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Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-21

lection, more were lighted By their enemies from
fear Every thing seemed to be as usual: bread,
meat, Vegetables and provisions OF all kinds reap.
peared ID abundance, and thUsc who abandoned
themselves without restraint to the FIRST impulse
Of appetite, died in consequence.-Thus many
who had not been destroyed by long inanltion'
were killed by safety. The retailers and vendors
excited BY the greedncss Of gain, strove to Keep
MP the prices; but the infuriate populace iei on
them in.such MANNER as made them feel that
hunger is fierce counsellor. The peasants, un-
der Azzeretto, endenvnured to sack the houses OF
the democrats, as they said, but, nevertheless did
not snare the aristocrats But Hohenzoliern. who
had been left by Otto in command, RESTRAINED these
excuses by military law. the Austrian comman'
der created an imperial ard royal regency, tn
which he called pletro Pao o Cilesa. Carlo Cam
biaso, Agostino Spinola, Clan Bernardo palavl
chi, .Girolamo Durazzo, Francisco Spnola 81 1'an
Rattista. and Luigi Lambruschini. The regency
restrained the reaction OF party vengeance ready
to burst FORTH by laudable exertion OF authority
but then came the opening OF purses. an ine'itaDit
but cruel command IN miserable Genoa. AS ioi
the rest no sign shown on the part OF tlo-
henzollern, or of Melas. of any inclination. either
towards the restoration Of her ancient government
or her independence. Notwithstanding this, me
sri.tocrats shouted riras fur the Emperor, from
hatred against the democrats, ust as the democrats
had sent forth piras for France. from hatred to the
aristucrats blind slaves and madmen, both the
one and the other; for they could net see thai
from their private anlmositcs sprang the ram o.
their country, and the domination OF foreigners.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-21
pay .vitsow SERVICES.

PETER b. PORTER was appoiutad Secretary
Of War about the 25th Of .uiy last. The salary Of
the Secretary Of War is SIX rlIDU>aN DOL
LARS. Has Mr.. Porter been at y sshngton at
tending to the duties of his Office thirty days since
he was appointed? We believe MOI
Now, what must the soher ,oemanry OF this
country think ot this ? Paving an officer Two
THOUSAND DOLL RS Tor four months
wees. when in fact. he has not render rcd one
months ]
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-21
Jous VAUGHAN, Secretary.


Fon THL nYLAwARE PArnIoT. .
Mr.. Clement have doubi bit you rccoiect tne laSe
aud charge made against me in the Delaware Ad'
verse, IT The 25I August last, over TIE hcl'c Gus s
tine Of - A Friend to Justice and his unity wheeMi
am charged h endeav ring q cocroe FhiIp wilson ~"
The support OF the Jack son patty, by threats, &C a W.
nv your ,aper Mas made by calling on the snhoT'w
Come out and give his cal assuring HIM al me '4s
tme t. ia tuth was his feCt. ie nced no be asharu
to appear IN his own Prper her'on--a"d also ca'"S ~
Phihb Wilson out and speak The trult 'no
Whole truth, and aohiug blu, The iruth when nc .a'
CO cate. on 1ie second 81 IS ,tcmber last anu N".
he has BirSe, the ltn VI October suD''an'S'
every thug Contained IN mat Certificate III 'ns pr
sencc Of responsible Witness, thus throwing tne ~
the teeth OF this oJscnre Gasia,Giy, wre-"ofSe' o.
the screen, who has attempted 10 stab The characci " "
'cishbnt IN the dat k, but VIII is now Drought 10 nh"
Probably lie feels some compuhc ION OF Conscience " ~
nprvoked attack made and in order To ea .S
himself from The embarrassment Which he has pee"
inb says j., his second COMMUNICATING, MAT nc ia
AIMED tifcae from Nj W,.on, both written a'' ,es
and perfectly understood by hHn, and that colF'pos
he aten,ent made BY han, a. his conma''sai,W,
he editor OF ,he Advertiser This statement III 70 q.
denies HIS statement I. the casc "ll' DC see u"
Whneley's certificate who prcst at ON 'ht Ss
and TO an accurate account Of what Mr. Wso' sau w
The snbjrc, am also charged by 'hs nsllo"' ~ r.,
with II csnS deception IN ptocuiinb voc 11s
from NJ W,i>on;-ths l pronounce iase"o aa..srI
certificate is sluit and plain, which ir Niisoh "p' ,
70 understand perfectly well, and signed u ~''"
prnviso maxi e the least objection to Il. bal rev
knowlesed ;he truth cnnlaned IN il. lo@e'c W..
TINS pittrndSu Ilicnu VI JUST
coonng or by torluing Mr., Wilson's words, or msa G
20 81 his purpose, the contents OF Inc ce'''Ji
gwen the 2nd September, Sir Wilson &c ' -
and honcs man, never can, nor never WIN w. Ne
sicn ra,s down the malicious charge a5alnsl ".
' JOHN uEGDMAN'
October 18th, 1923
Winch he kept back until was too late 10 rev Me-
before the election -tood management OF eoa"'o - :
understand that his symphonzng compuSz'o'n, 10
kenatly, 0; Newark, has voIunanl, offered q c. ri
he editor of The Advertiser, Tor the same AM
gentleman is very Jealous in the Cause OF the n ,hc
l,as been busily engaged in eeconeer'hg 'o Ina NO
second but has unsuccessful; believe " nwu :
been aalc 10 carry any votes the polls bu us ' liz
Yet he would be. if he couii be, but he cannot ps
Waits 10 be, grea, ps.te..I ;n;u,
say pretended, tor know that lie has done us ,s
tee and that too without any cause ~ha'cNe', n lbt
have done him any hahn either ~ Word ., ~ neurhbot
man that would ifadmce TIE reputation OF W" ~" Ia
tor party purposes, is not wo,ths o. TIE ''l-S Vs.
q assumed
ri And James l,riscoe-
Without giunble or proyiso,
Thru att the man,
Deny il You can.
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AN IMPORTER.

From the Providence L. Jonrnal
manufactures was recently asked BY mer-
chant IN New York, why he was induced to seul
some OF his goods to auction, when he had ready
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-21

TOMS VIC lately ousted one Of Mr.. Gays most
devoted adherents. Mr.. Brent. BY majority Of
sol: In this district, we think there will be ooo
majority for Andrew Jack5hn
While then, there is so much to animate our e1-
ertions. let Us be up and doiag. Let each man
HE to the Polls on the Sd of November, to assist
the cause Of Jackson ami Reform.
:. Ibis day is called the Feast Of Crispian."
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-21
TIE NEGLIGEN, 4 OF THE NAVY.

u
There cannot be doubt that we are indebted to
the negligence of Me,srs Adams and Clay, fnr the
Decree Of the Congress of Peru. which by the ex-
cluson of so man, important articles of our trade
with that country, from her poris has gwen 50 se
we're blow to the commerce Of the United States
generally. and to that of Baltimore particularly.
The British Agents at Peru nave been long en-.
deavorng to bring about some sucn state Of thing,
AS tins Decree has effected. but as long as Mr.. Fu.
dor remained there as Consul their intrisues were
counteracted. Mr.. Tudor, however, was with
drawn from that cnuntr, and sent to Brazil, and
no representative Of our government, of our vital
important commercial interests ielt at Peru
We have already heard some OF our most intel
ligent chants speak in terms of deep aud strong
reprnbatun of the conduct of the administration III
this affair: aud one gentleman, Ia merchan) who
has heretofore been IN favor of the re election Of
Mr.. Adams has said that he cannot vote for Gen
Jach0u, hit that he certainly aciN not rote far Mr.
ADAMS
The facts, that throus hout this Admins sraton
our commerce and our shipping interests aud all
our Foreign relations have been neglected. Our
Cabinet have been 50 much engaged III Electioneer
ing that the interests Of the country are neglected
Re elect Mr. adams and we shall the same
thing Tor the next four years Mr. Clay will be
electioneerng to succeed him. and the interests Of
the country will he lost sight Of.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-21
31G1fTfCaz.
FROM THE WEST.

OF Ktntucky we entertain very little doubt :
The Harrodsburg Address enters into some ingeni
GUS calculations upon the subject, aud then adds.
" That the majorifs for General jackson in tn
State. is from 5000 to 10000 there is no room o
a RATIONAL doubt. Within the personal knowledge
OF the members OF this meeting, there are hundreds
of jackson men who did not go to the pulls or voted
for General Metcalfe -enoush. II is believed. il
the counties Of Ne and Washington, or Wash.
ingtop and Nelson. to have changed the resul! OF
the gubernatoral electon'
Ohio-The following articles are from the last
Cincinnati Republican:
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TIE .M3CEDO.vIa.N FRIGATE,


What was this vessel sent to the coast OF Brazil
Cor?
To protect the commerce of the United States
from the lawle,s depre,atons of the Brazll'ans-
to protect our seamen from impressment and I'M
prisonment--to command respect for the Anief-
can Eaga
Ask the Baltimore Sea Captains. who have been
to Brazil! They say no respect Is paid their to
Americans. Every vessel almos, comes from there
brings US some account Of a new outrage. -Amer-
can vessels are stopped on their lawful VOYAGES,
plundered. sent IN for condemnation. every yeya
tious delay practised, American Seamrn thrown
on board of prison ships to mess. on hall allowance
with every sort Of worthless vagabond ami muir
derous scoundrel.
Well, but why these things tolerated Z All T..
that's more than we know. 1t is nut for Us TO ques
ton the great Diplonlatists, the Grill Chcltians.
Mr. .i9an,s and Mr.. Clay, we suppose know wa,
these things ate done, and nobudy else has an,
right to know.
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do hereby certify thai being called pn BY M o 10 81
Saturday oober ia, sccomp"niuo .. " bc
Philip Wilson's, where speaking OF some cnSs scti,ou
sgnaure in the Delaware Advertiser, propoGunoudd M
Mr.. Wilson The following inieiogat'res' a"a le'e'
answers as sta ed below, viz ,..,scate ,ya
Isl Who called you respecting the c"'A'
gave 10 MAYOR ierdman - -"
Mr. Wilson's answer, MIR JAMES II. BnIscok r. III.
3D. Did YOU tell Mr.. Brlscoe that the An'"o
cev,ticaie MAS SO bad you could not read 1t!
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-21
GREET DICKSON. MEETING,

~ IN AlNll-SNA Inc largest pOlttlCai
meeting ever witnessed in this city. was held b.,
the friends and supporters of Andrew Jack ,,n. on
Thu ,day evening last: at the Theatre. Al early
candle light, the crowd began to assemble. and ia
the course Of half hour, the entire rows Of boxes
apd the gallery and pit, we're filled to overflowng
exclusively If hundreds on the stage and il the
Hobbies Good judges have estimated the number
present at about twelve hundred PERSONS and there
can be no doubt there were more than one thou
sand The meeting was organized BY the appoint
mtnt of DR. SAMUEL RAMSEY. Chairman, aud
DAVID URNER. Secretary An able. patriotic.
and eloquent Address, was delivered, BY MoRGAN
NEVILLE, ESD. chairman of the committee appoln
1ed to prepare one for the occasion. which was
unanimously adopted. and ordered to be published
Resolutions we're also unanimously adopted, pre-.
senting the thanks OF the meeting to the commit
tee, tor their able patriotic, AMI appropriate al
Dress" and :. cordially to support the jackson
Ticket Of this county. at the election on the l4tf
of next month" RoBERr L. LYrLE, E,u. or
being called on tor that purpose, addressed the
meeting, on he necessity Of exertlng our utinos
energies and influence, for the success Of tht
GREAT CAUSE. in which lar.e maiorty 0
the American people are nov engaged. Ii wa
exhibition OF talent and impa, siuned eloquence
which received as it justly mented. the applaus
OF the whole assembly. The strictest order an,
decorum we're observed Throughout. aud the meet
ing adjourned few minutes before O'clock
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-21
ADAMS IN OHIO.

"The popularity OF Mr.. Adams in Ono has
now reached that point, beyund which human calcu
laton seldom fatters. Few public men have eve,
made such progress in the affections of their coun
trymen, or we're more descrvedly marked a, dis.
tinguIshed ubyect Of popular justice. As an Illus
tration oil the truth of these remarks we have tn.
pleasure OF informing readers, that at a latp
company muster, ~ Beaver township, COunbiana
county, where ll6 officers and privates attended
all were Tor Adams except one hundred and four
teen, who avowed themselves for Gen Jackson
- similar expression of the public sent,,nen
was recently exhibited III this county, at the mu,
ter OF Col B"tkin's Rifle Regiment. consisting .
$50 persons, who divided ON the Presidential cues
ton; the uhoy number OF wnom turned OUT "a
Adams, ercspt two hundred and forty one. yh
were tor Jackson and thirty four declined vut,nu
"A portion of our citizen, will regret 10 lear
that the prospects Of Mi Adams in Butler con,
I. ty, are not quite so cheering as the foregoing a
reslmental muster which took place at Hamilto
on the Goth inst, the Presidential question "a
tried when there appeared nome tor Adams. 8
neutral, and two hundred and one for Jackson
These are ''Signs of the Tlmes," and oro,
OF the "re acton in ONO, worthy of partcul;
attention OF his honor the Mayor Of Wasningtu
ami oil the coalition presses generally"
Of Louisiana We have the toll0win. extract ri
letter, recevedu, thu Jackson Committee of Pr.
dephla. from Jackson Committee of I.ou,.
ana - A. to Louisiana, the friend, of
drew Jackson have every reason 10 calculate ,
successful the three congressional districts. n
first Mr.. Livingstone Is the onty one. IN wh
the administration can ca.cula,e on A rsaior,t
which in no event lceed 10: In the >
Gurley's] the Jackson ;najurt, plIl not be /,
than ouo, and may reach lloo; La the Sd Owe
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IT a Sermon will be deliy

cred on Sunday Erening, by leave of Divine Provi.
denee, at early eands-gh in the First PRESBYTERIAN
Church, by the Rev. r. HARRISON and collection Ia
ken, for the benefit OF the ONES Nus SOCIETY
Necessity compels them to make this annual appeal
to the public; and while they offer their grateful
acknowledgements for past generosity, they rely with
confidence on continuation Of it, and would still
plead the consta Mt demands Of the INDECENT their
charity.
The Society hcg leave to report that within the last
year they have distributed to those objects whom they
have considered absolutely needy, l67 garments, 81
pair Of shoes, and 40 pair Of stockings
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From the National In,enigeneer,
'OFhhME COURT OF THE U. STATES.

=, NJ Sr l nj ". STATES.
-. MONDAY, Feb'y I, 1923.
ne Court met At II o'clock.
Present, all the Court.
No, TO- Carol, VS.. Peake, Writ of Error 10
ne nc Circuit Cour, far Washington County
Nr. Justice Trimble delivered the on;ninn 81
INC Court Judgment affirmed. with cos,s ~
NO 80 Rhea. and Others; VS.. Renner.~An.
Ssal from The Circui, Court for washington
s0ap,v. Mr.. Jusce Duvall delivered The on;o.
%n OF The Court. Decree OF Circuit Court re-
seedlings. " ''' 'u''"sr pro-
r, NO So Bank ef Columbia VS. Haener.
W. %e argument OF This Cause was continued by
WI. WI Jones, for The Derendan, in Error. and
,UOeindod BY Mr.. Key, for the plaintiff in Err.
e.. No 80 50. Davies and others, VS.. Mason.s Les.
n. n ms cause was argued by Mr.. Rowan for
fn,n 1S'iif' in Error, and by Mr.. Wicklfffe
"r,ne Defendant in error.
No s.; IMITATION Tenant, VS.. Watkins and
Ca srs Wri, of Error to Kentucky C;reu;,
,n"" MI Plaintiffm Error called, and failing to
Sa', "ri, Of Error dismissed, with costs.
o - Henderson VS.. Redmau. On cues
.,on nS adjourned and certiSed 10 this Cour:.
,D In SOS;h Carolina Circui, Court. plaintiff
|.s.. ortendan, called, and falling to appear.
ssse dismissed. -PPsH''
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District Of Columhia-'ro wit.

District Of Columhia-YO wit.
The United States of Observation-Disclosures
kaAIEsT
One set Of #, Tea ;,t China sga sundry} Repn.
DEE remembered, that Thomas Swami, Esq. At.
ID torney for the United States for the District Of
Columbia, hath exhibited libel in the District Court
of said District alleging that on the day of
in the year 1927, set of Tea China and part Of
dining set of Liverpool Ware, have been imported in
to the United Ststes-to wit: At the Fort Of Aexan
dsia in certain brig called "The Cumberland" to
whereof one Thomas Patterson was master; that the
said China and Liverpool Ware not included in
the report, manifest and entry made with the Collec
tor of said port-By which means the same became
forfeited to the United States and sezed by the Col.
lector aforesaid All persons having right title in.
tcrest to the said China and liverpool Ware,
cited and admonshed to appear at The Court House in
Alexandria on the first Monday in March next, to hear
and abide by and perform all such judicial acts
by law required to be done in the premises.
Tcste, EDM. /. LEE, C. C.
feb
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by George johnson.
ON SATURDAY MIG 1T, 9fh inst. at ! past s o'ek
T the Auction Store, opposite the Mechanics Bank
IA 20 pieces cassinets. assorted qualities and colors
do fancy prints, excellent quality
do colorel cambrics
q do book muslin
Rose and point blankets
Wool hats several dozen
Mems and women's shoes, ladies stockings
Mems pantaloons, crockery ware, variety of broad
cloths in small pieces, and many other articles-and
iftme permit, variety Of books
The public are assured, that no article offered will
be Withdrawn ifbid for at all.
Parents and Guardians, are earnestly solicited to
caution boys against occupying places TO the eAcu-
son Of bid ers-and of being troublesome and noisy,
for not thus assisted, by those VIII" have it in their
power the next step will be to exclude them from the
Room, the annoyance heretofore has been great.
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Total ASST
From the National Intelligcncer.
TWENTIETH CONGRESS,l sT. SESSION.
Tuesday, february 5, 1928.

TWENTIETH CONGRESS, ISL SESSION.
Tuesday, february 5, 1928.
in SENATE.
On motion of Mr.. King, it was
Ordered, That, until otherwise directed BY
the Senate, the Select Committees should be
appointed by the Vice President.
MIR. Smith, of Maryland, moved that the
bill making appropriations for the pay OF Re-
evolutionary and other Pensioners, be taken up;
which was agreed 10, and the bill was ordered
to lie on the table.
On motion of Mr.. Macon, the Senate then
went into the consideration Of Executive busi-
ness; and after remaining therein for TWO hours,
The Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Among The petitions presented day before
yesterday; was one by Mr.. Varnum, OF The
Lawyers Of the Dis,ric, Of Columbia, for the
establishment of Court Of Equity distinct
from the Circui, Court.
Mr.. Sloane made an in inquiry of the Chair
as 70 the reason why the documents from the
War Office, (on the subject Of the six militia
men which had been referred to the COM
mi,,ee on Military Affairs, and ordered to be
printed, had not been put into the hands Of the
Clerk of the House, that they might be sent to
the press?
The Speaker pronounced the inquiry GU, Of
order a, this time.
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No s. Rowles and others, W. Bank OF Co
ldmbia. Appeal from Circuit Court sor WASH
ing,oB County. Appeal dismissed by consent.
No 70. Spratt and others, VS.. Sprait's Les
see. This cause was argued 3y NJ. Coke for
the Plaintiffs in Error, and by Mr.. Key Tor
the Defendant in Error.
The Court adjourned till to morrow morn
ing at / O'Clock.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY S, 1928.
The Court met this morning a, / o'clock:
Preseut-All the Court.
No g. Minor, and others, suretirs on Cash.
ier's bond, vs. The Mechanics Bank OF Alex
andria. On Writ Of Error to Alexandria Cir
cui, Court. Mr. Justice Story delivered the
opinion of the Court; Mr.. Justice Johnson dis
sen,ing. Judgment Of Circuit Court affirmed
with COSTS.
No 73 The Lessee Of Sprau, and others, rs.
Sora,,. The argument was continued by Mr..
Joues, for the Ocfendsn, in Error. and eonc|ud-
ed by Mr.. Coxs, for the Plaintiff in Error.
No. So Elliott, and others, VS.. Persoi, and
others Lessee. This cause was argued by Mr..
Writ, for The Plaintiffs in Error, and by Mr..
Wickliffe, for The Defsndan, in Erro,
On motion Of Mr. Writ. Joseph S. Benham,
ESQ. Of Ohio, was admitted an Attorney and
Counsellor Of this Court.
The COuri. adjourned I'LL tomorrow morh>
ing a, II o'clock.
COMMERCE OF THE UNITED STATES.
Our Boston Correspondent, Mr.. ToPLIrF,
has forwarded 20 US (savs the New York Ca
zeute) the annexed statement of the Foreign
Commerce Of the United States during the past
year, with more particular reference to the
whole commerce, &c ofthe port Of Boston, for
which he will please accept our thanks. He
accompanied it with The following note:
"1erehanfs' Hal, Jan. g.
GENrlEMEN:-ln the presen, dearrh oil
news, have compiled the following statement,
and hope it will meet your acceptance The
arrivals and clearances at this port are taken
from the records kept at our establishment, and
l presume are pretty nearly correct"
| Foreign Arrivals and Clearances at the fol
loving ports in the Unired States for the year
| lSc7--
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rUv Boston.
~ To sail on Saturday, the schr.
kA WHITE-OAK,
A&fl Hammond Master will sail as above and
take 200 barrels freight. Apply to
WA. FOWLE & Co.
Who have for sse on board the above vessel aud schr
Dory.
$50 casks nails, assorted sizes
1872 tonS plaster. feb7
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MARRIED..

On Tue.tlay last, BY the Rev. William Jackson, JoaS
Taonsroy F,rzauea, Esq. Of King George, Cy. Va to
Miss RACHAEL d. youngest daughter of Capt. John
Ncr of this place.
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AUCTIONS.
w George johnson

nv Wepcsday the 18Th inst at II O'clock the pre-
- misses, the Lot known as Doct. Noweil's--being
One SQUARE OF GROUND, suul = west
Of the Town. bounded north by Jefferson street ex-
tended. east by Patrick kouthjby Green and West By
Henry street This property is enclosed, has on II
faA Small Frame House which rented last year for
$500 Another small part of it is ground rented
az 80 per annum, and the balance under lease for
years. part unexpired, at SIS per annum The title
is unquestonable, snd the PROF crty will be sold with
out reserve for approved paper at and IL months.
febS
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NeNlOyai.
VT>HE subscriber has removed his Aucton Nore from
Janney's wharf to that spacious three stor, fire.
proof brick warehouse at the Corner OF King and St
Asaph-streets and nearly opposite the Mechanics
Bank, where he e6ts by the pien ~ package on!y,
and 81 point balk cts, IA TO 1874 rose do
Drab and olive cords, fancy prints
Bantano hdkfs black silk do, crimson faoyettn
Black, brown and mkt broad cloths
Ravens duck. ! checks and stripes
Book muslin. Drab cloths
Shad and herring twine
4 casks Malaga wine
8 bbls bottiing crab cider
19 boxes Havana brown sugars, very prime
ALSO,
Ladies' morocco shoes, mems leather do
Drab and black wool hats. upper leather, stoves
Tobacco. oars, quantity 81 books, one pis:
Secretary and book cases, chairs side "s,d
Fender, pen knives, and many othe' articles.
All being on consignment, viii b. old 4, .Gw,st i.
mts at private sale, for cash, or usasi credits
GO. JOHNSON
George Johnson still retains couhtine room, SC.
Janney's wharf, where he will be found & all ne
cessary times for the transaction Of Commission husi
ness feb
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go ships, 4s5 briggs, and 1877 sehooners
I 50 ships, s23 arigs, and l47 schooners.
Coastwise arrivals at Boston, 1927:
IL ships, 2s5 briggs, 1853 schrs. 8o7
sloops. 1857
In addition TO the above, there are
line wood and lumber vessels which
are no, reported, and which proba-
bly, will exceed 1000