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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-11-12

The grand New-York ball which closed the
celebration festivities, took place on Tuesday
evening, and was attended by more than 1000
ladies and gentlemen. This fete is confident
IT, asserted to be the most brilliant, extensive
and costly that ever WAS witnessed in America
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-11-12

Upwards of $4,000 have been subscribed
tor the relief of the sufferers by the late dis
tessirg fires in the province of N brunswick.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-11-12
THE AMERICAN SQUADRON.


A letter from SMYRNA, dated 18th Of August
last, to merchant in Baltimore says
"The United States ships North Ca
rolira, Constitution, Cyane, and Onta-
rio, came to anchor at the Castle yes
terday; and sent boat up to know ii
it would be agreeable TO the 'Pacha for
them to come up to the town. His re-
DIV was, come and welcome, and that
he would be glad to see the commo-
dore-they are all under way, coming
ap."
Genera, Oct. lon Saturday even
inc bis excellency Governor Clinton
arrived in this village from Newly DIRK,
by way Of Newburgh, Ithica, sc. His
arrival was greeted by the discharge OF
cannon. The next morning he visited
the Sabbath School Of the Presbyterian
Church. and attended Divine worship.
He has proceeded on his journey to
Buffalo, where, according to the ar
rangements made, he is to take passage
ON board the first boat passing from
Lake Erie TO New-York. Gazette.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-11-12
coNsUI.ATE GENERAL OF RUSSIA.

CONSULATE GENERAL OF RUSSIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 4.-This consulate
has received official information that
several merchants Of Revel have united
TO establish there flax trade in order
to increase as much as possible the ex-
portation Of that article. For that
purpose they have engaged an expert
person, who will have the care of sort
ing the FAX destined for expectation,
according to its different qualities.
Having in view all countries and pla-
ces. which trade in this commodity,
the merchants Of Reyel intended to
send there, shortly, different qualities
of Esthonian fax, TO make 1t thus the
better known. l'lVANCfF.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-04-05
A FRAGMENT.

IL was one of the coolest nights of the season The
WIND blew with remorseless violence:-Aunt Eunce
herself ILL., and begged that would step up and how
poor shelter The pale moon-beams played on the
noor thro the chins, and the wind whised through the
broken windows. On the bed, pale and emacated with
atever lay the poor In cradle by the side of
te bed wrapped in single rug, slept infant and in
the corner, over small fire little boy about five
years old. There was other being in the house;
friend To sooth her distress; mostcn her burn
lug ups, with drop OF water. Poverty has few allure
ihe', sickness has none; and prulery and uncharabe
ness readily awaited themselves of the irailes of the
poor sufferer, To excuse their neglect.
isteppcd out To procure LOAF of bread for the chill
uren was not long gone and returning to the door,
inc sound OF footsteps the floor told me somebody was
within. %, 1t was pleasant sight young female
friend, nose genius is not unknown to her literary
quaintance- whose virtues and amable disposition,
oned with peculiar agreeabeneso of manners render
her beloved AZ extensively she is known, had pre-
erteu 10 the gay scenes of mlrth the charms of a
mover, lone and unostentatios visit the house of
poverty and the bed of sickness! Like angel of mer
cy she was administering the comfort of the poor
man and her infant!
have seen the assemblies of the great. have seen
women glowing with beauty-arrayed in the richest
The pride, and pomp, and circumstances of tolerant
IconvWlailty" lovely woman, in such a scene ir-
resisuoly commands our admiration. But aone-at the
bed ct poverty and sickness--sle appears more than
human; would not be mpous, but she seems almost
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-04-05
PYTHIAS.
THE MIND.

On! magick of the Mind, whose might
Can make III" desert heavenly fair,
And fill with form divinely bright
The dreary vacancy of air,
And speed the soul from cline to cline.
Though stormy oceans roar in vain,
And bid the restless wheels of Time
Roll backward to their goal again.
The riches that the Mind bestows,
Outsnine the puppies proudest dye,
And pale the brightest gold that CLOVIS
Beneath the Indians burning skv!
The Mind can jull the deepest smart,
And smooth the bed of suffering.
And midst the winter Of the heart,
Can renovate second spring.
Then let me JOY, whate'er betlde,
In that uncounted treasury,
Nor gricve TO see the step of pride.
In purple trappings sweeping by;
Nor murmur if my fate shut out
the gaudy worlds tumultuous din,
He recks not of the world rihout.
Who feels he bears a world ,ritbin!
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-04-05

virtue of deed oil trust executed 10 the subscriber
ana Beverly SAITH by Frederick Clarke bearing
date the Sd day May, 1919, and duly recorded in the
clerk office of the county Chesterfield to secure
the payment of certain Of mocy therein named due
TO the Banks IN the city of Richmond, and Others will be
SNd without reserve, Monday the ID day Nav next
at public auction the premises II clock for ash all
mat piece or parcel of Land lying in the county Chester
h"id Just above the town of Manchester which the said
Frederick now resides, containing about 1876 acres
The improvements this land are valuable particularly
L" persons VINO are DESTROYS vesug funds any business
which requires power having an extent of AT least
<"" yards OF canal already cut and in with sufficient
iall I" construct wafer works almost any extent
There Is On the premises and in operation prist
nl' built OF brick, with pair of stones, one moietv of
VINE 'a 'nclndcd in the deed, and will go with the land
me "ther "verents consist of spacious two-sorv
brick dwelng-h"use, with every other necessary house
all IN the best repair.
WM. B. CLARKE, Acting Trustee
ADi! lids
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-04-05
NOTICE.

y ii view to make dividend among the creditors
OF VIZ hEN5AMIN JAMES HARRIS, at the earliest
pc '"a possible e.eeably the provisions of deed OF
trust made by the said Harris, dated 9th dav OF ApriI
asst and recorded in Henrco county court for the benefit
OF ms creditors which is wodcd follow, in part-and
mat the acceptance of such dividend by any creditor shall
''Ss'i ''e as release acquittance and discharge of
the debt due from the said Harris"-It is tber.fora
nesty requested that all those who have claims aooine,
the SAID Harris viii, without loss of time send them in
properly authenticated TO r. r. Gwahmey, our Agents
who will examine aud adjust same in proportion IN tb;
respective amounts, when dividend is made
hose who DO not intend accept of terms of the deed
OF tsi will be pleased to signify same in wng 70
OF 4" our Agents above named within 60 days the
date hereof otherwise, it will taken for granted tb
such is their determination, we shall 90 on to make
a dividend accordingly.
THOMAS TAYLOR, Surviving
LEWIS ROGERS, Trustees.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-04-05
TU5GLWTA:
Mar. 8-w 8w

At rules holden in the clerks Office the superior court of
chancery for the Richmond district, the 7th dav of
March, 1925: IVY "
Joel Allison Post and Waldron B. Post, pm,
against
ri. '' ic1 an anu James "htock, DTS.
appearance ana gwen security according the act of as
semby and the rules of this court and it anneai ~
satisfactory evidence that be IS nhabitan of this
country 1t is ordered, hat said defendant do a.
mere Oh tne s day OF the next term and answer the bill
VI e paintl and that copy of this be forthwith
inserted IN some newspaper published in the cv of Rich
oho o two months successfully and posted at the from.
door OF the capitol, in the said city.
A copy. TeSe,
mar 10 I'm. ". TJENT.NC; e r
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-04-05

UNITED STATES COURT,
fJh Circuit and Frgia District DeceanLer 16bsIa9a
Thomas Craig and others,-Plts.
against
James Scott, Exor. oiJohr Leslie deceased, who IN
% ohsrs szef"9s of Robert Craig dec and "'"'ey
Z the motion Of the Plaintiffs by their council it is
- ordered, that all the creditors of the late Robert
craig dec be permitted at any time before the twenty Sc
o y o May next to come in and prove before Com
missioner Amos Ladd, their claims by proper evidence and
IN default OF their so doing, the will then proceed to
decree payment to the plaintiffs George Rutherford Robert
ohtgome[e Robert Spier Robert Fauld Alexander Kerr
Thomas White and Daniel Wark who are assiucee f II -
plaintiff Thomas Craig of the funds of the estate of the
SAID Robert Craig, deceased: and it is directed that
copy oil THIS order be published newspapers printed
IN the city OF Richmond, for months sIIccessver
copy-teste, RID JEFFRIFs On
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-04-05
D0E$rD>

The following soft aud descriptive SONG is from the pes
OF Cunningham the pastoral poet, aud more beautiful
description cannot be found in the works of Theocrus
Virgil.
Yer moorlands and mountains, rude barren and bare,
AS wilder ii aud wearied roam
gentle young shepherdcSs my despair,
And leads me Ger lawns to her home.
Yellow sheaves from rich Ceres her cottage had crown
Green rusheS strew'i on the floor;
Her easement woodbiucs crept wantonly round,
And deckd the sod seats at her door.
We SAT- ourselves down Il cooling repast
Fresh fruits, and she Gull me the best
I'M, thrown from my guard by gances she cast,
Love silly stole into my breast.
told my soft wishes; she sweetly replied;
Ye virgins, her voice was divine,
I've rich ones neglected and great ones denied,
But take me. fond shepherd, I'm thine.
Her air was so modest. her aspect so meek,
So simple, yet sweet her charms:
kisSd the ipe roses that glow Il on her cheek
And lockd the lcv'd maid in NV arms
Now jocund together tend a few sheep
Andif on the banks of Won stream,
RecInd ON her bosom, sink into sleep,
Her image still Snftens NV dream
logetheT we range m the slow rising hills
Delighted with pastoral views;
Orrest on the rock whence the ,treanle dist;ls
Aud point out new themes TO nv Muse
To pomp proud titles she meier did aspire
The damsel'S Of humble descent;
The cottager, Peace, is well known to her sire,
And the shepherds have named her Content
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-04-05
TIRGLNLg

At rules holden in the clerks office of the superior court Of
cnancery for the Williamsburg district the 7ih dav of
March, 1925: VI
heuoen Meredith and William Meredith, admrs de bons
against
'on b. Ciopton, ex or Of John Copton, William HILL
f'tke street, William Clopton and Samuel Clopton
"'o"e" ana reuben Ciopton' dfs
ne defendants William and Samuel Clopton, sons of
euoen not having entered their appearance and given
security according TO the Of assembly and the rules of
Tvs court and 1t appearing by satisfactory evidence that
uey are not inhabitants Of this country it is ordered
' the SAID defendants do appear here the first d of
te next term and the original nd amended hills f
the plaintiffs and that copy Of this order be forthwith
IN some newspaper published in the city of Rich
oo LOT TWO months succesvey and posted at the front
a copy. Teste
mar IL J.9WES C.4BLNESS. y q
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-04-05

From The Ner- York Minerva.
HOPE IN THE HOUR OF PERIL,

HOPE IN THE HOUR OF PERIL;
DREAM.
Upon precipice stood
Below me foam'd the angry food,
On either hand an icy glare:
Above dark clouds, below despair!
Thrice | resolved no more To strive
But down the abyss OF fate to drive;
Yet something whispered -"Stay, oh stay.
Fon low ring cloud shall ope
Its foodgates, and shall melt away
The icy glare. This, this was H,peI
The clouds more dark aud darker grew;
Inc "hiriwimds fierce and fercer blew;
Inc slippery slope, with hostile glare,
Forbade the hope OF safety there!
ihe clouds no gcnei nus aid best0w-
ihey re gonzales! |, too, must co.
"A little longer" whispers one,
sand man his heart shall opo,
10 save "A BROTHERS tcidor', son,
And lead thee hence" This, too, was Hone.
Lethargic slumbers seize me now;
! sihk upon the chasms brow;
Hope whispers still-"O! don't despair
There's mercy in the changing air;
The sun may send cheering ray,
And melt the icy glare away
rates chilly winds more chilly grow,
AND meroy sun is gone;
Nor furious ave the waves below.
The crisis histens on!
Longer cannot bear the hare,
NJ -orweu.s o.! malicious fate:
De- gull below the drear abvss.
tIev7 nothing nalf as drear as this
wet prrsevere, the Whisper saws
Ill mercy's God his power Displays"
lmpatiently spurncd the spite,
And leap'd upon the slope.
Down! down!! went,!! This put to flight
me Nightmare, tciM its rider-Hope.
Baltimore. PYTHIAs.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-04-05
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Richmond 2nd Month, Is, 1926 {
The creditors ofMe late Robert Craie dr. arc berb,,
'o!ied to come N" ond prOre Mer claims before me- At n
9Dtce IN city, at any time before The I'D dan of Mai
nerf I" conformity wih The aforegong orderofAte court
=, AMOS LADD
-IaI. o-NoW Master Commissioner
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-04-05

OIlCE Is hereby given, that the following Certif-
cate OF the United States Stock, in the name of JOHN
maSon' bearing date the 10th Of March, 1891 has bee
lost or nsaid and due application will be made at the
Loan Ohce Of the United States for its renewal Deferred
pes cent. Stock, No 1870, amount $50 01.
JOHN r. MASON, SENR
""h' ~ vt1Qf
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-04-05
BATTLE OF GUAmANoUILLA.
TIVE Bruce's Address,.

BATTLE OF GUABTAN QUILLA.
Tune Bruce's 4ddrcss
Hark! in Southern clmes afar,
Like the Earthquakes sullcn lar,
Rolls the mingled din of war,
Strife and rivalry
On the hoary Andes high
Streaming to the winter sky,
Lo. the Patriot banners hy,
scoruing Royalty.
Soon the gath'ring hosts of Spain
Darker Gudmonquiiid's plain,
Daring to the fight again.
Freedoms cbivay.
Now conflicting squadrons pour;
Louder swells the battles's roar;
Redder grows the field with gore,
Mid the revclry.
Clash Of armour renls the air,
Horse and horsemcn weller there,
Drum and bugle drown despair,
Onward! is the cry"
Ho,Iing in the battle cloud,
Wreatns Of smrkc the vulture shrou5,
Ks alolt Inc screams aloud.
Der his destin'd prey.
Peedrg through the storm Of war,
10. the bright COLUMBIAN Star,
Millions snont fof BOLIVAR
and for ,ictory!
Hail fair Freedom. iav'rife Son,
Hail thou second WASHINGTON!
They triumphant sword hath won
Immortality!
North and South iI.y deeds proclaim.
"a stff
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-04-05
SIR ALFRED

By The bnhorted Horse SIR HnRRr.
3 WAT truly celebrated Horse SIR ALFRED. equally
remarkable for beauty, speed and bottom, will stand
again at my Plantation in Charles City county, seven
miles from the Court House. and be LET m na,cs ~ a.
same terms as formerly.
HENRY r. CHRISTIAN
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-04-05

Wicu 'uc presen, Archbishop Of Canterbury was ire,
made Bishop it Of supposed to he through the
nobe family 10 whom he is related and particularly ~ te
request Of the beautiful Duchess The following lines were
written the occasion:-
"Old poets tell, how could it be-
That IenUs from out the sea:
But modern times wonders show
The zee from Tsn,g rises now"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-04-05
SGSTENE,
-, Prizes,
22,100 Blanks.

In this SCENE of eight drawn ballots there will be Sc
prizes with three numbers them 1856 with numbers
on tbem and lU6O6 with number them Those tick
cts having of the drawn ballots them re blanks
To determine the fate of the 1920 tickets, the 60 num-
bers VIII severaly be placed lin the wheel the day of
drawing and eight of them will drawn; and that ticket
having it combination, the 1st ID Sd Nos drawn
will be entitled TO $4,000
That having on it the 9th 9TH and 9th entitled to 20O0O
That having it the 4h, 9TH and 9th, entitled to 10000
Those having them the Sd, 4th and 5tb, aud 3D.
9TH and 9th each 5000
That having the Cd, Sd and 9TH, entitled to AGO
Those having them the
I'd, 9th and 9th, I'd, 9th and 7th, ID, 9th nd 9th
I'd, 9TH and 9th, Sd, 9TH and 9th, Sd, 9TH and 7th,
Sd, 4tb and 9th, Sd, 5th and 9th, 81, 9TH and 7rh
ID, 9Th and 9th. Sd, 9th and 7th, Sd, 9th and 9th
4th 9th and 7th, 9TH. 9Th and 9th, 4th 9th and 7th
4th, 9th and 9th, 4tI 9TH and 9th, 5th 9th and 9Th
5th, 7th and 9Th each 1000
All others (being 80 ckets having three Of the drawn
Nos. on them, will each be entitled TO 500
The 50 tickets having on them the Sd and 9TH drawn
Nos. only will be each entitled to 100
The l56 tickets having them the 4tb and 5th, 9TH
and 9th or 9TH and 7th drawn Nos. only, will each
be entlcdto so
All others (beng 1248 ket) with any ofthe drawn
Nos. on them, will each be entitled to 90
All others (being 1O6OS) with one Of the drawn Nos.
their, will each be entitled to 10
No ticket which shall have drawn prize of superior de-
nomination car be entitled to an inferior prize.
Prizes payable 80 days after the drawing, subject to de-
ductIon of Is per cent.
D. considerable portion of this Lottery is put in par
cells Of % tickets embracing all the combination Nos from
CO. which parcels possibly draw less than $50
less the deduction Of IS per with many for
the Capital Plies.
Packets Of % whole tickets, by certificate SIP
20HaM Go. 56
% Quarter, do. 99
90 Eighth, do. IL
Price Of whole dckets 50 eacb--shares in proportion,
nine IrUly L7tcty OfFceof
s. 81 M ALIEN Il co.
No. 759, Main-Sfresf, Richmond, Va
April. ."
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-04-05
BussOTah Arabian

FENHIS celebrated Horse will stand the ensuiog so
n at Cudes, in the lower end Of his county Far
particulars bandbi1s
Feb 1871
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-04-05

1880 tickets, at So 25, 17917o
Only II blanks prize
The number of blanks i'm this lottery is invarabe: tha
U.s. the chances OF the adventures never Impaired
Tins should be considered very great advantage
all those which termina ted in one drawing
H. Tickets and Shares may be had at the
Aaanagsr'a 0f1fGe,
Under The Eagle Hotel, Rich.nond.
Whole Tickets Sd
HAN do g
Quarter do
Iackages OF 10 tickets embracing all the 80 Nos
OF the Lottery, which must of necessity draw at least
S1 o. nett with many chances for capitals or Shares;
OF packages, may be had at the same rate
Prlzes IN any of the Lotteries of New York New
jersey Pennsy lVana, Mary land, and Virginia. will be
received in pay mcnt.
Orders enclosing the cash. prizes as above, free OF
postage, for tickets shares, will receive prompt at
tenton, if addressed to
A. M'INTYRE, Richmoad Vu
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-04-05
= Orders in the above brilliant sheme will be received
L. Z. SALATGNA Al CPS
UNE0E CANAL LOTTERY,
SIXTEENTH cLAss--NEw SERIES.
-9G-
7Btgbest prjse $4,000 Douars.

WiH be dra'en on Wcdnesday, The 11M Of Mag,
AND COMPLETED IN A FEW MINUTES.
Sixty Numbers-Eight Ballots 10 be Drawn.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-04-05

Mothers, see 10 your ~ ghtere,-A Pi,ilad lpbia
p scia7, in a letter 10 lacy on TIE dc!eter eF.r
OF wearing corses. has the fyown remarks: II anti
cpate the happy period when the farest portion Of tho
fair creation will step forth unncumbefed With slabs OF
walnut and tiers of whalebone The constitution If
our females must be excellent, 10 withstand in auy TO-
larable degree the terrible infections of the corset
long hours every day. No other animal could survive
IT. Take the honest OK and enclose his sides with hoop
poles, put an oaken plank beneath him, and gird the
whole with bed cord, AID demand Of him labour. He
would labour indeed, but it would he for breath.n
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-04-05

HENRY h. CHRISTIAN.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-04-05

- airy store, Richmond.
of North Carolina Of which applicants may avail Them
selves by letter pos pad) addressed TO the propreo 8a
N. 5th street, Philadelphia Fct 90
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-04-05

March 29-tf
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-04-05

One Of the present amusements Of the London pub
lie IS that Of listening lem Henri 'Tomboser Ma
lor" to Napoleon. Mr. Henri, "pays on fifteen diff
crent toned drums, in soft and harmonious STYLE at
one time forming novel and complete instrument
Tie Causes teey eight drum silks to ny in the air all
Notwithstanding them in peculiar manner under
his arms aid legs lie PLAYS his various drums pass
ing from one TO another with such astonishing rapdity
that tue eye Of the spectator scarcely follow his
haGds.n
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-13
HAIR RESTORATIVE,
And Preservanve Ycgetabi Ccr0tr.

ySvIlE important discovery of vegetable substance t
bic of restoring and preserving the hair, WAS crat"
tally made by individual, who has neither Me cas,,
nor the disposition 10 practice deception iatd AZ
fullest reliance may be placed on the efficacy aid re
Of the Vegetable Ceiate, only in restoring and ia
ting the falling of the hair, but IN producing The pes.
lustre and lyeness OF Imaginable: and the pubic
res, assured that its effects will be clearly maneselS
the course Of short time by the renewal and yiecro
growth of the hair, andby eifec'uay preventing its cc
ng out or falling off The Vegetable Cerate tends to ~
cuscitatc and excite the energies OF the capillary vessels
which constitute those organs that secrete the matter f
ing the hair these, Ike many other organs OF the animal
body which have been in state of dormancy disease
may be restored 20 their healthy action, and pelioma
those functions assigned them by nature.
The proprietor being aware OF the numerous specifics
palmed the public, and desrous that the article
NAV not suffer- rests its merits the effect has Do
ced on hundreds Of PERSONS both male and female and
found to be the only thing in restoring and preventing the
hair from coming out of the heads OF those who have used
it, and all that is asked, il relates to the verify os e
! feet, is a fair trial.
Elderly people, with bald heads, must rest assured i,
bv applying few boxes of the above Cera,e their l,
viii be restored with all youthful beauty and life
70 prevent imposition, the sale OF the Vegetable Ccrae
Will be confined To Dr. JAMES II. HART for The c, NJ
New.York only corner of Broadway and Chambers tire
doors from Washington Hall, where it will be sold at 81
LIS.
| liberal deduction will be made TO country dealers.
| N B. Gentlemen that are bald, after using il for sme
weeks, will find small fibre of hair growing on the nacs
that is bald they will continue for about ten day, after
its appearance, then they will shave their hair close Of
where il is affected, after that will receive its naua
and vigorous growth.
by sickness, the Cente will restore to them in very H.
tie time full and beautiful head Of hair il is beyohdal
doubts is Tic only thing that has been discover
ed in this country, or perhaps in any other
| - A few boxes of the above valuable article Just re-
ceyed from New York, and for sale at the Wa,cnan Of
ice 28-