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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-14

Also, a large assortment Of superior aud common ri
coat and vest buttons, pearl shirt buttons and stns
steel pans, perfumery. sosps, SC. &c.
June Z. s-v6t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-07
lFrom the Gardene,,s MacnziueN


TIsED IL a GARDEN CHICHESTER.
Sir,-Mr. Mains letter in vol. vi. page SIS has
induced me to communicate my method for raising
an early crop peas which have practised for the
last twelve years with perfect success and which
VIII think, be found trial decidedly super or both
to MIR. Mains mode, and 10 tho old ore of trans.
planting peas, well known to the gardeners in the
neighborhood of London. Ny method is this:
In the first or second week in November, select
SIX dozen pots fthe l6 size and fill them within
inches of the top with light rich mould. then sow
all over the surface with the early frame peas but
not so thick as to touch each other. make little
better than quart sow the whole. The pots are
then filled up with the same mould and placed in 4
cool frame or winery, protected from frost and mice
In the first week of March, tin England) they will
be about SIX inches high and the pots well filled with
roots. Having made choice of Il warm spot on a
south border, they are transpanted by digrinp
hole sufficiently large to receive the contents Of
each pot; being taken not to disturb the roots
but to preserve tho balls entire. They arc planted
Ia rows feet apart, and feet IN the rows in the
alternate manner or that which gardeners tor II
breaking the lines" If the nights should prove
frosty, covcr each tuft with flower pot and take
1t off every morning, which prevents them from re-
ceiving the least check. At the latter end of the
month, the pots are taken away and the peas are
stlcked each tuft separately, and incIning LITTLE
outwards at top, to allow the plants plenty of room
to spread. This method is quite applicable to all
dwarf growing peas, which will never be found too
thick: the air having free circulation round each
tert' they begln bearing nearer the ground than
those grown in the usual way and in parallel lines
and find them bear much better. Peas are in
general sown too thickly in the drills, and by that
means they arc drawn UP weak, that they sell
dom produce any pods till arrived at their full
growth, and then only near the top.
Frem the LIST 10 the 9th Of NAV I repcr,11v
gather my first dish of green peas; and find the
above number Of pets Will supply family upon an
average, with three dishes Of green peas per week
I'LL the first or second week in Juno
The ADVANTAGE Of This cd ,-i11 tI;rl,
obvious 10 your readers, by tthe plants receive
check in the transplanting; whereas in the common
practice OF trunsPlautiHg they receive severe
check, from which they do not recover in less than
fortnight, ard which Of course may be consider
ed fortnight lost at this season Of the year nor
indeed IT be expected that they will ever grow
so fnc as When they receive no che OK. G. Y.R.
Chichester, Jan. /, 1881.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-07
TIE VENE.

TBNHE subscriber having commenced pruning
h his Vineyard, will have for sale from this
time, until the frst ofAprl cuttings from nume-
rous Sc ection of the most choice Foreign Grape
Vines, both for wine and table use.) Upwards
OF twenty species of which appear to be adm-
rably adapted to this soil and climate, are thri-
7ing extremely well, and bid fair to become an
exceedingly profitable culture. He will have
for sale few vines with roots of one years
growth.
The vines or cuttings shall be labe lied and
packed IN boxes, in such manner as to ensure
their safety, and sent to New Market on the
James River, or to Lyncbburg, where they may
be forwarded to any part of this, or the adjoin-
ing States with very little expense, and the ut.
most care shall be taken to have them forwarded
as directed'-He pledges himself when the
selection is left to him to forward none but of
such kinds as thrive well IN his own vineyard.
The cuttings he will seH at twenty dollars the
thousand, or three dollars the hundred and the
WINS with roots at ten dollars the hundred. Di-
rectons for planting, &c. shall be sent with the
vines
Orders and communications on the subject to
be directed to Tye River Mills, Post Office Mel
son County, Virginia, where they will receive
immediate att ntioD.-A catalogue of his vines
may be lad on application.
"9Y 7-1aw6t II. BUSHNELL.
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as6C1eaas oeaU g1a 9o6u
.WOsd0y EUcndsss, Woe. q.

On Saturday last published q communication
from the south side, relative TO calling meetings of
the opponents of the Administration, to send
Delegates to the Convention to be held in Balti-
moro on the I'd Monday in Decenber next. The
time is rapidly approaching, and we trust that the
friends of the measure will be up and doing We
hope to every District of the Commonwe nth
represented 1t is to that body we must look to
concentrate the opposition in to make it
effectual, and If the spirit of Cancellation, which
has actuated our course, can be breathed into the
now heterogeneous mass, doubt can exist that
even the Ancient Dominion will be found wantin g
in fealty to the powers that be, despite the exer
items of the worshippers of the golden calf AL
though we Garnet promise friends that we now
see any prospect of thus centrating the opposi
ton in Virginia, yet we despair in a good
cause, and fight the good fight to the last Beev.
ing the present Government the greatest CURSE
that folly and wickedness combined can inaict on
our country-beleving this to be the opinion of n
majority even in own State, which is consid-
cred decidedly for Jackson, have we not the
strongest indacement to call on all our friends and
co-laborers not TO be tired in we'll doing but to
PorSevere to the end? We do make the call most
earnestly, and hope shortly to hear n response
awakening friends in the most remote corners
of the Ancient Dominion.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-07

down camo the news and M its place wos SUI Sti-
tucd an offer of $50 reward for tho detection OF
the impostor We claimed it, but it was ngcne-
rously withheld.
We must occasionally bait our trap with such
kind ofmouldy crusts in order to catch the Jour
nails fasrante delicfo. OF what use are our PAIN
full cxcrtions--nights of heavy abour, immense ak
ponditurc of money to give the earliest news IT the
sleepy editors can run their scissors through our
news and palm upon the public the fruits of our
industry for their own7 We must mako them hon.
est and the hoax they have boon led TO practise up
on their patrons should rccoil on them. They must
not quote us the cause but their own Incidence
are welcome TO all news-they may borrow
what they please from our columns, but they must
let their readers know that they indebted to
our.industry, wo will put them on the black list.
We ask fair play-nothing else.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-07
AGRICULTURAL.
From the American Farmer Of NDremb,

FTom nc Amer'cdn Farmer q NOrembsr 4.
PERSIAN ToBAcCo.-The Editor Of the American
Farmer has received from George d. Blakcly
Esq. small quantity Of Persian tobacco seed, for
distribution. Mr.. BaScly received this seed from
the Agricultural Society of Calcutta, and his object
is to effect the introduction of this species into the
United States. He describes the Persian tobacco
the finest and highest favored of all the tobacco
of the east, and says it sells very cxtravagant
price. The leaf is not large, but is light colored
and thin, similar perhaps 10 the ktcfcot. ANY
gentleman who will bestow proper attention to it
shall have small parcel of the seed, on condi-
ton that he favor with account ofhs success,
and specimen of his tobacco. We can find no
account of any variety of tobacco peculiar 10 Per
STA. and only of one species native of the east-the
NicotiGHa fruticosa which is native of China.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-07
IN THE COURT OF APPEALS.
MONDAY, OcToBER 3lst. lS31

MONDAY, OCTOBER 3lst, 1881.
Th'Oeatt VS.. Moody.-Appication for superse-
deas-allowed.
Jackson VS.. Ligon,-Upon an appeal from a
decree pronounced by the Superior Court of Chan
Gerry held in acknowledgement continued.
Adjourned till tomorrow, IL o'clock
TUESDAY, Nov LIST, 1881.
VIM VS.. Bob, &c. paupers.--Upon an appeal
from judgment of the Superior Court of Law OF
Nottoway county-judgment reversed.
G. Johnson and b. w. Leigh for appellant and S.
Taylor, K. Stanard and J. Robertson, for appellee.
Warner VS.. EtciRg.-UpoR appeal from a de-
cree pronounced by the Superior Court of Chan
Gerry held at Wythe Court House.-Argued by C..
Johnson for appellant.
Adjourned till tomorrow, 10 o'clock.
WEDNESDAY, Nov. I'd.
appellee, and concluded by G. Johnson for appel.
liant.
Adjourned till Tomorrow II O'Clock.
THURSDAY, Nov. 3D..
Woodoard vs. neutrality-suspicious. for an ap.
peal--aowed. ~
Ha"sbrougRS errors VS.. Thom-Upon an aype.l
from judgment of the Superior Court of Law
of Culpeper county-Argued by 3. w Leipb for
appellant, r. Stanard and c. Johnson for the an
pellee.
Adjourned till tomorrow IL o'clock.
FRIDAY, Nov. 4.
Stokes d Smith VS. The Upper Apponattoz
ComPaHy-Argued by c. Johnson for the appel
lanls.
Adjourned till tomorrow 10 o'clock.
SATURDAY, Nov. 5.
PTaWs errors VS.. Bernqrd.-APplication for an
aPpcal-allowed.
Stokes d SmiA vs. The Upper Appomattor
ComPonp-Further argued and continued until
Monday next.
Adjourned till Monday 10 O'Clock
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-07

Gen. M'Cey. The consequences has been, sudden
dissolution of partnership in both Ono of
these papers (the V0luntcer) has been published
many years, by two brothers. The senior editor
cow retircs; and we Suppose, consequence, tho
"Volunteer" will not support the volunteer Candi-
date--which seems contrary to the fitness of
things-though doubtless it is genuine Jacksonism.
The National Republicans III the district, not
strong enough TO elect one of their men. in
tend, it is said, to overlook the name, and support
the candidate who declares himself the advocate
of their principles and of policy If they
do, Mr.. Mahcn will be elected"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-07

LATEST FROMRUSSIA.-Cap John
son of the brig Pioneer. which arrived at Salem
on Sunday, states that the French Ambassa-
dor actualy left st. Pc'ersburgh, but not from
health was such as to require his departure, and
he commenced his return voyage TO France in :he
steamboat which conveyed Capt. J. 10 Cron-
s;adt.
A tremendous gale was experienced at ST. Peters
burgh on the night of the 3lst Of August. The
watcr came into the streets, and the alarm guns
were irod. All the bridges in the city were carried
AWAY Salem Gaz.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-07

FROM LIBERIA-Weha have received the Libe
ria Herald TO July 22d, and sorry to learn that
great approhensions entertained that the
Agency schr Mcsarado, CAPT. VIM. Thomson, was
taken by pirate, off Little Cape Mount. Several
natives have given statements tending to prove
that the crew are prisoners board the pirate.
Two English vessels, it stated. have been ecent-
ly captured, and their crews have been murdered.
British oruizers have been sent in pursuit of the
pirates; ana hope is expressed that vessel may
be sent for the same purpose.
A Free School is established in each of the three
settlements, well attended, by persons anxious for
instruction, aud an Infant School is suggested at
MoRrova. 1T is thought that appeal may fairly
be made Ia their behalf in the United States.
Tobacco abundant-N. Y. DAILY ADJ.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-07

GE. PETER B. PoRrER We deeply re-
grct 10 announcethat Gen. Peter Porter, Of
New York, is now lying dangerously III with
he lous fever, NJ the residence Of bis mo. her
rn-aw Mrs Brccklurdge, about six miles from
this own, and that his situation IS considered
highly critical. We have been called upon to
state THIS fac, for the uf rmstion Of his numer-
Ous friends, at q distance, and 10 prepare them
for my event that msy oseur,
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S&1WCeesE ~ Raaa@.
PORT or RICHMOND.
ENTERED,

ENTERED,
Brig Fame, Soule, of Dauxbury, Liverpool, salt,
to G Palmer.
Ship Georgia, Wise, Boston, ballast to Palmer
ARRIVED
Packet schr Free Ocean, Willetts Philadelphia
via Chesapeake and Delaware Canal, an assorted
cargo, TO Lancaster, DENLY 81 CO, S Clarke, w Hor-
dy' Is Fsyton, CT Seldom & CO, Perkins & Harris,
III Nash Rogers 81 Harrison, Hallowell {:
Hives, A Swoony, M Mitchell, Baldwin, Ives g.
co, Otis Dunlop g. CO, Lathrop, G III Bacchus.
Taylor, J M Johnston, N Gordon, ] Parker and
q II Mitchell.
Packet schr Dorchester, Hollngshead, Baltimore.
an assorted cargo, to J Van-Lew, & CO, Winston,
Peyton, j & J Goode, b F Hillard, Johnston 6
Sydnor, and Lancaster, DENLY & co.
Schr Rising Sun, Shaw. New York sundries to
Wallace and to master.
Schr Ariadna, Jefries, New York, via Norfolk,
ballast.
Schr Victor, Potomac River, sundrios, to d Tim.
berlake.
Schr Hunter, Folly Landing, corn
Schr Farmers Return, Eastern Shore sweet
potatoes.
Schr Tsmalipas, Bannon, Old Point Comfort,
Schr TIC. Russell, York River.
Schr Volunteer, Frank, York River OYSTERS
Schr Olive, Woolford Norfolk.
Schr Billow, Robertson, Thomaston.
Steamboat Comet, Young from Petersburg.
Steamboat Potomac, Hubble, Washington, via
Norfolk and City Point, freight and passengers-
Passed between City Point and Jordan's Point,
sehr James Fisher, Somers bound up; at Picketts,
schr Wasp, Knapp, N. York, bound up.
SAILED,
Schr Minerva, Dean, Baltimore coal, tobacco
&C.
Schr Dunton & Son, Skull, N. York, coal.
Schr Martha Beaston, Petty, N York, coal.
Schr Virginia, Fariand Gosport, stone
Schr Water Witch, Wright, Norfolk, flour.
Schr Bell Waddy, Norfolk, flour.
Schr Hyperian, Creighton, N. York, coal.
Schr Virginia Rebecca, Price, Washington, coal
Schr Lliberator, Gibson, Gosport, stone,
Schr Tantivy, Couch N. York, -four, tobacco,
Steamboat Gen. Jackson, VANDERBILT, Norfolk,
freight and passengers.
Steamboat George Washington, Chapman, Nor,
folk, freight and passengers.
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dated
Entrance Of the Archipelago, (Aediterrdnean,) !
Goth August, 1881.
''About two weeks since, the Hydriots under
Miaus, rose In opposition to the President, went
to Poros where the Greek vessels lay and took
possession of them; the Russian squadron lying
there made some opposition, but the reply of Mia
us was, 'sthoy belong to Government and not to
the President, therefore l shall take charge of
them,' which he did. An armistice was entered
into for three days, until they could hear from
Capo dIstrias. Before the expiration of that time
Miaulis made arrangements for taking the vessels
to Hydra, which the Russians, of course, opposed.
the old Greek Immediately blew the Hellas* up
the explosion was TERRIBLE many houses and vessels
were seriously injured. fine Brig that he had
named, was attacked by Russian one of equal
force the Gar fell before the stripes of the Grecan
Patriots. few hours after the affair, news ar
rived that the President had sent number of French
and English to take the insurgents, as he tras
pleased to call them, but they were snug on their
iron bound and patriotic island. Russian gold and
Russian cannon alone keep the President In his
chair; no is in character perfect despot, and is
President, Senate and Judge. The Islands gen.
orally are in state of revolt.
The plague has been raging in Smyrna for the
last three months. There has been most destruc-
tive lire at Constantnople, extending upwards of
mile, burning all the Palaces ofthe European Min
listers except one. Plague and Cholera are ase
making havoc among the Turks. Another piece
of news is Volcano breaking out off the coast of
Sicily, which after burning foS nearly all July, left
an island about mid channel, from which flamas
and smoke continue to issue. 1 have been on
board two vessels that were near it. and have also
seen an official document from the English Consul
late at Constantoople mentioning the circumstance.
expect on my passage down TO have full view
of it. The following is the situation at present
given lt-Equi-distant from Marvala (Western
coast of Sicily and Island of Pantellaria, TAdven-
ture Bank; in about So fathoms water; lat 81 de-
grees Is N, lon. II degrees 90 E. / hope in a
few days may be enabled to ascertain to a GER
,t,y,t
has gone in search of it,"
The Frigate built at Neeo York for the Greeks.
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MARRIED..

On Thursday evening last, by the Row. George
ty, to Miss ELIZA M. WATKINS, daughter of Ed,
mund o. Watkins, Esq, of New Kent
''fill hymen brought the love delighted hour,
There dwet no joys in Eden's rosy bower;
The world was sad, tho garden all wild,
And man the hermit sighed till woman smiled"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-07

town dated,
GRKENsBoRo', Greene Co. Oct 23d, 1891.
81 hasten to inform you, before the mail closes,
that express has arrived from Claiborne County,
apprsing the inhabitants Of this County, that
rising of the negroes to have taken place on
Twenty of the leaders are in Jail in Claiborne, and
have secured ten in this neghborhood, one oil
them Il preacher having about him number of the
internal Lioerafor. / am appointed Captain of the
patrol, and have to ride 90 or 30 miles of night,
rain to the contrary notwithstanding.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-07
Id HOUSTON, Dentist, has returned %
4 Richmond now
DIR. G. MUNROE,
OPERATIVE DENTAL SURGEON

p Street, Richmsnd.
4 N consequence of the confidence and lIbearal
Il patronage of a discerning public, he will here
after, keep his rooms open, for operating on the
TEETH, every hour in the day-where all Dent
al operations will be performed, on the most mo-
dern improved scientific principles, and from the
most correct professional experience.
r Sin the professional absence Of Dr.
Munroe, MIR. Woodbridge will attend to the du-
ties Of his office. nov -It*
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-07

The following postscript is copied from let
ter from an officer ofthe Navy of the United
States, on his way to the Pacific Ocean u.
S. ship Falmouth, Rio de Janeiro, 10th Sept
1881 ALI well-shall sail to day-Guerriere
rot arfived-Lexngton at Bahia week since
VandalIa here-all well.n-Cnnn .adp
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Prodlce broneht dozrn ~ CnnnL

'VUUtt UTUUBWI UOtDU Inc Ou1lUL.
Nov. 5.-38 hhds. tobacco, do stems, 40 boxe,
manufactured tobacco, 47O bbls. flour, s13 bushels
wheat, 10 tons bar iron, 374 lbs leather, 1900
feet Of plank, 10 frkns butter, do lard 100 bush
els chesnuts, 10 tons sand IA cords bod 26 boats
] 0 coal boats 2214 bushels coal.
Nov. 6--47 hhds tobacco, 81 kegs manufactured
do, 423 bills -four % bushels wheat, IA tons pg
metal, tons bar iron, 1900 lbs. cotton, l piano.
] frkin butter, barrels and tierce apple brandy
l3e bushels ohesnus, % boats, 9 coal boats, 1888
bushels coal.
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DOVE ES'F8C.

The Match Race mile heats, for 1000 dol
lars, between Sn!ig HJras, u B1nny Black. was
run yesterday, and wer by Sally Hornet, beat
ing the LIST and ID heats. Time Isl. J min
utcs SIS seconds, I'd heat, m 1875
.WorIoif HcrdId Nor. A.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-07

The new Legislature of Brazil have exempted
periodical and all national publications from the
charge of POstage-an example worthy to be
followed in all free nations.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-07

SUlcIDE.-A son of Liberty Bates, Esq. of
Ellisburg, N. Y. attending an academy at Water
town, N. Y. hung himself, recently, from de-
raugemcnt attributed TO religious excitement.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-07
Another ertract-same date.

1.-The U. S. Sloop Of war Boston, is now convey
ing two Boston Briggs, the Kingston and Bantam,
clear of the Isands-after parting company with
them, which she will do in few hours she will
Proceedto Mahon. THE Kingston has arrived at
Boston.l
The John Adams is probably her way
down.
The Constellation parted company with the
Boston, on LIST July, and the S5th left the Arch
iPelago for Por1 Mahon.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-07

NV York, Oct. 4.
EXCHANGE ON LONDON for several
days has declined, private hills are selling at %.
aDi United States Bank al 10 par cent. At The
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Book and Bob Printing done
at the VVElig Office.

o. The Committee appointed at
meeting, of the citizens of Richmond, in June
last, to collect funds in aid of those appropriated
by the General Assembly, for the employment of
assistant Engineer, to report upon the improve
ments requisite James River, respectfully re-
quested to meet at the Eagle Hotel, tomorrow
Tuesday morning, at 10 o'clock.
BERNARD PEYTON, Chr'n.
Richmond, Monday, Nov. 7, 1881.
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rates there is no inducement to ship specie. con-
sequently shipments have nearly ceased. These
last packets took but about tenth part of whet
they had previously taken, and the next packets
will probably take less.-Daiiy .Adr.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-07

sloop Condor, Averhill, hence at Philadelphia.
on Friday.
Schr Native, Wilcox, hence at New York, ON
Thursday.
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ALEXANDRIA, I'D. CT Nov. S.

Extract of a letter, (by yesterdays maiD from
young gentleman in Alabama to his father i'll this
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-07

ENTERED,
Brig Fame, Soule, of Dauxbury, Liverpool, salt,
to C. Palmer
Ship Georgia, Wise, Boston, ballast to c Palmer
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-22
Real Bottling Cellar.

ID J. SALVETAT has on hand sn assortment OF
IL CHAMPAIGN z CL9RET VINES among
which are Vim Blanc de Grave. aale,ra, &c. q. ~,
own importa,ion. L.oudon Porter. iibbert's brown
Stout, hIbsny Newburs aud Philadelphia, George,
sown AMI Aexardra Ale and Porte'' bottled Grao Ci'
Ger Athese he prepared to send round 70 ms Gus
TONERS in prime order Good strong and d'seiied W.
negar; Corks IF various qualities. /,
nyeng and securing continued as heretofore Cash
given for old bottles. M
N. d Order, for any 1.-THE above articles will DC
attended to- either for home abroad, to suit the eli
mates 20 which vessels may be bound AN ohJect O.
some importance 10 commanders who are aware o'''si
cabin stores being thus preserved.
ROYAL Street. Alexandra, apr6
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=
'1sv-' 20 Ess Wines. "'@e :,
VS4g subsreibes has on hand collection Of vines
champ.igas Firs, quality sic per Jdoz. or $50 per
tDo, 1 IS per bottle. or 81 per dozen :,
Sixth proof French brandy. White - per gal OF
Juice Of Grape 50 per dozen. er s7i bottle.
:, London Particular Madeira. 80 per doz 81 cts per
tOld Port s6or eocts per bosde. Madeira. s. DOS
French Madeira, 81 per gal 40 cts per bottle. =.
Sweet, Malaga dol per gal. Msrdoek OF 1871. -
per doz. so cts per bottle. .nss5 .t
Vindegreve IS per dcz. SO cts per bottle.
Claret, 81 so per doz. Is per bottle.
Corlials Of ali kinds. Rose water, 81 50 per ga
Mint water 81 SO per gal White wine vinegar.
Clsret AMI cider vinegar, suitable for picking.
..i-sas ,o Also on Hand
A. supply of Brown Stout, Loadon Porter Ale aho
Beer, first quality suitable for families. CT sSa'as
CAPTAINS delivered in any part OF the town Farmer,
can be applied the shortest notice, by Gazing A.
the subscribers, on Royal Street, between King anu
Prince Streets r., I'll
p.S. Families and Others can be supplied WIN
Corks of all sizes &c. ~. ..s't
Also OWING ani Securing as heretofore
a,,, 70 = T. SAIVETAT