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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-09-25

Letters from Bahia to the 9th Of August have
been received at Boston, which state that, after
the FIRST Of January next, no vessel will be adj
mitled to an entry in Brazil without toe Bra
lillian ConsuPs certificate 10 the Manifest. The
brig Corporal-Trim, from Boston, was delayed
three days in consequence of not having such
certificate; and all vessels are put under quaran-
tine and subject to the expense ofa second visit
;r thew have not the Brazilian Consul's cert:f-
cate attached to their Bill of Health. Buenos
Ayres remained under strict blockade. 1t is
said that the Emperor will, in this month or
che lext establish his Court at Bahia, which,
il is calculated, will make every thing brisk
Che Empress is going home to her father, on
account Of the Emperor not paying that respect
to her, which is due to wife. Flour is quoted
at l2 so per barrel; Pork at $40; SpermaceG
Candles at so cents per pound; aud Soap at 90
cents.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-09-25
= GLASSES and Shrub.
DRAWING Of the

Union Canal Lottery, Oath Class, which took place at
Philadelphia on the 10Th inst The following the
drawn numbers, viz
81 26 SO 90 81 II 4S 40
In this class ]. H. Runnells had the pleasure of dis
trbuting among his customers (agreeaby to the num-
Der OF tickets he sod) large proportion of prizes,
yeral ofwhich had two of -'le drawn numbers
Q7Persons holding prize tickets, and those who
want money, invited to try their fortunes in the lot
teries to be drawn Weaesday next, 27h inst viz
The Washington City Canal Lottery, highest prize
$4,000, tickets dols and the Grand State Lottery of
Virginia, (odd and even highest prize 20, 600 dollars;
tickets S., shares in lucky numbers, be
sure to call at
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-09-25

The Funeral Celebration in honor Of MIR.
ADAMS, took place in Charleston, S c. on
Thursday the l4th inst agreeably to previous
arrangements. The Grafton was delivered by
Timothy Ford, Esq. Revolutionary Soldier
and is spoken of in high terms of appreciation,
as yell for the judicious and philosophical re-
lection with which it was, re plete, as for the
7alaable historical and biographical informa-
ten, conveyed with animated eloquence. at
Is unnecessary" says the Mercury, "to give
detailed description of the ceremonies, as they
were, In all respects, similar to those which
were performed in honor of Mr.. Jefferson. 1t
deserves to be mentioned, however, to the credit
Of our Citizens, that Notwithstanding the pre-
Fious ceremonies in commemoration Of Mr.
Jefferson, and the extreme oppressiveness of
'ne weather, there was no diminution in their
attendance upon the late occasion. The same
degree of public sympathy which was display
Cd or the one, was exhibited for the other
ihe procession was equally full and the streets
equally crowded. The military turned out in
Similar strength, and manifested the same
p'0mpiitude of disposition and brilliancy of
appearance. The various Societies Of the city,
. before, were preceded by appropriate en-
oNms and banners. As there was no difference
~ ne internal feelings of our people in relation
nose distinguished and venerable patriarchs,
" mere was none in their outward manifesto
nuns Of respect and homage. Every emotion
mat was felt for Jefferson has been felt for Adj
ans No flower has been strewn upon the
grave oil the one, which has not its counterpart
upon the tomb Of the other. No tribute has
V'e0 offered to the momory of the one, which
' not equally conciliated the approving smile
'"e other. United in glory and in peril
'u 10 Death, and by their deaths identified
-" VIC Gay which they made their own--tbey
'' also been united in the spontaneous offer
VI our homage, and will live forever identi-
- :" The gratitude and generation o. our citi-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-09-25

Fable ofa Gue6re Psophet--Carried by an an
gel, SAYS the fable, to spot whence he beheld
the place of torment of the wicked, and inform
ed by the angel OF the various reasons fcr the
various conditions in which he saw the several
sufferers, his attention was at length particular
w caught by the situation of man whose
whole naked body was surrounded by raging
flames, with the single exception of his left foot
sAnd what said the prophet to the angel;
swhat, my lord, is the cause OF that particular
excep,ion?' The man whom thou beholdest,
returned the angel, was in his lifetime, a WICK
ed king His oppression of his subjects was
grieyous. and thou seest how he suffereth Tor
his guilt! But, one day, that miserable tyrant
(tyrant though he was) walked near to sheep
cote, where it CHANGED that he saw lamb telh-
cred to stake, and was hungering after the
remainder of some hay which had been placed
near it, but of which it had already consumed
all that was within its reach. The wicked
prince, feeling upon that occasion one emotion
of pity, stretched out his left foot, and pushed
the hay within reach of the lamb. Thou per-
ceivesl, then, o prophet! how surely thy God
remembereth every deed of mercy among all
the sons of men; how he loveth allhis creatures
and how he beareth in mind every act OF love
which is performed for them! A single act OF
mercy, bestowed upon hungry lamb, has saw
ed from the flames of hell the left foot even oil
a wicked tyrant.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-09-25
.r,sRsx ANDaa.gAs
CORNING, SEPTEMBER IS, 1896


.ao0l papers to the 18th ul'lmo have been
Li'erp00,n baltimore, but they contain nothing
rcsl'sa : a. arrival at New-York, Paris and
r'' Dy r to the 18th Of the same month
Bsrrs pap. :. hand. The frigate Hebe had ar
have Gun u,vre with FIVE millions OF francs, the
r'sa = ..,oeu, from the Haytien government,
b. ',,mDanied by an agent to see the funds duly
i'l'r r..nch provincial paper states that France
1T -, 70 send 10000 men into Spain, to over
s 'D. :. portuguese charter. This is contra
in'n :. :, the Drapsau Blanc, which. states that
dI' 100 Spaniards are to march to the from
l,,'. ,,,e events in Constan,inople have rean-
:, ,be Greeks. 1t is stated also, that
!, IN ! coebrane has arrived in the Grecian seas;
,h,t the Greek Admirals had reunited
-. forces under his command.
The news from Greece, via Paris, is to the
80, # July, and of very unsatisfactory nature
r.. new government has less energy than the
"a II has lust removed to a small island,
po.ov. opposite Napoli, which is still occupi-
a nv the Suliots and Remeliots, who are not
wiling to deliver up the fort until they receive
their arrearases.
Several villages of Attica have surrendered TO
the Turks.
The American Squadron, under Com. Rodg-
srs. was in the Dardanelles on the Goth of July;
The Austrian and the English squadrons were
At Smyrna when last heard from.
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tier followed the profession = n
eorsa hot tonse the ugly word nj.
rate.
Having sent to the bottom of The
sea numerous mcu. women and chill
dren having rlundercd. burnt and
destroyed. with = gal ex.ecdine
that ofthe government to which he
hrlongrd he NJ lrnglh accumulat-
Ell IN enormous property. His snn il
spending II. IT the father be- doon-
eh IN eternal torments. how can his
nhrcilonate sou help that Pertains
h" M, even sometimes be Of npin-
ION. happy arr children whose IA
theirs are d. Who IL thai
ll'tle dark man is he AZ lndiano,
No. he is n Portuguese. the depth of
whose native complexion has been
decreased by the SUI and the sands
of Alrlfa will tell yon the histo-
r, nj his father. aud leave YOU 10
Jndg" oi th" hiatot, 81 Tie son. That
Father. then. had litllc vessel Of his
own, l. which he commenced trade
between 81. Jean de /. . do and tie
braz IL. Now yon know, OF do YOU
not Know, (for who can know every
thing , that that glorious trade con.
slS's III collect < ncgroes from tho
district, within two hundred Il apucs
~ every direction III the former
place. and Transporting them ~ The
latter, where they are sold As slaves.
Nm ancient king Of por ugal having
imposed lax upon this traiir. which
lax ~ levied not on the n.g rocs, but
on the ships. "hethere,npty or full.
II ~ The custom. in ordri. 10 pay as
ilttIe duty. aud IL employ as icw ves-
sfls as possible. 10 pa The negroes
III the hold and betweeu the decks
: ike billets of wood 10 borrow the
expression of an eyewitness. The
greater number p(these uniortnuato
beIngs are generally smothered in
tll" conveyance but II the wind bo
lair, aud the passagr short, cargoe.
VIII Occasionally arrive. not alt &c
thrr "f'nJnrcd, II Is true. bnt partly
~ and IL ~ calculated thai ii one
voJ age "nt OF three prove success
'nl, the merchant makes AN honest
profit You cxeIaim. aud you ex-
clam .Iaslly. be blood of these
wrctehes sniiocated. aod thrown IN
10 the sea, cries aloud Tor vengeance
AT the tribunal Of the common father
ol black men and White = M doubt
The raparious and barbarous slave
dealer IL sunk in the lowest
depths ut Il; but his son has been
decorated with Il tile and sacred
order and enjoys every honor anA
luxury Of lie.
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.NAFEi&1E.

lfY virtue pra deed of trust executed
- 10 the sob,erihrrs by Drury Bell, Tor GER
ain purposes theIrin mcnlioned, aud record
ed in The clerks office OF the county court OF
Amherst, we shall proceed TO sell by way of
publ auction for cash, Oh Tuesday the 18th
day OF February next. al the residence OF lie
sud prnry Bell, III The county OF Amherst,
Light valuable Negroes, Ia vii Br.ter, jim
Caroline, Edmund, sophia, Marin. Roscrick
aud Davy. Also several head oil horses, eat.
tie aud hogs, two yoke OF oxen, several fpalh-
rr beds aud furniture, household turnitnre
AIMED in snid deed, one wagon, one horse
cart, plantation utensils, fom saddles aud tri-
dles--or so much OF said properly as will be
sufficient To satisfy The purposes OF said deed.
Acting as trustees we will convey such utla
only as is vested in rs.
SAMUEL HANNAH,
MARIN ". DAEENrO3T,
Jan g. ids29 Trustees
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BLANK WORK

At minutes notice, Merchants, Clerks, aud
the public generally NAV rely on having any
work ordered Of me-, faithfully done y madr
out ct the best materials and Al very low pri-
ces-fersens wishing hooks hound are re
1uested 10 bring thrm forward mmciatriy.
as am somewhat al leisure aud can do item
much better than when | am pushed with
work. The public are further informed fhat
bind books AT much lower prices than they
ever we're known 10 be done at IN this mr.
ct the country, aud in much more superior
manner. ADRIAN Il. NORTH.
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n"Nid Il Nuhyrt KNle,



TAIL. d. LV1-X4E1A GOODS.
which they offer for sui nj unusaaIly iav
prices, consisting IN part ~ the following NJ
iCles, VIZ
Suprrhne cloths, blue, black q fancy coloat5
Medium aud coarse cloths, assorted cUlUuls
Superhne and common casslmeres
Flnc and common cH,sInetts
Linsey, forest cloths aud plnds
Booking aud green bnize
Circassian anG Tartan plads
Rose, poInl ana duliiI blankets
Cnrpeting aud hesrih rugs
IL grass blrst hrd IRISH Iiurns
Country lin'ls, Bnrlap's scotch aud Csrmal
osnaburgs
3 4 aud ! / pnids aud checks
Bang-np and Manchester cord,
Thread laces aud edgings
PAt,m do de
Tortoise she'll tuck, side aud neck combs
Linen cHmbrlcks, ana Cuubrick handkerchs.
silk, cotton AID worstcd huse
Bomhhzetts, plain aud hg' II, assorted colour
kieh IL d eros DE Maple silk,
Black mode Florence and Italian lntestrina
White, black and taney cold sutlns, pluln ana
figured
barge and handsome assortment ofcalicoc.
Rick hgd rbbonda, assorted
Artificial flowers and urfaths
Bombazlnes, Caspian aud Grccian stripes
From 81 10 6.l domestic cotton clOln
Bed tekidgs assorted
Umbrellas six aud cotton
White, red aud yellow Iannels
Double mill d dIab clolns
Pushes, black, blue aud fancy culurs
Bohuett aud lace wells
FIg'd aud plan Swis, muslus
DO do book do
"A and Cd plain aud Ge Il jaeonctt muslins
A aud 6-I fine aud common cnmbrieks
IoWrl aud table diapers, rich figures
Merino aud easier. shaWIs aud sChris
silk aud velvateeu dress sljawIs
Aukcr boIung cloths, from No. TO 8
Gas ser aud merino points
Bnck silk lace, wide aud narrow
Pelsse cloths, assorted colours
Mems coarse shoes
Ladies leather, morocco aud pruneali hoes
CambIet aud PLAID cioaks
ALSO
An extensive assortment Of
Hard10arc. Groceries d QncenS1rarc
Dec. |. 50
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SEW MONKS, &c.

,1,uE Subscriber has received by the la
.ost arrivals from Philadelphia, the toll
,o-,;ny articles, which, together with his
'o. 'L =, hand. renders his assortment very
Iga 'aneror Napoleons Expedition to rms
.,a IN 1912 BY count Philip De Segur, in
2yols.
The Lady of the Manor. By Mrs. Sherwood,
2yos.
The Forres,ers. BY the Author OF Lights g.
Shadows OF Scottish Lite.
The Refugee, in2 vols.
OHalloran or the lnsurgent Chief.
Zophiel, Poem By Mrs. Brooks.
Taie. of AN American Landlord, South of the
PatomaC.
Anew System of Book Keeping. By James
Bennett Days Algebra.
CoA's American Depository.
Ewplr, Medical Companion.
Thomas Practice
Parmay on the Teeth.
Flagg's Family Dentist.
Nac2enzles 5000 receipts.
Coles Episcopal Harmony
Watts HYMN Books,
Westeys do
Rppond's do
Camp Meeting do
Russel's and Adams Latin Gramnnrs
Greek Testaments,
Telama1ne, in French and English,
5mey's Geo. and Atlas,
Willets do
United States Speaker,
Moral Instructor, or guide TO Virtue,
Lite of Marion, Sanford aud Merton,
Haniiugon's Penmanshlp, for the use of
Schools,
Introduction to the English Reader,
Reading Exercises,
Robinson Crusoe,
Cheser6eld's Guide 10 Men and Manners,
Mrs. Barbauld's Lessons for Children,
The Universal Spelling Book,
New York do
Websler's do
Torv's do
Klder's best Ink Powder,
Cork Iukstands, Playing Cards, &c.
Besides a general assortment OF Childrens
Toy Books Persons wishing 70 purchase
will find ii greatly TO their advantage 10 call
and examine for themselves before they pnr-
chase as he is determined to sell low for
cash {. A. NIfIIEKS.
Dec B. ts33
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PRINTED AND rusLIsHtDls
IL RICH. II. TOLER
bpip1 Publishers ofthe Laps Of the Union.

rg The Semi Weekly Paper, at 81, and the
-, lii, Paper al 81 per annum, payable in
W" 49, No subscription will be received for
au'''. s time than six months; and no paper will
q. discontinued (bnt at the discretion of the
DC a.. ~, until all arrearages are paid.
bp -, Advertisements will be inserted at 30
~ oer square Tor less the first time, and
ecu cents for each continuance. Those
- o. distance must be paid for previous to
L.. .3,a;r Insertion, or the payment assumed by
.a a'ae responsible person in Lynchburg.
sur NJ chancerv Orders not exceeding two
L. are inserted for six tulars
'q NY All letters addressed to the Editors must
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" OTli.- Whereas we IN. pnilps to
y the late Gfm OF School6eld l. Gregory.
hare This day made settlement aud DIVIDED
between III The accounts due IN the firm II,
tefcsaid-thosc taken by the said Gregory to
collect, have all been assigned 10 Inn by said
5chooteld and all the remaining accounts.
dnc ~ Aforesaid, are 10 be paid 10 Snnnea
ochoofeld, who !, alone authorised 10 settle
and collect them. SAML. sCHOoLFIELD.
LEWIS GREGORY
Dec 8. ts36
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2o oUiAaA's tAeWalA.

o.. TohEN from IL" subj. rlher. two and
- Il hall miles above sow London, n tho
nf2hi OF Christina. Eve, u bss IyIAAE.
aPn II nv" teal high, sN wears old Ina 4prinu,
. lii'lr dlsb lacrd loirrnhle long tail, hnd on
Old shoes before and none bnhmd viii
I've the above reward for the mare aud ihirf.
- reasonable reward Tor the mare alone
'nd all reasonable esPensr. paid b,
HENRY STEVENS.
Bedford county, loth January, lso6.
Jan. u 5is2b
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l. h \ y h I4l<
HGTNL,.

me Subscriber has removed from the
WASN'T goo, when hr - u.,4.ai.d for
narr lhan i"u y'ars pas, 10 The Franklin
Hotel lie ret"ns lhopk, Ia thr public
io' 'hr pHlroneg' h has r,cr,,,d dumg
his 'eSIdrner Al III" WashIagIo, aud a.
III VII continue To- usr his utDosl exerlons
to give ~atIsiecl"n /" his customers, hr So
lelts continuance at II at ia, Franhiln.--
HIS I bib shall always be- ~ Will furnished
rs the markets viii admit.
lie has attentive anu CAREFUL Osllefs, and
IN excellent Stable.
ROBERT MOKRISS.
Nov. u. ,sau
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DRY GOODS.

winch She tn opened ~ The tenement ~
Brick Row, opposite Mrssrs. Morgan \ Al.
Daniel, neSi door above Nr. ! l. Patterns
tier assortment consist, III Part oil
SuperhHe blue and BLACK cloths
DO assorted oolonrs do
DO blue and blnck ca>-imeres
fiue aud common chssineiIs
Black nore ntine
Iolirncttr vestings with borders
Silk valencia 30 do
Camhrlck. and enmhrck mnslins
inronel aud null mn,iins
silk glove aud hnse, 1lark aud white
faacy chlulz aud celicoes Tor ladies' dress.
kack figured -ik nd assorted COLOURS do
Al knds at rhbons. some nice patterns
Linen camhrick aud kcnting
Thea, luce md rdengs
Tortoise luck mn sldr cnmhs
bombazet'es, pla.n anl figured
artificial flowers and Wr.aihs
Ostrich feathers. tipped with every colour
Geutlemeu's fur has
Do shoes, course and fine
Gentlcmcn's hamhno Wplklng ennes by he
de2. or single orc,
II j. her intention IN keep, in addition 10
her regular stock of merchandise, every GAl-
ment 81 Gcntlrmen's Wearing Aplarcl, madr
10y her own hands, which she vii ,,ptrpus il
ne nhI ~ The htS' uhuntrs Amongst Nhtl b
ARE Grn,lemep's Guernsey Shirts 4 DraNt4..
Also, Colorrd persons Clothing Of ey,., Dr.
scrlption and ~ the most reduced pIiCrs
Mrs King will al4o eat and mnkr ndr.
mud Gentlemen Clocks. She will nlsa rnl-
~ on Tie Nan'oa Mah,uf business IL al, a.
various branches.
Mrs. King 0nn,r, herself, she will frcqocrl-
" have il in her power Ia atlord selid = aoL
that il is much cheaper 10 huy ready mai,
clothing, Wien ,ou uny Away be sur, oi =
III aud al tn lowest prices.
u Mr.. King would tc giad 10 employ II
Young lady, VII quebded as senm,lfces=
None but those that rnn come Nril recom-
meuded nred apply SIR would nlso employ
youth from - la u Nears II arc, 10 attend -
'he stnre She would Hlso employ NY u, IN
uer Of senm~trcssr. 10 receive work aud masr
II np their o,ta homes.
Ian 2 Ito
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FOV Nh.

BY boy of mine On the Turnpike road
near Lynehbarg, pain of steel yards
owner an get them by application to The
-ahscribcr, and paying for this advertise.
RenI, 1NO. NJ, OTEy
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Happy ave lie Chilrfn uhose FatLer'
are ID

! uIf ii.
r. an H. Frsueb1
I'm spite II lis bold title we have
hecn Induced IT, translate this Jru
d'cspllt. on account of the originali-
" Of the idea which suggests il
[.Nd Ga1
What horrible sentiment !
What blasplcmy {! What informal
spirit could have conceiN ed 81 iia
IN MS n n"tnn Nto is tt ardari-
"ns writer tia, las da,cd 10 publish
j. ~ Gently. ecrtl, m, dear MOI.
ais' Your = gc proceeds from our
not understanding onc auutlct---thc
canse ol most of the qnsrrels which
aillict the World and d.lrgr i, with
bluud allow me I" explain twas
/" NY rhlldhood thai | ffst heard
the expression against which YOU
80 strongly protest WAS as much
shor KID NJ IL rs You are. until the
period when ! became better ne.
qnaintrd with WHIT is called SUI iety.
ID not suppose that | am going IN
tnlk (" YOU Of those miserable
Nretehcs who are hanged for few
trlilIug peCcadilocs and who. at
trrn II * said, are sent to tllr
internal regions Far from being
happy are their children aud be.
sides, on consideration. he fathers
are moi ID; thcy repent. they
confess iia % straight IN hca.rn.
lie tie | wash my hands Of people
Of HE klnd - Bnt whose j. TIM
iioe mansion, ~ gailt ernamentrd.
SO richl Y fnruiShrd Who ~ the
handsome Woman ihai leaves II in ~
elegant "A chariot. drawn bN such
spirited horses ~ All lis the Bar.
Guess - Her father was the
tommlSsary ol an army aud The
un"helcsoOt quality oi the pro,isi-
Gus Which hr purVeycd caused the
d'8th al thousands of the soldiers.
Bp1 our young aud handsome fair
one has nothing 10 do With such mat
t.,e GI,..,,;,,,,,. a.. c,,.,. -:
lc,. r,,t.r lol, TO-. ~, L.. I.,i
no arou,r. ~, rlat ..nLaa 49,,
her. q. look AT that lady. lOad"d
W.T. ic diamonds of Gulconda
u...I 49,. ..a -,
waist. blaze with a taousand altli
eial Gr.s Who's. H.. N.hL ,,L.t
h,. fo,.,sb.d 49, ,ol .aat,L -.
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.,o.,,i. -, Tia, con,.,.y hmm ,,.a
intimate friend -, . Nahoh Jbe,
t,.oG. t.rs,uc milan md I;,cd j.,
,ho =. mo tom,
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INV NJ ' Nta'No III llS HdllNf NDHhlfN
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30 X RlSDENN.

I'Ht sub criber has lately procured an
additional dfsl rate Book Binder, which
enables him 70 d. all work IN that line, with
neainess and Dispatch. BE has received ii.
rect from Phliadelpha, a very large supply
oi paper OF very superior quality, which enh-
bles him to do any kind of
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-01-23
.Mercantite BUSINESS.

NATH'L WINSTON, at the junction
~ of main street with the alley leading
Ia aud rom Friends to ..RriIns' or Stone
warehouse, seeing the utility ana public con
venlence of the mercantile buslt,ss, when
conducted on principles OF general good. nlu-
tnal benefit and recpiroratioul IN the exchange
OF foreign aud domestic commodities has en-
gagged thcreln estimating his success by due
attention 10 the interest al those who mpy
patronage him, not combining himself To any
particular denomination or extent, but viii
keep supply Of such goods n, the demand
may require, which he is confident will he
found as low as any in this market, hring Sc
lec1ed by confidential ageuts, and mostly
bought for cash he will undertake the h,p.
ping and orderingot property and mrrchau
die Ia ana from Richmond and Inc N,rhrra
markets Tor snail per cent, hi, personal ac-
qnalntanCc with extensive houses in those
markets assuring him that the hest prizes " i'll
be had for all property shipped, and good, or.
dered be pnrChaseda AZ themoSt reduced prices
ihaUe not0 IN store and offer al phoieSair
or ntui,
300 sacks SaIt, iwilled bagging
hhds. ST Cros aud Muscoyado Sugars
81 bags Coffee
8 bbls do.
30 whole, half and or hhls Sugars
bills. of Loaf and Lump Sugars
hhds n, o. baking and retailing Molasses
100 boxes Candies, liom Is TO IS
80 - Iurpentine Soap
20 whole, hall q Or. boxes q Tea, fresh
80 kegs Wrought and Cut Nails, 4 to 2Ody
pair new Patent Balances. 10 GOO lbs
30 boxes Glass, 8 \ IL aud lex IL
halt terces new Rec
loo pair Richmond made Brogurs
Assortment OF other Shoes--N Soa Leather
bbs Malaga Vine
% bqls new MHckareI
10 bbs Suffolk lar
bales Moss
10 hbls brown Tanners Oil
assortment Of HdrdWare.
Shovels aud spades, knives and forks, pocket,
butchers * shoemakcrs' knives. trace chains,
pad and slack locks, curry combs. screws aud
hralds, files aud lasps, augurs, butter bOrtr,
&C &c
assortment Of Crockery. Glass and
EdrthfH Hare.
ASSORTMENT OF SADDLERY.
Saddle bags, blind, snafIle aud curb brides.
carriage, wagon and cart hips, collars, &c.
Nc. TOR which will receive any Kind OF pro-
duGe brought to this market, at the best pric-
es. NAIHL. WINSTON.
On Consignment,
50 bbls clipt HerringS
% do Roe do
l. do Family do.
Davis's highly approved Ploughs, diff sizes
500 lbs Cotton Yarn.
NATHL. WINSTON.
December Is. Is