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The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-09-06
The High Court have dared to
decide against the will of the
People,


This is the language Of several journals Of
this State, in reference to the late decision Of
he Bond Question, and 1t il intended as a
reproach. We reiterate, the court has so dared
to decide, and in this noble daring, have IN
our opinion given the highest possible proof
Of the purity Of ourelective Judiciary; certain
IL never in the whole history Of this expelia-
ment, has there been a greater triumph Tor
the friends and advocates Of il than Missis-
sippi now presents. In the personal political
history Of the Chiel Justice, this triumph IL
indeed most marked Judge {. Z. Smith, Is
the author SO far as Mississippi Is concerned,
Of the plan Of electing judges, by the people,
and his recent decision according TO his views
Of stern, unrelendng justice, and duty, and
against the popular feeling IS the most signal
instance of the triumph Of justice, perhaps TO
be met With since the introduction Of the sys-
tenn Of an elective judiciary into any Of the
States, certainly be has dared to decide as he
was solerinly sworn 70 70 do, according to
strict constitutional principles, himself being
Judge. We warmly congratulate the people
Of this State in that, they have high Court,
which nobly dares 70 decide as they think duty
prompts, regardless Of the popular breeze.
The people know well enough that they them
selves are mol the final arbiters Of the merits Of
constitutional questions and they will rejoice
in the possession of an able judiciary, fearless
" disehargiog their duty in this branch Of
Government machinery. A more enyiable
position can hardly be conceived, than that o.
Judge nobly daring despite threatened op-
pos ton to do his duty, such man is sure Of
bis reward --an approving conscenee--cons-
cious rectitude Of action--and honors eyen:u-
ally heaped upon him by grateful people
public honors may be delayed, dernagogue
may blind people for sometime to the real facts
in the case, but the reward is sure, If it comes
not in life, posterity will do bis memory justice
An honored grave at least will be bis, who
thus
..Dares do all, that may become MAN y
- >--~-~~ -
U. S. sExAToE.-The Vicksburg Sentinel,
hoist the name Of JEFF Davis, as candidate for
United States Senator, or rather thy choice
Of that paper for this Office, and the lFlag q
the Union, argues tbereupcn. Davis agree
ment to enter the canvass which we think BY
no means legitimate conclusion. We b,'ieve
that Davis If satisfied that Il is the will q bid
party in the State that he should become 2
candidate sor the G.stion be oncs 70 nSs,y
adorned wcyld most cAssriuily consent lae
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-09-06

him for the federal Senate, the price 10 be
paid two years afterwards, on condition that
he would accept the nomination. And will
those men, after the cridence now addueed by
an eminent Wing, Of this corrupt transaction
still talk Of cauctts with that sinister sneer
which arrant hypocrisy is wont to affect -
What caucus could transcend, in political tur-
pitude, the mammoth one of the Union Con.
ventiou, which sold to Henry S. Foote the
votes Of the masses of the Wing party, with
out their knowledge or concurreneei viii
the independent wings of Mississippi yield
their unalienable right of free suffrage-the
most sacred of all freeman's immunities at
the behest of that inongrel assemblage, She
Union Convention caucusi Not if we have
judged them rightly as
Men, high-minded men.
Who know their rights, and, knowing, dare
maintain
The testimony of Mr.. Brooke as 10 the bar.
gain between Gov. Foote and the Wings
the validity of which bargain he argues like
a lawyer-throws new light upon the posi-
ton Of the Governor, and the motive of this
strange Wing "prochvities for officel Who
would sell his political associates and affiliate
With their enemies for officel Ay, who
would and who has to this not often sounded
depth of political degradation The people
win fully know and be convinced before No
vember, aud they will cousign the man to an
obseurity which lis shameless derelictions de-
serve.
Now this is the same Gov. Foote that pre-
tends to be democrat and who, some certain
wings about here are straining every nerve to
make out democrat, while at the same time
they are urging their whig friends to support
him for ofIicel Why and how is this Is it
not in fact the shallowest attempt at decep-
ton on record. Foote, democrat, yet bar
gaining with wings for their support against
democracy.
.SSSNs1A. S1<-~-e-~->.~S~I-~.@-~~.-e-~-
H. S.VAE EATON, Editor.
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-09-06

rx- aGoy. Foote Is out against the Demo, I,
cratic State Ticket Union de enocra's ana "'''
Oxford Flag. ;.,.te
sWs think the above must be mlSsaAs, ra,s
We are authoritively informed that Gov. foo's
previous % The nomination being made prom
s;ssd % sots for Col. III MeRas, for 0ovea- over
nor If he were nomirated. Col McRae was
nominated, and Gov. Foote stands pledged !. %
vote for him. Recollect this Union De,nocrs's
Of Mississippi, your leader supports Mckae i0i
Goveruora- Monroe Dem.
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-09-06

Gov. Foote has no regard for what he may
have said, if we are to judge from his present
course. A gentleman. a delegate from De
Soto, to the May Convention, told us that
meeting Gov, Foote in the Rotunda of the
Capitol he asked him who would be the peo-
pies man, at this time, for the Democratic
candidate for Governor; and Gov. Foote an
swered, "John J, McRae sir" And that
moreover, he urged MeRae's nomination a.
gainst that of Hon. Jake Thompson.
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-09-06

The CoMEr.-The Comet discovered at
Gottinger, 10th June, was observed BY Lieut.
Miner. Acting Superintendent Of the observa-
tory at Washington on the 18th Of August
This Comet, was distinctly visible here to
the naked eve few days since. Its Perhilion
rsssa0s occurred on he 27th ult, ween it was
brighter. It's position was North Of west and
some 10 or IS degrees above the apparent
hcTizen.
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-09-06
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PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY MORNING.
eY OWEN s. KELLY:
OSee-nert door TO Messrs. Wright d Elders
Drug Store.
TERMH

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Or four dollars, if payment be delayed until
the expiration of six months
ADVERTISEMENTS, inserted at 81 co. per
square (which is ten lines) for the first lnser-
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The usual discount made to yearly advertis-
ers. Where the number of insertions are not
marked, they will be continued during the
pleasure of the publisher, and charged ac-
cordingly., r,, ,r +,
ANNoUxcING CANDIDATEs, for State Offices
$40 90; for County Offices, $5 0O-invariabIy
In advance.
Book, AND jon Work, of all description.
executed at this office, at New Orleans pri-
ces, with neatness and despatch.
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-09-06

ANOTHER RAILROAD AccrDEHT.-ghe Tues
day night express train to Boston on the New
Haven Railroad, ran off the track that night
near Port Chester The locomotive and bag
gage car were smashed the engineer killed
and the fireman badly injured. The passen-
gers escaped unhurt
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-09-06
Yellow Fever Statement.

Rg Through the kindness Of our esteemed
Physician DR.. A, c. Holt, we are enabled to
give correct statement below
Mr.. VAN EAToN--Dear Sir-At your re-
quest, give you all the facts in my possession
relative to the Yellow Fever in this vicinity {:
There have been up to this date, (5th) 27
eases at the Factory, and 8 deaths including
the case from New Orleans The deaths oc-
Cured among tbe first attacked with the dis
ease, several having had no medical attendance.
Fifteen are now eonvaeseeht and the other
cases progressing favorably.
DIR. Henderson, is the only case iD the town
of Woodville; he contracted the disease al The
Factory. | know no other case originating
in town. Very Respectfully, &C.
A. G. HOLT.
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-09-06

M Ars0LEuMs Monuments, Ipmbs,, Head
hi and Foot Stones, Garden statnirss a..
g. b. d L ENOCkS, LeG Leave r. sall The
attention Of those desirius any os ihe ahose
articles. 10 their largs VARSITY now landlng az
Bayou sara---all of whigh were rnana.acsnFed
at Philadelphia, 10 he laisst md post tsslti,
fl etyls. !. tie X & It4.4S 81 -A.is.sFseAa
marbles bs-cusa,a ag-, s'-is
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-09-06
NECMOEs FOR SALE.

II WILL bc in Natchek, On the ath a p,
u seyacmber. with lot of6O NftfRuES/p. J
among them may be found several ueeha- -
ties, 4 No. male cook, q good many firss-
rate Cotton picker, tNc. Dc. ssa.ll
The above Negroes have been leeied IN
Virginia and Teunesses with great care, anil
are insured fof IL mouths piih policies traus-
feffabls. st fssa aa4
~ X. II. LIAM
AnG sO-tG Nat. Com, -
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-09-06

UW~s ~
4 ETTERS Of Administration, having been
granted the undersigned, BY The Hoaorshle
Probate Court Of W'ikinson county, at the
August Tenn, thereof, AID. ls55 on the F.
tate Of Leopold Henry.
Notice, Is hereby given 10 all Persons indsbt-
ed 10 said Es.ais. 10 make immediate ps9msni
asd those having slaipas 70 present them duly
authendcatei, within the time prescribed BY
law. OF they viii " Cor s-sr barred.
THOs. w. HAYS, Sheriff aEs3r.
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-09-06


CoNsIsrEvcY. - The yieksburg Sentinel,
complains Of Chief Justice Smith, taking office
with foregoing conclusions on the question he
has recently decided, and says never mind
onEy wait next time the Peopie will see to 1t
that Judges are elected, who will carry out
their views Amazing Just as ifthis would
not pre-judge the question AS much as in the
other case as we have said before, we have
no disposition at present to argue the question
pro. or con-, but the idea that "the people, IN
their capacity are superior to the supreme
Court in the decision Of Constitutional dispute
seems 10 Us too revolutionary and ahiing'ng
Of our very institutions, to merit even serious
notice, for every rejecting man must see u IN
an instant
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-09-06
Spring Cottage. Mis-. Aug. oh 1853.

Mr., Ed, Of the Natchez Courier
sw--All the evils that the Cotton plant s
subject TO, in the form Of insects are upon us
Down East at onee--the army worm, bol
worm, rot by the bugs, black rain rot, rust,
and lice. Upon examination Of my Cotton
for two days past | find the boil worm more
numerous than ever before saw them in this
region, and sufficient number Of the afmy
worm upon the Cotton, also to salisIy mo that
they will very soon strip the plant unless pro-
videndally arrested, The rot has not assumed
that fomcnting form in which il proves most
disastrous, but apprehend it soon VIII if the
rains continue, as | see great numbers Of the
buss upon the Cotton.
The growth Of lhc Cotton plpht f6t the last
six weeks has been most extraordinary, though
as yet but very few open Lolls and consequent
ly almost the entire crop Is exposed to the
ravagcs Of those insects,
The Corn crop in this section Is very good
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-09-06

Rs- The Budget, published in New York
IS on our table, and a choice, spicy little paper
/! is, and cheap too, "cheap IS dirt
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-09-06
wanted

1--WE or SIX Negro Men, for which the
highest cash price will be paid for the
balance Of tie year, or by the month.
jas. NJ. MILLER. :
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-09-06

OWEN $. KELLY. PrurHnrR, " n
gaffl sHi 81
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-09-06
NEW ABIERTlSENEATS

u. ]. Btrrrawopru c7oE,
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MERCHANTS.
,r.yIor. Tinsley 4 Co.,

Z.
1RoCERs. FORWARDING & CON miooioS
IT MERCHANTS, Nam Street. Lyncatarg va, ar
receiving and have in large and wen sssof'e"
,tock Of Groceries Dry Goods, Liquors. &c; &c" =.
emily purchased in The northern market Tor Csn, an"
invite the attention Of friends and the puoe gene
rlly to give us CALL email profits and quick sliss
hall be our motto The following comprises Por'''"
.,fo n Stock:
200 Bsgs Rio, Lagura and Java Coffee,
90 hhds N. o. Porto Rico Il Cuba Mel@.ses'
IFS bbls Crushed, Clarified, Powdered and Gomez
Sugars,
90 Packages Loaf Sugar,
100 Kegs Nails, from to 40 dy.
20 Tons country Iron,
1000 lbs. Cast, Shear aud Blister Steel.
500 Sides Sole Leather,
1880 lbs. Cotton Yarns,
800 bbs Rectified and Old Rye Whiskey,
so bbs French and Apple Brandy,
80 Gases Stick and Mass Liquorice, best brandS')
20 dozen Olive Oil,
% hhds N. o. & Porto Rico Sugars,
rs Nova Scotia Grind Stones (assorted sizes)
20 bbls Tanners Oil,
Together with large and general assortment oil goods
tot enumerated ala of which will be sold upon the mos'
reasonable terms. JAfLOh' liNoLhi " wv
Marchf7-ts
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June 4--ts

NEW BOOKS Jnss received and for
IN SALE BY d. B. PAYNE:
Great truth. by Great authors
Travels in Egypt and Palestine, by J. Thomas, M. d.
The for riches, by s. Cowell,
Spiritual vampirism,
The Bible in the Counting II ouse,
Notes a. lamentations To the texts OF Shak espear'
plays,
An argument for cleansing the sanctuary,
Westover Manuscripts,
Every day Scripture reading,
Memorials OF the English Martyrs,
Echoes of BELIZE
The Bad CRATER
Noabillties of France and England,
Sam Sticks wise saws and modern instances,
Marmaduke Wyvil, by II. w. Herbert
Burks' new work on Virginia Springs,
Smiths Minor surgery
Horseshoe Robinson, Kennedy,
Hnupt Bridges,
Liebigs complete work on Chemistry
Greek Testament with English notes.
Infantry Tactics,
Cooper's Works,
Irvings
Elements of Laws, Thomas l.. Smith,
Harpers, Grahams. GIdey's & Black woods Magazine
Domestic Medicine and Household Surgery,
Tates Form Book,
Life OF Queen Elizabeth.
Essays and Miscellaneous, Grace Aquilan.
June l6--ts
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PHILIP w. PAYNE,
Dealer i'm Fancy Il Staple Dry Goods

Al AIN Street Lynchburg Virginia, corner Store In
vi Curle's building, formerly known as kyles
corner begs leave call the attenng Of his friends and
the public his large and desirable stock of Spring and
Summer goods, embracing every article usually kept nj
the dry goods line, which will be offered on terms
which cannot tail to please all who may want good
goods low prices HIS friends and the public
nesty reques ed to Gull and examine his Stock it will
ntiord him very much pleasure to exhibit it.
1Q-fa
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Eg>rroiessor ALEX. U. BARRY's TRrcopHERous. OF
INDICATED CoMpoUED for Beautifying, Curling, Pre-.
serving, Restoring and Strengthening the Hair Reiev
ing Diseases of the skim Curing Rheumatic Pains and
Healing External Wounds. Bounded by no geographi.
cal lines, be reputation of BARRYs TRlcoPHERoUs per
vades the Union. The sales of The article of late years
have increased in ratio that almost exceeds belief
Professor BARRY, after a careful examination OF his
sales book finds that number Ct bottles delivered to
der in quantities Of from half gross upward during the
year 1852, was within trihe of $50 900.
Is unnecessary TO present length the evidences
ofthe wonderful properties of the Trchopherous when
the public had furnished such Endorsement as this
Inc cheapness OF the article and the explanations given
'fis chsical action upon the hair the scalp and in all
cases OF superficial irritation first recommended it to
The attention OF the people, This all that the inven.
tor desired Every bottle advertised ITSELF The effects
~ the huid exceeded expectation. 1t acted Ike a
.iiaTn he Indies would not be without IT, Country
dealers every section Of the United States found thew
must have IT. and thus built up wholesale trade Of
extent hitherto unhcard Of regards articles O;
dis kind The highest point has yet reached
aud il Is believed that the sales thsyear will be mil
liun and half of bottles.
Depot and Mandatory No 1877 Broadway; New
York. Retail price, 2s cents large bottle.
Liberal discount to purchasers y the quantity. Soil
by the pr-5pal merchants and druggists throug bout the
United States and Canada, Mexico, West Indies. Grea
Britain France. &c. e
Sold b D. r. Lyman, ] II seay and r. Staber s
90 Lynchburg
May 2e-d&c6n
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FAMILY SOAP.-Every DO iy come and bu,
l. family Soap, The best in the world.

I'AWHLN SOAP-hvery bofy come ana buy
l. family Soap The best in the world.
DIRECTIONS FOR USE.
Cold or warm water-either soft, hard or salt--ma,
be used with perfec Rub the soap upon the
clothes and then put them to soak for three or foul
houcs then take them and rub them al then rinse then.
They will require but little rubt after soaking
and boiling is required, is usual with other soaps
large washing be done in onethrd less time AMI
trouble aud expense than with any other soaps know n.
This soap is warranted not to nlure in any way the
slightest fibre, the skim anything that iii applied
10. 1t will any kind of Grease, Paint. Tar Ink
Stains, &c, from any Goods, without the least injury.
For sale by ID. r. LYMAN.
Mnrrh5-ts
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7 EE IL JOHN N-GROCERS j. COM
IL MISSION MERCHANTS-MainS 81. Lyachbmrg,
Va.--Are now receiving very large Stock of Groce.
ries Liquors. Wines Domestic Goods Tanners oil Sole
Leather, &c g.. all of which they will dispose of to
their friends and the public generally the very bes
terms-Call and examine. je CTS
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A CARD.-THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD res
IA pectfully ask continuance of the patronage al
long bestowed upon him. TO the new concern and IL
this connection he deems il proper to ask all who
indebted to him to come forward and settle their ac.
founts without delay.
There many claims of long standing, which must
close up, and it is expected that all who know thca
selves be indebted will pay attention to this notice
Jan S--dts s. DIUGUID.
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A vALUABLE REmEDY
Ma, lS-ts


vTNHE undersigned have the pleasure Of informing
Il the public. that his newly invented HAIR TONIC
has been thoroughly tried, and has answered his
snngune expectations II has proved itself to be
only remedy against tho falling of the hail
IRON the head thus e6ecnnlly preventing badness but
brings it where il is deficient In instance, on
lady gentleman where il has been properly tested has
il failed
But will let some of those who 1--we tried 1t speak
in its behalf
I'VE the undersigned having used Armstead Pride's
Hair Tonic take pleasure In lestiyng s efficacy, In
preventing the coming out of The hair. and otherwise
strengthening and causing chicken. We think that
fair trial will satisfy my of this and do there
lure, hesitate to recommend It.
HEsRY LATHAM JoHR Clark,
JANIS NJ LASGHoRSE, John w. STEWART,
II. NJ. GARLAND, ir, A. q. LEwIs.
number of other names might be added If it were
Thought accessory.
r sale at DIR. Lymans, Druggist, and VIM. r
Pridess Barber Shop. one door below the Marshal
House Price 81 pes bolllc.When taken by the guam
ity there will be considerable deduction made In tho
price
Orders from any part Of the United States promptly
Intended to, faecompanied by the money.
aP a6-3m ARMlSTED PRIDE.
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"a. UNION COOKING RANGES

Hsx UNION COOAhNG RANGES.-Thc
Ez1 subscribe has just received from the North few
e-AN more of Ponds Improved Union Cooking Ran
for wood and coal, which for economy and convc
ncnce have gained for themselves such celebrity that
hey rapidly taking the place of all other arrange
ments for cooking purposes.
The water cask, for keeping constant supply of hot
Snter without any additional fuel is upon the most pei
feet plan. Also hot air fixtures for warming additional
rooms. be attached if desired. Personal attention
given the setting of them. and all warranted 10
operate in the most perfect manner Thousands of ref
erences might be offered but examination of them al
the of the subscriber is sufficient satisfy every
one of their superiority any other fixture.
mar9-tf g. s. BLISS
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MISCELLANEOUS


- THE ANTIPODEs.-By the arrival n rom
cifc bringing the Hong Kong Gazette OF April Ia
have Intell gence from Shanghai to 18th Mac .e
ports contradictory. but il IL generally conna.i
hat Shanghai fowls looking up and and N s''d
pant. are tight. In addition these we are in hhh
ion (by the Roanoke and Parsen and s,s;
sxpress) of fresh supply of Gentlemen,s a.ng'
Clothing and Furnishing Goods, consisting of every
ely Of thin ats Ms,sa e; and linen Vests 6oub.
seles Basket Drill, Duck Linen Grown Canvs...nsr,
Barathes Pants, &c. SHIRTS.-l5 dozen Shirt ahd
style bosoms, excellent pattern and warranted ,e
COLLAPSED dozen Standing and Byron pIv n NJ
lars Linen and Cotton Drawers Silk Lisle and oo-
I'm Ter Shirts, Cravats, Socks and Gloves &C. IN.
ceved and for sale by AS SHAFER & ~
lie cots.
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NJ OTlCE.-My stock tools and hands for Ga. r.,
~ ling have all arrived in Lynchburg and am ,.'.
fully prepared to execute all orders entrusted to ma
with faithf"ness aud dispatch. '"o
| would be thankful to my friends to hand in tboi.
ders prevent hurry about the time tn en-.
TO be put
No Bills will be presented sooner than the first of H.
nary next under any circumstances.
lie 22.dfs A. G. DARNPy
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fNOPARTNERSEHIP.

COMPREHENSIVE subscribers have
~ this day associated themselves together under the
style and firm of &c HOLS PRYOR& TALIAFERRO
with the view of conducting general Commission bus
mess in all its branches.
Their house is the large and commodioLs brick tene
ment recently erected in the of of Mr. John Ruck
cis factory. Immediately the canal and nearly oppo
sl the Piedmont Works. 1t is well arranged for the
reception of and storing all kinds of produce, a
we'll merchandise As their lot is large. and made
secure from all dcpredati b, strong enclosure, and
otherwise conveniently ed, enabled To
give tentionia TIE sale of every description oil
L. mbe,
Every necessary preparatloi is also made to recev.
Lime in any and all qnantits Particular attention
ill be paid sale of tn article. Consignments
solicited from those preparing such commodities fo
market They also solicit consig of wheat, flour
corn meal we'll every description CT pro.
I.oe
LIBERAL advances, if required, will always be made
consgnments in hand Coal lump. and ground plaster
,nd guano viii always be kept on hand-orders solicit,
ell.
All orders for goods from punctua customers with
teiYe prompt attention.
Goods consigned their care, tn be forwarded, will
he attended to with all possible dispatch.
No charge made for drayage merchandise pro
luce, either by railroad canal. BY applying them
selves closely business, & being determined
cry possible endeavor in pleasing all who may call on
them they hope receive the encouragement ola liberal
public. J ECHLOS,
WIN H PRYOR
ian l1-dAct4 TALIAFERkO
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HERRiNGS D. SHAD-
IA 50 bbls No l N. c. Gross Herrngs,
90 h'lf bbls No. l, N c. Family Roe do.
10 bbs. q :" Shad, Just received i
for sale by je 6-ts1 LEE g. JOHNSON