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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-02-20

BEAR SToRY.-A friend has permitted lis TO
make the following extract from letter received
from his correspondent at Machias, Me dated
Cd inst.
Con Tuesday last, three boys went few miles
to catch deer. they followed the track mile
or two, when they came unexpectedly across
Il bears den. They had but one gun, and the
boy who carried it fired it into the den, when
out came two cubs, about year orr year and
n half Old. The gun being discharged and the
boys not having time to load II, threw it away,
but rs each had knife, and the cubs ran in on
posite directions, one Of the boys followed one,
and two followed the other. They soon came
up with them, Iclinchcd in with them, and des-
patched them both with their knives. They then
returned to the den where they found the old
bear, an enormous one, weighing about 400 lbs
The gnn shot had wounded her in the head, hut
she was ready for battle. They fought her with
clubs until the were tired; when at last, one Of
them getting little ,coi6Sh, drew his knife, and
declrred he would clinch her if he died in the
attempt. They did clinch, and for the first half
hour they went end over end. At last old bruin
seized him 10y the leg with her mouth, which
gave llm an opportunity to use his knife, which
he did IN such IL manner rs 10 compel her to Weld
and give up tho ghost. The boys then turned
too, dressed the bear and cubs handsomely and
went home. The next day they went with
sled, and hauled the Ewhole to my store, where
they Were exhibited TO Il large number oil people.
The old one would stand as high as nan-say
six feet. On the whole, i think it was rather n
courageous fight for three boys. Their names
were Marshall Harmon Rufus Berry, and Otis
Hanscomb.- Boston Transcript.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-02-20
FROM FLORIDA.

tIIINUIUUTI, CD q
Accounts just received from ST. Augustine state
that blule was fought on tho 2ith ult on the
Lachee Hdtchee, in which the Indians were defeat
ed though with the loss on the part of our troops,
Of . killed and 80 wounded.
Gen. Jesup is among the wounded, having re-
ceived sevare flesh wound, said to have been in
the face.
Loss of the enemy not known, but supposed to
be very great. Many cattle, ponies, and hogs with
other property were taken by troops.
On the 26th Gen. Josap at the head Of the
San Lucia river, on large fresh trail, with we'll
founded hopes OF overtdlling the on envy.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-02-20

The Provincial Parliament of upper Canada have
voted one hundred guineas to purchase an elegant
sword, to be presented to Col. NcNabb, and seven,
y-livo for one to be presented to Capt Drew of the
Royal Navy, for their gallant conduct in capturing
the American steamboat Caroline and numbering
her crew. The Toronto Patriot says" THIS is
right. While Governments are grateful, sub ects
will be hetoic"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-02-20
New EEogaT and Grist RHiaH.

NUSTIN GROW would respectfully inform
H. the public thdt he has become proprietor in,
and will take charge ofthe new GRiST MILL, G.
rcc,cd by E. ~ r. Fairbanks y Co. one mile east
of ST. Johnsbury Plain. Customers are assured
that no pains will be spared in keeping the mill 10
perfect order for Grinding all kinds of Grain with
despatch and in the best possible manner: The
mill being furnished with two superior Touring
bolts, and third for the Grains, incon-
venience will accrue from the mixing of different
kinds OF meal in Touring. The Mill for Huliing
Oats is in fine order, and Dat meal will be kept con-
stantly on hand TO ezchang. for Oats when custom
prefer, Oat meal for sale at So hundred, and
Good Wheat at fair prices.
St. Johnsbury 10th Jan 1888. 24-Uw
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-02-20
2.s A3Bs GUS 9a

IN this town, on the 18th inst by Rev. MIR NJ orse,
Mir WILLIAM GREEN Of Lyndon, 10 Miss ELIZA :
BETH G. KELLEY, OF this town.
p, IN hfoWnl,Stot1; on the an INST oy ReV. "A: L.
Twilight, DR. O. w. OREW of Waterbury, to Mrs
MARGARET w. BARsrow, of b.
In Barre, January II, lIr JULIUS SmALLEY, to
Miss PHILraA 9. CORE; on the 25th Jan. mir WIN.
COOK, TO Miss Susan TowNE.
III Windsor, Mr. Franklin Gil of Canton, n. Y
to Miss Mehitable Bradley, of w. Also, Mr. Geo
p. Baldwin, of Bradford, 10 Miss Lydia Strickland
of w.
In Chelsea, Heman Carpenter, attorney at law Of
Norhfeld, to Miss Harriet S. Gchrst, ofC.
In Windsor, MIR John NJ White, to Mrs Mary
II. Hosiord, both of Woodstock
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-02-20
NewEbuEy Seminary.

FHVHE Spring Term Of this School will commence
Il on "Wednesday the 9TH day of March next
week. including room, washing and fuel. Tuition
for common English studies 49, for higher branches
and languages 81, for ornamental branches and book
keeping So per quarter of eleven weeks, and in
structon IN music on Piano Forte for SIS extra the
term. LEWIS b. TIBBETS,
Secretary ofthe board of Trustees.
NeWbury, Vt Jan. 20, 1858. 27-4w
n. b. Rooms may be had TO accommodate those
who wish to board themselves
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-02-20
STATE OF VERMONT, !
Orleans District, SIS. I

OTItUNS IISITICL, SS. }
I'm PROBATE COURT, holden at Irasburgh,
L. within and for said District, on the 9TH day of
February A d., 1888 -.
WuEREAs, the Estate of NATHANIEL COBB,
late of Salem in said District, deceased, hath boon
represented nsolv emf, and Commissioners appointed
thereon, according to law, who have duly attended
to the duties OF said appointment, and made report
of their proceedings, in due form of law, which
report was accepted and allowed by said Court, ON
the third day of September, n. ID. 1887, and SAID
estate found insolvent, -Whereupon, it is ordered,
that l.. g CoBp, Administrator said estate, be-
and hereby is allowed fourteen months from the
day last aforesaid for the sale of the goods chattels
and lands of the said estate for the payment of debts
due from the same; and that the creditors to said
the CaIcdonian, printed at ST. Johnsbury, three
weeks successfully, the last of which TO be al least
six months before the expiration of said time al
lowed BY THE CoURr,
Is GEO. NYE. Register
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-02-20
s9IG AIS e8a

In Walden, 18th inst JOHN BrAroS, aged Ga,
formerly of this town.
In Chelsea, Feb. ~, Mrs Elizabeth c Stearns,
consort of John Stoarns, Esq aged As
I'm Concord, n IL the 18th inst Mrs Lucia Anne
F. wife of George Kent, Esq. and daughter of the
late Hon Daniel Farrand, Of Burlington, VT aged
In Brainlreo, on the l4th inst. Elder Elias Cobb,
formerly Of Woodstock
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-02-20

FESIIE DIVING FLUE STOVE has been long
E and tavor,bly known as having the best Oven
in use. But while the superiority OF the Oven was
was insufficient and the height of the stovo was too
great for convenience.
In the present improvements, by means Of the
rising jlue and rolling damper the draft is increased
to any desirable degree while it is under perfect
control, and the Oven which large, is easily tenn
pered at the will of the user, and is never liable
burn or scorch in cooking The Insight ofthe stove
Improvement III the sunkcn projecting hearth, in
addition to the facilities for broiling, admits of boil
ing tea kettle other vessel of water in Il very
few minutes by the use of small quantity Of chips.
This latter Improvement is particularly valuable for
summer use, when it is not desirable TO build fire
in the body of the stove.
The above Stoves together with a variety of
BOX STOVES, SI'OVE FUNNEL, &C.
are kept constantly for sale by The subscribers
L. u Il. FAIRBANKS ~ co.
rs. Johnsbury, Jan. 1888. 25-tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-02-20

BRIGHTON NIARKET
Monday, February ~, 1888.
Reported for the Daily Advertiser Il Patriot.
At market 270 Beef Cattle $40 Sheep, and
90 Swine DO beef cattle unsold.
PRICES.
pRICEs. BeefCattle-A small advance was ef-
focted. We quote extra 81 rs; first quality at rs
a 81; second quality a q so; third quality 75 a
$375,
Sheep-We notice sales at . so, IS, So, 3 IS,
4 so; and few cossot Wcthcys at so.
Swine-none at market.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-02-20
From Ike London True san.

From Ike London True San
Speaking of the contest in which the Canadian
insurgents were engaged, tho True Sun remarks -
We will not say that there is no telling where it
will end how it may involve America aud Europe
in wide wasting contention; what hosts of lives it
may cost and what additional millions it may add 10
;he eight hundred OF debt, we will not urge the
interruption of trade, and tho sudtrngs OF iamish
ing thousands on the certainty OF failure in such
country rs Canada, and with the American rifle
men ready to pour the froulcr TO It's aid
with the sure prospect of cheap, immcdtcto and
complete success, we should not be less carncs in
tonul crime, the bloody coercion Off colony into
!he endurance of the violation Of its best chartered
and constitutional rights. If the people have any
sense Of Justice, let them soemniY dsclan that
crime. BE the guilt and the blood on the heads of
Lord John Russell and his colleagues, to answer for,
when the tine Of rctribution shall come TO their
country and their God. In the substituting sonti-
mcnts of Sir w. Molesworth, eff unhappily war
does cnsuc, may speedy victory crown the efforts
Of the Canadians, and may the curse and cxecra-
tons of the indignant people of this empire alight
upon the heads of those Ministers who by thcir mis-
government, Ignorance and imprudencc, involve
US in the calamiiies Of civil discord, and eXDend
our national resources in unholy struggle against
liberty" This language TO be heard of
England and Canada of Europe and America of
the world and of heaven All arc responsive TO its
truth and power, and though future times will often
be quoted that impressive but UNDECIDED warning
We have freed our consciences, and leave the g.
vent.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-02-20

LYCEUM A meeting of the ST. Johnsbury Ly-
ceum will he held at the School House on the Plain
WEDNESDAY EVENING. The citizens,are in
vi;ed to attend.
continued. - Is tho policy and conduct of the U. s.
Government towards the Indians ins1ilinblel
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-02-20
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

by the arrival of The packet ship siIvio dc Gras-
Sc at New York, Paris and Iavre papers TO Dec.
3Oth and London TO the 4th have been received
the SiIyio dc Grasso having put into Torbay whence
she sailed on the 5th. Previous dates from London
were to tho 25th of December.
The affairs Of Canada weo the principal subject
Sir John Colborne to tho 20th Of Nov, had been
ceiyed. The Intelligence through other channels
was TO the 4th of Decomber
1t was stated in the Standard Of Dec. Both that
the brig lnconsant of3G guns was ordered without
delay TO tho North coast of Spain and the rumor
was that Tho obi Get ofthis cXpcudon was TO take
Oh board the battalion Of marines, stationed at Pas
snsts, and to convey them to Lower Canada, VIA
ialiiaX-Thc brig had taken on board at Ports.
muoth 1000 muskets anda large quantity ofmilitafy
stores.
The same paper states that the Hastings was or
dered 10 Portsmouth, there 10 take on board troops
Tor Canada.-Ihe 93d ilighlanders were ordered to
Nova Scotia, and it reported that the 23d rifle
men and the list light infantry ordered to
Canada The Goth, stationed at Barbados, were
ordered to Canada, to be replaced by the 60!h from
Sir John Colborne's dispatches were received in
London on the goth Of Dec. with tbs Presidents
message.
These dispatches dsproy cd the false accounts of
the defeat Of Col Weherall at St. Charles, carried
out by the Cambridge and Shakespeare from this
port, which sailed on tho.3d ofDec,
From the London Morning Post
CANADA.-Iho intelligence which reached London
yesterday from Canada and the United States the
most important particulars Of which we hastonod
to lay before the public in Il second edition, is of
mingled character paraIiing in pretty equal proper
lions of the gloomy and tho cheering in relation to
the actual position of affairs, and presenting us al
tcrnn'ey with sinister and with suspicious Onions
Of the future
Perhaps the most formidable source Of danger
brought into view by the advice OF Yesterday is The
disposition manifested by Il part OF the people, II
not also by the government OF the United STATES TO
make common cause with the Canadian insurgents.
extent in the American Union, it is clear that the
struggle in which Great britain is involved by the
imbeciity and reachory of her rulers in struggle
from which there is no possibility ofhonorabo re-
treat, and which only be successfully maintained
by the prompt, unsparing, and energetic employ
ment Of the utmost powers and recources OF tic
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-02-20

The bill ropeOlng the small bill law which re-
Gently passed the New York Assembly, was defeat
cd in the Senate.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-31

M ESTERN BuTTER-l39 kegs, received per
w steamer Vanlalin, from Springfield Illinois,
superior article, for sale, by
SLATER g. TRIER,
ielS 40 Poviras street.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-31

A BEAUTIFUL head Of hair is III" grand"at orua
" men, belonging ~ the human frame How sr'ness
" the loss OF it changes the c"n'tt1ante, and pro'na
turev brings the appearance Of 6ld nge. which GU
ses many rpcoi heinr uncovered. and sometimes
even shu! society avoid the tests mud snserS oil
their acuia the remainder 81 their lives are con
sraunnv spent in refinement. In Short. not even the
loss nf property fills the thinking vonih with
that sinking gloom does the loss Of his ha't'
To avert all these unplea ant circumstances, adrisc
BALM of Columbia stops the hair from nlling of un the
first application aud few hotties tesrores il again. 1t
likewise PRODUCES eyebrows and &hskers prevents the
mir from turning gray makes ii fhrl beautifully ana
frees ii from scnrf Numerous certificates al me hrse
fespectahitv in support OF the virtues OF odrdSel
Balm, are shown by the proprietor'.
~ Read the foo~ng:-
Robert Wharton, Esq. late Mayor of Philadelph
has certified may be seen below, to the high chara
Ter of he following gentlemen. ,.,
the Balm Of Columbia discovered by J. Oldridge and
have found highly -erviceable only preventive
against the falling Of Of hair but also certain res'ora
tive.
WILLIAM THATCHER, Senior,
Methodist Minister in 81 George t'nr-t
No So North Fifth vt:
JOHN P INGLIS, 32i A,ch street.
JOHN ID THOMAS, NJ D, 1863 Racest
JOHN Ft'REY ,l0l Spruce street.
HUGH McCURDl. 2i3 South I'd at.
JOHN GARD, Jr, l23 Arch street.
1t is know that three of the ahov. signers moro
than 50 years Of and the Others not less than 80
From the Mavor.l
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, [
City of PHILADELPHIA.
l. Robert Wharton Mayor of said city Of Philads:
shia do hereby certify that am well acquainted with
Messrs ? lnglis, John Fure', aud Hugh NJ 'Curlys
whose names signed to- the above certificate that they
are rcncu,er n character and resptctabity; and as
such full credit sould lie given IN the said certificate.
In witnes whereof have herounO set my hand
and caused the seal OF the city 10 be fixed, this
9th day OF December &c.
H.. 81 ROBERT WHARTON, Mayor.
OBSERVE that each hottie of the Genuine Balm has
splendid engraved wrapper, which is repfcs, nteS
the Fus Of Niagara, &c
Sold wholesale and retail by the sole agents for Amr
riru No Fletche, street, near Maiden Lane, door
below Pearl street. and by most druggists aud perfumers
through h, country.
JARVIS X ANDREWS,
mo Wholesale Agents, New Orleans
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-31

G. uGAE-3u hlds il e, Tor sale by
SIN G DORSEY, J4Newlevee.
DACON-40 casks Cincinnati Cured, IN store Tor
Id sale. by G. DORSEY.
oIo Al New Icvte.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-31

INLOUlR-4O0 bbls, in stor,, for sne by
II jel8 &. DlRSEY, "a New Levee.
\ EAF I.ARD-5OO kegs, in fine shipping order. for
j sale by u. ID ,NSEf,
ieis Al New I.evee.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-31

A GARD.
rVNHE undersigned have opened house in this city,
Il tor The purpose of tran$acting u
GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS.
OFFICE. No. 10 GRAv1ER STREET, Ur STAIRS.
HIP LEVY.
The house at Grand Gulf, Miss, will be continued
godfrey LAY ,si,, RE & s""ll' New orlsuns,l
IL b Hill & Co, Louisville, KY.
John NJ Gilmore, Nicksburg, Miss
Harper, s ca1ps e Ter \ Co Grad Gulf Miss
Sies Lillard, Natcl,ez, Miss. -,
New Orleans, July IL 1888. Hl-
CARD.
NATHANIEL TOWNSEND having located HIM
~ self New Orleans for the purpose OF transactng
General Agency and Commission business, ""ulu re-
specially solicit from the public share OF their pa
tronage.
acting of any business that muy ne desired Ill nut
country and will guarantee PROMPT ana unrenltled at
IA n,iun to all business entrusted 10 his charge and
faithful application lin accordance WIN lnsfucuosJ o
all funds that may come into his hands.
Office in New Exchange, Gravler street, opposite
In Kew MIR Clapps church. and adjoining Gibson's
reading room. sign of the Texan Consulate
New Orleans, November 20, l6o''
differences.
M Mess w lIiIl,or, Bush 4 Co. New York.
Alvarez FISK, Nulchcz, Miss.
RIM Sirolh 81 Louls, Mo-
John Il or Y. Louisville, Ky:
i,r Jnh Sue e. II pk'nSSllle, NY. m2a oni
FIREMENs INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS,
Office No. "a Musson's Building,
I'D CANAL STREET..
Y FILTERS CONVERSATIONS, CELLEk GO
4 TIONS of ) L COleridge.
;ng Ne, and 8 of The Uniform Edition of faulding
Works.
Cotton, on the Religious State of the Country.
| Whale Fishery; being Nos ii and y of the Boys
| Girls Library.
| Just received by
J,4 III BANCROFT II Comp
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-31

NEW HAT STUKF.
EUST received per late arrivals from New W. fok'
y fresh aud fashionable assortment If HATS.
The subscriber would particular call the attention
of the public 10 "a style of beaver hats OF snperi"
finish fine texture rio and beautiful lus're: also TO
fine plain Russia hat OF superior quality; and also h
81 lendi article of silk har, togetl cr It'll general I
sor,ment anuactu ed by hmselt, expressly Tor this
uarket wholesale and retail
NV OSBORN, 81 Camp street.
NJ Cit; and ccuntry dealers are invited 10 call.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-31

DIAPER. quits, .teel pens, ink, fluid, waters sealing
Il wax, india rubber black sand, pounce, aud every
other article OF stationery, of teyery best quait CON
stantly on hand and iOr sale by
DAVID FFLT& co.
mig w Statiolrrs' Hall, 90 Charities Il.
"a HITE H AVANA SUGAR-25 boxes landing
w from schr Texas: for shle by
may2 % SLATER N TRlER. Az Peydras 81
TUyEXAS MONEl-Sl30u Treasury Notes for ale
by TR HYDE a. BROTHER,
u,ayo9 80 Common. cor. Magazin st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-31


=, RICHARDS, Tobacco and Snuff manutac-
y :urer, No. 277, Cam erect, New-Orleans,
wies 10 inform his friends and the public in general,
dat ne aow prepared Furnish any thing, IN the
uIoy. business AM, has constantly for ale tho following
articles:
Rose, German R;ppec.
Nlacahey, English Phi :''Rescnt,
American Rappee; Natchito hes,
initiated, American gehleman's,
Berg;,mo,, Dunkcn' ttappee,
irish Blaeksuard, ST. oma'',
Curacoa Paris,
Purc Spanish, Half coarse Rappce,
Scotch, and genuine tooth powder.
TOBACCO.
Fine cut chewing, sweet scented 81 f'l:iin
Fine cut smoking, of various qualities
Ril'-toot Virginia, Spanish, nc.
The above articles are al warranted d. ,tnot STU
erior any thing OF the kind imported, and will be
furnished 10 deae. on the most lihcratern,s. may d
NEW BEDFORD SPERM CANDlES-lOO boxes
~ of New Bedford Sperm Candles, landing from
ship Kentucky, and for sale by
LAWRENCE x IEGENDRE,
ie2l rs n % New Lcvee
I'D RAZIERS COpPEt-l000 sheets braziers copper
Id weighing pounds each, i'll store and for sale by
SAMUEL. LOCKE Co.
NO Front I.eree; between Custom House and Lien
vile streets. jnne2l
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-31

NEW MUSIC-She wore wreath OF loses; Ellen
Y Tree Look forth my fiirest; The Star Spirit Come
sing your lesson The heath this night; List the lay OF
the Gsndolicr; The lady leaves tie banquet hail; Ma
poleons midnight review. Just received aud for sale
at i CASEl'S,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-31

FOR VEi.ASCO, BRAZ)luA n Colu Mi'lA M
II The well known, LIGHT irnught schr DE
IN K>Ln, Capt Mc'.earn, hoyi@g the ssa1 ter
SAlA4 put o. h II cargo engag d, will me- twin de-
sputcl For halnnrc of freight or passage, having su
pcrior taiion5, appl t" the captain Oh poo'u'
WM BRYAN,
;.,i 81 Common street.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-31

IORk-Rump, Soft Mess and ., Tor sale by
ie6 q DORSEY, "A New Levee.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-31

New Orleans and CarroIliom Rail Rond
Arrangement for running the ears !, from this date
FROM CAnuoLLToN FROM NEW ORLEANS. !
The horse car AT o'ck A VI Steam car AT I A
. ds dc car $ do do do q" do q" do DO ! /
do do 10 do do do
steam car II do do steam "ar at 3 do
. do do o"' do d" do do d" d" do d"
do do do d" 8 8 dc do do 4" d" do . do
The jackson street and LAFAYETTE, half past |
O'Clock, A NJ Canal street at o'clock Nj and run
ming hourly nj o'clock. These will commence
running every halt hour and continue throughout the
day until I o'clock, 2 NJ.
The arrangement for the La Course street the
same as for jackson street.
ST. JAGO COFFEE, in grass oosa-lUO, received
- per brig Star, III store Tor sale by ~
Sl.Art K & TRlER,
m!2 Al Poydras street,
6SoLoGNE WATElt-Dhec.ly imported from Co
" losnc, by IL hon NAbEL,
cor Natchcz and rchapitouas
u The genuneness Of the article is proved by the
autograph of the manufacturers johann Maria Fur'a.
a GREAT BARGAIN
NNTILI. be given in a choice Purcell of SUMMER
w CLOTHING, To closa consignment. Per-
sons wishing purch Use invited 10 call and
'''''' NATIi'L TOWNSEND.
ie2l Exchange Hotel, tiravier st.
NNHIskEl-9OO blIs in s!ore, for sale by
w ma q DORSEY, "a New Lcvee.
LNLoUR-3oo bbls atlhe l4,l.ns, per ial, for suis
jei3 "A New Lcvee.
"a p.I,1:1 WIlr-x.ce, ono Drv No15,1n WIoe
ALanA "iN'.Ir"ert anu ,ry nuu's, w. nus
for sale by READ q BARSTOW,
- :, =, -77 7--,
~. oan ,a,n ,mFtn,''' po"u'f' young n!So" anu
~ s"uchnhS enH'
wv ,"n Mss ~ Muasa n',s''s
ln0bags prime green Havana Coffee.
"n boxes Mats r' asa s%es. m9a' eide.
o1Scnses mr. eaux t;nr,t.
80 cases superior Old por, Wine.
- d" do Sherry.
30 Kegs prime Gushcn Butter.
70 css Jared do do do
8: I t e"sp assorted s"s,''V Nails s i'''0''S'
50 kcSs No !, White Lend
10 casks Winter Strained Sperm oil
100 boxes Boston No s"ap
81 boxes French iiratdy Cherries.
IN hbs American Gin.
Is bbs American brandy.
S ar casks Barclays Port Wine.
: ~: :: +; :,!:
VI '''''''S ZICHARil a. HRoTllER,
il ~ 16 Old l.cvee street
,;-, ,,1I----7-ooo- - !, - -r,,:, ,;.
AN','' iV" s't ,,, VIII VII ."E 49,
40 on oT .s i''n ~ ,,, E ".',
's" S'i'" ' ,' ' S anu 49,, , g. az i, H.
OIL !" GUMS ~ ~ , ~ 'n ~, ~
~ 10 ~ n>'
"holssaie pinsg'S',,
, :: :, - ;. -, !
u oAf-9ou Jokes NJ en'l' n'""n - in'''eH n"u'o
~ lanung from brig W lI'i IAN i ,of Snle ~
ivT ia Magazine street
pp,IE ROPE-I30 coils bale rome, of supcriul
| Ed quality for sale hv
ISAAC BRIDGE SEQ,
iv7 13i Magazine street
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80. IL" 90 ari % Ve,, lyse
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yM,,R,E SAN. IN Gases. tn boxes each: fine tu
, 1 Le salt ttr snle Inv
READ X BARSTUW;
july ~ :. Bank Place.
TEACH BRANDY. A few ills old peach b and,
> for sale by
+ READ & 6ARSrOW,
: uly 10 !, Bank Plac
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