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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-30
For Freight,
For Boston.

EVI DVoCViI,
>SAN The brig PAYMASTER, Captain
:S&Prince is now loading and will sail
in all the week. A few hundred barrels are
wanted TO complete her cargo for freight of
which or passage. apply to the master on
board or VIM. FOWLE & Co.
August %
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-30
Fer Freight,

fEx The very superior and fast
issssZ sailing brig DECATUR, John Mil.
Ter, master, burthcn 100 tons or i4OO bbis.
is in ine order to perform voyage to any
part OF the world, AMI viii De read. Tor a
freight in four days.
Also fer Freight,
To any Eastern port,
ia, The schooner THOMAS, Josiah
AsRSpaulding, master, burthen 800 bbls.
a substantial vessel and will be ready for a
cargo in three days. Apply to
JOHN II. LADD s. Co.
Who offer for the cargo of said vessels, viz.
90 NJ merchandise pine boards
400 casks Thomaston lime
Also. landing from brig Rebe.& schr Midas,
80 tons Swedes iron, OF sizes suitable
for Wagon tire
36 bundles binders boards
6 tons Russia hemp august ID
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-02-08
ROYAL LINCOLN,
Erchange Street, Has Just receired,
/! Bale damaged India Cotton,

cheap--2 bales American Slieeting aud shirtinss ;
Cashmere ShawIs, figured borders Grape Shawls
blue and crimson rsilled Bombaze,,s; black tab
by Velvet Sainetts; fine white Fiennells Al
printed Caabfok Bedtickng Maroon Cantor
Grapes white Jean Factory Checks; ine A.
merican blcached Shee,ngs 1as. Banhsnna aud
black silk Handkerchiofs ; silk Snibrelias cotton
Do. /: Russia D.apeis; figured red Flannel sn
perfne Devonshire kersey--figueb and plan
Mn-lius Marking Canvas; Cambrick Diniiy !;
Mems white werste9 half Hose figured Csavais 4;
Pins, Tape, Threads buttons end f'bbands mem
aud women's lined Gloves Blue, brown and NIX
ed Rros dcioihs.
A few pieces American blue Broad
cloths, from Buffers .ianuiaetory, OF MI excel
len, fabrick.
G-,sBrIstol Brick, for cleaning Knives
Portland, Feb. 1, 1890. Q.t)
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PAYABLE NEARLY.
zazs,s zras zx.zx3sszls ucz.naoss

ofthe national authority, in tones susceptible Of
menacing at least of an equiyocal, construction.
While then, severe inyectye., aud invidiaus
comparisons ofthe merits, patriotism. enthdsiasn,
courage and dsinterest edness OF the different
state. aud sections of our nation, can produce at
home no fruit but implacable jealousies, hatred,
and intestine divisions, and consequently from
abroad contempt and danger, the true friends OF
their country will be willing, in the absence OF
the causes which have alienated them from each
ether, TO review the sources Of their anhFathies
and prejudices, and magnanimously TO renounce
all such a. are unsupported by correct and con-
elusive evidence.
ONE OF THE CONVENTION.
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New & Fashionable Goods.
Receired aud noe opening for sale By
fINiDN Il COX,


Eaehansc Buildings. [nesr CUMBERLAND BASK
CONSISTING OF
CUPERFiNE BKApsLoTns, all colours
~ M,ddlln, and low priced do. DO.
oapecEuc ami iow priced NA35iaiEtiEe
Elegant sEsTiAa
iliankets-I 4 ! a., iV-l, Ii \ and ia
Ned, .sreep. Yellow, lin. and Nhite tia""e's,
Bookings; saaashins,
Duilils; hefseys
Worsted Il Lambs wool Fiocks aud biawefs
Mix'd. bi'k., s.a,e anu Is ute wors,ed Hose,
Pel,sse Cloths !; ,e.se rlanneis
Balnbazetts Mildbaies
SaiuoeIis. (iafge sssertmenD
3 own GamDe,s
Jalico-s Ginghaias
Steam Loo.a sui ting
Black Syucuaas and Safsnets
Fancy Handkeichieis
slags and bsn.alna Handkerebiels
f.x,ia hae TIL Cunt aud -st Buttons
aek anc blue ifanID sewing SIX
sak Tvs Of superior quality
Plaid Ribbons pain w.
Russia Diapers
Beaver, Bnck.kin and hcecy lined Glove.
Patent and conmon Braces
" altman tons TO, AZ and "a
Factory Giuyhanl aad Checks
5 l ana "a Eagl,ii Checks
licking
blue and Red Woollen Caps
Woplen Comforter. DC. &C.
uP.An OF which are lately received and vii
be sold al unusually low psices-pu,chaser
will find il 10 luer advantage ~ Call aud eA
anime them,
January, 1890.
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POETRY.
CH.fRIJY.

Charity, decent, modest, easy, kind,
Sof,ens the high, and rea's the abjeci mind,
Knows with just reins, aud gen,e hand TO guide
Betwxt vile shame. md arbitrary pride.
Not soon prosot' she easls f'rgives;
And nuch she suffers IS she much believes,
Ssft peace she brings 'rtereeer she errires,
She builds our quie', and she ferms our lives;
Lays the rough paths If peevish nature even,
Aud open. IN each hearta little heaven"
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BACK cove BRIDGE.

FTNIE Propfietofs OF BAIk GOV r BKIUUE
L are hereby notified that their Semi Annual
Meeting will be holden ut the house Ut Uriah Cool
idge Innholder in roi t!and, on Monday, the sew
cnh day Of FEBRUARY inst at three O'Clock in the
,iternoon for the following purposes, viz:
70 choose Moderator.
To receive the accounts that may be laid before
them and act thereon they may deem expedient.
70 pass any vote respecting the toll that they
may think propee
IL tfnnsact any other business that may proper
" come before them.
Per O Ter of tbe standing Committee.
STEPHEN WAITE, Prsp'rs. Clerk.
E,t. 1t
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TIME cied,tots TO the Estates ol the late Gsm OF
lISlEY & NiCHoi s. are mt, rrn.d thai
their Notes aud Accounts are ltii at cihce OF
WOODBURY. SioRrn, jun. tsc- IN Middlc-s.teet ;
and TINT hote who call On hun previous Ia the
first Of May next ard adjust their accounts, viii
save rest. en- Jan. is.
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(r-aN .4PPRENI7CE WANTED.

VAAN1ED, a smart active LAD, about IA or
w IS years old, OF steady habit, as al APP
prentice TO The Book BINDING Business. One
from the country would be / r Geiied--lnquire at
this Office Jan 81,
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
concerned, tina, he has been duly sppo'n ,ed
and taken up\n himself the uu'i of administrator
on the esta,e
JANE WATSON,
ATE of Portland, in the county Of Cumbe rland
widow deceased, by giving bond as the law direcs
- Tie therefore requests all persons who are irdebt
cd to the deceased, sss,e o make immediate gay.
men, ard ,ho-e who have any demands thereon
10 exhibit the ZANE for excitement to
JOHN WIl.DRA CH.
or SIMON GRrENLhAF, his attorney.
Portland, Dec. 9, Is 9.
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HI -ub,.rher hereby gives iu.hc notice to
all conccrnsy, hs, she has been duly .ppo,n,-
ed sna TAX n a,.sa ter elf he uGst a sdmi0is
tratllx OF he esttc ct
SAMUEL. BUXTON,
late Of Norh, a,mnn'h, in lbe county o. Cum
oe sud, Marine', deceased, by giving bond ss
the law di,ects- sac therefore requests all per-
sons tho sre indcb ed 80 the SAID deeesseG's es-
IL. 10 IA lie immediate payment; and those
who hive any demands ,hsfeon, 10 exhibil The
ahms fJr setli, ment 10 the Commissioners.
BBlSEY BUXTON.
Nonhyaimoulb Jan. IL 1890
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or NEW STORE 60
-
MASON GREENWOOD,

rNFOkAl, hi. fre.issand The public that he has
i taken tie STORE lately occa, led bv Elias
Shaw. opposite LAY .Harksi Rofc, leu doors wes'
81 the Hay-scaes. Where be neuds keeping gem
.ral assortment of
Vest India Goods e Groceries,
Factory Goods, &c. of ibe best quality, which
will he sod At the lowest prices for lash or good
souairy lroiuce.---Cou.tans attendance Viii be
given and every favot graseinls acknowledged.
i'm. q 1870 Il,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-05-25
Erom the National MtsNigsncsr.

The following communication Is from a re-
spectacle source, and The facts are vouched
for by a responsible name. It's OF a nature
which. its nature alone considered, would
have excluded it from or columns. Bu., as
we have once already had occasion to re-
mark, the dispute has too much of nationaii-
ty about it to be regarded as a private con-
troyersy but not, in our opinion, the less on
that account to be deprecated. 1t Is high
time that an end was put to these teuds,
characterized by an animosity less to be adj
nired than the eomity of open warfare, but
almost equally fatal in its consequences.
Thursday Eveaing, lIdy IS. 1890.
GENrLEMEN | have observed, with pain,
a paragraph in Lang's Gazette OF the 10th,
received this morning, purporting 10 be an
extract from the London Courier, in which
il is alleged q that the governor of Gibraltar
had suggested to the c~ommandero t the Ame-
rican squadron the propriety of our vessels
of war not entering that port and that this
proposition had been aoceded to by Capt
Brown, in consequence of the increased ami
mostly between the Gath regiment and the
officers of the American squadron. The
Courier is well known to be in the hands of
the British ministry, and whatever appears
.here. Of a national or political characle., IS
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-05-25

AT re o'cloch on Tuesday night, off Coo
pers Point, a man By the name of John Ly-
ons Jumped overheard irum the sloop Patriot.
The boat was go, out for bis assistance, but
without success-he sunk, and was seen no
more. From what the passengers could learn
ON board. he was a smith by trade, and liv-
cd rear the Capitol, in Washington.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-05-25
oMmUNicATEp.
OXYGEN GAS.

OAloC .-at-
a NEG Song.
OF Rhenish, Madeira. port. claret q snerrs'
Your fulsome eulogiums how variant pray
lmerry,
IT'S granted, when sad, wine can render Us
And tighten our bosoms of sorrow d care
But what vintage can fire US,
Enrapture. inspire US,
As Oxygep-what SO delicious 70 guam
1t is so animatiDg,
And so tihyating,
Our grey-beards turn risky, dance, caper,
and laugh.
For what can SO fire US, SC.
o wond'rous indeed is the ev'rage ethereal,
The mortal who quaffs it, altho' a mere
clod,
Is straightway TRANSFORMED to a beng sria''
And moves on earth's surface in fancy a
god.
In a bumper is given
A ~foretaste of Heaven,
All earthly v~exations straight cease 10 annoy
While laughing, and crying,
And fainting, and flying,
Bespeak the soul lost in a tempest OF JOY.
For what can so FIRE US, sc.
Haste. haste 10 partake ont We men OF grave
faces, t"se
Ye Quckers, and .Hethodtsts, Parsons like
What tho ye seem lost to the flexible graces'
And dorman, each risible faculty lies
Ona rlass of the yapour
Will cause you 10 caper.
And sw fifty relax your stiff solemniz dJaws
You'll acknowledge the change too,
As pleasing as strange too,
And make the air ring with your loud ma
ha! hasi
For what c an so fire US, sc.
Let gin, rum and brandy, grow dearer and
desrer [mourn ;
DistiiFries STOP working, no topper viii
OfGas we can take a delectable %cheerer,
Which not reddens Our noses, nor iivers
viii bum
Unbebolden to whiskey,
Wen drink aud get risky,
Mort fear that tomorrow our temples may ache;
Neither stomach conlulotiohS,
Nor chamomile potions,
Shall ever more cause US with terror to shake;
For what can SO FIRE US, &c.
Let the miser's deep Golfers be fll'd to his
mind now
Let he rnsu of ambition with honor abound;
Give the lover his mistress complying and
kind too, ro"h )
Aud with laurel lei poets and heroes be
Let all be blesst round me-,
No envy shailwound me,
con.enied and cheerful through life will |
pass,
If fortune befriend me,
And constantly sends me
s quantum suaic,to Of Oxygen Gas.
For what 50 FIRE US, sc.
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to being shot, and a rcvensefal iem,,,,
the officers Of the garrison agains, G.. oa
Thompson and his four lieu,ensn,. spap
led TO secret combination Of eoo !, "DNl
ried officers to takethe field against 4, a- :
unfortunate Americans. AClTIzpS
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-02-24
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
IN SENATE.
.slondag. February 81.

Mt. Sanford, from the committee or n
nance made an unfavorable report on the Pc
titions of sundry merchants Of Savannah who
oray a remission ofduties which have accru-
cd on goods destroyed by the late FIRE in that
civ. The report was read, and ordered to
De printed.
Mr.. Burrill, according TO notice, asked 4
obtained leave, and introduced bill . fur
.her 10 extend the judicial system of the Uni
ted States" and bill "more efeetually
TO provide for the punishment of certain
crimes against the United States, and for o.
ther purposes" {rhe same bills that pass
ed the Senate, at the last session, and were
not finally acted on 10 the other House,
Mr.. Stokes communicated to the Senate
two acts of The legislature ofNor:h Caroln',
LAYING certain port duties on vessels coming
into Washington, in that state, for the pur-
pose of clearing and improving the naviga-
ton of Tar river, &c. and requesting the con-
sent OF Congress thereto which were read
and referred.
MIR. Elliot communicated an act OF the Lee
gislature of Georgia, togrant certain powers
to the commissioners of pilotage for the port
of Darien, and to collect tonnage duty on
vessels, for certain purposes I; which was
read and referred.
Several bills had aSecond reading.
The re port OF the committee of claims un-
favorable to the petitions OF Noah Brown q
others, and Of Samuel F. Hooker, were sue
cessiyely taken up and the first concurred
in. and the last recommtted, on motion OF
Mr.. Wilson, to the committee of claims.
The resolution offered by Mr.. Mellen, on
the 18th inst. concerning post route in the
district of Maine, was taken up and agreed
70.
The President communicated the report
Of the Secretary of the Treasury on the petit
ton of Jacob Barker and it was, on mo-
ton of Mr.. Sanford, referred to the coY nit
rec of claims.
Mr.. Smith, from the judiciary committee,
made an unfayorabe report on the petition OF
Mare Marie Duplat which was read.
s The Senate took up the bill for continu-
ing for limited time the present charter Of
the city Of Washington, and having amend
ed the same by extending its continuance to
March 8, 1891, (unless sooner repealed, the
bill was ordered to be engrossed for third
reading.
Several bills were taken up in their order,
and further postponed.
Mr.. Wilson submitted motion to Instruct
the post Office committee to enquire into the
expediency OF allowing TO the President OF
the Senate pro tempore, and the Speaker OF
the House OF Representatives, for the time
being, the privilege of ranking, as at pre-
sent by law enjoyed by the Vice President
of the United States ; and
The Senate adjourned.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

The following is the conclusion oil Tue !"
port of the committee appointed BY the L,
gislature of Pennsylvania, to investigate ~
conduct OF the Governor of that state
Haying thus travelled through a" -.
charges exhibited by the petitioners '5 '",
the governor, your committee would CUE,
fully leave the consequence to the legSI''u',
and TO the people. They deem it, ho"''' =,
due to the dignity of the chief magISlet.' 10
this Commonwealth, TO the character o.
stale, and to themselves, to add le" ~
marks suggested by retrospect OF Inc WV
proceeding. 40
Political parties do, perhaps, IN some ~ y.
greece contribute to the security OF tree ls",, =,
and pure administration Of them wv
beeet a wa tchfulness, which, in its tuFD' r..
vents official misconduct by impreSSlng ",
pair of concealment. When founded On V.
opposition of enlarged and liberal wen"
general collision is excited propitlous 10 o. 4
~ species of Improvement, and sale SO1 ~
against thoughtless or wanton lnroaoS " r.
the constitution. But, mereena'y pan
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HOUSE oF RErREsENTATIvEs
SATURDAY.. FED. l9.

Saturday, Feb. l9.
Mr.. Cannon submitted the following reso-
luton:
ResoEced, That the Secretary OF War be
directed 10 lay before this House statement
ofthe whole number that have been educat-
ed at the military academy since its first es-
Enlistment, from the District of Columbia,
also from each state and territory in the U,
MON the number now at said academy, from
the district, and from each state and terrific
ry; and the number that are now in the ar
INV or navy of the United States, that have
been educated at said academy, and the
place OF appointments each fills in said army
OF navy: also the number now at said aca-
deny that are orphans OF those who have
fallen in defence Of their country, or died in
its service during the late war; and the dis
trict, state OF territory Git there are any they
are from. Also, to state the whole amount
including pay, subsistence and every other
expenditure made by the general govern
ment, on saccount of said institution, from
its first establishment up TO the present time.
Mr.. Rich suggested that part, if not
most. of the information called for by, the
resolution, had already been called for by
the resolutions OF the House, of the last and
present sessions, and was in part rendered;
thats further report mightbe expected in q
few dsys from the War department and unA
tilt was seen whatpart of the information
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-02-24

ON Tuesday the aed inst. the following
sentlemen were elected officers OF the Wash
,ngton Society of Alexandria for the ensuing
CO. Lawrence Lewis, President:
Edmund [. Lee, First Vice President.
James II, Hooe, Second do,
Jacob Hoffman, Treasurer.
C.. P. Thompson. Secretary.
Thomas 81. ann,
Robt. /. Taylor. }Stand'g committee.
Jacob Morgan, }
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the connection OF the bills as they came
,froh the Senate but he saw something in
the amendments which seemed likely to
put an end to the disagreeable subject which
now occupied the house. He wished the
subjects separated, and then some course
might be adopted similar to the compromise
proposed by the Senate, and the matter end
ed happily and tremendously. He argued
earnestly in favor of tie claims which Maine
had to admission without delay, and against
a course which would, by allowing the time
TO which she was limited to pass by, and
thus her reasonable expectations be defeat
ed. He deprecated the feelings OF irration
which such an unkind course would pro-
duce in her citizens, &c.
Mr.. Whitman opposed the commitment,
with much earnestness and at considerable
length. He disapproYed most pcintedly
and emphatically the connection of the
bills, and argued in favor of a prompt dec-
sion of the question He felt as one per-
sonally interested, (beiDg member from
the District of Maine) and confessed that
his feelings were stronger than he could find
proper language to express them in, and he
could scarcely trust himself to speak on the
subject of the amendments
Mr.. Storrs observed that it was we'll known
that no man was more in favor of compro-
mise of the unhappy subject than himself,
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District Of Columbia.

County Of .4lerandrsn, TO rit
ON the petition Of John Hcrner,jr. al insoI-
~ vent debtor, confined 10 the gsol OF A.
lexandria county for DEBT, notice is hereby
given to the creditors OF the said John iIorner
jr. that on the It'll day Of August next, being
the first Monday OF the mouth, at 9 o'clock
A. NJ. at the court house of said county tue
oath prescribed by the act o, Congress Of tire
United States. entitled an act for the relief
of Insolvent debtors within the district Of
Columbia," will be administered to the said
insolyent, and trustee appointed, unless
sufficient cause to the contrary be then and
there shown. Ordered that this notice be
inserted once week for three weeks be fore
that day, in both newspapers published in
Alexandria,
By order Of the honorable William Cranch
chief judge of the United States circuit court
of the district of Columbia
Teste, EDMUND |. LEE, c. C.
July 10 M3w
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Notice.

ESHlS is to give notice, that the subscri-
a Der hath obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Charles County, in Maryland, let
ters OF administration OH the personal estate
of Margaret Wheeler late OF Charles coun-
ty deceased. All persons having claims a.
gainst the said deceased, are hereby warned
to exhibit the same with the vouchers there
Of to the subscriber, at or before the LIST day
Of January next, they may'otheswise by law
be excluded from all benefit to said estate.
: Given under my hand this 22nd day of
June, Ammo Domini 1890
JOHN J. GATES, Administrator.
june 22 thtu3w
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Cheese & Salt.
Henry p. Whitney

Coraer Of Prince and Faiyar Stree,s,
DErURNS his sincere thanks to the citi-
III zens of Alexandria, and in an especial
manner, to his customers, for the very Iibe-
raj encouragement he has met With during
his residence in this town, and takes this OPP
portunity to inform them that he has just re-
celyed good assortment OF SEASONABLE
GOODS, which he will dispose of at the
lowest rates, and any uncurren: notes taken
at reasonable discounts.
T: S. Every description of ready made
clothing constantly on hand, at the lowest
price, and all orders for any articles of clo-
thing executed in the most fashionable style
with punctuality and dispatch, on the most
reasonable terms. thstu4mo april 70
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SALES AT AbC1'Is II.
Office.

DURSUANT to deed OF trust executed
y 10 me on the 3oth day of May, 1916, Ly
James w. M'Daniel whereby he conveyed o.
me in trustan undivided interest amounting
70 one thirteenth part in tract otland lying,
in Prince William county, near tie town q.
Dumfries. the undivided interest supposed
to con ain so acres for the purpose Of secu.
ring the payment Of certain debts therein
mentioned. due 10 Isaac Robbins, and Man
deviIe T. Larmour ] shall On the first Mon--
day in August next, in the tow of Duniriss,
at the Court House, cause to be solo Upon
credit of three months, the above mentioned
premises, tor the purpose of satisfying the
above mentioned debts,
JAMES E. HEATH. Trustee.
July 6 dts
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PHINEAs JANNEY,

T3AS Just received from New Bedford,
IL loo boxes Sperm Caudiss, branded S.
Redman
And from Boston pr. Schr. Packet,
case containiBg 1854 shawls tamb'd.
darnask ana figured
do do 25 ps. superior nankin
grapes
1 do 90 50 ps. fine "A shirtings
/ trunk do SO ps Ga fine cambricks
90 IA black silk shswls
90 nankin Grape gowns
patterns
ps. superior figured
nansin silks
1877 ps. ribbons and ga
looms assorted.
IN STORE,
Ceases containing each IS ps. canton
do e5ps super nankin do
lido 5o6-4 nankiDcrape shawls
lido 90 ps. danask and figured
bandkerchiefs
do 80 pc. 7-S cotton shirtings
So "A do do
/ DO So ps. super6ue long cloths
trunk 70 ps. A cambria muslins
4o9-S Go do
1854 do do
scases containing each % rears tolio
post paper
bales 90 do fools cap do
Il dozen ladies lead coloured cotton
stockings
loo tons swe1es bar iron assorted, con-
sisting of fiat bars, from SIS inches
To- wide, and from 3-8 10 | inch
thick and square bars from 3-4 to a
inches
5tons swedes steel Tin bundles) of ex-
cellent quality,
for sale on accommodating terms.
ithmo lith tuths7t