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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-13
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.

Now York, New Hampshire and Maine, huvo
doubtless gono with Virginia and Pennsylvania for
the Hero.-From New Jersey and Ohio we have,
not sufficient Intelligence to pronounce upon tho
result, but it is likely they have gone with the
others.
Sixty-six towns in New Hampshire give S27S
votes for the Jackson Electors, and Sl76 for tho
Anti.Jackson.
Forty:"ne towns in Maine give 934s for Jackson,
and 7043 against him.
In New ork, the election seems to have gone
very much as it did in Pcnnsylvania-by general
hurra for Jackson, and all that his bears along
with him. vi all the counties yet heard from, lit.
tie Richmond has alone given an Anti Jackson mo-
lority. Queens Kings New York, Westchester,
Putnam, Rockland. Orange, Ulster, Duchess, Co.
iunlbia, Albany, Rensselaer,, Schenectady, Sarato-
ga, have all given NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lees than 400,
and some as high as 1900, for Jackson and Marcy
tho Veto and the Spoils We will not occupy our
columns with partial returns estimates We do
not doubt the State is losi and when tho official
canvass ~ made, we shall publish it as a matter of
useful information, and future reference.
~. Y American.
OHIO.
From all the Information that has reached US.
IL appears that In seventeen of the counties from
which returns in the whole in part have been
received. General Jackson's majority is 9,490. In
the same counties Governor Lucas obtained ma
jorty of $685..
Highland, Muskingum, and Miami counties,
which are among them, show change in favor of
Mr.. Clay, of 944.
In eighteen counties. forming with the others all
that are yet heard from, Mr.. Clay has majoritios
amounting TO 6,92S.
The whole vote is stated TO be, as far as yet
known
Jackson 26,S5I
Clay 23,627
Majority 1924
The above is from tho U. S. Telegraph, of Satur
day evening. The Columbus Sentinel of Nov. 6.
(JackSon) since received gives returns from Ill
counties, which give Jackson majority of 7,l6l;
and says,
1.-The remaining counties to DO heard from gave
Lyman, the opposition candidate for Governor an
aggregate majority of 100 votes"
GEORGIA ELECTION took place on Monday
Iast--we have the returns only for the town Of
Augusta, which gives the "Troup Ticket" an ave.
rage majority of $50 over the "Clark Ticket"
PENNsrLvANIA.-The Philadelphia Sentins! giyes
the present majority for the Jackson Ticket az
24;i44. Erie, Venango, and Warren counties
still to be heard FROM
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-13
Cloths and Cassirnerns.

ED I. g. +. KNAPP have just received from
n 70 the Norlh, blue, black, mulberry. Give
brown and green Cloths of extra and common
qualities; blue, black, sage, adelaide and drab
Cassimercs, fine and common Petersham, to which
'nfy 'hYre uc Sttsniicn Of their lrjcrds, 500
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-13

must have oar,,cd the very iiborui assistance af.
iordod by the good inhabitsnts, and by some of
Portsmouth.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-13
n MgA Bags prime Java Coffee,
n NBSH 13J do. do. Lnou;ra I'm

n AAgA Bags prime Java Coffee,
n aBSD 1875 do. do Laguira do
50 bags prime Rio Coffee,
30 hhds., 10 tierces Molasscs,
l pipe
2 half pipes fsioily Nader, Wine,
quarter casks
10 boxes Gnnpowder Tea,
80 boxes Sperm Candles,
10 barrels Tanners Oil,
casks Alum,
tons patent Back Shot,
275 reams Wrapping Paper.
Rec Jivpg fer sale by
DO - IEwIS WEBB G Scs
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-13

When things are the worst thoy must mend.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-12-19
THE ANNUAL TREASURY REPORT.

The following is synopsis of the contents
of this Report:
The Revenue from the LIST January, 1889, to
the LIST January, 1893, actual aud estimated. is
stated at 1911 1852 SIS Shrinking, with the
balance in the Treasury on the LIST of January
1882, an aggregate of S36, 255 1896
The Expenditures, actual and estimated, for
the same period. stated at S:}l GIL ,466 80,
leaving an estimated balance in the Treasury,
on The LIST January, 1888, (includng the Dan
ish indemnify of Sl,S44 1917 This bal
includes the anu raitabic funds in the
Treasury, heretofore estimated at 81 400 COO
On the list January, 1898. the whole public
debt will have been reduced to $1,000 Sos 50
which, sci off against the seven millions Of
stock in the Bank of the United States, NAV
also be considered as etfoctualv extinquished
so as to leave the Nation free of debt
The Imports for the year ending the 30th
day OF September last, are estimated AT $780,
6o2G77; and the Exports for the same period
at SS7 ,037 ,9l3, of which S6307I Sl5 we're OF
domestic, and 1913 ,9G3, l26 Of foreign articles
The Receipts during the year 1888 are csti.
mated at S24,O00000, and The Expenditures
for the same period for all objects other than
the Public Debt at $l7,63S 81 80, to which
must be added the amount of the Danish in.
demnlty, (S694 ,000.) which will be payable
within the year. The annual Revenue for
some years to come, nndcr the Revenue law Of
the last session, is estimated at S2i 900 900
and the annual expenditure at $4,000 900
leaving an estimated annual surplus in the
Treasury, says the Report, of $6,000000 TO
which amount reduction of the Revenue is
strongly recommended, either by dmnution
ut duties on imports, or "partly by reln-
punishment of tho Pubic Lands ;,a a source OF
Revenue as suggested in the last Annual
Report.
This recommendation is followed by an ar
gument OF considerable length to show the in
expediency Of continuing duties laid for the
protection OF domestic industry, &c.
This document concludes with an arraiUn.
ment of the Bank of the United States and as
II to place beyond doubt, that he would surprize
us more by his report of this year than he did
by that Of last year, the Secretary winds up his
Report by declaring that the arrangement
made by the Bank for passing of the three per
cents, the extensive transactions of the Bank
Qhe Importance and advantages of which he
so much commended last year, and the dis
closures during the investigation by the Com
mite of the House of Representatives of the
last session together with the near approach
OF the term of the charter have tended to
impair public confidepce IN the Bank and
have suggested an enquiry into the security
OF the Bank, as the depository Of the public
funds !! !"
oh Mr. McLANE! Mr.. McLANE
National InteUigencer
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-12-19

May the great Ruler of nations grant that the
signal blessings with which He has favored ours
may not by the madness Of party or personal amb.
tion be dlsregarded and lost: and may His wise
Providence BRING those who have produced this
crisis. TO see the folly, before they feel the misery
"f civil strife and inspire returning veneration
ior that Union which, five may dare to penetrate
Ills designs, he has chosen the only means Of
attaining the high deslines 10 which we may rca-
sonably aspire.
In testimony whereof, have caused the seal of
the United States to be hereunto affixed, hav-
ing signed the same with my hand.
Done at the City of Washington this 10Th day of
December in the year of Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and thirty-two and of the
independence of The United States. the fifty
seventh. ANDREW JACKSON.
BY the President
EDw. LIVINGSTON,
Secretary Of State
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-12-19
REPORT OF THE POST MASTER
GENERAL

1t appears from the Report Of the Post
Master General, that there has been an UMPIRE
cedcnted increase in tho amount of mail trans
Pottatlons during the year. The amount of
such transportation was on the LIST July, 1929
l37e0,O0O mllcs-lst July 1890, l4.500 600
lst July, 1881, l5,463, 692-lst July, 1882, 90,
G25,02I
The length of Post Roads in the different
States, on The LIST of July last, exclusive of
those established by law of the last session of
Congress, is l04 ,467 miles-making the whole
number of miles travelled during year 90, 625,
O2l; Of which in stages, 1929 743 steam
boats, 499,30l; on horseback and in sulkies,
5000 ,977
Very many Improvements have been made
on different routes, by which the transportation
has been expedited, rendered more frequent,
or both. The most important of these improve
ments is on the route from New Orleans 10 New
York. From a tri-weekly mail it has been con
verted into daily; and from Is OF 90 days pas
sage, the time has been reduced to l3 days.
The revenue Of the department comprising
the whole amount OF hostages accruing within
the year commencing July /, 1881, and ending
June 30, 1892, amounts 10 S2,258, 570,l7 The
expenditures of the department within the
same period, were-for compensation 10 Post
Masters. S7I548l SO for transportation of The
mail, ,4S2. SOY 90; for incidental expenses
VOL ITO 1olal %, zoo, luU,o :-Inaking an
excess OF expenditure beyond the revenue of
the year, of ,530,lS
The surplus available fund Of the department
on the LIST of July, 1881, was S2l0,4I2,69
From which deduct the above 7,530,iS and
7l3l paid into the Treasury of the United
States By irregular dcposites, and there re-
mains $2p2, ISL A, az the surplus available fund
on the LIST July, 1892 There were in the
United States on the LIST July, 1881, $3.50 post
Offices; on the Both June, 1892 9,205 in
crease, 5l9,
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-12-19

PRETTY GOOD. We have heard a good
many stories of the strange notions of those
who have been bred in climates "where
snow and ice are not known" when they
come 10 our bleak dominions; yet we do
not remember TO have heard better one
than was related in our hearing day or
two since, A sea-captain in this vicinity
brought home a sable African, who had
never before seen such thing ms "solid
water" The other morning Snmbo came
in with large piece of ice, exclaimng, 40,
Massa, see what big piece of glass me
found" $50 you have" replied the IA
retious mariner.-"so you have Sambo-
but it's wet-take it to the fire and dry it,"
Down went Sambo to the kitchen fre,-but
soon returned, with his eyes vastly diated
and great establishment otherwise depicted
on his countenance, vociferating, "Why,
massa, such glass | neber did see,-the
more dries it, the more it grows wet"
Lynn paper.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-12-19

CoUNrERTEiT BILLS. The public is
hereby informed, that there are in circula-
ton, counterfeit ten dollar bills of the .Suf-
loM Bunk, md five dollar bills the Column
bian Bank, in Boston, being nm Imitation of
Perkins's old stereotype plate. Also, Two
dollar bills Of the Oriental Bank, in Boston,
NEW PLATE. The signatures are well exc
ruted, but the lathe work in the dies is i'm.
perfect, and the difference in the engraving,
between the false and the genuine, may be
discovered upon a minute examination.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-12-19

ports a new case in the Police Court A con-
stable who had hecn hauled up before the po.
lice by lawyer, charged with being a common
drunkard, and there fined ten dollars--under.
took to retoliate on the gentleman of the bar,
by complaining Of him as n common gambler.
tho lawyer having played at " odd-and-suen."
for n glass OF wine. Justice Whitman decided
that odd-an ecentng was not II game, and, cr-
60, il could not come under the law for the
punishment Of gambling.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-25

sor the free and unbiasse., bes,owa, Of tht,t SUI
f,ages IN flyoroI the man OF their choice. NO one
anticipates the rupture of the bonds which bind the
Coafaicracy together more sincerely than ourselves
and no ona would make greater saerlaces to avert
iha catasiro alc. But, noars HmeH of this nature
could have any effect upon our course either as ed
tors OF as voters. For, should the time ever arrive
when the election of any individual shall lead to
dissolution of the Union, the chords which bind II
toso:hcr must have been previously SO much weak
c,sI oy other causes, as u render continuance
of the connection alike hopeless and undesirable
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-25
THE. STATES.

prNysYLVANIA.-T Official returns are
no, ,.., received Gom Pennsylvania. Gov. Wolfe
Is how yer, re-cec,ed-hs minority about 800.
N ,,,,er,,l,n. this result, we have the .,ra,i-
s,,,o, Of ANNOUNCING that the Anti-Jacason party
Save NJ least an equal number Of members in the
next Congress an majority ofi0 III the State
LEGISLATURE, acirclnstance the more important,
as az. S. senator is 10 be appointed this winter
By reference to the proceedings ofthe Natiora Re
publican Convention u, Harrisburg, Con the first
PAGE this of mornings papcr) twill be seen that
that body have adopted :he An;l Mas mic Electoral
Ticket, whereby tue opposition party IN that state
have concentrated their siren 9Th, aud Will present oil
sun divided front to their antagonists Both parties
appear to be equally conf lent of success, and bot
cl,im l,y,. mai,rites As t., contest Is 50 near
ut hand ii is useless now to speculate upon thc re-
suit. We shall soon see which Is the victor
OHIO.-rhc returns fton this 5ta'e are s,nc-
what contradictory ba. III tn'lr best aspect, the}
arc m1fe FAY prablc u thejack,on party than W
hal anticipated. Mr. Lacas, their candidate { so
vernon, is doubtless coctcd,by handsome majority
the Washington Clos says 7309. For Congress
.thc Globe claims / of the - members. We by NJ
me ms, however despair of the electoral vote q
Ohio Several causes III ;ht be siatel which ops
rated against tho Opposition candidate Tor Cover
4or, which vii not have any influence in the Pre-
sideotial election. But, it void be pity 10 dam
pen the joy of our Jackson friends, already sui
cicntly dashed by therllc deica, IN Pennsylvania
and their almost certain disco niufe IN NV York
VERMONT. The Legislature OF Vermont us
semblcd Oh til; It'll inst. On The d1y following
John Smith WAS elected Speaker. No election o
Governor having been nsaie By The people, neither
orthc candidates having majority, The election Q
that oiic,.r JosoIvcd the Legislature. There ha
been five unsuccessful ballotings at the last datcs
on the last Of which Palmer. tn al!l-'nas 'nic can
ii late recssed le9, Crafts. (Clayl a. Mcesi
AJacAsool 80.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-25

alid' . r.es pJudfHse, for line zoanv a. ! Bslzf
whose duty II shall be TO advance The interest ol
Gen. jackson anu Z =. Barbour ~ al. far ard
honorable means, ard assist In issaisA,ng ,otefs
with suitable tickets viz ~, -. YIN. Coleman,
Daniel r. Christian, Isaac W. Walker, j.. II l..
wing, Ciampe Carter, Rob,. Gamm, towel l..
Brown james 4. Rose, James IL Christian, 1'lins.
l. Waiaer joel Lyon VIM. ". Christian 1esi
Frazer, James Eitchie VIM Staples, WA. J. Shrl-
ton joseph Kyle Robert Grant, Ralph {. Shetoli,
John =. Shelton, Stephen w. Christian, Capt
John Coleman, Willis T.. Diekefson Capt. Bou
Norve Richard Z Rucker, Capt Richard Wi
son, q. J. Reynolds, Ar,hur d Davies, Beverly
Dawes, Peter I. Christian, Robt Putrick, lona-
than A. Stout John II. Roberts, George Blair,
Philip Thurmond, ST. john fenn PhIliPThut-
mand, Jr Benz Shelton Whiting Davies, Robert
II. Garter, Robert MeCujoch, james D,ien Int
lei Campbell, James S, Hisginhotham, Albert og-
den, James Keith, Drury Christian, Ruh,. l..
Bnrlis. Joel Campbell, 81, Jonathan Brldgwatel
and Pleasant Story.
Re@ircd, Tha, Col Wm. Coleman Jos. X lr
wing, Isaac W Walker, Robt C.nnm, latnes A.
Rose, and Howell l.. Blown BE- appointed can
mi,iee 10 attend specially To the prorrrlny and dis
uibuiing Tickets al the 6. IL on tue day OF eer-
ton and that Champc Carter J shelton, Robert
Mcculloch, ami Ralph c. shelton do the same, Mt
Pedar Mills Precinct.
Resoired That tue proceedings ttlIs meeting
he signed by the President and Secretary, with /,
request tina, the same be published IN the Lynch
burg Virginia. and Virginia Advocate.
CIIAMPE CARTIER, Chm'n
RoBEEr CAMM, Seo'y.
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lDtsf,fIlIf NJ.
3 d ~ OF. IA Il -

for the best 4 yreul'rrs Essay 10 be entitled r.
y,sai'tvr n ftfFja,1" @1'ho ossay, 'Ye SUPPOSE,
would embrace souythp- af the history mud pre-
sent state of Agriculture IN orr State, With the ,au
ses Of The impoveriShmentnf our Land. Those dis
pnsc IL communicate on this subject, vii a,'df.2s
II the IuFtaia Farnfr, SrhfspiNe, ik5e mt ce #.
II. a committee OF intelligent gentlemen wiN ID
edo upon tie merits of eaeli, aud award the pre-
f.Ium. We do not presume. thnt the aulnant nrr
81 vii be- much inlucrrent. Oar nbeel - to cX
ei,o attention hna inquiry, aud we can hat hope
thai some aoe pcus Will be disposed to respond to
onr coieasburs
All communications must be sent IN belorc tic
hrsi Of l'rbniary--" ffee a pcy'dsc"
Oct - Ia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-25
LAND AND SLAVES.

n y pursuance OF the provisions al CERTAIN deed
N ofi,or, execoied by the late Ander@n NJ
Wnddll hea,ng DAT. The 9TH day ol Match last,
and Of record IN tho Ck,h's ollics Of GnmpbrII
county for certain purposes ~ sad deed, Expressed.
the nnders gned. or Que al them. vi on Friday
the Odd day Of November next. before the lroot
door ofthe market house, in Lynrbbprg, proceed
10 htll, al auction 10 the highest bd.t on credit
To T.. made knoWo on thu day OF sale. II sa'nahlr
Slaves. VIZ Martin. D"y, Big Ben. iitl- Ben,
Rruhen. Frederick, Jack, I'm, Henry, Sq,'re.
Marie, MIiev, Amry, M,ma, Lucinda AMI Jane.
with tue increase OF the iema es since ihs dsic OF
SAID Decd " my. --And. he nest LAY, upon the
premises, tho following NE nac,s al Land. lyinr
and being on and near B'ark water Creek, IN
same upon winch the sid Waddh resided, viz ;
Inc ttnc, bought OF Mr.. + ., containing 81 u.
orrs--ihs ,tasi b.usb, OF John Fowler. containing
100 acres, more ~ irs,--ihs tract ho1gh' II Gar
iaud | ate, continuing ~ acres. more OF lsss-ihr
tract conveyed 10y G,rl ratr ~ 80 acres, mc'r OF
less--and tho Other tract conveyed b, Edmund W.
Tate, containing G5 atres3 rods aud Is piles, as
may more fully appear by reference 10 the several
de, Il. Of conx, yNnc. above referred 10 all of 70.
coid in Campbell County cnurt Cletk's oHire.
he Land viii be sold subject to the do~.r right
Of Mrs. Waddil. which 4 Is skpcried u b. laid of
and allotted 10 her bcior. the day al sale. The
terms OF The Land sale v III hiso be made known on
the day Of sale |, is heIived the right aud IHl to
al! said property good, but tie unde,s gnei ~Ill
only convey such title as they hold under sad
dyed. H. SCOT
JANIS SAUNDERS
IA, or nd
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=. u. EITCEf-DgSgfsr,

~ RESPECTFULLY informs he cezens Of
~ Lynchbnrg that he expects TO spend ftw
days IN ;her tow Oh his return from the SpriIigy
aboa, the g5h of Sept. As he X stranger Is
ino,t Of the ctzcns, he sahmils the following letter
from Dr. Samuel Jackson, of Philadelphia, Is DR..
A. Perbcy OF New OIc'nss;
Philadelphia Dce 81, 1920.
Or. 4 Pctbsy--Dcur Sir lase the liberty to
Introduce 10 your acquaintance nv )rieat, DR.. =.
f.teh, who viii sisit New Orleans DR.. Fitch Is
regularly cdueet~i rs practitioner Of Medicine,
Is very intelligent and well informed gentleman,
aud has devoted lis attcntion chiefly 10 Dental Sur
gerry, on which subject he has written an excellent
work The visit a Or Plirh ia entirely profess
sonal aud any services you can render him will
br esteemed favor lay your ohcIient servant,
SAML. JACKSON"
Also, copy of lc,tcr from the Hon Benjamin
w. Richards, Mayor oithe city Of Philadelphia, to
Edward York, Esq. Of New Orleans
Mn Dur Sy.~rhc bearer At this is n well cd
ucatcd and very respectable Dentist, who has for
some yeas past praetIsed very successfully IN ont
city He IS young Gentleman OF excellent char
setef, ani hnpn reason to believe of more than
ordinary skill III BIZ. profession. You may safely
recommend INN, md yon will obigo me by permit.
TING him 10 feftr 10 you II necessary am, sery
ttuly you're, "B w. RICHARDS
g 10 Enwhnp YoaK, Esa.
" fhrored bR d. s. S EFitA
= Philadelphia, Dec 10 1889
- pRlcE3--Onc Dollar for cach operation
exclusive % gold, which will he a separate charge
= references IN Lynchbarg--col I.nnghorno.
caft olcy Nm. Bailey and Alexander Tomr
kins, Esqrs
Aug 20 III,
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TIE, CliDLcRA.

Ii affords US pleasure TO inorrouf distant friends
exemption frotn the Cholera We repeat this fact
il. cons cquance Of the assembling in this place
eo-a4y OF the Synod Of the Presbyterian Church,
an 10 assure country friends VINO may wish /,
attend II, thu, they may do wiki perfect saety
This health OF oar iowa, we bclc:t, was never bet
ter than at his mnm3at.
licA 9eaa. - Wvrrgrct u Announce the re- up
caranee OF The choiefa ut RichsuAni Tn; Com
per of las; Saturday says" Owing probably to
some impradcnco eAI q urr, few cases occurred
yesterday, more or less marked in their character.
One physician lSd Il oitnes3 Il ldcr treat
n1nt-ano.hel use VIII has not get terminal.
edn
In Cincinnati. there were 9new coses Of Cho-
llera reported on the lltl inst. and s deaths ard
II new cases on tie l2th, all of which w,r, fatal
The disease has also made it, appearance a,
Ctcaveland and Mount Vernon t0ho9
Ia Hisers mn (Mi) the cho.ers Ia, ,e-aopear.
ed, after It's apparent extinction for days. A
uons its lato victims is Thomas kcnn- iy, + So.
Editor OF paper in tia, town. aud mem ,cr elect
Of the Maryland Leg isature.
~ We are requested TO say that al pcrsons who are
ene to vote inr mehers OF the e,i.,aare also Ell.
titled To vote for Presidential Eplccto ).
~ The President Of tho Unltrl States ieini Wash.
iugtoa thy 18th last. We do no. learn that h,
health is impaired BY bis late ooc,ioHocrng Wait Ken
lucky.
f. Three persons have been arrested in phita
delphia, on a.cherge Of having been concerned in
the late Bank robbery at Wheeling. The facts de
veloped on their examination were such as Ia leave
no doubt of their guilt The prisoners nre in jail
IN Philadelphia, awaiting the demand Of the au-
ihorltles Of this State Their names ave William
Moore, alias Devon, Samuel Mcpherson and Van
Tasseil
2I- Col. John Swift has been elected Mavor OF
Che City of Philadeiph oiGc &. w Richards,
Esq
Last nights mail broush not a wori of news
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SGRIaG.S +. I:AGBY,
Grocer & Commission Merchants

WIS STREET. l. YscfBCRG,
All hts method OF informtn, their iftends
= and erolttie gsnrrails. that they save re-
efistd thcir Iall aa1 Wiuitr spppls Of Goods cob.
tdtug part Of
II h',. :, Cfei, f,t,o n co All ". q. Sugars
81 hses Porto R.o, Lagnita aud Java CoNss
1900 lbs. Loaf Sugar. pa,i hes, family
lon sacks l.iserpfrnl Salt
20 do Ground Alhim 10
i0'ons rl,i.tsr Paris
10 sidc' 5oa teath,r
30 do Urptr do
hid. rttsa.ng Mplss"s
80 barrel, An. | and x. c. iler,ioss
ID do No. 3 Maekarcl
DO test Iaunfrs Oh .
~ kegs Rogers ~ All! EFF Gunpowder
10 buA's Ganpoadcr add imps,iai rcas, selected,
pat 6rs, rate
Pare,. Ginger, alspicr. hesi Indigo, Madarr Cop.
peas, Frimsioae, Alum. salt ne'fr. Bar Lead,
5anr, Candies, iinrsc Collars, WI ,cmore's Cot
ton and Wool Csrd,. Sc. ar.--iugethrr with
general assottn,en, { Staple Dry Goods. shnes,
Hat, &c. hoygh, in the esr.v pnri ot the senson.
nasty in New N.,,k. ~ sdinion to which, they
expect IN a lew week,, from eoi, 3,,,n, Bar lron
and Ca'tngs, Of the best 0rala9--a large a.sottI
meol Of Which they in,eai Keeping con.anay Oh
hand Of shicb they otter n, ar pr,cees or
, casi. or IN barter FOR Country Produce.
Country Merchants arc pariicnl,ry Invited 10
give them n cali befare they purchase ,lsewhssr.
Tiny hkewise transact conmi,sion B,s,ness,
recriee and forward Goods. aud purchase NIL kinds
II Ge"hiry Pfodac", (Afdrni Spirits exerrted,)
h,r Witch they will give the fair market value 10
cash, OF - goods M cash pr ices.
On hand ab'p' 2ojO lbs. priu,e Milllng Bacon.
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