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Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-06-03
70 PRzEzTuRs

Y HfPE Foundry * Printers Warer,'
S-A ner OF Vine and Centre streets C,si co,
The propretors Of the Cincinnati Ty, o'TiS''nlt
have lately made considerable adli,;,rne. Oladg
establishment, and are able 10 furnish ~ ~ Aer
OF on very snort notice. Type from IA Ina y Z
70 NonPe'eil mostly ofnew cut aud as grew -, "a
nely OF hncy JOB Type. Cuts &c. as ar W. ave-
m the United States, aud At the same -. e.'-a
the Eastern Foundnes. Also. Press. Pee, c,s g
Cases, TyPe-metal Regled cast 10 rso,,, On-.''
Brass Rule Of every description. Prn,s u,T d, Ga,
New York and Philadelphia make H'S l i2A C
Parchmenis &c. We will also procure ' .'. 'bri
plates, to order, fiom j. Howe Ponirr' e
deiphia, and deliver the same at CinciTS.;,. !i
charge Tor transportation, commission A. A. '''s e
Cincinnati, April 4, 1879. 20 gt 'i'lN
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-06-03
HARDWARE

Sup cast and German steel hand saws;
Tenant saws;
STEEL: American, Crowley, English, Cast and
Shear;
Knives and Forks; Pen and Pocket Knives, Of
superior quality;
Dirk Knives. Shoe and Butcher do.
Thumb and Norfolk Latchcs;
Locks; Knob, Pad. Trunk, Cupboard and Tin;
Brass Candle Sticks Brass Knobs; Brass Bolts;
Glass Knobs, fine Razors; Sheep shears;
Tulor's shears Pocket SCISSORS;
Shutters and TRAYS;
Britannia aud Iron Tea and Table spoons;
Walters. assorted:
FILES: Fiat aad I.2 round bastard, Mil and
Hand saw;
Blacksmith Files; Shoemaker's Rasps
Cut and cast spatables
Snuff and shaving boxes;
Screw Augurs. from : TO quarters
Gimbcts and Tap botcrs;
American and Yankee Cote Mills;
Cork Ink stands, Tea Kettles; Castings
Juaiatta Iron assorted; Mould Boards
Plough Irons; Sad Irons;
Looking Glasses, assorted slzcs.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-06-03
TrARDWARE,

an.aaaaaa-
ANvITS real Mouse hole aud B,mnglalml'
Saws. Mil. = Cut. PIT, Iland tel'"~ ''''
Commas Web and Fret,
Vices. bright auj black; DO. lln- ~.- ''.,
Screw Plates. assorted SKIES, WU- .''''
Wire P'gers and Cutters; Plane Irons D".'''''
and CAMS east steel and common. ,,.-
Coopers. Sh1em3Ier's CuuW~'o' s.
and Turner's i00.s
Ggnlocks Of al kinds Sheet Brass
HINES. assorted kinds; Screws, 1'>'-'-' 7--''
Harcnets. Axe, and Adze--
Plated ana Tuned Sajj'cu5 NlE Ti-E
Beumcta' Preserving Kettles. a--'. ..' ''l' y,
Brass DO. Brass Tea kettles ana '...' ''''7
Brass Wc.aets Triu- Pans Oua '.-
Brass STAIR Rods. TroUos BucS a.a ..'''."='
Knives and Forks ,mi Table oter-f
Penkniycs. with from } Co q blades
Specacies and Blzo.s
Wool Cotton and Horse Cards.
Curry Combs Drawing hm'es. "A.. .,..
Size Sticks. Tles assorted large -' '--i"
Iron ana Steel Blade Squares
Needles. Glove Sail and ~paNt-
Locks. Stock Cupboard lII. Lheea
DO. Scotch Sprung Knob. &, ana
DO 1Tor6ce best scotch opung c N u D'l'-''
DO. Closet and Dutch Locks ..i N-.-
p .-r7te L.tc.es Knob La,cles, JiP''''a -'''
to.s and Thumb La-che ....
6 bis. strait and round. Molsses .''
Spoons table and ten. Bu-sull snd hpu
CSr-.sr's knives. Cox and Bauaos s. Oh. KINDS
DO Steols Butcher CIslyegs nd otNS'
Arrs-s 4se'd sizes. Pu-h.s Wells. ana Hi'i-. >
Ia-ant sic Springs, steel and No'-
CurlEe and Gig AX.eIee s.lni
p, do. Lace and Trimmings
pr-+sl ,I1r,Irg. Plated Bands. ul,Hcr- a. JOINTS;
Isl Rr....t.r1.- Irrru. d and .IIu ID,
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GROCERIES, &c.

-Ai4Sl)-
A good assortment Of CASTINGS al the
Foundry Prices.
EXPECTED SHORTLY.
AN assortment ofCUTLERY. NAILS. GLASS.
CORDAGE, FLOUR, SHAD, and quantity OF
WHISKEY.
Wheeling, September 8 1893.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-06-03

GROCERIES:
Loaf and Lump Sugar;
New Orleans Snsar and Molasses;
Sup. Rio Java and Mecca Cote
Imperial Gunpowder. and Young llyson Teas
Chocolate; Bloom and Muskatel Raisins;
Dates: FIGS; Almonds. soft sheled;
Cinnamon; Alspce; Pepper; Cloves; Rice;
Cavondish Tobaccoo first quality
Common Chewing do.
Spanish aud Common Cigars;
Scotch aud Rappee Snuff.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-06-03
OODS,

Brurht recently mn the NeJr York. Pttl0dcpt9
aui Baltimore markets for cash, and of the
mos, recent importatons among when are
many choice and beautiful articles which they
offer upon as reasonable terms as they can 0c
had in tIrs place; consisting IN part OF
ElUPERFINE and common Blue, Black, Olive
- and SteeI-mNed Cloths:
Uus aud other Cas,imeres and CaSslnets;
tade. mix oattneuS, very tasmonable;
Black. Brown. Purple, Blue and Crimson Bomba-
zeus PLANE and figured:
Blue and Black Cucassian and Bombazeens S:
Beautiful Ba,jste and Palmlrine Cor dresses, the
latter very fashionable article:
Sucuor Blue. Black and Genoa Velvet;
Italian Lucstnng and eros de Naples Silk, an
excellent assortment:
Silk Camblet and Black Pruneiia, a handsome
article for gentlemen S summer clothing
Fancy and plau black It1han CTayats:
Super Linen Cambr.ck:
White and Yellow NanIeens:
Ladies aud Gentlemen hOskiu Gloves a 1iiits:
Fashionable Palmariue, Gros de Naples, Gauze
and Baraze Dress Hanikerciels Gauze SCaris;
Bobbmet Points and Long Shawls
Crazy James.
Black and White silk Hose and l-2 Hose:
Couon do. do.
Abeaaafll asst OF Mantua and other Ribbons;
French and Sltiu-lced Drilling for summer wear:
Canton Crane Dresses and Robes:
Vi7onil Clssmer.s. Roucn do. pretty article;
Jackson. Egyptian, and Nayarno prints:
Cm3ry spots:
Artificial Nreaihs and Flowers:
Ms. CartsIIo's celebrated stocks and Corsets:
Figured ard plain buff Cravats. superior article:
T.-e7J and Bobuet Lace aud Edgings:
1 Curs and putis; Fancy Gingnams;
silk .-~.4f ,-arsofy-. kIreh Lasting.
Cotton Drilling; Pittsburgh and BaRgup Cords:
/ Blujaaoe and SIX fag liaujkcrcheis;
! silk and Cotton Umbrellas.
PauSo.s;
Sepcror Gilt and Lasting Buttons:
/ Best Italian Silks for Cloth sewing:
Patent Thread Padding and Canvass.
/ DOMESTIC GOODS.
I 4 general assortment of HARDW1RE;
Looking Glasses ass sizes and various qualities;
A GOOD assortment of Ladies Prunclla and Mo
rocco Boots;
Gentlemen Fine and Strong Boots and Shoes.
oUEENswARE & GLASSWARE.
Sp,m Cotton, erery Number.
A large and general assortment of
| GROCERIES s. LIQUORS;
Soucbong. Imperial and Young Tyson Teas
/ Superior Richmond Tobacco:
Loaf aud New Orleans Sugar:
Span:sh Cigars; Rappee and Scotch Snuff
Chocolate, Pepper Alspice, Nutmegs, &c. &c.
I. p Madeira Wine, French Brandy,
Holland and Boston Gin, New England Rum,
Lisbon Wine. Java 4 other Cofes
4 Sparkling Champagne Figs, Almonds and
and Claret. halslnS.
AN Of which they invite their friends and the
lpdblic 20 call and examine.
! MAY IS, 1919.
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REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS.

1T in contemplation to memorabilia the ensuing Congress
a in favor of such Non-Commssoned Officers and Soldiers
of the Army of the Revolution. enlisted for three years.
served the close of the and honoraby scharg
ed, and who receive pensions.
With this view it deemed expedent ascertain their
number Will person in each of the United States vo
in this service and communicate the result
practicable to JAMES FAIRLEE, Esq City Hail. N. Y?
The parties interested likely to be found in the
humber walks of eocers of the Revolution, and par
citizens, will therefore do well circulate this notice
their patronage is solicited.
To the good feeling and beray of the press owardsthem
the old Army much indebted and by grauitous insertion
favor (and has the appearance of being the ast)
mertorous but much injured of that army, who
about ask of their country not charity but Justice
.Note-Caimants must be particular to put down their
whole time of service, whether in campaigns
and their present place of residence and pay their postage
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has done him good than all that he has taken for the
last three years have given him the bottles that you
me- and should be glad know If must continue the
of any longer, and il you will obge by sending
another boe shall be directed altogether BY your opn
ion.
My son, student Of medicine, related to me this
morning of black who has had the King Evil for four
years. and cured by taking three bottles of your med
cine, directed by my The black is aborer.
living about five miles from this place.
give you full liberty publish this letter, if you wish it.
much of it you think proper And if my can
be of any giving your Panacea that character which it
deserves you may il with pleasure, and shall feel
my duty recommend it to the public, safe and vau
able medicine. Yours, most respectfully,
JOHN HOWELL, M. D., &c.
05- Sold in Wilmington at NJ JoHNSoN'S (Sole agen)
DRUG AND MEDICINAL sroRE, No. go Market Street.
July, 1929.
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BUILDING LOTS.

pHNHE subscriber will offer public sale Sevenh-day
IL the oath inst, 10 O'Clock, A. M at the house of
NJ. Smith, (Indan King,) Wilmington Screen Building Lots
in said Borough, four Market two Kent and on
King Streets plot of said lots is left the place of SALE
where persons wishing to purchase examine IT, Terms al
SALE JOHN. PENN0CK.
9mo. Z, 1929 50--3tp
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Trenton. Jnne 7th. 1927.
Mr. VIM. SWAIN,

NJ.
Dear SrI have just received your letter of the 9th,
questng respecting the Of Pulmonary aec
tons &C. that some time ago mentioned to you am sorry
that able comply with your request, as keep
regular register that refer for the treatment
ana symptoms But as far recolect, fully per-
suaded they both in very critical uaton:-they
planned of great pain in the horax aud difficulty of breathng
they both had distressing cough and free expectoraton of
rnucus But they have commenced taking Panacea
they experienced wonderful change; the pain in the
thorax BETTER the cough troublesome and the
pectoraon lessened they still continue the of it, and
have Doubt with attention to diet and dress, they will be
restored.
he has commenced with your Panacea has had single
return of his fs than five weeks; and the
of his disease he has before
ten days without. having them And can say, your medicine
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-10-10

HNHEAP WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BRUSH MAN
" UFACToRY, No. 1O4, Market ST., Wilmington, Del
WILLIAM FRENCH offers for sale general assortment of
Fancy and Common Brushes and Paror and Kitchen Bellows
wholesale and RETAIL at the lowest market prices These art
Giles he believes to be equal not superior to any manuactu
red and he hopes by attention to business to
receive opubc patronage Country storeeeper and
Others will find il to their advantage to give him CALL
Sept IL 46-4t WILLIAM FRENCH.
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MNoR SALE, the Three Storg Brick Hou.

'WNoR SALE the Three Story Brick House and lot, No
M 1885, Market The buildings extend 10 feet back
with cellar under the whole. contains ten lodging rooms
parors large store calculated for extensive BUSH
ness the stand which the best the Borough and
the situation of the pleasant The back buildings
two and half sories the garres pasered, &c. The lot
extends through Shipey street, which story
brick building, well calculated for a workshop
pie description premises deemed those
who wish to purchase will view them. Inquire of
18th Aug, 1929. J. WILSON.
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DELAWARE RIFF. EMEN!

Assemble in front of the Town Hail. Monday next,
half past O'Clock A. NJ in full uniform with and
equipments in complete order
BIZ Order of III, Captain:
Oct. I0, 1929. JOHN b. M0NCKToN, F. s,
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DEE AVA E RE CTS TER.
WILMINGTON, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1923
Prices at Brandypine, yesterday.

Sup. Flour, $3.50 5,624 Mldlings, $50 $50 !;
Wheat, white, per 60 lbs 1,08: red, per do. LOS:
Corn, per 81 lbs. 48 Corn Meal per hid. II, 80 !:
do per Dbl 2,e5: Rye per So lbs. Sc cts: Rye -four
per Dbl. 1915.
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- WANTS. PANACEA-The following letter from Doctor
- John Howell of Trenton, N. j., regularly bred phys
clan of scientific Practice will show his opinion of Swams
Panacca and his desire that his may be used
mend it, the testimony which he gives in the following
cannot fail to be interesting.
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TIE ELECTION.

The election for Governor and Members ofthe Gen
eral Assembly of Delaware held on Tuesday last
and resulted in the choice of Ddt1d HazzGrd, of Sus
County, for Governor, in opposition to Allan Thom
son. of Wilmington the candidate of the jackson par
ty. In Newcastle county Mr. Thomson had majority
Of 512 In Kent Mr. Hazard had a majority of 285
and in Sussex majority of 1884, leaving him 167 ahead
of Mr. Thomson. The Jackson ticket for Assembly
carried in Newcastle and the opposition succeeded in
Kent and Sussex.
Next Tuesday the General Election will be held in
pennsylvania The jackson Republican Candidate
for Governor is George Wolf of Northampton County,
and the Anti Masonic Candidate is Joseph Rtner Of
Washington County.
Governor THRooP of New York, has removed JOHN
BECKER from the office of Sheriff of the County of
Albany for various acts of misconduct in his Office
Among the charges of which he was convicted was
that of nduging prisoners in riotous conduct drunk
enness, gambling and lewdness."
The report of the Russians having entered Constan-
tnople is not confirmed by the last arrivals.
The Right Rev DIR HENRY CoNwELL, Roman Ca
tholic Bishop of Pennsylvania, who went to Rome in
May, 1928, returned 10 Philadelphia last week, in per-
feet health.
] The Siamese Twin Brothers in PHILADELPHIA
They are to embark for London on the 10Th inst.
Pb;nens Brade,, Second Assistant Post Master Gem
eral, has been removed from Office
4 --e@s~-
1 Commodore Daoid Porter has arrived at Washing.
ton City from Vera Cruz. He landed at Chester on
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The vote for Congress in Prince Georges was, for
DIR SEMMTs, 743, and for J. e. WEEms, 567 DIR s.
majority in Anne Arundel is oyer 100 votes, and was
Yesterday reported at 179.
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TO JOURNEYluEN SHOEMAKERS.

TWENTY-FIVE thirty Journeymen Boot & Shoe Ma
IL kers find immediate employment, application
at No SO, Market street. JAMES McNEAL.
Wilmington, Sept 26.
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FIREl-About thirty houses were destroyed by fire
at Augusta Geo., the Gath ult. Loss estimated at
sixty thousand dollars.
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THE DELEGATE ELECTION.

Enough has not been heard as yet TO enable us to
decide what will be the political complexion OF The
Legislature of the State. AS far as we have heard,
auhentcaly the results of the election for Delegates
are subjoined.
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Saturday last and is said to be the bearer Of despatch
es to Government.
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Merico.-The National Gazette has received late
files of Vera Cruz papers, containing no later intel
ligence from Tampico, but communicating some in
teresting information. Mr. Poinsett has been the
subject of attack by the anti-federa and monarchca
factionsts of that republic, who have considered his
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MARYLAND ELECTION.

MARYLAND ELECTION.
The National Inteigencer of Thursday gives the
following particulars Of the Election held in MARYLAND
on Monday last
BENEDICT |. SEIMEs has been elected Represents.
tive to Congress from the adjacent district of Marv
land by majority of about three hundred votes owe;
JOAN c. WEEMs.
GEORGE E. MITCHELL has been elected REPRESENTA-
tive from the Cecil district, to succeed LEVIN GALE
who declined a reelection. The Majority of Col
over MIR WILLIAMS, his opponent, was $50 votes.
The returns already received make it probable that
Mr. SPRIGe has been reelected to Congress from the
upper district.
BENJAMIN G. HOWARD, and ELIAS BRowx have been
elected to Congress from the Baltimore district by
large maorites, over Mr. LITTLE and Mr. BARNEY the
late Representatives-te total vote in the district he
ing as follows:
For Mr. Howard, 63o6 For Mr. Little, 4H5
Mr. Brown, 6144 Mr. Barney, S7ll
The vote for Congress in Prince Georges was for
DIR SEMMEs 743, and for J. e. WEEms, 567 DIR SIS
majority in Anne Arundel is oyer 100 votes, and was
yesterday reported at 179.
THE DELEGATE ELECTION.
Enough has not been heard as yet TO enable us to
decide what will be the political complexion OF The
Legislature of the State. AS far as we have heard
auenticaly the results of the election for Delegates
are subjoined.
~5- PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY.
Wm-.T. Wootton 1856 Geo. Semmes 667
b. L.. Gnatt 730 Rd. Peach 637
r. G. Edelin, 1875 N. Snowden 627
Rd. T. Hall Gil Geo Calvert 563
Of these the three highest ant-Jackson and the
fourth jackson man, aS they distinguished IN the
State papers and during the canvass.)
HARTFORD COUNTY.
Messrs Johns, Hope, Sutton, and Moores are elect
ed-the three first named Jackson, and the last an
t-Jackson.
COUNTY.
Messrs Evans, Gale, Comegys, CreswelI, all Jack
son men, are chosen.
Messrs Browne, Osborn, Hynson, and Travila, are
chosen-three anti-Jackson and one Jackson.
FREDERICK COUNTY.
-Four Jackson are chosen.
BALTIMORE COUNTY.
Messrs Buchanan, Ely, Turner, and Johnson are
elected; all good Jackson men.
ARUNDEL COUNTY.
Three anti-Jackson members are chosen the fourth
yet unknown.
CITY OF ANNAPOLIS.
George Wells, Jun. and Dennis Claude anti-Jack-
son, chosen.
Merico-The National Gazette has received late
files of Vera Cruz papers, containing later intel
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-10
CalcineA Magnesia

WE have received direct from the Mar, land Che
W mcal Works, supply Of superior Calcined Mag
nesia, made after the manner Of Ienry's celebrated
s%S articles ,5s RaGDf5a VS. sHrran' TO be good
We here offer IN q condensed form, at half the price
of the imported, perfectly pure magnesa and 1t may
be taken into the mos, delicate stomach without pro-
ucng the slightest nausea, Gan object often 80 cons''
derabe with h,sicians) being rather pleasant than
dissgreeable tasted In the of the American artI'
cle and when il shall become generally known, we are
satisfied il will supercede the use OF the imported es-
pecally is afforded at the price ANA more
sure in effect than the calcned masnesia. It
is Put up in bottles and labelled With directions, ~
convenient size for families retailing in country
stores, or other places where medicines are vended
Also, Gn assortment of
COMES, BRUSHES md SOAPS,
Consisting Of
Tuck, side, long crooked, neck and pocket combs
Cloth, hair, flesh, nail varnsh, sash tools, and crr's
hair brushes
Rose, transparent, variegated and Windsor shaving
| soaps. For sale by
august ii WILLIAM LANPHlER 4 Co.
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SATURDAY. mDRN1Nao OCTOBER 40, aseo,
CHAMPAGNE, HIBBERT's LONDON

BRowN Stout, PORTER, sc.
ID J. SAiVETAT returns his thanks TO the public
for the patronage they have heretofore extended
TO him. and informs them that he has this day received
fresh supply of the above choice Liquors. with which
he would be happy to furnish them, either by wholesale
or retail Also. by the schooner Esther Sally, seve-
raj hogsheads of
PHILADELPHIA PORTER,
which he will deliver in any part of the town free of
expense. by the dozen or otherwise He has on hand.
CHAMPAIGNE AND CLARET WINES
Of his importation, which he will warrant pure
All orders from the country will be thankfully re.
ceived and promptly attendedto.
Good strong Pinegm, suitable for family use may be
had Al all times at his BorrLINa CELLAR, ROYAL Street.
3ierandria. Cash given for Old Bottles.
Corks of various qualities for sale.
N. b. Dyeing and occurring continued heretofore
sept Is
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Notice.

tn Proprieto,s Of Fishing Landings, and
aHOthers concerned in Fishing the Shores
offhe Potomac and other R,ue,S in the
vieinity, ,ohere Fish are caught at the re-
gul'r season for putting up.
4 MEETING is proposed to be held in Aierandr:a,
n on thf frs. Monday in December merit a, the house
of William b Stuart, Team Boat Hoter for the pur.
pose of making arrangements which may be mutually
beneficial to the propretors and occupers Of the differ
ent Landings in relation to the sale Of Fish the ensuing
In making this CALL all persons interested
especially invited TO attend aMg25-eotl MonDec
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New FALL Goods.

a'HE arrival of the last packets from New.York have
Y placed with portion of our supply of Fail and
Vinier
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
to which hrough the agency of one of the house,
si'ling in New-York.) shall be making additions
ery eek throughout the season, of whatever ma, be
and desirable With such facilities, shall always
bf enabled to present to friends handsome and
well selected stock and prices low they be
had at in the District.
sept 15--1m JAMES MCKENZIE s. Co.
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S;ugsr, Coffee. Yea, etc.
SAMUEL dlESSERSHITH OFFERS FOR SALE
70 "a ,!hds St Croix, Porto Rico and N. o.
OO $50 barrels sugars part Of which is prime al.
$50 bags Ro Porto Cabelo coee, part prime green
sasst chest, y. Hyson Tea sggE
chests go
so 10 IS h. boxesS as
a % half nc es sss' so.e. Imperial do ~
u, q hs't /. e hess. Tyson do ~
powchong and souchong in chests and half chests do
10 bags heavy sumatra pepper
so hhsls ". Orlean, and w. India molasses
3 casks summer strained spermoil
sy," Goddard e Co, and Seignettes brands
ID half pipes "Seignette" do
| pipes Holland gin
| 100 barrels N. T.. rum
2S do Focy's and Trimble's American gin
1888 coils patent cordage, assorted
500 bags patent shot from the Phenix tower
| 10 tons Russia hemp
bales German hessiars
| 90 boxes and half boxes Bakers and Laphams cho
! colste
so boxes yellow soap for shipping
| Is boxes sperm candles
500 reams No 8 and supcrfne letter and Nc. pot
! and cap paper
200 realms wrapping do
SO bundles sugarloaf and binders and bandbox
boards
sbou and imitation Sherry wine in half quarter casks
L. p. Madeira in half pipes
Teneriffe and Lisbon in pipes
| Hamper, porter bottles
| 1890 bushels Turks ISLAND sai' septf
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For Rent

For Rent,
A Tha, elegan, Two Story Brick
EHA House, with kitchen, wash and bath.house,
p# stable and carriage-house, an elegant gar.
SHa den and a well of excellent water pump
in the centre of the square, csern Of wash water
and every convenency-e by few and exceeded
by none of its size in town 1t is at present occupied
by Mr. James Cloud. Possession given on or before
the first OF September next. Apply TO
aug l7-eGif ROBT BROCKETr,