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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-11-04

a FARM FOR nFNr.-I viii rent :
IA farm, lying ~ niles west of Shepf
herdstown. Tins farm contains IGo acres o
cleared land; If being the same formerly
owned BY Thomas Swearingen and Rawlcigh
Morgan. Ii is good limestone land, and |
SUPPOSE eGUal TO any in that part of the
country. For further information, apply to
the subscriber near the Falling Waters.
Oct. 81. JOHN kfSINGER.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-11-04

NEGROES FOR SALE.-lvill be sold
az on the first day Of November Court,
next, at The Court House. in Martinshurg,
SEFER.4L SL4PES, belonging 10 the re-
personalities Of the late Moses T. Hunter.
The sale will be On acredit OF nine months.
.fny person hnen,g Just claims against his
c8'Gte far %af(ic{es FURNISHED or s~:.rices rea-
dered 10 LIS .faai}g, aud becoming pureha-
sers at this sale VIII be allowed their claims
he required ofali purchasers whose purcha-
ses are not ~hquidated as above mentioned
Ii. S. G. TUCKER.
Oct. II, 1880.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-11-04

VIRGLNLA:-BeTkeieg cc1n,ty, TO ssit:
SEPTEMBER Term, 1890.
George Harris, Administrator Pm.
OF MaSnus Tate. deed. -'O'
AGAINST
Asahel lIussey, William Tom-2
@linson, Thomas Evans. Isaac a. : DeGts.
vans, and Lawrence Shirley,
IN CIlANCERY.
The defendants, William 1omiinson, Tho
mas Evans, Isaac Evans and Lawrence
Shirley not having entered their appearance,
AMI given security according to The act
Of Assembly and the rules of this court, aud
it appearing 10 the satisfaction of this court,
that the defendants, William Tomlinson,
I}Iomas Evans, Isaac Evans and Lawrence
Shirley arc rot inhabitants OF this common
wealth,-H is ordered, that they do appear
on the ID Monday in November next, TO an
swer the bill ofthe complainant, & that a copy
Of this order lie published in the Aiartinsburg
Gazette for two months succt ssivety, and
posted at the door Of the Court House Of this
county. A copy.-fcste,
JOHN S1R0TIIER, G. u. g.
Sept. %, 1880.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-11-04

GTRAY HOGS.-Came to the farm of Ri
- chard Cromwell, Esq in the county OF
Berkeley date the property of Geo.flarris) i'll
the occupancy OF the subscriber, sometime
in the latter part Of harvest, a SOW and i've
PIGS. The Sow is of good SIZE, black spot
ted, the right ear a good deal torn, and hav-
ing the appearance of having been marked
Iby taking an underbit out. -Four OF the Pigs
are entirely white, one white and %h,ue-none
Of the pigs marked or altered;-fhey are now
good sized Shoats. The owner is requested
TO come and identify them, pay the proper
charges for taking care OF, and advertising
them, and take them away.
URIAH MILLER, for
Oct. %, 1880. Richard CromweU.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-11-04

EHARM FOR RENT-The subscriberrvlll
q rent, for one or more years, a valuable
F4Bu, containing 250 acres of open Land,
now in a good state of cultivation. For fur
ther particulars apply to
JAMES FORMAN.
Mouth Of OpeqnaD Oct. 25-tE
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-11-04

yAyANTED.-l viii at all times GIVE the
w highest price for FLAX SEED,
BEES-V,4X and I.3LLOW.
Sept. Q. w. I. COMPTON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-02
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.

LONDON, July 4th, 1850.
S;uce my last George v has ceased to live, and
another King reigns in his stead. Wehave Will
liam Nv and Adelaide. The people are rejoiced
that there is now a queen-a vlrtuous woman.
Some changes are apprehendcd, but thev are
no;tbnr many or important. Lord Holland will
probobly come into the administration, the family
connection will do that Tor him. IN the mean
time, the opposition have as YOU See hec"me s."
powerful that they Utmost paralyse the admin.
i,tration--ndeed have made dissolution of par
lament necessary. There has been a coalition OF
the whins and tories-the lamb and lion have laid
down together. Brougham. " etherell, Eldon,
Grey, Wmchilsea. Hume, whig aud tory. peer
and cammoner are now linked together. The re-
sisuation of prince Leopold is owing to this jun
ia Lord Durham. s0n-in-law to the Earl ct Gray,
You will recolect him some years since, making
figure as " Mr.. Lambton) /. the personal friend
of the prince. Nv country lodging are on half
a mile from Copse Hill the seat OF Lord Durham,
and my Landlord is his steward. so that know
great deal of the meetings OF the party. The
dav before yesterday. lords Gray, hing. the mar
uuis of Londonderry, and others of the party
we're down. and several couriers were sent OF III
the course of the evening. BY the by, prince
Leopold is to be made an English duke, 'duke
of Kendall some say.
believe there has not been so strong an opposl-
ton organized since the time OF Fox. The adj
mnistration is strong in the House Of Peers. but
in the commons it has not more than sixty or sew
enty majority. A dissolution is absolutely ne
ceS,ary. know that many apprehend change
Of men, That there may be partial change l
shall not dispute; but Wellington & Peel will re-
main. Peterborough and GouIbourn never were
fit for the station they respectively occupy.
change in part might be advantageous. Earl Grey
deserves seat in the cabinet. and Lord King IS
exceedingly clever. Harry Brousham wants
the woosack; but sincerely hope he never will
get it. The insuiferable arrogance OF the family
is proverb.
In France there are the germs of a revolution
sproutiug as sure "a you are living. You Will
perceive that the liberals will have most trlum'
plant majority in the chambres.
do not know that can give you muchof con-
sequence in other departments. The weather Is
very bad, and great deal Of hay Is entirely
spoit. Some kinds of grain look very promising
In literature we are very near at stand still =
nothing of importance has been published lately.
Mr.. T. Cambell is - at home' to dy-busy
| in writing the life of Sir Thomas Lawrence. The
reading public are diving for something TO pro-
mote a sensation. Can't you send US something
from America which will produce one! Are there
no Mss. left by the famous Mather Byles. Did
Ichabod Crane leave nothing worth publications
Really think you could do something for us.
am. dear sir, ever yours.-N. Y. Con-.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-02
into ridisule will be.ray with kiss. and in ear-

into ridisule will be.ray with kiss, and in chr.
bracing, murder.-Lauaier.
| The proverb ought to run, "a fool and his
words are soon parted; man of genius and his
money. "-Shenstone.
Melancholy dlscloses its symptoms according
to the sentiments and passions Of the minds it eff
fects. An ambitious man fancies himselfa lord,
statesman, minister, king, emperor, or monarch,
future preterment. The mind of covetous man
sees nothing but his re or sps, and looks at the
most valuable objects with an eve OF hope. or with
the fond conceit that they are already his own.
A love sick brain adores, in romantic strains, the
her fancied frowns. And scholars mind eva
porates IN the fumes of imaginary praise and lit
erary distinction. Barton.
Fire burns only when we are near it ;but a BEAU
tiful face burns and in6ames, tho at distance.
-XenophOn.
Idlers cannot even find time to be idle. or the
industrious to be at leisure. We must be always
doing. or acknowledgements.
Satires and amroons on particular people cir
culate more by giving copies in confidence to the
friends of the parties, than by printing then.-
Sheridan.
Three days Of uninterrupted company in We
hicle, will make you better acquainted with ano-
Their. than one hours conversation with him every
day for three years.-Larofer.
He surely is most in want of another's patience
who has none of his own.-Larater.
A man Of remarkable genius may afford to pass
by piece of wit, if it happen to border on abuse
A little genius is obliged to catch at every witt
cism Unfortunately. Stensione.
As the laws are above magistrates, so are the
magistrates above the people; and it may truly
be said, that the magistrate is speaking law, and
the law a silent magistrate
They that govern most make least noise. You
see when they low in barge, they that do drudge
nv. work. slash, and puff, and sweat; but he that
governs, sits quietly at the stern, and scarce is
seen to stir.-Setden.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-02
EXCERPTS.

Had | a careful and .?easant companion. that
should show my angry face in glass. | should
u"' II al taNe Ii; some are wont 20 have look
m glass ncId 70 them while thew wash. thounh to
h',ie pprp'>' baJ to behold man. self SO un-
ha'n' !,iY 'l,-yi>ed and disordered. will conduce
d,ci. ."
Want of prIdence is too frequently the want
"V'Ftne: nor Is Ihere on earth more powerful
advocate tor vice than poyerty-GoilsmiM.
l Is notorious to philosophers, that ioy and
S'e' Can hasten aud DELAY time. Locke is ofon;.
, ,io'' mat man in great misery NAV so Ear lose
Ms measure, as to think minute an hour: mr. in
JOY make an hour miucte.-1 aiiier.
De pattern to others, and then all will on
wei; Tor as whole city is infected bv the li,e1.
"ous passions and vices of great men, So i, is like
Wise reformed BY their moderation.
loarrve atpertection. man should have v.rv
sincere friends, or inveterate enemies. hec.ns. -
would be made sensible Of his rood or in condnr,
Gu'er by the censures of the one, or the admon;,
Mons OF the other.-Dicgeaes.
lie who has opportunities to ipsnsct ,bs .,or0,
nomeats OF elevated minds, and seizes none -
'S'' ofdu'iness; but he who turns tho,s momsr, :.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-02
.alsxandrin .icnAem

Il public that they have elected Mr.. T. Bo'woRTH y
Graduate Of Union College, New York, AS principe,
teacher Of the Academy From the high testimonials
II character, t.ents and learning presented to the
Trustees they confidently recommend Mr. Boswor'h
.s teacher o.: he latin and Greek languages will be
particularly aeadedto and instruction also given in the
u.h. mite, and the ordinary branches cI sn English
education. The Trustees expect IN short time TO
engage e nleman, of high espectability to teach
the french and Spanish languages The School wiiI
be opened ON the LIST Monday in September next, ut
the scboolhousc on FRINGE street, between Washing
ton and st. Assph streets
For terms apply to Mr.. Bosworh at the Miss huirs,
To th. Rev Elias Harrison, tn the subscriber.
WM LUDWEI.L HODGSON,
Secretary of the Board OF Trustees
aug 3O-d,w< iaw4w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-02
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY WILLIAM D. MUTT.

Furniture at auction.
THIS MORNING, I'd inst. al 10 O'Clock,
sNiLL be sold at the dwelling house OF Mr. Da-
w wis, corner Ct Duke and Fairfax streets. al his
HOUSEHOLD &IKITCHEN FURNITURE,
Consisting Of Beds Betsteads, Chars. Tables. Blu
reaus, Looking Glasses, Carpets. Kitchen Ware'
"heeibarrow, Safe, Template stove. Gc. Ce.
sept 3
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-02

Fyour md Groin.-The receipts of Flour the
last two DAYS have been limited, snd prices I'M
settled. Tuesday the wagon price ranged from
rs 81 to 62l; Yesterday morning it opened at S
62i and closed at 5 so; most of the dealers have
not been willing at any time to pay over S 3d.
We are unable to report sales from stores; 624
and IS are asked without meeting with purcha-
Sc rs; possibly so might be obtained A load of
prime Shenandoah family flour brought Sc yester-
day from wagon.
Uheat was not so brisk yesterday; we reduce
our quotation to 90 81 cents: 95 was the ruling
price far good red. Owing to tn. small quantity
of white, received in this market, we omit quoting
it. -eSe
Our Murke. The intelligence which we pub
ished Yesterday did not produce much activity
in our market Dealers pretty generally hold
their Howard street at S52-5a were offered for
some small lots.-BaL. Ctron. .4xg. 81.
NETWORK CORN EXCHANGE-Aue. 80.
Flour has excited great Interest through the
week. much more than any other or all other ar
ticles; prices are now about 81 cents higher than
at the close of the previous week, viz 1878 for
New-York and all the common Southern sorts;
Troy 1875 5.88; and Western Canal, Balti-
more Howard street and Richmond City 1915
SO, and perhaps in some few cases S6; though
of the two last there is little or none here.
On Saturday there were sales of New York,
LOGO Lbls. Troy and 14O0 bbls. Western, of fair
brands. all at 81 IS. The y. York miers offer
ed freely at this price on Change, but found few
BUYERS. The prices quoted above, are the high
est to which the market fairly advanced at any
moment. though the feeling was quite as high on
Friday, before the Caledonla's news was receiv-
ed IN town. as it was on Saturday after the whole
had been fairly spread before the community: A
uesday rThursdayat 1I2t cents, and another Of
the same kind on Friday afternoon at the same
price; Carolina we quote at 10 cts. There has
been no Western i'll market.
Sales of Rye on Saturday at &C cts. and good
deal of Enquiry. Yellow Northern Corn brought
60 cts. in moderate quantities. l.. |. white 66
6s cts; Jersey white 624 63 cts; and South
ern was taken off on arrival at SO 55 cents.
Coarse Grains, none of them affected by the news
from England. Of Commerce.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-02
Mrs NNgMrty

EsPECTFUILY informs the Inhabitants OF Alex
IL an,lris that her healthbeing re'est'bished. she
win resume her sCliOOL DUTIES on the 18th OF Sep
trmber next AS the number of pupils will be limit
ed they who wish to place their children under Mrs
n care will please to apply to her Al soon As posi-
Bile. At Mrs. Iapheh's, rr,nce street.
III
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-02
The Misses MMYk

ID EspECrFUI TY inform their friends and the pub
Ii lie generally that their school viii reopen on
Monday next and request share ofPublic patronage
Their establishment is pleasantly situated, and IN u
healthy and retired part of The town
sent l-d7
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-02

,,.r.,apd that the Directors OF tne
We un ~ br,ncb of the Chesapeake and ohl1
.t1n .ra l.eduIously employed in the duties Vi
!, a. a,pointment.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-02
LIST or LETTERS

LIST or LETTERS
Remaining tn the Post Office, Alexandria, D. C. on til
LIST Of Stpiember, 1880.
or Persons calling for letters in the following list
will please say THEY ARE ADvrnrrsrn' or they may 's
get them.
David Allen DIR Rich'd Alexander
James Allen
! John II Brown Thos Berry,
| James A Breast Mrs Nary Merry
| Albert Breast Capt w Bsrtrsm
Capt Geo W Bowen-2 Edw'd Bnscow
Jose oh Britin Thos Blackburn
j., AIRS Nancy Butts-2
Cedar Conner Mrs Sarah A Coleman
Philip Clagett Mrs sarah Cooke
sam,i Gravity Sarah CrsndeN
D
Mrs Mar Drury turner DIXON
Samr DunIan
John W Evans VIM Evans, navy pensioner
Quilla Emerson Ropt W Emory
John Emerson
Mrs David VI Forrest Theophs Freeman
John A Fillmore Molly Fisher
Edward Fitzgerald
Miss Annet Grymes Rich'd Griffin
A 'Iowison Mrs Hannah Harth
Henry Hansnsn Robi Naighton
Chas Haw kins Capt Is Haley
Mrs Hunter Philip Hamilton
Miss lays Ezra Hodges
r. Hale Samuel Henderson
II Jackson Alfred Johnson
John Krkwood-s Dr Benin King
Rev Ruel Kclh-3 John King
L
owen Leddy Miss Jane Land
VIM Lock
NJ
Littleton Msrklin Mr. Moves
Iohn NcAleer 1hea'e Mead
Kobt ueeks Mrs Jacohnid McCu' chen
Miss Mary Ann MCPHERSON Miss Maris Middleton
Mrs Mathews Noah II Martin
Jas Mcintyre
N
Anthony Newton
n Pool Lewis or Sarah Files
Ebenezer G Perley Rowzer Pey'on
Richard Potter
John Richardson JQsiih Rutter
Mrs Elizabeth Eggs Capt Simeon Ryder
Mr Robb Capt John 4 Iioss
Capt An,hoa, Shove Elizabeth Sewell
Mrs hialV Anu Scvu-Z Dsvid ~ Shith
i.,ht Sc,tt Miss Elizabeth Settat
Mrs Dolsy Smith Francis Summers
l.
Robert u Thomas
w
Daniel Wright Joseph watson
Elijah Waller neo MashinE'o" .,>
Robert Watson ihos "h'e (oiack>mi'"j
Robert y Windsor
DAN'L. BRYAN, P. NJ.
Alexandria. sept1-St
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-02
BY THOMAS c. WRIGHT, Georgetown,

BY THOMAS c. WRIGHT, (Georgetown.1
hardware, &c. ut auction.
by virtue of deed of trust from Mr. James whss.
Id ton, for the purposes therein mentioned, ! shall
SELL at public auction, at the store occupied BY him on
Hight street, on Thursday. the 22d instant,
The entire stock ofH.4RDIH.aRE, CUTLERY
and GENERAL IRONlMONGERY,
contained " said store, IN lot. TO suit purchasers,
he The above sale, which was postponed o.
account of the rAreme heat Of the weather, AMI sub
scquenty on account of The sickness and death Of Mr.
Wharton, will take place on Monday The 9th September
at 10 o'cI,ck a. N when the whole STot K. entr4c-
ing cost of near $4,000, will be old without reserve:
also, about two tons of Hollow Castings.
Terms, which viii be very liberal, $, sale.
WILLIAM S. NICHOLS, Trustee.
THOMAS C. WRIGHT, Auctioneer.
Georgetown aug l9-eots
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-02
Notice.

Notice.
ylHE subscriber, wslngto close all his accounts IN
this place requests all persons having claims against
him or his late brother, w. L. Kennedy, to present
item immediately for settlement. All outstanding
-, vii h. nl.c.d in the hands of Mr. John Johnston,
ter the 10Th Instant for coilecton' he being author
,,ed to collect tie same, his receipt vii be good
aug & a
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-02

NNtice
an The second deg Of Prince H1hinm October Count
~ nsLt, before tn, door the Court Home of
said County, will be offered for sale, public auction,
for cash, all much oftbe interest Of Alexander H.
Briscoe, deceased IN aud to certain
ss9se IR.YCT or LIND
'aFS1Gf situate and berg in the County of Prince
"SS " ililam, commonI, known b, the name If
sastsaA BULL-RUH F.RA,
will be sufficient TO pay and satisfy debt due to the
Executor of Miss Sally Keich, deceased.
The land Is situate d Un the road ,eadhg fr,m fay.
Market to Aldie, about eight miles from TIC former
place and four from the latter. The interest which
sad Iirlscoe held III said irSct supposed to DO
about -Four Hundred Hcres h. title IS consi.iered
unquestionable, but only such Will be conveyed % Is
vested in the Trustee.
JNn, GIBSON. u.
Agent and Attorney foI Vim. Ashnore, Trustee.
aug7-w6w
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SHIP NEWS.

METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS.
Taken at the Alexandria Museum, .dug. 1880
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-02
BY GEORGE WHITE.

Public Sale.
DY virtue Of q deed Of trust from Alexander Lam
ID mond to the subscriber. will be exposed to pub
lie sale, SATURDAY, the 4th of September neri, Gi
II OetockG a. NJ on the premises,
3d., A TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE
ESEF1 IND LOT
HsSS situated on Franklin street, between Water
A.4r4 and FairfsN streets.
Terms made known at the place Of sale.
JOHN 8. PRESTON,
sup 81 Trustee.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-11-12
William w. Gray's

INVALUABLE Judkins' Ointment, pre-.
IL pared according to instructions from DIR.
William Judkins Of Ohio.
WILLIAMSBURG, July 10, 1880.
Mr.. VIM. w. GRAY-DeaT Sir 4: Mrs. Bingham
mas .ns than Is %
advantage. As she 10 poor woman, and my pro-
essonsi services, from that ion, graiui
cuiatcd TO give successful reputation to
the ointment, am desrous To continue my expert
mental practice, aud have to request, that your inter
cs and humanity will present her. through me, with
three additional hot,les that perfect cure may be ef
fected. Like the rest Of nv brethren, am decided
enemy to what are termed Quack medicines" Of
produced by your ointment have completely removed
every thing like dstrust to its value in re alton to
suffering humanity. Mrs. Bingham's case was one Of
professional skill Of b. Gait, and myse and prcsen
ting mass Of liberation constantly renewing itself
from the middle Of her face quite down the umbil
humefus; along the cervical vertbre. In alt my
practice never saw any thing like il, nor did DR..
Gait from his own declaration, witness any SINH
lar occurrence. The disease attacked, too, her right
hand IN similar manner, aud in similar manner,
resisted applications to rctard its progress Such
the situation Of Mrs. Bingham that one of your
gest bottles would merely last four days, so much
ointment did Il require. Her hand 10 now perfectly
healed so far as the morbid humour Is concerned and
have no doubt but the rigidity OF the joints will
snort time be overcome, to enable her Il
with freedom. The hand, from being bent as were
IN knot, Is now nearly straight. Her system, from
being reduced to the EXTREMIST degree of emacaton
and loatbsomeness, Is rapidly regaining It's for.
mer healthy appearance and have no doubt but
three bottles will effect complete cure. ! ask you
then, In the name Of humanity and in that Of yous
own interest, to furnish this poor woman, without
charge, with this number Of bOtties. will continue
overlook the case, aud WILL when the cure is effect.
ed, give you certificate that viii establish on the
mes foundation, the just pretenisons Of your oint.
n,ent to the highest reputation.
am, respectfully, yours, &C.
S. g. GRIFFIN.
9rrThe above mentioned lady has been furnished
WIN the ointment requested and will other persons
who may require II under similar circumstances
w. w. G..
For Sale by. JAS. T. BARCLAY.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-11-12
NOTICE.

INTENDING to move to the west,
Il l offer for sale the tract OF land
on which reside: containing 40
acres, lying in the North Garden, Al
oemarle County, on the north fork
OF Hardware, between 3 or 9 miles
from Charlottesville. The new stage
road passing through it that leads
from Charlottesville tc, Lynchburg.
This land is in a very compact body
and well watered, containing about
i3O acres of low grounds; and has
an ample supply of timbered land
OF good quality for tobacco. wish
to sell this valuable tract of land inn
nediately, as ] am determined to
move. | deem il unne cessary to give
further description of. the land as il
is we'll known in the ,ne:ghbourhood
and persons living at distance will
viaw the land before buying the
buildings are ordinary.
PAUL DURRETT.
Oct. S---I0 Nc
N. b. This land will remain for
sale until sold.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-11-12
SUGAR, SALT. &c.

tSf received 2 hhds LIST quality
- New Orleans Sugar at IL i-2 cts
! 10 "a do at 10 cents--3 bags green
Coffee hid N. o. Molasses at SO cents ::
40 sacks Liverpool filled Salt $50 lbs. Cot.
ton Yarn at E and 9 per bolt 700 lbs. new
Cheese at IL l-2 per pound 400 Loaf Su.
gar at IL and 20 cts per pound 6 boxes
Candles very low by the Box; s do. Tur.
pentine Soap, do. do. ALSO,
Looking. Glasses, Tumblers, Decanters.
Pint and Half Pint Flasks; Glass 5 by TO-
10 by l2; Putty Nails o. all sizes; Liver.
poo, Queens, Crockery, Stone g. Tin Ware !;
Dupont's best Gunpowder at 81 cents per b.
Shot of all sizes at 8 cents per Id; FooIscap
Writing Paper new Rice; Muscatel Raj.
sins ; best Spanish Segars Copperas /; In
digo; Nader |; Allspice Pepper /; Ginger:
Salt Petrs Alum and Mustard fine and
coarse Shoes /; Bedcords; Plough Lines :.
Crackers, very low by the Ksg Macksrs i
and Herring. Also on hand, a few barrels
of Family Flour at 81 so per Dbl together
with other goods too tedious to mention. all
low for cash, by III. NJ WOLFE,
Oct, Main ST. Charlottesville