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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-18

r. OTICE-By virtue OF a Deed OF Trust exc
v cutcd to me by Newman Faulconer, and Of
record IN Orange county court, for certain purPo-
SEES therein mentioned, will be sold to the highest
bidder on the 4th Monday in September, at Orange
court house, certain HOUSE AND BOT OF
LAND situated at Orange court house, now in the
occupancy Of Newman Fauconer-It is a good
brick house with store and a chamber below
and TWO convenient rooms above, good cellar, &c
1t is situated between the two tayerns and is an
e1cellaDt stand for store. Persons wishing %
gage in the mercantile business would do we'll TO
attend the sale The ncghbourhood is equal to
any in Va. credit Of ono, two and three years
will he given the PURCHASE money upon Che
purchasers giving bond with approved security
with deed Of trust ON the property TO secure the
samc.-At the same time and place, will be sold on
a credit of six months, on all sums above ton dol
lars, the said Newman Faulconer's STOCK OF
GOODS, WARES, AND MERCHANDISE,
now on hand, together with his HOUSEHOLD
AND KITCHEN FURNITURE; bond g. approved
security will be required TO secure the
purchase money. Liberty is reserved to
change the terms Of sale on the day thereof,
II circumstances require il. The title to said house
and lot is believed to be good but acting as trustee
shall convey only such is vested in me.
sc lO-tds. JOHN VOOLFOLK, Trustee.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-18
BROAD-ROCK
FALL RACES, 1892.

NHb Races the Broad Rock Course will
- commence on TUESDAY, the 25th Sep.
tember next; and continue days.
FIRST DAY.
"woepstaHes%first post-sweePstake, mile
heats, entrance 5000. p. or p. free for any colt
.hat never won race at the timo of subscribing
their names. Subsctibers James j. Harrison,
John Job Bolts, VIM. K. Johnson, aud William
WAN: Second Race, same day, colt sweepstake,
TWO mile heats, entrance 500, half forfeit, four
substfiBets.
John NJ Bots entSfs $. f. by GOhann.. out of
Clifford dam.
John Mingc onters o. f. by Hotspur, ont of a
Jack Andrews
James j. Garrison enters g. I. by Shaw nee, dam
Charlotte Pace. - ~ -
William Wynn enters Monsieur Tonson colt
out of Needs Bedford Mare.
SECOND DAY
Tho Propretors Purse, two milo heats, pursa
$500, entrance $15. q
THIRD DAY.
The Jockey Club Purse, mile heats, eatfxnso
wv, purse $500, money hung up.
rms being the first race of the new Club a full
meeting of the members is requested at Broad.
Rock, ON the evening of the colt race, fos the put.
pose of appointing officers &c.
sep 1T i. PICKETT, Proprietor.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-18

b = EMOVAL.--The Subscriber has removed
"A \ from his former residence a few doors .,
bove the Old Market, directly opposite the Mansion
ffouse, and few doors below the Bell Tavern.
where he intends earring on thc manufacture pf
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware in all its garitos aud on
a more extensive scale than nc has heretofore All
Tin and Sheet Iron work done TO order and on
short notice. He has also on hand top Wagons,
and will keep constantly cast iron Stovts, Of differ
cat patterns. The inhabitants of Richmond, os
well as Country Merchants, are respectfully invited
to call before purchasing elsewhere as it is his DO
termination to sclEos low as can be bought in this
city. DANIEL WELLER.
sep 6-i0lc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-18
$50 Dollars Reward.

q d. Sunday night, the 18th ult an Inccndiary
IL hurnt down at the Cottage, or Little West
80, an' farin, two Barns, containing q wheat ma
S S' large quantity of corn, oats. Sc and on
sunday night the Goth ut., barn was set on fire,
w wv straw rick with chaf burnt the Big
oS'-iiam Farm. The above reward will be given
'V' Such Information may lead TO the conviction
oil the offender or offenders.
We WV. SHAPARD
west liam, Henrco County. Sent II lS3D
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-18
VALUABLE ESTATE

obedience to the above decree. the undcrsiyn.
III cd will CT. the 9Th day of October next, pro.
coed TO sell, ut Public Auction on the Premises,
for cash, the whols, or such part of the Tract Of
Land oil Philip w. Claiborne, Esq. us may he SUI
cient tor the purposes of said decree. The said
tract OF land lies in New Kent county on the
right bank of the Pamunky river, where the navi-
CATION is bold enough TO ship produce to any part
of the world. The improvements are n brick
dwelling house, sixty feet by twenty four. with
seven rooms, IN good order, having been recently
thoroughly repaired, with barns, stables and all
other houses necessary for the penteel accommo
dation of large family and for agricultural pur.
poses This land is rcputed to be one of the most
productive i'll the lower country, and peculiarly
adaFted to the culture of corn and other staple
articles OF produce. 1t abounds with sor;nrs of
the purcst water, and is in neiChlorhood rcputcd
Tor hospitality and good society. The title is
believed to be indispn liable. If the weather on the
Ism OF October should be too unfavourable for the
sale TO take place that day. the sal, will be most
Pohed I'LL The monday thereafter, the 18th Of Oc-
tober.
nERnE !; : ' a. c 1oN' 5com,s
sep l0-ctds
y lliGlNlA;-At rules held in the clerks office
v of the circuit superior court of law md chanE
Gerry for King 81 Queen county, on the 9th dav of
August, 1852; Richard Bagby, pltff., against Mus
coe Garrett, admir- of Henry Garnett deceased.
with his Will annexed, of all his goods chattes
and credits, unadministered by Thomas Gar
= a. IA ms own IlSot, isaac BU"nett,
ana Martha Burnett his wife, Samuel Parrish, and
Mary Parrish his wife, james Allison, and
Elizabeth Allison his wife; and Henry Garnett,
dits.-IN CnANcEEy.
The defendants Isaac Burnett, and Martha
burnett his wife, Samuel Parrish, ard Mary Par
rsh ms wife, james Allison and Elizabeth Allison
his wife, and Henry Garnctt, not having entered
ilIelr appearance and given security, according to
the act OF assembly and the rules of this court and
IL appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are
not inhabitants of this country: it is ordered that
the said defendants do appear here on the first
Monday IN December next, and answer the bill of
me plaintiff and that copy of this order be forth
with inserted in some newspaper published in the
chy OF Richmond, for two months successfully,
ana posted at the front door of the house of
this county. A Copy. Testc,
ROBERT POLLARD, JR., d. C.
aug 2l-1awSw%
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-18

ACoN, EXTRA 900 lbs.
- OF choice extra" Middfings, for saIe ut the
Dock, by JAS wINyrGH
-~0 ON''
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-18
Black and White Corded Skirts

uUN anu White corded Skirts.
VIE subscribers have received by the Wash.
CT an assortment of black and white Corded
cKirts-Also, beautiful dark Prints Merino Circas
sia',s, new style Belt and Guard Ribbons, and a
variety OF other desirable fall Goods, which they
are disposed to sell. wholesale or retail on yery
reasonable terms. Orders from tho country prompt
y attended TO by NICHOLS & WILEY
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-18

M OBE.TRAFS, 4 lot Of English Mole Trips
4Fh for sJlc lv y \ RUST.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-18

AMILY LARD-35 to 40 lbs. Neff-50 kegs
- of nice family Lard, in small neat ket., for
sale. LAS WINSTsCN
sop IL
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-18

Winter Strained Lamp Oil.
iENfiE subscriber offers for sale. pure Winter
n Strained LAMP OIL. He has laid in his
winter supply, and will be able to furnish his Gus.
'o"iers on tile most reasonable terms.
sepl7 m EITSTAce
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-18
PROSPECTUS

OF NEW LITERARY PERIODICAL,
10 10 published every week. in Washington
u v, I'D. C.. under The ftle
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-18

81 lRGINlA-At rules holden in the clerks SfTice
OF the circuit superior court of law and chan.
gerry, for the county of james City, and the CT
ty of Williamsburg, the Sd day of September,
1882: William g. Smith, Sarah Maria Nunnally
who Sarah Maria Smith, George b. GoddIn;
and Harriet r., his wife, who was Harriet r.
Smith, George w, Smith, Eliza Ann Smith, and
Susan x. Smith, which said George W., Eliza
Ann, and Susan r., infants Of lender years
and sue by their guardian and next friend, Henry
Smith, their father, George Geddy, only infant son
and child Of Edward b. Geddy, deceased, who
sues by the said Henry Smith, bis next friend. Su-
san c., Eliza A., Henry L., Allen, Mary and Jesse
Lindsey, which said Susan c., Eliza A., Henry L.,
Allen, Mary and jesse Lindsey, the infant
children and heirs Of Allen Lindsey, deceased, by
the said Henry Smith their next friend, PITTS,
against William Browne, admir-, with the will an
noxed OF William Geddy, deceased, John II. Chris
tan, and Jones r. Christian, e1ors Of William
Douglas, decd, Thomas II. Terrell, Richard
Graves and Beverley CTump, Josse Cole, Richard
Coke, 'sen'r, and Philip Duyal, dfts.
The defendant, William Browne not having on.
tered his appearance, and given security according
10 tho act OF assembly and rules of this court and
1T appearing by satisfactory evidence that he is not
an inhabltant OF this country; it is ordered that
the said defendant do appear at the clerks Office of
this court on the FIRST Monday in November next
and answer the bill Of the plaintiffs, and that
copy of this order be forthwith inserted m
some newspaper, published in the city Of Rich
mond, for two months successfully, and posted at
the front door OF the courthouse of James City
county. Copy. Testc,
"a WIN. P. UNDERWOOD, D. G.
ANLEMAN'S GENUINE ALMOND LOTION
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-18

G NANES.-The subscribers have received a sup
~ ply OF Malacca Penang, Yankee, Bamboo,
Sword and other Canes, with Ivory heads.
sep IL SANXAY & STREET.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-18

- Tons STEEL made from Swedes iron,
eD of superior quality, just received, and for
sale by ]. ]. FRY
sept II
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-18
Manifold Writers,

Manifold Writer'S,
Y the aid of which letter can be written
NE and copy taken at the same time and by
the same Process, without PEN or Ink. As an arti-
cle of convenience, the above stands pre- cmine mt
in the counting room, and Writing Apparatus
dor Traveer-for sale at the Book, Stationery
and Fancy Store of
sc IL SANXAY & STREET.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-18

W ENEERS.--A small invoice of Venecrs, lust
received, for sale. JAS. WINSTON
sep Is
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-18

OTTERY TIKETS-Tickets in the Virgil
M mia State Lottery, to be drawn in this CITY
on TOMORROW, (Tuesday,) at 4 o'clock, are
HAWKINS FORTUNATE OFFICE.
highest PrizeS $4,000, $4,000, ST. ,l42, $1,000,
&c
Price of Tickets, 81, halves 49, Quarters 1.
sept
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-18

LANCAS Elk, DENNY ~ co.
AucttoneerS and Commission Merchants,
HE AVE taken the tenement next above theirs
N III late in the occupancy of MIR. William
Smyth, which renders their establishment one of
the most extensive and commodious in this city,
They are now prepared to receive every description
of Dry Goods, Groceries, &c. for sale, and will
make advances consignments, when required
THEY Oyer FOR SALE, STORE,
pipes genuine Cognac Brandy
half pipes do. do. dos
10 or. casks do. do. do.
hhds. Jamaica Rum, old and fine,
do. st. Croix do. do. do.
pipes best Holland Gin,
pipes
IS f. ss,f casks *; d. Old Madeira wiHs ayb'o'sa
100 or. casks MarseiYles Madeira Wins,
Gold and pale Sherry Wines,
Sweet and dry Malaga do
Patent Shot, American blistcrod Steel,
GunPowder, imperial and black Teas;
Indigo, Fig Blue,
Mould and Sperm. Candles, Maddef
Best London Porter,
Pepper, Pimento, Alum, Saltpetfe
An assortment of Cotton Yarns from CIafke's
factory,
Beached and brown Domcstics, &c.
ALSO,
200 hhds. st. Croix, Orleans and Porto Rico Su
CARS,
$50 bags Green Coffee,
100 do. Java do.
30 hhds best English island II GLASSES,
100 boxes refined Sugars,
10 do. white Havana Sugats
Receiving ard expected, for sale by
N. B.-Particular attention givon to receiving
and for sltx,rx II 49,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-18

DEN KNIVES AND RAZORS.-'The subscri.
N bers have received an assortment of splendid
Pom and Desk KNIVES, which can be recommend
ed for their valuable properties Also, an arsort-
ment of RA2ORS, equally good-subect to be
returned should they not prove to be the true mag
mum bonum.
scy II SANXAY e. STREET.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-08-09

nFFERS to the public dis entire stock Of
" DRY GOODS, At reduced prices, and
some articles at cost, which win afford an on.
pOrtunity for those who are In want Of Goods.
TO avail thenisalvc5 Of many good lDaFgaius.-
His stock consists 10 part Of the following ar
SuperIiae black, blde, green, olive; fine and
common Broad Cloths, almost every variety
Of color aud prices: fawn and mixed Cassi-'
meres blue Sattinetts; black silk velvet,
do. Florentine, fashionable L0ndAn, Mar
settles, and light cold Valencia Yesti6gs );
Gentiemen's white NansoOk, black Italian :
and coIorcd Cravats; black blond gauze Wells;
English thread and bObinet Edgings and Foot
ings; A. and sd b0binet Laces; linen Peck
ct handkerchief, bOrdered g. plain; muslin
Insertings; a. black Gfos de Swiss, inita-
ton Italian lustring, Marcelinc, Gros de Ma
pies, Sinchews, SarsDetts and c0lOred Satins3
cOlored FIOrences; cOlOred French Mnzlinss
French and English Ginghams mOlrning
Calicoes; English do. |; light and dark Ghint-
yes; Furniture do: IA and 8-4 black md
white, & IA scarlet Merino Shawls; R0pliDG
Thibet do; Valencia (black and scarlet Do. !:
fancy Grape, gauze livery ricIs,) oriental, and
Warsaw (embrOideredl Handkerchief; Cen
tlemen's Hosiery, buck and hOrseskiB Gloves !;
Ladies' horseskin do; 81 s. 1914 tiamask Tia
bile Cloths; "a ,dapask, "a birdseye, Ger
man, Russia, and 8-4cot Diapers; Marseiales
Quilts Furniture Dimity; Satin Jeans Os-
naburgs Burlaps; figured Floor 'Cloti--
DOMESTIC GOODS-blcached Sheetings
and Shirtings ;; browR do; Bed Ticking;
blue apron check, plaid, striped, twilied and
plain Ginghams; brown Jean; blue CaiicOes,
sc. &c. ts,t.. ~. IL y,
The public are invited to cali and examine
his stock of Goods, as they will be put atpri-
ces which will make it a great induccment for
them to buy. ,aa Assp
Litchfeld, Aug. 2, 1884, s,sa .-,4s-.,sf %
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-08-09

- DRINKING eONU.
"FiIl he cup, the bowl the glass, "A
ssWah wins and spirisS high; 1850
And we'll drink, while round they pass
To-Vice and Misery.
Push quickly round tho dranght again,
And drain the gobletlow;
And drink in revelry's swelling strata, - =
To-Reasons overthrow.
. Pash rOund, push round, in quickest time;
The lowest drop be spent, k.1
In one loud round lo-Gailt and Crime,
And Crimes just punishment!
Fill, gil again! gu to the brim,
To-Loss Of honest fame! ,t.N 3
QuafF, deeper quaE while now we drink
Our wives and childre1's shame!
Push round and round, with loudest cheers
or mirth and revelry! Ss, ess,
We drink to-WOman's sighs nnd tears!
And-Childra's rOveryl
Once more! while power shall yet remain,
Zen with its latest breath, .t Fs''
Drink-To ourselves Disease and Pain,
Aud Jnfamy and Death!
44a'ssp5 . "A. sS4AA E0SG9fN paper
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-08-09

A noble heart, like tho sun. sh6 eth i.s
greatest counsenance when IL itsS lewest
estate Sidney. .s~
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-08-09
Fare Reduced. ,
For New-Haven and New York

Y Fare through to Ns,c. York 8 Dollars. 4 !
ssaa Steam Boat fare iaclsded i,
UyHROUG from IA 70 ~ hours, giving
IL passengers that wish an opportunity OF
spending from an hour to 40 hour Nnd quar-
Ter in New Haven before going IN board tho
Steam Boat SuPERsoR. The Coaches viii
leave Parks Stage House every morning " =
O'Clock, Except Saturday. and Sunday, and
passengers arrive in New ork at 8 the same
afternoon. On Saturday. leave at o'clock.
and arrive in New-York On Sunday morning
by the evening boat from New-H asen. eass
From New York the Superior leaves AZ g
O'clock every morning. (excepts sunday and
Monday,l and passengers arrive 1T Litchfssd-
at evening ofihe same day. atthe reduced farol
0fs SIS. Persons wishing passage or informs
ton. viii please call at the Stage Once af
Park s. Stage House, where seats can De sectl-
red, and the fare recsipied t!1rosghao Newt
York. .ssS@ 81 JOSIAH PARKS, seer 3
fsas ls'ss sS { BUNNEEE & HARRIS N
LitchGeld. May so, 1881 sss ..5sa
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-08-09

hour of release! and affection shall make
il welcome. Come the hour Of Fe-union
with the loved and lost on earth! and the
passionate yearnings of affection, and the
strong aspiration Of faith, shall bear Us to
their blessed land. Come death 10 this
body-this burdened, tempted, frail. fail
ing dying body and to the soul, come
freedom, light, and joy unceasing! come
the immortal life! |" He that liveth" saith
the COnqueror over death and the grave,
IS he that Eveih and believeth in me shall
never die pr. CkGnning. azaa
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-08-09
JUDEA.r

~ " DGxAst I
M. Chateaubriand remarks, that when
you travel into Judea, the, heart is at first
filled with profound melancholy. But
when passing from solitude to solitude,
boundless space opens before You, this
4 feeling wears of BY degrees, and YOU ex-
4 pGrience secret ave, that SO far from de-
pressing the soul, imparts life and elcvates
the genius. Extraordinary appearances
every where proclaim land ieeming with
miracles. The burning sun, the towering
leagle, the barren fig-tfee, all the picture.
IIof scripture are here. Every name com.
Imemorates mystery; every grotto an
Inouncesa prediction; every hill re-echoe'
the accents of prophet. God 'lIimsel
has spoken in these regions, dried up riv
Isers, rent the rocks and opened the grave
/ The heart still appears mute with terror
land you would imagine that it had nevc
presumed to interrupt the silence since
had heard the awful voice of the Eternal.
Sincerity is like travelling in sasp lail
beaten road. which commonly brings -
, sooner TO his journeys end than hyfF
IN which men often lose themss1 eas,
; l0st0n. rs - (
5 A noble heart, like tho sun. shdN eth /,
) EgFsalest countenance when Is III. loves
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-08-09
JUST RECEIVED,

. ~ a QUANTITY OF
DURE LINSEED OIL, manufactured
10 this COunty-Labarraque Chloride
Of Soda, with directions for It's various uses;
Chloride Lime, Hihbert's London Brown
StOut-ssith many other articles. At the Drug.
Medicine and Paint Store Of s a.
:. y. -. .,af ts j. @. BECKWITH.
LSfehfeld, JUN n. I8Se. S
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-08-09

And lntamy and Death!
- - 49, 80.
Natural dread Of Dcath.=It seems to
us strange, it seems as if all were wrong, in
a world where, from the very constitution
Of things, death must clese every scene Of
human life, where il bath reigned for ages
over all generations, where the very air
we breathe and the dust We tread upon
was onee animated. iife--it seems to us
pest strange and wrong. that this most
common, necessary expedient, and certain
Of all events, should bring such horror and
desOlation with IT,; thai it should bring
such. tremendous agitation, as il it were
sonlo awful Unprecedented phenomenon
that it should be more than death--a shock,
catastrophe, conyulsion ms If nature
Instead Of holding 90 its steady course,
were falling into irrctrievable ruins.
And that which Is strange, isol'r strange
ness to this event. Cali sickness, we re-
peat, call pain, an approach to DEATH
Call the weariness and failure OF tho limbs
and senses, call decny, dying. Il isso sit
is a gradual loosening of the cords of life.
and breaking up of its reservoirs and re-
sources. SO shall they all, ono and anoth-
or, give way. g / feel, twill the thought7
full man say" feel the pang Of suffers
ing, as it were, piercing and cutting asun-
der, one by one, the fine and Invisible
bonds that hold me 10 the earth. ] feel
the gushing current Of life within me to be
wearing away its own channels. ! feel
the sharpness ofevery keen emotion, and
Of every. acute and far penetrating thought,
as Hit were shortening the moments Of
the souls cUnRexion aud conflict with the
body" So il is, and SO it shall be, till at
last, " the silver cord is loosened, and the
golden bowl is broken, and tho pitcher is
broken at the fountain, and the wheel is
broken Al the cis;ern, aud tho dust returns
% THO earth as it was, and the spirit returns
unto God who gave it, ss.3s llal3
No; III IS not a strange dispensation.--l
Death is the fellow Of all that is earthly /;
fhefriend Of man alone. 1t is not mon
steria the creation. It IS the law and not
an anomaly tits tho lot ofnature.
\. Not 10 the eternal resting place,
y Shalt thouretire alone.
Then shalt lie down 3@ i
With pairiarchs ofthe infant world, with kings,
The powerful Of the earth, the wise and good,
Fair forms and hoary seers Of ages past;
All il one mighty sep0iehre. The hills,
Rock ribbed, and ancient ns the son: the valef
Stretching in peRsiyo ,tluetness between; sa y "A
The venerable woods, rivers that m0Vo S8
In majesty, and complaining brooks, VIII
Tint make the meadows green, & pour'd round al.
Old Ocean's gray and melancholy waste-- wv
Are but the solemn decorations all ,,s6ga ts& VI
Dime great tomb y man. k,3s bryan. u !
But of what is it--the tomb I u Does tho
an;rif 1i6 n0 fhaI e,iAaf affo ~f;,r,e &C tl,xs
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-08-09

DY order efahe Court 0f Prostate Ter ihe,
- District .sf Sharon. the Personal Estate
OF s 40 JOHN HARRIS. ss s.as's' 's..e
OF Salisbury, an insOlvent debtor, assigned lar
the benefit az his creditors. viii be sold at
Pahlic Kendue. on the 18th day at August
next. ct 2HO'clock p. NJ. 1t the late Scythe
Mandatory Of the said HqfFis. - Salisbury.
Said eslaie consists prineipslly "a 1Eons Slssl.
seythes in dillsseut saages sf mAnuihesure,
Topls, Sc. 1sc. -
JdliN o. CorFlNa, a1sn.
TsmpTME CMExxENnEn.i ssss.
Salisb&sS. July So lsSR a.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-08-09

8SlkE St9DScrlDer mas iatcty IC-
Eised at the sign OF !" Drugs
4 N tditines,'' fronting s. street.
Md k4dtti6ns 10 an extensive and
veil Selected assortment Of Fresh
ksiss,l IN Zine M (which will besold
sus0lanlsties to suit purchasers Ms low as they.
casl.b pMFchased wiltia the State, however
a,nusnailv low they may now be offered + in-a
cluding i T those articles usually found in such
establiskin general assortment OF Al
cohol, Acids. Barks, Brouzes from one 70 six
dollars, Opium and all liz preparations, Nor
phine, Narcotine, OIls. Spices. Sal Gratis,
Preparations for making Soda, Scidliiz and
Congress Waters-Als0 Gums TnrpentiOes.
Lamp Oil, TamariUds, Ghlosides Ell Lime dssd
Soda SxCg See. Il alsa ~ 9ssssass y sAss1AssSs a
Puss WINES and unadultsrafed LlQUoRaa
for medicinal pnrlsoses---ks eRdon and EhiIa.
delphia r ORTER. w. ssls9s A
Also. a large assortment nf American and
English PATENT MEDICINES ,s's.sss'
The public are requested to cali and exam-
inc for themselves. as we hare her rocm
for an enumeration of articles 1pr a price
current. Physicians. Druggists. II tiers &c.
supplied at Newly ork prices 20 them. ana =
small advance from our purchases from isa7
p0rters. Present price Of Opium s5--Sulph.
| ouiu. French. Sc H-s--t1ther articles lower
than they have been offered. at whoiesaie and
retail. sgA .fev.
also. ;nst Ysesired IN 0dditisa. ~
TROGA lbs. pure White Lead-5Oo Spanish
| White, English Venstian Red. Spanish .Rrown,
Fine Points, English and Baltimore Chrome,
green aud yellow. Prussian Blae. Nos. and
| 9, Chinese Vefmillion, Rose Pick, Red Lead,
| LiihaFge, Lamp Black. Sc. sre. nj prices
(which viii not be undeFs0ld. -, y.
J. q. BECRWKTH.
4 LitchAeld, June, loae if5e