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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-08-23

Work ON THE RAILROAD oUsPENn nED. =
Last week, without any previous inlimalion
of such an intention, or any cause assigned,
the entire force employed on The Pomeroy
Branch was removed 10 some point west of
Jackson, leaving the work in this neighbor-
hood in an uncertain state of be,weeniiy
If silence is 10 be always regarded as an
evidence Of wisdom, the managers of this
road are certainly "wondrous wise" We
presume IL has been long since decided
where The depot is 10 be buiIl--lime enough
in all conscience, has elapsed, 10 have made
twenty such decisions--yet who OF our cit.
izens is wiser on tha, subject today, than
he was this day one year ago! We know
moi how such condue, appears 10 others. bu
TO our humble sell il looks like child's play
I'VE know nothing of The cause OF this las
strange proceeding but we do doubt its pro-
pric,y. just at The time when the frs, ins,ul
ment was due and called for. Every bod,
is busy with conjeclures, and confidence il
the Management. will consequently be with
drawn, unless an carly explanation be given
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-08-23
WHIG COUNTY NOMINATIONS
County Roards Of EQUALIZATION.

The County Boards of Equalization for
Meigs County will meet al the Auditors Of
fee in Pomeroy, on Tuesday, the 9Th day
Of September next.
The TWO first days Of the session will be
devoted to general equalization, and after
.ha. The complains Of individuals will be
attended 10. S. HALLIDAY, Auditor.
Pomeroy, August 22, 1858.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-08-23

T We received communication from
Brother M Clinic r. Barnilz, in reference
10 the recent celebration a, Racine. lis
length, The crowded state of our columns,
and the fac, that similar notice hos al
ready been published, are. we think, suffi
cienl reasons for lis appearance. Itwus
received at 100 late an hour for last weeks
issue.
Also, another communication on The same
subject, from w, H. Lasey, Of Rutland,
which shares the same fate, for the same
reasons.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-08-23

EscULApIAN SrRlNG.-In another column
may be- found an interesting article in ref.
erence 10 the new y.discovered mineral
spring in Con port. |. is matter Of some
'mporIanee to invalids; and pr. Reed, by
thus making public the result Of his analy
cation, entities himself 10 the thanks Of The
entire community. Too many fatal mis-
takes are made by those who believe in uni
versal ppnacea's.'
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-08-23
For the Telegraph

Mr.. EDlroR,--t have long wondered that
The young people of our burgll have ,nolhad
some literary society or another, orgnnized
and supplied with the leading news OF The
day. will propose a plan: See how many 4
ladies and gentlemen will ngree 10 NEE, once
q week, al some place agreed upon by the
society, and then make arrangements 10
have each one bring in such readsng-eI,ier
books, papers, or original wriiings as they
please, and have them examined by COM
pe,enl person, and such articles as are deem
cd useful and proper, 10 be reu6 before as
many as choose 10 form themselves into
society. ! should be happy 10 hear from
any persons agreeing with,ine on this poinl,
through your paper. Mr.. Ednor, wha, is
your opinion on the subjeo,? Will you be
Hing TO use your influence in this cause2
Surely such a literary man as ''our Edhor'
will do his ulmos. in ihe cause for which &
plead. Young ladies', ] hope you will adyo-
cate onr caase, and cordescend 10 juln With
all who are inclined 10 build up an altar 20
literature, and keep the incense burning
.AUNT Mac"
"Aunt Mag" has ustawaked roma reg.
ular Rip Van Winke slumber, or else she
has very reacherous memory. Less
than year ogo, we urged this matter upon
our citizens, both in private and in public,
lmaking the mos, liberal offers we could af. I
ford, in order to inluse some zeal on the
subjec, inlo The minds ofolhers The result
was fizzle--har lily a respectable one, Ell
iher. To say that we should refuse TO aid
in establishing literary society, such as is
now proposed, would be Inconsistent with
our past life. In every village or city where
we have resided heretofore, we have aided
in forming or in keeping up such an organi.
za'ion; and one Of The principal causes Of
our present discomfort is owing 10 the fuc!
'ha, no such society exists here. We lay
claim 10 no great literary ,asle; if we had
.he laste, our opportunities for cultivation
are limited; vet habit has rendered The club.
room delightful placeof resor, to US. and.
inlhe absence Of any higher motive, selfish
qualification would prompl US 10 encourage
Aunt Mag's undertaking, s-77 sx..
Blu. ilis useless 10 alItmpt i,in Pomeroy.
For reasons well known 10 most of our c.i-
zens, The thing cannot be accomplished.
sWc should be glad 10 believe we ate mis-
aken, however, and shall hold ourself in
readiness TO contribute, whenever we can
discover the remolest prospect Of success
We should be pleased 10 hear from 9th.
ers on this subject.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-08-23

Stunning OUR HosPlTALlTY--W neg.
lecled noticing in our last, circumstance Of
some importance, which occurred on Sun
day OF last week. We are reminded Of it,
BY looking inlofthe last Bulletin The
brace Of phanlbropsIs mentioned as huv.
ing, been generously accommodated with
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-08-23
EIcctiolls

KkNTueKY. ~ The Congressional del.
gadonr IS .he same as inlhe las, Congress
live Wigs and Eve Locos The Wings
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-08-23

CoNsoLlNG We give the following let
ter as a specimen Of The encouragement we
have received lately. For more than lhir-
Teen months, or ever since our connection
with the Telegraph, paper has been for.
warded 10 the address Of the author of the
letter euery week, except one week last De-
cember, when no paper was published---a a
greater part of The time we have mailed
.them with our cwn hands. Whether he has
received them regularly, or irregulurly, or
no, al all, we can not say. Certain we are,
the fault, II any,.is not ouls We have q
rightto our own opinions OF the matter. We
have erased Mr.. BIS name from our list, as
We canno, afford to furnish him with the
Telegraph any longer for nothing Should
he hereafter choose 10 pay his subscription.
all right; if not, he is welcome TO the pa
nare
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-08-23

New APpRAIsEMENT-Col Columbia Down
ing, Esq, has just furnished us with the FOL.
lowing abstract Of The valuation Of the prop.
erly of this township, under The new up.
prnisement, which has jus. been completed.
AL properly not wi Thin The corporate lni,s
Of the four towns named, is entered in the
name OF The township Salisbury. The in
crease since the last uppraiscmenl is about
noo0 OoN
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-08-23
Pledsdnton, Athens covnty, o., .
A,r,,c{ q logo 4

EDiroR TELEGRAPH-In the lastnumber
Of the Telegraph (No, 29), lnoliced an ed
ioriul article plluding 70 q complaint Of one
Of your subscribers that The paper does not
arrive regularly. /, 100, have the same
complaintio to make. became subscriber
under the Van Horn dynasty. | paid up
and agreed 10 continue The paper, since
which lime 4 have no. received more than
ono ball The number Of papers due. This
is the reason ! have not paid up my sub
scriplion. / do NOT ikeihe idea Of paying
for value moi received, 4
y Sometimes ! gclno paper for weeks q, a
time; Lwil Ibeu, perhaps, find ihree or four
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-08-23
Er;eI,tfmI Railway Disaster.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 10.-The rain via
Amboy from New York, and The Q O'Clock
train from this city, came into collision near
Amboy last evening. The way train was
driven through The ladies' car. and II is re-
por,ed nine Indies. four children and three
Or four men were killed; but The accounts
are vague for 50 lat.
Laier repor,s reduce the number killed 10
swosladiss, nurse and child, and two men,
sAbout twenty are wounded, including many
with broken legss One Of the men killed
was returning from California.
SECOND DISPATCH.
New YoRK, Aug, l0.-The following is Q
sta,emen, made by one Of the passengers
! reached here by the Amboy boat from Ihe
scene Of lhe disaster ! was in one of 'he
cars which was crushed, and fell through
the floor upon my back, without receiving
the sIigh,es, injury, Two cars in each train
were completely broken, The accidentwas
caused by the train from New York running
with grea, speed, and out Of limc.
An indignation meeting was held by 'hc
passengers, on board the boat; denouncing
thu culpable negligence of the Company
The following are The names Of the killed
and wounded:
WouNDEp.- John II q Rowland, Of Nor
flk, Va, and family, slightly; Mrs. May
nard and child, Of Washington, slightly Gu
IA Tho face; Joseph Davis, Of Morris'own, N
T., seriously; P. e, Marin, wife and son, twt
former slightly. the latter badly, no. expect
ed TO recoyer; Rev. James Pcrviana, wife
and child, the latter has It's thigh broken
Aber, Ebberman, Of Philadelphia, seriously
Thaddeus Wentworth, of Philadelphia, Sc.
tiousIy bruised; James Mccormick wife ant
daughter, and Miss Bachelor, Of Harrisburg
slightly bruised; NJ. Cummerforlh, Of Louis
vile, slightly; ID. II. Dustin and wife, Q
New York, the latter seyerely;iwo children
whose naules are unknown, bad'Y Mr.. Rel
ica, OF New ORR, family. =. A
KItLED.--An elderly woman. apparcnil.
Irish; German woman name notfepofted
the child and nurse Of ID. II. Dustin, o
J New York.
The excitement among the passengers !
great. ~
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-08-23

NEw YuRk, Aug 1o.-The steamer Hi.
nois,. frnm AspinwaIl, has arrived here
She brings 800 passengers and S $l30OO0 in
gold dust, and the California mails 10 ahe
16lh July.
The Panpma Herald, of Angus, Isl, states
that General Herrera was de,ained IN Bo.
gotta, in consequence OF Ihe new political
disturbance. s.
Tho difficulties between Peru and Grena,
da have been amicably settled, and lhe Pc.
ruvian Minister had returned.
I By this arrival we have dates from Vaa-
psraisoI TO June 30lh, and Cailao 10 July IL.
Business al Valparaiso was dull 4 8
Peru and Bolivia were sill btlligerent.
Thelriends Of General Sebaslina Agridnlhud
issued n'manifesio announcing Beison Pres.
ident Of Bolivia, and nominating Agrida head
ofihe Government.
The proclamation was transmitted TO the
Peruvian AdmUat, who was occupyjng Co
biza, and who had acknowledged the aulhor.
ny. Of the Revolutionary Governments
The Peruvian troops were 10. felnaiD.ul
Cobjza, as friends, When The news Of oc.
cupalion reached Belzina, al Lopez, he is.
sued decree Of reprisals against Peru. apd
I offered reward Of Sc 900 for The head ol
Belzina. He also called on the people, from
twelve 10 fifty years ofsage, 10 arm and Join
his forces, which are at presenlthree thOus.
and strong.
WAsHlNGToG, Aug. 10.-Receni inlelli-
geuce from the fishing grounds creoles un.
sssiness. Some twenty vessels had arrived
there from Gloucester. Mass, New Caslle,
New Hampshire, ana Kcllery, Maine, armed
with moskeis, boarding pixies, cullasscs and
swivsls, determined 10 tight ifiheY weroin.
ierfered with. Heavy operators had laid ur
their vessels al ihe wharf, employed Iheii
men on shore. and Invested money in The
new movement.
The Eastern people are said TO be salts
fed with reciprocity, but are. all 10 arms
against the registry Of English Vessels lc
control The cuasling Irade.
PHILApELPHlA, Aug sI0.-Tbe Native
Amencan State. Convention mel here lhi'
morning. Fhinyfya members were pres
egl Allegheny, Philadelphia, Schuylkiil
aud Washington counlios are The only one
Represented. s
> The ,Conyentlonnominaysd jacob Brown
Of PhiladeIphia, Tor Judge Of The suprem,
I, CoDrt Cleaver, Of Beaver, Suryeyo
General; and Joseph KeigIe, Tor Audilnss
A general address was then read io, N,
people, when the coDyenlicnudiourned SIM
, die,
Ngw ORLEANS. Angus, l0.--The denih
from yellow fever the puseweek were .036
\ Thp disease is sill increasing
The dsutiis for "a hours ending Monda,
we're 220 Of which Q04 were Of yelioy
fever a
Tho police have arrested hudson King
who is supposed 10 be concerned inFih
murder ofMcEhoy.
.MEw YoRK, Aug. l0.---The nigh EXPIRES
1rsin from Bosion. on The New haven; Rail
way, was thrown off the iraek Jas, night
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-08-23

have carried The Legislature byan increased
majority.
TENNEsssK -JOhnson's majority Is be.
tween two and three thousand. The delega.
ZION in Congress is probably equally divided
five, and FIVE. The Legislatures Wing By
a handsome majority.
ALABAMA-In the Mobile district, Lock.
wood, Whig, is Unexpectedly elected 10
Congress. He is llS voIes ahead, with Ma
ringo county 10 hear from. In the second
district, Abercrombie, Wing, has 1900 ma.
jority. In The tenth district, the chances
are in favor Of Hale, Wing. Harris, DEM
ocrat, is elecled in third district, and Dors.
dell, Democrat, in The seventh
| NORTH CARoLINA.-From North Carroll.
ma, ii is reported, Shaw. Democrat, has 81
majority over U,law, Wing, bul the Official
returns may change The result.
In the seventh district all The counties bu
three are in, and The returns give Osborne
! (Whig) 1887 majority. The result is sill
doubtful, as the counties 10 hear from CAV,
500 majority for Pierce. lis reported .ha
CARRIER has gained largely over CIingma'
in the eighth dis.rics. Peeryear (Whig) i
certainly elected in The SIKH district.
Private dispatches from 81. Louis say
is now sure that "Olda Bullion is the onl
Benlonie in the mex, congressional deega
. lion. The remaining members elect ar
four Wings and Two Democrats.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-08-23

al The Office. For proof Of this, refer you
10 our pos,-masler--Mr Mr.. Burnhnm. have
neglected wriIineyou on ibis subject. hoping
that a better lime would soon come. In
this ! have been disappointed. would be
glad, indeed, if some better arrangement
could be made. am not willing. as mat
iers have been. to pay up until lgei some
Thing Ior my money.
Yours, &C., WASHINGTON BURTUNTT.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-08-23

MEETING OF THE FREE DEMocRAcY-We
are requested 10 say that NATHAN SIMPSON,
Esq, of Rutland, will address The Democra.
Icy of Pomeroy, ncA, Saturday evening, At
The Court house, on the subjec, of Freedom.
The speaking will commence a, early can.
delight. Every body is invited.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-08-23

FOREIGN NEws.--W e publis h This week
all the most important news received by the
late steamers. The last arrival looks Iiue
warlike again. If, however, the remainder
is no more reliable Than iha, story of Amer.
cau interference, and the secre, treaty abou,
Marmarizzi, we dom, believe a word Of il.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-08-23

t6 Tue DAUpHINsAGAIS.-vThe Fond aEac
Union. ofihe 2Blh plt,. says; Ther Rev.
Eeozos Williams, WHO has Of Aale became
famous throughout ihe United SIoies usihe
Supposed Dauphin Of France, was in,s Ibis
cily on Saturday last. lie preached Two
sermons al she Episcopal Church. 90 Sun
day. ss s
lon conversation We had With Alim '5r
board ihe steamboat o few days previous 10
his arrival here on tie subject,of hispprent.
age, he said that eyliences were being. pre-.
pared Tor ,hepress hpI would seltdie qpes.
zion at resi-. Among olhsrstaings aba. ,rI,e
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-08-23

Another Ministerial crisis is feared al
Consantiuople. A Frenchmun named Ed.
ward Raymond, had been arrested atSouth-
amplon, on charge. Of having consPired
agains,l the life Of Louis Napoleon. He
was taken 70 London for examination.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-08-23

ANOTHER TEMPERANCE RALLY.-We for
got to mention the fact last week, though
we believe i. is pretty generally known. ,ha,
so highly pleased were the people with the
celebration a. Racine, they determined on
anolher demonstration 10 take place at Ches.
ter, on Saturday and Sunday, September
10Th and l1,h. In answer to letter ad.
dressed to The S.ale Central Committee, Mr.
Halliday has received the intelligence lha,
a speaker would be furnished us--probably
Rev. B. L. Hale. This gentleman is saic
TO be fine speaker.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-08-23

a SINGULAR ClRcuMsTANcE.- --Tbe Gin
cinnali NonPariel gives an account ofa very
singular circlmslance connected with the
late arresl of persons charged wilf counter-
6riting u shai ciiy. lrslales lhai. there was
Gund on The premises ol.tlese mon, several
hundred dollars of genuine hoIsk. soma ol
ihern upon one or the branches Of The Siaie
Bark ol Dhinswhich had already been coun.
Iersignod'bv tho Aadhor Of Stale, and in re.
gard',o whichsil IS sill mystery how they
couldthoyc passed into lho hands. d, The
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-08
MRS. IL. G. BROADDUS'
upaRDING school. FOR YOUNG LaDlEs

AT CAROLINE CO, VA,
rsy be re opened the 10TH o! January 1888 mar beLi ia
re hir! Of thu H~iitulloh Inc
;son i. hcs hy p, and IL III every say :uaoa 81
The Of instruction WILL
the higher branches OF thorough Eng
ism with French language and nurc on me faA
school entirely under The
Wrs Hraddu. whose experience and success In pas 'G
ION she her best 10 tho. WIZ me %
n. w Lewis viii nEEs chafSa
Of IN. boarding financial concerns OF the snu
sdvs, .ndeavOr give sitsctou that aTIni' nj
RI. school yeur months will 10 DIVIDED INTO Eo
OF i've months each No deduction VII! DC mace oi 90
ssrcp a rr entrance except Of pr9ifacsi
Team.-Chage scholastic year 81 ~ month";
"i'nihs iuei 'sn I, 80 =. " slIut6
p IabIe nan ~ , su r..tr work each so
Aasic on Pune iHd oa' 81 o. ''o's's''' 10
,,mmrnca,ous IN the .ubecl addressed 10 Ar II sosocus
~ hfa, VI W he'''' Do't Sept. 2o--cHIf
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CSIoy aorEL, AZ RICHMOND. VA.

o, ;c f rent O. u Is s,tuae! the city Of
Rishmnni al The Main IN" i' streets Guhs rear
completed ana "eJ convenient !"
% M m a ~ ,i,s ,,,nyle az! Central Kali Roads
The i!o;cl thoroughly altered a"d fsitsl, ~,,I ~" @
cr IIoe in this city and presents hiicrins ihiueeHeh
=, sny ons iispn. ed engage ll"se keeping
Rrb,nnr .s ay Increasing ~ wealth anu p3uH.o, s We
,,n ~ hi: iIo:cl in the CITY where pnsnc ! oo
esnre recommends &c these Tho MAJ "'" g " "
<.r.;,- T-,;-,,r Kill -7cac the hcu--
-. 49,. ~ should any dcs:rc hey can pucnaee eli OF
- ~ Inc furniture which Is osr re and In 1000 oIe
o ri 30 reasonable c'oa tenant cS'" aSi -
rcl, 'nr ins ren'hs " 70" w, Grrp;!N. Ej-n=1oaG. =
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90! 4 u & .:I;, ;:sE.
'EHch.>i LhEit& IND Hipi'T IiSGEES;


1 IN, ~ iii; : h.i.%cEas.
- i''n % governor and Franislin
2" r,ia' i'"hsir1s. i:, Fitr S-rrc,a and u,,u p ne,
49,. .r; ny - 80 M - al il" ,"'iri'S :! i
''.is. "",'s 49, AMI !Iats. :. II, i ,:
81, "t': n,s f., og. ,.,a,I1e .ui .rr MI b
u -. -. ia r,altt tsnn-
So nstn1llr!. Mrnt ;in
saETnl3 ItjUIi&. :
hare lrs received e!c4Gcs oa City Il H. tu!cHt
~. g orr ca's ;,"iy O a,;' "s t ,S.n'.ns
""s'Gi II ''' .is and - Ta utti. .s rg ". aviI
-. G!ueiate the following.
En- iroe ca aid i. s.s4 ~. %otos1 ..d OAs
r;s', .:.iri -Dr rss.si% " ' Ws:'to' !,
I:ia.& !:r"c,e :'eu5'ls c!:!I, and th,!ie,
,r',a Lts.. Can,ntiG rio" Gaze llnr.
ia4, :@ra Embrnn!-d .a:e !i4nssrc:.sfa
Ladies Reverend 1are Jor!crcI DO
', as I'D Gri tenn ri s. 40" sS"r1% vss :.
H'i'!i 'usii r Hn, extra size Damask Table r."thi
haiSlOs and Uoil!es.
o'it.i lircn t0,! 60 ton Tor shTIrs ani bGsofus
,;I'n '!5r'l, oInci, toGG Jnd plans Linen Co.,s
n24oie edge. Lace. JAsone't snt ,uHe4 underss-vea
, J., m9ii, r.raan and Camolic DO
Eo a., AMI T aah l. MAJ !, ,e.ss and ID, o1'
Tnt .n , n t. Wn. rrT Jasons and , Mas
!i.ass Alpaca canoa CotG sal Plan Jilcs Blregss
sTi aIa wn nm obt Esa n.suios, and FOuncins
iia'! and innure Dmry
81 81 and % eoored and white Mating
Back silk Lace. Love Veins and Neck les
telYe kloaLt.t aud other trim mi 90 Tor lrs,se.
Thrrad aud French Lace Etslng a, Ins.r,na
DobiL aud LId.e Thread DO ia
FcGc English aGG American super bisr. AMI :u!,rI i H.
Doe SLiu "a i,..res
Mixed md piaII fancy n,
Whit: ard coioGed Pa Gsicy Drilling al price.
Figured and pam rh black ani ancy cyo. ell ) r:,ias:
"h,.e add prlored Ma,.ellirs vts.ins, every quarry
Frenci map d'cic. summer t;n,h ard ia sbucrcu..
. Sx' ad Sl@f Is GIasmH9 s
. White aud colorcd Cotton 20
MscF, Bows AMI Chlhrcn' do DO a.. .i,es and pucs.
Ladies, Misses Toys aud Gcn's ak ard Lis!e Gloves
icnticnen's aid. CASIO buck aud berlin do
r. and embroIG and fancy coIorcd silk utt.
b-s 81 iu au IL beached brown e,inS ana Snn,
B!cIche' al.d Brown Canton Flannel.
JedGa.
g. aGd Ill oton uznahurgs aud Dome s,,c,
Bed Ickna and plaid al striped do
ltHf'Gs, ga 5lc's, Heavy Cotonaies and Drilus-
hp.Vn aud furniture Checks ana Maraer'a Stripes
German Bdrlaps ft.nic 4 Linen Gnt Sacnlnc Dri.i.
Shh and Cotton Urbre IA. p rlso4 and Sun Shade.
>Ie I'D Buffalo, rUrs Neck Long Side Combs
Ivory Dressing ard Brazilian side Tgrs 30 Hc Sc
VALENTINE CkESSIIAWs CO.
L!e No 90. corner Broad. Cd: an! Capi'o Stress
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VIM. EGGLESTOS

wM. EGGLE5TOS,
No II Pear! oT l1h SiIH!,
NFFEES FOR SALE-portc Meo sa1 Iuaa
ID s New orsso.ns. c,eP SUGARS
YELLOW and White CcI's
: o.f crushed puveIi=.d and E:.suia.cc J.
GiJ Java Lasuaira. Costa l.iee, Caps anc o COFFEE
q y o and Cuba NOLASSES. ne" ctoP)
smart. n s. II, and Portland SStcF
a.. Green and Black TEAS
Nv u.tfort Sperm, 90 andes
,,i.c;,.Ir, dressed. - aad Ga II istcJ tozes
iii = ksun's patent n half bo1s, iCkNULEs
,J.msntlnc, ga and bs
;uch.lrs mould, tsl!ow
Cotton Yarns Bed Cords P!ous Lines, Tvine
Rice Alum, Copperss, Indigo, Starch, Soda
BIue Stone. Ground Alspice and Cinnamon
Black end Red Pepper. Mace. Cloves and Nutmeg
Swedes and American Iron, Blsered and Gao. 5trs!
Cumberland Old Dominion Nails
WOODWARD
Water Cans painted buckets Neat Tube Chuin'
B.ucms Meaaursa, Sugar Boxes, &c
ALSO
Dark and pale Brandy, com 20 hre
Old Peach and Apple Brandy, Jamaica Run
Nononsahela Tuscaloosa and Rectihcd Whlsgey go
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