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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-23
NORFOLK, Juyv u

Latest from England.-The ship CaroIn.
Augusta, Capt. MERRILL, arrived i'll Ham
ton Roads Yesterday, from Antwerp, via PHI.
mouth. Capt. Merrill sailed from Plymouth on
the llth May, but expecting to be anticipated bv
the packets bound to New-York. brought no ~.
pers. and is unable to give Us any informat1on
respecting the markets. He states that a BuIIs,.
in Of the KINGS Health, dated the lCrh Of Nav.
was received at Plymouth, just before he sailed
which gave little hopes of that monarch's suryiy.
inc much longer. Sir Henry Halforl, one Of
his attending physicians. pronounced his case
hopeless. His complaint was dropsy.
Beacon.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-23
e. NJ. s. T.. vi Janney

RE no~e e~rcctnS. in ,hc 0croqum Factory, ma.
! chvnery for spihniHt, weaving, a~d Mi:Eg III.
SEYS and KERSEYS; .rch Mi b. sod 0: ~eschSng.
ed Tor wool. on accommodating terms. Tue! vii
also take IN Dyi"s, Weaving -" Fa''HS :.r uccouG.
trv. whi, IA vii be attended TO - dn eApentncedisat
iuu, l1-pf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-23
Cheese.

~ BOXES prime Cheese, landing from schooner
Georgetown from New York, for sale by
LINDSAY, HILL & Co.
june IL NV. q. 4 P. S
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-23
New Goods.

subscribers have just receIVeu Uy ~ %"
L Virginia, and other recent arrivals an ""''o"
Of
Among them are
Palmyrines, assorted co!Ors
Italian Iustripg
Blue black gros de Naples
Pink, blue, green, aud white Florence
Calicoes; black and white silk hose
do do half 90
Brown drilling
Brown and blesched domestic cottons, &c. &C.
And expect by the next arrivals a iurther supply.
JNO. N. JOHNSON 4 Go.
June 2l-lm tCorner OF King and R~oyals's,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-23
Cordial Elixir IT Bark.

VHIS elegant preparation, containing all of the vir
i tues OF the best Peruvian or Lima bark, can be used
in their stead, whenever they may be required; being
very p,easan; to The taste, it Is taken without reluctance
and even with avidity. AS a general tonic it is not sur
passed; and as a preventive and cure for fever and ague
it is highly recommended-Persons being where bi.
lious diseases prevail. will find this a very useful arti.
Gle 1t creates appetite and relieves debility Of tho
stomach, and is an excellent article as a restorative for
convalescents Price, 81 on for large and IS cents
for small bottles.
MIX OF ROSES.
A safe and eficacious cosmetic, for removing free.
kles, chsps, pimples, tan, sunburn, and other eruptions
Of the skin It's excellent TO remedy the chafing of
i. .fants, and the pleasantest application to remove the
smar,ing after the operation of sh~aying.-Price, 25cts.
per bottle.
REAL BE.4PS' OIL;
For the growth and preservation Of the hair, renew.
ing the hair on bald places and giving to the locks.a
s,rong and glossy cast Il, is highly useful in removing
the dandriff from the heads of children, and an excel
application TO improve the growth of ~hiskers.
For sale by by DAVID NARtlN,.
june IA Alexandra
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-05

Union Canal Lottery,
ceived on Tuesday nett WV ''"""s wiz DC re-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-30
CONGRESS-SENATE.

On Monday, Mr.. White offered resolution dis
missing Henry Tins from the Office of Assistant
Door-keeper, on account of babitta1 ntoxication.
MIR. Buchanan of Pa. and Dir. Storrs of N. York,
appeared at the bar of the Senate as messengers of
The House, impeaching Judge Peek of Missouri, of
high misdemeanors in office, and informing the Sc
nate that in due time, the House would exhibit
articles of impeachment, and make good the same
The Senate proceeded to consider the message,
and motion of Mr. TAZEWELL, it was refer
red to select committee of three, consstinr of
Messrs Tase1eH, We5stcr, and Bell of New Hamp.
shire. mr.. Benton excused from balloting for the
committee.)
sAThe Senate resumed the discussion of Mr. Bar
tons resolution, calling the President for his
reasons in removing MIR. Carson as Register of the
land Office at Palmyra.
After short discussion in which Mcssrs NC Kin
neg, Knight and Barton took part, on motion of Mr..
Kane,
The resolution was laid on the table, % to IS
Mcssrs. Mckinley and Smith of S. Carolina, voting
against the motion-Messrs. Tazewel and TYLER,
for it.
On Tuesday Mr.. Tozewcll from the Impeachment
Committee, reported the following resolution:
Resolveds II hat the Senate will take proper order
thereon, Of which due notice shall he given to the
House of Representatives.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-30
~ The country reader will find the conclusion {
Mr.. Barton's powerful speech in secret session
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

.Nelson.-For Delegates Capt. James Garland
20. Capt. Henry Rives* 1871, Maj. Alexander FItz-
patrick I22. For the Constitution including I'd day,
307, against ;
.Honroe.-For Delegates Vass ESQ, John Vawtcr
$50, J. w. Kelley 10. For Senate Fl. CapGrton
425, w. a. Mcdowell IS. II. Csperton not a can
didate. For the Constitution 10, against $50.
augusta. Delegates, McCuc 40, Kinney 800.
Niche 166--Senate, Patteson 327, Stuart ~
For the Constitution list day. 246, against it 2J7.
Mr.. Putteson's majority for the Senate IN the
whole district is 3I3,
Brunstcick. Delegates, James II. Gholson 800,
Charles Tulnbuil go, John F.. Shell 14l, James M.
Fletcher 103.For the Constitution 357, against it
24
For the Sona,c.-Dromgoole mo opposition 327.
u The aggregate vote on the constitution far
as heard from stands-for it, f8,629against it 1877
majority for adoption, 10,442. The returns are
inaccurate but correct enough to show that it is
doptcd.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-30

that of the United States on the score of uniformity
The committee have seen the statement of an inte
gent traveller, who has visited almost every part of
Europe, exhibiting the great variations of the cur
rency ia different parts of the same empire or King
dom. In Russia, the bills ofthe Bank of st. Peters
burgh have limited circulation AT Riga, and
Courland, Lvona, and all the southern parts of the
empire, the currency exclusively of silver come
In Denmark, the notes of the Bank of Copenhagen
are current only in Zealand. the other islands, and
Jutland but will not pass all Sleswic and IIol-
stein, which constitute the best portion of the king.
DOM Since the Congress of Vienna, Germany is
divided into thirty niue separate States each having
distant currency though represented in the Diet ut
frankfort Out OF the territory in which these sew
erai currencies issued they are mere articles of
merchandise; which circumstance has given rise in
every town to numerous and stnct class of trades
men, called money changers. How far these sepa-
rate and unconnected currencies have tendency 10
embarrass commerce, may be inferred from the fact
that traveller going from ST.. Petersburgh to Calais
will lose upon the unavoidable changes of money an
average Of six per cent In France the bills of the
bank are of such large denomination to be adap-
ted only to the greater operations of commerce, and
principally confined to the bankers and traders
in Paris. The general currency is silver, and, to
avoid the trouble of carrying this to distant parta of
the Kingdom gold pieces, bills ofexchange which
are preferable, are purchased at premium of from
aud half TO four per cent After this brief view
of the currencies Of Europe the committee will bare
ly state, conclusive vindication of currency
from the imputution of dness that there no
point in the Union, at which bill of the U. States
Bank issued az the opposite extremity ofthe country
is at discount of more than one fourth of one per
cent. tf
rron
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-30
MIR. .MoDUFFrE's REPORT.

we commence this morning & shall proceed as fast
as We can, with the publication of this Report which
already seems to be classed by public opinion among
the abcst documents ever issued from the govern
mcnt ofthe L. States. As the effect Of the Pres;-
dents message was to lower the value of stock of
the Bank OF the o. States several per cent-eo that
OF Ten Smiths on the currency, and more particu-
larry this Of SIr McDufies dernonst rating the utili
ty Of that institution in answering the purposes OF
It's creation and reasoning into contempt tho notable
PROJECT preached by the President in his message.
have had the effect OF raising stock from 20 to S12s
per share-a striking and most Hatterng tribute to
its ability.
Never perhaps was there more complete over
throw than this report gives to the Presidents or
rather MIR. Van Burens boDting, of Government
Bank, founded on the credit of the Government and
its Revenues. 1t is not too much to presume that il
will put end to that weak and dangerous pro.
ect for ever and silence the controversy on the con-
stitutionaIiy Of the power to charter National
Banl-~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-30
SPRING GOODS

E7hE subscribers are receiving their Sorino SIN
N; ~ ply OF Earhenoare, China and Giass. immrr-
STOCK, comprises large and OK; cusiye nssor,r,n,,
ParIcuar attention has been paid 20 The selection rs
goods suitable toco!ntry end cIty trade IVo csn,L
cuy !iv . INC attention OF those who usually pnr
chase ~ inc northern cities as we believe orr Term.
are as low as in any city in the United States.
oP '-"e"'C cpt HOLT 81 ROSS
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-30
sTAUNTON FEMALE ACADFMV

"A PUBLIC examination of the students in this So.
L "A mpary was held on the ist inst. and the under
signed who attcnde it, SO much gratified viii,
the proficiency OF the pupils, that they have taken
me liberty OF offering this unsolicited testimonial of
their appreciation. All who were present must hays
been satisfied by the course pursued in the
ton that the object of the teachers was to furnish
aif specimen OF the progress made by the scholars
III their respective studies The institution apneays
to have been conducted witbgreat Industry. prnori
city and Judgment; and the instruction obtained is ey
Identity OF solid and permanent character Much
taste and understanding US well as the memory ofthc
students; SO that whilst engaged in the acquisition Of
useful knowledge the faculties of their minds have
been JudIciously cultivated and developed It will
great pleasure, and due sense of the responsibitv
which they have assumed, that the UNDERSIGNED re-.
rohheia hs seminary 10 the patronage Of the pub
hc' JOSEPH COWAN,
BRlSCOE G. BALDWIN,
JOHN IL. PEYTON,
/ ALEXR s. HALL
a. WADDEL,
L.. WADDEI,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-30

II On Tuesday, Mr.. Holmes offered the follow I'm
important resolutions winch lie day, of course:
Resofced, That the President of the United States.
by the removal of officers, (Which removal was not
required tor the faithful execution of the ayl and
ilng the vacancies thus created in the recess of the
Senate acts against the interest of the people the
rights of the States, and the spirit of the Constu
ton.
Resolved That it is the right of the Senate to in
quire, and the duty of the President to inform them
why, and Tor what cause causes, any officer has
been removed in the recess
Resokoed that the removals from office nv tho Pro
sident since the last session of the Senate. scem
with few exceptions, to be without satisfactor; rea
sons against the public interest, the rights of tho
States and the spirit of the Constitution Where
fore,
ResoiUed, That the President of the United States
DC respectfully requested to communicate TO the Sc
nate the number, names. and Offices of the officers
removed by him since the last session of the Senate
with the reasons for such removal.
I'VE look TO the vote on these resolutions nc of
the utmost importance. As we view the subject, it
wiIi determine neither more nor less than this-ybe-
Their the President is despot for limited period
or whether in the exercise of his prerogative, he
is still subject TO the controu of constitutional
nient without cause, and without restrass-wferc in
the name of Heaven, is the difference between the
power thus exercised according tile breast of him
VINO exercises it, and sheer and dmitt ed despotsn
We are glad that he Senate is brought 10 toe the
mark on this great question, and that they must give
the reasons of their decision and the decision itself
IN the face of day and the American People,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-30
Staunton. April 0, 1890.

From the STAUNro. SrEc~Arop
"a he Summer Session will commence on the
LIST Monday in May next, when it is oxpected ,ba,
tho seminary will be furnished with pbiIoSonb;caI
and chemical apparatus, Miss ScherdIin conf;n5ss
her skI'ul instructions in the musical department and
ronage of the public. Her terms of u,ion nv, q, ~
SIS per session She asolnends teaching her yef
nacuar tongue, The French language, to Which un-
ocraAins she Is believed to be eminenty competent
Stanton, April 10, 1880 q,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-30
JOHN V&N-LFW e, co

w Just received and ore now opening, their
nv spring supply of HARDWARE and CUTIE
III ~ imported per ship TALLY 10 from LIVERPOOL,
I comprising the usual variety fgoods in their
''''- mar 2i--2aw5W
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-30

IuE ENCYCLUPEDIA AMEKICANA.
We have wished for time, to call the at
tcntion of the Public to this useful work We
cannot do so more appropriately, than by quoting
the following fattering notice of it from the London
Literary Gazette. It has agents in this city,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-30
WARRANTED SCYTHFS

>oR sale at the sign Of the PADDOCK, complete assor
Il ment OF Scyilbes, which warrant, ''
Also the British Patent Scytbes from 4s to- 81 iucbe all
worm inc attention of Farmers And general assortment, of
Saddery, and Rodgers Fine Cutlery
Dearbop's Patent Balances
Spades and shovels,
EmersOns Razor Strops
GLACIERS Diamonds, and Genuine f,emm;,o,s N.o,,.
worth the attention of purchasers.
-, THOMAS A. RUST
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-30

pROwN's BEST CHEWING TOBACCO,
- nov For sale by II. &. McNENLARA.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-30

~ An atrocious deed was committed about
o'clock last veveuing, in this city. A Mrs Hayward
in the neighborhood of Henrco Court House, sus.
pectng servant girl Of about ID years of age oil
theft taxed her with it, and one word bringing on an
other, seized butchers knife, and stabbed her to
the heart. The girl survived about five minutes pre-
sentng dreadful spectacle to the bchodcr. The cul-
prt is in jail
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-30

FRO BE- CONTINUED ]
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-30

WISH to employ at the Muddy Creek Mills, an
Il experienced Miller None need apply but such
as can anord tue most satisfactory testimonials of
nesty capabhty and sobriety
ap 2O-6t c FRANCIS II. DEANE I,,r,-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-30
HOUSE OF DEL EG4T'E
WEDNEsDAY. Dec. 90.

Mr. Henshdto offered the following resolution:
Resolved, that the Committee for Courts of Justice
he instructed TO enquire into the expedency of pac
ing bonds, penal bills, single bills, promssory notes
and proved accounts. upon Tie same dignity i'll all
cases
The resolution was adopted.
Mr.. Barter offered the following resolution:
Resolved, that the Committee of Roads and Navi-
cation be instructed to cnqure in q tho cXp"diency of
survey Of route for public road nv the En9 heer
from Huntersvillc IN The county of Pocahou'as. ~
the way of S'oncv Crock. Williams River, S:roln's
Gladcs, and Birch River 10 Petersburg
The resolu ion adopted
Mr.. PARROT offered the following resolution which
was adopted.
Resolved, that the Committee of Roads and Nav
igaton be instructed to enquire into the cxpcdoncy
ofproviding by law for the completion Of the Turn
pike Road from the Pennsylvania line through Eliza
beth Town to thr Ohio River.
Mr.. Cds,iemnn offered the following resolutions
Resolved. that The report Of Tho hudi.or of Public
Accounts, exhibiting in detail, tho salaries Of the
vera Officers of Government. he referred to the Sc
Iect Committee appointed on the snhiec' of the Exc
cutive Department; and that said Committee BE- in
sruc'cd to revise and report upon the salaries Of
said officers by bill or otherwise
The resolution was adopted
Phe bill giving Mechanics III the town of Wheel
ing, liens upon houses butby them. hiving been read
second time.
Mr.. HTiTams of Harrison. reminded the House
that similar bin had been lost at he last Session,
tie ground Of the mpolicy of local legislation I,
not customary to oppose bill AT the pre- Ont
stage Of this but he thought IL propc- 20 remind tho
House of,hc fact hc had stated
Mr.. Jacobs requested lint tho bill might he suffer
cd 10 advance IN its Sd rcndiug when he would
fy the House that u was different from the
jccted last session. as night fron day.
Mr. WHiiams Withdrawing opposition, the bill was
ordered to Cd reading.
The engrossed hill regulating the practice Of
ng out wrs Of scre facias read the Sd time and
passed.
Resolutions from the committee for courts " Justice:
1si, Declaring IL rxprhirnt ~ require security from
SherHs proporoned Co the amount Of taxes, officers
fees and executions in tie respective counties of tho
commonwealth: ID, Declaring IL expedieni to pro.
vide Ivy law, that when recommendations Of justices
Of the peace shall be hereafter made by any OF tho
county courts If this commonwc lt, the of tho
Justices respectively, in making such recommended
tons shall be entered upon the record of the cour,
making 'hc same, MI ansmittcd with the
dstirnt &c Executive agreed TO by the House
The '."er re- 10 Y4s IN response IN r"s1'"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-30
BIoGER's PRIZE OrrIoE.
THIS DAY

THIS DAY.
Delaware and North Carolina Lottery, No. Is-
drawing to Do received THIS DAY
CapIais-Si500O 5000. 1000, 1000, 1890, OF
ioOo, &C. &c.-Tickets S., halves 2 SO. quarters
Virginia State Lottery, No. I3-To be drawn in
tins CITY, To-Morrow afternoon, at O'Clock.
Capitals-sl0.0OO,s of 5000 Q Of $500, 2 of 2434,
~ OF looo.-ricke's 81, halves 2, quarters I.
" For sale in the usual great vuriey, ut the Ex-
change snd Lottery Office Of
dec Cots THoS B. BIGGER.
MANAGERS OFFICE.
u Delaware and N Carohpa LOTTERY, Cas- No.
H. drawing will be received TODAY Ia
Prizes: g 900, 900, 1000, 600, and OF O0o
Tickets So halves so. quarters 25.
SPLENDID LOTTERY!
Union Canal Lottery, Class No. "a, to be drawn
next Monday, Sd January.
. Prizes: 10000. 5000. 5000 Of e0OO and 10 of
ooo- Whole Tickets only $40, halves S. quarters
90 e'sh'hs s5..-Ticke's for sale either by the
package or at re,aii.at
dec so YATES g. MINTYRE, Managers.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-30

into the expedency of requiring the county courts
cerhy TO the Executive, with their ndations
ct justices of the peace, whether the persons recon-
mended, have relations xions already OF tn.
bench-or Of providing some other mode Of prevent.
iHg the accumulation Of members of the same family
en- the county court bench
MT .4pinson said. that in submitting tho letter
WI he wished to go to the Committee of Finance
hevsaed himself Of the opportunity to correct on i'm.
precision which he had to day heard abroad calcu
lated 20 implcste Msjor Chs Smith of Norfolk. Mr.
A. said, that when he submitted the resolutions for
inquiry asto the expe,iency of some Legislative pro-
tecuon tn the revolutionary claimants he meant to
defeat the object of the spectators. The letter
which gave rise 10 the invcstg p,irports TO have
beer written by Charles Smith at the request of the
person who proposed to undertake the of
the claim for Ho6ers heirs. The WRITER was not con.
sdered by Mr. A. as the specuator. hut the latter
term he meant to apply to the individual. by whose
request Smith wrote. Mr.. A. said that he had but
slight acquaintance with Major S., and so far az that
went he knew nothing in the smallest degree derog
atory to his character as gentleman. and that when
ne. Mr. A., should unintentionally do injury to cen
tieman. or 1t his remarks should he he
would take great pleasure in doing justice.
The Special Committee to whom was referred a
resolution enqurng into the propriety of vesing the
County Courts with power over the expediencv and
location nj precinct elections having reported in IA
vor OF the Proposition
MIR Spurlorke moved to substitute the Superior
Courts OF law in the place Of county COURTS.
MIR. Mcfarland, said there might be some oues.
ton as to the exDediency of transferring the power
over separate elections from the Legislature but
therc could be none he thought. TO the relative
superiority of the county over the Superior Cour ~
law. Coming from the various sections of the cnun
ty the Justices must be better Judges If the wants
OF the county and the claims of conflicting localities
than he Judges of the Superior Courts could be
presumed to BE-
Mr.. Spurlockc replied Sectional feelings existed
in many counties. and he decisions Of the county
courts would be BIASED by their influence On the
other hand Judges of the Superior Court, often not
residing in the county concerned would not be liable
to be Influenced by sectional views.
MIR. Spurlockc's amendment was defeated. and the
resolution OF the Select Committee adopted-uyes SIS
noes ~
Tho House having got through with the business
on its table-on motion of Mr.. linn. Adjourned
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-30
Coarse WOollens.

MIR. CARPENTER respectfully informs the
lVl gentlemen ofthe Bar, that through the soci,a-
ton of some OF the most respectable lawyers in Rich
mond, he will commence with a private class Of the
Profession on Monday next, if sufficient number Of
names are obtained-expressy make them acquaint-
ed with opening. conducting and closing set of books
by double entry Also the means of-testing all &C.
counts by balance sheet upon an entire new plan,
which Is the ".uagna Ch0rta" of the scenceof book
Keeping IL will occupy but six hours. hour each
day. For further particulars, apply at the office next
door to G. e. A. Warwck's, Main Street.
dec II
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-30
Grand National Ball

MFR. BOSSIEUX respectfully ncquaints his pat
lvA rons. md the LADIES' and gentlemen of Rch-
mond Manchester and their vcinIcs, that he intends
opening his New and Superior Ball Room in the rear
of the Theatre, on Street, which will be known ny
tho name Of Tcrpschore Hall He will, Friday
next 30ih inst $50, give Grand Ball, to COM
mcncc at seven O'Clock IN the evening.
Tickets ST. To admit one gentleman and two la
dies, TO b. had al the Hall
Iigh; rcfreshment for ladies' and gentlemen will be
provided. and ~ musicians will be engaged for that
occasion. to play marches between the Coiillions
Days of tuition, Wednesdays, Fridays--Coilon
Parties every Saturday evening, to which pupils md
parents are admitted without any extra charges,
crpt for rcfrcshmcnts
ladies and gentlemen need not he afraid OF being
too much crowded. as 10 Coiions can he made up
at once, and the Room hold from 500 to 1000
ncrsons, dec 2S-it
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-30

Chocolate, Loaf Sugar, Cheese, &c.
Rece'ring for sale, per Seooners Dean SUIT Tantpy
OH and Mineral.
z!O Cases superior Champaign wine
81 hhds sugars. Cd and Sd qualities
dn superior Antigua rum
Choice Cognac brandy
Spermaceii candles
GO boxes "Jacksons" mould do
900 do various brands do
so boxes Bakers" family chocolate
hhds very old aud superior Jamaica rum
Cut nails, IN casks Of 100 lbs eacb from 3D. TO
90 penny
Cotton yaru, No. @ to 10
Soal leather y
Goshen cheese, large sizs
Fancy soapin boxes
Salt, Liverpool filed sacks
New furniture, sofss, chairs, &c
indigo in ceroons
New ENGLAND sh~i
n h.r-i.tf~