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Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1831-09-02

On Monday, an honest Tar who had return
ed in the Delaware, got himself seated with
the driver of one of the Dry Dock stages. OBJ
serving the driver blowing on his fingers he
asked the cause! the driver said he did so from
!he excessive eo,a wen snip mate says JACK
spell below, under the hatches.' The driver
declined accepting the proffer of assistance,
not thinking his companions experience ofland
sailing sufficiently I: Com.
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1831-09-02

Fashion.-The present style of shirt collars
requires them to be about three inches broad
above the cravat, and stiff and sharp as a
butchers knife. A rough wag of fellow;
from the Blue Ridge, lately met dandy with
his head esconced within one of these collars
in the streets of Baltimore, and struck with
his strange appearance, he accosted him,
/" Gouge me, my hero, if don't believe you've
|got your shirt on 1orong end ubSuardSS"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-24
NEW YORK MARKET

NEW YORK MARkET-January -.
ASHgs-Prces continued wtroul change with a fair bust
ness; Pots S. Ia; PeaIls 20.
CrIoS.Tne sales during the week. extended to hut
200 bale', Of wi;h 40 Upland 9saO.c; 100 New
Orleans at l!al2, 81 Alabama IO7aIl and few Florida
at lie The prices scarcely supported during last two
days.
CoTDp-Plces were fully maintained. though with mode
rate business 900 bags 81 Domingo sold 9iaO IOc;
Brazil lO and Cuba at 9la0c Most Of sales were in
small parcels TO supply the immediate of the trade
Fist The principal kinds higher The cosin, sale
were 81 75a3 for dry Cod the latter price being readily
tanned for shipping qualities $3.50 paid Boston pack
including packages Mackerel So 3sa5O $50 and 325 Sea
MoL,s.Esseycra sales were made Of prime Louisiana, .,
% CTS We quote Martinique and Gaudaope at 25a27 cents,
with but little here or CUBA there none Orleans is
arriving freely The cargo Of the Chancellor was sold
some WEEKS ago hut is srl IN the motkct
SuGiR TIE market continued previous week cosed
No further decline manifest The quantity forced ON the
market less 400 hld Ocaus sold by auciion AT
CoRN ExcnIH6E During the first days there was br, little
apparent demand, aud prces rather relaxed Good kinds
were sold at So "moug the sales this price were 1000 bbs
Georgetown Sorts esteemed NJ some instances sol a,
Sj87l Buyers then took hold freely and an INC easing
activity went on 10 the close Of business some r,ly in
prices street brought s. 0lGl fair Western brand,
Bai Troy !; New York an Ia, and held at l. The
sales of the week estimated 10 600 10 600 rls chiefly
for Immediate shipment considerable moyemrn,
also Ia Rye Flour 50 83a1 the latter being the closing rcc
buyers Indian Meal is without charge On Saturday 200
bushels prime Western Wheat brought 1877 ccnts and 9n cts
was Offered ini aParcc nj prime Virginia store Eqry in
tire week 1900 Northern Rye sold al 7r and t., @ m
further supplies. New Northern Corn sold at r5c and old
Southern hom store ~ small Cjc Inferior parcel
Southern Wine - BE Dd. 23c
Flour bh ~; Troy 25; Wes,ern Canal & Ia,G ~
Ohio, via Canal w. PhladslphaG ~; Baltimore wit ri
Howard - 25aG 49, Richmond City Mills 25a6 %; Coun.
y,Gl2i Georgetown 12a6 49, Alexandra, ~ Ictrur,
and Iedec&bug, Gao -; luIsu Meal, 325a3 30; hid
9al1 Wheat, Geneee 81 Virginia new, goal 8I Com.
y. IS; South. COsC,l
FRncnfs Flour chipping brshly 10 Liverpool and Lon
don at J'g1ais Very luie Cotton offers.
Two o'cioH., T.. NJ
1mE MArSLrIie prices OF -four vey folly sustained
This monng and We dunk ~ might be added our nuo
tation say Western So % III fof fair good ban,
CoTTE -Prlccs fully maintained, though with mode
rate business 700 bags 1t Domingo sold 81 81 CHIEFLY al
Qcfss Igrt "a and nv.yf IuI 4
az ~ 10 cts Most Of the sales small parcels TO sup
ply the hnRedae wants OF the trade Jour Com
JANUARY 10
The Corn ma.c' has been very active this wceb and con
stanty advancing Yesterday Flour is6 III A.
S67J Tor common sorts buysfs and this morning the lowest
prce which sellers viii name 81 Tor and
or Wheat 1000 huse, rnus Southern scd yesterday
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-24
From the yonmal Of commcr1c.

FRoM GuRRALTAR.-rho schr Ncstor, Captain
WILSON, sailed from Gibraltar Bav the 10Th of
December; but had no communication with tho shore
later than the loth or 18th. We have seen letters
as late as the G.h. There also letters from Ca
d'z, da ed in the beginning ofthe same month They
entirely silent in regard to political matters from
which it may be inferred that nothing important lad
occurred since the date ofoui previous adviccs We
make he following quo atoms from Gibraltar Price
Current Of Nov. Goth.
Flour, Sc soar, scarce; K"u'ucky Tobacco, So 25aS7
per cwt, wheat, S. 2jal 90 per fanega according to
quality; maze Am 81 per fan, ron; rice s. 5OaSJ
per cwt, good search American, beet, 81 jOiS8 de-
w o. scarce pipr s68sSG5 ner 1900 hid 4ia45,
bril- 3Oa33 Sngor. Havana white, scarce, 80
5oaSio 50cwt, brown. S. 75aG; Wine. Malaga sweet
o. cask, 81 So $40; dry, 81 50aIO. Exchange LON
don, 50daa per dollar.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-24
HARLBsvoN MARKET. Jan.

CHARLESTON MARKET, Jan. -.
CoTroN.-Sea Island soa25; Stained iOaii Maine
end Sance i7alo; short staple, new ltloS In
element wcsther added Ia the late Unsatisfactory
accounts from Liverpool, have had an uniavoIab!e
luoencc upon the market during the week.-In Long
Staple C"t,ons Very few sales have been efi'ccd
and these were confined To the lower Cuntes IL Sea
Islands, with some lots of Muiucs and SJriees.
which on the former at 90 cts the latter ut ~
TO i8l cts. Holders of Upands have eviacrl dis
position 90 meet purchasers freely former rates,
and IN some instances, particularly III nrOr Gescrp
tons, al triin reduction on tho pfirCS of the pre-
cci,uy week one or two considerable lots having
been sae a, our lowest quotation, G4 cts--,hc prin-
c'pal sales, however, were from O. To 92 cts but
choce luts still held h CHEST rate l0J and
IN ono instance iOS cts. was paid for very superior
parcel bu, SIMILAR quali'y seldom seen in our
market, tina It cannot b. put IN the range of our quo
tations The better qualities have decided prefer
eucu with the buyctS. 1t seems, however, To be
generally admitted, tha, in descriptions Of the
article, there is slight depression below what 1t
would have commanded the week previous. The
receipts al the week are put down nj $50 bales Sea
Island. and 65O8 bales of Upland C"tInr Cleared
in the same period, 81 bales Sea Island. and 1926
bales of Upnnds. Ga stipboard, not cleared, els
bales Sea Islands an-e627 bales OF Uplands
R'cE Prime s. 3 lag rs; Inferior to gnod 81, 7 o
az &.-The sales of the week have been large,
principally FOR the Northern and w est India kets
and prices eeem to have settled down the r>;cs
which ruled pr vious To he late news, which,
since last European advrces has lost its effect
quotation, and that was very prime lot which
brough S. Thr import Of tho week is between j
and 5000 tierccs Export during the week 1928
tiprccS
FLoUR.-paSl Bait. and Richmond, supcrfinc
SIS 20 Floor continues {" erioy far mand.
principally 'r i"nc consumption, without any yaria-
ton IN prices. Some lots said have been taken
on spcculItion winch held It'll. over our high
est quotation.
CoGy--52a5j O,rs-. oaI5.--TAc rece.p;s of
Corn during the week, amounted To- about 20 900
bushels which were taken 81 the dealers at from )
toss c;s.
FRErGHrs.--S, veral vessels ere now taking IN
Cotton for Great Rr am n I'd pcI lb-no advance on
this rate having been obtancd.- Nothing offering
for France. Rs her hru'e rates demanded tor
Northern ports, few ves>cs, expect the regular pack
cts, beng dcslro"s OF going IN that direction this
nc!cment season of the yHor. TO New York, for
Cotton G'l cent TO - pr balei aud - cents 81
per tercr Tor Rice;--:n Boston. cent per ID Tor
square and 80 for round bag, and 81 per ,cTcc
Tor Rrc';-to Providence" cent per 10 for square,
and SIS tor round bags CO,lon and ST. per t,rce for
Ric..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-24
COMMERCIAL.
RICHMOND MARKET.

FLOUR aud WHEAT have advanced in this and
the Northern markets within few days. The cur.
rent price for good red Wheat on Saturday was
llOaiI2scls. Wc learn that sbout IGOO bbs Canal
Flour were sold on Saturday at Sc, and that tha,
price offered and refused f;r 1900 bbs CityM.s.
So so being asked The stock Of Flour at present
in this market is computed at - 10 Is, 600 bbly.
TOBACCO Of inferior quality has advanced. New
cnllinga sell at S2,25a3,25.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-24

U BANK STocK.-59 Shares were sold a, the
n. York Stock and Exchange Board OH the 18th
inst. at Size.
ExcHANeE on LONDON, at New York Jan. 10
6la6k per cent. prem
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-24
of a letter dated Gibraltar. De

The last sales ok<t JT here 81 per biol
not barrel in hGsthauds.
Grain has Smyrna and Cnusan'inoplr shipments
OF Flour TO those ports recommended Sales of all the Amer,
Flour having been made go per bp THIS if correct
cill be OF benefit To mat winch here all
Malta has been disposed Of for the Indian Islands.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-24

Nav CrtESNs Jan. | Our produce market may now be
considered open and tender you quotations per an
nexed Price Current
large business has been done the past week in cottons
holders having way freely cent rom the previous week
hloasses aud Sugar offered freely quotations. and
holders very anxious to sell
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-24
on Eaglanl per cent, premium.
LYNCHBURG MARKET-Junuury 90

Wheat and -four remain unurrcd very little of
either Coming IN. Wheat from 60 to s. cents Corn
bri"Gs readily S. -. Corn meal Is IN great demand
nearly all the mills having stopped grinding conse-
qucncc OF being frozen up by the excessive cold
weather.
The transactions in tobacco limited The
common qualities somewhat improved.
POrk.--rhere are yet few hogs IN market, which
selling at 50 75.-Ii,-giniqa.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-24
as6rtDaeso,su gIsbtn.
MoNpAY MORNING, IN. -. leai.

THE LcGisLArUnE.--Oa Saturday, the House OF
Delegates was occupied the creator part OF the day
on the Report made by Mr Rvos Of Campbell from
the Committee of Agriculture, two resolutions
submitted {, that Committee at the instance of Mr..
Barbour; the fTs, proposing % establish Agr;cul-
tural Chair IN the University; the second 20 purchase
n small tract oC land in its vicinity To be used q
pattern farm The Committee reported fvorably
the first, proposing however, to submt.it to the
Visitors for their views, 10 be made known to the
mex, General Assembly: the second, their decision
wac adverse, and Mr.. Barbour moving TO amend the
report in thl' respect. brought a and discur
sive discussion, in which The state of Agriculture
generally was reviewed, ITS depression and the best
means Of reviving it. Gen. Eppes attacked the two
propositions of Mr.. Barbour with great vehemcncc,
considering them the Offspring Of The same spirit
which had produced the Tariff which he took coca
sion to intimate his readiness oppose by force and
to express his belief that by that means only was il
t" bc got id Of Mr. Barbour's reply, in which he
rescued hIs agricultural projets from the paternity
assigned them, defended them by the authority or
Mr. JetersV depicted he deplorabc state Of Agri-
culture and asserted the necessity of knowledpsto
smrIi"ratc the condition and protect the liberties or
MAJ was brilliant md fclicirous. Nevertheless the
Report Of the Committee postponed indefinitely.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-24

hom store at 40 and 1900 bushels Western lI5
The prices presume would he accepted tins
'hg Rye aud Chm extremely
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-24

letter from New Orleans dated Dec 28,h, say.
lst quality louisiana Cotton sold TO day at IC cent:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-24

The population Of the State Of New York, rs
nearly a. Il yet ascorLaned is ,034 39G
Ptrqry o0 urge scale. a S,cilian brig the Co.
e 10, which arrived at CibrsrRr Dec. 9th from
it'c Jonc.ro, m7de the hi0wing report Oct Goth
.'t, y" ~. ion. %, 20, wss bo-rdcd By ii. NJ.
brig Falcon, end Informed that she toVc,he, ,,,,b =
bnlsA iuga.e. bad captured near the Island of As.
.'nsi"H' pirate ship mounting 30 guns, and bav-
lnR q crew oi zoo - winch NE lost about a
i1.'" ~ IAs acton ana ihc capturing ships % neu
zoe Faicol had on board the pirate captain and
two "thet persons frcm THAI ship, with whom she
wac bound 10 D,rmuGs.
IL U .. frigaic DaOdywinc tooched at Gibral.
ear Nov 3Gib
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-24

TIE PRrsIDGNr AND NlC2 President Muci,
has been said 4nI written oa the rumored msunder
standing of these dgni,arics. Various editions Of
the and circumstances Of their misundcrstand.
ing have reached the Pubic--e stablishnr one fact
conclusvcly-thut there ir1s n misunders and,up hut
leaving its history obscured by doubt and uncertain
ty. There is (as will be by the article from
the y. ). Gazette fumor that the differ cnce
has been compromised by the umprage of honour.
able men. Again, there is a rumor that the Vice
President his determined to appeal to the ublic
ard that his pamphlet may be momently expected TO
appear We neither know nor greatly care. how the
matter is, is to be We do indeed, feel solicit
tude, that the Vice President may not be Frustrated
by the arts of his rival. If this matter is salyed
ovcr-iF differences serious adjusted in the
dark-lF the nnpututon which rests upon Mr. Cal
houns honour, of having induced Gen. Jackson to
believe hat his I'M Calhouns) course on the Semi
mole question: the of the truth. and of
having persuaded him that Dir Crawford was his
only enemy on that occaslon-if such Impututions as
these arc settled by secret treaty. the Public con
get bnt one couclusion-namely,t tina. Mr. Calhoun's
conduc! could not bear Tie light, and that he has
been content To purchase peace, at the expense of
his honou-.
But, perhaps rs we Coalition me ,, we on rh,
upon THIS occasion, 10 keep our months shut Wo
shall therefore be coutcnt with placing. the spccua
tons OF others, in the shape Of letters from Wash
Ing'on by oar contemporary eaye) &c before the
reader taxing the prccaution to vouch for nothing
.hcy say much OF which however, may well be true
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-24
Correspondence Of tine U S. Gazeue.
WAsHINGToN, JAN.

WAsHNGToN, JAN. II, 1881.
We have been bcset and actually conyulsed Inv
the ruinoTs which have prevailed in the city during
the last two or three days. the subject OF the dis
pute between the President and tGc Vice President
We wcr" told III the first plaC" Monday morn
ing, that Mr.. Calhoun had CHALLENGED Mr. Vim
Buren,, but that no could be so Ignorant, of Mr.
Van Bur"n'5 character, az t. believe tina; il wouL
lead to any duel When that report died awav. wo
were told that the dispute had been submitted TO
arb!t!ai'n, Mr. Webster and Mr. CrowplnsbieId br
ing chosen by the Vice President and Mr. Archer
and q 5ehcycl Mr. &. Johnson on the part of the
President Nothing satisfactory came out of this
report The Vice PrcsideD. appeared IN his scat
IN the senate yesterday, and exhibited so much com.
P"snre and "quunim'ty that n general impression
was made, that the difference had been am,cnblv
adyn5'"d. This impression has not been disturbpd
ny any Subsequent rumors. On the contrary, it hus
received something like combinations from repor,
tfnt ON" NJ IN" conditions which has been nprccd TO
~ tha' Mr. Duff" shall not press his amendment
oi The Constitution. THIS alsr, may appear strange
as Gen Jackson recommended in his Mcssngc, The
very omo ndmcni which Mr.. M'Dunlc has reported:
but ihls 10 the age of phenomena IL is whispered
nat tho portion Of the party which desire To- sec
Zen Jackson reelected, think thlt the resolution
offered by Mr.. M'Dufic, IS intended to exclude the
Gencfol from even the possibility Of recollection Il
mas been, thcrosurc, theme of so much discussion
and uncasincss, that tho conduct of Mr. Calhoun
winch was regarded as so offensive by Gen Jack
son, - TO be- overlooked pordoncd. and periaps for
gotten, on condition that the very proposition sug
gosicd and recommended by The President himsolC
snail not b. pr 'sscd. Will nD' pretend to guarantee
The truth OF this statement, which has now obtain.
Cd currency bot If T. be- true what H. To- bo Thought
OF men who thus play part before tho public
eye and sustain character directly opposite, behind
ih" curnin2
The subject Of the Indian ourncis at this mo
mont great deal OF conversation and sympathy
ihcTc IS Cherokee delegation in this city, which
hn7 brought on n strong and very Interesting letter
addressed TO tho Clorohccs, by Gen. Dearborn in
The name IT President Jefferson IN July 1901 in
addition 10 this Inc delegation has brought ON tho
M 9u,"s "t conference between The Cherokee Chiefs
ard General Dearborn while Srrrc,ory or WA. md
"T' silver pWc gwen By Gen. Washington and oil
INC proofs which could tc collected of lac good in
''n'"rs end feelings o. l.c Go cr.l Government TO-
bright gold chain wl.cn is aid e, De- coblems',c Of
INC PEly and endurance Of the good faith of tho &c
ncTa' govermont. There ave aIso some Qnnpaws
mere %hn wer" driven INTO Arkansas some time ago.
'nd whose lands, where 'hcv afterwards settled Sad
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-24

ROBiNSOyy'S P4TENT BGRLEI
A Supply Of Ru5iuson's Pa'cu' Barley, Tor ma
"a klnp superior Barley Watcr n ten minutes
for sale by r H. EUSTACE.
,,.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-24

CENsus OF NEw ENGLANp-'Thc Portland Adver-
tiser gives the result Of the late ceusus IN that
State. according TO the Marshal's returns. rhe
whole number Of inhabitants il 3o9,s83; Of whom
~ are deaf and dumb, Isl blind 1880 aliens, and
i!o1 colored. We have now the population Of New
rnulsuI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-24

Winter Strained Lamp OIL.
AZ Biol. Wlnlcr STRAINED Lamp Ol, now. and
- for sale 10y j. II. EtSTArE.
ian q
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-24
FOREIGN,

LATER FROM ENGLAND Tho Boston Cen
tinel and Gazette OF Monday ccknSssl ledge the
receipt of Halifax papers. which sos.sAia English
dates to the llth ul,. as fIow:--
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-24

Prince G P. Of Nuremberg, left New Orlear
on the 2lst of December, another voyage odds
Before he returns he expects to visit Mexico an
Peru.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-24

NOR HIRE, Negro CHI, aged about lG, raised
Z ~ the house and accustomed lo nurse yonnr
cbild'cn-honcst aud good.naturcd. Agp'y al MG
Wing Office. IN, q,
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-08-03
S tUN) REV ARD.

VIE subscriber having employed ALEX
ID AMBER PATTERSON as an Agen: in
INC sale o: Shoes at Angelica, in the State of
New York. who not having been heard of since
the time Of his receiving the proceeds of those
sales, is by the subscriber supposed to have alb
seconded, and he now offers the above reward
tor such information as will lead TO the discov.
cry and arrest of The said Patterson. Patterson
Is Scotchman by birth, about feet 6 inches
high-rather thick and of sallow complexion
has weeping sinew ON his left wrist-on one
hand an anchor, and on his arm, a mermaid and
the letters E. A. P. s.. prcked in with India
Ink JAMES WHITTENORE
Worcester, July 81.
0F Publishers of other papers will confer
favor by noticing the above
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j. l.. Clmk's Erchange.

KHNHE public are respectfully informed
Il that the above establishment has re
Gently gone into operation. Frequently expe.
riencing the many Inconvenience thai stran
gers in many instances subjected to in
transacting their business at this place, often
in want of the convenience OF writing appar-
atus and the means of ascertaning the differ
ent locations, &c. which they may be in pur-
suit of about the city and its vicinity, have
taken the liberty to give the public general
invitation to consider themselves at home with
me, while they remain in the city. All the
principal city papers, together with most ofthe
New England and the principal southern and
western and fair assortment of foreign pa.
Pers, are conveniently arranged for the accom-
modation of the public. Any negotiations, or
any business that may fall in the line ola Stock
and Exchange Broker, vii! be attended to with
facility and despatch. Any Commission with
which my friends may favor me, will be com
piled with to the full letter of their instructions.
Please call on j.. L. CLARK.
April 81 Am 168 Broadway, Nrw York.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-08-03
Patent &Ot0 BedsteGd.

VENHE subscriber, having obtained Letters
a Patent, under the Seal of TIE United
States, for newly invented article of house
hold furniture, which subserves the purpose of
a Sofa or Bed, at pleasure, now offers for sale
the right OF making and vending the same,
within the County of Worcester.
The above article can be manufactured at
small expense, for the use of persons in moder
ate circumstances, or may be ornamented to an
extent, which shall unite elegance with conven-
fence and utility, at the option ofthe purchaser
Inc model may be seen at Thornas's Wor-
cester Coffee House, where all necessary iufor.
nation, relative to it, will be communicated.
JOHN r. PENNIMAN.
Worcester July 81
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-08-03
LOST.

AN Saturday, July 9. somewhere between
~ Ward, (Mass) and Ashford, Comm by
the way Of Clappville, Charlton, Southbrldge
and Woodstock, a Red Morocco POCKET
BOOK, somewhat worn, containing two Notes
one dated Ward, April |, 1881, of S52 sc, sign,
ed ZeOulun Cary, per order F. H. Murdoch
another Note dated Ward, July |, 1881, of
$48 % signed Zebulun Cary, per order F. H
Murdoch, endorsement on said Note dated July
:, 1881. of $40. Also, five dollar Bill on the
United States Bank, and FIVE dollar Bill on
the Blackstone Bank Uxbridge, and some other
papers not now recollected. Whoever will re.
turn said Pocket Book and contents to the own.
er, shall be handsomely rewarded and all nee
essary charges paid.
THOMPSON SLEAD.
Ward july 81 IF
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-08-03
GF Ne,O Establishment of
HARD WARE.

FENHE subscribers have Just received, and
Il now offer FOR sale general assortment Of
Hard Ware:-
CONSISTING IN PART Or
SHEET LEAD,
Brass KETTLES,
TEA BOILERS.
BUTTS ami SCREWS,
Door TRI.h.HLNGS,
COMHODE KNOBS and RINGS,
FELLOWS md BRUSHES,
SHOPELS and TONGS,
W5lTERS, SHUTTERS, and TRAYS,
LOCKS md FILES,
WIRE and OVEN DOORS,
MOLLOW R.4RE, CUTLERY, sc. &C.
Together with an assortment of CARPEN.
TER'S TOOLS.
Many of the above Goods were bought at
Auction, and will be sold at very small adj
vance. CALEB NEWCOMB 81 co.
Worcester, July q. ep3weo3w
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Ward, July %.
LOST OR STOLEN,

a VALlSE of the common form, made Of
IA uncolnred leather, containing sundry arti.
Giles Of clothing and an Attorneys Satchel or
Green Bag, with &C. c. Baldwin" marked
upon it. The Satchel contained variety OF
Notes and Accounts in favor of the subscriber,
valuable to him alone Whoever will return
The same to JAMES WoRrHINGToS, at the Brick
Hotel, Worcester, shall be satisfactorily re-
warded CHRIS. G.. RAI.DWiN
JulY "