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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-17

To the Farmers IF SpOttSyirGnia, Caroline Hdnorer
HenTic0 POIChGtdn Louisa and Cumberland
FH1hE Subscriber, living in the upper end of Hanover
near Green Bay, p. o., having purckased tho patent
right of Tlresng Machine, obtaincdby Edmund War.
rem OF New York the h Of April, 1891 will build 10
ORDER Ihreshng Machines for many grain grow er in
the above mentioned counties, will favor him with their
pAronagc and hereby orewarns all persons from imng-
ing upon said right he is de tcrnined enforce The law
riglly against many do. Improvements in Thres-
ing Machines have been the last five wears
but objections exist against all that have hitherto come
underm my observation, either account of their liability
to be put out OF order the quantu of force for their
operating well Those objections do obtain against
those made according to Waren's improv ihent-the
thresng part of the machine being simple, consisting
mainly OF cylinder, the surface OF which is formed by
wrought iron bands hoops, which from one end
to the other, with cogs spurs spally arranged which
may be put in operation by 2, horses according
10 the length OF the cylinder horses being sufficient for
one H. long TO stationary horse power horses
same length OF the cylinder portable horse power
Two horses TO stationary horse power, with cylinder
feet long, may get 100 bushels of wheat per day
four horses TO portable horse power 200to stationary
horse power with sufficient length of cylinder 300 I've
deem ii unnecessary TO say more the machine will be
exhibited in the above mentioned counties conpari-
son with others of the best construction, challenged.
Cost of machines according to their size, but as CHEAP
any good ones be purchased in the United States
LANCELOT PHILLIPS.
Dec. 20 67v5,.2
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MoRRIsviLLE p. o., Fanq. Co. Va }
Jguitnrl ISa2 (


THE PRESIDENT Of THE -
Sir; - have the honor enclose you, tie proceedings
oil one OF the largest aud Tespec the
citizens OF Fauquier. krown in this pirt tirgna
You will at once perc Sir, that the tuition and
The Laws have fi nds among us AID that 10 spot o.
OF our hitherto happy and iavo ed land will the os
OF lis people, be efficiently and zcaIousy exeried
than in that which claim birth place and home
the glorious soil OF our own Yirgia. Descended from
the wings OF the revolution instructed from infancy
love cur count and obey is laws deeply embued with
the principles bequeaihed U- by Washir gton: vic
with deestaon aud horror the disoganzing and sangu
nary spirit, displaying itself in Sou'h Carolina and we
proclaim sentiment, universal among that the Union
IS i danger unless South Carolina be BROUGHT 10 oJev
COnhding in hat patriotism and energy which hsve
borne and upheld you IN 50 many rails and difficulties
shall draw around you, unappaed by the threatening dan
gers before us, and without calculating what il wor
we will say with'you, the Federal Union IN must be
Preserved
That Almighty God, who disposch Of human events &C
eording TO lis own INFINITE pleasure and who hath
sgnaly houniiiul 10 VA natl may make you tie
vored instrument in his hanIs, ns from civil War
and di'unon, is the Unaffected prayer Of him who has the
honor TO be, respectfully, YOURS, SC
:. r. CHAPMAN, Chairman
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-17
BANK OF THE UNITED STATES,

o.
Al election held conformably TO law on the 7t and
S instant for twenty Stockholders serve as Directors
oil Is Bank tor the ensuing year. the following gentle
men were duly chosen, viz -
Nicholas Biide, Richard Willing. Manuel Eyre, Mat.
thew L. Bevan, Ambrose White John S. Henry Jo'..
Sergeant, James c. Fisher, Joshua Lppncott Oh rles
Chauncy, Matthew Newkk, Charles Macalaser, Law.
renee Lewis, John Holmes; John Potter Of South Carroll
na Robert Gilmore, OF Maryland; John McKim Jr. of
Maryland; Robert Lcnox, OF New York; John Wccs of
Massachusetts,,
The following gentlemen have been appointed directors
on the part OF the Governments viz-Saul Alley of New
York; Hartman Kuhn, Henry ID Glpin aud John r. Sui
liyan, of Philadelphia; Hugh McElerry OF Baltimore
And at meeting Of the Directors this evening NTcho.
'0S b"de LSSq tOdS reelected President IF the Bodrd
s JAUDON, Cashier.
stutirn have declared dividend of three and hair ncr
cent for the last six months; and learn from good avn
houty that alter payment Of this dividend they su re-
tain surplus upon the six months business $3.50, 600
besides approprang $50 900 the sinking fund for nav.
men' OF the cost Of their Banking Houses-.Ye,o Yo;k
Courier
THE u :. BANK.-Tbe following extract from The last
Washington Globe will have deep interest at the present
comment
"For the comfort Of the Editor. Of the Intelligence and
az concerned we can assure him with perfect confidence
mat there - no difference Of opni,l among the irieyds Of
the President here whether Of the Cabinet or not i'm re-
aoh TO the course which ought he pursued towards the
Bank of the United States il il do not nav nm the pbIic
debt with the public money which has bee. denos,ted
with Tor that purpose and prOmpiiy yyOdce ME eri-
aenceS 81 payment The people do desire 10 sec
o. ihelr DEBT by mismln7gel bank II The pu5iic depO-
sits cannot be hadJor the public serrice tram nc Boub nj
The United States, it is time To TN other banks The 60
vernneht cannot be worse of, and may he better"
The government will thus act wisely and ,yelI their
duty is ccar, aud they will not shrink rom if, Bpt can
the bank undo what has done even Supporting is able
70 spare the vast sums which has nisdrecic II has
tried since It's detection and exposure IL has reooes,ed
The holders Of certificates 10 accept It's promise 10 pa and
TO give UP The security Of the governments hut viii they
10 ~ What motive they have FOR doing itror max
ing their large loans less secure Than trv sre Non l.
visible; they will not do IT, Mr. Biddle cannot now got
back the certificates and will have practical eyiene
YOrk Sf0Hdard
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-17

Cen. Jsmcs Thomas. OF ST. Mays county, was on
Monday elected and declared Governor of Mary land
the ensuing year The votes were, for Gen. Thomas CO
votes, Tor John T. Stodden votes, and blank ballots 81
Ono candidate having been run by the Opposiion)
.Netc Electro Magnetic Experiment Professor En-
met OF the University Of Virginia. has succeeded in so
arranging the horse shoe magne, enable him TO OBJ
tam al pleasure, brilliant scinatons, nearly perfect
Ms those produced by the Hint aud steel The re-
inakable discovery, however, is mode Of giving
strong ami even unpleasant shocks. which bear great
som6ancc TO those from vosc pile OF about 100 pairs
oi plates Some other results, tending TO show that this
new force has properties intermediate between those of
electricity anu galvanism, have heen Obtained and will
shortly be made public-.Ndf. GGs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-17

NNDUCA1ION.-The subscriber having located him
"a a self at Mangoick Church, will the lIh Janua
ry, open school for the reception Of boardcrs-H aving
devoted nearly twenty years TO the instruction youth
the subscriber cannot but suppose the public fully apprs
ed OF his literary aainment- as well as any peculiar quail
hcdon Ter the management OF youth, which he may pos
and will therefore merely observe the course of
instruction will embrace with butit,Ie exception (and he
hopes III short time without excepon) all tho branches
usually taught in the hest academies Price board and
tuiton (beddine included) 800. The situation is rer-
ed, and remarkably healthy Post Office in sight and an
experienced Physician the premises distance from
Richmond ~ miles, from Hanover Court House miles
La closing The connexon which has existed for last
IL years between the subscriber aud the citizens of Rich
mond he cannot refrain from expressing TO them the deep
sense oil the obligation he hcm for their Kindness
always extended TO him. and assuring those patrons 10
whose influence and continued confidence, more than TO
bis own merit, he Is indebted for patronage u times
beyond his most sangune expectations, that their high APP
probation oil his professional qualifications aud their he
nevoent department towards him. will gratefully
remembered. THOMAS II FOX
/ Ning william, Dec. 22, 1892. 10 w5t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-17

MOTfCE.-Was committed 10 The Jail Of the city Of
~ Richmond, the 3st day Of October 1892 as run
away negro who says hisnane isJamcs Chapman and
the properly Of Mr. VIM Brown Of Norfolk Tho said mon
Is Of dark complexion about feet inches high; about II
years Of age and uadeuo mark discoversblc and
his clothes appear to be very good and OF dark color
DAVID WHITE J0iior
Eos w. d. Wrenn, Serg't x g.
January 8. 74-wi2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-17

HN CHANCERY-VIRGINI Lunenburg Cir
IA chit superior Court Of Law and Chancery, continued
and held Tor Lunenburg County the l0h day OF October,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-17

NIOTICE.-Thc public is respectfully informed that /
have lately opened Coach Rcpoiiory near Clouces-
ter C. H., where have hand and shall continue 10 keep
large and general assortment Of Carriages from the best
Northern Manacorie; viz coachces races charioees
ph9ion% bugges, light Wagons cauyals gigs, sukios,
&c-Also good assortment OF coach matefisls-embrac-
ing macabc iron turned aSes, turned collars plated and
brass, brass blocks plated and brass shaft lips elliptic and
Z springs, wooden springs, plate of every description
laces Of all colours aud kindsNo Copa Varnish very
low, paints, oil aud sp urPenne Being acquainted with
some Of the best manufacturers TO the North will order
carriages Of any description 10 sui O,osc who may DO
disposed to buy Of me, provided, they cannot suit ien
selves out OF my stock and feel confident that give
satisfaction in prices and quality Of work
My terms will be cash. bonds, or a liberal rredI.ct-
ers addressed TO ~ Gloucester G. H. will bc attended
To-. THOMAS NJ. STUBBLEFiELD
Jan ]. 71-U6t
9T The Norfolk Herald viii give the above weekly
lions, and charged n. NJ. s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-17
Plaintiff,
January 10.

III OUISA COURT HOUSE FOR SALE-In purs,i-
ance OF three several deeds of trust the first oxecut-
ed by John Nj Price and Elizabeth c. hs wife TO Garrett
Nj. Quarles and Charles Kimbrogh, Trustees bear
ing date on the 18th day OF SepeAber 1926 and duly
knowledged by said Price aud wife and recorded i'm the
Clerks Office OF Louisa County Court conveying one un
divided muicy of land lying ia Louisa county adjoining
lands Oh which Louisa Court House is situated containing
three hundred and ninety four acres more or less the se
conh deed executed by the said John NJ Price and Eliza
beth &. his wife to John Hunter and John T. Quarcs as
Trustees, dated tho 2lst day Of june 1928 and duly ac-
knowlcdged by said Price and wife, and recorded in The
clerks Once, aforesaid, conveying the interest of said
Price aud wife in and 70 the OF land OH which Louisa
Court House il situated il being one muicty of said tract
which was purchased by said Price and C6ailes Thomp
son, jr OF Henry Lawrence which said tact is supposed
to contain three hundred and ninety acres the follow
ing slaves, TO wit; Gregory Mat, Lewis Charity Carter
Sarah, Martha, judy and Nelson; aud the third deed
executed by the said John Nj. Price John r. Quarle
aud Charles Dabney, trustees, dated the 10Th diy of
November, 1881 and duly acknowledged by said John
NJ Price, aud recorded the Clerks Office aforesaid
conveying certain tract or parcel of land living In
Lonfa county, adjoining the lands of Waly Lpscomb
and others called and known as the Court House tract
containing 392 acres The named in the sal deeds
or one OF them, will on the / I(h day of February next
AT Louisa Court House upon The premises proceed to sell
al public auction Tor cash. TO the highest bidder in order
TO satisfy the purposes of the before named deeds of trust
III TIE order In which they have been recorded with
costs ana expenses attending the recording and executing
TIE said deeds the aforementioned lands aud slaves with
The increase OF the slaves since 2Is June 1928 accord
ing 10 the directions of said deeds. The trustee or trustees
that may act Will convey only such title 10 the pur
chaser or purchasers (only) ia them though
the same is believed 10 be good. THE TRUSTEES
Louisa, 24lh November 1892 6S-wIds
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sounding doctrine OF the Proclamation. We arc SOLD in
the market, where Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Ohio
unexpectedly find themselves exposed aud chdked Oh the
back, par, of the be disposed Of alias KNOCK
ED DOWN AT PUBLIC, viz: political auction to the Low
EST bidder. Now, think, the current oil events will
not longer be mistaken and rapid il the tide ehhng that
our erGt will be aground, aud incapable of ever
getting gfoGt again; or il is te that knows no return
ing Hood, but like the poponc, hrrics onward into that
great ocean Of ignorance where all honos are 10 be
sunk down 10 the uha,homalc depths of oblivion
Agai., the lntclgenccrs Congressional oracle SAYS:
"l doubt whether we have strength in either House TO
prevent reduction OF the protective duties this session.
and expect that question will be the main one unless
The civil in the South shall Claim much attention.
as Ia postpone il until winter. But on crtra session
IF Congress, IL is trhSpered, is to commence as
So0a as This ends, Immediately o(ler. When Penn
syNania aud every State South j. reused the highest
state OF cxcemeut OF their interests under
the existing attitude OF national affairs, all New Eng
land IS cold, inert, aud dark, iceberg II tile
message and proclamation and the movements elsewhere
do not produce action in the Nor,hgood lord have
ry on u! For we are lost to ourscives."-JV Globe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-17
January 3.

IN CHANCERY-YiRGINIA rules held in the
Clerks Office Of The Circu, Superior Court of Law
day OF January, 1888
John Bigger, Plaintiff.
against
German Y. Stokes William Booker, David Street and
ho MN ~ bdcoh Defendants.
The defendant, William Booker no, having entered his
appearance and given security according the act of As
senhy and the rules of this Court and appearing by sa
u'actory evidence that he is not an inlabant of this
state, ON the motion of the plaintiff by his Attorney il is
ordered that unless he appears here on or before the first
Monday in March next, aud file his answer 10 the said
bill, the will be taken for confessed aud the matter
'nereo' doGrccd aeroriing and tina, copy of this
der be forthwith puhshc, in one of the new ;papers nnb
ishcd IN The city OF Richmond. Tor eight weeks success
svey anu posted at the front door of the Courthouse of
this county. Copy.
WN III TAYLOR (yerE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-17

JNO. SHORE, Commissioner
Cir. Sup. Co. i. y c. Henrico.
13-M1H
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Joel Neal and Henrietta, his wife,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-05-30
NENRX POTTER ,

Has just reed from .Ne,o York,
NRESH TEAS, of all kinds-at re-
= duced prices;
Best Goshen cheese,
Box and cask raisins, figs, ginger pre-
serves;
Fresh kitchen cocon,
Hams, dried beef, smoked tongues, lard
New rice, dried apples, peaches, dam
son plumbs, hominy,
Sicily oranges and lemons, by the box,
Ground spices Of all kinds,
Grass and husk Mats,
Brown and white Havana, loaf S' lump
Sugars;
Laguira and Cuba coffee,
Best Cuba and Alexandria Cigars, by
the box or thousand;
Mustard and sauces,-A select assort-
mcnt Of crockery s. glass ware,
Fresh Shakers Garden Seeds,
A general assortment of Hardware and
Cutlery,
Coldage and Manila Rope, Of all de-
,scriptions;
Together with variety Of other arti-
cles. may lst, '33.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-05-30
WAR DIS
IEGETABLE HAIR OIL,


For The restoration Of hair on Bald heads
Giving health and beauty to the hail
/ when il becomes dry and
begins to decay.
lVN Ills Vegetable Oil possesses the peculiar pro-
perry so long sought for in other oils, bu
sought IN vain, ,of reproducing new growth Of hair
OH heads totally bald
80 great are its nourishing properties,
which It readily imparts to the roots of the hair
that II requires cut ii short time 10 produce new
growth, and few applications to check that falling
oi The ha'r which often occurs especially utter
sickness. u prevents the hair from turning grey,
and when II begins To uu,n. may be easily checked
ana iealo'ed to lis natural beauty, by apply ing the
Oil.
l This Oil gives an agreeable fragrance
and Is preferable to any other for perluning, curl
lns and CLOSING the hair. i he hair does not be-
come Dry alter UsIg IL.
The growth Of hair on children is won
deiu!ly improved by the Hse Of this Oil.
1 Ladies and gentlemen Of The highest rank have
pauonIzed ihIs On very extensively ,and such have
been It's effects in every city where il has been IN
lioduced ii receives the decided preference.
\ Physlrlans inferior TO none in Medical science, i,
have used and recommended it. The concurng
testimony OF thousands put ii beyond all doubt, SO
that the most ncredulous no longer hesitate.
/ The Oil needs no high wrought description such
Is lis worth and highly is it valned by those who
have made trial Of it, that. ii stands and will stand
upon lis own merits unrvaed.
The following extracts Of letters from Agentd
show in what high estimation this Oil is held
wherever it has been ced:-EXtract from Il
letter from John A. Nadsw orth, NJ ID of the city
Of Providence, Il. |. TO NJ. s. l.. Krunlblaar, &co.
Of Philadelphia:
Genilemen--Dr. Wards Vegetable Hair Oil,
has gained great repute with us, having restored
hair on heads that have been bald for years, and
have no doubt it will give satisfaction wherever it
may be iItroduced-very respectfully,
JOHN a. WADswORTh.
Extract Of letter from Harvey Seymour, Drug
gst, Hartford, c. to the proprietor, dated llah-
ford, Sept. IL, IS32--" Dear Sr-I find your
Hair Oil valuable aiticlel was SO unfortunate as
to lose the hair from the top of my head, and from
ME OF about half bottle, find il stating out
anew" HARVEY SEYMOUR.
For sale by Dr.. n. R. HAZARD, |
Agent for Newport.
Ssgn ofhe Great .nortar.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-05-30
PROPOSALS WANTED,

EOR building STONE VA IL
g. from the south east corner of the
long wharf, running east one hun
dred ieet-said wall TO be four foot at
bottom and three at top-to be built of
large fiat stone up to the height Of the
the present wharf, with good plates, tyes
and tenders, and filed in with solid ma
terials within two foot Of the top, and
then TO be taken from without the wall
for tho balance. The contractor may
use as many Of the stones, plates and
tenders that are now in the wharf, as are
fit and can be taken for that purpose,
and not interfere with the use Of The
wharf. Proposals must be given in by
the first Of June to the committee, who
will give any further information that
may be wanted.
Thomas Bush,
]. Crookcr, Committee.
John Stevens,
Newport, may lst, '33
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-05-30
Compound Chlorine Tooth Wash.

! SoHPouHu SuIoIiue oOtH w dSh,
For cleaning and pysserri,sy the Teeth and
CieGning the Mouth.
VE\liE Compound l,lorine Tooth Wash efectu-
II ally c!eamses the Teeth, and will answer The
purposes OF the beet deniiiice IL contains mo-
aGd or any ingredient which can in any case bs
injurious. II will also be found 10 keep the brush
itself free from all impurities.
IL has the further advantage Of cleansing the
moath also; and Of removing whatever Is often
rive in the breath. ii hardens the gums, and 10
a valuable remedy for canker or soreness Of the
mouth. In fine It preserves the teeth and moutls
in all respects in clean and healthy condition.
il is agreeable 10 the taste. Geniemen who are
in the habit of using tobacco Will find that tho
tool! wash III speedily remove all effects Of il
from the mouth
That the public may rest Insured Of the very
salutary effects of lhis composition, the following
reconrlen ndations which have been received by
Lore g. Reed, P,vp,itfors, are submitted:
From c. H. .Stedmaa, M u.
L. S. Marine Hospital, March 8, ls3l.--IIav-
ing examined and employed tho Chloride Tooth
" ash, prepared by You, feel happy to say that
| am fully convinced Of lis utility in diseases of
the teeth and gums; and with this view cheer
fully recommend il to the attention of the public
Yours respectfully, q. IL. SrEDMAN.
From S. "A. shutleG, NJ. d.
have used your Compound Chlorine Tooll,
Wash and find it an excellent article for removing
the ieid breath from decayed teeth, and also is
restoring the gums when spongy, 10 perfect
health. On using il in the evening, it will pre-
serve Il sweet and pleasant taste in the mouth dur
ing the whole night. ! have prescribed it in dis
eases occasioned by nercurals, and find il excels
all other remedies in restoring the mouth TO u
healthy state, in u short time.
Yours, &c. 5. A. SHURTLEBF.
Boston, March Is. 1881.
from Benj. Suhiman, " d., LII. d. Prof
Chem. Min. &c. IN Yale College
.Nessrs. Lore 8 Gentlemen,--I re-
turn you my thanks fer Me bottles Of Compound
Chlorine Tooth Wash which ! have ,ecei, ed aud
which cannot doubt will prove beneficial, us tho
ingredients named by you, and confirmed by Mr.
lays, are all sautary in regard 10 the object in
view. Yours, SC. u. SILLlMAN.
New Haven, Conn. March %, 1882.
From J. W. Webster, M ID. Erring Prof. Of
Chemistry IN Harvard Cniuersay.
Harvard University, Cambridge, March L.,
lS3l.-I have examined the Compound Chlorine,
Tooth Wash, received from you, and have no
hesitation in stating my belief that it will answer
The purpose for which you have compounded it.
have discovered in il no ingredient which cum
prove injurious to the teeth.
Yours, &c. J. w. WEBSTER.
tEy-Other recommendations NAV be found OLE
the wrapper to each bottle. Price so cents.
Sold retail by JAMES HAMMOND.
Newport, Aug. 10.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-05-30
NEW GOODS.
J A NJ f S NJ I nj FO Il ID,

No. 80 l-2, Tkames-st.
WEA AS received blk Italian g. sinchaw
d & silks, gros dc Naples, pongees We
ry cheap; cross bard muslin, cold
circassian, dark stormant, linen drilling,
mix'd do; jackonet cambric, null mus
lin, nansook do; hoskin gloves, white
silk hose, random do eipghams, bishop
lawn, red Thibct wool hdkis; furniture
chintz, French drilling, blk nankin Grape,
stripe jean, and general assortment OF
Eng ghsh, French, and American caicos;
bleach'd and unbleached cottons, at all
prices; umbrellas, blue, blck and mixed
broadcloths, brown and green do; cast
meres, sattincts, Sc.-and variety oil
other articles, as good and cheap as can
be found at any other store in town.
april %
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-05-30
w In ES,
AND DISTILLED LIQUORS

AND DISTILLED LIQUORS.
Bottled and on pholcsale and retail.
7NTARDS', Dupy, A Seignette, Eo.deaux S
~ Spanish Brandy.
Hour Glass, Wheesp, Medar swan, and domestic
Gin Irish whishey, jamaica, 81 Croix, and
Cherry rum.
On Draught,
Old Lond. particular, Madeira pale, gold, & brown
sherry; Sicily Madeira, CogsweIls Canary ,Muin-
sey Madeira, 1'enerille, NIarseiles Madeira Lis
bon, common sherry; old Madeira offs different
kinds; red aoche, catalonia, Colmenar, sweet
and dry Malaga; qualities Of Port, some very
choice, (pure juice Of the grape)
BOtHed-Ioly & L & Champagne, Laftte, clar-
ct and n variety of common brands; Jno. How
ard March, &co's Madeira, & N C NJ; red and
white hermitage, Cote Rotic, nuslsit, Rose
Brandy, London double and single brown stout,
Champagne cider, Malmsey, bottled more than
20 years since, by 'Cogswell,' and Harrison S
port!
The above are from under the Custom house
pure, and will be sold on lavora-
bic terms, by J. X. NEWTON, &co.
may 8, '33.