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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-18
FnR TIE WH1r.

10 the Legislature Of Virginia..
II your session be not too near its close, would
ask leave to call your attention to two subjects,
winch, bumbly think. deserve the consideration Of
your body; and from the evils Of which the people OF
the state need The protection Of their legislature.
ande, IN the FIRST place, to the Practice throughout
the state, OF securing debts by Deeds Of Trust on
land or other property-and IN the second, 20 the
equally general practice Of Deed writing by those
wbs have no acquaintance with The laws operating
upon the subjects of the instruments they pretend 10
write. by the first, many very worthy citizens of
the commonwealth have been reduced from lndepeD-
dence to poverty By the latter, the titles to lands
are rendered decentralization is increasedEand
many have been deprived Of that, to which they
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-18
Mobile, MARCH ).


STEAM B"Ar Mor!LE.-|Va regret to learn that
this spendid boat wns totally DESTROYED by fire On
Thursday Tii"rnng last, between 4 and o'cock -
She was taking In Cotton 4; Wiggins Landing VIII, n
tie fire was dIscovere1 it was probably cnn.IIunca.
ted from the furnace 10 the deck and hence to the
cotton III the held. There 20 bales on board
about 500 OF which were d"struycd.-Tbc boat was
sscut!cd, but The buoyancy of her ccrgo prevented
her sinking Tho PASSENGERS, 80 in number al! es
capped with their baggage. Capt. Young who reached
here in the Amazon, and from whom sc learnt these
particulars. lost his entire 9rdrohn. trtInl,s &c
The Mnhlc bhlongs TO eGter.rs,ng ielInw chi,
zcns, Messrs Tow ne &, Gazzsm she was built Tie
last summer on The lost approved plan, and was one
of the finest boats La; nHvyai cd our yatar5
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-18

The bill providing FOR the prosecution the ~oik of inter
nal Improvement now IN progress in peun ylvaua al
length received! the sanction of both ,- rgis
aure, ana only wants the Of the become
law 1t appropriateness $500 600 TO the all road from lhia
de'pha to ComIa Sl6l70 the Columbia 10
Nin"e'nwni Sl!oOGO TO the western tunpikes 800
the canal or sackwa"r navigation between Huntingdon and
ttclayshirg aud the rail road Allegheny noun.
tat S2oo 'ohc extension the West Branch; 600 10
the North Branch $2OUo the Iewsbus cross cut to be
Pain out OF the West ranch appropriations; 500 the
Big Beaver and $6O,O0O the French creek ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-18

but adherence to them by MIR RitchIe depends upon
circumstances--MIesSrs Tazewell and Tyler acted
up to this motto and incurred tn. d'speasure OF the
Enquirer. Pot .4renar.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-18

The Enquirer has read Mr. Tyler's speech with
mingled feelings" and likes tic principle which il
lays down, but he manner of is application: that
Is IN Other words, he believes the President flor he
insists upon 1t that ~ Jackson" is not so much of
cyphcr people take HIN to be- has vioat ed the Con
stution by organizing the Turkish Mission with
out the consent Of the Senate. but he thinks Mr.
Tyler has used harsh language in telling him so, and
that his manner is northumberland not so ffendlv
as IL might have bcea'-Mr Ritcie thinks the adj.
mnIsEalIon has erred gentle wordr) in the course
which it pursued; but not n is heard of that
loud denuncintion which Mr. Adams incurred, for
merely asserting Is his opinion, that lie had the
right to do that, which, under cirttmrtances of
fcntold aggravatIon, the present Administration has
actually douS' POI. ,1reRnr.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-18

The se!cc'men of Gloucester. Mass. have pnb!s',-
cd the donations received for the sufferers by. tic
fire last summer; they amount TO Sl4,2Gl 90 he
sides vessel load al produce from Wiscasse. cloth
bread, &c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-18

TIE GEoRaA INDrANs.-A Mr. NATHAN Bra
~, jr. Of Stewart County, Ga very respectable
man. left this house on the 10th ul for Troup coun-
towards Columbus. he stopped TO let his horse drink
at a creek called Hhcheta, and while there was
not with rife BAL Of large sizc, which entered
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-18

W1a"'N, .
1Nnisy Argi1u--t is reported on authority Of gentleman
iacy iom the southeastern part Alabama thai the uha
ilnis c tke county, $50 that STATE dissatisfied tie enc
OF road they nave had to their
chez opposite Fort Gaines determined remedy the difficulty
ny cutng rom the eastern line OF their county road rf
twenty FIVE miles, direct through Greek TERRITORY 10 mn
Uous Indian village the banks Of the Cha raoocnec fn
I'VE miles below CoIGubus) and there lly Of hrv
work accordingly aid had procec,rd with ih, ,oad
to stout brook within three miles Of the vage when their
operations were arrested by the Greeks The cn
back To- Pie county and having obtained there an armed
force, returned to the Indian lands opened the road TO the
river, and lad OF the village The Indians arc
said 10 be highly exspeaIed intend apply the General
Government for redress, and declare they will in the
meanwhile destroy buildings which the Aabamians may
on the site OF their village Such is the report and
such give IL. Telgroph
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-18

Tie Friends Of Tie Admins ration are awake in
Virginia. 10 spcciuus prclcXs will now blind their
yisicu No lnsidicus articles will b,lrav ttnm ,nto
mischief DID the slightest deIusion remain, the
Manlfcso belize us would purge away the film We
mist avoid divisions Virginia Wsupport the cause
OF 4. Jackson-bu to the selection of bis success
OF, she viii trust % The wisdom of futurty. Who
will bind himself at this moment to- tie car Of Mr. Van
Buren,, or John G. Calhoun, or any other mani Who
Will now say what he will 90 IN this matter some
tour years hcnce-wher circumstances my be ma
terlaiiy ailcredand the characters Of men arc bet
ter developed They may laugh at Us, ard say You
are fence Duan-What not declare which Of The
sp'ranis you will support Are you afraid to commit
yourself; Are you waiting SEQ which is to- be Tine
strongest side We can abide The lauet-and even
the sneers OF our opponents. We know what ,hey
are wotth-and we cond espise tho articles Bat no
man who regards the interests of hls country. viii
now reckess!y cEnm himself 10 the banners Of The
white or the red rose. before they fairy
IN the heidi We ought 20 for the great interests Of
the Country not for the petty views OF indvldua:o
save the Constitution, If can, and not to serve
the personal ambition Of a candidate. Men are mu-
tl0i1 BAT principles are eternal"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-18

o..
Al specia! Court of Admiralty sitting, decree was
given yesterday by Judge Cuyer the f. II Weman
and others l-ans against the British Baruc New Prospect
aud cargo found atanuCmed al August last and
this port 10y The pilot boat Georgia The awd is one 6h
OF the appraised value (S6S 800 fvcsel aud cargo
ing 10 SlS8t from which the expenses be deducted
leaving the sa?vogs SiOSl6 Ofths the the nj
lot boat icce've 35l6, anu The balance divided among the
individuals on board l3 III ally at the tnMe of
$1,000 to 5000 each The New Prospect bound from Ja
maica to London and after the gale OF August was
abandoned ny the captain and crew, who taken of by
vessel bound TO Charleston She had cargo Sugar and
Rum, and in December last acr beng repaired, roccete
on her voyage ia london.-Leorg ia.l
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-18

Several cases Of snail pax have recently occur,c ed
in Boston.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-18

We ore under 10 necessity to inform the in,eroep.
reader whence we extract the a5oye-IIe will recon-
savors somewhat ofarmcd neutrality for tie present
al least. We are not surprised the Enquirer should
have taken alarm at the discovery that Mr. Calhoun
has ten friends Virginia TO Van Bureus One--Ti is
not too late Tor Mr. Ritcia to choose The stronger
side in the approaching war Of the succession. In
the time untI the characters Of men are bet
ter developed" be acts wisely keeping I'D the ella
NOR for the nominal head Of the Government. Wit
Messing daily the realization Of bis prophetic decara-
ton about tho course" we reverence Mr. r as seer
and should rely upon his oracular assertion that Vr
ginia 1OW support the cause Of 4. Jackson. were il
not hat al the Calhoun men seem to think TINT BY
elsctlng Gen Jackson again, they would ensure the
succession Of Van Buren,.
"Nen are mutablc"-sad trusm fslly illustrated.
in times past and present. by Mr. Richie himself
-"Principses arc ctCrnal"-:hoy are 50 doubtless.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-18

New UAMpsuIRE ELEcriov. have returns
from about 10 towns in Now Hampshire, which give
rly the results last year, when the jack
son candidate for Governor elected by about
1900 majority. The expectation OF the Clay party,
therefore, far regards the granite STATE ha We
VIC should judge, bean disappointed. AS the Editor
OF the Courier says--"thcre is not loop to hang
hope upon. Dos. Gax
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-18

back of the left shoulder, pissed uatcr the collar
bone, cutting the wind pipe, and came out on the
right side of his neck. He held TO his horse and
rode three miles the nearest house, where he
died in two DAYS after. The Savannah Georgian
says that the shot is supposed to have been fired
by an Indian, and that Mr. is the third person
that has been recently killed, at he same
spot.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-18
CHARLEsroN, MAacu -.

-
SHiFwREcK AND Loss OF LrFE.-'Thc schooner
Happy Return, Lockwood, left this port yesterday
Tor Norfolk. About half past o'clock, last evening
when about twelve miles north Of Barnagant Shoals
violent snow squall came on, which capsized the
schooner. Captain Lockwood was drowned il is sup
posed that he struck by the boom The crew were
taken off by Barnagant schooner, and have arrived
in this city. One OF the requ. us to state,
that the schr. Cornc!'a was i'll company when the
accident occurred but she did offer any assistance
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-18

INDIAN MEDA1s.-Thrcc thousand dollars were in
serted in the appropriation bill, on the motion of Mr.
McDufiic, to procure medals for Indians in the cur
rent year-but nine hundred dollars paid for the same
purpose three four years ago, filed large space
trenchment"-,he printing Of which probably cost
mJre than saved by their long labors; it, indeed,
the saving Of one cent effected by them. we
rather think that the whole resulted in making a
book" Mates Register.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-16

New YoRK Com EXCHANGE. were
very few sales of Flour large scale, but a
good many parcels of few hundred barrels each
were bought, making up in the whole rather more
business than before, though the market must be
put down heavy. and prices lower. Of western,
fair brands, there were sales on the wharf at
II, and some to finish sales at dollars, thu
In general holders were firm at 5 l2 25, espe-
ciaiiy on Saturday, when there was a somewhat
better feeling, in consequence Of the light re-
ceipts by the boats. 1000 brls Ely's brand sold
at 5 rs on time. Of Troy, sale at 1000 bis. was
made at S dollars. Ohio, via Canal, in good Or
der, at 90. For common sorts of Southern
4 rs IS offered but holders ask more. Rye Flour
sold at IS. Jersey Corn Meal at so.
A lot of Genessee Wheat was sold at LOG cts
and some Albany, good, at l0l cts. and not the
best at 81 cts. There were several cargOes OF
Rye afOat at the close of business; the last sale
was at 70 cts but there were no sales for seve-
raj Of the last days. and it might have been bought
on Saturday at IT cts Corn is also lower; the
sales of Northern were at 70 cts. and Southern
we quote at 65a68 cts. The weekly consump-
ton OF Corn and Rye by the disti!leres in the
immediate neighborhood Of this city is not far
from 10000 bushels per week, furnishing 1000
gallons of whiskey. Good white Beans are scarce,
and worth S9alO; ordinary plenty.
Freights. IS, perhaps, slight relaxa-
tion, but ratseafe much varied.
Brd nE&sr'fhe depand On London was such
for the kef Of the S3h, that the price went up
to per cent and is now to be-auoted STAG per
CT prem.
Business GeneraHy-pOssessed but little lnte-
rest, as will be evident from our review.
Jour- Conn., June IS.
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meeting in Philadelphia. brass Collars should
be in demand, about these days:

meeting in Philadelphia. Brsss Collars should
be in demand, about these days:
Personal sycophancy and man worship seem
still unchecked with regard to Gen. Jackson,
notwithstanding the frequent and discreditable
manifestations Of his most erring and falllble ma
ture. Even the great anniversary OF our nation
al independence is, we observe to be degraded 10
mere personal glori6cation. At public meet
ING Of =. the democratic citizens OF Philadelphia,
held ON Wednesday evening, to adopt measures
for the celebration of the coming anniversary OF
American independence" it was resolved to ho-
nor the occasion Shy public democratic Jack
son festivals" the word Jackson being intro
duced on special motion, and after debate. We
rily, they who approve such base adulation, are
only fit to wear the collar Of ''Gurth, the born
thrall of Cedric"
The Editor of the Baltimore Gazette makes
the following remarks severe but just, and per-
fectly iu accordance with our own opinions. The
Rev. gentleman referred to has foisted himself
before the public, by his meddling. and must not
expect to find shelter behind his pretended sane
tity.
'sIn the exposition now published, the Rev.
Mr. Ely appears in no enviable light. 1t there
be one charac ter on earth that heartily despse,
II Is that OF the potltcd' pdTson, who ebuea'o'S
to urge his flock to strife. instead OF guiding them
to Heaven. The Devil is said to have been hurl-
ed from Paradise for less otfence-less, because
to his rebellion he did not add Hypocrisy. To
the honor of the reverend clergy of this country
il must be said, that there few who SO far for
get their stations and their duties, as to follow
the example Of Mr.. EIy-and experience has
taught him. that. however ambitious he may be
to play, the part of Wooisey. he has neither the
ability nor the power. The time when Evolves
in Sleeps clothing" could destrsy the flock. if it
ever existed, has passed-and Mr.. Ely can no
more unite politics with religion, than he can
blend the crescent with the cross"
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Olney's school Geography
AND ATLAS.

PRACTICAL system Of Modern Geography;
~ or view ofthe present state Of the world, am
pified and adapted TO the capacity Of youth Con.
tanning numerous tables. exhibiting the divisions set.
dement's, population extent AXES, canals, and tho
various institutions Of the United States and Europe,
the different forms of government prevailing religions.
and the latitude and longitude Of the principle places
on the globe. Embellished with numerous engravngs
of manners, customs, &c. BY J. Oney.
Accompanied BY an IMPROVED ATLAS, beauti'
fully colofed; containing,
l. A map of the World chart Of the World.
q 4 man of North America map Of the United
States. S A map of New England. 6. map Of tho
MidRe and part OF the Southern States. z. map Of
Ohio and Indiana 8 A map of South America. 9. A
map OF Fnrope 10. A map Of Asia. IL. map Of
Africa II. 4 chart. Exhibiting, on new plan, tho
comparative size of the present empires. kingdoms;
OF square miles, the population Of the principal cities
and tow Ms, the width Of the oceans the length Of Re
v, rs seas lakes gulfs bays Sounds &c. the length
and height Of mountains, the length Ut days and
nights in The different attitudes, and enhancing the re.
cent discoveries of Parry, Franklin. Cisppefton snd
'otbers.
Received and for sale BY
June 14--d10t oAFiD HARIiN.
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may 5-eot4thJy
NOtE6

YSHE subscriber intending for Florida Offers for sale
l. the Tract or LAND whereor he now resides,
in Norhumb erand County, State OF Virginia, contain.
ing Is acres, with good orchard. houses out'housess
store, blacksmith shop, ship ard lumber yard, being
good stand for all the above branches OF busnesss
which he has carried on to advantage tor number OF
years and not exceed by any place in the Northern
Neck for health, convenience, and commanding an ex-
tens,ve view ofthe Potomac and mouth OF Yeocomlco
rivers, navgsble water with abundance OF hsh and
oysters two third around II.
Also, another TRACT Of seventy-hve Acres,
about ,hret fourths OF mile from the former also
uavigabe water, with good Orchard, House, and
Barn
Also, another TRACT of one hundred ard
ter having only Dwelling House and few Fruit
Trees, but heavily ,imbered with Oak. Chestnut Ce.
dar and Spruce Pine; being only about two hundred
wards from the he ad Of tide water.
The whole of these places watered with never
falling springs and sufficient quantity Of each in cul
tivation aud the land Of as good quality As any in
the neighborbood fnot sold before the 5th day Of
July next they will, that day, If fair. not the next
fair day. be sold ut public auction, on the pfemses-
| Terms liberal, and made known on the day ofsale.
will also sell that day, all the remaining stock
of Dry Goods, Hardware and Groceries. with num-
| Der Of other articles too tedious to enumerate.
| The first Tract may be had by paying about one
ha the remainder, with forty fifty acres ofland adj
Joining, may be had during Thos. Wroe's life by be-.
coming curator for him. great bargain may be had
of all or either Of the above places by applying to the
subscriber on the premises, or to Lindsay, Hl& Co.
Alexandria, ID. G. JAMES LOWE.
! YeocomcO apr lS-eot5thJy
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FLoUR.-Yesterday, in consequence Of the
immediate demand for considerable Flour now
shipping and about to be shipped, previously con-
tracted for, the wagon price was run up to a %
in some instances. We have rot many transac-
tons from stores toreport. On Tuesday we heard
of sales of 100 bbls extra brands at 4 s7a, so
'bbls Shenandoah at 50. and 200 bbs standard
quality at 80. King-street. Yesterday some
good brands of Potomac flour brought 1 Is, in
lots of 100 to 200 bbs. We heard of no sales
of King street, but suppose so SO would be
a fair quotation.
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, Cd. c.

ARRIVED, JUNE IA,
Schr. Ceres, Courtney, Kinsale; corn to Geo
Johnson & Co.
Sloop Niagara, Whe!den, North Carolina;
lumber and tar to Josiah Fl. Davis.
SAILED, 18th.
Schr. Resolution, Spencer, New-York.
About IL o'clock, the u S. Frigate Potomac,
towed BY the Steamer Columbia, Capt. Mitchell,
passed by the town, bound down.
eco
Schr. Columbia, Kirkland, cleared at n. York
for this port 18th.
Schr Washington, Wilson, hence at n. York
18th inst
Schr Henrietta. Ferrel, of tins port from Ma
ranham at New York 18th inst
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OH " Candles
New publicOtiOns.

PRIVATE Memoirs Of Napoleon Buonaparte during
l. the period, of the Directory, the Consulate, AID
the Empire; by n de Bourrenne, Private Sc.
cretsry to the Emperor w octvo
The Works. of Lord Byron, including the Sup
pressed Poems, and Sketch of his Lfei by L.
w. Lake. complete in vol. octave. with a
portrait
voyages and Discoveries of the Companions of Co
Iumbus; by Washington Irving, Nv octave
Annals of the Peninsula Campaigns. with plates by
the author of Cyril Thompson; 3v duo
Arnotps Physics, 2v. embracing the subjects OF
Light and Heat
Sianese Twins, poem
Destiny; or the chiefs Daughter, novel. by the
author of Marriage Inheritance
AMERICAN QUARTERLY REVIEWING.
1s.-Conte,,fs as toLo,os, uis:
College Instruction and Discipline; Croley's George
the Alb. tiierogy pbic system; Europe and Amercai
Webs,er's Speeches; Poland, History Of; History of
MARYLAND, Notes italy, by Rembrandt Peaie; Siam
ss Twins, Memorial of the Workers Of Iron of Phls-
depha praying that the present duty on imported Iron
be repealed. . -
Recevedby f. heNNEDi'
tune 14-eo3t
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IIOMstabie Notice.

gUlHE subscriber respectfully informs his irends aud
,he nvbIic in general, that he has been appointed
coMsPPaHiE for the County of Alexandra, and
has entered upoa the duties Of his office
Ne intends devotpg bis undivided attention 70 'he
duties of Constable, and will promptly attend to any
business committed to his care lie respee"ui'y son
60 ,sf, 81 his dwelling on King street, between
washington and ST. Asaph aireets. will receive nnms
wss"S: - THOMAS LYLES,
d'1 ;an .' 1ameost Constable.
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SySwSg in the County of Prince William, proposals
s$S will be received by the said President and
x-Acs directors for h" whole, any portion Of the
said tract, until the ION day Of October nsrt
The snnexAl extracts from the law, viii shew the
conditions re CURED of the purchasers,
Persons Offering proposals will consult their own
convenience in fixing the instruments OF the purchase
money.
The ffristoe Tract contains by surrey 6,f9t acres,
the greater part cf which is under leases, winch will
expire in the year 1919, and which subject to an
annual rent ri about Is 900 pounds of tobacco.
By order of the President and Directors OF the i'e-
rsry Fund: }. BEo"E, Jr.Zo AUD
2nd BE ii further enacted. That it shall be the duty
of the said Presd N, and Directors, require IF the
purchaser or purchasers Uf the said Tract bonds, with
s ient personal security, payable to the sail Presi
den, and direct RS, togekkr with deed deeds of
trust on the estate SD so the payment OF the
purchase money and iere6s; which bonds, taken,
shall bear interest fromtle date thereof And all per
sons who shall fail to pay into the Treasury annually,
within six months after the shall become due, the
I'M crest which NAV accrue their said bends, shall
forfeit all claim the credit given their purchases,
and the Drncual all the eupon become due, be re
coverabe by the said President and Directors with all
interest in arrear BY motion TO the General Court Gu
ten DAVIS notice of the time of making such notion or
the naymen thereof eufurced, by proceeding on the
deeds or deeds Uf trust aforesaid at the discretion Vi
the said President and Directors.
;n purchasers If land under the provisions of this act
shall have the privilege of paying the amount OF the
purchase m,ney at any time
4,h This act shall be in force from the passing
thereof.
,ure I6-2swt10th0ct
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District 0f Columbia,

County Of .dtkTandrsa' Oct.
vETItJIAN " WINTER has applied to the Hon
w lanes 5. NorseII Assistant Judge Of the United
States Circuit Court ofthe District Of Columbia, to be
discharged from imprisonment, under the nc, Tor the
relief of in.ovent debtors within the District OF TO
umb ON Saturday xt, tho 18th instant, az e'csen
o'clock A. ~ at the Court House IN A'exA"d,s ~"eH
and where his creditors are required to attend.
Iss, EDM. 7. LEE, G.. C.
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Tar 4 Turpentine for sale.
tOnBBLS tar; 10 turpen,ne: Received pei
lou sloop Niagara, for ssl. by
iune Is JOSIAH II. DAVIS.
Feach Brandy, &c.
June 70

~ Bulls. Accomac peach brandy
chest superior gunpowder tea, IN strong SER
vceab!e cannsters of lbs each
2 CHEST young h,son tea, in 2b cann'-ters
Chests ard Boxes gunpowder imperial, Tyson and
young hyson teas, Of prime quantities
Wines Liquors and Groceries, as usual, for sale
bv SAS'L b LARMOUR Co.
inhr LIS