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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1825-12-21
Rags /!
VENHE highest price will be
n paid in Goods for Rags, at the Store of
EARLE e CHASE.
Worcester, 6 mo. 90, 1925.
QtneteeMtIl Qco,pqrese.
LIST OF MEMBERS
Of The Senate and House Of Representatives. Of
The United States.
SENATE

III 4 Es
NORTH-C CAROLINA.
John Branch
Nathaniel Macon
SOUTH-CAROLINA.
John Gaillard
Robert Y. Haynes
GEORGIA.
~. M'Person Berrien
Thomas w. Cobb
KENTUCKY.
Richard NJ. Johnson
John Rowan
TENNESSEE.
John H. Eaton
Hugh L. White
OHIO.
"William H. Harrison
Benjamin Ruggles
LOUISIANA.
Dominique Bouligny
Josiah S. Johnston
INDIANA.
*William Hendricks
James Noble
MISSISSIPPI.
Thomas II. Williams
Powhatton Ellis
ILLINOIS.
*Eliss K. Kane
Jesse B. Thomas
ALABAMA.
*Henry Chambers
" lila m r. King
MISSOURI.
David Barton
Thomas II. Benton
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1825-12-21
Broad Weauers, Wool Sorters, &c
WANTED,

SEVERAL Brodd WedUerS,
~ with one or two Wool Sorters, with one
Carder and Roper, at Saxon and Leicester
Factory in Framingham and South Leicester, TO
whom liberal wages and constant employment
will be given, by applying at the Factory.
South Leicester, Nov. 90, 1925.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1825-12-21
WHOLE NO. 275I.

more than sufficient for that purpose,
shey made the most diligent search a.
mong his papers, &c. and found scrap
OF paper on which was written, .seven
hundred poun Is in TILL" this they took
In the literal sense of it; but as their
friend bad never been in trade, they inn
agined it singular he should keep such
sum of money in till +; however they
examined all bis apartments carefully,
but in vain; and after repeated attempts
to discover it, gave over the search.
They sold his library of books 10 au en-
inent bookseller near the News, and
paid the legaeies in proportion. The
singularity of the circumstance occa-
stoned them frequently to converse a.
bout it, and they recollected among
the books sold (Which had taken place
upwards of seven weeks before) there
was folio edition OF 1sllotson's Sermons.
The probability of this being what was
alluded TO by the word TIL, on the piece
Of paper, made one of them Immediate
y wait on Mr.. -, who had purchas-
ed the books, and ask him if he had the
edition of Tillotson, which had been a.
mong the books sold to him; on his re-
ply in the affirmative, and the volumes
being handed down, the gentleman inn
mediately purchased them, and on care
fully examining the leaves, found bank
notes singly dispersed in various places
in the volumes, TO the amount of sevegs
hundred pounds But what perhaps is
no less remarkable than the preced-
ing, the bookseller informed him that
gentleman at Cambridge, reading in his
catalogue of this edition to be sold, had
written TO him, and desired it might be
sent to Cambridge, which was accord
ingly done; but the books not answer
ing the gentIeman's expectations, bad
been returned, and had been in the
booksellers shop till the period of this
very singular discovery.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1825-12-21
Masaacnmsetts sspp.

' THE LIBERTY OF THE PRESS is ESSENTIAL
TO THE SECURITY OF FREEDOM"
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1825-12-21

Objects Of Sigat.-It has been calcu-
lated that objects are visible at the dis
lance 3,456 times their diameter, if
viewed by eyes perfectly organized.
and through the common medium of
common daylight; equally diffused from
the organ TO the object but in proper
ton as the comparative degree of light
10 greater upon the object than the eye,
this power OF seeing it at a distance
will be extended; and in proportion as
ii is less, it will be shortened. We can
see burning coal by sight at least ten
times as far as we can see the same coal
extinct by daylight; and the difference
is proportionately great between look
ing out Of an obscure room upon objects
in sunshine, and looking from sunshine
at objects in an obscure room.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1825-12-21

SON; Francis Johnson; Joseph Lecompte
Robert P. Letcher; Thomas P. Moore Thorn
as Metcalfe; David Trimble; *William i.
Young Challes A. Wicklife;
TENNESSEE-Adam r. Alexander; Rob-
ert Allen John Blair; John Cooke; ]. C.
Isaacs; *John II. Marble; *James c. Mitch
ell; Samuel Houston; *James K. Polk.
OHl0-Mordecai BARLEY; Philemon Beech
er; John w. Campbell *James Findlay ;
William MLean; *David Jennings; John
Sloan *John Thompson; Samuel T. Viuton;
Elisha Whittlesy; William Wilson Joseph
Vance; John G. Wright *John Woods.
William l.. Brent; Henry
II. Gurey; Edward Livingston.
MISSlSSIPPI-Ch Christopher Rankin.
f,DIANA-Jonathan Jennings John Test !;
%Ratcliff Boone.
ILLINOIS-Daniel P. Cook.
ALABAMA-Gabriel Moore George W..
Owen John M'Kee.
MISSOURI-John Scott.
ARKANSAS TER.-Henry w. Conway.
FLORIDA TER--Joseph NJ. White.
MICHIGAN TER.-*Austin E. Wing.
Those marked thus . are new members.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1825-12-21

.qnecdO,e Of Henry Csay.-A few years
since, shortly after the agitation Of the
famous compensation bill in Congress.
Mr.. Clay, who voted in favour of this
bill, upon returning home TO bis con-
ttutents, found formidable opposition
arrayed against his reelection. After
addressing the people from the Hastings,
previous TO the opening of the poll, he
stepped down into the crowd, where he
met an old and influential friend of his.
banned Scott, one of the first settlers
of Kentucky, and of course, in his young
er days, great huntsman. This gem
tlemaa stepping up, addressed Mr.. Clay
as follows" Well, well, Harry, pve
been with you in elk troubles; am
sorry ] must now desert you in, the
seventh you have voted for that mis-
cradle compensation bill il must now
turn my back upon vou.''' Is il so. friend
Scott Is this the only objection . 1T
is" We must get over it the best way
we can. You are an old huntsman 2
\" Yes" You have killed many fat
bear, and buck p eyes" Il believe
you have a very good rife p "Yes, az
good a. one as ever cracked" We'll,
did you ever have fine buck before
you, when your CUR snapped "The
like of that has happened" Well
now, friend Scott, did you take that
faithful rife and break it all to pieces
% the very next log you came to, or
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1825-12-21

The following is list Of Committees ap-
pointed by the Speaker of the House of Rep
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-05-09
Great Bargains.

HE subscriber is now receiving from
i New York aud Philadelphia, an oxten.
sIve assortment OF Spring and Summer Goods,
consisting oil
Rich Mandarin figured Satin Robes
Black and cold figured eros de Naples Silks
Striped and plaid Barragc for Ladies Dresses
Black Mode, plain aud igd. Silks
GAUGE Wells and Gauze Ribbons
Umbre GAUGE llandkerehiets, new patterns
Grape Pongees, superior quality
Plain aud igd Mandarin Grapes
Satin Lustted Gros de Naples Robes
Umbre Prints and Mu,lins
Ladies and Gent, horsu skin Gloves, Spring.
top do
Artificial Flowers and Wrcnihs
Do Curls aud lIairpin
Elegant steel CLASPS and Buckles
Black and white Silk Hosiery and Gloves
Cashmere Scarfs aud Batecs neck Handker
chiefs
Fancy Soap, Cologne Water
Biadeer Necklace and steel Chains
Fine stripe and German cotton Hosiery
Black Italian and fancy colored Cravats
Tortoise, tuck and SIDE Combs
Superior Cambries, Ginphnms and CaIicoes
Irish Linens, Linen CamhrieS and Lawns
Superior quality Marseles Vestings
Plush do
silk stripe Drillnss for Summer Pantaloons
Dantzie stripes tor do
Plain and striped Denmark Satin, for
Gentlemens Summer wear
Wilmington stripes aud Union Mixtures
Cloths and Cashmere, Angola do
Philadelphia made shoes, latest patterns
Do Gentlemen Hats do
Black Circassans, for Summer wear
Visiting Cards with cases
Otto Rose, Superior Needles in cases
cases Leghorn Bonncts
do Bolivar do
Weavers Stays and Toilet Glasses
Tow Linen and Osnaburgs
Cotton Yarn and other Domestic Goods.
ALSO,
bales Hops, suitable for Brewers and Dis
tillers, together with grea, variety of other
articles, all OF which will be sold for cash at
the lowest market prices.
J. I. FATTEN
April IA. W5w "a
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-05-09
.N''Ni tee

pY virtue Of n deed Of b1tsi erecYted 10
ID mr. by .ndithtm Martin, and far certain
purpose, therein oppressed, (,chicf said deed
bears datt the sh day ~ horember, 1924, nnd
Is 81 record IN me county C0Un' Of CHmpbeH,)
shall, on the ISM dny Of Jppe, 1925 on he
premises, sell, by way Of public auction, for
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-05-09
April 18.
Spring Goods.
The subscribers have received a splendid
addition Of
SEASONABLE GOODS,

SEASONABLE GOODS,
Comprised in part Of the totto1cing
Super aud common Cd Cambrics,
Jaconets and Null Musiins,
Plain and figured Book do.
Figured Jaconets aud Null do.
Extra fine Caintz, shaded beautiful,
Tyrian Prints, Qew article,
SILVER aod black do.
Callcoes, Rich patterns, and new Style.
Printed Robes, a new article,
Black figured aud plain Gros De Naples
aud Gro d'Ete,
Black Mode and Italian Lutestring,
ColOred silks ofVdrlous kinds aud Pushes,
Plain and figured Canton Grapes,
Nankln and Mandarin d.. Pungees,
Habit and Furniture Dimlty,
Gan2e handkerchief, Embossed and Plaid
Scars,
Printed bordered Linen Cambria H'kfs.
Lawns, Spool Floss, belt Ribbons,
Boys and Misses Leghorn hats,
GentI"mens' black aud white do.
Ladies, Misses and Gentlemrns' Cotton
Iloisery, cheap;
. Cases Irish Linens, stout fabric and supc-
rior bleach, warranted to be- better than
has been in this market for 5 years
! GentIemens' Wear,
Extra super black and blue Cloth, cheap,
Extra do. blue and black Cassimeres,
| D., blue and mixed ribbed do.
! Silk strip'd Linen Drill, entirely new article,
! silk do, FIorrntins do. do.
! Black and shaded Denmark Satterns,
Cotton Cassmeres and Granderrels,
Beautiful Valencia Nesting,
| " bite and colorcd Marseiles do.
Elegant black figured do sc. SC.
DOMESTIC GOODS, &c.
3 and "A India Cotton Plalds,
3 4 8 4 4 Sd and ca bro. and blea ched
SheetIngs and Shrtings,
| Blue DeuIenes, Cotton Yarns, Oznaburgs,
| Hats SC. SC.
A great part Of the above goods areEen-
tirely new style and patterns, and GO
neraIly superior in point OF fabric to any
that We have ever offered, which we should
be glad our customers would call and exs.
! mine w. MCKEE & J. G. MEEM.
i Aprll 10. ts68
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-05-09
JAMES e. HEATH
Auditor Of PH1lic .4ecou!s.

in .3cT calling in the 6 per Cent Cerufcq,.
Fused january l9th, 1925
BE Il enacted by the Gsncrat .issemdfv, Tia.
the holders or owners OF Old State Cerifcste,i
bearing an interest OF Six per ceutum per an.
mum, shall, on or before the frs dny of So,
tember next present The same for redemptia,
10 the Auditor oil Public Accounts, who shall
thereupon issue his warrant or warrants IN
the Treasurer, for the amount Of principaapt
interest due on such certificates
II the holders or owners of such rerli6catec
Shall fail or refuse on or before the first dag Of
September aforesaid, to present the same Tor
redemption, the interest thereon shall al.,
that period cease and all warrants tnereat.
ter issued, shall be for the principal sum Our,
and interest up to that day.
1t shall be the duty of the Auditor Of Public
Accounts as soon as may be, TO cause this &C,
TO be published for three months successive.
ly, IN some newspaper published in tfs
cities OF Richmond and Washington, and n
thetowns OF Lyncbburg, Fredericksburg, Vim
chester, and Borough of Norfolk
Pr0pided h0wertr, and be 1t tiutAey enacted,
that nothing herein contained shall be so con.
strued as 10 have any application 10 that por.
ton Of the certificates aforesaid, which i.
now held by the President and Directors O.
the Literary Fund.
This act shall be in force from and afei
the passage thereof
March |. 3m IS
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-05-09
Yen DOllavs Reward.

T. UNAWAY from the subscriber, Iain:
: in Piisylyania county, Virginia, on Mon.
day the ID inst. negro boy named JORDAN,
OF yellow complexion, > years old, 1 tcel 10
or IL inches high, quite smart spoken boy,
had on when he left home, par Of blue
checked pantaloons, a coarse cotton shirt, ha4
no hat nor shoes, no particular mark recoiltC-
ted He was seen on Wednesday night the
! lth inst. at Mr.. Swinney s, near Lynchbarf.
and do expect he is lurking about town.
deliver him to me, or lodge him IN Jail 50 that
get him again, shall eceiye the above re.
ward
WILLIAM WARE.
Au nst Of w,s3
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-05-09
NEW spRING GOODS.

NEW SPRING tTOOl)S.
.,,uE subscriber Is NOW receiving AT his
store next door TO Mtssrs. Galt Bull
,ock.'. a large and general assortment OF
Spring and Summer GOODS
.4n0.NG HHfCH .4RE--
sinner shaded III French Fancies,
DO Painted Maslins,
4 81 aud g. Cambrics,
A snieadid assortment OF Cnlieoe',
Pain nnd figured Jaeoncl aud Muii Aus iins'
IA do Book do
PLAIN and figured. Canton Grapes,
Snnerior Mandarin Grape Robes,
Grape Shanls aud SEALS,
pfain and hgured oolored silks,
ssik shawls and Handkerchiets,
Gause aud Zulla 10
A, ELEGANT assortment OF Ribbons,
GAUGE aud Lace Wells,
/ case of Irish Linens of very superior gnaiIiy
grass bleach, and warranted 10 be ~ good
Is any lhet has been IN this market Tor .tVt
years,
Ladies aud geullemens' Cotton and Silk Hose
Sewing Cotton and Floss
Linen Cambries aud Lawns,
Stripe Denmark satin
Marseilles aud Valencia Nestings,
silk stripe Florentiaes, tor gentruen'S wear,
Stripe aud plain Sateen,
Drah and white Russia Drilling,
Wilmington aud " ashington Stripe,
uaion MIXTURE aud Blue Nankeous,
Cotton CAssmeros and Granderils,
An assortment OF Cloth, and Casslmere',
Ladies' Prnuella aud Morocco Shoes,
3 4 aud ! 1 Domestic Plaids,
Do do 81 q Cd Shoetngs and Shirtings
An assortment OF Cutlery,
Tortoise Shell Tuck and Side Combs
Cotton Yarn, Mems Coarse Shoes,
IN assortment OF Croekety Ware,
Mems and Boys Wool Hats,
linc ReaVer do
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-05-09
RyI.ASD ROBERYs,

aTIw DOORS BrIow ruE rABMEEs' HANK,
Has FOR sale,
Prime aud inferior West India Sugar
Orleans Sugar, alolasses
Double refined aud common lgaf Sugar
Bos, green Coffee, Rice, Chocolate
Pepper, Spice, Ginger, Coppcrns
Gunpnwdcr aud Imperial Tea
Sherry aud Malaga Wine
Old West India and New England Rum
Old and new Whiskey
Tallow aud Sperm Candles
Cntiun Cards, Wool Hats
Fur Hats, black aud dfab coloured
Bar Iron, hHsirred and German steel
Cut aud wrought Nails
Iron Traces, Curry Combs
Window Glnss, Knives aud forks
Earihen Ware and Stone Ware assorted
Mems Cali skin Shoes, lined aud bound
Mems coarse Shoes, Boy Shoes
Writing Paper, Playing Cards
Best Liverpool filed sack salt
German Oznaburgs
6ooO lis Bacon, and various other articles
all of which he will sell low for cash, or eN
change for Bncon, Flour, Whisky, Brandy
&c at the market prices.
April q WOW 35
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-05-09
&NYKNE

Is hereby given That all lie Cells in the
Lunntic Hospital, in the city of Uiliiams-
burg, orc occupied, and that no more patients,
tAlaIe or Female will be received into said
Hospital, until some of the said Cells are val
cant, due notice OF which will be given.
By order ofhe Court Of Directors
LEO. HENLEY, G.. CD
Williamsburg, Fet o. -
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-05-09
MIR. Freeman's select School for
Ntkt .SH t.ADlhS,

In The Viiiage of.Ntse GidsgoW. .lmherst co
Fs,uIS $ HOOL has been in operation
ole e-son. aud, from the patronage
which il has received, Mr. L is encouraged 10
Contidne il, At least ne session more, whcu
will commence on the first of June next
TERMs--For those N Gcn p'nar. Geography
ana hisaer branches, $40 ,-tor all others ON
ly sl2.
Board may he had for young ladies from n.
broad, in the most respectable families on
very moderate terms,
april %. wtw 30
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-05-09

ZnHE business heretofore Of the house of
u J. ANDREWS &. SONS, WILTON his day
he conducted under the hfem Of ANDREW )
a. BROTHERS. w6w27 May &
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-05-09
NOTICE

Is hereby given, that Colonel VIM. An.
u dersou, the commissioner Of kenawha
Road and Navigation, will cause motions to
he made to the county courts oil Rookbridge,
Amherst aud Bedford, in Virginia, respective.
~, al the June term next, of each OF the said
courts, respectively to appoint a lawful jury
Ia each Of the said eounties,t to assess the dana
gcs, il any, which may accrue TO all owners Of
!aads in said counties respectively, upon
which the James river canal, aud the locks,
dams, feeders, reservoirs, toll houses, and o.
Their appendages of the same, ARE or shall be
situated in consequence OF the ,aid canal, aud
appendices aforesaid being located thereon +;
whether those owaers be residents, non resi-
dents, infants, foreigners, persons non compos
men'is, corporations, idiots, lunalicks, wards
or others:--on behalf, and in the name OF the
James river Company, the nssacy in trgst
for the state of Virginia According To law
by HU: p. TAYLOR, Attorney.
april T. w7w65
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-05-09
Charlottesville, April %

TkNHE subscriber has u III re, -.
I SAW aud GRlSf MI l. ON Goose Or, ~.
shortly aud - beng an inconvenieut distance
from him, as il respects 5nlng workmen,
aud working the same with his crop hands
he proposes 10 contract tor bnding The dam
digging The cana Of more THAI one hundred
yards in length, he forchay and sawmili TO
gether or separately, the undertakers finding
ihenselyes The dam is 10 be frame and OF
itself is good Job He will receive propo
sails throughout this and the next month
L. Nj GOGGtN.
April 7. wives
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-05-09
AAministrator's sale

~ ILL be sold, Ia the highest bidder,
~ on Thursday the 9Th dry of AIny next,
in the town of Bethel, in the county of AM
herst, one S"rrel Mate one Mans Saddle, and
1ne Silver Watch, and .undry other articles
Of property, belong to the estate of Edward
Carter, decd The above property will he
iold on a credit OF twelve months, the pur.
chasers giving bond with approved security,
II carry interest from the date ii not punc,u-
ally paid.
Persons indebted to the estate, aro request.
ed 10 come forward aud settle their accounts,
aud persons having claims against the estate,
are requested 10 bring forward their accounts
properly authenticated for nav mcnt
TIOS. LAYNE,
adnp. Of Edrdrd Garter dtCd
April 81 wtds 30
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-05-09
sugar, Coffee and Salt,
sc. NC. sc.

All Of the above articles ure equal TO any
ever offered ~ this market, aud were selected
entirely by the subscriber Persons who wish
10 purchase viii do we'll 10 call aud examine
for themselves. ss he Is determined 10 sell low
for cash
FOHDYCE + BOWEN.
April % w6w36
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-05-09

DANAWAY from the subscriber IN
Ii March last negro man named SIEP
NEY, about 50 years of age lie has lost one
of his logs, IN consequence OF which he IS m.
der the necessity of walking on a oruich. He
is good shooma er, and will probably endea
vour 10 gel employment at that business il
Lynchburg, where he has a wife Should
said negro he apprehended and confined in
Jail, should be glad 10 be informed thereof
MATTHEW CAStY.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-05-09
Irust Sale.

At the Rntes held in The Clerks Office of
Bedford County the day Of .3prii
1875
lesser 4. Brambieh and Sarah his mife, for
merry oar3h er"mp, p'aiat0S,
Mary Crump, inher orn right, and as u4,,
o. George Crnmp, dee'd, Susanna Crump, John
&. CrnnP' .qbner Crump, U,lliam Crump
haoda Cruo'p and Beverly Crunp,
defendants.
~ CH4NCERY
The defendaRts John g. Cruaip and y4bper
Cramp not haring entered their appearancc and
g'pen security according 10 ia,o AMI He ruieS Of
MS court aud il appearing 10 The satisfaction a
the court that they are not inbabitqlItg Of ms
commonwealth, on the motion of the plainii9s,
by their counsel It is ordered, Mat Hey do ~
pear here on or before the fourth .M5nday in
Juiy neri, aud anS'ter he compliments 6ii,
and girt such security as the court NAV REQUIRE
and that a copy Of ms order be forihmiih in.
serted IN The VirgiRian for tno months success
s'reig, and posted at The front door Of tbt court
house Of THIS rpStnity on tWo seeersl court days.
"A CoPy-Iesie,
). STEPTOE, c. p. c.
APRIL 7. usu65
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-05-09

Is Walls BDIBEko |EuE hBLI INDIAN
SPECIFIC,
Ii do MELIEN's COUGH DROPS and
PICTORIAL POWDERS,
Fl Walls DALBY'S CAKMINATIVE MiH-
1URE,
Is Walls PAUL's PATENT COLUMBIAN
OIL,
IL do GOLDEN TINCTURE,
200 gallons best Lamp Oil
5000 best Spanish Scgars
80 lbs. Rock or Hail Candy
% boxes best TRANSPARENT SOAP, lately
received
80 TINC1URE and SPECIE BOTTLES,
20 lbs Powdered Rhubarb
1 lbs Phosphate Of Iron
10 lbs. Nitric Acid, pure,
20 lbs. Puiy, Jalap
st. boxes best refined Liqnorice
10 lbs fowdered Cobalt Or Fly Stone
50 lbs. Sris Nitre duic.
100 lbs Race Ginger
Silver, Plated aud Brass Spring Lancets
D lbs Spts Pimento
20 lbs best Linn bark
3 lbs Oil of Orange
, lbs Charcoal, prepared
7,2n0 white Fials, assorted
BIZ gallons best Alcohol
100 lbs. Ground Chmwood
800 lbs. OIL iitriui
2o' lbs best EPSON Salts
100 lbs. do lurpentne Soap
loo lbs. Aqua Forts, best
10 lbs Ether Snlphuric
20 lbs Nuriatie Acid
20 lbs Rotten Stone
20 lbs. Crocus Martis
10 lbs Sal Soda
10 lbs. Gum AssafRtida
gross Lead Pencils, black and red
do Tooth Brushes, assorted qualities
! packs Gold Leaf
10 lbs. Gum kino True
80 lbs. Llquorice Ball
20 lbs Cinnamon
20 lbs Orange Peal
10 lbs Sup Carb. Soda
20 lbs Pumice Stone
90 lbs best blue Smalts
so lbs Virdigris
10 lbs Rust OF Iron
lbs white Oxide Bismnth
10 lbs Gum Elastic or Indian Rubber
20 lbs Spanish SasaparIla (prime qnality)
10 lbs fresh Dsitats Che first quality
ID lbs Nutulegs
10 lbs Spanish Annette
Reams best Sand Paper
30 lbs Quick Silver
90 Fancy Snuff Boxes
10 lbs Volatile Salts
| 90 lbs Cork Wood
| 90 Irusses, assorted qualities and sizes
10 lbs Sponge, fine and coarse
10 gross Wal Corks, best
! 20 nests Crucibles
80 papers Pill Boxes, wood and paper
10 gross Bottle Corks
) lbs Sup. Carb Potash
24 Tooth Drawers OF different kinds
10 lbs best Sticking Plaster
20 lbs Aloes, first aud second qualities
10 lbs Orris Rect first quality
% SIENNA Alex and Ind
20 lbs Chalk, prepared
20 lbs Maritime SqnilIs
| gross Demijohn Corks
30 lbs best fresh 'Gamarinds
\ small quantity of Real Turkey Rhubarb
! dozen bottles Bears Oil,
OF. Phosporns
! OF Citrated Kali
Surgeons INSTRUMENTS,
All the Patent Medicincs in use il
the United States,
al kinds Of Paints, in OIL, and Dry
All kinds of Paint Brushes,
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