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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-12
THE SLAVE RESURRECTION IN CUBA

THE SLAVE RESURRECTION IN CUBA.
We have received additional Information
in regard TO this rebellion. II appears that
500 or GOO slaves had been smuggled in Arr
ca. and landed at n place about 30 miles
West OF Havana. Some commune alton took
place between them and the slaves on the
ncighboring plantations, in which the former
were given to understand that . gricvous
mortality was prevailing among the blacks on
the Island, tChoIera. and that IL was ccca-
stoned by poison administered by the whites.
This drove the new corners to desperation,
and thinking that they might rs well die in
in one way as another, they rose upon their
keepers and murdered them
On this intelligence being spread, n militia
~ captain, with two other persons, proceeded
TO the landing, in order to do away the i'm
preston prevailing among the insurgents, aud
bring them back to subordination. These
men were also killed. A troop Of cavalry,
consisting Of about 30 men, was then sent A.
gsinst the insurgents, who by this time had
been Joined by some Of the slaves on the
'neighboring plantations, and battle ensued
aud also two officers and several priyaies OF
the troops. The remainder, finding their
force Insufficient TO suppress the insurrection,
retreated. larger body was then sent, and
poured q terrible fire upon the insurgents,
which killed 400 to 500. The whole loss of
the whites is stated At 80 OF 40. At tho date
Of the last accounts, the rebellion was consi.
dered nj an end. The negroes, we under
stand, had no weapons but clubs and stones
". Y. Journal Com.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-12

Tor msking J,Ry Those Who would make
hns Jelly should always AVOID boiling the juice
Of the fruit when u u desiFabls % have the
article when mtde retain the favor 81 the
fruit from which "a was prepared. After u,e
juice i pressed from the frii ard the proper
quantity or sugar added 10 u, let u be heated
until ne sugar j. dissolved after his Il effect
ed, no further heat u required.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-12

rrom shs Lsslsa Herald.
AN UNCOMMON WEDDING.

About fortnight ago. wedding took
plaes At the Collegiate Church. under cir
euns.tances which we should suppose are
without parallel in the annals Of u,strimo-
ny. The parties. We are told. reside in
the nejshSorhsod Of ST Georges road /;
and, as our Information goes, some weeks
,,pce tho wife Of the bridegroom declared
in y company or female scqusintances.
that she would give three pounds 10 any
enc who would marry her husband. and
take him Cd her banda. "Win you ?''
,ried one Of the company, IN do it,
and without any further ceremony. the
bargain was concluded. When the hus-
band MAS consulted. no expressed himself
guile willing to mako the transfer &c bis
''trsth" 10 the adventurous dsmsel. and
on the 10Th ult. they proceeded 20 the
Collegiate Church in q body. the wife off.
eistins as bridesmaid. and the uncle as
groomsu.an 10 the happy pair. AT the nj.
tar the self discarded wife took the rims
from her finger aud presented il 10 the
bridegroom. TO place upon that OF his'new
bride. and ~bsn thu nur,ial ceremony va,
ended, she duly paid over 10 her successor
the three pounds which had been sgresd
upon Is the price OF her liberty. present
ing the new married couple also with a
cart load Of furniture towards the forma-
,ion Of = new domestic establishment! Ol
course the peculiar circumstances Of the
case were not made known 10 tho clergy.
man who performed the ceremony.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-12
NAsnrILLr. snnrsr Of

Il Fatal .gGsir.-Nr. Patrick ~. Brady, Of
Pulaski, late candidate for Representative
from Giles county, after an alteration with
number Of persons. on Tuesday last. was
killed on the evening Of that day, by ia is
supposedly Mr.. Henry G. Lester. MIR Les
for examination, but the result We have no,
learned.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-12

David Crockett, w letter 10 = friend, tbus
announces his triumph over Fitzgerald 49,
" Dr. Sir--Went through squeezing
beat fttE 40 Yours. d. c." 81 bretity.
this y almost equal 70 C4sar's psai, ed, ~
ei'--l L'nehburg yiryiRian.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-12

Improved Rail- Usy.-Wc have been favor
ed with the sight Of the model Of n new mode
OF railway conveyance, which, if brought in
10 use, will present extraordinary advantages
to the public. II il on the principle Of tho
saxton locomotive pulley, and according 10
the calculation, Of the protector, who is an
engineer OF some celebrity, the average rate
Of travelling will be nearly thirty miles an
hour on light railway laid upon the or,iina-
~ road, without requiring the least expcndi-
turc for levclling, that the cost per mile.
instead of being Go 600, as il is on the rail-
ways now in use, viii be only $4,000. Ac
cording to ths proposed plan, a horse walk
ing Mt TIE rate Of two miles and half an
hour, over a distance Of only one hundred
yards, viii be able to draw Q light carriage.
containing four persons, n distance Of more
than one thousand six hundred yards within
the same period OF tiri. a. that occupied by
the animal IN performing its own distance
The carrisge, on arriving nj the end Of
mile, win he carried by mechanism from the
truck on which il Is placed TO another trrck
IN waiting To receive IL, and the same will DO
done from mile TO mile 60 the end Of the Jour
ney, each succeeding carriage being drawn
in similar manner TO the first, until the
whole train shall have passed over the rail-
way London sun
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-12

Captain Beekman arrived nj New York
from Carthagena, states that Col. Hoodbins
formerly Of Florida. his wife and two daugh.
tiers, who resided IN the berghborhood o( the
city, had all been recently murdered by a
gang u Waves.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-12

Bedaii>s ef Eagial Las. la lookias ever :
lsis iDBblin (ireisod) paper, notieed Eise fol-
losing scntcaees IN one u the Courts. JOba Cry
~, msnsisuEi,tcF, n ~ Imprisoned sin raoashs
Pei smith, msnslsughtFr, % ~ imprisoned one
month, ~. Bruo, s0v stealing, 10 b. frayssbsrfed
fr his.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-12
Arer,rA. (aEo.lArn oa

AUGUSTA, (GEo.) Are %.
joins Milton was brought To the bar of the
Nuscogee Superior Court on Thursday morn
ing last, for the murder Of Mai. Camp the
trial lasted till Sunday morning, when the
Jury brought in verdict Of .N1i GaiRy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-12

"A old pissterer. named Brignot. Of the
quarter Of St Antoine. Paris, who had re-
tired from business, lately married Young
wife. not more than p years OF age. For
some time they lived very happily ioge-
tber. but Brignot having entered into some
speculations which did not succeed, they
became greatly distressed for money. Or
Sunday they invited . party Of friends "a
dine with them, ssd during the repsst the
husband intiuiated 20 one Of them that he
wanted loan Of 600 francs. but receiving
an evssivs reply. he was evidently much
disappsinted. Scarcely were their guest.
retired than the unhappy couple formed
the resolution Of destroying themselves.
and wrote a letter declaring their determi
nation and its cause. They then entered
the Same bed, having placed in the middle
Of the room brazisr with lighted char
coal. About two o'clock in the morning
the wife expired. The husband. whose
strength was greater. stiil survived, bu,
his resolution remaining. he rose, proceed.
cd to his secretary, took out and loaded q
pistol. and firing the ball throu Oh his heart
fell dead. Before thus executing bis de.
tsrmined purpose. he had sufIicient cool
mesa to add postscript 10 the letter stat
tog the latter circumstances The hand
writing Of this addition being nearly lie
Gibie. shows that he must have been great
y affected by the fumes Of the charcoal
They weTe both buried in the Same grave
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-12
FROM HAVANA.

Capt. Bsrringer, u New York from Havana,
rupert, ,h., the day he let there. ss maurice
ton had broken cot among the negroes in the wee
tern pert of the Havana, TO the number OF or
Jou; thss the Spanish cavalry bad been sent .
xainst them, snd thcrr Was no doubt "a would be
speedily quelisd. This must hsse bsen the dis.
turbsoce that gave rise Co the report we published
on "Wednesday, via Matshzas, in which IL "a,
st.ted thst or 500 slaves had been put to death.
The chcicrs ~ss still raging n Havana. but the
inhabitants appeared 10 Le la No dressi of u.
Btul. -fner.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-12

The celebrated Rowland Stsvenson-tle
English banker no made his escape 20 thi,
county some year. sgO--is said 90 be now
~ prison Ia New York. DE vs. arrested al
the suit Of Ez-Sbefih PaTkl1s, 60 whom be
,sas indebted for some eight hundred dollars
lie H'oonhned % The ssme building vnh Par.
kius. and must have pleasant tine a n Il
the Es-bhsrIa has access 10 him. The mssi.
Jog between them y saId 10 have been ktrbl,
interesting ~ Bell. Gsr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-12

The whole number Of passengers over the
Saratoga and Schenectady Rail Road during
the month Of August, was 1919, and dur
ing the months Of June, July and August,
thirty thousand FIVE hundred and sixty-iive
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-12

IL appears that the Rev Mr. Avery has
been compelled 10 yield TO the popular sx-
element against him, which has continued
undimin'shod, from the time Of has trial. The
papers announce his determination to aba,,-
don tho exercise Of his functions AZ q Minis.
Ter, and retire 10 the bosom Of MS "paternsl
home until the public shall be more dispos-
ed 70 90 hun justice. Connecticut paper
STATES that, on smoarking 10 the steamboat a.
Hartford, be vas assailed by the crowd o,,
the wharf with boOtiBgs and res,iinRs.
The murder Of sarah Maria Cornell hs.
been sfssasfissd by some writer in New York
and vas performed 81 one Of the thsatfe f,
~'th The most thrilling aud wonderful aP-
pisusr p according 10 the Dlay-biil anbounc.
inB y iOr repetition. One Of The characters
~ Use play . called HsrsTio. Intended, We
suppose. for Avery. This - certainly = mos,
tAhsofohaFy ahaW Belt. Gas.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-12

We understand that the person who com
mitted the outrageous assault on the German
lady, as mentioned IN our paper yesterday, at
tempted 70 commit suirIde, BY cutting his
throat ~ Prison--the razor proving 10 be ra-
iher dull, the wound inflicted was not mortal
The physician IN attendance sewsd Up the
wound, and bee will nov have a chauce of
standing his trial for tue assault. [Ban. Gas.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-12

The pride ~ birth, and the sound o. titles
disappear lsfyre the Intrinsic dignity Of ririas.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-12
THE CHOLERA.

.Sisseuri--The 81. Louis, (sio.) Rerutl-
can Of Aug. 81, says, the Cholera las entire
" ceased IN that city, and bilious ard oihsr
diseases arc beconing much les frequchi.--
Net single case Of Cholera had occurred
during the preceding week. The disease hai
disappeared from most Of the towns which /,
hsd visited in that region but IL Lad recent
ly made 4 fatal inroad IN the town Of 81. G..
nesieve-where forty deaths had occurred By
u, up TO tie latest date. The Republ,can
adds that in the country, much sickness OF
various kinds exists"
Iuimeis.-The Cholera had entirely ceased
~ Jsek sonviils, Illinois. Forty ono persons
died there during the prevalence Of The dis
ease.
Alta place called Egypt, in Morgan Coun-
ty. Of the same state, 81 deaths took place,
in . circumference of two miles, in throo
weeks previous to the 2lst Of August.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-12

I The Florenee Gazette says that JauEs H
WGsELGT, Esq. Of that town, Las Teen 90
pointed Surveyor Geuefsl &C he Pebble Land,
10 Als5sma, vice Geo. John Coffee. deed
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-12

Clergyman Dvosened.-The Arkansas Ga
zette OF the 9Th inst. contains a communica-
ton from A. ID. Smyth, narrating the death
Of VIM. A. Boyce. travelling preacher Of the
Methodist Episcopal Churcb.-Hc was drown
ed during The late frcshet near Big Red River.
in small drain which was flushed by ex-
ccssive rains. The same writer states that
report prevailed that the Rev. Martin Wells
had been also drowned in forcing his NAV a.
cross the Washita river. lie expressed, how
ever, hops, that the latter report may have
originated in the one alluded 10 above, and
that il is unfoundcd.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-12

Reform ga I'e'inss irunia.-1be Convention re-
Gently assembled 81 Harrisburg. to consider tic
changes necessary io the constitution of the State
OF fsnus, i,ania. have pointed scvernl inner
tsnt reforms. Among these are a ,.imnu,iou of
The power of the Governor ia respect to appoint
mcp,s, the abolition Of life ofFiees end in general
lin.itssioa Of nc term of Office ~ esten,ioo Of
the right Of suffrage. shortening Of the term Zoe
shish The state Senate - chosen, aud provision
for future amendments by defining the mode
These aud such other alterations as are proposed,
are 20 DC submitted TO another Convention, TO be
held during tic ensuing winter.
To- addition 70 these suggc,,isn., ve perceive
That they srr IN favor OF restricting the power OF
the Legislature in respect TO the granting OF char
tiers and the borrowing Of mouey for ,,ubiie pur-
poses R,ih .isuer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-12

Competency Of a Hifness. --Muni
cipsl Court, Aug. 81, 1888. Thomas
o. III. p. Burnham was offered BY the
government a. witness in the cause
Of the Commonwealth vs.. Lewis Bruce.
Park, for the prisoner, having been
informed that the witness did not be-
lieve in the existence Of God, object
ed TO his being sworn TN chief The
witness is sworn to make true answers.
Judge, 70 witness: Z" DO you believe
in the existence efa God ?'' Answer:
" Hsw can believe, if do not knows
Judge: "Do you feel under religious
obligation TO speak the truth ?" An
swer: "I feel obliged 60 speak the
truth" Judge: Do you feel under
an obligation 90 Almighty God, to speak
the truth p" Answer: Hsw can l feel
an obligation to one whom I do not
know 10 existf"
The witness was set aside by the
judge as not competent 10 be sworn.
BOSTON Transcript
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-12
RUSSIA.

u Is said that another attempt has been
made on tho person Of the Emperor Nicholas,
which was discovered short time be fore the
day appointed for its execution. The follow
ing particulars are given
Some strangers who have recently arrived
At Frankfort from the North are uncertaid
whether the Emperor Nicholas will 20 Co
Germany. According 60 their account, the
Russian Government h far from having GO,
hold Of all the aecomplices Of the conspiracy
which was formed against tho life Of the
monarch. II u said that in consequence Of
the search caused by the projected attempt,
u was discovered that great quantities Of
powder had been purchased At Riga, with
which the conspirators intended 60 charge q
mine. situated ~ the great road between Pc
tersburE and wilma. end set Ere 10 Il he
moment the earrisgs Of the Emperor should
pass.
When tyrants make life valueless, they 30,
unfrsquently become the victims sf that Dc.
spair which their own Infamous dsspOtlsH
had produced.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-12

l1neefH .hsnaEefg.---A nuu.brr e scnilrfnsu
IN Main', sfnohgs show srr Albion h psfts.
w iilism hing. Dsniel Cost, lienjafnin .ughsn.
Frrtiiss htiivn, sud JohH X smith. pfupo., g.
knosh li,,eoh,, Governor a. ~, STATE Ant-r.
sous. ~i'o sasssiibt snd tsy onr dollar. bscosss
u'f nshrFs n uir AsssFiati0u, snd 90 D Fsou o.
P-Ft,si,tsd ~ ssbssfibe 10y more uasn tisi sstn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-12

ffsh'I Hsfsl, Nee iofk--To give en- ides
% the business done 81 thIs establishment. u
- Hentorsd that 1925 persons were, in tie
whole, accommodated With board snd lodg.
ihg there, during tic month u August.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-12

Mr.. John r. Cheyney, Of West Bradford
Chester county, Pa. Lost his life on Wednes-
day, while engaged in his own field, plough
ing In extricating one Of the plough horses
that had become entangled in the trace chains,
he fell, and the plough passed over his body,
the point making deep ard fatal ncision in
his thigh. He died the same evening.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-12

II is curious fact. that \ lineal DIES.
cenJant Of Oliver Cromwell has jus,
bern appointed to the situation Of tide
waiter, at London, one OF the least iu-
crative In the Customs. If any Of the
ambition which belonged to his gres,
ancestor Mol, inhabits the breast Of his
descendant, James Cromw ell. the tide
waiter. he must occasionally feel q
pang on contrasting his own humble
fortune with that OF the Protector
Another iinrai descendant of the Pro.
tector, Thomas Cromwell, is clerk "a
a paving board at Islington. He was
previously school master.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-12
BFI,GIUAf.

The Queen and the young Prince ere per.
fectly well. The Belgilns aFo prepariaz their
letes fOr the glorious four dsysof september.
when ths birth Of The Prisse, the ehurchsng
of the Queen, The saint-day 81 TIE King. ths
annsvefrary % his ascessioB, and the ussmor,
q the glorious rsyoiaitsa, which drove tbs
Dutch in Holland, VIII ali be COMMUNICATED
iaEsther Tho Russian, Prussian, Danish.
Spanish, Austrian, aud American Consuls I'D
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-12

Homeiis.-The Savannah Georgian OF the
9th, mentions that Col. Daniel 10. Brails-
ford, Of M'fntosh county, Of that state, was
shot down in the public road, while engaged
in the discharge Of some official duties, by n
man named Forbes, who had formerly and
for nine years, acted rs the ovsrseer Of Col.
ID. The Perpetrator has been arrested and
committed to prison.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-12

The New Orleans Argus states, that a lady
Of that city met her death in the following
manner The night previous, her husband.
appreheusive Of burglars, placed gun, load
ed with buck-shot, so that the person OPEN
ing the door, without removing the gun,
would receive the contents. The lady upon
rising in the morning. forgetting the trap,
opened the door, and instantly fell . corpse.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-12

"A Esef.-A gentleman, formerly Of Yer
mont, but now living in the State of New
York, having been in poor health for about
two years past, repaired TO the Richfieid IN.
W Springs. Amer drinking Of the waters for
two or three days, he was taken with retch-
ing, and vomitings. In one Of these turns
he threw up living snake, upwards Of two
feet in length. and Of the diameter Of a CON-
mon sized thumb. This may be depended
upon rs fact.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-12

On the s9,h ult. . widow named
Clados, died in the alms house estab.
lished at Brussels, in the ancient con.
vent Of the Crsulines, at the great sge
Of 10! years, having been born in the
year 1896, under the reign Of Charles
vi. Emperor Of Germany. Her mem.
DRY was so rctcntive, that she could
relate with accuracy the minute details
Of the events that occurred ~ Brussels
under his reign, and under those sl
the Empress Maria Theresa, and the
Emperor Joseph H.. with many very
curious anecdotes Of the Revolstion oil
1899. She has lelt children. grand
children, and great grand children "a
the number Of l23 persons.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-12

with prem titude aud decision ; makes
and hears pleasant remarks with . Gig
sificative glance; and SCENE to take q
lively interes, in the leading questions
Of the day. The shole tone sf the We.
teran is that Of q hale minded man Of
sixty or seventy. lie enlisted in the
militia service Of this country 1t the
beginning Of the Revelations, and cen
tinued in il with little interruption for
nearly thirty years. IL was no who, At
the battle Of Brandy wine, when Laf.y.
cite ~as wounded. after having contr,
butsd TO rsscas the nation's patton,
bore him on his bsrk. about two miles,
TO the house Of . friend.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-12
Ho1r1ou

xsslsesee AHeTss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-12
Frem q. Gardt LN.,iannE

Ou. 70, 1913
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-04
<tlI'Ik T.,

XNTlLt he sold on Ihusday The ilih ol sPn'.
" at the nesllenee al the late Capt Pleasant
Dawson IN Bedford ooany al TIE ftihoepif
proncr,y of Which The sad DnWson died se<fa
e,cep, the Negroes. which vii be h,feo 1of 'hf
bolsace Of the yeet, at I'm, tim and place-oi The
stock Of cattle there are or very "he's
N,,.h f,ovs u,,b You're calves3 woke OF Oren,t vc
~ hkely)-of tho stock Of Horses thFr' az. "o'
Hor,e,' aud the beautiful stallion Young flo'ze''
who is now g years old, i6 hands 'neh hlga, !"
fine health AM vgot--a large qnan,i OF Corn,
Osts sod Fodder. PLANTATION u'cnsh', iinssfh"l'
and Kitchen Furniture &c. &c. eted'' noih me
kn, day oil Janaar, MI vii be give" 'o' III
sum. IF $40 md upwards. by the purchaser CIV
ins bond with approved security all sums under
SlO "a Ii will be feanltf 4.
] II. NOORNAN, Admr
All ncrsnn. having clam, AGAIN." said estate are
x,,,,,e ,i 10 make lhem known, TINT Provision
ma, be mai 10 satisfy lhem and all those IN
aehi ed 70 sad estate vii please come forward and
maae payment wlhan DELAY.
J. II MOORMAN, Adm'r
Mach % Nv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-04
CREME l. MOSBY,
Commission Merchants,


HAVE on hand and offer for sale,
~ HbJs. s, Croix and New Oreahs Sugars,
oO part prime,
20 boxes white Havana Sugar
81 DO. Loaf Sugar, various qualities
y bhJs. n. o. and West India Molasses
I09 bags green Rio Coffee
30 do best old Java do
80 or. chests and G III. boxes G. Powder and
half chests young Tyson Tea
, do by ,on skin do
5 pipes Cognac Brandy, selsnet'e brand
II half DO DO DO
10 pipes pure Holland Gin
81 bbls Martins old Rye Whisky
p bbs Bum sardnef's do do
IL do Flack & Sou's % do
80 hhds. Baltimore " hiskey,
80 bbs do do
10 hhds Apple BRANDY
50 bbs do DO
a do n f.. Rum
% do Baltimore Gin
10 do do Cordial
l. DO sweet Malaga Vine
An DO Merseiiles Madeira do
10 India bis genuine Madeira do. old
50 whole and half baskets Champagne do
Port, Madeira and Sherry Wine, in case
Off, 3 and doz.
10 cases Rhcnish and Bordeaux Wine
100 ], = and gallon Demgohns
1000 genuine Havana Segars
80, 900 common do do
60 whole aud half ierces new RICE
go bags black Pepper
10 do AIIspcc
10 do Ginger
100 boxes best Soap
100 do common do
80 do Taow Candles, various sizes
$50 kegs White Lead
6boXes ground Verdlgrs, IN canis.oIs
. do Chrom Green
30 kegs black Paint
5 bbls Putty, in badde,s
$50 rcams Wrapping Paper
900 do large do
so cases black and drab Hats, some fine
dopalm leaf do do
- We will receive and forward al. goods tina
may be sent to our care
March Is I'm