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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-25
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aDs9 Roo s S n,0H' New Orleans and Porto
Is Is SoTSJ Loaf sogar.
~ hhds. prime retailing Molasscs,
10 bags Green and Java Coffee
4UU sacks Liverpool blown and ground alum
ana Salt,
~ tons Swedcs, English and Country Bar
non, comprising an assortment of
hound, from i6ths to ! inches diane.
ter; Square from I to mchos Flat
from | TO inches wide, cmbracinp
wagon, gig, carriage and carryall tyre,
tons hoop and band do, from / to Al in
ches, box do from to inches, for
Carriage makers,
tons blistered, German English. blistered
spring Steel
J do. Sheet Iron
l do. Patent Shot,
$50 kegs IF FFF DuPours Gunpowder,
io0 90. do. blasting do.
100 do. Cut Nails,
$50 sides Soal Leather,
9Oo do. Kip Skins and upper Leather, in the
rough,
5000 lbs Cotton Yarn, from the Petersburg
Manufacturing Company,
i30 Nova Scotia Grnd-Stones,
lOO bbls. Clipt Nerrings,
Az do. and half barrels Roe do. put up for ia,
mily use,
3D. bexos Sperm and Tallow Candles,
IL ticrces London Porter and Brown Stout
ia pint and quart bottles,
a casSs Timothy Seed,
on bushels highland meadow cut do.
casks "ilarrs'" superior Port Wine.
Madeira, Sicily, Madeira, superior Mar.
sellos and Malaga Wines,
Cognac Brandy, H. Gin and Antigua Rum,
'Old" Whiskey and Apple Brandy,
Gunpowder Imperial and Black Teas,
Pepper, Ginger, Aspice, Mace and Nut
megs,
Cotton and Wool Cards
Indigo, Alum and Copcrss,
Saltpetre Glaubsr and Epsum Salts,
Mustard and Chocolate,
Window Glass and Stone Ware,
Bed Cords and Plough Lines,
heavy Cotton Oznaburghs and wrapping.
Irvine.
ALSO,
81 kegs fresh Jamiesun's Crockers
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'ucSuay morning.

EA l. = -.ae's; aoZSiE& GsIE,aes.
r oon IAN lanai Lottery, No. I9-Drawing 90 be
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JOSEPH TATE, Presiden'

p. SD p. M.--l6 cases and ] death have
been reported since the above list was made out
reported, the reader will bear in mind-they occur
red during the last 48 hours
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LIME, HAY. &c.

BGAa D 1lerccs Stone Lime, of supcrio
- ~ quality, in good order,
50 bundles Northern Hay,
100 barrels No /, =, and 3. MackeroI.
10 do clipped aud gross uerrings,
~ do. Old Rye Whskey,
do. Molasses,
20 do Cider Vin-Dnr-
aooO lbs. Bacon, Midlimgs and Shoulders,
Carryalls, Harness, Sc for sale by
=, - NJ. A. TRICE,
oVP %~-~l Near Mayo's Bridge.
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March l, 1882.

Pursuant to the foregoing decree, we shall pro-
coed to sell the mill and lands referred to therein
tho front door of the courthouse Of the county of
Middesex, on the 18th Monday in August next, it
being the 9th day Of the month, the tract of land
containing about 80 acres attachedto the mill and
is situated upon Mill Creek, in the county of Mid
dlesex--it formerly the property of Tho Il.
Churchill. ROBERT G. SCOTT
PHILIP HARRISON.
Richmond, July goth, 1892
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PEs8.v'Y.9X60s'3' s. FERN e
On

ri AN authorised to rent, for the year 1888 tho
FL Plantation and Ferry, in which 1 have an in
terest in James City county, on james River, be-
tween the place called st. Georges and James
Town. No person need apply, who is not
prepared to give two hundred dollars per annum
Letters addressed to me, at Richmond, post paid
will be promptly attended to. J. A. SMITH.
sep est
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NOTES CAUTION 10 yIIE
pIIRl IT.

Il Have lost Note of William Wilkcrson's. in
II my favor, for five hundred and eight dollars,
ana an Order of b. Spcncer's, drawn by Preston
White on John NJ. Bolts, for fifty dollars Mr.
WIlkerson's Note has been sottled-but deem II
proper to advertise the loss of these papers to put
the public on their guard against being imposeG
on: The finder will please leave them with the
Eul'orS OF ms paper. S. l.. VIAL.
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Chickahominy Land for Sale.

ChIckahomlny Land for Sale.
s. Vie Subscriber being DESTROYS to remove will
"a sell his farm on Chickahominy, on accommo
dHtlng terms. This Land lies on the Swamp az
the New bridges, adjoining Polite, the residence
OF Mr.. Edward GOvan, the road from the city of
Richmond TO the lower end of Hanover PASSING
by 1T, not more than miles from the former place
when VIII be reduced to 81 miles by change of
the road now in progress. The tract contains 400
acres 2OO OF which are low grounds, 20 being mea
dow ian@, one half Of which is now set in herd
grass. The Land is we'll timbercd, and within
mile OF Saw Mhl-the improvements are sufIi
Gent Tor small family. If II sale is not privately
effected, of which due notice will be given, tho
Land VIII be pat up at auction, on the premises,
on Nlohday' tho 18th Sept. next, if fair, If not
the next fair day Those disposed will in the in.
term, view the premises application being made
to Miles Macon, near the subscriber on the spot
aug 81 SELDEN C.. MICOT
W The above sale is postponed till Monday
the Is, October, if fair, if not, the next fair day.
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SK r. FRANCIS respectfully informs his friends
FA and the public, that in compliance with the
uesire OF several of his pupils, he will postpone
the rc-opcning of his class until the second weel,
IN October, in consequence of their obiocting TO
meet during the prevalence of the Cholera in
Richmond His Store will be re-opened at the same
time. cont 81
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FOR sale, as usual, in every variety, at the Elk.
change and Lottery Office of
THOS. b. BIGGER
C, . Corner opposite the Eagle Hotel
po Ho nno lO 30 45 $3O,O0O-25 30 So
O'OOO-l9 % SO S2O,OO0-2I ~ 81
S,ng!I of $4,000, and numerous o,hor
at sight as usual by the constant Prize SeIlinr nnd
Prompt Pay pTCm uE anu
81 DhNSh-A>'
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TRUST SALE.

IA - DLA III.
HDURSUANT TO tae provisions Of Deed oC
"a Trust, executed by ~ Stratton, on the 2d
OF August last, for the benefit of Lancaster. Den
3y ~ Co., the subscriber as Trustee, named in said
Deed, viii ofcr for sale at the Residence If sa;d
Stratton, on Saturday, the 2cth inst at 10 o'clock,
A. NJ, TO the highest bidder, for cash, all his
HoUsGnoLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE, or So
much thereof as will be sufficient to satisfy the
purposes for which the Trust was created.
JOHN SHORE, Trustee
oaIo to be conductcdby LANCASTER, DENBY s. Co.
sept 19-d'ds
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va T. are now Receiving fall supply of
w GROCERIES, by daily arrivals from Bos
ton, New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore.
We invite our customers and the public TO call and
examine our stock, comprising a general assert
ment of goods, carefully selected, MANY OF u,,Icu
Are mot yet EDsg5eg 6sso.S
This makes the more anxious TO sell for rooJ
profit, especially where long credits are given.
Clldm paigne,
Madeira,
8. Madeira,
l.. p. Tcneriffe
Lisbon,
sherry WlNES-in pipes, pipes,
Oporto, Or. casks and boxes.
Malmsey,
Malaga,
Claret,
Muscat, and
Sauturn
Port Rico,
Java,
Manila,
Laguira, }COFFEE.
MaricaIbo,
St. Domingo, and
Rio
Champagne, !
Bordeaux, BRANDY-in pipes, half
Signette' and pipes and or. casks.
Olsrd
St. Croix,
p. Rico,
Orleans,
Loaf, lSJJGAR
Loal,
'1ihg'e ana double rehned,
C I1hu crushed
nceSe american and EngIiSh'
'drcn' chocolate,
2%lnelSoh crackers,
DuPo"ts uuhPowder,
"ut' o' assorted sizes,
p''oh ana wool Cards'
iaPPhS aPer'
"u"NI0 10
Ip no
N''0i no.
C my GoloTod do'
S "%ou'
"Pc" uei'
V np H., TEA-in chests, caddy box
us os and cansters
Bi,nI '' anu
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81 = EMOYAB.-Ths Subscriber has removed
"a d from his former residence, a few doors a.
bove the Old Market, directly opposite the Mansion
House, and few doors below the Bell Tavern
where nc Intends earring the manufacture Of
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware inu its variLies, and on
more extensive scale than he has heretofore. All
Tin and Sheet Iron work done to order, and or
short notice. Ue has also on hand top Wagons.
and will keep constantly cast iron Stoves Of differ
cnt patterns. Tho inhabitants of Richmond, os
we'll as Country Merchants, respectfully invited
to call before purchasing elsewhere, it is his dc
termination To sell as low be bought in this
city. DANIEL WELLER.
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From the CharlesfoDon Jefferson County, Free Press
Of IHWSdGy.
Alter our last paper was put to press, of
Cholera occurred in town, which proved fatal
The subject was incorporate old woman who
had formerly been in the poor house, and who by
her habits frequently brought on common chole-
Since Thursday last, case bearing the slight.
est resemblance to cholera, has occurred. The
town is unusually healthy; and all the vague re-
ports, which have been spread upon the wings of
The wind, had scarcely the shadow of founda-
ton.
As an evidence Of the salubrity of atmos-
Phcre we may mention, that from 20 TO 30 work
men, (strangcfs,) have been employed upon our
turnpike, in the heart of the town, not of
whom has been attacked with the dreaded malady:
and for the last two weeks, not one of the ttoeHiy
now engaged, has lost hour by any sort OF
sickness
BALTIMORE, September %.
II will be seen that the report of deaths by chol.
era is again essentially reduced For the last 81
hours, only two have died, white and one color
ed person. If or citizens would only live as they
ought, we should have toTccord more deaths by
cholera.
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IxTERMENTs AT PooR-HoUsE.

SUNDAY, Odd Septic colored, whites, for the
day ending p. Nj
MONDAY, 24th.-4 coored, 4 whites, to ~ O'Clock
this day. Signed GEO. WOODFIN.
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4 = BARRELS Facks Baltimore GIN, land
y - ing from board the Schr. Brazil, for
sa by CREME g. MOSBY.
sep %
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Richmond, July goth, 1899.

Ut The sale above advertised, was unavoidably
postponed IN consequences ofthc ndsposition of one
OF the commissioners. 1t will certainly take place
on the 10th day of October next, at the place
above mentioned. p HARRISON
sen 20-ctda II @ SCOTr
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Il pursuance OF an order OF the court of Huno
n yer county, to us directed, shall proceed to
sell, on the premises, to tho highest bidder at pub.
lie auction, on the 18th day of October next, the
tract OF Land lately held by Mildred White, as her
dover III the estate OF William White, deceased 1t
is situated in said county of Hanover upon ChicE
ahomany swamp, about . miles from the CITY Of
Richmond near the termination of Mcchanicsyills
Turnpike.
The said Farm has upon it large and convent
emu D"GiIlng House, with other buildings, a sprinr
Oh excellent water, and very large orchard of well
selected fruit trees. As presume that all per
sons de"lrous of purchasing will view the Land We
deem IL unnecessary to say more, but refer them to
hr. Leo W. Irueheart, who resides upon the
premises
TERNs.-One fourth cash, one moietv in twelve
months from the day of sale, and the other moiety
III two years from the day of sale.
EDWARD G. SYDNOR,
MILES MACON Reconnaissance.
WIN. b. SYDNOR
AT the same time and place will be sold bv The
legatees OF the aforementioned WIN. Wcito l44
| dcIcs oolonlng The same sep odds
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MaCEas4sI'S OsIEad,E.

onioh' canal Lottery Drawing will be receive j
TUESDAY morning at o'clock
CAPIEAI. PRIZES.
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.. ID. & co. Aucts.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-11
MR.. MARCN,S REMARKS
On the Resolutions altered by Mr.. Holmes.

On the ReSOtGti0HS CDered Gy Mr.. Holmes.
When the resolutions offered by Mr. HOLMES
We're under consideration, and towards the close
OF the debate, Mr. MARCY observed that he had
not intended to makca single remark upon The sub
jcct then before the Senate, yet lie was UNWILLING
to give vote, from which it might be Inferred
unless it was accompanied with word of eyola.
nation, that he wished to suppress inquiry. That
very far from his intention. Ifany honora
bic Senator has reason TO believe that the person
whose nomination is under considcra.
tion, is chargcablc with improper conduct
and Will introduce Il resolution spec;ryin,r
the charge, and asking for inquiry he v:ouII
give it his support readily as any member
of that body bat the resolutions offered BIZ tl,.
Senator from Maine (hr. Holiness were of an cr
ceptionablc character; for, in addition To imne,cb
ing, indirectly, if it may be considered the IN
tcgrty of the President, by proposing TO ask if he
had stated the true reasons for the dissolution of
his late Cabinet, it will bring before the commit
tee If it should be adopted, ofInatlcrs very
difficult to be inquired into, and not at all connect
cd, as lac conceived, with the vote to be given on
the nomination of Mr. Van Buren, No com
mitce to which these resolutions will be sent will
Voluntarily enter into the various matters which
some gentlemen may suppose to be within the
scope oftho inquiry into the causes Of the djssolu
ton OF the late cabinet, and the Senate oupht not
to impose that labor on them, unless il be propos.
ed to show that Mr.. Van Buren, had an a-rncr
in that affair. 1t is not notwithstanding not
by the rcsolutionS-that he was connected with tho
event 1t is true, that the resolutions, after tbo
introduction of much irrelevant matter, proposo
TO enquire whether Mr.. Van Buren, had not mar
tciPatcd in practices disgracciul to the national
character, sc.
Let any Senator, who ba,icyps such nrocticas
ever had in point Of fact, any existence put them
forth specifically in resolution, and he would
lo said, vote to send it to committee for inycs.-
CATION; and ifthcy found TO be be true let
the nominee be rejected The designation of Of
fences by the terms of"practiccs disgraccrl 10 the
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The ESscsessa~scl TS'ss3sso
DEBATE IN TIE SENATE
ON MR.. l.IN EUREH'H NOHINi1ION.
REMARKS or MR.. MOORE.

Mr. President: | do not 5ll,r rise for the purpose
OF pTolonging this debate UHth rail- the circums,an-
ces of the case Notwithstanding the able views
which have bccu prcSc"t'l, aud the impa ,cnce ui
the senate feel il Il duty incumbent upon me, no,
only in Justification of myself, and OF tho aUtircs
which govern me in tho vote which ann about "a
give, hut also in Justice to tho free und inGcrCn
dent people whom have the honor in rar, "a
represent that should SGT forth the reasons which
have reluctantly compelled me to oppose tho con.
formation of the present nominee. SIR, il is pro
per should declare that the evidences aGduccd
against the character and corduc, Of the late Sc.
crotary of State, and the sources from whence t is
evidence cnIsnatcs, have made an impression upon
my mind, tina; Will require OF me, in the cousci-
entious, though r0intul discharge OF my duty, 10
record my vote against his nomination. Bat, let
II not he understood, that ann opposed TO the Tx
ccutlve, or his administration. On slight grounds
l am iTcGTdjic OF assuming such attitude; Tor,
sir, have the honor of having been asSocjat I'd
with my fellow citizens in clevatmg Gen. Jack.
son 10 the Presidency; and the broad principles
which elevated him TO Office continue tho beacon
lights of my political COURSE And, sir, it must ha
remembered, that tho proud pcopa " hose repre-
sentative am, too patriotic to i"igl at com.
promise of the nations honor, too vjrtuous to en-.
courage intrigue and corruption, and too homes,
to withhold their appreciation from faithful dis
charge of public duty. In the uarc Of this PEG.
ple then, whose servant rejoice TO call inysel It.
as far as my vote may 90, | shall protest against
that highly reprchcnSib!e of conduct
~; H., ~ IL .'io "o.,'''too' i i'Poo',
60 ''i' :to .o'. rl'' SNo, "~oS no, proceed
pared, and am noe disposed to give liberal and
suPFU'' 10 INC g'u"' ''su'hg measures Oh
a.'on ~ tie'1'o'S' WIN no SNIi
vi S'tSl1c''on' INIT can r'cr 10 my coFdi-
which have passed in review before the Senate;
and especially the nominations of his ccbirci mi
, wv ",. "'" 81 Nv 10 S'"''' '''"t my
S"A'1 "o sMi" rot .'i'tnn ''' h''n' as NJ
10 ono IL 'i'o I" yes "L'oh sha'' nave
,o,pI .,''' S,'"'. ~ Guy means DC
Srn'' IgG ". JJ". ~! as ''c ".T"I u AN,
-, "aoMSa' nav" n;g"' nno am Sl, u'aE"$Cd
W prosecute 'h'S inquiry Into ti!e t'h'h 81 tic
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moro in ftuenos than myself, would have taken up
the subject. I have no private interests to servo.
and only hope that public attention may be direct
cd To this important, and too long neglected, i'm
provement. NAVIGATOR.
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$ 4 AG e. IL "a. * i, =, q.


fHNHIS beautiful, distinguished, tlorcurh-bred
"a racer, and gettcr OF racers, VIII stand the
ensuing season, at the residence Of INV son.
George w. Johnson within one mill Of ~ .r.', 9.
Iavcrn, in Chesterfield, end abvr. t
miles from Richmond aai Pc'e,s ..
now at his stand ready tp sarY- .asf
inc single leap, aHd $50 III season, ... .,
ISL August Mex, when II vii! c%.ts; u so.
Snrancc, payable rs soon as tie rlarr ........
to be in toni or parted wrb; on, dollar =. .a
the groom Mares that failed TO 81 Cu.,..,
last year, will be insured this YER ,n. u,iae
OF the season. A company If SIX n.rc. may 20
at $50 the sCHson, each; and one gen i.inan mt.
ting FIVE mares, shall have the sumG pllv..lr,.
Mares furnished with pasturago, which sr, yrrv
extensive and excellent, and servants sent vrf,
mares boarded gratis. Lot are !aid down. IN
both wheat and grass, for mares and c,Is and
fed, If required, at % cents day. Care vii bn
taken 10 avoid accidents, but 10 accOugral.li,v
for any that may happen.
Sir Charles has been so nffcn adyer,isJ that
it IS only necessary TO say, that be is IN as fno
health as a horse can be-, aud is r,fr,rl.. l,i,,
sure-foo!-gettcr. His colts ore very b..rt.G,i
very successful, and are winning wiiorcy,- ib,.v
90. They are Selling at very hiyh price. ,,tccd.
and are IN very grrat demand. ShorIi ;bc cots
OF any other distinguished hc,sc run ard WIN.
and win very often. and were 10 s.u. and sell
very often, and at high prices, thew then ,,ouId
only be equal to Sir Charles's
,. w. r. JOHNSON.
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sVOERC0 Rfp Nl6ra,fsao.,e-

sV0sACG RO RfFB'fasprg,
81 SHALL stop grinding for the season on tho
o LIST March next. Those who have Wheat in
tended for this market, will perhaps find it to their
advantage 10 send it in before that time
Jan 5O-c6t J. =. CHEVAJIIE,
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am crcdibIy Informed that, notwithstanding
De Rail Road, all hcary, bulfy articles. arc stiI
transported from Liverpool to Manchester through
ne"na Of the Canoi; aud feel satisfied, that il
s.''n power could have been effectively used on
,H"a'@' i!1i Hr"t,ncyer would have been thought
Of asa substitute.
~, ~" .""rchonis IN Richmond havo it even
now, completely IN their power to reduce The ;i-St
'''s' - 'A9 loves. remuucrating rate.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-06-28
JAMES G.. EASTON.

E iii AS opened Tie store No.
95, corner Of market-square, for
6ses-Gd ~9 mery kept by Benj. Marsh, Jr.
60 with all kinds Of BOOTS and
SHOES, Of the best quality, aud on the most
reasonable terms. All kinds Of boots aud shoes
will be manufactured 10 order by the best work.
men and warranted good. Rips mended gratis &
repairing done at short notice. Also n quantity of
boots and shoes of various kinds aud sizes, which
can he purchased less than cost He feels CRATE
ful for past iavors, and socits continuance Of the
custom of his friends and the public.
march 30
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through the heavens, painted so beauti-
fully, as those lovely shapes are colored,
and never descending again in showers;
or, at least, l wish were broad river,
performing some useful duty in the world.
Shame on my weak waves and unregard-
ed bubbling. | might as well have new
er been, as to be thus pnny, insignificant
and useless"
When the brook had thus complained,
beautiful tall flower, that bent over its
bosom, replied,
"Thqu art in error, brook. Puny and
insignificant thou may est be; useless thou
art not, for owe half my beauty, per-
haps my life to thy refreshing waters.-
The plants adjacent to thee are greater
and richer than the others. The Crea-
tor has given thee duty, which though
humble, thou must not neglect. Besides,
who knows what may be thy future dcs-
tinyi Flow on, beseech thee"
I The brook heard the rebuke and dane
ed along ITS way more cheeriully. On,
and on it went, growing broader and
broader. BY and by other rivhlets pour
ed their crystal waters into 1t, and swell
led its deepening bosom, in which alrea-
dy began to appear the fairy creatures Of
the wave, darting about JOY fully and
listening in the sun. AS its channel
grew wider and wider, and yet other
branches came gliding into it, the stream
began to assume the importance of riv-
er, and boats were launched on it, and
it rolled on in meandering course thro'
a teeming country, freshcning whatever
it touched, and giving the whole scene a
new character Of beauty.
AS it moved on now in majesty and
pride the sound of its gently heaving bill
lows formed itself into the following
words:
"At the outset Of life, however humble
we may seem, fate may have in store for
us great and unexpected opportunities OF
doing good and of being great. In the
hope Of these we should ever pass on
without despair or doubt, trusting that
perseverance will bring its own reward
How little | dreamed when first sprang
on my course, what purposes was des-
tined to fulfil! What happy beings were
TO owe their bliss to me! What lofty
trees, what velvet meadows, what golden
harvests, were to hail my career! Let
not the meek and lowly despair; heaven
will supply them with noble inducements
Ito virtue"
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10 B S HE II nj A N,

"AS just received per steamboat Benjamin
- u Franklin, large assortment E.NGLISH
FIR E.N'CH g. A.MERIC.d.N DRY GOODS,
consisting in part of
Blue, brown and mixed Broadcloths;
Red, green, white and yellow ilannels;
Figured flannel for chldren's wear;
Merino cloths, 6-4 wide, Of various colors;
Merino circassians of every shade and quality;
Common do. DO do
Plains, plaid camblets, and bombazeits,
Superior brown Petershani and kerseys,
Silk and Valencia vesting,
Black and coored wOrsted hose,
Ladies patent Vigonia hose, Il superior article
for the approaching season;
White and colored lambs wool hose aud hall
hose;
Pongees, gngham, caeos and furniture chntz
Plain and figured Swiss, book and null muslin
Green worsted beragc and wells (;
Some very superior winter ribboas,
rs doz. ladies horseskin gloves-some little
damaged, to be sold cheap;
Mems colored Angola gloves,
Russia diaper and crash,
Black aud assorted cOl0red cambrcs,
Clark's spool cotton, all numbers;
Middleton's spool cotton, all cOlors;
Sinchew silks, and gros de Swiss;
Red and white Thibet wool hdkfs.
A and Ga bObbinet lace,
Extra super and common sattinetts,
Mems fine white wOrsted shirts,
7,S, 9, 10, ii and l2-4 Rose Blankets;
One case pelisse wadding,
Together with large assortment Of MILL
merry GOODS, &c. which have been care
fully selected the past week IN Newly s. will
be sold at a very small advance.