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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-02
FRIDAY, DEC. %.

Mr. He1rtcR attended this day
| The Speaker land before The House a
letter rom The SecreiaLy of the Treasury,
iran ml'ilng statements OF The District
IoBnage of The Unied States, on the
3isi OF December 1919; also letter from
'he same Department, transmitting state
ments OF goods, wares aud mrrchanuiz
exported from ibe United States to 70
reign counties, during The wear ending
30lh Sep;pmbr, 1890 which were seve
rally ordered 10 lie Oh the table and be
printed.
The Speaker also laid before the honse
a letter from The Secretary of the Trra
snryJ stating That The records Of The Urea
sury do not contain the information re.
CURED by The resolution Of this house of
the 2Oth instant, relative to The number
and tonnage of American aud Brush
vessels which have cleared out from the
ports Of the United States Tor the norris
of The West Indies, the Bahama lands
and Bermuda, in 1916. 1917, 1918. 1919.
and 1920; that measures lave been taken
10 obtain the information from The col
lcctors OF The customs, which il Is presum
ed will be received in time TO be laid
before Congress during The present ses.
sion, except from the ports on the Gulf
of Mex o.
Mr.. anderson submitted for considera.
ton The fOllO"ing resolution
RcSolred That a COMMITTEES b. appointed
TO enquire into Tie PXpedieucy of PROVIDING
Ivy law, at The present session Of Congress
for The sFpOftlonInent OF the representation in
Congress among the several states, Accord
OF the u. States.
Ms. anderson made few remarks in IA
vos of bis motion. On most subjects, he
SAID, II was certainly desirable to have
before yon all the facts of The case before
YOU lPglslaie /; on this particular subject.
however, he believed Congress could le,
gIsaie best without knowing the fact of
Tie population of the staies fesprctiyelv.
On former occasions OF this sort. much
difficulty had been found in lrtislatlug
from the operation Of local feelings, nat,i-
rally producing desire on the part of
tie representatives Ol eacl. STATE TO fix on
such Il ratio OF appOTtiOnnt MT as should
leave 10 II HE smallest fraction of mum
beTs. The l"gislallng at The present SEES.
sion, before these numbers were known,
would, n appeared 10 him, Obviale these
difficulties, as the only object of conside-
ration would be, What ratio is OF itself the
most eligible II The census of each slate
was vailed for, he feared thai Tie decj.
sion OF Congress would be influenced by
very different principles, &c. He was
careless about The shape oi this enquiry,
but, feeling anxiety for the object Of il,
lac hoped The resolution would be agreed
TO.
MIR. LoacHdes said, az The resolution
an enquiry merely, he certainly
should mol objeci 10 il. Ifii were posi-.
bic 10 fiS, by anticipation, The ratio of
be admitted IL wo1ld be
decidedly proper 10 pursue that course.
Boz, important as the object might be, he
ieaIed u would he found wholly imprae
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-02
Episcopat 7Heoiogica{ .Stminoyu

on thursday, Sept 1i,h, the Trustees OF the Epis
copal Theological Seminary Of the United States met
IN trinity Church. NevH aven for the purpose OF
Inc the Inauguration OF the,ev. Dr. Turner, principal
professor in this Seminary. Twelve members, aud
several esenis II the Board present um various
parts OF the united States and the exercises in The
church were attended by the President Professors
II Yale College, and large Number of the Clergy OF
the Episcopal and other denominations. Professor
Turner delivered an able aud
copy al which. al the request ~ ;be board he has
furnished f0t publication. Ten students already
entered tue seminary sn were present the exercises
ahu four Others are soon 10 enter under the ronage
OF "ne M two liberal individuals IN New YORK.
-Four gentlemen OF COBnecticut intend edaiely TO
hnnd Scholarship in the Institution ; ana The pros
pecis OF patronage from various pas of the Sta,
ate hlght hattering Cohsid, rabie sums are already
subscribed ahG Promised in this stale and else, here
aud there ate reasonable grounds bervug that this
seminary viii take high sta nd among the n.titn
tons of similar nature in our country
lCoiumbiQn Register.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-02

mcsiy C.nsiophe's having quicIy sub.
mitied To The authority OF Ged Boysr.
There had been an exchange Sf troop $
rom the South 10 the North Gen. LIS,
'ne OF The principal BLACK Generals, died
on bis passage from Cape francois TO
Port au Prince.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-02
CEsSIoN or THE FLoRyDAs.

CHARLESTON Dec. Is. Capt While of the
brig Ceramics, arrired on Monday from Gibrat-
lar. reports that he suited in company on the 18Th
Of Mar Uith tn, brig Plsiades, for Phiiadefphia
by raich resset Dispatches had becn sent hg fr
Rirh Tie dmericun Onsui in Valencia ,rho irdS
IN Gi6TaHdr w'hen the Cerranfes sIiied, announc
ing TO our Government TIE Ratification ot ihe
Treaty by The Spanish COrtes. TOR he Crssioa Of
the iioriddS 10 The Il States
Ueertrnct from the Times" of last crcnins
the foi'oW'ng additional Information fJnisaad
to the Editor ~ that paper by passenger on
bod,d Tie Cerraates:
The gentleman Who furnishes the uJore iaiei!i,
gfncc, assures as that not doubt cai. be enter.
ed Of It's correctness
He also Informs that The Algeriae Squadron
was crat:ing IN the Mediterranean in guest IF The
resseis cf TaniS with which government they lcere
at Ter. RtS sad Lhey had captured some 4aP i.
rlcan reSSetS OHr informant tpas IN Leghgrn an
oct. hSt, ut which time the digeriRes pere off
that port
Eighfy thousand austrian troops ,uere pcne-
tratias into Italy IN me month n oct
The Spanish CoIteS were proceeding rery oui-
ely an business ind Scrs ne creates. satisfaction
TO The SpIninrS tceO Icere much yejoiced ~ their
emancipation from the trapinleis of prestcraf SUI
peIstiiion and tyranny.
To The poiiieneSs If commercial gentleman
ICE are indebted for the iua,, ofa Gibraltar Price
Current ofthe Sth of Nor Cdr0lina Rice, ST. /;
Spanish Dollars per cent prem lClty Gaz.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-02

Extreme Cases.-rhe Senate of North
Carolina has vacated the scat ola inem
Der of that body, because he had cxer
cised clerical functions ami now a
motion is before The aame dody for ex'
polling another member because he Is
an A,heist-one being perhaps Too much,
ard the other too little, in favor of re.
lisious worship. :
Libsl-The House Of Commons of n
Carolina, has unanimously directed that a
prosecution be commenced against John
Wright, Formerly at this town. printer
and proprietor Of the Halifax Compiler,
for libellous publication contained in a
late number Of that paper, against III.
Legislature of North Carolina
CAN 1T BE TRUE?
The Western (Pcnn>ylvania) Regis.
Ter say -" We are informed, that a, the
last meeting of the Presbyterian Synod
OF Pi,tsbur., some OF the Clrgy MIRO
duceti resolution. to exclude Free MA
sous from the rights and beueti's OF III,
Church, except IN case where they might
confess their errors and sbJurc thor Ma
sonic Principles. (PetersL. Rep.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-02

PoSrsNoCra, lug. Ott. 80. AZ he
d'partu,e ofhis maJestgs ship TIME, whick
arrtrei here fast wesk from Rio Jaueiro. the
squadron employed GA the South Amsricca
station Wes Opposed &C az IRE joii9,vi,s nGn-
ner The Owea Gien60wer fifgate, Hon.
capt Spencer, bearing the broad pendant Of
COm Hardy, rnd the learns brig were u,
the rirer Ptate tie Hyperion fiigete, capt
'Scarie. az Valparaiso; the dRdrontacke, rex
on hrr passage from Limr 10 Rio Janeiro,
uiih a large quantity Of treasure o., board
rairh IL uaS expected she wouid bring to En-
gland. The Staicy, capt O'B,Icn, arrised
az Hio from Valparaiso the l2ih of August.
TIE Pe"geur, "a, capt. IIaitiand NTH Lord
Leresfori on board, sailed from Rio for Lis
bon IKE i3th Of august. and on the 20.h, the
SHPerb ~. capt. Waite. sailed from Rio
far the Riue, Plate When tie TINE left
Ger Of British merchant uesseis had arriued
an that quarter, and tradc ras rather on the
increase. The forts at Calico are represent
CT as bring in good repair, and the Spamsh
mary 'n the Pacific Ocean (which consists
% three frigdteS IF i3 md Al @ nus q 80 e.nn
snip, tWO 6rigS, and some smaller vessels,
gun 6odts, &c. icere ma0Orci at Gallup, in a
"o"ofe une Of defence, to resist any stacks Of
tie independent squadron, Jin tie shipping
as said to be an d re'y inefficient State. The
troops at Caiiao amounted TO aJOut 6,OOO.
The ChiHan Government hal pail up the
arrears Of woges TO the Independent squad
ron, under the orders of Lord Cochran, anct
GA expeditions 'cas prepcriag at Valparaiso
6y ms Lordship ami Gen. San Martin for
The purpose Of proceeding against Guayaquii.
n French squadron consisting 0fthe Coios-
So, Of 80 guns, La Gatatea, 46 guns. and a
corvette. commanded by Rear .4dmirGi Ju-
rem, at'iped at Ht0 on tie 20th of august,
and 1t was reported, Intended to enter the
'7ce' Plate, Jut for what object had not been
aoseertained IKE SHIPS rere fill Of men, and
am Gerry good order.
The London papers state, that a man
OF The name of frdnkiin, alias Fletcher
VITO Is cnarged .i;h having posted up
scdiiious plaeaTds, had fled. The subject
has been brough, before the house of
Commons. The opposition prints round
" charged the Ministry viii, having.
through lhsir agents, ins,isalcd the bust
ness. Que OF the last Liverpool papers
states. that il Was ascertaiucd Frahkhn
had SAILED for The u States.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-02

From, 81. Domingo. Capt. White. of
the Illiuois, from Port an Prince, has ia
yored the editors with Port an Prince ia
pers of The 81 Of ibis month. Thcsc
papers contain several proclamaiions, &c
ct the government. aud announce tbs
complete restoration eflrauquIIIiiy lhro'
out tie whole island, Tue territories for
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-02

Captain JOHN SMITH. who command
ed The brig General Ramirez. captured aud
carried lnIoe Savannah some time since by
the revenue cutter Daitos, Capt. JACK
SON, was on "Wednesday last tried before
The L. s. Court at Savannah, on tie
charge OF piracy, aud was acquitted.
GCiarieSton Courier.
We understand that the United States
brig NGutitrs, isshortlv 10 sail from Nor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-02
DOMESTIC.

SHAWNEE Town, Qll) Nov. 1s.-A
detachment of the Gin regiment United
States Infantry, consisting Of about 100
men, under the command of Lieut.. FIfcb.
passed this place in boats on Monday
last. They are destined to The Council
Bluffs; but will proceed al present ONLY
to Belle Fontaiue, where they are 10 win.
ter Owing 10 The very low state Of the
water these troops have been more than
two mouths IN accomplishing Tie passage
from Plllsiiurg to this place.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-02
WAYS AND MEANS FOR 1920.

WAYS AND MEANS FOR 1920.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 20 ...A letter was yes
terda, transmitted to Comg,ess. bS the Scores
tary OF the Treasury which PRESENTS "A ,note
Finances than that contained 10 his Annual
Report. We shall PUBLISH The Document a.
soon as we can. tut ia the Wean time offer the
following as the essence OF IT,.
The actual deficit OF Revenue requisite to
meet the estimated expenditure is now stated
Al 81 Cos. 1873. being less than that presented
by tie snRual report of the rreasur, by
81 1913 i03 "a which amount consists. lst OF
thr sum wuich, il has sincc been found will
not be- wanted for the naval service; %, OF bal
auces OF appropriations for civN liar and mis-
csllaneous objects, which il appears, upon sub
seqsent examination. will not be required :
Sd, OF an excess IN the estimate OF the charge
ior the military service, tesuiting from the
diflereut mode of keeping the wrrtant ana
pp'opriatiou accounts IN the different De-
faciments; aud An, of the balance in the
hands OF the Treasurer on the first of J nua.
| ry, 1920 asagent of the War Department,
which ought to have beea deducted ION tina {
| charge. as IL had alread. been drawn from the
Treasury.
But, The Secretary recommends that the
| loan to b. authorized he Vel OF the amount Of
| seven millions of d0llars-because of the SUN
| now in the treasury upwards of 5000, 900 are
| special deposites (utcurrent roles u ia sup
| posed } winch will not be available during the
ensuing Year because from the most distant
| parts OF the Union il requires on an average
siN mouths 10 transfer the revenue, and much
| OF IL therefore, will not be availabls within
the coming year ard because :here ough, al
waysto b 81, pins of at least one milton oil
dollars In the Treasury beyond th- estimate d
amount necessary To meet the demands upon
] IL. NGt Int.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-02


Missouri &C ongfessis bound, by those
constitutional Obligations which are The
foundations OF Iis power, TO pass tie law
approving ,he Constitution of Missouri.
with the exception of that ection, which
Is Objectionable. Congress i. bound 10
do this, moi only in justice, but in pro-.
dence and policy. That SLATE, last year,
has been declared sovereign and indepen,
deni--ihe people have exercised iha
sovereigniy-uO subsequt ut determine,
tons eau impair lis form or destroy its
essence. II Is MOI question whether
Missouri shall become d slate; that has
been srttlcd-M Missouri is a state. The
only point 10 BE- adjusted is The recogni
ton of her Constitution, after The ex.
ccptionable section is expungrd. Let
Ibis he done quietly, and end ali feelings
OF lire subject. ". Y Nat. Adv.
Mr.. Walsh the humane and disinicr.
ested MIR. Walsh, rcpubllshcs an adver,
iisement OF negro 10 be sold in Wash
lngion. IL shocks the tender nerves q (
ibis pious politician. If he will please
10 notice the census of our city when II
is published, he will perceive number
OF siaUes. and held too by persons moi a
little cIamorons for restricting Missouri
Let us correct our own faults b fore VIZ
interfere with the faults OF our neigh.
bours. 10.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-02
ST CHARLES, (Missouri,) MY. IS.
Exirtci oi "a letter from Il member of the
Legislature, - the editor, dared

- 'ut tuit'',
II. LoaiS, 2tth Nou 1920.
The amendments To The Conscientious
have been final, acted on IN our II use.
A qursii"n, howevrr, must frs be- SIT.
tied before they can 90 20 the nat. or
b" proposed To 'hc pooplr: tchethe,' tie
Constitution requires tuo thirds Of tie mem
berS eierted to pass ameAdmeniS OF. fsso
thirds IF the mem6ers. rne "pmiop sc M e.
10 be HAT two birds of those elected to
fIlher house are r,q i ed so il is doabi.
ful tseversl members having die,i, and
same being absenO hv,htr ne cau /
th amendments before The people.
" The new bill FIXING The seat us 20.
vcrmmen, has gol 10 thlr,i reading, ior
us final passage, with ST.. Charles"
and have no doubi will 80 go 10 The
Scuaie.
We hone TO adjourn in ten DAYS
The people will expect us io have done
much bnsinnss. In organizing The .Stats
G0rernneni many acts OF l. giela,ion hay.
been necessary. The appointments tao
have occupied considerable iiae. The
Judges have moi all been nominated H.
the SENATE, but The nominations l., at
are daily expected. Messrs M'Girk aro
Cook are on the Supreme b. ch The
Governor has an ardmous task 10 prr.
torn, and nope will get through VIII.
honor 80 himself, and advantage 10 The
state"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-02
UNITED STATES COURT.


SAVANNAH, Dec. 22.-Capiaiu JOHN SMITH
the first officer of The Oriental brig OF war
ArIogan'a, which was wrecked OIL the coast
OF Brsz.lin April iast and from which cant.
smith had been before transferred 10 the COM
maud or the Antelope. afterwards called the
OeneTal RamDez, a Spanish prize TO the Are
ragohta-was, on Wednesday last put upon
ms trial for piracy, for capturing the Ante
lope The evidence on the part of the prose.
cntton was "A history OF the cruise OF the Ar.
roganta from tho time of her leaving port uu-
tiI she was wrecked. The trial OF cant Smith
occupied the time of thu Court urtil O'Clock
last night the jury retired for five miuuies
aud returned with verdict of Not Gui!iy....
The charge of Judge DAVIES, was brief; but
very clear aud We understand comma uded
full view OF the points of law. made on the
case by the respective counsel md we fhitk
give the words as h ntie;rd hem -
" That no circumstance Of the cruise could con-
tdninute the prisoners conduct with the critEe of
PIRACY Mr. HABgRSHAM the Uni; q states
DisiItct Attorney coFd Ctt d the prose ution
the pIisOners COM. ell were Nj BERRIpS
and Mr. WAYNE H. our next We VIII cudea
Nor 10 give more iull report Of this ease
fRcpHbiican.
The governor la, ard"Dod Barlow, who
the Penit."ta,y, 100 ai'iag ~ ine rsgape
of john l. Hopkins Cons deTable sebaie
took place in Ih- House o. ius 18Th. on
Tie subject OF the Ten Thousand Dol.
lars sent by "a Gov 10 = saunah toi the re
net OF the sufferers hy ~, trs 10 jan. iast,..
She resolutions undsf discussion approve the
coudrci - The governor bat iusi>i that the
expenditure was unronsti tuiional. II is ,yi.h 40
small degree of satisfaction that We are au
tbotizcd i0,sy, Col GEORGE ~. TROUp
3, declar. dIy candidate ior the Govern.
memi of Georgia al the ensuing election
tesOlu'iou has passed both branches Of the
Legislature. bt q" undnimcus vote, apDroba~
ling the conduct OF hir Charlton. dn,ing the
laie.ssasOH 81 sIckEcss and distress Tbis high
compliment will, no doubt, be duly approcia-
ted by Tie Mayor
Missouri = Congfessis bound, by those
constitutional nbllgalinns " mich are lie
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-02

folk, to ,oueI, al li.is pC,l, su, lake on
board such Afric ans az Ia, been import
ed contrary to law, Tor The purpose OF
taking them back TO their native country.
1fb
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-02


Tue uniel S'aes' ship Cytne, Captaa Trenchard
which vas sent out by our government about year
since w'h number OF penpis Of color, To efcci
iienrh IN Africa, has returned aud has had passage
"f 81 days from Sierra Ltoe from her aic rs 4, r
learn that The adv have succeeded rry in
obtaining any lands, even auy announcement that
ihey fhai' obtain them al tie natives
bad got possession Oi the goods nui nv Le csont
cation society 10 purchase lands, and the agents ae
maj c"nd nor ~blan the least satisfaction Th,y
od at one Time, mat general talk sh ud place
among the chiefs OF the ana head men no bad
authority To dispose "f the ladd Tor tieiuen: and al
other times they could dc nothing Rfery srtn &C.
pracised 10 dnpe the agents, aud IL wlihou,
success hbent 80 aGventurers ali nf whom peoole #
color, and also white men aud hoy, persisted ia May
ana June. aud IL IS supposed the remainder r.nov
ed To BRUSH settlement, called Cape Shilling offered
them ~ The government of Sierra Leone. LeII Cocker
on board schooner there waiting for goods from thu
government 10 enable him TO rnew the negotiations
for land.
The following is list of deaths which have taken
place on hoard The cyane since left This port In
.nhn WI W. Hampshire. marine fleNanGer
Scout, seaman John Lehthararl {; Simeon Cough, OF
Rhode Island John Jones, of Stanford Conn !
Daniel Spring. of Il, ston ABOUT the Isl of Noy'l
bound in Sierra Leone with so slaves which bad
CAPTURED iIoIn slave schooner that they chsses
into OceTso AbGnt the Isl Of October the British
brig Snapper discovered slave vessel IN tue Ri pun
gas and after boarding her and while examining bet
paptrs tie natives from the shore attacked the boals
aud killed midshiplnan aud six men. pa,t
some eel into the hands O! The hlacks-A sGttadrou
consisting 81 siocp war. gnu brig, and dsach
neHt Of black troops then fit out al thar place
aud went against the natives Rio Pnngas, drove
them INTO the int nor Of the country captured two
or iiITes of the boats Gre" belonging to The SnapueI
brig, ara burnt the town. Spoke IN The coasl tI,e
Liver pool, bound 10 Sierra Leone ON board the Cece
iIan there several officers aud passengers SICK
spoke her Ia tat. u. long H. spoke schooner General
Andrew Jackson, days from n. York fer 81 Thomas
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-04-10
COMMUNICATION.

70 ne Editor Of ne Portland GGsens.
Your sUDscRIBER VINO taxed you with a COM
munication from Castine, respecting " society
which heggars description like those of the infa-
NOUS Cochran" was either misinformed himsel
or has wilfully perverted the truth--No society
Of The kind lie aludes to exists in Peuobscot,
which lies about " three miles back of Castine. "
The communication is in fact libel on the NOR
al character Of the inhabitants Of that respecta-
Die town, and particularly the Methodist So
cle'y established an that place. lfyour cores
pendent shoHld attempt to make good bis charge
* is hoped ne will write under his own signature
and il is possible he may find that he too lives
10 house Of glass.
4 nen Subscriber.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-04-10
POETRY.



BY WILLIAM RAT.
look through creation, and behold
TIE tcsndeTs Of .4tWighiy pOtc'r;
Eternal W.sf81l'S ssorks unfold
IA eVery ieGc-ia sU'TV forsr
There is a God, az good. az rise,
The rery nlsanes! insect cries.
Seasons rer0lring il heir spheres,
4 thousand rural beauties bring
But ioUsii,sf Of ne group appears.
The gresR-dress'a beauty charming Spring
The musis Of lob0ss morning roice,
Bids al NE sons Of sGrl. rejoice
Hinfer IS dsqti-1eien Nature zlOurns
10 see her offspring i3tisss he
sumner and dui'ina sceep, byur,,s.
Io see heir children droop and die
But Spring reriUes their hopes again,
ind 6rtoiaes netr III through er'ry gsiR-
Hon emttemutic Of that day,
The glorious Resurrection morn,
Whsn deckad in brighter robes than. MGy,
VA robes that angel hosts aiorn,
The soul. redeeDs'd shall burst as tomb,
mi ia inlri0riG! glory bloom.
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PORTLAND. l1AINE0 TUESDAY, APRIL TO- 1927.

aE
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-04-10

AN ACT respecting The Attachment Of
Property Oh mesne process. and directing
tbe Issuing, extending, and serving OF Exc
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-07-17
HARD WARE, BRASS ANDlRONS, BRIT
TANNlA GOODS, LOOKING GLAS-
SES, &c. d.c.-verv cheap.
EDWARD FARLEY.
Ofers ~ Sc a ". io E1etange So,

Ofers for Sale az Ne. 10 Ezeiange-Sircff.
PoRTLAND-neariy opposite Mr.. Nea.'s Insurance
Cfice.
DLATED Tea Pots, Casters. Spoons, Snuff r..
n Trays and CandestiCks; britannia 4 Block
tin Tea Pots; silver aud steel bow Spectaces );
silver and plated Pencil Gases silver aud plated
mounted Whips silver IbimLies BRASS AND
IRONS, unusually cheap; Shovels & longs steel
and common SOuhers Waiters-fruit Trays
Cheese Trsvs-- Coffee Mlls-ives' potent finder
B0xes-Elat irons-Brass Keiies-Hsnd SBws-
Floor 8nd Hearth BrGShes-shoe do.-ciothe. 10
hcrsa dn.-Hsir Needles Penk.
nives-Jack-k Scissors Hammers-
Hatchels, Rasps. Files, Shoe Knives Tacks, Pm
GERS, Nippers Avis, RszorS, Razor Gases aud
Strops, pewte. Porringers Furniture Trimmings,
Coat and vest Buttoas. mouse Traps. Bellows.
carpenters Iouls, Locks. Hinges ana Screws
Knives anl Forks wetewash Brn -hrs-C Asst
IRON WARE-Po's. Kettles, Spiders Skillets.
Tea Kettles, Bake Kitles Easons, Pans. Dogs.
&c--CGrry Combs. Steey8 ds. sheep Shears,
brass and iron Csndlestcks, IRON Squares, Combs,
shaving boxes. toiiet GLARE. snuf Boxes, latch
es, Inkstsnd-, InspoEder Mathematical Insiru-
meets, ShovFis Trace Chains sand Paper, States,
LOOKING L44SSES &C. sc May t5.tf