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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-18

TmE SUIoIDEIa EAST ABINGToN.-In addition "
The PARTICULARS published yesterday relative to The
suicide OF Nj. Mash and Miss Sampson, in East
Arlington IL is stated that the deceased were walk
ing together, apparently in contemplutive mood,
between the hours Of one aud Two o'clock yester-
day morning, on the margin Of the pond In which
they were subsequently, found drowned. The fol-.
lowing is a copy Of The letter LEFT by Miss Samp.
son, in her chamber in SlOughlOn:
SroUGHToV.
My Dear Friend:-lI iswilh my right mind that
write these few lines and also that which am
going to do. ON tired Of this world and so ismy
own dear friend, so | must say that 10 morrow
morning shall lie IN another world, but my dear
friend thank you Tor your kindness toward me
which has been very great coll ON my spirit.
Our bodies will be- found in E. Abingdon pond,
where my own dear companion will accompany
me to another world; life may be sweet TO you, but
must 20 where my own love goes. Tell Mr..
Morton | thank him also for his kindness. My best
wishes leave 10 al the children. did mol dream
of this this morning. but please send this TO aunt
Chloe which leave, aud some OF them will come
here and get what money left 10 gel them here.--
| II is with pain that start from hers, butt must
say good bye.
Ny Aunt Chloe and sisters now leave this
world 10 yourselves which hope you will enjoy
don't think Of me only that have gone with my
companion TO rest and 10 meet my Father hope;
here are my rings and his in my trunk, but all OF
you need moi think you have led me 10 this, II is
my own self Mother, hope you will think OF
Father pnd me, so good bye Aunt Chloe have
not FORGOTTEN your kindness which guess none
OF us will doubt, don think Of me, good bye Mad
ApGASA b. SAMPSON,
lsAAsP NASH.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-18

SMUhINU TObaCrU
y 100 barrels Smoking Tobacco,
apo LOGAN. CARR 8 Co
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-18

TTlWo large and eomm0llJus dwelling lioth.S, 10 s'S
il repair, with stables and other tolVerenesS
oSApplyIo NJ X RGilAN; v,n,m
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-18
RON REM

o. p. nlOie vi those new style FltIeh Good' ~
~ boys weaT--retelSed This day uv,swprrt "a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-18
E0T MnrhERS.Z

C. PARTRI6Gg espfsliuIly inform. hi, paIror,
N. and tile public genelSy, (h,l ic light ltl!G os.
favorable at this seaSoh he will give paTtlsusr AaIV,
during this month and next, to taxing The HeEt'ta d
ii iaaud 5. nIIi
HALIFAX NO /. IIERRISGS.
R0 BBLS.Sree and fat, Just received and OF ta!seI
w det4 L1 NJ REILLY
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-18
MoNair & HerYey

RE selling out tletrEtoek Of Summer ys1,tS ~
n without regard to cost or 'FRONT.' emo.S5 SISs ~
some very Desirable rstisTns Any one W'sII,s kIR
Dress, at avery smalliriee would do we'll 20 eau
are 4 Few moielbn. 1,r,p SET
HThey have also achoiee Stock Of tps.t ti,,ns tt
ih21 ~ ani.Ala lLNh35 MAInst UhnUo MLS----T-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-18
Milk Leg, Dreadful Ulcer.
PALPll4TlON, WEAKNESS,

MOTHkH IND DhOHH hh OUNED,
HANIPrON'S IlNCTURE TRlUMPHANT!!!
HUEDREps or ovB owS CITIZENS,
The Rich anil tie Pour, EUeTYloktTe btuF the came
OInRv
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-18
10 H SyS Epson salts 'or F'l' 9y JAMES nAxpR
New Jewelry

ARRIVED N
THIS day, 10 butts OF primo lump tobacco.
i uiy22 r b. lsr4'L.'f JAW. RHODES, agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-06
NEWSPAPER MORALS.

The Washington Union and the Evening
Post, and the Herald and Tribune of New
York, are engaged in q discussion concerning
the morality of publishing details of crime
The Union pointedly condemns the practice
in this respect of the above named papers,
The New York Evening Post responds
The first business Of newspaper Ia to publish the
news; the second duty Is to comment appropriate
~ Oh public matters. For the character of the news
the public-the authors OF the acts recorded are
responsible. For the views OF public questions
which are taken-for the principles and measures
advocated in the editorial columns-the journal is
Justly held accountable to the judgment oil the com.
munhy.
The Tribune says:
II u sheer falsehood to say that society Is made
wse BY the publication Of the details of crimes in
the daily papers It 10 made better Society abounds
most In crime where newspapers are wanting. The
deed then Il done In secret Crime IL organized 81
an order. Witness the Thugs of India, where muir.
dering is part of creed, and the head murderer
invosisd with the sacred dignity OF Pope or Btsh
90. Those of Boreia, Henry VIII, Louis XIV
but show the crimes OF society. The king reflects
the people"
We agree thus far with the Union that the
gross and shocking details of crime which it
is the habit of certain New York papers to
publish, are injurious to the moral tone of
the commY1fty. The mere statement, how.
ever, OF ~ crimes, as part of the news of the
day. cannot be inconsistent with the charac.
tar OF = newspaper. II Is what all public
journals DO, and none more SO than those
which are fondess of criticising the course of
others. As long a. We can recollect pevsp..
PER-, they havs published crimes. Wehave
in oar possession At this time a file OF British
newspaper. eighty years old, and the files Of
virE,ais nswspspers. publishsd bstween forty
and 6fty years ago. The reports OF crime in
thoss papsrs ssem TO be ~ regular part
0fthsir nsWs - any other kind Of intelligence
There yere great criminals then ~ now, and
their shame then, ~ now, was proclaimed to
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-06

CHARGE OF ARsON-Felix Riley, white
man, made his appearance before the Mayor, yes.
terday, to the charge of threatening to &c,
fire to and burn house, the property of Hiram w.
Tyler.
Mr.. Tyler, on being sworn, stated that the pri-
soner had occupied one OF his houses in Rockets
about twelve months-that he had lately got EN-.
ployment on the Danville Railroad, and made an
attempt to run Off his goods, but he had had an at.
tachment served on them for rent, and they were
stopped. The prisoner also owed grocery bill OF
$40, for which he supposed the attachment had
been served, and therefore paid that amount. But
the attachment being for house rent, it was not dis
missed, until that claim was also satisfied. After
an effort had been made to burn the market house
owned by the witness the prisoner was heard to say
that the tenants Of the witness had better get in
sured, as they would all be burned out Witness
never heard the prisoner threaten to do him bodily
harm, or to injure his property.
Mr. Jewett Mr. Tylers agent who settled with
Riley, heard the prisoner remark to MIR. White that
he might expect to be burned out as long as he was
a tenant of Mr.. Tyler's; and told White he had
better get insured If he could. This witness never
heard the prisoner threaten to do Tyler any injury
and the conversation just alluded TO- was had after
the effort to burn the market house.
Two other witnesses were examined, but as mel
Their of them heard any threats made, their test
moDy Is unimportant.
The Mayor at once dismissed the warrant; and
we understand that Mr.. Riley has instituted sui,
against Mr.. Tyler, for SANDER, laying the damages
at a round sum.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-06
ARRIVALS At TIE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YEaTERpAY.

COLUMBIAN HOTEL @ Council, Miss g A
Wickham, Portsmonth; Captain J Hill, We; D J
Wood, Amelia; @ w vanshen. Prince Edward: h
Chandler, Z Palmer, w w Cobks, Halifax; r Bur.
wall, Va D d Hopkins h D r; + Il WalthaII and
lady, w Wake, Chesterfield: B II Heustis. Bait;
L Smoot Miss Lsub Miss z Lsub Miss @ Hamp.
too. Washiu. ton; ! G school6eld, Petersbs Thos e
hstsn; Capt Smith, Clover Hill; p Doll and fam
ly. Amelia; Hlsnkenship. Pstersbe; Chinse. j
Henley, Nottowsy; 81 Fl Gentry, Augusts; VIZ ii
Foster, Charlot esvills; Bard ecottsyiife: n n
Hall, Henrico.
EXCHANGE hotels Williams, J sue.d.
rnneess Ann: Harrison, Williamsburs; C Mitch
en, H White, PA; C w Norris Lynehburs; WIN
aayior and lady. A Christian, Ala; ] Crews, w
oeiiisson, Halifax; ye5riss, r Jeffriss, Char
iotte II; N Booth. Halifax; DR. Karffman LADY
ana children, Tenn; Poutz, lady and 2 childrea
L:oarre. lady and child, r Chat, Miss Bozorss
lady and child. Tenn: DR. C Cooke, Mrs Z Gwafh-
mey, Fluvanna; Hairston, Henry; Beeslsr, N Y;
Miss Shields. Cumberland; Miss Fuaua Luz
nenbnrg; Miss Knauf Mics Bondurant Pr Edw'd;
NJ Merriwether, Art; Stode, Cumberland;
bcndurant, Bondurant, w D McCTaw. Pr Edw'd;
Baldwin, Richmond; Col B French, Chesterfield:
Anderson. Louiss; e 81 Martin and lady, 8 C; w
nnelson: Staunton; c Fisk. White Sulphur; g R
Dunn, Abn edon; w Rogers, N Y; A Vaughan, N
City
UNITED STATES HOTEL-R Carbell. NJ
Glszet'e. Y; E w Gordon. Charles City; M HALL
W Hall, Henry; Zurne; York county; w Roberts.
Richmond; Christian. N Kent; w Thompson,
V r; B Fouiry, Louiss; C Brtin CHAM and fam.
lily. Miss Waddir, Va; C Kent and lady Miss Dod-
son, Capt Nelson, iPhia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-06

pUSSIA! RUSSIA Received and for
IL sale by J. w. RANDOLPH:
The History of Russia from the earliest period to
the present time, including the works of Karamsin
Tooke and Legur; by w. X. Kelley; vol. Bohn's
edition.; 81.
Vol2 De Foes Works, with preface and notes, in
GLIDING tbose attributed to Sir Walter Scot Rohns
editor; 81.
The Biography of Strsbo literally translated with
notes by Hamilton Falconer; volume l. Bohns edi-
tier; 81 %.
History of the Jesuits-their origin progress doc
tIines and designs by g. Nicolin of Rome; Bohn's
edition; ST. o.
The Elements Of Agriculture-a book for young
farmers. with questions prepared for the use OF
schools: by G E. Waring, Jr; 75c.
Capt. Canot. or Twenty Years of African Sla.
yer; by Brantz Mayer; Sl.25.
Shakspeare's Scholar; by Richard Grant White;
81 80
The Nursery Basket-a hand book of practical d.
rections for young mothers SIC.
Walden, OF Life in the Woods; by H. D. Thorsau;
81.
Chestnut Woods tale by Liele Linden 2 vol; $l.75
Life and Adventures of Pc revival May berry, au-
photography; Soc. Sos
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&c 6-d1w
WINSTON g. POWERS, GRooERs AN

WINSTON & POWERS, GRooERs AND
w Commission MERCHANTS. corner of Cary and
Pearl s'rsets have in store q large assortment of
Groceries, Liquors. Wines Teas and Cigars, selected
with great care, which they offer the most favor
able terms TO punctua customers, viz:
300 hhds Porto Rico and New Orleans Sugars; 500
packages loaf crushed, granulated, clarified and cof
fee do; $50 bags Rio, LaguayIa Maricabo, Java and
Mocha Coffee; zoo kegs Nails; 400 reams Wrapping
Paper; 295 hhds and bbs Porto Rico and New Or.
leans Molasses; $50 packages Gunpowder and Black
Teas some very choice; 28a packeges Liquors and
Wines eli sortf; together with Candles Spice Buck
cts Grndstones, Shot and Lead, Bed Cord, Plough
Lines, Bacon, Window Glass, Sap, Dye.Stuffs Ma.
chine and TanneIs Oil, Vinegar, DC. se 6 .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-06
SUPERINTENDENT OF THE CENTRAL Rail
Roam


ROAD.
In justice to Col Fontans. President Of the Cen
trail Railroad publish the following letter from
Mr.. David Anderson, one of the heetors of the
road. The paragraph copied from the Staunton Vim
dcafor, and published yesterday in the Dispatcb,
was, viii be perceived, calculated to
roneous impression
To Editors Dispdfch-In justice to the President of
the Central Railroad, well to the Supenntend-
en it proper to state That no such reasons for Mr.
Whtcomb's proposing to resign ever suggested
to the Board of Directors the improper interfer
ence of the President with his duties In letter
from Mr. Whitcomb, under date of 18th July, to the
Board he frankly and canddy stated that upon trial
of his position he had found the dailv dut of
the situation much more arduous and difficult than
he had anticipated and stated that il agreeable to
the Board that he would like TO be reipsiated in his
former position Engineer Tho Board, not liking
such frequen. changes in their Principal Superin-
tendent declined acting promptly in the matter; and
sf er deliberaton and consultation with the Preii-
dent of the company. tho road decided against &C
ceptins his resignation, and TO request him to retain
his position a. their principal Superintendent, trust
ing that experience would make the duties more ma
nageable. DAVID ANDERSON Jr.
ONE OF THE DIRECTORS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-06

NEW FALL G GOODS WILLING-
IN HAM, Elicit Co. are receiving and open.
ing French MERINOES and CASHMERES of the
celebrated manufacture of Petral, Lupin, Sedoux.
Leber, &c. Also, large lot of rich Lyons Plaid
Silks; Swiss Muslins; white Cambria aud Jaconet
Lace Mitts Collars, lie. The above goods. with ma
Others have been purchased at the recent auction
sales in New York. at about one-half the of i'm.
poraton, and offered for sale to first class buyerl
at extremely low prices.
WILLINGHAM, ELLETT L CO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-06

geo. DOWDEN, oeCy. soS-iL"
THE LAMP LIGHTER-New Edition,
Il 65,ooO copies sold in three months.
Fifty Years in both Hemispheres. By Vincente
Nolte-Sl25.
Youth of Jeferson-75c
Noctes Ambrosanae- Edited with Notes and Me-
moirs by r. Shelton Mackenzie, editor of " Shells
Irish Bars vols. CLOTHS.
Ten Nights in Bar-Room. and what saw There.
By T. 8. Arthur-75c
Tcenderoga BY James-75c.
The Hive of 1.-THE Bee Hunter"-a repository of
Sketches, including peculiar American Character,
Scenery and Rural Sports By T. B. Thorpe, OF
Louisiana-Sl
Struggles for Life-an Autobiography-new edi.
tion-50c.
Sequel to the " Neishbors' Children" from the
German BY Mrs Sarah A. My ers-62c.
Foot-Prints Of Famous Men, By John G. Edgar
81 cts.
Utah and the Mormons. By Ferris-&1.
The Working Mans Way in the WorId-being an
Autobiography Of Jouneyman Prnter-$l
Pilgrims of Walsingham By Agnes Strickland
$1.00.
Now-a-Days-$l.
The above. with many others, are to be had at the
Bookstore of GEO. nj. WEST
set Nos. and 6, next door to P. o.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-06
TRUE POETRY

In the September number Of the Southern
Literary Messenger are two pieces of poetry
from the pen of the late Mrs. Judson, Fanny
Forrester,l which, in our humble judgment,
in simple pathos and beauty, are unsurpass.
ed in the English tongue. We believe il
purely impossible for any person of ordinary
sensibilities to read. without tears, the piece
headed IS Street Mother, Il is strain of as
true, unaffected, soul-subduing poesry-the
plaintiye murmurs Of bleeding and break
ing heart-as the lips of genius. touched with
celestial fire, ever uttered to the world.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-06

PROPERLY PUNIsHED.-Thomas Harris, a
Charles City free negro, arrested and Gagged on
Sunday night for insoence and resisting one of the
Night Watch, was brought before the Mayor yester-
day, and after being heard by counsel, ordered %
stripes This fellowis sailor and has forfeited his
right to remain in the State by voluntarily going to
Philadelphia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-06
FEMALE BRou.-Mrs Mary Holm ma,

FEMALE BRoM.-Mrs. Mary Holm made
her appearance yesterday morning at the Mayors
Court to answer the charge OF aseaultng and beat
ing Mrs. Mary A. Wellford, and with keeping a
house of i'll fame. The accused confessed that she
had given the complainant the soft end of broom
stick, for good and sufficient reasons but indignant
iy denied the foul mputa,ion against her character,
and demanded to hear the charge proved Mr.
Wexford an old and feeble gentleman testified that
he afraid of the ACQUIRED, and for this reason,
she was held to bail for her good behavior.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-06

TreHr.-Currison Deanes, found drunk
and asleep in the street Monday night was brought
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-06

THE Dock continues to be crowded with
vessels. loading and unloading. The shp-lock work.
like charm.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-06

KuKkEL's TROUPE will give one of their
brilliant and attractive entertainments at Metropoli-
tan TALL tomorrow night Note the fact, and IL ycu
have lesure hour and spare quarter, be In place.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-06

ALL SsFE.-The Virginia horses that left
here for New York some days since, under the care
OF Mr. George Walden, have arrived In good condi.
ceived Yesterday states that the four miles heat
over the National Course, in which Red Ever W.
did not fill. - = .'e ssaso
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-06
TO BUILDERS.-Proposals will be re-

nNO BUILDERS.-Pr0po will be re-
i csived at this office until IL O'Clock M. on satur-
day next the 9th inst. for the construction Of four
Exhibition Sheds, 601l8 feet on the Show Grounds
of the Virginia State Agricultural Society, the
Western limits of the city.
The Proposals must state the time which will be
required to complete the above work The Contrac-
tor will be require enter into contract with the
city, giving approved security for the prompt and
faithful execution of the work.
The Com mittee the right to reject all OF
the bids, 1t of them should prove satisfactory
The plans and specifications for the Shed can be
seen, and oil necessary information obtained, by ap-
plicaticn to the undersigned.
Fly order of the COMMITTEES on Public Grounds
I'D w GILL. Citv EnF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-06

A NUISANCE, complained of by some Of
ouryslley readers has no doubt been abated before
this time a. officer Johnson has taken the matter in
hand.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-06

UNLAWFUL AssEMBLY.-Henry Mangle,
the keeper of a grocery on Brooke Avenue, was
hned by the Mayor. yesterday. for permitting an
unlawful assembly of negroes in bis house. on the
night of the 9th of June The case was then sent
on to the next Grand Jury term of the Hastings
Court, which sits on the I'd Monday in November.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-06

NARROW EscArE.-Yesterday afternoon,
email white boy fell into the water near Mavo,s
bridge, and when rescued was supposed to be dead.
Dr. BRIGGS was Immediately called in. and we Al 3
low to life, end to the of his distre ssed ps.
rents. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-06

GAVE BAIL.-William J. Bowles, citi
zen of Hanover, committed TO prison some few
days since for getting intoxicated gave bail for his
good behavior, and yesterday was released from
prison.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-06

Orr FOR NEW YoRK-Mr. N. Green,
horses, under the care Of MI N. B. Young popul.,
trimmer, left here yesterday afternoon for h. yors
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-06

WHERE'S THE Net MEN STRAY dog
are increasing in numbers about the streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-06

Iva HARD PLAeE.-Thoe. Martin. a fra.
negro was srrsisned before the Mayo. yesterd.. -
answer the charge ef siolsntls and csnsly 5. ~
his wife, Elizabeth Martha 0winf to the conditi.s
examipasion WINS posfpcned until Friday next snS
the accused committed 70 prison.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-06
The WEArHER-A friend Informs u

that man OF his acquaintance has recently lost all
the hair from the POT his head-"the place where
The wool ought to grow'-from the excessive heat
OF the weather and Immense perspiration. He did
net say whether the golden locks" which had ia
ken their departure, were of original growth, or
one of Daquesne's beautiful wigs-but that matters
not, so thai the owner has been shorn of them by
the effects Of the heat. Yesterday Yves ring.peeIer
and no mistake.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-06
UlED.

Or ths q ians. Mr. sAHAH 4. pENNfs. wife Of
Jne pesnfas = the I'M year 81 hef sgos lsaving
2 hus6en1 and oss child to mourn thsir isssparsbls
September 5eb 1854 THOMAS KENovAN, sr.,
In the 69th year OF his are.
His funeral will take plscs from the Catholic
Church ct o'clock. r ~. where bic friends end
qusintsaces are respectfully invited 10 attend.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-06

BY the Arrorv Hand. made IN excuIsian 10 sIs.h
Coftsse yesterdsy afterpooa. accompanied By nun.
Der Of Isdi.s End gestlsmsn firm this city -
chnrch and Union ALA We have no dspSt ~
whole party he'd plesant iims. ~ the sfternoon
vss dsIishafui oas far . ride behind the sssean
hoTse,n and country sirins
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-06
tr,r .bo.f ff1 =, es.f

MEAsuRING Hrs LKGvTH.-Daniel Layton
was found drunk in the street last Monday night,
and Ne matter of course the Charles packed
him awsy IN the cage for safe keeping. Yesterday
morning he was called before the Mayor, and on
promising to be guilty of no more such Indecent
conduct was released.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-06

SrArrnxsr Of the Receipts Of the vir-
eiaia srA Tennes-oo Railroad fsf the oaths a. An
eu4k 1ss5 ssd 1854:
Rneeiue1 or AnGust 1854.................o ~ 90
Do. do. 1855. ................ u 9sS
Auct93D0 fsrUA
Tor abost 90 per cent?
Whole number Of passengers carried in
August, 1884,. 1911
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Al Office TO THE P U C.-Ths
III suhserihex having afiexeA hia stcck of SAQQLE-

IN subscriber having offered hts stock of SADDLE
kY 1t public auction the 9th Of June lase, but
owing to the extreme warm weather and dchiy ses-
son, his sale posfponed; he otets tor ssle
his large and besuiifai assortment Of ready
SADDLES, amosgst which some Of 3 new and
improved psttsrn delightfully."- pleasant - the rider.
and Narrated not 70 hurt the horse Also, very
larre assorfe nj Of mcst bssatfbl Coach and Bueay
HARNESS, which cannot Be surpassed. nv seck
embracss slso. Wsson and Cart Harness Of ths most
durable quality and In fact every article usnety kept
In ssddlery establishment. msy be I'D = my
shop ell manufactured under my own supsrvinaon ~
the most experienccd woFkmsn.
Ny object In selling out d, 70 clcee my agency IN.
siness. and dominance on my own account Add ss-
cry article not tisposed Of 81 tbs 1T Nosemhss, Gill
be offered 1t public suction during the State Aeieu
tsral Exhibition. due noies Of which win b gwen
To enable me to prosecute this cosrse, respectful
y request y frsnSs 10 call on me q once snl 81.
lie the hillsthe necessity Of which msst ~ ehvt
Gus 70 all The amoants Individually are sus3ls bus
20 me are spicspt 10 extricste ne fsoxa leb4 uhisa
ssGSsess JOSEPH q. cor ouTT.
ITO MILLRR6-I have one o; I s-hsfa