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THE w1FE's APPEAL.


Come near me, let ne lay my hand
Once more upon thy brow.
And let nae whisper in thine ear
Loves last and gfondest vow. sss
Hhe lips that breathe these trembling
Will sosn be cold in death. rwords
And thy dear cheek can feel no more
Their warm and loving breath.
I so from thee; God only knows
How have longed to stay
How have shuddered thus to tread
The lone and Swallowed way. Sc
Faith tells me that SOON may know
The joys the blessed find.
And yet falter when I cast
A lingering look behind. -
l see thee bowed before me here,
In bitterness and tears,
But l can leave thee something still
To light thy weary years.
Young, tender forms will cling to thee
Perhaps will miss my tone, e
And though they may not share thy grief,
Thou wilt not feel alone.
Fold them still closer to thy breast,
And sooth their childish woe,
And cheer the many leaely hours
The nothsrlsss must know. ~.sg~s
The world with all its hopes and joys,
Will sometimes make thee glad.
But they must linger round hearth
All desolsts and sad. s8
Aud OF when time shall calm thy grief,
Psrchancs the hour may come,
When thou wilt win another form
To share thy heart and home.
When thsu wilt welcome u thy board
A younger, fairer facs,
And bid thy children smile on her a
Who takes their mother's place.
But think net could speak to thee,
That / would frown or blame,
Theugh they should love the stranger one
And call her by my name;
For they will speak to thee of me-.
My memory is their trust,
A word, smile, look like mine,
Will call me from the dust.
Yet make my grave no place of tears.
But let the dear ones bring,
To chser their mothers lonely horne,
The blossoms of the spring.
And even there thou tso mayst knssl,
Aud softly press the earth
That covers her whose face oacs gave,
A brightness to thy hearth.
Then will the forms of early years
Steal softly to thy side,
And for an hour thou canst fsrgct
Thou hast another bride.
She may be all thy heart can ask,
So dear, SO true to thee,
But Oh the spring time of thy lsvs,
It's freshness was for me.
May she be blest who comforts thee,
And with a gentle hand,
Still guides the little trembling ones
Who make our household band.
She cannot know the tenderness =.
That 6lls their mothers breast, s1
But she can love them for thy sake.
And make them more than blsst.
Yet keep one place. one little place,
From all the rest apart,
One spot which I will call 80 home"
Within thy faithful heart;
And in the holy hour of dreams, =
When spirits fill the air, Us
With tender eye ana folded wing
I'll softly rest me there.
May God forgive this erring love p
That is to mortals given.
1t almost woos my spirit back 6
From happiness and heaven.
And yetl feel it win not die
When shis frail life 10 DER,
But watch till oil my loved oaes come
Where We shall meet to part no more.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1858-02-24
NORRIS & WILLIAMS, Publishers and Propristors.
!. VOLUME Y! XIV,
: Columbus Correspondence.

: sssC Columbus Correspondence. Z
-
HssssSlsss lsst;tu.;.ns .Ssoat sn d. Chair
S - srrows Normal School BM-hr-
ssvsss BiY-PsJIc KorEs--Nsso B;Ls.
III za CoLuMBus, o.. Feb IL. 1858.
'DEAR SrrRr1:- The standing commit
tsss on The public benevolent institutions
hare been visiting those iastitutions aud
Asys found them In excellent condition.
All the members of the committees are
highly pleased with the appearance and
regulations Of the institutions.
On Tuesday last DR.. SrouT was ap-
pointed Chairman Of the committee of the
whole. He dispatched business with .
cslsrisy and correctness that win probably
gain him the honor Of the position often
duriag the session. .ss
:. ua the 9th Mr. Aoaaowoas Chairman
efithe Connittee on Common School
ls1ds reported I bill appropriating $1o.-
ono fer 1 state normal school IN Harr;.
=, .,,n,, NJ. N.N..,. - ,h., r,...
having proposed to donate property valued
at4l 1900 for that purpose. The cor
rssposdsnt Of the Cincianati Commsrcsiai
navs NJ. MonRev the follovi.c co.nl;.
-. sss
49, s,.s 9 ss. - se3 .ssss 1853 . :
ss. tl0r..1 = : tescner ot expert
e.ce, see :. Ona'fman % .ae sonooi Gem
nss.se o. sne ssnsse, w'l issor indussr'-l
s. sor 'le ensc.msns ':,. @ sacn measures
= - lcoeee,ves van oess aovance the M
srssts q soncsI'on.
NJ Csllias' bill. to repeal the set in
rsIStioa T. coaveJances and devices Of
.r.r.rtv fcr r.,;o;.r. n.rno... "a. -. 4
.ss,h;.s T.. .d n....ds. &.
- -,
nOsssSo
The snsudnents Of the Hamilton coua-
y Fee Bill wers concnrred in BY the
Hoose So the bill b.. now n..sed both
..,..,
n, xu,-s !, . .a II
- !" sunss0as Ins psinespa' feature q
the proceedings was the discussion Of the
bin repeating the ten per cent. interest
hfIl. a large number Of members have
,,.,.,.d s..., .,sho,.,. M sn..ch.. ..oa ,h;.
.-..
sssIsss. :,
e'Ine sso1scs OF the public works Is at
ttsctias much attention. A sunber Of
r,o;..,. -. rro,o.sd .,a !, I. ;,n,,o..;,,,s
j. - I'm vAich viIl &. .s.n,.d anti /. !. ,.,v
-. :
no~s'ss s'na' 'nsfe are many
vsscsisa syes upon TINS cess pool OF cor
ruption. II it were not that the kepub-
Iieans BY repudiating the solemn contracts
of Ia st.,. v;,ho,t ;ndos A. ;nrv h.v.
...s;,.s ..:.. -, -.
~ $3.50 49, ''A-'u' NV
sssss' snere - aoaeoaDt ont an act weuld
bspsssed Is once sutheriEing their sale.
AZ Z = many dosbt the propriety Of sell
2-As-s;l sk> .x,;te - <l..;d>A
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NUMBER 50.

with no hopes or motives 70 dselafe ~
| thing bat tho truth, while the juse papi1E-
mont Of God would " visited ~ oAf6ot
hood, will be taken end fsstofe hid q
that liberty Of whieh hs hss hssn = ~
deprived. II whstsver wss koaVtS ~
was my friend but no psstasr Of mineiA
|crins. He hes suffered mach lvS ~
crime. and beg HE forgiseaese 1foSt
rec Stewart Is inuossst. Nay 0ol hae&
mercy on my aosl. Hasax Fza
After Fife he'd eoneladed hif rssdlSe.
Ar, Williamsoa read shs vsitten ssaae-
usnt Of Charlotte Jones, = fellows s
|DxzNo DECLARATIONS on oEAazoexx sosnG
/ now hare bat few nonsats "a llye.
and Iwisk to make saatsnest 81 a.
truth. Since my arrest hass b>ea ten.-
resented - . psrssn haFdensd, ssdde6ll.
tate Of feeling, and without pssitsnes III
the crime 10 which hare bSssa snRett1.
Any statemsnts that Z Waa not ss6tfy: AZ.
untrss; becauss hare sulDSssd eoxtinGS1ly
since the psrpetrstion sf that % ~
more than tengas can tell; and e E -
the powsrto rstracs my steps, sad ssssofS
ny uncle and asnt to life, there q nethikSs
I weuld not be willing to do 70 aseta.-
plish Il. The reason Why I did thfS Siets
the g-sat lore I had for Hssry Ffl. -
Ia order to get money to SO 70 kousoksop1
ing With. i shert tire heesso thi9 efDR6i
was committed, Fife lsft me, akainat ~
earnsst wish-giying ma = . rsasss ~
lssving me, that be waa tee poos = -.
port me, and that hs was eonpS116t 6
leave ne and 60 and husv vsfk Rs15E
leave me, and / vas uudsr some Sbpeito1-
sion whether be wosld tsturn. Dniix9 80
sbsenee ss1sssd seeesAs asat tS1 -
would have done auythisg 10 saev61l9 {o 7
bs With him. Whsn osxt ~ N q j,
was 1t Columbia Washi1etea eouStr.,
Pc. Igwss not willlse ks shoull loase
me again, and went with hin. -hS; ;fotSfs-
to A'Kssspert and I . ~ unelssS.
Then when ! vas Of ny unsle's hoass ii
arst formed tho idss of eonnistinR ~
erins, in order to get ~ nousy, so fhst !
Icosld live with Fifs, ~ Isuas seili afk1t1
be would leave me agafa.
! also fully bslfsssd thet lGsssSe.
Stewart Was trying 70 est Fin 20 ls6y6s
me. and thsssfoss had . ersat dinlike
for Stewart. Uhs deed Nas planns1 -: !:
'sxscutsd q / Ihave ssatsd II NJ cGSl16.
sion to Mr.. Phillips d ceusok sll ~
this: I stated that I startsd . xaahll6.e
ton. to get the poison bat seucln1od g I
stop In Aoaonga City e1d Get e. - I
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stimulated by drink, I gaze them the fatal
blow that robbed them Of life, and sent
their aouls. without warning, to the bar
of God. Ny fsrvsnt prayer now is. and
long has been, that they have been made
happy BY my wicksdpass. and that their
immortal sosls are among the redeemed
es Christ; and pray AInighty God for
his pardon, and that may be psruittsd
to hops that 10 the world Of spirits, may
be there. and then beg there to be for
given.
Since my arrest much has been done
Of which I have . right to somplain: net
that ], vas arrested, tried and convicted,
because that is just penalty for ~ crime,
but I do eomplain of some Of the mssss
used against Nc before ny trial cans on.
The public press had 90 positively cou-
dsmusd me thst it WAS next to Impossible
to get fair and impartial hearing Of my
case, and one Of the papers. the very day
before the jury Was enpannsled, published
nearly two columns Of a article upon
me, in which it charged that vas guilty
beyond doubt How is it possible for
prisoners to get an impartial jury il they
are to be 6rst tried and positively con-
dennsd by the nswspspersi It sosght to
be sufficient for . prisoner to answer for
his crime TO an impartial court and jury.
The prisoner confined within the walls Of
bis cell has NJ opportunity to defend him
self from these attacks, ald IL Is u con-
tinusd the innocent viii suiEsr With the
gailty. I do mot cOmplaia II the jury
that tried ny case; bslisvs they did shsir
dsty csascisntionsly. During the eleven
or twelve days was On trial. my counsel
took great maay exceptions to the epin-
ion Of the court on the adnissioa OF syi-
dsnee. and whsn the case was reported
from the Supreme Court, observed nsns
Of those exception had been presented or
argued; bat I Inquired Of ny oosnse,
abeut this, aud hs told me they had been
lest out Of the Clerks Office and could
net be found. There was large number
Of these exceptions. Who sarried them
of2 ! will not charge that Mr.. Homer,
the Clerk Of the Court, had anything 70
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Gbarlott. and a1.vsrt ..d .mon-. oshsr
thino. I ala - a,.-,rt -, 7 -e.,a A.
| him iu.t;.e. and ,;th -. I..s h,s..h -.
God r,vea ne Il tAis void viIl re....m
my premise /, him. Ih.ye b.en charred
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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1858-02-24

80 NO. lO4,a Amending the act regulat-
ing the sale of school lands.
No. los.. Creating an additional ju-
dicial district in the State. .,s s
|Eagss s,a Yours, &c., 81 thsral
h. ,.s xea tr.,b JERl. WILLIAMs.
| + . SPEECH OF ~
Mr.. HICKMAN, of Pa,
Delivered in tie House Of Representatives,
January %, 1858.
Concluded.
It was net alone in Pennsylvania our
tparty committed itself to faithful ex-
Ipression Of the popular wish in Kansas.
North and South, throughout the States,
It was pledged in the most solemn terms
to the same thing. There was no conflict
of political opinion in the different Sec
tions of the Unien; ell acknowledged the
obligation Of the principle Of the Ne
braska- Kansas bill, and all expressed their
snfaltering determination to defend the
sovereign will Of the people, whether its
expression was for freedom or slavery.
That these declarations were honestly
made I do not doubt; the Cincinnati plat
forn had then but recently been con-
strueted, and all seemed to fully under
stand it. The resolution, to which
more especially refer, was demanded by
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REDUCED PRICES.
r. C. McNAIRY & CO.,

Large DeaIeHin all kinds OF
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
No. SIS, COLLEGE STREET,
Nashville, Tennessee.
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HOUSE-BUHDERS,
EVERYBODY,

Who are In need Of KnObsLOcks and Lachsr any Ana
whatever, buti Hinges and screws Bo,s al kinds VIA
dow Fastnsrs, sash Springs, Nails Pat Brad In shor
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Who Is in OF single or Double Barrel shot Gnn
hns RazorOr Pocket K1s 81 knives and FoFks %
anything usually f0und Hardware store would Ind %
their interest before purshaSirg, 10 call on
Williams a. Co.,
No. "A Public square.
The Cd Sand Of Kirtugan & EZlis.
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Bank of Nashville,

VTJB have complete stock of Groceries, consisting in
w perOf-
SALT, WHISKY, NAILS, CANDLES,
Tea Cigars Tobacco, BrandisS, &C; which, with Bale
Rope BsggRE, and 20 bales OF Augusta Drills ofwhieh
we will sell FsasOnabl for Bank Of Nashville Notes.
OF for certified checks OF deposit
also desirable city and Edgeheld property
which we will dispose Of favorable in the same
way. Apply 20 FISHER, WHELESS q co,
n0rg
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Neat ConntrY Residence.

AN Offering for sale small tract Of Land miles from
the city, the NOlensville turnpike, containing y
acres. The residence Is Cottage, with FOOms
double Kitchen double negro cabin stable, DC. VIII be
sold low. Apply 10
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I'VE receiving choice stock OF Family Groeess and
w shall have constantly hand every thing usually keut
In line We invite particular attention N choice lot
Of fine Wines, Bnndss, SC, in Fdends give
US call, al No. Z, North College street.
ianl-lm FREEMAN BROTHERS.
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HOUSE.

10. 3. SMITH, PROPRIETOR
HAVING taken charge OF The above Uole v eudsav-
or 90 please all " may favor with call. OF my
friends ana the citizens Of Nashville and Davidson county,
you ID solicit PATRONAGE. My table viii all times be pro-
vdeJ the country affords, and every care VIII
be taken lu pie. all.
There is good Livery stable contiguous % t house,
aud the Faveueve Mulberry and LyuCnburE Mail and Pas
souger coach leaves this h0yel every Monday, wednesday
and Friday for The above places az y O'Clock p M ana re-
turning Tuesday Thursday and Saturday aill coh
M, making connections with ihe Nashville anc thAlA-
nuOgl, and lCltnuvi.e and Manchester Mall Trains
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FOR RENT,

THAT convenient frame dwelling tbs Franklin Turn
pike nearthe first Toll Gate occupied by J. A Nc
Campbell, ESQ. The house contains four besides
kitchen, servants &c. and has thirty ground
attached. Suitable furniture be procured by the tenant
reasonable terms desired Possession given immedi
atty. Apply 20
nov. IS A. V S. LINDSEY.
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Broadway House.

THIS New Hotel is ROW open for The rse,t,o, -
boafdors, being situated 10 GENITAL Ioe,Iitv - -
TeHlani 70 all the different Railraads our = .4l--r
college, mo post ONCE and the River rsnds- a - - =
siraDle place m me cy for travellers ana dsv bs Mem
uefl ao Lesslituref students and travelling pu1lc
gen9ray sra earnestly requested 10 visit ~. bsus -
pains vii % spared 70 render an Who coe - 1arahlo
~ -c---,-l- O1-L p Mh. p BhAACAs
CASTINGS, steel Grow BaT7 Wa, - T--- --7ss,
~ A1es sheet Boiler ana Bar Iro6- lsrrs and yea
uFsfs prices HoLIiTnsvr0riTH = 90
s~fo No. 6, 1zEEgil laeie
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snyder & FriZzeII,

snyder & FPiZZeIl
80. 81, PUBLIC SQUARE.
Are now in receipt Of their Fall and Winter Stock Of
Boots and Shoes,
Which have been made up expressly for the retail
trade. For Ladies they have in part
Fine Buttonsd heel Caters, Black and Bronze;
do Congress do do do do
do Side Lace do do do DO
do Congress- side lace Caters without heels
DO Kid bOOts,thick and thin sOles;
DO White kid and satin slippers;
do do do do Caters;
DO Toilet slippers.
FOR MISSES.
KID Boots; thick and thin sOles;
do do DO do with hsslg
Lasting Caters with OF without heels;
Calf and Goat Boots for school shoes
Boys and Children.
Boys calf and Congress shoes;
Youths do do do
Boys and Youths Thick boots.
Brogans and Thick Boots.
fine stock Of BrOgans for PlaztatOn Also good
stock OF shoes for These goods all made 70
order and certainly a superior article. Also Mems
thick boots Of every description.
Persons wishing anything
line Will find tito their interest call, de-
IeFmined 10 give them the worth o. their money.
Call at no. Il Public Square.
oct2 SNYDER & FEIZGELL
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UnCurrent Bank Notes Wanted.

w will pay The highest maIkst price for the Notes
w the following Banks, If delivered immediately Law.
rencobuTg ShClbyvihe, Ocoee, cambridge and Knoxville
the above Notes want particularly We will also buy
The notes Of sn suspended Free Banks mentioned IN
the above list, gt the highest market price.
deC5-u A. WHELESS & co.
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EnGEFTETD

Offering prices 70 the tunes, three lots in
Bdgefed, Just beyond DOnlsOns Store The lots
each 50 feet GaRR Turnpike and $40 feet deep,
With street in the They cOnveniento mex
hausb BILE supply excellent wafer, and in rapidly
improving neiEhborboOd. Apply 70
dec LINDSLEY.
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Having that department secured she sericesot the no
lEpsri and experienced artists.
The subscriber would persons having work m his
line 10 alive ham call before mEEu final arrangements.
msrcbS-Gtf q. D.. q kNlNGr
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JUST RFCEIYED
HARDWARE, CUTLERY. AID 81

AAA INV rAAhAds ~ A4ElEE AND u ~ NSa
T1ARMERS Mechanic and Merchants Visiting NASHVILLE for
IT the purpose Of purchasing Hardware Of any kind,
Wholesale and Retail, will do we'll 70 call on
MACY s. HAMILTON,
OCT p No A College Slredts
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WISH % purchase from 10 70 5000 bushels OF prime
msrehan table Wheat for immediate delivery for " hitb
viii pay The full market price. X. O'KANR.
june l6-tW&Wu Market Street.
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Ter1 Xears Gredit-

AVE- several handsome lots in Maple street, near the
University, which will sell years time al fair
prices provided the interest paid semiannual. II that
Tune long, enough will agree tOCal for the principal
q long the interests promptly paid
Apply 70
dec7 Y S LINDSLEY
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For Rent or Sale,

CANT suburban residence the Southern boundary
- Of she city situated in the Of four lot the
front Of which highly Onamented with eVeTEreens shade
choice varieties. Il also
table garden; house newly Papered and painted and every
thing In complete repair.
In addition the dwelling there is servants house.
bic, carnage and house there is sse large
capable Of containing 500 barrels Of water.
The house is emincuce, commanding extensive
and picturesque view The property will be sold al price
suitable times, rented careful apply
10 A. V. :. LILY OSLEI.
dec4-f RPg
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WWT have on hand large and complete aasortmsntO
" Shovel and TOngs and Andirans and Fsndss KnVss
ant Forks Carpenters and Blacksmith Circular Saws,
ali ICES from 10 70 6Oinch Saw Gummers Macnns Beet
ing 70 % inches wide Pages Palsut Crcu
lar SEW Mill, Straw Cutters, great variety
ing implements. loct29l MACBT & HAMILTON.
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al GOOD DWELLING,

TTUATED on Cherry Street. Lihcon's Hall, s now
- offered sale. The lot &c feet front by $50. The
brick containing in all nine The house and
lot is offered for less than The cost OF the Building,
APpytO
decIO BaF LINDSEY.
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Guns ! Guns !!

WE have large sssorment OF Shot Guns Double Of
w Single Barrel, embracing great variety.
MAgET - HAMILTON.
n dos Sausage Mills best qualify for salsby
~ hACBY & HAMILTON.
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For Sale.

THAT valuable business Market Street, adjOn.
L ing tha Warehouse Of A. Hamilton now occupied by
CODey cloth ug stOre the best stands city
oFhny retail establishments Price very mOdert'
ApplytO
nov "a rs Az S LINDSEY
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EEEBY 4AEE, IL. B. ". EAOEAE, n. JOIN 8. HART
HART, MACRAE IL CO.,
WHOLESALE GR OCERs COHEIsBIOE
MERCHANTS,

HART MACRAE 81 CO.,
WHOLEsALE GR OCERs COHEIsBIOE
MERCHANTS,
Eos7 sud South Marketstreet, Nashville, Tenn.
JUST RECEIVED AND NOW IN STORE
1s5 nhds n. y. sugar, 5 barrels Jamaica Rum,
80 boxes Havana sugar, 800 assorted DemgOhns
12B barrels n Y Crushed2J0 packages ". h. kai5Ins.
SgrRr, 100 coils Cotton Rope,
s. barrels n. Y. PoWdersd4J0 gross Matches,
sugar 200 dozen Painted Buckets
30 barrels n o Loaf Sugar 80 nests =. Painted Tubs
200 barrels n D. AOlRsses, 80 boxes stone Pipes,
Iaew crCpl 50 boxes Tennessee Axes
$50 bags Selected BallLore superior quailty)
CoHae 500 kegs White Lead,
800 bags \. o. Rio Coffee, loco kegs Nails Ass0Tte5
s. Bugs Lagulrs Coffee, SIzes)
- bags Old Cove rumeut50O gross BlacElng,
Java COhee, 40 boxes Palm 8ud German
20 bags spice 10 cases Caroline Rice,
100 casks super Carbonate 50 duz Zinc Wash Boards
20 6 hall che, Imperial 8 Nv ping Paper,
black Tea, 500 N. u. d. Caps,
100 boxes Va and Ky. TO-lUO bags Shot
bscc1 10 kegs bar Lead
A large assortment Of com-io0 barrels Clover seed,
mon uud me Cigars. 90 barrels bIIIrF aud so1
100 boxes CARROTS Scotch Crackers,
30 boxes Smoking Tobacco, IS rr-s Old bourbon
90 coils Manila hope, MusEeyr
50 boxes Pearl starch, Is barrels AOn0ngabela and
Is cases SsrdInes, Old bye Wmskey,
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80 boxes Assorted Pickles, y MhEEey,
90 boxes CalsuP and Pep-i5 barrels Ola Lincoln bs
81 boxes As5d Pie Fruits, Or. casks Pure French
- cases hraudy Cherries brandy,
900 boxes X Cheese 10 Casks Iure Port Vine
90 boxes Engdsh Dairy 8 casKs Pure Malaga do
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- bus-s Timothy seed, 90 bUls. American brandy
500 boxes ss d. Glass Ware 10 Dbls. Apple brandy,
100 boxes 5AlO ana lOAl2 40 Dbls. Peach Brandy.
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