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Taunton Calicoes.

HARVEY SESSIONS, has just received
IL consignment Of one case Of the above
calicocs containing h great variety Of figures,
warranted fast colors, and il may be truly said
Of these goods, they surpass in beauty OF pat
terms, and style Of finishing, any calicoes made
in this country for sale at wholesale andre
,dl, at manufacturers pricvs. nayyo
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SYNIWQ QOQDSa
Obj
OPENING 1T
EDWlS WilBUR'S,

40. I0i, Thqmes-siret,
- nnn Yds splendid calico, some for
c,OOO ~ I.9cents yd--GpO yds. over
yd wide cotton. at ~ ! = cts--5OO yds shirt
ings, at 1879 cts yd--,D0 yds best shcotings,
at l6 cts yd-baok silk hdkfs y cts each
ward wide checks, az 20 cts--good bobbine,t
lace at sI,2j-double'widt bombazin, ~ -
cotton hose 2l cts.
ALSO,
A prime LOT Of Batticce for dresses, valencia,
raw silk, and Cashmere shawls; green and
brown Grape dresses, black Grape, gauze silk
and yelyeteen hdkfs. inserting trimmings,
fig'd and plaid silks, brown earnbrics, cheap
linens, cambrics and muslins, floss, dimities,
drillings, ves,ings, sattlnotts, Paraso!S, &c.
ap. "a.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-06-01

IPuBLIc-No. 81 !

An ACT making appropriations for carry.
ing into effect the appointment Of a Mis-
sion at the Congress of Panama.
q, Il enacted by tbe Senate and House Of
Representatives. ofMe United St0ies Of y
rricd in Congress assembled, That the
following sums be. and the same arc here
by, appropriated, out Of any money in the
Treasury, not otherwise appropriated, for
osrrying into effect the appointment Of a
mission at the Congress of Panama that is
TO say:
For the outfits oftwo ENJOYS E,;raordi-
psry and Ministers plsnipo,eniisry, eigh.
teen thousand dollars.
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TNfIF Steam Boats WAsH,.-~oH, Capt Y.
J. S. Bunker, CoSsEcrlcUr, VIM. Com,
stock, FULToH. X. S. Bunker, will leave NV.
YoRK, ne follows:
FOR PROIl'DE.TCE.--A Boat will bs die.
patched every Tnesday, ThuFsday, and Salur-
day, at o'clock, Pm.
IOR NTW- LOfDOT--h Boat will lldcpart
every Monday and Friday, at o'clock, Pm
fRO.b PR0pIDE.YCE--A boat will be
despatched every Tuesday Thursday aud
saturday. at = 0 clock, p NJ
IRON EEU- -LDNUO.N--A Boat VIII bs
despatched every Wodnesday aud Sunday, at
y CLOCK, N
The boats will stop at Newport for passcn.
tcrs Nay II.
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fPUBLIc-No. 81

tPUBLIc-No. 81.
An ACT tc extend the linesof certain Land
Districts in the State of Missouri.
BE II enacted by he Senate and House ot
Representatives. ofhe United States of Il
mericd IN Congress assembled, That the
western boundary Of the Land District OF
Cape Girurdcau, and of the Western Dis
trict in the State of Missouri, be, and the
same is hereby, extended 10 the Western
boundary of the State of Missouri.
ArrRoyEp-May I, l-26
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS
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TPUBLIc-No. 33.l

GUBIIC-ANO. OD.
An ACT making further Provision for the
Extinguishment of the debt Dee to the
United States, by the Purchasers ofPub-
lie Lands.
BE Il enacted. By the Senate and House OF
Representatives. Of the United States Of Il
mericd IN Congress assembled, That the
provisions of the act entitled Z" An Act TO
provide for the extinguishment of the debt
due to the United States by the purchasers
of public lands" approved May eighteenth,
ONE thousand eight hundred and twenty.
four, and the provisions of the act entitled,
An Act explanatory Of an act entitled an
act to provide for the eXtinguishment Of the
debt due to the United States by the pur-
chasers of public lands" approved May the
twenty-sixth, one thousand eight hundred
and twenty four, be, and the same are here
by, severally revived and continued in force,
in all respects whatsoever, until the fourth
day Of July, one thousand eight hundred
and twentyseven.
Sec. 2. find be Il further enacted, That
the legal holder of any certificate of lands
purchased from the United States, which
land has reverted by virtue of the provisions
of the act of the second of March, eighteen
hundred and twenty ono, or the several acts
supplementary thereto or which, by vr-
tue of the fifth section of the act of tenth
Of May, one thousand eight hundred, is
subject to be sold for the balance due there
on with interest; or which, under the pro-
visions Of tn" said act, has become forfeited
to the United States, since the first day OF
July, eighteen hundred and twenty. and
which has not been sold, shall he perrult
ted TO redeem the same ut any time previous
to the first day of May, one thousand eigh-
teen hundred and twenty seven, on pay
ing the amount Of the purchase money due.
exclusive Of interest, with deduction Of
thirty seven and half per cent.
Sec. 3. find be II further enacted, That
if the legal holder Of any certificate offur.
ther credit extended 10 purchasers of pub.
lie lands by the act Of the second of March,
eighteen hundred and twenty-one. entitled
An Act for the relief of the purchasers Of
public lands, prior TO the first day Of Julr
eighteen hundred and twenty, shall, pre-
yious to the fonrth day OF July, eighteen
hundred and twenty-seycn, discharge the
amount due on such certificate, by relin-
quishment or payment, or both, such hold
er shall be entitled to a remission Of all in
terest due thereon at the day of such dis.
charge, together with deduction of thirty
seven and half per cent. on tho amount
actually paid in cash.
APPRovEp-May 4, 1896.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-06-15

Thus discharging the whole of the ma
tional debt, Except thirteen and quar-
ter millions of 8 per cents. redeemable
at the pleasure of the government,) in
I2years, atfording, in the mean time,
eighty nine millions six hundred and six
ty-six thousand seven hundred and thir-
ty-four dollars forty eight cents to OBJ.
jects of internal Improvement, which, if
vested in stock in roads and canals, yield
ing per cent. per annum, Qittle more
than half the receipts of the New York
Canal,) it would yield an annual reve-
nue. to the Treasury, of four million four
hundred and eighty three thousand three
hundred and thirty six dollars and seven
ty two cents, equal to half the ordinary
expenditures of the government, and
which would add an equal amount to the
annual surplus applicable to these OBJ
jects. On thirty canals in England, the
tolls averaged in 1912, so per cent per
annum, and the stock had risen in value
900 per cent. per annum. The Tough
borough canal yielded ITO per cent per
annum; and the stock, originally 1904
was worth s,00Ok
1t may not be improper here TO re-
mark, that the result, as stated in the
foregoing table, is produced without
counting on any increase of revenue
from tolls and from the increase of our
national wealth and population, or any
dim4nution of expenditure from the ex-
tinction of the pension list, and the
completion of the Notifications and other
public works, which will shortly be ac-
complished, now requiring several mil
hons year. The committee, however.
cannot concur in so much of the plan
proposed by the committee ofthe >enate
has contemplates the distribution OF the
surplus revenue among tie States, with
out retaining any control over its appii-
cation and expenditure: Congress Ger
llainly ought, at least. to retain Tie ight
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-05
EXECUTORS SALES.

virtue OF the last will and testament of BENJAMIN w
Coieman dec IL as executor Thereof will on Monday the
"a oil tohtr next IL O'clock the Eagle Hotel in the
cry oil nhmond, iar, the ne II fair
positively seItha very valuable land that
10 the aiu Coleman, containing about
situated va in two three miles the half way house
between York and Hampton, and Lambs creek fine
COURSE Of nassabe and deep wafer, branch Of Charles.
es Called Pocosor River The ON thu, tract
are an excellent Brick Dwelling House. large Barna Krh
GU o'ef'eers House, aud negro quarters The land is level
supposed oy many persons to he fertile the lands
III uoucester county, Back River IN Elizabeth CITY
ana well adapted to the culture OF corn wheat
icy ana Cotton at the will the undivided
n,eie Of the said Coleman about 200 acres of t, Cow
Islands IN ioik county, winch considered by all are
acquainted with teu the best range the part of Viz
s Tor raising stocks cattle mules. The land near the
nan way house will be shewn by Thomas c. RUSSELL Esq of
'iat place, 10 persons desirous of purchasing.
Terms OF the sale, wh will be conducted by es.rs Mon
cure hohson PIeasants, fourth purchase
money anu or the balance edit OF ose, four
w be gwen, payable in equal cn for bonds
M approved security, bearing the day of sale
anu ueeuS "tfu't on the property their payment
JOHN SHEPPARD,
- Executor Of b. ". Coleman.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-05
RiUanna Lands for Sale.

AVN" resolved to remove from my present residence
IN oder Tor sale my three Of land, lying in The cuun
OF fuvsuna, o. accommodating terms. The which
""" h'e lying un ,e r'r u containing 100 lcgrs, nea
Cou HOUSE and the same distance Palmyra Mills. Thtrt
Is Onit good dwelling house aud other necessary hou,ts iu
hr use OF dbiiy ard farm. One Other called Paxton.
lying the NWanDa about miles below the former
and distant rom the Rvanna mills about miles, containing
about 700 aees, about 10 Of whc low grounds, there al
II an oveGseers house, barn and houses groe Aud
one other aet called Carngon containing 100 acres
tmhered with Pine aud Oak, there Saw hlsnd Cot
ton Gin III good order, about 4ths Of mile from the river on
Long Island Creek The whole oft-se lands well
aud lac IN very healthy part Of the county, are we,
worth the attention of gentlemen who wish their ui.
IN real property Should not SELL shalt remove, and dppi
cation by those wishing Ia purchase may then he made ~,
friends, Walker rmberlake aud James Cuin who live I'M
mediatey IN the neighbouhoo To John Timber lake IT, ar
Union Mills either OF whom shall be authorized 10
me- deem unnetes TO say any thug about the quail
Of the lands, sny thing reference their many Local
a'yanages MILES CARY.
August fl.
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Jumes RiUer Lau1 for S0Ie

HEREBY offer for sale At private Contract my tract Of land
lying James River, mile above Warminser H. the
county OF Neson ltcOntans nine hundred and forth acres
and has omit large brick dwelling house, with all offices ne
eessary thereto, which also bricks an excellent
barn, and all other suitable farm houses Tbi. land well
suited 70 The production of wheat aud tobacco aud
neishhoufhOod which . believed inferior to none in
Virginia Aiurther description Is deemed unnecessary as
presumed that none will purchase without viewing the lands
crop Of wheat will he good time aud m good ofde
sud POSSESSION may be bad early IN December sooner
sired, liberty beng reserved 10 finish the growing crops The
purchaser may be accommodated with horses stocks tools
corn, iofage &c. fair price have fully amhrscd Mr.
Joseph o. Cabe the sale Of In, land en- hs
Application TO terms, SC will be made to him only Letters
addressed to him al Wmminer, will be attended 10. As the
season advancing when the which would be ne
cessary for another year ought TO D, made Il . pre,nme that
those who may wish ~ purchase will yrOpriey Of an
early application. GEORGE CABELL
August 20. % "A
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Roan0ke land, at The Tolpn of IYeIdon-


VIE 'ub'eri wish sell the of land known as the
Estate OF Wedon's Heirs, Halifax county, n. c. lying
@ 1fns Roanoke canal the foot of the
% adjoining Mush Island and the town of Weldon This
lu, a'hough is situated ghborhood Of first rate Roa-
oAe 'ahd especially the fafamed Nlush Island inirinr
e, ana possesses many advantages peculiar itself con-
ueraoie proportion Of well mbeisd forest; variety and fer
Y u soi adapted to the growth of corn, tobacco cotton
w &c. an abundant supply of excellent Spring water; and
" which eXempts from the inundaton
'Auaang miasnsts OF the Roanoke low land daely
-aeen 10 the town OF Weldon, (he locality which at
nee an assurance OF its destined pos
,ehg All The facilities OF direct end the
markets IN Virginia; aud presenting
ueay ana valuable timber. view of this estate cannot fail
the assurance, that possesses greater advantages
anu oi valuable resources, than any other
ne whole aot supp Ised 10 about 600 acres,
70 al o. which an unquestionah title will ne and
possession given about 400 acres, nearly
wood iand The possession remaining 200 acres
upee to the occupancy Of tenant in DOVER life OF
WIS biuh Gale Mrs WeldonD Of whom supposed may
DC purchased The terms will be made very ane
and by the purchaser abtyto la
oot VIII he received at valuations payment Ii not pIevi-
oey disposed privately (ol which notice will be givenJ
,n estate will BIZ offered Public Auction at the town Of
Weldon o" Tuesday the iOth day Of October nert
JOHN q. CLAIBORNE,
=, JAMES h. CLAIBORNE.
BTtnstriet County, "a. Aug IL, 1926.
August
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-05
LAND FOR SIZE

VIE subscriber heng DESTROYS dispose Of his tract land
the county Of Pylyana, containing 479 acres lying
branches Of Sandy RIVER and adjoining bounded hy the
owing lines in the year 1877; MoAon Curfies Peters,
eds Morton's Quarter, S3arkes, Beeks Msyby's, Ear
add being The same tract Of land deyed 70 the subso
n ~ the will NJ his father Gideon Flour0oy dec This land
be sold at PhylvsBia courthouse public auction, on
18th day Of September next, that bcng court day. The
shall suit the purchaser fhe land will be sold entire,
suiiing the purchasers stock II horses or cattle will
received in payment Oapt. Joseph y. Davis will attend the
end Is fully authorised 70 sell the lanI. presumnz the pur-
will first view the premiseg any fnrhef descrippH Is
NED unnecessary. JOHN J. FLOURNOY.
fowhsfso county. Auo o. al.
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Penitentidry AUCTION Safes.

iNlL be sold the pententiry Store at Auction or
IH'Tsddy the l2h October aeri, between three
thousand dollars worth Of Penrnay Manufacturer var-
Gus Kinds amongst them quantity OF superior Negro
Co'hng Shoes Wagon Cat, and Plough ear &c. &c
months cie edit will be allowed all over twent,
dollars the purchasers given negotiable and PAYABLE
he BANK OF Virginia, with good enuoise all sums under
'hat amount, cash will be required.
August 3. -. -
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uF The ENQUIRER is published twice week generally
three times week during the session Of the State Legs-
e-Price, thu heretofore, Five Dollars per
abe advance Notes of Chartered spece-payny banks
v> will received payment The Editors will gusran-
safety of remtng them by Dai the postage OF all let
being paid, by the writer's
H No paper will disc but the discretion Of
Editors,) until all arrearages have been paid up.
r Whoever will guarantee the payment OF nine papers
have the tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
~ One square, Or LESS-Fi.t IS cents-eaeh
Dtontnusnce, so cents
No advertisement inserted, until has either heen paid
for OF assumed by person this city, It's
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'TR UST S4LE OF L.4N'D-

TRUST SdLE or LIND.
virtue of deed Of trust executed by George Robertson
~ of the county Of Amelia, TO Edmund a
hePiesentatves the 9th day September I822 and al
United TO ia the clerks Office county ON the gh
day Of November the for the purpose securing
the payment Of certain bonds due James Iioberut H.
shall proceed TO sell for cash. the highest bidder on the
premises, Monday the Sth day Seplem next M faro
Oheswie the next fair day, certain parcel land
much e eOf will lie sufficient satisfy purposes
said deed, being the tract OF land said
Robertson now resides lying ApPomaox Rver between
aud two miles above the mouth of Flat creek
tanning hundred and fifty OF less Such title
only will be conveyed TO the purchaser purchasers by the
subscriber was vested IN the late Edmund HARRISON
(ghO was tTuslee)
HATH. HARRISON
Executor IF Ed Harrison, dee.
August % SID.
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virtue Of deed Of trust executed by James Roberts
" on the 18th June 1921, and admitted to record in Ame
Jerks Office the 25d August in the year, for the
pose Of securing The payment Of debt due to the late
Of William Friend COL shall proceed sell for cash
mea Courthouse the fourth Thursday IN September
being court day, eli the Negroes conveyed in said deed
aiming unsold At former sale made in February 1874
= title a. y vested IN trustee shall convey.
Iig'2% Solids JOHN 7. LEIGH, T7s,fss.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-05
Notice to SheriTs and other Collectors Of the Pub
lie Revenue

- .. AWdt0rs Ofce fuC. IL t826
- sembly extending the tune Of accounting for the Public
revenue has ~ some instances been construed suhorse
payment into the Treasury any during ire month Of
November without forfeiture of tie tsgo and 6alf per
cent oo~issioH have thought proper give this public
noce, ths az do not concur IN nch constructions shall
al cases dssllow the additional comsons unless the taxes
are accounted for preeissiy heretofore
JAS. u. HEATH, Auditor Public Accounts.
August 70. OFT
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Yaiuab!e James River Land.

iAi valuable estate called Chpoaks in Surry county,
about four miles below the courthouse !. offered for sale,
az L On ,he souh side of James River Hog Island,
ao some distance ON the river. by late survey
E Sof acres the greater part Of which cleared
% 'ne fertility OF the SOIL which equalied BY any
tuhty, hr estate consider ed by Peent judges
adapted TO the growth Of cotton Possession NAY
On he hrs OF January next Capt. John Faulcon who
the premises, will give any information srnng
d. g. TT ~ VIZ 1ttv M, ~ no, ~ 1891 In,eS,nu'ia
August "NA' H. AOioSo-''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-05

WILL selluPon accommodating terms tidc Of land
lying ON Pamonk eyryer, aud aonins Hanover TowE the
lands OF Robert Page, William Roane, Judge Brockeuhrough
aud Others containing about 200 acres third vi which
hst rate Pdonsey lou grounds, aud The high land equal
any o" the rtUer, farther description unnt
as those disposed 10 purchase will first the premises; the
ad VIII he shown TO those disposed purchase 10y j.
ade, who low has in Guilty. For lpp, to
siesrs Lackiand Henshaw Co. of Richmoud The
August II. 27-,f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-05
NOTICE.

~ SCHMIDT Attorney offers h' services to the
~ former Coloni,ts Of 81. Domingo, Their hers creditors
s.'snees esaees, &c and in general all persons having
claims OF Indemnity on the French Government. Being pos
sesed Of the forms by the ordinances IN relation to
claims OF this description, he will arrange The necessary doeu
mebis aud draw up statements TO accompany them proper
form. IL required he will also them 10 be transmitted 10
the Secretary Chief Of The Commission Of Liquidation
ated by the o. dinauee Vf 9Th May, 1876.
Letters post paid directed to this place, personal app
cations at his Office, opposite the Post Office Will attended
Richmnnd. Aug y. 1870.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-05
Trustees Sale Of Yaiua6Ie deal Estate.

Trustees Sale of Val,lubIe Real Estate.
Rf virtue OF two deeds OF trust executed by VIM w Hen
~ ing aud Agatha has wife, the first bearing date the lO
day oil August, 1873 tue second dated 9Th November
aoi bon remaining Of Record in the clerks office the eou
oil hus'ngs OF the city of Richmond, and by all
Pses Interested, we the undersigned Of US
the said deeds mentioned, will proceed the 2Olh day of
next On the premises at - o'clock sell by wa
ground situated e. aud 9Th streets IA the city of RichmonJ
designated IN the plan OF the said city, by the number 45O with
spacious BRICK buildings and other
part now ~ the occupancy Of Mrs Hggnbothan part
~ occupied by Mr.. Co TX, Limner.
The terms OF SALE by oi all parties will as follows
cash to the sum e" 732 81 and much addition
- as will be sufficient TO deiray the expenses sale and
Tor the residue the following credits viz the sum OF nos
I'LL The LIST Nov 1926, 20I5 dollars, till the Nov 1877
on 1922 dollars till the let Nov. 1922 dollars tai the
lst Nov 1929 1886 dollars till the LIST Nov 1880 and ON
l643 dollars Till the Isl 1884, puf chaser for the credit
payments I" give negotiable notes endorsed and
deed Of trust ON the property.
N SHEPPARD, D.
August o5. 'Si-,I.
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Piping Tree for LenNr

Ptpng Tree for Lease.
VIE subscriber wishing 10 retire private edence Of
fes lease the Tavern Ferry al thi. pl,ce for th.
term Of two years from and day OF January
The rent will he required be paid July and
OF January III each year, aud bond with approved security
will he required before possession will given Furniture
be had with the house accommodating terms! For f
Their particulars apply to tue subse,a,..
AMMON JOHNSON.
King William, Auy. g. o. M
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

'HE tract Of Land called Hill Grove, containing above
0oo actes lying IN the lower end Of Amelia county, for
nery advertised still sale. 1t would max. an excellent
Cotton plantation II will he sold alt toss,her divided in
parcels The terms will heaccOmmoistine.
WIgwam. march -. JP5f p CITES
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-05

LEWIS WEBB g. co.
OFFER FOR SALE,
N mn HHDS. ST. Croix and New Orleans sugars vari
~ WV qualities
10 boxes loaf sugar
90 hhds prime English leland molasses
~ terees aad &c brls green coffee
IS bags old Java do
hhds BaltimsIe whiskey
so bls. apple brandy
8 hhds. v. l..
40 brls New York prime pork
North Carolina behring's and shad
$50 sacks Liverpool salt
1000 sides soal leather
200 boxes mould candles, SC. &c.
Aug. 20. 32-Gt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-05

WORTHAM y NE GRUDER
Have in Store and offer for sale,
81 y HHDS ST. Croix aud Porto Rico sugars
- y so bbls loaf do
50 hhds molasses
IS bags green coffee
% do. Java and old white do.
100 tons best Nova Scotia plaster
so iron, comprising assortment of gig, carriage
and Wagon tyre
half too hoop iron
do. bli.ieI.d steel
half do. German do.
do. plough mouds
do. patent shot assorted
half do. bar lead
80 key. Dupont. powder, f. FF, FFF
Risou Andrews x WIKI do IN eAH''-r'
800 SACKS Liverpool salt
100 do. do. ground alum do.
so htds rye whi'key
10 do. do. do. old
Ie hhds Antigua Rum
ssqr casks aud P'Pe Sicily Madeira wine
Or. casks Malaga do.
90 terees Hbbers brown stout and porter in pin; and
bottles
IS boxes gun powder tea
$50 boxes by TO- by IL 10 by - aud II by IA gla.,
100 demijohns
20 boxe: WhaemOres cotton aud wool card,
tierces Timothy seeds
Spanish hotant indigo
100 Nova Scotia grind stones
IS kegs cut nails assorted
40 barrels tar
so DO. aerrngs
is do. shad
50 do. soap
rs do. talIow candles
10 do. sperm. do.
40 wteans wrapping paper
80 do. writing do.
10 pieces cotton bagging
bags Race ginger
40 boxes segaIs
do. birthstone
10 bags pepper
Old A As%se. and RUM
French Brandy
Hollands Gin
Old M1 Ps,, aud }E1NE.
August 90. 32-w6w
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WIG TV.ayN GRHyUJI4R SCfI.I--L-


y6SIlE public respectfully informed that MI bIob,
a young gentleman Of high classical attanmeu aud afniibe
manners, engaged TO assist III h- classical department o.
this School Mt Rockford will continue 10 sve instruction.
IA mathematics aud the French language, and principe
promises the most unreuiing atntion his at niik
the plan Of studies extensively useful the nature OF th
instituOu will admit IA few additional Scholars be ,d
mued WIN. u. GILES,
BARTHW. EGAN.
August II, PHI