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ireath all that outward show ol lorociiy anil hi oil
shed, they know there is nothing hut piste-hoard,
mulled with i niton ? Hut enough ol the ridiculous
theme.
ANOTHER l’LOT ! !
( i ahttvn bchcetn the lutpraelutiblc Whigs and the
Sub Ttcui tny Ventoerats! ! Intrigue bet item
the 'NuHyfyert anti the mm of'the Moody Ur It.'.'.'.'
'I lie < harlnttessille Republican of June ti, lias
nosed out another plot. which «e tear lias eicapcd
the aitention ol the niodein tine Kawkes. “ It is
iliis : to make an Impracticable Whig Senator and a
Sub-Trflixuiy Van Huren nan (iovernor! And
this is the way (says llie Cliarlotti sville paper) il is
lo be accompl shed : tin ilie liisl ballot lor Sena
tor ihric will be three persons nurd ler, vijs: a
Whig, a Sub-Treasury man, and a (’oi#riVaiive;
and there being no choice, then the Impiaiiicahlr
Whigs, ilinse good allies ol tile Ki ipiiier and ils par
ly, will nominate a candidate fiom ilicir rank-, ai d
the whole Van Utireu vole ill llic Legislature will he
east lor him, which will eleci I.. and then, in
eousideialion ofilie said bargain, the lu.piaclicables
are to unile ill electing a V an Hindi (tovemnr_the
Editor oj the i-ittjuiitr, pcilitija. What says ilie
Enquirer lo such a plot ! .Such a plot is on fool,
and yve trust that it will crush the Ilydia m the
egg!”
And, i’laiili, this is a good pint—i very good plot.
J.ut il out plot lie tonect, the dial lolit svilte paper
misses the figinc a lillle. Win. Selden, Esq. is lo
lie (iovernor. That was fixed last vvinicr, w lieu he
left the Land Ollice lo itiu a In peters race agaicsi
Mr. Hmls hr Congiess—unless, indeed, lie prefer
ilie ollice ol 1 uileil Stales Treasurer, in which event
John Campbell, K-q. is in be irmuvcd, to make a
vacancy lor him ! In this Imici event, die e.iiior of
llie Lnquiier may slip into flic (roveinoc's house-,
and hin self profit by n •• coa’ilion" with his old
friend* the Nullilycrs—('aniline and his conspirators,
as Jackson, V an Huren and the (Untie were wont lo
call iItem, when they were fixing a gibbet to hang
them as high as Hainan !
1 hus riot and Counter-plot*,-Coalition anti
Counter-Coalition,—succeed cat It other like the shift- 1
ing scenes of the drama. Whether they he found
ed in fact it ficiii.n, however, one thing we know,
and that is, that if the Whigs shall evil heat‘the Lo
co Kocos at “bargain, intiiguc and corruption,*!
they will have to wake before day !
fly* Before the election, the Enquirer told us, in !
a strain of imposing confidence, how easily its pariv
would 44 trim the coalition of Whig Conservatives !
and Conservative Whigs.” Now it rails upon one 1
of these denounce d ami snerred at pa^ii s to this in a- I
ginarv coalition to aid those who spit upon and
kicked them out of the*ranks of the Den octar v, in
■electing a Senator and Governor !! It bi gs .Mr.
Payne anil othn Conservatives, w ho have been elect
ed to vote for Air. Hives, and who stand pledged to
do so, to violate tin it plighted faith, in order to sus
tain the Suh Treastuy .Scheme, to which the En
quirer, as well as themselves, profess to be opposed!
Anil yet the Enquirer talks of abandonment of prin
ciple by the Whigs!
*Xy The Enquirer denounce* Coalitions in one
breath, and calls tip >n the Nullilxeis to form a Coa
Jit ion with the Proclamaiiouists in the m xi ! How
consistent!
fly The State Rights Whigs me invoked to ml
ly midi i the lias id the Administration—w liieli beats
upon one side the motto, “ Secession is Treason,”
and upon the i ther “ the B.'oidy R II.” instating
capitals. Has Van Burtu r« rmum id the doctrines
id the Proelamaiii n, or have Calhoun and his follow
ers eiubriiced tin m 1
(by It is amusing to witness the solicitude which
the Enquire! manifests to buy up the State Rights
Whigs. Ihis the Editor of that paper foigottcn, j
that, dining the last session ol the Legusiatuie, one
id these State Rights Whigs,— w ho after" aids n11
w higgl’d himself, how ever,— dci hired, in l.is place,
that Thomas Ritchie had done more towanlg the pios
liation of State Rights than cvTty other n an in the
Commonwealth put together? Is it for this, that
these State Rights Whigs aie now txpicted to giie
Mr. Ritchie the right hand of fellowship, and lo
form a coalition with his Washington associates?
MR. RIVES.—This gentleman did not vote nt
the lute Albemarle election ; and Ins failure to do so
lias given rise to sundry um hmitable comments on
the pail of the new coalition of impractieable Whigs
nod expunging Democrats. Mr. JCs declining to
vote, however, is satisfactorily explained by I lie
* Charlottesville Republican. “ Jf,” (says that paper,)
“ Mr. R. had voted, it would have been said that lie
w«1s glnliy of the indelicacy of voting in his own ;
Mr. R. has invariably fell it to be the course !
Of delicacy and propriety not to vote in any election
in which he lir.d a duect personal interest. On this ,
j v ‘teiplc lie declined voting in two closely contest
^ Elections in tins county in successive years, when
it was understood bis name would be biought before
the Legislature, though Ins own brother was a can
didate. From tbc same consideration of d« licacy
and propriety he did not vote in the lute diction, |
and solar as we have licaid no person hcrch as found
any fault with him for the course he pursued. As 1
to a ‘ non-committal policy’ in the election, Air. R’s
sentiments were well known, and no desire wasshown
fty him to withhold them from any body who wished
io know them.”
Felix Grimily, Attorney General oftlie IT. |
States, passed through Lexington, Va. on Wednes- ,
day last, on his way to Tenm sse«. We suppose he I
n cone thither to electioneer against Join Hell for ,
Congress, and in favor of James K. Polk fur Gov- ,
icriior. We say we suppose this is liis object, as he
has recently taken the field, in an elaborate pa
per in the Washington Globe, over his own signa
ture. to prove that Martin Van Huren was in favor ol
the last War, and 111 si t his support of the candidate ol
the I’cucc I'urhj lot the Presidency in opposition to
Janies Madison, demonstrates 11 ! Felix Giuudy is
a dexterous special pleader ; but il will take more
ingenuity than even he possessi s to piovc that black is
while. We tire glad to see that he is su little en
cumbered by official Julies, that he is able to write
electioneering auiclea anil to act as a travelling
missionary at lire same time. He is tints redeeming
Gen. Jackson's pledge to prevent the patronage of
the Icdctal government being brought into cot diet
with the ficedoni of elections !
(U* The President is now pieparing for an
electioneering lour this summer, lie will start
some time duing the present month, for Saratoga
•'sptings, ostensibly for the purpose of partaking of
its waieis, but really with the design of putting in
■notion the secret springs by which he hopes to re
volutionize New Yoik the ensuing fall. Yr.r/ Sum
mcr, he will make a Southern excursion lot the same
purpose. Nothing is and now adays, howcici;
about Tuvelhiig I abmets.
I .1 Parly Jvt>—The Nations) lirtitligrnrcr of tin
j ith nut- gins a detailed Malemem of the ihstnclesi
' ,na.. winch CeoigeC. Washington has been
, itniovnl lioin thei office ol President of the t lino ami
; Chesapeake Canal Company, and P.ancis Thomas,
^ Cate a Krptescnt alive in C ongress from Maiylaml,)
[ appou ted Ins successor—for the sole reason that the
loiltier IS a Whig, and the l.ntrr a Van-Buremte ' |i
was done, it seems, by the vote ofilte Maiylaml tom
""ssioneis, i-tinstituting a inajoiny of the stock prr
sent, who, in order to cllVct their object, tusyenUtU
j bye hue ol the Coinpauy foi the puipose ol bring
ing on the i lection two weeks earlier than the day
lixetl lor that puipose, and in opposition to the rote
ol every stockholder present! -By this outrageous
violation ol piopiietv, all stockholders not piesent
were deprived of their light of voting in the election;
and anmng those stockholders is the Niair of Virgi
nia, whose representative, with oilier absent stock
holdets, believed of course that by the laws of the
Company the electiun wax not to take place until
that day two weeks. Kven Air. \\ nndbuiy, wlni
voted on the l . ti. stock, could nut consent to sanc
tion iln* illegal and unjust precipitation of tilt elec
tion, though utrer that matter had been deteiiiiined
by the vote of the Maryland men, he united with
them in proscribing Alt. Washington ! It is always
to be tegrctie-J when paily spirit is permitted to min
gle with questions with which party politics have
no legitimate concern. The gn at cause ol Internal
Ittipruvrment inns' languish and go to i uin, when, in
Mead ol Selecting men for Us respon.ible duties with
a single eye to their peculiar qualifications (or tin*
Host, tins coosidriation is thrown out of i iew, and the
choice is made in rclYiencc to the political cried ol
tile contending candidates, or other irrclavem sub
j( ds. Ti mi as llns leimirli is at all times, it is pecu
liarly so ufthe tram-action which we have been ile
tailing—Air. Washington lietng an experienced as
well as an able officer, while Mr. Thomas has given
mi evidence, at least, of his competency to discharge
ihe duties o! the station In which lie has been ap
pointed.
Wc ate somciinies told that Swart* out is a
Whig. Kvcn if it were true, does ilf.it tact exone
rate from accountability the Administration, which
lor nine yeais pcimitted him to plunder the public
money undetected, or, if detected, unpunished ? But
who rvt r hi nrd that he was a Whig beforo he be
came a Defaulter ? If he was a Whig, whv did
(m u. Jackson proscribe th.it honest man and Whig,
Jonathan Thompson*, to make a place for Swart
wout ? In what other instance did lie ever hetrnyso
much attachment to a member of that denounced
and slandered pmy ? But that it is not (me, is cvi
dent liom the fact that Swattwout was a le-idei m
Tamniiiny IJ.dl the grand remh zvous of the De no
c.ralic party of New Ymk.so late at least as the Be
moval of the Deposites : and even alter that time, In*
never co-nperafed with the W higs. But his him
duhcrulcd Jacksimism is ptove-J by the fact, that
when lie was nominated, his appointment was voted
lor by Bcn'.on, Brown of N. Kllis id Miss, For
sytli, (iitindy, King of Ala., Livingston, Bonne.
Woodbury. iVe. of the Administration p.uty, Join
all, and opposed by Barton, Clayton, Webster, Fre
linghuysen, Spiague, Arc. numbering JO No, no,
gentlemen, the Whigs disclaim all fellowship with
your delected rogues.
3C/** Gen. Macomb has merited to Washington
from FI lida, w ith his brows b* und with the—what
shall we call ii ?—victor's urcath ■ No : that will
not do; for he has achieved mi victim. What
thin? Why, helms persuaded the Indians to do
precisely what they would have done from the be
ginning—th it i* lemain where they are, and kill no
more of their white brethren. The ohjtw.t of the war
was to expel them from Florida : the war "is ended"
we are told ; and the basis of the negotiation, if ne
^otintion it may be called, is, tint they shall stay in
Floiida ! Thus have we spent 20 millions ofdullai s,
and lost hundreds of valuable lives, ai I find omselves
precisely where we started ! The Semnoles have
conquered us ; and another cause of dissatisfaction
is ihtis added to the long catalogue o! grievances
which lendev the present Administration so justly
unpopular.
O’ The Slate Bights pipers in Georgia point to
Gov. George M. Troup, of that S ate, as their can
didate fin the next Piesidency. He may probaby
obtain the votes of that State and ol South Carolina.
But why don't they bring forwaid Bobeit Y. liayue
or George McDuffie ? They have n name abroad
as well as at home.
The Vice Presidency.—The Loco Foco papers in
Mississippi nominate Senator Jt. J. Walker of that
State, as the next Vice President on the Van Buren
tirke . It seems to lie settled, that as the Tecumseh
killer’can bring no capital to (tic concern, he is to
be laid Upon the shelf.
(XT’ it is announced that the Harpers of New
York, are soon to publish a Memoir of the Life and
Public Seiviccs of Gen. W infield Scott, from the
pen of a New Yorker. Is this a preparatory move
ment to a Presidential campaign?
(£?» Another Kditor has been rewarded. Mi*/ J.
L. O'Sullivan, one ol ilie editors ol that rabid Loco
Foeo magazine, the Democratic Bcview, (the Maili
soniau informs us; has been nominated as Secretar y
of Legation at Paris, and awaits the approbation ol
Gov. Cass, our Minister there, for the consumma
tion of the appointment.
Mississippi is now agitated by llie discussion
ol'llie question whether it is expedient 10 adopt a
system of temporary relief, l>y tlie enactment ol
bankrupt, valuation and redemption laws, or to meet
and sustain or sink under the shock ol that pecuniary
pressure which llticatcns her, and which, though it
mny Ijc delayed, cannot be avcited. There is but
one remedy for the disease, and the Missisippian
suggests that, when it says, "No matter how un
palatable the truth may be, the time has come when
property to a certain extent must change hands, and
the soonet it docs so the better for all concerurd.
So Xolcs.—The Richmond Whig gives a timely
caution to the people to save their £5 notes. "By
the acceptance oftlic m w charter, the two old Banks
I arc forbiddon to issue or re-issue milt s under the dc
. Humiliation of £10. All §5 bills, thciefoie. paid into
| the Bank from which they originally issued, will be
! retained, ai d not again put in circulation. This
(says the Whig) will produce Scvions inconvenience
IO the public, which can only be obviated by pay
ments being made in notes of other Banks titan the
one to which the debt is due. Remotes of the Virgi
nia Hanks, for instance, he paid iti bills ol the k ar
mors’ Bank, and let payments to the Inter he paid in
notes of the (miner, and thus the small bills will be
Urpt afloat. This is the only remedy at present for
absurd legislation.”
___ Jk —
gy It is cited, as an evidence of astonishing lib
erality, that the Columbus (Ohio) Journal, a demo
cratic paper, gives public notice that a good pump
1 makei, be Ins politics what they may, "ill mett with
I eticuuiagemeul in that city.
(£/** 1 lie tCadei will ft ml a ma * ol deeply miri 1
esiiug Foreign Intelligencc on ilie first page. There
i* a broad and striking contrast between the splen
dors and giyeiie-* of Royalty on ihe one hand, and
ihe violent atjiiai im ol public feeling on ihe other.
l lie Queen and ilir Nobility aie giving Halls ami
I-t ies—and the young Kail ol'Kglinloii is prepaiiug
N» astonish Ktirope by a revival ol the tout miments
o| the day s ol i Itivaliy, at an enoimous rxpendulire,
whdo ilir ci ic * ol public dixiicss aie every day be
coining louder, and the waves ol popular commotion
am dashing against the very font of the throne ! —
We question the piopnciy ol tin* ostein itimis ex
posuie ol tliv wide dilfeionce existing between ihe
Peasant and the Prince at such a lime—when, in
the eloquent language of Lord John Russell the
anchors of the monarchy are lifted, and the signs of
an approaching tempest ate blink in the honv.011 ?
Pirgintd Military Institute.--W e learn from the las
Lexington (Jaxetie that ihe Hoaid ol Visitors of 1 hi*
Institution assembled at that place on ihe vfOili nil.
and was organi/.ecl byr appointing Col. Claude* Cmxci
President. In addition to Col- Croxet, ihe follow
ing member* of the Hoard wire present: Hen Peter
(.'. Johnston, («en Thomas ||. Hulls, Col. Charles
P. Dorman, John T. L. Preston, K*q. Dr. Alfred
Lcyburn. and Hugh Barclay, Ksq. The lloaul a/V
making arrangements to put tl e institution in opera
lion early in the Kail.
FOIl Till llfUilMW.
A CARD.
The address to the St o< U oh’ers nt li e James Ri
ver and l\.11.au In Company, over the sigiuifiiic ol
( Italics lillcf, Jr, (licit late Chid I ligineei, was
published in the Richmond papers some weeks since,
and <d course ciicuhied ihioiiglmtii ihe Sritc. Ii
was vi i v gem 1 ally supposed, .1 the lime, that the
Directory, or the President of the Company, would
attempt to dear away smite of the inuin v which
was thought lo envelop lilt* 11 ansaciion 10 wliieh lhal
addrctis has icference.
No such public effort has hecnm tdc, hul it is un
d’eistood that the President has emulated pnvale ex
pfansirons of the affair iojuriou* 10 the Kngineer
Who tins been removed. This is deemed unheeom
mg .1 gentleman holding i\ station ol Hum and icspmi
sibility in the State. To nnswrt a public call Ini
truth, by private niisreprcscutatioiif, is, to say the
least, dishonorable.
If the President have any honest reasons foi
this act, he nee I not hesitate 10 hum them to the
discrimination of the pu Idle. Il lie has none, 11 hr
comes him to lie mil only seemingly, but imirelv si
lent. Common decency icquiris lhal gentlemen
.should not iiijme a man by then public ,0 is,and mis
represent him inpriv ie defence ol their injustice.
Lot Mr. Cabell be silent, or so speak that die titilh
of hi* statements may he put to die t» m.
TRUTH.
M AltlCI K'B .
Married, oil I lie 1-I in-l. b) 11 • <* |J e v \V:n Neil, ol
W.irlMO mill, \\ M MaVAIII., E-l|. (''resident ol
11.11111fIeii Sydney (allege, lo Miss Maio Fl>\x
<i Horn ut.• om, iiI NoiloiU borough.
K<*vic‘\v Oi llio H .>11 < litill UsiiKel,
roiiim Ti n \\ i i k i.v, it v
IS 2 € HlEbl) T\E(!'i: 4'oiiiiii is»i«tii Ttni liniil,
Extreme price* of pas>ed Tobare e*, S7 50 to 27 25
I titer 101* to Common, 7 50 to H 50
{ Common lo Mood H 50 to 10 00
j (»ood to Hue, 10 00 to 15 00
(iootl *° !oi« Mutiiifactlliing 15 00 to 27 50
i Lugs, as to quality, 4 20 to 5 50
| Lugs, belter qualities, <> (JO to 7 00
l*i ices ol cei tain descriptions til Tobacco are lower,
uttlibiited to tlie I nge and promising ginn ing nop,
as well as as the unfavorable accounts (mm alumni.
Flour, $1 75 lo 0 00
Wheat, 1 00 to 0 00
Corn, 4 50 to 5 00
Bacon. 11 00 to 1 I 50
Meal, (by wholesale) I 00 to 0 00
Whiskey, (by wholesale) 0 47 to 0 50
I mu, (per loti,) 4 months, lot) 00 to 0 00
! I•• ii»j•, (per ton,) 120 00 to 150 00
Oats, (per bushel,) 0 *.i) to 0 55
Salt, (per sack,) 3 25 to 3 50
i iti:i<;Brr.
Down the river, 0 40 to 0 45
Up the liver, 0 50 to 0 02
1'laMti ami 1 mu (per toil) ^ I 1 00 lo 0 00
\i:W fiMMikaitd S S iTiO \ A K \
stoke:.
r ■ 1 H |\ subscribers lone as-nciated themselves to
JL gether under tin* firm ol
imvm; a
lor the purpose of transacting the BOOK AND
STATIONARY BUSINESS m (Ins place, and
are now opening, at the house lately occupied bv
Mrefers. Cobbs A Atnistcad, (Ksle’a corner.) a laige
and general assortment ol HOOKS, embracing all
the best and most approved editions of Standaid
W nuks, on Law, Medic me, Theology, and (ieneral
L iteratuie, together with a large supply r.f'Standaid
School and ether Miscellaneous Bocks, Slattonniy,
Musical Instruments, and Fancy Artic les; which
were purchased in the Northern cities, by oim* ol
j the firm, on such terms as will enable them to sell as
cheap as such articles can be purchased in any mar
ket m the Stale. Out fiieiids and the public arc ic
spectfully invited to call.
DAVID B UAYNF,
JAMES j). (i B EOOll Y.
June 10 Is
no.v.YitTs: mio.y.ym:ts ::
1 I'ST receiveel and for sale*, at B! KT()N cV
el ID IDES’ N I. \\’ ( ASM STUB E, one case line
Straw Bonnets; also two eases of Moods or Nun’s
Bonnets, new style and very superior quality.
June 10 " l» if
l.aw lioolis, Ac.
1^1 Kill I II veil, of Leigh's Kepoits,
I J Davis’s Urimiiial Law (oil cntiiiii”.)
One su)>erior cojiy e»f Maiut Kelgewoith’s Works,
in I0 veils.
Besides numerous other Works.
Just icccived ami foi sale by
EDWARD ECHOLS.
June 10 14
NOTICE.
ALL THOSE indebted to TALBOT, fbr Lot
teiy Tickets, are requested to call and settle.
Hu office u over the Clothing Store of Kosintield Si
Levino, in the large brick tenement, a few iloois
above the I1 tatikhn Hotel
June It) I*
T OK DON IKX'li liKAlVDl, ray old and
I A pure, and of H»jinc quality as Hiantly can be
made, received and lor sale, by
IIOWEL DAVIES.
.1 Me S O ,
A full supply of other fine IlllAy OlbS. pure
/iia/i flavored Holland and’double distilled Cologne
(ini, London double lirotvu Stout and 1 otter, Lur
ton and Soldi A LE, with a reiy large and choice
assortment ol WINES, in casks and bottles.
HD- ,
June 10 •»
HTV. HAVE 2 Rooms lo rent above our store.
PAYNE A: OKKHOIi Y.
June in _ _
ANCHOR
Herman Mlotting Cloths.
1 HAVE on hand a large supply of genuine AN
! 1 CHOR HERMAN BOLTING CLOllIK,
No I to 10, which I "ill warrant equal to any mi
nor,cd, and will be sold as low as Northern retail
prices. JOHN G. MEE.M.
.1 une 6. ■*" 1
\ N A|»preHli»'t' IS wanted jl lilts Ol- h It E.
i /V May 10 11
iii itti.ol, srm.xus,
n« \ m> on Hull doe Rivet, in (lie county o*
k 15 unit's 11oin tile Courthouse. 2.1
• inlrs tiom l»riioglon, ami 25 miles liorn Lynch
burg.
In calling the attention of the public to these
opting*. is.i watCiing place, the miiIisc rtbet takes nr
Hion m rein.uk, lli.»t they are on new discovery, si
though unknown In the distant public until the Iasi
tew v can. Cor many yean they have never failed
tnluve iuoiw vigors hum the suitounding enuu
ii \ th in the impt ovcmeiils could cumfoi t ably n ruin
mod,tie, who will icaddy testify lo tin it medicinal '
'nines.
Having err e it'll i I at r^e ,V commodious Hotel, with
a nu in bet ot good li anted Cabins, I am now piepimd
io entertain a itiueh latgt i rompai v w’.th inoie com
fort.
The water It as been ninth fced, and found to i on
tain the essential ingrrdif lit*. sulphui, soda (in an
unusual proportion) ami magnesia; ami ihe siibsen
bn can say w ith the hi I lent confidence, that it" certi
ficates o| tacts were re\|iiiied they can be obtained ol
many individuals, whose expeiletrce ol their vnities
enables them to nay that they sic unsurpassed by
any water in \ irginia, for most of iht* diseases com
mon to out climate— I n rases til ronfii tried dv* pepsin,
or less deranged condition of the stomach and
bowels, in pulmonary or liver diseases* more panic*
ol.irly the latter— in u'l diseases o| general dvbiluv 1
whatevrt — ntul peculiarly lor delicate females and
ehildven. these waters will be found possessed ot
iemedi.il virtues ol v i rtainlv late efficacy. Kor this
l o t the htghrst authority among the mrdiral f.irultv
in this section of the country can he oll'cicd, asw. (l
as the heller evidence of lull and mtple tests by indi
viduals from actual uxpciiencc.
Having heat.I henlofoie, much complaint of the
road lioiu hyi chhurg to this place, I am niithoi y.ed
to say that the eonti.uioi on the f.\urlihurg and
llufl.iloe Springs l'tunpike Road will complete tin
w. ist parts nf sanl mad hy ihe innhlle i I Juts, mill
then by make it all good, «o that my fiieiuls disposed
to visit me will have no difficulty nn thm seme,
'idle seasutl will again eom>uenci' on the 1,5th of
June, The siiIim'iihei, grateful lui fast | .tliuii.rge
both flout In' old I lie i ds aid Btiaiigfc’is, aga ri im 11 «• -
them to visit him. wiili (lie a-Miianer no his part
thal no pains si).ill be spaicd t" tctidei the visit agrt e
able*
It will be obsi’ived, that the rates! I Hoard are
lower than at tiny otln i wanting plate in Y-rgiuiu.
viK :
Ho.iid per week, $># 00
do ilo day, 1 25
I loises | ei wet k, 4 1)0
do do dry, 75
Child) cn and set vents, .*1 50
W. \i. SAl’NDKKS.
Q /- 1 si hjoin lu low a cninmiiineaiioi) imeivcd
from lK.vsuiaua who have visit*«I these wateis, ami
have had opportunities ul fudging of their efficacy
iii must of the discuses above mentioned. Since that
11111'*, oihei phy siciniiH of eminence have visited them
and would umst toidiuUv subscube to the opinions
contained m t his < nminuiiieuimo. 'I lie unsurpassed
healthiness ul situation, saliiluitv of clnnale, and
lo a u ly of see iu i y , snpi i old add it ion 11 i ml nee me ids
lu the v .del tidinai niti lui giving a trial lo thc»o in
valuable wains.
•• I i n i 23d, 1837.
“ Ih'ttr Sit—-11 iving noticed iit n late Y'itguiMO,
that you are again icailv foi the reception ol compi
ev :it the H uf) aloe Spi ings, we deem it an act of jos
in r lo ynnistdl and ihe public*, to express to you oiii
entire nppjnhdion nl all >nti have said on the sub
p et ol tin n im icitial viities, m the diseases you
have mentioned in y< ur advrrtisi inenl. m l we
cheerfully and euidially suhseiihe to ihe fac t, that,
so far as we hare In en aide to ub-ei \ •*, they tire un
Sill passed in llieil cUt u y, m diseases ul thestoin tell
and bowels. We wuiihl limber take nceasitm to ex
press oiii sincere wish, that v mil sue cess tuny fully
cijual the value ol your watci, and your huidablu cl
lolls to accommodate visitors.
V ci v sum it l\, vo in It idols.
. t. iv mi n ilia.i,.
JOHN II. I* \ T'lT.M >N',
I). I’AT I’KIIsi IN,
HO S I'.WNK.
Ho. li. JKNNINUS.”
J line 111 n
aliitiltlo I.:wmI for *nlr.
I n||» i |or sail* ||IV LAND, bet W (Cll
li 21 ml 700 Ailll N,
Hiljoiiiing t be iown ol Liberty, Medford
Con n I louse ; some 330 aci ;*s c lea led,
201) «11 which are well sel in » lovei or oilier grasses;
and l lie whole in a I uji Mine ol impi ow incnt; lioui 3
in 0 Ions of |d iM r having been sown Ini seveial
\ e.irs past, nml with as bt "• (i• i il « ifecls as on any
Lands in V ii;»ini.i, with ab* III 2<-0 aeies jirst idle
l>li' Laud In i lea i nnw. tbganilv limbered, lift
ut HO acres of which an well em losed and lie well.
The enclosures are good, a mileoi more ol w lui h
near town IS erected on a good im k worm loon*l.iimu,
li in 12 In 21 inches high, with a good tail loner
thereon. 'There are ovei 230 gialied Apple I ree*.
ol first i i«e Winter Apples ami others, and Home ol
the best kind. The Huildmgs are mi overseers arid
negio Houses, all with good buck Chimney*, all tie
cessaiy Huildmgs,
{Pj Two old Ihi rlliiii;
|g[ HOISTS, Jiji
Kaeh with two stone Chimneys, two large Hams, 70
or HO feet long each, with excellent 'Treading
floors, and c *ch tdied.Ji d all around, either ol them
sufficient to shelter any individual’* stock m (he vi |
cinity. To one of the Hams an excellent new 1
Threshing Machine, horse power. Are. complete, is j
attached. Near two miles ol blind ditching, (well j
executed under my own eye,) has been done on this i
estate, not leaving ovei 2 or 3 acres on it too wet for 1
corn or wheat, and that in timothy and herds grass. |
\ ml not a |we ty acre field on the estate, which has
not one or mote excellent Springs on it. 'To the I
tnblicro planter, far titer or gru/.iei. no estate m V ir - ■
gjnin is more devirable. And that pmtioo of the
Land reriuiring improvement is, (as is the entire es
t.pe.) susceptible ol a* rapid and high improvement
as any Land m Virginia, the w hole based on a sub
Mltatiiin of as pine, tenacious and valuable c lay as
ai.v Land; letainmg and developing the belli Ills ol
mature ns long as any section ol the .State,
1 would also sell my
liiijj nor si: .i.v#> tot, fjiij].
in Liberty, about 100 yards fmm the Com! House,
on ii corner Lot. 'The Hml i* < s area Dwelling
House mainly brick, about HO by 22 feet, two sto
ries high, with a basement story, ample cellars, a
wing, <Vc. contains H rooms exclusive of basement
story or garrets, and 1) rooms with fiie places—a
<.01M> ItKIUi Oi l II I,,
willi 2 good rooms with (ire places ; a Kitchen,
Smokehouse, Ice and Carriage House, Corn Crib,
Stable, Store House, Ac., till ill good order.
The whole will be sold at fair prices, nod accom
modating terms. Likely young Slaves taken in part,
il required, and early sales effected.
Liberty is the seat of Justice of a vety large, pop
ulous, and wealihv county, situated on ilie great
turnpike road lium Lynchburg to Salem, and While
Sulphur Spimgs, 23 miles from the former and 70
from the latteri has a fine female Academy, "in
the full tide of successful expci uncut," under the cate
and Slip: rintendc, cc of the Kev. Nicholas II.Cobbs.
An excellent Male School, of which the Hev. J.C. |
[lamner is Principal.—The Sueicty iu tow n and vi
cinity is tinsuipasscd in this section td Virginia.—
Three brick Churches in town, and oiheis near; a
large Agricultural Society has been recently estab
lished there, auguring well for I he agricultural inter
est of the county.
The above Land maybe conveniently divided into
2 or 3 tracts, il required, to suit purchasers. Those
desirous to purchase, iu as healthy situation as can
be, are invited to call ami see lor themselves. The
whole would suit a professional titan well. Should
any inquire why one of my age should desire In sell
and leave so desiratde an estate and residence, I an
swer_three of my children have (several years since)
located, anil reside in the far Southwest, are healthy
and much pleased ; the. entire balam c of my family
are very desirous to join them list re—and last,though
not least, 1 have an abiding conviction that a rest
deuce there would alleviate and much mitigate my
VA1. COOK.
‘ 3w if
ler sate at this Ottitt
Titriipikr Slork, Jtr„ a! tiurtion,'
f
■ V PAVUK A Tl IINI'.R.
ON Wiilneml.iy flic* 1 •_* 111 ill,l nr mil mil oil limp,
13 -Ii it* . nl flic l.ym lilmt’ ami S.ilftn Turn
pika Sunk. I*,’ A. I’., Am I’j.
J mm 10 11
Hookor'* l.mii'j A I.mIiiiiiui* Oili<*<>. f
I .vncliliuig. June Itllh. 1 J
.Vrrf SrhrtNr ahrnrl !
To lm lira uni in mntrnw, it K ichiiioinl.
(£P" 1 Capital Time «f flo.twni
111 Pii«iHi l.mwl
Kouiirtn Piawn llullnn limn V‘> Numbri*!
Whole Tifkna only >1 ! !
IstcMburir •frAtfrWf letter ft,
K.NTRA Cl,ASS. No 2. for 183!*.
To In* ■!i im it hi l<« Imiolvl on Tnrailny. June 11 ■ h
Tile thawing mil be rerciveil al till* < Hin t; on
Tliiiiailny, ihe 1 Ol Ii inat.nl Co'clock, I*. M.
IIrilliHHl Srbrtmr t
I 1’ilne ol $10,000 10 I'mra olt.V.O
I ilo of* 2,300 10 I'liura ol anil
1 ilo of 2 000 10 ilo of 130
I ilo of 1.344 20 ilo of 1410
III l'i meant 1,000
Iteanlfa i avr.il ninnlin of , $30, Ac. Arc.
Wit* It* I'lft.via only M — llalvea $2—t^iliillrm
$1 00.
Km ai.1i* t\i linnKI’.ITS UI'TIC'K.
No \ iiLii'i i Si limit) will Im ilinw n mi \lrxnmliiM
on S.Hit il.iv nc\f. In plum ol iImi. llin INIiimu'cr*
Iimvo uiv. n on oim* in ho ih.iunoii IMuiPhty |lie I7ili
nl I HIM! ill N>llnlh.
1 Cnpiptl I*line ol 19*000! !
50 I*i ur. nl* 500 ! !
Virginia Slate t.atterf/.
I'm the benefit oj the Mn Intuit tl llcneevlcnt Sourly
i f .V'p/u//,,
( I. \ss, No o, Colt ih;I0.
To Im ilr.»\Mi ill NlMI TOliK tin iMomliv llifl 171 li
tiny ol .Ion '. The ili.i'vlng expected on Tlimx
il.iv, ill 1 *. 1111 llltl. ill 0 u'i Im k. I*. M.
Whole Tick cm only #4.
N|ilni«li«l Nelirint'!
I Piir.r of $IV.I0tl| 1 Pri»» of S'l,.'18l
I ilo 5.00(1 I 50 Prior* of 500
I do a (100 j V0 do 900
1 do »,500 | 140 do 100
Togrllirr wiili inniiy of 1)40, S.".0, iVc. .Vr.
I miik mil Im li in li Purr* ill
IK » >K K It’S MJCKV Ol PICK.
.Tf. i. ti. no th st inuni::
Knr llie V~• I of .1 him'.
Iiookrirs OH M in I ywclalmrit, la.
hiorihi in ^ive liiy DIS TANT MUtomrn ;i lull
:tntl hill t; linnet; Im lilt* line St-lit me of tlm O'-M not'-,
in Imili.itvn iii Alexinullin, it in publisheil lor Mini
heiM'lil ihn** in ly .
f'omt* ill l.ittlc 'IfciiM'Mtrt'
\ i il ii v you i luck hi 111 in Item Si Im me In ilte ymr !
; I (Iruml (hipiml Pn/.eof £<‘l& 9th) ! '
50 Pi i/es ol 1,000!!
si \ ri; or vncoiNiAy
Hirhotooti . froth i###/ i.olhry,
CLASS No. 4. Im 1810.
Vo hr itntu n nl Alrvnytthin on Snliinlafl ffteQfyi
> f June, 0/’ ke lh-nntttj> *rtll I t rreriml nl
i ibis (yfuc vn l ursilny% ike Unlit imt, nl t> u\ huh,
/*. M\
ituuMi'H BXT Ni iinnr.
I I I*ri/.r »l '
| I ilo ni I(1.6161
! i iin ni . 6,0001
! I ill) til 4.mill
1 ilo i.l' il.OOO
I iln ol 2,600
I ilo nf 2.260
I ill. of 2.000
I iln ni 1.760
I iln ni 1 l.oQ
1 iln ni I 600
I iln nl *1,400
1 Prl'/.p of 81,»oo
I ilo ol 1,850
I do |0 I 2011
■ V I’lixi'i ol 1,1101)
50 ilo of ?50
50 ilo of M.’O
50 ilo ol Soo
(ill ilo ol 100
(!0 do of 1511
1,0 do oi i-*o
(Ml do of 100
I! csiil < s a gii nl ii n in In I i I ?s'.0. S III iVc. Ac.
15 llninil \iiiiahoi •. out nl 75!
\Vhole Tii liirls nil!) s II)—11.lives fra—O'-- 2 50.
in s.ili* in .i cti' il vutii-n n( clitnrn tin 1111• ■ ih al
liooKiiit .s i.\ i:it 1.1 rki nn'iri:.
(jy (litlm* limn liie i mi ill i) Im Till lids ill a w ii In
I). S. liri'itnry iV I!||. Ill all I u^iniit .S‘iItriiie*, (an .
« o n ■ > iiiiiil l> > in'll m l*i i/,n Tn ki'ip.) |iiJon pily anil i
■ ni.luli'iiiiallv .■ iH ii■ 1 r11 in, i* In n aili111'KBfil in
llliNHV II IW K IK Kit.
I.> ni lilinrk, Va.
Q",?’ M v rii.tiituri* may always ilr|iend on are
in £ iln- number* nl' every Luitriy in wlm h I
soil Ticket*, |inblieli(d in lliiv |ia|ier, (Tim Virgi
nian.) *11*11011 ns the Olliciul I tint of the Drawing i*
ret e.vid. II. II. HOOK Kit.
dim ir/.viB aia:ii;aVKi>>
The following number* wfcre drawn for WhttHnn
Lull fry, Kxlra (la**. No. !l, lot 16.19. ul Itichinund
mi Tur»dny the 4iIt iinl., vir. :
42 26 35 17 16 4G 87 50 IB.
(iiniil I'n/.e* sold nl HOOKER'S OFKiCK.
June 10
TtlO.1lAM O. A4 KI!I!|
j/.v.vm: .v f o i»i» a: at s. na tii,
\l.AULV OPPOSITE TIIE VllUJfMA.N Or EM' E,
KSI*K('TFULI-V informs liia friends and the
^ public generally dial be continue* to carry ou
the manufartuie ol (.Nipper and Tin Ware in all the
various branches. 11 is stock of Till Ware is now |
I nge, well assorted, and well worthy the attention of
bmli wholesale and retail dealers. His stock of
ST 11 iliS and other (’upper Ware is also large and !
desirable, and lie is prepared to manufacture to order !
Stills of any size or pattern, and will also repair old
Stills or lake them in exchange for new ones.
II** also has on hand a large and well assorted stock 1
of Wove Wire lor wheal fans, Ace., and is prepared
to weave to , ny order lie may receive.
lie also has attached to his establishment a Rrnss
Foundry, and is prepared to cast to order, RKLCS
for taverns, dim* lies and other "purposes. Tobacco I
Screw iloxes, and all other kinds ol liras* Castings, i
Ile continues, also, to gutter and cover houses,1
either in town or country, with Copper, Tin, 5^itic ^
or Sheet Iron, upon the most favoiable terms.
Old Copper, 1‘ewicraml Riass either purchased or
taken in exchange fur new wotk. Country pro* ,
ducc also taken in exchange for all work in Ins line.
June ft is if '
w uine (IK KM AN ANCHOR RObTlft*! I
CLOTHS. embracing every number in u»e, wliicli
will he sold as low ns they can be bought in rhe
Slate. TURNER* BURWKLL.
June .'1 wilts
s i.o i iis, 4 ts>mi:m;s, *«•.
WE liave received an assnrimenl ol' splendid
Clullis, Cassinieres and Vtsling., with a va
tiely i*l'other Hoods suitable tnr gentlemen's Sum
mer Wear, winch will he sold !n>«-.
TCRNE K A BLR WELL, i
Anulll it i. ’
q q s q q w
»i,mm mtimiiiin :
T7“ VfHUJJYMJi ,VI»Wf' VO.V, V|
Or PrrNiiMitil'rgriablr lor the care of
arnutwii
inspire tlm • miV ring with < unfilled! e in tin* restorer «#f
I n dn>'HFi';l ■triii, it i- only fircPfeary to ^nf Htitiucb
•• it* reputation that tin iraioin linn* of one Itrnggi&t iu
MK'Inmiml, in ! ■- than (weWtt mouths Jhum barn Jitr hundred
dollar*, Ih'miI' - what other if. ulrrn have tobl, and Pbvni
' umm ii nl. Tbf hi uvery of Mi.5*. K. Thompson of Rich
iiuniil, v% ItitsMj niitl>'ihit for live v* nr-i Irnd hiniight him n *
olh'ii to lit. tn ink rtf the grave, iiml who lint I film II y given him ■
-i ll 1111 in dm, nit- | havin': hut the palate, toof.of hi* mouth
(iml pint nl hi * nn-1 In thin Hfnie ho won per*im<|od hv n
I'liv m inn to u .■ the S;iiii|mi-ii, umi to Iu* great gup
prim*, n well m l!i it of tl|.» l othniunity, guiWd twririi -
two prnimh hi mi'' inontli ; and efi* ami a hall paper* made
n prrfrrt pure ofhim. Mr. T. Ini- given n hi«lory of In*
in**’. Moo baud In If* of other rime*. Pn** iflOOfl Far
ate by HOWF.f. HA VIEH. Agent.
hli*)* . N. n. TliP ahnvr i« not} hi ring n hn:h eburlrter '
v nr for lire cure of King'* Kvd or Morofult.
Jill' 3j§ w I Ol
q q q q q q
Rowanii’s Tonic Mixture,
TOXIC MIXTURE flf.UA.
UAURANTF.I) n (Mtrfput am! lufttfoig ri»Vr for Ague nihl
Fever,am| avnluulilo remedy iu Jaundica, f)y Kcnlcry,
Hem I Mum. etc.—
Ur. I >»v* R\ Smifh, \orf%rr'n /.tbrrticn, Phi/nd.
Ileal Mir,—I congratulate you on your gfmd fortune in
presenting lo the n*o of the vutitn* of rover and Ague, utirb
n hlriMiur i»* your Tuttle Mixture ha* mo*t fu|jv proved it
self- It i* speedily heroinhtg fin* fiivoHfe remedy with ull
w ho nppiPi’iutit it* n*afnlnr**, umi ere long, will lie esteemed
a* one ol the tttoHi important dim overie* of the ngtt. Fever
mid Ague lifts liitlinto bullied the *kill of the limit eminent
of l*ru< liiionoiM, mid oven now tliev derm if presumption to
piiuiii*o mote limit temporary nfd. Vntir Tonii mixture, how
ever, **■■ hi* to Itnvn n tietv ami p< « iiiiar power to arm*I the
disease, mid in revive and rc-p*tuldi*h the balance of hnrnm
and hi ilth. I hope Von will pernev no to extend the in
llilctiop ol t!i im-ilii iur. mid that tin* public w ill estimate your
nnosii.). ^joui ,i pi t tl'.ilfx ,
A. U. MM I Til. M. I).
I'll I I I r it 11 7 fr,»H l>r. SfrrcRK, Ditch*/V. /V?.
Nil, I hmii'TlH llolitr "nil III' illllm • tli. iiMlinmi rtl lR-ll,
III.- Ill I I|linli!il V of V on I Mislin.-, uJh,J» | Ill-uni lujlily rx
loll. -I it n |i» 1 ta.Aiii til • on lui I-Vvor a in I \«n« ; n Jj , ,
vs lilt 11 ,*ii liii.1 | . 1 Mill |•»• \ 11 ilr.I \. 1 \ r.\fi-11vjv»-|y in onr rout.
TV\. IM r ii 1 I * * •4 * 1 -* <tn*l |*M unit* h,u\ ht’i'.itur »•** urrliNloin -
I f • • % Ii * * O'1 "I II nls- .111.1 t i oitiinr*, *v •*. li.iit ilu-y rnutfil t«i
• » ini' 1 iIm Mi ntiv .■ iv,. 1 , iiimI I In-v ivmlilv <'<>it*ri.! -.1 |o tnnkr
11 f 1 i*il \ 0111 in. ili. in.-. I !.. lii ve lli il’Hn ,f* i > nt tlii« tun.
httltth.''Ii* "Ilf would . ..I li.illv 1. • Iil\ Id ll,i. In I,.-til, ,hov
ltn\.' iv. five.I Imin 11-4 nuploX.nt, nn.l wutild glmlly ni.l i.»
*pnud n kuowlml*.- nl it« pnuloir nriitrr. Tl». re hniihf.ii
\.-i> litih* iil tb A^tu* in tin* ii. iuI.Ihm-Ii.io.I «hu*r tin* Hiirotlin
lion ill.' Vmiii<* Mixtun*, wlih-h tx trmihlr iifli ihnud to ihr
nn jjrii -rni Ilf.* of'this Htixlh*hii\ J'. |. HTIiVICAH.
\ I. B A .
Vt*Vi»iMSi l«*r, for iiilln munition-, A <• oft hr Ky<-«.
»o. Itrufll’rlrr, it ynhinbli am I.*
I01 ili*- T.vih nn.l ftniM-*.
ll«*,vnM,l'« .% iiimonf mr,l •CmhrarKiian, fur Qmim,
Rli"'iil", lim. Siirninn, ,V c. ol liiylt ri„l!,1tnR.
*»"»«*'■ *ll«riulVr Kxtnrla, tar l,i\.r itWmiia,
J„(ll„l„ , ..-.t’ll.VV, ftl, <VI|,I||| ,llN,-„.r’: rl1, .
Hnnnlli.’* (lilliaMl'r **»» ilrr, Art inmulUy illR nn,I unf
truiiif! llii- rumple x ion.
Il„« „•,,!'• Yrrmlnii. m IVtrin brMtijrr, n m V
I,n,I, ,1 „l„l |S(»,,llIn,l tvmol V •
.•'•M mil, l,y IIOWK.I. IMVIKH, Aemt.
.Inly .111 wltfin *
111. ii 1: \ ki:kd,
* om.HS.MTn A* TIAWtitti
oitomti: n wrorit a ADAMS,
»AK now mi hand mill is prepared to make alt
rvitnir Stills, Kelt If*, ami Pin-Wars u( every
1 deseiiptinn, U'/tofrualt /iVAmV, on I lie most rea
sonable l£t ms. 'I'm nr i-upper Hoofs, Uniters, and
Spouts, pm up m town or country on (lie most ap
proved pl in—Nlovi s, Stove Pipe and Sheet Iron
Iwoik, all warranted to In: well executed. Call and
examine for yourselves.
N. II —Old copper, A c. taken in exchange.
A upiisi 27. wtsil
i i'-: viiiii uukmtucii;*.
Wl. Iwivo received our S/ninti Sujwly tfAMI
I.V UROCFIHKN, which is iTm* hugest am!
finest ve have ever brton able in offer nur friends anil
ibr pialil m . am! tiny aic re* peel fully invited lo nil!
on us ai d examine I.»r themselves.—-Thu following
is a pa11 i I on r slock :
12 Midi Sf (’M'ix Sugar of the finest quality,
12 “ l*oto Ipco tin vat mull qualities,
10 M N. (>i lean* do “ “
ill lutvi-x and barrel* tieble, double and single Loaf
:ii d (*»* i - In d and ground Sugm,
50 bags Pi ime old J.iVa roller1,
50 " *♦ IIto do
10 “ “ L i c 11 i i a do
5 *' M <'nbn do
20 “ ** ! Mil w bit« do
;;H Itbd§steam refined Sugar house P. Hies, and
New (Moans Mnlassi s
It) hall chests (iunpotder ami Imperial Ten*, monte
very fine,
10 boxes 15 lb and fill) do do
6 clieits hlk 'Pea, some rktra Rile,
1 pipe and 2 hull pipes super iter old Madeira wine,
5 qr. calks, Wo
I butt fine uale Sherry, impound 1820,
1 half pipe medintei do
I pipe and 5 quarter casks OIJ Port Whir, soitete.
extra fine,
London!1 Tene i dfe Madeira*—Lisbon, Cminty, Sr.
Lucan, Sic., Mad ini ami pure Malaga wines itiqi.
casks,
55 hampers Chtttteprtigne ofilie Do Dreuiont ,f leidslck
Thistle. Heart and Dove Brands, all crunk Wines
in N. \ oik ami warranted pmo and genuine*
20 cases ( Mmol, very fine,
1 hliil do on draff,
20 cases Muscat wine,
2 qr, casks. do do
25 Tierces London Blown Stout and Purler,
20 halfpipes Bi tidies, some ol the vciy lit older,
2 | ipes American Brandy,
5 barrels apple do
M hhd* Jamncia and W. I. Bum,
2 “ audio b i ire Is N. Lngland do
l half pipe Irish w hiskey,
20 cas s Lemon Syrrnp,
(i ** Siowion’s Bitters,
75,(100 Havana, t ongrem ami Principesegari,
70 Barn Is Herrings No. 1
5 kegs Nails, assorted; 4 tons Norway, Herman and
Blistered steel,
80 boxes sperm, Patent iipcrttl and fallowteautlhvs.
Imitation Kngtlall and Pine apple CheeSc,
*0 boxes Bunch Kaisins half and quarter boxes,
20 drums Juliana Raisins,
Almond*, Filbierts, Palm Nut*, MadVira Nuts,
Mace, Cloves, Cinnamon, Allspice Nutmegs, Tep*
per, (linger, Rice and grouted, whites do
2 half pipes Frcnch wine vinegar, very tint?,
A large lot of wooden ware,
Brass bound Buckets, Coolers, Cans, Pails, Tubs,
covered Boxes. Measures, Trays, Market Bas
kets Arc. dec. fee.
50 boxes Window (Mass 8X10 and 10X12,
$00 lbs. Putty,
A handsome assortment of China and (»I.1*S Ware,
25,000 lbs Family Bacon, cured by oimd Ives,
I Of) Sacks “alt.—Besides many other nv tides, which
cannot, be enumerated. M hey are all effercdoii on
usual ut-coin modal mg tei ms.
M c K l X N K V A: M OSB V.
5jay 25 dfpv_
Ju«l Etfccivcd,
BARK ELS CREAM ALE,
13 l)„ N. K. RUM.
1. VNCASTEU & UK A" A NT.
Jane :: " »*
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
.March UUfi, IM’J.
WK aic now receiving a very heavy sunk et
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
recently purchased in the Northern and Eastern
Ciiies, in larhe rots, anil upon such teims as ml
enable n»to make ii the interest of those uni wish
ing to hoy very largely, tv purchase their tioodx i
this market. .
We te.pculully toliut an evuitin-..
Bl KTON ti RODES.
March j:> «