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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-11-18

L. Mudd, of Lincoln, John b. Henderson,
of Galloway.
The committee retired, and upon their
return, reported The following officers, who
were unanimously elected, viz:
PreSident--Geo. w. Houston, of Lincoln.
Tice PreSidentS-D. X. Pitttman, of St.
Charles ]. B. Henderson, of Galloway; j.
Lavender, of st. Louis; H. c. Wright, of
Warren; J. H. Robinson. of Montgomery.
Secreidries-Col. A. B. Chambers, of St.
Louis; N. C. Orear, of ST. Charles; L. d.
Norris, Of St. Louis; L. A. Lewis, of Saint
Louis.
Mr.. Houston upon being conducted to the
Chair, returned thanks for the honor con-
ferred upon him, in neat and appropriate
address. which was warmly applauded.
j. Sidney Smith, Esq, OF st. Louis offer
ed resolution inviting Col. Thomas H.
Bentonto occupy seat on the platform with
the President, which was unanimously
adopted Col. Benton thereupon took the
position designated, and was greeted with
hearty applause.
On motion of H. L. Cobb, Esq, COM
mittee of thirteen was appointed TO prepare
the business for this Convention. The COM
mittee consisted of Messrs. Henry Cobb,
Edward Wymen, A. Meiser, F. P. Blair Of
St. Louis; T. ]. Wright, w. Perkins, p j.
Davis, Robt. Parks, DIR. Dewitt, Of Lincoln;
Thomas Cunningham, of St. Charles; John
B. Henderson, of Galloway; John P. Far
row and Charles Harper, of Montgomery.
The committee of thirteen having retired,
Rev. DR.. Bond was requested, by resolution,
to address the Convention. DR.. Bond res
pended to the call in an interesting and Fore
ible address of about half an hours dura-
ton.
Mr. Jones. Of Galloway, was requested to
address the Convention, but by his desire,
was excused on account of i'll health.
A resolution was adopted, requesting Col.
Benton to address the Convention at such
time as might suit his convenience. Colonel
Benton responded briefly, and left the time
10 be fixed by the business committee, hop
ing that they would not place him first in
order, but allow him to come in somewhere
among the rest of the Speakers.
Mr.. King, st. Charles, being called on,
declined speaking, and, at his instance, Col
Chambers was invited to address the Con-
vention. Col. Chambers thereupon spoke
about twenty minutes, dwelling apon the
great Importance of the North Missouri
Railroad, and the prospect for its early con-
! struction.
A discussion then ensued in relation &c
the time proposed for the departure of the
St. Louis delegates and the hour at which ii
would be most advisable for Col. Benton tc
deliver his speech, after which the Commit
tee returned and reported a series of resou-
tons.
On motion of Mr.. Kayser, five hundred
copies Of the resolutions were ordered tc
be printed for the use of the Convention
after which the Convention adjourned until
2 o'clock p. II.
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North Missouri Railroad Convention.
ST. CHARLES, Nov. 10, 1852.
MORNING SESSION.

The members Of the Convention assem-
bled in the Court room at 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
and were called to order by Mr.. L. D. Bev-
lit, Of St. Charles, on whose motion VIM.
M. Mcpherson, Esq, of st. Louis, was
called to the Chair, and Lyman d. Norris,
Esq, was appointed Secretary, pro tenn.
List of delegates being called for from the
several counties represented the following
were represented as being present, viz:
ST. CHARLEs.-E. D. Dewitt, A. Krekel.
A. King, c. Malincordt, L. L. Powell, B.
a. Anderson, ]. S. Johns, n. c. Orear, r.
H. Parks, E. F. Gut, R. b. Prayers, D. K.
Pittman, Asa Overall, John P. White, T.
W. Cunningham, F. Yosti, w. j. Neil
heney, DR.. Rogers, John Redman, John
Richey, John Orrick, Edward Lesseur,
Alfred Luckett, DR.. Talley, John Akin
son, S. K. McDearmon, James II. Carlin,
Henry Weber, VIM McClay, ]. A. Dick,
o. Andrews, John A. Selley.
ST. LouIs.-E. Mead, J.H. Obear, Mr..
Schlemmer, II. L. Cobb Z. C. Yosti, -
Waterman, R. B. Whetemore, D. R. Rsley,
K. Anderson, w. r. Romeyn, A. H. Glas-
by, ]. 7. Swearingep, Benz. Farrar, B.
Stickney, G. R. Taylor, C. NJ. Taylor, T.
Barnum, Capt. L. Bissel, C. Dana, VIM.
M. Morrison, VIM. M. Mcpherson, T..
OSullivan, Samuel Russell, ]. Hidden, J..
Lavender, w. Grow, - Mills, A. B.
Chambers, R. Martin, R. ]. Lockwood. Ly-
man d. Norris, G. C. Whittlesey, ]. B.
Carson, A. Kayser, r. f. Launitz, Z. r.
Mason, H. P. Sanger, R. NARROW, DR..
Wilson, S. Ridgely, f. p. Blair. COL D.
d. Mitchell, - Woodson, R. N. Renick,
VIM. Palm, J. Baker, A. Meier, w. P.
Fisher, j. Kern, - McDauiel, r.
Schneider, Jos. Woods, j. S. Smith, J.
Mcneil, L. A. Devils, j. D. Coalter, ]. B.
Brant, Col. Thos. H. Benton, j. H. Blood,
VIM. Glasgow, Z. Miligan, D. Overall, E.
Wyman, T. E. Bland, w. w. Lynch, ].
Knapp, A. ]. P. Garesche, A. G. Switzer,
J. Dent, james S. Quisenberry, Thurs
ton, ]. Barclay, ]. F. Jones, John Law,
- Weidner, T. ]. Thompson, DR.. Nor
ton, Geo. Lakeland, Oily Williams, Charles
Weber, Jos. G. Barry, DR.. Geo. Penn, R.
F. HiXon, Thos. G. Settle, Geo. w. Sui
Ivan, Jas. F, Garrett, Joseph G. Lakeman
Dennis Lakeland.
LINcoLN.-T. ]. Wright, Geo. L. Mudd,
p. G. Davis, George Dyer, Robt. B. Allen,
VIM. Clark, Walter Perkins, Charles Long,
Geo. w. Houston, Seymor Davis, VIM. C.
Shelton.
CALLAwAY.-John B. Henderson, ]. F.
Jones.
MoNrGoMERY.-C. G. Puchaan, Thomas
Perry, j. H. Robinson, Col. C. B. Harper
J. L. Pegram, John Dock, Frank Skinner,
Rev. R. Bond, m.Salisbury, - Corey,
James Davidson, David H. Witchell, !. p.
Farrow, Mr.. Simons.
WARRES.-H. c. Wright, Jno. Welsh,
Estlin Woollan, Andrew S. Wood, Rev.
Jas. A Welsh and N. P. Stevens.
RANDoLpH,--Thos. p. Ruby.
On motion, committee consisting Of two
delegates from each county, was appointed
to report permanent officers OF the Conven-
lion, viz:
John ID. Coalter and j. b. Brant, of St.
Louis; Andrew King and DIR. Dewitt, of St.
Charles; C. B. Harper and j. p. Farrow; Of
Montgomery; Geo. w, Houston and Geo.
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amounts as may be sanctioned by the vo-
ters Of such counties, towns or cities, and
further authorizing them 10 make such sub
scription available either by loan to the
amount, or by levying q special tax on the
property situated within their limits, at the
option of community interested, TO be ex-
pressed by their votes at special election
for that purpose; such special tax not TO ex-
coed in any one year 80 per cent of the
amount of stock subscribed, nor 10 be less
than 20 per cent. of the same, and that all
persons who shall pay said tax shall be en-
titled to become stockholders in said rail-
road companies to the amount of tax paid by
them.
Resolved That the Congress of the Uni
ted States be memorialized 10 make grant
Of land 10 the States of Missouri TO aid in
the construction of the North Missouri
Railroad-similar in all respects to the
grant heretofore made in aid of the Pacific
Railroad and the Hannibal and st. Joseph
Railroad.
Resolved. That this Convention recon-
mend TO the Directors of the North Mssou-
ri Railroad Company TO open Books for the
subscription of stock as soon as they may
deem it advisable, in st. Louis, st. Charles
and in such counties as are interested in
the construction of the road.
Mr.. Kayscr moved reconsideration Of
the vote upon the seventeenth resolution,
whereupon debate ensued which was par
ticipated in BY Messrs. Kayser, Norris and
Palm.
Mr.. Kayser's motion was negatived.
Mr.. ]. Sidney Smith moved that the res
olutions in their present form be adopted
unanimously, as the sense of the Convention.
Agreed 10.
The President announced that Col. Thorn
as H. Benton would address the Conven-
ton and the citizens who might be assem-
bled, at the evening session. Whereupon,
the Convention adjourned until seven o'clock,
P. NJ.
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IL NOTICE!!-EE
TIE SCOUNDREL NIIEED

regret the necessity which exists of exposing
the villainy, of one A. q. Bragg, who is now put,
ting up and trying to palm upon an unsuspecting
pubic, a BASE and WORTHLESS mixture, which
he calls MEXICAN MUSTANG LlNIMEMr.
Prompted solely by ayarice, he is endeayorinp
10 BRING his ApuLTERATED FILTHY STUFF into mo-
tee by attacking and striving TO njure the reputa-
ton OF my POPULAR and valuable Liniment.
Berare Of this Base Impostor,
And avoid his vile trash as you would Mad Doo,
Rattle Snakes and Poison. D0s''
This moving mass of corruption should be brand.
ca WIN red hot iron on his forehead, LIAR, VII
LIAM, FIENp, so that none could be a t.victn,, 10
his avaricious and nefarous designs.
Let The ylrtpous indignation Of generous pub
nc cast upon this WOLF in sleeps clothing, with,
erlng REBUKE.
TO PURCHASERS.
ASK for McLEAN's VOLCANIC OH LINImENr.
and take nothing else. This is the true and oniy
cures all over the country
y,o j. II. MCLEAN,
november L. o. st. Louis, Mo,
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Notice.

All our subscription accounts will be
closed with the last issue in next month
BY that time, all accounts unpaid will be
placed out for immediate collection. Those
indebted can call and discharge the same,
and thereby save all parties further trouble.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-11-18

Is" "DANIEL WEBsTER's resting place "
says the Courier and Enquirer, sis where
it should be; in the fields which he has
titled; near the haunts alike of his hours OF
sublime contemplation and his brighter and
more genlals moOd; within sight of the win
dow from which he looked in the pauses Of
his study upon the white tomb-stones which
he had placed over all of his family-fOr
they had all gone before him. The wind,
as it blows thro' the elm beneath which he
reposed and gazed upon the Heavens, think
ing the thoughts of Judah's royal poet, will
sigh over his grave, until that noble form
shall have crumbled into dust; and in the
distance the mighty sea will lift up its voice
to chaunt his fitting, never ending requiem. "
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MELvILLE,
FASHIONABLE HALTER
NO. Ar FoIrRTI sTprrT

NO. d3 FOURTH STREET,
Opposite the Planters House, 81. Louis. No.
LAS now on hand large and well selected
IL stock of fall style hats, including his own
much admired style. He is prepared now TO war
rant the goods sold by him as being of the very hest
quality-excelled by none in this market. The
subscriber has also every variety of hats and cans
for winter wear, of the latest and most fashionable
styles. and of superior quality. He may be found
in person, at all times, at No. 43 Fourth street,
where he tends TO receive the continued patronage
of his friends and the public.
Nov. Is. II. II. MELVILLE
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-11-18

Noisy FoLKs.-The Bloomington Jour
nal says three ARRAYS came off in quick sue
cession in that place, on Saturday, the 9th.
The last wac between A. Lewis and A. Nor
gan, in which Morgan was stabbed three
times, though not MORALLY wounded. The
town is ineor por s.ed, and the journal is af-
ter the officers.
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7. n. GAINES.

1t is computed that a Presidential
election, including all expenditures, legiti-
mate and illegitimate, from the nomination
TO the inauguration, costs not less than half
a million dollars per State.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-11-18

E5-Of the eleven unsuccessful candi-
dates for the Presidency, since 1882, only
two are now living, Messrs. Cass and Van
Buren,. Those who were voted for and new
er elected were, Crawford, Clay, Writ and
Webster. Another unsuccessful candidate
may now be added TO the list.
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Notice.

u Clubs and advance subscribers, will,
Of course, receive the paper for the time
paid, when they will be discontinued, and
no more papers sent without advance pay
ment. IL Recoliect this!
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-11-18

E5-Artifcial noses, ears and consciences
are now being manufactured at the East,
from India-rubber. The demand for the
two former is very large; but the market
has been SO long gluttcd with consciences of
this material, that the increase of sale will
be very little.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-11-18

BoLD RoBBERY.-We learn that negro
man entered the Post Office at Marshall, af-
ter night, last week, and knocked down
Mrs. Hix, who keeps the office, and robbed
the drawer of about twenty-five dollars
Boonvile Observer.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-11-18

EVENING SESSION. o'clock, P. NJ.
The Convention met, pursuant 10 ad-
journment.
Mr.. c. c. Whittlesey offered the follow
ing resolution, which was adopted:
Resolved, That committee OF five be ap
pointed to draft memorial to the Genera!
Assembly Of this State, in accordance with
the fourth resolution adopted by the Con-
vention.
The Chair appointed Messrs. Whittlesey,
Of St. Louis; Krekel, of St. Charles; Mason,
of St. Louis; King, of St. Charles, and Far
row, of Montgomery, to constitute the Com
mittee.
Mr.. Smith, OF St. Louis, offered the fol-
lowing resolution, which was adopted:
Resolved, That committee be appointed
TO draft memorial to the Congress of the
United States, in accordance with the eighth
resolution adopted by the Convention.
The Chair appointed the following gen
tleman to constitute the committee; explain
ing that the name of Mr.. Smith was not
placed at the head Of the list, in accordance
with his own request: Messrs. Norris,
Mckee, Palm, Kayser and Smith.
DR.. E. D. Dewitt offered the following
resolution, which was adopted:
Resolved, That a committee of five be
appointed to prepare an address to the peo-
pie of North Missouri, agreeable to the res
olutions adopted by this Convention.
Messrs. E. D. Dewitt, T. w. Cunning
ham, j. Wright, F. P. Blair and ]. Or
rick, were appointed to constitute said COM
mittee.
On motionof Lyman D. Norris, the thanks
of the Convention were rendered to the citi-
zens of St. Charles for their generous hos
pitality toward the delegates in attendance.
Mr.. j. d. Coalter then offered a resolu-
ton to the effect that when this Convention
adjourns, it adjourn to meet in 81. Louis on
Monday, the 18th instant. Carried.
| CO.. Thomas H. Benton then addressed
the audience present in an eloquent and mas
terly manner about one hour. lie was fol-
lowed by Messrs. G.. w. Houston, ]. F.
Jones, Rev. James Welch, ]. Sidney Smith
and w. M. Mcpherson.
The Convention thereupon adjourned, tc
meet in St. Louis on Monday, 18th NOvem,
Der inst, at / o'clock, a. NJ.
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Attention to This.

Persons indebted TO this office for jon
Work or ADVERTISING, are requested 10
close their accounts. IL We mean euery
body.
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WILLIAM A. GRAHAM.

We can neither make Tennessee useful or
ornamental, this week, as she is too faint
10 stand firm. We may be able to right her
up next week.
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ETRev. DIR. Putnam, in his discourse on
the death of Mr.. Webster. stated that the
colored servants of Mr.. Webster, who fol-
lowed him to the grave, were originally
slaves at the South, and had been purchased
and emOncipated by Mr. Webster, and had
ever since remained voluntarily in his SER
vice, attached and faithful doinestics.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-11-18

The NoTI OF OHIo.-The majority for
Franklin Pierce in Ohio, so far, ~ counties
being heard from, is sirteen thousand nlne
hundred and tarelUe. The sixteen counties
yet to hear from will not vary the result
much.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-11-18

The RESULT IN WIscoNsrY.-The State
has gone for PIERCE by 1000 to 6 OOO.-
The legislature is largely Democratic in both
branches. In the first district, Daniel
Wells. Jr. (D.,) is elected to Congress,
over Charles Durkee, Free Soil, } the pres
ent member.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-11-18

FAsKIoNs.-In the late news from Paris,
is the following item:
Ladies cloaks continue TO be made of
black cloth. Embroidered collars are worn
larger than they Were. And slippers are
made with high heels.
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LOST.

CTRAYED from the subscriber, liver-colored
answers 10 the call of SNrp. N
GsS' Any person finding said dog and returning
him to the subscriber at Monticello, win be suitao
bly, rewarded.
LOUIS Won KALPFF.
Monticello, Nov. IS, 1852.
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From the Washington. Republic.
The Crescent City-Furthcr Correspon

Mr.. George Law insists that the Depart
ment of State shall manage the Crescent
City affair according to instructions furnish
ed by him, and not in the usual mode of
conducting intercourse with foreign pow
ers. He has again addressed the Depart
ment i'll reference to that steamer and its
Purser, Smith, and has received from Mr..
Conrad the following reply:
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
WBsHINGToN, Oct. 80, 1852.
SIR: Your letter Of the 27th inst, has
been received.
That Of the 9Th inst, 10 which it refers,
was addressed to this Department by Mr..
M. o. Roberts.
In consequence of the information it con-
tanned, that gentleman was requested to re-
pair TO Washington. He did so, and had a
long conversation with me, in relation &c
the occurrences at Havana. He is there.
fore fully apprized that the subject has en-.
gagged the earnest attention of the Depart.
ment.
| have only TO add, in reply 10 your owr
letter, that as soon as the Department coult
obtain authentic information of the occurren.
ces referred TO, they were made the subject
of communication to the Government Of
Spain. When an answer 10 that communi.
cation is received, it will probably be made
public. In the meantime, | must be ex,
cused from giving you any information oil
advice on the subject.
You may rest assured, however, that nei
Their the honor or the interests of the coun
try will be neglected.
am, sir very respectfully,
your obedient servant,
c. NJ. CONRAD, Acting Secretary.
To GEoReE Law, Esq, New York.
Notwithstanding the conjectures of som,
of our New York cotemporaries, we agail
affirm that upon this subject the Admins
tration has taken high and firm ground, an,
will be found to have adhered consistent,
to tfrom the beginning. The country ma,
rest assured that the honor and dignity o
our flag, and the rights of our citizens, vii
not be surrendered or sacrificed by the Ad
ministration. This will be best attested b,
the result.
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PORK WANTED.

,E2$S wish TO purchase several hundred well
be paid. F. A. SAVAGE -
Glasgow, November 1SR1s52.
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Correspondents.

"Lrx."--No. We are well supplied.
"FRASK N."-Greatly obliged TO you,
aud will attend to your suggestion.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


- j. BROYHER. Nun Sire. Lgachbsrg, w
Importers 81 CHINA al EARTHEsA RE and Deal
IN CUf. Dressed and PLAN Class - mr. Loohfng
Biaascs Girafa,s. piaisd aud BrttIa NM fars Ifat
rs, Cos'ors d.; in receipt Of theif Spring
supply ut Domestic aud Fnrtru Goods vi fifs#f avn
infortstiaH-vbich embraces every article usually
found In such Establishments Our Stock is Of the
largest offered ia ths market and having been
fully selected and bought On the mosf favorable" terms,
- are determined not be uHdefsol1 by liouao
n the country. either North or South Merchants nnd
others wanting anything IN ibis line would do well
a and examine Stock and prea before purchasing
elseshcre-feeiinR confident rleasc all IN siyIe
quality md price Of Goods The Ladies' particular
IS invited IN call and examine our stock
IL.
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MECHANICAL.
IuEAT ATTRAcTIOn!-JtST r c,

IREAT ATTRACTION ~ ' Ga,l.
! - Tor The fall trade. iniins..-" 1iaiali''' " =
iap. fsrlor and Office STOVES, Tor WOOD +a1sS
md roal. Fac, and plain Cal Gratss WIN syssS
and without summer pieces beautiful and cheap
CoAing Ranges for wood and coal, some ne" he
winch have been selected with great care
No,tbrn ets. and warranted give perfect sa'ls
faction Chlsopis pntenl bot air yentilating ana POI
abe Furnace all sze, for warming D~eing.' Chef'"
Is. Factories. &c Patent Mobile Mirror Mantle :,
magnificent design and finish, aud which an iasl
ccdIug the OF Marble I;ob,-
riIg Rod. Cast iron Railing, Hydraue Rams III pe UNI
,rse Purps Of the best kind.i use Hose Leaa -,
Sheet lend ST We Fixtures, &c &C. making a.
the largest and most complete assortment ever ''e -
in IT,. market, and which shall be sold I9f lc' rISe
ans other c.rablishment in the city Z. .
p Sin and Iron Roofing. md Fave Cutters maui
an put on to order, in u superior manner = g y
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REV. VERNON ESkRIpGE. Ism

FoRTs MOUTH, Va, Aug. Is IS5I.
Mr.. ]. Il Boush--Dear Sir--While | am IN general
opposed 10 Patent Medcincs candor compels mo to
state tina, have great confidence in the virtues OF
Hamp1ons Vegetable Tincmre. / or several months
past have used it in my family nnd in dyspepsia loss
of appetite dizziness and general debility. with entire
So far my experience extends. therefore
] take pleasure in recommending il the afflicted
safe md efficient remedy.
/ am, respectfully, yours
VERNON ESkRIDGE,
Chnplain L \ Npvy
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nISS0LI TION.--Thc Co-rauper.hjP horeto-
} fore existing between the fulseribers, under the
sfye OF DrpiEf Cosrfos has been this day Dissolved
by mutuu consent. Iohn " Dudley ha- purchased the
interest of Nm Compton in the late concern and :"
discharge is liabilities. lie embraces this opportunity
To A thanks hs friends for tIet pat
fonngc 10 the concern af DupLtY GoNPToN, and 10
spliet - continuance in III new ronnnkion.
JND. ". DUDLEY.
WIN. A. COMPTON
CIxcis3An April 18Th. 1852.
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A CREE * McCLANAHAN, GROcERS

4 SasEE "a nicola AfsAN, GROtERS
a AND COHMkSSfON MER { ANTS,
LyScnRuRG, Va.
Oler for snle-
10 bags Rio and Lngurn Coffee
- " best old Jaynnnd Mocha do
IL hhds and bbs Moa5ses
y d." n. O. p. Il. Sugars,
; 81 Groix do,
% boxes and bbls Loaf, Crushed aud Powdered do,
26 tons country and rolled Iron( various SIZES &C.,
1900 best Cnst Steel,
225 kegs Nails
1000 bs Sole Leather
10000 lbs Cotton Yarns,
> boxes Manufactured Tobncco some very fnc)
40 boxes Adamnntine, Sperm and Tullow Candles
500 hrgsblasting undriae Powder,
1000 f best Safcy Fuse,
IL hacs O2nbrgs and Domescs.
100 bbls recifcd Whi,key,
- old Rye (.ome 5 years old
i " Vino, different qunlitiesl
Il and - pipes French ,}randy, (some fne,)
10 " old Apple Brandy,
. tierecs best London Porter,
10 bbls Rum and Gin,
with variety of articles not mentioned above,
making our stock a very aree aud desirablc one
W. give prompt attention to sales of consignments
o Flour, Wheat. fohncco Bacon and nil other kinds Of
country prodnee--aiso 10 receiving and forwarding
''o"IS, Produce &c may BITS
g'HE CoPARTNERHulP heretofore existing be-
tween The subscribers, under the style and firm d.
| GREGORY & RONALI, having this dav expired ry
imitation the business will be closed speedily ms pos
| sihIe. Those having caims against the concern " I'M
please present them without delay. aud those indebted
IL the concern vii! BE- Kind enough 10 srrtlc Mt their
liee opportunity. Before parting with our old frio,L
aud customers beg leayr tp return them our sincere
thanks tor thcir kndnoss, end to request them tIo,
they will MI forget Us uuder the new firm of GREGORY
kOlALL \ SIMPSON.
JAMES D. GREGORY,
JAMES I. ROYALL
June 30, 1852