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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-23
Merchants:
PENNANSHIP.

Mr. C. will also give instruction this useful the
and ndursJ Angular pistolgy SE which has Jeen
fsr with great in New York Boston, and Phadel-
lyle writing; gentlemen, expressly adapted
Camille pursuits BY this mode pupils taught 10 SIT with
ease and elegance perfectly straight without Ines and
9th greater freedom than any system taught So great
the Improvement that eight lessons often produces FREE
elegant running hand by tboe who could their
names.
Mr. C. engages renier them accomplished writer's, howe
defective may their original writing l. essons(See
specimens his of1ce)
Hours Of instruction for Gentlemen between and IL 4. ~
and and 6 p. NJ For Ladies between II and P. 81.
For further particulars apply at the Office
~ b. AS references Mr. & will gve the Grst fniics 10
Richmond
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-23

4 pANED TO n gentleman at the Union on Sat-
- day evening, self sharpening Pencil with
ihS m'iois NJ NJ on one end The gentleman who
borrowed 1t, will oblige the owner by LEAVING il with
the Printer 600, "a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-23


NEW YORK LINE,
-AA Fer New York, the regular packet
Ta& schr. EXIT. ID HowEIr.. Master
AAyISs> For fcigh' or passage, having superior
s=eSesfS. accommodations, apply 10 the master on
board, IN the Dock to
sept 2O-4t DAVENPORT. ALLEN & Co.
IsHE Subscribers o,r for sale at their Store, 80.
IL 22l, Pearl Street NEW YORK. the following
| complete assortment of DRY GOODS, on the most
/ liberal terms; consisting of black, blue. olive and
bronze, common, fine and superfne broadclonths and
casSImercs
Mix, ndigDbIuc and olive sattinctts
Red and mkt paddlng Tartan plads and camblets
Crimson. blue and green moreens
Black and assorted coorcd bombazstts and circas.
Green booking balzc. and door cloth bazcs
white, green, red and yellow fannes, assorted quail
tiles
Green ard white scrgr rose, duti and point blau-
a complete assortment of common, fine and super
fUe ingram CARPETiNG
White and black cotton and silk hose, black and
slate colored worsted hose
Common, fine and supertine Irish linens, in whole
and half pieces
Lawns ca II, Sd % IO-4, Irish table diapers,
id. ed. and Sd, cotton diaper
Cotton diaper table cloths; super double damak bic
cloths
ca, io-4, and l2-4 double danash; Sd Irish she's.
ing; Rursa diapers
ii ana e. carsbTlcs septI1ns and lSconet9 Swiss
muslln5
PLAIN, Ggnrad, und tanbourcd boob rnuslius
Plain, and figured null nusllns
"A and Cd cambria and tirnilure dmity; black and
Black and coIored cambr,cks; indigo paids, strlpcs
and apron checks
Brown see,Ings and shrtln.s; Marseilles Valencia,
swansdown silk and oI!anet vestIna
A 81, 81 81 white Swiss, Jaconct, and fancy cru
vats Italian and Madras CTavats
Black and olive velycteens, boavcrtccns, bangup s.
tabby cords and fusans
Plttsburg cords; patent linen and floss thread
Cotton ball and spool thread knitting cotton, cotton
yarn, wick, bats and Wadding
ga TO 1874 quilts and counterpanes Foundation mus
Inns; MiliinCts, assorted Colored; tabby vevets
Sd to Cd fancy cotton shu wis; Prussian shaws
A to Cd light and dark fancy gInghams; black las
ting
French bonba2iuc; brown battiste; fancy siEs hkfs
Large end small sized silk Gag hkdf5 superior siIE
bandaDnas
44to Cd tickings black, blue, and assorted sewing
silk and silk twist;
Brdseye diaper; pack and pound pins; cloak clasps;
hooks and eyes
Gilt coat buttons ivory, bone lasting and STEEL do
Pearl shT, buttons cap wITe and WIRE ribbon quality
and shoe bindings
Bed lace, blk and drub cotton ferrers; tUled and
plain cotton tapes
Linen APES; worsted and carpet bindings iqory and
horn combs
Tafeta ribbons, of al descriptions; cotton and bobbi
laCes
Beaver, buCkskiD, horse SKIN white and assorteI hid
gloves
Bk and white silk gloves; mtts; black green white
straw and pink French grapes
Vors'ed barege bks merlno, squurp and long
sh0wlS
Belt ribbons; cotton and linen back m; black and blue
black gros dc-Hapes siik
White green, blue. straw. and pink Florence silk
Linen cambria, aud linen cambria hkis
Together with complete, and splendid assortment
OF Calicocs all Of which offered at the lowest
market prices, by J. l.. g. II. l.. GRISVOLD
NEw YoRK. Aug % fv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-23

NJ OTICE.-A petition will be presented to the
IN next General Assembly Of Virginia, 10 incorpc-
ra a Company, to construct q Rsil-Road from
Richmond to Petersburg sen 20
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-23
ROGERS ORANGE Gun PoWder-

THNiS article (for sale by the subscrlbers) is now
II made upon new and much improved princi-
pies, producing ms guaranteed by the proprietor re-
markabIc superiority Of strength and quickness, and
great perfection IN it's combustion
II IS "1crcd IN kegs of all the different sizes oP
grains, and suitable for all kinds of shooting and of
guns-aiso, in cansters of double and the great
est possible degree of strength.
Dealers are requested TO notice, that this Pow
der may at once be distinctly known from oil other
by an orange red stain impaired on it's ignition,
also by l's peculiar lightncss as measured charge
Of It wall DC found TO weigh much less than the
same measure Of any other kind
OTIS, DUNLOP g. CO Agents.
T2-0nyv3rn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-23
Certificate from Alexandria.

Certificate from Alexandria.
The Undersigned having witnessed the rapid PROCESS or
OF Ladies and Gentlemen under the instruction of MIR
Carpenter, writing do cheerfuy acknowledge that he
upon the happy system that has fallen under
observation, of obtaining that very important With
the greatest confidence therefore, recommend Mr. C. an
those who may wish acquire that Indispensable accomplish
Lawrence Lcwh, Thomas " Smith
George Dale p Y Lewis,
- Thomas PonCy, Sias Reed,
Betsey e. Mason, +. Wilson,
Hugh Smith, William Harper,
David Martin, J. L. Sandford
William Lenox, William ". DangrrGrid,l
Samuel II JauuEy, Samuel Roberts
sept lift
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-23

1fE snLzilrts hc iGfpcto Gf TIER Geps arl Tie ps
Nc thai they have connected themselves in trade under the
Ami Of Sheppsvsor, lafei6s q Ctnon, and viii transaet
crcfy and Commission business the house recently &C.
<prd by Messrs e Clarke rs Auction Store. four
doors above Ncssrs. Lewis Webb e. Go.
ELISHA STEPHENSON.
=. ID Z JAMES II. RATJLlffE.
HENRY CANNON
r. Particular attention will be paid all goods and pro-
J. deco ntris,ed 10 :. r. & T.
16--6td -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-23
Personal Charlns-Fhe Teeth!

Personal Charns-Thc Teeth!
TENhose persons who would retain or res tore
u these desirable personal advantages, arc advised
TO ask for Doct WaoyoeS Den list of this city, anti
septic toott-pocdcr. This elegant and pleasant pre-
paration, can always be had ut my Drug and Medical
Store. opposite the Eagle Hotel 1t is exempt from
acid and other deeterous ingredients-its applica
ton braces and strengthens the teeth and gums and
by removing all offensive accommodations, preserves
the natural sweetness of the breath. % cents
either OF my store above, Of DR.. Monroe, den
tist street, opposite the Presbyterian Church
J. II. BLAMIRE.
sep 20 Opposite the door Of the Eagle
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-23

AMES a OSWALD, (huvlng given vacation
- OF ten days. VIII resume his scholastic functions
~ Wednesday. lIsr Sept next, in the Same bousc
he now occupies, on 18th Street, few doors above
MIR Na5hs Book Store The course of instruc-
ton will embrace tho Latin, Greek and French
Languages, the Mathematics, and all the minor
branches Of an English Education, in order to pro-
pare his pupils, either for College or for a Counting
House. 20
As he viii limit his number to twenty-five yearly
Scholars there present vacancies for ten moro
pupils.
y. y. Very particular attention vii! be paid 10
reading and pronouncing the English Language.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-23
WANTEI

ENlGHT or TEN Coal Bouts, 10 transport coal
~ from Tuclahoe Creek to Richmond. Constant
employment will be given until the LIST Of January,
IL early application ismadc, there is near 40 900
bushels raised ready for market. Enquire at the
Office Of +. CHUBB.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-23

Sugar, Coffee, &c.
$50 Bags Coffee various quaItes)
80 hhds' dry New Orleans sugar (cheup)
10 do do Porto RICO do
~ do do St. Croiy do nrinoe
20 DO West India and N. Orleans molagsrs
80 bbls and hhds. good Baltimore whisscy
5uO sacks best Liverpool filed blown salt
'1o sides oak and hcmlock, tancd soal leather
For sale by
mr. RI BShSTeN g. pLF}AshNrs
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-06
iBY REQUEST.
SPIRITED APPEAL.


The following is an exlrac, OF an saddress
from Mr.. Lumpkins, OF Georgia, which by be.
ing posted up as sor, Of handbil, OCCASION
ed The formation Of a Temperance Society In
the county where he resides
"And now, fellow citizens, have you no
father, brother, son, neighbor, member OF your
church, minister OF the gospel, who like the
demoniac menlioned in the new testament, is
grievously tormentrd with this internal spirit
Do you wish when you go hence, TO have
some securitv that your children, who VIII
bear your name and inherit your property,
shall no, b. poin.ed at, "as houseless, hope
less and abandoned drunkards .'' Come then
and resolve with us, TO Danish from your lips
and your houses, the in, oxicatng draught. 1t
scarers in society fire. brands. arrows and
death" Resolve with US TO hee the "riot-
moving" and 4" misunderstanding" bowl. as you
would a courageous distemper. 1t is swee, to
the taste, but be assured that III the end il
| singeih like serpent and bi,eth like an ad =
der"
This is not the place TO point out the evils
produced by arden, spirits. Suffice il 10 state,
they crowd The dockels OF the courts with the
names OF debtors and cuiprils; they I'LL public
gszel,es with notices Of estates for sale by
he sheriff; they disinherit children OF their
pa,rimouy, and bind them out TO service as APP
preoicss and laborers or what is worse, turn
them off filthy and naked, to wander abroad, and
depend for food on the hand Of charity. They
burd our county funds, which ought to be ems
ployrd on works Of internal improvement, with
the maintenance Of paupers; they make corrup
magistrates, fai,hless lawyers, and stupid ply
! scans they oloihe churches in mourning i;
they bring down the grey hairs Of parents with
sorrow TO the grave they cause the voice Of
| lamenlation and grief TO be heard from heart>
broken wives, and angels to weep over wick
ed and miserable world
81 call upon The aged, TO snatch the rising
generation as brands from this liquid FIRE.
call upon the young, TO soo'he the anxious
fears of paren al soici,ude, by swearing eier.
nal hatred to this enemy TO the gsnius, health
prosperity. aud pie,y Of our population.
call upon masters, TO deliver their slaves from
this dreadful apd dsmoraiising curse. invite
all who love our free institutions, and who
would not see The people sell their birth right
To candidates for offio-, for less than mess Of
porridge. drink ofwhiskey; 10 unite in des-
,roying the "hydra monster, RUM" and
all its misc efmaking kindred"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-06

AUToMATA.- Mr.. James Griffith Of this city
has constructed several au,omata OF the mode
of MzeiErl's. They consist Of. first, violin
cello player, which keeps time with the exact
ness Of clock. and makes a, many contor,ioni
Of vissage as the most enthusiastic musical de-
votee. Secondly, little figure which pronoon
c,s the words "papa" and "mama,"as distinct
" as Mr.. MealzePs automa,on. Thirdly a fl
CUR which uters cry in some outlandish and
hea, henish language, 20 iu tn) and performs
various evoluiions on The slack rope. Fourth
", a small bu, very genteel figure, which beat.
an the politicians in the land, in turning SOM
ers-us.
No mechanician has yet been able TO make
Il figure u,,er a sound in close imitation of"'he
equable concrete Of speech Mr.. Grlfith's Il
CURES, like Mr.. MaelzePs give the note Of song
The p, the m, AND !, are distinctly pronounced,
but the novels are long drawn out, and want
that "delicate vanish" which characteristics hu-
man enuncia'ion. A "pi,ch pipe Of speech
is d great desdera,um with those who treat oil
the eemrn. oflanguage; but the meehanieians
canno' supply it,
As specimens of mechanical ingenuity, Mr..
Gr,Aith's automata will command admiration,
for they do no: appear TO be in any respect in
ferior 20 Mr.. Mselzel's. They have been made
with special view Of exhibiting them in those
paris Of the country which Mr.. Ms. arrange
men,s did not permit him to vis,'; but they
will be shown ia this city for few days
Philadelphia Gaz.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-06

TRANSMISSION OF BLooD "A laboring man by
the name OF Tolkeuning was lately received in
TO 81. Thomas's Hospital, with fractured leg
which he bad received At s.. Katharine's Dock.
II. wen, on very well ill MOI idca'ion having
CONNIE need, the leg was amputated A violent
hemorrbase then took place, and il was fear'
the, the man would have died N very short
time; when Mr. Green took eigh, ounces ni
blood from two students. sDd thy were trans
fused into the veins Of The diving man. He re
covered in q very short time; and was left for
the nigh, very comfortable. o" Sunday night
IL vas found necessary TO trsnsfuse eight oun-
ees more blood into him. He is now mu b
better, and il expected 10 recoyer.-&en. P9e.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-06

The Presbyterian SYNOD of the province OF
Ulster, in Ireland, has for some years been ssi.
,ated by the division Of questions connected
with Uhirarianism, on which the Synod has
been nearly equally divided. This question
has iDsinuated itself SO generally into the busi-
ness of the Synod that il has made but slow
progress. A, length they have agreed 10 Sc =.
pars,ion upon smicab terms, securing to each
Of the parties portion OF the funds and sue h
rights as were claimed. This is an important
even, 10 The Christian world Phil paper.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-06

remained for the /" Military Chieftain." 10
maun-r certainly no, eivil, to srduce -to press
to his bosom-a harlot in the shape OF Pres,
-of types-a cold smhraee-ahd very coiu
txempil6o a,ion Of the 6gure Of PrOsopopeia.
Editors, whether Jews or Christians, (alas! poor
Noah) foffeiting their independently. are compensated
by public salary abridging the freedom OF the
How. schooiboy might have written
" are compensated by q, or by public sa'a'ss
thus abridging." &c.
Ve,o Of introduction the time OF mo
men,"-' preserving in the fit" P,eserrs Zoe
from such stuff. Therefore ! conclnds, tor
20 il 10 farther. SEkPloo.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-06
ORIGINAL POETRY.
WONAN,S LOVE.

wOMAN'S LOVE.
To be beloved; to know that one pure heart
The only one that thou didst ever prise-
With thy own self is linked as tho part;
10 know full we'll that her love .besming eyes
tIet msan,hropes and cynics such despse)
Are dim and lustrelcss when thou 'rt away,
And that regret doth in her bosom rise
when thou art absent even Tor adsy,
And naught but Thy return for her griefrepay;-
To know all this, and listen to the tale
finer young love in smothered accents told;
To print your FIRST kiss on her forehead pale,
And know by that your VOWS viii ne'ergrow cold
To feel her heart beat anxious as you fold
Her beau.ious form in loves half stol'n caress;
To look in her clear eye, and see enrolled
Con6ding love, AMI truth-all that can bless
Jneonstant man in this worlds dreary Wilderness
Is bliss enough to make an angel stray
From paths where he early taught to go;
Ills said that some for love have hed away
From iIeaven-it may, or il may not be So
Tho powerful and deep is this worlds woe,
Yet womsns love can soften every i'll
It's a boon from Heaven on high and low,
Which should our breasts with fervent rapture fill
That we have been so blest by His almighty WILL
HARRY
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-06

SUICIDE "A dreadful and novel mode Of
committing this crime was pu, in practice by
man named Fellow, in Woburn, Delaware, on
the lsrh inst He placed barrel Of vinegar
in such manner on the steps of his cellar, that
i, must roll down; then placing his head on the
lowest step, he contrived 10 set the barrel a
going-i, ofcourse crushed his head 10 pun
ice
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-06
SELECTED POETRY.

From the Literary Sourenr
THE NEGLECTED CHILD.
Il never was a favorite,-
NY mother never smiled
On me, with half the tenderness
That blessed her fairer child;
I've seen her kiss my sisters cheek
While fondle6 on her knee;
i've turned away to hide my tears
There was no kiss for me.
And yet strove to please, with all
Mylittle store of sense,
I siroee to please, and infancy
Csn rarely give offence:
But when my srtless efforts met
cold ungentle check,
I did not dare 20 throw myself
In tears upon her neck.
How blessed are the beautifully
Love watches DER their birth;
oh beauty! in my nursery
learned to know thy worth;-
For even there, often felt
Forsaken and forlorn;
And wished-for others wished it too
never had been born!
lam sure was afectionate,-
But in nv sisters face,
There was look Of love that claimed
smile or an embrace.
Bu' when raised nv lip to meet
The pressure children prize,
None knew the feelings of my heart
They spske not in my eyes.
'Dut obi that heart too keenly felt
The anguish of neglect
I saw nv sisters lovely form
With gems and roses decked:
Ibid not covet them; but oft,
when wantonly reproved,
fenvied her the privilege
Ofbeing go beloved
but soon time Of triumph came.
A time Of sorrow too.-
For sickness DER my sisters form
Her venom'd mantle threw
The features once so beautiful
Now wore the hue Of death,
And former friends shrank fesrfully
From her infectious breath.
''Twas then. unwearied. day and night
Watched beside her bed,
And feariessly upon my breast
Ipillowed her poor head.
She lived!- she loved me for my care
Ny grief was at an end;
was lonely being once,
Bui now / hase iriend!'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-06

A shor, time ago, Mr.. Benjamin Post, OF
Westbury L l. on opening his door one eve-
hing, found band box, AID upon opening it,
discovered an infant about one. week old 1t
was supposed TO lie intended as holiday pre-,
sent; but whether it was an annual, or not, has
not been stated
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-06

Mn ED,ToR-Of all the casiigaIion. iniIict
ed on ,hr Secretary Of Wars Report, none was
SO severe,-none poss s,ed such keenness Of
satire, as that from the editorial pen of the
F" Commercial Advertiser" of New York.
frankly say SO; for, although sound Ja, kso-
man, sprak thus-no, because I love EATON
less, but grammar more. Indeed it pleases
me TO see sound criticism applied to the style
Of every document emana,ing from our Gov
eminent. A grea, nation, sue n as This is, ought
to have men who preside over the Departments
If Government, capable of, and at;entive to,
puruy Of style in composition.
You favored US with some extracts from the
Commercial, but not so fully as therein. You
also have This morning favored US with COM
munic a,ion, signed SULprTIus, which, as a elias
steal man, must have somewhat hurt your
nerves, il you looked it over before insertion.
For instance--l mean only to touch he COM
position, not the subjec, matter
"a civil chief who once had the fame of chivaL
ric soldier and the fanseondeney Of an equitable c
zen-weaned from, what he was, obnoxious individu-
ais, by his paraty the proprietors Of the dstinc
ton of Office"
Why bis is the franseendeney. or quintes-
senee, Of nonsense! Thr poor " civil chief is
,horn Of his noun, and from, by a comma, is
vraued fron-phaf. Again;
G. The sedueer who, by subtle caresses, made har
lot Of the Press" &C.
/ have heard Of the Whore Of Babylon, but it
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-07

Gut NAIBS.Wc have for sale, 200 casks nails, from
sale at the market pIcc DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. Co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-07

TERMS.-SuRscRrrtoS to the DAILY RIciInoSp WHIG 81
year, aud for shorter period, the Of 50 Year. pay
able la advance.
ADVERTISING square OF l6 lines less I'M
seon 10 cents insertions $1 three insertions 81 liz and
every succeeding insertion 33i cents.
Thrice week, week 81 81 every succeeding week 81
Twice week. first insertion 75cents; every succeeding
serton 80 cents
Once week, FIRST insertion % succeeding
rnOn 80
All advertisements also inserted in the
tNina.
Transient advertisers must pay in advance
The number o insertions must be noted the Ms. they
viii be inserted until ordered to be stopped aud charged
eOriingly.
Annual Advertisers charged 50 dolrs for two squares
end m that proportion for advertisements of greater engh
AuCoeer and Lottery dealers who charged 500
Qr The CONSTITUTIONAL WING published twice
week. Tuesdays and Fridays) FIVE dollars per anum,
payable IN advance.
For Adrertsg75 square, less, Tor the FIRST in
SEXTON. and 50 cents for each continuance.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-07
Spring Supply of Boots Shoes, &c.

sprung supply OF boots Shoes, DC.
rENHE subscriber has Just received from New York
Il and Philadelphia, his Spring Supply; comprising
nm elegant assortment of GentleInen's Ladies'
Misses, Boys, Child, ems and Servants
BOOrS, BOOTEES, & SHOES,
oil almost every description d fashion, and of quality IL
rs confidently believed not inferior to any in the CT
ty all of which will DC sold unusually low prices
lie would invite pur hasers to call and examine his
stock, he is well satisfied, they would find 1t TO
their interest.
AMONG THEM ARE
DcntIcmcDs fine calf, morocco, and seal skin boots
DO 90 DO Sc al &: moro. bootees ord shoes
DO seal skin aud moro. wa'kipg and dancing pumps
Ladies los,ug, hcced and spring slips
DO seal and goat skin slips; "a fashionable & elegant
ariicle,)
Misses lasting, seal and goat skin do do
do seal and leather walking shoes and pumps
Boys fine calf and seal skin bootees and shoes
10 seal SKIN and morocco walking, and dancing
pumps
Chorcs leather, seal morocco, and lasting bootccs
shoes end slippers Also
Folio and single hard :, a,hcr trunks
Seal aud hair trunks
Liquid and paste backing
Back oil yarnish
a few dozen Alicante floor mats &c
JUDAH MYERS, Jr.
doors below corner Of
NJ %5-co4t Main g. 18th Street.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-07

The Subscribers offer for Sale,
n - IIhds and 30 bbls West India and New Or
Va leans sugar
81 boxes and - bbls loaf sugar
o5 hhds mOlasscs
$50 bags coffee, various qualities
hhds and IS barrels whiskcy
Wines of various kinds, vinegar
30 tons bar iron, Swcdcs, English 81 American
- tons castings
Steel, German, cast and b!istcrcG
Cut nails and brads
Novoscotia grlndstonos
1000 sacks Liverpool salt
5000 bushels Lisbon do
80 tierces rice
GOO do ThOmaston lime
80 Spanish hides
Soal and upper leather
Tanners and Hnsced oil, tar
Spices, pepper. ginger, pimcnto aud caSsia
Alum, copperas, birthstone
S'llipctrc, madden, indigo
Tallow and sperm candles
Brown and shaving soap
Letter, writing aud wrapping paper
Almonds and raisns
Window glass, various dimensions
Tumbcrs, dccuntcrs, wines
Patent shot, gunpowdcr
Imperial grnpowder and black teas
Mackcrcl, No. and 8, cheese
Domestic Goods, viz. shcCtings, sAlTings
broodclotbs, etc. etc.
Cotton and wool cards.
Cotton bagging, balo rope
Sewing, seine and wrapping twinr
Shoe thread &c &c
fcb1O J" WEBB & CO.