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His House and Lot

arc now in market The house is situated in
the most business part OF the town, aud il a
comfortable two-story frame house, with n
hne basement suitable for shops or Offices
There IS large and comfortable kitchen,
with line garnet that answers Tor smoke
house, standing within eight feet Of the house
There is also good frame Stable on the Io,
that contains two stalls, large cutting room.
and fine Ion Tor bay. Any person who may
wish TO become the proprietor Of this proper
~, car have IL ON such terms as will enable
him 10 ray for IL with the greatest case, by
apply Ing TO the subscriber
will also sell, for cash or good bonds, my
NrskoM aud Kitchen Fsrniitrr, namely, two
solid mahogany Tables. one mahogany Work
stand, one do. Cnadic Stand, orc dozen baud
some pariOur Chris, new, ouc dozen do. q
Little defacod, ope striped Carpet and hearth
rus, one rag Garrett, ono pair steel shovel
and longs, best kind, one pair brass And
Irons, one pair gBt-frsmod looking Glasses,
three Feather Beds. three Eedsteads, two of
which arc high post. and trmnci bcdstcad,
two Stores. two mahogany famed Dressing
Glasses, and number Of other articles not
eeecsssry 10 mention.
My horse, saddlcr's press, screw benches
and clans, glass eases, AMI every article at.
iaehed TO my soddling establishment, are for
sale Saddlcfs Of the neishbpurhood will do
wen 10 call aad cx1mmc my stock OF Hard
'rare, ~ an dcscrniuod 10 gVo bnrglins
W the above property be NOT sold before
Eldfg hs 25h July Hsri. Il viii then be sold
ol the premises. "a The hrhest bidder, with
oui reserve, ~ a credit at SIX months. the
purchaser ritin; bond and security for all
suns q md above Gvc doliai~-less sums.
cash. The payl1en's on TIC House and Lot
VIII be divided O. sI.i ibe pure baser.
Al p~rs,ns Indebted % INC nre earnestly
requested to make payment - soon as pfac-
hcsb.e SAMUEL ~ ALLEMONG.
Chsr;cs'own, MAJ z, isJf--tf
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rtTE or TRAVELLERS N ArRfcA.

90 - ~ So tAsisi-ik1 ~ AiNltA.
The death of RIcmsRp I.lxprR. the disco
vereT Of the great geographical problem Of
Tue course Of the Niger, has added another
10 the numerous victims who have pcrished
20 The attempt 10 explore the interior of Afri-
ca. Aeconnts brought by tho last English
packet state that he was murdered By the
natives, several hundred mikes M the river.
whittier he lad gone on a commercial expe-
dii1u.
The history 81 African Discovery Il hi.-
tory ~ uneNamgied mortality. since the
hr't feeble attempts of the Portuguese aBdEn.
giish trading companies 20 penetrate inio the
interior. down THROUGH the numerous espe.
ditons fitted ont by the " African Assoeia.
Ton and ihc Briiish Government, how faa
-- iwo or ihree Of the most ,--of the travellers
have survived the Journey. Not one has sur.
'Wed Second attempt Cattle ard John
Lander ore s'i'i living. though % would NOT
oo surprising h they should follow The exam
pie OF their predecessor. md renew their eG.
iorts--io share similar fate With ga. "a
isl prospect before them, there have never
been wan'inz persons ready 10 embark 10 the
.ame underisklngr-~A fadic remarkable evil
deuce cannot be found. "a history, II the IN
'Dn3lefsbie spirit ef eDtsrpfise, tIan the
'ag,rnr.' with Which TIE pisces II the dead
pc hiied 20 Immediately BY jealous compeii.
'gf'' at i'o risk Of martyrdom, IN the cause
cur own countryman. Tedgarl. was The
urf adfeniurcr on this Geld. cent out aft-r
The esis1.i-lnaont ~ ile Briiish o. Africa, A..
sociat'oa' iie arrived a. CAIRO IN Auva.,
ll--. md died there shoru, after.
The heat was Nc. Lucas Who peastra.
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EEoiIl.- ware. DC.

FhNliE under.igued has removed his selling
~ shop 20 iir frame house 90 thc corner
-" ilc Bank, Formerly occupied ~ Oliver
,.'n. "here 9 has ip.i received a flll sup
~! % iIOLLOl, WARE, such as
h,'f-, Oprss. S'i,is, Crdd'-s. cSe
= Ani h1' 40 On hand an abundant supply
q TiN WARE. '''
nc pua'! can scarcely fail 70 81 accom-.
r'oo'led ~ h' lilr, wta slm0s; Any th,ne
'ol "aat' a.d w. mus' not omit o. tell the
''fmtr-, tiii he has D'tiss superior Mould
" ""'I lot theH CPfcid 7ccoam0t alton
THOMAS HAWKINS.
th1rloaorgn, May -, i-gf
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From tic FdiAer's .Hi-n=inc.
AfATiiER'S ADDRESS no HIs MorIIrI,
lI.SS Gun DlfEN

Li.SS CHILDREN.
Cone Gather closer 10 NV side.
Mn lttlr. Smiiicn tlock,-
And vail tell OF HIM Who brought
Pure water from the rock
Who boldly led Gods pcopie forth
from Egypt's wrath and guile
And once Graded babe did flo,,.
All helpless on the Nile.
eeNcsry, precious oncs.-your ewes
Are wandering Car and side
hink ye OF hsr Who knew W uelI
our tender thoughts 60 Guide,
Who eould 90 wisdom Sacrvd love
Your hs'd Aisention claim;
Ah'--nescr from your hearts erase
Inst blessed fncther's name.
It's time TO sing your evening hymn,-
My youngest Infant dove.
Come, press thy velvet check 70 nninr.
Aud learn the lay Of love;
My shcltering arms can clasp vou All.
My poor deserted throny,
Cling rs yon us'd to cling to her.
Who sinss the angels sous.
Begin 'veetbirls ;hc aecus;om'd -:rain.-
Come Wsrble loui aud clear
Aiss'-A!as, you're weeping al.
You're snbbin: in nv .ar.
GOOD niSht-Go say the PRAYER she tamil.
Beside YOUR Little bod,
hc lips that ush % bless YOU tacfc.
Are silent With the dead
t~iher's hand your course may guide
Anij the thornS OF lifc,-
il,s care prot rci these shrinking nlants
las, dread the storms of strife!
Bn' who upon your infant hearts
Shall Ike that mother Nrite'
40 touch the springs that rule the .oul,
bc'F mourning babes, Spod night.
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r. q ~ again Necessary 20 rcI..nd c.osc uho
rifr ~ dis paPcr, ihn, ad,euisaiBcuis l,sn.i.
a loot niHs ~ 10 the a,,aSr Of fu,-r-
80 iusert - srbi forisd. add charged aeryc-
g or revuiar terms, ia 81 pr square fgr
f,e Crit Insertions, anil g cents p syfarr
ery uIbs,rilcnt Insertion.
osr vho fancy acafc snsioas n ''fll ~ our
mos, " aud tl'a' t,y " 10 %, b. shsgrd ~ip,
'n~Srion. sre miasken Or foec is ,oo
'on' TO be- o,cupi,d v.thout proof either o.
Q fral,t 70 Co. ,srtr
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rCELIsuIp. wErxtr,nr
JONI &. G.IEE,SFyER.
TWO DoLnaRI s. FIFTY Crs
4
I.;n .LI.NT-.M

Payable half yearly; but Two Dorl,n.
viii be received as payment in full. # paid
entirely in advance. Whenever PAYMENT ,s
deferred beyond the expiration OF the wear.
interest viii he CHARGED
g Subscriptions for xix months, 81 -, 10
be pad Invariably ia aLrsaee.
ADVERTISING.
The terms Of advertising. nrc +; Tor a square
or less, 81, for three Insertions larger One
VA Tue same proportion. Inch continuance.
- ccnts per square.
81 All advertisements not ordered for
specific time, Will DC confirmed Until forbjs
and charged Accord s.y.
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The great veIatioE ofboatmcn and pe.cea-
Ile roysgers, Who were offen obliged 70
land at un'casonsble hours. Very diligent
inquiry was made for the lady just men.
toned. who several times narrowly r..
capped detection. through her own 10 genui.
~ and that fher companions.
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EG1E Egrre!

MN NTED, FARM f1r q lease OF five
w years IN good condition for euliiya-
ton, and TO contlih about l20 or $50 acres
cleared land. with comfortable improvements,
either in the countcs OF Jefferson, Loudoun
Frederick, or Fauanier. For further infor.
nation, inquire of lss EDITOR.
June 10, lS3t.-.;
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Look at This!

WVIIE subscriber. having determined TO
n remove To the West, now oilers for sale
his entire stock Of
SADDLERT & HARDWARE,
all Of which he will sell at cost, for cash, or
at his usull prices for GOOD bonds.
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Notice.

Notice.
VHViIE subscriber has just received 80 bar
IL rcls prime EERlaIrgCS, which hc
will sell very low for cash,
CHARLES HENsIAw.
June 10, ls3i.--3L
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Female Scrraat TAINTED.

"A GOOD cook, washer and ironer, will
IN hear of an advanias eous situation, upon
application At this OFFICE.
June 10, lS3i-3t.
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THE PAVILION.
Pyovldence March s.Is34

k-A The subsctbsr has lhe honor TO apprize the
ssaEl public, that this well known establishment, is
SsSa now fitted up for the ensuing season, in style
that cannot fail to give satisfaction TO those
who may iavorit with their patronage. He will be
prepared TO receive company at all hours, and afford
them every rcfreshment that may be desired. Ladies
who may be desrous "f taking pleasant, add beautiful
ride from the city, TO promenade The walks Of this ele
giant retreat, and view its unsurpassed water prospect
and rural scenery, may be assured that every aen"n
will be paid to their wants. by the landlord and his
wants. The house is spacious and the ground is i'm
proved as yard and garden so extensive that nu.
parties may be entertained, without tho Least
interference with each other.
He will provide meals, al short notice, for any indl-
vidual or party who may wish it,
During the warm season, II is his intention to oGe
at stated times, CLAM BAKEs and CHowDERs, and
the company who may be present under the large
trees dacent to the house.
No pains expense shall be spared TO make this
place popular resort for those who wish occasionally
to retreat from crowded city, and enjoy the cool and
,nv,goang brcezes that visit this secluded and
de igntful spot. ROBERT EARLE. jl8
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NEW GOODS.

IJICKS e. PADELFORD, No. 8 Market square,
respectfully inform their friends and tire public
iha, they have received their Fall supply Of Broad.
cloths and Cassimeres, among which may be found
extra superfne medium and low priced English,
French and American Cloths, colors blue and jet
black, navy and night blue, bottle and invisible
green olive, clarei and steel mixed
CAssIMEREs-A large assortment fine and low
pric d. colors bue, black, brown drab, lavender and
mixtures.
Valencia and silk Vestings, trimmings, &c. goats
hair and imitation can,blets, blue and drab pilot
nets. booking, friezes, hannels, petershams, buck
skin and beaver gloves, stocks collars &c.
Also on hand, an extensive assortment OF ready
made Clothing of every description, all of which
they will sell at small advance for cash or approv-
ed paper. $50 II
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ERESH GOODS CARPENTER d. AN
CELL, "a Westminster st. next store west of
the Arcade, have just received and now opening, o
few packages Dry Goods among which are broad
cloths, cass neres sattlnets, fiannes, thbet cloths
silks, Italian and gro do Swiss do rich and low
priced prints, furniture prints, black, white and scar
let merlno shawls, imitation Rob Roy do; thlbe
vets, velvet ribbons, silk, worsied and mohair ho
sery, together with Rreat variety Of other very de-
srabe goods which they feel disposed 10 offer very
low prices at wholesale or retail. nl2
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rTNHE VEGETABLE RHEUMATIC DROPS are offer
l. ed to the public a remedy Tor chronic and IN
hamnatory rheumatism and as no case " known where
ciarina Il valuable medicine FOR that painful disease
and Cor no other IL recommended Testimoniais o its
efficacy, with directions for using, will be found win
each bottle.
ALso-Dr Judkin's Specific Ointment. so celebrated
r curing white swelnss eianduiar tuomrs, feons and
caiarrhs rprns bruises tetters ebba'ns, or parts a
feclra by frost Certificate Of important cases accom-
For sale in Providence, by JOHN ". MASON l. co
CHARLES DYER, Jr., andb by them warranted genu-
me- IA iy
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&c.

1EOO Sides New York Sole Leather. 225 do
lCOO Philadelphia do 500 do Providence do,
$50 do harness lea her in the ruch, 800 do belt do
Also general assortment of curried belt, roller,
picker string, lacng, harness. chase, skirng, hose,
bellows and upper leather; 1900 calf and 1000 sheep
skins $50 300 prs mems hick boots 500 do shoes,
suitable for the southern market % bbls liver oil &c
&c. for sale by JOEL METCALF q SONS SIS
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NEW GOODS at No 10 Arcade.-The subscriber
further supply of super black and colored poult d.
sole, gros de naples, gro de swiss, gro de BERLIN 34
"A and Sd black Italian silks, Turk satin, satin
satin, pongees, super French hbet cloths, English
merinos, merino circassans, blue and brown goats
hair and imitation goats hair cambets, plain and
cloths &c. with lar2e lot Of woollen comforters,
| scaTls, Yeomans cravais angola gloves, wooen init
tens. stockings, socks, &c. which in addition to his
former Stock makes his assortment very complete,
for c on the most accommodating terms, at whole
sale or retail by VIM. RUSSELL,
Also large addition 10 his extensive stock OF
Hosiery, comprising almost every kind just recelv
| cd and for sale as above. OF
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BOOT & SHOE MANUFACTORY

A SA FERGUSON respectfully informs his old
"A friends and the public that after absence of
nine years he has returned 10 Providence from the
city OF New York, and has established himself in
the line of his profession at No IL North Nam st.
Cheapside, where he will be happy receive and to
obey the commands of his former patrons. He
deems il unnecessary and idle to attempt to blazon
his own merits and is content to say, that his skill
and taste remain unimpaired by the increasing
strides of age the yicssudes of fortune, and that,
the most famous and celebrated Of the craft. o23
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TO COUNTRY TRADERS
4 NV a, WI KINSnN koua ;not rac,tV

a LMf q WILKINSON nave IIst recUIVgu dHu
"A are now opening, 60 packages Of China, Earth.
ern and Glass ware, of the latest importations and
newest patterns This addition to their former stock
renders their assortment very extensive and COM
plete, and the ware having been selected by one Of
The firm, with great care as to quality and potfern,
they do not hesitate 10 their friends in the vi
cinty. and country traders generally that they can
BILE terms, rs can be found IN New England. They
have many articles of entirely Few and beau full pat
terms never before offered in this market-and being
aetermned to dispose Of their goods at the lowest
possible priceshey invite the attention of purchasers
at their store, No SO Cheapside. sl0u :
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PETER GRINNELL SONS.
OFFER for sale 1000 lbs sheet Lead aud sheet Zinc
" s. lbs zinc. sheathing and shngie Nails
400 lbs 4d. Sd Cd copper Nails
Wrought copper and iron boat Nails
81 kegs Fall River aud Taunton cut Nails and
Spikes
200 boxes window and sheet Glass, various sizes
and qua les
3 crates New York clay Furnlces
5w Ins hemp and Manila rdage
500 lbs hemp and cotton Seine Twine; herring
nett, sewing, baeing and wrapping ditto
1000 lbs English and American Glue
2O00 lbs Lead Pipe, i.2 TO In
5000 Welherl 's diy ard around white Lead
Is bb's Spirit Turp nt'ne
2OO0 gals pure llnseed and Sperm oil
Refined whale, olive, meats foot and winter
Oil, ut Tetail
10 casks assurtt back Lead Pots or Crncib'es
With IN assortment cf Paints, Oils, Varnishes, ship
Chandiery and Hard Wafe. s2 u
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swAIM,s PANACEA

SNS n I'M . In n YEA
Fresh supply of the genuine Swams Panocea
"A is just received nj az south main st-aso, true
German Cologne, original and genuine from the
ancient city OF Cologne; cream Of soap for shaving
superior to the celebrated Naples IN lis composition
being made of much finer materials and having the
peculiar qualities of that soap in much greater de-
ing the athcr on the chin with either cold or warm
water, the doing which greatly soitens the benrd.-
II is valuable TO all those persons who are afflicted
with hard and strong boards or dull razors-for sale
by J BALCTT Jr, AZ south main ST. sIb
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NEW GOODS.-Just received 100 doz ever point
Y ed pencil cases; doz bead bags; l6 doz French
leads; 1000 punches small seed beads, plain and cut,
assorted colors; 20 music boxes; 81 silver lever
watches; 3s common do; 200 doz low priced finger
rings; 50 doz do breast pins all Of which offered
at wholesale on favorable terms by
CLARK d. ANTHONY,
No 25 and 81 Cheapside.
Wanted to hire first rnte Watch Maker TO such
one liberal price will be paid, if application be
made soon. o3
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COLLEGE-STREET BATHS.

TIME subscriber hereby informs the public that he
has made arrangements for the accommodation oi
Ladies AT his BATHING HOUSE, every "Wednesday,
from o'clock in the morning until II in the evening.
The Bathing House will be opened for their reception
on the ensuing Wednesday, land every week on 'nat
day and evening, until further notice. when female at
tendants will be readiness. Sngls tickets rs cents
each, 6ve for 81, and thirty for IS.
ia CHARLES G. BROWN
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w ton Mill, by man Of many years experience In
Feering Mills, building starting, operating, and repairing
Cotton machinery. Orh would take Min IN spin and
by the yard-he best of ref will be- siven.
For name and place ofresdenee Inquire az the Journal
Office. MhTu
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N. e. PAINTED FLOOR CLOTHS.

N. E. PAINTED FLOOR CLOTHS.
THE Subscribers have received from the N Eng-
l. land pa nted floor cloth company, the agency Tor
terms of all carpets made at This establishment. and
will sell them at the same prices they are sold for al
the manutuciory TINS is one of the oldest and most
extensive manufacturers OF the KIND IN the country
their carpets are warranted equal if not superior, IN
every particular, TO any others; they can be had OF
any size. ntho,t seam up to rs feet in width and 40
feet in length For public houses and for enTys, they
are preferable to any other kind: liberal discount
will be made to those who purchase large quantity
self C. B ARNOLD & Co. As Westminster st
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CHEAP COAL COOK STOVES-This ar, ice
~ so highly approved last season, can now be had
the cheapest and most economical stove offered ~
this market Numerous references can be gwen oi
its good qualities. liberal discount made a whole
sale STiLLWEi.L ~ OLNEl,
$50 l3 south main 81. opposite post oIlce
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COAI~COAL.

THE subscriber has now on hand, at the Lehigh
l. Coal Y ard, his supply of Coal for the season,
cons sting of the huylk!ll and Lehieh Coal of the
first quality, selected by himself IN philadelphia, ioI
which he paid The highest prices warranted as good
as any mined this season-whiie and red ash and
the prices Inform, being $3.50 per ton, broken.
screened and delivered Orders leii with A. 5. BECK
WITH tS CO. Bookstore, No Market ST. JOSEPH
BALcu, Jun. No 46 S ,uth Main ST. or at the Yard,
will be promptly attended 10 by
500 NJ GEO. w. STEINHAUEK Agent.
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NEW GOODS-Justr received, fall supply of Dry
Y Goods. among them may be found broadcloths
-cassmeres-s s-flannels-merlnos- thibets
-circassians- -bombazine- BON bazetts-, blankets
Goes inghams--hosiery- covers
yes,ings-counterpanes- -chintz-cOpperplate
liucns- bishop awn--long lawn-black silk cam'e;
ton-bedncks-b -buraps-foundation muslin--buck-
am-carpetng-woollen yarn-- -umbre as oil cloths
-frils-nariow velvet rbbons-bet nbbons-glovcs
mirns-woolen hose-'am wool do-merino and
mohair do-apron checksRussia diaper-black silk
and cotton vevets--corded robes -iean-linen dam
ask, &c. for sale at fair prlces-store 81 Westmn-
ster street. HELME e. OATLEY. n4
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THE ORIENTAL ANNUAL for ls35-Or Scenes
l. in Indla comprising twenty two splendid en-
cravings. from Oriental designs by William Daniel,
II. A. and descriptive account by the Rev. Hobart
Caunter, B. ID. A few copies of this "Aurorn of
the Animals" are this day received from London,
and for sale by A. s. BECKWITH & co.
Booksellers corner of Market st. and Washington
row, where may always be found, great variety Of
American and London Annuals, for previous years,
at n very low price. MA
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HARD PINE FLOORINC,

UST received by Talnan d. Bucklin, ut their
- Steam planning Works, near the Steam Factory,
2on feet Of Daren steam sawed flooring boards from
30 40 feet in length wide and narrow, Of superb
or quality and for sale low.-Also, about 40M feet
Of Carolina flooring boards most Of which are well
seasoned. and III for immediate use.
EXPLAINING and jointiDg. or tonguing and groov,
patent machinery in the best manner md nj short
notice, by TAII.MAN Il BUCKLlN. ala
PARTlCULAR NOTICE.
THE Subscriber, being very anxious TO bring his
Il business 10 q close would thank all persons who
are indebted 10 him by note or book account 10 call
and adjust the same ns soon as possible, NJ NO %
Weybosset 81. CHAS. DfEHJrsl sla
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BOATS FOR SALE.

EE& BOATS FOR SALE. .&4&
.NIK The Subscriber continues TO car Se&ssss1ks
ry on The boat building business at his shop In lhls
cityl where boats Of all lengths und dimensions,
from tie smallest Yawl 10 the largest Longboat,w
be built at short notice 10 order from the best mute
rails and in workmanlike manner, and Of the most
approved models, and AT fair prices; having some oil
the first rate workmen employee, he feels confident
that he can give entire satisfaC ton to all those who
may favor him with their custom. For further in
formation please call at No 3 West Water ST, or at
the shop State ST, near the residence of Stamford
Newell Esq. WILLARD JOSl.IN. q.
N B-Wnnted TO purchase, few small Knees
suitable for boats, for which cash and fair price
will be paid st
OLIVE OIL, DYE STUFFS, &c.-l9 pipes
l J and l6 half pipes lst quality Olive Oil
S pipes pure Linseed Oil
40 hhds crop and embro Madder, Of very superior
quality
lao bags Sicily Sumach
SO casks Ist sort Potash
20 thousand pounds Gum Senegal Of choice qual-
ty
10 thousand pounds white Sugar Lead
50 hhds Copperas
10 cases Bengal indigo with very complete as
sorlmcni Of Dye StnTs, Paints, &c. for sale On The
most favorable terms by
ais MANTON & HALLET
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BUTTER, SUGAR, COFFEE, &c.

@ x " F0SfER e,v" no,ice iboi ,hev have
-. just received $50 tubs Welch Butter, about 90
tubs of fresh and nice and reserved expressly
for family use, part Of il landing this day from etc am
boat Also, landing from paekets-3 30 boxes brown
sugar; 30 bags ST. Domingo coffee; 10 do Sumatre
do years old and very yellow; Is boxes square head
tobacco, years old and first rate article; also, Is
kegs negro head DO superior article; boxes lump
sugar very white; 20 boxes Colgate brown soap No.
1; 10 bbls No | mackerel, new; 10 do extra clear
pork offered on favorable terms. MO