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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-25

- ILLIAhDs-SPRING STEEL CUSHIONS
- The words of the Mechanics Institute they award To
A. BASSFORD Diploma for fashioned Cushion,
ry great Improvement constructed that the balls
below their centres well under the cushion when
Them OF 2s Broadway enirasce joins the Museum through
Tcrrapin Lunch under Sunday Morning News Office No
Ann STAT % Broadway Wall called Southern Cot.
fee Room six fine tables making in all seventeen up ready
Tor trial -
CHESS ROOM just added 10 the concern where er.
IN attendance To teach those who wish
improve themselves at Billiards by private lessons
N. b. Every article Ia the trade sale. nlQ 3o,s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-25
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MOTIFS STOVES-For offices, bar rooms, steamboat,
ana SHIPS cab ns banking rooms, parsrs ard
Dasen, rooms stores halls OF dwelling houses lecture
other public rosm churches &C., which cuar
construction require to be repenhed with fuel IN
fefIe hours ana which vary in price from IS
most OF which may be attached various formed
useful effect - 49, -
Also Dr. MOTIFS Patent Wood Cook Stove, article Of 40
kRowiedged superiority 1t will bake boil roast (ry and
bron At the same time by the fire. to so persons
at from $l2 to S35 All OF which may obtained of and put
up by the subscribers at an hours notice
Stoves To be repaired orders o1es he
registered as received III be hand
in turn STRAYTON SEYMOIIR
go a.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-25
Corn Ira de.


Corn Trade.
FRIDAY EVENING, Nov. Path.
We have Of tho value OF bread sus that passed
through The Erie Canal from Nov to Nov. 18th.
Flour, LOG 85l bb. &96l Csc
Wheat. $3.50 l54577
Coarse grain, 2loss6 l79253
Bran and ship sufis, 2I,e86 547l
Total, $l,3oo960
Compared with the transactions during the same time last
year. find the increase be the articles OF Wheat and
Feur This considerably the average supply
Of Grain abroad fill up he deficiency in the crop OF
1885, And yet prices yearly high they last
year
In Vermont the increase Of the wheat crop this year es
mated nearly one fifth greater than last Burlington pa
per places -four for domestic consumption per
below those of the past Prices average in that
State 30 barrel The farmers well supplied with their
own bread stufs
Proof positive has reached fro Maine that ope-
that State The Eastern Argus upon
them strong and just language One Of wheat al
ready been shipped from Bangor this port Let the people
Of Maine, unless their necessities plead Otherwise hold thsir
grain firmly For their surplus, they have any, they get
next spring more than the spectators will give them
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-25

VIM: MLOUGHLiN, Aostionser.


nvr r"M OUGHLIN, Auetonees.
X -: ~, nEAANh & CO., Hone's Building coz
ton room. s re- sI-This Day, 8 oelk The suo.
n,I Cutlery, consisting OF pen pocket aos
d Nnves On cards and delsns; scissors IL dozens ~ ~
~ cshnhters and bundles double and singies
eye steel and brass pistols; percuss.
Fancy Goods-Cons;sting of double .y,r, 80 "a,
psrfumery, French and EagHh "a an s on
Also an invoice OF combs buttons besom boot.
Also, an invoice Of Jeweiry-C Consisting .. .ar,g. e
rags watches bresst-pns, chains, Lc. &C. ss sms
NEW YOHh HORSE BAZAAR
FOR he Sale OF Horses Vehicles, &c kc by coumsson
a. private sale daily and by public auction every Wednesa.v
oughout The year at H. NJ precisely without regsrd =
The proprietor takes this opportunity expires ng his ac
10 The patrons OF this establishment both for
nh aio me ae hrn OF Simpson Cowan for The very
sure ms Trends ana The public that sole
its continuance. ~ - 'Ns'SA ~ '''''s
ploved. - ' 1 Sais'1i siooi's 60
Horses to hire ofthe best description at the shortest notice
ms lIiehds ana gentlemen introduce ed by them
o1o onl- WM. COwAN 81 Crosby 81
~ r. honA IATTk.n "a LIs.-I.e re-, MAJ
Pueic sacs Q. Horses Carriages, Hairless &e coptinue
y place al tins well known establishment every Monday
The nex sale will commence on Monday p~yt o7, Nav
~ oc'ock All Horses Carriages, &c. ibtensed for tbs
Nov 25th, at O'Clock, r. nj. -
~ also necessary that early application should be made a
Hned number Of horses only be taken no horses
catalogue $500 w N'e
N B-An assortment of eegas seg his just received and
Also will be sold elegant Chariot and two sets of harness
In property OF the late DIR. Bushe
Also pan OF fine bay Horses 6 hands high years old
long tails. Apply to
o6-smE JOHN W. WATSON, 44s Broadway
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-25

CAED-1Le Ladies who formerly EMPLOYED
- ~ u Iaoresses Seamstresses
$50 Broadway have opened as Leonard street tone
door east Of Broadway where they prepared TO
an orders for gentlemen nen ladies' fashionable dress and
CLOAK making and wearing apparel OF every Also
chidrehs cohing caps stocks and repairing Panaooas
and Vests brought will the seates man.
ner on the most reasonable eras and The shortest
above ff
NJ B-Ths appeal to generous public is in consequence
oil decision OF the gentlemen committee Of The
ana Seanstresses Clothing ESTABLISHING that dc
Without The ladies IN the therefore they have up
on IN mseves TO un and re-
pectfuy solicit share OF that patronage literally
ed TO them III their former situations.
SThe above store will be closed every evening precise
ly at O'Clock. Ms E A RICH
Mrs NJ LYMAN.
OIL I'M Miss L. C. CANNIEF
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-25

LVEk-SILv ER-SlLVER.
" Small cRange, such shiIngs sxDences, Ten
cent pieces viii be given in exchange for aaves
Ter dollars Apply at the desk cfths Office n25 10
~ MADAME CARADOkl ALLAN begs permission 10
acquant her friends and the public that her CONCERT will
take place at the CITY HOTEL Wednesday evening next
Nov 49, TO commence o'clock Tickets 81
at the principal Music stores and a, the City Hotel.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-25

nEPiLh sDHYPOM nER-For removing super.
- NJ usbar ror The lace and neck single spp
caunah' cst purpose without pain or injury 10 kin
which or The contrary slst whittier and before
second spp seuon DESTROYS the the hair
niew' J,AE BAMoUREUx, y77 Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-25

commission anu Forwarding Mere nts.
NO. 10 Camp st, New Orleans,
VI Commenced business last spring, from an extensive
personal acquaintance with majority OF the merchants
states bordering on the Mississippi have great facilities for dis
posing OF every description ofnerchandye.
All goods destined for the reed pronpt
y and strict attention paid any business which they
may be entrusted.
New York. " '' f''
Further Information may be had on application 10
oIlWSSiJF EUsrIs PRESCOTT, SIS Water St
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-25

Tuscan straw Hats.
u BE ADVISED.-Al who about To purchase Tu.
can Legborn Straw Hst-hs largest choice the finest
and be- goods far the best shapes
may be found At T. BENEFITS straw Warehouse or shoe
Room, No. 2g7 Broadway,
And also may be found this well known establishments an
assortment u fashionable Silk Hats Caps very
low prices. o1Sim.
Brown a. Co.'s One Priced Hist store.
W THE subscribers, since the 1884 have aimed
furnishing the public with elegant and substantial
Hat Of the graceful form the accomn osatnv
price of - They say that their efforts have
seen crowned with triumphant Tie Hats
ured by them during the last three moaths
and finish heretofore oTscd and stand pre.empent
among those Of higher prices by the able part OF
the Community.
They have just completed their
Caster Hat for $780, which point style and finish eIs
gance 81 form and general appearance will compare
OF the highest prices All sales for deviation 10
price
BROWN CO.
sl6-Sm' iTs Chatham Square. cor. Mott A.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-25
EXHlHITI1N OF DAYKNrORT's ELE1
III TRIO MAGNETIC MACHINEHy-A large cont nnn

nUBUEE'S PAlNTiaGS.-Now exhibiting al i57
- Broadway, three gnfcent Paintings Just
Paris by the celebrated Dubue the painter the
red pictures OF Adam and Eve and dsng uished pupil of
David whose moderR style bids rival the an
Gent artists To the admirers the fine these paintings
offer treat not surpassed by thing which has before
been exhibited in this country.
One Of the paintings covering rs canvass represents
thrilling from Byroas Don Juan, 18th Canto J7th
stanza between juan adee and Lambro the various
passions with which they asiaed allowing scope
the pencil OF MASTER most vivit!ly depicted
The second OF smaller dimensions although nearly large
as life represents St John in the Wilderness slipping the pure
most finished painting.
The third picture represents beautiful Circassian Maid Of
fered for sale by Armenian slave merchant high Turk
ish functonnry
Hours Of exhibition from the morning till 10 at night
Abundance % ceHts-Season tickets 80 sll-3us
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-25

THE LADIES respectfully invited To cal and ex-
anime the suscrbsrs stock Of Lynx Genet and Squirrel
pcerines NUTS boas meek trim
ming Alto complete assortment Of ladies' and misses hes
bonpe ~ variety Of Shape color made ON fine
Tor Bodies warranted npervious water Ills bonnets have
taken he prtru at both the Fairs fr years
Uen,men are informed st hey will find always hand
medsm Md short rap beaver sod k taes,
Also Ster seal and ohcr ur caps of every, ETY. Youths
and chrens bats, Tar and cloth cps All the aovr goods
viii he I'd on the reasonable terms wholesale and re-
tail. gyIyr s'rI- n ,r.rr
We AVG Obalh~u square, neW The Bowery. n4Sms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-25

WlNTEN-W1NTER To Housekeepcrs
w and all who IN OF hard in, go
ROCKWELL CO have on hand, and are r. c~ivpr week
", the best quality Of hardwood Charcoal
ciusvey from beach birch and maple bex and pu, mn In
boxes containing eight barrels each certified bv the pspee
tor OF Charcoal for the city, and d. vered In nv par wikonl
any charge Tor csrtsge or box Is fosna experiment 10
burn ere third longer than pine coal
sample OF the above coal can be seen n, No Fra,llo
Square where Information will be given and orders received
-a the present prices nearly with those pine
coal becomes great Object for tboss using article
It nIT Dos
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-25

e 81 THEA PK E.-THIs EVENING VIM be per.

pAnM THEArHE.-THis EVENING viii be per
PErTICoRT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Mr.. Placide-An
Afer which, NABoB FOR AN HoUR-s.u Dobb., MIR.
Paclde-Nancy, Mrs Vernon.
To conclude with CHARLES TWELFTu-Charles 18TH Mr.
PAclds-Eudiga, Misss Cushsan.
u Doors open al 64-periomanses commence al oclock.
Boxes sl-Pt 50 ees,s-GaIery IS cents.
A MKNICAN TIiEATRE.- BOW NY-
- THIS EVENING will be performed
THE BRONZE HORSE-Zama, Mr.. Edwin-Msrge q
The whele TO conclude with DON GIoyANI-Den Giovanni
Mr. Edwin-Donna Anna, Mrs. herring.
" Doors opea at 6l-peromaaces commence at o'clock
Boxes, 10 crnts-Pit, 37a-Galery, "a
NATIONAL THEaTRE--Ixe Halan Opera
Eleventh lime, CULVER IN LILIPUT-Capian Gull.
y pr. forer-lord Flmnap Major Stevens-Mrs Film.
ROBERT MACAiRE-Robert Macaire, Mr. Browne-Marie,
Mrs Russell
To conclude with FALLS OF THE CLYDE-Donald Mr.
H. Johnston Ellen Esfield, Mrs. w Seton.
mADAME AUGUSTA, the celebrated dancer engaged at
s Theatre and will appear Monday Bay
Deors open 6a-Periorniance begin al IT.
0LYMPIC ,THEATRE-Broadway next TO Tat.
~ tersalls THIS EVENING will be performed
hlCiAhp ha1Buke Of Gostsr, Mr.. Booth-oueen Eli.
To conclude with the LIBERTY TREE; ar Boston BOYS in
Mrs. Hughes
Doors open past g. the performance will commence a,
7o'clock.
EKANKLIN THEATNE.-THIsE v ENING Will
9th time New Nautical Drama called MY POLL AND MY
PARTNER JoE-Joe Tiler, Mr.. Charles-Mary May bud,
TIE snow FiEND; Or, THE FAR, FAR WEST
hsbf r. Wilder, Mr. Gann-Onteoni, Mr.. w. Seton-Beda
To cone ude with the EvACTATION-Maior Barpstable
Mr. A. j. Philips-Mary Bsrnsabe, Mrs. Lively.
boo rs open at % peror comInense at O'Clock
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-25


INFORM the ladies thai she has established herself In e ,v
snsness ~ NO l57 West broadway date Chapel reet she
ntershere IRON her experience that she will b,
able 70 give entire Satisfaction those who NAV favor ber
WIN ther patronage. She constantly the latest ssb
ions " IN Paris for dresses coaks bonae &c Terms mod
dsrs. ~ nIa.i,as
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-25

RFfERrNcrs.
81 Louls-McGunnige \ Way. j. n. Walsh a. Co, ,
gov, SHAW Tatum, Won Pbul 4 McGll.
Louisvile-M. Cody.
A N L.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-25
New Commission and Forwarding House,
New Orleans.
n

New Orleans nte of ST Lous solicit the the ayor,of con-
sgnmens to all which either for sale Shipment
purchase they pledge their undivided and srictest
ton.
81. Louis Oct. o. 1887
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-25

/ c(M1 l00 P1CALE>-Large sire, selected tor
I,%VU,UOU grocers; small sire Tor the sou,her ,,r
o'gnt hegs OF D. ana ~ gallons put up Superior
WYE, asn ior sse ny j B. WELLSl9f Water st
oifSmN dior IJo,el
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-25
A sSORTED PICK KS
n 1000 cases. 4 dor a. each hal

CQAl-wsssin Coal Yard, corner Of harrow an
~ Washington ss-A stock " superior SchuylkH Peach an
chard Coal hard This will he ~.
for cash reduced prices Families find n 10 the
advantage call before laying in their winters supply
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-25

G)00-Two hundred dollars will be paid for par, o
P%OO houst, eiiher in this city Brooklyn. consisting
oil sitting and three chambers. furnished, with
kitchen from up the LIST Of May. Address g. W. E.
at hisoA .Iuus
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-25

have on hand an extensive assortment made
suited 70 every and sire which they will sell very ehe
Tor cash, either al wholesale retail sI59ms'
('HILDHEN'sC CLOTH Nts-fhe subsc rib.rs teeT
CONSTANTLY an hsnd extensive assortment of cbdr,,'
clothing made IN the fashionable s,vle which tbev ,
sell ON very reasonable terms, wholesale or retail
siSJNT GEO A. uDrT A IA Rorc-x
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-25

IL THE person who left pocket book containing money
and papers at the desk of this Office few days since,
have the returned the has called any
application been made for the same. R2i 81
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-01-27

Mr. VAN Ness, it seems, is not coming
home. after all--unless he should again be
a candidate for congress, in which case
the Sentinel will have him "half way across
The Atlantic" inslanter.
Our Minister to Spain, General EATON, was
still, AT the daIe Of The last advices. (27h Noyem-
her, detained at Cadiz, with his family, in con
sequence Of the disturbed condition Of the country
beIween that port and Madrid, it being the theatre
of the military operations Of The army Of the Car.
list General Gomez and those of his pIrs,iers.
The destruction of The former, however, which
would he doubtless followed by the return Of Mar.
yeaz with his army 10 Madrid, thence 10 proceed
TO participate in the war in the northern provinces
having removed shat obstacle, he would, in all
probability, proceed directly to tine capital, perhaps
under the immediate escort Of the army of Mar.
vaez. Mr. VAN Ness still continued 10 reside at
Madrid 10 that capacity, and is mentioned, on the
occasion Of The opening of the Cores, as having
been present, with the other legations. as ''lhe
American minister "A singular state Of
things, that Of Two ministers plenpoIenliary from
this cnmntry To The same Cou',. residing within the
limits of The same kingdom, bo'h, it is to be pre-.
sumed, drawing their regular salaries, though there
is noidoubIe appropriation in force for The purpose.
Gen. EAToN had been about six weeks, in Cadiz,
where he kept house ard gave enlertainmenls.-
Metropolitan.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-01-27

We learn that young man named
Thomson, son of Col. Luke Thompson of
this town, came near perlshing in attempt.
ing to cross the Lake on foot in the storm
of Sunday last His companion was com.
PEELED to leave him about two miles from
the New York shore and when he returned
with assistance. found HIM in helpless
cond,ion-his arms and legs severely froz.
en-. He is SAID to be in very cri,lca con-
dition.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-01-27

The Portsmouth journal, abiding to the
great quantity of grain manufactured into
,ohiskey in this country, which has direct
tendency to continue. and perhaps increase
the present high prices Of bread, says -
"A few days since not n single bushel Of
Rye could be obtained in this town. II is a
fact which deserves legislative interference
that many portions Of our country are suffer
ing from the want Of bread stuffs, while the
large dls,ilelies are Selling upon vast guam
titles of the best Of grain, and using it for a
much worse purpose than commlttin II TO
the flames. If the gifts Of Providence arc to
be thus ,rhed with and mis.applied without
complaint, let us not rePine when famine
stares us in the face"
We believe bill is now before the legisla
ture of Massachusetts, to prohibit the distila
ton Of grain S ONE measure of this kind is
loudly called for. We notice that tho last
arrivals Of forign rye at N. York, were imme.
da,ely taken by the distiIlers at $l,45, pei
bushcl.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-01-27

There is some difference Of oninion, as to
the probable fate of the tariff bill The
more general beefis that it will not be
definitely acted upon the present session.
The las, Boston Atlas, however, expresses
some apprehension on the subject, and gives
its reasons.
We stated on Saturday. on The authority OLA let.
ter from Washington, that il was the prevailing I'M.
preston al the seat of Government, that Mr. Cam.
brelcng's Bill would not pass the House. Late ad.
vices have given us much reason 10 fear that the
opinion of our correspondent is incorrect and that
it is the intention Of Mr. Cambrelens and his f lends,
if pos.ible to force his monslronS Bill upon the
People, We lean from the Newport x. ~
Herald of the Times that Mr. Sprague, of he
Rhode Island drleg .iinn in Congress, has written
home TO his friend. on the suffice, OF this bill "er-
pressing the utmost alarm at the prospect in
the House, and saying that his sole reliance IS
on the resistance of the SENATE" Mr. Sprague
is of the Van Buren, party, and in possession, prob
ably. of its run-eS and intentions. tie is largely
interested IN manufactures, and we presume but 1T
tie dsposed 10 AID N creating an excitement or pam
io that would tend 10 his serious personal inmy.-
He NAV he presumed 10 speak, then, from his stu
alton and interests, as wel.iniorned aud well'in.
tent Toned man, VINO mas no o'heI opJcCl w view
than The communication ofhe truth 10 his conslitu.
EMS.
Bu, not only has Mr Spragne thus communicated
with his Constituents -lhey have acted upon his
adyire and information. The General Assembly
of Rhode Island on Thursday last, adopted Reso 10
lion. NTH but a single dissenting uoicc protest.
lag in The strongest language against The mletler.
ence of Congress with the Compromise Act, as
greatly injurious 10 all branches Of industry, to all
interests in the State and country. and a violation
of the faith of our National Legislature. Here we
have the example of IA Van Buren, Legislature, suii.
cienlly independent oil lie discipline of Party, to
make "A nearly unanimous Proles, against he profit.
gate movement, Of Mr. Cambreeng They we're
not ready to sacrifice The inereIs of their consIlu
EMS TO the triumph of Faction and Fraud. They
were not prepared 10 take the bread from The mouth
Of Labor, 10 sustain the ascendancy of I.gouen and
much abused power. They voted as men should
have voted, under those circumstances, with a sin.
gle eye TO The honor and good faith of the Republic.
the necessities, The interests. the rights and duties
OF the People.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-01-27

WYE the subscribers having been o..
w pointed by the Honorable the Pr
bate Court for the district of Grand IT,.
Commissioners 10 receive. examine and a.
just thu claims and demands Of all perso
against The estate Of Bird Landon late q
South Hero in said district deceased repre-,
scented lnsplvent and also all claims and
demands exhibited in Offset thereto; ard
six months from the tenth day Of Decembe,,
A. d. 1886, beng allowed by said Cour'
for that purpose, we do therefore herety
give notice, tia, we will attend to the bu.
slnese Of our appointment at the dwelling
Of the widow Susan Landon in South Hero
IN said district on the first Monday Of April
and May next, at ten o'clock A. NJ. on
each OF said days. ..
Dated ut South Hero this 9th day OF
January 1887 .-.
WALLIS MOTT.
CALVIN FLETCHER.
Commissiosers
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-01-27

TExAs.-It seems that Gen. Houston ia
king example of the Hero o. three Wars.
Texas Legislature, in relation 10 Santa Anna.
The Legislature then re-enacted the bill by
a vote of two.thirds, which nulllfed the veto
But Houston having the army with him, re-.
fused TO acknowledge their authority
The poor members heving aothing but The
Constitution and Lac, on their side were;com.
PEELED to submit. 1t was said in South.
ern paper that Santa Anna is to pay Houston
S 100 900 for his liberation. ! (!
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-01-27

The storm ofSaturday night and Sunday,
appears to have been very impartial one,
for we hear similar accounts Of it in all d.
rections. 1t is generally admitted to be the
severcs, we have had for many years In
this vicinity. the snow isl literally piled
mount aims high, and the interruption to bu-
siness has been very serious, Some
Of our houses Of worship were not
opened at all on Sunday, &, not a few ofour
business men who had''drawn' close on Sat
urday. found themselves with large deposits
in bank on Monday morning. Things nave
very much improved however, and the spires
Of mos, of The churches are now visible.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-01-27
Cabinet Furniture g. Chairs.

THE subscriber has on hand and for
Il sale at the old stand Of Abbott and
Wood, south east corner Cour, House
Square. good assortment Of Cabinet
Work and Chairs. consisting in part Of
Mahogany Side Boards, Sofas, Bureaus,
Center. Grecian, Dining, Breakfast Work.
and Toilet Tables; High post Field and
French Beds,ead, Wash and Ligh, Stands;
Dressing Cases, Mahogany Framed. Look
ing Glasses. &c. &c. GrecIan Mahogany
Chairs, Stuffed seats Mahogany Rocking
DO Curled Maple Cane Seat do Fancy,
Cane and Rush Seat do, Windsor, Rock
ing. Kitchen, and Chlldren's Chairs &c.
The above Furniture will be sold for cash
or short approved Credit extremely low.
JOHN ABBOTT.