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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-24
Columbian Insurance Office.

.1kLdndrld, Oct. 10, 1855.
NOTICE is hereby given to the stockholders Of
~ this Institution, that an Election for eleven Direc
w be held At this Office between the hours Of 10
A. y. and Up. n. on Monday, the 18th of Novembes
next r. VEITCH, Sec.
oct 17-t4thNov
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-24

The editor OF the BoonsVl!le Missouri p.
per concludes dattering notice Of the condi,ioD
Of the western farmer, settled on the new and
rich lands in that state, thus:
"He is surrounded by all those blissfuI scen.,
which ehdc,r man TO man, and man to hi. (;od
He ferris uc greatness Of his nature He lie,
Lord Of the s,,i, and master Of his own domain,
and firesldc lie cultivates his farm. AID en;ov.
his wife aud children in the good old RepuJfeG
Way."
An extensive mandatory. for the purpos. Of
extracting oil from cotton seed, has recent,
been erected at Natchez. Miss The e,O.,i.
ment. 50 fer, has been attended with complete
success.
A large number Of the Young Men Of New
York rendered, through a committee, a b,II,o
Mrs. Clay on her return from Boston. Mr.
Clay declined the invitation in her name, say.
ing
IL she had not ceased to participate 10 ,b,
description Of entertainment, she would aceen,
O.
highly respectable, and made with a motive g.
gratifying to her feelings"
Messrs. Carey & Hart Of Phisdsl phia, L,,
Just issued little work, which possesses ins,ss.
for a very large number Of persons ,hrousou.
our country. II is entitled "The Principle, Of
the Art Of Modern Horsemanship for Ladies and
Gentlemen" translated IRON the French Of NJ
Lebesud, by Daniel J. Desmond, ESQ. The
subjoiued note Of the translator determines The
great ques,ion-on which side Of lady equs.
TRAN the cavalier is to ride
When gentleman accompanies ady or
horseback, he should take the left side Of he.
horse. The custom Of taking the right side, /.
derived from the English mode Of riding The
law Of England directs the lett hand Of the roal
TO be taken; the gentleman therefore takes tn.
right, to protect the lady from vehicles &c
which pass on that side Here the law directs
the right hand of the road to be taken-cons
auent!y the gentleman should take the left side
of the lady's horse. IL seems to be best adapted
to afford efficient assistance, whatever mlym
cur. The right hand Of the gentleman is perfect
" free. and may be used to stop the horse, o.
rescue the lady from danger. He can on this
side aid her in disentanglns her dress, di,eusu
ing her foot from the stlrrap, adjusting her :n,
and lifting her of her seat, without exposing hr
to the accidents which might occur to hin, lih
attempted to give her assistance from the Othr
side. Il is not 10 easy to afford assistance TO th
lady with the left hand, nor is it so easy for lh
rider to command his owp horse with the rI:''
hand"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-24

Mr.. Raadolph.-A correspondent o. ."' ),
mond Wing observes, that It needs nov " ..
sembIed, that the late Mr.. Randolph Wa Il
for many years, to occasional alienation .',i |,
and that about the year 1906, he me! S S'o,,
vate calamity, (which shrouded all nl' t (,
the biackness Of darkness. Hara'sso "
fever aud incessant watching, he Pan'U =.
FROM youth to premature old age, "nns ND
reeIei and staggered with the shock as 81 ~ b.
gave way" Little did the 'f!epo, ',;op,
@inistration Of that period know" son ,',o,
writer, "from what quarter came us Il, I'd
pierced his brain, ard struck do"D y"
pride"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-24

Cholera The barque Mason Barney, which
arrived at this port yesterday. in twenty four day
from Vera Cruz, left the ship Robert Wilson, Of
New. York, still in the hands OF the government,
for importing into that place quantity OF eoun-
terfeit coin. She had lost her mate, one seaman,
aud cook and steward by cholera. The average
number of deaths when the barque left was about
twenty five per day. One hundred and three per.
suns had fallen victims to this disease between
the sO,h Of August and the goth Of September.
Standard
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-24

Returos from eighty two out Of the eighty
nine counties in Georgia. give the Union can
didate for Governor a majority Of about four.
teen hundred votes. The remaining seven
counties. with at most two exceptions, will in.
crease this vote, 40 that his election is consider.
ed certain.-Boh finer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-24

In the very interesting letter Of Mr. E, Cha
pion, jr., = scientific gentleman, giving an 70
count Of the explosion Of the steamboat Ne" b
gland, he states that
" The law in England is, that every %s
shall be tested quarterly, at three times n'
strength it is licensed to use. The safety nr|
is inaccessible to all but the officer Of the govern
ment. Since this law. not a steamboat eIpoS
has happened in that land where there 10 Sl'dS
to conceive. and vigor TO execute lawsd Pfef'
walton. Their provident care Of life sham" M
approaches our legislative indifference. nl
competent for Congress to regulate this ''es
1T is competent for the states Let there
no caviI upon the power, as there IS none spa
the duty. The exposure Of the lever and 'l'!
valve OF the New England was the cause Of u
Iamented destruction within her
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-24

J lie casc-'ption Of the new Opera House in
Ne. York IN to.dsy's paper, will show how
fast the inhabitants Of our great cities are run.
ming into the e.travagancies and Iuxuries of Eu.
ropean, countries.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-24

The Globe denies the assertion Of the Evening
Star that Mr. Kendall! is concerned in the own
ership of that paper.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-24

The New York Commercial concludes very
handsome notice Of Mr.. Cooper's new work,
The Headsman,' with the wish that g he were
content to rear the temple of his fame from the
imperishabIe materials to be found in his native
land, and not grope amid the clustered dark
ness of foreign shures for fragments. which may
attract by their glitterins. yet whose very ra-
dance is but the brishtness of decay" We
unite with this wish. 1t would be fame enough
for Cooper to rank hereafter, emphaticaIIy, as
the american Novelist.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-24

We recommend to all the friends OF the Go.
lonization Society, and especially to our readers
in Mary the article 10 our paper to-day from
the Baltimore American, relative TO new set.
tIeme vt in Africa.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-24

In another column will be found further par.
tculars Of the journey of Mr.. Clay, accompa.
MED as it is With the most gratifying marks of
respect on the part OF the people.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-24

The celebrated Cohoes Falls IN Ne" York
have been purchased by d company, and man
ufacturing iowa IS Immediate to be es!aD' 81
ed there, with every prospect OF great success
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-24


One Of the latest New Orleans papers o.
that Il" sickness is gradually decreasing 800
city begins to assume its usual sales'; o'''']
beginning briskIy, and their past mI'efs' AN
forgotten " And is it possible, that 'Oa
much misery and death, withthe rush Of "'
Of the Destroying Angel yet in their e''
inhabitants Of this devoted city can 81"
" resume their usual gaiety'! 10 Us ~"
strange! And yet it is wise ordination ="
violence which thus permits The "PtH'
sadness to yield to impulses OF pleasure
new and exhi'iratins objects OF eonenp'
produced by change Of circumstances
~ The Y. 5. Consul at Natdm"O
Mexico, has notified the State DPar'ins"
death Of Reuben Rorbury, on the On ~
in that place. The deceased vas safF""
trade, and it is believed his relatives i've"
town. An inventory Of the effects oil ''s w. "
ed has been transmitted to the s'a's ~
ment, where those interested can apply
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-24

In Portsmouth, N. H . few days since We
were shown box OF fine looking Spanish CT.
gars, (which we we're told smoked very we'll and
would pass With all but eonnoisseurs for first
rate; manufactured in Connecticut. with not
particle Of tobacco Of any kind in their compo-
siton, except that used in the cooring. The
outside were made Of the leaves of cornstaIks,
and the insides were composed Of bean leaves and
pea pods! This is the most harmless and JUST
fable imposition we have been made acquainted
with for long tme.-Port. Argus.
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4Durfee's. Hoes,
M Al SAM WHEATONS.
June O..
. = = 8 g 81

State-streef, Bristol, n. J.
Combination Nos. l9 90 SO prize ol
$1,000 and i2 10 SO a prlze Of $500 were
both sold at Hope Office on Saturday last
where may be had Tickets in the following
Lotteries soon 10 be drawn, Wit
New York con. extra. class lC, for
1888, to be drawn ut New York, on Wed
nesday June l2. Capitals 10000 TO-
900, 5000, $3.50, 10 OF 1000, 10 Of 500,
BIC. Tickets So.
Delaware and North Carolina consoli-
dated class 70, for 1888. 10 be drawn
at Wilmington, Del. ON Thursday June
10. Capital Sc 900. Tickets So.
School Fund Of r.. I. class 46, ed Sc
ries, to be drawn at Providence, on Fri
day June ID. Capital $4,000. Tickets
Sc.
Union Canal of Pennsylvania, class l2
for 1888, to be drawn at Philadelphia, on
Saturday June l5. Capitals 10000, g.
600, 1000, 5000, $500, 1880, and SO of
1000. Tickets So, parts in proportion.
Orders enclosing cash or prize tickets
vii, be promptly attended to.
'rf A. G. MOVES, Agent.
Bristol, June 3.
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The subscriber Ieng appointed Sole 1dgent
for Vending MORiSON'S HYGEiAN UNI
YER sal MEDICINES; for the State o!
Rhode Island, hereby gives notice that no 9TH
or person will be authotized TO vend said Mod
icines in this city and that no ono isat pres
sNt authorized 10 vend said Medicines in ,hi'
State ereept myself, but for the accomnioda-
ten Of the public. agents will be appointed b,
me, in different parts Of the State, as so6n Al
convenient, OF which THE public will be dul.
noti6od s-snd TO guard the public aeainst i'm
piiions, they may rest assufed, that should an
Medicines To offered for sale in this State, pur-
porting TO be '.norisoh's Hygeiof, UniVersa
| NE dicfnes, by any person except myself, or m
au,hosized agents, that they will be counterfshs
SAMUEL YOUNG.
fJau. B, No. I07 Westmiste. street.
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FPORT OF WARREN.

June Ist-Arr brig VIM Henry. Cole, IL days
from Matanzas, with molases, sugar AMI Conee' 70
order Sailed in co. with brig Spartan, JORDAN iol
Portland. Left, briggs Chas Miller, knight, io'
Portland, 3 ds; Baltic, Drlnkwater, ready; balti'
more, Hathaway, fr Portland, W.T.. cargo; New Co.
hmbia, Burr, for this port, de; George, Turner
Providence, unc; New England, Church, do. 10
Poeahantas, Smith, Europe, IL ds; Curtis, Curtis,
do. unc Geo. Brooks; fr do. aisch Nero, Smith,
Boston, 10 ds Clyde, Bradford, Bristol, lds Lau-
rel, Bigley, Newport, Is ds; Pantheon, Moore Tor
Trieste, ds---American produce plenty and
cheap ;--Produce fthc Island scarce and high
The Cholera had nearly subsidized IN the city, but
was raging to an alarming degree 'on some Of the
plantations.
sloop Eclipse, Lindsey, fr Bristol.
4th-arHsIoop Mt-Moriah. Ingraham, fr Provi-
dcnce.
5th-arrived brig New Columbia, Burr, Ia ds
from Matanzas, with molasses, sugar and coffee, to
WIN. Collins 4 Co. Vessels left reported by the
WIN. Henry. Spoke lst inst lat "a IL lon 73,
sehr Amathyst, fr Charleston for Portsmouth. N.
IT,; I'd, passed, barfue Active, Of Boston.-The
Cholera was still raging the Plantations; in the
' city it had nearly subsided.
Sloop Wm-Penn, Munro, fr do
Eloop Almira, Cary, fr do.
eloop Rose Tree, Peterson, fir Taunton.
6th-ar sloop Ahnira, Carey, frBristoi.
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Notice.

A 1.-THE annual meeting Of the Stock.
"A. holders Of the EAGLE BANK,
held on Monday the Sd inst. the following
gentlemea were CHOSEN Directors for the
year ensuing, viz Robert Rogers, Jr.
Daniel N. Maurice, Lemuel w. Briggs,
Thomas Holmes, Jacob Babbftt, ,Jr. James
lie Barron, Thomas Church, Jr. and
George b. Munro. F
And at a subsequent meeting Of the
Directors. ROBERT Rooms, JR was re-
elected President, and THOMAS RICH
MoND, Cashier IN place of Benjamin S.
Bourne, resigned. 49,.
TH0MaS RICAMoND, Cashier.
Bristol, June 4, 1888.
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Arr at Providence, June lst, brig Meridian
Springer, % days fin New Orleans
Brig Triumph, Ewell, from New Orleans, 8. w
Pass, lS days. Spoke, 10th, off C. Florida, SCH
VIM. Henry, FIN Trinidad for New York; mex
day, N. Of do, schr Jane, fin Tobasco for do; 24th
off c. Hatteras, brig Mona, fin Bait. for I. Rico.
Schr Clara, Stetson, 20 ds fin Mobile. Spoke
7th, lat rs l-2, lon S3 45 ship Meringo, from New
Orleans for Havre.
schr Mars, Cuttis, of scituate, from Plymouth
schr Preference, Miller, of Boston, from Eden.
ton, NC.
Schr Wade, Concord, FIN Newbern, N. C.
6chr Little Pandone, Rogers, fm Ocracock, N c.
Schr Oiyerian, Fogg, from Richmond.
schr Gen. Warren, Coleman, from Middle
Town, N. c.
sloop Macon, Hall, 10 days from Savannah
spoke, 26th, lat s5, lon 73 30, brig Maine, Of
Portland, 8 days fm Havana for L. leland.
Sloop Marshall. Briggs, 10 ds FIN Savannah,
Art at do, 4th, brig Cobbossee Contee, Brayton,
fm Mobile, l4th ult On the 2lst Of May, at ~
i. NJ. OIL the Tortugasses, fell in with three small
Spanish schooners; was boarded by boat from
one Of the schrs who reported that they were man,
of-war vessels, 8 hours out FIN Key West; enquired
what cargo we had on board, and on being hailed
from one ofthe schrs. the boat left immediately
Smoke 2sth lat 81 53, lon "a schr Brilliant, from
Eew York for Havana; 29th, lat 36 IL, Ion 78 SO,
schr Laurel, Mayo, of Rochester, months out,
200 bbls sperm oil and ten bbs. black fish OIL
Schr Clito, Tanner, FIN Philadelphia.
sloops Merchant, Burr. and America, Bolles, Z
aavh from Savannah; Bolivar, Payne, 8 ds FIN do.
S,ld schr Delight, Barker, Porto Rico. Sailed,
briss Clarissa, Eden; Pactolus, Blanchard, Port
land; schr Oliyorian, Fogg, do; sloops Omega,
Gtarbuck, Nantucket; Admiral, Smith, Norwich;
Fame. brown, Pawcatuck. Gone below, ship
MARY, Chase, for Pictou. ,,
Arr at do, 5th, brig Encommm, Sheffield, from
t,hsrlesson, via New York. tn
sx,rr Gentle, w Villains, Of bingham, and ban
- Harden. of do, Is days from Mobile.
"a xu st Newport, 2eth, ship Envoy. Alderman
a fvsidesu; Sc day. from Liverpool Tot New
= Sis~S- -
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AT Kingston, Jam. 18th. Abeona, Reed, from
Norfolk, Just arr.
OF the I. of White, 26th April Gov. Coddington
Dennis, fin New York. 27th, Wareham, Chad.
dock, I'm New Bedford.
Arr ut Copenhagen, 10th, Cftus, Briggs, I'm New
ATT at Cuxtavsn, 22d, VIM. Engs, stanhope, fn
Arr al Liverpool, 27th April, Hazard, jackson
Savannah: 2sth, Rhode Island, Manchester, do.-
Sailed goth, Waltham, Sheldon, New Orleans.
Sailed I'm Havre, 22d April, Chas. Joseph, Cong
don, and Cyrus, Butler, Frost, New Orleans :.
At Bremen, April 9Th, ship Pacific, Gardner, I'm
New Bedford.
A. Antwerp. April sth, brig Bencset, Rowland,
fin New Bedford.
At Campo Bello, oath, Br. bark Mary, Hawes,
fm Brazil Banks, with 1900 bbls oil, $50 Osperp.
Ship Catharine, Goodrich, (late Paddock) OF Sa-
lem, whaling, sailed from Valparaiso, JAM l5
At Cowes, April 2Sth, ship Grotius, Barstow,
AT Macula Bay, (lat.l III 10 N, lon 10 Es) ship
George, Naxfeld, Of Dartmouth, with 800 bbls.
oil, to sail next day on two months cruise in the
Red Sea. MIR. Zachariah Coeson, third mate, was
killed by whale on the 9TH Nov.
At Havre, goth April, Logan, for N. York, saine
day; Concordia, New Orleans, 10th May; Aspasia,
New York, 4; James, do ready, and others before
reported.
Arr at Lsghorn, March sOth, Belino, Simpson,
Belfast, Me. via Gibraltar.
AT Amsterdam, April 9th, chips Nile, Butsley,
for New Y ork, Goth; Mary, Monell, Smyrna, unc;
bark Ron,an, Constant, batavia, S0th; brigs flori-
da, Tnkham, Boston, unc; Cyclops, from surinam;
barque Louisa, Myers, for do uncer
At Elsneur 10th, Traveller, Charleston; goth,
Bayard, Bunker, do for Crons,adt; Plymouth Rock,
Dixey, Boston for koningsburg, aud sailed same
day; 2Ist, Oregon Leech, boston, and sailed same
day for Cronstadt; Kossius, Of Boston, and large
brig.
At ST. Croix, Gath ult schr Mary-Jane, stull, for
Boston; 10.
At Jaome 18th ult schrs Pocssset, for Boston. 8 !;
Banistcr, Pitman, do do; Mechanic, Of Bsrnstsbie,
Al 81 Johns, z George ofProvidencs, for Nor
folk, dischg.
The Wsshingtou, Salisbury, for Europe, sailed
from Whampoa, prev. TO Feb. q.
Al suripan 9TH ult bark Aurelia, waiting cargo'
bries Cadet. and Gosypium, do; foss esvnders,
diss creole, caarAsor. iiOlland, asas day
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NOTICE.

TyHE subscriber would beg leave 10
acquaint his Patrons and the Pub
lie generally, that he has associated with
him, Doct. BULLOCK, in the Practice Of
Physic and Surgery.
DOCT. BULLOCK having availed
himself Of the advantages of the first Med
ical Schools in this country, for the acqui-
sition Of Surgical knowledge, respectfully
tenders his services 10 the Public, IN
operative Surgery; 10 which branch he
will pay particular attention.
JEREMIAH WILLIAMS.
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0DHls Is TO CERTIFY, That sAmvr1
~ YsuNo having gwen assurance ofhis con
vietion in the Hygeian Theory OF Physiology, as
developed by the British College Of health, Lon
don !; and having furnished the necessary secu-
rty against counterfeits, 10 appointed Sole Agent
for vending the HYGtIAN VEGETABLE
UNIVERSAL MEDICINES AND PU 3LlCA-
TIONS, In and for the Stale Of Rhode Island.
In conformation whereofi have this fourth
day Of Jdnuary.one thousand eight hundred
'ihd thirty three, 90 my hand.
Fl SHEPARD M0AT.
Sole General Hyg snion agent for the UTni.
ted States Of .amsriea, Snaith>strset, Brooke
lym, l.. 4.
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Guardian's Notice.

TyHE subscriber having been appoint.
ed by the Hon. Court ofProbate ol
the town OF Warren, Guardian Of the per-
son and estate Of Phihp S. Gardner, q
maniac, (adjudged by said Court of Pro-
bate to be incapable Of managing his af-
fairs, and hayiag given bonds according
to law, hereby calls on all persons having
demands against the said Gardner, to ex-
hibit the same to him within Six months
from the date hereof, and those indebted
to make immediate payment.
SAMUEL RANDALL.
June 8. 6w.
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This is 10 certify. that Reuei H. Bahor. Of
Warren. Mr.. David Melvill. of Newport, Messrs
Gao Hammond & Co. Wick ford, Stephen G..
Benedict at the Post Office, Pawtrcksr, Mr..
Jefferson L. Kmball Coventry. and James B.
Psirce, East Greenwich, are appo ntcd Agents
for vending Merison's Hygeian Unvesal Med
iclnes in those towns. SAML YOUNG
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IlIlIIl.

In tfia town, on Monday last, after Distressing
Nluess Which she bore with christian fortitude Mrs.
Sarah G. Deans wife Of Mr.. Geo. B. Dean, ofProv-
idence, and daughter Of the Hon. Hail N. Sisson,
Of this town, aged 20 years. t.
In Bristol, on the 25th ult. Sarah Elizabeth,
daughter Of Mr.. John Manchester, Jr. aged year
and z iNonths.
In RsSoboth, on Monday last, very suddenly.
Mr.. Cyrel Smith.
IN FAN River, on Saturday last, Thomas Kihni-
cutt, son ofThomas Kinnicutt, ESD. Of Worcester,
Mas. in the 9Th year ofhis age.
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HOUSE LOT AT AUCTION.

by virtue Of decree Of the
f Supreme Judicial Court, and un-
lsss der the advice ofthe Hon. Court
oe?robate for the town Of War
rem, will be sold at Public Auction, on
Saturday, the Goth day of June, at 2 o.
clock, p. M. on the premises, a certain
lot Of land situate on King-street, and
bounded north on land Of F. Sisson, east
on land Of E. French, south on the street,
and west on land of John Watson; it be-
ing all the right, title and interest Of Sal
ly w. and Abby Easterbrooks, daughters
ofthe late John Easterbrooks, deceased.
Said lot 10 in desirable situation for a
house. commanding full prospect Of the
Bay. Conditions at sale.
MARCY EAsrERBRooKs, Guard ian.
8. A. DRISCOL, Auct'r.
June s. 4w.
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Long Room.

yn LOND edgings, bonnet ribbons. thread ede
- ,ngs, 5-A black Italian Grape, fancy hdkfs.
linen combrick hdkfs, rcd thibet do, II. s. gloves
cotton hosiery, gInghsrns. calicoes, feather fans,
corded skirts, worsled braid. m'ts, ferret, black
and cold GALLONS, ticking, stormnnt, twifed
stripes, Russia diapers, brown sheeting. u,norel-
las, sat nets, sc. jnst received and will bs sold
at very low prices by
June l.. VIM. 7. WHEATON.
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TheO. Salisbury.

HAS FOR SALE
hEST canal flour, per barrel, halfbbl.
Id and quarter; rye and indian meal;
first quality rice, three kinds Of bread
butter and cheese--white leaf lard; pork
and beef; hams hest brown sugar; new
molasses; coffee; teas; Boston soap and
dipped candles, my own make, per box or
pouid; sal cratus; spices; coarse and fine
salt-cider & sharp vinegar; raisins; figs;
and oranges. Constant supply Perry's
celebrated herring; Goldfish; white and red
potatoesj garden seeds &c. &c.
WANTED FOR THE ABOVE,
Rye and indian meal, good new butter,
eggs, good salt pork, cash, and clean cot
ton and linen rags. may 20.