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The first public announcement here Of the fore
going sorrowful intelligence, was fifty made it
church, on the sabbath. in the morning prayer
by Rev DR.. Lord, President Of the college IN
which Mr.. Webster was educated In that MS
sembly were many ardent friends of the iIlustri-
Gus dcad-some OF them old and warm personal
friends-and the sad announcement to these,
while in the solemn attitude Of prayer was ex-
ccedingy touchngi many were affected unto
tears.
TAYLoR--CALHorN- CLAY-WEBsTER; all
are gone We'll may tie Nation be tempted to
cry out, in the words of the weeping prophet
"Tho LonD haiti trod under foot all my mighty
men in the midst Of me: hc hath called an assem-
bly, against me to crush my young men; the
LoRD hath trodden the virgin, the daughter Of
Judah, as in wine-press. For these things !
weep: mine eye, mine eye runnelh down with
water, because the comforter that should relieve
my soul is far from inc my children are desc
late, because the enemy prevailed"
Tbs dispensation OF Providence was appropri-
ately noticed yesterday by The chaplajns OF both
houses of the legislature ofIicial notice was Civ
en- by a special message from the Governor
both houses adjourned, and the state Flag was
displayed at halI-mast through the day.
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to the committee on roads Of snndrv inh.h;,.
OF Covendish, Fairlee Essex, Brnndon e ,,'"'s
nam A'Ourah' West Foirlec and Colchester 60
the committee on temperance memorial. 70
\. Vail and others, to general commit, VI ..
Rufus Hazard and Oliver Holmes ond Of
and NJ D'y and Others, to judiciary con,. o','e's'
OF sundry citizens OF the town of Bnrli,,.,..
an act to incorporate the city Of Burlf,,,.. '0'
remonstrancc Of Timothy Folcu ma y, ''u
against the same read, on motion oc Al.
OK ana referred to select committee of rbrco.
OF Joseph Perkins, A. w. Hyde, Alvin NM
and others and Of a large number Of ei,,,an.
Bennington and Rutland counties for nm o,..,
sion Of the Rutland and Whitehall railroad
Rutland, to committee on roads.
Adjourned.
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Senate, laying tax on tho county Of Chiiten-
den the Speaker remarked. on presenting the
bill that he had doubts Of the proprcty of pre-
senting it, as it had originated in the Senate /;
aud the bill was laid on the table. From the
Senate to incorporate The Orleans Liberal In
situte referred TO the Committee on education
The resolution for adjournment to Monday
morning, 10 o'clock, was called up, when Mr.
Page moved to amend by fixing upon o'clock
On the vote on this motion Il appeared that
there was not quorum present Mr.. Barlow
moved call Of the House. remarking that he
wished the record 10 show whether any member.
who yesterday voted against adiournlng over,
had gone home to-day. A call was ordered, and
"a quorum was found to be present and farther
proceedings in the call were dispensed with, on
motion of Mr.. Barlow. The motion Of Mr.. Page
was uegntived, and the resolution was adopted.
h@o'MioH BY Mr.. Burrows, to loan set Of
Vermont Reports to Wmdham county bar libra
ry referred to Committee on the Library.
Mr. Joslin called up the bin in amendment of
sections q and IS Of chapter 50 compiled stat
utes, and on his motion it was re-commiued to
the General Committee.
Adjourned
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DESPATCH.


Hon. DASirL WEBSTER died at his mansion
house in Marshfeld at - minutes before o'clock
this morning His last hour was entirely calm,
with difficulty the precise moment of his dcpar-
iure was perceived. Great excitement in Bos-
ton-minute guns are being fred, sc.
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NEW BuoKwHEAT. Barows has received
supply Of new brckwheat flour, from the Geor-
ga lNt)mls. We have found from experience
that Georgia produces first rate buckwheat. as
well as Wing candidate for Congress every
inch "as good as the wheat" uurra for Geor-
ga
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The result in Pennsylvania.

The Philadelphia North America says m
The turn uut in this State IN November WI"
be greater than any we have heretofore re-. hau.
The causes which ON Tuesday led to indnege '.S
Will no longer exist. and the "a higs will De io.to
marching in solid and uubuken column TO '
achievement of a brilliant victory IN regalu
their ilus,uous leader there is 10 dlscussiv' "a
their ranks; all honor and reverence anu
him, and all are burning with Impotence 70
niiest towards him substantial tokens ol si''
tude and esteem.
AT this moment, while returns are ooInn5
us from different points of the State sn1~' ,s
that our friends have been careless as 10 guy
suit of Tuesdays election, assurances rem AZ
from all quarters, that in the great fight VIM"
approaching we may look for an earneslu, ar.
spirit, an enthusiasm, which have not Deeu If
allced Here in our own vicinity the iIi1n ,t,s
Scott were never more confident OF carrying .rv
State than they are now and in then ie'. as a.
defeat they find motives TO such eAe'u0'"
cannot fail To command success
The Columbus (Ohiol Journal Is cohho'"'
General Scott carrying that State
Massachusetts, W. have good accounts " ,siiI
the interior of our State. SCOTS plur"iN'
be at least 20, O00.-Bos,oR Alias, 2is''
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DEATH of DANIEL WEBSTER,
TELEGRApnuC DESPATCH.

BOSTON, OCT. - - VI.
Special messages from Marshheld tins MORN
ing report DAMrL WrnsrER not expected TO
live through the day.
Later, received by Hon. Edward Everett, con-
firms the melancholy news
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an Right in Tennessee.

Extract from a letter dated Marysyille Ienn'
Oct. afh from gentleman Of the highest re-
spoctablty. aud Of reliable political Judgment
The Wings are all going for Scott mere -
far as can learn Webster cannot get a snow
although the strongest efforts have been mous
in his behalf rhore is not the slightest ohall,'
for Pierce. The ball has opened an tins county,
and an goes on 'as merily as a marriage DC"
for Scott and Graham
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Evils to be Prevented.

thing must be done on That day. or L canHoi h
done al ALL We will cnumcratc some Of the
many misohicyous things to be prevented to
witt
\. The Annexation Of slave ter
ritOry, and territory 10 which Sia~
very will Bee extended.
We mean Cuba, Porto Rico, st. Domingo, and
part Of Central America.
That Annexation is ibe locoioco doctrine is
pllplblc from the last article iu the locoloco
platform, and from the declarations Of oraai
locofoco leader Douglas b and that il will at
once be pressed, is clearly evident from The
fact that measures have already been taken to
commence new foray upon Cuba That GEN.
ScorT and the WmG Panty arc against this
wholesale game Of piracy and robbery, Is evil
dent from the well known scstiacnts of both in
the case of Texas and Mexico. Indeed, one of
the latest declarations made by Gas. Scorr ot
Sanduskyl s, that " ha loved ms own home-he
,r1s also opposed 10 NE oaulrqfon ~ .Nc7ro.
,cW ds heterogeneous a0a frrr,fcd popu'rfiou"
and he spurnel the offer" of auiliion ofdollars
to bride him from his integrity sand came bone
to die upon his nilive sol." We canuo' doubt,
"''''' ''''' V.N '''',
matter ana una. me- as '.s''''' Oh ''' 0n''eD
States. will, as Prosdcn FrLNoRr repeatedly
has done, irown upon al these abomnablc
schemes. such is our conviction, and we deem
it worth while to note the lhct. that our own
views are strongly confirmed by the organ Of
'ne ''oe sou parry in e''"oN' i''" "HloH we
quote Tue ioi'o"'ns ''l,.-.
lFrom the Grecu Mount 900 Fc,maa1
PIERCE ANp rHr SLAVE PowER. lha Wash
mg'on correspondent OF lhe n. y. ilmes' whose
Ji'','ie" H., ,',,,. ,i
Power 10 be- c,rried an, In cas. If n,o election
Of Pierce who is ALLEGED TO be secretly pledged
to their support:
ihcse designs contemplate iie acquisition
ol nol.9 80 n..o a. s l,o-. Go 1,.a l'o
sen. 1be Whole Of thcss to-ritor.rs np.t nr.cs
sanly be slnycholdma, ,al u is oa essential paf
Of the design TO cstabl on ih" shores o.'I0
r"',. e d i ',.,,'',,- .',''s 70 a 20 "'
conn,or ipoaonces ra'l f., b,ye n bo,r.n., noo.
the decision Of the slavery question In Cahio-
MIA.
I'm cnsa oi a 'gmo,' ate 'n''iii' % Is th'-
,s -,,5,,inis,r ',',"' ,',t l. ,'.' ,,.,
ion of the ~ te and .lni-s,on If t,. south
ern mifto restore the oanhaarm which 'tlo
So"li. is -'id 70 iaNe ''-l by ue admission OF
@ 'rLero +. na moro 5...i., ,-,, rc....,i,r 3D..
an these plans. If The d.aIoert. sarc.ud. ,aa
there wa# .n "A tmtAl- Tyler oul 'aa mrde
u.AT friends i'd 1oen o'''i,ng all ,h'f 'N.en'
n"y,,,on If T.yas ~, ,,.. ,n..,-,.'. NJ
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SECOND DESPATCH, Oct. 22, pm.
The physicians have given him up.
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HOUSE.
MnNnAY. OCT. gj. 10 A. NJ.

=" "" ."9i
S,e. a deses,r5 r".re5 XXI XXX .' ya.,,i,
morning communicates ihc melancholy micll
gancc Of the death of the Hon. DANrL Wrn
srt". ne ,ihicire event occurred ut bis late
''''o" " ',''s.''i'.', ,.le before 'n'ee o.
Eln.rrs 7Funn4~ks
Mr.. w ardnerof Windsor presenfe5tbe f,llov.
inc resolution.
p,..l.., H. c,,..,,.o., IS e., ...i...,.,.
intelligence just communicated to ihs House BY
hs ENce'aucy the Governor that when The
loaseadiouns itadIoarn to meet again to-mor-
TO" m'''lhs
Vn 'n' question: oe'"s put the resolution was
aD'P''o unanimous! 'H' on motion o' Mr
" 'icn''' u'e lloase 'le'eoPo" eaJ'"Tned'
9H->A l'--l o. AZ
li'ye' Oy ''e C"'lii'h'
~" i'','o'' o. '''' '''7'u'"' me reading OF the
'",''' - '''''''''' was ''' '"''a "''''
a message was received from the Governor
announcing 'he ino0rh'ni Intelligence thot the
Hon. DANIEL WEBSTER expired OF his late resi-
dcnce in Mar,hfrld. Yesterday troro,,,, "a, %
.,,.,. .r.-3 ,a
WHY" "'' 'e'O'
.ti'-'f 900 fA'f
Of Tine mournfM tlnr- inst communicated the
~cn,t. 9,.f,,urn whom 81, ,,l,.,,-,.. ,.,.,a a..
''''' "''' "'''- ""-A was n4oP''u
ny unanimous 'oie
Onmoliou of Mr. Blake The Senate a, .ournel
SENATE
,r,.... o..o.
pave. Oh. r.. ~. s..a .ev.-,tci5
a, ,,o,,o,.e ". .i..t. -, ...
i,.,.o.,. .c..,,.a.,....., s.,.-i... 49,.
~ ,,r,,,....-....
NJ. er,.,.,.,. ,.....,.... c,,.
,...
g...t.,y ,rl.,..t..;....,,,
D,Nfrl Wrn-rra has b.-, recr,,e5 ts,ta
Sonte with profound scnsbihty and sorrow
ihai onr n.'ed Republic hn- LOST. 100 tie great
- '.'..' q ~ institution nah'e benciacior
and o,tro,ic hear w,ro o,cr ,oalco.i, ' 5.,a,,i
Go tle enlargement other fn,e. md to tle nam
ian'uoo o her integrity, aud whose name. upper
e 5,'eg u.s. MS gleat aenle'eaenis through all
tender oar sincere sginoa,by m ,be e,,, s' nf,o
departed this bereavement winch. while II of-
ie',' q nanon WIN unPcaaable ericc fills most
'''' '''"'l retirement OF DIS home.
'i'l 1l'' touching enio-i's, oy
''' '' DlA"f' Eastman ANA HALE
u"''..N''-f adopted.
i'.' ''e house. ior unr appoint
l'"' ''''.'..'','' 10 consider "nat iaf-
," reference 10 '1e aea'h
w tN'iAN' was adopted DO
''' U'' '"'" 'il 9a'ea Messfs
'.' i'''''''" '7 zoe commute on lhe part
' .''..'N vi Ni' Seymour tie Senate ado
io""-u'
,r "'"eH
, ''''' w ~ - HNAplli' OF Westminster
ol ''' house. ana in former
''' q" 1i' WY" bANlfL WEBSTER 20
"' ul5 NA'''h' arose ana addressed
'H d" ''lDen' ana affecting speech
vi" ''' ''Ia'l1r aHa pubic services o. that
i''os''i'"s man. concluding 10y introducing The
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O. In the list of patents for the week ending
Oct. 18Th, we find patent to Lucius 5. Guern-
sey Of Montpelier VT, for improvement in print
ing presses, dated Oct, 10, 1852.
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The Great Heqr caught at last : On the 18th
instant the inhabitants of Canaan were aroused
by nelghbor discovering the track OF the Great
Bear" of which they Immediately gave chase
with their dogs, guns. &c. Several shots were
fred upon him without effect, dogs were handled
by him without mercy, until finally the unerring
rifle brought him down. He was borne to the
Of the people, and to the gratidc ton oflhe wool
growers. The we ght Of " Old Bruln" was 4iO
pounds
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w.
' ''' '''.' ''e '''''i.'
' O''''''7' ,''o' 10 .l ~. 10 Iay 'efe-
IMAM '''o''o"''' Oy s'H Amer nom ile com
''''lee Oh Education i''oT'oii 70 iae odI' to IA
corporate 'Ne bristol iilgh schools ana by Mr.
Noi'mop from the committee on C1us, tugon-
bly, TO The OIL TO pay WIN, Iiasku' tie sum
t'c.cn uamed ana they were severaily read
the 3d ume' and passed.
BH introduced eHd rgaret By Mr.. Martin,
fei4''o2 To lees OF Grand ANA Peut Jurors ,al-
lowing Them $3.50 per days; on DIS motion to
Select committee OF three Senators
The Chair announced the appointment Of
Messrs Buck, Stone and Bailey OF Lomoiile, as
the Select committee ON this bill
Nc. Howe called up die bill relating 10 the
Goshen Turnpike Company; and il was read
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=. a mni-administrntion Of the
rEnein

IufIUs
General Pierce is an admirer of the free trade
doctrines borrowed from Great Britain. and in
duslriously inculcated both in America and Eng
land by the last loco Secretary of the Treasury.
koBT J.WALKER. On the lIth of June. 1916
Gen, Pierce himself declared, in a resolution re-
ported by him to state convention of New
Hampshire locoioeos, that " beiiermg The prinei-
pie Of Protection 10 be WRONG, we lthe locosl 90
for a rereaue tariff" Nov the evils to be appre.
hendod from a free-tMde President, and. by
consequence, free-trade Secretary of the Treas.
ury. are weighty. The law is executed by the
Secretary and ii needs no extended argument to
show that Secretary unifiendy to Protection
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4 ihe presentsyflem. England DEGREES AM
focofecoisn obeys. Mr.. Pierce is pledg
ed 10 that obedssnces and, sherefere. hi
English press unanimously and srrogani
~ sdseesses his election. On The svowes
ground that lr is he sHy of Englisi
interests. The siiy of England, sucl
i The insulting dsrlsrzsics. The would
be President Of The uniied States the in.
sirumeni and ally u her rival and oppres.
sori win you sanction thss Outrage and
infsmyf Dare ysu sanction il. and look
your frre-born children in The face I
Winfield Sect 10 The friend Of American
Industry, Of iss protection, iss isSeFeaa-
esce. and prosperity. tie has heresofore
protected us sgsinsl English insoieare and
wrongi we can trust him with The task
again.
Upon such grounds do | ssk your voles
for Gen. Scott. Are they moi suiiisenl Z
Whose prisaielifen 10 more stainless; whose
public life 10 more glorious I All his
aims In life have been large and lofty
all his deeds are pure and noble. True,
he refused 10 Murder General Jackson by
The duel, and IL is imputed 10 him rs
grieyous fault; but have We, 10 learn
thai This species Of homicide 10 enjoined
IN your s.stuies, or required by your code
OF morals. n not, permil me 10 sag that
the mac who doubts the courage Of The
scared hero Of Lundy's Lane is simply
piiisble idiot; and that he who Iamenis
that The right hand OF Winfield Scott 10
moi crimsoned with The blood Of Andrew
Jackson. 10 wretch, whom IL were gross
aauery 10 call miscreani.
True il 10 also, that. like Washington,
he 10 military chieflsin, and that he has
been guilty oil pouring forth his blood like
wafer IN defence Of his colnlry. He has
loved his native land, and his devotion
has beea certified upon his bosom by The
weapons Of her foes; but if this be crimi-
nal, Peunsylyanis herself 10 not guillless.
for, IN The time that Tried mems souls, her
noble breast was one vast weund. When
this 10 regarded as crime, whs, shah we
cherish as virluef Blu, Winfield Scout
needs no apoIogisl. plead no. for the
hero and patriot. His election 10 due,
no. so much 10 him ss 10 yourselves; ]; il
10 not necessary ior his inseresls--he nev.
cr cared for ihem-bul for dsose OF The
people; nor for his fame-i, belongs 10
history, and 10 safe-bul for our counlry's.
While Niagara thunder hymn is raised
10 heaven. his glory will not want voice;
while Mexica's snow crowned pupocala-
pei props the sky, his fame will never
Reed monument.
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that Gen. scstt Is an hsnotshe and pa
triotie citizen. and that be has written
his name and his deeds en- one VI the
brightest pages Of his country's history;
and nstsse breath Of ealumny from me
shall ever wither siagle leaf Of ths
laurel that eneircles bis brew. His
wreath was fairly won. and I WI not
be one 70 prevent il from being fairly
worn. | have enjoyed his personal
friendship for long series sf years.
md | do aot ness st this day sy any
saIumny to prove myself snwershy ef
T."
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SPRING & SUMMER
Fashions for 1852.

TNHE subscriber having returned from the
= North, is now receiving the most superb
stock Of Goods in his line that has ever been
brought y this market. They were purchased
after close inspection by himself, and will be
found to he Of excellent quality. Gentlemen can
be supplied al his establishment with the very
best materials for Coats, Pants, Vests, and in.
deed for all their spparel-and al moderate pri-
ces. Those wishing 10 purchase are invited to
examine his stock.
He has also supplied himself with the --latest
Fashions, and is prepared to cut in the hest style
Of the New York Tailors. He is confident that
ne can furnish work that, for taste in cutting
and elegance Of fit, will compare with any in
this State or elsewhere. He win keep constant.
ly on hand the hest ef workmen, and ~iil spare
no pains to give bis customers entire satisfaction
With graaefd Acknowledgements to his friends
and the public for past favors he respectfully so
scits continuance Of their custom.
LEVIN CARMICHAEL.
April 8. so
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Dry Goods, Groceries,

and al other articles usually kept for this Market
which will be scld very low for cash, or on 4
short credit 10 punciual dealers. He tenders bis
warmest thanks TO the many friends and custom
ers whose favors he has heretofore received, and
respectfully soliciis continuance of their pat
ronage, which he hopes to merit.
Hillsborough, August -. a.
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WOOL CARDING.

THE subscribers Machine, at Enoe Mills, Or
I ange county, is now ready for business. He
is now al his post, and customers are respectful
ly requested to bring on their Wool well prcpas-
ed, 50 that be may be enabled ts do work Of
that character which will not fail to please.
Flax Seed will be received in payment for
Carding and for Wool Rolls.
WIN. C.CLAYTOR.
Enoe Mills, June Is, 1852. soft
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The Reason why Bennett Of tha n. Y.
Herald goes against General Scott.

We find the following in the Mem
phis Enquirer:
Two or three summers ago, General
Scott was spending short interval Of
leisure at that delightful resort, New
port, Rhode Island. While sojourning
there, one morning at the breakfast ta-
Bile, he asked one Of the servants for
newspaper. A lady sitting opposite,
. perfect stranger to him, reached
across the table with a newspaper IN
her hand, saying
Gen. Scott, allow me to furnish you
with the N. York Herald
81 thank you, Madam. very sincere
ly," returned the General, "for your
kindness-but | never read the Her
aid"
"Do you know, sir" retorted the
lady, with heutmost indignation paint
ed on her countenance-" do you know,
sir, that am the wife of Mr.. Bennett,
the editor of the Herald!o
Gen. Scou.-"f certainly did not
know, Madam, that such was the case,
or | should not have been guilty Of max.
ing the remark that has Just passed nv
lips. But, Madam, / have said it, and
it cannot now be recalled"
From that day to this, the husband
Of Mrs. Bennett has made most malig.
nant war upon General Scott, through
the columns ofhis unprincipled journal.
No species Of attack--no mode Of war.
fare, has been left untried to defame
and blacken one Of the best and bright.
est characters IN American history. 1t
was the Herald that started the bare
faced and outrageous SANDER about
SCOTS affiliation with the North aud
his alliance with Seward and it wa.
the Herald, that, with mendacity un
PARALLEL in modern times, first charged
Gen. Scott with being the author Of an
anonymous Native American Iettel
signed americus, which appeared in /;
Washington paper several years ago
Its capacity for ialsehood and calumn,
upon the great and good, is only equal
led by tksrya7u Imagination Of iti
re~L.5 nc,. oefs,sE,
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DISSOLUTION.

THE Co-parinership Of JONES & RUF-
= FIN was dissolved on the 10th instant by
mutual consent. p. B. RsfTin il authorized TO
Close the business 0f the late frn; and oil per-
sons indebted are earnestly requested to call on
him and make Immediate settlement, that the bu-
sines may be clssed with - Esds delay as pos
sibla.
PRIDE JONES,
p. b. RUFFIN.
August 18th, 1852. a.
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a Bonaparfe in The .anlericaa .arsay.
"A promotion Of 43 cadets Of the Mi.
litary Academy at West Point has just
taken place in the United States Army.
We remark among the number the name
Of the cadet Jerome Napoleon Bona
parte, who was No. IL in his class at the
time of the examination, and who Is
appointed to the regiment Of mounted
riiiemen. He is the grandson Of Jer-
ome Bonapart, brother Of The Emperor
Napoleon, Ex-King Of Westphalia, and
now President Of the French Senate.
His grandmother, Madame Patterson.
first wife Of Prince Jerome, residss IN
BALTIMORE.
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HAVING purchased the inieresi Of Dr.. Pride
- Jones In the late 6rm Of Jones 4 Rufiin
would respectfully inform his friends and the
public generally, that he will continue the ner-
cantilc business At the old stand, north-wes cor.
ner Of King and Chsrton Streets, where he In.
tends keeping on hand . we'll selccied assors
xv.~ut If