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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-26
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great variety OF writing. papers for ordinary MR.
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ou STANDARD literary works and all tue late new nuhS
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gases 10 PIT 10 old flames, magnifyiug glasses sny
glasses, microscopes. $780, ~
Observation-Disclosures Instruments Survevor C,,
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pe''o's Ho"@s -GieelE, Latin, French and Cnels,
School Books. 's' S''
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or zen Nnives, Ea2ors. Shaving Boxes and CIassos
Efeen, HE'D AMI Black Sealing Wax, and \ ~"n~-;
assortment ct other articles cf Stationary
". H. T. will sell any article in l.Is Store >. o,,
% u can Le o"ight al any other H. the Stale
u BOOKS bound III the best manner and ~, lam,
terms. "' 90 oi 10"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-26

81 we mistake moi. lbs reaLsr viii reGusnire i'll uie
'oiiow'nS Isl NO. OF series of original papers de-
signed tor publication in columns the pen of no
ordinary writer To his language, this is
ihoeeu crisis big with the fate OF the Republic. At
such time, it truly became "every man, who has
at heart the honor, the happiness and prosperity of
bis country, to bring into exercise the talent great
ar small, which God has given him." The writer's
"ioug experence"-his clear and luminous STYLE and
above all the ardent patriotism which prompts his
and which cannot be nisa hen, will procure for those
Essays solemn and attentive consideration.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-26

Dii-!', IN S2otsy wanna county. Snnlly night
me l9th inSi after illness of about ioGy hours
IN lie twenty third Of her age, Mrs M 2RC AuEr
hutiNpA consort al Mr. John W. Harris In the dea Ill
." 'I'o atnlahe lady fond husband and two infant hi
gre" iave beeo deprived Of the aticctionae Of
wives and the most tender OF mothers. IL was hen
constant desire, during ic, 10 hoI communion with he,
'" ana walk according 10 his prccepts AmI it is ii
reelection to all vito knew this truly pion.
lady that her transition from hs earthly tabernacle
was IN obedience TO the summons OF her Cod TO take
her 10 himself in his Kingdom TO ist around his ons
aud sing praises 10 ihe Lamb tlat once WE slain
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-26
BOOKS----PApER.

toLliNS & Co, Marke, Bridge have received their
- "S"al ran supplies, and have in store con-
plete of
by..I.Nh BOOKS of the various sizes; FOOLSC9P
LftItER, DR4VEFC. and LARGE VRIYYN1r
P>lPERS; SCHOOL BOOKS ofcvety descrip,ion ann,
good Miscellaneous Stock. All we'll suited TO the usual
dema I'D ia this market
.'Blank Books ruled and bound to any pattern, aUa
h'nding OF every description done the shortest notice
sept. 10 Bic
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-26
JNlUTrSI,AT

Ii-)' suddenly, at Woodland IiilI, in Chestcriiea
coonn'y on visit 10 her sister on the IJ inst in The
nus year o' her age. Miss VIRGINIA a. BRooKiHt;
daughter OF Mr. Thomas V. Brootrng of said county,
The writer .! this could without the smallest departure
from tie stiIcicst uuti launch forth in high praises OF
me dere;sc d, but suffice II to say She lived an srac
,'te indeed, III whom there no gue, and reioced
m full assurance of eternal happiness The bosom OF
her Saviour. Sue member Of the Baptist church
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-26
500

me Ientrevle Times, printed the Eastern Shore of
aryihnh says: "Ve all satisfied that the opin
90" SH"u" go abroad that this portion Of State pres.
10 e already exhibited abilities au,. practical! talents of
me statesman, Adams; hes..ue oppose "a direct AN
."e'''n L" 'e calculations, as far iey regard the
Eastern Shore, state as the e,nI, II sary,,ion ,
'noueh portion oi tic citizens Of each county Respectable
alike for numher and chaacter, advocate the Ieros .l
iIon' he IS lar from having ajoFi,y any of riem-
Consequently we believe here viii pa no Jackson ectt,r
lniurned iIom the Eastern Shore.1
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-26

OF tSe Until nudsinn'er, win eyey prospect ot Ia,
gratis growing aud without the least danger of
suffering by bleeding They may likewise be grated " lin
shoots Of the summers growth worked into the rn
of the young wood, from the time young
of grapes become visible the stocks Till Julv out of
Doors till month later under glass. The one "a ton
must not hr performed later than tie periods specified
because time necessary for the young of the GRAFT
to become hard and rpen before winc.." Iior Trans
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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-26
Lewis Timberlalie.

AN I"esdog nex', the ID October, will opcm in the
~ store formerly occupeTh ny James McNiliue and
nearly opposite Hall Nelson's, extensive assort-
mfnt of .t.LTCY and STAPLE DRf GOODS.
Having Devoted much time in making selections. hattcrs
hnSe: with the assurance Of giving satisfaction his
friends and tile public generally.
Sept. 60. #
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-26

From &c ,4srl;;tir.i .'Gs..;1, s;,.c1s5cs Ct
1t is gratifying to see that the indicious recon-.
'hehoa'ion OF "FARMER" in relation 20 a Virginia
80, onson Convention, Ii likely p, oduce the hap
pe'' ies"'s. Since last advertcd TO the subject
"o citizens OF Loudon County, and those OF King
me- ana stafford have determined on hoiu., meet
ss 'or Tue purpose of choosing pclec a:cs No doub,
,ernans that there will be convention comnoses az
i sl respectahity, talents, and patriotism of the
ou ,,'";oH and the probability is great that The
WIZ rise III their mai sty 10 prevent our han.
py institutions from falling into the hands OF ,n;i;tarv
ana outcas politicians, whose bonds of H.
i ' are reckless schshness, and an inordpate anne
! cue o ,or stars anu Gar,ers--Blood AMI Catnaoe =
9"ai me Union be preserved?-SLalI The Govern,nan,
70 DC siFil: Shall virtue and Capacity lr,
o,'Ph over uiprnc'ped "candtn"tionsn and i;serace
mi ignorance! Shall Washington be DEGRADED ~ ,
jackson, and Jefferson 10 Calhoun? Shall V;rgio
nS be The instruments of vain-sluri Tennessee.
Hese are the momentUns questions be discussed by
me Convention. They will be decided in the nesa
i've, aud we strong in the nope tkat the neoDIe
Will support The decision
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-26

letter fom gentleman in London dated Aug. H.,
says Jusi before the illness aud death Of Mr. CANNING,
there were indications of accommodation Of the differ
eHces between the United States and this country,
msfcia affairs The prcudiceS g" MIR. c. against our Mi
MISTER had subsidized good dcrec and have been
sed that the dinner, given Mr. G.. at Chiswch tho
1lih w. was inicG'2d rSrff % ref5gc!'a'ion."
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-26

ht the august term Of The u States, District C,o,rt
Tor this district in the several cases of the t. States
u.s. Col james Thomas "a Quarter Master General in
The late ar'ny,) and Major Satterlee Clark (acting
District ray h!aster IN the same army, verdcts have
been rendered in behalf of the defendants after M
tent and thorough investigation which occupied no
less than six lays In addition the ycrdc, rendered
ny tive jury In behalf Col. Thomas the following GER
tlhca;e was unanimously awarded him. eve ccrf,
that there is a balance due from the plaintiffs TO the
defendant of $1,000"
In the case of Major Clark, similar certificate
was awarded Tor an amount exceeding s 5000.
The jurors by whom these certificates were granted
we're among our most respectable and Intelligent Gill
zens, and occupied but very short time in fra
ming and rendering these verdcts aud certificates
". l. .Ncre. .idr
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-26

& AMES STEELE ~ co have received Ly the Ian
~ arrivals from London, liverpool, and luvrc, am
ether extensive supply of goods suited to In
season, among which
London supetfme baci, blue, hrab, nd medley coorc
CLOTHS
Blue, black, fnwn, dab Steel ana oxlod mis- = ,ioub
niiled CassineTes-
Fest Rose Blankets s To- l2-t
Paint Blankets 3 To 5--cassinlerr Shaw1s
Heavy london Duff! Blankets IA to Of
Saved list blue clohs-blue and mixed Sdttineis
Negro cloths, good and heavy article
Swausiurvn, Iolcnet, and Valencia Vcsrinss
white and cG!nrcd Enndnn harsciilcs
Caroline p!dihs and Stripes new patterns
Fed. white, scarlet, green, and yellow Fiannrls
Lion Skins-Rhpl black Bomba2erts aud Ch,assian
CHlneh. plain, l. ig BonI5lzc.:s- Black Bnmbazines
Crimson, scarlet. green, drab, aud orange A!orern
Handsome daIk Prinfs, plaid and figured
Black aud white, and tue blue Pai,is- E:enci Prints
Isaid Giughams-Batisie do. a variety
/ and 4 Sambric nin>iins, and honersr.a !ucts
Book, null, and fancy Swiss ai;,si,.s
Swiss Iidkls. aud Points
Cambria aud furniture Dmi,y-circEs
6 and ii Irish Iinens-t i Irish Shco,ii.ss
Brown and black Hollands
Cotton and wors;ed Hose and half Hose
Lambs wool Hose, French aud F,u:l;si, silk Hose
Rich black silk VelvPts aud Velvet %esues
SILK striped Vesting-Taok and colorrG Groe pies
Black Sa,s aud Levantines Kid horse skin Gloves
Mems real Buck Gloves, English nd French silk Gloves
Cap, fancy and belt aud black rafEeta Ribbons
Fancy siik, and black Canton Hdkfs.
SincF'ews, Sarsnc,s, Icvautines- ''s eye IIIkls-
Black Serge-Grcsn Florence, and .;eliine
Nauhins-- Black Mode
Black and assorted coorcj Italian Sey gs
Black Gloves
Black Italian cravbts-Sw.iss cambic cravars
Figured book and null MusnPns, English and Frero
Coiourcd silk Braids
Colourcd Dandanna, Ma1apo1am and other TTdks
SILK flags aud bandanna IIdkE.-Cotton Balls
CIarks aud other spool coiton-Paieut Thread
Assorted coat aud vest Buttous-Pear! Buttons
Domestic Shnngs and Sheeiirss-T'il'otng
Dowiass, Ticklenburgs, Burlars-Duck
Olnaburgs, &c. nc.
Winch, with variety Of other articles, they oror iot sale
at IL, Pear! street, Hanover SQUARE. New York.
Sept 2G. -
Fe7j subscriber his 10 his friend! aud tie
4 public n GGrcroi Commission -ii.ycht-u lie will
also make liberal advances all articles consigned 10
los. l.. Bloomfield. Esq New York, IN sale.
just received per schr. Mary Archer, supr-; re GRO
CERIES, for sale, (whoesac) or cash approved paper
they we've laid in within the last mouth New York upon
moderate terms, ami but small advance asked city
Grocer, and Country merchants Invited to call aid
examine ;hcm; constant supply will be kept up.
JOHN g. ROBERT,
Cary-strcct, opposite Columbian Hotel.
aug p Wit
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-26
GZS-


BSc'nc views have been presented by gentleman Of
talents aud experience that base gone aI convince
that slave iahour be protably employed ilau
free labour in manufactures Of bagcrr and all
That tie southern have the cheap
operatives, and the power with facilities for
the Enlistment Of sch faciuips. wanting cap
ital and practical skill and that cse r IN wbere il can
be demonstrated that they be pfofably employ
ed; and that, in short, the time is coming rapidly
when, II foreign manufactures CXclucd by
high duties and prohibitions, the southern people, BY their
sirre iaLoUr with skiiu macninis's and supcrnrendans
will successfully compete with their fellow citizens,
and make enough spare for their consumption.
These impressions sill be fully explained and
tifcd IN Subsequent numbers In the time, we in
vito the discussion o tc question. Can adequate water
be found, and slave abour pohtablv cnpov-
ed in the slave holding states, for manufacturing coarse
eotons and wooiions, cotton bagging, cordasc, &C.?
600
JorI CoGcrirt.-IYe have been several tir,rs in
quircd Of who is the Lord Goderich CHARGED bv tho
King Of England with the formation of The now c,bi
net. II is tie Mr.. Robinson who was one of Mr. Can
uiDg's late cabinet who stood high IN bis confidence
and on whom At his late appointment pcerare Wa
conferred. This practice Of bestowinp cities In mon
archical governments OF which the consequence ;s
that the individual is afterwards called bv another
name sometimes embarrasscs even those a,nong ms
who are thought toieaby conversant in contemporary
history. Very well informed men arc sometimes sa,c
y puzzled, when individual with name Of which
they heard before appears to have started into
Sudden uoioricty, and after all heis perhaps but an
old acquaintance, with title Mr. CANNING on
being elevated to the station Of Prime Minister Of Eng
land. chose not 20 accept Of Pceage and he was IN
tho right Tire supple name Of George CANNING vas
more ilustrious appeation than lbc rruu lcsf tuo
IN toe reaip.-tsN, J. r. PER
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-26
NnRrnIN. Seiiernh,

= . INUfEOLN, Sci Iefnher y
LTfco. tom CeT!hegenc.-Vc have received ufor-
nation from Carthagena TO the l6;l, July Bo!Irl1
sti remained there, but expected 10 proceed fur
8ogota on the goth, following very serious dist,,r
bance had broken out among the partizans OF SANAy
DER, and Bolivar bad despatched 200O cavalry and
1000 infantry, for the purpose OF quel!ng them
hoou the time 81 s3oiVar's leaving Laguira, Gene
raj FEz, with 4CGO cavalry marched for Borots and
took with him arms and accoutrcmcnts for like num-
Der OF troops which he expected rise on lis wa,
tLier.
The Colombian Navy, among which the two
Ffgaes hniI al Philadelphia ana New York, are lad
up and dismantled. The American Sailors who wen;
out in them in The greatest distress The Consul
has done every tl"g IN bis power to alleviate their
sucrDgs, but ms limited means and the high prices of
provisions, prevent him from beng of any further as
ssl"nce than merely giving them subsstancc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-26
IHHMS or S.ALE.
join ALLAN 81 Uz'.r. of WIN,
Wi. GAIT, { Cali. dee


The Lvnrhbnrz nsrian WIZ insert This a;jvertsmc
until the day Of sale, aud present their account to NJ den
T. ALLAN, Ev'.Ys,
W. GAIT, Sc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-26

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AGAINST

re defendant Joseph Carter, having entered hrs
apptafancc and given security according the act c
assembly and the rules NJ this court and it appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he j. inhati1u cf this
couury ii is ordered that the said defendant avrear
here the FIRST day Of the md answer b Of
the plaintiff; and that copy Of this order fouhuitn
inserted in newspaper published ~ citv df Rich
mond, for months successfully, ad posted the font
door Of the capitol, in the said city.
C cop- Tc.:c, IN. ". yIENING. T.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-26
I IHG,LNJ.

81 rules, bodcn 'hc ccits Office of she sr}c-ior court
cf chauccry for Inc Echmrnj district the 6,a day vi
August, 1927:
Lewis Vingheld, PH
nrairei
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-26

& AAlES STEELE ~ co have reaeirrd Ly the LAT.
~ arrivals from London, liverpool, and HAVE,
ether ou''eS an extensive supply of goods suited
season, among which
LONDON supetfme b'act, blue, dab, and medley colocd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-06

Wis wei known tavern situated IIeprcp eo,,ntv -,
~ me upper end VI the Brook Turnpike six mile, xs,
iehmond at the folks Of The Mountain and
g g roads. Th. tavern is two story building WITH
s" room, private house for the family, tour Soom,:
hat 10 the premises Of good quality The subseribers
anxious TO close all their business sell rrest H.,
Fam n ih. above named Poperyi but not sold 6v Thu.
ne LIST OF March will that day. premises. Get h
W 70 we highest bidder. Al the time and place
,e highest bidder, all of the stock of every dc.er;p
fniai'on ute ns household and kitchen ia, ntur, ma
0,nei description OF property belonging the irm
's ms lot the real estate will be made known on thr
sas he personal estate will be- twelve month, for ali
over ten dollars with bond and ntsn
ten dollars, cash will be required. ''SsS
SAMUEL OWEN.
ri JUDITH p. NELSON.
S5-2aw6ts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-06

twreiched snnesss-whose only hope OF pardon rests
on the satisfaction which Christ, their substitute has
rendered to the divine law. They do not think
to place man link or two higher, in The chain of
creation, man his unerring God thought best for
him.. Ear Rom them he the presump ion. But they
do believe that the truths of Gods VOID, cordially
receivedinio the heart OF man. W i'll raise him many
degrees, not above what Adam was, when fresh
from the hands of his Creator, and bright in the
image OF his God, infne wisdom pronounce ed him
yer; good, (ior we do believe the Mosaic account
OF these great events the creation and The fall y but
lar above what any of the race of Adam can be,
until thus changed by divine grace. They feel
constrained by the mott es above referred TO- TO
disseminate this all pow erlul truth, and esteem il
their greatest honour to be used as bumble isirus
,nents in the hands Of the Most High, 10 execute
ms purposes OF love and mercy. BIZ sne.is abou,
> Amounting precious souls With Tie holy oil of
Christianity, and doing i, effeciualy,'' they will
be as little moved, they hope their female
"enus who labour as well a. pray, that the {" Lord
OF the harvest would send out more labourers'
VIII be By The extreme courtesy with which their
pious and seli-denying exerions. are called the
widest scheme that can he devised;' an associa-
non 81 " pious maids and mairons TO knit stockings
Tor poor Piou-, incogpilo, theological uden,s"
Is II meant that these ladies are duped, and ,he
proceeds oil their pious lshours re not aprrcpria.
ed 10 the use OF the benefciries for whom they
were intended: This Is ,eiious charge and cush,
nor 10 have been made, unless it lie subsiantisied
by proof. The christian public will expect thr
charge to be formally withds avn, or The evidence
10 be addnced--they have Tight to expect it, AS
TO the righte merrye and conceited'' sarcasms
upon missionaries, an sure they will be disre-
sarded. These pious and devoted soldiers of the
cross have to contend with adyersares so much
more formidable, that these " paper qui!lets of the
of"in wi!' not at all affect them. have thus
very iuperfec'iy feat, sell ou' the motive. which
ac'uate one class Of the friends Of the Colonization
society. The whole may be summed NJ in
words, The love OF Christ consli aine,h Them
an" have attempted TO point out some OF the in
stances In which violent. though, think, not for
'ndale attacks. have been made upon the christian
charities of the land.
In another number, propose TO dscu - The ton
les, which, consider as forming the second branch
OF the Disqui+itor's objections. ! should leav.
lac whole dut. 10 some ADLER hand, but as there
tit'on OF the Society for aid is now before the Lee
ssla'ure OF Virginia, delay might be irj ,riou, 10
our great and good Cause.
REDE
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THE NEW TARIFF.

We trust that our Representatives will exbau.,
every effort in the attempt 10 arrest this
policy. We have before us a Document prn,sd
for the use OF the Fl. OF Il. which gives :. Lis,
Of the sterling cost of woolen goods and the
Duty on them under the present tariff and the pro
posed one, from which make the following ex-
lracts:'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-06

KENTUCKY. The Legislature was on the eve
OF adiournnent.-The Debates in he Senate on
the nomination of Mir. Bib, as Chief .Listice had
been oil the most bitter kind. The Old Court Part,
wished in the first instance to call upon Mr. b. 10
say, whether he would accept the office, whether
he would CONFORM 10 the provisions Of the act
repeating The re-orgaDizing act, and yhethe, he
would recognize the Old Court and take his seat
with Messfs. Owsley and Mills. The Debaters
took wide range MIR. II. Wicklfe not only
attacked the Relief Party, but Mr. John Pope.
charging him with IS attempting 20 Jacksouize.
and 10 .dTbufhnOtize and .dm6risfeyize the Sc
naie." MIR Pope feiofted IN a most eloqnent strain
oil Indignation, and pronounced an animated eulo-
gum on Gen. Jackson. The resolutions were los, .
and the nomination Of BIB confirmed. 2I TO IT,
OF the Old Court Senators, viz. Pore, Cruch-
er, Given, Lockyer and Slaughter voting with the
majority Blob has accepted his seat on tie Bench,
and svowed his determination TO abide by the
laws OF the land: The papers have been sutren-
dered by the Clerk OF the New Court and Ios the
present every thing seems to be at peace, as to
State matters. But national questions are brewing
new storm. The Senate have decided by vote
OF % 10 10, iisl IL was expedient 80 to amend the
Constitution Of the u. S. as to take the election
Of President from the II. Of r. In the other
llouse, the debate on these resolutions waved
warm, and the various amendments PROPOSED Is ere
evidently shaped with eye TO the stare Of things
at Washington. DIR. HARRISON proposed a proviso.
that IN making the amendment 10 the constitution
The Legislature does not believe there was any inn
proper management or inhuesce in the late Pre-
sidenIsl election, &c. Mr. Daniel moved to a.
mend the proviro by adding a declsrstory clause
that the Kentucky " members OF Congress AZ the
last election " ere right in voting FOR MIR. Adams
u their constituents for him, il their consti
tuents preferred Gen. jackson, they ought 10 hav,
voted Tor Gen. } the will otthe people should b,
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NOTICE.


CRoCERs AND CoM5dIssIoN MERCHANTS,
AVlNG taken The and warehouses, formerly
hA euPied y Mes.Is San. Dunn " invite the
no" OF then country friends the public, present
stock Ol GOOpS-con5sng part following articles
Ne" Orleans aud 81 CroiA sugars HIDE and barrels
Loaf and Lump, do assorted qualities
ifim. teen and Java Coffee
Jamaica Antigua AMI y. +. Hum
Holland and county Gin Madeira aud other uileg
Old Rye aud common whiskeY
Peach, Apple and III cneh Brandy
Prime retail mOlasses ~ hhds and barrels
Guhl"wder, Imperial and Y. IL Teas, (frssl)
oPAhsh SCARS wiring aud wrapping paper
Sed cores and leading lines, sole aud leather
4ruimtEt alspice, pepper, ginger aHd cOppeTas
Salpefes salts, siuni and tx blue
Shesse, ice, chocolate No l. plumbs and almonds
Whiuemoirs best cotton and wool cards 4 10 10
Cotton yarns No 10 10 FROM the best Baltimore factory
WIndo" glass, iunblefs, decauters and wine aliases
Daf non, plough plates, blstefed aud German steel
Gut aud wrought nails assorted sizes
Liverpool hue and ground alum sails in sacks
wood ware, iiOned aud wood bound.
WIN general assortment Of Hardware, China Earthen
ahd I'm ware which they offer by whoese retail, on the
inO ifV"fabIt terms Their having house YORK 10
Putense their goods enables eIH sell they can
he bought ~ tins city, aud at the New York prices adink
cot aud ehargta e
Country htn;s aud farmers will find u their nte,e
to give them CALI Any produce oongDcd their rare hsi
he personally attended and disposed 10 the hest advsn
age All orders fg goods shall be lied w agie.av TO In
tucions and on The let terms.
80 bushels nounisin clover seed
90 birrts family ur
frh - a. -wJwf