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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-22
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA.
SENATE.

"WEDNESDAY, Dec. 81, 1853.
Mr.. LOGAN, from the Committee for Courts OF
Justice reported House bill releasing the Common
EEealths right 70 certain lots in the City Of Rich
msud, tn George West without amendment
Mr.. STEESRoD. from the Commtee on Roads
&c, reported bills increasing the capital OF the Pu-
laskl aud Giles Turnpike Company; Increasing the
capital Of the Fairmout and Wheeling Turnpike
Company; making further appropriation tor the
construct sIon Of the Coviugtou and Ohio Railroad
SlJ19, to be expended ia completing the Beverly
ami Fairmont Road, &c; amending the charter OF
the LunsnbQrg Plank Road Company; authorising
the Improvement of certain land in the county OF
Aentico for wharf purposes; increasing the capital
or the West Liberty and Bethany Turnpike Com.
pany.
Mr. STANDS. from the Committee on General
Laws, reported bill authorisiug the trustees oil the
Methodist Episcopal Church in Winch ester TO sell
ana convey certain property belonging to sad
Church.
Mr.. SIXTH, from the Committee on Banks, re-
ported House bill Incorporating the Shockoe Hill
Savings Bank In the City Of Richmond, without
amendment
Mr. Turner, from the Select Committee on Sala-
ries, reported several bills.
Resolutions were proposed by
Mr. HALL-Releasing John H. HaudIev and
other merchants in Ihe county OF Mason, from the
payment Of tax, &c.
Mr.. .THoMAs-!ncorpoTating gthe Farmers MiIina
Company in the county of Fairfax.
MIR. bUSWELL-IHcreasing the compensation Of
Clerks OF the Circuit Court for services rendered
the Commonwealth
Mr.. BALDWIE-lncreasing the compensation
now allowed to the Surgeon OF the Armory and
Penlentiary.
Mr.. TUEsEE-Authorising the Board of Publi,
Works 70 subscribe to the capital stock OF the hide
pendent Railroad Company
hr. bRAWNER-Io inquire into the exreiiencv
OF providing by law, SOME person 10 Discharge tae
functions OF the Governor when he shall be ternpg
rarIiy absent from the seat of Government
Ar. MchRNsEY-AmenGiag the law touching the
liability OF husband for the debts and contracts ot
his wife, entered into before their interlnarria1e
20 as to Limit hi a5i!i to tle value OF the propr
ty or estate which he may acquire in right OF his
wife.
Mr. MoHCURE-Amending the charter of the
Fredericksburg and G0riOasyiIIe Railroad Com.
pany and OF increasing the capital stock thereof
Mr TAZEwE1L-Aueh0risiug a state subscriD-
ton Of threehths to the capital stock of the Tam
many ! Planh Road Company
MI TAzEwELL-D!schG the Committee en-
Roads tom the further consideration of resoIu.
ti1n in relation loan by the State OF 5000 10
the Roanoke Valley Railroad Company
Mr.. MARTIN, from the Select Committee on that
subject, reported bill in relation to the county
roads II the county Of Marshall.
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Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-12-31

'ne poor man should not be taxed to nav the sa,o.
RES OF the judicial officers. Of all the subter-
uges resorted to by dishonest Office seekers this
= surely the poorest. For, who paws tAe tax .
certainly not the poor man. for he has not the
property to be taxed-the rich man must nav +
men, and what is the result? The rights Of tho
man VINO pays tax of one dollar are equally nro-
tected' and his interests equally advanced with
those OF the man who pays thousand dollars
Ihe law of strict reciprocity would seem to de-
mand that there should be an Inequality between
the two. But such is not the case--and in th;a
consists the beauty of this department of govern.
ment' that every man is equal in the eye of the
law But, if there is any inequality in the ease
II IS certainly In favor of the poor man--for with
out paying so much the rich man. he has an
aole counsellor in the person of the JUDGE. who
is honor bound to that even handed Justice is
melted out to every man, no matter what NAV he
his condition
Should such state of affairs take place az we
have proposed, the change will be seen and felt.
Justice Will reign supreme, the elements of socie
~ VIII be drawn together in ties of closer union
an harmony--shall not An effort be made to Sc
cure this happy change? ENOCH.
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For tie Soathern STANDARD
OBITUARY.

OJiludlgs
JOHN De LANCEY, a lovely little boy of two years
and five months old, and son of John De Lancey and
Mary A. Watkins, OF Schenectady, New York, died
in Columbus Miss, the house of his relative James
w Harris, Friday, the l4th inst, at IL O'Clock
p NJ.
1T O'Clock, P. NJ. the same day of the succeed
ing week, tle sorrowing mother followed her darling
enid te tomb. At the invitation of relatives with
her little children, she had lately accompanied
them South, jor the benefit OF mder winter. OF
COURSE she was comparatively stranger amongst
But there are Instances which the last hours afford
a satisfactory Compendium of the entire lie and this
was strkingly true the death OF this lovely lady
We had read of, but never witnessed such death.
From first to last there was no wandering of the
thoughts, or the least failure OF the mihdand for the
last fifteen hours, continued through rapid and par
tai breathing, the usual silence of the death scene
was unobserved-she herself being the principal and
almost constant taker. At her request the 25th Psalm
commenced being read g | mistaken, it is
the Odd Which read she responding and dwell
ing upon its concluding word forever Her church
was mentioned and the Episcopal Prayer Book brought
Brief and appropriate remarks made of each ;
hut they not dwet on as things of refuge IN an
h Vi ' M """nunt with them had been llade
up. Ihey were part OF hefse1t ana WouIu company
her Heaven. Other matters claimed attention now
Composure was urged and friends entreated not to
weep. g | am in no pain, not the least. My only
trouble is difficulty of breathing" Mary, you
afraid to die = Oh, no. SIR, was the reply, with
smile of joy-soon adding hope the Lord will re-
ceive me-" Love tokens were distributed, and kind
messages be delivered to the absent and loved
forgetting the humblest domestic. Endearing and
advisory words spoken the sobbing and watch
ing husband-the word foretase distinctly uttered
and the last grasp of his hand and the last breath
soon followed. And there lay before the corpse o
MARY A. WATKINS, daughter of John Austin Yates
decd, late Professor in Union College; confessed
by the many who stood around and knew her, to have
been highly gifted, intelligent and refined, amiab
t and lovely, and beloved here-pious-and her re
deemed spirit gone to Heaven. In the language o
her distinguished physician, the throughout wa
: Heavenly and sublime.
The larger and nearer circle of friends at the Nort
who knew her. had most or all of the life of % years
which ended in such death here, dmly and feebl
described The two must have been most beautiful
consistent, and viii to embalm her memory an
Il virtues, there and here in living hearts
One little son is left to learn hereafter of the faith
, er, his now unconscious loss.
Columbus, December IS, 1853
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Miss c. 3. ReYn0liS.

We are informed by those who have listened to
her That upon the voin-that most difficult of in
Strumenis->he displays talent which is but lit
have visited US. l. fact, it is asserted that far
de.leacy OF touch and tone. aud even brlancy. She
treada closely upon OLE Bull, the great master
Ii this be So another musical uninarv IS amono
US Miss REYNOLDS also performs finely upon the
hute' another masculine accomplishment, as uni
que and novel as her masterng Of the violin, and
sings very sweetly.
We have no doubt that she will draw the lar
Sest houses during her stay. The ladies, at least.
viii be glad TO attend the Concert of one Of their
own SEX who stands as high in the social circle,
where she moves, as in the superb genius with
which she is gifted.-lashrdle Union.
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valuable Farm For Sale.

THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale his farm situ"@~Ags
| eirt Dnrrrsal I'oau, 20 mics from Columbus ana
adjoining the Military Springs The tract con-
tains $50 acres of land about 80 of which is under
fence in fne state of cultivation. a comfortable
dwelling house withsix rooms Stables, cribs and al
necessary out buildings. A fine orchard of apples
peaches and plums. HI will also sell Corn, Fodder
Oats Stock Hogs, Cows and calves, Household and
Kitchen Furniture, &C.. &c. If the above farm is
sold private sale previously, will the 9th day
Of January 1854 ofhr the for sale to the highes
bidder on the premies For particulars apply on tbs
premises or to E. Lbwsng Jr. Columbus Miss.
E. DOWSING, SR.
December IL, 1S53-47-4t.
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Miss G. b. REYNOLDS.

We announce to the citizens of Huntsville
and vicinity, with feelings Of delight, The arrival
OF this distinguished American artist and that she
will give her first entertainment in Huntsville on
Wednesday evening, the 18th list,
Attic we have not had the pleasure of hearing
her, the manner ofherreception elsewhere, as well
as the tone of the public press, is the highest evil
d nee OF her ability TO charm and to please Miss
RErNoLos has, in making her tour South appeared
IA Cincinnati, Louisville, Lexington, Nashville. DC
DC, and has every where given the most unbound
ed satisfaction; and, as We are credbv informed
at every Concert, after her first appearance in any
city, she has been honored with an increased nun
Der OF hearers This the case in our sister CITY
Nashville, but few nights since, in remarkable
degree. After crowding Odd Fellows Hall for
several nights, on her last night. (the Cd, she
appeared at the AdeIphi Theatre, and filled it to
Overlooking.
While Miss Il. is a vocalist of superior merit she
unltes the still more accomplishments of per-
forming on the violin and flute, in manner un-
equacd by any lady in Europe o. America. She
is truly prodigy, and Ter high staadjngas a Iady
her nationallty-her rare and superior accom-
plishments-entitc her to liberal patronage from
our citizens and we trust that her success may be
equal TO her varied talents
I
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IT AVE removed the l,"w Store on Water St.,
| next to The corner of St. Louis, one square
in the rear of their former stand, md have con
stantv on hand full assortment Of k,ntuclv and
India Baggng Rope and Irvine.
The attention of Planters and Merchants, par
ticularly called to new article of Noehine Spun
Rope, Familiarity known as the Green clench, .
which is exactly adapted to planters wants, beng
entirely free from gouts CT knolty places, and hay
ing only length of rope in each coil thus saving
to ] cent per ID in the loss for ends, compared
with ordinary rope. For this brand. well a
the L. NJ Co., so long and favorably known
which is also a superior rope, We are the Sol
Agents in this market,
Purchasers can be supplied in any quantity ant
quality, and on the most reasonable terms.
/ December II l853-47-tf.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-12-31
FRESH ARRIVAL OF
HD ER w @GD HD SIS
AT THE
NEW ORLEANS STORE.
M1rIKRt tS1CCNt

THE undersigned respectfully intimates to the La
dies that he has now received large and varied
ssortment of STAPLE & FANCY DRY GOODS
hich having been bought FOR Cash and under peculiar
favorable circumstances will be offered at much les
tin the regular prices. Ladies will be convinc %
tn, if they will call and Judge for themselve~ NJ
stol consist in part of the following zz H..
bel and co5orcd Ss, Merinoes CnhGrtS' MI VGGs-
ai"es Lnines, Lsres Apacas G.,@ i'@ G. = ot az! =
Gngms at S1 IS cents per gd fast colors C@Icoes
1ri s Insn n LINEN pn" Ec<n Tas and r9; Eye Da
per- Dn.os Noi. Does casb5 ci,1 hSza DO ana ia
Cotton iOssy '5 assg[lnS nes Go , d. 10 De- ..
"I have Deqsfs of Silks on End nd, some of which arc
slightly dmaged which all sell at great saeriiice
also AXE the liberty reminding the ladies thai ,l
PRdcFS of who will offer these Goods prohibit
20 from, oi,inn-redit. WIN. SMILES.
Columns ,1 Hiss. Dec. 3rd, 1858. 45-tf.
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M w HOWELL thankful to those who have
formerly bestowed their business upon him re-
spectfuIly requests continuance of the same, and
also offers his services to tho citizens Of Iowndes
and the adjoining counties general Agent and Col
lector He will attend to all business entrusted tc
his care strictly and directed by the parties at the
usual commissions. He may be found in Columbus
at all times WHEN not absent on business.
Dee. % lS3-3-48-n
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LOUISVILLE, KY, Dec. %, 1858.
Facihc dates l4th sales Cotton three DAYS nine.
fn thonsand Orleans lair six three fourths
sddnng SIX upland fair six three eightbs !; mid,
lns I'VE seven elghths. All qualities slightly adj
VAnceu. Spectators took six thousand
DENNY
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EiraI Settlement.

STATE oF,AII$ISsIPPl, LOWNDEs COUNTY.
To all persons interested an tie Estate Of Waiter c
Winston, deceased
YOU are herebynotifed that will at the next Feb
ruary term ofths Probate Court of said county
to be held on the tst Monday in February, in accord
ance with leave granted at the December term of salt
court present ny and vouchers for final set
Element of said Estate at which time you may appea
and object if yol see fit.
ISAAC WINSTON, Executor.
Dec s. I853-7-3w
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TENNESSEE C0Nu;SS;0N HOTSE.

I P000 Pounds of Bacon just received, consist
lJUUU ing Hams, Shoulders and Sides
Bacon and Lard of a superior quality--ior cash or
credit until January 1884, for acceptance.
For sale by d. BALDWIN, Agt
Liberal advances made on bacon, and other articles
left with US on sales. Refer to Messrs. Franklin g.
Bro, Gay & Bro, and o. Z. Keller
July 80, 1858 If
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MARRIED.-On the oath instant bv the Rev. l..
J. Scholar, Mr.. JOSEPH BOLTON, to Ms ELyIRA
HARRISON, both of Columbus, MiSsissppl.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-12-31
Portrait Painting.

ny J. Jackson, having returned to Columbus by
request has opened rooms the Piano aud
Furniture Store Of Mr.. Womelsdorf, where the Ladies
and Gentlemen of the city and vicinity, cordially
invited to call and examine specimens, among which
may several portraits of citizens of this place
Prices
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Pianos, Pianos.

n of J.. WoMELsDoRFF. Persons wishing to buy
would do we'll call they will be sold cheap,
to close out the present stock. | will warren them to
be No. l, instruments ]. WOMELSDORFF.
Nov 26, 1853 44-2t.
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For the Southern Standard.
The Judiciary.


n MINISTER Of frightful mien' would stalk faar,essl,
q ~ hopt every land; crime would be mutt
W. red the weak unprotected, the guilty unponisb-
IN ~ ana tnus the fair places Of creation would be
IN @aEefted INTO cherries deserts unfit ior the babi
lion Of man
NJ saeh IS the nature Of this department OF gov
l@sAl, and i Che relation tha; it bears to soce-
= such as has been represented above. it is I'M
TAEf'y necessary that the persons who are Sc
'# etted TO discharge The important duties OF the
N judiciary should be "hone.t, capable and fl. >
And since these duties are both important and
= complex The Judiciary officers must be talented,
IN order to discharge ably and fifty The require
III ments OF the stations in which they have been
placed besides, the dutie of this Office are nu-
6f merous, aud consequently, require the greater
3 part o. the attention of the officers For these
reasons the salaries of the judicial officers should
5 III be large
We contend that the sal ries Of these officers
IN tbs State are by far too small For instance,
~ the salary OF Circuit Judge is only two thousand
tsalars, barely sufficient pay his expenses around
the circuit and support his family, if he has one
III What inducement could there be for a man of SUI
IA fIe'R ENehJS 10 become cahuludIe Tor an o1lce
b.g VIII such salary attached when he could make
k.sn6re by the practice of his profession
we would not be understood to insinuate thai
& ne present Judicial officers are OF men Of talent.
Bat Ne do say that in this district at least, they
are sacrificing self interest for the good of the
community; and it is shame upon the intel-
= grncr, the Ebcraty, and the public spirit of the
~ pa0ulc that such men as those who now occu0y
- "'''' o0"PJ
6v responsible stations Oh Jna'c'al olnceFS among
Vi Sho'd receive sUch l'lIln5 remuneration lof
p ,,...-.,.., :o,.-,,,...,...,....
all ~ ,1,a;. ...,.o;,. oai.a. a,, t,a
90 ~, end ,,,,. ,,,nn,;tr or
en- .I.a;r ,I.',. r~,.. L,,t ,.hit I;nJ 81
-, I'm ,1..La 1r',....l,.,.' g .,,, ;,I;,;rI
81 wa Wv 1'', '. ,,'l r Ge',
0 ',',',, - ';', = '' 49,,
~. kn, !, rsa.oa,,rn ta .nn Ir ,ba, ,hrv
mi yI o'' so'. , t, I, t",' '| ,I
Tgu'u IoPIIgo. h p.."aG s R auss me
c c,n - |,r0 ,aII ,a.t aoi.n [ran,
,yti.b h. monI Jc,ivr So small ;. reward for his
h.'' w. oaa ,r os',,t ~ oon.I I, rn@ let the
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-12-31
Guardia No,;1e

: ." perS0's interested ~ Guardianship Of Jack
f. Nbb
V0U are hereby notified. ct,orn,.n c,r,no-
uan' ~ leslgn i,i ce and trust as such
a. 1iie 1853, of the Probate
~ 10y nua ooul'y compliance with an
n or VI sa'u eou. Aidue at Mid December Term
VII ie s anu tor final settlement
sl q. ne ile3s erm or said Court
- no'aen oh W III % March, A. D. 1854
any they can, WY final settlemt'O,, nv ha Id.
and said Guorlisn discharged as ooiu iio' W i"U'
l7EzTsN Witness the Hon. Srrn,,rx
8 BOW, Judge of Prob 10 srst Mon
3 zEssa1 dat in December,A Do IN ~ =
- issued the 26th day Ok. ,sza
M ., i eoj DAlNiEh Wins, Clerk
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-12-31
FOUND.

TWO small keys, which the owner can get by call
ing at this Office and paying this advertisement
December 9Th 1853.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-12-31

consisting Of heavy Kerseys, Plains Osnabergs, Lin
seys, chotlw, creek, and carolina Plaids and Stripes
heavy Negro Blankets, Fine bed Blankets, collins
Axes, Grvbbing and Wedding hoes, heavy Boots and
Shoes, including Northern and Home made, Russetts
fthe best quality. Also on hand splendid assert
ment Of
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Prices

Bust Portraits each 500
Kit Cat (larger size with hands, zoe
Bishop size, AGO
Full length. 500
Twenty per cent of for all families over three in
number
Dec Is, Is53-%7-d,
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-12-31
Forty Thousand Dollars
FANCY DRESS GOODS
1t 7ost and Charges forICasl

consstingin part follows
Rich Br,cade and plain Silks, Satins, chalis, Pop
Illus, Fren,h and English Mernos, De LANES cash
mers, craps All pacas, Ginghams, Velvets Irish Lin.
ems, crapeShawls, Velvet and Satin Mantias. Rich
Laces andEmbroideres, Ribbons, Hankerchiefs Ho-
siery and cloves of every description Also fine as
sortment Of Jewelry, carpeting sc &C.
The attption ofPlanters is particularly directed to
our stock #
NegTs Clothing and Farming KmpIc-
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THE BRffsu 0uAKTERLlrs.

The pr, sent critical state of Eropean affairs will
render these publications unusually interesting du
ging the year 1854 They will occupy a middle
rround between the hastily written ncws-items
crude specualions, and flying rumors Of the daily
journal, and the nondcrous Tome of the future
historian wr ten after the living interest and ex-
citement OF the great political events of the time
shall have passed away. Its TO these Periodicals
that readers must look for the only really intelgi-
bic and reliable history Of current events, and as
such, in addition TO their well-eStabished literary.
scientific, and Theological character, we urge them
upon the consideration of the reading public.
Arrangements are in progress for the receipt of
early sheets from The British Publishes by which
we shall be able to place all our Reprints in the
hands of subscribers about as soon as they can be
furnished with the foreign copies Although this
will involve very large outlay on our part. we
shall ntnue TO furnish the Periodicals at the same
lc,t rates as heretofore viz =
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Plantation For sale.

4 TpACT of land, containing $50 acres, situated on
A tl4 Mlitary road, 10 miles from Columbus. 40
Is are cleared. Has large frame dwelling, contain
- rooms, and good out houses.
Or5~For further information apply to
B. G. HENDRICK Sr OF.
0 I, keller, CoLUMBvs.
Nov 26, 1858 44-3t.
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The tennessee Pouse of Representatives on tt
9th instant, by vote of 50 to 3d. concurred in
the report Ola committee of thrt body against sub
mtng to tae people lew prohibiting the sale OF
spiIituous liquors.
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SHERRILL,S SKY LIGHT DAGUERREc..0T
GALLERY.

south side of Main ST., COltsnaissis, Miss.
PICTURES taken in this Gallery are acknowledge
ed by all who have seen them to be equal in beau
ty and correctness to any taken North South. No
pains expense has been spared nor will be in tit
ting this Gallery for the production ot Dagnerreoypes
in the highest style and finish the art Is capable OF
producing Pictures executed OF various sizes single
or in groups and encased suit any and all tastes
Visits from Ladies and Gentemen.respect soci-
ted.
Daguerreotype material for sale.
| Nov. %, 1858.
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Prairie Land For ale.

THE Undersigned offers for Sc his plantation N
Lowndes county Eleven mis- SCUM OF Solul,"n 10
the Mobile and Ohio RaiIroa, containing 1870 acres
about 600 acres cleared there two settlements
on the place. three qnartc OF mile apart. On each
place there are necess buildings together with bored
wells, Gin houses &c The place Is III eNceleh' eol:
about two.tbir. H. amount ask for it. This place
will be for sale u,d the first day Of September next
RICHARD SYKES.
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READY MADE CLOTHING

consisting of every article in the line as follows
Fine Drtss and Frock Goats. Ocer coats. CIoakS
C0taiomans, ants, Vests Shirts and Dra,ce-
cotton md Daerino half hose, Fine calf Boots 1"a
Shoes, Fine SIX and Fur Hots. Wool and nos
sui HITS, Cloth and plush caps, cravcs' stock
sefadjusters DC
Also, Fine Gold and Silver Lever Weches, double
and single barrel Guns, Rifles, colt hepeaters' me
sole Leather, travelling Trunks SaAlery ol every oe-
scription
We would also call attent7n to our extensive
stock of
HARDWAREAND TOOLS,
consisting of Anvils Vces Smith and claw Ham
mers, Bellows Bias ID cross-eut Mil and hand
Saw Files Anoers Screw plates, hand, mill, and
cross-cnt Saws flumbs and levels, saw sets,
Bench vices cottage, Rim, Upright Cupboard d
Pad Locks screws, butts and hinges, harness and
coach h, hes, carriage bolts nails, and all other
article IN the line.
sLSO CROCKERY, WOOD. AND TIN
WARE. AND A HEAVY STOCK
of superior
CHEWING AND SMOKING TOBACCO.
Persons about to commence house keeping OF
purchasing for their plantations and all others de-
sirous of obtaining bargains will consult their in
terest by calling to examine before making THEN
bills elsewhere.
We will receive by first Boats, direct from New
ORLEANS, Ten Thousand dollars worth of choice
family Groceries, which will be replenshed week
ly md sold at the lowest cash prices.
GAY, BROTHER IL co.
december 18th 1852 Aft