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The Wilmingtonian., 1823-06-26
THE PARSON AND THE NOSE.

FROM THE MIRROR OF TASTE.
'Twas on shining Summers day,
As stories quite old iashion'd say,
A sleepy set of sinners
To church agreed that they would so,
Their jealous piety to show,
When they had ate their dinners.
Scarce he'd the parson ta'en his text,
When he felt most confounded vext
Tose his neighbours nod;
Proceeding with religious lore,
He quickly heard the sleepers snorc,
Forgetting him and God.
When To-! descending from his seat,
The parson, full of holy heat,
AT losing thus his labour,
Tweak'd ones stout nose, then how'd.
And said, "good sir, you snore SO loud,
81 fear you'll wake your neighbour"
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Books & Stationary.
Just receiyedtnd for sale at the Bookstore.
J0sEPH SCOTT z


No. 90, .iarket-street, Wilminy,ou.
Two doors ahve the Upps Narke H,use;
Quentin Dur, lard, romsiee III lheauthor of
Wavcrly, &c.-1everil of TIE iseask BY tl,e sn ne
author--Lang'si 1xpedition Is tise Rock y4sl%,, ;,
tains-~ Brookes'and Morris &a1ctteers. at,
edition)--Tulleys Husbandry--Cobheti's ),
mons-Do. Cottge Economy--Guthries' SEQ
aLhy--Robertso's History of America--l4e
land on RevelatD Wolshe's Appea--Jose.
phus' Works--li Moore's do.--Bvron's do
Pope's do.-Gillis' Greece-Blair's Sermons
Life of p. Henry--do. of Curran---lo. of Penn
do. of Frankia-.do. of Marien--Fletchers
Life and Appeal-ihiip's Speeches-Burt's 'I'r
al-MagendIe's Pm Phslology-Saun,ler's on th9
Ear-.Jamesons Denestic Aiedcine--W White!
Cattle Medicine-list. of the Bible--Rolin'
Ancient flistory--smpson's PIea--Yilage Ser
mons-Parents' Ass.tant-Farmers' Assistant
Polar Scenes-City u.-Scenes in Europe-Fan,
ct Testaments, iiym books, Praycf boSss .fs6
| together with a genial assortment Sssssssi,
Books and Stationary viz. -
Blank, Check, Memrandum & PEykst Pg s,oek
| Writing, Letter andlVrapping Paper; Britt,
and American Red nd Black Ink Powder
Pocket. School and Disk Ink Stands; Mahd
matical Instruments; Sales and Divi,.orS; Per
ellis and Pencil Cases ;Pen and Pocket Knives
Pocket and Fine Cons; Gilt, Colorcd an
Rice Paper; Nisiting,C ,Convcrsatior, Enigmi
teal and Blank Care; India and Durabl
Ink; Tooth, Shaving ;ld Hair Brushes; Sg
Glasses; Ink Potts 70 S,honis and Desks
Sand Boxes, Gum EIast, POCKET Maps T. s
Paint Boxes and Brushs. Razor Strops, Sea
ing Wax, Waters, Oils. Shaving Boxes
Black Sand, Twezcrs, Toth Picks, Steel Pen
&c. &c.
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BOOK BINDING.

is. continues to carrypn the above busioc
as formerly. Olp RooKsneatly, substantial
aud handsomely re-bound BLANK BO0k
made to any size or patch at shortest motto
n D. Orders for Foreig, Books SEASONAL
attended to. New WonK. generally. receiv
and for sale, as soon as published.
June 90.
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lDlA9Y nOD!DSo


THE supsoR1BER HAS or HAND AND ofFEhs FOR
SALE ON THE MOST REAsoSAbLE
TERMS Lr HIS STORE,
NO. 1O1, MARKEr-ST. WILMINGTON,
rLOTHS, Cassimtrs and Vigonia Sattanets,
" Valenta and MmseilIes Vcsting, Plain iig-
ured and twiIled Bonbazetts, A Il rs Irish
Linen, Russia Drilling, Plain figured and striped
Sarsenett, Parasos and Umbrellas, Nankcen
aud Canton Grapes, "A and IA Canton Grape
Shawls, Gngham Callicoes and Prints, Cambria
Jaconett, Book and Null Muslins, Brown and
bleached Domestic Muslin, Plaids and Stripes,
first quality Wilmington Stripe. with variety
Of other goods, wholesale or retail.
ALSO,
LEGHORN FLATS,
With EXTRA CROWNS, at the most reduced
Philadelphia prices.
JOSEPH PQGUE.
N. %. A quantity of Feathers and Fur.
June 2G.
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0RDD!nNs1IRs

'hE Subscribers continue the Gtcery busi
ness at no. 8, North side oithe upper
Market house, in High street, wher, they keer
q, genera assortment of Goods in&eir line OF
.he nrst quality, on reasonable tern and will
the public.
Wilmington, June 26.
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domestic Coffee ManufactoYy

FENlE Subscriber respectfully informs his
- friends and the public in general, thathe has
and intends keeping on hand a constant supply
of D,mEsrlc CorrEE, of superior quality. at
his store, in shptey-street, above the upper Mar
!;el-house, Wilmington, where store keepers
aud families can be supplied at the shortest no.
tice All orders will Jc promptly attealei 70.
He also still continues to carry on lh3
BAKING BUSINESS, ~
In all its various branches, and Keeps general
assortment Of articies in his line.
MILLER DtNOTf.
I June 26.
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description of the person of JESUS CHRIST, as it
was found in ancient manuscript, sent by Pabhcns
Lentulus, president Of Judes, the Senate Of Rome.
FATHLRs,--
Here lives at this time in Judea, man
of singular character, whose name is Jesus
Christ. The barDarians esteem him prophet
but his followers adore him as the immediate
offspring of the immortal God. He is end0w-
ed with such unparalleled virtue as to cali back
the dead from their graves, and TO heal every
kind OF disease with word or a touch. Ills
person is tail and elegantly shapen, his aspect
amiable and reverend; his hair flows in these
beautiful curs, agreeably couchihg below his
ears on his shoulders, in shades which no uni
ted colours can match, and parting on the
crown of his head like the head dress of the
sect of the Nazartes His forehead is smooth
and his cheeks without a spot save that OF a
lovely red; his nose and mouth are formed
with exquisite symmetry; his beard is thick
and suitable to the hair OF his head, reaching a
little below his chin, and parting in the mid
die like fork; his eyes are bright clear, and
serene. lie rebukes, with majesty, counsels
with mildness, and Invites with the most ten
der and persuasive language. His whole de-
pertinent and address, phe therin wnra or deed
bcing els ant braveand strictly Characteristic u
| so eg.''ed ReiHg. N T,an has ever seen hid.
laugh but the whole world has frequently be-
/ held hlm weep; and so persuasive are his tears,
that the multitude cannot withhold their tears
Joining in sympathy with him. He is modest,
temperate and wise: in short, whatever this
phenomenon may be in the end, he seems at
present man oi exquisite beauty and perfec-
ton, every way surprising the children OF men
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CHARACTERS OF MODERN POETS.
by AN INSANE GIRL.

Bioren is the poet of might and desoation.
lie loves to view nature in her haughtiest as
pect, her darkly blazing volcanoes, impetuous
cataracts, and sky canopied mountains. He
walks unhurt "amid the war of elements" fear
lessly looking down upon their maddening
co.nbats, he wields the thunderbolt and com
mands the storm.
Scott, loves the echo of the bugle.horn, and the
joyous exhilarating hurry Of the chase. 70 him
the sweet breeze OF morning, the sparkling
stream, and heath-covered hill are dearest.
.iIO0re, reves in the warmth and spiendoui
OF n0on-day. His frank and glowing spirit de-
lights to bask in genial sun-beams; to inhac
the voluptuous sigh of Summerzephyrs, aud the
batny breath ol blooming roses.
Most dear to Campbptt, is the gentle majesty
OF autumnal evenings, when the tears of Hea
ven embalm the expiring fluwrets, when the
last sigh of departing Summer, yet fingers or
the air, and the pale stars look silently on the
quiet melancholy of the scene below.
But thon, Southey; bard of sparkling fiction
and mysterious beauty, what words can describ,
thee. Thou, who enjoyest life in every element
WELD unrivalled thy wand of al-subdung ma
gic--Pursue thy flight through the cerulean re
gions, couch thyselI on the passing clouds, ant
robe thyself in the many coloured rainbow
dwell in the palaces of living hame or wander
in the coral hall thou hast raised in oceans bo
som, all are familiar to thee, for thou command
est all.
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solate island, ignorant Of each others language.
Those EXPLANATIONS, therefore, which by gram
marians are called interjections, uttered IN a
strange and passionate manner, were neyonu
doubt the first elements or beginnings oi speech.
Interjections would be followed by names OF
objects, or nouns these by names OF actions,
or serbs these by qualities of nouns and ac,
tions, as edjectives and edrerbs; and these would
be successfully followed by propositions, pro-
nouns, articles, and conjunctions.
When more enlarged communication became
necessary, and names began to be assigned to
objects, in what manner can we suppose men
TO have proceeded in this assignatOn OF names
or invention of words Undoubtedly by imlta-
| ting as much as they could the nature OF the
object which they named, by the sound OF the
name which they gave to it.
Wherever objects were to be named, in which
sound noise, OF motion were concerned, the
imitation by words was abundantly obvious.
| Nothing was more natural than to initiate, by
the sound of the voice, the quality of the sound
or noise which any external object made, and
| to form its name accordingly. Thus in all Ian
guages we find multitude Of words that are
| evidently constructed upon this principle. A
certain bird is termed the cachoo, from the
sound which it emits. When one sort Of wind
is said to ,chistie, and another to roaT; when
serpent is said to hiss, fly to bnZ%, and tai
| ling timber to crash when a stream is said t
fo,C, and hail to rattle; the analogy between
the word and the thing signilied is plainly dis
cernible. .'-Blair.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-08
On he PresiJ,uiiil E,Icct;on

Moved by direct request from the wrtrr
we copy from the Baltimore Patriot, on the
prect ding page, an article nn The Presidential
Question. We should not spontaneously ha e
transferred this article TO our columns, be-
cause ii Is, both in shape and substance, re-
puSnant TO the usual character OF the contents
az this paper, as II is also to DOR own feelings
yet, had il been confined tu the proper limits
at an argument, IN reply tuthe candid, con
clllatory, and Ingenious remarks Of" Il De
mocr1t," 10 whom it processes To reply, WE
should, IN copying It, have submiHedlt to Our
readers IN silence, as we babuaIIy do any
temperate Discussion Of the principles of our
constitution, ur of the practice under it. But
the writer, in departing from The proper limits
Ofthe question, and directly Appealing to us
To aid the circulation of his views, IN manner
cOmprls Us, unless we " Oud be Supposed to
concur IN bis prescriptions a. well as his priD-
ciplcs, distinctly tO express our OpUUn OI
them. This We shall do without further apo
Osy, than that, iflhe discussion Tee uupl, A.
ant TO him, or To our rea lcrs, we are not ier
the option 10 avoid it.
With regard To the propriety of a nurnina.
ton, by mrmhers Of Congress or other ID le.
gates. of candidate for the Presidency ai the
ensuing election, 1t appears 10 as t0 result
from the peculiarly Of the circumstances
under which we are presented with at least
i've candidates for the Presidential Office, ai
of them citizens distinguished for elevation o
character, and for the public services thry
have rendered. II is not now, as it was eyct
at the 6fst nomination of Mr.. jefferson by
caHeas, "a question between two great parties
into which the country is nearly equally di,id
I'd, each of when has its candidate, wei
/ known aud closely identified with lherespectiv,
parties, and therefore not requiring spccia
designation IN that eass prrhaps, caucus
might have been dispensed with, as we ADM
| IL might have been at the nomination Of Mr
/ Menroe, aud with the same fnal results VI
both cases But, il lusiifablr aud indeed lan
dable under the circumstances Of 1891 900
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No Advertisement inserted until either been paid
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District Of Yirginia, TO u7t.
-@RE 1t remembered that the sixteenth tay Of
IL. June, IN The fortyseventh year of the inepes-
0uencc OF the United States of Amerra Peter coom
Of the laid district hath deposited in title OF
me ght whereof he claims proprietor the words
ono"ng, 10 Wit Reports Of Cases argued aud
~ re Court 2; APpeai' IF Yhginia Pol l. By PEYTON
naN1DULFh Counsellor at Losp." In conformity To- the
Tor Tue encouragement OF learning securing the copies
and books TO the authors and propretors of
RID. JEFFRIES,
Clerk OF the District of Virginia,
DAYS. Juv A So ~" - ,se"e
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VALUABLE GOODS.

ty1lIE Subscribers offer for sale ia aud receiving
$1,000 lbs prime green Coffee, part OF which is un
community 6ne
10 bills. & ~ hhds prime old WLishey
500 sacks Salt
$50 casks superior Cut Nails
zoo boxes Window Glass
. cases Tumblcrs
50 boxes Se1p
50 do. Candies
20 casks Malaga Wise
10 casks Lisbon Wine.
10 hhds. Antigua Rum
pipes superior Cognac brandy
90 hhds. bright retailing MoIasses
100 boxes and barrels loaf aud luu,p Supar
100 Kegs White Lead
20 dozen Siiterss
80 Safes
50 casks Copperas
pipes Holland Gin
10 bbis. country Gin
50 hads. aud go bbls. Sugars, various uualiiies
% NJ. real Spanish Cigars
50 boxes SNUFF
20 bbls dnuhie distilled Rye Wbiskev, &c. &c. &c
MONCuNE, ROBINSON X PLEASANrS
july 4. list Auctioncrrs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-08

WESTERN AGENCY

VIE subscriber for number of citizens of Vir
eina, having found necessary to establish an o-
ice NJ The seat OF Government has
assistance with view ofexending his business and will
now receive agencies for doing business all descriptions
i"r selling land investigating titles prosecuting suits
ing taxes collecting money. &c. To aid him in which, he
has engaged the hest counsel in the state Having been
engaged in this business for five years. he has
Sauy compelled 10 pressure extensive surveys Of
The country with tract laid down, rs to shew ali
the titles conflicting with it, these
20 be feels strong confidence in his ability TO determine
her relative strength These connections already extend
upwards of 500 miles the Ohio river are yrad
ally charging, 50 that after while he hopes upon the re-
ceip Of am agency for land be able determine the
strength o the title and nm his general
Tue country 10 know the quality of,be land diff
hcuiy The Subscriber has also Office established in
owenbor"ugh az the Yellow Banks, where, in absence
ms brother, Philip Trpie will attend 10 his business
an" IN his absence from Frankfort his business Wall he at
tended to by Mr.. a T. Burnley. Letters directed 10 the
subscriber at Frankfort. posi- pnd will be promptly attend
Ell TO- Application also he made MIR. Thos Green
OF richmond, Va who will make known the terms and is
authorized 10 enter into contracts foT agencies.
ROBERT TRIPLETT.
NOTE-lt may not he anss inform tho citizens of
virginia who hold land and have agents Kentucky
that their land he attention bv for
TEXTURE for of taxes in bring
tng suits, and IN opepng obtained default
Times upon very fl:nsy grounds death of witnesses
can now establish their claims and in ways. MANY
are already thS iosbut many supposed be lost which
might by good mdaEemeni he reclaimed.
April 10. IIO-tf mr.
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HAMPSTEAD FOR SALE

WIS Is one OF the best situations in Virginia for coun-
try retail store large scale. II Is King George
county, Nirgina, so miles below Alexandria, ee-
vaed and healthy situation, three ourths OF mile he
POiOrIac river, and the distance from Potomac
Acadcmy The buildings are genteel dwelling house,
store hosse ganary and sundy ather the con-
venience of Il family or merchant THE neebIorbood Is
genteel, populOus and wealthy will sell il upon exten-
sive credits, or stock in the Farmers Bank Virginia
Any person disposed purchase can getany farther in
formation that may reguredby application COL Aus
tin smith or John Hoe, Esq the King
George county Richmond or the subscriber at lie
mont, near Hampstead post Office.
Feb. %. 9i--wIf GEORGE FJTZHUGU
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CARRIAGES

TllE Subscriber returns his
N4ED. thanks 20 his friends and The pub.
Na.s<l Tic generally. Tor the vere liberal
&c. trrcss fIsSxf encouragement he has received
FOR number Of years back aud
informs them that be- has now
ready, viii continue keep good assortment car.
RIGGS and gigs for sale, his mandatory miles esf
Of Petersburg Va which Tor Durability nsafnes and yt,.
ness of materials, viii be warranted equal 10 any ,vork
from She PhHdelphia market. and ~ prices low WORT
Oi The srme hin, e obtained from hat oity; which
ionabiy ha The preference any other place IN che
United States for we'll made carriages.
L. constant supply the above work will lie tcnf fr
sale Opposite the Union Iicie in Petersburg, Va.
SfENLIkG WOODWARD
= Orders from part the country addressed a,
Poplar Grove post Office. Oinwidde county III lie al
tended 10 vi th puvctnaiy and dispatch.
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FOUNTAIN BoIIi,no,:e

NE S0s' riber, having (acair) leased occupyng
Hn"Ne establishment bcgs leave inform his od
Customers he public CENTRALLY that II shall le his ON,
os 10 give satisfaction Ill those who NAV rive him
s cnoin ihe house has every accommodation essary
~ "f travellers comfort. Good Beds The stages
Otherwise. 20 10 aud from ibis establishment every
b1 Families and ose requiring private rooms can he
NJ" o,'D accommodated. il Is necessary to say
,ao Than that every attention shall pd to those no
i,, h"i, on JNO III. BARNEY.
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IUlE undersigned, ~ Agent for the Proprietor. and Iee
from nag rsiOwn, Nd having taken and refed that
elegant establishment formerly known the Columbian
Inn situate on Market street, adjoining MeSsr MDorad
ana dgley respectfully octs The patronage Ofthe pub.
lie. There is attached this establishment an etesiye
Reading Vonm and every oih accommodation rcessary
for The comfort and convenience Of his customers.
q. BELTZitOOVEH
Agept for the prnprietors
LA genieel carringe aud horses iOr hire e Globe Inn
BHttnrre. June ". 70
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LA VALLE FOR SALE

EIE subscriber offers piece or any part of H. for sale
IL lies IN 'he county of Goochland James river
hVe miles above the courthouse, and contains one
thousand between 81 100 which is rich creek
low grounds The soil II the high land is of good quality
part ~ u considerably improved, and the balance capable
vi the highest in,pro vencnf.
No situation believed to be healthy agreeable
Ihere Is on II commodiou dwelling house with nine
ten rooms and every ouse necessary for the accom-
iHoaiion OF large family and for agricultural purposes
scriber, living the premises.
Gonchiaud, June II. If n EFpCucoN
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LOVTERY NOTICE-

tNCkETS in the Grand State Lottery of Maryland No.
2 highest prize 100000 dollars will advance on the
10Th inst 10 fifteen dollars until that they will be
ordered by s. & Nj. ALLEN & co.
No. $50, Main-street, Richmond
at the present price ofwhole tickets dollars and
shares in proportion.
Timely notice is given that distant Adventures wish
ing 10 provide themselves with chances imnie-
Three Dollars.
~ orders from the country attended same
pmnctuality ms ii personally present. July 1--Sl
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GEORGE FITzHUGH
TRUST SALE.

Y virtue OF deed Of trust executed by Andrew
- Wilson of Montgomery county, dated The 1s anu-
1919, and duly recorded IN the county court Of opt-
gomery, for the purpose ofsecurng j.. & o. Williams
certain sum Of money therein mentioned shall on Tues.
day the 9Th day ofJuly next O'Clock T. NJ in front o
LheDeii Tavern IN The City Of Richmond proceed sell
Tor cash certain tract Of land in the county Moneop-
cry containing two hundred and acres bounded NV
HE lands OF Cornelius Reed VIM Adridge jacob Sowder
and Michael PaG.
NAV 10 a IT uArrrrrc r-...a
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MAY 20 4-wtds On. BAcoHUs, Trustee
FORTY NEGROES FOR SALE

TEiE above number Of negroes will be for sale NJ How
ling Green, Caroline county, Monday the i4ii inst.
being court day Persons disposed purchase for their
own use or otherwise, will find their advantage to
of every description sale will certainly ie made
ofhe greater part Of the above number-prra, te whne
or more. WILSON ALLEN
Iuiy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-08
NOTICE.

MI ESSRS. p. TRIPLETT & co. having assigned IN
'he subscriber trustee, for the benefit their ere
,ors All Their effects of kind persons indebted To
'hrm ny hon,i, open otherwise Ia
ahe immaculate payment TO him, indulgence cannot be
given ~ "
Their stock Of goods hand consisting of very rem
ern anu well selected assortment OF HARDWARE cur
VIII be sold, by Wholesale and RETAIL at the nost
reduced press in order TO settle the speedily at the
store lately occupied by them, where duy authorised
agent tor the purpose OF eecting sales will ALWAYS be
inu''-Country merchants, particularly, will find il TO
their interest call. THOMAS GRFFN Tr,s,as -
June Is. ,S
AViAG removed TO the city of Richmond / offer for
- sale the handsome farm which lately resided
called anu known by the ofCLIFTON. is situate
III tue county OF Amelia, about miles from Gsnito
pruee, ami Immediately the main road leading over the
same-lt contains two hundred fifty acres and has
oeen under system OF cultivation for the ten wears
wen calculated To improve its fertility. The negLborbood
Is perhaps as good be found Richmond and
- remarkable Tor general good health. this tract of
and are several small aud failing streams and
raj springs of the pures wafer. The improve
other house which be required; costing the whole
"etween eight and ten thousand dollars. There is fi-
cet quantity OF wood land for all the purposes of farm
'hr fences are new and in good repair all
'hrre cannot well bea desirable farm than this
VIII also sell OF land in the county of Patrick
NihE on tue waters of Russes creek and South Mayo
containing 1867 acres. chiefly in woods.
Having ahaneoned farming will dispose twenty val
uae oLas Rs consisting OF men, women, boys girls.
iefms OF sale for the land will he made known upon
application In me IN this cityThe negroes will sold
'of CASH. or something convertible into 30 ay
Richmond. Nav -
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REMOVAL.

r EVILS ROGERS & CO have removed their Grocery
establishment 10 Sorrs' buildings Main street door,
the Bell Tavern, offer Tor sale large and yalu
bic assortment OF articles in their line of business parc.
larry selected OF genuine aud approved quality, comprising
Aogna RUM Old and finely favored, equal il,
WlIlSAEY
Fine Old Madeira WiNE,t7 years old) fit for use-n,-
ported by Ellis u Allan
Old Pori, rieo Madeir' Sicily do & dry Lisbon Wines
heduc Ciarei, superior quality
Blown Stout and London Porter in ot and MT botI.s
Green Coffee old brown do. for family use
Loaf brown Sugars
Teas o aplrov Ell careoes and quality
Superior american Cheese real Havana Cipars
BROWNS be,i Chewing Tobacco Spices
Sperm Candies Powder and Shot, &c. &C.
With every article ia the which % attentio, nj
their customers aud The public is particularly Invited
JuS !. lI-bt HARRY lOMPEIkS Ayeu,