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Bar IRON g. steel.
JOSEPH PRATT e. co

IA IVA Il i ~ w.,
No. q Hsypood 8, Paines Buildings, Wash.
ingtOn-Sguare,
a kFFER for sale, on the most reasonable
~ TERMS
80 tons of Swedss, assorted, fiat, and square
Fiat, from inch to inch wide:
Square do. do to inch:
~ tons English Round, Square, and Flat Iron
found, from inch to 3.I6 inch:
Square do. inch to IL inch;
Flat, from to Ii inch wide
~ tons Of 0. S. Iron PSI;
tons of Slit Rods and Plates;
do. of Horse Nail Rods, (made from the hest
OF Old Sable Iron selected, warranted Of
superior quality);
It tons Swedes Steel
u 90: Herman do. of various stamps, such AZ.
Halbuck, Hasanclavet & Sons, and EAGLE !:
Dest Engilsh and American BLTSTERER
STEEL, TUB STEEL, together with
good assortment Of CAST STEEL:
Axie, Bar, Sledge, and Plough Share Moulds:
Axis Monlds, made from the best of Salisbury
refined Iron;
Also. large Team wagon, Stage, Chaise.
and one-horse Wagon Axles and Boxes, fitted
with Nuts;
Pipe Boxes, from 81 to II inch, trimmed smooth;
Darby Patent Cart and Wagon Boxes, from
to q inches
T The above will be sold cheap for cash or
approved credit.
Worcester, Dec. &c. If
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E ISIS CASTERA respectfully informs the
1EM inhabitants of Marlborough and the vi.
cinity, that she will open SCHOOL, on the
first Monday Of .4prii, for the instruction OF
Young. Ladies IN the various branches of an
English education. Plain and Ornamental Nee.
die Work will be taught-also, the French Lam.
guage, and Painting. Tuition, from So to 81
per quarter. For further particulars, inquire
at Mr.. JACOB PIERcE's, Marlborough, where
a few young Ladies can be accommodated with
Board under Miss C's immediate charge.
nT ReferenceS-Rev. J. ALLEN, .Northboro' :
Ret DR.. LOWELL, Boston.
Forthboro', Feb. "a 4wS
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DIR. A. r. PHELPS,

OF SHREWSBURY, (M.aSS.)
I'D RESPECTFULLY assures his friends and
M the public, that it viii give him contin-
ued pleasure to serve them in the various du-
ties of his profession. He is now prepared to-
treat, successfully, those Pulmonary or Con.
sumPtire diseases, that have not passed into
the IabereuLar or incarable state, by the un.
erring indications of the STETHoscoPE, and
the appropriate remedies, which will be fur
nished by him. Any person who will take the
trouble to apply to him, can be satisfied Of the
truth Of this assertion, and whose heart is open
to conviction.
The following is an extract from letter of
JoHs D. GoDMAN, M. D., formerly Professor
Of anatomy and Physiology tn he Medical
College of Neao York:
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 81, 1929
In regard to the use of the Ststhoseope, I
esteem 1t an invaluable Improvement in form
ing correct diagnosis ofthoracic (pulmonara0
diseases, and think you cannot do better than
endeayor to render yourself thoroughly ac-
quainted with its use. If you take the .a,nsr-
lean Journal Of Medical Sciences" YOU win in
various instances find ample proofs of the ad-
mirabls usefulness of the instrument.
Very truly yours,
DR.. Phelps. I'D. GoDMAE."
D Diseases of the Skin and Eye, Rheuma-
tisn, Scrophula, and other obstfnGts diseases,
cured on equally imtelEgibts principles.
-" His charges are reasonable and accom-
modating, and his medicines and credentials
respectable and genuine.
Shrewsbury, JAN 81. eoisQm4
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Nea0 Goods and Neao Prices
w. & A. BROWN

HAVE just received prime assortment of
III IL Goodsin their line consisting of BROAD
CLOTHS, from 2, 25 10 SO per yard,) CASSI-
MERES, VESTINGS, H'DKFS, STOCKS,
Buck Fur and other GLOVES, Fur Seal COL.
LARS and CAPS, SUSPENDERS, &c.
10 Also on hand, ReGdy.JMade CLOAKS,.
COATS. PANTALOONS, and VESTS.
N. b. They will furnish Coats, made to order
from good Broad Cloth, as low as 10 and $l2,
and warranted, and superfne from Is to sos.
u They would also inform the public, that.
by recent arrangements made with their Jour.
neyn1en, they are now enabled to make Coats
and Surtouts as low as they are made at any
establishment in Worcester, if no better style
il required
.4tso,--Work done in the best city style. at
SO cts. less than former prices.
u Now York and Boston latest Fashions
Just received Worcester, Dan. 8.
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.AsSignee'!s Sale.

MT ILL be sold at Public Auction, on the
w premises. on WEDNESDAY, the 7th dag Of
-3prh He1t, at 3 o'clock: P. NJ, on a liberal
credit, large two story brick Dwelling House,
Store, Wood House, and Shed, with other Out
Buildings, all nearly new, with an excellent
Garden, and abont two acres of good Land ad-
joining, situated at the north end of the Com
mon in the center of Templeton, being a good
stand for Tavern, for which purpose it was
originally built and occupied for several years
or Store, as it has been occupied as such for
six years past.
.4tso,-a small new House, Barn, Wood
House, &c, with about one acre of excellent
Land, adjoining the above described premises.
All the property of MOSES BOND assigned
to Thomas BOND for the benefit of his cIedi-
itors.
Also, at the same time, number of doubtful
demands, and a quantity of Lumber, and all
other property remaining unsold, belonging to
said assignment.
For further particulars, inquire of THoMAs
BoND of Springfield, or cali and view the
premises.
D. GILBERT, attorney
March 3, 1880 for the Assignee.
P. S. All persons indebted to MosEs BoS1
are hereby called upon to make immediate pay
ment; and all those to whom said Bond was in.
debted on the Sd day of June, 1928, are requested
to present their claims and become parties to
the assignment before the eighth day of April
next, as at that time dividend will be made
and a settlement of the assignment take place.
Templeton, March 3, 1890 6w9
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Commissioners Notice.

NAV C0WMtSSl0NeTS .NOtlce.
w HEREAS, we the subscribers, having
been duly appointed by the Hon. Judge of Pro-
bite, Commissioners to receive and examine
tie claims of the several creditors to the Els.
tlte of WILLIAM A. LEE, late of Middlebu.
~, in the State of Vermont, deceased, repre-
snted insolvent, do hereby give notice, that
SIX months, from the sixteenth day of February
current, are allowed to said creditors for bring
ng in their claims, and proving their debts I;
and that we will attend to the duties of our ap-
Pointment at Alva Hathaway's Tavern in Bar
Re, in the County of Worcester, on Wednesday,
the 9Th day of May, and Wednesday, the 4th
day of August next ensuing, from one of the
clock to six of the clock on each day, in the
afternoon. SAMUEL LEE.
OTIS ALLEN.
Barre. Feb %. 1890 70
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.assigaee's Sale of Satinet
Factory, &c.

~ NnE subscriber Diners tor salt
ss.i ry, situated in the town of Med
-sassss.14 way, 81 recently owned by Messrs
ELIAS & SANFORD WHITING, anC
carried on by them under the firm of the Med
scay WOOiieR Manufacturing Company. Saic
Factory is situated on Charles River, but q
miles from Boston, and about the same distance
from Providence, in one of the pleasantest villa.
ges in the Commonwealth. On the premises
are two distinct water privileges, and connect.
ed with them about Is acres of excellent Land
A four-story Factory and Saw Mill on the upper
privilege, and on the lower privilege Factory,
two stories high, and Dye House connected,
with water wheels, gearing, &C., in good re-
pair. There are near the Upper Factory, two
blocks of Dwelling Houses, "a tenements each)
Blacksmith's Shop, Wood Shop. SC.
The basement story of the Upper Factory is
occupied as Machine Shop, and is furnished
with complete set Of Lathes, Engines, Vices,
and other Tools, for making Machinery. In
the other three stories there are four Double
Carding Machines, two Billies, four Jennies,
and twenty Looms, with Picker, and all other
apparatus for manufacturing Satinetts. In the
Lower Mill, three large Copper Kettles, Cop
per Strainer, two Mapping Machines, four
Shearlng Machines, Press, Pulling Mill. and
otnet apparatus Ior nnsnlng Satlnetts and col
oring Wool Also, three Spinning Frames, (64
spindles each) Cotton Picker, Speeder, Cards,
Drawing and Dresser, with apparatus complete
for making supply of Warps for the Mill.
The Machinery is all in good operation, and
possession may be had on reasonable notice to
the present occupants. The whole will be sold
together, or separate, as may be agreed An
opportunity, it is believed, seldom occurs for
investing money so proftably as may be done
by the purchase of this property.
If not previously sold at private sale. the
whole will be offered at AUCTION ON Tues.
DAY, the 9Th of .4pril nert, at one O'Clock, P M.
Sale on the premises. For further particulars,
apply to said WRITINGS, near the premises,
ORED BAKER, Esq, of Dedham, or the subscrib-
er, No. 6 Broad street, Boston.
ISAAC PARKER, Assignee.
Feb. Ia. wv
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Westhoro'. Jan. Ii.
VALUABLE
TAVERN STAND
TO SELL OR LET.

TO SELL OK LEI.
IN TENHE valuable Tavern Stand in
AZA K New Worcester, long known
Him. as the Stearnes Tavern, situated
hlNS8 on the great Post Roads from Bos-
ton to Albany, and to Hartford
and New York, two miles from Worcester vii
lage, is offered for sale. The premises consist
of a convenient House, large and convenient
Barn, Stables, Shed, and other Out Buildings,
all in good repair, with above four acres of
Land. The stand is we'll situated for business,
in fourishing village, and has good share
of patronage. If not sold by the first of March,
it will be let for one or more years, as may be
desired. Persons wishing to purchase or hire
a Tavern Stand, will rarely find an opportunity
combining SO many advantages. Terms liber-
al, and for the greater part or the whole of the
purchase money, long credit will be given, if
desired. Inquire OF the subscriber near the
premises. JOSEPH CURTIS.
Worcester, Feb. 81. Off
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Sud Horse for Sale.

MNOR SALE, that noted Horse called tho
Matehiess Sterling, formerly owned by
Henry Hastings Of Notikboro, now in the pos.
session Of the subscriber. The reputation of
this Horse is too well known to require any
comments If not sold in.thirty days from this
time, no will DO otherwise disposed OF. For
further particulars, inquire OF
CYRUS GALE.
Northboro, March 10. 4wlO
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PUBLIC AUCTION.

p KMILL be sold at Public Auc-
sEsA w ton, At he house {. Of The the
k~sAssssss DAY, the 25th day Of March inst. !,
at two o'clock, P. NJ, (f not previously sold at
private sale) the FARM wherein the subscrib-
or now lives, situated in the South Parish in
said Brookfeld, three quarters of a mile from
the Meeting House, on the road leading frsm
Boston and Providence to Northampton, Spring
field, and Albany. Said Farm contains about
fifty seven acres of choice Land, well fenced
with good stone walls, lately built, and well
proportional into lots of good Moving, Plough
ing, Pasture, and Wood Land, with a good
House, having seven rooms on the lower floor,
good Barn, Corn Barn, and other Out Build
ings, with two good wells of water,--one at
the House, the other at the Barn. Likewise,
Tan Yard, Bark House, Currying Shop, and
Tan House. The payment will be made very
easy. For further information, inquire of the
subscriber Possession given the first day of
April next. JOHN MUZZY.
3rookfeld, March g. 20
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School for Young Ladies.
MFRS. LUCY RICHARDSON will ouen
1tM School in TEMPLEroN,on the LIST Wednes-
Day IN May merit, for the instruction Of
Young Ladies and Misses in the various branch
esof English Education.
10 Taition-$3 per quarter.
Templeton, March 49, 40
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STEEPLE CLOCKS s.
Ntnford .Mackine &hon.

Stafford Machine Shop.
YMNHE subscribers, Of this establishment, still
Ia continue the manufacture Of Pickers,
Carding Engines, Dressers, and Power Looms
for Cotton and Wool Also, Metallic Grinders,
Regulators, Cutting Engines, Guage Lathes,
Screw Engines, Ia superior article for common
smithing) and Lathes sor Cabinet Makers and
II. WATERS g. co.
Stafford, March TO- tito
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Real Estate at .AMction.

HgdL ESLULe HL sHNCtaOn.
"TILL be sold at Public Auction. on
Wv THURSDAY, the 25th instant, Home
stead in the centre of the town Of Royalston,
consisting Of half an acre Of the best Of Land,
on which is a good new Dwelling House, two
stories high, with back kitchen, and good
well of water. II is az excellent stand for al
most any kind Of Mechanic, or for an Attorney.
Of which there is none in town, nor within sew.
! en- miles. The town contains 1900 inhabitants.
For further particulars, inquire of LUXE BEAL
or JONATHAN PIERCE, or of the subscriber on
the premises. HORACE PIERCE.
Royalston, March 3. %
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INSURANCE against FIRE.
TWHHE Springfield Fire Insurance Company
IL effect Insurance on all kinds of Pro5erty
Except Cotton and Woolen Factories,) on a..
reasonable terms as can be obtained at any 9TH
er Office. Apply to ISAAC DAVIS, Attorney
at Law, Worcester, who is duly authorized TO-
fill policies. eoly Nov. q, 1899.
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the sub
1 " scriberhas been duly appointed Administra.
late of Barre. in the County of Worcester.
deceased, and has taken upon himself that trust
by giving bonds as the law directs. All persons
indebted to said Estate are hereby called upon te
make immediate payment; and allthose to whom
said Estate is indebted are requested to exhibit
their demands for settlement.
NATHANIEL HOLLAND.
Barre, March 1, 1880. so
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Barre, Feb. %, 1880.
Commissioners Notice.

lFH4 Commissioners Notice
u HE subscribers, having been duly appoint
ed Commissioners, to receive and examine the
claims of creditors to the Estate of MAT
THEW BARR, late of New Braintree, deceas-
ed, hereby give notice, that months, from the
Sd day of February current, are allowed to the
said creditors to exhibit and prove their claims /;
and that they will attend to the duties of their
appointment at the house Of David Wetherell,
Innholder in New Braintree, at 2 O'Clock, p NJ. !,
on the last Mondays of March, April, and July
ensuing. JOSEPH BOWMAN, I g,
JOSIAH GLEASON, ''"'"' U.s.
Nau Rroinfroa Eab 1870
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, March ., 1880.
TO The Heirs at Law of ANNA LrSDE, late OF
Worcester in said County, deceased, and to all 9th.
ers concerned in the Estate ofSaid deceased.
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, Feb. I6, 1880.
TO the WIDOW and Heirs Of SAMUEL FuLLERToS,
late Of Worcester, in said County, deceased and 10
all others concerned in The Estate of said deceased
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, March Q, 1880.
To The Widow and Heirs Of WILLIAM You've, late
Of Ward, in said County, deceased, and TO all 9th.
erS concerned in the Estate Of said deceased,
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, Marcia, 1880
To The Heirs Of SOLOMON NEWTON, late Of South
borough, in said County, deceased, and 10 all other
concerned in The Estate Of said deceased,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-03

ahsei the rsh To the public domain any other question
touching State erogy and that there AUTHORITY in
TIE instrument by which the judicial power extended 10
the former class of there extend 20
The Latter class. which single State may consider
rs presenting au iniacun oG her powers TIE gentleman
rom henucNi, (r kowan) and other Senators
tended that State surrender pOsion her soye.
Teisnty, and We have been asked produce an instance ian
which sovereignty has submitted itself to any iutcnl tribunal
nose who "rned the constitutions, their
letter s'gmed hy Washington lTth Of September 1877
inform us mat VI - obviously mpdcicahlc tie federal 20
veInnent OF these States the rights of NoErNDGSr
10 each and yet provide for the aud
OF All The gentleman f,om Tennessee IN orie. to- explain
IT." conIuc NC constitution Referred 10 the brief
contained ~ TINS letter oi the specific objects which
necessary establish this refer n the same
thcriy To overthrow the doctrine which regards nil the hS
mdcpssdcn, sovereignty ia each OF States aud to prove
that snc OF those rights the of the
coded to provide Tor the geneal welfare are not self
exSten they cTcaed by the people for their benefit Those
VINO nave conferred STATE power can take away for
'"cW own good they have transferred portion this nysts
Gus principle n sovereignty, which troubles gentlemen SO c
tn another place They have transferred portion Of the
dicia power the Supreme Court which acts az an npa rial
unpe ana not rs an adversary deciding his cause
rs Is enormously supposed by here Tho
enan from Tennessee the Federal Judiciary is when
OF state fSh's is before IT, portion part of
c aE'e' created 10y tie Legislative aud xecutyr branches
OF the general government responsible TO that government,
alone anu liable To tho imposition destructive burdens nv
mat party Even II all this wpull
The states had agreed that the should be thus car
ana mus responsible having signed arbitration bond delhi
eratey and with full knowledge OF the consequences R,
weh we HOOK INTO the instrument End that States by
their representatives in the Senate must s consent 10 The
poinnen OF the arber, or he is lawfully chosen They
can chalense Tor cause and they challenge
By refusing To appointments they ,rbt !, e 90
cate every the whole tribunal by the Legislative
or o. 'neir immediate representatives the Senate
lmpoS'iCn OF oppressive burdens their
Ihoy alone these atbiteTs for nisr
vo -nd without impeachment those aTbcs came; be rcoy
Cd !som Office
Speech 10 be clglfqu,lN
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". y. Paper.

The New-Orleaas papers Of the 9Th tut. an-
JAcQUEs NILLERE, late Governor of Lousiana-a
loss, say troy, which has thrown the whole ate
into mourning. At the moment of his inerment.
on the following afternoon, youth, about II years
yard was morta!ly wounded by n muske. ball from
one of the guns used in the performance of the
funeral honors He fingered but u short ,ime and
expired.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-03
Trcmsndov' Hurricane a. EH.aJeDftoign, Pa.

Trcmend1Vs Hurricane at EhzaJeittotrn, Pa.
Extract Of letter to the editor Of tho Pusburg Ga
zciic
~ o'clock on the pod INST our village was visited
with tornado or Hurricane, more alarming than Il
ny thing Of the KIND witnessed by our oldest M
hnbhanls. About ten minutes before tho hardest
blow was felt u was heard Ike distant lhunder and
tn" nearer II approached the heavier became the gen
eral crash Major Walker Of our oldest settlers.
who had experienced similar storm some forty years
since m the country, gave the alarm his family and
neighbours advising them 10 bctako themselves to
thor cellars or strong holds No hurricane was GER
tany approaching BY this tmo the air was literal
" hNed with the hurting fragments, such as roofs Of
houses, raiers, boards, rails, shingles, &C. &C. Not
mousse 'r"o' fence, or scarcely any thing, is len
standing within the space il appeared 10 occupy,
which VIC think Is about ono fourth Of mile wide
and IN n vein from west 10 east.
Our village presents TO tho behodcr n shocking
spectacle. Fourteen houses arc blown down and I'M
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Spurious HdD Dolars-The Philadelphia United States
Gazette cautions the public against quantity spurious coin
IN imitation OF American half dollars Many Of them have
within few days, been detected in city, and is ver
probable they will speedily travel South they have not al
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-03
WAND ELECIION-

FA7HE election of Common Councilnen in tho So
q veal Wards viii be held ON the Isl iHct5@,j,,
~ HPTI merit, viz: In Jefferson Ward No ]. at the
Watch houses IN Madison Ward No. Q, al the CIV
iIa and in Monroe Ward No. g. Mt the Shockoe IIiji
Tavern. Polls VIII open in each Ward at 10 o clock
a. VI. "Thc ljceholders Of lots within tho said ii
whether improved not and whether such free
holders reside therein or not, and the housekoepers
and Inhabitants Of tho soid city, who shall have re-
sidrd therein at any time for the space Of three months
without the intermlsson of ono - r,ontbs md nos
scss ~ their own right within the same movable and
mmovcabc properly TO tie value of ono hundred
pounds arc entitled 10 vote.
mar 3-2Gt w ID WREN Scrp't G. p
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.Tow'ding a BRsI.-Wc understand an Italian mr.
tSt of this city has secretly dsnerred the body of
Elias Hicks the celebrated Quaker Preacher and
moulded his bust. IL seems he had applied TO the
friends OF the deceased TO take moulding previous
to his intcrmcnt, but refused. Suspicion being
excited that the grave had been disturbed it was eye
ahmed and some bits of plaster found adherinp
to the hair of the deceased The enthusiastic Itai.
an was visited and owned that, as he had been de-
MED the privilege of taking bust before intcrnen,
he had adopted this only method of obtaining one
that tho bust is most excellent likeness.
NJ Y. Paper.
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HcywoOd's Cotton Yarns.

A NEW supply Of Ucywood's Cotton Yarns in
~ boIos Of $50 lbs. each, numbered from 10 10.
lust received by the subscriber, as agent for Irg
Haywood, and will be sold low.
mar Got WIN. j. CLARKE.
RACON.--14.O0O lbs Of prime Bacon hog round
- Tor sale on consignment purchasers can have
II delivered from The smoke housts or from the snb
scribers store, where sample orthe quality can bo
seen: 1t will be sold low, AMI on short credit
mnr <'-pt WIN. ,. CLARKE.
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~ cuted In Rent,

4 boz Of No. /, Cheuing tobacco.
TAKE this method Of appusng the members Of the Ieeg
~ Iaufe and Others who wish few pounds uf choice
Tobacco that can be obtained my Drug Store spn Of the
Mortar. opposite tine Eagle. J u. BLAMlRE
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SPEECH OF NM. CLAYTON,
or Della Arr

IN SENATE u sT.lrES-March 4, 1880.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-03

FENHE Subscriber has just received the following
articles, viz-Vinaigrc de Rouge, Rouge in
pots, Maccassar oil, Genuine Otto of Rose in small
bottles, Essence bottles mounted and plain, Porce
lain pallets, Snuff boxes a variety (some Iyorvl
Opera glasses, German smoking pipes, Medicated
Oil Silk, Cayenne Pepper in powder. And expect
ed daily further supply OF Florida water and Pres
ton smelling Salts.
feb 81 II O. McNEMApA