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Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-06-14

ions Of government. money deposited il
the pet banks which led to the inordi
nate paper imitation and wide sprcat
bankruptcy Of 1887, 49, 30,'40 and ~
10 the next oftwenty or thirty millions
OF eoverumcn cash now in the sub.treas
uries there is at least that reservation
against an excessive paper expansion,
1t is at this time, to he sure, only as Q
drop in the bucket, but it is something
and in the event OF crash. it will save
the Treasury from being numbered
among tho victims Of another general
bankrup.law, ifnolhins morc.
ltis sound policy on the part of this
administration to do all it can to chcct
the reckless headlong game Of specula.
ito" which is seizing upon all the bust.
ness branches Of the community, and
'rawing them into the yawning gulf oil
Wall street. If a financial explosion
comes upon US during this alminis,ra.
tion, from whatever cause, the rdminis.
tra,on will be hell responsible for the
consequences. Its policy is necessarily
that OF restriction, retrcnchmcnt and re-.
form. Finally, it is possible that Gen.
Pierce may contemplate from the for.
eign programme OF faction which he has
laid down, the possible contingencies
OF an expensive war; AMI in this view
he may be husbandinS his resources to
meet the crisis.
But whatever the cause, or whatever
the objects, Of the movements made by
Gen. Pierce and his cabinet, to root out
the exiTnvaganccs and increase the prac.
teal efficiency Of the executive depart.
ments, they are COOL in themselves, aud
the consequences, in and event will be
something 10 The advantage Of all con.
cerned ifthey only stick to it. There is
nothing more desirable at this crisis, at
Washington. than "rclrenchment and
reform. Weekly Herald.
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praiseWorthv.

The Boston papers mention praise
worthy example that has been set by tht
Massachusetts Legislature, for the bene
fit Of legislative bo lilies elsewhere. Tho
Governor of the State, such IN ,mber o
the Council, and all Of the Senators
have subscribed on. days pay each, ana
one halfo the Representatives have done
the same, in ail Of the Monument, ia
Washington. The clerks and public
officers have also subscribed literally to.
wurls the same object.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-06-14
Fourth Of March.

Do our readers generally know th'
reason why the 4,h Of March was chosen
rs the day for the inauguration Of the
President Of the United States? 1t was
selected because the 4,h of March in ev
cry year, commencing from the first in
auguraton, cannot come on Sunday fo
at least three hundred years.
This fact shows the grea. regard which
the trainers of our government had fo
the Sabbath. They arranged the matter
so wisely that the performance Of the
ceremonies ofinauguration. will not fall
on Sunday for three hundred years.
Chronoiypc,
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The Times. Kentucky Subscribers

AZ We have heard q number OF COM
,plain.s froa our Kentucky subscribers
tron account OF not getting their papers
iNNhat causes have conspired mostly to
produce tho delinquency. we are una
kls to ascertain. However we werc in
formed BY gentleman upon whom we
Scan rely, that on Sunday last, short
distance below Cattle,sbursh, he caught
abou. sirty Of our papeIs. of the issue
OF May als., afoat in the Ohio river
with strings tied around them, just as
they left our Office. Now it has been q
! custom with US, and we belivc with 9TH
..er Offices along the river. to put our pa
,sRers on some Of the regular steamboat
ackets that were running between the
kowns near BY, to be leit by them, when
Handing at the place Of their destination
sand have sndeavored by way Of remu.
,.ss,ation to induce the people through
sshca columns OF our paper. and other
Awise, to patroniso boats that were thus
Y accommodating Now We have not in.
1 aHuitsd H ITO the delivery Of our papers,
1 cana we hops thislis al isolated instance
l ssl thsI result Of accident, as We would
sfssietvery. much shat any ole should
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Dwellings, for the Working classes.

A society has been formed in London
..ot the purpose Of erecting a better class
Of dwellings for poor laboring people
Going down into S., James. they select
ell a location among a mass Of wtetchet
hovals. reeking with all things foul. an
innate and inanimate, and have com
mcncei the erection Of commojidu'
buildings. At the laying Of tho corne
st,ns a dinner was paitaken Of BY "a
hundred and fifty nobleman and gentle
men," Joha Bull never, does anythins
Of the kind without a dinret. Al thiI
one, however, besides The usual business
or fiastica,ioh and drinking the SUM o
ED. 900 was contributed 10 the funds .
the Secisty. .a1 l''~E is''t's ~ ..li'@
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An Old Chart.

An old picture dealer IN Paris has
lately sold to the Spanish Government,
for the sum Of 1000 francs, the charl
which the pilot Of Columbus, Juan de Ia
Cossa, used in his voyage TO the nsw
world. l, was formerly in one Of the
public libraries Of Spain. and when the
galleries and churches Of the country
were favaged BY Marshall Soult, il fell
into his hands, with the Conception,
by -Mutillo, aad various other spoils.
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Enormous Fees.

According to the the report Of comp
trolIcr FLAGc, Of New York city the q
mount Of fees paid to the Corporation At
torney and counsel for the year lS5:
(besides certain perquisites not inclu
ded) amounted to the enormous sum o
seventy. one thousand two hundred and
ninety.six dollars and three cents. The
sum exceeds the aggregate saleres of The
Governors Of thirty Stltes, including
California. the salary Of the Governor o.
which is ten THOUSAND dollars.
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Silver is fast coming from its resting
place into the mint. The rnlfadelphl
Ledger says there is every indication that
the channels Of the retail trade will soon
be abundantly supplied with silver
change. The inquiry so often made;
without eliciling an answer, "what has
become Of all the silver!" is now abou,
to be solved, The banks Of this city we
understand, hold over three hundred
thousand dollars Of silver. One bank in
the interior, we are advised, holds about
seven hundred thousand dollars in silver;
and all the banks all over tho country
hold greater or less amount.
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THE DEFEAT.
From the London l.cadcr.

Tms struggles DER, and once again
Foul wrong has trampled on the rightj
Yet. sadly they mIsjndge the fight
Who think that we have fought in vain.
'Tis true, no well fought field we boast;
'Tis true, we wear no laurll bough;
But It's not true lthough failing now,)
In losing this, that oil is lost.
Think not that martyrs die in VAN;
Think not that truth so soon will fail;
We only bow before the gale,
We only break 10 form again.
These are but flashes which forcrun,
As heralds Of the tcmpesrs power,
And serve 10 light the clouds that tower,
And show the storm has not begun.
There groweth up a mighty will,
And time will only give il force,
Though somewhat swerving in its course
II tendeth to an object still;
And. toiling upward to the place,
Where shines the everlasting niorn,-
Not feVring hate, nor needing scorn,
The vanguard Of a wavering race.
Though vengeance was the battle cry,
And fell revenge first drew the sword;
More firm in act, more true in word,
We seek nob!er victory,
And all the failures in the past
But make the future more secure;
And bygone sufrerin.s ensure
The triumph Of Our cause at last.
Secure in truth, We wait the day
As watchers wait the morning light;
For time will only strengthen right,
The false alone need dread delay.
II. X. NICHOLS.
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Our own ARairs.

II 10 now between five and six months
since we issued the first number Of the
"Spirit Of tho Times" and We afe pre-
pared to say to our patrons that we have
quite as good. in fact better encourage
ment for success than we had anticipn'
lied. Yet VIC have another thing TO say,
ard that i". that our expenses have dou'
bled our anticipntions also. The prices
Of provisions, rents. stock for our Office,
and indeed, all the necessaries of life
have borne high price. and continue
20. In addition to tits, our paper is
issued OF very low price, aside from
increase in the price Of all the means Of
support. Still, with all these disad.
vam,aees, after the first cost OF purchase
the "Times" is paying expenses already,
much sooner than VIC expected, but It is
necessary that it should do something
more TO enable US to meet our liahli'
ties for the original purchase, and with
that view we ask oil our democratic sub
scribcrs at least. to try and see if they
cannot each one, get US an additional
subscriber, which with our present list,
(that We believe 10 be the largest ofany
psper circulated in this section) would
enable US TO give them a still better pa
per, without any extra expense to them
or ourselves.
The wings have done much for us in
the way Of patronage, so that we do not
feel like urging them to do more, but
we ten Ter them our best wishes for a cor
rect understanding Of the true princi.
pies Of government, and n hearty acqui'
s,ccnce therein. The profit upon the
subscription OF paper Of the size of the
.'Times" at one dollar per snnum, are
like hens teeth very scarce, out the lar.
ger the circulation. the higher the price
ave would be justi6able in charging for
advertising, which at the same time it
kendcr. an hundred fold TO the advert.
ser, when judiciousIy done, is the very
3ife Of the newspaper.
! Indeed it is fast bee coming the criterion
10 ju lgc Of a: mans business by the amount
and manner Of advertising. And while
upon this subject We will add, that
though many complain Of their papers
because OF the number Of advertisements
they contain, yet th re is not one man
stwenty that cannot save to himself in
the yea' more than FIVE times the price
ofhis paper simply by reading the adj
lvcrtisements and noticing where he can
buy cheapes. the things he needs. and
sell 10 the best advantage those he has
Ito dispose Of a
As this is cout week, general time
Of health, and season Of universe
prosperity-all reasons why we should
enlarge our views, extend our knowl.
-sdge and intercourse, and try to turn
Ito tho best account the smiles Of d be-
ni6cent providence. VIC shall lock for
,ths addition Of a hundred TO our list of
sAhcribcrs.
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1 Judge CoRwiN, OF the Supreme cour.
has recently decided TIA; spcrson cau.
not enter upon the lands Of anotcsr for
the purpose, Of constructing ? private
road, ne provided BY the statute Of last
wi"ter the Constitution prohibiting the
Infringement Of private property Of one
porson for tho nac Of SrUhef,
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'"Do@ SsnsAM1n .. CORY. ina
81 sustlsAEa AAO PROPRIETOR.
O1ce IN the Railsad Depot,
IRoNToN. OHIO,

Will he published every Tuesday. for One Do!.
iav per year II raid IN ndvance-0r One Doi'dy
sni Fjfy eenS u not Paid within the first three
months. - ~.
RATES ov ApvERrisIsn:-One or more squnres Of
1wsivr lines. Fifs etah ench far The 6f.i nser.
tion, and twenty ave cents for every subsequent
y mnseTtiVn. H."
A liberal discount viii be made 10 these who adver.
iiss by the year. Or rparts ofa ycar.
Noiees OF Eve lines or less. requiring hut one IN.
sertlon, will be published for twenty Ave cents
eash. ..I, flr ...i tf r.. ..... ...
Handbl1s. Ca,ds, Ciwriars &C. Printed on the
shortes, nsiice. snd In the most approved style.
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TadsfAI sAila
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-15
DKOFEssOR ALEX. G. BARRY,,

4 RICOPHERO US. of MEDICAL COM
POUND. for BEAUTIFYING, CURLING, Pee.
serving, Restoring and Strengthening the HAIR Rclev
ing Diseases of the skin Curing Rheumatic Pains and
Healing External Wounds. Bounded by no geogrsphi
cal lines, be reputation of BARRYs TkicoPHTRous pc,
vsdes the Union. The sales of the article Of lae var
have increased in ratio that almost exceeds belief
Professor BARRY. after a careful examination OF his
sales book fnds that number q, bottles dovcre to or
der In quantities ofrom half gross upward during tho
year 1889, was within a triae of $50, 0O0.
10 Unnecessary TO present at length the evidences
ofthc wonderful properties OF the Trichopheros when
the public had furnished such endorsement us this
The cheapness of the article and the panaiohs given
of chrrica action upon the hair the p and in all
cases of superficial irritation, first recommended it to
the attention OF the people, This that ,he inven
tor de.ired. Every bottle advertised itself The effects
OF ;he huid exceeded expectation 1t acted Ike
charm. The ladies would not be without il. Country
dealers in every section oil the United States found they
must have III and thus built up wholesale trade o
iextent hitherto unheard Of az regards articles OF
his kind. The highest point has we, been reached
and II is believed that the sales this year gill be mil
lion and half fbottles.
Depot and Mandatory No. 1877 Broadway; New
iork. Retail price. 25 cents large hottie
Liberal discount to purchasers by the quantity Sold
by the Pr-;pal merchants and druggists Throughout, the
United States and Canada, Mexico, West indies, Grea,
Britain France. &c.
Sold b, D. R. Lyman J. H. scay and r. stabler, &
Co. Lynchburg.
may 26-dAc6m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-15

Il w. ROLLINS
-. OFFER FOR SALE
90 hhds. p. n. and N. o. Sugar.
10 Boxes and l,bs. refined do
10 hhd-, p II. and Cuba Molasses,
10 bbs. N. O. do
40 bugs Rio and Laguira Office,
40 q Superior Old Java do
Case Extra Fine Gun-powder Tea,
$50 Sacks Fine and G. A. Salt
% Ton Bar Iron,
do Hoop
do Bsrered Steel
1000 lbs Shearand Cart Steel,
3 Tons Casting,
Is X gs Horse Shoes
3 do Horse Shoe Nails
SOC Kegs Nails 3 to go dy,
~ do Wrought Nails,
so Grind stones,
go Boxes Hull & Sons Candles,
40 Boxes Adnnantne do
90 do Sperm do
900 Sides Sole Leather.
SO Black upper do
40 doz Calf Skins,
o0 do Pink Lining Skins
9 bales Shoe Thread,
10000 lbs Cotton Yarn, Nos. to II,
bales wrapping Twine,
do Camille wick
3 do Cotton Bats,
Also. Scythe and Moving Blades and Snaths WrnI
ping. Writing aid Letter Paper; Pepper, Spice. Ginre
Nutmegs Cloves, Mace and Cinnamon; Bed Cords AZ,
Plough Lines Tanners Oil No Mackerel, Herring
Il Shad ma l--ts1
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NEW LINE OF sTAGEs-For BueAa,
Ma, l8-ts

n EW LINE OF STAGES-F0r Bucha1
an Di6reHS d. White Snlntur Springs i he tra
cling community informed hat the above line
now in operation with and splendid Troy Goa, he
good teams and careful md accommodating drivers
Passengers for this line will leave Lyachburg, dai
(Sundoys exccped) 81 o'clock, M by the rail roa
for Bufords Depot. then by stnge, Is miles
fine toad to Buchanan by 81 o cock-rest all night ar
morning at o'clock by Parish Il Co.'s line and
rive Dibre's Springs to Breakfast, and the Win
Sulphur early the same evening.
Returning leave the White Sulphur daily, unday
excepted, and arrive ut Buchanan the same evening
dark and leave morning for Buford's Dept an
arrive il. Ly nchburg by l0A.M
For Tickets apply the r. r. office in Lvncl
burg; in Buchanan, Da,sts Hotel or Hnneys n ole
Fare between Lyh,hburg md Buchanan. OILY So RuI
ing time. Sd hours. THE PROPRIETORS
Jul, 2S-ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-15

NOTICE The undersigned takes pleasure
- returning thanks the citizens of Lynchburg al
surrounding country for the patronage extended he.
,ofore, and would respectfully solicit Continuance
the same now and hereafter | believe myself fu,
with me IA gentleman of undoubted qualification to
tend to the WntctRepairing department, who
been employed in the largest establishment in Euror
nnd recently for six successive years in the esa
ishment Of Garfield, Bro. s. CO., in Baltimore
those having fine Watches such Cronometers Dupl,
Levers and Cylinders, will find il to their interest
cal him by way of trial, he feels confident FRI
many years of experience of rendering full sasfacti,
mug 6-dts II. SILVEkTHORN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-15
1NO PLANTERS AND MILLERs

l. Brocns Portable Grist Nh, tor Grinding Go.
IVhent aud Pas cr-These mills nre not exceled
any mills in The Stones are French Burrs run
ing in size {, ON l6 80 inchesPrce from $50 to $50
Ono of these Mills with 30 inch stones, may be SEE
IN operation at the Piedmont Works itgrnds from
to Is bushe. per hour with less power than is
quired to run ordinary a #. stones.
The attention of the owners of stenm and Watt
Saw Mills respectfully called to this mill 1t com,
.dy for imme iate operation, and occupies space
less than Fl. square.
For Plantation purposes it is up,ivelled. Witha
,ol power it will grind bushels per hour-Tt is
liable get out of order, easily transported. and
he managed by ordinary plantation hands.
On ha nd and for sale at the
PIEDMONT WORKS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-15

MPOkTANT TO FAR nj n &c :.
AGdrdeners, Florists incorporated Companies. Ma.
afaeturers hrttrans, Profe ss,ona Mem Mechanics an
hhsrs-The Pump and Fire Engine
cOnDhned.-Righ Secured by Un,ted Siates L, T.
ers-Patent-ALL lsFRIsoEMEsTs Will BE PRosEc.
tsDBr Law. This is the most valuable invention {
he age; and without which, manufacturer. public ed
dces, hotels and private dwellings are Incomplete an
comparatively insecure. With this cheap and efcien
Fire Engine. the Farmer is perfectly independent of
accommodating insurance companies and can bi
ichancc to the inocndiary.
RECOMMENDATIONS.
We have in use Mr. n. Drifting ham Mitchel's PUN T.
MD ENGINE, and esteem them n most valuable n.
lendage, great convenience and an eff cent rrots
lion against fire.
CHARLES MARX, Richmond,
R. B. TYLER, do
DIR. ROYSTER, Huguenot Springs
ARCHER VAUGHAN Farmvilie
EDMUND HUBBARD. Buckingham,
R. j. GAINES, Charlottee.
The Pump can be seen in at DIR. VIM. 4. Morr;s's
Diuguids foundry and at many other places in Lynch
burg all of whom approve their utility and ,setu.
ness The Pump can be seen in Rcl mond, at It.. w hie
"fice They warranted tc .ork ell TO- one ye,r
IL NOTlCE.-All pers.,.. buying o ,,lIing the
shove articles are responsible to me Cor it,
r. BRITTINGHAM MITCHELL,
march 22-dly Proprieto-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-15

THE New Broom Sweeps Clean
l. have just received another supply of those beauri
tul Sk Goats, Clouded Alpaca's, Linen Check PANS
and extra NarSaes PcSts and other atices Ia take the
place of those gone their mission of huma nifty.
OF all laces get suited either by order or ready.
made, III the best and neatest manner, is at
.rv Ia "a BAKER Il CLAVEY'S
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-15

fHSHE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE MOST RE
.pectully call tn. attention of the citizens oil
Lynchburg and the ad dining country. To his nrge an
n splendid assortment of BOOTS, SHOES. a
W CATERS. &c, of his OWN MAKE
~ sn1 which WARRANTED OF THE BEsT QUAIL
iYAsDo SUPERIOR WORCESTERSHIRE.
Persons wishing TO have good and durable Boot OF
Shoe for the present Season. will do well to call
IA determined to please, both regards quality
and price.
Don't forget call the three doors above the
Savings Bank. T. +. GRIMALDI.
dec
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JOHN =. TERRY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-15

STEHEOSCOpEC OF Solid Dasuer
~ reOaypes.-The Public espec,ful, invite
to call and examine specimens of this and beaui
full style of Photography, together with large cole,
ion of other specimens taken by Gibbs"
Truly Southern Artist-a native Virginian.
tP Gallery next door 20 the Va Bank.
PETER E. GIBBS, Proprietor,
Anil O5-ta
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-15
NANCY BOXES FOR TOBACCO.

LA NC Y BOXES FOR TOBACCO
l. We will make order Boxes of al kinds, whicl
will be furnished at very low prices. We a.o have Oh
hand Box Plank ready dressed for use, which will b.
sold at Il small advance market price of undrcss
I'd Plank making il much cheaper for the manufacturer
o dressed Plank-We al so manufacture Tobacco,
Mouds Of all kinds, which will warranted to exec
any bcfur offer ed in this market
Ship mex, door 10 C. & Mckinney. Main st Lynch
burg. Va. EAMES d. WASH.
May 25-ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-15

sgnor Felix Carlo known all the world Trick
his no
t"o the left aud Sam Long
has been getting ready for them for n whole year,
Madame Robinson
ed with tumuluous applause
honson VIII nave the
Mr. o. bred tie renowned Dramatic Scene Rider. will appear
Battoute of
when attached smother with the
rider in world!
Mes and Castillo will add Globe Act to the
establishment
Sixty Star Performers md Auxliaes.
Muster John he
and Acrobe,ie feat- Pavilion capable
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-15
MERCHANTS.
4 TCOsT FOR CASH ONLY.--TLe sub

ITCOsT FOR CASH ONLY.--TLe sub
n ,h.r. Intending 10 retire frum the Dry Goods
Lu.ne.. in this city will from this day Offer tneif h's
md elegant stock Of Staple and Fancy Goods al eo''
fpr cash only. 80. ul.,
The STOCK is one of the best offered in this Mafke'
almost entirely all Of which were purchased VINE,
good. were least 90 per cent cheaper ta tne SUM
Enid he bouebt nj now. We have n splendid assnrt
men, az fine Bnck and Coloured French Cloths, Cas-
mere. yesting and elegant dress Silks, frns, ''hg
hams Berage., IRISH innens, &C. All persons 10 "hn
of renl good goods AT low prices VIII no" nave
No goods will be sold at cost and charged oi' ~ ",
are cash. b. LEWIS {" ~
Lynchburg July Is, 1853.
Ps.-Any person wishing to enter into the goods bu
slness csn buy "a bargain in tho Stock and get good
stand. ID. II. Ia " W.
NOTICE ALI persons indebted to US viii please
IN come forward and pay. We have given long IN
dugcntc therefore hope all will pay romt'y ana not
put 10 trouble.
CVr All persons having claims will present them for
settlement H. NJ Lb"io o. w.
iy 18ts "
NJOTICE.-Tfe Subscriber having located IN the
Y House formerly occupied by the late f'charo ~
ree ono door below the Warwick House, MAN street.
Lynchburg takes this method of informing his irenhs
and the public generally that he is receiving AMI
,pening . large and general assortment OF
Groceries, Dry Goods Liquors, NC.
recently purchased in the Northern Cities, on the mos
favorable terms The folio wing comprises portion o'
his stock.
Rio Lagura. lava, and MANILA Coffee,
N. o., Porto Rico. and Cuba Moasses,
N. o., Crushed, Clarified, Powdered Loaf and
Coffee Sugars.
Country and Rolled Iron.
Gust, Shear and Blister Steel,
Rectifed and Old Rye Whisky.
French ard Apple Brandy,
Tanners Oil,
Cotton Yarns. Teas Rice,
Brow and varegated Soaps,
Adamantine, Sperm and TalUw Candies,
Besides many other article. tedious to mention
which he is determined sell reasonable terms
they he bought in this market Particular attention
pnid to Goods forwarded to my and also, to the
sale of country produce. N. r HOBSON.
April8-fs