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The Portland gazette., 1818-07-28
Charles s. John Fox,
Mem and ToIsak1c Book.
WILLIAM HYDE,

No. 8, Mussey's Row, luiddle-Street,
IIA6 just received Worcester's new "Univer-
l. i sal Gazetteer" aud by an arrangement with
the Author s the sole wholesale vender of them in
the District of Maize. He therefore offers them to
the trade on the Publishers terms. Copies will
be left for sale at Bath and Hallowell II will be
unnecessary to say any thing more in recommen-
dation of the work, than to publish thefollowiDg
Ertracts from Revtews.
We are fully of opinion that work like the
present was needed. The latest and best Ga2et-
tecrs in England and America, leave multitude
of planes undescrbed, or very partially described,
which have in the series of events become very in
teresting 10 US. TO collect materials for the des
cEption ofthese needed time, patient industry,
perseverance, a habit of selecting the most inter-
estng topics in description, and clear modcoi ex-
hibiting them; and are Of opinion that Mr..
Worcester has united these requisites in the COM
position of hiss
In our apprehension she preference of this
Gazetteer over former works Of the same nature,
consists in six particulars tst il is far more com.
piete in the list of places than any former Gazet-
teer. 2diy Tits the proper medium between too
much difuseness and too much hreyity. Sdly, II 10
| furnished with an Appendix Of very useful and i'm.
portant matter, such as OF her Gazetteers do not
exhibit. 4thly The plas of uniting ancient and
sacred geography, SO far asthe nature OF the werk
would admit, is an Improvement upon the plan OF
former Gazetteers, which will be grateful to every
student Of sacred and profane history. 5tbly /;
the account of the United States, and Of America
generally, is far more complete than any we have
hitherto bad. 6thly; it has decided preferen ce
over all others in point oftype and paper. The
price may seem high for octave volumes but il
the size of the volumes and the pages with the size
of the type and the beauty Of the execution be
ken into the account, few books come into the mar
ket at a cheaper rate."--Ponophst.
I'VE do not wish to dwell upon these small Oh
jects in this work, because we havsno time nor
on the other hand, TO point out its merits, which
.certainly;predominate Ii contains a great mass
Conformation, digesied in very compact form and
stated generally with precision and accuracy
North Ar,eyicGn Rerielo.
(" Worcester's Gazetteer, as far as we have been
able to examine it and are capable Of forming q
Judgment Of its merits, is very correct, and most
able and elaborate rk."-CotuhbiGY, Centinel.
4dlso now publishing and will SHORTLY be for sale
at The above store
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-28

THE fubferiber hereby gives public notice 70 Al.
concerned, that he has been duly appoioted
and taken upon himfeIf the iruls Of Erecutor q
the lsit Will and Teiament of MARX RIDLEY
lats OF Harpsweil. IN she county of Cumberland
yeoman, deeeafed. BY giving bond a. The law ii
reet,-Hs therefore fsquens all perfons who are
Indebted TO the laid deceafed's eiate 10 make i'm
mediate Payment and shofe who have aoy de
mands shereon, 10 exhibit the fame 20
MARK RIDLEY.
kssrpswell, July qa, 1875.
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-28

II appears that the Territory OF Illinois
does not yet contain 10000 inhabitants and
therefore, the late act Of Congress for admit
ting it as 6 State into the union, canno. We.
take effect.
The mate of Baltimore schooner has
drawn the high prize of $4,000 in late
Havana Lottery.
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-28
Real Estate al Auction.

10 be 6n at Public Hucfim on THURS
DIR, the twentyssevsnth day of An
quit neT', npisf prtviosf5 dJPs,sd Of az
private salk--
Two STORE LOTS, at the head of Porslauxs
Pier, With The buildings thereon. -Ass-A
lot OF Land and Dwelling Houfe thereon, ia Clay
Cove, now occupied by Mr.. Roger Merrill.
Also
AT Private ssit Pew in the Rev Mr. Paylon,
Meeting houie For terms apply to
Portland. Jry IA THOMAS MERRILL.
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-28

NOTICE is hereby given, ,hsi the subscriber
has been culy appointed Adminisra;or OF,
The estate OF JOSEPH DYER, late Of Bath. IN
the county OF Lincoln, and has taken upon him-
self that trust by giving bonds, ss The law di.
eec's-and al persons having demands upon The
estate OF said Joseph Dfers are re9uired TO ex.
hlo,t The same and sli persons indebted TO tbs
saio estste are css.sd upon 10 make yrnent 60
JOSEPH StWALL. il. <e,nis,.s,s,s,. !
BssS I5ly L. 49, a.
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-28
ATTIC FRATERNITY.

X HE members of the ArT,e PsArrasITs srs
hereby notified that their AnDual Meeting
will be bed At Corham Academy on the fecoad
"wednesday of Auguft nert At TWO O'Clock, p. M
at which time 40 Grafton will be delivers ed by Mr..
CHAALKs HAnDIHo After which, they will pro.
esed to ehooie officers for the ensuing year.
~ Punctral attendance il requs ltsd by or
der Of the President and Directors.
JAMES LARRY, Secretary.
July ~. - H.
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NOTICE

THE Co partnerihip Of Msriion & Gage, being
this DAP diGoved by mutual content. the fub-
lcriher hereby noti4es bic cuflomsrs that be lall
continue business in the fame Store. lately oe-
cvpied by Marion & Gage.
THOMAS r. GAGE.
Bath, July l6, 1873
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-28

An apprentice
TO the Shoe making buGnefs. about Ia years of
> age. 10 wanted BY the fublcriher. Apply q
the Shoe Store of JANIS TOWNSEND,
EnehaDgs fSesss PorslaEd. Juiy 80.
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-28
IP THE Last Call. III

A Ii who are indebted to The late 6rm of Boycs
y Boody are requsled to call and fsttle rheir
accounts before the Ian day Of Juy next after
which time all the d<mands will be lef, with an
attorney for collection.
HENRY H. BOoDY.
Exch. 81. Portland June 80. 4w.i..
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-28
H4RRTED

In Buxton, by the Rev. DIR. Coffin, Mr.. Phine-
as Thompson to Miss Polly Norton. Mr.. Theo-
dore knight, of Westbrook, to Miss Asenah
Thompson, ofthe former place.
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-28
BIRTHS.

The Lady of DANIEL LADD, Esq. of this town,
yesterday presented her husband with THREE
FINE Sons, all in good health.-The aggregate
weight of these Lads is II pounds, viz. 6, S, Il g..
Portsmouth, Oracle.
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-28
July ~

.4theneum NO. 80,
lust received at the Portland Bookstore.
y where subscribers are requested 10 call and
receive their numbers
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-28
RECOMMENDATION.

RECON-
From the Rev. JOHN PRINCE, L. L. ID. Hon. Jo-
sEPH STORY, L. L. ID. Hon. NATHANIEL
BowDITcH L. L. d. and The Hon. JOHN
PICKERING.
Mr.. JosErH E. WORCESTER author OF the new
=" Universal Gazetteer" having submitted tous bis
Proposals for publishing Gazetteer of the United
States on the same plan with bis former work, but
with enlarged articles upon the several States, as
we'll as our principal cities and towns. We are OF
opinion, from the ability, care, and typographical
neatnsss, with which bis Universal Gazetteer was
executed, that bis intended work will De found ex-
tremely useful, and will deserve the liberal patrons
age of the public. JOHN PRINCE.
JOSEPH STORY.
NATH'L. BOWDITCK.
JOHN PICKERING.
Salem. January 1, 1918
From, the Rererena Professors II, the Theological
Seminary.
The undersigned cordially concur in the above
opinion and hope that Mr.. Worcester may meet
with the liberal patronage aud encouragement,
which his efforts deserve. E. PORTER.
l.. WOODS.
M. STUART.
AnSoper (17he0l. Ssns.) Jan. r 1918.
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-28
SALES AT AUCTION,
Real Estate at Auction.
THIS DdT.

III Il s'el5ck, zviH Be sold at Public duo
fisn on The premises,
TIE brick building Lately occupied By the C.~.
bs,is~z Bsst 10 Ese5ssse Se,ss. Psrflsrs-laiS
bui ding 10 calculated for two large and commodi-
Gus fores. and convenient dwelling Houfe back
OF be fame. An sxcellens ftand for brfiness
Conditions Liberal and will be made known a.
the tale 8. McLRLLAN,7
july 2S Z. FLRTCHER,f H-Sh"
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-28
Gazetteer of the United States,

distracted from the Universal Gazetteer of the au-
thor; with enlargement of the principal articles
BY JOSEPH E. WORCESTER, A. NJ.
This Gagetteer will be formed upon plan simi-
lar to that of the Universal Gazetteer but great
part Of the articles will be enlarged, with view
TO give more full and exact information respecting
the several States, and the principal cities and
towns in the Union. Pains viii be taken to rem
der the work as complete and accurate as possible
and to eondense, into the narrowest compass infor
nation valuable ard interesting to the citizen and
the traveller.
1t wilt be printed on type and paper similar to
those used for the Universal Gazetteer. twill
contain between 500 and 400 pages, octave, and
be delivered 20 subscribers neatly bound,at Sc, ,25
The price to non-subscribers viii be $3.50.
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-28

TO The Honorable the Senate and House Of
REPRESENTATIVES Of the Comrlonsyesird Of
Massachusetts in General Conrf assen7-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-06

sani--every passion was hushed into u
calnl--lhe concerns ola busy world were
aiar, and like those who slept around me,
! felt at rest from lis turmoil and coniu-
sion.
" A few words more suggested by this
subject and will bid Son adieu. Is there
not generally too little attention bestowed
in our country upon places OF iDterment
for the dead " no is there that does nor
wish Tie relies Of his friend Sacrediy pre-
served, and the places where their ashes
reposed, respectfully marked and adorn-
ed. Let il not Be said these feelings are
childish, for taey are the most amiable
III our nature, and The heart that cannot
be Influenced by them, is devoid Of the
sweeI dictates OF sensibiiny.
have frequently remarked that a
correct opinion OF The character of The
inhabitants of village may be formed
from the appearance olth church yard
When gu. friend w. and myself travelled
the interior OF PENNSYLVANIA last spring,
we noticed this particularly, and rarely
found ourselves disappointed. Al Beth-
lehen and Nazareth we were much struck
with tile cemeteries OF the Moravians. -
Instead oftse graves being deiormed as
is TOO often the case, with ihorns add
brambles, the rose and the lilly bloomen
over them, and spread their fragrance d
round"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-06
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
WrHn1s1lnn Dcc 81

Ca motion OF Mr.. Rhea, the committee
ON Pensions aud Revolutionary Claims,
WAS discharged from the further Consitle-
ration 81 the petitions of Gustavus Aid
rich and-Of Andrew S. M'Gnk, and the
former petitioner allowed TO Withdraw his
petition, and The latter petition referred
TO The Secretary OF War.
Mr.. Robertson, from lie committee on
the Public Lands, WHO had been instruct
ed TO enquire What further provisions arc
necessary for tie more cilecual preyen-
ton OF frauds in the purchase of laGds,
made aIepori adverse 10 any further pro-
VISIONS on the subject.
Mr. WWiaps, OF North Carolina, from
The committee Of Clam, reported BIZ
for tie relief Of John Anderson, which
bill Was twice read and committed.
MIR. EdwaydS offered the following re-
solution
fesoiced, That the President Of The United
States be requested to calise 10 he laid before
this House iuiOTnatIOnO i the number & States
which have ratified tie i5th article of tie a
neudnents to the Constitution of The UGited
SiMcs, proposed at the second session Of the
ilth Congress, lptonbitins any citizen OF the
United States from accepting or retaining any
title OF nobility, pension, Office or emolumcut,
without the consent Of Congress- from any TO-
reign prince 0r power, &c1
MI. IuWdiNS StdlcU, lil0t MS mOitOn
was induced by sOmedoubls whether the
article referred TO had been ratified by n
sufficient number OF tie States, 10 make
it part Of the Constitution, although it
appeared as such, lie perceived, in The CO.
pies printed for thc use OF the members
OF the House aud IT was desirable that a
fact so important should be placed he
yond question. The motion was agreed
! to without opposition.
On motion Of Mr.. Cohtm, the House
took up for consideration the bill 10 addi-
! ton 10 The actor the reliefolJno Thomp-
son, [aulborising review Of his claim
! formerly adjusted and settled, and the
payment OF such interest as may appear
! dHe.
Some discussion took place on Tie sub
| Jet, in which Messrs. Coistoa aud Rhsa
warmly and at some length advocated
! The equity Of tie petitioners right 90 Ia
forest on clais So just as that on which
ii was founded.
MIR. Hopkias0a questioned the Propriety
OF allowing interest Ia tins ease, when u
bad been refused 10 others equals slroyg
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-06
Congress of the ". States
lREPoRTED FOR pHE y. INIELLIGENcEK.
IN SENATE-DEC. 81.

49, NANA'+h - A(t.S- O1.
a bill was received from the House of
Representatives for The relief of Winslow
and Henry Lewis, and was twice read ana
committed.
Mr.. EO1iH submitted the following
motion for consideration
ReSotued That The committee on The District
OF Columbia be instructed 10 enquire into the
eHpediency OF mnieHcpg the erection OF the
Cent'e DuIidIng of the Capitol, and OF mai King
provision Tor the speedy completion thereof
That said committee be also instructed to en-.
quire whether suitable apartments can ne had
III tue capitol for The reception and accomme-
GALLON OF tie library of Congress and in case
SHch apartments cannot be had there, 10 enquire
MO The expectancy OF pure kasing OF erecting
convenient building for the Library.
Mr.. Bhr'lH also submitted for conside-
ration the following motion:
JiesOlred, That the committee 10 whom was
referred the petition of the committee of the
Yearly Meeting of the Society OF Friends al
Baltimore, be instructed To enquire into the
eXpediency of SO amending The laws OF the u
nited States on the sHbiect q the A fr!can slave
trade, as more eitectually 10 prevent said trade
from beIng carried on by citizens of the Usited
States, undcr foreign hass; and also Iulo the
eNpediemcy of the United States taking inca
Snfes, IN concert with otheruatiOns, for the en-
tire abolition OF said trade.
Mi. oit gave notice, that on FRIDAY
next he should ask lGa,e TO introduce a
bill, in addition 30 an act "makirg an
appropriation for repairing certain roads
therein described"
Mr. Stafford gave notice, that he should
on Friday move 4 resolution for the pub
LEGATION Of the Journal of Proceedings of
tue Convention of the United States, now
remaining in the Office of the Secretary OF
State.
The resolutions Yesterday offered, were
taken up aud agreed to.
The bil! TO provide for certain surviving
officers and soldiers of The revolutionary
war; the bin to remit the duties on the
painting presented by Mr.. West TO the
Pennsy lvania Hospital; the bill for the
relief of Samuel Aickman; the bill for the
I eief of Joel Earwood; and the bill for
establishing additional land offices in the
Missouri Territory, were seycrally read a
second lime and committed.
And the Senate adjourned 10 Friday.
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Swan Vayern.

'g>HS well known stand will be open To receive board.
z anu travellers the LIST oi January next when
will be supplied Will, al! necessary ailiees the
COMMUNICATION o, those Who may favour II Win then
cusomlbe subscriber having 20 below for few days
TO settle up business Of The present year wInut adjust
oi bis accommodating them sooner. The SWAN BIAS
good stables, aad WI! be supplied with The best proven
der The market affords and attentive ostlors, and every
attention paid to merit share of the public favour
WM. e. PIERCE.
THIS well known establishment. advertised by MIR.
WIN. Il. PIERCE Co open The Isl of January, viii he
conducted 10y the subscriber who pledges himself that
no pains expense shall he wanting to render it com
'ursshe to all vino may favour tie SWAN with their
company. OVERIOE SEANEIL,
December rs. OT.ist
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-06

Eatract Of letter from PhiGadeIp4ian,
trGUet{Mg IL the Nev Eaglaad Sl0ies, to
his friend IN Massachusetts,, dated Nev
HaCen, Gth Nor. 1917.
You will suppose did not fail To- vi
sit the celebrated burying ground in this
city, OF which we have heard so much. |
was prepared 10 be pleased, bni it sur
passed my expectations. As you have
neyer seen IT, you viii excuse my at
tempting to give you some idea of tie
place.
g You enter the field by a vide avenue
which rams through the centre Of The area
this is fine gravel walk-on each side
0f IT are rows OF Gins aud weeping viii
lows-numcrouS other trees Of lie same
description are regularly arranged tlIro'-
out the cemetery lille effect Of tine weep
ing willow is strlIdhaiy pleasant, as you
behold them OF every side rising UP a.
MD the monuments, aud gracefully bend
ing over ihem-the monumental stones
are almost wholly OF marble, aud made in
tie ciasiesi style OF elegance many of
them are urns and obeliskS of superior
structure--some are raised on high
mounds OF earth. The whole ground
| is divided Into small squares, allotted TO
respective families, whose names are in
scrlbed upon neat White ratings around
them; some Of the squares were reserved
for strangers; two tor the College here
several elegant mOnumeuts are erected
TO the memory OF deceased students,
chiefly by their classmates. President
Stiles repOses in This squarc--a man re-
markablc for his patient and unwedricd
| industry in pursuit of know ledge, and re-
vered for his many virtues Here 100
lies all that is leii US Of Dwight, another
name for genius and virtue-the memo
! ~ Of whose cOnsummate excellence
causes many hearts 10 beat high III ne
mention Of hls name. Yes blcst shade,
IN the recollection Of Thy numerous pd-
! pills, scattered rs they are over this wide
| world, thou still surtivest in tlv pure pre-
cepts, and bright example. Well does
/ The marble record thy worth in declaring
| thee
De iileris, dc relgione. de pairia
I optine meIiius. My friend viii bea
| with me IN this tribute 10 the memory oil
my reyered instructor.
II would be difficult for me to dcs-
! cr.beio you m,S feelings as / wandered o.
yer this consecraied spot. lfcmained unit
Tie approach ofoyenns ihrew tie Ion.
shade Of the trees aefoss inc atenuc.-
The scene iusaWcu em0lipns oi the mos
tender melancholy, 0ut S4s stts'ly picd
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MISCELLANEOUS.
........-...... ............ $500 .'....
[ERoM TIE NAIIoNAL INTsLLIeENCER Err |


[FRoM THE NATIONAL INTsLLIeENcER.]
Mesrs. EditorS--l have taken notice 81
some paragraphs in your paper from the
pens of Cato and Mentor, respecting an
unicn between the State of Delaware and
some other state.
Perhaps Soumay find room in your pa
per 10 insert the following variai ion of the
question, viz: If an union should take
between the states Of Delaware and Ma
rylaud, and also between Rhode Island
aud Connecticut, VIVA; will be the advan-
tages and disadvantages 10 each state,
and also to the United States
Let sound politicians answer This Ques-
lion. As soon as ii can be Iscertaiued
that the parties are agreed, and have OBJ
tanned the consent OF their guardian, Qhe
general soyernment,) will stand ready
moi only 10 publish the bauns, but also to
tie The knot. iiYMEN.
p. S. | would not recommend malri-
mony 10 auy more of the states. II.
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at AuctiOn.

4 II O'Clock. Thursday the sil ofJlnuary, the
"a premises. 0aiuaJle small piece ~ GROUND
running nearly parallel witt the street 100 feet
and upwards orc feet wide aduGg and in The
doe lots occupied by sessfs. fakbills Dunlop Cop
land anctiOueers and Mr.. Hswiins's and MIR. {. Wait
Dcke's stores, 0n sireet-FuIthef advantages Will he
given Tie purchaser, which n,a, be by the aus
that viii be len AT the Offices of james Brown. r. Nm.
FiEney, and Moncnre Robinson Pieasants, auction
eegs.-------TEH US-Ssil0O, with approved on'orsed
notes. AZ so days-baange months ue.Otiae
cured by deed OF tiusi ON the property.
Dec. 80. Tl-ids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-06

fEENTENoGLiO FOE LEASE.-I Ws!i tease for 8. 3
- years the above Idre5W situated IN The county IL
AibeIaTle, OF the principal roads lIom North
south, nearly equal dstanceslson tange courLOs
and Charlottesville, say Is miles BestfeUlciiO is Consid
eTedan excellent stand ior public ho;-e. II lies in 4
healthy ana rich part o. he country, where every thing
necessary ior surh establishment May be obtained
soodteIms-Moeover, theIe wilibe attached the la
yeiH probably oae hHadTcH acres of arabic land.
Considerable additions are making tie Buildings aud
will lie coiGp,cted sometime this ran Possession NAV
be had list day of January, 1918. Apply to
MANN PAGE.
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-SN 20 SO SlnN es nt auction

TgNHERE will be ADDED the sale Of 40 NEGROES ad-
> VeIjised bs the eNgcrtTiX Of Wal. {. WILLIAMS,
dec oi uesdsy tie 27 tay Gf January. 40 50 very
.ai"ab!e NLGEOES among tLeI ~ OF 10 boys on 10
90 - years old, as likely any SOLD few young
ueh and girls, the remainder ia families. one o. Two
OF the men said TO be carriage drv ers and khow
something of faIdeDiug. These negroes will he sold
without Limitation, for cash.
THOMAS TAYLOR, Auctioneer.
n Purchasers from distance assured that no
part of the above negroes will be sold in meantime at
private sale.
TT The LynchbuTg Press aud Petersburg IutellgeuCrr
are requested insert the above send their
TO this OHice for payment
January 72tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-06
Shapara & Webb.

sFFFR FOR SALE
10000 lbs Green Coffee
20nn - old Java do.
81 bids. 10 Dbls. Mnscovado Sugars
x 10 Loaf do.
10 prime retailing Molasses
10 Antigua Rum
JanElvs, do. VERY old
pioeS superior old French brandy
80 bbls. Ca, a,he,s.& ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
pipes q ~ quarter-casks Loudon particular
Madeira Vine
20 o. casks Sherr, do.
10 DO do. sweet Malaga do.
10 90. do dry do do.
do. do. Lisbon 10.
u do. do. lenrTifIe do.
2saD sacks Salt liverpool illsd)
so tons Swedish Bar lion
40 do. Russia do.
50 do. Conhir, do.
4 DO. pleugh Plates
do. Castings, consisting OF ovens, Pots, Tea
Kettles, Skii'ets, Fire dogs, &c &C.
Nai'Rods aud Sheet Iron, Cut Nails
German, Blistered and CTawley Sseel
100 crates Queens ware
90 casks Glass Ware
so liampeTs Quart Bottles
so Whole aud $50 bali boxes by 10 Window
Glass
10 boxes by do.
10 do 8 by Al do.
10 do. Toby II do.
bhs. Putty
90 kegs refined English Saltpctre
i-toHs Patent Shot
30 kegs Gun Powder
1890 lbs Soal Leather
$50 staes Upper do.
500 Spanish Hides
10 bbls. Tanners Oil
zoe KEGS London White Lead
80 bbls. New York prime Pork
100 do. HeTrings
rs boxes whItieinore's Cotton Cards
{. o do. do. Wool 90.
bales Spinning Cotton
chests aud 20 boxes Imperial Tea
boxes Gnupowdel do.
30 do. Young Tyson do.
chests Tyson Skin do.
do. SOuchOEg do.
- casks Cheese
10 bags Race Ginger
80 kegs Ground do.
Is bags pepper
30 do. pimcnto
! Dbl. Nutmegs
l box Gassia
IS boxes Mould Candles
80 do. Chocolate
500 Teams Writing aud Letter Paper
sou do. Wrapping do.
$50 GIindsiones
IS tons French Plaster OF Paris
Brown aud Shaving Soap, Flotant Indigo,
Nader, Logwsod, Fig Blue, Allan, Copper
as, Mustard, Segars, Macaboy and scotch
Snud, &c.-ALSO,
% bales Napt Cotions
30 Broad Cloths
20 cases Domestic Goods. consisting OF Stripes
Paids, Chanbrays, Ginghams, Brown and
Bleached ShiIings, Bsdtickihg, &C. sc.
30e0 lbs. Cotton Yarn
3 bales OznabuTgs
bate prOhetla Linen.
!. ....5iH