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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-18
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Thursday EUeNtssg. Feb. 16.
FREE NEGROES, &c.

Tho bill for deporting FREQ Negroes, has at
length assumed shape which seems to DO accept
able to majority, and which enables us to predict
with certainty, its passage through the House Of
Delsgates-and probably, the Senate also.
Under the judicious and discrimin ating instruct
ions proposed by Mr.. Miller of Powhatan, and ac
cePted by tho House, the Select Committee a few
days ago reported substitute, which was yestor-
day amended in various particulars, and ordered to
be ongrossed. This substitute excludes coercion,
except as to those FREQ Negroes who remain in tho
State contrary to tho law of 1906 "a numerous
CLASSY and as amended yesterday, its principal fsa.
lures arc-l, Tho appropriation of 35 900 for 1899
and of 100000 for 1888, to the deportation of
Free Negroes willing to 60, of the class above
mentioned who are compelled to go, and of sach
m may be emancipated, the owners not providing
The means-to some place beyond the limits of the
che U. States, left to tho discretion of tho Central
Board. This Board is to consist Of the Governor,
Treasurer, and Auditor, o6eio, who are clothed
with the power of appointing agencies at Norfolk,
Petersburg, or other places,
We congratulate the country that the measure is
thus put in form which will dive.t it Of the dis
appreciation of the benevolent, and secure for it's
execution, the support Of that public opinion, un
less backed by which, no law can bo efficient in
this country.
r S. The House of Delegates passed tho above
bill to-day, by vote of 70 to Al.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-18
PUBLIC SALE.

NJ Lii be offered for sale at public ma ton,
w before the front door of the Eagle 10
ell, in the city of Richmond, Oh the Goth Of
April 1852, at ~ o'clocH, a credit OF SIX
months, HOUSE x LOT, situated on Main
or f. street, in said city. The house is othrick,
three stories high, well calculated for store and
dwelling housc.-Thc lot fronts on said Mann or
e street, about 27I feet. and extends back trom
said street, towards Exchange Alley, to line
drawn directly across yard, from a corner of
a lumber or warehouse, on Tire entire lot, "a part
now Only being offered for salcl to point where
another line drawn from the corner OF the kit Gil
en- on said entire lot, TO where it would iniersect
a line, from the corner of the kitchen of Full
cher, for what was formerly Fulcbcr's kitchcnl
which said back line is nearly parallel 10 the
said Main or f. street, and includes the privy and
recess annexed thereto, on the side OF he said
lumber or ware house, parallel TO the said Main
or II street and waning thence (trCm the sad
point of intersec'fSnf aiULg the line drawn from
the corner OF the kitchen said entire let, to the
corner of Fulchcrs kitchen, including also u
passage Of 273 feet, extending from the before
described lot to Exchange Alley, which SAID lot.
or parcel of ground with the appurtcnanccs, is
part ola lot purchased by John King, fthc re-
presenativcs OF Thomas Gl!lat, reference to-
which lite may be had, at the Office of the
Hnsring's Court for tie city Of Richmond
The above described property will be sold by
virtue OLA Deed of Trust, executed by John
King to John Macrac, decd. and John Gibson,
Jr of record in The Office Of the Husting's
Court OF Richmond, to satisfy Jane Boyle,
AdmX. of ID. Boyle, deed certain debts i'll said
Deed mentioned.
The purchaser will he required to execute a
negotiable note with good cndorscrs, at one of
the Virginia Banks III the city of Richmond, Tor
at one oftbeir Branches in the town Of Frcde-
ricksburg) payable in SIX months, and also to
execute Deed of Trust on the property to Sc
cure the purchase money.
JOHN GIBSON, JR.
Surviving Trustee,
ia fd.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-18

Inundation at Pittsburg, and submersion Of AHe
ghdny town.
We arc indebted 10 the kindness of n NOR
camille friend for the following extract of let
ter, dated
PITTsBURG. Feb. 10, 1889.
"All Pittsburg is in state of alarm to-day
the riyers are rising and have now got 40 feet
higher than low wafer mark. Allegheny town,
opposite, is under water--we hear that many
lives have been lost there, but cannot ascertain.
The river is still rising. and six feet more will
overflow oil Pitsburg. saw boats this morn
ing taking people out of the chamber win
dows, from large blocks of brick buildings
All the hoIses the Islands below here are
swept off The ferry boat over tic Mononeo-
hela, that usually lands at the foot Of hil has
just crossed and came up Wood street, (the prin-
cipal business street brre) IN front of stores and
houses, and then the passengers and horses step
ped on to the pavement and walked out. Wilt
amsons Hotel is all surrounded with wa'er; ours
is two squares from 1t. The water was never
known to be higher than it is now. and bow
much higher it Wi get is unknown-pcople will
he afraid TO go to bed tonight unless 1t begins
to fall.-BALT. GAH.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-18
From the Philadelphia u. s.. Gazette Of T'uesday.
GREAT CONSTITUTIONAL MEETING

The meeting held last evening to sustain the Sc
nate of the United States in its rejection of Martin
Van buren,, as minister to the court of ST. James
was called to order by John II. Powell Esq; and
Daniel w. Coke, Esq. called to tho chair and
John Ill. Powell and John p. Wothcrill, appointed
Vice Presidents, and Samuel Brashears and Henry
G. Corbit, Secretaries.
Edward Ingersoll, Esq. presented n series of
sPirted resolutions with most opposite address,
setting forth and defending the constitutional pri-
vlleges OF the Senate of the U. States These re
solutions were warmly and eloqucntly seconded
and supported by WIN. White, lr and Henry S.
Spackman. Col. John Swift followed these gen
tlemen with a most animating speech, full of Sall
ing satire upon tho unfortunate whilom minister
and exseeretary. Col. SIS happy vein of humor
enlivened the meeting, and elected continued
burts of almost dcafening applause.
Alderman Bnns prefaced few resolutions
with some pertinent rema rks. The whole of the
resolutions were carried by reclamation.
we may refer to the meeting of last evening
with pride, as Americans; it triumph of con
sttntiona attachme nts; it tells well for our city g.
our State There was but feeling manifest
III the immense crowd, some spirit in them NOV.
cd" and we cannot believe that such a rcbuke to
the adherents of Mr.. Van Buron against the ma
ton, will be without the most salutary and exten.
sve effects.
There was redeeming quality in the com
position and sentiments of last evenings meeting
TINT will hide tho offences of many small con-
gregatIons sympathising with Martin Van Buren,
WE most heartily congratulate the friends of
order, of our excellent constitution, upon the saw
ngs aud doings of the occasion.
The crowd great that the Meeting ad
journed from tho Court House TO the Great Saloon
of the Masonic Hall. Tho place was almost
Immediately crowded. the number that gained adj
mttance, occupying the in one dense mass,
being computed at between FIFTEEN HUNDRED and
Two THOUSAND; and it is thought that beside those
more than Two THOUSAND citizens tried in vain tc
gain admittancc.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-18

uJ- elbow does Appomattor come on in his no.
table project of arming the country Has he yet
explained, how his advice to the savo.h holders to
ARM, was compatible with his indignant spurning
at the idea Of fear from the slaves? Has he put
down tho Press7"
We have not heard that any citizen had secretly
provided himself with arms, according TO tho ad.
vice of Appomattox. Ho has not yet explained
how his solemn injunction to arm, was consistent
with the burning shame which he experiences at
the very suggestion of fear from the slaves. He
has not yet succeeded in putting down the Press,
whatever success may in time, follow his Ropub-
lican effort to that effect.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-18

fUNlliS beautiful, distinguished, thorough bred
K racer, and getier Of racers, Will stand the
ensuing season, at the residence of my son,
George w. Johnson, within one mile Of Moodys
Tavern, in Chesterfield, and about twenty
miles from Richmond and Petersburg; and ia
now at his stand, ready to serve mares at ga
the single leap, and $50 the season, payable on
LIST August next, when it will expire; 400 IN
Suranco, payable rs soon as the mare is known
to be In tOai or parted with; one dollar cash to
he groom Mares that fdilcd TO Sir Charles
last year will be insured This year at the price
OF the season. a company IF six mares may 20
at $40 the season. each; and one gentleman put
ting five mares shall have the same privilege.
Mares furnished with pasturagc, which are very
extensive and excellent, and servants sent with
mares boarded gratis. Lots are laid down, III
both wheat and grass. for mares and colts and
fed, If required, at % cents day. Care will DO
taken TO avoid accidents, but 10 accountability
Tor any that may happen.
Sir Charles has been often advertised, that
1t Is only necessary TO say, that he Is 10 as fine
beath as horse can be. and is a remarkably
sure toa!-gcltcr. HIS colts are very beautiful,
very successful, and are winning wherever they
90. They arc scjllug at very high prices indeed,
and are in very great demand. Should the colts
of any other distinguished hose run and win,
and win very often and were 10 sell, aud cell
very often, and at high prices they then would
only be equal to SIR Charl"S'e.
w, X. JOHNSON.
ian 2O-CtIGthNac
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-18

lhE CONSTITUTIONAL NH,G is published twice
(luesdays aud tudays,) at EIDE dollars per aunum
payable in advance
FOR advertsins-75 cents square Cor less) for ehrst
inser'on and 30 cents for each continuance Fhe
her OF Insertions must be noted the Ms otherwise
the advertisements will he continued and charged accord
msly.
Previous to disc continuance OF the paper ali
ages must be paid up. And those who may wish dis
continue, will notify the Editors that effect LEASE
twenty days before the period expires for which they
subscribed.
Notes of chartered specie paying Banks Of any of the
states will he received in payment for subscription
the Wing. though Virginia u States Bank Notes would
he pTeferrrd and rem,tauces be made through
Post Office at the risk of the Editors.
All letters to the Editors post paid, they will
receive attention.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-18

TO anticipate in some degree tho numerous cn.
qurics addressed to us concerning MIR. CLAY's
Speech upon She Tariff, think it proper to state
that the engagements of that gentleman in the
Senate Hall, in c ommittee rooms, and i'm the Su-
preme Court, have been such as yet TO prevent his
being able TO correct the Report of it for the ess
1t will be forthcoming, however, before long, and
we would in tho mean time, suggest to all nparti-
al editors to forbcar copying the sketch of part of
it which has already appeared in the Globe, and is
said 10 be unfair statement of what it Processes
TO Representative. Int.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-18

~ The Debate in the House of Delegates on
the Slave question, will make pamphlet of from
100 to $50 pages, (by sstim ation in BREWERY super
royal octave and will be furnished to subscribers
at from SIS to $50 the hundred 1t is necessary,
to enable US to mako arrangements for the publ
cation, that we should know the extent Of tho
subscription in this City this week. No subscrip-
lion received for less than five dollars
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-18

~ We are requested to announce that Jno. G.
JorNzs, Esq has declined being a. candidate to re-
present the Senatorial District, composed of tho
Coumties of Accomack, Northampton, Elsabeth
CITY, Warwick, York, and the city of Williams
burg, IN the next Genernl Assemble
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-18
!. Is. HIRRISON

COUNSELLOR 81 ATTORNEY AT LAW,
EfORMERLY of I.ynchburg, Va. at present
H. resides in the City of New Orleans. Let.
tiers of business, charging him with any agency
compatible with his profession, in the several
languages nredfu i'll transactions in Louis-
ana, will receive prompt attention.
feb l5-2tc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-18
TO THE PUBLIC.

FHNEE Subscribers, under tie firm OF JACOB
RI Il. BARNES u Co. have taken the shop
recently occupied by the late Daniel G.. Hutchin~
son. aud prepared to execute orders for
Tobacco Screws and Presses,
Mill, Carry-log and Cotton Press Screws, Mill
lr"nS, Edge Tools. Spring Steps and Axies for
Coach and Gig Makers. They are also prepared
tn execute all kinds of Smiths work, with pune
tua|ity ard dispatch. Orders left at the shop,
on Main street, will be q tended to
JACOB +. BARNES.
LEWIS l.. BARNES.
feb lA-oaw6t JAMES BOSHER.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-18
NEW YnpK- kch II

NEw YoBK, Feb. -.
Death If Or. CorHeIius.-Letters from Hart
ford bring the mea nchoIy intelligence that tho Rev
Elias Cornelius, y. d., Corresponding Secretary Of
the American Board Of Missions, died there yes
terday Sunday morning Of Com.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-18

Most Gtrocious Murdcys.-rhc late Upper Cana
da papers contain an account Of the murder Of u
mother and sir children, and the strongest Suspi
cion of this act rests upon Henry Sovereign, the
father Of the family.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-18
COMMUNICATED

hessrs. Bruce and Sirnms deserve we'll of their
o"s''tuen's, and from all appearances, bid fair TO
90 useful servants of the people. Mr.. Brucos first
rgtia''Ve effort meets with the entire appreciation
oil ms constituents. We say on all occasions when
called for-"iay on McDuf."
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-18
MARRIED.

AT Poplar Grove, on Tuesday, the 18th instant
by the Rev. Philip Courtney, Mr.. DABNEY NJ. Nil
LEH' of this city, to Miss Frances LUMrKIN, of
Hanover county
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-18
MONUMENT TO MRS. WASHINGTON.

Wewere in error in saying that President Jack
son had consented to attend at fredericksburg on
the 22d inst. to assist in laying the foundation of
tho monument to Mrs. Washington. 1t appears by
the following correspondence, that he consents to
attend, but that the day is not designated. This
Now York gentleman is indeed munificent spirit!
Monument to the Mother Of Washington.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-18

we have HEARD it stated Tint the proprietor
OF Mount Vernon is not willing that the remains
OF General Washington should be removed.
Aier. Gas.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-18
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j. Printed at Tire Whig Office. in the best man
ner With various nov and splendid hgures Of
Gossos.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-18
Copy
fredericksburg, 9th February, ]

FTedericksbuTg Bib February, 1882.
Gentlemen again visit you repeat my former
wishes of furnishing Individually, the funds for erecting
the monument the remains Of MARY, the mother OF
Washington. AS the spot where her ashes rest was by
her seleced-there let the monument be raised and
the willow of Mount Vernon, from the tomb OF the son
wave the mothers grave. My offer is the tribute Of
an American heart, and the investment will beoueath
as legacy to my Children Of far value than any
pecunary possession. The monument shall he Of such
design and completion, please the family of Wath-
ngon, the citizens fredericksburg and your honora-
bic committee
am, gentlemen, with great esteem your obeen servant
SILAS T. BURROWS.
The Monumental Committee, fredericksburg
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-18
Halifax County, Feb 6, 1892.

~ the Hotel Diou, in Montreal, on the 2Sth ult.
Mr.. Louis Gandry dit Bourbonuicrc, aged 81, ard
Mrs. Celeste David, agcd ~ celebrated the 5Oth
anniversary oF their marriage. The bridS's maid
aged 70 years WIS tbo same who assist I'd al, their
marriage 80 years ago.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-18
fredericksburg, Feb. 9Th, 1892

Slas Burrows,
Sir: The Monumental Conit'ee, appo inted by tho ati
of Fredericksburg, have this morning met and
ceived your communication upon The subject Of eec ne
Inc Monument the remains Of Gen. Wasiungton's
Mother rsy accept gour Propos ion 10 perform, midi
vdualy that sacred duty, and have unanimously cleo ted
further deliberations beg you IN unite with them in
waiting the President Of the United States to lay the
Corner Stone Of the Monument,
Respectfully your obedent servants
JOHN ~. WALLACE,
EDWARD II. CARMICHAEL,
GEORGE WASHINGTON BASSETT.
tCopy1
Washington City, Feb. 11ih, 1892.
Sn-The Committee to supeTutcDd the erection Of
monument the yiciny If Frederick sbuTg, Va
the Of the mother Of Washington, anxious
TO commerce the work, have made their organ
pectfuy request you olfiCIate in laying the Corner
Stone, at the earliest period IL may suit your convenience
We have the pleasure To be- with every consideration
and respect your obehient servants,
S. T. BURROWS,
JOHN n WALLACE,
EDWARD Il; CARMICHAEL,
GEORGE WASHINGTON BASSETT
To the PRssIpESf of the United States
February 11h, 1882.
Gentlemen: I take pleasure in answering Jour ot
this date, hOuong with invitation 10 assist in lay
ing Corners tone Of the Monument proposed to
erected To the memory ofthc Mother oG Washington,
the neicnborhood nj Fredericksburg.
As nothing be pleasing to me than TO testify
my appreciation OF measure calculated To pefpeuaia the
memory Of one to whom much mdcbfed, as the
mother Of the who is Justly styled the Father nj
his County, shall with much cheerluness, unlle witt
you on this occasions and will, for this purpose FIX upon
an early day after the close Of the present session Of Con
gress, Of which y0u will be duly notified.
have the honor to be, very respectfully, vou servant
ANDREW JACKSON
Messrs. silas T.. Burrows j. H. Wallace z. Car
mi >hae G. W. BaSseu.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-26
District of Cnlumbia
Co,,nfu of .4lerDl0

County Of .ffeTdaaTld, OCT
November Term, 1851.
William Fowle, surviving Partnetl
of iawrason Fo~le, Com
plainsnt, ,,y
PhihpG Marstellsr, John West,
John ratsspaugh, and John A
dam. defendants,
yyyiE Defendant, Philip G Marsteler not having
en,ere his appearance to this suit, and given Sc
rurity according to the statute and the rules OF 'n.s
COURT and it appearing the satisfaction OF the Court,
that the SAID Philip Msrs,eller is not an nhaonan'
Of the ps,ric, OF Columbia on the motion oil the Com
plaipant, by his counsel, I'is
Ordered Tha, the said Philip C Msrsteier do ap
pear here on or before the first day OF the next April
Term of this Court and answer the Complainant sohi
and that the said JOHN West, John ratsspaugh, and
John Adam do not convey, pay away, or secrete the
debts by them owing 10, or the money, estate, or e
fect in their hands BELONGING to, the said absent De
Cendan,, until the further order sne decree OF els
court; and that copy of this Order o. forthwith pub
Hsbs din the Alexandria Phenx Gazette for two months
successyey and that another copy be posted at thu
front door oftbe Courthouse OF the said County
Test: EDM. l. LEE, c. c.
dec 1e-2m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-26
Tnis is to give ,Iotice,

nHHAT the subscribers Of Alexandra County, in the
i District Of Columbia, have obtained from the Or.
phsrs Court of said County letters the
estate Of PRISCILLA HEADIEy, late Of the county
aforesaid, decd All perssn. having claims against the
said d-eedcnt. are hereby warned 20 exhibit the same
70 the subscribers passed by the orpans Court. or
before the day of January, 1853, they may,
by law, be excluded from all benefit TO said estae;-
snd those indebted thereto required 10 make i'm.
mediate payment Given our hands this lth day
| Of January, 1882, WILLIAM STABLER,
| rt BENJAMIN HALLOY Ell,
Bxecstsrs II PrseilIs headry.
ian 11-6t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-26
3. M. & 5. u. JanMey

UVAYE lately removed to the Warehouse formerly
II occupied by Lindsay, Hill y Co at the foot OF
King street, aud offer for sale
IS hhds New Orleans s,osrs
do st Croix
40 bbls superior New Orleans molasses
s. bags Rio lcoAee
100 do ST Domingo
s chests imperial tea
$50 sacks extra filed Liverpool salt
S half pipes Choice Old l. r. Madeira
40 quarter casksS VINE
40 .sees, containing dozen each do do
s 10 do burgundy Mao ""
10 Sicily MADEIRA DO
S d. Vidonia reneriffe 90
l5b kets Champaign
SO noxes Malaga lemons
100 barrels No mackerel
100 kegs pure white lead
$50 do No do
o,,rrels Boston mess beef
10 DO Mol do
200 bolts PhGh,x Nil fax canvass
Cotton srn, assorted; carpet chain
Cotton seine twin cotton bats. &c &c.
dec7
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-26

Potatoes u salmon.
40 BBLs of very fine Eastern potatoes
OU 10bbls. Of No. picked salmon
For sale by A. e. CAzENOVE & Co.
dec
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-26
Aiexandris, JuRr

Uharle Bennett
HAS imported. by ship virgini arrived here' an"
Ill Herald via Baltmorr, and offers TOR sale
Cor, 81 and 4 point blankets, large sizes
- Rose blankets. Ga, 10 a. II 4 II l3
- 4 few pairs best family 6'anS,'s
- Sine thread in bales of 20 dozen, patent
colored and " b Thread
Cambria nu,sims aud 'imities
Furniture dimi'ies and chintses. great variety
Gngh,ms and a'icocs
Figured cni,red cotton counterpsnes, large sizes
Vest,ngs, including silk yelpets ana rioreh'ihes'
of very best quality
(;entemen's doeskin gloves
Sup-riine clo,hs and kerseymeres
pr;mc assortment OF 4 Irish linens, 81 and o.
Sheetngs
a4and Io.4 table damsss, long lawns
Russia md scotch shee,inss
"a green hocr cloth hsise
Clark best spooi and oai sewing cotton
Enrlsh cheese double Glostsr and north VIII.
sh-s offrsi quality
From he North he has received:
Res, back &, isn iutesuings
Black silk hosiery, Italian sewing silks
" orsted and cotton hose in great variety
Swiss nuslirs. figured and PLAIN
Ner.no >tuif,, cirCassisnS and homoazets
Black and jrab 6ne cloth sha~ls
Suptrfn. choppa roma!s
In IA anss English sIsdsnua hdkis
black Italian cravats
Tickleupurgs, sackings and "snaourgs
A General assortment Of Domestic Goods,
Coa,.suns sptineis, betit,cks, cotton nsnaburgS,
Canton ,nne, nrown and bieached sheetinss, csrP''
pinGings oL,cks, piads, &c &c
Fine anl ,uper6ne M rno shirts and hosiery; sha'
nd herring Briiport SNiNE I"iNEi 10 De SOLO yer,
wv to close a consignment
MT -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-26
Dlssolutlpn '5o-part.ership

VVNUE C0.partnership heretofore existing under The
firm II Chamhe risn i Harris, is this ds, dissoiv.
cd b, mutual nj, and those having claims will
present them. and those that indebted will make
immediate payment, we wish the concern settled ~
soon as possible. PAYMENT can be made TO either Of
u.s. LINCOLN CHAMBERLAIN,
JOS. HARRIS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-26

SNmn. nhee. kne, &c.
SAMUEL MESSERSMITH
Has IN Sore, and offers for sale,
100 Ss,,ss's,: , "a Orleans
$50 Bags crfFce, par prime green
chess younr dyson TEN
chcs, imperial cfhte
3,.H chests Sinpo n
5boxes II fine
3 csses, con,'g Glib cans 5S""p' quality
e { b b.s pipe. fine old L P A.der.
"a ore,sks HINES.
20 Dukes, each con & from to dz ctieqyofdi
HID & 2qr casks Tinia OF Burg, rect tmpor
I do aud Z do Serc,aI Sfntions and
2qrs1A o. casks Malm,e, wDranted
htas & iierces genuine Port Of fine qua.
10 hhds and obs Lisbon My.
or casks Sicily MADEIRA
S cases sparkling Champagne
2 pipes cognac brand,
10 bbis New England rum
90 bales Louisiana coto on
hhds James River tobacco
. b sose, manufactured do
800 bags patent shot
1sOreams super6ne No 2 and letter paper
60 do post and cap do
so bun lies bindng and band DO boards
81 boxes and halfboxes Bakers nd Lapham's No
chocolate
100 pieces German iiess!ans
aug 81