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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-04-22
HIGH tC0MPLIMEN.A' To A PLAIN
FAR MFR

VtEsNiE<f.
During the stay of Mr.. Clay at the south,
ne visited the House of Representatives and
Senate Of Louisiana. AS he entered .the.door
OF each House, thss8ae'abew rose simultaneous
Stg from fhss~ scots, and ve,h!m NEST res
pectiui and ,eordialwelcome. Such distin-
gushed honor. 4rcm sshe, collective RepYesen-
tanves OF distant state, needs no comment.
The annals of history furnish no example of
"a like compliment to plain citizen farmer,
whose only sphere hat. been in the .ct,ilwalks
OF lie. Ihis sthe result of solid virtue, un-
wavsrlng patriotism, and intelleetua. superi-
ority. ,Howsnuch more elevated, in reality,
IS he hanbGen. Jackson. The Orator and
the Statesmancommands the homage of the
heart, the President and the Proscriber, the
homage ofiaterest Who would not be HEN
Ry CLAYp
Ciacinacti .9uericaa
The rejection, by the Senate, oflthe no.ni.
nation OF the notorious Isaac Hill, for APP
pointnent to an office bestowed upon him as
''reward" for>defaming others, will be re-
ceiyed with appreciation by all those who
love virtue and detest vice. The Senate, by
their Independence, have WHIPPED off some
! OF the foul stains upon our national charac-
ter, inflicted during the present reign of ter
ror and prescription. There is one other
act, which the almost universal expression
OF public sentiment calls on them to perform.
( and when the time for decision arrives, we
doubtnot that public expectation will be real
lied.
Thus viii the national service be rid of
few ofthose Objectionable appointments which
Ten. jackson has made though there are e.
nough left to disgust every true patriot.
Ii the presidentcan be susceptible ofshame
and modification, he must feel tbem both
sensiby, when, with majority of protessed
friends m the House of Congress, some of his
prominent measures are frustrated, and his
principal appointments rejected. Thefutiiity
oths project for Grand National bank has
been exposed, both in the House and Senate,
and is much more deserving of apprehension
| than was Mr. Adams plan forbuiIding "Ligtt
Houses in the Skies,n about which such a
deal oil iuss wae created. If this and some O.
| Their OF Mr. Adams recommendations had
been attended to, ii would have redounded
more to our credit, than the silly attempts 10
| east ridictdeupon them. In the whole course
oil MIR, adams Administration, We know Of
only one nomination of his that was rejected,
until towards the close, when several were
postponed solely on party grounds. The re
| lection TO which we refer, was not on ac
count OF the character or qualifications ofthe
Individual. but was OWING 10 his hnvino onca
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-04-22

from the fangs of tiger, is a most excellent
sport cohen zoe klnt ne tiger bat If the chaied
and wounded animal takes it into bis head to
hsais as, then there is no sport in st."
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-04-22
Commonwealth, ~. Lilly,s Administrato

Commonwealth %. Lilly's Administrator.
The decision Of the Court Of .3ppeols III as
ease is rsry Interesting and smportafa-r.ot OH
to nadfrldtaI claimants but to the State, as tie
amount Of money required 10 meet the demands
upon the treasury, scl,ich ,cM gTop out ofMx
principle established, - essinaied Jy so,ac ttasA
less tsaa 100000. The qusssim, ,cas. scseths
the s,sae,nuncrasy officers q sls .Sdae Laasaaa
Many Of Virgiaio, daring the reeo.,aio,, ar
entitled to ha!f paa jorlsfe, although not ssrs
'ng toti end Of The soar, i not ssGsissd to Do
So The Court has decided that they ase enti,
tied, bat refuses to aIiow satersss This decisos
settles the etains se'.ich hare long been depend
ing. TIE subject ,eas before the last Legisla-
tuts, and scould probably haze besr.agi.aedi IL
the segt-Eredericksburg paper.
The .Makg-The major, or wild cotton,
tree, growsia Cuba 10 o vast size. There .
one, on anestimate called6anta-Apna, a hun
dret feet high. us trunk, ysilichis fortys
and half in circumference at the base, fisas
to SIXTY five feet, without single branch ore
knot on Its white bark. The branches are
worthy Of the stem, and cover a diameter ofs
hundred and sixty, iyeieet. This imenss tree
is in itself world, and shelters and feeds
millions ofinseets. Several parasitical plants
attach themselves to it. Wild pine apples
grow at the.top, and the vine vegetables on
the boughs, and, letting its branches drop to
the earth, furnishes rats mice, and the op-
.possum, which would find it difficult to climb
smooth bark, ladder, enabling them to
reach the pne.cups, which form so many
natural reservoirs for the rain water The
woodiouse POUNDS extensive republics in tbs
tree, and establishes its large and black cites
at Ape Juncture ofsomeefthe branches, whenee
at .descends to the ground by "a coyered,way.
which it constructs OF ,morter, and of which
it even provides two--one to ascend, and the
'other to deseend by. Tins little insect is Of
the size ofa flea, isinoHensive. and is great
treat to the inhabitants Of the poultry AID, to
'whszn it is given in its nest
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-16

y applicable to the old confederation He small,
crhn, fe we're IN Congress before 1889. He des
T,h uy that old state of things then exstin o.
rhe confederation was, in stricness n comnact. re,
nrtas Us states, were parties to It. We had nc
General Government. But that was found in
The bs1nIa sa aaequote to the public exigencies
~ esea1,Hsn better. They undertake to fnrm !,
I ho.;S" government, which should stand on a new
betueor g. d eoicoeracy, not league, not compac,
neeween States, but Constitution ponulor Gnyarr
meht founded IN popular election directly ,es,,os;
We 70 the people themselves, and divided into branch
dn , s'n Prescribed limits of power, and prescribed
- ihey ordained such Government: ttev
gave 1T the name of Consiitution and ,hs.n; me
eslaohshed distribution of powers between THE ,b
vern,r,o government, and their several State Go.
witt I'm a.: When they shall become dissatisfied
@ .'ils- aistrlnntlon, they alter it. Their own
power over their own instrument remains Rr, r,;t
.ey Siai after It, 1t must stand as their will nd i;
equany binding on the General Government and on
ne gentleman, sir, finds ANALOGY. who're 1sao
tna. ne hRens 1t to the case of treaty. in which
;n,a.. no common superior each party must
fa;,I d. ,of .sei under Its own obgat IN of good
ili'', out THIS is Constitution of Government viii
powers 20 execute ITSELF and fulfil its duties
aunt, sir, that this Government is a Government
W .ecAs ana balances that is, the House of Repre-
sch'at'eS Is a check on the Senate and the Senate
Is q check on the House, and the presdent u IT.
oii uoth But cannot comprehend him. or if 7 do 7
toAay ofer from him, when he applies The notion of
Gar anu balances to the interference of different
te s.s. re argues, that if we :ransnress
baoh safe as State, has right to check us; does
ne admlt the converse of the proposition that we
righs to check the States? The gentlcman,s doc
.riIes would give us strange tumble of authorities
ane powers, instead of Governments OF separate and
oehned powers 1t is the part of wisdom I think r.
avoid this and to keep the General Gove5nmnn, ND
Tue state governments, each in its proper sphere.
avoiding as carefully possible every kind of inter
flnaHy sir, the honorable gentleman saws, that the
states VIII on interfere, by their powef to
the constitution They will not DESTROY it. thew will
hot impair they will only save they will only pre-
old story All regulated Governments. all FREQ CO
vernments, have been broken up by similar dsinter
ested ana well disposed interference. 1t is the com
mon Pretence But take leave of the suhiect
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-16
che GoMstttt1tto,taI 2aabie.
SATURDAY MORNING. MARCH "a 7e,o

The National Intelligencer announces the rejection
OF Maj. Lees appointment by the Senate, as Consul
General to Algfers.
LIE jackson Senators are probably playing deep
game in this matter. The rejection of Lees nomi-
nation IS to establish sort of character for ndepen
dence-that they may seem to have will of their
own and not to be the blind and passive tools of the
Executive. This show of independence being es
taoAshed, we look to see the other NOMINATIONS
many ofthem worse than Lees-which CONSIDERING
he was sent to 4giers, and another place. was
not SO bad-we look to all the others confirmed.
We will not say that we shall be agreeahly d;sap.
pointed at an opposite result, but we shall certainly
have been deceived.
a NEW PROPOSITION.-TheW heelinr Com
pher contains grave proposition to cede the coun.
ties OF Brooke and Ohio in Virginia, to MARYLAND or
pennsylvania. The editor thinks that their inbab
tants would prefer an annexation 10 MARYLAND and
intimates that if the isolated condition of those
ties should be urged objection there is nothinp
TO hinder the counties of Preston, Memorabilia Tv
Ter, and so much of Harrison andWood as the ex
tension OF the southern line of Preston to the Ohio
river would cut off, being included in the trans
Ter. BY such accession, says the Compiler, Mary
land would have an outlet to the Ohio as well as
on the Atlantic and he hopes his suggestions will re-
celve the serious consideration of the people of Vr-
glnla and Maryland generally.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-16
Betha,ay. .Narch Isl, 1890.

ao,L,.,,c,r 49, NASHVILLE, March 9.
sof capt iyson on her way from, New Orleans TO Louisville
stopped at Memphis Wednesday morning last 24th u
ana had been there about Is 30 minutes when ono or moe
Oh her boilers burst, with the usual dreadful consequences -
mere were supposed TO be board upwards of $50 deck
sensers and altogether, including cabin passengers officers r.
no, less than 4oo persons Our informant who was mseIf
one OF the cabin and was the moment of the
tne shore is unable TO say how many killed and wounded
OF 70 give me names OF the sufferers Capt Tyson was injured
Dur not er uy One of the engineers the nir
were killed 1t is feared that the those who were in
a ken or were likely to die OF their wounds cannot he
much short of sixty At least thirty known to have heen
tToyea None Of those in the cabin injured TIE boiler
deck was completely demolished and blown 10 pieces and Nv.
bow was much shattered but the hull did not appear to la
affected by the shock ~ff " ="
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-16

4'efgl Htrricape.A letter gentleman residing in
james CITY county, his friend in this place dated 9Th st
gives an appalling account of hurricane which swept owe
mat section OF the county the Burnt Ordinary abo, -
Ies from Williamsburg the preceding night, Threatening with
oesuc,on every thing mat opposed its progress and prosa
ne OF unfooHNg many dwellings, ouhoses &c Among tha
os' OF ITS effects noticed the letter the estrlc-
on Of the ancient abode of the Bush family now occupied
oy i Nancy Bush The inmates had to rest, when
about 10 O'Clock, Baw of wind extraordinarv ven
ssck the venerable building, and "such dapida,ion can
hardly be decrbedscsrcely brick left upon ano1r
although the ancient efce had nearly century
Several OF the inmates consisting of old Mrs Bush Miss Mary
WeaheTs, George and William Bush. and William Hall were
severely injured all in degree, but believed danger
ousy MIR WIN Bush under the ruins Of about
two hours before assistance could be had expecting
to be crushed death Mr. William Hall had his oLeu
buhappily lives were lost Ali the houses corn crib
&c swep before the tempest The residence of Mrs r.
Pggo also unroofed and the houses of the GUAR
tiers DESTROYED Here too the occupants escaped death as by
miTacle.-lBcnco -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-16

learn from the National Iucllgcncer tina, the Military
Court Martial for the trial Of Adjuant Gen Jones On cares
preferred against him by Cen Macomb closed ts roce
Ings and adjourned The decision Of course is IS vet IN
known tn the public During the trial. Generals Scott and
Jessnp were examined parts Of military duty Col sones
was aided IN his defence, by fsiend and former r
arrn., 90. sto-fow. of NiIs!nia.-, RgN eaxse.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-16
EXPEDlTIoN-FOR LIBERIA

he line new brig Montgomery. owner John Hanson of
fmddepa has been chartered by the Colonization Society
70 convey euigranis to LbersShe accommodate com
ioTaby about 80 passengers. All who would obtain pas
sage in this vessel should be in Norfolk the 10Th
OF April Applications for passage behalf of persons
of color, those liberated with their coouizsfon -,
Africa, should be made immediately the Secretary of the
Society, Washington. J. Fl. Latrobe Eso pa,,no,
John Nlcphal Norfolk, Lewis Medtau or WIN Tvjer ~
Frejercktown, Md, William NJ BLACKBOARD Freirici sb,r-
Va, Benjamin Brand. Richmond Va WIN M atkinson ps
tersburg, Va, n Toer, Lynchhurg, Va Nathan Nen6s
hall, Greensboro. ~ G., or Caleb White Perauin,sns =
MANAGERS OFFICE.
!. The following are the drawn numbers in the Con.
nectirut State Lottery, No. Q
II 10 40 81 81 50 8 Ia 81 I
ID 81 81. Capital of $500.
IL 81, 90 500
81 50, DO 600
12 "a, DO 100
10 81 81, DO 100
AL oftho above were sold at the Manaonrs' or.
@--'e' to Tzile..:s CT RicAz'os!.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-16
MANAGERS OFFICE.

Al ftho above were sold at the Manarcrs' Or.
See, 70 r1siic..:s CT Pic!.aor5.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-02
BALDWIN. IVES d. TO.

INFER for sale at their Store i'm the Mansion
- House, complete assortment of Fresh Fail
lrcce'yed by the latest nportations consist
ing IN part Of
Black, blue. olive and brown broadcloths
Drab, teel, black, and claret MKT do.
BLACK, blue, d'ab, fawn and MKT cassimeres
lain ra tacs and assorted colored bombazc,ts
Black French and heavy Merino bombazlncs
tartan paids and comblets, and goat hair camblets
beautiful assortment Of Circassans, comprising in
color, drabs of every shade, royal blue
RINK, garnet, crimson, scarlet, green and sky blue
colored Merino cloths
Black and blue black Italian lustring senshaws
ppongees, sup black Mandarin sa,ins
Black and colored Gro dc Naples
Changeable and figured do colored Florepces
canton, Mandarin and Nankin craBes
Black and colored French and Italian do
rat grapes, worsted brads, every variety OF color
Black, white and colored silk braids
Gro de Nap bonnet and belt ribbons
Gro de Nap lustring and taffeta do.
Black Italian lustring cravuts, 80 to 40 inches
DO Imitation do.
DO Canton hdkfs, Sistersoy hdkss.
Worsted barrage, embroidered Grape Gro dc MN g.
Thbet wool bdkfs
Ihibet and Merino square sha wis
Printed cashmere do
Black and white silk hosiery
Black and slate worsted do.
Horse skin gloves and mitts. beaver and buckskin
gloves
Swansdown, Valencia and toilnet vestings
Pongee, flag and bandanna silk hdkfs
irish linens and linen cambrcs, lawns
Linen and cotton tapes. and superfne bobbins
Jacnnei, null and cambria muslins
Plain and figured Swiss and book do
Thread and gimp laces, bobbnet laces. edging and
footing
w hte and black lace wells, capes and peerincs
Black Genoa and coorcd tabby vevets
Carprtlngs. floor cloth and baizes
White, green, red and yellow fiannels
nose u to 12 by lid blankets, very superior
DuH'i and point blankets
Blue plains inseys and heavy MKT Jerseys, for negro
clothing
Olive and drab bang-up cords and fustans
Gernan and British osnaburgs, topsa duck
'rish and German sheetDgs table diapers and dsmask
table cloths, Nankins, and Russia diapers
Mkt and pack pins, gilt coat and vest buttons
and coat moulds, cotton & silk suspenders
Cotton balls, spool thread and floss, linen floss
Black and brown Hollands, and Silcsa
Glazed cotton for sleeve Innings
Black and colored cambrics
do.
Prints "A large assorlment-Furnture d. Foun
dation muslin, millinet bonnet wire, wire ribbon g.
piping cords
Domestic - i2 cases-cay MKT steel mkt, black g.
blue mkt, and Indigo blue, common to superine
sattinets
Stout cotton oznaburgs, for negro shirts
Brown and bleachd shirtngs and sheetngs
Indigo plaid and stripes, apron checks, g. furniture
checks
Bed tckings, Hamilton drillings
Black and white wadding, furniture frinres
Cotton and cable cords. bandboxes
Tooth, hair and cloth brushes, fancy soap
Cologne water. looking glasses
Ladies and mems cioaks, largo assortment
PUNISHABLE bonnets, and misses chain straw poke do
Leghorn Hats straw baEds silk d. cotton uI,b rellas
Paddings, cotton and linen buckrams, SC.
Together with every other article usually kept by
wholesale and retail dealers IN Dry Goods
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-02
FALL GOODS.
HALL NELSON Il co.

III AVE received and now opening A ocneraI
assortment OF Staple s. Fancy Dry Goods, of the
Attest Notwithstanding in part, Of
Diack, blue. brown and olive cloths, assorted
valencia, toiinet and swansdown yest,nps
RAIN and fancy florentine and marseles do
SuPerhne, mddling and common sattinctts
Stnpcd, plaid and plain nseys
Single and double millcd kerseys
Rose, point and dufile blankets
s2SuPerhne white and assorted fiannels
lartan plaids and camble,s
Black and coloured bombaze,ts
French and English .inerino cloths
Mcflno circassiaDs. assorted colours
English and French jet bombaz,nes
large assortment Of fancy prints and ginchams
10 % ana Cd cambrck and jaconet tnusns
FIgured and plain Swiss, book and null ditto
Checked striped and corded iaconets
% oordered Swiss and jackonet crava,s
Black Italian and fancy silk do.
English and India Gag and bandanna l,tfhr;
imitation cotton do assorted 81
Isack, white and scarlet merno shawls
Thibet and cashmere do p.
Worstcd barcge, Thibet and mer,no hdkfs.
Fancy silk bnregc and craze hdkfa and scarfs
Rich changeablc gros de naples silks
Negant foulard figured do.
BACK and assorted gros des hides
B BACK ana chnngeable figured mandarines
PACK PACK ieaian iusring, su erior quality
ieavy company satin and levuntines
Sarsnet. scnshew and florence silks assortcd
Plain black mandarin cranes
New style belt and bonnet iibbands
Lace capes, peernes d fioellas, of the latest style
Black and white lace wells
Laces' edgings and quillings, assorted
Al ana white and black bobbinet laces
English and French silk hosiery assorted
black and white, worstcd and cotton do
hadies and gentlemen's gloves, assorted
Umbrellas of superior quality
Fine and sunerfine ingram carpctinns and rups
irish linens, lawns and sheetnrs
Table diaper and damask
Brown and bleached Russia shcetur
Scotch oZnaburgs and Tcklenburrs
Heavy cotton oznaburgs
Brown and bleached shrtings and sheetings
Checks, Plaids, tickings, Jeans, etc.;-which with
urther supplies daily expected, will be sold at the
owest prices. mr., o-ts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-02
We offer for sale.

We offer for sale,
10 H Hhds. sugar, St. croix, Porto Rico and N
40 -, Orleans, part prime
IS boxes and IS bbls loaf SUGAR
~ hhds West India molasses
10 do and 60 bbls N. o. do
S ., coffee Java, Laguira, S.. Jago. Rio g.
~ooo sacks Liverpool blown salt
oooo 90 do ground do
aooO bushels Lisbon do
~ tons bar iron, Swedes, English and American,
10 tons castings, assorted
Cost, shear, German and blistered steel
is tons pig iron
50 kegs cut nails and brads, assorted
Io do wrought do
Novascotia grind stones
5oo sides soal leather
Calfskns ard upper do
500 Buenos Ayres hides
SICILY Madeira, Canary,
tort' Scuppernong, Muscat, Wine
90 tierces vice
~ tIerces clover seed
WINDOW no " glass, 10 by ls; Shy lo,c By and
80 ny III, IN whole and half boxes -
Shot assorted, bar lead. gun powder
SoPperas, alum, salt petre. birthstone
rimehto. pepper. ginger, indigo
Hunpowder, imperial and black tea
Segors, bottle corks
sewing and wrapping Irvine
Shoe thread in balls and hanks
Bale rope and cotton bapcinp
Siiters, soap and Candles
Dluscatcl rasins
Flax seed
IS goo lbs bacon
200 tierces Thomaston lime
500 brls tar
81 bbls No. ,. mackarcl. prime pork
Letter, writing. and wrapping paper
Cassla pearl barley
Glass, carthen and stone wnro
Wmfimore's cotton and wool cards
I4lnseed and tanners oil
domestic goods, sheetincs, shifting
Broad cloths, &c. &c. &c.
ALSO,
ton Factory. LEWIS " ERp g. 70 ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-02

TERMS-SusrRirrioS TO the DA,Ly RmHnoxp Vino 10
City Subscribers 81. year. end for shorter period the
atc o. - year. both payable in advance When by
mail go year
ADv..rnNe For one square Of I6 lines less,
eron 70 CENTS insertions 81; three insertions 81 III
ivory succeeding insertion 33i cents
Thrice week. first week 81 -; every succeeding week 81
Twice week. FIRST as cents; every succeeding in.
oeron 50 cents.
once week, frs, insertion 10 cents; every succeeding in
serou 80 cents
All Advertisements also inserted the CONSTITUTIONAL
VINO.
Transient advertisers must pay in advance.
The number of insertions he the Ms or they
oil be- inserted until oreredt to be stopped, and charged
eordingly.
Annual Advertisers charged so dollars squares
and IN that proportion for greater Lengths
szceps Auaonoes and Lottery Dealers who charged $OO
0Sr The CONSTITUTIONAL WING is published twice
week Tuesdays and Fridays) At Ave dollars per annum
payable IN advance.
ForAdvertsng-75c cents square, less,
sertion, and SO for each continuance.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-02
SALT.
Almanacks /! Almanacken

viihuiNlA and North Carolina Almanacks. ,,h
,s,ro seI oy refer Ccttom, containing besides tho
astronomical calculations, u lis, of the Cnm-ts snI
uuges OF Virginia and North Carolina: of The a Gnu
oefs OF the Senate and House of Delegates of V,,
glnia; Virginia Representation in ConoTess OH;.aI
OF the Government OF the United states. O ,"
ond interesting account of the great Eclipse m 1881
1,a variety OF valuable receipts and amusemon,s
Cottoms constitutional Almonack, con,n;n,nn ,h.
Amended Constitution of Virginia. 's 'ho
L., virginia and North Carolina Amonack. published
'Snn Warrock, containing besides the usual NM.
$500 s VI io nIn'anack an account of Virginia Primary
SCHOOLS; Virginia Militia; Lunatic Hospital: Pen;,oI
nary h Institution; list of members of Conventcn.
,;Nn oS'e 10 eaen County for and against the adop
merits. ''e'y OF amuse
% christian mist Alunnack for Virginia, containing tho
Surda, saL aehue,; Tables showing the number of
SUNDAY schools; Ministers; Congreeations Msmho.s
., tne d'fieren, Religious denominations. and ,bS
WITH Gnariaele Societies in the u States,
'nstructing, for sale at the Bookstore of "'''
" X. ID SANXAY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-02
JAMES WINSTON.
COMMISSION MERCuA Nr

40xtROnANT
Market Bridgel
III AS on hand, and daily expects. IN. c,r,.
obi. acies, which he will sell on the mo-, rs..ns
~ , .cn without the addition of pro6t.l
aooo M Maranham, Spanish hides, fhesvy,
oo0 ,os OF oak tanned soal and har nes. I...h
1917 ios OF assorted cotton warn. 'e"'"er
~'vOO lbs OF washed and unwa.hed No.,
ioo sacks of Liverpool salt. NJ Do wv"
~ barrels and 10 boxes loaf s,o., ,. =. %
% S %moie and alfpieces cotton baeeing
SVO barrels of nett and pros, sb
~ DO of family roe
10 do Of shad
* hhds. of best New Orlean, mo,,ss..
on barrels Of sweet Malaga wine
20 do Of cordial
% DO of Newark vinegar
~ do Of do cider
40 I SoHes o. ,allow candles and SOAP
Az bundles of printing paper
wrapping and letter do
Weoos seesrs, bed cords sash cord
Leading lines, lead pencils
Beet tongues, &c. &c.
find daily erpecfeJ.
2o'oo0 lbs Kicks family bacon
1000 lbs of lard
~ barrels large Northern apples
Chairs. settees, &c. Sc.
SUGAR, MOLASSES- COFFFF =
@O Is do dry Porto Rico de
IL do do New Orleans do
4o bags fine old white coffee
oO DO green Rio do
90 90 , DO DO Laguira and Cuba do
~ hhds West India molasses
30 brls best old rye whiskev
100 do No. 3, inackarei
4oo sacks Liverpool filed blown salt
cont 90 10TH inspected soal leather-for sale bv
SPY 20 RALSFON g. PEASANTS