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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-01-21

AcouSTaY EDITOR u one who reads news1a.
rers. selects miscellany, writes articles on all
sasJecis, --ts types, reads proofs, works at
press, folds pspeis, and sometimes carries
them, prints jobs, runs IN crrands, cuts wood,
works in the garden. talks 10 all ratrons who
call, patiently receives blame fer thsus=md
things that never were and never can be denc;
CATS little money. has scarce time and mate.
rals 10 satisfy his hunger or 10 esjsy the quiet
of"nstures ~ Get rest aser, 'sesp, and es,eems
himself peculiarly happy, II he ID not assaulted
and battered by some napfincpied demagogne
whe loves pappet shows aud hires the raobfc
with treat of cider brandy To vote hen into
some petty Office. man who does al tais,
aud - much more net here recorded, you well
know must to rather busy animal: and As he
performs the work OFFS mary different persons,
he may justly be supposed their represents
tive, and 10 have an indissuiabie right, ahsn
speaking OF himseli. to the plural number,
and say WE, On all occss cae and in all cases
Ui!liamstoxnl adu
Our Williamstown friend has not told the
half of the duties of country editor Having
had some experience in that line. we can
speak with confidence. He ought to have
enumerated all The duties that pertain to beg
gary and the want of the necessarIes OF life,
to feed hungry set of type stickers and a do
zen children, Ghe latter happens, by the way,
not 10 be our blessing,) rocking the cradle,
feeding the pigs; fishing for patronage; dun
ming the Sheriff t; scoding the post master;
driving the COW and milking the same, If she
has not been sold to pay for teootcu.s; prom
isilg the papennaker and the type founder;
running round 70 all the country banks to
sue for discount which Is universally deni-
ed simply ON the score ofhis profession; and
last. not least, being scolded by his meek
helpmate for not being able to live 6y has ,eit'.
Seriously, where is the liberty OF the press,
when two thirds Of every body's subscribers
would rathsr move out OF The country than
pay the printers bii2 When every man,
woman and child, throws your paper back,
after thsu hare read Il, If you dare to advocate
, any measure which is at variance with their
views, or touches their purses or pre)adleess
/ The whole country press, with but an eAcep-
ton or two, is as much gagged, and lts mouth
/ shut up, as if it had one Of Burke's sticking
plasters fastened from yer to yeaF, 50 ~ e.
fectually 60 prevent breathing, except through
I the nose. Some by poverty, and some by the
fear Of a thrashing. others By their own inn
becility, and not few by their neighbors -
Thus we have no more satisfaction Ii open
ing common country newspaper, than II Il
was made OF strayy--lt is TT s0r nothing; the
slovenly manner in which il is printed. n'ne
times out OF ten, prevents cur sriilng it ever
to the trunkmakess, and The substance oi IL
| intelligence IS the same we see IN tnoassl z
| Others. No attempt at originality, or eulea
yor TO disclose the local advantages OF lss
County--it seems to be instituted soleiy to
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-01-21

n Pict,rs--Do any of our readers recog-
nize in the annexed short aketch, picture or
any OF their friends9 If they do not, they
have not seen sush things as our eyes have
beheld. It il from the pen Of the iniraitab!s.
Miss LITFoRp, whose tsrllling sketches proheA
the heart, and whose ink u The very hsc-.
blood OF feeling. After describing hlrs. Nor-
ris, ssGood MIR. Norris was, for o.! the purpo-
SEES of peighborhood, worse still. lie vax
eanv and fdgetty, and prosy and dosy--kepe
q TOOL chest and medicine chest--wclghsi
out n,anna and magnesia Constructed iisiln =
lines and nets for fruit trees, turned nnsna e
grasers--lined his wite's work box--anc dres-
Sod his little daughters doll; and had r ~
of conversation perfectly III keeping With 80
tastes and pursuits, abllndantly tedious, thin
and small. One talked dossn TO him. worthy
gentleman, as one would to his son Henry -
Now this il to the life Might We aad an
American addition, we should ssy, he abb
mended China tea-eups with China putty
Showed all his neigbbors how to mend grind
stones and marble tables, with ahelacs melt
ed: fished knee deep for muscle shells, ami.
never let his sons 20 out OF the neighborhood-
to school.
! Ied,, ,More1s's last Boek.---When this pro-
duction made its appearances from the press
OF the Harpers, our liable was early supplied
with copy, and we did not fail Immediately
To characterize il ss ga farrago OF nonsense
A iase number of Biackwoods Magazine
gives its character IN the following good spe-
cin9en OF ALTERATION. The gentlemen EDITOR j
who are paid for their pulls, and Who OF
course praised Il to the skies, nlnst, aiier pc
rusing Il. have felt little mortified at Vleir
1 haste. at IS" saws Blackwood, "a tasvdry
tissue Of tedious trumpery, tesselatee .ex-
| ture OF thfeadbare thieyery; trhliog s-~.p >
Crypt Of trite twadde, and trespassing titlj<tat
! te.' And very just IN this short ap',i sum-
mary enumeration of its valuable Qualities -
Farther our aas.sor say Ase book OF the
ladyship's uer---pert. shallow and Connected J.
And here we bid adieu to Lady Morgan, and
all such ike aalnialegle -Phii. s2rie{
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-01-21
PUBLISHED. wEEkLY,
By WASHINGTON EVANS,
TWO DOLLARS PER AMmUnd,
PArAnLk ~ ABFAscR

OR TWO DOLLARS AND Fifty CENTS.
!. AFTEa THE xEAR EXPIRES.
\ GTNo paper discontinued until all arreara
ges are psid up, except at the discretion of
the Editor.
- advertisements inserted at the rate of
one dollar per square for the three FIRST inser-
lions, anG twenty-five cents per square for each
subsequent insertion.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-12-22
BLACKSTONE HOTEL.

EHNHE subscrher tenders his thanks to his
Ill friends and the public, for the very liberal
share of patronage they have afforded him since
he has kept Public House in Worcester, aud
begs leave to solicit its continuance; at the
same time giving assurances, that he can noIe
furnish better accommodations than he has ever
before been able to provide for them.
The Blackstone Hotel is situated in the most
central part Of Wovcester, at the corner Of Main
and Thomas streets. A large Dining Hall, to-
gether with a number of Sleeping Rooms, have
recently been added to it; and the Buadings
and Yards have all undergone most thorough
repair, rendering them in the highest degree
pleasant and convenient. With these addition
al convenences, the subscriber can provide
for parties al very short notice entertain Trav.
oilers and Business Men accommodate perma-
nent Boardefs, and afford to Gentlemen and
Ladies' who may wish TO spend few days in
this delightful Vihage, every convenience that
can serve to ronder their stay comfortable and
agreeable. SAMUEL BANISTER.
Worcester, Nov "a If
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-12-22
WOOLLEN FACTORY,
For Sale MT Auction

! TENHE Woolen Factory built seven years
! "A since by J. & c, Cook, and recently own.
ed by Joshua Clapp, situated about four miles
west of the Court House in Northampton, Mass,
with all the Buildings, Machinery, and Appa-
ratus necessary to a full and immediate opera
I ton; together with about 90 acres of valuable
Land adjoining, if not previously disposed of at
| private sale, will be sold at Auction, on the
premises, on THURSDAY, the 9Th of January,
! 1887.
The Establishment consists of a Factory
Building, 40 by As feet, stories high, Dye
Shop, Dry House, Wool Loft, Counting House,
Sheds, &c. &c, very large, convenient, and
well finished Boarding House, 3 stories high,
and Barn; all in good repair
| large proportion of the Machinery is al
most new, and none of it more than years old
1t consists, IN part, of Double Broad Carding
Machines, IL Broad Looms, Picker, Billy.
4 Jennies, 3 Swift's Shearing Machines, Gigs,
Pulling Mills, 2 Presses, | Brusher, &c &c.
The Water Privilege is unquesti onably one
of the best Of its size in New England 1t is
unfailing, and safe, under all circumstances, re-
curing no expense for Dams, and is of suffi-
cient power for three times tho work which the
present building allows.
This Factory has heretofore turned out ten
thousand yards of finished superine Broad
Cloth yearly.
A liberal credit will be allowed for a part of
the purchase money, if desired, upon good Sc
cnrity
u For further particulars, inquire of ASA
hoBBINs on the premises, or the subscriber at
South Hadley Canal, (Mass.)
WILLIAM BOWDOIN, Jr.
H.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-12-22
II Bargain for Farmers.

Il ENOR SALE, Farm in Wor-
GTsssA IA cestor, which, for excellence
Il!lakgAs OF soil, and beauty and convenience
$1,000 OF situation, is probably not sur
passed by any in this County. twas
lately owned and improved by Mr.. Paul Gates.
IL Is situated about one mile from the main
street, IN Worcester, on the great County roads
leading from Worcester to Sutton, and from
Worcester TO Grafton, and very near the banks
OF the Blackstone Canal. 1t consists of about
100 acres of Land, of which so acres are in a
high state of cultivation, suitably divided into
lots, well fenced and watered. About so acres
are Wood Land and Pasture, at a convenient
distance from the Buildings, most of which may
be easily converted into good TilIage Land.
There is comfortable Dwelling House, COM
manding an extensive view of Worcester Viii
lage, including its public buildings and the site
OF the LunatiG Hospital, soon to be erected on
Summer-street. There is a Barn 80 feet by
80. convenient Out Buildings. good Orchard
with small variety of Fruit Trees in bearing
This Farm was appraised, three or four years
ago, by good judges, at $500. 1t is now of.
Tered for much lower sum, because the pro-
prietor is not in situation to occupy it, For
gentleman, fond of agricultural pursuits, and
yet attached to the enjoyments and advantages
of social life, more eligible situation could
hardly be selected.
Those disposed to purchase are invited to ex-
anime the Estate soon, and Judge for Them
selves. An undsputed title will be given, and
long credit for the ich0ie of the purchase
money if desired. Application may be made
to SAMUEL M. BURNSIDE, at his Office
in Worcester.
Worcester, Aug. 25. tf34
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-12-22
F1ossr, Molasses, Sugar, &c.
DANIEL, HEYWOOD

AS on hand his Winter Stock of w. /.
u IL Goods, consisting, in part, of the follow
ing:
lOO bbls Genesee Flour, Ely and other brands,
80 malt b6ls. do. Ely brand,
10 bids. Trinidad Molasses,
10 do. NJ E. Rum,
80 bbls. Brown Sugars,
1000 feet by g. by 9, by 10, by 10, 10 by
IA Baltimore Glass,
1000 lbs. Coffee, Porto Rico and Java,
l0O0 lbs. Teas, Old Hyson, Young Hyson, Hy-
son Skin, Pouchong, and Souchong,
1000 lbs. Live Geese and Sea Fowl Feathers,
1000 lbs. Loafa Lump Sugar,
boxes White and Brown Havana Sugar,
1000 gals. Summer and Winter Oil,
s $50 bush. T. J. Salt,
500 do. Cadiz do
20 bags Fine do.
% All the above, with great variety of
other Goods, are offered for sale on terms as
good as the best. Dec. Is.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-12-22
Printed and Published By
3. Ill. COTTON & CO.
CONDITIONS or Pup,1c,r,on

CONDITIONS OF PUBLICATION.
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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-12-22
CATTLE FAIR HOTEL,

VHNO BE LEASED, for one OF
IFIEE8 n more years, the Cattle Fair
lAaah Hotel, situate in the hourishing vii
@@ lage OF Brighton, in the County of
Middiesex, stand long known and distinguish
cd. The Hotel is large new Building, lately
erected, with spacious accommodations. II has
very extensive Dining Room, a Bar, and
other convenient rooms adjoining, with china
and other Closets large Hall, finished in a
handsome, plain style, for dining and evening
parties; sufficient number of Bed Chambers
good Cellar and Kitchen, with suitable Appa.
ralus; commodious Out Houses, Sheds and
Barns, and Pens properly constructed and ft:ed
up the whole ludicously arranged to accom-
modate, with great convenience, numerous
concourse of persons, who convene there every
Monday in the year to attend the Cattle Fair.
1t Is about five miles from Boston. The stand
is extensively noted and is as favorably located
as any Hotel in the Commonwealth, and NAV
be made as lucrative. 1t has always received
fuii share OF the public patronage, and, with
ITS present new and enlarged Accommodations
IT is to be presumed its patronage and custom
will increase.
Applications to hire the Hotel must be made
in writing, with proper references and address.
ed to ABRAHAM EDWARDS, Esq, Brigh-
ton, on or before the twenty day of De-
cember, inst, before o'clock, P. NJ, postage
paid.
N. b. Since the publication of the above no.
tlce, the weather has continued so unfavorable,
that the contractors have not been enabled to
put the new Hotel in such state of forward
ness as was anticipated, and, in consequence of
other arrangements, which are now making TO
render the premises more commodious, the d..
Tectors have voted to extend the time for send
ing in proposals to the twenty ninth day of De-
cember, inst. Per order.
ABRAHAM EDWARDS, Clerk.
Briphton Dec IL
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-12-22
HOTEL TO LET.

FHNO BE LEASED, for one or
aM III more years, large new
IiisiBasaa House, lately erected, and will be
nlAiE completed and ready for occupan-
cy by the first Of January next
situate near West Boston Bridge, in Cam
bridgeport. 1t contains upwards Of 80 Rooms,
of different sizes, conforming to the wants of
such House, besides four or Ave Bathing
Rooms, where both fresh and salt water is car
ried in by aqueducis, with Accommodation
for warm or cold baths-the best soft spring
water carried to various parts Of the House in
pipes-large Stables, and all necessary Out
Buildings, Yards, &c. The advantages Of the
situation for business, and the accommoda-
tions of the House, are rarely surpassed by any
establishment of the kind. And for a man
competent to superintend and provide for sneh
a House, few opportunities can be found, which
offer so productive reward for exertion.-
Terms will be made reasonable TO satisfactory
occupant.
Also, three handsome new SHOPS, adjoining
the above, and intended for English Goods,
Hard Ware, Crockery, Shoe Store, or Cloth.
ing Shop, all of which kinds of business are
wanted in the place, and will be found aGvan-
tageous situations.
Inquire of SKINNER & HURD, Charles
town, or R. MAKEPEACE, near the premises
Cambridge, Dec. Is. CIV
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-12-22

RoyAL CoEDEscENsloN. II was lately an.
nonnced by St. Petersburg journal, that " his
Majesty was graeionsiy pleased. during his
stay at Warsaw, 70 enjoy excellent ksaitk."
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-12-22

NAILL be offered for sale at PUBLIC Auc-
w TIoN, on the. first day Of January neat,
at one of the clock in the afternoon, on the
premises, situate about one mile easterly
Of the Meeting House in Petersham, an estab-
ishment flor Dressing Cloth, consisting of 4
convenient building 90 by 40 feet, and all ne
cessary machinery, with a complete set OF
double cards, and a good water powcr--a con-
venient Dwelling House and Barn, good Gar
den, and or 9 acres of Land, at the option oil
the purchaser. Terms will be made easy.
% If the premises should not be sold on said
day, the subscriber will then be ready to dis.
pose of them by lease for one or more years on
liberal terms. OLIVER c. GATES.
Petershan Dec g.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-12-22

A patriot is he, whose public conduct is
regulated by one single motive, viz, the loyc
of has country; who as an agent, in ParIia-
ment, has for himself neither hope nor fear
neither kindness nor resentment; but refers
every thing to the common interest.
Labsnas
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-12-22

AKEcDoTE. A gentleman, one morning last
week, asked a little barefoot boy, what HE
mother did for living " She eats cold vicl,
uals, Sir" was his reply.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-12-22

hastily brushes tear from his eye, while
ne informs the traveller they ara placed to
mark the graves of Diffident Jim and Mary
of the Valley.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-12-22

AGREEABLE PEOPLE. One reason why
we meet with so few people who are rea-
sonable and agreeable in conversation, is,
that there is scarce any one who does not
think more of what he has to say than OF
answering exactly what is said to him.
Even those who have the most address and
complaisance, think they do enough If they
only seem attentive, at the same time that
one may perceive in their eyes and minds
distraction as to what is addressed to
them, and an impatience TO return to what
they were saying, not rejecting that to be
thus studious Of pleasing themselves is a
bad way to please or convince others; and
that 10 hear patiently and answer precisely,
are the greatest psrfeslicns Of eonveTsatiOn.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-12-22
CLOTHIER,S WORKS.

Dec. 8.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-12-22
A FARM FOR SALE,
FARM FOR SALE

SITUATED about one mile enst Of tho cen.
- trc of Shrewsbury, containing nbon, Xix
acres of good Land for tillage and grass-has
excellent Frut--2 thrifty Wood Lots-well
watered--has large and convenient Dwell.
ing House, Barn, Grancry, Cider Mill, and
other Buildings Said Farm is Uery pleasantly
situated, and has been considered one of the
best Farms in Shrewsbury. 1t will be sold very
cheap, and paymen. made easy. Inquire Of j.
s. HASTINGS in Brighton, or the subscri.
Der on the premises.
JONAS HASTINGS.
Shrewsbury, Dec 8.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-27
Edward StabAer 4 Son

ID RESPECTFULLY inform those who have opportu
II mites of sending to Alexandria, tina, they expect
70 receive in the of the present week large
and general assortment fthe best GARDEN SEEDS,
"a supply of Flower Seeds will subsequently come to
hsndl grown by ID g C.. LGndreth. at their Nurseries
near PHILADELPHIA and warranted BY item to be genuine
E. x Son sta,e also, that they are Agents tor pro-
curing Plants, Shrubs, Vines, Roots, Fruit Trees Or.
nanental Trees, sc. of every description.
All will be sold at the Philadelphia prices, the pur-
chaser paying the expenses of transportation, &C. on
articles ordered for him.
In addition to their recommendation OF the above
articles they give the following letter from dstin
guished citizen of Virginia.
OAK HILL, February IS, 1880
Gsntemen-I have received your letter OF the Esd,
and assure you, with pleasure, that the Garden Seed
with which you have supplied us for several years. IS OF
excellent quality and such my family have highly
approved did not know from whom you procured it,
hu, conclude from your letter that it was Messrs Land
reth.
With respect and esteem, yours,
JAMES MONROE,
To Messrs EDWARD SrABLER SoN,
Druggists, Alexandria.
march IL lawtJeH
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-27
New Spring Goods.

WASHINGTON b II N l
UIAvE received, by the recent arrivals large as
ST SG1iaL AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
which disposed se low to ,hs
Extra super blue, black, olive, and m'x'd cioths
8lue and mix'd habit cloth, for summer coats
sup-r black circassians; black lastings
Italian and French lustrings; black modes
Foul ard and other prints, in great
Plaid and striped ginghams
Brown cambria, for calash; battis'es -
Jaconet and cotton cambria
plain and figured book and Swiss muslins
Flag. bandanna, and Madras hdkfs
9 cases LEGHORN BOLIVARS, very cheap
Irish linens; long lawns -.
8.4, 1914 Irish diaper; bird eye and Russia oo
Damssk table cloths and napkins
Linen cambrcs and cambria hdkfs
French brown linen and drilling
Brown and oleached Russia sheetings
Brown and bleached tcklenburg'
Burlaps, oznaburgs, and sack"g
Uith a large assortment y
American brown shecings, shrtIngs
Plaids, stripes, and checks and Cotton f@n
aprill3 -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-27
Corporation Of .4lerUadria. TO mt
PROCLAMATION.

Whereas have received satisfactory informa-
ton that one or more Mad Dogs have very re,
Gently appeared IN our immediate vicinity, anu
have bitten other dogs, it is therefore ordered,
that all animals of the Dog kind, belonging to the
inhabitants of Alexandria, be confined, from and
after this day, for the space of sixty days. And
the Police Constables are hereby ordered to kill.
and dispose of as the law directs, all animals of
the Dog kind that may be found going at large,
within the limits of the Corporation aforesaid,
during the time aforesaid.
Given under my hand, this 9th day OF April,
1880. JOHN ROBERTS,
April 9-dlw&lawaf Mayor.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-27
Spring Goods.
u.pn G HOPKINS & co.

RICHARD >. hui hI1<C " r
JUAyE received part of their spring assortment ="
DRY GOODS,
and expect shortly further "SpP. ~n ,h.s WIN m ell
their stock unusually good-,a' Vi WIZ" ''' wa"
ON liberal terms Among them are;
70 and A Irish linens
"a and 81 table diaper
Ca,coes and Foulard musiins
81 cold cambrics, Swiss. jaconet and null musihs
arown and black bombaznes
crsen white and black Italian grapes
White gauze wells
Black bobbinet do superior quality
White Grape lsse
do do do hdkfs
Rich cause scaris and hdfs
Black and while silk hose
do do cotton do
Colored Gro de Maps and Gro de Indies
Rich bonnet ribbons
Gsuze and lutestring do
Black hastings. &c. &c. april l,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-27
lindsay, NM & Co.

lindsay, NiA q C0.
HaTE ON HAND, g. OFFER FOR SHE:
81 Z hogsheads St. Croix
90 so barrels do
Is hhds New Orleans SSOdHHo
10 do Porto kico
. boxes steam refined loaf )
10 10 h I New Orleans ,s;. MoLaSSES
100 packages gunpowder, } TEAS, in chests;
h~.sn and young e s1ss'i boxes Ike ~
s ;s: :: $; $ s,I S sss COFFEE
hid Jamaica PIN
10 bbls New England
!, ; Fl; !: .: $ s:'':;' sr,"
S half pipes cognac brandy. signers brand
2hhds gold colored sherry
do Boquet
or cask Howard do
10 or casks Marsees do
do do Malaga sherry }
10 bbls apple brandy
SO do cider, "a do apples
Is bbls tanners oil
30 30 do n mfs, }poRK
do alum
500 rolls paper hangings
Dreams straw paper
Is casks cheese
IS bales Cuba tobacco
skegs do, Gray & Pankey's brand
10 halt boxes No chocolate
20 drums figs; seroon indigo
200 boxes bunch, muscatel, I PgISJnS
and bloom
2 sacks soft shellcd almonds
5 do La It' Rosa Spears
S do Cabana
S do Syria
S bags race ginger
20 do pepper; 10 do piments
5bbl nu,megs; do cloves
5: $ , 90 '1 o. $so''
Alum in kegs, mustard, ginger. snuff
Pepper coPPeras. birthstone, salt petrs
Pimenta, fig blue, &c. &c.
SALT
1000 sacks Liverpool blown
500 bushels do ground
1000 do Turks Island
1000 do Cadiz
april 8 wv. Il. e p. S.