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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-06-18
Dissolution of Copartners
LUMBER FOR SALE.

LUMBER FOR SALE.
A I the yard formerly occupied by William Simmons, o
IA general assortment of Lumber, consisting follows;
White Pine seasoned boards
do do 2 inch plank
Indian River II inch seasoned boards
Half inch Poplar do do
Heart and Sap Pine Plank seasoned
do do scantng do
Sap Pine boards do
White Oak scantng do
New Stock
White Pine boards
fenllock fence boards and scantliBg
White Oak scantng
Ash and 5 inch plank
Pasterng and Smuggling laths
Carolina best three feet shingles
do two feet do
Cypress Shingles do do
All Of which the subscriber offers to sell on the most
reasonable terms. lie also intends TO keep general
sortnent of all kinds of Lumber used in building.
WIN. KIRK.
n. b. Those indebted to the subscriber for Lumber Of
the last years stock requested to call and settle their
respective accounts.
Wilmington, June Is. 52-12t
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FOR SALE.

a NEGRO GIRL, IS years old, who has to serve until
IA she is 26 For further information, apply to the sub
scrlber, near Wilmington, Delaware
JOHN A. BANNING.
Iune IA 52-4t
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Grand Lodge of Delaware.
A STATED communication Of the Grand Lodge of Della
IN ware will be held at Wilmington, on Monday the
twenty eighth day of June instant, at ten O'Clock, A. M.
JAMES BOOTH, Junr Grand Secy.
Newcastle, June s, 1924. 52-4t
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LOST.

a T the Red Lion Meeting Saturday last pair of
"A Sbectacles silver mounted, made by MAlister, Pha-
dephia dollar will be given 10 any person who will
bring them 10 the Office Of the Waterman.
June IA.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-04-06
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, TUESDAY, APRIL 6,

with this fatal cap by hurricane called funding.
1t was brought among us soon after by another,
called bank--in both instances, to the great
sorrow of all, except those who Jeit that it was
an i'll wind that blows nobody any good. We
are now again threatened with its unwclcomc re-
visitation from two terrible tornadoes-one from
the East, called tariff, and the other from the
West called internal Improvement, which meet
ing in the same point, from opposite directions,
might, according TO the laws OF mechanical PHI
losophy, keep the cap stationary, but new i'm
petus comes from the North, s. again gives tits
old due direction to the South.-These chilling
and blasting winds that have come among US,
warmed by the genial heat Of the South, have
returned, spreading luXuriancc and vcrdurc o.
yer the country, fertilizing and f,cct;fying the
land. But, If they come nov, they com. III
vain the rc-viviiyng principle is gone, our sun
is dimmed, our lights put out. The farmer of
the South, like the silly sheep he shears, has suf-
ered fleece after fleece 10 be taken from his
back, until he has no longer lock of wool left
to crafty the avarice of MS shcarers; and he
has now the melancholy prospect before him of
being butchercd and dcvourcd, and that, too
without the usual privilege of being previously
fattened. Because, like an old dray-iiorsc, that
now and then filings out his heels at his driver,
to make show of resistance, he occasionally
grunbles or demonstrates, he has vainly thought
himself free. A few cracks of the whip have
generally quoted him. but ii you come to lay
the whip on bis back-to apply the thong 10 his
skin, do not know whether he isquite prepared
to stand tins test of his humility. 1t is really ne
cessary to put our shoulders to the wheel unless
we mean to submit without further sti,ig.cie.
The time is come when we must either do or
die" have heard it said, that this is the wisest
Congress that has been assembled for many
years. 1t may be so; but, if some of the pro-
positions that are now before it, such as the
project for internal improvement-for crusading
in favor of universal emancipation, and, last,
though not least, for new tariff, are adopted
it will not be the first Legislature have known,
whose acts, at least in my humble judgement,
were in the inverse ratio of its reputed wisdom
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-16
TUESDAY, ApRIL Is.
IN SENATE

The Senate proceeded, as in committee OF
the whole, to consider the bill reported by
the Committee on the Judiciary, 50 in dbl
ton TO the act relative TO the election ola Pre-
sident and Vice President of1the United
States" The question was upon agreeing TO
certain a'IuInIal e c;ions, proposed by Mr.
Van Buren,, as amendments.
Mr. Van Buren, explained. roncisely and
clearly, the provisions Of this bill, and the rea-
Sous which induced the committee 10 intro
duce it. We intend to give his remarks here
after.
On motion of Mr.. Eaton, the amendments
TO the bill were ordered to lie on the table, in
order that he might offer an amendment
Upon the amendment proposed by Mr.. Eaton,
some remarks were made by the mover, and
by Messrs. Mills and Van Buren.
The bill, aud amendments, were then or
dered TO lie on the table and
The Senate adjourned till 10 morrow.
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into practice and ihatthe only ground upon
rlci, ministers stop sl;,I: M Currscting ar-
k owiedgsd error aud abuse is one beautifully
and turcibly expressed In the Philadelphia
memorial That the iett,rs have sunk So deep
they cannot be sudd. My removed without
-arIng away Il part ut the flesh with them
a. a hracnn Ia warn us of The rocks and shoals
which he in the way oiihis policy Mr. Chair
man | have rndeavurrd 10 maintain these
propositions: that the state OF tn. Treasury
dues not require an increase nf revenue /; that
II IT did, this bill would not effect il that !; is
ImPruper IN us to exercise a power given Tor
one object, so rs Ia attempt tn effect another
that the operation of this bill would he, by
Legislative coercion, Ia increase the profits II
capital IN some parts of The country 10 The
exclusion of others that il would produce
none of the advantages " hich its friends con
lend for, bat contrary and injurious effects
that manufacturers have full share Of the
national protection and prosperity, and that,
therefore, we ought not 10 add In il that the
example of Great Britain. which we are invited
to initiate, is fading away in the broad light of
experience. II have succeeded in proving
these positions, then, surely, the bill ought no,
Ia pass but lift must pass, if like the meek
and patient animal which Is annually shorn OF
us fleece for The usr of man, we must suffer
th"r, whilst The people Ill submit TO the laws
passed by he constituted authorities of the
country, they will feel that spirit =! disconien,
Inch arises from a belief that this Law is not
supported either upon principles ct justice OF
sound policy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-16
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,

REVISION OF THE TARIFF.
The House passed to the unfinished business
ofyrsterday, which was the motion Of Nlr.
Long, to reduce the duly on boiling cloths
from l5toI 10 per cent. ad valorem. The
question being taken, the proposed amendment
was rejected
Mr.. Moore, Of Albania, then moved The pre-
Uious question ~ the bill, (which prrcIudes all
further amendment as we'll as d,bate.l The
call was not sustained by the requisite num-
Der of members.
Mr.. Tod proposed, as an amendment, to
add 10 the clause laying duty on Cotton
bagging, the following words " Until the 9Oth
day OF june, 1925, aud, afterwards, duty OF
5 i-2 cents per square yard" the object be-
ing TO lay on this article duty of41-2 cents
per yard until The 5Oth June, 1895, add, after
that date, OF 1-9 cents per square yard.
Mr.. Hamilton, of South Carolina, then
moved the indefinite postponcmrnt of the bill.
At the request Of Mr.. Letchcr, uf Kentucky,
a call Of the House was ordered-Ayes Ia7.
The call having been ordered, and ihe Gle, K
proceeding to coil the abspnteps the further
proceedings in the call were suspended.
The question recurring on indefinite post
pOnempnt,
Mr.. Goyan delivered at length his senti-
ments IN opposition to the principles Of the
bill.
Mr.. Hamilton withdrew his motion for in
definite pnstponement.
The question on Mr.. Tud's motion, above
stated, was then taken by yeas aud nays, as
follows. Yeas 1Ol, nays 1Oi.
The House being equally divided the
Speaker gave the casting vote 10 the alirma-
tive.
30 The amendment WAS agreed to.
MIR. Foot, Of Conn. moved to strike ont d.,
clause of the bill IS hich proposes an additional
dnty on the importation Of foreign distilled
spirits
This question bring taken by yeas ard nays,
VAS decided Ia the ntgaiire, as follows: Ayes
90, noes i22.
MIR Braid, renewed The motion made b,
him IN comnb1ec Of fhe whole, for la1 ing
duty ON certain imported books.
Mr.. Bradley supported the amendment by
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He then moved 10 strike ont I" 50 per ccui
ad vaiorem," as the duty To he iOposed on
" Clnret wines, and all other wines not before
enumerated in bottles, and inser, in lieu there
of" 80 cents per gallon" This was opposed
by MesSrs. Webster and Miller, and support
ed by MIR. Mckim. II was not adopted.
Mr.. Foot, of Connecticut, moved To strike
out the clause imposing a duty on Clarei and
Malaga wines. TIE amendment was not A.
dopted.
Mr.. Forsyth then moved TO amend the "a
mendment by striking it out, aud inserting IA
new section, imposing duty of 80 per cent.
ad vaiorem on all wines imported in bottles
and cases and on all wines, imported other
wise than in bottles, 40 per cent. provided
that no duty on any vine shall ever exceed
100 cents per gallon. This was advocated bv
he mover and opposed by Messrs. Webster
and Poinseti. 1t w,s not agreed to.
The question was then taken upon concur
ring ia the amendment agreed TO in com
m'ttee of the whole as amended by the House,
AID was decided as follows, Yeas sc, Nays 1875
So the amendment was rejected
Mr.. Tod then moved tn amend the bill by
adding 10 the clause which now reads thus
6 On cotton bagsing four and an half cents per
square yard" the words. " until the 30lh day
OF June next, and six cents per square yard
after that time" This amendment Was sup
ported by Messrs. Tod Cook, L-tcher, and
Wright and opposed by Messrs. Brent, Cobb
Owen and McDuflie.
The question ON the motion of Mr.. Tod
was decided by the following vote Yeas &C.
Nays 90.
The House then adjourned till Monday next
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-16
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Alter the presentation of petitions
The Speaker laid before the House Mes
sage from the President Of the United States.
transmitting report Of the Secretary of War
IN relation to the pay and emolumpnis of GER
IAN General officers of the army Sc prepar-
| ca III obedience TO a resolution of the Unusp
Also, another Message from the same ON the
subject of the claim of the state of Virginia Ia
interest on sums advanced by that state for
militia services. during the late war which
were respectively read, and referred.
Mr.. Conner offered the following, which
lies one day If course:
Resoired, That The President of the United
STATES he requested to cause tU be laid before
Tbs House detailed count Of the manner
IN which the nine thousand one hundred and
twenty five dollars have been disbursed.
which was appropriated by the act of the Sd
ut March, 1919, for purchasing lot Of land
and for constructing pipes, for supplying the
Executive Offices and Presidential House,
with water. Also, detailed account nf the
manner in which the ten thousand dollars
have been expended, which was appropriated
Ivy the act of the 50th Off pril, 1915. for grad
uaiing and improving the Presidents square.
Mr. Cushmau offered the following
Rcsolred, That the Committee on Revo-
lnlionary Pensions be Instructed IN ina,iirp
into the expediency Of placing ON the pension
roll all The surviving officers and soldiers of
the revolutionary army, who entered the ser
vice, or enlisted, for three years, or during
The war; prior to the year 1891, and who
served out the time for which they engaged.
or were houorably discharged.
After some conversation, the motion was
ordered 10 lie upon the table
On motion Of Mr Msrtudale, il was
Hesoired, That the Committee on Com
merce be instructed TO inquire into the expedi-
ency OF so modifying and amending the act
for enrolling and licensing ships or ,cssels ~
be employed in The c0astiug trade and fish
cries, ard for regulating the same, rs to ex-
empi all vessels and boats employed in navi-
saiing the canals in the state Of New YORK
rom the necessity ofhcing enrolled or licens
go, and from The payment Of tonnage duties
The House then passed 70 the Unfinished
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G02aEsEa5S
Lottery s. Exchange Office, III MARKET
EArTfafput-

AsVtttiU . EfCNONge JIIcc, Ia stlnFket Stffttf
BALTIMORE.
Whrre The gresi cagi'a prizes ~ both lie les, ote[
HhEN OBTAINED THAN AT ANY OTHER OFFICE
IN AMERICA.
Orders rom any part Of the United States. by mail (
pa or y private conveyance, enclosing the cash or pr
fr' ~ Hhy Of hc Baltimore lotteries will rcet the sart
prompt ard punciuai atentiOu, 30 personal arplic
ituu addressed ~ y I. COUE% IT, H.t0riGrr.
~ CphEN'S IoEery Gazette and Regiatr." which .
Published rcgrnriy after each Drawing, will contain W.
uHcth Isis "f The GraHd STATE Lohe y mud will be m
wahed C@fie, 10 oil Who purchase their Tickets at GU
HEN's OFFICE, and who signify their wish To- have ie
same.
APRIL o. ftC-infsM
Va Ill We SOLD. FRIDAY I've soil ID fLe yre,eni n,on
~ hwW ~ The nte rf.i'rnce 81 Francis smith dec Y
800 n' personal estate ~ said Smith, consisting nf pare
t hfr neEro", crop Of hor.ts cattle hog
ntu ,nre. hnn~eiod and hilccn furniture, plantation ne
sif Nc y credit until tie rs day Of January 1875. viii
allowed hy e purchase giving boud approved seer
ciyson a sunis exceeding FIVE dollars; that and OF
oer each viii he required
WIN. FISHER, Jr. D s..
For Gen VIM. Lee, sheriff and committee
kdm'Or ~ Fr0ucs Smith, dec.
April 90. 1t2-v5vfT
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then il follows that clcvcn-twelG,hs OF this dis
advantage are ob,iated. But another strong
argument arises from the nature OF wages {;
every pursuit to- he continued must Yield
about the ,eragc rate of profit in the country
after paying all expenses; now wages are "A
part Of thOsr expenses when. therrturc. II Is
said that manufactures cannot pay the rate of
wages that other pursuits do. II shews that
those others are more beneficial: besides,
high wages. If the business yet goes on, is the
best sign ofthe prosperity of the country they
are paid Ia the laboring class of the ComInun
~, VINO are always majority; it shews,
therefore, that that class is in a comfortable.
condition the last pnnt at comparison is cap
ilal {; nov know the positive amount of Brit
ish capita, greatly exceeds ours, but its relative
amount does not much exceed ours by rel
ative amount, mean the proportion which
the capital bears To the transactions TO be ne
gOtated by it thus, one man may have Il
ca pital Of a million, and another only OF ten
thou and dollars, the one being wholesale
merchant and importer, aud the other small
counuy dealer, the latter may have as much
relative capital as the former
Some idea may he formed Of the amount of
capital required To- negotiate the transactions in
Great Britain and Ireland by the following la
bile given by Lowe, of their national expendi
ture, or consumption for 1928,
Expended 90 the produce of the { Sterling.
soil for the food Of man, or for
purposes OF manufacture 10000 600
On the produce nf the mines 10000, 600
Do manufactures for home con
sumption 10000, 900
On houses built ar repaired, on
f-rni;ure and ON Improvement
Of land ar whatever is termed
in law real property $4,000, 900
On all goods imported, whether
for consumption. such as tea, SUI
gar coffee, ar for manufacture,
rs wo"l, hemp. iron 7ocoOOOO
On I'll commodities or products
Fol comprised in the proceed
Ing $4,000 600
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THE GREAT PRlZE OF
100000 DOLLARS
Is now Floating in the GRAND
SEA%Es LOTTERY

Of 3laryidnd, po,U draping IN Baltimore.
COHEN'S OFFICE Baii;paore, }
April I'd, 1924 )
q Besides the above splendid Capital Prize Of oNB
huNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS, there are also nos
f'oatins IN The wheels, the Capitals of 2OOOO2 Of 1000
oOWl7 Of 1000 Dollars &c. the hole 81 which are lis
ne TO be drawr NJ the NEXT DRAWING. which, in or
der TO allow time distant adventures will take place
Thursday, the i5H Of .Ddy,
IN the City Of Baltimore, Hnder lie superinicndence n t
commissioners appointed by the Governor and Council
only two drawings remain complete the Scheme
me Whole OF the Gfizrs payable In CASH which caa
ne hnd az tOhENS OFFICE the they draw
s'ORDlsRS ought 10 be seHt possible PEI.
CONS q" dufnncr may nj MI times 1riM confidence ormr
their rcmttancct 10 COHENS OFFICE. lar II Inc grf
CoPas ~ NE Schne sho'h be dcrc, thai orter er
''r d'd te sisf IF he 1rhd not ify Investment, h
amount etefoef sCit he refiutsd on he Grrt mail
Whole Tickets $50 Quarters IS 90
Halves 10 EiChths Q 80
TO ne HAD, WARRANTED UvBEAWH. AT
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VALUABLE PROtERl EnR SALE.

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
virtne of deed III trust, the crheT
- on the first day Of August 1915 b. Michael Grantlard
and ChrSany his wife and ndmiteco in The usI
ngs Court for the city HchOnd iiie 7th of Au'
gust 18lGto secure the payment certain sums t money
hertin men'ioned--we will sell bic ctior he
remiSPSlor cashnn FRIDAY The fourteenth day Of May,
land situate lying md beiRg in the city of RicmoDd
ana S'1ih streets the east Of Iut No. 55OWih
all the houses, tenenens and sruurtrnnnres thereto
e'1"gIg heing TIE same houses g.. &c. lately occupe
10y John Grantand, Esq nos decreased
THOMAS TAYLOR. -.
THOMAS RI1CHIE.S i'"S'e'
~ rs individuals, truly ada that this property
isexiremely valuable The House admirably built
senient to- the Capitol good neigh
o9Fho"d corner lot, Sc &". The premises MAY
ed at any time before the day sale. application
THOMAS TAYLOR.
-. THOMAS EITCHIE.
Riehmou6, AprilG 1Oa iros
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O. NAID3lTa
vH.ssJ'JGJ

l. EspEfTFULLY oilers his services
~ Zoe line of his prutet .ion, to the eli
2ensof iyufhburs anf IL. vicinity. IL Tor,
henrs entering into dt,ui ol the various OPP
"raiion' "cea sionally requisite for the pfeser-
wilton at the teeth, and Tor regulating them,
ortor supplying their dehuieneies when lost
by premature detnyi lSansc orheeIccl sui.
lice Il 10 LAY that. he Tyrloruts eycny neres.
-ary operation Tint ,uay be required OF den.
ti>i, aad "a nj ol Which bee IS REGULATED, aud
TINT with The most sofhpulous attention, hy
The lnaNi,ns md eNperirnuo ri Mr. ~. II,
Hayden at baltmnre, with Whom, ~ -tBdird
lns proirssion,) which have been Narrated
10y his twenty i've years practice IL thet city
II tenderness and care ~ The different apo.
ralinu., aud II lhe most implicit cyndot IA
his hdFite, afe Inducements thosc who may
honor him With i&cir confidence may he as.
,ured ni meeting With shi'laetinn
Persons Wishing Ia he waited ~ nj thrir
residence, will pcnro srnd 10 his lodgings nj
the Washington Hotel
Septemlcr2l Il
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VOL. I'LL
perioaical Litecature.

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mig ola volume. No sthse'ip ION wilib DIS.
continued until All a rearases nave been paid,
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Quantico Canal Lottery, I'll, Clas
GQ2t prizes, 1870 f,k $4,000
IDG ~ bI0ULg ftg ri 81.

IDb II WHHhS, us ~ 90
hi, j. aloIfrry torWcaby the tcrnafy com
bimaiion md pernintHtion nj u hns. To de-
'"rnine the prizes therein the ri Aos will BIZ
publicly plaCed into 0hrcl on tho day oi
drawing, and four Of item he drawn n,i And
that tickVt having on il The 1T, 2d and 3D.
Nos drawn from thc wheel, iu the order IN
: hich drawn, vii hr calitlrd 10 thr iehrst
prize those other tirlris NhIrh hall
nave on rhrn The came numbers in The other
orders ot combination IND pcrnulatnn, y III
/ each he entitled 10 n prtze 81 50 5ooU those
Is other ttkots which shall have On thrm
three II The dawn uumhcrs, and those lhrcc
the 1t, ID and LII, will each be emit. 4 n n
prize ot $1,000 those Il other tickets which
shall have on them three ol the dawn Nos.
aud those three tho ist. ID aud #lfh, viii he
enrh entitled 10 il prize of $500 those ii 9th.
- ,irhets which shall lave on tbem three pl
the drawn Nos. VIZ The ID, ~ aud itii, y III
each br entitled IL Prize 81 Siie those rs
tickets which shall base on item tNo of the
drawn Nos and those Two the 81 and 18th,
drawn, will each he entitled to a prize Of s5o
all others having on them 80 ut the draw 81
Sos, tbring d9e) will each be entitled 10 II
prize al SO nud all those which slali have
one Of the drawn No. on (ncing 6O72) ii
each be entitled toa prizr OF 50.
No ticket which shall lave drawn y .i2e Of
Il superior denomination can hc emitted TO nm
inferior prize. Prizc- payable 81 ia, after
'hc drawing, ard subject IS usual 10 4 dednr.
lion OF u per cent.
The drawing III take piar" on Thprs9ay,
tbc 18th day III .tortH,bte neat ar mt much
earlier day ii tie sale OF ticktts vii WARRANT
/ H.
Whole Tickets s5-llalscs 81 90 Quarters
81 -.
Package III tickets erhh aeiug tht :.
combination rnd perturbation uumh,rs Of H.
lottery. warranted to 6gaw, AT least $50, less
than l. per cent. may aso he had atihc same
! ratc, bel on that day the tickets will positive
! y be adYanoed 10 50.
ABRAM u. NOEIH.
! June l.
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NOT Ga.e.
Drugs ana Medicines.
sx.s
=
WALTER IL. MlDDLETOE,

.7POTuEClRR .iTD DRt GGi5f,
.sAS received directly from New YORK
4 4 and Philadelphia, supply OF DltC"9,
and fresh Family MEDICINES, OF the pnre>t
quality, " hich will be sold at the Richmond
prices.
Practitioners of Medicine, country mcr-
chants, aud others, who bay large quantities,
aud cannot at ALI time, find it convenient To
pay the cash, can lac supplied on II liberal Gre
dit, where puncluallty is observed. Families
in this town, and its vicinity, sHpplIcd WIN
medicines put up in tie incest style, payable
hall yearly.
lie has also received, English and Amcri-
cah White Lead ground in oil ; dry ditto ;
spanish Brown, in oil +; dry ditto; Vel
low Orhre in oil dry ditto; Spiilts "i
Turpeuiine I.insecd OH ) Venetian Red
Red Lead PrHssan Blue, No. aud : , ou-
prrior Chrome Yellow Patent Green. spruce
YELLOW Dutch rtuh Mineral Green kinS >
Yellow Rose, PINK, Lylharge. English hnd
american Vermilion I, cry 'ch Faint
BRUSHES of every desert ption; EnSiisli and
American Terra de sienna; Black Leah !;
Lamp Black Turkey TIMBER; Gold Leaf OF
.upeiior quality silver ditto; Spanish " IN
ting; Paris ditto; American Glue superior
| Blue Sma,,s; Pnmife Stone; Confh boral
yarni ia Furniture ditto Gum Copal, Ground
Caoi,ood Stone Ochre Logwood, ground
aud in sticks. &c. &c. together with every
,the- Paint and Dive Stuf now IN use. \
,,ore comt,lete assortment of goods III IN, iine
meyer has Deei, offered 10 this market before,
and he earnestly solicits his friends ana the
! onblic To give him call, 10 whom lie returns
his sreat.ui acknow edSmen's Tor pas' t'a''o"-
aao Aug. u.