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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-11-30

The subject Of prohibiting slavery in the States
b reafter to be admitted into the Union, excites
the most lively interest throughout all those States
in which the law has declared that = all men ar
free equal" The subject is an interesting
one whether we regard it in political or moral
view; whether we consider the pee liar local
interest of our section ofthe Union, or our bosoms
swell and our hearts expand with the pure prin-
ciples Of philanthropy and univer sal emaucipa-
ton. The apology which is offered in the South
ern States for the employment of slaves, feeble
and sophistical as it is, cannot Apply to the ter
ritories, hch will hereafte be admitted into
the Union. The extensive region on the Missou-
ri i not parched by sun which white men cam
not withstand; her soil can be cultivated by fee
men. and will yield as much under such cultiya
ton, as can be extorted from it, by the painful
AMI unrewarded TIL Of the African, stimulated
by the las of the tashnaster. On the ground
of humanity and interest then, let the increase OF
slavery be prevented. We further demand OF
Congress to preserve the balance ofrghts in every
part of the Union. We ask of Congress not to
destroy the equality Of political privileges, by
giving the owner of twenty slaves the rights Of
tive treemen. In Virginia slave owner has the
rights OF freeman for every additional number
OF hve slaves which acknowledge him as master.
4 ne principle operates to give fJlh part of the
population of slave state equal in political rights
with the whole population OF a fee State, OF the
same number of inhabitants. The principle will |
operate to give the west and tae south a power
IN the government vastly disproportionate to their
population and their wealth and if slavery is
suite ed to extend to the new States, the political
wound will grow deeper and deeper till II de-
stroys the vita. principle of our free Constitution
We are glad to obserye that the subject is So well
| understood, and that such active measures are
taken to resist it, very unequal operation. New
FORK has passed some able reso utions. declaring
the cons itutional power Of Con ress D con rol
the admission Of slaves in States hereafter to be
formed, and that slavery is contrary TO the spirit
OF our free Constitution. They also vot-d thank.
to the members Of Congress who at the last ses-
sion opposed the adslissien of slavery into Mis-
so RI, and the Senators and Representatives OF
that State are earnestly reaue.ted still to oppose
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-11-30

to them, critical juncture, which, II new lost will
be lost forever. OXFORD.
Since writing the above, have seen iudcious
and more particular statement Of the subject OF
the above communication in the Argus of the
Odd inst. over the signature of Cumberland"
to which invite the attention Of the public.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-11-30
MARRIED.

In this town, by the Rev. r. B. Ripley, Ma.
JOHN JOHNSON, to Miss JOANNA TUFrs.
In Falmouth, by the 2ev. NIr. Niltimore, Mr.
Henry Sawyer, Of Westbrook, TO Miss Louis
Noyes, OF the former place.
In tie lowell Capt. Elisha Perkins, OF san'lwch,
lass. 70 Miss Betsev corss.
IN Nassiihorongh, Doct- John Bush. to Mis'
Ann Wayne.
In Kenuemnk. Doci. Abiah Hall, Of Alfred, TO
Irs A ma Grant
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-11-30
For THE GAZETTE
THE WANDERER.

THE WANDERER.
Ture, oBINADAIR.
HAVE tempests track'd thy path
Wasted that form;
Was there, no friendly hearth
Amid the storm?
Those = ars, sweet mourner. spare,
O! one hath heard thy prayer,
He will thy sorrows sh re-
That bosom warm.
Has no k nd ray remov'd
Thy night OF gloom;
Is he lend heart you OVID
Cold in the tomb?
Creek these complaining signs,
Faith points to brighter skies .
There will no troubles rise
No grief consume. ID.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-11-30

More Hnnricunes.-Two more violent gales
OF wind have been experienced in the W ct III
dies, on the 9Th nd 18th Oct. equally as de.trIc-
tive to Barbados, Grenada. St. Lucia. So. a.
the sept. gale had been al St. Thomas and ST.
Barts. he flattering prospects Of the crop hsd
been completely destroyed, and the plantations
and shipping sustained great loss
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-11-30

necessary that the evil should come, but wo to
him by whom it does come!
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-11-30

The Foreigu Diplomatic corps II Wasbinr.
Ton this winter viii probably lie COMPOSED p
follows -
His ExcelIency NJ, HYDE Or NFrvu,r
Enyoy Extraordinary and. Minister Pieniro'
Tertiary from France.
Sratford Canning Esq. Envey Fxrso-ji.
nary and Minister PIenipoteniiary from Great
Britain.
NJ PoleiiEa, Envoy Elk and Minister PIen.
ipo'euiary from Russia.
Baron Uon Weiss. from Austria.
Spain-vacaDt at present.
Cher. Jose Correa de Sierra, Min. Plen
from Portugal anu be Br1ziIs.
His ExcelIency Frederick G,eaLra, Minis.
ter from Prusaia.
discount de QHn6sck, Charge d'Aalirs from
he Netherlands.
Baron Siackel6urg, Charge d'Afairs from
Sweden.
p. Peterson, Minister Resident from he
Court Of Denmark.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-11-30

the measure Similar meeting, have H..
IN other piace' with the same design. 'eid
cerey wish that their object nav l. : an'
plished. 'oco1-
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-11-30

AZ O."s' P,'oe' WIN the same design; We =
cerey wish that their object may }. 49,, ~
pli.hed. Accom-
The colonization Of the free Bl..n
country Is resolutely oPpo'el BY tina, cl,...e "'
pie. In Philadelphia, meetings of =, PsO-
have been held. which have passed '@'N'
declaritory o. their utter and entire A..
ton Of any measures which may BE- tar.
transport them to the coast of Afric,. p,...,
Boyer Of Hayti has written to some c,..,.
ing in his dominious an asylum to tbo..
color who may be disposed to improve i, tn.
IN favorable climate, fruitful so;, a.,
government, they may acquire All ,bs -, ''ee
which the most favored Whites Of ,ba
vored country can enjoy. Hayti Is a LARGO -,
dIvi'ed in it government between christonh.
who styles himself Henry 1st, and p,o.;I.-'
Boyer. Christophe's government ia ~,
and his subjects clear blacks Boysr,,
publc, and its citizens mulattoes. the l,,..
The credit of being a prudent and fafbf,l rt.'s
Magistrate, and not deficient ii the on,la,~-
which constitute good Governor. Ri H.
IS said to be tyrannica and severe exerci.;r. -.
authority with all the pomp and p,r,a. u
European sovereign. But his police i v,.n u
mnistered and order is preserved throu,hon.
his domnions- 1t is reported that blacLs MN,
mulattoes are continually leaving this country i
taking advantage Of the invitation Of The H..
L
ans schools are mach encouraged there. and
the learned men Of. color receive the patronayp
ofgovernment. Once Christophe's subject, h.,
written book, which, has found its wav 70 =,
rope and obtained conside rable applause. The
cultivation OF sugar and coffee is very successfully
pursued, and nothnZ but well directed ipd,s,r,
is wanting to make Hayti, r., as we coumoniv
call it,st. Domingo, the finest island oi.the ve.t.
ern Archipelago.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-04-28
.AFFAIRS or SPAIN.

The m aasures adopted IN Spain for the sup
preston of the insurrcction 10 South Ame'i-
Cd, a,e carried into vigorous execution by The
Minister Yrujo He has obtained extensive
loans OF money, ~, hes collected vessels from
Englan France, Itsly, the erhe'lands, and
even The Dorthe u nauons, 10 transport The ex-
pedi zoos fitting ou,. Twenty thousand men
viii be aHoai by the frs, of April, essor,ed by
a large naval force.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-04-28

Late from South Americd.

BY 90 arrival at Passport from Trinidad,
the following brief abstract of the latest in.
tellisence fom Vcne zuella has been received.
PoRr SPAIN, March Is, 1879.
Late Dispatches received at Angostura,
from Gen. Paez, dated the 18Th ult. snnounc.
ed the retreat Of the Spanish army over the
Arauca. Morillo, after an nefiectual attempt
20 bring Paez to general action, was rapidly
re'rlcing his steps towards the APure. His
object is to regain the cultivated county,
finding il impossible TO draw supplies from
the plains, IN which he was bartassea contin-
uslly by 3soo cavalry. The de,achments he
sen, out io ques, Of subsistence had been uni
formly cot of by Pscz's cavalry. and, from
Tho time OF crossing the Arsucs ill that OF
his re crossing II, and rsarching as far as Con
ception Morillo had lost 1900 men and a
6eld piece. He had circulated (in writing)
boas,fu, proclamation 70 Veneros, or Inbabi-
tan's Of tho plains, dated the 5th, to which
Paez had replied by keen'y satirical address
(by way Of commsn,) on the l5,n OF February.
The artillery ond infantry, (2ooo) left on
the leland before Urbana, in the Oronoco,
we're proceeded by forced marches TO reunite
themselves with Paez. They will be rein.
forced by 42o English and Irish soldiers, IL
having been Bolivsr's intention io await there
the arrival on 1000 EogIish daily expected
Se.-Crneral BoIvar set out from Angosturs
on the 9Th ult. on his yefurn to the army.
Col. Hurslcr's regiment aud the remsinde'
of Col. Eneish's expedition src looked Tor
daily. They will probably be associated witt
the 500 landed at Margarine, whether generr'
Urdomets and Valdez, col. Nsedhsm, (ths
.diu,apt Ceoerel of that divistop) have gone
with about 60 English sailors, who will assist
in manning gun boats or other vessels. As
'ociated with 500 Msrgsritsnians, sc. they
~ill make desseu, upon the eoas, Of -
and form jansiion With ,hs division collect
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-04-28
RAPID GROWTH.

Killed At En.ton, in the County Of Bristol,
Mass. on the l2th ins, Hog the property
It CyRUs LAraRor. E'q ooe year and 8
months old, which weighed 742 lbs. The
,hickest Of his pork measured nine inches in
me clear. He girted Ave feet round the ueek,
even round the !arges, part Of his body, an
vas 6 feet and inches iu leng,h.--He wss
yure hssed on the third day OF Dec. 1917;
a, tha, time small, inferior Pig, and so uo-
PROMISING In appearance, that he would u,
sell for half the then market price. lie dis
covered no signs Of uncommon growth poo'
April, 1919, from which time, uasii he VS.
silled, the rspidi,y Of his incresse gas really
as as,onishing. He'gained in one ysee SIX hun
drsd sad six,y. Ave pounds. rsiisiian.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-04-28
TOW N MELTING.

At The Town Mee,lng held on Wednesd.y
last, an imPortanl Resolution was adopted,
requesting the Legislature TO pass Low
changing the mode OF eiec,ing The Town.
Council OF this Town, and also for enisrsiug
,heir Powers-The alteration proposed 10,
that the Town be divided into Five Wa,d,.
and one Member OF ths Town Council to be
chosen ia each Ward -Idereuru
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-04-28

ed ii n & prcSite,s'oi Esfcslcns. ant c ud..n .
TO be commanded by general Marines, Sara
zss' MUnagas' and perhaps BERN mendsz' .orces
will constitute this army. Monagss was b.
the point OF de -th from an attack OF fever
News OF decisive ops'stions may be looked
Tor from day to Gay. Sh0Hld these forces noe
COMPLETE the object OF independence, though
the suPPosIlioo Is Improbable, the troops 10
arrive rom Engisnd will unqueslionsbi Ca
pei the remnant OF MorIllo's corps from Ven
ezuella. This will be a work OF the greater
facility, IS Mosillo has suffered greatly. Paes
writes thai the prisoners taken were moro
like skeletons than living men. Add TO this,
he, Mo'ilo, has above 400 miles of plains 10
traverse, exposed continually TO The enemy.
cavalry, his own being anpihilaled, and nol a
head OF cattle 10 his camp.
The Congress was deiiberaiiDg on vsrioe,
regulations, aud on a fundamental law, CT
constitution, to be proposed to The people for
their appreciation. This is the subsistence az
the latest news. More imporiant events wiil
soon challenge more regard Than Ibis hasi ?
ep,cme.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-04-28
THE RECENT ELECTION.

At the recent election neid IN TINS state,
the genlene9 nominated IN the Republic an
Prox were elected without opposition,
Changes In The election Of Representatives,
since last spring have taken place in the fo.
lowing towns, viz. Newport 3, jamestown !,
New.Shoreham !, South Kings,owp i-msk.
ing net gain OF 10. In WeN-G,eenwicn n
we understand the Republicans lost one
The Senate, OF course, viii be entirely Re.
publican, and the Houas of Rspresentatiye !.
will have Republican majority OF aboul tea.
The reptesenIaiv cb .-sD IN this town,
are BENJAMIN HAZARD, WILLIAM (. GlBss
NATHANIEL = RUGoLEs, WILLIAM BATE.
MAN, BENJAMIN WEAVER, and WILIIAx
L. WILLIAMS, EsquiIes. The Sd, 5.h ana
sth are Republicans.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-04-28
SPANISH AMERICA.

The sch. Retrieve, Capt. Twyeross, arrived
a, this port yesterday, 10 30 days from St.
Marks, Spanish Maine. OHcial accounts
rad been received that Gen. -I'Gregor, with
his squadron, of six ssi, with ~ or Isoo
,toops from Aux.Cayes, had arrived near
Porto Bello, and the troops had been lsnded.
He was expected at Santa Marths--All tbs
inhabitants were under arms, and Indians and
troops from the county were called 10 sssis,
in its dsfxnss-~Bss. Psissfun.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-04-28
MADRID, February %

Nothing is talked OF mere but the marriage
Of our sovereign. L. appears that the choice
Is divided between p ,ncess OF SARDINIA and
one of Saxouy but the mo}' general opinion
10, INA, we shall have e, Queen, a daughter
Of the King Of Sardinia
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-04-28
BRUSSELS, March s.

NJ Nsre,, Duke Of basssno, has obtained
t,e pernjssion 1t Louis XVIII 10 return to
Frsnce. II wss the confidential Secretary
and Minis,G, Of 8oDapa &c tor a long series OF
years; ant ls man oil care talents.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-04-28
G9isreIIanp.
For the X. !. Republican.

Extract from series of essays in manuscript. wr T.
ten 10 encourage The cultivation OF fiuit on
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-04-28
NEWPORT.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20, 1919.
ELECTION.

The legislature OF this stale will convene
IN this town next week. On "Wednesday the
governn~ nt OF The sta,e will be organized los'
the ensuing political year.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-04-28
Tsp Baii.
From the Columbian Cen,nel of Wednesday last
Late from ENGLAND.

Late from England.
The Falcon, Captain Lewis, has furnished
London dates 10 the ION, and our Lioyas
Lists 10 the l2lb Of Mach.
Business cntnDed dull in various parts ot
England; and the price oil Ametican staples
had expe efienced distressing depression.
The proceedings sf the BRUSH Partlia.
men, indicate d . state OF genefsl sa,isfsc lion
Reuenchmenis OF expcuces continued TO be
made. An unanimous vote of thanks tad
been given TO the Marquis oi Hastings. Gov
ernof. General of Iodia.
On AmeriSaD affairs, the tone OF the minis
terial pspers had become much altered.--
Those which al hrst appeared to acquiesce ~
the neceSsify, il not the justice oil the execu-
ton of Arbu,hnot aud Ambristsr, now de
Douncc their conde mnalio0 as horribly out
rageous." The Courier leads 10 this denun
citation with the most talent and vltupefauon
And the lssl remark II makes Is the follow
ing What course oui government will
pursue, we presume Doi to anticipate, salts
h5d as we are tina II will be consistent with
he national homo which is comps omitted IN
this sac , .fice OF lives" The Morning Chron.
icle says, "the sentence OF Arbu,hDoi, sc.
wouid ieilce disgrace on Morocco" Even
the Tux would be asbaGed to act upon II.
Loui. XVIII on the 5th OF March, appoint.
ed SO nrN Peers, including many oi Bona.
pai,,'s VI .rshss, Generals and Counseliors,
as we'll a msny Of those whom he (Louis)
unpeered in 1915. They give ap immense
sddition to the talent Of his Chamber,. Of
Peers
The English merchants ore likely to be in
demnifiec by Russia foi 40, vessels and cav
goes, under neutral 8 ags detained by Russia
in 1910, principally loaded with colonial pro-
duce.
LoNroN, March IS.
All the terrible reports from France oil the
dissolution Of the Chambers, the ilIness oi the
King, sc. turn out 10 have been The most con-
tempubIes hOares; yet Johnny BuH stands
with his mouth wide open to swallow aoy
other which may be CT culated
Commercial distress continues IN the cis
We are extremely sorry 10 state ,ha, several
houses in Irish trade have been under the ne
cessi,y of suspending their payments to-day.
!, Is said that they amount 10 eight or nine !;
and we are afraid { ON what we hear, that
10 not exsgge ation.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-04-28
MILITAR Y.

OD NJ onday last, the several companies at
militia of This town, under command os
Caps. SHAW. TRIBp, BuRpIcK and Lieut..
CARR, were parsded tor exei else and drill.
On no fofmer occasior5 il was generally oh.
served, did the militia of this town excei
their late appearance, although It's char acter
stands pretty high for correct discipline aud
orderly behaviour. The citizen soldier see r.
ed to vie win his officers 10 aitl n Ion 10 The
cleanliness OF their arm and accou,y snen,s,
as well as their pessons. Their exercises,
mar ches and evoluuons re 8ee;ed the highest
honor on their officers as well as themselves.
Indeed throughout the stale, there seems 10
be revival Of military spirit, more espec.
tally since the appointment of Mai Gen.
GIBBS, who has, by extensive knowledge, By
precept and example, infused this laadib!e
ardour even among those who have hitherto
considered 1t as mere drudgery, and in places
where but -httie attention has been paid 10
the important subject.
Yesterday the annual election took place
OF officers Of the Artillery Company of tho
town of Newport, when the following gem
tlenen were chosen:
RICHARD X. RASDoLrH, Colonel,
john Is. LYON, Lieut.. Colonel,
HENRY CRASsTox, Major,
JAMEs Bocs, jr. Captain.
A humane law exists 10 this state, whereby
poor debtor is enu,led TO get out Of prison,
where he has been thrown by a mereiless
ereditor-but it sometimes hsppcus ,ha, the
costs OF awaiting himself of the law is greater
than the debt, or at least, greater than he is
possibly able to pay-in which case he is sub
Jeeted to remain still prisoner, unless those
fees be humsnely relinquished. Who ought
To pay these cos,s--,he rrch creditor, or tho
moor prisoner, who has nothing to pay with =
Ii is sincerely TO be hoped this subject will
engage the attention Of our state legislature
at its session mex, week.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-04-28
REMEDY FOR A COUGH.

Roasted onions eaen just before going to
bed, for a few nights suecessiyelS, has been
found TO be an excellent remedy for cough
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-28
Situation Wanted.

7gNHE advertiser, IA native of England)
T. who has hal the honor to instruct adult
pupils, as well as youth of both sexes, in
Stenogr ply the English and French Lam
guage,, Eocuiion, Writing, Arithmetic, &C.
ography, &c is DESTROYS of obtaining imme-
tiate employment as 4 private teacher, as
sistant in respectable academy, or master
of a school in the country.
Possessing the most ample testimonials in
favor of his competency as teacher, the ad-
verfiser wishes not to shrink from any inves-
tic alton. that may he deemed requisite, in
order to ascertain the valnlity of his preten-
s,ons, and the extent OF his requirements.
Enquire (if by letter, lost paid) Of Mr.. Davis,
the editor of this paper.
n B. Law students and other profession,
al gentlemen may acquire complete know
ledge OF the advertisers system of Stenogra-
ply in the course OF twelve lessons Ladies
or gentlemen DESTROYS of private instruction,
may he attended at their own houses, and al
their oTn time. October Is
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-28
FL. w. shton & Co.

HAVE just opened new and extensive
l. assortment of DRY GOODS, consist.
ing, IN part, of carpetings, fAnneIs, hIan-
kets, bombazetts, tickIenanrgs, burlaps, Irish
linens, supe tine and second broad cloth and
cassimeres. Manchester cords and vel,ets,
vestings, cotton and wor-ted hosiery, Scotch
pla,is, calicoes, India muslIn>. cambria md
fancy Inuslins, domestic sheetings, DC sc.
all Of which are offered for sale at the most
reduced prices for cash.
p S. They are authorised TO LET that
large and cominodious three story brick store,
lately occupied b, :. Mark, adjoining the
store of DR., E. S:ahler-li is ad'nIrably cal
cuiatcd for an extensv dD goois o. grnce-
ny business. d1uhG OsIoper4
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-28
New Edition
OF THE
.f.lsER!E.lN H.lRDE.NER,

CONTAINING ample directions for
~ working kitchen garlen every month
in the year; and copious Instructors ioi
The cultivation of dover gardens, vineyards
nurseries, hop yards. green houses and not
houses,
By John Gardiner, and by Dav,d Hepburn,
late gardeners to governor Mercer aud ge-
neral Mason.
To 7ch,ci is added,
A Treatise on Gardening, by Citizen of
Virginia. Also, a few hints ON the cultiva-
ton OF Native Vines AMI directions loi ma
king Domestic Wines Fer sale by
J, KENNEDY 4 SON
March 80 thstutf
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-28
Lost. or Mislaid.
Grains and Yeast.
District of Columbia,
Cnnntu Of .4lernndriG. %

CouHty of >9lerandria, 10 u?t.
nN the petition of JOHN p CowNAN, an
~ insolrent debtor, confined in the Jail of
Alexandria county, for debt Notice is mere
by given to the creditors of the said John z.
COwman, that on the FIRST Monday in Nov.
next. al ten o'cloik, A. NJ. at the court house
OF said county, the oath prescribed by an ACT
eithe Congress OF The United Stiles, entitled
= an act Inr he relief OF ,nso!vent debtors ia
the district OF Columbia" will be admins
tered 10 the said inSolyen,, and trustee APP
pointed, uu'ess sufficient cause TO the con-
irary he then and there shown. Ordered, that
ihis notice be published twice \ eek tor two
TeekS in both newspapers bein.e that day
BY or,.er ct he Hon William Crl.icb, chiet
Judge OF the United States Circuit Court OF
.jte District OF Columbia.
Ies,e, EDHUND |. LEE, G. G..
October Ia ths2w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-28
Samuel Ward

OFFERS the following articles for sale.
~ at reduced prices, at the corner OF
Prince j. Union streets
IL elegant sideboards
Is bureaus of different kinds
secretaries and book cases
81 bedsteads, different kinds
il tables different prices
large dressing bureaus
l eight,day clock, superior quality
ladies' work stands, with silk bags
lao looking glasses, different kinds
Grecian couch, very elegant
500 chairs. different kinds
settees
6 wash stands
large cloathes' press
SO mattresses, different sizes
so feet of gold moulding
SO sacking bottoms
90 dOz. passage mats, wholesale !. retail
large oil cloth carpets
passage do do
l2 trunks, different sizes
9 easy chairs
dozen corn brooms
5 plated harnesses
3 dozen caStsteel axes
do carpenters ADDE'S
do light hoes
3 do bed cord
I 10 floor brushes
8 DO lead pencils, superior quality.
Portable desks. night stools, dozen brides,
hats, hoo, and boots, umbrellas, ton
ig' Invite, behaving pins, crickets, log
rails &c. &c &C.
\ hand wa, hing machine
9 top carri"ies,-.fiso, Just receiUsa,
grand harpsichori piano forte, OF SUI
perinr quality
loco wafer boxes.
october 96 tt