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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-23
Pa 'rHE wAfoa..&i's
PEOPLE OF DELAWARE I!

Yook NJ Samuel Iarker. Editor OF the Delaware
Gazette Observe the abuse he heaps ON sumo OF
~, worthy cixcns--and for what ]! Because they
ar,tpr John Quincy Adams to Andrew jackson for
he Presidency. Harker has received an Office
f,om our tnvernor and yethe iIarker) would abuse
md Witty the Governor because he has appointed
Administration as we'll as Jackson men to office
on Sammy if you will not learn to do we'll, do
NOT persua,e others to initiate your example and to
follow your evil ways. You appear to desire to
have the distributing Of the loaves and fishes Of the
General as well as of our State Government You
qroaned loudly because MIR Clay gave the public
Drinng, in this State, to other citizens, as worthy
at least as Yourself. and now you abuse John M.
CLAYTON because he has not made your weathercock
vehicle the channel Of communication. Is not this
all Of piece with your conduct for some time
pastp Do you not blush when you think of the
manner YOU have acted At one time extollins a
man to the skies, and at another (when you have
changed your opinions,) abusing and vifying
| him Are you so self conceltcd as to believe the
people will not notice these thngss Will your
conduct stand the test OF honesty and upris htncss
Oh Samuel If YOU would dictate to the people
and expect them to rely on your prophecies, you
must be more upright, disin'eresfed, and generous.
4 The people Of this State are an enlightened free
4 peop!e You will never, while you pursue your
present course. be able to set up for King, neither
4 will you succeed as Prophet.
n If you wish to direct how the loaves and fishes
ehall be distributed, you must first prove your own
4 honesty before the people will trust you. They
i know you formerly abused Jackson, and want to
know why you love him so well now You com
a pIaned Of his acts sometime ago: we want to know
I what has made these same acts right now When
4 YOU explain these things an honest man ought to
10, either by acknowledging your errors or show
4 iag good grounds for your sudden change, you
\ NAV expect to be countenanced by more than your
employers, " the Combination" Until then ypit
\ ought to be distrusted. -" fake the beam out Of
your eye, before sou can see the mote in your
\ brothcr's.o Cleanse Yourself, before You charge
filth on your neishhors. FAIR PLAY
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-. occcrrr -
From, the RaltimoYe american of Oct. II.

From, TIE Hdtlm0Te dnteTtcdh " Oct. if.
The President left the City Hotel yesterday
morning, about eight O'Clock, accompanied by a
humber Of citizens, visit to the Battle Ground
q, North Point, aud after examination Of the va
ous points Of tina interesting spot, rendered addi
tonaly so by the explanations Of those who had a
personal share in the dangers of the day, returned
10 the City at one. AS on the previous day, great
numbers Of persons Of all classes repaired to the
Hotel. to tender him their salutations. The num-
bers who called on the President must, we think,
have amounted to several thousands.
At two O'Clock, the toreign Gonsuls resident in
Baltimore, waited on the President, and paid their
respects.
At three o'clock, the Rev. MIR. Wheeler, Pres-
dent If st. Mary's College, accompanied by the
Vice President, several of the Professors. and up
wards Of one hundred Of the Students, waited upon
the President OF the United States. The Rev. Mr..
Ecsleston, Vice President O. the College, briefly
addressed the President in the following Words
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NOTICE.

IL persons having demands against the estate Of isss
N Cloud deceased lte Of pencader Hundred Deaa are
requested to present them duly acs,e for sttemens
and all persons indebted to said estate will make
date payment 10 the subscriber.
DEBORAH CLOUD. .4d,n'r.
Sept, II, 1927. 99-4tp
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-23
NOTICE.

LII persons indebted to The estate Of Henry Stess de-
N ceased late Of Newcastle Del requested make
immediate pa, met. and those having claims desired
pr, them properly authenticated for settlement,
ANN STEELE, .id,n'r.
Newcastle, Oc. 49, 1897. y9-4t
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LAST NOTICE.

Ii person, indebted to the estate q Joi eaee
IN are req iesed to make payment 10 JOHN BAILEY,
who is authorized 10 receive Longer Insul.
gence cannot be given. ALLAN THOMSON,
JAMES GARDNER,
Wilmington, Oct 90, 1897. 99-if Eruuts,s,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-23

Remarkable Fact-All the evidence produced by BIZ
canan Isaacs Eaton, and other friends of Gen Jackson
in regard to the Intrigue respecting the Presidential Elec
tom most amply prove that the only actors in tie plot
the friends and voters tor General Andrew
Jackson
Honey-Mr Benjamin Reynolds, of Vasselbo-
rough, Maine, took up a hive of bees few weeks
since, the honey Of which weighed, in the comb,
four hundred pounds.
GARDEN SEsps-We have been told says the Spring
field, MASS Journal tina, Shaker village this vicin
receives beu $4,000 and SIS 900 annually for GARDEN
sEEDs
Loss by Fire. The house Of John F. May, Esq,
at the western extremity of the corporation OF Pc
tersburg, Va. was entirely consumed by fire, to-
sether with the out buildings, &c, the 9th inst.
and nine horses persisted in the flames The pro-
perry was uninsured. Damage supposed to be
$4,000.
plcaon is made to the Legislature OF Tennessee, in
session:
"Mr, MGahee introduced bill to alter the name of
Susannah Cremer William Cremer, which read the
first time and passed. The petitioner had been constle-
ed woman, had female clothes upwards Of years.
and had gone by female name. In 1895, petitioner
chang his habits went to Virginia, married Wife and Is
living in Green County.
The society for propagatng the gospel has final
y recovered the land it claimed in Vermont.
Li5s,ia-The following account Of recen, arrival in
Of our principal seapors from Cane Measurable [on
rovia gives urlber preof Of the growing Importance IT
The American settlement on the coast OF Africa.
profitable already between the colony and
the United States, which is daily growing In extent and
Importance
PoRr PHILADELPHIA, Oct 9.
Arrived this day. scir Eclipse, Sharp, - days from St.
Jago Cape de Verbs, aud SO from Cape Measurable Coast
o! Africa, with ivory wax, oo and hides to I'm
son, and to order Left, A1ess.lraJo August 90 ship
Norfolk, Har.lne. 10 sail or II y ,pists !.Tt S:g.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-23

The Stated Quarterly Meeting of the Managers Of tho
Wi!mngt9n Unon Colonization Society will be held at HE
house OF Tie hon Willard Hall, Thursday evening next
a O'Clock. r. A. HENDERSON, Reptsser.
90. 1897
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-23
TUESDAY, October %, 1927.
"Frown Indignantly upon the dawning attempt to ali
portion OF the Union anoher.i' WAStkCTON

No. Take .Noficp.-The Court will commence
at New Castle, on Monday next. 1t will be a
good opportunity for many persons indebted to the
Editors of this paper to bring or send the amount
of our claims against them. A man who can aud
ront "PAY THE PRINTER" deserves to be
kept at New Castle, in the large mansion house.
the superintendence of which the voters Of this
County have lately assigned to their right trusty
fellow citizen, William Herdman, Esq.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-23

Signs Of the Times" Among the good sig rs
are the large number Of newly established and well
conducted Newspapers that have been added to
the list Of Journals that support the Administia.
lion. Among those with which we have been par
ticularly pleased, are the Pennsylvania Gazette.
published in Philadelphia. and the Lancaster Re-
porter published in the city Of Lancaster. Both
these papers exhibit editorial talents of the most
respectable kind, and will no doubt do much in
spreading correct information IN the State Of Penn
syvania. an extending those astonishing changes
which have taken place there in favor of the patrl
otto rulers Of our land and their admirable system
Of policy.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-23
Nsw Pork. Oct. rs.

FoRH1es Mrss1oNs.-The anniversary of the
American Board Of Foreign Missions was ceIebra-
ted last week. And last evening a meeting of
gentlemen was held to devise measures to increase
the means Of the Board, and mpart additional en-
ergy to its operations. Several addresses were
made among which was one from the Rev. Mr..
King, late from Palestine, and the Rev. DR.. Beech
err. A subscription was commenced, to be paid IN
annual instalments for five years. which was led off
by one gentleman with the round sum Of $4,000
dollars. The Clergy put in purse of 1000 dol
lars. And gentleman from Rochester pledged
himself that the county of Monroe would do as
much as the individual above referred to; and be-
fore the meeting closed, the subscriptions upon the
snot amounted to the sum of ONE HUNDRED
AND THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-23

The British "society for promoting christianity
among the Jews" have at present thilty-three
missionaries. A Philadelphia paper doubts wheth-
er they have made as many real converts since the
commencement Of their operations.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-23

!" As for this Administration, we will turn them
out, as sure as there is God in Heaven. For by
the Eternal, if they act pure as the Angels that
stand at the right hand Of the Throne Of God.
we'll put them down. Col. JOHNSON.
.j,hnson IN a conversation in ashington City.
18th one of the Editors OF the National Intelligent
GER. The leaders of the Jackson party have adopt
ed the unpat lotto expression for their motto =
they arc acting fully up to it:-and we need
not then wonder that their whue course should be
ma keal with the most unparalleled outrages Of
truth, another one Of which is noticed in our coll
un'n, to-day, and completely put down by Mr..
4aitey'S Letter
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AT BARKER'S OFFICE
The Ei;nal Swamp Canal L itery, draws
TOMORROW.


Scheme y Prize If $4,000; Of 5000; &C $500
Of 1000; cf 1900; OF 1900; Of 1885, OF 1000
of SEQ If 400; Of 500 ~ of 200; 20 OF l00i aS
OF SO; 46 Of 40; 90 Of 20; 1lU4 OF 10; $3.50 OF 5
Ticket S5-lialf 500 arter 2j-Elgifh o. cts.
On Wednesday The 3lst &C oDer, the Grand Consolidated
Lonery draws in Washington civ
Scheme IL Prze 4 $40 go; o. 600 of g 500; 5
1900; OF 500; OF 1880; OF lU10i i 600; 5of
500; Of 400; 10 OF 200; 90 OF 100; AS Ut 70 as d 60
As OF 50; AZ 0 g. OIL So 81 Of 20. 800 Of IL $685.
ot6.
Ticket s6-Ii4if s3-Quarer i50-Eghth IS cts,
.Np,c FORK Consolidated Lottery,
Class 9Th draws "Wednesday tie 9Th Of November,
As Numbers, drawn Baiiols
Scheme Il Prize of $4,000 Of %, Geo; of 10000;
t4,s30 Of 5000 Of $500; ot 1000; Of 90
OF 5u0 50 ." 1905 80 ct 1905 SO .t9O SO If 30 80 VI
70 SO of 6ui 70 Of 50 273 30 add 44l6 OF 90
Ticket S29-Hai! S10-Qua,ter Sj-Eishth e SO,
Sixeelth 81 IS cts.
Delawnre s North Carolina Consolidated Lotterg,
FRS Class, be drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, Oh
Sa .nrlay the 10th Of No, embef, a IL O'clock
Scheme II Prize Of 5000; o 5 G0l Of 259l; Of
1000; of 300; Of ,228 6 4 1900; Of 6JJ Of
400 156 If 40 l55 Of 20 624 Of s ard TSu0 of4.
Ticket S4-iialf S2-Q!ster Sl-Eghth 50 cts.
To be had IN grea, variety Of numbers, at
II. B.tRAER'S
Truly Prompt and lucky O@ce,
Oct. %. No. 6T. Ma KEY Street, Wilninnton.
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Virginia State Lottery.


For the heneh' ct tie Dismal Swamp Ca,ai Company
9th Class-to be drawn IN Richmond tu.MORlsOW tbs
2fh II October, 1897.
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MORE LUCK All BARRIERS.

The Capital Prize of 10000 Dollars, IN The New York
Loery, drawn last "Wednesday vas sud and aid at Bar
kers Of1ce
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!" yuore Proscription"- this head Sammy
ifarker has most doleful article in his last Ga
zete. The cause of his lamentation is that the
SECRETARY Of this State has not proper to have
public advertisement inserted in his paper. 1hi.
Is the henous offence TOR which the Secretary must
prepare to receive all the vengeance that the bel.
potent Corporal can infct. And the Governor i,
to come in for share of the prescribed" little
fellows abuse. Many are the ugly names which
some other of the Jackson Federallsts in this Be-
rough, as we'll as Mr.. Hatker, are appl, ing to the
Governor and his Secretary, and We shall not be
surprised if in less than munth they are assailed
with as much rancor through the Gazette, is now
poured through the columns of that paper upon the
heads Of Messrs. Adams and Clay.
TIfMr. Harker has any regard for his friends
he had better be silent ON the subject Of the Bride.
He may otherwise contribute to bring some Of
them into an unpleasant situation.
The celebrated Race Horse Eclipse was sold al
auction, on the 18th inst. on the race-course at
New York, to Mr.. Ludlow, of Claverack, in that
State, for Eight Thousand and Fifty Dollars.
His celebrated competitor Henry was sold at the
same time and place to the same person, for -Four
Thousand One Hundred Dollars 1t is stated that
both these Horses are to remain in the State Of
New York
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Arrived this day, scr Eclipse Sharp - days from ST.
Jago Cape de Verbs, and SO from Cape Measurable, Coast
OF Africa, with ivory, wax, can1 oo and hss. to
son, and order. Left at Measurable. August 90 ship
Norfolk, Harline 10 sail for II '0,ys's !-T.s Sal.
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Ticket s5-lIalfs2 5oQ.rter 81 s5--Eighth oa1 cts.
For tickets or shares, apply to or address
Robertson s Little,
Oct. % NJ. % Market W ilmirgt y, Del.
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LuaRoRMs AND BOLIVAR

With many other Goods on hand, very low.
lie wishes his old customers and the
public in general to CALL AND SEE.
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Benz. Ill. WilbOr,

tN BROAD STREET,
OPPOSITE .3L1J HENRY BULLS
HiS for Sale,
GROCERIES,, in all their variety;
w A complete assortment Of Shoes;
Crockery, Glass, Stone, Earthern and
Iron Wares;
Nails, Cutlery, Bellows, Hats, Dye
Stuifs, &C.
LIQUORS,
OF most every kind and quality.
Becfaud Pork, Oats, Corn, and all kinds
OF farmers produce, by the quantity.
Utensils ofhusbandry, OF most osery de-
ccriptioR.
Ropes and Cordagc,
An assortment of DRT GOODS, Yarn,
Warp, DC.
Hops, tt wholesale or retail;
Likewise BUTTER, Of ihs first quail.
ty, and 81 the nea,est workmanship, re-
cciycd daily from the Farms adjacent tn
tho town, which he expects to be constant
ly supplied with, Cor sale at cost also. So
yeral hundrcd cwt. first quality CHEESE
which with tho articles above and a far
greater number unmenf;oned, he will dis
pose Of on terms the most reasonable and
satisfactory. may "a
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HARVEY SESSIONS.
HAS RECEIVED AND VOW OFFERS FOR s.LT,
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
English, French and India
&S1ESS
Among them are the .tolioieing, riz

.8mong them are the Joltoic'ng, riz:
DLACK s. blue Cloths; Olive and mix
Ed cd do. blue and black Cassimeres
Drab and mixed do. blue, mixed, claret
and Olive Habit Cloths white, red, gree1
and yellow Flannels Caroline and Tar
tan Plaids black & coloured Bombazetts
black and coloured hastings black Bom-
baziles black canlon Grapes coloure6
do. light and dark Calicoes ;Ginghams :;
Furniture ChntZ black and coloured Lev
antines black Satin do. ;black Synehsws
a& Sarsnetts black and coloured Gross de
Naples black Italian Lustring white and
red Merino long and square Shavls white
Valencia and long shawls; Cashmere
square do flag and bondanna hdkfs black
silk and fancy do Valencia, Marsciies
and silk do Irish Linens Linen Den
marks, &c.
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New Goods.
Milton HaN.

"AS just received from Boston the fol
IL lowing goods which were purchased
at the great Auction sale:
3 Hair Cloth Sofas; g Time pieces
Wash stands Toilet tables Rocking and
Fancy Chairs; Secretaries Camp Bed.
steads; Work tables Books Desk
Soap for shaving Mats so nests OF
Cedar Tubs. 6 in a neat, ,25 nest
bales Of Cotton Sheeting all of which will
be sold very low for Cash or short Credit.
NJ Ii. will make liberal advances on
Consignments. Cash paid for Watches.
sept. 6.
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TO the Pubic-0

UTHEREAS report is in circulation,
w invented by some interested mall
cious person or persons, tending TO injure
the business of the subscriber by imposing
on the Public Mind belief that DRUGS of
a POISONOUS nature are used IN articles of
my manufacture as a substitute for yeast !:
hereby pronounce the assertion to be false,
and offer a reward of TWENTY DOL.
LARS for the discovery of the person or
persons with whom this SANDER originated.
Trusting TO q candid and liberal minded
public, ID. Corr will continue to offer at
his old stand on Bannister's wharf, the fol-
lowing articles, warranted not inferior TO
any manufactured in the United States,
namely -
LOAFBRE.4D-SHIP AND PILOT
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and
.NOL.ASSES GLVGERBRE.4D---LE.
MON C.4KE--BUTTER BISCUITS
and every other article usually found in a
Bakers Store.
FAMILY FLOUR, by the barrel
NcWDOTt, Sept O7
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More good Bargains
SW WEETeS.
No. ll2 cMHap SaH2

Ihomes- Street, .Nsicpor.
"HO has just returned from New
w York with REAL Cheap GOODS,
and invites the ladies and gentlemen Of
Newport, and his from the country to call
and give him a look, and he pledges him.
self to give them GOOD B.4RG.7LN,S.
.7mong them are
BROADCLOTIIS, Sattlnetis, Flsnncls
and Baizes; Real y. U. Duck Floor Car.
pctings and Rugs Bear Duck and Rus.
sia Sheetings Canton, Nankin and French
Grape Silk Velvet Plush and cord pow
er-loom star and kelly Sheeungs; Shirt.
ings Of various kinds; willow sheets and
pasteboard Cravat stiffners; Pocket hdkfs
Cotton, Linen, and Silk do. Cotton Flan-
mel for drawers Book, Null and Swiss
Muslius Jaconet and Cambrics; brown
Cambria for bonnetts; Deyonshire Ker-
sey bang up Cord and linen; mems Com
forters; Barage scarfs and Plaid silks
Osnaburgs, Crash and Towcloth; silk.
cotton and worsted Hose hemp hose and
half do. American Carpentings.
LU0HoRMs AND BOLIVAR
0YpS11S.
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great variety of Bleached and unbleaeh h.
ed Sheetings and Shiriings Checks, ging-
hams, stripes, cotton yarn thread candle wick
cotton batting, &c. &c
Newport, Sept ~ 1S27
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POE TG ~
From the u. s. Literary Gazette.
SABBATH EVENING TWILIGHT

SABBATH EVENING TWILIGHT.
Delightful hour of sweet repose,
Ofhallowed thoughts, Of love of prayer
love thy deep and tranquil close,
For all the Sabbath day is there.
Each pure desire, each high request
That burned before the temple shrino,--
The hopes, the fears, that moved the breast,
All live again in light like thine.
love thee for the fcrvid glow
Thou shedst around the closing day
Those golden fires, those wreaths ofsnow
That light and pave his glorious way!
Through them, I've sometimes thought, the eye
May pierce the unmeasured deeps Of space,
And track the course where spirits iiy,
On viewless wings, to realms Of bliss.
/ love thee for the unbroken calm,
That slumbers on this fading scene,
And throws its kind and soothing charm
Der all Z" the little world within"
II frances every rowing thought,
Yet sets the soaring fancy free,--
Shuts fro,u the soul the present out,
That all is musi ng memory.
] love those joyous memories,
That rush, with thee, upon the SOUL
Those deep unutterod symphonies,
That DER the spellbound spirit roll.
All the brigt scene Of love and youth
Revive, as ifthey had not fled,
And Fancy clothes with seeming truth
The forms she rcscues from the dead.
Yet holier is thy peaceful close,
For vows love left recorded there -
This is the noiscless hour we C hose
To concecrate 10 mutual prayer
Twas when misfortune's fearful cloud
Was gathering DER the brow Of heaven,
Ere yet despair's eternal shroud
Wrapt every vision hope had given
When these deep purpng shades came down,
In sof1ened tints, upon the hills,
We swore, that, whether fate should crown
Our future course with Joys or ills,--
Whether safe moored in loves retreat,
Or severed wide by mount and sea,
This hour, in spirit, we would meet,
And urge to heaven our mutual plea
n
Oh toll me if this hallowcd hour
Still finds thee constant at our shrine,
Still witnesses thy fervent prayer
Ascending warm and true with mine
Faithful through every change of wo,
Ny heart still flies to meet thee therc,--
'Twould soothe this weary heart to know
That thine res esponded every prayer.
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To Let.

TIlE Room lately occupied by the Sub
- scribers, as aPrinting Office, o. Oh,
corner OF Market square and Tnsime,
street. For terms &c. apply to
Sept q.
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Just Received at
No. $50.
The .foito,oing articles as enumera.ed, 10
gether i0ih many Others Too tedious for
an Advertisement

an advertisement.
A lot Of very superior western canal Flour;
"a Sugars, loaf, lump and brown CofIees;
Teas, gunpowder, hyson, young-hyson Tyson
skin, souchong and caper; Wines, port, Sici-
ly.Madeira Malaga and Lisbon; Cordials, of
all kinds, Of the best quality; Brandy, oognac,
Spanish and domestic Gin, Hollands (su-
perior TO any in the market) likewise country;
Rum, old Jamaica, St Croix, Antigua cocoa
and chocolatei sperm and mould candles olive
oil in bottles and TASKS, very superior rice
Spices of every description Fruit, oranges,
lemons. lines, casten. nuts, pecan do. al
monds, filberts and Madeira; Raisins, musca-
tel, bloom and cask, prunes, hgs, and tama-
rnds in excellent order; Tobacco, cayendish
ping and paper; Segars. best Spanish, halt
Spanish and common Snuff, maccabau, rap
pee, and Scotch Soap, New-York, Boston
and Providence manufacture; Cayenne pep
per, in bottles and cannisters pepper-sauco
ginger I; molasses, butter, cheese and lard
with a general assortment ofcountry produce
Leather; bed cords, Seines and brooms, to-
gether with an extensive assortment Of ele-
CANT Crockery-ware. Also, Stone and Pot
ters Ware, of every kind.
The above Goods with many other not
mentioned will be sold as low for cash. approv-
ed credit, or country produce as can be bought
in the State.