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DERNARD LUMBER COMPANY.-R. G.
SOLD, s HENRY z & LAIMER LAT " D: COATES,
FOWLER MeBEAN Co and D. COOS owuers Of Steam Saw
arm Of the BERNARD LUMBER COMPANY. Atthsir Mills they
running Sixteen sge Saws Circular Lah Saws
Woodwork Planning Machine will
single and three large will
10000 10 81, 900 feet OF Llmher ell Day.
Railroad CompAIes Plank Road Wharf and Budng Consrao
Shippers all o,hers Pine supplied
notice. Their Agent New Orleans fully
supply thsr
with Lumber suited
corner OF Soils and Eupkrosyne CTAYLOR Agent
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STEAMSHIPS-SHIPS.

GdLVESTON.
WIN leave FRIDAY, December 80. at O'Clock Al
fOkGALVESTON, ,INDIANoIA, ,PORT -~,eHN.
Il LAvAcA and MATAGORDA Bay Regular S4lR&kS
T pr I sra IsIs " s. Mail in. 2, Log
swiera commander will leave above
n arr all Of The vesss this lne solid frames
aouoy fonb aced, shs medium
Freight for indanols and ayaes will YES
le oghisrago Maagorda ay) without charge freight
passe having elegant accommodation apply
HARRIS q MORGAN, foot OF Julia street,
49, ~-m,,,.,.. opposite The Steamship Laniing,
This line having established on Pass tavso Bar
VII hereafter aud superyon Of h own Can
= ~~''eA W 80 w" "aap-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-29

odd FELLOWS REST.-Vaults in this
" cemeery obtained by Supplying to PERSON
No. Commercial Alley: JAMES FURNEAUX, Secretary
Odd fsllows' Hall Of Camp and Lafayette cHAs
WHlTAL No Espanade street. and e. NJ COREY Sickles
to Camp street The pree of Vaults for Lodges
for the burial of MEMBERS t40 members
.he burial Of wife child t ali other prize
vant will be ESQ Invariably For the purchase OF
nation respecting The "Rest,' apply to
J. o. PIERsON, CONNIE ercal Alley,
TO JAS. FURNEAUx, AZ the Odd Fellows Hall.
Ia. FURNEAuf. uys Ivo&
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-29

ENLANAGAN'S OYSTER SALOON. 95 MN ~
IL ST. CHARLES STREET. THOMAS X ~ NJ o n
FLANAGAN takes the pleasure Of announcing his M.aH
friends the public generally that opened 2
above named Saloon. fs
the market the Liquors
on Tbs Culinary Department the
the best Cooks the ~ Give him trial. judge for
selves.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-29
THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER %, 1853
WANTS--WANTED.

"ANTED-A man that understands Gar
da7 st TODD CO., No. I9s Canal street
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VERA CRUZ.
Will leave SUNDAY, January /, a o'cIscn A. w.
kNOR VERA CRUZ-U. 8. Mail Line. <,%Te.
n The nav and magnificent steamship TEXAS. 'XA1&E
(<oo ont oorhsn Henry Place, viii leave ior Ver
~ above paneusly carrying the u. s. Mails -
-, ...RAtss Of Pasags....
Msasnenient goods, cubic . 40 can,s .r
~ FOR freight OF passage having elegant cabin
HARRIs MORGAN foot Of Julia ;,rs..
.~- u. opposite the Steamship Landing
'siehh eansui.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-29

GOAL! COAL!!-The undersigned informs
~ his friends and that he has Ger
street the Of Camp for the
anly hand the best quality OF PITTSBURGH ANTHRACITE
ENGLISH and AMERICAN CAMEL COAL in Ik or casks deiv,
eIable free OF = -
Pittsburgh Coal casks for Plantation on
band Orders received at the office n Grave depot
street. will be punctualy attended
an MORTIMER TTTRNFR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-16

ARKAssAs AND PACIFIC RAILROAD A
Company ofNew York capitalists have SO
cured the assignment of charter granted TO an
Arkansas Company, 10 whom has been COM
mitted the work of building road from the
Mississippi to the southeast corner of Arkan.
sas, lately aided by the Government donation
of 3, 3,000,000 acres of land. A very large dona.
ton of land has heretofore been provided by
the Texan Legislature for the construction OF
road from the Arkansas line to the Ell Paso.
If the Gila route is practicable, junction OF
the interests derived through these grants may
lead to the accomplishment of the great work
of road from the mississippi to the Pacific.
Retr Orleans Delta.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-16

MoB By STRoNG-MIEDED WoMEN.-The
Cleveland Herald says that on the 1st instant,
some thirty women, well backed by gentle.
men, proceeded to the grocery of Anthony ia.
cobs, in Ashland, and asked him to discontinue
the sale Of liquor and the use of bag atelle
board, which had en,iced many OF the youth
and some OF the married men from their
homes. He refused, and the ladies chopped
his bagatelle table into kindli1g wood and
emptied his liquors into the street. They
then visited another grocery and tavern, both
of which capitulated.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-16
VIRGINIA LEGTsIATnrr
TUESDAY, March Is.
House Of Delegates.

On motion Of Mr.. Patrick, the use Of IN.
Hall of the house of Delegates was ,eudered
to Captain Ericsson, on Thursday next Ar Z
o'clock, 10 enable him TO explain the new calo-
ric engine, recently discovered and applied 10
the navigation of vessels.
A bill providing fer hiring out, in Accomac
county, vagrant free negroes, or such of them
as shall have no visible means of obtaining an
honest support, vas advocated BY Messrs.
by Messrs. Townes, Robertson, Johnson, and
Wallace, and rejected-ayes %, noes 70.
The following bills were passed to day:
A Senate bill Incorporating the Prince
George and Sussex Plank Road COMPANY;
A He use bill authorizing an Increase OF the
capital stock of the North River Navigation
Company, from the Senate with amendments
TO which the House agreed;)
bill authorising the Exchange Bank o
virginia, or any other of the Banks OF the Com
monwealth, 70 establish branch in the towE
| OF Blacksburg;
A bill autho-ising the borough of Morgan
Iewn TO subscribe to works of Internal I'm
| provement; @ -,..
A bill Incorporating the Putnam and Kama.
wha Mining and Manufacturing Company;
A bill authorisng the Superintendent of the
Arno!y OF Richmond to lease, to the higeesl
bidder, the boring mill belonging to the State
now in the occupancy Of Joel b. Bragg;
A bill Incorporating the Tug Fork Naviga.
| ton Company, and authorising subscription
on the part OF the State to The capital stock Of
| said company;
A Senate bill providing for the construction
of a railroad from Alexandra to Hampshire
county, by way of Harper's Ferry, and au
| thorising State subscription of three-6fths o
| 81, SOC, 800 to said road-ayes 7S, noes 26.
A bill to provide for pro.cessioning lands il
| Louisa and other counties;-and
A bill authorising the Councils OF the city
of Norfolk to establish ferry across Elizabetl
| City River, between Norfolk and Portsmouth
| convenient to the Seaboard and Roanoke Rail
road. The House adjourned to meet at hall
| past Z o'clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-16

There is in one ofthe country poor houses
of Alabama, an old man of more than ninety
years, who was fesryman for Washington anG
his army, when he crossed the Delaware JUS
prior to achieving the great victories Of Tren
ton and Princeton. This is sad truth. Bet
ter provision should be made for the veteran
and his wife, who shares the humble lot
Had such service been done for monarchy
how different would have been the reward.-
Liberty seems to demand Of her devotecs entire
abnegstion of self, and the appreciation of nc
benefit in case of misfortune.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-16

We were shown the other day couple o
gold watches, recently rescued from the wreck
of the old steamer Tennessee, which was sunk
nearly thirty years age. They were found or
her deck under nearly fifteen feet of water
where they mad remained all that long time
with an amount of water and dirt flowing ovel
them sufficient to have made another State
The gold castings were not at all injured
The steel work was very much rusted, and the
crystals broken. The painting on the face
however, was as fresh as originally.-Nea
Orleans Picavune,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-16

A LAW FOR THE LABoRER.-The legisla-
ture of Illinois, at its recent session, passed a
bill which provides that laborer employed
on any of the rail or plank roads within the
State, can in the case ofthe failure of his con.
tractor to pay him his wages, call upon the
superintendent or agent Of the company own
ing the work in course of construction, and
upon proving his claim, shall be paid the
amount due him, provided that he does not al
low the contractor to owe him for more than
thirty days work.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-16

HINT To MISCHIEF Er.MAKERs.-Every media
has its reverse-and every meddler deserves {,
meet with one.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-16

AN ELOQUENT FIGURE.-The Mecklenburg
JeffsrsonIan says: Like one of those won
drous rocking stones reared by the Druds,
which the finger of child might vbrate to
the centre, yet the might of an army could
not move from its place, our Constitution is 80
nicely balanced that it seems to sway with
every breath of opinion. We. SO firmly rooted
in the hearts and affections of the people thai
the widest storms of treason and fanaticism
break over il In vain"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-16

Four North Carolinians have been called to
the Navy Department since 1929: JnO. Branch
appointed by Gen. Jackson; Mr.. Badger, by
Gen. Harrison; Mr.. Graham, by Dir. Fillmore;
and MIR. Dobbn, by Gen. Pierce.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-16

The FORCE OF HABfT.-A business mar
ofour acquaintance is so scrupulously exac
in all his doings. that whenever he pays visit
he will always insist upon taking receipt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-16

The New York Herald states that on Fri.
day evening row boat was capsized in the
East River and six persons drowned-all emf
grant passengers just arrived in the ship @ usen
OF the West, from Liverpool.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-16

NAIL CoNTRACTs.-We learn that all the
river mail contracts from this port, South and
West, which were recently advertised, have
been awarded TO Mr.. Glover at $4,000 per
annum.-LouisriUe Jour.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-16

BRIDGE OVER THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER
The Rock Island (illinoisl Advertiser states
that the contract for building the railroad
bridge across the Mississippi river between
Davenport, Iowa. and the City Of Rock Island,
is to be let on the I7th inst.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-16

PARDoNEp.-We understand that Farnham
Chamln, and Smith, three of the men convic
ted in this county in 1851 of conspiracy to de.
stroy the property of the Michigan Cenrs
Railroad Company, have been pardoned BY th.
Executiye.-Detroit Free Press.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-16

There are in Cinsinnati fifty spiritual cir
cles" regularly organized, and 3l0 mediums.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-16

A man in New Bedford, who mad backed OFT
from promise of marriage, was prosecuted
and imprisoned by his intended. The injured
fair one paid his board in Jail for two weeks,
when he surrendered, and they were married.
The Standard thinks other damsels similarly
situated might adopt this method with equal
success.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-16

A Philadelphia judge and puns,er having
observed to another judge on the bench, that
one of the witnesses mad vegetable head
Chow so?' was the inquiry. ',fle has carroty
hair, red dish cheeks, a tarnip nose, and a
sage look" .--
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-16

The Army Appropriation bill amounts to
$96l6.046. 1t includes $500O 900 for defence ol
San Francisco.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-16

INCREASE OF SAILORS WAGEs.-An amend.
ment TO the appropriation bill was passed by
Congress allowing double pay to all sailors,
officers, and marines who were serving on the
coasts OF Mexico and California during the war
and who were subsequently, on the Pacific
Another act had been passed some time preyi.
Gus. granting pay from 1850 10 February Of
1857, SO that they are entitled to an increase
for the last six years.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-16
A Washington correspondent Of the N. Y

A Washington correspondent Of the n. 7.
Tribune says:
There is no prospect Of the copy right treaty
being ratified. The most influential Senators
say that, independent Of lis anti.Demecratic
tendencies, they will ratify no treaty whatever
TO which Great Britain is party, until she
withdra~s the Colonial authorities from the
Bay Islands"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-16

The Macon, Ga, Journal s. Messenger says
that the branch of the Southwestern Rail
road running from Fort Vally to Butler, Tay'
lor county, (the terminus Of the Muscogee
rairoad,J will be completed by the FIRST of
Nav.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-16

MEMPHIS CorvEsTios.-Ths citizens of
Memphis are making due preparation for the
hospitable reception Of the delegates to the
Southern and Western Commercial Conyen.
tion, which is to be held there on the lst of
June.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-16

Henry Rempye. in fit of insanity, commit.
ted suicide at st. Louis, on the 26th ult., by
jumping into well.
General Scott, i, is said, has determined TO
transfer the Head Quarters of the Army from
Washington to New York.
The defunct Columbus Insurance Company
owes the Steec Treasury of fOhio the enormous
sum of one hundred and fourteen thousand
dollars.
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sTABLER'S ANODYNR CHERRY Ex.
PECTORANT.

is confidently recommended to
SshS# invalids, as UNSURPASSED by any
XXI known preparation, for the cure OF
~1sNAsA COUGHS, hoARsENEss, and 9th
sSs$seE forms Of Common Colds, BRoN-
SUMPTION in Early Stage, and for the relief OF
the Patient even in advanced Stages of that Fatal
Disease.
Itcomb,ne in scientific manner, remedies of long
esteemed value with others of more recent discovery
and besides its soothing and tonic qualities, acts
through the skin gently and with great efficacy tor the
cure of this class of diseases
number of tho most respectable Physicians, to
whom we communicated knowledge OF the constitu-
ents of these Medicines have been pleased to favor
with their opinions, (some of them in writing }
that they are the best remedies they have been
acquainted with for ths cure of the diseases for which
OPINION OF DR.. SAMUEL B. MARTIN.
One ofthe most experienced of the faculty in this City,
and long celebrated for his successful practice
GENTLEMEN,-I have carefully examined the COM
ponent parts of your Diarrhea Cordial well your
Anodyne Cherry Expectorant, and fnd them both
valuable compounds the doses safe and consistent
mend them B. MARTIN, M. D.
The subscribers Apothecaries and Pharmaceutsts in
the City of Baltimore, satisfied that the prepara-
tions known STABLERs ANoDYNE CHERRY xEx-
PEcToRANT and STABLERs DIARRHGA CORDIAL, are
medicines of great value and very efficient for the
et and cure of the diseases for which they
mended; they bear the evidence of skill and in
their preparation and style OF putting up and we take
pleasure in recommending them to our customers.
G. A. Moore, Israel j. Grahame, Jos. Roberts, II. Fl.
Grahame, Francis P. Scott, Henry Lowe, Jshn
NJ Larogue, ,. n. fleznlng, j. W. parry q Co., JOS B..
Stansbury Mcpherson & Marshall, Edward C. Gilpin,
L Phillips, A. w. Hughes. g. w. Johnston.
stabler's Diarrhea Cordial!
Is pleasant Mixture, compounded in agreement
with the rules of Pharmacy of thersputic agents. long
known and celebrated for their peculiar efficacy
ring DIARRHGA, and similar affections of the system.
In its action it ALLAYS and produces healthy
action of the LIVER thus removing the at the
same time that it cures the disease.
Opinion of Doct JOHN ADDISON Physician to the Bal
tnore Southern Dispensary.
Having made trial of your Darrhea Cordial and be-
ing acquainted with the ingredients of which it is
composed it gives much pleasure in adding my
tmony that of others in favor of its extraordinary
efficacy in the cure of Diarrh9a and Summer Com.
plant in children and adults.
With much respect, &c,
JOHN ADDISON, MD
For sale by DruggistsgeneraIly. Purcell, Ladd Co.
Rsehmou6 OcS1--laWdG
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NH 10


THE SUBSCRIBER hes received bis Spring
l. Stock, In part, with daily additions from the
most spproveu factories, and offers to all house
keepers and others In want, the most complete and
beautiful assortment of Goods in the Creckery,
Glnss, China, Looking. Glass and Fancy
Line, ever before offered by him. Call at No ! II
West Main street.
NH 10 n EVANS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-16

ROfs' CALF BOOTs.-A suDerIor LOT of
- BOYS tnick and thin sole Calf and Kin Boots
at No 4s, Main street. sign of the Boot
tsn WILLIAM WALSH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-16

New TnEATIEs.-A treaty of friendshipa
commerce and navigation between the Re.
public of Uruguay and the United States was
was concluded at Monteyideo on the 18th of
August, 1852. This treaty ! royides for re.
ciprocal freedom Of commerce between the
two countries, and that each country be placed
by the other on the footing of the most favor.
ed nations.
A supplementary convention relative to
commerce and navigation between the United
States and the Netherlands was concluded at
Washington on the 26th day of August last.
This convention provides for a reciprocal
equality between the two countries in com.
merce and navigation.
A treaty has been concluded between Bel.
gium and the United States by which subjects
OF either nation may acquire and transmit prop
erty in the other with or without a will.
An additional article to the convention be-
tween Prussia and the United States has been
agreed to for the mutual delivery of criminals.
Boston Jour.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-16

TOOPERs' TOOLS.-Just received, a com.
~ plete assortment of Coopers' Tools, of superior
quality, embracing straight and bent Drawing
Knives, Croze Irons Coopers' Adzes, broad Hatch
cts, Compasses, Dubbing Knives, &c. A call is so.
licted from all in want of superior Tools
C.. ]. SINTON & co,
NH 10 IL Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-16

EU SPRING FASHION OF HATS
AThe subscriber is in receipt of the Spring
fsshons to which he respectfully invites the asien
ton of purchasers.
fe l2 JOHN THOMPSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-16
OST VALUABLE RIAL ESTATE
INl AT PRIVATE SALE-The subscriber is au

Iv1 AT PRIVATE SALE The subscriber is au.
thorizsd to sell those three valuable brick Tene-
ments ON the Northwest corner OF Cary aud 18th
streets, now occupied by punctuai tenants at fair
rents.
ALSO, vacant Lot now used ss a coal yard by
Mr.. Samuel p. Hawes. fronting "a feet on the
North side of the Basin bank running back 40 feet
10 Cary street
Also, the brick Dwelling on the South side Of
Leigh, between End and 3td streets; now occupied
oy mr. Charles Wood, having rooms besides
kitchen, &c. Apply to
mn 9-ts w GODDIN
H'O TOBACCO MANUF4CTURERs
me subscriber solicits the attention of Tobso.
co manufacturers " his superior Presses and Mills,
Vi ''oiJ description. p. RAHM,
au 2l--6m Ao"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-16
THE DAILY DISPATCH
Wedne.day Merninx, March is, 1883.

ANOTHER CASE FOR Mrs. Srowr.-Tve
weeks since little affair occurred Al Oberlin.
which, TO say the least, was sinrular ONE
wo old women, slaves, who sumo two wears
s,nce we,s sent out OF Virginia to prevent their
s,s, saie ior debt, had found home a, Oherl;n -
They had several times written to ,hs;. sa".
master that they wished to return no hin, and
al length their request became so ur.en, ,h.,
he visited Oberlin. Hers was an onno.,,u:.u .H.'
for excitement, which was readily embr.n.a ~
the earnest abolitionists of that famous ,o..,. -
Ii was determined that the slaves should ne,
return, and the master was so informed. ~.
replied that he had come at their own sol;c;.
taton, and not because he wished the women.
and that he did not desire to take them bacL
unless they desired to go. If they did so thew
would go and he should take care of them
Every argument was used to induce them to
stay, and correspondent ofthe Oberin Times,
| a rank abolition sheet, says: "We sndeavor-
| ed to put the matter before them in its proper
| light. We dweit upon the possible contin.
gencies in the case. S.rhe possibilities of anoth-
| er execution upon their masters property, Sc.
II was all to no purpose.
The writer adds: These slaves, from the
| time they came among US, have been desirous
| TO return to their owners. They have written
them for this purpose. We are not surprised
| that the STAKEHOLDER should come for ,them.-
| In the elder OF the two our interest has been a
| good deal enlisted. She reminds US of uncle
TOMS "aunt Chloe" 1t is said that the NOR
| ais of the other are not good. The editor say .
| that this is the only instance which has fallen
| under his notice of a preference for slavery
since the establishment Of the "underground
| railroad" A case occurred in Cleveland two
years ago where mob was not able to force
| negro woman on board q steamboat, and she
| insisted on returning South with her mistress.
1-Clereiand Ohio Journal.
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no COUNTRY DIERCHANTS.-hEkk
i SHAFER would call the attention Of Merchants
to his extensive stock OF Spring and Summer Cloth
ing, and Gentlemens Furnishing Goods, just re-
ceived. He 10 determined to sell them as low az
they can be purchased elsewhere; and therefore
liciis call at
NH ls No l03 Main street
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NEW BOOKSs-Received and foe sale at Ma
lN SO, Main street, opposite the City Hotel. by
D

- Sob saoaA ssicSs, oPPosiso INC Nity ootcis W
JAMES B GLIB.
Vilette, By Currer Bell, author Of Shirley, Jane
Eyre, &c, price SOC
Beatrice or the Unknown Relatives, By Cathe.
rine Sinclair, SOC
Dissurnell's Railway, Steamship and Telegraph
Book; being a guide through the United States
and Canada; also. giving the Ocean Steam Packet
arrangements Telegraph Lines and Charges, List
OF HoIeis, &C., with Map OF the United Stases and
Canada, 25c
Fair Rosamond, or the Queens Victim, by Pierce
Egan, Esq, complete in one vol, SOC
A large variety of Miscellaneous Works of the
most interesting character, constantly hand and
for sale by JB GLIB.
NH
NEW CROP CUBA MOLAssEs,-ss
hhds new crop Cuba Molasses, receiving and
adoat. For sale by
NH BACON T. BASKERvfLL.
g dkkkY WINE.- ectaves Brown Sherry
~ Wine. For sale BY
mh3 WILLS T. LOMBARD.
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TNO COUNTRY mEKCHANTS-NEW
l. SPRING STOCK OF EARTHERN WARE,
CHINA AND GLASS, &c-The subscriber offers
his large stock upon the most favorable terms, to
Country Merchants. Any who call upon him will
be satisfied that no greater Inducements can posi-
bly, ba offer ed either North or South. Ii is to the
interest of every Country Merchant to examine his
stock and prices before purchasing.
NH 10 M 119 Went Main StvAaf