!

FaNo circulate, by subscription and rapid selling
IL beautifully illustrated work entitled Coli
TIoNs OF the GREAT WEST containing
important and interesting Western
Indtrdpdi AdreaOeS-Skshss Of Frontier Life
NafHrai CEToies, which appended
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Hd CatHa; by Henry Howe Author OF His Coils
do. Ohio
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except such adraace the cash properly ordered
capital OF from $40 500 will be sufficient Apply BIZ letter JOs
rrd or to Henry Howe. r. Co.'S Man
inc -9n,.-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-09

Col. JEFFERSON DAvIs.-We find by the Missssip-
plan of the 9th ut that the distinguished soldier and
patriot whose heads this notice, has consented
he the States Rights Candidate for Governor of Misss
sippi We regret this. He cannot be elected and his
friends should required him sacrifice himself
for impracticable object. We had very high opin-
ion of Gen. Qutman and yet with the views upon which
it was understood he running, wishes for
the of his competitor for whom nothing
personally So it is with Colonel Davis. The States
Rights party of that State started wrong We know
they abandoned the of their ultra positions
we know that they do advance any views cal
cnlated TO encourage secession. But first they did
have such object in view, and their organs were
fierce and denuncatory. They cannot recover the
ground they lost by their false position, and it is suci-
DIAL to sacrifice such man Col. jeff. Davis for a
mere pretence in keeping up their false organization
They ought know that under the crcums noes he
cannot be elected.-Kenfucky Yeoman.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-09
From New York.

New YORK Oct 2.
Brokers buy notes Jamess Bank twenty five per
cent. discount; New Rochelle Farmers and Western
fifteen per discounts all others received de-
post at the Metropolitan Bank
New YORK. Oct. 3, 8 p. NJ.
There is change in cotton sales to-day OF 500 bales
Sales OF - 900 bbs -four 50 90 5aS4 for State and
and So s7aS4 IS for pure Genesee and south
eTn.
Sales of 5000 bus. Genesee wheat 97c. and 40 900
bus at 62c. for mixed Sales OF 500 bags Rio
coffee at aaS9c and 500 boxes Porto Rico sugar ga
&c Sales of 300 bbls. pork at $3.50; prime Sl3
90. Lard firm and steady.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-09

~ UILS TRUSSES1he ber has just received large
assortment the justly celebrated Instruments They
have Medical Faculty both IN this
country Europe %. many and stand unysed for The cure
Of Hernia of Rupture lssps7l ~ W. w. honhHfs'
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FuNHE best and strongest certified medicine The world for the
habitua acy OF the omach loss appetite, ss
piles incpel consumption debility arising protracied
ever and exposure heat cold old age and dis
the remedy and surpassed by
any medicine females suffering
arrangement.
Among the and highly respectable certificates refer
The following:
Prof A. A. HAYES NJ D., State Atsayer
/ .FITZHENRY HOMER, ESQ., Boston
JAS C. DUNN, Esq, City Treasurer Boston
Hons IYRON LAWRENCE, xPres- Mass Senate
Hon L. H. ARNOLD, formerly Gov Rhode Island, Mem
Der OF Congress.
Hon wal. WOODBRIDGE. formerly Gov. Of Michigan late
u. S. Senator.
Hon. J r. MOREHEAD formerly Gov OF Kentucky, late u
>. Senator.
Hon J. F SIMMONS 4 s Senator from Rhode Island
Hon. SAMUEL. s. PHELPS. H. :. Senator from Vermont
WIN. UPHAAI, L. :. en- from Vermont.
Hon. SOLOMON FOOTE, Member OF Congress from VI
Hon. H. d. FOSTER. Member of Congress from Penna
Hon NJ. l.. MARTIN, Delegate Congress from Wisconsin
Territory.
Gen. A. C. DODGE, Senator in Congress from Iowa,
r. p STOWE, ESQ., Clerk the House OF Representative
c. C. TROWBRlDGE ESQ, Detroit, Michigan
GEO. w. JONES, u. :. Senator Iowa.
JOSEPH HOXIE, Esq, No 80 W alt street, New York
Many other individuals of the highest responsibility can he refer
ed who will confirm all that has been SAID In iavoT OF tins a
liable medicine.
=. f,a DR. GEO GREEN Proprietor, Windsor, VI
REED, BATES d AUSTIN Wholesale DIassss. No %,
Merchants Row, Boston, General Agents.
Price n per bottle six bottles for -
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From New York.

ARRIVAL OF THE PROMETHEUS- THREE
WEEKS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA-ELEC-
TIONS AND MARINE DISTINGUISHING
TIVE FIRE.
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INDIANA UNIvERsrTY-e ensuing session of lhis In,lu

4-Ihe ensuing
ton Will commence Thursday the second day October
The cholera which rallied ten DAYS
after the late College and
the usual good health OF the place already
Boarding had respectable a
walk OF the University n % week and
the less Than 81 The ia village ~ SO
week.
Two students from each county upon appoint
versiy without charge tuition
The study n the Indiana University believed
extensive and thoroughly pursued any College
or West and the expenses made low
iases within the attainment OF the practicable
DAVID IL MAXWELL, PTes't
Board of Trustees.
BLOOMINGTON Semi 1s5t -,v3v
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-09

EXPLOSION OF THE JAMES JACK soN.-From passen-
ger who landed here Monday learn the steamer
James Jackson. blew up about mile below Shawnee
town Sunday morning last about, Il o'clock She
was crowded with passengers, thirty forty Of
whom were either killed badly wounded. We have
partial list OF the sufferers, of whom from
louisiana All the officers Of the boat escaped unharm
ed except the pilots who slightly wounded The
boilers were pieces and the boat is literally
The of the explosion is attributed to the
force pump being of order and consequently unable
TO supply the boilers with suffciency OF water-a fact
made known by the engineer to the captain, yet who
despite of the imminent danger ordered the boat to
be pushed out from the wharf at Shawneetown. We
the boilers became red hot and that the eng
neer seeing explosion inevitable hastily retired TO the
of the boat not having suiieieney oil time
give the alarm As this horrible destruction OF life IS
no doubt attributed the stubborness Of the captain and
the carelessness Of the officers in charge Of the boat
in hopes thorough investigation into the matter
may be made that those really guilty may be properly
punished MI Vernon Advocate
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-09

Is rHF PRnRATF CoURT OF MARION CoUNry
For The October FERN, A d 1851
Petition @ s%, P.'s s,d sOu cssrss Moore
and Andrew j. Stout John BadsdoIsand Sarah Ann Bsrds
uS y known thai ON this 5h day Of September A D. 1851
- above named RetO9eE. BY Barbour Porter Their AgSr
County Marion their petition in the above entitled cause and
also The AFFIDAVIT Of and competent person. that The de
the State Indiana The said defendants John BaTdsdolt snd
Peeey Of sand rel ana 'ho S h s ns sPP s pns eS" co.
an. H s Court I, s S%n S d al he SOa house s
city of Indianapolis county Of Marion and state Of ndsns ne
true M confessed SAID defendants
VIM. STEWART, Clerk,
BY WIN. WALLACE, Deputy.
Barbour & Porter. Aifys Peliioner. sepll-w3w
a ADMINISTRATORS NoTICE-Noice is hereby given that
coaT, Of Marion county, Indiana Peter w KoOnz
late OF sad county A PSTs ans S having cs
10 present them duly ap'0eSIp If 'S Johnson Admir-
sepo-v9w
NJ Office hereby given undersigned has taken letters
Of on me estate o. an
the SAID estate requested 10 make immediate psymeni and
duly authenticated for settlement The sad sSs'e to be
'0. sspasw sw Administrs.Or
/. oARD-NIessrs FIELD & SLOAN take method OF
announcing q ,Se So%@1 S t aSe S 'Ry ss every
.isey Including The best OF po~sr and ~ , ns
can ami w" ,II 1. &C. o1~sea with superior article OF
hirs at prices An orders foH distance VIA
promp attention. Country dealers wI be supplied 81
~ highest will be paid Tor Poplar Walnut and
Maple lumber Hickory and Maple turning timber &c
julyl2-wIy
CorroN YARNs.2soO lbs. all sizes low Just
| Y ceved at V. c. HANNA q co.'s. seplz
U,rcKLEs AND PEPPER SAUCE dozen jars Cucumber
i n Pickles,
Pepper Sauce
| sdozen Olive Oil. inst received and for sale By -
! sugil BROWNING MAYER
NEUTRAL sPIRIrs-In days be sup
| ~ ply the demand wih superior article ..>->,.-s,o
sepl2 .... v. g HANNA a. W
SsUGARsPhiladerha Refined Puivcrized and Crushed;
| ~ louisiana Refined ana PulveIized,
| louisiana Clarified, ID
- Lousana Brown; .-
|. A large stock v c. HANNA a co. s. sepl2
/ Anew AND ELEGANT FALL eooDs--H. }. a B. e;
u HORN opened assgrtment OF rich tai
Mernoes, Tibet Cloths PaNts Silks
Sane Shaxs OF Fal and Winter Dry Goods
all Of which they selling al reduced prices sepiS
vuTINEs AND BRANDIEs-Pure Port and Malaga Vine
w 2pipcs Rochel and Cognac Brandy -
Just received from Philadelphia, al " {. HANNA q co
yuvooLEN yARN-Eas,ern WOODEN YsA, q all colos and
w shades large lot cheap iaa received al HORNS
sfPsi .ggifis1 rt 4A.a 49, -
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NxEcUToRs sALENOice il hereby given that the under
"a signed Executors Of the Of Aaron Gule deceased
Will sell public sale the late residence OF said deceased Pike
Township, Marion county, Indiana Friday, October l7h $751;
the property belonging the Of said deceased
sng OF Horses and Wagon Carriage and Harness. Cattle Hogs
Sheep Wheat Hay. Farming Utensils quantity
dry Lumber together with Household Kitchen Furniture
articles mentioned
months credit will he given the purchaser giving note approx
ed three dollars and under cash hand Sale
until all the properly Is sold
JOHN BOWERS,
ser25-vx3w STEPHEN GULLEFER, HNeN~o's-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-09

MT OTICEhe Eighteenth Annual meeting OF the Stockholders
~ OF the Branch Indianapolis OF the State Bank OF Indiana
will be held Banking the city Of Indianapolis
Monday day proxmo between the hours Of
one and p NJ which time election will be held
for The choice OF Directors the the Sockhodtrs
the ensuing year at Til H. SHARPE Cash'r
Ineianapolis Oct. 2, ls5i-9Odd&w ss ~ - i1Ha9
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-09

Two OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES proposals VIII be received al
the office OF the Indianapolis and Beeoniane Railroad Com
psy until the hrsl day OF October the graduation Of the
heavy the road the crossing White
nnce and for building the bridge Howe Plan the river
that The bridge and the grading be completed by
hrsl Of April and be made half cash. and
half stock Separate bids viii be received
aion the bidder will specify how muck neal foot he
complete the bridge and price per cabc yard
and enbankment. o. n SMITH, Presf
sep6-USw Tourn nd SsteSu copxl
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uNXECUTORs NoTICE-Notice is hereby given that letters
nI Of Administration have been granted the undersigned by the
Clerk the Probate Court Of Marion county Indiana the
Aaron Gulefer county, All persons
iebed make immediate
those having claims them properly authenticated for
Element The IS solvent
JOHN BOWERS, lr
sep25 -w3w STEPHEN GUILEFER,S hAee"'0'S'
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EvOOmScdgc Fields.

N =, ~ yT l.l ,,T
!, II J, 1.@. @ Jul 81 Sl,onuon' -
G II y. no' ~. 0oun'y, ueSi,eS 70 70
. n'.: 500 ~ VIC p,oP;a i h % .e-
''Iih'n ne,us oa ~" " D. o'uJ h;ay
80, hna u ov ,,, u; ~ &C. So 60 ,'o LOU
- IL ,...s - ,ho ,,,ont,,;on .
pn'e" " - enea :" -. t,h:. ~
arsa, abnndanc r ssach' rnar The sol; II
go. aoe0ae 80 ooiI
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season, Of which they are destitute at the
earlier seasons Of their development.
Cabbages when removed TO the cellar,
should be Immediately set out. A very
slight sprinkling Of soil about the roots,
will cause them TO keep fresh. and even
to increase somewhat in size during the
winter. Il will also eonduce consider
ably to the savoriDess as an article OF
food, and retain them crisp and sweet.
HENs.-A she'd behind your horse sta
bic, is the most favorable place for hens.
during winter. You can throw the ma
nure from the stalls into it, and as horse
dung, especially where the animals are
grain feed, ferments rapidly and power
fully, its heat viii conduce to keep up a
genial and summer like temperature,
highly advantageous to the fowls. BY
sprinkling sulphuric acid freely over the
surface every few days, all the unplcas-
ant and deleterious consequences result
ing from the ammoniacal gas, evolved by
the manure, will be neutralizcd, and
saved for the benefit of the crops. An
other important advantage attending this
practice, is the saving effected by the G.
commission of the grain contained in
the excrement. This, when the manure
is thrown into the yards. or in heaps, is
inevitably lost but under the system
herein recommended, every particle is
saved. Hens accommodated in this way,
if well fed, and supplied with meal, lime,
ashes. chopped vegetables, buttermilk,
&C., &C., viii lay constantly. and be near
Iy, or quite as profitable, as during the
summer months.
Rats may be expelled from your cellars
and granaries simply by scattering few
stalks and leaves Of mullen in their paths.
There is something very annoying in this
plant To the rat 1t affords. therefore. a
very easy remedy for most pcrplexing
evil, and much more economical and less
troublesome than gunpowder, STRAIT ex-
terminator, cats or traps. The null
len is very commonproduction, and may
be found in almost every field, as well as
in pastures, and by the sides Of the high
ways.
BoNEs.-Save all the bones, and hav.
ing mashed them, place them in tub and
pour over them quantity of sulphurie
acid. They will be dissolved, and may
then be applied as manure to your turniI
and other crops. Not bone should b'
thrown away.
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1'eact ofHighiy Foi,ta5tc TimIcr Land, IN I'ugia-
ia Nan,gailc Ii'ot1-.
On ILNrui4y. Tho 18Th day If November next I
viii ae 1t public auction, about Sir Thousaad n
crcs n L0ad, Wing ia one body il the counties of
Nelson and Amherst principally IN the former
Abuut three thousand acres Wing together cover
cd with timber ul d remarkably heavy, clean. straight
and lofty growth. consisting Of white onk, red oak,
tulip poplar and pine. The tract runs ncnrly pnr-
ael with the james River md knnnwhn Cann;
nearly touching 1t Mt some points, and is perhaps at
point more remote thnn three milcs. The great
est and heaviest growth Of timber ia tho
canal. On creek which runs through this portion
Of il lies mill-seot, which. together with tho nbun
dnni supply Of fuel, will afford ample power for va
ter mile steam snw-mill-. The ground niords
dry and firm ronos through nearly the entire tract.
The estate being chiefly valuable for its timber,
viii probably be sold very far below is rcnI vnlue,
the population around Is principally agricultural.
The situation il perfectly healthy, being among tho
highlands of Frginin, where there is unicrrup-
ted communication with the markets al Richmond
aud oil the cities Of the Atlantic There nre other
attractions to this estate such raiadbc mineral
tors, isoa ore lime guafyics SC, but the Executor
feels most confidence in inviting the attention Of
those who dcuI in hf1pLc and aagcs. Tho title IL
perfect aud undisputcd The snlc will nkc placc
Tie premises the mineral spring., knownns tn.
Buffalo Ridge Springs, at H. O'clock meridian
pup Of tho land will be exhibited Mt The snc. The
terms will be onc-foufth ofthe purchpsc money in
cash. md the remainder in four instruments, NJ six
months, twelve months. mud eighteen months with
interest from the day Of sale. The credit payments
to be secured by notes satisfactorily endorsed ans
reservation Of TIE title until the last payment Of
the principal shall be puucttal,y made on each in
stalment, but in default Of such puncIunl payment
the Executor reserves the right 20 ro-eucr into thc
possession Of the land and bold il until the contract
Il complied with. until the expiration Of three
months. when il viii be sold ngan at tho risk Of the
first purchaser. Should The weather be nnfavmnbio
the sale will take place the next fair day at Il o.
clock.
y. B.-Tllis land lies abou, one hundred md ten
miles above the city Of Richmond, almost immedi-
aiely on the great Canal-ibe james River aud IN
nn.lm Canal.
Thosn who desire 10 examine the estate will tnkc
n berth in one Of the most commodiou- canal boats
al the city Of Richmond, and land in abosi twenty
four hours At New Market. Ncl.en county, or NJ the
Locks, nboat rluec miles above from either Of whel,
points they will be conducted TO my agent, v A.
Payne. Esq sheriff II the county, who residcsn tho
vicinity, and who will promptly exhibit the fractnnd
give all necessary information
H. LOuGiIBOROUGH.
Executor off.athan ouglbsrongh decreased.
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.
.DMTND 4 DAyENPORT


IL IN STORE, aud are receiving
Gunpow der Tea, good TO extra fine, OF ourown i'm
portasion also
Black Teas Of every variety.
Hennessey. oiard, Dupey g. Cos dark and pale
Brandies,
Ninylery, vintage 1894. pale,
Masteit, a. 1872, dark,
Goddard - 1908, pale,
Holland Gin,
Byass, Porter and brown stout pints and quarts,
Byass East India pale Ale. Tenants Sco.ch Porter.
Heidsick's double crown.
Hungarian Lyon, Cicquot and Marquise brands,
Champagne wines,
Jamaica and Antigua Rum, old,
| Irish W hiskcy,
Family Whisky, distilled in 1873,
| London Mustard,
! Java and Mocha Coffee,
Sherry, Port Madeira and Malaga Wine
ALSO.
| a large assortment Of CLARET WINE.
| We offer the above articles, by the package, at
Northern prices, adding shipping charges.
| We are daily expecting 1000 sacks full hLeached
Mar shall Salt, per ship Pomona, direct from Liver
pool from the Lighters, at reduced rates.
In store $4,000 kegs Nails, for sale, very cheap,
bp EDMUND 81 DAVENPORT,
1 Oct. 93-7t Richmond, Va.
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DANIEL II. LONDON, IMPOK-

~ TEX VI fkENCH. HERMAN AMI EMU
LISII GOODS, AND DEALER IN AMERICAN
DRY GOODS, offers for sale. for cash, to pune
tual customers. upon the usual credits large as
sortment OF Shawls and ladies' Wappings. In the
stock will be found few Bayarian Long Shawls, of
costly character.
Cashmeres and and Mousln de Laines some most
exquisite styles and very costly, as well as the
lower grades
French Priats-these designs are Of the very best,
and the colors and patterns entirely new
French Hats and Cloths
Paris Cassimeres and Vestings superb and very tns-
Cloths and black Doeskins, in all styles
German Hosiery, very low
Gloves and Suspenders
Blankets in every style and color some Bed Blan-
lets, the most expensive kind
Silk Goods for Dresses
few Antique Dresses in patterns
Checked and brocude coored Silks
Black Italian and French Silks cheaper than here
toforc.
Domestic Goods made in virginia--3-i and A
Sheetings and Shir;ngs. As these Goods have come
into my hands under peculiar circumstances. they
will be furnished my customers at huft cent
the yard less than the factory prices.
Tfygiaia Made CZohs--6-4 at 81 25. and Cd black
ooalings at - cts. These are the best Clatls and
the cheapest sold in the State. As the lot j.
small a speedy application from those who desire
| No. goods a small price, will be best.
| In Ea1neis and kersegs. the stock will be large
| Keafucty lens anil Iiooims.-Aly impressions
nre that in these styles of Goods. the trade will find
| the very best bargains ever offered
Laccs Collars and CgGs-London made-very
handsome and cheap Caters and London top Goats
in all styles. A. ii may be useful merely to classii,
some of the styles in the assortment, have done
but no one who comes tot the market to buy any goods
ought to fail to examine to stock & buy such good
as they need, because they cheap as they car
be bought anywhere, being imported. as far asprac
ticable, by myself and selected with express rele
renee to the Virginia, North Carolina and Tcnnes
see trade.
The merchants and others who need Goods il
quantities, are informed that by an arrangemcn
which has been completed, their orders viii be exc
cutcd for any styles of goods and delivered in Rich
mond Their orders will be executed by one Of tn,
largest and most reliable American Commission
Houses resident in London; and in instance
the original invoices will be produced and verified
and the exact of every order charged for anc
Custom House duties paid here, if the parties desir
| it. The goods, when thus ordered must be pait
for upon their landing, and in every instance mus
| be at the risk of those who order them.
II All the papers in Virginia that copied m.
Spring advertisement, viii copy this.
| Auu IS-3u,