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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-04-02

The Crop of Oats.

FRIEND EDITOR Notwithstanding the
many well written articles OH the culture
OF other grains, that of oats appears to re-
ceive the cold shoulder almost entirely.
In i volume Of the Cultiyator,' now be-
fore me, find but one article, meagre in
It's details on the subject, although there
are more bushels raised and consumed in
this section Of the country than of any
other grain, and at the present price, and
yietd, almost as profitable as any crop we
grow.
1t appears to be the practice with most
farmers to plant oats like the Irishman
said they did buckwheat in this country,
where nothing else will grow ANY
kind of land and culture is good enough,
and 1t is astonishing, with all this ncgl-
gence that we get as much as We do.
While the beneficial effects of various
kinds of manures arc tried on wheat, corn
etc, and ample rcmuneratlyc crops arc
produced; who ever heard OF such mon
slrosity i'll farming as mannrlng Oats
Yet the New ork Agricultural Society
records the fact that l20 bushels of oats
per acre have been Plo luccd, with the aid
OF litlle manure.
On the 28th Of February, 1851, com
menced pIoughing for oats, six inches
deep, and finished on the / lth OF March {;
narrowed the ground, with heavy harrow,
on the 9th, and sowed two bushels OF we'll
cleaned seed per acre OH the 28th and
narrowed and rolled it in. The oats grew
well and yielded 50 bushels per acre,
weighing 3 lb. per bushel. Notwith-
standing the uncommon dryness of tie
season, this was the heaviest crop have
ever grown on the ground, and | attribute
it 70 the ground being plowed early, and
becoming sufficiently packed for the oats
10 take root immediately.
| have sowed from bushels to per
acre, and find that as much oats can be
raised from two bushels sowed as from
any other quantity. Ii sown too thick
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29oetrp.
Answer Me, Burning Stars.

Answer me, answer me, burning stars of night
Where, where is the spirit gone,
Where, where is the spirit gone;
That 5 past the reach Of human sight,
Fen as breeze has flown:
Fen as breeze has flown?
Aad the stars answered me, & We roll, we roll
In light and power on high;
But Of the never-dying soul,
Ask things that cannot die!
But of the never-dyiHg soul,
Ask things that cannot die ~
Speak, then, thou voice of God within,
Thou of the deep, low tone;
Answer me through life's restless din,
Where has the spirit flown;
And the voice answered, " Be thou still F.!
Enough to know is given
Clouds, winds, and stars, their task fulfil
Thine is 10 trust in Heaven -
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1t was in the spring of 1913, that |
was taking a tour through Louisiana and
Texas, for the restoration of my health.
My tour was a comprehensive one and
included various excursions through cane
brake and mountain, as fancy and pro-
clivitv for a hunters life impclled me.
During one of the canc-brake expeditions
in search Of BARR the following adventure
did truly happen, as certain deep scarup-
OF my prQpTio persona can faithfully
attest.
had been several hours passing the
trail of an 'old he,' in company with
several hunters, whose love OF barr meat
so far exceeded their courtesy 10 strangers,
that an hour had elapsed since heard the
veil of their dogs far down the lake, al
though they knew that my horse had
thrown me off and taken hiDlseD of at
precisely one and the same time.
Being thus alone on the north side Of
the old Pontchartrain, and seeing every
probability of my remaining there until
next morning, took it for good time to
catch fish, and rugged up my hooks for
the purpose. These Southern lakes as
every body knows, have muddy shelving
banks, the last places in the world to look
for fish, seeing that the blindest fishes IN
creation will see the sportsman long be-
fore his eve can catch glimpse OF them.
This peculiarly made it necessary to seek
out a leaning tree or some such conye-
nience, from which he may reach water
deep enough TO cast a hook, and II SAID
leaning tree possess bushy top, IN
which the fisherman can conceal himself,
so much the better for his purpose.
After a little search, found one exactly
TO nv taste. 1t was an ancient beach,
that had ventured TO grow so near the edge
of the bank that very slight cayc-in un-
derminded its centre of gravity and bent 1t
in a profound bow far over the lake.
With my tackle always in my pockets
for such purposes, and couple OF frogs
that | had fortunately caught mapping,
| crept along the trunk out-out-out---
out to the very extremity, at least 90 lcet
from the bank, and seated myself for work.
1t was a beautiful evening. The deep
green of the spring leaves IN that intense
region, always reminds me OF looking
through thick pair OF green glasses. and
at that particular hour of the day the
color seemed even deeper than usual IN
fact ii was so green as 10 appear absolutely
dark as washerWomen pat indigo INTO
their soap-suds until our shirt-bosOms get
white enough TO appear diate.
/ had scarcely got my hook bailed, be-
fore the birds. frightened at first by my ap-
proach, returned and after little proudlsh
twisting Of iheir uecks 10 look for me,
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New SerieS-V0l. G-NO. "a.

the straw is weak, and more apt to fall,
and the heads not so well filed. S.
Philadelphia CO., March /, 1852.
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From Artfur's Home Gazette.
A FISHING F1ROLIC
ON LAKE PONTCHARTRAIN.
BY 4 TRAVELLING EATUHAL1sT.

BY TRAVELLING EATURAIIsT.
The following was related to me by a
gentleman of unquestioned veracity, now
i merchant in New Orleans. have made
40 alteration except IN the language, and
but little i'll that, except to soften some of
the authors expletiyes.)
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS


EXCHANGE HOTEL DIR II Hoge, Mlss A Z
pet.rmau and Miss f Petermsn Montgomery; w
Levp. portsmouth,; Dunspaugh. y Hor-
ner Jr, Phla; II Lapley do; Miss Nj A 4 Suttle, DR.
Evans ami DR. Leay, Amelia Mr anT Miss McPhaile,
Charlotte; Mics MCPhaile, Norfolk; w Green,
Charlotte; DIR w l. Robinson, Cumberland A Ell.
lis IN Jr, and lady, Lynchbnre; w Harris Louisa;
r q Taylor, N y; + !. Parish, Albemarle; DR. T p
Temple Hsnovet; w william som Orange; Robt d
BANKS and lady, Miss; Capt ii Houche, Bremen
Bark Wieh and; Meman, Boston; J w Logans
lady, Miss Logars end Miss Hausbrough, Gooch
land; " & hem, Y; I r Paine, Baltimore; Mrs o
kIngs solving, ) children and serTi, LyCchburg; G
ii Chi,ds Y; e + Lite and iaJy. Va; Mr Gray,
California; DR. Davis and lady, Charleston; Victor
Bland y Prof Lawrence Hale, New orleans;
w . Allison Lynchburg; stottufoh and w Il
Weed Y;iR Hard. Caroline; H Miller, Hartford;
WN Berkeley, Loudour; T Brown, Richmond.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL-T Nasse, Goochiandi
W ID Fhppin, Cumberland; ssunderson, DO;
i Cheathan. Lunenourg; NJ Chcstham, d.; u l.
Armstrong, X & b Il; 4 NJ Booker, FarmvilIo;
Mead or, Amelie; Meade , Charlotte; A boot"
and G w Elliott do; White, Ameiia; w L Wood
rum and Hoes do; E Belts, Halifax; j q Mills,
do; Mss.ie, G0ochand; X Fl Watkins, Z;
w McGcehe, Louisa; } l. Jones ana Ii w Murray,
de- Mines, Flarauna; / w fpes, Holloway; X
w Carren, Fluyanns; ii w Barkette, do; James III
Estes, Columbia; e II Carril gton, Cartarsviiie Jas
Meador, CVmbe Hand; + NJ Cebell, Nelson; = w
Harris, N c. p w Allen, N {; l. hughes, Buckiny-
hsrn; IL Conuel Unios Va; J Z Cook, Pow hatan;
Nj Hobson, do; c II Feathers,on, Amelia; w Les
ter, Chesterfield.
CITY HOTEL.-C IL Graves, Surry; Wrl L
Taylor, New York; Frayse Boydton; b Edu,
Clsrasvile; Pitcher Essex Il Ii Watkins Va;
w Tree and q Ii Johnson. Louisa; A Maupir,
A.5emar.; John L Mallory, Va e Il X; I Vest
and Co! Thompson, Hanover; ) W Smith ana
lady, c; NJ ID Sumner, Sou;hamp,on } Phil
lips, Albenars; II Van BIZ, Philadelphia; : c
Hing and lady, and aiiss Warren ard SERVANT,
Eatcbe- r N Boykin. Portsmouth,; |. Myers, New
York Nj hlilymaR. pnIladplUiIa.
AMERICAN HOTEL.-AB Gordon, BALTIMORE
Dr >aundcrs, Lynchburg; c II Hubbard, I;
Finley, Weston; II Is Seymour, Il c; G Kid
der New York; + etCGdard aud lady, and Mrs
Garrison ard servant, A a; w Turpin aud w
Royal, Powhatan; Il hiorlis Mics l. Payne and
w Payne, Louise; Ii ID Butler Va; T + lhorasr,
G; Hon K II Meade, Petersburg; J Il Anderson
ard Harrison Jr :Ricnrrond; Lindsey, vii
mingson; W Bryan, Ga g Smith, Baltimore: J
Fusus, buckingham; Dr. L II Smith, Dinw!dcie; J
Canrnack, Sqottsy ivana; 6 Buchanan, pni.a.
delphia c ii Bradford, NV Yo!k; W q Parker,
ctatiOTd q Dawson, Baltimore.
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hIAitINL NE W ,.
PURT GF stICEs O>D.

ARRIVED.
Scar Eldad Jarvis, Albany. lanber.
scnr Aluleda, Weden, Philadelphia, gas fStares,
&c.
Schr Louisa, Hand, Philadelphia cosl.
Schr Telegraph. Davis Bait more.
SAILED,
Scdr Sea Flower, Dayton, Providence.
schr w Dayton, Douglass, Reg ToIt, tlour,
w ID Colquirt.
Scar W P Corbe;t Hewett New York, -four AID
feed, D Carrie.
s,hr L Ii Hundley, Hammond, Navy York -four
aud feed, ID Currie.
Schr Iva. Garwood, New York, coz.
Schr c Brown, Mckee, James Iiigar
Schr D w ElGiise, OGDEN, Washington, stone.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-26

~ former Students OF the Uasersiiy Of Virginia,
who may be In Richmond, are requested to meet
In the Hal of the Houss Of Delegates on the even.
ing Ut The I'd Ct December.
The objects of the meeting are to take into con.
side, alton the means for promoting the interests
OF the University and to perfect the plan now 10
the hands Of the Committee appointed at the last
meeting OF the Alumni for the procurement Of a
copy of kaphaers School of Athens
Messrs X M + Buntsr, William Daniel, Jr, Fl
II Stuart and Alexander Rives, alumni ct the Uni
versity, have been invited 10 a dress the meetin
THOS IL ELLIS.
IHD K THOMPSON.
y MINOR
JGO : CASKIE.
n II btASSIE.
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VERNON ESKRIDGE.
Chaplain in tue L. States Nav

Hampton's Vegetable Tincture, oy its mild action =,
the stomach, liver and the kidneys will cure dysnen
STA cough, asthma bronchial and lung affections M
IN the back, side and breast, consumption scr6tno
rheumatism, govt, neuralgia stula piles bowel rr1
plants, worms, nervous debihty-with all disease, an
sing from impure blood, and is the greatest female
dcine ever known
Call and get pamphlets gratis and see certificates Of
cures
For sale by o. A. STRECKER, Main street, Rich
mond g. B. JONES co. Petersburg Va; Doctrx
COOKE, Fredericksburg MORTIMER & NOW
BRAY, Baltimore; and b. Druggists generally
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I'm MANUFACTURES, -
WHOLESALE AND RE.

k11-rHA WHOLESALE AND RE,s
~ix1N tSVATAIL DEALERS IN BOOTS.
SHOES, TRUNKS. VALICEs,
CARPET BAGS, Ac-PEMBERTON Il BRO, f6l
Main street, opposite the Exchange Bank, respect,
fully invite strangers visiting the city and the pub
lie generally, to call and examine their large and
complete assortment of articles In the above line
Their price, WILL be found to be as low those Of
any other house, whether by the single pair dozen
or The stock embraces
Genie;nen's Dress Shoes, Caters and Bootees
Do cali, kip, and stout Boots and Bootees
Youths Boots sn1 Bootees, of many kinds
Servants Broaues, bound end unbound
Ladies' Shoes, Buskins, Kids Jenny Linds, &c
Ladies' black, bronze snd colo ed Caters
Buskins and Bootees for servant women, various
styles
Misses and Childrens Shoes, in great variety
Travelling Trunks, plain Leather and Hair
Trunks
VsAll of which are'oaered at the lowest rates
PEMBERTON & BRO 1Sl Main 81
sOpposite Exchange Bank, Richmond, Va.
IN
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PIAsUS,-P. ii. TAYLOR

xsxSl pIAnUS.-P. ii. TAYLOR is
SssE5;ssss constantly receiving elegant sad
~ D Il nplan I Fiapos from the popular ma.
These instruments received the great gold medal
prize at the "Wo'ld's Fair" Londcn, i85l; AID
they have invariably received the first prize at the
American Institute Fairs in this country They
combine all the modern improvements with the
Metallic Frame and patent orer strings end are
confidently recommended for susetrtss of toRe su6
great durability which quality will be appreciated
in the country, where good tuners are seldom
found.
H. Taylor has cold these instruments 10 this
city for the last seventeen yeas to the entire salts
faction of his numerous customers.
I1S' Old Pianos taken in part pay.
Piano Stools and Music, Uhe larges, and best
collection in the Sta'e) Violin and Guitar STRINGS
Violins and Gai.ars of the best quality at low
prices. P. H. TAYLOR,
Piano and Music Store
Co.'S I60 Main street, opposite the Banks
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TO SPORTsNIEN OF THE FIELD.
IL THOMAS I'll. TyRER. re

La spect ully informs the friends and
old CT stom of his father, and the
~A public general, that he has just
opened handsome. assortment of Double nnd
single Guns, Powder Finsks, shot Belts,
Game Bags, and every article in the Gun and
Sporting line. Also, great variety OF Colts Five
Shooters, Aliens Reyolvers, siagle barrel Pistols OF
all kinds, Bowie Knives, &C. &c, all of which will
be sold at the lowest possible prices
GUNSMlTHING done in all its varieties such as
gun. rifle and pistol stocking, altering firearms Of
all kinds into percussion and all other repeirs be
longing TO tine trade. Keys fitted 10 door trunk
cabinet and other locks; and walking Canes mount
ed in gold or sver-ell of which will be under the
supefin:endence Of his father, THOMAS TYRER
well known 10 the public of Virginia for the last
% years and notice is here given that TYRER'S
Gun Establishment is No ll6 Main. 3 doors below
Governor street.
NOTICE to my old friends, customers, and the
public in general, ia here given as per advertise
ment above, that you will find me once again fol
lowing my old business; ard it will give me much
pleasure t. wait on all who rnay give me call at
No. lie Main street, In selling TO them any article
in line Of business from the smallest quantity
Of ammunition ID superior doube-barrel Gun; or
in attending to any work in the gunsmithng line;
and promise that no such work shall leave Tyrers
Gun Establishment, unless it is done in the most
substantial and superior manner.
THOMAS TYRER,
no 5-dlm Gun ard Rifle Maker
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NoRTHAMPToN COUNTY, April II ,sz,
urs, ELIZABETH BAGWFTr
Rev. Vernon Eskridse, r.. aN

PORTSMOUTH VA, August H. Ia;r
Mr. J Boush-Dear Sir: While am in EMAIL
posed to Patent Medicines candor conpels ms N .
that have great confidence III the virtues Of Hsr
toms Vegetable TinCture. For several months nsat
have used it IN my family, and in dyspepsia
petite, dizziness and general debility with entire M,
cess. So tar as my experience extends therefore
take pleasure in recommending it to the afflicted a.
safe and efficient remedy. "
| am, respectfully, yours,
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1T a MEETING OF THE CUUNCIL
~ of the civ of Richmond b Id EIiiay. October

a Il u MEETING OF THE lUtNVIb
"a OF the city of Richmond, IBID Friday, October
Goth, le53, the following was adopted:
The council being satisfied that the petitions 81
Corbin Warwick and OF; e:s are the petit'Gas OIL
o1e-fourth of the treehodars ct the city, doth on
the said petitions
Resoire, That a pol be and the same Is hereby
directed TO take the Of the freeholders Of ns
the city, may subscribe the stock oi the Richmond
and Danyile railroad company, q company iuc1s-
porsted for work Of internal improvement 10 sas
Siate part Of which is be constructed in or near
the city, amount not exceeding $50 oo0 thai inc
time of the poll bs Thursesy. the Cd day o. Deeen-
Der next and that this resolution bs published tot
one month ard afterwards until the day OF the poh,
In at least two newspapers otthe city.
true copy: WIN r SHEPPARD,
no ltd Cik C.. kichmoud.
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,xyrpwve sPsnk as 70 Wise Me,.n
!" BY any other Medicine ,hnS MADg

my 0thef Medicine than rInOs
TON Vegetable Tineture,-GRssr ramp.
OaL DlSCos Eff With such testirporv HrDt
ger PROOF can be gwen, unless it be trial ~ 20 stroo
oeTfui HamEton's Vegetable Tincturs Vi THIS r9s.
Let the afflicted read read,
bARRELLvrLLE, ALLEGAsy ca NJ
To Messrs Martinez 4. uou, May 4, 1852
r; Dear o'Is In Justice to DIR Hampton. u.
IlnctuIe; l wish TO inform you that + - eee's5..
on the Sd day Of January last with an taken SEA
stomach, bowels and kidneys wasat, Lt'yh Of the
eminent physicians for more than two ~ i11y
Tie or no effect. had knoyIadga s All lit
virtue IN Hampton's Tncture from or, me Ers4t
my wife had taken two years since o "0''ie winch
came to the conclusion that y,ou,5 -,
medicine from my physicians but tr, tS = no In0,s
ana am happy to inform you had not al thctHr3;
Gays before FELT its powerful influence II iva
ach- nave continued using the Tinctura ~ ny SION
aDS 10 ieaVe my room, aud can eat am, CO. sI TOW
ach. FN'e oh ny s,01a.
The afflicted or their friends are daily, ,i.,:
learn OF the great virtue there is in tb ne %
HaInptOn's. " '"4' 4iacture gf
expect to send you several Certificate,
days-one especially from young LADY VIII Ia ie-
the head, affecting the brain " UiSease Of
Respectfully yours, FUu
On the permanency of the cure bea, hin, g.
other letter from the above! N'' SAA a.,
bARRELLVILLE, ALLEGASY Co. Mn
Messrs Mortimer Mowbray; - i0'<.
Dear Sirs' | am happy to inform Won tb..,,.
hnds me III the enjoyment of good health h., s Day
your Hampton's Tincture and the bless1yoc Use u
am enabled to pursue my daily avocatioug as u'
nave great desire that the afflicted sbonld ana
great curative powers OF the Tincture AN0" 'as
am, with respect, yours
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pkIVATE PRACTiCE.--Dr PLUME 8
L CO may be consulted, confdentslly, for the
treatment of the following diseases: Eruptions
Sore Legs, Ulcers, Glandulsr SwelIings, or en-.
Engagements, Syphilis, and all morbid discharges
whether recent or chronic. Also. all those COM
plants termed female diseases. The advertisers
invite attention to thoir chemical extract of Wild
Flowers, which may be regarded as the very best
article known, to give tone and viaor TO certain
abused aud debilitated well 70 rcnoYsse
ssystem shattered by dissipation or other cause.
Medicines securely put up, with full directions,
and sent to order. Post paid letters promptly at
tended to. Office on Franklin street, below Ex'
change Hotel, and Hrst door below trinity church.
Richmond, Virginia te9
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n. ". NELSUN q CO.,

"a n. w. NELSON d CO.,
ga MERCHANT TAILORS,
MI Broad St, Opposite s. f. Z. r Depot,
Have received their Fall and Winter
Goods, embracing the latest and most fashionable
styles. They respectfully reques. cal! from their
customers and ths pubic
Attention is oIso called 10 their superior assort.
ment Of ready made clothing, which cannot posi-
bly, fail to please both as regards style and price.
DC I'm
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EXCHANGE HOTEL.
RICHMOND VA.


vINHE subscriber. having completed his winter
J. rapgemenis, takes this opportunity Of return
ing his sincere thanks TO bis friends and the public
enerally for ahe lib raj PATRONS he has received
since he opened the above establishment, and begs
leave to say that the Exchange Hotel is now in
better condition for the comfort Of its guests than it
hos ever been before. He has made many changes
dictated by experience, which add greatly to its
style "a well to its comforts ard respectfully
Ects continuance OF the patronage hitherto so lib
orally bestowed upon him.
JOHN P BALLARD,
no l0-dts Proprietor.
From the Richmond Vhig of Nou 9th, 1852.
EXCHANGE EoTEL This celebi ated Hotel, dis
tnguished throughout the country for its superior
accommodation, has, under the management of It's
present landlord Mr. John P Bal ard, acquired in a
brief period greatly extended celebrity. And
that such is the is matter of surprise to us
Indeed it is but striking conf nation OF fact well
known to all who have any knowledge Of Mr. BIS
mode of entertain ng to wit, that in enterprise, Ia
activity, in the manner and style of furnishing, in
studious and anxious efforts to comfort and
happiness to his guests, he ia unsurpassed any
where. We have been inclined to say this much of
the Exchange, and its landlord in particular, by
personal observation of the superb accommodation
Of the house and the interchangeable efforts of Mr. B..
to accommodate satisfactorily. We have observed
shat ty many striking chopges have been made
upon the principal floor, both useful and ornament
nj, which indicate increased comfort and conven
fence no lots
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DAsTIIEs DE PARl, or Paris Loxsagers,
for the iation and cure OF bronchitis hosrse-
ness, and al other diseases Of the throst. for saie
ALLX DCvAL,
noe No 1S5 Main corner 18th o.
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l. w r saEs-N. ,. q II. DONNAN, NO.
IL 10 Pearl street, offer FIR sale, of direc,
importation, and American manufacture
5000 dozen Table Knives and forks, every va.
rie.y
5000 dozen Pen Pocket Knives every vyiety
100 do Razcrs of Rodgers, Wade d Butch.
err, and WUsteuh Um's manufacture
geo dozen Scissors and Shears, various GU ali
ties
a500 pair straight and fine twisted link Tt ace
Chains
500 dog Pad, Chest, Closet, and Till Locks, as
sorted
100 dozen Stock Locks; assorted sizes
SO do Rim, Knob and Morticc Locks, with
Brass, White and Mineral Knobs
200 dozen Rowland's, Ames and other makes,
Spades and Snovels
SO dozen Hay and Manure Forks
300 90 Curry Combs, OF all qualities
900 do Axes of Virgai.'s Collins, Sim;
mons, and others manufacture
100 dozen Hammers and Hatchets
800 Coal Hods various sizes
2 Tenders, Brass, Wire, and Pierced Iron
5000 lbs MAYORS and Marshall's Cast Steel,
square round, and octagon shapes
lCQ0 dozen Files, embracing every variety and
size of Hand, Cross-cut, Fit and Mill Saw,
ard Flat Bast I'd
$50 Double ana single Barrel Percus sion Guns.
part fine quality
500 thousand q ID Percu Ssion Cans
Together with other articles kept in the Hardware
line
Merchants and others visiting Richmond would
fnd it TO taeir interest to giye US q cal-which we
respectfully solicit SEGA