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Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-01-04

WORK OF THE ARMoRIEs.-We learn from a re-
port from the Secretary Of War, laid before Con-
gress yesterday, that the expenditures on account
Of the National Armories, lat Springfield and Har-
per's Ferry, during the last fiscal year, amounted
to s462,5ll and that besides other articles, there
were manufactured during the year 27,955 percus-
sion muskes, 2,676 percussion rifles, and 200 mus
ketoons and 66,972 fint-lock muskets were
altered to percussion muskets.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-01-04

NAvAL.-The United States gate Albany arrived at st.
Thomas the 4h Of December, from the Western Islands,
bound the United States There were large number Of
returning Csfornans at st. Thomas waiting conveyance
to the United staes,here being no American merchant
vessel In that port.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-01-04

RELIIr TO VESSELS TIE CoAsr-The Collector of the
port of New York, at the instance of the Govepment has
ordered The revenue cutter Norris Lieut. Commander MAR
rx be placed at the disposal of the Board Of Under
writers of that city, to cruise the coast relieve vessels
which may be in want Of assistance &C. The Norris after
taking in provisions cables, and every thing necessary for
supplying the vessels which are likely to be on the
coast in crippled condition. sailed on Thursday evening.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-01-04

terests, the affections, and the passions of millions
Of men were engaged, not drop of blood has been
spilled, nor hair of the head of any man harmed
by the Government. Sedition has been publicly
taught, in places high and low been preached from
the pulpit, and expounded from the bar State Con-
ventions to deliberate on propositions of nature
highly dangerous to the Government and to the
public welfare, have met and have adjourned: and
the liberty of no man has been restrained on ac-
count of any Of these things, though in any other
Government on earth such seditious practices
would have been visited with condign punishment.
Have we not reason to be proud of Government
SO free and yet SO strong!
The authority of the Judiciary and the suprem-
acy of the Constitution and the Laws of the Uni
ted States, meanwhile, in matters within its pro-
per jurisdiction, remain in full force and vigor.
The machinery of the Government has worked
on as steadily, as harmoniously, and as eff
GENTLY, as though Nashville Convention had been
planned, nor any Southern Congress summoned.
Even the demise Of the Chief Magistrate of the
Nation-the brave, the kndhearted, and yet gravely
wise old man, whose death drew copious tears from
his political enemies as we'll as friends-and the
sudden substitution in his place ofthe patriot States
man whose firm and trusty hand now guides the
helm OF State-except as great moral lesson Of
the uncertainty Of life and the pershable quality Of
all earthly honors-even such an event as this, oc-
curing in the midst of the domestic contention
which we have just referred to, involving an entire
change Of Administration, did not disturb the regu-
lar operation Of the Government for single day.
| May we not exult in testimony such as these
facts afford that the Government under which we
live-the strength of which has twice passed the
ordeal of foreign wars /; which has escaped the
dangers, during the first of these wars of bank
rupt treasury and degraded and deprecated cur
rency-is able to bear also the trying calm of pro-
found peace, accompanied by an inundaion Of
mineral wealth, and plethora Of commercial pros
perty, more dangerous to internal tranquility than
all the excitements of war and the alurements of
conquest and its dazzling acquisitions
Far more honorable, in our estimation, to the
character of our People and Of our Institutions-far
more likely to ensure our own and the worlds
confidence and esteem, is the triumph which these
facts exhibit the restlessness the projects Of
change the longing to be better than wel' which
general peace breeds, than the most brilliant VIC
tory that could be achieved, by the best appointed
forces, by land or sea, over the most redoubtable
of human powers ..
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-01-04

States, one WOulQ nave tNOugnI, nau we nOt tnlS
evidence to the contrary, could hardly be proposed
by any one who had ever read that instrument, and
will surely, now that attention has been called to
it, never receive counenance, from either Govern
ors, Legislators, People, who profess any respect
for that fundamental law.
In conclusion of our survey of the actual state of
the relations between the General Government and
those States which were, year and more ago, re-
presented as so disaffected that nothing short of
revolution would appease their malconent, let US
remark, that the test to which the General Govern
ment has been subjected in the intermediate time
has been the severest, short of actual collision of
arms between that Government and any one or
more of the State Governments, to which it could
have been exposed.
That test it has stood unharmed. The excite
ment in many parts Of the country but in the South
especially, has been intense the Debates in Con-
gress, in State Legislatures, at Conventions, and
at gatherings of the People, have been animated,
often vehement, and at times of alarming import.
This excitement has in a great degree subsidized:
The Debates have ended, as Debates in Re-
preventative Government always should do, in
putting to the vote the contested questions and in
peaceful acquescence, by the body of the people,
IN the will of the majority, ascertained through
organs established by the People themselves. If
here be facous exceptions to this in the North or
n the South the faithful execution of the laws will
prevent any serious consequences from them.
In all this conflict of opinion and action during
he last twelve months and more, in which the in
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his recent recommendation of such taxation, as
follows:
EXTRACT FROM GOVERNOR FLerD's MESSAGE.
GA necessity exists for increased amounts Of reve-
nue. and earnestly recommend your consideration the
proprety Of laying tar upon all the products of the non
sauehoding States offered for sale hin territory /.
be easily accomplished, and will in my opinion const
the persuasive Of all arguments to ensure proper
recognition Of our rights
Le inspectors be appointed for each county and town in
the State whose duty shall be examine all manufactures
brought into their districts and let tax Of ten per cent be
imposed upon such found to be manufactured or pro
duced in the non-sauehodng States. 1t should be provid
ed moreover that all merchandise be taken and regarded as
the production Of non-savehoding States unless sufficient
proof to the contrary afforded by the vender would also
that such be imposed upon foreign goods
imported through non-stapehong States as will offer efec-
tua encouragement to direct importation into our own ports
In examining the decisions of the highest judi.
cial authority on analogous questions, we find that
in the case OF Brown v. the State of Maryland ire
Gently quoted in the Richmond Enquirer as affirm
ing the right of State to tax Imports the Supreme
Court held that goods imported before the package
is broken, may be sold at auction by the importer
without the payment of auction duties but that,
when the package is broken and the goods imported
become mingled with the other property of the State
hey are subject to taxation by the State in the same
way as other property. This principle has been
practically admitted, and, perhaps, never seriously
questioned since the adoption of the Constitution.
Licenses have been required to be taken out by all
who sell foreign merchandise, wholesale or retail
BY every State in the Union and in some of the
States the value Of merchandise in trade has been
taxed the same as other property.
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n.-if ..T If---. ISL r-.s -
-44frrT-- $ N-.eN -l.F. r7i .5'
--.... r r.ee-.rI.
-- his trf.rs r's-- .r.' 'n11-srrca+ n I 81.
- rf7aatito f- ;.o --- ~ 0st.e Y asss."i
Il F, .,-zrrn, November C'",'n'1-
~ ar, sr-ro--z,i ~ a77-ur-N CrA-trs
s-,+rs.7c tulfist 80 r. the s' ~ Safe Cam
.,H.r.ttt, ers1iar NpyeuI.r r.rS;ir1-
= 49, are a gf.--.rod Co an5oaure Cor. =
rr.rFfry IS a Caul'dt,r t'r Tie clce Of STATE
Cr.gr.''.,r - tie rr suing NoyCmle election
- Vse-a -u'sr-zo z 90 suuuuuCe NATHsNFl
= i,.ar--.S a-a card ta'e tvr tc'c'tct,n io ii'
-. 81 Judge of he rrrb,ie Court at ioUuoes
,,.,,-. ~ the ensuing November eetir.n.
~ ~ are aurh1r.z4i To announce " ". How
r,fas candidate lor lie office 81 Mayer Of 20
I,,.rs4. Miss, At the ensuing orcmher elcc'.on,
- ~ a-a aut.in lzaI u announce Nn II. IL
p,-rees,y asa c,nlIlite tr Sheriff OF to"naes
r,,f.ltfb, elsanr NOVEMBER election.
V,,r,llt'p- ~ . u announce K - IlAnEN
.,,Iallt, G,rthe - ire 81 Sheriff for Lo"ndes
-, mn, ,.trg Nnyemherel'ction.
p \, IN, tl,hl-z,lrn inn mnce T.. !. GA>To>
,.qe,al,Iuef,r the 81 g of St'r,h Of Lo~nde>
comfy At ia, en- ,n'uI November election.
-. Wa,re aut iprj>el IL announce las. GLhE
c,rJ 9,ir f,r the rtlce o Shrrh tor the eoauiy
q, loyples ut the ensuing \o'ember election.
- Ws are authorized 10 aunnuace + JoyEs
c,,lil,t, tnr the ohce OF Clerk 81 the Sd-
rr.n, 2a,t Of Chtacery AZ The ensuing Novcmo :
cleo fol ;,
= " ar, authorised 10 9nlonnca AuA f..
I,ve t.arlllIue rr r,-elc'l'o1 In the ONE OF
CIR. N Clerk of LoEales county at the ensuing
Move nhsr electlah
II vs. 1r, a hprisplD announce DAVEL VII
tr,uS ctpI late ~ ra-cleatna Ia the olire ct
I. f,r ,,.yI ias r1ttiv Al e4SHiut-
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-09-27
May 8, l}jl-niG-tt
DISSOLUTION

sNIIE roprlner.hp he'eolhe eX' .tlnI , 'wee'
EL.suA S3ULL tnd SrEpu.y Il nEf,nsg ia-
been i,,u ID ~ cup'c 'encroi the i .re'.e "i iI
10 tarr, re blok, ~ TIE ud concern, rog1nc'
yHh.tlltih u,t.. n accounts dre the -uHr ere Co.
III tlnls ni the uuler-Ig' ell who zoe Iuinpr
u ii ~ -ritir HE same A persons ndrJ'rd tr the
arc lir are requested 10 COME ilfwad and make
set.emeht
STEPHEN G.. LETCilIt.
April 4! 1851. nil-tf.
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or E.H "a AA Il.
NnnLh VIE Of 1i1In Nn.rrt

OLD STAND ~ WEAVER. NuLLtN Il Co.
EN!iG Undersigned nvr formed copanncr-Li,
nuder the above style, for the purpose of con.
luctmg Mercantile Business, N the Dry Good.
line, at The above we'll known old smr1-wharrthe}
have ON hand a ceH seicchd assortment NJ
NFlPLE u FANCY DRY GOODS.
suitable 'or the Season aud this market. together
with Reafg mule ChdiRg, HlrLcHc y Queens,
care, SatLerg We.
We invite our friends and the pubic to give MS y
call and examine our stock ~ we brave no doubt a
being abe to suit them IN Good. aud prices,
JuIl\ II. UTiLEY,
PETER STARK.
Cl,nmhn<, lnly l3lh. 80. 9-Iy
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II T H. Undersigned hg leave 10 call the at
emiop ct IA. cttiheps OF Columbus aud The ddloin-
ing codntrr, 10 their stock Of
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS,
comprising st,au-l every article "a tlat lae.
>I.A,, BAIEGHI. uUNLIN~. Lawns,
,m,ban. ctucur. lHcc- aud Edgises. and all tic
nel taj tt.in'uhc ~ ~ 81 Dress heods
Brown AMI lIloachd Culon to- d. Of every width
and quality, cpunwdr., Nauku~, Cotton and Linen
ta,tu Is, and good. iir summer wear
.u,n Lrrn abe Hph ;tDUn Linen napkins Lin
N Shcotngs u. ~ aud ; qr wpde, Sir Nor,ied
,od a.fpp llr-o and halt lose. toyes, tiits llaud'
k'rehtrls, CruaIs, nu3pcpder, aud articles Tor tie
itarlrt. "a .r,nt variety Also, large stock OF ney
tud rt.htnih'c ready nude 'iotdng Cloths Ca-fi-
ncfe- and Vc ung. i'oo. snd Sloes Sal9lory, CHI.
~, .l.., Stone. Nopl y ,ct Brlttanla and Hard
warn, jeW,lry, Watches. etc ,.e'c
fhr ainyc, Wtih ttntr lurI assortment Of goods (nr
nilatlii0uu-a, Gambcls ser ey4 Lm>e,s, O-nahuras
,,od In, W. they otir Ia ydIi more n,t'icuaty
10 ho.e 10 Whin lhnyatc ntlet snmlay Obligations
Itf thetf ,i5trll patronage 'nr pear- pt>l
SlNFSD> + co
'"rca21. 1850 asaG
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-09-27
NoIIHE o. ~ OIVEVCY.
TIE SlAFE O." N S.ISStppl

- L'rnies Comy
~ az persons hariHg ririms agaiaa n, Eaa,e +
JoN lFhiN De WE2D, Dsrd.
y 're mercy n'lid ID to present yoar claim
- ny pro1he AL tIlnv'l acc clint 10 law. l.,
!" 'ne 'T"9lt" Conrt Of sid county. /, b.
~ ,or exlminfion nd appn-tionasnt BIZ the Fr.,
l" y september, A y 1852. ar they will IL.
0'fl.at'i e.tate having been llyd ared II "a ye,,
Witness, the II n. Naiilpiel /, t;o1l yin.
lndle Of the l'ro1ae Court ii sad e,,n 9,
-, M s. donlyni San,m,e-, A.D.Is5l.
'S'ueI Be ie nb'r6 n. 4. D. 1851.
D.NlEL VILLA Is. Tx.
'eh'-f -, l35l--li-6m. f.. F. SIT
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NOTICE.

gTtRCUSW Cage IL our authorized agent
VA tp-r vino are inde ted 10 Weaver, Nubn
Ga columbus wall ind their notes and lcc'unl- 90
us iagl,, Any one hvingcialms satn5l as VII
p.elnc present them to NJ. W C3ge.
WH. B. WEAVER
JOIk NJ MUldlN
Columbus, Nov. Is, l5jJ Ill.
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JNR SnlLuAy il sr,ll At hi. Cd Stand on Make
~ street, assisted by hi, .oI. " >PLLHAN'
a. or boh Of whom may ~ general be onud q
heir o.I.e. except when professionally absent orh
a1hlg 10 other Hece Try hu.nrs,
We have on hand au as ,rttneut 81 such Meh.
aiar a. camille. generally need y m"d '1nn, @ d's.
ai-c or II Tie lucipent y r.. oi oIier dl-rI-c~
yaci may require med ca adp- long expo nee
The South. general success and ctse attention IS
40 guarantee oil red TO al WHO miy eA. lJr nsJlCal
I'd
Columbus, Mss, July II, ls5l-H2-6tn.
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Grocer Cs one cCILC
I7NDtN n READ.


larid STREET. CniamtHs, Mss.
.EANE on hand & ,rge and wel.--ccclcdassur'.
meul ST tItOCEktES Ia wii
brown, clarified, crushrd powdered and LOAF ~u.
gars.
Java and Rio Coffee
M1hsscs, New Orleans Syrnps aud Rice
Pepper, finger, A.plcc Sder'tas. ketchnP- aud
PicRIes.
lnpcrml AMI Gunpowdcr Teas,
truuamon CInvc- Numrgs Crackers;
}lu-trd, lemon Syrup and Dred FrIn:
Sperm aud Star Candlr-. Soap and Starch,
lrouaud Slcl, Nal- Ca.Dmes;
Wine Brandy, Rum llhlskcY
loAdrr Shot nudlctd.
Aad They wDll kerpou hand the hr-t Fam Is Flour
Corn Nral }lcop, aud every article ~ The ~. crr
inc with Chewing and Smoking 'Iobatco. ard
hrZa---alI of which WIZ be sold iow for CASH
FheywiIl buy, or make literal od,anre. ou cotton
lore. nov, 80, 1880 2I--tt
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-09-27
JOS. +. GAY.
JNO. II. GAY,
Feb. |. 1851. 3l-Iy,
,,nnNERSnr ND nEAIERS HORSES

,NOONE2SOF ND DEN,ERSIN HORSES
Cqrh,H'S Fainter fpfmrHf. for III" en- y
of Founder Split lloof Ilao' baiud Horses. -
IN Contracted AID Feyer,I Feet. wounds bruises
IN the h,sh CALLED nIrks cracked heels, Scratches,
cuts. kicks &c on horses
CARI.rON'S RINf;-B NE CU9E. foriho cure
Of ring bone, bio ID >p'vn. none -plyin wlndsal $,
and Splint- ceran remedy
Ti. Ring "0le Cure aud Founder nin'mrrt are
prepared FROM The recine Of vprv &c rhrieI Eng
lish Farrier and Will in ninety niue ont
Of nne hun lrel my Of the 1b,ve complaints The,
have been u.ed by formers lWervmen. stage pro.
prize o-<. aud others, with the most IN rkod aud de
ciIed success.
Sold n \ York only by 'om.toek 4 Brother. 40
JIln i /; Is rolu nb is only by'I Bair: in Aber
d. N by hampton & ilerndon feb 22-3l-ly
eight Drafts on New.York for SALE by
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-09-27
gbg'F6 e..

TUE undersigned Hgyc liberal re yard roanv
me whowA give 10 4 J. Nm0b orparrner, at Co
lunhus suctI Information vii iead to ronyiclan
ny person or persons tor lrcspS-ng upon ir- lald.
On i.oynde> or \oNuboe counties, bv emitting ba. kel
wood and board timber and by carrying away Ilgbr
wood
Mast Of these hnl- are valuable for their timber.
whi i somH ii them would b" oi uo value uithom
,-thrreure tie evil complained OF can and wiz be-
allowed 10 longer.
Pee. ms Fr-hn this timber can c'cconmodltcd
BY Purchasing the band which can hp had o reduced
terms. l9-lt--2w-ly JNO. PERKINS
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'yNiE su5.cri,crs have made arrangements 10
IapoH and are constantly reccWlug
trer, France aud Epgitad tlrnne,Sy. Dcky So
J,nr.. ,IrIrd nupuy X 10 Alex SnigNel,e X 90
and other London do TX aud togUac HrindirS. which
they uirr n safe ~ lair markel rilcs. either lrom
Their Il ire or from ',nvcrlneH hnnied Warehouse
Inev are also in2 lrtmr itlsrt Wines of hncol
aud n ,un grades from the celebrated House Of
\cvt,u iiurdm. CaS>art g. On of VI deirl Cham.
ar, Wur from the wed known House of Bonchet
r'lS & Dnlt trnCe; aud II superior Iioaud
Gu frcptre1 expressly for t'e English market from
LNernpnl.
The lboyc articles are gprraotnc@ pure TO be- o.
mr. oYs innnrl,Iion aud superior 10 similar article,
pprcA1-cd ~ any % the Eastern mlrketS
snare of t-in -. trou he interior Of our State
j. ri,cI ~ -trrngtp on a. IN our cndnaynr to cs
tab "a A. Nub le 4 re4aItr House fnr drpci Iagor-
II .oq If Wines AMI Liquors Of n kinds. wurrp
m rrrms ,a, have their orders filod without the
necessity ol c ug o New York or Boston or any
other Et>tern civ We pledge ourselyrs l., the pub
lin a. return or their p1lronaec that our terms sha
bn reasonable. prices the same tho~c at the Norh
and ,ur gro,l~ the best that cn be procured in tie
EurunpIu ~ irkrtS.
In ~ retail department Of orr business we are
prepared 10 I'll orders 'or every lie .crit 90 al W ine,
Hran lies Gu, ALI, I'orter, Cdr, &c. by the cal
lou or Il 2 ~ ~ the l,wn.f possible prices aud a.
nur nattl Is "miisfacftrb Our Gust, or M
sqi : we feel cert lin tha' irving once given us
trial, we Shall sccur" permanent custom.
NDlEF ~ co.
wholesale aud Rc'r,il Detrars
IN Wines IN tin ,or.
81 ''nnn,rc St, Mobile Ala
April O. 1881 ni2-6n.
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AsssA~S-a-

llEA0 QTAefFrs I'm OW.I1y. Y "

llEAp QUA.rsrs Arm Ov.,1y, " N
ColUNEt>, Juy I1tn, '>5l. /
\ election Is hereby ordered o. te hc. uu Mon.
= d., and .rud>,iay lh- 81 md ltl of November
next, m The count e ol Newton, kcrprr NnNHhrr,
and lnwu,e, fora brgrjtcr Gc.cr'ui the 81 Bog
abe Itl dl,i-i N->.,>pp, Ntna % G jne yarsu-
cy nrc ,,lanc hy the eX ,rdt.Ou Cd, thl conalssllu
OF Bag Tea " ,de
A>ain the counties of OK t5su, Choct7w. Car
rn'l, Yaobtsta and Ia .al1tch.r 'pr "a Gr,g,Icr
General Of thr i }ug,d, lth DIVISION VI. " Vt
c,n.y occasanpd by expiration ct term of office o.
Brig Ten. ntcI
he conumd . oficer> Of la'h aS,h 2aih iuh
SD sinh tat 57ul, SOM end 3Jrh ErgIm. as are
,harged wit, tn. execution az ibis order. or ~ tie
e,eutnt no Field ohcer being ia command ip either
Of sad Regiments. ihru the Sheriff" such county
,lulI p,rlarn sid dJ'v, srd make return hereu 10
this Ui.,lon Head Qurcr>.
rtlpS G. BlENErT.
Nh ten. lth DSts,Jn, II ".
Rvh McfApruy. Ah.
,
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JOIN FHAN E.s-' nl,!eciiJHCr.
OT IDLESlLE AND RCTliLD

JJ'1N ~ r. a'"fcii'hCf.
CIV DhLNALE iND REFliLD
Z As rem we'd his Confectionery Store ro tayior
Ic.A0by.- nd -l11d on NAN tr"ri where
he Il nc mY "a serve hls former cu-lu',rfs ud
jhc ret al NJ &tnl 1T" 'op-c. not inrgctihg
Ihr LADi HS--Htth every thiug that is good aud
chocr 80 h'- Ioe,
Ute berp' '''-l'n " on hand . arge and wcll-s =
cccd stock. >rm'Rr tull1l winch hr W., bpcn, Tor
h'."-t'vo year. fnr''sns to lhe thread pubc Of
'"omhu- aud vcmliy tie cots vocr VI ht. tr-
cIc- a- are uo' manufactured by himtol'. from TIE
dr-; h,ul- dobde. and he w,rrtnr- them all 10 he
oruc amt such a. Wii mn ne ia te ol every Gus.
r'mcr. tie i. pcprcd 10 furnish every tlrg ia at-
hnr a the very Invest price. aud ALWAYS served uu
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EMPLOYMENT.

GEARS A-e-i-a- ri-'o-tsi TOOK 'E-lt''s' VI m
- r.u,ove!t u ~ Wal.sn Street. (near SPraceJ
New Y,rk.
rp - - Isrre rur Ter q Tresi y,ir7he b.,ks.
3 r. rrpnisr srd Of such moral sd re' c,us ~
fnCrCe. tiat While Erv3 mfu Usv Ss's'v orC7ce -
t',si- cir u'at'n they " Con'er = rub &c benefit.
.ui re Gives fir compensation or tiefr hh0r.
To vourr mon 81 enterprise urd tact. tins b1>i
nos offer opNor'u unity or profitable cU,u'ym'rt
. lnm to b. mel with There /, rot town in he
Union where riC'i honest and well disguised rcr
-on can f,d selling iram 80 T. 2tQ volumes, accord
ing 10 The population.
lust PrRIGSnrn,
"Pii rial n'Sr-ir'i nj Chiro end IHir,' GOO
N. and Thrilling Tart1ep ,f'ia Nrr> = NE [.
Na',," COO rp Etuilp ie~,, s. 50 per ,ol
Oar Pa icalions are "a numerous 10 bc described
in advertisements
ANY perSoa wishing % ea.h1,k n H. enterprise,
vii risk liri'p hv srrdpg t tie Publish SIS. trr
which 30 viii rrcc ve >.npr copies 81 th' v,rtnuS
works o. wlole,a'e rr're-N rot"v bNcd, A..
surrd aud roc'cd eiT ding vcry lb. r prrcrut
srr 10 tho agent for ht- trouble VIII t""Se he
will soon h'aheto ascertain the m1st saletblc, and
order acrorlircv
Persons vi>hinr - engage il their sale viii r."
ceivo promptly hy mai.a ci'cuhr cor's'nrg lu'l
p1r'icu'1rS win nsrrrioNs To Pfr>oN> Dr.r STD
TO AcrAs NGrSr>." tn-otler with Ih' terms on
wires they vii no furnished, by addressing the sub,
scriber post p,id
ROBERT SEARS. ru'h>b"r.
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BiOliiGli. beg leave TT inform ,he,r ir end, and
the pub c generally, at they have tkeu rIru -pIeu.
,I,u and com nuo house IN Nam street lormrrly
uccupel nv iIrcherd 4 Gray. where iny w lake
. cas are IA shaving turr barge aud general aS>ur-
N at ol tiaal>, wch w,ll be- N tide c'QlpIrte
81 the arrival VI t,eir Sprn. aud summer stock
tnn,isjtlL IA plrt -,
Aa,rc,u French aud Engi-l Staple and Fancy
Ufy q sd> m'ery. lfdSareC hIn ard tla,s
Ware Exen,ne Assortment 81 SIdd cry
Casting, NliI. 3 ack smiths, Car
pantcr> aud pl'nlaon Fools,
Tat. Boots aud Sh e.. Wood
Ware, " How BASKETS,
Blanket, kerseys,
&c. ; Winter
spring
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Summer
Clothing Jew
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Hunting lcverN trhcs
Extra Jewellrd. Gid Chains,
Bcetst aod Fob Chains, Ear
Rings. lIrel>t Pins, Silver Plate. Sc
Go d Pens. Gold and Silver tencis. &c.
| every department or assortment W. de- On to
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ton aud especially solicit a SHIRE o. Pablc psf
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