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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-09-22
From the Beltimere Gazette, Sept. IS.

INSURRECTiON OF The NEGROES
IN NORTH CAROLINA
We stop the press to insert the following
letter received by Mr. BARNUM, City Hotel,
conveying the unpleasant information OF the
insurrection of the blacks.
RALEIGH, 18th Sept 1881.
Dear Brother - | came TO Raleigh last
night on business at the same time expecting
to fad d letter ia the Office from you.
stayed in town all night, but was aroused
from my sleep by the alarm that the Negroes
were advancing towards this place. Express
SEES arrived during the night that fitming-
ton ,cas IN the hands of he tlachs and burnt
The town of Raleigh was under arms all
night and this morning presents a dreary as
pect--women running in every direction al
most distracted
The leading men Of the town are at this
moment assembled at the Court House ex-
aiming a number of negroes. All business
Is stopped and arms collecting from all parts
OF the country. have just been with a par
tl Of gentlemen TO examine all the ammunition
IN the stores.
p. s While writing the above man has
arrived in express from Jonsen County, and
killed his horse on the road, and begs assist
snce for arms and ammunition.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-09-22

Our city has been much agitated during
the last week, by reports of gross and indie
cent oatrages committed on two individuals,
by a member of Congress. The following
paragraph has reference to this matter. We
have heard report that the criminal has
committed suicide in prison, and that one OF
the manned individuals is dead.
".Maim.-NVe do not remember to have
witnessed a any community so great de-
gree of excitement as was manifested by the
people Of this village and a portion OF the
county on Sunday and Monday last The
cause of this excitement was the fact that
two individuals of the county, the one an ell
Derry gentleman, the other youth, both
considered to rank amongst the most respec-
table citizens, were mamea IN the most
shocking manner, on the first mentioned day.
On Monday, an individual of the highest re-
putation and standing in this county, was
brought before an Examining Court, consis.
ting of VIM NJ Sneed, Esq Thomas 3 Lit
tleiohn, Esq. and Joseph ii. Bryan, Esq.
charg ed with the preparation OF said offences.
After patient investigation of the matter, the
individual in question, was committed TO prl-
son. TO await the issue ofthe wounds inflicted.
As the case will he brought before a Judge
of our Superior Court next week, we abstain
at present from mentioning even the names OF
The parties lest 10 the existing state of pub
lie feeling improper bias might be supposed
10 exist against one party or the other.
IOgt6rd, NJ Z. Ezansiaer.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-09-22

Mr.. Woodbury., Secretary Of the Navy.
and family, accompanied by Col Gamble,Ss
the Navy, arrived IN Philadelphia on russ-
day evening, aud have taken lodgings as
Wells Congress Hall.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-09-22

The new Legislature Of Rhode Islau
stands-anti Jackson 5o--Jackson Is,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-09-22
J. MARSHALL.
BALTIMORE. Sept. ID.

The weather was very warm last week,
the mercury. in open air, rising every day
above so deg. On Thursday it rose to Sc,
on Friday to 81, and on Saturday as high as
9ea deg. This temperature, being accom-
panied by close, moist state of air, rem
dered the weather very oppressive The ci-
ty is nevertheless unusually healthy, and we
have no mosquitoes. circumstance in which,
we understand, we have the advantage over
some of our neighbours.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-09-22
New YoRK, Sept. 10

NEW TURK StFts TT
The Hon. Edward Livingston, Secretary
of State, and the Hon. Levi Woodbury., Sc
cretary of the Navy, With his family, have
arrived in this city on their way to the seat
of government. The former has taken lodg-
ings with friend in Park place--the latter
at the City Hotel, Anumber of the citizens
of Boston rendered MIR Woodbury. a dinner
when he passed through that city, which he
politely declined.
Cholera .Morbus--This scourge, which,
from the shores of the Indian Ocean, has tra-
versed the continent Of Asia, and is now
threatening with its ravages the iairer por
tons OF Europe, is becoming the cause OF
just apprehension even here; and we are
therefore we'll pleased to find that the Mayor
has at once interdicted the introduction into
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-09-22

From Cadix.--Wc learn from Capt BosA
worth OF the Alfred, arrived at the port Of
New York on Monday, from Cadiz, that the
King Of Spain had issued Decree suspend
ing Professionally his former one, which or
dered that Cadiz should become a free port,
and that IN consequence, great rejeicings
took place in that city.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-09-22
From the Richmond Wing

We publish the letter of Judge Marshall,
declining to act on the Central Committee
Ii was an inadvertence on the part Of the
meeting to place him there; an nadvertence
however. which will find its apology in the
reverence and affection of those who com
mitted it. We may add also, that Judge
Marshaii's opinions were no secret 10 his fell
Iaxy
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-09-22

The Mobile Register Of the 3ist Auruse
states that it had ralncd there almost inres-
sanity for the preceding three weeks. The
Alabama river, at Montgomery, had rissn
twelve feet. The cotten crops. particular
on the rivers, are SAID to have suffered mate.
rally. and the rot had shown itself to an in~
furious extent The country between Mobile
and Pascagoula (ihe mail route TO Nav Orr
leans was completely inundated.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-09-22

Snicidc.--Georgs Campbell, OF Ogdensbures
n u, aged about % years, young man 81
respectable connexions. put an end to his sx-
istence. on "Wednesday last. by taking ..
plum. The diseased had fer two OF three
years past fallen into habits Of intemperance.
and had during that time been in the frequent
use of opium as stimulus. II is said that
he had for some time contemplated the cemr>
mission of the dreadful act which termins-
ted lis life.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-09-22

Forger CAUGHT The Macon TGeo.l Re-
gister states that G. NJ Ringiand, who had
some weeks since abscondcd from Augusta.
under the charge of having committed far.
geries to large amount, had been pursued
and oyertaken at New Orleans, and had
reached Macon on his fetarn, in charge Of
an officer of the law.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-09-22

As we feared, the late ireshet at the South,
begins to produce sickness A letter from
Augusta. dated 7th instant, states that, since
the rise in the Savannah river, 1.-THE sickness
is truly alarming-lour hundred cases ON
one side of the river--eight deaths last night
every person who cam is leaving the place. =
We hope that we may not hear even worse
news from South Carolina, Georgia, ana
Louisiana, before many days.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-09-22

The Doylestown Pa Democrat says: "Ae
no period, II is said, fer the last seven years.
has so much sickness been known in our vii.
lage--almost every family has one or two
and an seTieinstances four or FIVE, of its MEM
bers confined 10 their beds, of parching
burning fever. As yet, but few deaths have
occurred, though there are many severe ca
SEES. The sickness appears to be chiefly CON.
fined to this neighborhoodn
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-09-22

Vermont Election The general election.
for state officers took place in Vermont ON
Tuesday last The contest is three sided---
National Republican, Anti Masonic. and
jackson" As in Massachusetts,, MAORI
|ty OF the whole number Of votes polled, is
necessary to choice. For Governor, there
has probably been no choice by the people.
The returns from fourteen towns exhibit the
following resnlt--Allen. National Republi-
|can) 1859; Palmer. (Anti Masonic) i4ss:
Mech, (Jackson) 1884. The following in
reference TO the Vermont Election is from
the Boston Gazette Of Mondays
"A gentleman from Vermont, who LEFT
since the election took place, is of opinion
hat the cause of the Anti Mssons has pre-
ssiied IN that state, against the National Re.
oublicans and the friends of the administra-
ton. A majority OF the members OF the Lee
5'siature, II is believed. ere avowed Anti Ma
sons. There was no choice of governor by
/ the people,
| The Electors Of The Senate Of .NaryLaad NEE
at .laiaPolls on .lioaday tast.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-09-22

Standards for The Polcs-Twc superb
standards destined for the Poles, have besn
completed at Boston. They were exhibited
at Faneail fall on Saturday. and a grand
ceremony was TO be performed on Msnday.
in the order of which all the state and c:tv
dignitaries, Senators and Representatives in
Congress. officers civil and military in the
United States service, local militia, SIC,
were 10 parade.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-13
MARRTAans

At Airwell IL Ii nov : &, In = nv tbc R;qbs
Rev r. G, Moore, Thursday, April oath. tho
Key. John Cooke to M. Eomonia 2. Berkey
On Tuesday. the 1Oth INST by the Rev, Robert
WIikersoD, Mr. James r. Jackson, If Louisa, to Miss
Jane Z. Daughter o. Daniel Johnson, of Goochlaud
County.
D ETER PARLEY'S BOOKS.--An assortment
OF Peter Parley's received by
mGyI! ~. NASH.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-13

First Days Rare tile Tree Hill Course Produce
S,0eePstakc-nite heats, for three gears old.
o. P. Hare, ch. f. by Contention, dist
VIM. II. Minge, b. by Contention, 1.
VIM f. Wickam, b. c. Eclipse, 9 g.
VIM Wynne, b. c. by Archie, 2 4
Chas. c. Graves, s, f. by Charles,
Time--l IS, / Sc, 50.
Cd Day Proprictors P,u%e-2 mite heats
VIM. r. Jonnson's Oh. Charlotte Temple by
Archie, yrs cid, 4 ii
j. NJ. Selden's h. Mercury, by Charles,
yrs old, 43I2
WIN. H. hinges b. h. Mayday, by Ar
chic, 5 yrs old, 322
J. Harrlson's ". m. Niece, aged, SIS
Jno. p. Whites Restless, by Vrginian,
yrs old, 80
Thos. DoswelPs 81. h Traffic, by Charles,
yrs old, dis
Trme-lst So I'd 3 81, 90 3 ST. 9TH 8 50,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-13

Al special Ordination, held by the Right Rev
4. G. Moore, IN S.. Johns Church. in this citv. On
on Sunday evening asst, he Rev, jarvis 3: Buxton
of Priests
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-13
/ EEtr0ct IF icUcr 10 tie Editor from a fricud H.
INlcdreriLe. dnfcK

ALILLEDGYI LIE, ord Nay, 1851.
pear Sir The Pententiary Of this State, is now q
heap OF Wondering ruins-YohiDg Of it remains but
the bare and totering walls. Last night little af
ter O'Clock, fire was discovered in The South end
OF the range of working shops, aud rapid was its
progress that to arrest II IN its impossible
The safety and security Of Convcts was early an
object OF solcitudethey taken from tn cir rooms
IN all possible haste, and placed under a strong and
efiicieni guard without the walls There was not
single attempt at escape, The FIRE communicated
With the Jail, which the only building out side
Of the Penuentiary walls destroyed It is not known
how the Gre Originated.-tCOuyicy.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-13
NaeNeeeoesU gga DsW>
Wednesday, Morning, .Egay N.

We put his article IN by .clal request 1t is
mos. uncandid reply to what unexceptionable in
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-13

u The letter to Dr. Ezra Stiles Ely, the political
parson of Philadelphia deserves be read with the
closest attention 1t is from the N. Y Daily Sentinel
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-13

Nary Agent Legrand-Wc really must confess that
when read the following advertisement in Norfolk
paper OF our old acquaintance Lcgand tho HERDS sub
stitutc for that experienced officer, aud excellent c
zen, Miles King, Navy Agent at Norfolk, we could
not torbear from laughing immoderately.
Navy AGENTS OFFICE,
Norfolk, May 9, 1891.
WANTED, the following SPARS, to be delivered
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-18

FHSHE CoPariDership heretofore existing between
4 the subscribers, under he Firm of Blair G. An
derson, is this day dissolved b. mutual consent All
persons having claims against the same will present
'hem TO Beverley Blair, and those indebted the con.
Germ, viii make payment to him; he only, being au-
ihorsed TO receive and grant discharges r tie same
BEVERLEY BLAIR
DAVID AEDERSOT
Richmond SIS, Dec 1885,
The subsc1Scr will continue TO transact commits
sion business at tho statsj Cary Street, heretofore
occupied by Blair {: Anderson. To the patrons Of
that concern, he tenders his acknouled Cments and
assures them and the public generally that any bust
ness ccnhded to his care, shall receive unremitted
attention. The books and pa pers of Blair &; Ander.
son being left in his custody he invites all those hay
ing claims against them, to call on him for payment:
and those Indebted, to Hqudatc their respective bal
ances he only being horized, as may be seen by
the advertisement above, 10 receive AMI grant dis
charges for the same BEVERLEY BLAIR.
Richmond, u.s. January, 1880.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-18
Prirate NchOOZ.

4 HAVE employed Mr.. Clement F. Harris. -rr-
tlemon of experience, abilities and uncxcent,or-
Die moral character, to teach my children the com,
year, aid will take few boys undCr the age e T,
INTO my family as boarders; though the school w
In the whole consist of but ten scholers Mr Ha,r.e
teaches the Latin. Greek and Freuch Langua-r-
and the usual branches of English Educarion tau--.
IN ous academies. There st;ll three vacanc.re
IN the school. Those who may think the si'u.i.1a
desirable, will please make immediate application "a
the school will commence on the 18th of next morth.
Boys living with US will be considered for the ii,ra
oeng, as members Of our family. and any advantages
my own children may have IN respect morals aud
manners will be extended TO them. TIE price of
board and tuition will be hundred nd ten DOL
lars. l reside IN the Forks of Hanover 2, uules
from Richmond. Letters addressed to NcwiouEd
Mills 1anovar, will receive attention.
JOS NJ. SHEPARD.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-18
HARDWOOD SCHOOL.

u vii commence the cd Monday in January, and
terminate the 18th ofDecember following. The
OF instruction will include, Reading, Penmanshp,
position, Geography. Natural and Moral Philosophy
and the Latin and Greek Languages Terms for
hoard tuition. washing and lodging, will be sos, for
Inc scholastic year OF ten months All the beartlers
VIII be accommodated in the family of the subscr,-
Der, and none received for shorter period than the
scholastic year Great has been taken to select
properly qualified Assistant Tutors who will unite
with the subscriber, to impress upon the minds of the
students the ncaculable benefits arising from indus
trious and exemplary habits. No student older than
ID years will be received unless assurances entirely
satisfactory can be given with regard To his moral
Somervi!e, Fauquer County, Virginia. will receive
prompt attention. G. TACKETT.
.r-.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-18
GOhaDna

w I'LL stand the ensuing a, my farm nine miles from
w richmond directly the leading that
place 10 fredericksburg, and known as Half Sink.
II IS not saying tho much, (!or submit TO the cando oF
every gentleman acquainted with me in the
assertion when say That his colts universally ackmoy
edged TO yoess a. much strength and beauty, an,
colts that have ever been produced horse IN ys
MIA know several that purchased for less than -
$1,000 se- year old-ie estimate at which ta eH
held owners take he the
be offered in behalf of untried colts.
The will commence the 18th of February,
the Isl Of July Tems heretofore; Fifty Dollars
be discharged by the payment of Thirty-fve any
during Sixty Dollars One Dollar
Groom which expected, either when the brought
taken away.
Extensive pastures provided, and fed regularly
unless otherwise directed AZ twenty i've day.
Gentlemen who last year ny the Gohar.
that did prove fa G any these that
they be again aud charge of
Horse, unless they should prove in foa words,
the will be insured At the PIIce of the
JOHN NJ. Bolts.
The Editors the Political Petersburg neigen-
Ger, vi please insert the above week, their csyec-
tive papers Tor eish, weeks, and forward their accounts
subscriber. J. ~. 3
ian 3-o "a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-18
1R. O. UNRoE
Surgeon dentist.

Opposite new Prrs5y t"rian Church, and about
" evenly steps above the Post Office, where eve
~ variety OF operations are performed upon the
TEETH on the most approved principles and with
Tie greatest ease and deiIcncy.
DIR. NJ. has just received from London, n parcel Of
very seperor ncorrupGb!c Teeth, which he will set
either with gold clasps springs or on pivo,s at low
price and warrant them for many years.
L Two more students will be received for the
purpose ofg'ving them perfect knowledge (theoret-
Icaly and practically III the science of Dental Sur
gerry. ian 6-co0t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-18

TERSiS.--SuHsoarrio TO the DAiLy Roi,,oSp WHiu
City Subscribers ST. year, and for shorter period, ut the
Of 50 year. both payable in advance When sen, by
mail $40 year.
Apyrgr,sISG. For square or 10 lines less, one IN
v,Ttion IS cents; insertions three insertions 81 az anu
yey succeeding insertion 33l cents .
Thrice a week, week 81 p; every succeeding week ~
Twice "A week, 80 every succeeding M
7sslion 80
oacc week. first insertion - every succeeding IN
s-tion Sd
AN advertisements arc also inserted the CoNsrrUrIoSAt
gPIa
Transient advertisers must pay III advance -,
The of insertions must DO noted on tue N o 'ey
vii be inserted until be stopped, and charged &C
sordngly
Advertisers are charged 80 dollars for two squares
md in proportion advertisements oil greater engi
excerpt Auotonee Lottery dealers who charged SOO
1<y- The CONSTITUTIONAL WING Us published twice
week. Tuesdays and Frdays) at FIVE dollars per aunn
payable IN advance
adrertsng75 square, or less for the FIRST IN
snrtiou and so cents for each continuance.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-18
THE FREDERIGKSHALE
FEMALE SEMINARY.

t"ya"cted dy Mss B4ggs. riH be contin.ed IBIS year
4 L VIII be opened on the 18th of January and will
= close on the 18th December, with a vacation of
one HOntt, from the 18th of june to the 9TH OF July
Tho pupils will be instructed in photography. Read
ing. Writing, Arithmetic, English Grammar, Geogc
raphy with the of Globca, and the Rudimcnts OF
Astronomy The priC- os board and tuition, will be
Si2o, ono half payable. n advance aBd the balance
the o"d Of the year Each pupil sill bring with her
pair or blankets, pair sc sheets. colourei
tcrpane and four towels all marked if it is pre-
ferred, they will be furnished by for additional
charge of S.. Such young ladies' remain in my
family, during vacation, will be charged al the rate
OF $40 per month. Such of them as may choose to
be instructed in Music will BE- charged the OF
$50 per quarter, OF sc lessons There are a few
vacancies yet to be filed
u Letters addressed to me. GARDENERS Y Roads,
Louisa, will be promptly attended to.
dec 7-law6t FREDK. HARRIS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-18
rYOM-

NE school Will be continued he ensuing year
Iva My co ursc of instruction will comprehend th.
Greek and Latin Languages. English Gramma r.
English Composition, Geography, with the use OF
Maps and Globes, Mathem atIcs and Arithmetic.
The school viii commence on Monday. the cath of
January, 1881. and terminate on the 10th day OF De
ccmber following. There will lie vacation of four
weeks commencing on the 10Th day of June. The
charge for board, tuition, washing lodging and fuel
VIII be one hundred and ten dollars payable halt
on the ls2 day of June, l83l. and the other half
the LIST of December following.
The discipline of the school will be parental, and
rs much care and kindness will be extended boys
contided to my instruction, to my children.
My residence is remote from the haunts of vice
and immortality, and remarkably healthy tits stua
ted IN the county of Louisa sc miles from Richmond,
and the like distance from Fredericksburg. Tho
stage from Fredericksburg Cartetsvlic passes By
my residence. and that from Richmond to Harrison
burg within short distance of it.
Letters 70 me should he directed GordneT's y
Roads, Louisa" WM. NELSON, Junr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-18

We offer for sale,
10 6hss sugar ar; St csoS Porto Rico and
20 brls do do
81 boxes and IS bbls loaf sugar
90 hhds West India molasses
10 do and GO bbls n. o. do
ESQ bags coffee, Java, Laguiro, St. Jago, Rio s.
ST. Domingo
$500 sacks Liverpool blown salt
500 do do ground do
5000 bushels Lisbon do
40 tons bar ron Swcdes, English and American,
10 tons castings, assorted
Cast, shear, German and blistered steel
Is tons pig iron
so kegs cut nails and brads, assorted
10 do wrought do
Novascotia grind stones
500 sides soal leather
Calfskins ard upper do
$50 Buenos Ayres hides
S s : ). S: e; Ss2i5S ::s
20 tierces rice
10 ticrccs clover seed
Window glass, 10 By 10, 8 by lO,6 BY and 9
by IL, in whole and half boxes
Shot assorted, bar lead. gun powder
Copperus, alum, salt petrc, birthstone
Plmento. pepper, ginger, indigo
GunpowGer, imperial and black tea
Segars, bottle cors
Sewing and wrapping twinc
Shoe thread in balls and hanks
Bale rope and cotton bagCing
SItters, soap and candles
Muscatcl rasiGs
Flax seed
% 600 lbs bacon
200 tierces Thcma5:oE lime
500 hrs tar
so bbls No. 3. macharel, prime porl;
Letter writing, and wrapping paper
CasEaa, pearl barley
Glass, earlhen and stone ware
WhitImOrc's cotton and wool cards
Linseed and tanners oil
Domestic goods, shcctings, shifting.
Broad cloths, &c. NC. &c
ALSO.
Cotton yarns assorted from the AppomattoX Cot
ton Factory LEWIS WEBB 81 co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-18
yaHHE Subscriber has Just received the |

THSHE Subscriber has Just received the
following articles
Cogne
Florida
Orange Flower Waters
Rose and
Honey
Aromatic vinegar
Vinegar Of rouge
Rouge in pots
Lip salvc
Teeth powder
Fiss"ss and Washing and Shaving Soap
Superior Preston smelling salts
1 Tss,h and Brushes
Eye cups
Silver pens
Opera glasses
Tapers and matches
Elastic seatons
Do nipple shields
Do stomach tubes
Maccassar
Antique o,,
R Rss.. ' and Oils
MIX of roses
Peal powder
Hair powder, and De-
Swansdown powder ) N''
Pomaiurn
Whltwcs aromatic and head ache snuff
Burning Pestucs for burning IN s;ct. rooms,
which, when lighted, emit q most fragrant
VeStinenial Soap, for removing the grease from
the cupes of gcntlemen's coats, occasioned by
the hair
Black and colorod coat plaster
Handsome smelling bottles
Snuff boxes. assorted.
Also, on apparatus for drawing the breast with an
air pump, comprised in neat mahogany case.
Besides large supply of Drugs Medicines, Sur
geons' instruments, Paints, Oils, and Dye stuiIs
oct 90 Fl. C.. MCNAMARA.