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600 10 pay toward the State debt, was
brought up, and the House voted on the mo-
ton 70 reconsider the vote By which II veled to
adhere 70 Re amendment 10 the special tar bill.
and decided it in the negative. yeas 95. nays
II. A message to thst effect was sent to the
Senate.
House agreed to the report Of Conference
Committee on the Public Works appropriation
bill. This makes that bin law.
The Committee Of Conferences on the bin to
prohibit unauthorized baVk paper reported. =
They fxd the time for the Law to go into effect
on the LIST Of December next. The report Of
the Committee was agreed to. yeas so. nays g
The Committee Of Conference on the gener.
al appropriation bill reported that they mad
considered the matter, and recommended thai
the House agree to certain Of the Senate a
mendments, and disagree to others The re
pOr. of the Committee was agreed to One part
the report disagreed to the Senate amend
mChS "hiSh PiOpVoSS Seisoth hhes anu P~hei
ties against the Treasurer Of State. 1t was
said by the Committee Of Finance that the Sec
tion was imperative, that it was merely per-
sonal affair, aimed at the Treasurer, and should
not be entertained by the House. The recon-
mendatiOn of the Committee was unanimous
iY agreed to-
The committee Of conference on the general
appropriation bill, reported that they had
agreed with the Senate committee to insist up
on the objection to the Senate amendment in
relation to restriction on the deposites OF mon
ey, &C. The Senate having agreed to recede
from its amendments, the appropriation bill be-
came law.
At about eleven O'Clock, PM the word
came to the House that the Senate had rece-
ded from its position in favor Of the section of
the sinking fund bill raising 100000 for
the public debt next year. This caused much
rejoicing inasmuch as it was the only remain
ing matter Of difference between the two Hou-
ses.
The business being finally completed, the
two Houses adjourned sine die.
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WHOLE NUMBER 1854.



1t Is but recently that / beeama sw.,. -
the fact that marriages By proxv we're sIIow
Die in the old Dominion. sons 49,. ID,
sIoie son oi Atnea' called Gehsral-a ,itle
Nnish ne bad not earned BY gallant services
on The battle held, neither had he aeopired
Il as General Matthew Arbuee did his af tbe
same grade, but had received il from his vnop..
sors 10 baptism. II he ever had any-sued and
WJn the love Of colored lady, sporting the
real name OF Milken Sally. A dav was 6xed
Tor their Wedding, the officiating clerovman bs.
ing colOred gentleman stickIer ior dignitv,
and trm believer in the resolutions o9 'aa
and g9, those who needed his services. had To
go to his cabin.
Ueneral and Milken had TO make the best Of
u ana as Mahomet would not 90 to the moua.
saln' 1t remained for the mountain n ro. "a,
IanS'net' .9aS The eventful evening at Iength ar
hss-, -, 1hs guests are assembled, the groom
mas come; but the bride is missing. The veu-
cradle clergyman at length becomes impa.ient.
expressed his astoRishment at Milkeu's ab-
senee when General raising from his seat.
thus delivers himself:
Look here brudder Cullifer, its no use wait.
ing for dat darkee; | knows her ike book
she has gone 10 sleep sitting fore de FIRE: pse
authorized to speak for her: so jes 20 ahead
les the same as if she was here" Old CulH-
Ter thought it was wise suggestion, and pro-
eeeded to unite them in the holy bonds Of
natrImony. When the General went over to
Mllken,s cabin sure enough, there she was.
last asleep by the FIRE, with some of her
wedding fnery in her hand. She was terri.
oly provoked to learn her wedding had came
oil aud she was not there.-Cor. Nat Latell
gsHcer.
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The Chrlstian,s Nife.

Chateaubriand dijcourses beautifully on this
theme:
"Man, in uniting himself to her, regains
part Of his substance; his soul, as well as
his body, is incomplete without his wife; he
has strength, she has beauty; he labors in the
field; he does not understand the details Of do
mestic life, but his companion prepares the re.
past. and her smiles sweeten existence. He
has bis crosses, and the partner of his sscouch
is there TO soften them; his day may be sad
and troubled, but in the chaste arms of his
wife he finds comfort and repose Without
woman, man would be rude, gross and solila-
ry.
Woman spreads around him the flowers of
existence, as the creepers of their forest decor
ate the majestic oak with their oderiferous gar
lands. Finally, the pair live united, and in
death are not separabie, in dust they lay side
by side, and their souls are reunited beyond
the limits Of The tomb"
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NEW YORK, l. 9 NJ.
The Pacific arrived at ten this morning,
bringing dates to the 18th OF April. and four
days later news.
Flour-W Canal 49; Ohio 40.
Corn-Yellow Al; White AZ.
No new incidents of war, except that FIVE
Russian merchantmen were taken in the Bal
tic.
AtLiverpool Apr! 29th the news was still
altogether indefinite.
Napier's fleet of 81 sail left their anchorage
at Koga, and put to sea eastward, supposed to
attack the Russian Squadron.
The frigate Tribune had rejoined Napier
from Admiral Plumbridge's division, having
captured the first prizes, namely three ships
loaded with Lead and Sulphur, from Lubec
bound to Russian ports in the Gulf of Fin
land.
Admiral Deschin has sailed with the French
Squadron to Join Napier's Baltic allied fleets
at Varna, April lst, which sailed in the drec-
ton of SebastopOl. since then no account. except
ing rumors that they were preparing to attack
Odessa. From the Danube the substance Of
news is that no great operation had taken
place, but sanguinary skirmishes occurs daily
Mustafa Pasha has his main force $4,000 at
Karrassa and likewise holds Tehmawoila and
Kustenidke, moth of the Terrogans wall.
The Russians maintained themselves in Do
bradscha.
Omar Pascha would not hazard an attack un-
ii! he had the allies in his rear. About ten
thousand allies had reached Gallipoli.
There is great absence of authentic infor-
nation for sope days past.
Austrians it is said are marching into Servia,
supposed to be true but not confirmed.
The Expulsion of Greeks from Turkish ter
ritory is being enforced.
The Greek insurrection is feebler, but still
exists.
Dates from Asia to March 9Th. No opera
tions at Ezeroun, owing to unfavora bic wealth
er. Yarifa Pacha Commander in Chief of
the ASiatic Turkish troops had arrived.
Russians were concentrated at Gumrie which
were fOrtifying early in March.
Circassians gained victory. over the Rus
SLAMS. compelling them to evacusie several
forts and return to their ships. Some Of the
garrisons were cut topIeces.
English Parliament not in session.
Great Britain demands that Spain shall re-
fuse adHittance of Russian privateers into
Spanish ports.
Breadstuffs admitted free into Sweden until
the End. nE
Daily negotiations continue between Austria
and Prussia.
Pruss:an Minister recalled from London for
personal not political reasons.
Austrian Consul General at Alexandra noti-
fies Russian subjects that his protectorate over
them ceases April e9th, when they must leave
Egypt,
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SENATE.-The correspondence between Mr.
West and the State House Commissioners was
taken up and read.
Bill to provide for the appointment Of the
collectors, &C., of the Public Works, by the
Executive council, instead of the Board, as
heretofore, to fix salaries, &C., was taken up,
and certain amendments were considered.
Amendme mt to increase the salary of eng-
neers from $1,000 to 800 per year was
adopted, 91 to 10.
The bill was read the third time and passed.
19 to 16
Bill regulating witness fees &C., was lost
The blllsto provide for the creation and reg
ulstion of incorporated companies, was read
the third time and passed--1s to Is. The bill
provides that the majority of directors of rail-
roads in this State shall reside therein.
The proposition of Mr.. Smith Of Madison,
to amend the constitution so as to allow offsets
of debts from credits by bankers and brokers,
was taken up and debated at some length by
him and others. On motion to postpone, the
vote stood--yeas 10, nays 16. On the ques-
tion of its engrossment, the measure was lost
yeas 7, nays 16.
Bill to provide monument to the memory
Of Gen, Simon Kenton was read the three times
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God intended all women to be beautiful, as
much as he did morning glories and roses; and
what he intended these should become, they
would if they would obey His laws and cut in
dOlence and corset strings, and indulge in free
dom and fresh air. For girl to expect to be
handsome, with the action of her lungs depend
ant on the expansive nature of cents worth
of tape, is as absurd as to look for tulips in
snow bank, or full grown oak in flower pot.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-05-11

Ak INGENIOUS RIDDLER-It was done when
it vas begun; it was done when it was half
done and yet it wasn't done when it was fir
ished. Now what was it OF course YOU
can't guess. VIII this do
Timothy Johnstone courts Susannah Dunn.
1t was Dunn when it was begun; it was Dunn
when it was half done; and yet it wasn't Dunn
when it was done-for it was Johastone.
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sENATE-At the appointed time, this morn,
ing, the Senators were generally at their posts.
Judge Lee was elected President pro tenn.
An effort was made to get back the Public
Works Appropriation hill, but 1t failed.
The general appropriation bill was taken
up, and several efforts made to amend it, gen.
orally, however, without success. The bill
was referred to the finance committee, and af-
ter a short time was reported back, and, upon
its passage, the vote stood-Yeas 96. NAYS 6.
The bill goes to the House with large num-
Der of amendments.
The Senate took up the Public Works appro-
priation bill, and disagreed to a large number
Of amendments Of the House.
Senate passed the bill.to sell all the stocks Of
the State in canals, railroads and turnpikes.--
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"Biddy, has that surly fellow cleared off the
snow from the pavement?Y Eyes sur" "Did
he clear it with elacrity, Biddy?" .''No sur Wid
a shovel"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-05-11

A London witness having described himself
as q penman was asked in what department
of literature he welded his pen, he replied tha.
he penned sheep in the Smithfeld markets
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Father, see man laying drunk down at
the market house."
You shouldn't say laying my son hens
lay.'
"But I've seen men lay, tOO."
"Oh no, my SON.
'Yes but l seen 'em lay BRrcKsP
go and split your kindling-I can't talk to
you now
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-05-11

SAM why is de gettiug out of bed on the
thirty -fust OBJ August like one OBJ Moore's Mel
odies?'
q gibs dat up
why you fool nigeer, it's cause Il am d
last rose OBJ summer
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A person should not be expected to take of
his glove preparatory to shaking hands with
another, any more than to take off his boot
when about to kick man.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-05-11

The ministers in Maine are endeavoring TO
break up the practice of burying the dead on
the Sabbath.
Better break up the practice of dying on
the Sabbath. Should not wonder if the next
move will be to prevent the cider and vinegar
from working. and the hens from laying eggs
on the Sabbath day,
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"My brudders in afiiction," said coored
preacher, Sin all your troubles dar is one place
where you can find sympathy"
"Whar whar % inquired several Of his
hearers
"In de dictionary, replied the preacher With
big grin.
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Foreign News.
Four Days Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC.
BREADSTUFFs ADVANCED.

FURTHER FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.
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Dr. EllEell moved to amend by striking Out
the word s''White" and "male." The motion
was lost.
The motion to indefni Nv postpone prevail.
ed-ysas 4e. nays SO.
So the House refused to endorse the home
stead principle when applied to our own lands.
This is rather Characteristic. As Mr.. Rogers
said the Democracy "backei water" on that
part Of the platform. So be it.
The House then elected s. B. Hannum, as
sst ant clerk for the remainder Of the session.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-16
4 S53 :

FRESH FALL HARDW WARE.
NAT <. & IL D0SNAS, Rchmond. Nirgini.
w ccivbE by the SHERIDAN" "Fdelia," "BaItic"
other arrivals from England their fa Importation shei
and Birmingham
H1RDWARE, CUTLERY AND GUNS
Of American Goods together forming
Summarizing stocks they have had the
Our stock consss in part Of
5000 dozen Table Knives aud Forks with Ivory Stag Buffalo,
Ebony and Bone Handles
2Ocr dozen Pen Pocket Knives, with g. blades
OF and beautiful patierls
l:Odoen RaIors, OF Wade Butchers Rodgers wosi~nho's
and Greayes manufacture common, medium, and
qualities
go dozen scissors and Shears, part very superior
1890 pairs Straight Fine Twisted
coo dozen Pad, Chest Closet, and Till Locks assorted
loo dozen stock Locks, assorted sizes
loo dozen RIM Knob and MOriee Locks Brass White and
Mineral Knobs
200 dozen ROwlands and Ames Spades and shoyeis
so dozen Hay aud Manure Forks
800 dozen Curry Combs OF all qualities
300 dozen Axes Of Virginia. Collins Smmens' and others
manufacture
100 dozen Hammers and Hatchets
800 Coal Holds various sizes
200 fenders, brass, Wire, and Pierced Iron
5000 lbs MAYORS and Mashals best
OctagOn Shapes
dozen Piles, embracing variety Hand
Crsss Cut Pit aud Mil saw and Bastard among
ButcheT's," now difficult procure
BOO Single AID Double Barrel Percussion Guns
quality
Together with every description articles kept in the
Hard EaTe line.
These goods having been purchased upon
'oTabls terms, the bic their
and adapted for the Virginia. North Carolina
prices Of them by merchants and Others visiting Richmond
surfing them Of ability and
'egular house ia this or other markets
VS. a q. DoNNAN,
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ROBERT RANKIN, Agent,
jys Richmond, Va, on the Dock.
-, UD EsII.AR LINE OF BUATs FOR
sG&S-SSs.@,sA Ii LYNCHDUnG:-ThsG Canal Boats
sA@&NSAskxea CLINT0N, Captain Donald, UNION Captain
W. H. punke leave regularly wspSSsp,rs BELLE, Captain
Johnson, DESPATCH Capt Cook, leave regularly onsuhb
These Boats compelled Advertised order TO
make their regular trips Shippers therefore depend
their regularity. No way freight taken.
az Freight for this line sent day except
SirukpAr, after O'Clock. p. NJ.
A, g..
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HARDWARE,
Fall. IMpNRTlTIOy Iss2

hHhDNn hE,
FALL IMPORTATION, 1859.
- T. MOORE q 90, in'por.rs ard De',ers in FOREIGN
u . and DOMESTIC HARDWARE, SC Main street, RicA-
oond Va are 10 receipt peg steamships aud Packet. from Lv
epoo OF null and complete assortment OF Birmingham and
Sheffield HARDWARE, and from the manufacturers in this
try they have received full supply Of American HARDWARE
consisting In part Of
Rodgers" wostenhoim's Pen and Pocket Knives
zen and Pocket Knives OF various makers and styles
duck, Bone, Ebony, and Handle Knives aud Forks
Handle Knives and Forks in sets 81 and 81 pieces
Wade 4 ButchSTs superior RAEors aud shears
single and Double Barrel Guns very superior
Pistols. Rifles, Ride Barrels and Mounings
Trace, Halter, Los, Well and riith Chains
Collins" simmons" and Virginia Axes
"Ames' and 'Rowlands" Spades and shOysls
Min, Pitt Gross Gut and Circular saws
Anyils, Vices and Smiths Bellows
sedge and Hand Hammers Stocks and Dies
blister, Shear, and Cast Steel
Castings, Horse Shoes and Horse Nails
iors, Co.rs, Blind Brides Hammers
Bride Filings, worsted Rcins and Glrths
Locks and Hinges Of every dess rptlOn
Planes, ChisCl-, Augers and Files, all kinds
Platform and Counter Scales Pat Balances
English American and G. D. Per Caps, and all other goods usually
found in Hardware stores.
selected with attention, and
chased the most favorable they feel assured they can Of
Inducements merchants visiting this city and respect
y invite them examination OF their stock they de-
erined sell regular house in this, OF the
Northern cities. aul6
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:sss s s,!s g gs's9s|s - 81

HtREAr NUItTHhitN MAIL ROUTE-REDUcTiON or
IN FARE TO BALTIMORE AND PHILI DELI'Hli.--O On
the 18th instant through tickets Baltimore
philadelphia be obtained OF hi, Company their
route, via Washington, on the following terms, viz
To Baltimore,
transit for self
cities Of Washington and Baltimore free
charge whatever daily lines pha.
New York. varying from 81 g. for each
Fret class and poportoaatty for second class passen
gers public be al loss for cheap and comfortable
Irip New York.
The above allow reasonable
Washington and Baltimore without dermen to privileges
conferred by them. = RUTH,
Agent OF transportation.
oyrcE r., y. p r. r. Co,
Anrn Il nilN
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IMPORTANT NOTICE STEAMERS BELyI6 s$>Su
DIRE AND POCAHoNfAS. Jntil further no KIN dtfdr
uee both Of the above Steamers will remain on the
route between RICHMOND AND BALTIMORE connecting At the
place with the Ericsson steam Propeller via Canal To fhia
The BElvIDERE. Captain Giuord will baltimore every
afternoon Re,urunr she will Richmond every
The PocAHoNTAs Captain Jones' Baltimore every
WEDNESDAY afternoon. Retunlng she will leave Richmond
the This route viii bs
found one VI the most and expeditions from wheel
ng tsonrs Cincinnati and the South and West
freight apply to LUDLAM WATSON.
n MON sTEAMsHiP COMPANIES LINE OF
~ sTEAMElts-for PHiLADElPHlA every HIN
"Wednesday Via Norfolk and tspc Nay-.Scdne- Sf84S
ITf or RICHMOND, Captain Mitchell, steimsr -
Capt BaymoIeOne Of these splendid steamships Rich
ond for Philadelphia Wednesday high Return
Ing leave Philadelphia Wednesday and Saturday at 10 o.
clock, A. NJ, until further notice.
lassngrrsfor New entered into
to forward through to New York. either by
steamers allowing them privilege Of remaining In Phad
ha three four days directly ON to New York.
the arrival OF the steamers.
Shippers TO tho West DESTROYS Of shipping 10
PsbnrR, will please have made all the
pounds.
Due notice will be always given all the Daily Papers In the
city, when the will be ready receive freight and the
hour Of their sailing.
N. H. shippers bear In Ladins
sent to the wharf be signed before the sailing Of
the steamers.
Passage through to New York Is, cabin and found
Passage through to Philadelphia Is, cabin and found 500
Do do do d. dc "a do do do 90
For freight or passage, apply to ,.,
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OIst-EtHNieiiI, "a HARDWARE--we are now in
ceipt OF large and complete OF Housefu
nshin. articles, consisting Of
Brass, Pierced ircn, Wire and Nursery Tenders
Polished Steel Shovels, Tongs Pokers
Copper Brass and Jappancd Coal liojs
Polished Steel and Brass Footmen
Jappancd Fire Carriers
Bras, BronEed and Cast Iron And Irons
Rodgers superior Ivory Handle Knives and Forks
superior American Ivory Handle Knives and Forks
Ebony Bone, Buffalo and Buck Handle Knives and Forks
Silver Plated and Alfalfa Table and Dessert Forks
Siv. Plated. Gr'n Slv. and BTana Table
Block Tin CoGee Pots, Tea Pots Q, Tea UTns
Steak Dishes, Oyster Tureens aud Dishes
Walters In sets singly
Brass and White Metal Candle Sticks
Shutters and Snuher
Curtain Hands and Pins, beautiful assortment
Together with Cooking Utensils kind sale
low by AND. JOHNSTON 4 CO.,
Importers and Dealers in Hardware, Cutlery, &c.
oclI Sign az the Crescent saw Il Main st.
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HfR ~ sesa sssa 49,

u edmond AND DANyIIL.E RAIIRoAD-opEN TO
N OvERBYS, 81 MILES. ~
On and AFTER Monday Oct ID 1885, the regular Passenger Train
by's. "
The Train will stop for following poInt
Manchester, Robou's Coal Field, Tomahawk Povhaan
!9an Chna Amelia Court House wysnoke Jennings Ordinary
hAyokah Liberty Church, Meern, Keyvie brakes
and 0vsrby's. ''
At l2t O'Clock, p. NJ '
Childrsi over 10 and under Is age price,
Servants travelling by themselves
that be and IL must be
pressy stated ON the that they 70 the
- " '>
Passengers for Halifax c. H. and Danvie meet Me.srs
Plagg Co.'S four horse coaches Oyerby's daily Pas.
sngeIs for Greensboough, Germantown saem and Salisbury
North Carolina Messrs. Co.'S horse
on tuesday, Thursdays and Saturdays overbys Pas.
sngerf C.arksyile Milton, NJ Carolina
meet Moss Cos Coaches at oveIbys Tuesdays
and ssiuIdays aud for Milton and Yanceyvie by Fagg
line, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, al OyeTbys.
Passengers for Lynehburg Railroad and Plagy
Co. RiageH .aIlv
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variety Of satnS Tweed Kerey, French, Fl ssh and
American and CApown Cashmere Pants; Vests Of Satin, silk
rEcc Baek and Fancy Cas- Pads Valencia satnc scrge
Neets Wool Nelvets, together with
Fsney Goods shirts style Collars
~ Hsraeu and FLANNEL Shirts ilIO, as Negroes
KEEN, CHILES 4 BALDWIN,
40 lna
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ToleT Cooks Office.

XXTM 4. PAHIsEN this day associated him In
w Express business JAS H. KING, Esq, and the business
will hereafter be conducted under the style and n Of PARsEN
A KING
New York, February ID, 1883
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SuT'rON q WINSTON, Corner 3th Cary Streets
- Opposite the Columbian oteI) Wholesale and Retail
eTs In GoceTcs having received their Fall Stock
prepared to or TO Country Merchants and the city trade
iGdaceme nts-to which Invite their attention, viz
80 Ehds Rico, Cuba, andN sugAr-
200 hbis. Crushed, Powdered aud Coffee do.
so boxes Loaf Sugar
$50 bags Rio
200 do Old Java Lsgusyrs and HsnIls Coffee,
lUs ibis. Syrup
90 do 10 and Cuba Molasses
40 do Cuba do
20 hhds Sides and Shoulder Bacon
- bbis Tanners oil
goo do Gross and Clipped HerTings
zoo kegs Nails best brands
loo 6bls ReCtiaei Whskey
lZ5 do Tuscaloosa and Old RyS do
20 y pipes b Brandy some fne and OLD
40 : do do do do do do
90 x casks Old Msd. and sherry Wine
"a do Port, Cherry and Malaga Do
SO bbs y Z Rum
40 DO Apple brandy
~ do American Gin
% cGsks best London Porter
30 do Cider Vinegar
loo baskets Champagne Wine
10 hhds Jamaica Rum -
100000 Cigar, all grades Il
20 boxes Manufacture Iobacso
800 Teaus Letter, Cap ami Wrapping Paper
200 dozen Painted Buckets
90 packages G 2, Black ala Imperial Tea
90 tons best Peruvian Guano
400 sacks Salt
lbO boxes TalOw and Adsmsntine Candles
Also-shot, Powder, Chocolate, Upper Leather
Pepper Alspice, NutmeEs, Mace, Cloves, Ginger
Mustard, Cotton and Hemp Lines and Cords
Shoe Thread, Hacking Indigo, Matches. Soda, Alum
CoppeTas, IN. Logwood Brooms, Smoking Tobacco
All Of which will DC cold low punctua
au2&-u SUTTON 4 WINSTON.
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The subscrher. having bought the entire interest Dds
virginia aud North Carolina Espress the huSncs will hereafter
conducted by Mes's PABss KEo at No Yesy street