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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-29

Gen. Santa Cruz saws, however, tina: afts,
his return to the capital there was some dis
turbances to be %quelled, which he says was
done.
On the 10th June notice was given that Gen
Santa Cruz would appear IN the hall to take the
oath nf fidelity to congress-, and a note was read
from him TO the pre- sident OF the Congress, by
which he renounced the command that had
been intrusted TO him Twelve O'Clock was ap-
pointed by him for this purpose, at which time
he appeared and explained the motive which
had induced him to take this step. The presi-
dent-replicd 10 him, and urged upon him, on
account Of the situation of the country, to re-
tain the command Of the interior, The COVER
nor, however, insisted on renounc,ne.
[Ertract of a letter from Lima. dated l7h June.
We have had a change in the governmental
Gen La Mar is elected President, and the
Condo De Vesta, Vice President, by the Com
gress. The country appears 10 be more set
tled-the people begin 10 respect their repre-
seniatives, who have the supreme sway.
DEATH Caused by The smoke Of Lamps.-The
Dedham Register gives the account of a fatal
accident from the carelessness or unskillful
manner Of trimming a common lamp II is
remarkable, says The Boston Daily Advertiser,
that similar disasters have not happened before,
from the very great want Of judgment often oh.
served, IN the manner of burning lamps. The
use Of lamps in families, as u substitute for cam
dies has been within a few years greatly extend.
ed in the country, and it is perhaps not supris-
ing that persons who have been but a short
time accustomed to The use Of them, should not
know how 10 burn them properly, and that con-
sequently the rooms where they are used should
be so often filled with smoke, and blackened
with SCOT. 1t appears not TO be known 10 many
persons who use lamps, that when trimmed
properly they never emit any p%ercep,ible smoke,
and that when any smoke is visible, i: is a GER
tain proof that the wick is too high, and that
the atmosphere about it is becoming rapidly
filled with particles Of SCOT, most injurious 10
the lungs, and to the eyes of every one who
breathes' it. We have known many instances
Of inflamed eyes and weakened sight, from this
cause, and If we mistake MOI, o coughs promot'
ed by it,; and il is not at all surprising that the
air of a chamber should become so saturated
wilh-the SCOT as 10 produce suffocation The
mischief is very easily prevented, in every form
of lamp, by a small degree of care. The proper
rule for adjusting the wick, Is to raise 1t to
such a length, as TO produce the greatest de-
gree of fame, with The least visible smoke
The observance Of this rule will not only guard
against any injurious effects from the burning
of a lamp, making i, perfectly safe in any cham
Der where it is proper for a person TO sleep, blu,
will secure The best light.
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A1eYsa&
.rnn,v MORNING, OCTOBER 81, 1877

p,,,,e, Of a letter from UTneie%sr, pa' Oa IS.
,I,s re,ul, Of the Pennsylvania elections, so
heard from, has rendered the JAeksonians
his county desperate. The friends oil The
,,m,D;sra,ion. follow ing the example oil other
.~s,n,ies, had appointed meetings throughout
-. .oun,y, which the Jacksonians resolved IL
.ible to prevent, BY mastering the forces OF
r, Hero on the same days, and occupying the
III, nlaces. AS a shower OF stones and brick
-. would have been the consequence OF COM
TINS in collision, the friends of the Admi-
ration have determined TO yield the ground
=, ,pc prrsent, convinced that this last effort OF
-, o,nosi,ion will seal their fate in this coun-
~ In nv mex, I will inform YOU of the result
Of our meetings.
awe have nearly all the intelligent and re-
,.,,;rp men Of the county; and At the changes
,,b,ic opinion continue 70 go on as they have
J.r. we shall be able, in 1928, at the election,
. give triumphant majority for Mr.. Adams
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From, tie Neu York Commercial Advey
PERU.

fchO.
Files of Lima papers have been received 10
tie 9Th June.
CONGRESS was installed on the 4th of that
month, and Gen. Santa Cruz had renodnced his
powers as Governor Of the Republic appointed
Inv the Librra;or. His address Is interesting,
though too long to admit Of our inserting 1t en-
tire We copy the following abstract from the
morning papers. After congratulating Con-
tsress on their installation be presented to them
an outline Of the affairs Of the republic during
his administration, and expressed the satisiac-
| ton he felt OF installing a legal Congress in re-
ru, The work of a Tree people. lie states 'hat
they have no euemies 10 contend with ABROAD,
and that the experience OF the past ought TO
leach them some useful lessons, He says, that
his ~occuDa,ion was one which was contrary to
his conscience, and foreign to his profession as
a soldier. All his ambition would be better
satisfied with the title of a good citizen Ca'ied
by the illustrious Liberator 10 exercise 'ne SUI
preme power in Peru, and occupy the rresi'
dency of the Supreme Council OF government
knowing my inability, | resisted as much as
possible the chief Office Of the government
which transmitted the weight oil so many e1-
,raordipary powers; but the hopes which l al
,,avs had. and my firm resolution not to exer-
lee those mowers except for the good OF the
nation. oyercame my repugnance, and induced
me 10 take in July Of last year, the authority
mos, tremendous for a private CITIZEN, and one
Jealous for liberty.
7 feel a noble pride when l remember that
The short period of my administration has been
marked by no measures Of violence nor sprln.
nisd with blood. Never have the Peruvians
$3.50 more liber,y-property has been insi-
III h,uses sacred-all have reposed IN tran
o"'I sscnr;,v. Shortly afterwards my presence
gun ..ssssarv in the interior. A small mum
was ar rooms were disorganized, and some OF
,%a Ui,ees 10 the department of Ayacucho up,
held with arms the disobedience OF 81.
s.,ablished order and discipline SO hrm'!' '"a'
nothing has interrupted IL
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\.and to be Sold

10 A part of MOUNT ERIN F BH. contain
o tanning from 100 to 100 Acres OF ex-
"Y@ celleut Land, about the half wood land. ly.
.Hsatr~ ing and situate on the Hunting Creek Turn
pike Road-The wood land lies between the above
road and the Mount Vernon Road. II is about three
miles from Alexandria. There is a snug house on the
land. 1t is known TO be one Of the most healthy ST.
tuations in the county Of Fairfax. Any person wishing
TO treat for the above land will please 10 apply to ]. r.
TRACY on the farm.
N. B. I would let out on the thirds, the whole ofthc
farm lying and situate on the Colchester road, for one
or more years. Enquire As above.
oct 1S-law3w
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Worthy of Notice.

rYVHE subscriber wishing to retire from business,
Il would sell a great bargain. in the stock of goods
he has at Greenwich, IN Prince William County, a.
mounting to about $4,000. The store house which isa
commodious one. and a granary attached, would be
given rent free for twelve months and ali6efai creolt
On the goods. The stand is a good one for business.
Apply to Kerr and Fitzhugh, or Bernart! Hooe, Alex
andria, or the subscriber.
~ II: 4. ARoN.
Greenwich 18th October, -Saw5t
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Sanfora's Superfne Yellow
Bark.

400 Lbs. of the above well known article, in prime
12U order. just received from the mill. and for sale
Wholesale and retail, by A.. 7 KENNEDY.
% This powder, consisting chiefly OF The resinous
norton of thu Bark, is separated in a degree from the
other useless parts in manufacturing. 1t will there
fore be found preferable, on account of its purity, fine.
ness, and superior strength 1.-TWO thirds Of the usual
quantity only being -required) to most of the Banks
now uscd-prepared and put up in packages of 2, 4,
8. and l6 OF. each. by John 6. Sanford, CONNECTICUT.
sept 2S-saws, "
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Was Committed,

5NO the jail Of Alexandria County, ID: c. as runa.
way Slave a negro man, who calls himslf JAMES
JOHNSON. He came here in the sloop Humtress, capt.
Butler, from New York. He SAYS he did belong to
Mrs. Johnson, living near Lewistown, Delaware lie
appears to be about IS or 26 years Of age, and is about
5 feet 4 OF S inches high.
The owner is requested to come forward prove
property, pay charges and take him away, otherwise
he will he disposed of according 10 INV
oct a4-Steo4t rio. STEEL, Tailor.
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MARRIED

On Thursday evening last the 25th inst. in Leesbure
Loudoun County Va. by the Rev. Thomas Jackson
The Rev. WILLIAM Lee, of Goochlsnd County, va
70 Miss MARY CATHARINB SIM, eldest daughter OF Wii
jam Chiffon, Esq. of the forHSr place.
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Wanted.
Spring Bank Farm for Rent.

WILL rent for one or more ycars, The Spring I'ank
Il Farm, containing l2S acres. possession to be given
INN ediately. The land l. fertile and the water album
dant and excellent, the stables & clubhouse, arc good
There is also a fine pesch orchard and a large apple
orchar!, capable of yielding a considerable revenue.
Apply to- the subscriber.
ANN Clifton PATTON.
Spring Bank, near Alexandria,, Fairfax County Va.
oct 24-2aWSW
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Proposals for Slop Clothing

ioPOSALS. will be received until the 18th 81
November next, to furnish such quantity OF SbP
CLOTHING, as may be required by the commandan, OF
TINS Yard, during the wear 1928, of a quality twenty.
used IN the Naval service; samples of which must be
forwarded to this Yard.
Navy Yard, Washington. Oct. 22d. 1927.
oct 25-dtN10 THO. HOLDUP STEVENS.
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Prime Beef, Cheese &c.
nEGBLS prime beef
20 10 casks LIST quality Goshen cheese
400 Porto Rico and Brazil hides
$50 goat and calf skins
40 bags green coffee
Cotton, Ravens and Russia duck
Cuba and ST. Domingo tobacco
Sheathing copper, and a few hundred bushels
prime white corn. Forsale by
oct IS Us. MILLER.
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Sn1P NEWS.
Port Of Alexandria.

ARRiSED-Oct. %.
British Brig William, Shariton, of Whitby, last from
baltimore, ballast to A. G. Cazenove x Co.
Brig Edward, Pitcher, Thomastown, lime to william
Fowle & Co.
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VI Yea. Old Whiskey. &c
Al Half chests Y. u. tea
III Is barrels prime old whiskey, 4th proof
do peach brandy do do
9 do oranges
500 bushels &. A.. salt
SO doz bed cords and leading lines
Just received and for sale by
oct % l.. & L.. CHAMBERLAlN.
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IO Far MerS.
ANTS employment, as oversecrs and laborers,
~ three sober and industrious men, only a flew days
age arrived at this port from Ireland Ihey are men
Of family, each having a wife and children, who are
willing and des,rous OF making themselves useful IN
the general variety of labor performed on a farm, and
particularly one that has a dairy attached TO it. Per.
sons wishing to employ people of this description will
please make application to
JAMES C.. BARRY,
oct asst Sec'y. of the Hibernian Society.
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II3VI IOV vi OOfNtfftbfU
County Of Aerandria, SCI:
vINIO. WHTTTINGTON, scnr, has applied TO the
L honorable William Cranch, Chief Judge of the U.
States Circuit Court ofthe District OF Columbia, to be
discharged from Imprisonment, under the act tor the
relief of insolve nt debtors within the District OF Column
bia, on the first Monday of Nov next; at 9 O'Clock,
A. ". at the Court House in Alexandria, when and
where his creditors are required to attend.
oct 26-3t. EDN. I. LEE C..
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Grand Consolidated Lottery, LIST Glass,
Will he drawn in the City OF Washington on Wednes-
day, 3l,t Oct. Highest prize 500, 600, tickets IS,
halves 3, quarters / so eighths IS cts.
pirginiu Navigation Lottery, 4M Class,
Will BE drawn in Frederick burg 18th Nov. highest
prize $1,000, tickets 81 so, halves l Is, quarters ga
cts at
TYLER'S
Office, Alexandria.
oct D
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-29

We extract from the Bogota Constitutions
u Inc Goth ult. the editorial remarks upon Do
vars resuming the Presidency.
From the BogotasConstitutionel, Sept. 2o.l
AtIength our desires have been gratineo'
'cAsrai Bolivar has taken possession OF 'ne
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A handsome Fortune for So.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, la Glass.
Will be drawn in the CITY OF wAsHIssroS OH Wed
nesday. Slst O~c,ober-Highest prize s20,oo0.-Tick
cts Sc. halves 5 quarters l so, eighths IS CTS.
NeW York Consolidated Lottery, 9st Class,
Will be drawn on Wednesday, 9Th Nov.
Highest Prizes.
| Of $4,000 | OF 90 900 ! Of 10000 | of 4, 500,
Tickets $50: halves ~; quarters 5; tenths q
irginia Navigation Lottery, 4M Class,
will be drawn in Fredericksburg on the 18th Noven.
Der,
HIGHEST PRIZE $4,000.
Tickets s. so; Halves I IS; Quarters 624 cents.
l,r colo NJ
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District Of Columbia,

oct 90
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Deaths.

In this town, on the goth inst. Fenncr Viii
kinson, infant son of Mr.. Seth Baker, aged nine
months.
On Monday morning, last, yrs. Elizabeth
Peck. widow of the late Mr. Allen Peck, in the
18th year of her age.
In Pawtucket, on Wednesday last, Caroline
M. Drown. aged two years and half, daugh-
ter of Col. Caleb Drown.
In Smithfield OH the 7th inst. Mrs. Elizabeth
Brown. relict of the late DIR. Simeon Brown,
aged about l05 years.
In westport, OH Friday last, Mr. Edward
Borden, aged 81.
Ia Newport, on the 18th inst William, son
of Mr.. Samuel Carr, aged II months.--On the
nth, Henry Ruggles, son Of Mr. Andrew V.
Allen.
On board brig Phnbe, 9th April last, on
her passage from 81. Jago TO New-Orlcans, MI
Benjamin Miller, son of the late MIR. Ale n
Miller, of Bristol, in the 22d year of his age.
At Matanzas, on the 29th ul;iino, Mr.. No
BILE Hood Of Warren, aged 40.
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she was from St. Domingo, and il was thought that
size was pirate. The mate and one Of the seamen
had been taken 10 Beaufort and committed TO gaol,
together with the captain OF smaller vessel for at
tempting 10 land Of The coffee. The vessel was
driven on shore the 9th inst. and totally lost.
sSchr Caliban, Dayton, Of Newport, from Havana,
iva Charleston, 37D arr at Gibraltar, 9th ult and
cid Sth, tor Malta
At Car,hasena, 2lst ult. brigs Osprey, Nye, of n.
Bedford, Just arr from Santa Martha; Gov Lincoln,
of Hartford, for New York, IN IS or 20 ds.
No Am. vessels at Guayma, X 9Th ult.
At ST Croix, w. +. OH ult. brig Dolly, Champlin,
Of Warren, for Boston, 5-the only Am.
Arr at New Orleans, 30th ut. Clarissa. hence; Isl
inst Pilgrim, Bristol ID, Invincible, Mobile.
AT ST Jago de Cuba, lst inst. briggs Pharos, At
kns, for Trieste, 4'h; American, Moore, Philadol-
phia, 10Th; Hindoo, Constant, just arr from Boston;
Mary Jane, do do New York.
Ship Elbe Stanhope, of Newport, for Havana, sail
ed from Hamburg about Sd ult.
At Antwerp, 18th ull. brig Enterprise, for -,
in DIS.
Up at New Orleans, I'd, Ajax, Baltimore, loading;
Up at Alexandria, 2lst, sloop Harmony, Rhodes,
for this port few days.
Up at Baltimore 20th, sloop Providence, Wood,
for this port.
At Cape Haytien, 7h inst. George, Boston, unc;
Albert, Portland, 6; Phantom, Baltimore, 3; Robert,
Salem, unc.
At St Pierres, 9Th inst. briggs Fox, Allen, Of and
Eor Gloucester, unc; Lady Brooks, Siickhey, do do
New York, do.
At Lima March 10, U ship Brandywine, Com.
jones' ship Panama, Cliamplin, for Canton, in 10;
brigs canada, Martin, of Baltimore, uncer; Wasp,
Stone, sealing voyage
Al Valparaiso, April g. ships Staunton, Rowland
repairing, for n. Bedford, IN weeks Charles, Cof
fin, do DIS; Sabina, Hubbe, fr N York, l20 DIS ard
Rio. SO, for Lima, 4; WIN. & Henry, Low, Boston
via Coqulmbo, Is; brigs Padang, Hall, Lima, 5; d..
ana, Blanchard, ll5 ds II Boston for N w Coast, put
in crew sick, to proceed IN days; Colon, Ford, Co.
quimbo, e. Ship Gulnare, Brown, and brig Convoy,
Grimes, had sailed few days before for Lima.
The U schr Dolphin, sailed from Callao, early in
March. for San Bias.
Brig Post Captain, Stuart, Of New York, on a seal
ing voyage, touched at Callao, March 10Th, for re.
freshments, to sail next day.
Schr Yankee, Thayer, OF New York, was to sail &
Caao, March 10, for Valparaiso.
At St Thomas, 18th inst. brigs Amstel, Vinson, o
Newport, tor Wilmington, next day; Signal, Tolten
from New York, dischg; schr Fame, Brghtman, o
Warren, for Guayma, 3.
No American vessels at Mogadore, 25th May.
At Tampco, 3lst ult. U S schr Shark, for Havana
and New York, 2
Al Matapzas, Ilth inst brig New England, Dem
Jog, loading for New York.
At Surinan, 10th ult briggs Juniper, Parsons, for
Boston, 10; Commerce, Crosby, do loading; Garry
all, Gardner, dschg; Levan, Foster, do; schr Lau
REL Kendall, Boston, TO-
The schr Salmon for Coast Chill and Peru is (,
| sail from Boston, on or before the 10Th July.
Arr at Bath, Content, Betsey, Morning Star, I'm
ion, and New Packet, Providence. Cid. Fisher, fo
| Cnracoa
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PORTSMOUTH, June 24.-Arr ship Thomas
Wilson, Toscan, Bahia, 36.
PORTLAND, June 2l.-Arr brig Baltic, Davis
Matanzas, l3.
NEW-BEDFORD, June 22.--Ar. brig Metaco-
met, Snearran, 40 ds fr Gottenburg.
23d, arr schr Elizabeth, Hcano. Providence.
oath, arr sloop Flora Handy, Providence.
25th. arr ship Rchm nd, Gardner, Brazil Bank
and "a DIS fr Pernambuco; sloop George Il Phebe, I'm
Prov dence.
SALEM. juno 22.-Arr brig Ne Gus, Burnham,
Havana.
BOSTON, June Arr briggs Clarssa, Stone,
fl Mobile; Milton, Nichols, New Orleans; Charles
Doggett, Munson, St Thou,as; schrs New Priscilla
Crowell, Mogadore; Lucy & M ugaret, Wes,cott
Havana; Citizen, Chase, Trinidad de Cuba, 90
23d, arr briggs Apollo, Mynck, Surinam; Beaver
Groz;er, do; Ospray, Perkins, Ponce, P. r.; schr
Combine, Williams, Santa Martha.
Cid brig Jew, Lowell, st Croix.
25th, arr brigs Cybele, Holmes, Antwerp; Chal-
cdlony, King, do; Comet, Neef, Hamburg; Cipher,
Winter, PilIau So, Elsineur so.
NEW-YORK, June 2i.-Ar ship franklin, Tav-
lor, Liverpool; brig Peruvian, Churchill, New Or
leans schr James Monroe, Hail, Ponce, p. r.
Cid brig Conner, Pritchard, Liverpool; schr Ex.
eel, Smi h, Savannah.
22d, arr brigs Tampico Palmer, Carthagena, via
Havana; John London, Pow, Guayma, p r; Helen,
Saunders, st Croix, w f; North Carolina, Hallett.
Wlmington schrs Leo, Doane, ST Pierres; General
Marion, rarr, Savannah; LAUREL Baker, Baltimore;
Mercy, Bolles, Machas.
Cid ship United States, Wilson, Havre, briss Dol
phin, Prescott, Orleans; New Packet, Harris, st.
Andrews.
23d, cid ships Porcia, Howland, Richmond; Home
Maxwell, Liverpool; La Fayettc, fanning, n Or
leans; Saluda, Jennings, Charleston; brig George,
Silsbee, Ssa.
24fh, ship Meteor Belfast; brigs La Grange,
Devereaux, Liverpool. VIA Savannah; Jane, Proc.
tor, Bangor, Wales, 49, Jasper, N. Orleans; Andro-
mache, Mob,e; Hayti, Cape Hayden; schr Eclipse,
Holmes, Lagura.
Cid s!oop b Jones, Peckham, Newport.
PHILADELPHIA, June 22.-Ar brigs Orbit,
Green, N Orleans; ASA, Emerson, 81 Thomas
Cid brig Clio, Kirk, Havana.
BALTIMORE, June O--Arr ship Orbit, Fish,
Liverpool; briggs Inca, Concklin, LANA, and Valpa-
raiso, IS; Pulaski, Crowell, Havana; schrs FL "a
beth, Allen, do; Alisanna, Southcomb, st Jaeo; Sal
lor's Return, Slansbury, Mayaguez; Pheion, Stock.
ton, Cape IIaytion.
Cid ships Brunswick, Chase, Bremen; Jason, How.
land, Liverpool.
ALEXANDRIA, June 2O.-Ar ship Shenandoah,
Rose, Bremen, 4S; sloop Harmony, Rhodes, Provi-
dencc, I.
GEORGETOWN, ID. c. June Is.-Arr sloop
Vernon, Harris, Port ad Prince. Sailed, brig Lau-
rel Cloutman, Bremen.
PETERSBURG, June l9.-Ar brig Cumberland,
Patterson, Liverpool
NEWBEnN, June 9.--Arr schr Ann, Spangler,
ST Martins.
Cid schrs Ann Maria Willis, Guadaoupe; Sally
Ann, Ingalls,, Martnlro; Risno Sun, Deano, do.
CHARLESTON, June i6.-Arr ship Fame, FIN
London; barque AGNES * Ann, fin L,verpool; schr
Planter, Lewis, Of Providence, Matanzas,9.
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X. G.. ALIENS

X. &. ALIENS
Adjourned Annual Sales of Furniture, will
take place on Thursday, 25th Of June, com
mencing at 0 O'Clock, at his old Ware Room,
III and new Ware Rooms, No. l03 and lO5,
Northumberland, nearly opposite, the Thea
ire. When will be sold without reserve, to the
Highest bidder
loo Mabogony, cherry and birch Bcdsteads
some elegant,
sa 20 do Secretaries, some low price,
40 do cherry and birch Bureaus,
SIS do. Greciau, ming, card, wsrk, and
painted dressing Tables,
Sofas,
200 Elegant, aagg-scst Chairs,
400 Dining, scwing, rocking ard children's
Chairs of all descriptions, ns,-together with al
most every article usually called for in frni-
ture ware room.
Likewiee-i0O Mantle, pier, gilt and ma
hogany frame Looking Glasses,
5000 lbs Live Geese Feathers.
Sales positive, and no postroncmcnt, fair or
foul weather--Terms liberal, as usual.
June I6.
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PAPER STORE.

AT ROBINSON offers for sale at No. 10.
lYAs Market street, Letter, Cap, Pot and
Folio Post, Writing Paper-Dcmi, Medium
and Royal Printing do; Super Royal News
Printing, fancy coloured printing, Post Office
or envelope Paper; blue Medium Paper; brown
and leaf wrapping do. for sale by the quantity
at the mill or wholesale prices. Orders for
any description of Paper that may be wanted,
will be executed at short notice. Cash and
the highest price paid for rags, cotton thread
waste, dry rope, junk, old canvass, and size
ing. 3tis. June 27.