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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-11-19
Valuable land for sale
AT REDUCED PRICES,

TIE Proprietors of the South East nine
- Townships Of tho Holland Purchase in
the western part Of the State Of New York
now offer the unsold land in those Town
ships for sale, at the following reduced
prices viz.
In quantities ofl000 acros or over, lying
as contiguous and compact as may be, aI
one dola. and twenty Eve cents per aero
and in less quantities, al ono dollar and ff-
ty cents per acre, for cash IN hand, and al
two dollars per acre, five per cent OF the
purchase money in advance, and ths resi-.
due payable in eight equal annual install
ments, the 6rst to DO paid IN three years
from date with interest on tho residue from
that time only
These townships nro distinguished by
No. !, 2 and 3, in the LIST, 2d and Sd ranges
ofthc Holland purchase lying inthetowns Of
Friendship, Bolivar and Cuba, in Allegany
County, and CLEANS and Hinsdalo,in Cate.
rGugus County.
tn? face Of the country Is diversified with
hills and vallies, but no, mountainous; the
soil rich and easily titled.
1t is covered with greNt variety ofhm.
Der, Of luxuriant growth. The country is
well watered and remarkably healthy. Va
rous roads arc opened through the
tract; houses Of public worship; mills, and
school houses have beon erected therein.
AS the title is indisputable, II is believed
that this tract presents more Inducement &c
the enterprising emigrant than any Other
in the State. For further particulars apply
to the subscriber, at the Office ofthe Hol.
land land company at this place.
Ellicottville. Cattaraugus Co. N. Y.
STANLEY N. CLARKE.
June l. 1929.
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Vegetable Lithontriptio &
specific solvent
POWDERS.

lTHIS preparation is a remedy for the
u Gravel,an all its kindred complaints1
viz; Soreness Of kidpics; Chronic Inhan,-
nation on tho urinary organs; difficulty OF
Mictur,tion; bloody water; Etranguary.
and every species OF grsvcl or stone in the
bladder n is likewise ono Of tho most &c.
iicient remedies for Dropsy, that has ovse
been discovered; and on the principle that
tho immediate cause Of the Dropsy, is =
diseased state Of tho exhalants, and urjna-
~ system.
So distressing are the complaints fcs
which this medicine is designed, and 90
dreadful and doubtful the application Of
tho knife, that this LITHONTRIPTIC
has been ordered from great distances,
even from the East and West Indies, and
across the Atlautc! and il 10 not known.
that IL has fai'ed n give reliof in single
instance.
The evidence in favor OF its hign calu-
ta-y powers, cannot be presented ai length.
but few names are offered, Of those Who
have fully tested the virtues Of the compo.
siticm.
Mr.. A. Davenport. Of Cam
bridge, had been severely afflicted with the
Tho most eminent physicians, and visited oN
tho celebrated mineral waters, but the diseass
gradually increased, until, 70 use his own Ian
guage, "ifs was almost burthcn" lie puv.
chased a bottle Of tho Lithontrip,ic, In Nov.
1926. and second, on tho first Of January
following; on tho morning Of the 9th Of the
samo month, having takcn a large dose tao ef
vening preceding, nc voded large quantity oe
gravel, ono Of which stoncs weighed forty
grains. The last information from this maa
was, that he enjoyed good health, and felt w.
y little OF his former obstinate and exriucint.
mg difficulty.
Tho directions 10 tho genuine I.ithontriptias
arc .isn,dby the sole proprietor, "Jso. CRoSs
BiE"
Tho subscriber has received
tho most happy effect from the use Of one bot.
tie Of Vegetable Litbonirptic and SolveAe
powders. Ho .,ap been afflicted for some time
post, with tho gravel, which had induced
great debility and distress. Ho followed the
advice rihe most celebrated physicians, with
on the least benefit, and, az last resort,
made use Of tho above medicine, which iws-
msdiately and wholiy removed tho complaints
ie would most strongly recommend this mo.
complaints. (Signcd) JONAS STONE,
AShfeld. .unr B, 1896
THE subscriber, resident ofthn city Of Bos:
ton, has bcrn for seven yenrs, sorely afflicted
with tho gravel, which complaint wns ffe.
guen,ly 30 scvoro, as TO incopacitatc him from
labor, for months together. iIo has taken tho
advice Of the most celebrated physicians, and
peIssvcred In their prescriptions, bus tho
! complaint increased in severity, until hs
mado trial ofthe Vegetable LithontrIpiic nns
Solvent Powder, in July last. From the use
Of this medicine, ho hns received tho most
salutnry and unexpected operation, ns IL has
improved Tho state Of his health, and cficctu,
ally Dissolved tho gravel into such minute
PARTICLES, that they havo passed of withoW
difficulty, Signed, C6LfiN LyaNR
Dosfos, Disc. 1895.
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TFrom the Boston Gazette.1 |

The following humorous article we copy
from the Dramatic Mirror, a spirited lit
tie theatrical paper published in this city.
Itisone ofthe best things of'its kind that we
have seen for many days, though evidently
based on the old g. familiar story of "Mon.
seur Tonson." The fact that there are five
or ak respectable individuals Of the name
OF Jones, attached to the fremont Compa
ny, is known to all who take any interest
in matters connected with the drama. The
article will explain the rest:--
"MR. JONES"
Twas considerably amused the other eve.
ming at the theatre. 1t was a night when
all the Joneses had finger in the drama.
tic pie. A French gentlemen, with iriz.
zled hair and white kid gloves, who sat in
the same box, appeared to take an intense
interest in the performances. Being a
stranger he addressed himself several
times. He was wonderfully delighted
with the versatile talents Of mr.. Jones
BY gar said he, he is dc wonder Of the
world
First tho gorgeous Turkish pavilion oi
Jones, No. !, excited his admiration. He
inquired the name Of the artist. 1t 10 'mr
Jones' BY gar. he is Won grand painter,
mr.. Chone he is called. He is great man.
will wri,o down his name
Presently mr.. Jones, No. 2, made his
appearance in tasteful costume. and sung
march to the battle field The French
gentleman was in ecstasies. 'Sare, that is
fine singer-he appears like Napoleon
before the Imperial guard. What is his
name" 1t is 'mr. Jones' Monsieur Chone,
he replied, with extreme surprise, by gar
he is great man, he paint, he sing-I write
down his name again.
Not long afterwards mr.. Jones, No. 3
appeared on the iapis as Gobble. The
gusto with which he fed and licked hi:
lips, attracted his attention. There is one
grand acteur. What is hei' That is 'mr
Jones' The Frenchman stared with
duob, and smazement. Monsieur Chont
come again! BY gar, he is every body! He
paint, he sing, he eat like one cat with
ou, choking BY gar, am surprise
will write down his name once more.'
In the course Of the piece, which was
Paris and London, the Frenchman was in
teres,ed in an other character. A young
exquisite held back his head, shut his eyes
and fiir6d a white handkerchief with al
the grace ofBrummell. 1t was the char
ac,er Of Froth. 'Ssre, trouble you; bu,
who is tha, acteur who lisps like one suck
ing pig;' 1t is Mr.. Jones' Monsieur
Clone =, All the world is Monster Chone
BY gar, he is every body! l hope, Sare
you no impose on me. BY gar, my head
is turned! Monsieur Chone como again
but | will put down his name"
Soon after he asked another gentleman
sitting near, the name Of an actor more
youthful than any os the others, who sp'
peared to give promise Of somecomic mer.
It, Il was mr.. Jones, No. S. Who ID
that Sare, III not trouble youi' il is 'mr
Jones' was the reply. The Frenchmar
jumped from his seat-By gar, oil the ac'
teur in this house is mr.. Chone! lie play
every thing. He sing, he paint, he eat, he
Sspor, he seamPer--by gar he Is every
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C0-PARTMMHsHIP.

Joshua 4 William Stacey,
"AvING formed connexion in business
L. H. and hired the honse recently occu.
pied by capt. Sylvester X. Hazard, in Mill
street, just above Gov. Gibbs respectfully
inform the public, that they will constantly
keep on hand a supply Of SAND Of the first
quality for Mortar g. ofthe common kind
Also, coarse a. fine Gravel.-They will at
all times attend 10 CARTlNG. Partic
ular attention will be paid to the preserva-
ton Of Goods entrusted 10 their care, espe
cially in Removals, and the smallest favors
extendedto them gratefully acknowledged.
Handsome face stone for building for
sale as above.
Newport Oct. %, 1890.
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From Blackwood's Magazine. for October
THE RIVER.
River River little River!
Bright you sparkle on your way,
Ger the yellow pebbles dancing,
Through the flowers and foliage glanoing,
Like child at play.
River River swelling River!
On you rush oor rough and smooth
Louder, faster, brawling, leapng
Over rocks, by rose banks sweeping,
Like impeiuous youth.
River River brinming River!
Broad and deep and stiH as Timo,
Seeming stil-yet still in motion,
Tending onward to the ocean,
Just like mortal primo.
River River rapid River!
Swifter now you slip away
Swift and silent as an arrow,
Through channel dark and narrow,
Like lifo's closing day.
River River headlong River!
Down you dash into the sea;
Sea, that line hath never sounded,
Sea, that voyage hath never rounded,
Like eternity.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-11-19

Respectfully inform tAe'~ fr.>nds + t& psIhe,
THAT they have removed to the Store
Il No. Ill, mex, door north Of the Mer-
chants Bank, whore they offer for sale
n At 8 Of ell descriptions Of their own
manufacture. Mems Drnb and Black Bes.
YER, Imitation do. do; Youths and Chill.
drsu's Hats, made to any pattera, al the
shortest notice. All orders from the coun-
try promptly attended to. Pas, fsyors
gratefully acknowledged. and . consinu-
snce solicited
Newport, sept IL, 1879. u
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Notice.

THE subscriber having bccn appointed by
Il the Hon. Court of Probate Of the town
of Newport, Administrator ON the Estate of
capt, GEORGE SHEARM.7N', late Of New.
port, deceased. and given l,cnds according to
law, requests all persons having demands n.
gainst said Estate TO present them for settle.
mOnt--and all persons indebted TO make I'M.
mediate payment to
DAVID MELVILLE, .Admr.
pnu
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d. J. FALES.
No. 65, 7namss-stre~.
ron SALE nj
pOTTER'S
vegetable catholicon.

O'At s<i ZEN bOl LIE.
THE unparalleled reputation Of thls
Il Medicine IN such, and itr pre-. cminens
sirtpcs are 20 well established. and 90 fully
ncknowlsdgedby m intelligent public that
il is scarcely necessary 10 Say any thing
further than that Il is q Sove,s,rn RemsJv
in Diseases Of tho Liver, Debility resulting
from iniempsrancs ard dissipation; old and
inyots rats Ulcers, pains in the bones. a.,
tended with swellings OF fhs Joints; indi.
rso,ion, bloiches on the face, pimples. 90.
Syphilis, Cuteneons diseases eencrLlly.
and letter "a particular, Msrcurisl and
6crofulsus complaints.
The certificates Of wonderful cures poys
formed By tho CAiholcon, have become %
numerous, as 10 preclude their insertion N
any newspaper, and has made II necessary
for the proprietor to print them ia pams
phlst OF about 100 pages. This viii b
forwarded az soon az possible 70 the sevo.
raj Agents for grstuitous distribution, and
must. on pcrusal, strengthen tho good a.
pinion DOW entertained by the ffisnp af
this medicine, and dissrn, % Il is tsne4
ihe pI eindices Of those who view g,ih 1.s
srns. any r"di~'-a no' known Ia wiss n
called "regulsr y. scii |" Vftis ere ktrgts
born thiDgspnd cannot y. s'rssis
AZ the eofnest so,icifsii.i r rss,,af,e
of the medical faculty, a d ns ar- vs,e ha,e
Witnessed the sstonisb,sg cpFe- -flrled
BY the use Of the vegetsb.s Cnlboa " ,sad
who nrs anxious that its hsr@flis " rs .sl
kind msy bc more widely di.i2cc o. ysas
pristor has consented 10 REFUGE tils so'Ah
psies 70 TWO DOLLARS ~ tslsis,s 500
this wiI'io done without IN any va dels.
slerating no quality Of Tho Sps re. o.
rvdpeinS xs sjzs Of he bottle.
For sale BY
A. p. MO0f1.
Market euuare. NewpoSt. r.
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ITALIAN LOTION, or
Tinctorc Of Pearls,


E'oh improving, preserving and bear
l. lifying the complexion.
This admirable compound hss stood The best
of oil tests Chat Of cxpeficnce) and proved II.
self tho moot sficctual and valuable cosmetic
yct discovered, FOR removing pimplss, spots,
freckles. rcdncss of tho skin, and all cutan.
eous sropk ops, implripg TO tho skin tho most
celicsts fairness. In case of scrofnlo, rnis
ihsun. and vsrious other hunors, it has been
used with peculiar succsss Gcntlsmsn
whose faces ara rendered tender by shayioy
will End !, srcsllent bsyond precedent, fcs a.
msIiorating and removing tho unpleasant
harshness caused by The opsrsiisn. Those
pcrsons whose avseaiions expose them 10 in
tense solar heat and severe winds, viii end
that sn occasional application ofthis valuable
compound will afford the most soothing relief
81 ii removes the unpleasant sensation caused
by sithsr. II has not been deemed requisite 10
offer long recapitulation Of its many yirtuos
ss its admirable properties arc too we'll known
and too jurtiy appreciated 70 require II. But
% there are nanny vile and spurious ccsmet-
les offered 10 the public, as possessing virtues
Of vital importancc, il may not be useless 10
remark that the Italian Lotion has been used
By thsusancs, both in Europe and America,
With ontire success, end fer exceeding tbs1
anticipation il not only renders the skin
beautiful, ssst and clear, but by repeated sp.
plications IL promotes . general exercise Of
those important funclions Of the skin, which
are Of primary importance 10 those who wish
70 attain and preserve beautiful cempierion,
and does not contain any Of those perniciops
ingredients, which gro the basis Of most eos
mstics now IN usc. Certificates Of hs COM
pIsts efficacy can be SHOWN 10 any who wish.
either in Englisb, french, spanish, Or Italian,
Far sale hz 4 j. FALES.
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DDWIN WILBUR will sell perfect
II COTTON st 2se gsy ono hundred
skeins. Opt Io'
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body, and every body is him. Twill ask
his name no more. All the gentlemen are
mr.. Chone. will look no more but a,
the lady. l have wrote down nothing in
my book but Monsieur Chone'
Presently mrs. Sally Tro,t, the cook, ar
rested his notice, and looking around TO
see no one observed him, he inquired the
name Of the actress. IL is Jones' was the
reply. The poor French gentlemen los,
all patiense. He looked fercely in the
face Of his informant, uttered a passio nate
tam, and slammed out Of the box. BY gar
said he, Il will have no more of Monsieur
Chone. He has got 10 my head and
shall get him out nsp0re.'
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-11-19

HA5 ius, returned from New. York. a.
~ .FOW OPENING good as.
go tmel FALL and WINTER Goops,
among whict
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a@
Newport and Boston. Via
Taunton.
urACr QApv prOUCEn


TT,HE public are respectfully informed, thsl
u from this date till further notice, the
Newport and Boston Line Of Stages, by the
way Of Taunton, will carry passenger non
Newport to Boston, for the reduced fare q
ThreeDollsfS July 10, Ie29.
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Blue, black ,olive 0ad
miy'd Cloths,
Blue, black and dTeb
Csssimeres;
Fine blue and black
mix'd 6attinetts,
Scotch and Tartan
Piaids,
Rose Blankets,
Brown a. black Cir
cassians,
Merino, Cashmere 81
Valencia Sha Wis;
ValencIs Vesting,
Brown and bleacbed
Shirtings g. Sheet
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ancv Silh hdkfs.
gas and bandsnna
bandksrchiefs,
BlDe, black, brown
and drab Gros Dc
Naples Silks;
Blk. leysntines anS
lutstrings,
A good assortment
fashionable prints
Kid, beaver and
Hoskin Gloves,
Buckskin Initts,
Blk g. slate " Worst.
cd hoaa,
Tickings, SO.
L<.r.~l~ "a -~.-
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p NTG Y.
FAREWELL,

FAREWELL.
Oh, dearest, do not say "farewell,"
Though we be doomed to sever;
IT'S like the sullen passing bell
Ofpleasurc gone forever.
All fud gentler language then,
The mournful truth to tell,
Say parted friends may meet again
But do not say farewell:
Oh, do not say farewell.
1t tells Of pleasures past away
Ii tells of future sorrow;
That summer smiled on yesterday,
And winter comes TO omorrow.
Around the heart it seems to throw
A melancholy spell
OF mingled memory and wo--
Oh, do not say farewell
oh, do not say "farswell."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-11-19

NO. %, Tbnmce.sUett.
Where " ker,a general assorimen. OF
Medicines. Dec. 4.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-11-19

With a variety Of other Goods sot mes
toned, which be intends selling at the 70
~ lowest prices. OCT 9Th.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-11
WA. II. FITZWHYLsoNN.
RICHARD ID. sANxAy.

RICHARD ID. SANXAY,
LEAVING succeeded Mr. VIM H. Fiizwhyonn in the bust
ness of Sationey, bookseller & Binder respectfully
services to the former customers of the house. public
generally IL IS his intention To keep constantly hand the
very best sal for the Merchants Account
books Records aud other Blank books and having egi-
larry bred TO the Book binding business and possessing
wears experience in the Stationary and Bookscng depart
meuts, he hopes that these added unemttng cxcIon will
secure to him share of the public patronage.
Merchants Clerks of Comfy Courts, and Others particularly
'he customers of his predecessor, may confidently his
best efforts to give satisfaction, both the quality of the
articles ordered and the fices
general assortment Of Stationary, Blank books School
books, and miscellaneous works. rs hand, which
considerable additions will shortly he made. aug "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-11
NEW BOOKS.

NEW HOOKS.
"A LARGE assortment of new and valuable Books
just received at the Book Store opposite the Ea-
gle Hotel. Among which are the following
Payne's Elements of Mental and Moral Science
Griin's Park street Lectures
The Young Preachers Manual =
Life of John Mason Good
Barkcr's Parents Monitor
Sprague's Letters from Europo
Leigh Richmond
Stewards Journal
Christian Charity
Lady of tho Manor
Pascals Thoughts OF Religion
IrviDg's Columbus (abridgcdl
Bibles from 80 cts. to $2t
large assortment of books for Sabbath school
libraries
general assortment Of stationary and school
books.
sept ARIEL WORKS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-11
NEW hooks

SSEkNONS preached IN lula, by Bishop ficbeE
~ sermons do in England, bv do do.
Menos OF Smon Bolivar, President Libeator Of the Repun.
nc OF y onbia and o his principal Generals Secret History
Of tic Revolution, aud tie events which preceded H. nom 1907
TO the present time With Introduction, containing
account Of the statistics, aud the sUa Of said Re-
public, Education, Character Manners and Customs If the
inhaltauts by Gen u T. " nucondmy Holsein, Exoh,of
Of the Sn Of the President LbCraor aud citizen
United States Professor Of Modern Language tho College ia
Geneva, New York. &c Jus, Published, aud received
aug % =. N NASfFS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-11
NOTICE.

BEG leave TO inform those whom may interest that
have declined business, having disposed of NY stock III
trade To MIR RtcARD d. SANXAY, who mas been living h me
iof 10 or II years.
MIR Sauxay is authorized settle smy transactions or open
account relative my late business md receipt will
good against
aug IL VIM II. FITZWHYLSONN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-11
Richmond Dycing Establishment.

On Cary Street, rear of ne Virginia and Farmers
Banks.
JOSEPH WILLIAMS is grateful TO the ladies'
- and gentlemen of Virginia, for past favours and
hopes continuance of the same; and would thank
the ladies sending their silk dresses to have them
ken To pieces which will enable him to warrant them
to be dyed and finished well at any establish.
ment in the Union. Canton or stuff dresses not ne
ccssary nc has suitable machines TO finish thcm if
sent To him in the situation above mentioned.
Gentlemen arc likewise informed, that hc scours
and rcncws in colour coats, panaoons, and vests to-
gcter with all kinds of apparel and requested repairs
them in the neatest manner. As usual all kinds of
piece goods dyed, and hot cold pressed; furniture
sttls cleanscd aud rc-dycd In the ueatest manner.
n. j. Tickets viii be issued on leaving the goods
With him and requests they al. 90 rg-scatSj on APP
a.lca,loR' cs tho sl.iC.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-11

EOEARL Pow DER.-Ihe object of this Cosmetic is 10
hainonize aud soften the character the complexion
Being an article entirely different from, aud very superior to-
ordinary powder requires small quantity in lis application
aud yet so Identifies itself with the as
he peepube TO The incest observer To those ladies' par
tcuaIy who subject 10 ses of the neck such
as are exposed To habrual occasional asa,Ons whether
nervous or otherwise, the Pearl Powder affords harmless cec-
tdi aud most welcome relief In and
refreshing, and in cold weather protection tn the
sk Ia nurseries of children has always been found pcc
larly eifcacious and agreeable.
o. For sale at JNO II. BLAMlRES Drio and Apohe.
cary Store, opposite the Eagle Hotel.
semi
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. TERMS 10 the DAiLy RICHMOND WA. ~;
year. and h'r shorter period the of so YEAR ma
able in advance. ' $500 ~
ADVERTISING For one square of ~ lines ~ less nm. IA,
sertion rs cets; ten hsrttns 81 three rsero,, I'll H.,
evesy succeeding inssrtim 3)i cents. " - NV
thrice wcek hfs, week ST 25 every succeeding wcs
Twice week, first Insertion IS cents every scc.edp ~
sertion so 10y 'S w.
Oace week, FIRST insertion IL r.os .v.,, -
sertion "a cents " - - w
All advertisements oo in the Cosrirrr,oS,
VINO. " ~ ~
Transient advertisers must pay in advance
The number of INSERTIONS @ u. noted on the Ms mr. .v
corengly '' "
Annual Advertisers charged so dollars for two squares
ana IN that proportion for advertisements of greater
except Atonee and Lottery Dealers who charged sOa
o. The COiSrirUrlONAL WIG is published twice
payable advance
FOR Hdcertisag-75 cents square, or less for the
serof. aud 80 cents for each continuance.
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NOTICE.

A LII pcrsons having claims oguintt the estate Of
n Marcelus Smith deceased. either as partner OF
lie late firm ofPleasants g. Smith, or individually,
are requested to make them known to MIR. Abbott,
az the Wing Office.
JAMES PLEASANTS,( Adn'rs Of
mar % JNO. NORRIS NJ. s. dec.
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RALSTON s. PLEASANTS

'are j"St recered, and cer for sale at their Slore
corner Of ID and l5th streets
s1SA Bags fine green Laguira coffee
100 do mountain st. Domingo do
81 do klo de-
10 hhds prlme green Cuba do
2, bags old Java do
20 hhds best dry New Orleans SUGAR
20 do common do
IA DO dry Porto Rico DO
28 do very superior ST. Croix do
65 hhds Trinidad and n. Orleans moasscs
pipes Holland GIN
81 barrels old rye wIIiskev
90 bbs and hhds common do
Al chests g,Rpowder and imperial tea
$50 sides oak and hcmlock tanned soal Leather
St. sacks Liverpool filled salt
90 hives 8XiO window glass
do i1Ni8 d. July %