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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-26

small for the increased number of Sena-
tors and for the accommodation Of visiters.
proposition was offered by Mr.. Stovall,
of Halifax, that the Senate should hold IFS
sittingsin the chamber Of the Executive
Council. which was TO lie fitted up for
that purpose. But there were TOO many
Fat pussy. beer-drinking, looking men in
that distinguished body, to think Of ever
undergoing the snper-human labor Of as
cending Aigh, of steps. A day or two
since, | s,rolled in 10 see what the Sena-
aiors were doing. and on seeing several of
them sitting with theirheads leaning ontheir
desks, sound!y asleep. could but repeat
to myself what Bru,us said to Luclus
Fast asleepl 1t is 20 matter-enjoy the
honey heavy dew Of slumbcr--ihou hast
no figures nor no fantasies which busy
public care draws in the brains Of men;
therefore thou sleep'st so sound"
All accounts represent the reign Otter
ror" as not only having commenced in
France, hut as spreading with frighiful ra-
pidi,y. The Constitution imposed upon
the French people by that impersonalion
Of baseness and meanness Louis Napo-
leon-a constitution vests in him ahso
lutte power-as absolute as that ofihe Gar
of Russia, exiinguisbing the last glimmer-
ing ray of hope for freedom in that unhap-
py country. Tie genius Of liberty seems
10 have taken lis farewell fight from
France. and the lover of freedom can only
hope on and hope ever" that all is not
vet lost. and that ere long the dawn of
better ard brighter day will be seen to
slime a,hwart the darkness that now how
ers over the continent of Europe. 1t is
said that at Cucus about one-fnnrih of the
male population Of the place had been ar
rested In the fort Of Lamalgue, at Tou-
lon. 1900 prisoners had been lodged. and
iha, large numbers larrusscd TO death and
made desperate by the incessant attacks
Of soliicry. has voluntarily rendered them
selves prisoners. And all this has been
done by the President of the miscaled
French Republic. Humanity wccps over
its fate. Human language utterly fails in
expressing tie deep detestation oflhe con
duet of the monster that now reigns over
France, which every honorable man must
feel For mcndacity, bascncss hypocri-
sy, ingratitudc, blood thrstincss. l;ccntious-
ncss,and every other mean quality that dis
graces human nature. he stands out,iu bold
relief, without rival; and as a man, upon
whose very cyeba!ls mnrd'rous tyranny
sits in grim majesty, 10 flight the world.
s. G.. S.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-26

Newspapers are frequently humhu-5cd into Pc
mature announcements Of tie deaths Of citizens.
We remember ourselves writing lau3aiary, bot
Just, culinary of young lawyor Of talents, in "a
neighboring county who is pursuing bis Pralcs-
sion il excellent hc1lth. Mau;s omcfy, The sweet
English p1ct, i sal 10 caioy with crea, zest, thc
notices ofas death in the American journals. The
case noticed below in the jackson Miss corrc,-
pondence of the Natchsz Courier, is the first we
have ever known, of Legislature passing rcsolu-
tons ofrespect 10 deceased member who wns not
dead. The whole affair. as stated i most singu-
lar:
Another strange announcement was padc in the
House of Representatives. this morning. You re-
coec: Of my having written YOU that Mr.. Cook Of
Tippnh, il solemn tones, some days since, announc-
ed the death of his colleague, Mr. Rcdicarn. The
usual resolutions badges, copies of resolutions, TO
the widow. &C., were attended to. a short time af-
forwards, Mr.. Keith produced to tie House II lcl-
ter from the deceased gentleman, denying biz DEATH
and moved rescisipn Of the resolutions. The
House thereupon resolved that 30 member should
announce the death of colleague hereafter on the
strength of tclcgrarhic intelligence. This morning
Mr.. Moody had the melancholy duty Of stating That
Mr.. Rcdfcarn had taken a relapse, and wa. really
dead. '-Engui,er.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-26
On. b. WILLIAMS, Recording Sec


Hoto are the electors 10 be Cpportioned?
The question has been started as to how
the electors for President are to be appor-
toned among the several States, at the
election for President which is to take
place next Fall. The Augusta (Mc.) Age
argues that it should be under the appor-
tionment oflelo, and says:
The Constitution provides that "each
State shall appoint, in such manner as the
Legislature thereof may direct, a number
of electors equal to the whole number of
Senators and Representatives to which the
State may be entitled in the Congress e.
In mhdt Congress In the ncrt Congress
the prcccdiRg Congrcss-or the present
Congress 2 Most clearly, in the Congress
in being at the time when such Electors
are 50 appointed. The present Congress
March, 1858 and on the House Of Hc-
representatives. of the present Congress will
devolve the choice of President and Vice
President, in case the people fail to elect.
A similar case occurred, says the Bali-
more Pairiot,in 1892, when it was decided
that the elections should be apportioned "a
mong the States, under the census Of 1880
We do not rcmeuiberio have seen it stated
whether any controversy arose on the sub
under the census of 1880.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-26

The iron front huiiing. recently erected ~
John r Davis, Esq. on Main Street, Is beautiful
piece Of workmanship 1t lrcn,s2j feet, and runs
b1r> 800 fent.
Tht trout, uiihpntcnt rcvoi,ing-huttcrs,w w.t. man
utlrturcl by D. D. Badges & CO., ~ Y.
Carpenters wor! by g. 6. CuFlc.
Masonry lyJnmos Ley.
Bricl, work hy j. PhauP.
pa.erin5 By John J. ng.
Painting ~ J. t. Worlson
The iroa pillars, supporting the FIST story hoor,
by The Mcs-rs. DinHId
The outside grntiags, ly \. G. Dlbncy-ail Ct
LyachlnrE,
The Workmanship j. highly crclifuble y al coz
ccrnrd. md shows that our home mochalics are cv-
cry way worthy Of crcoumec'ncut.-Elr. ss.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-26
~,

During the coming week. VIC expect TO
remove the Virginian Office 10 the large
brick building on the South side Of First
Alley. between Main and Third streets
adjacent TO Geo. NJ. Rucker's Dry Goods
store and the Washington Hotel. Ifpos-
siblc. the issue Of Thursday next will not
he omitted but, fiji should be the case.
our readers will bear with it, in considera-
lion Of the difficulties attending all reno
walls, and VIC will issue medium sheet
son,siuing advertisements and the news Of
the day.
We embrace this occasion to say. that
the building has been fitted up expressly
for the accommodation orihc Virglnan cs-
Enlistment, and to the increased facilities
thus afforded our newspaper department,
we are making corresponding improve
ments in our jon OrrIcE. and will be pre-
pared to execute all kinds of Job Work
with expedition aud in good style.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-26
yyasl,:s,.ton.s Birthday.

The Congressional Banquet, 70 honor Of
thi5 National Day, took place ~ Wizards
last evening Com Stockton. ofihe Senate
presiding. He dclirercda very appropri
ate speech on the occasion, and the whole
proceedings were Of charaeteri 70 do hon.
Or to the memory Of the Father Of our
Country. We regret that ihc latcness Of
the hour at hich we received notice of
the proceedings prevents ms from giving
more particular ncconnt ofthcm.- Union.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-26
IjgU1yfauf tam lTr.riro

" AaHiN6TONi fIIaV, Cd. 70.
The Government expects 10 receive. In
a day on two, important advices from Mex
leo, by the hands Of messenger, whose
arrival at Ncw Orlcan3 has been telegraph
ed. 1t is not improbable that he Mexi-
can Government has, ere this. consented
to ra;liy tie Tehaunfcpcc Treaty, or 10
make some arrangement by which the
right way and ihc construction of the
railroad across the Isrhmus Of Tehauntcpce
will be secured -Conespondencc Of As
.IOnrgdL Of (nlnlnercc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-26

Checalicr HulscmaRR was at Charleston
on Tuesday week and informs the Mercury
thatat the time of the insulting serenadc of
fcrcd him at New Orleans.he was absent at
the house-of friend. and knew nothing
Of it until it was all over.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-26

NASHVILLE. Feb. ga FIRE to-day
destroyed The Union Hall Hotel A FIRE.
man, who was engaged IN exlinguishing
the flames. had one ofhis arms broken bv
some filling timber
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-26

The New Orleans Delta refers to fact
in the history of Gen. Scott that we have
never seen mentioned before. 1t states
that an offer was made 10 him when in the
city Of Mexico, after its capture, by sever
al Of the wcaltliies; persons in the Repub
lic-to maintain him as president Of rha,
Republic, with as much of his army as
would nc willing to remain in the country.
until the government, could be organised.
and the country restored to prosperity
peace and order. AS an inducement 10
accept this offer, these gentleman bound
themselves To settle upon him the sum Of
one million Of dollars. This splendid offer
was declined by the General, With scarce
~ moments consideration. The merit
of,lis sacrifice tsays the Dcita) appears
the greater from a consideration of The mar
row circumstances Of Gen. Scott. who,
for the last twenty years. has had but IA
comparatively small salary to maintain
himself and the necessary dignity Of his
position.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-26

IT, We failed to reccve the number Of
the Richmond Wing containing the snluta-
tory address of the new editor, Mr. Nose
ley. The Dispatch makes the following
summary Of its topics. Mr.. NJ. Processes
himself willing to test the quality Of the
new Constitution, Notwithstanding there
are many portions Of it, Of which he did
not originally approve. He i not enc q
those " no believe in the decline Of Eir-
GINA, and never has Leen; yet he is By no
means in favor of The stand still policy
He claims to be State Rights man row,
as he was in 1888, and has been ever since,
and though he prefers Mr.. Fillmore TO all
the world will DO all he can to advance the
interest ofanv other person who may be
nominated as the candidate Of the Wing
party. From long so1ourn in the coln-
try. he fears be has become somewhat rus
ty, and Graves the indulgence of his rca-
ders for short time.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-26

a dispatch from Washington in the New
York Herald states that our Minister al
Constan'iuople has concluded and sent
home treaty with Persia. which places
the United States on footing with the
most favored nations.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-26
To Cofrcsisonsienss.

We make an effort to-day to clear our
table manuscripts, but two or three yet
remain to which we will give as early an
insertion as possible. We must request
contributors to be as brief as possible, and
to write only on one side oftte paper.
"Cagtioa" is requested 10 furnish the
editor with his name.
"Eo'a" will find her favor in tie next
number Of the Vireinian.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-26

Tie Mississippi r. $. ScRators-Mr.
Brooke, tie new ~ elected Wig Senator
from Mississippi, is a native of Frederick
county, Va. and his colleague, Mr.. Adams,
a native of Tennessee.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-26

W A correspondence appears in the
Soufhsile Democrat, between a num-
Der Of the citizens Of Petersburg and
the Hon. r. X. Meade, in which he con-
sents 10 become candidate for the Judge
ship il that district. Judge Nash,the pre-
sent incumbent is also candidate.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-26

Tie policy Of Gen. Cass, (says tie Penn
$, wanna Inquirer.)i in threatening, but not
striking, is well illustrated in scene in
Romeo and Juliet, which Mr.. Clarke thus
referred to in his speech to the Senate. In a
quarrel between tie rcininers Of the rival
houses of Montague aud Capulet, W have
IA fair example of this mode of warfare by
protest. Deep concern" and not being
indifferent to national injustice" (prc-
ceeded by an avow al that no force is con-
iemplaied, )is here yell illustrated:
Gregory. Twill frown as pass by;
and let them take il as they list.
sampson. Nay, as they dare. | viii
bite my thumb at them; which is "a disgrace
to them. if they Learii.
"Abram. Do you bite your thumb at US
sir.
Sampson. Is the law On your sijc IL
I say ave:
Gregory. No.
Gregory. Do you quarrel. sir!
'.Abrar. Quarrel, sir No, sir,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-26

~ Tic Indiana Senate have pn>sed
bill to purchase land in Africa, to which
the negroes in that STATE are to hc sent.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-26

Eg Rev. Mr.. Clover, OF Richmond,
has accepted call to The pastorslip Of
chris,'s Church, at Lexington, Va.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-26
ron THE viRGINIAN.
Great and Important Railway
Meeting.
GuYANDoTTE, Feb. 9Th, 1852


AT meeting. held here this day. to take
INTO consideration The best means Of carry.
ing hn'lway from Gayandnuc 10 Nor
lpih' Vol Everett was called 10 preside,
aud James Todd 10 act as Secretary.
Aitcr very animated discussion, ex.
hil'linE. On 'hc part q TIC sprakers.s PER-
isct and studied Knowledge Of Railway
statistics. and that Virgiaia's Immediate
and future prosperity depends upon n
speedy completion Of Railways connecting
her Scahoari with the waters orihe Oh;n'
only one feeling prev uilcd--,hnt Of ,lcclar.
ing Guyandoite one Of the most nrom;pen,
points in the State for grca, Railway sta.
ton. and TINT our fellow citizens in the East
Of the State, who have still grcatcr inter-
est in reaching this point by railway,
ought 10 know tie feeling here. on so i'm.
portant a subject.
Ii was finally Resolved. That a com.
miltcc, Of the following gentlemen. should
frame rrpori.to be lailhciorc an adjourn.
cd meeting, to be held on tho 18th ns,: r.
Clark. l.. w. McComas, =. G. BuilingS
ton. 7. G.. l., Blrcrriog and j. Todd.
JAS. TODD. Scc'y.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-26

At m adjourned meeting. held at Guy.
anlotie this l2Ih day Of February, 1867.
Col. Everett Chairman, and James Todd
Secretary
The Rcror, of The Committee being
called for. 7. Clark, Esq. Mas rcqucst, i
TO reud it, which du'y he performed, Ell.
IDENTIFY to the satisfaction of crowded as.
srmbly, whose anxiety.in this great matter,
was Observable from the perfect stiffness
That rrgncd during The time occnpitd by
Mr.. Clark. Tile report was unanimously
agreed To be received. The resolutions
We're also unanimously agreed To. with ON,
disscnIieul, on The FIRST. Highly rcsprcm-
Bic gentlemen iiom Kentucky ana Ohio
attended aud addressed The meeting, al 10
the effect os'thc lnpni ancc az Joining tho
trunk-iinos Of Kentucky and OHIO at The
Month of Big sandy Indeed. all tic
speakers seemed u lnvc onc strong desire
"a meet our friends 1t l)ig Sandy. 81
lighIy respectable and so largc 4 meeting
seldom INK, place in Gu,m.doltc,show inI,
the uuauiniiy oflhc people iutl.H nnpor
pnt matter. il MAS agreed that copir, Of
lr report aud resolutions w inserted il The
Richmond, LNnchhug, pp,er-l urg aud
Noloik papers. R,pou aud resolutions
are hegctoannc>cd iur publcnton.
JAS. TODD, Sec'y.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-26

u The House of Delegates of Mary
land have passed. by an almost unanimous
vote, bill prohibiting the circulation, in
Mary land, Of notes Of less denomination
than s.. from other States. The Bali
more American says this measure will be
entirely approved by the people of that
State
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-26

Tie Queen of Spain took her first airing
on the 2d inst. On hcrway to church an
assassin fred pistol at her carriage, which
struck the Queen on the shoulder. The
assassin was arrested. The Queen, at the
latest dates, was rapidly recovering from
her wound
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-26

II Mr.. Webster arrived in New York
Friday last, and was cordially received by
lis friends inthat city. Monday, he as
10 have delivered an address before the
Historical Society Of New York, upon the
character and services of George Wash
irgton-a theme which always lifts him to
the highest pitch ofthought and eloguence.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-26

ken lie ii.cr as iar ny GutHuduitr.rAthor
thaI railway 10 Point plaasnit; nnd ID
SANG uay Lee predicted Of Tie business az
Lo,.is,ilr and the " hole lower valley of
fhc Ohio. The immense amount # ~
ricnhuial produce oftl.i. rrrat ,nIIcv, ,lcs-
fined for tltn supply ntt NJ New Ennlnrd
S'afcs. and Tie u lnle Noith. IN and Md
die Seabonrd Of the Uui,e.i Staics. ~ well
" tie West Indies, The South Amrii-
can Hcrrilir.. anl cten for cxporiatlpn
acrns. llrI rHnuc Ocean. vii course %
ne River ~ icnriiers until IL reaches tlu.
point whorca DETECTION l'y tlIc shortest
lotfc ,onid he. ua,lr To the ocean. rather
rhaa ~ hctran.hippcd n Cincinnati % DIV
rii, ~ nc Ono. u De iranat.otcd hy rnil-
wnt thence Ia W. s, aboad Now, v hen
nj, cor.i,lc'cd that III. great 4 ilruad,
~ cniug into the ohio valley al Guyan.
drur, would fhcn INK out mon iwcnfy
Ihii.lnI uirs intcrromrnurira ,ion hy
f1iwu,s ard rasigalc wetc.s. webbing
over hc i liniiable Wcsi--and whcn il is
considered Ina, the t AIDE already in TAN
siiH through tfis wonderful rrgion,nrnounts
ID SOME $500 900 COO ara u rupdly III
crcasiug BEYOND M precedent. rolling III.
mighty tidc fowarJ The ATLANTIC Ocean.
filing up every avcnuc alicldy opened for
lis tiunsit, aud that from GuyafIIoite 10
tie mouth ~ the Chesnprakc il ila short
1T route for its outlet. ho can dnubr ihnt
The tnnnagc-iraiIic Of his railway vil
more lhan pay a remuncrstige intsrcs, an
the whole cos, of is construction, from the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-26

erty Is so utterly Nalucicss ana unproduc-
tive. The House has now been engaged
for part Of tlree days upon the tax Bill.
and has SO far made but little progress,
ard much progress viii not be made until
a good deal of gas has been blown off.
There is some little speculation ahoat
about the probability Of a recess, after ar
engagements have been made for putting
the machinery of the new Government in
to operation, to await the action and the
report ofthe Commissioners Of the Reven-
ue upon the assessment Of the valuation
ofproper;y throughout the State. My I'M
preston is, as l suggested in my last com
munication, that the Commissioners Of the
Revenue cannot, under any circumstances,
complete their labors-new and arduous
to them-hy the 18th of May, nor by the
18th ofJune; and should the Legislature
complete the legitimate business before il,
before thai time. an adjournment would
lie inevitable Tie Senate, until within
the las; two or three days, has been lusily
engaged doing nothing. l; has been fire.
quently said, that "halit is almost second
nature" and the Board Of Operseers"
have been SO long accustomed TO await the
action of the House of Delegates, that
opine 1t still thinks it is sitting under the
old regime, and mu>t.as matter Of course,
pursue sort of mot masterly) but to them.
agreeable inactivity" Some change has
recently been made in their He'll. The
wall fronting The Presidents chair has
been taken down 10 the wainscoatling,and
seats have been erected in the passage that
led to the Senate chamber for tie use of
yisiters. The chamber was considered too
The Evansville daily journal., 1852-07-07
CITY COLLECTIONS.
CIGARS.

NOTioNS.-l0 cases. consisting Of Combs Threads,
buitons' &c, &C. tjei5l J III. MAGHEE q CO.
RoNNET SILKS.-l0 pieces Poltde Sole reed this day
L. anu Tor sale by JAMES Low & CO.,
"his ALI Main street. Louisville, Ky.
The Evansville daily journal., 1852-07-07
{ "a Lots Adiaeezs TO ll,e City of Ev--
ansViiie. f0r Sa;e AT Public
800 srrcssns,

IHRSE Totswill be exposed 10 sale At Public Auction
at the Count House in Evsnsville the 18th day OF
July, 152 l54 Lots (besdes several Blocks not laid Off
in lotsl the same being situated ihe Boonv, Roac
between The farm of Emanuel Hull and the Canal Thesv
LOIS afford the most eligible sites for private residences
that are 10 be found in the city OF Evansve and
their proximity IN The Wabash and Erie Canal and to the
Evansville and Illinois Railroad. render them well
ey OF the attention not only OF those Who wish to
pleasant home. but also OF those vino desire TO invest
money in real estate speculation. Sale TO eomaece
IL II O'Clock A NJ, OF said day. lo fr5 j
Terms SALrOne e-tlrd ofthe purchase money, cash;
and the balance in three equal annual payments with in
ereston the day OF SALE and payable without any relief
from valuation apprsisement laws.
Fats may be seen al the Office BaSer6e Garyin, ito
whom purchasers may refer for further nformation at
the Office Of Vim. NJ Walker. Esq.
myI2tds J. ;. CRAFT.
The Evansville daily journal., 1852-07-07
AGLIs HoWEs

ARE now psrnsnensv located in heir new building.
corner Of Naisf sHd Vine streets, where they lEeIi
90 continue enlarged scale their usual wholesale
business IN liquors and Groeeries. I.gLf
lhey nsye now In store larger. hetteT and cheaper
stoek OF iested Liquors than has heretofore bee
in Evansville. 49,. .-.
iheir hectiyrg estashmert is CONSTRUCTED or SIC Ia
test ana most improved Bs, ,and is superncndel by
man who has had ten yes- eerience in the busincss n
New YORK and Cinesanaii They therefore fiaer them
serves mat they can furnish eier Imported Domes
ces on par with Louisville end Cincinnati.
They have on hsnd splendid -zscr.ac.t ofTeas ard
their stock OF Coffee. sugar, Iolas5es. SyTaFs. Rice
Fruits, ETC., Is being daily enlarged by shipments from y
Orleans They are determined 70 o.sonyrce merchant
from the country, particularly tneatas hite an
Green Rivers, that Evarsylie is the most sdsanageou
place for them y buy Groeeries and win do Ill in their
power 10 make il so. =
Our friends On Green River win remember hat the
steamer Kentucky No. Is now ready TO commence her
regular trips exclusively from Evansville and will with
two other beats engaged in the trade make Evansville The
most convenient point for the transaction OF Green River
business. ldeeSs'SOi sf. illlS q HoWES.
The Evansville daily journal., 1852-07-07
J. W.rR EIdL.Y. /.

- ~ ~ as a. J. LII tt Tft
WHOLESALE DEALERS Is GRocEpIr-, NAILS, sLAsS, .
COTTON IA.Ns co1F ron RATIISG, &c. de-
nFFER for srlc well selected stock Groceries mo.
" OF wich have recently been received fron The Bas.
and embracing nearly ever thing usually kept the Gro
cery line, amongst hch are s~- s.fr.
300 lbs choice indieo, warranted;
14C0 lbs Dutch Madder - rt ~rt.f
20 packages Green and Black Tea
old Cloves; : do Nutmegs tffli frlien
10000 Gun Caps, split and ribbed: q
90 boxes Ground Spices from Hope Nills: II VI
20 gross Bonnet Boards: .. ..-fs
1C0 do Matches. best br.tnSs @ tt
90 doz Slaies. American nllse: .i'f rn .a-fn
IS do Cprfy Combs;
10 do Collins Axes: 3 s.ltlfsf.I 1li nGi
30 Reams Letter and FooscsD PlpeE:
leo Sides Sole Leather; ~ tti
% bhls Tar; Ia a. 81, -...-,e
ALSO: supply Of Coffee Sugar. aIoiasses Rice Mack
ere Herring, Goldfish. Tanners OIL, oasum. sulphur.
Brstone, aun. copperas whiting. saeratns soda log
WOOD cotton wrapping twnc. candeNic, carpet chain.
EPSON Salts, wishing and shaving SOAP &c.
With view of fextendng the business the subscriber
offer their stock at low prices for cash produce New
customers need nOtssk for credit and old cnes pa,.
make quick returns possible. -.rs -i -',', ~
Full prices paid for produce in excsre or the above
and cash not refused. rffl1 ff frt fna
nov2s5l Main street. Evansville, Indiana.