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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-17
snshest injury to h,ruself or balloon. and rs,o,n,
- tne garden about 10 o'clock this morning
To rms EDIrons OF I'm, W.,.

Gentlemen: cannot refrain al this na ,;or, ~ .
on oin uniting with fellow citizens in .ecarn. nv 10
80 - sIoa' ahu glorious revolution which recenv oc
Cured IN France II unfods new era to the world I
lions Of nss to the oppressed AMI impoverished ma
i@,'oPe Throughout the whole page of history 4 boya
never read any thing equal benished and
Since tnund Burke that profound s,atesu,an long
ny experience, but governments ncvern The King ~ Es
ms infatuated Ministry forgot tina, sSchooimas,er was
70 ne amn'eied by the right of Kings and Nh, hs, 81
eshood Fifty will elapse before Eurene ,Ii
you no longer by remarks mine but beg leave TO os vn
the following snguary beautiful lines SO annonrae ~ s.
e''' "'''''h 'y one oil Ensland's greatest ornaments
FRANKLIN-
On the vine covered hills and gay valies of 2mnce.
49, see the day Liberty rise: ~'
in.ouSh clouds OF derartiop unwearied advance
Anu mold ITS bright course III skies
An eiiusence SO mild, with lus,re so brsb,
An Europe with wonder surveys;
ana from deserts of darkness and dunceons of n;,bt
contends for share of the blaze
INV Wv pnienzy and sophsry hope prevail
-, " hen reason opposes ber weight;
Nlen the welfare of millions is hunp in the sc,,.
ana 'he balance yet trembcs with fates
~ v, FYno mtst the horrors of night would ab,de
- VINO can aste the pure breeze of the norus
VI VINO that has drunk ofthe crystalline tide
% the ieculeui food would re,uin2
" men 'he bosom, Of beauty the thrilling heart meets
On! WHO can the transports decline, '
Or who that has tasted of I.ibery's s,yes,s
Inc prize but with life resign?
D" ts over: hlgn Heaven the decision approves
10 'He hill she has found superstition removes.
And Tyranny bites her own chain
In the records of time new era unfolds
All nature exults at its birth
MS creation benign the Creator beholds
AUD gives new Charter 10 Earth
On. bear ~, ye waves, as il, rolis
L rom regions that feel the Suns vertical elov
D the idIhest extremes the poles
IH a asnts equal laws; to the nations around
feace and friendship its preceps impart;
ENC wherever the footsteps of ma shall be found
way ne Ohld the decree on his heart.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-17
sep lo-eaw4t ISHAM PUCKET. Pronr,et,r
The Richmond Races.

FENHE Trce-Hi Races will eommense the 1s1
Z Tuesday IN October next, and continue as
FIRST DAy-A produce sweepstake for three v..r
cid FLIES two mle heats entrance $780, half forfeit,
l. Jas J. Harrison produce of Rate, bv
Arab. "
"A. 3. Wycl1e enters produce of tho dam ~
Frantic by Archie.
g. VIM NJ West enters produce Of his Gallatin
mare, Maria
h Jas. NJ Seldcn enters produce of his Dsrect,r
mare Norma, by Sir Charles.
. Jno Baker enters produce of iris Chance mare,
By Arab.
8; jno Christian and Jno. Mlnge, produce Mesf-
10 Eve, by Archie
- VIM r johnson enters produce :, Beatty, by
Charles.
8. VIM Wynne cutters produce of 4Aos. Graves,
Bedford mare, by Sir Archie
Same day sweePstake, two mile heats fir three
year Ia coils and lilies entrance 500, kslf forfeit.
!. Hi. Selden entcts Charles colt, the tpiut
properly sf himself and Thomas Garland.
@ WIN l.. WHIT, Charles colt, out of Kitty
Fisher savoy
3. Tho. Watson, Archie FLY out of a Jack An
Abner Robinson
4. isham Pickett, an Arab lilly, oct of LADY Tai
man the property of e G.. Mayo aud Jas M SeIden.
same day post swsePstake, for three year old
colts and FLIES two mile heats, entrance sguo ,fP
forfeit. SUBSCRTRETyS N' "''A
/. JAS j HARaGsoH
Tuo WATSON
2. JAS. NJ SELDEx.
heats. ~"' ""
THIRD DAy.-Jocksy Club Purse 81 ,ooo, -four milo
heats. subject usual deductions
FoUe~H DAY.-Post Stake $50, thee mile
heats, provided more subscribers are DRAINED a,
$50 each
The subscriber will be prepared to entertain at tho
Field, instead of the IRE Hill house as hereto
fore Fie has erected handsome aud suitable buildings
on the 19d, at considerable expense, and from the
extraordinary number of horses In training and so
many COTS OF promise unTled, and that will run IN
some OF the enumerated races or that may be- made
up Tor the purpose may well induce a visit 10 Rich
m"nd the ensuing month J. III. SELDEN
sept 8-d1t Ste Pronris,or
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-17
From Me Raltimorn pntrint.

Supposing Mf Van BuIen were 70 become q can
atdaje Tor the Presidency in Opposition to MI. CLAY.
chefe Is good reson, t. believe that he would even
IAN In getting the vote CT hi, own state With his
genticness ofmanners and gift ofintrgue, he would
maze even poorer show of opposition to the West
err candidate Than Mr. Calhoun. The latter might
49, t WIN some Certainty on South Carolina;
while the former could hardly count upon New York
~ me election in New York two years ago. Mr..
an buren, was elected Governor. vet qaioritv Of
me whole number of votes were given against him
.,e was eiecteu II is true; out simply because there
were three candidates. The game of divide and con
quer was successfully played by him on that coca
sion. ~ ''N"-
a that election the New Y ark vote for Govern or
follows: ~ '''''o'
Eor Mr. Van Barren taf 70,
For the opposition candidates. 13o.789
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-17
from the Raitia,9re Pas,iot. Of GenL 10

THE PROSPECT BEFORE US.EJYe can rs
sure our friends throughout ,hc STATE TIM, account,
continue to flow IN upon from various quarters
which represent decided change in public SEMI
ment against the relgning Jackson party and noIbin
Is wanting but Jealous eflor, on the part of our
trends TO secure sigma triumph in MARYLAND on
the first Monday in October. A great change is
known 10 have taken place in the large and ponuous
county OF Frederick-last year i; as Jacksonian by
hnndreds-'his year it willy go for Clay and the Amer
ic9n system by very large moIority. Mark the re-
suit The Campbclis arc coming in good earnest
The days of tyranny, lmPosurc and prescription for
opinions sake, here, as in Fjancc arc fast drawing to
4 close.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-17
NV Nonk. Sent. IL.

;, -. NV ! OK, SCpF. II.
day, by Inc Insurance Offices in Wall street.. rom
Wilmington, N G. stating that some Of The hoes
purPoriiug to contain specie, had been saved from tho
brig CGtarne, on this port staudrd near there on n
voyage rom 5ayaua house but that The boxes were
found to be filed with type and o;l.cr ro,aIs rof ell
yer; thai some sugar boxes had also been obtained
which evidently had not contained sugars. Tpou
these statements tine captain was arrested He sfafos
that he knew nohng ortbc contents ofthcpaekares.
The specie was insured here at 900 and on one
parcel Of sugar 1000 was insured
Both were consignedto respectable houses and ac.
comPaned with regular invoices, bills adinr. letters.
&C The brig i viii &c recollcctcd was wrecked n
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-17

Cobbett, in ore Of hs late REGISTERS. ob-,rvo-
".fhe great ogect Of all for you to keep your eve
on IS thGt which is going in Frqnce In nv
opnion H9t Is The thing vhch IS frightening so many
people rom theirSeats in Parliament Ii the French
people triumph. it is i1r7ogsjble INIT mis- Io %
stq7d Jor t'ro yerre. We come back exactly TO the
system OF 1902; England ealing for reform, md The
French setting tic example"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-17
Being a majority against him of

At that period, we think Mr.. Van Buren,s ;nfr
ehce was more potent and commanding than il has
ever been before or since. That he would not he
aoiH 10 secure such Vote now, be obvious to
every one who has paid any rerard to tbn s,.to oF
things IN New York for some time past A decided
majority OF the people of that state are undoubtedly
opposed 10 the political system of Mr. Van Buren, and
II .ie were no" candidate for their sufrages in
clear and equal field, whether asfor Governor -
FTesiden' there is great to believe he would
sustain Waterloo defeat "''''
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-17

VERMONT ELECTION The election in Vermont
took place Tuesday of ne present weel, ~
jackson party has been making loud boastngs Of the
glorious prospects opening upon them amonr the
green Mountains. 1t affords us inexpressibe reoref
therefore loving them as do 10 be obliged to Clap
an e%tnguisher upon their high blown hopes Bur
lingon has been the not bed Of Jacksouis,n in that
State-ond the town where they numbered their
greatest majority Buy the fever has burnt ont. A
gentleman who arrived in town this morning, informs
jackson forces there. Judge F6llet is elected 10
ihe Legislature, in the room Of the Jackson re-
preventative, by sweeping majoyity-[.N Conn.,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-17

Us 4 heath peach, measuring lo4 inches IN cir
conference, and Weighing 10 ounces, wa yesterday
shown us by friend At frst, we imagined that
our friend intended TO present it, that thus we
might speak as positively of its exquisite flavor, as
Of its rare dimensions. In this we reckoned without
our host, and can do than express our conf
dent belief, that the one answered to the other
This noble peach, the finest we ever bcheld. was
grown by MIR ] G. Harris, near Hanover Court
House-Oid Hanover, he land OF orators, peaches,
watermellons, uhorteberries and chiuquepins.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-17
Tbs constitutional gggs6g.


u The late food of news has been succeeded as
usual by an absolute deartl, and avail ourselves
OF the leisure and space thus afforded, spread be
fore the reader Mr.. Cay's speech at Cncinnati-a
document intimately connected with the political his
tory ofthe day, and ranking among the highest cf-
forts of that distinguished gentleman
From his enemies, his speech has drawn fresh i'm
precautions and abusc-,he hes, evidence Of its supe
riority. To this remark we notice one exception
Mr. Walsh of the National Gazette. Inimical in
high degree to Mr Clay, personally and politically,
the Cincinnati speech has nevertheless exported
from the Philadelphia La Harpc, a warmth of appro-
baton which the critic may indeed uniformly feel
for his own works, but which he rarely dispenses 10
those of others. AS an incentive TO the perusal of
MI Clay's speech, preface it with the comments
of the Editor of the National Gazette
From the National Gazette
We received, the day before Yesterday the Cincinnati ,
iican, containing MIR Ciays speech al the Mechanics o,,
,on ono tapPears TO have been prepared publication
by HIMSELF and the whole and impressive CONNIE
siton We have made page consrteraIs ~
tract from IT, in which the complains and oc eS
Caiona f'HIerS earnestly refued are reoited IN
lind that the orator conoves the opinion that State has
right Withdraw secede from the Union vi,hou the c,
the first of Speech adverts to the Bank of The
Daed States, answer n,eosaory OH subject He
that he OF such bank as was recon-
mended in the Message of the President at the commencement
Of the las, session of Congress; thai Gas to the exna
Bank of the United States, has been generally adj
mustered, and particularly of late years ability aud
niegy that t has fulfilled all reasonable IONS
OF those who constituted iand has made approximation
towards the equalization of the currency great as s pac
CABLE He the question renewal of the charter
as obviously premature Mr. Clay has opportunity of
becoming infinitely acquainted the of he
concerns of the Bank in the Western country
The last hird, more of speech is devoted to Pres
dent Jacksons Veto Message which handled great
verify Mr. Clay denies that the sentiments and
views of the Presdenhe describes the work of the ca
oine as piece OF elaborate mosaic which reminded
Ialeyrand Pebad double faced that the
Maysve road national fact according the prece
dehts of appropriations sanctioned Presidents He afms
that he same scheme has been devised pacsed defeat
the iaif, ehch has been adopted undermine Internal I'm
p!ovemeuts 81
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-17
THURSDAY MoaNiNe:, sIsssr. Ie. lsso

H5 W e were on the qui vive yesterday watcbpr
the arrival ofthe Northern Mail Stage. in expec,,-
ZION of getting later accounts from France The
Stage arrived at the usual hour,--bat it brought
neither papers nor slips.
Rain to Ike North, we pres tgue, sweled the water
courses to such height, tl.at the Mail could not be
brought over.
The Letters, however, came on We have seen
number of them. They furnish no foreign news.
The following is an extract from New York
letter. dated O'Clock Sunday
This was left open in hopes OF some arrivals nona
nave been heard oi, though anxiously expected
Il re open my letter to announc, dreadful acct
dent The steamboat Unned States, going last even
10 i.e|- Haven barsted her boiler opposite Black
LOST 40 "1'' oee"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-17

bROAD-ROCK RACES-Fau 1880.
PESflE Races over The 3. Dad Rock Course wifi
a commence the last TUESDAY, IN Sep,enh.,
and continue four days. frs, day, a colt sweausske
tor three years old colts and FLIES ine heats eptranc
S'oO, hall forfeit and closed Cd day. the Proprie.
tor : Purse for $500 two .nle hear s-entrence sls
3D. day. the Jockv Club Purse for $500 thret mite
heats-enrance $40 din day, annual post s1ak.,
for $3.50, Two mill heats
sep i0-eaw4t ISHAM PUCKET Pro,r,s+,-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-17

Now OK. Sept. 70.
We learn THAT NIr. Duran landed at 4 few min
utes pat six o'clock last evening, about one aud
-! !EscS ]!0zi Scata AEGbdy y. 3, w!.h0us tho
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-17

IAe 'H@'|Ygers.-Every mail from the s.uth,
brings good neF.s from South Carolina. The people,
Tie real people, are causing themselves to be
heard, and Uter voice for Union As unsuccessful
rebellion strengthens power. so The defeated muchi
nations OF the Nullityers, like Shays rebellion, the
whiskey instruction and the Hartford Convention,
Will revive affection tor and strengthen the Union
fTog The Charleston Cuy Gazette of Sent Q
.at'dLG AND Notwithstanding and Manifestations
cahS ,le iecnve NlOnialneer of the Sd Fhe peope
are indeed awakened az last Notification a I'D Convention
seem III BAD way "Wc have received ludicrou comnnI
0u'o from ewouTy, stating that "icrTine eve' had been
iae,"g III mat District for time past called Modification
az" C0'Ueon bur that II has been lately allavcti y the dis
iiO"h Oh lew copies of Col. Draytnns dinner speech
we nave received communication from Waterloo Ia,-
ies District stating that the friends of Convention and Mi
caon nave received complete overthrow in that section of
me country and that there than five votes m e
is square IN that come of the district in favor of either
Nu!tica ton or Convention"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-17

hlocaste on Thursday afternoon last, that Tho s.,
pgaspr Cont Of Botetourt, Judge Allen presd,n@
,CI "eGN engaged in the tral of several co,in
the iall OF hat county. ''''' e0"i'neu IN
R'.iS'-1 @ hitherto respectable Young man Of
-, a. una OF easy circumstances has beef! found
P,s, go SCH enced ten years imprisonment IN tho
t,bir '...'Fy His counsel moved for new trial
cntr 90 r'!Sed; after which they filed bill of en-
Can"raI me men OF course will be carried up to the
,'',,' ~ H"e"cers case was before the Court
"' Sn. our :, iaoTnan left Fincastle.
H., 'en -: Ae'oet"i--who is well known in e.oll
49, a % - Aaa not been tried. a motion for
GInonge o! venue in his case was overrnled Nv ,ha
'uus u, er which the trial was postponed d1v o.
"" ~ oEaer TO procure addlt ona Witnesses of who,T
mOnedl ''aN oeen sum
Inc trial of Bfa"hiaship, for murder had not com.
nope these gentlemen. severally and collective
~ may meet strict lustjce-lhDugh we suspect If il
'e very last thing that oi them would ask for
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Valuable Property for Sale


tfib subscriber empowered Elliott pniTs
oepha 10 sell valuable House Lot in the town ~
onsnuTg boiietou county The is Of brick Cd ~,
se new ana not entirely finished built modern styIe
@ o. we very pest materials and workmanship 1t situa
tea ON an emnence overlooking rive and commands a NO
DIG prospect he lot contains nearly hree acres Few si,u
M man merchant fN'''O"
F price sf5A5oo hundred Cash tho rgsidre in fo
equal ahrua! payments, without inerest-The purchsse,
m len on the property unquesouable personal sscuv
crsons Wishing iuUher Information will please address
arg 3f--IawGY Iyet..,otst NeD,
W ne "casie Patriot viii copy this for weeks and
'''"drdtne acconnt 10 the Office Of the Wing
'a'O Mrs Abigail Mayo. Edward G.. Mayo, and
y all others whom it may concern.
Nouce is hereby given. that application will be
uIaue 20 Ihe next General Assembly, TO pass act
authorizing the erection Of another Bridge across
James River, between Richmond and Manchester
20 be tier free subject to tolls, and to be bull
oy inc CONFERENCE.-The, or incorporate company, or
individuals. rs shall be deemed best
S@adyy citiSen9 Of ChesteyGetd Comfy.
ee3 tt-lGwcV
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-17

Don .Tgu,I.-It is an OLD saving-"If one can
not take liberties with his friends. VINO cen rc take
them With" Il is probably upon this principle tEat
Or beloved ally, Don Miguel Is capturing and con-
ceinnlng our merchantmen. Cen Jackson, the bolo
yed Ferdinand, the Emperor OF Morocco, and the
Pope, arc The only powers that havc ackn1wicd-cd
the legitimacy Of The ueurper's gover1mcat Tie
ought therefore 90 treat them al Ike. Probably be
viii We were the first 20 Acknowledged him
and be has seized our ships first ~ J.. .isr .l4r.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-17
CLARKsErRG. Snnt. Z.

CLAREsBURG, Sept. 7.
the lTst o! this month His purpose, we understand
is t"e examination, IN person. Of the public works
heretofore constructed, and some of which are now
IN "a course OF examination that part of the State
I1e zeal aud interest thus displayed bv our wor-
ny p2'efhor Is ea'lled to all praise Our EXncu-
tive magistrates have heretofore seemed to regard
hichmond as The only point at which their minds
ought 10 be direc ed TO Executive du les but we hone
that this example VIII be held I'D for future imitation:
and that hereafter our Governors will personally
examine the varou, public works which the Com
monWea'th Is Interested, and the utility and value of
those which claim the public patronage The necas-
si'y ana mgortance Of turnpike road from WIN
cheStc- to ParEersburg, long felt by the West.
mus before this time have become equally apparent
I" our eastern and southern fellow citizens had the
country been examined, and the Indispensable and
lmPo iant character Of the measure doduaed from
personal observation been prorsriy enforced in our
Executive communication to the Legi-laturc- We
trust that Gov. Floyd will rot return without vsjtinr
Inc northwest coHn les, by which he wouId be cna-
bed more fully appreciate, and more eftc,nally TO
recommend the Important measure to winch VIC lave
here adVCrted- En1vjy-c1.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-17

From to Lyuchburg Virginan Sept r.
C.2@1teYsjts We learn ~ . ger'.e.a3n who l3g
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-17

N.Y. Dronghaln has formally undertaken 10 pursue
without mtcrm:sslon, Ire ooi"ct of the abolition Of
clarcs iAc present Ministry to he ear too weak to
carry on The bus9ess Of The country"
Il Is supposed that there viii be two hundred new
mem in she next British Parliament
On tic ste Of thc aucion' Postum. N Tfalv. the
recent excavations have led to the discovery OF a
vast temple with sculpture Of lhc greatest interest
u is particularly described IN the Paris Journal dos
Dcbais Of the 9Th July in letter from traveller.
The declaration Of ihe British Parliament against
James II. might be applied TO The case of Charles
Of Fra1"a:--'''That King James L having cuGeaeor-
cd 70 sobyer The constitution Of The kingdom, By
breaking the original contract between the KIM and
People and Ivy tic advice Of rsuits and other wick
ed persons. having violated be Fundamental laws.
and having Withdrawn himself ont Of the kingdom.
hath F1f1c0ird tie government and The throne is
thereby ~ucaaf "--r.Nif Ctn-.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-17

the tremendous gale OF Aug. i7;h, which ecst,n,.oa
so many vessels gu
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-17

FHNHE Tree-Hill Races will commence the Is
z Tuesday IN October next, and continue a.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-01

NEW NEWT NEWT!
ESSAYS on American Silk
IL Beauties of the Animals
The Deluge
Gentlemen's Lexicon
Nos. 9, 10, II, IL Journal of Health
No 7, for March, Turf Register
No. Is Am. Quarterly Review
Darby's Register
Devices Practice
Kinds FarrieTy
And many others, received by
mar 10 ]. II. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-01
ONE DOLLAR REWARD.

ONi1 JULIAN re w AtLD.
A SECONDED from the subscriber on the night
N Of the 5th inst, Richard Shackeford, an in
dented apprentice I will give the above reward for
the said Shackleford, delivered 70 me in Richmond,
and no other expenses paid.
l forewarn oil persons, whatsoever, from harbour
log, employing, or conveying away the said spprcn-
tice, under the penalty ofthe law.
mar 10 2awsw JOHN DURHAM.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-01
MISSES SEALSKIN SHOES.

USr received from their Factory, by the Effort.
- beautiful assortment of misses sealslsin walk
ING or school shoes, with thick soals.
ALSO,
Misses superior goatskn and lasting dress slippers
For sale by
GRANNISS, SON & BROTHERS.
Jan 20 Corner of Main and l4th streets
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-01

TERhS.-SuBsoR the DAILY RIonMoSp Vino Sc
year, and for shorter period, the Of 80 Jear pay
able in advance
AoyrRriSNO square of I6 lines less, ono in
scron IS cents two insertions 81; three insertions 81 liz and
every succeci ing insertion 3Si cents
Thrice week, week 81 p; succeeding week ST.
Twice a week. cents eye cry succeeding in
serllon so cents
Once week, FIRST insertion Is succeeding in
prtion 50
AL advertisements also inserted in the CONVENTIONAL
,Suo.
Transient advertisers pay i'll advance.
The number of insertions be noted the Ms, they
will be inserted until ordered be stopped and charged
ccrdngiy
Annual Advertisers charged 80 dollars for squares,
and in that proportion for advertisements of greater length;
except AuCtonee and Lottery Dealers who charged 500
o. The CONSTITUTIONAL WING is published
aweek Cruedays and Frdays) At FIVE dollars per annun,
PAYABLE an advance.
ADVERTISING square, less, for the first in
scItoo. and 80 for each continuance.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-01

ELOORING PLANK g. RAILING --IO,O 900
E feet Of good flooring plank and 5000 feet Of
prime railug for sale on The Dock.
Fob. JAMES WINSTON.
POTATOES, CIDER, BEER & APPLES.
Oh Hampers genuine Irish potatoes, from Ireland
~ direct
40 bbls. do Foxitos and white Northern
% do New Ark cider, Albany beer, and Jersey
apples of fine quality, Just received, and for sale By
feb WIN '. CLARKE,