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Jas. c. VAN DYKE, Esq, u s. Attorney, Phila.
Tho Case of Col. wheeler,s Slaves.

The Case Of Col. Wheeler's Slaves.
Judge Kane delivered an opinion this morning
adversely TO the reception OF the petition OF Jane
johnson, TO quash the writ of haeas corpus 10 the
case of Passmore Williamson, pronOuncing her TO
have no status in court being entirely without its
jurisdiction. The opinion is very elaborate, review
ing the whole case and reatfirming his former Opin-
lon He asserted that the laws of nations guaranteed
the right OF transit of slaves and every other species
ofproperty, through territory where slavery not
recognized II the contrary principle was sanctioned,
the time might come when the cotton Of Louisiana,
the rice of Carolina, and the rum OF New England
would be restricted from transportation, without the
bounds Of the State producing them. He maintained
that tle Federal Constitution recognized slaves as
property, and up to 1880 slavery existed ia the
thirteen original States. He said that Wliamsons
duty then, as now, was to produce Jane Johnson's
children Were the petitioner here 10 abide the
action of the court she would have a right 10 be
heard but being without the jurisdiction, the re-.
cords of the court cannot be opened for a stranger
On the conclusion OF the delivery OF the o2inioC
John Cadwallader "a member OF the bar but not
engaged in the easel in order to-remove a fa-e
impression from the public miBd, said, from his re-
collection OF the circumstances aiten ding the COM
mitment OF Passmore Williamson, proposition was
made TO amend the return to the wilt, when Judge
Kane replied, IL viii not receive an amendment
now, but will be prepared to receive il when the
record has been completed" No such motion was
subsequently made aud the public impression that
permission 10 amend was refused Is not warranted
by facts
Judge Kane replied that his (Mr Cadwallader's)
impression was correct lie has been prepared
10 receive supplementary return from Mr.. " lillian
sous counsel but none had been offered.
Nr. Calwaltasr sugges,el thai addition be
made 10 the opinion court embracing the
remarks Of member OF the bar not engaged in the
ezse, and the reply Of the Judge. lie was induced
10 make the suggestion by the bet f,elng towards
worthy bat mistaken man. hoping il nngi Z lead TO
the adoption Of such a course as would end in his
liberation.
Mr. CadvAlader ia to smhody the remarks be
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WILD NVANTS ALONE :

FT'TF subscriber offers for sale liberal terms, 81
L FOUR COMFORTABLE RESIDENCES, situa- st@l.,.
ted as follows viz: SELL
One College, the Market House, fronting E--szA
40 feet on College street.
One the South Nashville Man featuring Establish.
meut fronting rs feet Cherry street.
One near the Trinity Church, fronting 81 feet on High
street.
And the other the resdenre Of W. n. Bilbo, Esq
and fronting 100 feet OyertOu street.
Any one wishing to secure neat and pleasant home,
convenient to business and cd terms, would do well TO
make immediate application, The property must, and will
be sOd. Apply very soon, to W. L MOORE,
octi9-dlw As Public Square.
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made. when the Judge viii follow with his answer,
so as to complete the record
John NJ. Read, counsel for petitioner, said he had
listened with attention to the opinion but it had
failed to convince him that the petitioner and her
children were not free the moment they touched
the soil of Pennsylvania
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VALUABLE nOOI6

UABGE BOOIkS.
" 7. BERRY CO, have just received
l. Condos History Of the Arabs in spain.
?. Guizo;s History OF CiviIz ton. 8v.
3. Falener's Cha, steal Antiquities.
e. Lougnus the Sublime. vol.
s. Daue's Divine Comedy: the Inferno 4 pure trausll
ton by Carlyle.
g. Tassos Jerus alem Delivered.
Z The Legislative Guide.
s. Irvings Life Of Washington.
O. Bentous Thirty Years in the Senate.
10. Webster's Complete Works. 6y.
II. Calhuun's Works. vol
Il. Napier's Battles Of Che Peninsular.
b. Napoleon in Exile by O'MeaIa.
a. Lasca,es' Memoirs Of Napoleon.
Is. Abbo.t's life II Napoleon
t. strckand's Lives Of the Queens Of Eaglsni vol
L. Lives Of the Prinoesses OF England.
oct 3
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JUST PVHLISs5ED.
By the Howard Association, Philadelpl

BY the Howard Association, Philadelphia
ID EPORT on SPERMArORRHRA 4, or Seminal W. aknesv
impOtenc the 4 Ontnsm, MAJ urbatiOu Self
Abuse aud other Diseases u the sexual Grams wi
Of the and decc9Ons OF Qlacks and valuable
Advice the A1 cted, by GEO. r. CALHOUN ~. D. Con-
Sultiug Surgeon Il the Howard Association, adrph a.
Pa benevolent Insttu ion estab he'd by special endo
ment for the relic Of the sick and distressed n cted with
"Niruent and Epidemic Diseases" copy Of the above
Report will be sent by mail Gin sealed envel, p-) free
charge, the receipt Of TWO STAMPS fr postage. Ad
dress Dr. GEO r. CALHOUN, No. 2 south Ninth 81,
Philadelphia. E'a. octtI-d3m
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TELEGRAPH FROM HUNTSVILLE TO TUsCuM-
BIA.-We observe from the Huntsville Demo
crat, that the citizens of North Alabama are
prqjectnga Geographic line from Huntsville to
Tuscumbia, looking to al ultimate connection
with Memphis OH the West and with New Or
leans on the South, via the Memphis and
Charleston aud the Mississippi Central Rail
road
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MINNIE RIFLES.
FALL & CUNNINGHAM

AVE just received few Of the real Minnie Rides made
to order in the English Government shops THIS Id.
viii shoot with accuracy 900 yards proved by
pertinent before Sebastopo where the soldiers
been KILLED by them at that distance
In addition to the Regulation Rfrs T. c. have also
the winnie Sporting Kistc. male OF smaller
guage for the purpose Of Deer Hunting Call and
them at the sign Of THE BIG GUN"
oct I'm North side Public SQUARE.
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Y virtue Of decree of the Honorable the Circuit Court
~ Of Davidson county rendered at the September Term
1855, in the OF George Morse complainant tns Ma
jor smith ct al def ndauts, will on SATURDAY, the LIST
day OF December next to public sale for cash to the
highest bidder, the Court House door in the cit Of
Nashville the anl described said pleading being lot in
McCavocEs td on to Nashville fronting 81 feet Front
street and running back 1907 feet Sale within the usual
hours. THOS. I. SMILEY,
oc2D-,ltd Clerk.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS


TIVE AMERICA will leave Paducah T-1
for New Orleans on MONDAY, ~
29'h inst. .&-ESSs=zs1Sszz--zEzs
The Dr.. ROBERTSON viii leave Naslvi le SATUR-
DAY, q h. with eigh: and passengers for her Apply to
JOHNSON & WEAVER,
octi9-d A. L. DAVIS, Agents.
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RArHER AN ATTRACTION!n

ENJ. F. SHIELDS will sell at auction each evening du
ring the present week, fine collects Of looks, Fine
Gold Watches Gall warranted Gold chains Of every descrp
ton, Loo cts Bracelets with variety Of other rich
desirable Jewery
Purchasers will not be disappointed in THESE SALES.
octlI--td BENZ. r. SHIELDS
Private sales during the day.
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FRESH STD X nG

COLE LEATHER TRUNKS, ., 80 and 50 in. of Phila-
- Geha Manufacture, and the very Ladies Travel
ing Trunks and Bonnet Boxes, and large q
medium and low priced Trunks.
Leather, Waterproof, Velvet and Tapestry bags.
Ashland Sole Leather Yases.
Sole Leather Buggy Trunks aud Yaises, all sizes and
every price. Just received BY JOHN RANGE,
oct2O ~ College st.
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YouNG ArIERIcAI
Agents Wanted in every comfy this and adjoining State
To sell the above new and improved
CORN AND COBB MILL

Agents Wanted in co1ny in this and adjoining States
To sell the above and improved
CORN AND COBB MILL.
ITO all such chance make money viii be offered
OF on unusually fur terms by application to the proprietor
FARMERS AND STOCK R4ESERS,
offer you Corn and Cob 5il unsurpassed in the IN
ion and which cannot be superseded BY past future
yentOns. IL is the very Mn which every Farmer an Stock
Kaiser should have; it viii crush from TO 10 bushels Corn
and Cob per hour, with horse; easily fitted up and
ml1aged weighs 3O lbs AMI as all contact Of the niing
time speak thus Of its durabiiy, because he me
principle has been fairly tested in the old BARK Mill Who
Is 1t that wants
WILL ON TRIlL
for n ana it don't give complete satisfaction TO
return IL? II there be any has disposed let him "
speak satisfaction IS warranted in every case the
ey WI De refunded The Crsrr can oe attached to hoss
water or steam power, which reHes tn most convenient
Mill south Of Mssons and DNon line. an othzr ,ru-hers
Eow in the South require too much power soon wear
According
THE LAWS OF NATURE,
Corn and Cob Mil which admits Of lateral or wahbing
motion will nece sary, soon wear OUT all other rru,hers
are amenabe 10 this sra objection, and the Prcprirors
DARE DOT DISPUTE it. In the conr tim Of oUxs AMER
cA have GAINED power anti DIZZY CONTRADICTION Ihaye
SSened fctiJn and CH4LLHNsE The cuutrarv
have pr vented wabhl lateral otion, and ali are
superior TO any other NH. selling this TenneS-
see invention at the small sum OF
FIFTY DOLLARS,
And any one wanting good thing" earnestly rsqest
cd to examine the true merits and principles Of this Mill
and order from the PrOprjeJ0rs Agents.
liberal discount made 10 dealers
J. p. DEOMGOULE sole Pronrietor
ShelbyuEe, Tenn.
a G l. is,
EiiS Moore CO., Il Market street, Nashville Manu-
fac;urers and General Agents.
Beaumont Fan Co., CaTksyils, Agents for Montgomery
County. -
81. Watkins, Pulaski, Agent for Gle, County
Wm. B. Hunt, Salem, Agent FIR Franklin County Tenn
and JACKSON Ouuty, Ala
James b. Vance, Castalan Spring, AGENT for Sumner
County e'
J. W Hatcher, Columbia, Agent for S.aurv Cou-tv
". NJ Pell P. VI Rome, Agent fer Smf m County
} K Ahin, Charleston. Agent for Bradley tnur tv
W K. Huney Bros, LOu-on, gents for Fast TenDss-
see. oct I5-dAwly
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JAS. C. VAN DYKE, Esq, U. S. Attorney, Phila
ATTORNEY GENERALS OFFICE, J

ATTORNEY GENERALS OFFICE,
l7Ih September, 1855.
Sir-I desire to make a further suggestion in re-
gard to the trial of parties charged with recruiting
soldiers in the United States for the service of the
British Government
IL is known that instructions on this subject were
given by that Government TO its officers in the l
States We are told by Lord Clarendon that those
officers had stringent instructions" to proceed as
not to violate the municipal aw--that Is, to violate
its spirit, but its letter. Ifs the instructions
themselves violate the sovereign rights OF the United
States.
But in the meantime, every Consul Of Great Bri.
tain in the United Sta,es is by the avOwal of his
Government subject to the just suspicion of breach
of law; while apparently he must have disoheyed
his own Government or. in obeying it, have abused
his Consular functions by the violation of his inter
national duty to the United States.
In these circumstances il is deemed highly neces-
sary that the British Consul at Philadelphia or any
other officer Of the British Government, shall not
be suffered to interfere in the trials as he attempted
to do on a previous occasion. That no letter of his
be read except in the due form of evidence, and
that if he have anything to say, he shall be put on
the stand by the defense in order that he may be
fully cross examined by the prosecution.
1t is clear that he has no right, by any rule of
public law or of information comfy, to be heard
in the case by the Court, otherwise than as a wit
ness, whether enforced or volunteer.
have the honor to be,
Very respectfully,
c. GUSHING.
J.s G. Van DYKE Esq L s Attorney Pbila
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w- JoHN G. SAX, the celebrated poet, sa-
tirst and wit, is delivering series of lectures
before the Young Mems Christian Association
at Louisville. Ii Mr.. S. could be induced to
pay our city visit we are certain hs reputa
ton as poet and lecturer would give him
crowded houses. Cannot the Young Mems
Christian Association, or the Mechanics Insti-
tute, make the experiments
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ADELPHI THEATRE.

Complimentary benefit to Louise Reeder rendered to her
BY many friends. which occasion Mr.. George w JamOn
has volunteered his valuable services, ard iivey his
appearance, and will appear ShylOc and Uncle Ton;
Louise Reeder as Porti4 and Daisy.
Saturday evening" Oct 20 will be acted the ih act Of toe
Merchant of Venice Shylock Mr. JamsoD; POrts, Louise
Rseder To Co cude with the Old Plantation; Uncle Tom
Mr.. Jamison, Daisy, Louise Reeder.
Dir. James Muriock il engaged and viii shortly appear.
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IARGE STOCK OF

FINE GOLD WATCHES AND JEWELEY AT AUCTION.
FI'HIS Tuesday Evening, Oct 18th, and tomorrow y
L NJ, at O'Clock, shall offer the fines "a
lot OF GOLD WATCHES offered in this market, EAZ5
om0risuC % Gold Watches from the most celebrated
makers; English Lever, Anchor Lever, and Lepns
Natri a. open and hunting extra hne Gene
Watches suitable, f1r Ladies; also $50 Gold Guard Vest
aud Fob Chains Gold Bre Pins, Ear and Finger Rings,
Bracelets LCcses Thimhles, Pens and Pencils, &C. &c.
Sale positive without reserve, being the stock ~ dealer
declining business Every article warrants represented
or sale Gentlemen wishing iu,p ect the stoc,
make purchases private sale invited to examine du
ring the day. BENZ. +. SHIELDS,
No - Public square,
octl6-2t OPPOSITE vi nter.' Bank.
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Quick Work.

81 would work the guilIo.ine by steam, by Cd"
GEO. SANDERS.
We thought this sentiment, 50 much applaud
ed by such of the Admiral's auditory as under
stood the English language, was but the meta
phorical evaporation OF a Red Republican
against the oppressors Of his trans Atlantic
brethren. But we find, from the proceedings
Of the late Naval Board, that the sangulnary
hyperbole of the Admiral has been literally
realized by that nautical inquisition. a cores
pondent, who seems to have been "keeping
time on the reform committee, furnishes us
with memoranda, from which the following
astounding official mortality appears:
The Naval Board convened goth June, and
adjourned Goth July, 1856. This comprises
period of thirty-six days. From this deduct
five Sundays and two days lost, and the TWEEN
ty-nine days remaining, &C five hours actual
session each, will give las hours or $500 MIN
utes. This divided by 755, the whole number
of sea officers decapitated, gives II minutes and
80 seconds average for trial, sentence, and exc
cution! Nero, in his impatient vengeance,
simplifed the idea of Sanders, by wishing man
kind had but one neck. Had he seen the per-
feet rapidity of Yankee decapitation, he would
have smiled in grim acknowledgment that his
Improvement was unnecessary. Nor can we
see how President Pierce can improve upon
this speed, unless he adopts Lyons Bug Des-
troyer, and kills them of by wholesale. In the
mean time, we communicate this specimen Of
American industry to the next Worlds Fair,
for the encouragement of the industrial enter
prise of nations. Seven hundred and ffty-five
freemen, in the land of ha5eaS corpus, trial by
jury, and public indictment, tried, sentenced,
and convicted, in an average Of II minutes and
80 seconds each. Oh Lord! Oh, Lord!
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just Cut.
RAYARD TAHLOR,N NEW WOREz.

BAYARD TAsLOR'S NEW WORK.
India. China and Japan.
TOON, NELSON 4 CO, A. Union street, have just re-
ceived many and interesting books.
visit to India, China and Japan,
IN the year 1893. By Baysrd Taylor.
Isora's Child
"ATong the multitude Of books pressing forward for pub
lie favor will retain lasting hold the hearts
affections that this. We commend it 10 the attention Of
readers. "-1N,ey'ieJB Ider.
EsEPRESENTATIVE WOMEN.
TOON NELSON * co, a Union Street
Have received the following New Works.
Representative Women
From Eve, the Wife OF the First, to Mary the Mother
Of the Second Adam By G. G. Baldwin, D. D.
Core and the Doctor;
Or, Revelations Of a Physicians Wife.
Aspiration:
An Autobiography OF Girlhood. By Mrs Manners.
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OBTUARY.-The many friends of J. WATT
SMITH, formerly resident of this city, but for
the last three years connected with the Mem
phis Press, will learn with deep regret that he
died in that city yesterday morning of the pre-
vailing epidemic. The deceased leaves four
young children rrotectorless, their mother hav-
Ing preceded their father only few hours to
the Spirit world, Mrs. WARD, sister-in-law of
Mr.. SMITH, was reported dying on the day pre-
vious She also leaves three orphan children.
May the God of the tatherless watch over this
group of seven friendless orphans, thus sud
denly bereft Of their greatest earthly support
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
NEW ENGLISH BOOKS.

W. T. BERRY CO., have just received
THE OLD PRINTER AND THE MODERN PRESS. By
Charles knight.
ONCE UPON A TIME. By knight.
JOHNSON'S TYPOGRAPHY. wells.
TIE LAND WE LIVE IN. Literary and Pictorial
ske,chBook OF the British Empire BY Charles Knight
vols, 5vo.
HALF HOURS WITH TIE BEST AUTHORS. By
Charles Knight. 2 vols
LEARNING AND WORKING. Six Lectures concerning
this Time and the Times Of Old. BY Frederick Denison
Maurics, NJ A., Chaplain Of Lucoln's Inn.
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TENNESSEE CoNFERENCE.-We publish this
morning the closing business Of the Conference
of the N. Z. Church. The session has been
harmonious, profitable and pleasant, and has
been well attended throughout.
We are under obligations to Rev. S p. WHIT
TEN, for our daily reports Of the proceedings OF
that body, which have been kindly furnished
by him in q most concise, and every accepta
bic and appropriate manner. Weowe him one.
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tn MERCHANTS
SALE OF REAL ESTATE

OOK at a superior lot of BLANK oAKS just received
IL a1d for sale by CHARLES w. SMITH.
oc:2G PUC
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CHEMISTRY OF COMMON COMPLETE

Maurics, NJ A, Chaplain Of Liucoln's Inn.
CHEMISTRY OF COMMON LIFE-C0HPLETE.
". =. BERRY Il GO.
HAVE JUST RECEIVED TIE FIFTH EDITION,
In 2 vols, limo, cloth, Of
THE CHEMISTRY OF COMMON LIFE. By James F.
W Johnson VI. A. F. r. 5, &C, Author Of Lectures
Agricultural Chemistry and Geology, etc, Illustrated
With 13 wood engravings.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
The Air we Breathe, The Poisous we Select
In Water we Drink, The Odours Enjoy,
The Soil Cultivate, The Smells we Dislike,
The Plant werer, What We Breathe, and Breathe
The Reef We Coos what How, and Why We Di-
TIL Beverages we muse, gest,
The Sweets we Extract, The Body We Cherish,
The Liquors Ferment, The Cr"ult ton Of Matter,
The Marco les We Indulge in, A Recapitulation,
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
From the Newark Daily Advertiser.
We know Of other work WHICH, within small
pass well and satisfactorily present. the chemical and
Physiological wonders which US and that too,
a manner So technicaes, tn the v,rest tyro
in the science cannot be otherwise than interested and
sructed.
Much scientific Information is here presented In a con-
densed and interesting form, making volume Of high prc
From the Rochester Union.
This work o. the most valuable that can be given
to the American public. 1t should be in every family, and
in every school ana public library in the land
From the Albany Atlas.
These two VOLUMES, which contain an immense amount
Of instructive matter, interesting story book
From the Troy Daily Whig
It i adaFtd to the comprehension Of the unearned in
technical chemistry, well the learned and the
pies treated useful that it is saying than
justice requires to assert that ought 10 be 10 every home
in the country.
From the st. Louis Inteligencer.
This Is work fr the youth well as the grown man-f0r
the scholar well as the mechanic and cordially
recommend il only in high deg vauab for its
solid instruction, but also profitable " enter
taiumeut
From The Louisville Courier.
There is not essay in these volumes hat fail to
rvet the attention any fond OF reading. 1t is de-
lightiul took for a family circle. Octll
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400 KEWARD.


DANAWAY on Monday night the 2lst inst, while in the
II employment Of Mr.. Charles h. Martini Of this city,
TWO NEGRO MEN, named JIM and ALBERT. They are
about twenty five years OF age Of dark complexion had
with them suit Of Clothes made Of casnett,
and new silk JIN Is about FIVE feet eight inches
hgh weighs about $50 lbs vel formed high forehead and
pleasing countenancr speaks quick when spoken to-
Taiset in Williamson county by Thomas Petway ALERT
is about feet inches high; weighs about ii5 b; round
face, good c0uuten3nce, with small round yes; speaks
rather slow when spoken 10; rather humble looking
gro; q by Col Thomas Williams Of Montgomery,
Ala. will give the above reward If they taken and
secured so nat get them.
ms 2+-u G. L. NELSON.
HAIR, TOOTH AND NAIL BRUSHES
jus received large supply Of Hair, Tooth, Clothes
and Nail Bru,hes, plain and naid backs For sale by.
OCtl2 II. MCGiLL.
DOEgTE UONIs.S-An elegant assortment OF Porte
Monies, latest style. Received and for sale Also,
a supply Of cd styr Pocket Books. ] H. McitIL.
DiZOIsS ANo STROPS-Just r, ceved a choice
II lot u Blzor single and in SITS made by Wostenheim
Rodgers, Grams, and Wade 3 Blu cher Also,
ment Of best Razor strops. For sale low by
IS J. IL. McGILL
CHEG.L TUCkING COWH~-Just received
- varet CfItest style shell tucking Combs Also Gum,
BUfuo and Horn TuckpE Combs. Fine Tooth Combs Of
She'll Ivory Buffalo and HOrn. Received and for sale By
n. NcGILL,
Ladies' and Gtnteren's Furnishing store
oct13 Corner College 81 aud square.
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A BARGAIN IN REAL ESTATE

INANTEO-A situaiion Book-ssePer or sales
w a., D. gentleman sho eve tts best q Teier-
sbes Address p. X. o., True wig Oncs"
ILL
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NEW STOCK OF
Boots, Shoes, Trunks, Valises ard Travelling Bags
JOHN IR 4 VI : & L.,

y College street.
AN receiving large and carefully selected stock oil
BOOTS AND SHOES for The Fan and Winter Trade
OF the best Pae phia manufacture, for Ladies aud Gen
temCn, Misses, Boys ant Children.
Would call the attention OF buyers to my stock Of KIP
and Calf BOolS Shoes, and Brogans for country trade
large supply of Negro Broglns and Mud Boots sizes
My STOCK is varied and extensive and will We sold cheap
for cash. octlSl JOHN RAMAGE