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A FEW FACTS.

IA = A1 w Il .hOA ~
In pensive thought, weighed the cause
of mans injustice unto man,
And cruel wrongs did make me pause
To think no help seemed to plan.
i'Twas not a little trifling case
That my scant purse might help while,
To chase the tear from sorrows face,
And cause the checrIess eye to smile.
A tall athletic form | viewed,
A sulen child Of nature spoke,
His back with his own blood imbueJ
Bore witness of a demons stroke.
~"Would that my race could die with me,
In firm and bitter accents came,
"1'd close this dreadful tradcgy,
Ny grave, grave for white mans shame;
No fctters then for men unborn
Should bind hand to writhe in pain.
Useless the rack--no sincws torn
To m ,ek the heart or help the gain;
The world from Atric's sons be free,
And death would give no liberty.
thought hoN Nsad'NFs.hagssra s.o,.p
And could it l.stthat justice slept,
Or 1 her cunning ways mistook,
And Nv cadscle ssly had wopt.
He stood alone without a friend
A Stranger - land of foes;
Abused and humbled, forced to bend
And serve the dc aler of his woes.
This is a wrong, | know it's so.
The barbarous age we must not vie,
For hea ven has bid the creature know
That mau mus, lay such fettcrs by.
The Sou God has spoke on earth,
oppressors set your captircs free;
Reeeite from heaven holy birth,
Nor dread worse captivity.
Spakc he unto s0ulcss one,
The dumb and molten image, say,
Or hast thou bid plain truth begone,
And thrown the feeling h cart away.
A golden God usurps TIE brain,
And fills it with idoatry.
80 coyctous the love Of gain,
Destroys the sci Sc to feel or see.
Shades 9f the noble, must we view
otlation, tg the gpllca Cod;
4 sacfiGc, of all thlt, true,
Aad huln,a victim. btthed in hlJ ID.
Poor Iiadostan Il ] hide her cha ms,
Peculiar t. her he ,then fame.
Wpea ~ are m,,ssl Tor flI.s alarms,
Tlau;a hs5 elaersi' victims 81 " the sham
Ia pr.le Columbia rtars her head,
\ beacon - the Ian Is atar,
Aal tyGant- wttcA eth .ntious dread
IAe P''if $ OF eaea glowing star
And shall her -l.,y ever "aue.
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The F;lI,aticisln Of the Democratic
Party.
SPEECH OF HON. OWEN
LOVEJOY,
OF ILLINOIS. OF THE L. S. HOUSE OF
REPRESENTATIVES.
FEB 81, 1859.

Within the last five lustrnms,a a strange
ianaticism has made its appearance IN
this country-a tanaticjsm at once mon
strous ard malign. Twenty We wears
ago, by the universal sentiment of the
country. Slavery was deemed morals
cial, and olitical evil; wrong TO the
slayc, an injury to the owner, a blight on
the soil. detriment to all the best in-
tercsts Of the communities or States
where it was FUND, and in its reflex in
huence. reproacn and damage to the
whole country By many, it may be,
this evil was considered incurabe, but
s'jli an evil. But within the period in
lcate,l, different sentiment has sprung
up. This fanaticism deems slavery not
an evil, out blessing.
Formerly by all, and still by all right
thinking men, Slavery w.s REGARDED as Il
h15, ugly. deformed, wrinklcd, and coy
red With the daub and paint of hatIutry;
but now We are told it is an angel of
beauty. a virgin dec<ed in bridal attire
to be gazed on with comp}acency and
love Candil2tcs who aspire to gubcr
material honols are mad, to renopnce
opiniol Leld quarter of century ago,
aad give in their adhesion to this new
lo4ma. 70 wit: that Slavery is blessing
l. is not any longer the question how a
cancer can be cnred-whnther by knife
or caastjc, or other remedial agencies
5nt to have a cancer IS now proclaimed
IN ln-o sound and normal condition of
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ueaV'I '.1'e,8 H'' '''10 IT.. ~. oro
'h's' oue 'he 1e'le,' ,' ','Sul'oss ~ :. s ~ sa;,
raVea IN ne',aln NM" .Le T nomn ,
'hat 'here are Two wings ~ .he ., w.,
cratic party am awaie u 'na,' a',,a a.N -
know' o1So' ,ua' oo'n M.psa .s.I 'lu nna hs- W
the same vni'ure' anu a''hou9,' o'e a. Ia.
been sii5h'iy out OF JOINTLY IL mas as, Ip" a ~
oacN to us p'aeL, a"a Do'I h;sd m bacl n,'p ~ ~
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vene it, any more than State OR Terri :
torial law could annu a provision OF the
Constitution of the United States. All
the instances of buying and selling relied
upon by the advocates Of Slavery are
confined to the person bought and the
person soil a person 'taNing into de-
caY" sold himself. not as . chattel or slave
but as a servant for term OF years; and
when the jubilee came round, liberty was
proclaimed throughout all the land, to
all the inhabitants thereof When there
was failure on the part Of the people
to proclaim this liberty, promised and
secured by law, then God proclaimed
liberty 10 them. to the sword, and to the
pestllence, and those other judgments
that fell swift and terrific from the han
OF an incensed God, It was this provi-
Dental retsbution which made Jefferson
tremble for his country. when he remem
bered that God was just, and that his
justice would not sleep forever. In the
uprising Of these oppressed millions, he
averrcd that no attribute of Jehovah
could take sides with the oppressor.
Honor thy father and thy mother, is the
requirement of the Bible. slavery ut
.erIv annals THIS command. The owner
claims honor and obedience. to the utter
disregard of parental authority and pa
rental claims. Whoever thinks of "a slave
child obzying his parent in preference t.
his master: The very suggestion IS pre-
postcrous. Does the Biblc sanction a
system that abrogates its own in;unc.
tIonss
There stands that slave mother. press
ine with a mothers love her own child
to her heart 10 whom does it belon.
Is it not hers against the universe? {? Is
there any being, this side the throne of
God, that has the right to take it from
her? Has the master the right to come
and tear it away from her embrace. and
clam it as his property? Aud IS this
robbery sanctioned by the Bible. aaa
that b 'bIe. the word of God? | know
the people are taaght this by ministry
that dislike to characterize as | think
thav deserve.
.v,,,.b I,., ,,, fashion, bin t,,n ..i,l +, ,,..1
And holy men q'o'e scripture for tis decd
Bat these men do not truly interpret
the Bible. They teach for doctrines the
comman lnents of mon, and make the
word of God Of none effect through their
traditions. How dare these mea make
the Bi6le leGd its sanction to system
IL !
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~ For the American.

The subject of my sympathy in this piece, was
ono whom gentleman informed me he rescued
from an overseer in his passion, who confessed had
it not been for his Interference he should have Kill
ed him, but on account Of the particular friendship
he bore to my friend, was influenced to uniasten
the cord and release his victim, after my friend
exclaimed .'for Gods sake, let him OF.
n Sf
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TERMS OF ADvsRTIsISG.-One square 81
less, three insertions, Sl,25;-each subse-
auent insertion 70 cents--l square l year,
$500. A liberal discount made on long ad-
vertisemeuts. squire is lG lines Nonparie
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I'VE would no. marry to cause children 10 be
born in slavery.
tburnins negroes in the South.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-11
CLOTHING.
WILLIAM D. MASSEY.

W f. u I N 4 y ! 4 / Tar
HAS received Il beautiful stock Of SPIN,
IL SUMNER GOODS, tor Gcutl,u,l.. I'd
consisting Of
FRENCH AND ENGLISH CLOTHS
comprising the fashionable shad,s. lar,La.,....
the importer direct, and warranted 10 l., p.r
best manufactures in Europe.
BLACK AND FANCY CASHMERE,
Of the most elegant style, aud
NESTINGS
of every variety. WHIT, l:""~ "a Ma.
Shirts; Under Shirts and Drawer, Crayar. 4
Tics; Stocks; Pocket llandkcrcLci.. a..
Shirt Collars, and Suspendcrs.
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
of various kinds, and offered AT low lr,r. 4,
a full assortment of the very best
TR INGS
Thankful for iayoys heretofore received ,,..
the public that 10 effort shall Ice srar,d,.
satisfaction. All Garment. ordered warnnt
be made in the best workmanlihc mapn,r.
,ssD- Store No. % King !N,,r, oa, Ga. ,.
Rogdi III, b..
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T. A. BREWIS

Is NOW RECEIVING PER SCHOONERS
/ Mote Bcdcll. and Fairfax, from New York, and
Propeller j. Jerome. from Philadelphia, large
and well selected stock of u n y cERI ES and
LiYfORS. which he offers to the public ut the
very lowest cash prices, consisting in part Is fol-
lows, viz
~ hhds New Orleans Sugar
- and tcrcc. MolasseS
- bbl.. New Orleans Molasscs
30 Crushed. Granulated, Powdered, aud
Loaf Sugar.
100 bags Rio. Laguyra. Java. aud Mocha Coffee
- chests Black. Young llyson, and Gun
powder Teas
loo boxes AiauIuntiue Candles
~ Mould do
- Starch
- hhl>. Vinegar
; terres Rice. &c. NH lS--bm
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100, 100. 100, 100, 100
SIMON WATERMAN, No. 100, King s,,..

fIENA y phli, ' =,
dogs leave To announce To his numeruu, I'm.
d ami customers. that he j. nov rrrrar,.
exhibit n stock of READY MADE CLOIulN,
and Gentcmen's Furnishing GOODS, RtlL
regard 10 quantity, quality, aud srllrs. ,all., T.
cquallrd by any similar establishment in 'h. ...
and not exccllcd by any Clothing house IN p. .
two leading avenues of fashion uu thl. ,uiv .,r..
Atlantic-Broa,lwsy. New York, ana ,l,.,r.
street, Philadclp pima.
Although the present stock H. very cNrru...
one. indeed, additional supplirs will ,ul he g,,..
ed, from time 10 time, during the hu.Iu,-. .,a.
in order To Keep up iull a>sorlmrurOi .Ul,. 81.
sizes.
+. S.-Mr. WATERMAN will endcavorr to 9Th.
vince any ono ta,oriug him with call, G..l B..
reputation tor selling at the most mCieIare Il...
l. grounded on facts. aI.s
NOTICE TO WHOM II MAY CVACEKN-
~ Being III receipt OF splendid stock
SPRING GOODS. | beg leave to call SOON
tention to the same. consisting 81 CLOTHS, a..
MERES AND NESTlNuS, among whrh l,gz
find the brightest shade andh,,t qua.ti,. u.r.
featured in Europe Feeling confident that u.
please all. aS L. quality, .hHdc, PIIrc aud o.
earnestly solicit visit nom any VII" Us, .,
III want OF any thnG IN my line Ais q o.,
assortment "t uENlLEMEAS' II kNIs ny
GOODS, such "a Linen aud Metz ,hirI,, b..
err, landerrhiei-, Gloves. shirt Collars. Gao.
among which YOU will nni new style Nc.h "a.
A small quantity of READY MADE ,LuiH
ING, which | am determined 10 cluse out at SEES
low prices. lhsukIUl tor the liberal Tatrua..
heretofore extended. an determined t. me-. .
continuance Of the same, 10y making MI cNn.s
fort To- please all who will visit
ap 10 WM. ARNOLD. ~" g.. King,
DROADW NV luEk. OR klNu S1RtL
ID ALEXANDRIA. NA.-Ihr f"Imrr the lead
the fashion of New York. and the latter 90 "A.
good old town, Al.Nsndria. Broadway, \. -
displaying the novelties ~; London. Paris, ana
own American fashions. and SchOolherr b.
of the latter place, los hing street. Thu. ,,l
priSing the tn hiuu> Oi the world int" one r.t..
lishmcnt in that now particular branch OF hu,Ir,.'
the Clothing Trade Ii will be gratifying g. Of.
public 10 select AZ their own doors, near NJ bone
and with little or no expense, the same goods o.
which they would have to go or sen abroad o.
their supplies. and even pay more AZ the laI.,
ritie. than right NJ home, al the old ,SiLhii,l,
house. They ARE receiving now, ami ""Hrrr, p
receive during the season, weekly, Srs DARN. '.1
their own manufacturing establishments ut M
North. all the novelty, aS soon a. they make ib,
appearance, to which they invite the attention
their friends and customers, III Menu, Boy ,, o.
Childreus CLOTHING. Also. G,nilcm,u'> fr
ni.hing Goods. Small profits and qulck sa.'s
not to be outd0nc, ami entire satisfaction, r. d.
motto of the House. Call early, you will Do, fr
greet it. Remember we'll.
SCHOOLHERR 4 BRO
los King ST.. 3 door. below the Marshall IIou.,
Alexandria, Va. mh I1-u
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GROCERIES, &c.

TlIHE CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
i between the undersigned, under the firm OF
HILL, BROWN & partition. is this day DIS
solved BIZ mutual consent. Either partner is au-
thorizcd 10 use the name of the firm in closing the
bu.ipc,s. TIIOS. HILL.
j. +. BROWN.
July 2%d, 1889 NJ. \. PARILo"'
TINIE undersigned will continue the business, at
No. - KING STREET, under the firm OF PART
Low. HILL co. NJ. Y. PARTL0W.
q. =. HILL.
" oG-lm TIIOS HILL.
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KETrLEwELL,s MANIPULATED GUANo.

WE have received II full supply OF this article,
w and shall keep ii constanily on hand' II i
composed OF pure PERUVIAN ana fn"srhA'iC
Cir iyo.. from the Islands of Chncha and Ncvas>a.
combined and closely ntcgratcd by machinery.
No. l. warranted to contain per cent. "i Am
m,mia and H. t" - per cent. of Phosphate q" Lime
No. 2.-j per cent of Ammonia and % to 6o per
cent. of Phosphate of Lime.
The testimonials of the value of this Fertilizer
in our possession. very strong. and from sour
ccs known 10 u< to lie reliable.
WIN. H. FOWLE & son.
NH 10 No. / South WharveS.
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THE EXCELSIOR MANIPULATED GUANo
WILL BIZ ruT rr ~ BAGS AND MANNED
S. Sands Excelsior Manipulated Guano,

AND WILL CONTAIN
o. 10 10 per cent. 10,monia and 10 10 % per
cent Mosphates.
II is intended that it shall reach the highest OF
these standards. but some allowance is desired to
be made, to meet any possible short coming which
hy accident may he made. The Excelsior No. l
| believe equal to the best Peruvian Guano on any
crop to which that article is applied, and will sur
pas, it rs improvement to land. The Agricultural
public have been much imposed upon by all sorts
of profcsscd fertilizers but have II" hesitation IN
saving tina; believe this compound will be found
the Ne plu, Ultra of anything oi the kind which
has vet been produced; and with this confidence
in ii, value. have agreed 20 Introduce 1t 20 the
public. SAN III HAND''
formerly Editor of the American Farmer.
Baltimore. Nd.
All orders from person. i'll Virginia and Mary
Lul. trailing with Alexandria, will bc promptly
supplied by the Agents co
ADDISON, WALLACE CO.,
80. ,,.,, Alexandria.
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BELLE HAVEN INSTITUTE, Alexandria.

MISS T.. 1EBRS. PRINCIPAL.
Miss GAnBER. Assistant Instructor i'll English.
Prof. ENGELIHIcmr, Vocal aud Instrumental
Music.
Prof. POLTI. Languages, French, Latin lta-
liam &C.: Drawing and Painting.
INHIS Institution will open for it, second session,
i the 18th day of next September, aud close the
last of June. A thorough and systematic course of
study is pursued and every effort will he con
:inued to maintain high reputation and select
character for the School. corps OF well quail
fed and experienced teacher, are engaged for the
coming sessiun-and other Assistants will he en-
ployed as tn. School increases. 1t is the design of
the Principal that this Institution shall possess
every advantage for the attainment OF thorough
and finished female education.
The building selected and purchased by the
PRINCIPAL ful the permanent establishment "i the
School il in retired and healthy part Of the city
1t was erected expressly for Il Boarding school,
and is well suited for that purpose.
-HEFERESCES.-
The Patron. of the School: ri. Rev. John
Johns, b. d.: Rev. c. B. Dana Rev ID. +. SprigG;
Rev. James T. Johnston:J J. VI. Stevens. esq, AL
cxan,lria Va: Hon. j. W. Tyler. Warrcnton. VA:
G., W. Lewis esd. Wcstmorcand, Va; .. VI.
Crutchiicld, Speaker House OF Delegate Va:
John seldom, csu . stafford, Va: j. Il. Tucker,
Richmond. Va: Nathaniel Tyler. Editor Richmond
Enquirer: Rev. Philip Slaughter. Cuirercr Co..
Va: Major II. Il. Tyler, Washington City; Rev.
John Towlcs Prince VIM. Co., Va: Robert Bcvrr-
". r.o., The Plains, Fauquicr Co.. Na.; y. Frank
lin Minor. esd, Alhcnarle Co.. Va; Dr. l.. \.
Curric Lancaster Co.. Va; JHmcs +. Ball, csq.'
Northumberland Co.,. Va; W. lie Roy Br"mu,
esd. Bloomfield Academy. Automatic Co., Va;
Rev K. II. Phillips, Principal Virginia Female
Institute: Rev. .. 4. Eins"ymr: g. 7. Noland'
esp; Gen. Asa Rogers; pr. VIM Il. t"chrHn Mid
dlchurg. Va: Rev. K. \. Lirrcomb Krisier'""h'
Marylam,; Thrs. l.. Brown, esq, Charleston,
kanawha Co, Va.
For Circulars containing full particulars, terms
BE- ndJres, MISS f.. TEBBS.
~ 1i-cotf Alexandria. Va.
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MRS McCORMICK,s SCHOOL

MRS. MCCORMICK desires to inform her
WI friends and the public generally, that she
will resume the duties of her school the first
Monday in September next.
The course Of study pur.ued, will comprise all
the branches requisite t. d thorough English eid-
cation.
In addition to her day scholars, she is DESTROYS Of
receiving into her family few pupils u: honrler.,
aged from IN t. II wears. who will he under her
immediate care and oversight.
For terms and further particulars, apply at her
rrsilrnre No 81 Cnncrnn strcct. " 2.-entf
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THE SELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS,

/ NDER the instruction VI the subscriber. AT hi-
y residence in Alexandria, will resume IL ever
c,.es on Thursday, September sh. The >ub>'rI
her will only receive -. many pupils ~ he can
instruct faithfully with due regard I" proper habits
Of study, AID an accurate comprehension "i what.
ever is taught. Special attention is given t" the
English branches of education, and 10 the Ancient
languages.
TEnus:--For Day Scholars. Sl?.jo per quarter.
uur %-2aMlw GEORGE 4. SMITH. 4. VI
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uoT,cE 70 RAILROAD CONTRACTORS.

C,EALED PROPOSALS viii he received at the
- utiic. ofthe "Virgina and Kentucky Railroad
Company" in the town "f Abingdon. until II o =
clock. the N,h al September next, Tor the graz
uaiion and masonry upon the first hsty m"e' "i
the road, extending from Abingdon to short di'-
fance West al the Clinrh river.
Til. proposals will he made i'm one mile sections
cash prices.
The p'ans. specifications and all necessary m
formation for those proposing to bid for this work,
can b- obtained AT the office o the Engineer oi The
Company. Nv order Of the Board:
". BENERHOUT THOMPSON,
Abingdon, Va. iy l9--,ltS ) Chief Engineer.
y BBLS. MACHINE OIL. for sale by
y jy Is ROBINSON L PAYNE.
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Z. v. DEETON.

rINlE CASH SYSTEM ADOPIED.-Thc sub
i scrihcr having tried the credit system, and
tound tina; it would not pay, has concluded TO adopt
the C.iSH principle. In future. and from this
iutc. lie will continue to do business upon this
principle. In bidding adieu I" the old system. he
would return his thanks 10 his customers for past
t,urs. and HOPES hy strict attention, and such III
ducemcnts he mny oilVr, Ia continue IT under
the JOHN IL. SMITH.
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s. SANDS EXCELSIOR MANIPULATED

I HAVE engaged III the Manipulation ct CT
| AMOS and am now read, I" supply the Ear
,ner> and Planters Uf the nited States with an
article which | consider superior I" anything Of
the kind which has yet been produced, having an
unusual am"ant | believe. 81 the valuable lngredi
cnts IN this article. During my edi"rship at the
"American Farmer" with which until within a few
months have been connected Tor - years, hn'.
most alphabetically urged upon the Farmers and
Planters that the mixture at the Anin"nlhcal Hn-
ano peruvian with the Phosphatic Mexican,
Columbian. Ic,) was the best and cheapest appll'
cation to most crops they could apply. FOR more
general views upon this subject. refer t" the pa.
res of the American Farmer: and also. I" my cir
cular lust issued (and which will he forwarded I"
any on, desiring ~ in which this view is ably suS
tanned by DR.. Bickcll Analytical Chemist Of this
city:
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w l 5 Z & c D.

WISE & CO.,
On King, L.t".c" H"s' ""d f"'"" 'h''',
ALEXANDRIA, Va
COAL! COAL. C0ALn..
WE shall soon be delivering Goals from YES
w sels, OF superior quality. picked at the mines
far family use re- Please send Ia y"nr orders,
,t,, van may save expense of cartiug, yarding.
b. consolidation Ia III, consumer. IA to c"-i.-
WHITE ASH, and RED ASH, suitable tor st"res,
yr,,.s. cooking, furnaces, and Bakers use, now ON
hand, aud to arrive. CUMBERLAND, IN any
quantity; Lump, Run Of Mine, and smiths COAL
,,lI under cover On plank flooring, aud not expos.
al ~ IN. weather. jy lift
w Il "a DANIEL =. HOOP.
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PUZZLED PIG.

One of our Western farmers being very
much annoyed by his hest SOW breaking mt"
the corn field, search was instituted III vain
for the hole in the rail fence. Failing to
find one, an attempt was next made to drive
out the animal by the way she entered, but
of course without success. The owner re-
solved to watch her proceedings. and posted
at night at a fence corner, he SAW her enter
at one end of /; hollow log outside the field.
aud emerge at the other end within the ell
closure. Il have you now, old lady, cried
he. Accordingly he proceeded, after turning
her out once more. SO to place the log ut
being crooked that both ends opened outside
the field. The next day the animal entered
her accustomed place. and shortly after emer-
ccd again Her establishment, says our m
t3rmant at finding herself in the same po-
stion whence she started. Is too ludIcrous L"
be described, She looked this way and
then that. grunted her dissatisfaction. and
finally returned to the original starting
place. and after deliberate survey OF
things to satisfy herself that all was right
again entered the log. On emerging once
more on the wrong side. she e,lnced even
more surprise than before and turning about
replaced the log in an opposite direction
Finding this etfnrt alike in vain, and after
looking long and attentively mt the position "t
things, with short, angry grunt OF disap.
pointment aud perhaps fear, she turned
around and started off on brisk run; nor
could either coaxing or driving ever induce
a visit to that part the field. She seemed
to have superstition concerning spot
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TEAS, LIQUORS, AND TOBACCO.

RlDGELY, HAMPTON d co,
A RE now receiving from boat to-day, 's'!'
"A STOCK OF TOBACCO,
The first instalmcnt Of their SPRING SIPPLh
to an inspection of which they invite dealer.
We arr daily expecting lurge quantity oi if'
Of ''ery grade and dc.criP''o".
NH s. RIDGELY. HAMPTON 60
Cd OVAL WINDSOR" BITTEKS and hIt
III SOT," indispensable to Bar, and mot Il
cellent TONES, for sale by
feb IL RTDGELY, HAMPTON 4 GO.
WE ARE just in receipt of few cask- u T.,
w OLD PORT, SHERRY, and MADLlh'
WINES, which offer for sale
Jan ~ RIDGELY, HAMPTON & co.
I'VE OFFER FOR SALE FRESH GREE
w AND BLACK TEAS, OF superior qusah
teb u. RlDGELY, HAMPTON q q"
DIDGELY, HAMPTON & Co, keep con.ra'.,
III Oh hand large supply of the most p'pu'I
brand. Of CHAMPAGNE WINE. hhi-
I INVITE CITIZENS AND STkANGEEs =
i call at my MAsuyACTORy, No. lIi MISC ,rE''h
BETWEEN WAsHISGros ASD 81. AsApB ,IEh.
and examine my large and handsome J.."f'nH
Of SADDLEkY GOODS, o. do not intend ~ rs
surpassed ia my line Of business by any other '.'
I have on hand, and ain daily manuia"tu''".
fine and superior an assortment ~ can he i"uh' 10
any of the Northern cities Nv stock '"mli'
a. great d variety a. can be found ia any o.
! house, consisting of HARNESS of all kind u :
the fine quilt work down to the dray, earl >.
plough Harness TRUNKS of every kmh' '.'
Sole Leather, Steel Spring Iron Frame L'''
Trunks and Bonnet Boxes, aud all other h'l'
down 10 the common Parking Trunks H'''.
Brides, Martingll., Whip. &C., ~ h"' 80 -,
finest; Buffalo aud Fancy Robes, Driving "'''
Horse Covers, Carpet Bag, Values, a. ~
all kinds. Call and see for yourselves.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage Der,
fore extended, solicit Ia continuance "t TIE 81.
and pledge myself 10 spare 10 pains I" sN' ..
faction. All goods warranted To be a. r.rf,',Iy
oct 3l-tf WIN. +. PtB"f''.
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