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Southern telegraph., 1836-09-13
WRECK OF THE FRANCIS sPAIGnT.
NARROWING NARRATIVE, AS RELATED BY ON
OF THE CREW.


Tic Francis Spaigbi, a fine vessel Of
345 tons burden, laden with timber, sailed
from st. Johns New Foundlard, on the
24th of November. The crew cmounted TO
fourteen men, with the captain and mate,
many Of wham were Indifferent hands
They were mostly boaimen trained on the
Shannon; some from kirush, few from
Tarber, and, one or two from Foynes.
Nothing could be 6ner than the weather for
the first eight or ten days Of the voyage;
but it afterwards came, on to blow so hard,
that they were obliged to drive before the
wind under a mizen topsail. At three
O'clock in the morning Of the Sd of Decem.
Der; an alarm was raised by cry and con.
fusion On deck.=-The vessel, 1t appeared
either steering wild thdrugh the careless.
ness of the helmsman, or perhaps from her
had trim, suddenly broachod to and lay
like a log in the trough Of the sea. The
day had not dawned at the lime Ii was
sill very dark, and the waves broke Sc
fightfuily over her, thai the captain Or
mate could not get the men to obey their
directions; nor even when she was filhug
rapidly with water, could he got them to
work the pump-ln less than an hour she
lay on beam ends, the greater part Of the
crew saved themselves by climbing Oh her
side and elinging to the rigging.-Pat
C1sack and Pat Behane, however, were
drowned in the forcasile, and William
Griffith, the mate, IN tho aflor cabin, into
which he had gone accidentally only few
minutes before. The captain, and man
named Murville, now got to the fore and
went with them over the side, and the shiE
almost Immediately righod. As soon as
she righted, being already filed wi'h water
she settled down in the sea, and there was
scarcely any portion of her 10 be seen, ex
cept the poop and bulwarks. No situation
could be more hopeless or miserable thar
that Of the unfortunate crew, standing ankle
deep on the wreck, in the depth ofa winter,
night, clingng in the darkness to whatever
was nearest, as sea after sea rolled success
sively over them; but they knew not the
| full horror of their condition until the dawn
Of the morning, for which they all we're
looking eastward with intense anxiety.
They then discovered that their provisions
had been washed oYorborad, and as the
hold was filled BY the sea. they had nc
means Of coming at any fresh water.
The gale continued on unabating through.
out the morning, and the dreadful swell
every now and then swept over the decks
so ihat for safety, as well as for shelterthel
gathered into the cabin under the poop
Even here she was SO deep with water, /
\ dry plank could not be found on Which the,
might lie; their only rest was by STANDING
close together, huddled Up, and leonin
against ono another. AT auout ten o'cloc
] III the forenoon vessel was snaaa:sl .:
Z deserted to the westward, and ior some ull y
) t ssas. inougliI possibly her course might
near them; hut She stood fir away beyon
Southern telegraph., 1836-09-13
rRon A FOREIGN JOURNAL.


oh, what woes are mine to bear,
I,ife's fair morn with clouds o'ercasting!
Doom'd the victim of despair,
Youths gay bloom pale sorrow blasting!
Snd tho Liui that sings alone,
Flies 20 wilds, unseen to anguish,
Pours, unhear,l, the ceascless moan,
And wastes on desert air its anguith
Mine, o hapless bird! thy fate
The pluuder'd nost-the lonely sorrow!
The lost, the lov'd, harmonious mate
The wailing night--the cherries morrow!
O, thou dear hoard of treasured love!
Though these fond arms should meier possess
thee,
Still, still my heart its faith shall prove,
Aud its last sighs shall breathe to bless thee
Southern telegraph., 1836-09-13
Terms OF Advcrtisinr.
tor tAe SouLheln TElrrrnrh.

For the Southera Telegraph.
The following lines, Mr.. Editor, arc the pro.
tucsion Of anidlc moment and should You deem
them worthy Of publication, they are at your
service. Extreme youth and iHeTpeficHce are
The only apologies the author can olIer.
lNVITATHON.....TO Miss .--.--.
Come, fairy one, and let us rove
Across yOn fragrant meadow, free;
Come, let us wander thro' the grove,
Aud hear the birds sweet melody.
The moon has fisen DER the height,
And paints the meadows iv'ry green,
Come, let us wander by her light
To view the pleasant woodland scene.
The moon is shedding forth her light,
The stars are beaming from their dome,
And glitt'ring are the roacs bright
With dew-drops ON their blash;ng boom.
The birds are in their minstrel grove,
And natures in her smiling green.
Come, fairy one, and let u rove
Beneath yon clUudlcss sky serene.
Well wander forth by yondcr stream,
lnhae the lily sweet perfume
Well sec the dew-drops brightly CLEAN
Upon the roscs' blushng bloom;
And then Wen wander forth along
II moon-lit shore mid sweet perfume,
And hear the mockins- birds gay song
Pass of in wild and witching tone.
-
Well cross yOn woodland meadow wild,
Where natures charms are now di5play'd-
Well see the garden tlowcr cxird,
Where beautY's footsteps ucyer stray'd;
And from the fair prolific stems
The tenGer, odorl 'rans flower
Wen pluck, all glitt'ring as the gems
,Ofa fairy's golden bower.
Now from the pendant oalcn boughs
Z" The nightingale's high note is heard,"
Where lovers Gin would pledge their vows,
And heave sigh at ey'ry word.
The intervening m0onheam. play
In splcndur round this lovely scene,
Aud every thrilling ,ongslcr's lay
Invites us to the woodland scene.
And when those scenes cease to delight,
And sleep falls heavy on our eyes,
Wc'l bid adiea the moonlit night,
Aud cease to hear those melodies.
Come, fairy one, and let us rove
Across yon fragrant mcudow, free;
Come, let us wander thro' the grove,
And hear the birds sweet melody.
Milo.
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1836-03-17
TEMPLES INVALUABLE
CON NORRHGA MINTIfRE

A t length has been discovered an infsllible
"a and Invaluable remedy for the cure Of the
most obstinate chronic and common cases of
GonnorrhGa in five DAYS. The dangerous and
useless remedies which have hitherto hctn offer.
ed to those who have unfortunately incurred the
above troublesome disease, is a subject which
has Justly nleriied the censhre ufthc faculty, and
produced, in many cases, very serious and alarm
ing effects. To guard against these abuses,
EuSdce& Temple have been induced to prepare
preparation which is attended with no danger
whatever, and is active and efficient in curing
Ihe disease, with little trouble to the patient.
The rToprIelOrs have been sludouS in this pa til
cular, as many persons cannot spare the time, or
suspend business, to undergo a regular course Of
medicine and fegImen-ihiS preparation will en-
urcly obviaie this necessity. The course TO be
pursued Is exceedingly simple, and will not inter-
fere with The regular dulies OF business; and if
the medicine is used according TO the direc-
lions, It will effect speedy cure in five days
AS TO lis decided cfficaceS we will barely remark,
that since its use in this city, there has not been
failure in a single case, and there are MANY beth
OF the faculty and otherwise, that have already
testified with pleasure to its decided superior qua
htisS. Its taste is perfectly agreeable, and pei
sons of the most delicaIe stomachs have used it
without any Inconvenience whatever. For sale
bv EUSTACE & TEMPLE.
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1836-03-17
BRANDY. LARD. &c. &C.


IN BblS. of ISls of wight A. Brandy
w 60 key OF Smiihfed Lard
IL bbS. OF Sweet Potatoes
1000 feet OF Flooring Plank. receiving this
day, for sale. PARSONS s. WINSTON,
l1lh Street, leading from the Old Market,
ia Is to the Dock.
A L Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
"a Chancery, held for Hrnrico County, Dec.
the 9th, 1873:
Josiah d. Abbott, Pl'f, against Joel Wolfe and
Samuel NJ. Wolfe, Modecai Mark, Isaac Ra-
phael, and ClatlSSa his wife, James NJ. Wolfe,
Michael Wolfe, Nathaniel Wolfe, and Uholpho
Wolfe, Den,:
Samuel L. Puillam and Mann S. Valentine,
two commissioners appointed by the interlocuiory
order made on the 9th day'of February, one thou
sand eight hundred and thirty four, made n report
in pursuance of lheSaid order: And on The motion
of the plaintiff leave is given TO file a supplement.
tai bill, making defendants thereto Joel Wolfe,
Samuel NJ. Wolfe, Murdeca Marks, and Abra-
ham Mitchell. Whereupon tho said supplement.
tai bill was filed accordingly; and it appearing by
shtiS;ory evidence that the defendants last named
are not inhabitants or this COMMONWEALTH
is ordered, that The said defendants do appear at
the Clerks office OF this Court AT the rules 10 be
holden for the said Couri, on the first Monday in
March next, and answer tho original as well as
the supplemental bill of the plaintiff and that
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the City OF Richmond,
for two months successfully, and posted at the
front door Of the Capitol IN the said City.
A Copy. Tc>o,
CHARLES WILLS, D. C.
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1836-03-17
NTORISON-s PILLS AND THE n.y.
wi GEIAN SYSTEM.-Ef0mt he MLLcnnIdL

Harbinger, A. CAMPBELL, Editor "In this age of
the2ry and experiment IN all departments OF society
in politics, mechanics, agriculture, law, physc,
and theology. nothing seems destined to stand that
can be shaken. IN the theory aud practice Of me-
dcine in every thing else, all things arc ahoai
One school cures every thing by cnlomcl and the
lancCt-anothcr, by stcaming and swcatIng-R
third, 10y purglng in long list OF calhar'ics-a
fourth IN imitation of Doc!oI Nature, sometimes
bleed, sometimes sweat, sometimes purge, as the
patient may seem to require
Non nostum inter yos tantas eNmppncrc litcs.
"Who can decide when Doctors disagreed But
as our maxim has been Bring all things to the test,
and hold fast that which Is good, We have tried IN
our own household and amongst our friends and
ncighbsrs, with great pleasure and success, the
IIygean system, sometimes called Merisoniann,
or the Morrison Pills Such fayc been our cNPc-
rience and observation Of the innocence, midncss,
and efficacy Of this composition that from the most
DISTINGUISHED principles ef bcncvolcncc We must re-
commend them To the afflicted who have tried many
things in vain. So many obdHrutc diseases Of the
stomach and bowels and Of the whole system have
been relieved or perfectly cured by them, that they
arc worthy Of trial especially IN a these cases In
which other remedies have failed. BelPg aycgctn-
bile composition, they arc perfectly innocent, which
s saying great deal m this guilty age and being
= very happy combinations, they can inlurc no con
sttuion when used accordingto the printed direct
ions. ......
s-T The subscribers having been appointed sole
agents for vending the celebrated HggciaH UTrer-
ga. 1IcdcitHes, IN the State Of Virginia. beg leave
to notify the ru.c, that the genuine Medicines can
only be procured directly from them, Or uhngenis
duly authorised by them, and that rs further Sc
curty against couttcricits cdCt pdctd VI thc gcHu-
inc medicines u signed u Henderson & Son, State
agents for Virginia, and alse, w the suh-nccni for
the respective town or county where u may hc Of
fercd Tor safe. u HENDERSON & SON
fredericksburg March ~, lS%L
N. B--Pcrons wishing 10 obtain the agency Tor
the sale of the above Medicine, ior any town or
county in tho State will plcsc address (prst pnd)
TO II. Henderson & Son. FrcdcrIck sburg.
Authorised Agents arc
Elisha Shcppcrson, Richmond.
j. G.. Swan, pctCrSburg.
Williams 4 Victor LuEchbHrg.
Bragg & Kelly, Ch0riottcSrtiic.
&. Hall, Norfolk
John u. Breckenridge, SlaWHioH.
Henry p. Ward. WiHcAcdcr.
VIM +. Jesse, Lancaster County.
Tir The subscriber will keep constantly on
hand, a supply Of the above invaluable Mcdi-
cine, fer sale at retail.
mr. - ELISHA STEPHENSON.
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1836-03-17
FALL ANN WINTER GOODS.

FALL AND WINTER cOODs.
TNHE subscribers inform their friends and the
i public, that they have received their fall and
winter stock Of Goods-compr.ing the largest
and best selected assortment they have ever before
"hered-in part, as follows, viz:
Superior beaver and silk manufactured by the
following manufacturers in New York and
Newark-viz.
N. York-St. John
Do Alvord
Do Maliy & Starr
DO Tho. Simms & Co.
Newatk-Wm. Rankin & Co.
Do Andrew Rankin
Do II. Cos,ar & Co.
ALSO,
100 dozen low priced and medium fur Hats, Of
various monuiacture-and
IOo dozen black and white wool Hats, from low
200 dozen grey, black and brown hair seal skin
IOO do fur, ffom common TO supeTfne sea otter
lC0 do genilemen's, youths and children's cloth
Caps, Of various patterns
10 dozen children's chinchlla and sea otter, fan
FANCY FURs.
Ladies Siberian squirrel, geneit and ermine
Cope and Pelarines
Superior Boa, and Rufus
Fur and sillett cloak Collars
BuckSkin Gloves. lined with fur
a general assortment of plain and fancy Stock
HATTERS' STOCK g. TRIMMINGS.
Hat FeliS OF Spanish and SaIony woods
Carrotted and raw Russia hareS' Fur
Beaver do
Smyrna and seals Fur
Muskrat Skins
Extract Of Logwood, Alcohol and Gum
Shalack, CopeIas and Verdegris
Blue, black, noroon, violet and cream Skiyers
Silk and cotton Tips
Black and drab Bandings and Bindings, Of all
grades
Bow Strings, lack Cards, finishing Irons, hat
Buckles &c. &c.-all of which win be sold as
wholoSale or retail, on accommodating terms.
Sc 10 THOMPSON & PEABODY.
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1836-03-17
SHEPPARD, WALLER 4 QUARLEs
NtADEI,.r,

SHEPPARD, WALLER 4 QUARLEs.
MARKET SQUARE,
RICHMOND,
"OULD invite the attention Of their City
w friends. us also Members Of the Lsgisia-
'ure, and Others visiting Richmond, to their
Stock Of DRY GOODS, which by late additions,
has been made well worthy the attention Of pur-
chaSers.
They have in Store
Blue, black and fancy London Cloths Of superb
or colours and finish
Blue, black and fabcy Cassimcres
Corded and striped Buckskin do
New style swonsdown and other Vestipss
Black Italian Lustrings
Colored and black Gro de Maps and Poult de
Soirs
Splcndi figured Silks Of various styles
Rogers and other patent Flannel, warranted not
To shrink
Irish Linens,
Keniings and Linen Cambria Hdsfs.
Domestic and English Prints, from common to
extra hne qualities.
Also. variety OF Gloves, Hosiery, fancy neck
Hdkfs., and almost every other style Of Goods be-
iongingto the Dry Good business, which they of.
fer TO the public on good terms. deg
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1836-03-17

t'ON Sale, at nv Depository on the Dock. .
most splendid assortment of BlPOT,SJTl,s
uihcrent prices anu patterns and Ihave mad,
M engagement with Mr.. J. c. Hcdcnbcrr o,
Newark, TO supply me with COACHES
NlLhENS which will make my assortment,
t>c'I are made by the most celebrated Manuf,ctu
rcr> m the United States, and warranted TO stand
six months in towr. and twelve months in The
c"naiiv-arcidcntS excepted. thave also on hand
am Nn1i' constantly keep, STAGE TOPS !.
"iPPEiLL WIGGONS. all of which I vii,
''' rs low rs they can b. bought elsewhere, for
'Sh or town acceptonceS
Arg y IL prp,c
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1836-03-17
DUBOIS g. sTODART'S
hANn UfnnTEa

I>iE subscriber besS leave TO inform his fri, nd,
4 "nd The public, thu, he has this dav receive
the schr Richmond. SIX Grand Action Pisnt
ForleS having the metallic plate and rn,en, exisn
sion brace, ard all The late improvements, which
he warrants to he made Of the hest materials, and
TO keep in perfec, order for many wears.
fS Pi1nos well he taken in exchange
The subscriber has also, on hand two splendit
HARPS, which he can with confidence, recon.
mend to any person DESTROYS Of learning that de.
lishttul instrument.
An assortment Or New Music which has been
published within The last few DAYS.
ADAM STODART,
Next door 10 the Merchants Coffee House. Main
street de oS
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1836-03-17
FRESH CARDEN SCC,

FRESH GARDEN SEEDS
'INuE subscriber has received n SuppIv of frc,b
Il Seeds. grown by II. & F. Maupst. OF Phil,.
delphla. Each raper is labelled and warranted
the growth of 1885.
Large York Cabbage
Early do do
Dfumhcad do
Long Scarlet Raddish,
Long Blood Bee,
Early turnp do
Round Spinage
White Solid CELERY, Superior
Early Dutch Turnip
Seven Top do
Early Cabbage Lettuce
Long Orange Carrot
Early Flower do
Early Bush Squash
Do Crooked Neck do
Large Flag Lcrk
Early Frame Cucumber
Long green do
Large Red Tomato. or Love Apple
Yellow and White Onion,
Early May Peas
Do Washington do
DO knoted SquaSh-lhese grow to the usu-
al size, produce nearly double quantity.
are tho colour OF an orange and of ex.
qul,iie fine favour,
Large Georgia Curled Mustard
PARSLEY, Parsnips, &c. &c.
u - NJ l. DAY
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1836-03-17
woRTHAM. MCGRUDER & co.

OFFER FOX SALE,
CUO White Cohee
GO hhtS St. CroIS, Porto Rico, and New Or
leans Sugar
60 boxes and bbls loaf Sugar
50 hhds and bbls West India and N. Orleans
300 kegs Cut Nails and Brads, assorted
40 boxes talow and sperm Candles
$50 DO Soap
1900 sacks Liverpool Salt
200 do Gro Alum do
10000 lbs. Cotton Yarn, Petersburg Factory"
400 lbs Cotton Seine Irvine do
half chests Gunpowder Tea Selected for
family use)
GfunP9wder Tea, in thirteen & six pound
$50 boxes Glass, SxIO and IOxl2
ceToonS best Indigo
$50 sides Soal Leather (Hemlock and oak
tanned)
, bales Shoe Thread
200 kegs Dupont Powder (spoTtng and blast
$50 bags Shot, assorted
$50 reams wrapping and blasting Paper
casks superior Port Wine
10 do Sweet Malaga do
aG.PeS best cosnae and Champagne Bran
Madeira and S. Nj. Wine
10 bags Ginger
10 do Pepper
! hid Madden
Birthstone, Alum
Saltpetre, Shot, &c.
200 barrels No. and gross Herrings
IRON.
We would particularly call the attention Of the
public To our assortment OF Iron. We shall - in
the receipt of about 80 tons, in week or I've
which added to our present stock, will make IT
both large and complete. We offer
$50 tons English, SwedeS, Country aud Ulster
Iron, of all SizeS-ilat, square and round
horse shoe, box, band, sheet and hoop Iron
Palmer's No. ., 3, and 81 improved bar
share Mould Boards
5 tons Plough Plates
tons Nail Rods, asserted
English BliSieTed)
American DO iSTEEL.
German and Cast
Crow Bars and Axle-TTeeS
Axes, collins & Simmons make"
au IL
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1836-03-17
PARSONS & WINSTON.
COMMISSIONS NTS

CORNER or u AND l7Tn STREErs.
TNBE Subscribers having associated themselves
Il for the purpose Of conducting n business ex-
clusvely on commission, tender their services TO
their frienL- and the public.
They pledge themselves 10 pay the sirictest at
tention to any business commiied 10 their care
BURWELL PARSONS,
GEORGE WINSTON
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1836-03-17
FORGE, ROLLING MILL, &c.
ON HARVIEic ISI ANN

THERE will be opened, on the first day of
Il January, 1896, at the counting house Of the
subscriber, books Of subscription TO stock in a
Company chartered by the Legislature of the
Stale, for the manufacture OF iron nails, &c. &c.
Persons disposed 10 embark in. or promote such
an establishment are invited to calf and examine
The terms OF the charter, and receive any infor-
nation that may be desired in reference to the
piar OF operations, &c. The whole water power
on the South side the Island, and the right Of
erecting bridge across from The Richmond shore
To the North side, will he conveyed to the Com.
pany. There is probably no opportunity before
the public OF more profitable investment.
dec 2S-eotf JOHN r. TRlPLETT
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1836-03-17
JAMES WINSTON,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,

COMMISSION MERCHANT,
MARKET BRpGE,
Has on hand, and ofers for sale,
On ono Lbs, Of best Smiih6eld Bacon
800 bbls OF nett and gross Fish
SO hhds OF Baltimore Whiskey
l0O bbls Of do. Common and Old,
- 10 suarter casks vi French Brandy,
pipe do. do.
10 bbls OF country Gin
10 do of apple Brandy
5000 lbs. of Cotton Yarn, assorted
500 Spanish Hides
10000 Webs & Hacks Segsrs
20 dozen cane and common Chairs
Sugar In barrels
Manufactured Tobacco Buckwheat Meal
Writing Paper, Selves
Wrapping do. Rat Traps
Bark Mills, | Veneers
Window Glass Corn Shelters
Lard and Soap Wheat Fans
Pale Sherry Vinegar
Brown do. Brogues
Port Wine Safes
Tenerlffe Ploughs
Hydraulic Cement,
&c. SC, &c.
And generally an assortment Of Mahogany, curl
ed Hair Han Cloth, &c. and will order such ar
iicles as may be wanted in the cabinet making
business dec
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1836-03-17
TO TIMBER OWNERS.


TNHERE will be wanted AT the Penentiary,
l. for the ensuing years operations, the follow
ing quantity and description of Timber, viz:
Coco feet inch yellow pine Plank
500 30 do do do
5000 do 81 do do do
1000 do SIS do wide and crooked edged for was-
gUn bodies
l, 500 do do yellow poplar Plank
500 do 3 do ash Plank
1000 10 do white oak don
800 do 81 do do do Tough, clear Of
500 do . do do do 7 knots and shakes
100 hickory AXletreeS,
100 gum or elm Hub Blocks
5000 wheel SPokes, Of Tough white oak
5000 do felIoeS, good willow oak
leo pniT hnme timbeIS, of tough white oak
2cords split white Oak, IL # longl -
! do do do II do do Tough Tough,
do do do ! do do q eleer
/ do do hickory, do DO Oh Sho''
The whole TO be delivered by the lst March,
1886
For contracts, apply 10 Col. ChnrleSS. Nor
gan, Superintendent Of The Peneniary.
TuOS. G.. MONCURE,
oc 81 Gen'l Agent
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1836-03-17
CANNhALL MANUEACr,,RH-

WI" subscriber respectfully informs his friends
y anu inc pu.hc generally, that he has com.
No. '"t manufacture Of Carryall Wagons in
YIN 'ni wnhont Stage Tops. chain and wool
Sn,HSN. rlnel'cd and plain Bo(ie,, wood and from
ave ready made up, ana for sale, at from "a 70
Hi"In- been careful in nrocurin, GOOD ,,,.i.
inca qua hrNl rate materials, the subscriber con.
l'.".t assures the public that his work shall
nr1. "' '"e' aPProoa-
H. Wagons will be sold A. I,,v ,s r,;.,.e
>tnHi % quality can be purchased in Vireinia or
elsewhere. " '"s'"'a, OF
- -, wagons repaired in the ncatest man.
hs', am i"r highest prices allowed for old ones
'' - ALFRED KING
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1836-03-17

e LUNPKIN & MOSBY,
GKOCERS & COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
A Il The old stand formerly occupied by Creme
IA mo,by have on hand, and offer for sale
20 boxes white Uavanna Sugar
iOOOO lbs double and single loaf SUGAR
iV"c ,1bs Cotton Yarns, Virginia and Baltimore
$50 sacks Liverpool Salt
$40 rcams wrapping Paper
30 do writing do
% doz Bed Cords
% do Plough Lines
100 kegs Nails
40 chests an 5oIcs Teas
% boxes Oh rolatc
30 do Soap
50 do NicR las & Humphreys Candle,
40 bels old orth Carolina Pcsch Brandy
2 h9d,od Antigua Rum '''' w.
10 do New England do
10 bbls DO do
. PiPPss old Champagne Brandy
nall pipes do do
pipes old Cognac do
half pipes do
~ do imitation do
20 bbls Bumgardncr's old reclified Whiskey
m . u1 maN''rS superior old Rye do
10 barrels country Gin
20 DO Mareilles Madeira Wine
Indian barrels Muscat Wine
half pipes old Madeira Wine
! ~ pipe do do dc
2 Plge' Sicily Wine, woodhousc brand
half pipes do do do
- ~ pipe, pure Port Wine
10 boxes Claret Wine
10 do Muscat do
20 cases Hats
trunks Shoes
boxes superior chewing Tobacco
10 hhds retailing MolasscS
20 boxes Sperm Candles
70 boxes Window Glass, SxIO
10 do do do IOxI2
5000 lbs. Bacon
20 kegs Beaty's Powder,
Pepper, Spice, Ginger, Almonds, Cheese, Nut
megS Pouohoung Tea, Mustard, Spanish Brown
Verdigrs, &c. &c. They will receive and for
Vari angJcdr sent to their care. sc6