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The Arkansas advocate., 1832-06-06


 < There's ViHony abrood. ."-SPri' ous editions of the New Testament have been published, and are now circulating throughthc country. The public sbouia be on their guard. We know not wllas is the penalty established by law tof. thus willufIy peryerting the languagco O. the Scriptures, but the penalty sh0ulS De exemplaYy-for we can hardly con. ceiye n greater destitution of mora principle, tllansis evinoed by the wrefeR who dares thus to prolane the Ho'Y textbook of religion and morality = Ereter Ne7es Letter.
 1 ltis stated in another, paper, thas ELEVEN editions of this corrupted NeM Testamenthave been struck of sremthc same stereotype plates, and ifs pro1,a' ble that copies of it have been clfcula. ted through our country for some year past. Areward of FIFTY DOLLARS i'as been offered through one of the Boston apeTsfor the detection of the PefssoA who caused the corruption to Dc nlaas. The alterations are said 10 have peeD made in twenty-siy places.
 Poper and GlSgss.-It is oonputeo' that there is. manufactured in tiie tg. ted States, Se'7.0G0, ,00A worth of PgPe. annuallv,and .s3, ,o00 ,o00worth cf glass'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-11
CAROI.INIAN

THNH1S celebrated and well known Horse, will
n again stand the ensuing season at my house,
Spring Grove, Hanover county, Is miles from the
city of Richmond, miles from Goodairs Tavern
aud miles from the Merry Oaks Tavern. Pcdl-
gree, performances, &C. hereafter.
WILLIAM l.. WHITE.
z. S.-CaronaD will be shown on the Capital
Square, tomorrow, CTucsday) at IL o'clock, and
can be seen for several days at the stable of the
Central Hotel.
Gentlemen wishing to purchase Stations, Mares
or Colts, will find it to their interest to take look
at my stud, consisting of seven StalIions--two
by Sir Charles, two by Monsieur Tonson, two by
Tariff, and one by Contention-four Mares in foni
by Carolinion, and three Colts by Gohanna, year
old next spring w. l.. w.
dc 10-2aw1t
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99s aceegg u esaoss.
PORT OF RICHMOND.

In the river, bound up, ship Richmond, Lenox.
from Holland.
ARRIVED,
Racket schr Hornet, Pitts New York an assert.
ed cargo.
Schr Charles, Boston, sundries.
ochr John a. William, Cooper, Fredericksburg
sundries. 3
Racket schr Councillor, Cromwell, PhiladeInb;o
an assorted cargo, to Merchants i'm Richmond
Packet schr Hiram, Willis, Philadelphia. win
Norfolk and Petersburg, sunfries to II II Blair nj
HoIlins, Perkins 81 Harris, Marx 81 Son Hub.
bard q Gardner, J A Myers, r M Gordon. ] ]
Fry, G Davis, Haoweli and to order.
Schr Bctsey Hamilton Mekins Baltimore
Schr Martha Beaston. Petty, New York, ballast.
Schr VIM III Ireland, Ward New York. ballast
ballast \|
Sohr Philadelphia, Parker, Old Point
Schr Chickalabat Boston, via Norfolk sundries
TO Davenport, Alien 81 Co. Lancaster. DENLY &
Go, and others.
Schr Sarah, Noting, Portsmouth, IN. HI plos.
ter. -
Schr VIM. Christopher, Travis, Baltimore, via
Norfolk, sundries.
Steamboat Maryland, jerks, Petersburg.
Schr Geo. Washington Norfolk
Schr Mary Travis Baltimore, an assorted cargo.
Steamboat Potomac, Hubble Washington. via
Norfolk passengers.
Schr New England, Lipscomb, Portland, INC. !
an assorted cargo.
SAILED,
Steamboat Pc rick Henry Norfolk, passengers.
Schr Delight, Frank, Norfolk
Schr Sisters, Graves, Savannah, flour, tobacco,
&c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-11

Tavern and Lots at Urbanna for Rent
4 WISH to rent out for or more years that
n well known Tavern & the Lots alta ched there
to, at Urbanna Mddlesex county, recently the
property of Thos. Street, Esq. The Tavern has
been in the highest rcPutc for the last 30 years. &
would, IT well kept insure most f not all the Gus
tom, both stationary and transcicnt which is con-
siderable. The steamboat Rappahannock stops
there twice week-going to Baltimore and re.
turning 10 Fredericksburg. Tie Houses, consist
ing of Tavern, Stable, Kitchen, Dairy, leo House,
&C. are all in good order. There is attached to
the property, fine Oyster Cove, which contains
the best oysters: the finest fish and wild fowl are
always to be had plentiful and cheap. On one of
the Lots is Store House, which might be made
with little expense, good Store. H ouse-i. is
considered good stand for store, there being only
two now in the placc.-PosseSson will be given
the LIST of January next. My residence is Belle
Isle, Matthews county. THO. LUMPKIN.
+. ST am still DESTROYS to sell my Dragon
Land, situate in tlo lower end of King q Queen,
containing about -Four Hundred and Twenty Acres,
one hundred Of which is heavily timbcrcd with the
finest cypress tress. T. j..
nov l3-cSt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-11

The Foot Race at Tree-Hill Saturday, was
won by Mr.. Perrit, by about three feet. BY no.
tice in our paper Of to-day, it will be seen, that
another Foot Race has been made to be run at
Fairfield tomorrow, between Mr.. Perrit. believed
to be tho fastest runner in the United States and
Mr.. Miller, who has never been beaten The ne.
cuar novelty of this will be- that Porrit is to
run with his hands tied before him We learn that
the distance to be run is one hundred yards, and
wo ara requested to say that there will be no
charge at the gate for admittance.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-11

WHEELING, Dec. 5.
Mr. Clay, passed through here yesterday, on his
way 10 Washington. He remained only few
hours in town. During that time many of our ci-
items paid him their respects. His health is good
and what is equally gratifying, lie has lost none Of
that cheerful and happy temper which has always
rendered him the most interesting of companions.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-11
Executors Sale

AJAI ILL be Sold Friday the 28lh of tho
w current month, at the residence Of Mrs.
Maria A Bottom, in Manchester, all tie Personal
Estate of which the late William Bottom died pos
sessed, to wit: all the household aud kitchen Fur
nture, comprising the usual variety, one substan-
tlal Coal Wagon, with six prime Horses and their
gear; also, several other Horses, number of
Stand Casks, and the usual fixtures of Il Grocery
Store, &c &c. Terms made known on tho day
OF sale. THOMAS BOTTOM,
EX'or Of WIN. Bottom, decd.
Manchester, Dec. 9Th. lS32-1av II
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Esy y. 8. s. G,oanag s. %.

HV tNT.V NOLS M AUIIION.
On THURSDAY, the eth inst AT 10 o,cIaok
VIII be sold in front Of our Auction Store, fifty as
valuable NEGROES as any in Virginia, consist
ing OF Blacksmiihs, Carpenters, Sawycrs, Seam
stresses one Cook, one DAIRY Maid, and plantation
hands; among them some of the best seeds and
pough-men-all are from estate, belonging to
gentleman who intends removing from this quar-
ter. j. & s. COSRY \ co 49,.
de 7-0owtds ~
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.Sw2a.0eS fOL. NCESc.

AfE/ ILL be sold to the highest bidder for cash
w at McCoy's Tavern, in the town of Car.
tersville' Cumberland county,) the 1st day of
January next II fair, If not, the next fair day there
after, abont 80 likely Virginia born SLAVES
lhere are among them, u number of first rate
house servants, both male and female, two seam
stresses, two good ostlers and excellent female
COOK. Persons wishingto purchase for their own
use, would do well to attend this sale
JOHN TANDY.
Goochland, Nov SG-w5t
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DAY SALE

Turnif"re, Groceries, Jc.-On TUESDAY
Tin inst. IN front of our auction store. Mt lG
o'clock, great variety of Groceries, Furniture.
&C .. * G. Aucts. do 8
u GOODS of every description received any
day in the week, and liberal advances made when
required. s. 81 c. Aucts do g
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-11

MEssRs' TYLER AND WHTE.-A Correspondent
OF the Journal of Commerce, states that the two
scattering votes in the Senate in the election for
Vice President, between Messrs Tyler and White.
were the ballots Of those gentlemen themselves
lie proceeds:--"Thirty two Senators voted each
time. Mr. White led in the canvass until the 4tb
bailoting, when he was tied by MIR. TYLER, of Vir
glnia, each having fifteen votes, and General
Smith two On the last trial the prevailing can.
diaate had seventeen, bare majority. There were
many specuations as to the votes of the competi.
tors on the 4th and last ballot.-Whcn tbev were
tied at fifteen, their votes were given to Mr. Smith
oh ,ne last balloting one vote given to Mr.
Smith, obviously by the other. Mr. TYLER
having got only Ia, orc who had voted for him
went "ver to Mr. White, giving him sixteen. The
question: who cast the seventeenth? is one of some
delicacy. One thing is certain, that Mr.. Tyler
must have voted for his rival, or Mr.. White voted
tor himself. prefer to suppose the first and shall
continue to hold that opinion, unless controverted
by MIR. Tyler himself. 1t is very obvious, that on
the last ballot Mr.. White could not have succeeded
without the vote of MIR. Tyler or himself"
If Mr.. Tyler voted for Mr.. White, his magnani
nifty will crafty his friends; if Mr.. White voted
for himself-the thing is not without parallel
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BOOKS! BCOKSl

''CVINc. DVVho
we arc daily receiving, and will arrange in a
lew days by Catalogues, large and elegant assort
nent of New Books, embracing many of the most
standard works in almost every department Of
literature $. ~ &. &ucts.
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EBy Os5s, Eeesqsos, S. 90.
GROCERJJsS ANN IrA,rr

VTNNO AND HATS.
On TUESDAY the llth inst at half past 10
O'Clock, at the store, an assortment of Groceries,
also Is Cases mems fine Hats, aud Gases Wool
duto' .. ID. q co. Aucts. dc 10
ADDITIONAL.
WIZ he added TO sale Tomorrow ono C,se
Looking Glasses. O. ID. 81 co. Aucts de 10
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-11

13- 10000 bushels of Wheat have been already
ground this season, at Chevaie's (Gallego) Mills.
This is than any other mill here or elsewhere
has done by the 9th December.
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SHOES

On THURSDAY, the 18th inst, nj half mast
lO O'Clock, at the store 100 packages SHOES.
among them are II cases Chceves' extra prime
Brogans. .. D. & co. Aucts do 10
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-11

M OiICE-AH persons having cans Against
y the estate of James III. Brown, decd, are re-
questcd 10 present them Immediately at the office
of ROBERT NJ GORDON
de S-eo6t
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AUCTEON&s
Ry ;Sefetess IS GEeSTslfs.


Our sale TOMORROW MORNING viii EN-.
brace Coffee, loaf and brown Sugar, Cheese,
Whiskey, Soap, Nails, hac!erel, Fables Chairs,
Bureaus, 'Bedsleads, SAovcls and Tongs, Tenders.
Looking Glasses, Window Blinds, China and CLASH
ware, Mantel Clocks, Saddles and Brides, ROM
nants of Cloth, ready made Clothing. Cassinetts,
Domestic Cottons, Shoes, Boots, Hats, Coiloo
Mills, Britannia Ware, &c. &c.
:. s. c. Aucts.
HORSES.
=, t IL o'clock, several Saddle and Harness
de 10 ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-11

VIRGINIA SENAroR-Wm. c. Rives, esq. af Able.
mario' was this day elected Senator of tho U.
states IN place OF MIR. Tazewell, without opposi.
uon' ontil this morning, it was understood that
"ir' Nahdeiph would also have been nominated;
Out ms friends declined to bring him forward. +,
a deoate arose on motion of Mr.. Witcher to
postpone the election until Thursday, in which M r
hiVes' iariH opinions werc enquired into by that
gentleman. They were vouchcd by Mr.. Gilmer
TO be orthodox, and letter from Mr.. Rives was
read by Maj. Yancey, in which he protested HIM
sell iif.z9Anti- Notification, Anti. Bank,
and thorough in his support of Gen. Jackson. I'm.
pressive a!lusons to state of the South
were made by Messrs. Moore, Gilmer, and Witcher.
Debate hereafter.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-11

~ Meeting of the Tobacco Manufacturers
interested in the Hospitals established this fall will
be held at the Columbian Hotel, on Wednesday
next, 18th inst, at l o'cock-for the purpose of
winding up the association. Punclual and full at
tendance, is desired by the Committees.
de l0-2ls
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BOOK NOTICE,

We, in few days, will be in recent of n verv
collection of New Books Of general cha.
racter, intended expressly for our night sales.
dec ) { g. =, 49,,
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G1O.OOO-CapjtnI

NfV.VDO UIINI'
New Yorb Consolidated Lottory--Drawing will
be received Saturday morning at o'clock.
CAPITALS:
] Prize of $4,000, l of 10000, of 5000. !
Of $3.50, 20 of 900, 20 of 500, 40 of 300. &c.
&c. &c. Lowest Prize S12.
Tickets $40, halves 5, quarters so.
For sale. usual, in every variety, at the Iotte.
~ Office of K. UITCTTLH
dc Next below the door Of the Earlo Hotel
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NIGHT Auction

o'clock, Il valuable collection of Uis,,r;o., 'TL.o
logical and Miscellaneous articles.
de- 10 G - A..
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NEW YORK, Dec. 7,-CPd, schr Presto +. at
Clifford Richmond.
Ard, schrs Chesterfield, Townsend, days
Rlchmond Richard, Ingersoll, days, dol Vail.
ant, Tyler, days, do; James Fisher, Soners do !
Isaac w. Norris, Townsend, do; Avon, Blinn,
do; Millicent, Young, and Select, Chattn, do.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-11

o. We are requested TO say that an
additional flee hundred dollars, making in all ONE
THOUSAND DOLLARS, is offered for evidence which
shall be sufficient to convict the incond;ary, who
set fire to the Barns of Mr.. Shepard at Wcstham
dc S-cSCd t1stJan
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ri OTICE.-All persons having claims again st
IN the estate of John Register decd, late of
Goochland County, requested to bring them
forward for settlement, and all indebted TO said os.
tate are requested % make immediate payment to
de 3-}c T. w. RoYSTER, Adn'or.
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MIcz1AEES 81 MARTIN,
IL

Saddle and Harness Makers.
Have commenced business in the house recently
occupied by MIR. JOS Gill, Main Street, Richmond.
next door below Mcssrs. Granniss, Son IL Brothers
and nearly opposite to Mr.. Nash's Book store
and now have on hand, superior assortment of
articles in their line, comprising, in part
Ladies' Saddles,
Mems do. best shafted,
Do. do. do. plain,
Do. do. common do.
Coach Harness, plated and brass mounted,
Gig do. do. do. do.
Carryall do. do do do.
Travelling Saddle Bags,
Medical do
Wagon Gear, &c.
All oil which they warrant TO DO of superior mate
riais and workmanship.-Also, on hand, English
nara solder Stirrup Irons, superior and common
American do, hard solder, curb, sna file and bra
doom BITS, American do, Spurs, Whips, (gig and
switch,) all OF which they disposed to sell on
terms as favorable, as any similar establishment of
the Kind in the City. A portion of the public pa
tronage is solicited
W All orders thankfully received and promptly
executed.
dec l0--dtf
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-11

a hnEKi MlCBAELS bcgs leave 10 inform
ia ms old customers in Manchester and its yjci
my Ina. ma mas removed his mandatory of Sad.
dies, Brides, Harness. &c. ia the C;tv'or Phi,
mona, ana mas associated with him in the business
mr.; JOHN MARTIN, a gentleman well known
70 'hem as hrst rate workman, and asks for the
uim' aron'inuance the liberal support they gave
in'' In rendering TO his old customers his CRATE
lui acknowledgements for the support heretofore
gwen INN, he bcgs leave TO assure those indebted
I" hin' that his grateful feelings would be consi.
aera1y increased if they would speedily come for
Manchester. Doc. 10Th, 1882 Cd,
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RICHMOND MARKETS-Dec. 10.
Country Flour, S5sd}
Wheat, l20al25 conts.
Hogs, SIS per 100--sales brisk, supply small
Beef Cattle, 4 10 s.
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DRY GOODS Al AIrln,InM

DRY GOODS AT AUCTION.
ON FRIDAY, the 1llh inst at 10 o'clock. will
re sold OF our Auction Rooms large and general
assortment of DRY GOODS, suited to the present
season Terms at sale
de 10 OTIS, DUNLOP & Co Aucts.
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P UBLIUS.

~ The letter of an Englishman takes positions
which Republican may not admit, but also con-
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Essssss entity RgeglE .fC0Reg,,y.

"a NHE Subscriber, grateful for the very liberal
"a patronage he has received during tho present
and many preceding years, respectfully informs his
friends and the publick generally, that the cxer
cises OF his school for the ensuing year, will com.
mence on the 18th January, and be continued
until the 18th November, making u term of
ten mouths, without vacation. The utility of
tins course has been tested by experience, and must
be obvious TO every rejecting mind In this Semi
nary, Will be taught every thing necessary to pre-
pare young men for college, lat them for the or
binary avocations of life. Tuition board wash
lng lodging, &c will be furnished at the very rcdu
ced price of SS5 the term; S35 in advance
and the balance, $500 at the end of the term
Ihose who engage for n shorter time thu, Ten
months will pay $40 per month. Humanity Hall
is situated in the lower end of buckingham County.
near fhyslc Springs in remarkably healthy, rcii
RED and peaceful neighbourhood, ersirely remote
from the haunts of vice and destination. The di.
scipline of this school is mild and parental and the
cest testimony can give of its character, is re-
ference to the many young men who have been, in
part, educated at it, or under NV care
ae 0-qlaw4t ELIJAH G. HANES.
Address Physic Springs, Buckingham.
NJ OTlCE.-The general meeting oftho Stock
l holders of the Bank of Virginia, will be held
according to the charter, the Bank on the first
Monday i'll January next.
de 7-ctdm A. ROBINSON, CASHIER.
THVHE Subscribers have received by the packet
-H Hornet, an additional supply of staple and
Iancy 'Rf IooDS, suited to the present and APP
preaching seasons. Their stock is now complcie
and well assorted, and will be offered at wholesale
or retail, on as good terms those OF any house in
the CITY, They solicit call from their friends in
The country, and will also their best exertions
to execute any orders in such manner as to give en-
tire satisfaction. HALL 81 MOORE,
no DC tlJan Main Street, Richmond.
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"a VIE Undersigned intending to close their con
cern as soon as practicable, will sell, at pub
TIC auction, at their Tobacco Factory in the town
OF Manchester, the 18th day OF December next
commencing at 10 o'clock if fair weather if not
the next fair day thereafter, So Negroes vz:-two,
Women, and the balance Boys and Men, all Facto.
ny hahds-coopcrs, strip and key prjzers, twistors
ana steInmers, as likely and as valuable hands az
can be found together in Virginia. Also the To
bacco Factory and all the fixtures, in which there
Us Is Iron Presses, and strip or hid. Presses u
pray wagon and Horses, Coopers' Tools and a
quantity OF Slaves and Heading quantity of good
Bacon, principally middings, ard from 10 10 20
hhds. of good refused Tobacco.
AT same time, viii be sold l42 acres of Land, ly
ing between the Manchester Turnpike Road, and
Capt. Fras. Smiths, through which the Rail Road
runs Terms of saie--tho Factory Lot and fixtures
where the amount eft purchases exceed 800, and
Inc Land In Chesterfield, g months credit; for APP
proved negotiable notes, with an approved endor-
ser-every thing else viii be sold for CASH At the
same time, where it may be a convenience to have
on days on the purchase of the Negroes, by adding
the interest g. giving satisfactory cmdorsot those
that reside i'll town viii be accommodated The
sale viii be continued from day to day till comse.
ted.
We also offer, at private sale, Brick House and
Lot, on Church Hill, nearly opposite the Sugar
House, occupied by Mrs. Allen.
6-tds GRAY g. PANKEY
RI OTlCE.-By virtue of a Deed Of Trust, oxe-
cuted to the Subscribers, by William S.
Bates, and duly recorded in The County Court of
Goochland, for purposes therein mentioned, we
shalt proceed to sell, at public auction, for cash.
on Monday the 10th instant, at the house of Ben
iaInin Bradshaw all the right, title and interest,
which said Bates possessed in She Estate of Book
Parrish, decd.
THOMAS MIEURE, 1,r
MOSLY WOODSON. i'"S'c'S"
do 4-5t
" The above sale is postponed until Monday
next, 18th inst, whom it will positively take place,
if fair otherwise, the next fair day thereafter
THOMAS MIEURE,
MOSBY WOODSON,
dc l0-6t
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ksy EsMUel,a,o.f, .Ylgew IS Go.


On w wednesday, December 10Th, at 10 O'Clock.
at our Auction Room, valuable ussortm mt Of
Dry Goods, suited TO the season.
dc lO ID. A. & co Aucts
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For Rent or Lease.

Va WAT well known Stand, the WESTERN
h INN, for many years kept by Claiborne
Thomas, and the last two years kept by the sub
scribor, who intends moving to the West, and now
offers for sale his Furniture and large Stable, which
may be had on accommodating terms. For fur
Their information apply 10 the subscriber. who will
give possession the first day Of January next if
CURED. 1t is unnecessary TO say any thing by the
way of inducing any person to lease the above Els
adjustment, as the Stand is SO well known TO all
drovers Of stock and tho public at large. 1t may
be proper to say, the Lots uusler good fence,
and supplied by two fine springs and large grana-
res. w. II. PLUMB.
n. 81 have FOR sale, at my Stable, twenty
five head of HORSES, including one pair Match
Horses, and few fine Riding. Horses, the balance
good Work Uorses, any Of which may he bought
at very low prices, being the remnant Of two or
three drovcs W. II. 7. Ce 7-d&c If
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q chlorine TOOTH WASH.-A supplv Of
- TINS invaluable article, this day receiving.
&c ~ Nj. H.
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Sale of Slaves, Stocks, Corn, &c.
WILL be sold publicly, the 18th inst, if fair,
" otherwise on the next far day, on the lowor
half Of Elk Island, about thirty Slaves most Of
them young aud valuable, about 500 barrels Of
Corn, all the stock of Horses, Mules and Cattle,
and all the Plantation Utensils, sc.
Torms-for of $50 and upwards, one years
credit, or bonds, with approved sceury-for small
amounts cash.
de Lot J. f. MAY.
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ECElV1NG this day-a farther supply ofI
M An Barclays Compound of Cubebs and Snrsapa.
original style, which will be sold nv tho nonrJ ~
"' luanIItles' nj. L. DAY. de 10
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BERNARD PEYTON.

II NAR-2O barrels TAR, full and in rood order
a received, and for sale
de III JAS. WINSTON
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fiity-fve Negroes, Tobacco Factory,
DC. for Sale.

Manchester, Dec. 9Th, 1S32-2aw 1t
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Rock Candy, Plaster, Salt, &c.
Il ANDlNG this day, for sale, on the Dock
81 from on board schr Sarah, so boxes Rock
CahGy, OF the best quality-55 ions Lump Plaster,
and l35 barrels Liverpool blown Salt. which viii
be sold low, taken from the wharf-In store 40
tons Country Iron, assorted-50 barrels and boxe,
s 81, Loaf and Lump Sugar, and Family
Flour of best quality.
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