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Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-09-22
MA r RED.

In Groton, Mr.. Elizur Wright Jr Professor OF
the Western Reserve College, Ohio, to Miss Susan
Clark, of Groton.
In Worcester, Mr.. Nathan Rogers, to Miss Sarah
Blair.
In Boston, Mr. Galen T. Porter to Miss Mary
Fletcher.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-09-22
To Comb Manufacturers.

VALENTINE, PETTINGALE, e. CO.
NO. 124, MAIDEN LANE, NEW YORK,
"OULD be happy to receive COMBS
w from the Manufacturers in Worcester Coun-
ty and vicinity. They feel assured they can make
ready sales of them, and at prices that will satisfy
the manufacturer.
Refer to WIZ. PARKER, & Co. State street.. Bos
ton, who will forward all goods sent 10 his care
! New York, May I9.
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS
In SENATE, June IL, 1929. On the Peti-
ton aforesaid, ORDERED, That the Petion-
ers cause an attested Copy of their Petition
with this Order thereon, to be published in
the Boston Daily Advertiser, printed in Bos-
ton, IN the Lancaster Gazette, printed in
Lancaster, and in the Greenfield Gazette &
Franklin Herald, printed in Greenfield, three
weeks successfully, the last publication to
ne thirty days, at least, before the first
wednesday of the second session of the
present General Court, that all persons in
teIrested, may then appear, and show cause,
II any they have.) why the prayer of said
Petition should not be granted.
Sent down for concurrence.
PAUL WILLARD, CLERK.
In the House Of Representatives, June Ii, 1929.
Read and concurred
P. w. WARREN, CLERK.
true copy
Attest, Paul WILLARD, Clerk of the Senate
Boston, Sept. Is. 3w. 81
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DIED,

DIED,
In Boston, on Sunday, Mr.. William Howard, age,
81.
In Charestown, Miss Elizabeth Payson. 81.
In Salem, Capt. Thomas Whittredge, g.
In Beverly, Mr.. Hezekiah Wallis, 81.
In Western, 7th inst. Mr.. Asa Putnam, al.
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las.
Uttered severely
hes, and inunda-
waste by a place
,ye descended in
Las Frenedas
een brought by a
Of Africa. The
he'd to gather in
bended that the
Il destroyed.
Rsticsl Affairs has
Bishops, inviting
ch talked of Let
lime as the Coun-
it.
( Of war that re-
ter making a voy-
again from that
St. Petersburgh.
oval ordinance is
to adva ntages
ped in the whale
pedited from the
ptaips and crews
IDLY.
/. An English
Led here, Of which
Vourla, and these
ers in the course
Smith will come
lbs, to reside at
Iior Admiral. A
rection of Odessa
1t there is no time
ca will be naviga-
ginning of octo-
towards Adrian
given to occupy
ID.
seaal are pushed
both day and night,
are employed in
4 Journal it is ru-
Iished in the Turk
cks in Asia and
y by Pachas who
Ulcers of the Mint,
I've the taxes and
Snltan's treasury.
ps ofwar is report
he'd for the Porte.
npire is depreciat-
ess, great profit is
lets for arms, am
\ and camp equip
terday the Pacha
u bank of the Dan
cations raised by
tier having rushed
Turks, compelled
b after having lost
prisoners. Some
crews were sunk
vanguard of the
\ Widdin on the
y, accompanied by
rlay. The follow
the answer given
stions made by or
after the victory of
war was in the
ltha had then heard
clory having been
was the explosion
gOns had produced
3 bis troops ; that
nmander, and his
POLITICAL negotia-
GOVernour, of Ro-
hanger, did not al
b that he partici-
peace concluded
restore prosperity
sanitary measures
have removed all
y the plague. The
Ay separated from
400 suspected in.
Inhibited marks of
sons attacked. are
le contains the fol-
10, dated July 10.
El0n to Constantine
IRON de Muming, is
lde BY the Russian
meaning thus to
,sfIsh any plans of
be propositions to
asls the conditions
'he inviolability of
30 and liberty Of
Pea, without insist
The Castle of the
", appears deter
esses conquered in
!, ae magnanimous
u not be departed
Obtaining that ex-
Which there is no
a's ; that is to say,
volo to Aria. so
Ny Athens, but al |
'saly.
gave a brief sum- |
,; y the Intelligence |
EacaIars are subjoin- |
Which landed at |
look possession of (
sss than 5000 men, I
4 nave been negroes !
ia August, a party !
~ and were cut to !
l. lee $ soldiers being !
\ { q the landing ,
Y. NE I'd or Sd Of
a, Anna issued a
1 ~ u, Santa Anna
,sa.ilapal, Vera Cruz
I'M , he went by |
UU Vetnrap, 10y
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Economy is Wealth.

4 n the chxens ot Msrtlnsburg and ss view.
y, that having afqnreda perfect sneat ir
~ tue rev AND borrowed mode ~ STE ar
SECURING and Sfs0ACi.sJ,, he j e,aIl,,l
to clean I'll kinds u clothing y "a any SsstsAs3
Spors orPNlNr, in Superior syle. ~
hopes from his experience IN ihe above tbsi
ness. 20 give general Satisfaction 20 Ell Il asss-
who may think proper to give him a call. ssf,
respectfully soilcils share efpuhhc n,,'~nsse.
Orders let 81 Beverley " aktnsen's IL STIR ,,.s-.
ourg, gili I've lunetisaslt attended a.
y. II. iioersl price wiz be given for IA
kinds of seecna handed cio,hirg
January o. 1879.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-01-29

RAIL WAYs.-A company has been
incorporated BY the Legislature Of
South Carolina, for the con structiou Of
three Rail Roads One 10 extend from
Augusta to Charleston; a second from
Columbia, and third from Orangeburg
to the same place. Three hundred
thousand dollars Of the stock were sub
scribed in few hours after books were
opened 1t was thought the whole a.
mount OF stock would be taken very
shortly. The cost OF construction was
estimated at $4,000 per mile. The Rail
Ways are to be OF wood, with tracks Of
iron. Tie iron to be imported from
England al S623 per ton.
From experineats, on model Of a
Rail way erected near Charleston. the
result seems 10 be that horse wlll draw
ten tons. rbe distance from Colu bia
to Charleston is $40 miles, and the toll
oil this distance on a bale vi cotton is to
be % cents. The present price of con.
veyance, by canal, is 81 SO.
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A BYF-IAW


For the appointment of an Agent Of the Trus.
tees Of the Town &c Msrtineburg.
Be IL enactei aud declared By he 7rustess Of
me 1osgn IF .i'arsns6urg, That there be now
,ppoin,ed, and hereafter AT the f'st meeting Of
every new board Of Trus'ees. some sober end
discreet person, resident in The sad Town (bc
ing CONSTANTLY to AIT the Agent Of the
trustees OF tue Town of Msrtinsburg, until
new appointment shall be made; whose duty il
shall DC TO lake general overnight Of ali pub
lie property IN the said town--to see that there
is no siois,ion of any OF the Dye Laws nov ia
force, or that may hereafter be passed, for the
good reEHia,ton Of the SAID Town---snd 10 ,pke
MEASURES for the suppression and punishment,
nAder The act a. The General Assembly, Of
riots, routs, and an.swful assemtlys psrticu-
Larly Of coloufed persons; and, generally, 10
use Al, legal means for the punishment OF Of
fences against good morals and public deoency,
particularly on he Sabbath day
|, shall be his duty, however, before CON-
Gencing ANY prosecution IN the name aud in
behslf If the said Trustees, % consul, aDd adj.
wise with the President, or in h,s sbsence. with
some other member, OF said hoard OF Trustees.
Passed, October s, 1927.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-01-29

DIED.

On Thursday last. MIR. bernard Rsphari, Of
this county.
On Thursday the 18th inst. Mr.. Henry Line,
If >eepherdstcwh in The Goth year OF his age.
Or Nondas last. IN the B5th year OF his age !.
Mr. Jannss Hnrsi, sen Of Jefferson county.
On 'ge IL b ms snf, after lingering lliness.
Ro6ers Lear's, Esq Mayor ct Fredericksburg,
in the Goth yesr OF his age The deceased was
a native OF that town, and in il. or its immediate
ceighborboad. he snent The greater par, OF bis
life. nephew OF he late President Tashing-
ton, he, At en- early age. entered his family,
and through several Years OF his Administrative,
scted as one u his private Secretaries. Alter
leaving The service OF his iIIustrious re.stye, he
turned to his native State, and devoted himself
TO agricultural pursui,s which formed his "a.
vorite occupation I'LL The close Of has life. In
1890, he was called to The office of Mayor Of tbs
Corporation 81 Fredericksburg.
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a biE to the Last v ia tsd T'cs,a.
4 Amea' OF George Horn, ssn,er, deed, rs,
andersigned, Executors w.l proceed ia SCI,
by pubic auction, on the premises, on 7lus..
day, the xoih Of February ness, a vaie b.,
ifscs of hfs'-iate limestone LAND situss ia
the county u Berkeley, tour miles fran var.
unsonfE. ths county town. containing one lsis.
dfed aud ten acress---Esghty acres cieareti, o..
DER gosd tenses, and in high state Of curtis
.knssk, ,icn; the balance heavily clo,l.sd vi !.
Eba.I timber. The improvements ecusi ~
ssssNhs good Dwelling ijouse, Eueic,,
3-S smoke House, Corn Hoass, stai e.,
and excellent Barn; q well OF good walet;
large Orchard Of chmce fruit. &c. n IL sif a.
ed unnecessary 10 ave further defcupsm
- no donb', any person wishing 10 purcls
will irst view the same, Airh can be SHOW
on application 10 one ufshe snbscrbefs. iyn Z
on the premises tie terms. one third Of II
purchase nonsy in hand, tie balance IN ihr,
equal anndsi payments. the purchaser eiyii :.
boad and security and li.n 81, the propsrt
WILLIAM NOUN,
Jan. %, 1879. THOMAS HORN.
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IRON.

lust RECEIVER. general assortment 10
j Psne6akG's Cs,e6rafed f,oa. also exne-s
Ia , few days .f,fhur q .ifsier's and Biaekfs,ss
IRON, said 20, be egeai, il MOI superior. 10 anv
IL the United Sts,es for wagon tire. Fngii.h
polished Wsgou Boxes. Crowley and Rhs,er'd
steel Ut a superior quality, for sale by
G. HOG AiiisE.
Mar,irshurr. Jar. 90. 1899
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-01-29
HARpERS FERRY BRIDGE.
January %, 1899.

report having been circulated, that thA
bridge wss no, passsble on account of ice, 81. (.
thu, il was not safe for wagons 81 any eollside
able weight, il may be well 10 mention ,krs it.,s
sirengh OH has been tested by The weight af
eight heavily Iaaeu wagons at ones, snd III &
Sc cst'Ee were sljoae ell 10 run scrsss- rot hsv
not less than 81 we're together 1pun ore 81 IL ,.
arches. Travellers are assured Of the roc .
nerttc a.fetY upon i. G. WAftk
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-01-29

Voyage Of Discovery "A hill ap
propsiatisg Fly 'hon.and dollars for
an exploring expedition to the Pacific
md south seas, has passed the House
Of Representatives, at Washington.
and it is expected will be finally acted
apop, sometime this session, by the
Senate
A modern writer observes that he who
speaks lightly Of female society, is eli
Their numhskull or a knave!'-- the for.
mer not having sense enough to discern
its benefits. and the latter hating the re.
straints 1t lays on his vices.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-01-29
JAMES z. ERSKINE

DtSKES this method Of informing those in
4 deb,ed to the Arm OF James p. Erskiae,
e Co ,hs, he is now in Msrtinsburg. to attend
TO the settlement Of their $ccounts, and may
be found stthe Store of William 5. Kerney SEQ.
MsrtnsbBrg, JsD. &c, 1929
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.ulR2IEn

On the goth insl by thr Rev ME-. Medtsrs,
SIR. fenrg lie jsrstay, to Mrs. Sarah Hhefsioae.
a of tins place.
Last uigh', by The Rev. Mr.. Monroe Mr.
HaeA Cunningham % Miss Jim W. Hedges, al
II luis county.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-01-29

EvOR RENT-A House sndLns, OF Fine
&zztA Street, sajoin'ng my eau tesrs
tsss13 denee, vt present occnpIed BY
.sssA Nc. SNYDER Also. snsiI House
1 md Garden. on Joha-stIs, {, near
the German Church.
MARGARET soMMEaNiLiE~
Jan 20. 1899
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Dsctks in The U States Army The
deaths in the U. s. Army the last year,
one fifth were caused BY the use Of ar
dent spirits, and yet Congress refuses to
take any measures, on the suggestion Of
Mr.. Sprsgue Of Maine. to prevent strong
drink being given to the soldiers except
as medicine.
Why should not government uss the
power entrusted to il. to arrest the ra
wages of this infectious disease, snong
those who are in its employ nent.
Smih 40 name 1T is stated in The
London papers, that the number Of per
sons carrying on business in the city. of
the name oi Smith, Is actually fDs hun-
dred and ferty ninsi In the city If New
York. the Post says, there are four hun
bred and fI'g fos OF the name Of Smith.
and siriy-thres of The name OF John
smith. s-=-.
SpIanger Barry, To- his silver toned
voice. added all the address and powers
Of persuasion. A carpenter TO whom
he owed some money, for work AT the
Dublin Theatre, called at Barry's house
and wss very clamsrsus in demanding
his money Of ne servant. sir. Barry
overhs aring him, said from above.
Don't be in a psssinn. but do me the
favor TO walk up stsi .. ard Wen speak
on the business Not L." answered
the man-"you owe me one hundred
pounds alreadv, and II Won get RE on
stars yon won't let me leave you ill ou
owe me two"
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DIR. Carroll N. MacgiIl,

GXM CONTINUES the prsetice Of Medi.
N cine Surgery, &c. AVID respectfully
~ offers his Professional Services TO
"a the inhabitants of GevFards,own aud
its vicinity. Hrs Office is second
door from Mrs. Lemons, where he may be
found when not engaged. or At his boarding at
Major Matthew ] Clsrke's
Gerrardssown, Jan. %, 1929.
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The subteraneous road, or tunnel,
under the Thames is not the first of tie
kind. There was one under the Eu
pirates, at Babylon, calculated 10 be
Si25 fee. long, i5wide, and 10 higb.
made OF brick work. The Thames Tun
nslwoald be only 1900 feet.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-01-29
SPLENDID LOTTERIES.
On TUESDAY. Sd February, 1890, in lds ciyf
81 Uash,ss tsa. reHi be n apei. b.e
GRAND
Consolidatcd Lottery.

- 10. Iorrsav.-7 DH4wr sArro1s
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1rarel.-As an evidence Of the in
sreaSe OF travel between Providence
and Boston, the American Of the former
place mentions the fact, derived from a
correct source, that the amount of mo.
,nieS received by the agent of one OF the
i -, oil Boston for The year was Ssa, 900.
ne same Ilhe employs ais horses aud
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-10
Cash fur Negroes,

I'VE wish 30 purchase ONE HUNDRED LIKELY
w NEGROES, ofboth sexes, from II 20 IS
Of age, field hands; also hsncs Of every descrp-
iiop Persons wishing to sell ulol do we 10 give us
call. AS are dete mined 10 ye higher prices Tor
slaves than any purchaser who is now or may be here
,f er in this market.
An, commune alton IN writing will be prompt, at.
tended TO W. can at al times be found at resi-
tlcnce, end of Duke street, Ale xandria u. C..
sent 80 FRANKLIN & ARMFIELD.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-10

sugar, Yea, CuMee, &C.
= 81 DOUGLAS have just received well select.
81 . ed assortment at
GROCERIES,, Viz:
40 hhds sni crces sug.r 6fvaricus qualities
as hints, ,irrces and bal> moisssts OF 10
~ packages Of teas, ganPowl-r, imperial and
Young Tyson, Of 6nr quality aN rr-.
1000 lbs loaf sugar, Of different numbers
20 bags best and common coffee .,
NRLT-Loose and in sacks
Spies Embracing pepper, a'sp'ce, ginger
cloves, nutmegs, cinnamon, mace, &C
SPIRI7S- French brandy, Holland gin, JAMAICA
Antigua, and New England rum
VINES Madeira, Lisbon, port malaga &c.' some
of them very low priced
DIES Indigo, copperas, madden, logwood' fusto'
alum. NC ~,
. EPSON SaLTS of superior quality
NvIrFF elmer, Garrett. 81 l.orillar'> Haccahau
,P.aPER-w ri,mg and wrapping; tobacco starch
mus, nd, cheese, fig biue gunPowder sho. oar lead
brims,o salt petre, sc &c; the whol o. which the>
will sell. wholesale aud retail, very moderate terms
oct 3 ~ N ~ 's. e !
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-10
CaAcineA NmgMesia

xNrE have received direct ir m The Mar, land Che.
W mical W rks. supply of superior ca'cned Mag.
ne IA made after the manaer of Hepry's ceebfsied
msgnesia his magnrsia We warrant 10 b. Is good,
not better, than the English. having b, testing the
two articles together proved this be supt rio,.-
V here offer condensed fern, At half the price
of the imported, peri city pure msgntsia snd il mxy
be tax es into che MOI, delicate stomach wi,bou, pro-
ducing the slightest nsusea ian objrct often 10 ronsi
,lersbIe with ph, scisps) being rather pleasant han
ed. In the of the American aiti.
ce. and when il shall bee morally knt WI,
',S.isfed il viii su,ercrde the Of The imported
nee ally. a. is sfiort'ed at the price and is more
ure in Ell, Ct than the common cxtcined maEnesis u
lie ppt up in bottles. aud sbeIr with directions. in
convenien size for faniliss retji.iDg cOuoiry
stores, or other places W re medicines are venled
''e :, 80 iso, an assoi tfnent Of
CONES, BRUSHES IND soaps
Consisting Of
Tuck, side, long crooked, neck and pocket combs
Cloth lir HesI nail vArhish, sash toois and cames
Lei hair brushes y 81 @fsga rs sea "a,
Rose. transparent, variegated and Windsor shaving
set soaps. For sale by ~
augustil e,.zy WILLIAM LANPHIEK & %.
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Fall GoDAs.


<,uARLEs BENNETr has ,eeeired. and cBers for
I sale ,phoiesale and ,efaI-.
superfne black. Navy blu. and oi,'e cloths
Biacs d,rs blue aud steel mix kerse! meres
Fine bh,t anil steel naked sa''inetts
les ,lsg blue and caret hbt-c'o'hs
Ax,r,. ~ IF nailed drab CLOTHS and kersrys
4 hale Il very stou, English dr'b and mixed 40
a,ii !, hoskin aud York tan gloves
C-nilemen's English doe kin tno. OF frs 9Ush'y
Flag Madras, aud couipan, band anna hi us
pl,ct Italian and Eugh>h sewings Ks Ut hrs' q!
a o,.,,ers, assortment 81 cotton, silk and lambs
A sw dozen. of FIRST quality ladies' black and
slate worst.d hose - s
C,,,on Nails. assorted, from 20 to Gu
a mo nacks a, "A and so German n'ns, quality sad
10 be very superior to English
Rose blankets. heavy, fall sized English from -
to 1S-4 s-frt45 s,, 80 i-.s
Irish lnens mi dispers, Domestic goods
,snerJ assorrmvn .f brown and hlcathed cot
snonps, the ,auer some of extra quality, az mt
ta,ion &c Madras co,ion>
Isicase yer, stout 54 shee,lngs
1.,yo balrs dome tic serseys r negroes
A hale of 40 No. linseys, yer, soad quailY n.
white. red. yellow and green d 'nnels
s.nsrSnr. "a and 8 bed ticks md checks
%. SETSE si'JT INE and SHOE THREAD.
sept22 ~
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EaN Goods

RF the ships Virginia and Boston from England
and h, uthr late arrivals, we have receiv d
or 400 p"ck0ges se4sonqbie Dry G0ods;
all of which rhased with grea, cure for cash,
and which are offered for ,.lr the bes t-rms.
oct II JOSEfH JAH>Ey& 20
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-10

't+ 20 SCHOOL
on Duke street for lim,e'' number Of Young sdes
tn whom ,IIe proposes to cAeh the Eng ~, and Ft, oh
Languages scientifically Ancient and Mod. rr ni,ory
hronology, Geograph, with the use at tie Maps AID
Globes the Elem MS OF Natural phios ply, Rheto-
rc, Prosody, Mythology, Composition, writing and
Arithmetic.
From her long experience in teaching. end perse.
iittennp To the moral and ierar, mprnye-
give general Sal hfacti0n TO those no may favor her
with pstrOnsge.
Information concerning her capabiIt, as a teacher
be procured from the following gent emen "a I'd n
dI s. Who's. Children she had un,ier her tuition ring
her residence IN tieOrgetown. D. Col Marbnry,
Ciement smith. j, reuish Bron,ugh. Robert Gery,
iiorstio Jon - John Abbot, sqnres: Sirs Chapman
and Yrs Mackal, and from Daniel Bryan, esq Alex
Her terms be asccraincd on application either
TO he sef Or.to Mr. Br,
sirs Hsgarty solics aentionto the subjoned sti-
nonias.-
,.is.-. Wahington. .augnsf 5fh. 1899.
am well acquaint d WI, Wis g,ry believe
that size is pios good lady, and Anow that she 10
well informed, sn an excellent instrictress -
- ,4sE .sEf1 JOHN Mcleod,
Principal Of the Central academy, Huntington d C:
Having had full opportunity, during residence Of
many months IN the same house with Mrs. fiagary, Of
ascertainng The and variety Of her literary at
tsnments and her method and indusr, III convey ing
Instruction, believe her, in all these qualifications o
essential to The Instruction Of youth, be-
by nolady with whom have been acquainted.
'rt IL PHii IT. SMITH,
Classical Teacher, HashingtGn, y c.
From the many opportunities that l,ay. H. If
Judging of Mrs Hagar, requirements hatc ~ he
station in pronouncing her To br on o the besi qua
flied ladies' that Have ever met with IN h, ps rs.
sion, II M, be truly said oi D. iial h know ,tge
Of the varioos subjects wbcbse caches, isr exceeds
her pr TENSIONS. +, JtNtS GANtf.
PrcfssOr If Mathematical and Natural Philosophy,
augas IL ~ 3 Washington ID c,
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FalI Goods

i0G Packages seasonable Dir, goods, just received
NV y will be sold at reduced prices b, wholesale
an! retail. he. Were purchased principal, at sue.
lion b., the package, and~ii he sold quite low by
whole sale rs the, e bought in Baltimore h,so AZ,
ssortmentof cor TON YaHN; Lst ,
OCT 3..Zmo p y riL J n. JOHNSON
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..po. $50 = "a sF ait quill fant, arrive quill pourra,,
lindsay, Hin & Co.

OFFER For SALE,
o. hhds New Orleans sugar
20 10 hhda st. Croix do -S1s'~
S boxes white Havana do
80 hhds n. Orleans & W India molasses
10 iiercess do do y
2 puncheohs old Janaics rom "a b -
5 haHppes sigmette's brandy
half pipes Sicily Madeira wine !.
10 Or casks Marseles do do
hsif Or casks Oveira do do
10 or casks Malaga do
Is barrels n Z rum
20 60 Nortons gin
10 do old whiskey
10 do mess beef
10 do prime do "a
50 do No. mackerel L
~ do No shad
100 packag TEAS consisting Of gunpowder
imperial. and young h, son. ii, chests, hall
che,ts 6and Bib boxes. importation 1929
10 casks che es,
10 bags Java coffee ~
80 do st. Domingodo -
IS do Porto Rico do ~
IS bags pepper
do pimento
Is boxes brow soap ~
SO do Windsor do tsae
do CASTLE do
10 do mould candles, Woodruff's brand, IS,
SIS. g.
Is boxes sperm candles
20 do Cavensi tobacco
10 do fresh lemons ,- sgg 81
20 reams Writing paper -
10 do wrapping 40
Starch in boxes and halt do
Cl ocolate in do I q. - Essa
Sweet oil. cordials, pipes in do
hutmegs, salt petre. race and ground ginger.
Pnmen'o and pepper IN, kegs
Ca, "a in mats bottles in do, sc. &C. -
900 bushels ground alum salt )
500 do Gadiz ( do, ar.-sts. +.
500 sacks fine, IS ~ do Ns-
nov 4-(W.'k) - go ss&.u.sA