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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-03-25
THE HOLY ALLIES AND SPAIN.

We copy from the Liverpool Mercury, of Janua
Try 24th the following important summary.
Since our last publication, which contained the
CIRCULAR from the Allied Soveregns to the Cabinet of
Hadrid Russia, Austria, and Prussia, have sever
ally addressed notes to their respective Charges
7 Afaires at Madrid, to be communicated to the
Spanish Government. "They are more detailed, .
says the London Courier "than M de Villee's note
a1d are drawn up with great force" They are from
the same mandatory as the former declarations.
are clouded with the same ambiguity, and appear
only t. differ inasmuch as they vtuperae more i'm
pernently on the institutions Of Spain, and breathe
rather more open spirit of resolved OPPRESSION
That ct Russia is signed the Count de Nessclrode,
and dated Nov. Ia. After deal of bombast in
which 1t Is difficult TO say whether insoience false
hood, or nonsense, most predominant, the mapnan-
lmous Alexander says, that the reply ofSpain 10 his
document must decide questions of The ulmos, i'm
portance =; that is, refusal to do that which is i'm
possible (resore an ancient AID abho red regime for
the constitutional system will be the signal for Al
exander to JOIN the pack OF hell. hounds who medi.
tate the destruction oil the infant hber,is Of Spain
A LATE STATESMAN!
We End the subjoined extraordinary announce.
ment IN one OF the most respectable London paprrs.
Who can it meanP Is it intended to designate the
late Marquis OF Londonderry Castereagh:l
From the London Morning Chronicle.
! circumstances have been communicated To ma
respecting the conduct OF late statesman, which.
ttrue' would establish his participation in something
more than the ordinary system of corruption. We
should not have alluded all to the subject, had no,
4 the most positive assertions been made TO us by
respectable parties. In fact, we are given to un
detstand that discovery of embezzlement has been
made BY Ministers to an extent that renders il alto
gr'heT impossible for them 10 keep the matter secret
ard that public communication on The subject 10
IN contemplation y
From the London Courier.
l "The Morning Chronicle has, for some DAYS,
been silent upon the subject OF the false insinuaon
Iof einoezzlement against ga late Statesman" Blu,
some oil The other newspapers contnee to notice II
and seem to imagine that the contradiction which
we gave to 1t was not sufficiently positive 10 remove
all Suspicion that at least some intelligence Of the
Kind had reached the Government Its difficult Ia
h conceive IN what way more positive denial could
4 nave oeen gwen 10 every part OF the Charge as
lafecling either the individual or the Government
4 han that which it has already received bu, wp
once more repeat, upon the must direct authority
not only that the whole story is absolutely false but
that II originated in, and has been confined o The
pages Of the Morning Chronicle. As to WISHING to
hush The matter up, as the Morning Chronicle h,
iAsihualed, that wish, 1t exists, must be confined
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-03-25

The income of the Marquis of Stafford is sa'u als
be nearly one ttousand pounds per day: much q y,
arises from the prof, OF the canals projecedg
late Duke Of Bridgewater.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-03-25
From the National Gazette.
SPAIN.

SPAIN.
BIZ w. TAppAN.
Yes march ye forces, in array
Yon peaceful state invade,
Pounce, eager falcons on your prey
Draw forth the unrighteous blade
Go, Autocrat! thou foe TO Man,
Go bind the free-born soul;
And ye base kings, who dare not scan
His vengeance-oid it roll
Yet know, the desoatlng tide,
Ye, impious, loose again,
Back shal'recoIl, to 'wheln your pride,
From rec, uncnnguersd ) ala.
Go for'''. - sia'es!-although the light
Vi victory, glds your plume,
That ray shai sh oud 10 fearful night,
Those laurels deck the tomb.
Enters within Gods canopy,
In mockery to the throne,
One hlrellng prayer Of slavery9
ltcnters not alone
Ten thousand, thousand, as one heart,
Spain join the prayer for thee;
len thousand, thousand swords will start
For Spain and Liberty
Hear ye not voices Pits the shout
That, kiudling, swelIs on high
Sec ye not light?-those brands are out,
They fash upon the sky.
Sooner those tongues shall writhe in gore,
Those swords be drunk with blood,
Than SPAN prove false to days of yore,
False to herself and God.
Then Onward, onward, Wanting band,
Rear slayery's symbol high;
xet halt, proud legions freedoms land
Is holy-toach and die
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Total.
500 lbs.

When we consider the age and weight ofhr 'q
in connection, we think we do not exaggerste w'1'
we say that he has never been surpassed-wr y
not believe he was ever eouaIledin any age orc0up
try. If that man deserves the acclaim of his cOua
try, who has 'done better than others what no n'.
has done we'll" surely Mr. Harris deserves no I'"ff
praise for his exertons in SURPRISING all whe'S Y
eaUe OeeH endearorihs 10 surpaSS.-WHIG' n
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NAPOLEON IN ADVERSELY

Exhibited spectacle instructive 10 the
nigh and 10 the low, to the prince and TO
the peasant. Had he died in battle, or
meauy rushed upon self destruction, we
should have been deprived of one OF the
most Interesting lessons IA human lie
I" brave man struggling with the storms
OF fate
ROUSSEAU, in his iagrnious little essay on
Adversely, says "iIeureux celui qui scat
qunter 'etlt qui lc quite, aud roster hom-
me en- dept du sort" Happy is he who
knows how 10 rcluquish that state which
has left him, and remains a man ~ spite
of Fate Let those whose taste incline
them So To do, laud and pancgyrise Ia the
skies some vanquiahed VICTOR who al
the frown of fortune loses
/" His capablity and godike reason
And in his freuzy rushcs to the lannon's
mouth, not 10 seek "the bubble rcputa-
tion," but to hide himself from the world,
and lose in death the consciousness of re-
lcction. But does il become the truly
brave Ia blcnclI from the front Of adYersi-
tv? Abstracted from the consideration
Of tbat permanent glory which surrounds
the mau OF fortitude-that glory which
emanates from the unconquerable mind"
there is ia toe calmnes5 with which
great souls support life aud disregard "a.
verses, something OF true excellence. In
such souls the genius spirit of Independence
has implanted his inspiring and elastic in
huence. The stern and gloomy genius OF
NARIUs still casts kind Of awful splendor
around his name for he yielded not to
misfortune. Amidst the ruins Of Carthage
he Contemplated the hour of victory and
revenge he lived aud lrinhnphed. lad
| Marius yielded To the customs of his age
] (which it seems have, with some, become
the morality of this he would have sought
refuge in despair, not in ioriltude; h'
would have thrown himself upon his dag
ger and never again have regned in Rome
| If the ferocious features nfa Maglas are
thus relieved by his UNCOMFORTABLE strength
of mind, shall We calutnpate the memor,
of the great Napoleon, brcause ~ exll'
and in misfortune he discovered traits o
beauty, OF humanity, Of bonhomniie, wbici
were completely hidden when, reiSnln@ II
] imperial splendor, he threw around hi
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| fed from The rDGfiny bin yeu lied firm
| tue sug1r bill. ] therefore ffIf5bu ~ ihe.
face of your country, befpre al the world,
and To your very beard, yeH are mol a1i hon
est man.
Mr. Flood-e"f have heard very extsaor-.
binary iAngnagr Indeed, and challenge any
n, MAI Ia aay any thing half 80 unwarfan-
table was ever uttered ia this lieusf. Tue
right honorable geniI.niausef out with de.
claiing he did not nish 10 u~e personality.
and 30 soa1er hhs he opened his mouth I.
than forth ssnrs al The venom That ing'.
nuify and disappointed vanity for two
years brooding OVER corruption has bren
able to produce. Bni tainfny pubic eba-
racter II cannot four and twenty yrsrs
employed 10 your ,ersiee'hase esiablI he'd
that and as IL my tfivate, LET that be
learned ffnm my fiieuds, from those in,irr
my own roof. To iln.se appeal, and this
appeal boldly make y itll az nller con.
tempt Of insnuniions, false astliuy are Hi
beral." Dir. Flood was pfocrtding, When
The speakcf rose, and called for The s,ip-
port Of Tie house to keep the gentlemen ~
order
Mr., dohu Burke then moved thai the
grntlefaNn might be made Ia prumiss, that
''''t'ftH tRiitAi aiphu 'dAa bfRNttil iii III
aud this being resolved The house was
cleared. But in the mean tlme borli Mr..
Flood and Mr.. Grattan had disappeared.
Mkt morning Mr.. Flood and MI Graf
tan were brought INTO custody before Lord
Ghief Justice Aunhy, WHO bound them
over IL keep The peace, IN rteogtizances nf
2O,o0W each. They had, attended by ih,ig
respective hirnds, almost reached tho
ground appointed for serious interview,
when they Were arrested by officers, whom
The magistrates had dispatched after ihrin.
Onr Of The bitteresi scenes Of personal
alteration which ever Vas Witnessed in
public assembly, was fbc quarrel between
the Elder PIN and The Elder Fox. We
have not got thu account off At hand nor
do we recollert more than The concluding
words of MIR. Pit. aIr. Fox Just before he
sal down said "lhe Hon. Genliemnn finds
fault with my Looks how would he have
me look Z" Mr.. PHI instantly took the
floor nnI said" the Right lion. Gentle
man asks how ! would have him look ?
answer, ] would have bin look Ms he
" could not II he would Iwould have him
look as he would not file could lwould
have him look like m honest man.
Demo. Press.
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CELEBRATION AT PETERSBURG.
Our sister town hasalvays displayed the
finest public spirit. On this occasion her
arrangements were spiendid---her invita-
lions extensive Cards were addressed to
Messrs. Jefferson & MadisoB-but declined
il very hadsome aud animated terms by
both these iilustrious citizens. The Go
lernor, some of the members of the Exc
eutive CotlncIi, some OF our citizens, the
two volunteer companies OF Norfolk and
host OF the Navy officers on that station,
&c &c. participated la her hospitality
The theatre Is Supposed to have contained
VI least 1000 persons-the ladies III the
boxes and pit-thc military arranged on
the back of the stige--the Orator in front
ofit The Declaration ofindcpandrnce vas
read. An Ode, composed BY hr. M'Cree-
u, was spoken by Mr.. Dunn--and two
Orations, delivered by Messrs. Ptgrarn
md Henderson. In spacious house, e
lcctod for the purpose, 500 persons are
supposed to haye sat down 10 dinneI--ar-
tauged at i've parallei tables. Mr.. Brown,
the Mayor OF the town, presided. The
following standing toasts were drunk
For the Volunteers and other particulars
oflhe celebration we look to the Peters
burg papers
|. OUR COUNTRK-The choicest
gift of the God of Nations
guns--Hril Colombia.
2. THE DAY WE CELEBRATE
The New Light Of the New World-The
Good Angel of human destiny descended
ON the chaos of darkness and despoitsm ;
Olan avahened by lis heaven born glory,
'55a-,ng up TO the rank God gave him IN
! Ureation. guns Yankee Doodle.
y s. THE AMERICANREV OLUTiON
A War for the Rights of Mau--A les
sen to Kings---an example to Nations.
3 gpns-Let Fame sound the Trumpet.
4. ThE SAGES AND HEROES OF
'76---Thc lightning Spirits that struck the
Despot from his throne, and bis throne IN
10 The dust we tread on.
8 guns Scots tcha'ha.'
3. WASHINGTON-The first among
Chiefs AND Statesmen, who were second to
no other-The father of his Country, the
Washington of Worlds.
No gun-WaSh. March.
G. FRANKLlN-The winged light
ming and llberty--His genious sublime as
his theme. No gun--Pteycl,S lynn
?. PATRICK HENRY-The Herald
OF the Revolution:
- The forest born D.
Whose thuuder. shook the Philip OF The
Seas. :.
No eua-The PiilarV Glory
8. LA FAYETTE--Tne " orshippel
of Liherly--I.ike kbdiel, the heroic Angel
faithful among the failhles-
No eaas--CG Ira.
Q. THE PEQPLE-To form Consti
tutinns their sovereign attribute To al
Ter and amend, their legitimate preroga
1--we. guns-Rer. du People.
10. THE CONSTITUTION OFTHi
UNITED STATES-TEe Covenant 10
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the sense, and, wehors, The spirit, have not
escaped Ia our translal:ons
f" Reason t,arhes u 10 support our re
verses nith patirHre thai Ne should not
increase their weight by nseless csm-
iIsihts ztaal re sl,old net exhaust III weep
ing onrArisIerinnes, thai energy NJ possess
10 soiien ur resist tsrm. Issason teaches
rs mol 10 ovespflze tie shiags OF this life !;
nay, afzzls ined Ia iiink, alnsi il Is i'm.
possihle = man 10 fds.seethe future,
and 10 haT* euilieirul tnowlfifgc of himself
10 6oew wheiherlh | which happens 10 him
be fortunate or 9nnrniiunate. nris thus
thai a jndieinus aud temperate man will
aei, y hen he becomes thesirilm of msfor-
tor. iiewiIl diaw advantages even from
his re"ersss and, like prudent gamestpr,
SEEK 10 profit by thai very had pnint " helI
chance bad given linn !; and mol like Ibid
who stnnhrs, and werpa ncar the stone
which has struck hun. Such manknows,
u be necessary. how 10 apply the Baluta.
~ lancet To his hpdy aud bleeds In order
to ensure bis health. Happy then is he
who knuNs how to relinaush those dgni.
ties which have lelt him, and who res
mains man in spite of fate Let others
praise as much rs they choose, the conqer-
ed King who in his frenzy wish,a To bury
himself beneath the ruins OF his throne |
despise him ] SEC thai H. erisi5 oniy bg
has ero,rn, he would he nothing were he
not Il hug bal he who loses It,, and passes
II by Is then above crown. He knows
that the rank of II King ran be flied by
coward, u william ora fool, as well as any
other he rises 10 the rsTArE ny MAN,
which SO lew men know how To ilh---
Then II Is man iriumphs over fortune
he braves her he owes every thing 10 him
self alono and when there remains NO
thing for him To shcw but hiasrif he Is
ihlfnsically something, | prefer n hun
dred lines the King nf Syracuse ~ school
master Al Corinth, aud the King of Mace
don, ~ register at Rome, 10 the weak
Tarqnn, who knew moi what he wns un.
less he roigned; 10 The hsir and son OF n
kmg of kings," the sport OF every Que that
chose 10 insult him in his MISERY, wander
ing from court 10 court, seeking assistance
every where, aud finding nothing but pity
and contempt; ignorant uf every thing,
since even toiyrannize was trade no long
er in his power Ia follow" - Esprit, Max
tms ct PrtnciPes dc J. j. RoBscau."
a h
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Ing toasts composed By commit.
s.nnninted for the purposel were drank
Fe 'p r,uch zeal and animation.
Hl.a Th, ath of ] oily '76, the day.we com
ITO when God said, I" Let there be
NJ, add there was light"
h5.. Tr1nkln, Washington and all other
md heroes of the Reyolution-tleir
sas s,ories will live s. long as virtue and IL
t,, shall have soiarifs.
bes' neciara4ion of Independence diilit-
and parpeinltion of its principles,
s5, SO" tine nations of the earth.
tn'"'eI In Fayettc aud the distinguished
..asr.. who united with our fathers ia
lo'' a',,se of liberty may the land of their
i ,.;,;,y enjoy the blessings for which they
bed. .,.,nnios
lrdpnendeuce, 10 entltle her to success,
llaoad acknowledge it in her full grown
e'','' our neiyhbors, the South American
n.a,hl;cs-where The Sovereignty of the
,aanle rules, prosperity, happiness and
,,e.dom will prevail.
Greece resurrection to her liberties
se.nrrecton to her fine arts.
The constitution Of the u. States, Il
s;95fd administration of lis principles,
ain prevent consolidation and prove to
- The sheet anchor of our peace at home
..od safety Abroad
"' slate rights dependent on the
soyrrei5nty of the people of each stale,
,ts.5l on judicial supremacy or eonstruc-
~ The next President. Let him be n
k1end 10 agriculture, navigation and com
,,srca. and not promoter of banks, tariffs.
and monopolles.
II. The General Assembly of Virginia
Ing sessions grievance In the people:
disntch of business, without SO much USE
less legislation.
-. The Goyernor.Council--and Ju
airiary' of Virginia: the proper depart
nents provided by the constitution for the
execution of our laws, not the Legislative,
,ided by expensive and irresponsible cor
pofate bodies.
Is. The Fair Sex. The sublimest Of
ratlre's works.
VOLUNTEERS.
CAPT. ID. O'uoco'- VI N'hcih'
Washing tremble, when the
friends OF liberty, emulate bis glorious ex-
ample.
Mr.. " r. Johnson.-A speedy end u
all bank charters, and no renewals.
Cant. d. H. Bfonch.--The Holy ALI
snct,--cohceived in the spirit of Despo-
ism: may its operations be attended by
the excavations ofthe yirtuous, and thwart-
ed by the opposition of the brave.
NJ. E. anderson. To fill the presi-
Genital eilair-any other enlightened crti-
zen, than one of the committee of the Au-
gtista address of '98, Or T. member of The
Hartford convention.
MIR. ". Ellis.-Nathanitl Macon pa
triot of the old revolutionary stock, aud a
Farmer g his principles pure as light, da-
able as time"
Doctr. Wtlker.-May the arterial system
OF republican government never cease TO
pusate.
Mr.. J. Bmf3ot. Col. John Taylor, our
Senator in Consress-a perfect gentleman
and firm advocate of the agricultural inter
est of the Union.
Mr. - Observation-Disclosures, a
chicyed by the exemplary heroism of our
revolutionary fathers, it will be maintained
by their sons--and may il be handed down
60 the latest generations.
There were several other volunteers,
which were casually mislaid in the disco
luton Of tie company.
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TICKET LOST.

IL persons are cautioned aeainsf pnr-
~ chasing half ticket, No. llsl7, ia tls
Washington Monument Lottery, sixth class,
now drawing in Baltimore said ticket having
been lost by the subscriber i, few aays since
between this place aud Ce npbell court -honse.
The managers will lac REQUIRED 10 pay 10 him,
whatever prize may be drawn 10 rs No.
a BRApFUTE:
July 10. 81 90
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aNCrit,S.

THIS M0RNLfG, al 8 o'rioel, tle mtariDsr
mW sell, nj auction.
bids excellent. M0ihsses
! hid 81 croi1 sugar
3 bars Coffee
! pipe genuine Cognac Brandy
. ar. casks Port Wine 2
bali pipe Sicily Mndciru Vine
ticrce, Iiiep, &c. nc. sc.
RICHARD POLAND,
July 10. .9ariioaeer
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-07-15
As professor Of Music.

lie deems il needless, at this TIME, 10 adsers
his method; a sketch Of which, has already
appeared in former acknowledgment, butwhieh
will he amply demonstrated, on any ipstru-
ment, during bis course OF instruction. lie
has already engaged several Young ladies as
pupils, and proposes 10 commence.siie session,
ON his return In the early part OF August
next AZ the Female Academy under the SUI
pcrntendency of Mr.. Henry Morris aud 10
any other point wherca ciScgmay Z tefmod,
either Ia tIie town, or any moderate distance
ia the country.
}. a. S. has on hand AN extensive selections
Of modern music, Italien, French, and Eng
iish, with every necessary requisite fortbe nd
vantage Of his pupils. He has also agents; 90
The North, 10 procure any kind OF music or
musical instrument that may be aptlicd for.
n. B,---Application can be made, in III
mean time, 10 Mr. Henry Norris. If the aca
DENY orto Mr. Davidson Bredhic, Lynehhurgs
june - * I2tii.sE
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ACARD.

EOnN A. .SCONCIA has the pleasure.
- OF informing tue citizens OF Lynchburg
aud its vicinity, that at the instance OF some
ofhis friends, Ire has mace arrangements for
the purpose of establishing himself in this
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'onones, son of llre9u, hing Of In
hia,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-01

HAS connencedheru usual route. which
III will not be changed without due no.
tIce oeng given Leaves Richmond on
Sunday nOrnIug. at 6 O'Clock, City Point
alter Toe arrival of the stage from Peters
burg aud Norfolk. at 8 O'Clock, on Mon-
day morning.. touching at Old Point Com
fort; arrives al Alexandria and Washing
ton on Tuesday morning,
Returning: Leaves Washington at 8 o.
clock, Alexandria at 9, on Thursday NOR.
uing, arrive. at Old Point Comfort and
Norfolk on Friday morning, and proceeds
direct TO City Point aud Richmond.
Present rates Of fare, including meals
and table drink, between Washington ana
Norfolk, Dill; Alexandra and Norfolk
10 30; between Norfolk and City Point
pa; between Norfolk aud Richmond D,o.
The Potomac Steam Boat company
having extended Their line from Norfolk 10
CITY Point and Richmond IN consequence
of Inc failure OF their repeated applications
TO the James River Steam Boat Company
10 lower the fare, so as to encourage 'raV.
cling on this route between Richmond
ana Washington, now have to congra'u-
late the public tn their complete success
in obtaining the object. Travellers will
at once see the advantage Of making their
arrangements so as to do all their travel-
ling on the day the Potomac runs.
march Is n
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-01
Removal.
John II. RUN.NELLS

DE,PECTFCLLY informs his friends
II and customers, that be has removed
bis office .,,,,>,oro>,
corner of Royal and King streets, where
he of. .rs a variety OF fancy goods on rea-
sonabls terms, and great variety OF
numbers in The new lottery to be drawn
next month in Baltimore. Schemes OF
each cen be had gratis by calling at his
office, and all information respecting, lotte,
RES. april Is
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District of Columbia,

Coanty of alexandria.
WAS committed to the jail OF this
w county, on the s2d inst. black
man, who calls himself
Richard Peters
aud says he is the property Of Messrs.
Gray 4 Panksy, tobacco manufacturers, OF
Richmond, Va lie appears 10 De about
s7years OF age, 5 feet, 6 inches high, well
made and quite black. There are no vi
sible scars about him. The owner or
owners of said negro are requested to
come forward, prove property, and pay
charges, otherwise, he vail be disposed OF
as the law directs,
ANDREW ROUNSAVELL,
apr 2i 1aw2m Ja,Ior.
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PLANTATION,

or Farm. on which he nov resides, either
with or without the Stock and hands, as
may be desirabIe.--To a good and careful
tenant the terms would he advantageous.
Or with view to effect the same OBJ
ject, would engage as Manager or Over
seer, steady industrious man of sober
habits, capable OF taking The entire direc,,
ton and management of his agricultural
concerns. Persons wishing to engage in
either way, will please to make applica-
,ion TO the Subscriber, (CharIes County
Maryiand) about five miles below Piscata-
way. n,,,,,n, ropD
oct % lawtf
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Phineas Janney.

HAS Just received IL bales of cotton
IL sup. quality, s5 boxes sperm can
dies branded Coffin.
In Store,
e5 boxes sperm candles, branded Rod
man
6 tierces spermaceti oil
tons white lead ground in oil
6 bbls Venetian red
go kegs spanish brown
8 cases patent water proof hats
Is tons Russia clean hemp
Russia and RayeR's duck
Do sheeting
Englis pine apple cheese
d" mustard in boxes Of 10 doz bottles
Do sewing and herring Irvine
Do shoe thread
Cambria aud jaconet mus!ins, Marseilles
quilting
Spotted cravat hdkfs
Figured Nsnkin silks
Black silk shawls
Nankin Grape gown patterns
Black galoons and ribbons
Claret wine in cases OF doz each
Loaf sugar Philad. refined
Cut nails and brads
2l0 tons Swedes' and English iron
Assorted fat bars from II inches 20 6
inches wide, and from 10 l inch
thick
Square bars from inch to 8 inches
Round from inch to II inches
Plough plates and lad sides
Swedish steel in bundles--For sale on
accommodating terms. 4mn IL