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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-04-11

matters brisk and spry, and rs for so
gering, except on 4th July or some such
day, in ten years from this time folks
will be ashamed ont.
Now my advice is TO our folks to keep
cool, and make no stir aboSt the mat
ter till thoy git orders from Washing
ton. The Gineral Government amt
asleep about it-all are wide awake
Congress will put the matter as strait
as a pine log, and England will see the
advantage of doing right-but il these
Governors on both sides, for the sake
of flourish, lead their folks into ho,
blood, they may find they have begun
IN carve the meat before il is cook :,
and have poor dinner ont. This is
an everlasting Country in real fight
when all take hold-thcn we shall b,
sure to make clean work and to git what
we fight for. But if any part ont un'
dertakcs a fight aiorc the other part
knows what the quarrel is about il may
make a muss and dirty work only.
There is always too eends to stick
we have in this matter got hold OF the
clean eend, and let us keep it and not
in a hurry or untimcly scufilc change
eeuds, and perhaps hold the nasty one
and that's all for the prisent-From your
friend,
J. DOWNING, Mai or
Downingvillc Militia, Cd Brigade
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-04-11

as u bean pole, and all grit from one
eend TO tother, y willing to work like a
beaver at all pints--Souih and South
West, North, and Northeast, and
DJmn East, tn keep an honorable peace;
and watching like link, to see that
the nations honor is no way siled-l
do think tho war would give me
considerable boost up in the world IN
military rank, he man who keeps the
peace is, according to the Good Book,
. .cnitlcd To biessing-espccially II war
is his trade.
There is one thing | think Mr.. Van
Il Burcn dcsarvcs great credit for, and
IIthat is in commanding the saryiccs OF
| sich man as Gincral Scott TO manage
all matters of this natur and there is
only one thing more think is wanting,
and that tho people are entitled to, and
that is some one TO manage money mat
ters of the country as well. | go on
the principle, that il a man does right
in using the best plough he can get on
his farm, and sowing the best grain
c.t so President does right in calling
into the sarvicc of the country the best
talent the country has--the people are
entitled to it-and it PARTY folks grum-
BILE, they should take it out in grumb-
ling. Look what "Party" has done
already for some years back-"Scratch
ploushing, and smutty croPs'-but
cnul of this.
/ | tliank you for your kind invitation
to stop and eat Peaches with you ",chen
Mey are ripe" and as remember you
have got some capital carly apple trees
on your farm, III stop and take bite
on my way North, and n chance at the
Peaches when return back, Jest by
way OF reminding you Of old times in
the Bank-ior ust sure you remember,
when you tcll'd folks you thought Pea
chcs would be ripe in September, they
would be down upon you to get nip
of Early Apples in June and thsn fetch
up on the Peaches afterwards.
The fact is, Squire, ] am desperately
afraid. now that you and the Gincral
have both back ii out and gone TO get
some quiet and rcst-that good many
on us will have cause to feel that good
times have gone by-only with this diff
ference, that the Gincral's extra work
came from his notion Of "rcwarding
friends and furnishing enemies" and
you went on the principle of feeding
both--and one was about as hard work
us tOthcr.
As Amos Kindlc haint yet got Post
Office nigh your farm, send this Let
to the ".Nw York ErPress," to print
and send out, and | suppose you'll git it
some how that way best.
Your friend in old times, time
present, and times 10 come,
j. DOWNING, Major,
Downingvilc Militia, Cd Brigade.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-04-11
THE LIBERAL PROX.

We have seen with much regret the
determination Of a part Of the Wings Of
this State to oppose the regular nominn-
tons of The party and to run third Prox
Did we not know the men by whom the
prox was formed, wo should nj once de-
eide that il was an net Of the enemy, So
completely does it accord with their
policy, 81 exactly does it meet their
views aud wishes. But we do know
these men, and many cf them we know
too well to suppose for moment that
they would designcdIy do any thing To
injurc the Wing cause. Many of them
are men with whom we have stood side
by side on many trying occasion, and
with whom we have gone shoulder "a
shoulder through many well contested
I fight men VIM, IN their devotion Ia
Wing principles, aud their efforts to
! maintain them, have gone as lar as ih,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-04-11

The NEXT CONGREss.-Thc N. York
Journal of Commerce has published d the
following table, showing the results Of
the elections which have been held for
members of the Goth Congress, COM
pared with the results in the sumo Dis
tricts for members Of the last Congress.
In regard to the politics of some of the
South Carolina and Georgia members,
there is some doubt-Mr. EImore, OF
IS. G.. frankly declared, in letter to
his constituents, just previous to the
election, that he did not know to which
party he belonged.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-04-11

The WHIG MEETING held at the Court
House in this town on Friday evening last,
was we are happy to say well attended,
& determined spirit evinced in the good
cause. The meeting was organized by
the choice Of MICHAEL FREEBoRN, Esq.
Chairman, and Mr.. CHARLES LAwTON,
Secretary. Several gentleman address
sod the meeting, after which the follow
ing resolutions were passed unanimous
ly, and ordered to be published with the
signatures of the Chairman and Secre-
tary prefxcd.
i Rcsoired, That we hold it Of the utmost
importance, that the Wing party should act
in the approaching Election, with vigilance
and unanimily, especially ns II appears an at
tempt is To be made To break their ranks, by
the Introduction Of n certain third Prox.
Rcsolped therefore, That VIC will give our
undivided support TO the gcnnine Pros, x,nOmi-
mated by The Wing Convention in January
last, and published in the several Whig pa
pcrs in this State, at the head Of which Ii
William Sprague for Governor, and Joseph
Childs for Lieut. Governor
II MICHAEL FRErBoRN, Chairman.
II CHARLES LAwTON, Stc'y
The meeting adjourned to meet again
tomorrow evening, at half past o.
clock, at the same place.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-04-11

We announce with sincere regret the
death Of Hczekiah Niles, Iatc Of this city.
who departed this life yesterday morning al
2 o'clock at Wilmington, where he has re-
sided for some time pas, in most feeble
state OF health. As the editor and proprietor
Of Niles's Register, the deceased entitled
himself to The gratitude Of his coun,rymcr
IN furnishing the best record cxiapt Of pas.
sing events of national or local importance
The success Of The American System car
perhaps be attributed To no individual in q
greater degree than 10 IIczekiah Miles,
baltimore .4mfricon, Sd inst.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-04-11

The "LIBERAL PRox. We have
been requested by Mr.. PETER p. REM
INGToN, whose name is inserted in the
ticket called the "Liberai Pror," as
a candidate for the Office Of General
Treasurer, to state, that his name has
been made use Of therein without his
knowledge or consent, and chat he wish
es it explicitly understood that he posi-
tirely declines any such nomination.
Mr.. r. wishes us also to request the
editors of the Providence papers who
have published and still publish the
Liberal Prox," not to insert his name
again, as candidate for the Office re-
lcrred to, in said ticket
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-04-11

RcmOvaI.-This Office has been
removed to the Building at the head of
the CouRT, in rear of Messrs. f.. +. s
w. Newton, and directly opposite its
A. ,nryOer loo ,fiou
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-04-11

'Onc vacancy occasioncd by the rcsigna-
ton Of Rice Garland, Wing.
Wing gain rs without including the
two Conservativcs-Van Buren, loss l8
making difference of ~ in the re-
latvc strength of parties. Should the
remaining States and Districts return
members of the same politics as before,
there will be a WHIG MAJORITY
OF TWENTY-FOUR in the next
House, without counting tho Conserve
tires on either side.
Ofthe seven members whose seats
will be contested, six arc Wings (from
N. Jersey and one V. B. (from Illinois. }
Nine States arc yet to choose, entitled
to 81 mcmbcrs--and one vacancy in
Louisiana, making with those already
elected, n total of 9f2.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-04-11
NEW JERSEY.
FnKDoSrAS OFrUr. . o'clock, r. NJ.
SIh AprIl. IS.D.

We have only tune 10 say that after b
warmly contested claetiop ior tow wnship oi
(liccs. we have succeeded IN olccting the
whole Wing ,itkct, by an average majority
of 40.
T.. 3. Tho largcst mnIuriiy We have had in
Eve years. Three cheers for New BIuns.
wick.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-04-11

Il To close cracks in stoves through whicI
iire OF smoke penetrstcs, apply while the
stove ~ hot ~ cold, n mixture Of common
salt aud fresh ~voJ ashes made into paste
! alili water.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-04-11

ripFs " Nrw yonK.-For the past vcnr tho 6res \,
New Nark hnVe been less ffequrr aud les dertrusv.
,ut a'cly the, have gfatiy rrr,s 81 In H,mlwt aud
lcy,ry pare, c"uirins the accounis ~ ohs ~ iws.
rsrmenicr has hccn clor'd ~ 'hr 9Th consnssionsi
DisiIci n Msssathusttts, 10y 5.ycri'y ctgNoits.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-04-11

General Scott has declined the prof
fcrcd compliment of a public dinner by
the citizens of New York. His "po-
sition as soldier, bound by peculiar
ties to country and govcrnmcnt-thc
necessity of continuing itincrant, he
knows not how long, and the danger Of
seeming to seek, in violation of militia
ry propriety, such honors--all have re-
Gently admonished him to accept no
public entertainments whatever.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-04-11

SurpEME JUDiciAL CounT.--On Sat-
urday last Anthony Benjamin received
his sentence before this Court in Provi-
dencc, for the crime Of "Manslaugh-
ter" on the body Of james Gibbs. lie
was sentenced to solitary confinement,
at hard labor, for the term Of five years
from the 9th of April. ale was much
affected, and shed tears abundantly, {"
says the Providence Journal
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-04-11

The charter election in the city Of
New York commenced on Tuesday last
and closes to-day. The New-York pa
pcrs of Friday will furnish us the re-
suit.
The town elections, as far as heard
from throughout tho State, were never
more auspicious for the Wings. In
some counties nearly every town has
been carried by decisive maioritics.-
The "Empro State" has indeed nobly
done her duty.
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1nl\nSP.ANl.;H Mill Dulars, for ,;h nj
lVlJO GhEii)iiI'S,
ji!j I.xcl,rmgp 'lG,:'. - tanHl st

NtkT!i " TX III VT ".-ni I'll EXching"
" New York, SiI,rl sigh, aud 1T 30 and ia days
Apply to ANDREWS " BROS,
in.lf-2r ('unn al
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u.
MI GEORGE MEEluCi[ having resigned the Ut
fee ochcf Engineer Of the New Orleans and Carroll
ton Rail Road, Mr.. Joia iIanpsou has been ppon,-
ed in his place. to VIII m ull persons having business
with, ol wishing Information regarding sud Rail Road
will APPLY at the Rail Roud Office poydras street,
BY order of the Gn.ri.
(siru",l) JOHN NICNOI. son,
nuv11-,f Cashier
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FOR ilN EkiDDl.
A. The Al FIST sailing ship SANo%, Capt
,fs-FfN+ Mansfield, having The greater part Of rr
-. IL engaged, will m ct with dcs;a'"h For
height OF !p bales cotton, if lUnrdn'e application be
made or passage, apply |. II GALE,
t,.l 81 t'ornun
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\EW BOOKS.
The bu!v Dan 'iurr ,nulr4I story, by tie author
Of thr ">uNn'Irru, in 2vnl&.
Mary l''Nne aud athrr InlrS by Mrs Gore author.
, f+s oi 'N"i "'s and nnng tcrs,' Ne. i'll :. vols
Til" il"lr "i >"lH" od nv the authorizes Of "Nt,tgcrs
uni nruch1rr~' &r in! vols.
Allh va \r'nru, ar t4c Embroidered llandkrrc hrt ia
Win is nddr! Henrietta LA on, the 3 ne uun
mn'lA, hr Mss Leslie, author Of 'Prnril ;Skcch
rI. &c. vol.
Oliver Twist, r"Wplrr in , vols. by Boz cheap cd-
ton. Just received and for sale lv
WIN. NkEAN,
Jams cor Camp aud Crrnnnn
NEN BOO 'l\S.-itub Of the Fowl, Il | egcnd OF -.
ln'grcs. by the author of Swallow Barn. Horse
Shoe Rohinson, Nc &c. in , VOLS just received and
or saIe by WV MkFAN,
JAN cor taap X toun'n
I O\DON PUKTER-And Burton ALI, landing
- from ship Orwell, from Liverpool, aud for sale by
the under igicl
80 ca Ks, Is drz. crchl superior Len Ion Porter,
20 do DIR. burton Ale;
Also-Chest"r cheese. of the very best quality, put
III lin boxes, and trcm - to l6 to each.
Jazz JOHNS X Co, st Charles 81
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EXCHANGE HOTEL.
nuSu & ALLAN would respectfully call the at
- tcuou Of citizens and strangers To hcircompctc
assortment OF Gentlenichs linen -hirts do cnnl,rlC
with linen fronts fashionable linen fronts linen col
lars: silk, aud under sAnr.s and drawers:
ratlhrc aud silk hnnrlkcrchcts: black and fancy cn-
vnts grcut variety: stocks OF dcscriI gum
elastic aud cotton srspendcrs: silk. cotton and thread
gloves: gents hoskn gloves: umbrellas and gold
mounted.
Also,-Splrndil assortment of LADIES' and gents wr-
ting desks, dressing cases, por foEos, eeriury,
Icry, and rich iuncy goods.
usVl
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NN7ANTED-A partner with a capital Of SO 20 0, in
w general Commission Il brokerage business
about to he established in this city, line. nd'Ire .s'd
40 4. b., Box Co. Post Office stating when an Interview
may be had with real name will be- considered strictly
contidentinI, and meet "i,i attention.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-11

III A s"Iaji ing, rap,hin "r c-1tyi,v 100
,ifsxats\A hid. Sr.nr ,Ad load or il northern port
49,. Ap.h. IT, l. Il GALE.
l"l, - UlnIIul :;
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M ACKEREl-2U9 bills and $50 half hhls. Nos.
wi I,2, e. Macktr,l, in store and for sale by
jai6 THAfER 4 Coz ~ P0ydrlS st
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fDtt Iit fltftNJi..
IN The Al new and fast sailing snip c HEY.
,@TrrIA AIlfK, Capt Knight, having most OF her
1919. cargo aged and going on board. i'll u,cct
with Immediate eSpntcl. For freight OF 200 bales tot
ton, nSs"ge, having superior nrcomodatiors, apply
ja23 |. II GALE. ., Cul,,}ol st
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RI ~ Mt>iC-u, Native Muse; The ,ol,v.I. lie


RI " MtciC-t Native Muse; The CUNT ~ lie |
/ Fm IGu,ing, rovins i'laIe; Never Derrar ~
don't Ieu",i'r the hc.ltiIul glade in the ib,., .
Romance; The White Horse the Peppers; llI.n
r"t AMI = iuyr IlIon aii me, nng hv 'li1sSh
~ Iii tn" @i&Hl N"Iutittr Opera An,ilIe; ii"nt VI,
! IL i""' thse and puItn@; care not for spring
r A' VIA, iN II iili~srI; uinr. come, tdil art
I""; ilic "n ia" Ocean wave, by II Russell. ShH
"trhr'i i ia; 10 IA let Ia1l tear: Tome to ~. ut
u"fnh2 beri!! wairrI nv mouni ,if lrrr s hour
nhe my own, arranged for III: harp hv L Lslnrre.--
Royal Nnilz's, BY 4 FInrh"; Queen Victurn'a Court
QHdr'Iles. Ju.i r. 'aWct and Tor ale by
dI3 BIC tstY. 10 Camp al
2 EN GOODS flush n .ikea iuve l,I- Resolved
spI'iimi assortment of iIe Fancy Gupd4, srlita-
bite tor PHFatNrs, comprising la lies writing da-bS,
de- rn.r work 'IDHes, musical h KS porf lios.
lr'ii- books Of pearl, sho and ivory, card caso- unA
s"'' mix! nIui with pearl and gn; pckri l"nks
~cs glass god and silver pencils pc fu'ery
ul Mi kinc-, tticrv. Sr,ut THE BAZAAR,
d>J cur ii CharGS Il Cuu,non ST., Exchange
IltNt' fDKrES--Ju +, rcvol mud for sale At the
q b""ksrH'eo of A|ox. Town, 40 Camp street, MA
assortment # Boston made Piano For'es, selected by
professor OF music and warranted to stand the southern
riHn1l' The above Instruments If superior
AID toi-h
A!So tariety Of n,,si nad music soats The pub.
in' itu, invited AL an examine lhela.
dy
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PAR HEWLETT & CEN AS.
VENTf. PAR If. SYNDIC.


/ l. srra vcndu IL lllndi I" icvrirr il II hrurcs 4 In
Hourscde tie, On vrrtm d'tn 'rrrs de. 1T cour dc
pnroiSs", pour l., lnro+Sc ct vile de Ia N",vcl!e Drc
am, en- date tu en- rolrnnt, sous Ia direction On SYM
d,c, les lr.prc'eS +'Iivnn'"F nbamonntrs pa Gabriel
George tlnnnv rrtauccr-
l. Qm'rc lp's de t"rrr, -, GO, 81 ci g. -urs Il;
Cnrr""n; - ct Gnmcsnr.nl u ns r,nunc face a
la I'll" om2" l5n ricds de proonur; 60 ct g.,
c!IaIn', % picd9 d. face la rue Ececrvtr
Observation-Disclosures de c rnrac pr IN sc,n de-
I.cgar1cur, not public, lie 10 mai 1881.
2. Lot no. s. dams fiIct II, uhuure Washing on.
muncipa't, mn nraui - pd~ BPS sur In Morales
cute les rue. DIN Port ct Ferdinand, 100 prdS rn
profendcur achrc d,. l. : IiII"gsbrrg, par ace de.
want i Scghrrs, not. pub. lie % ,'rI'rr 1887.
3. > Lots de 8, ., TO- ct r., dlus llct
81 an tautorrs Washington, Municpalite no g. nos "
ct TO- nyant chnquc 81 |. sur Ia rue Maznnt,
aIoruca ct urqnhnr l. 7 picis de proi,nicur, no
ayant 81 pls o sur Ia rue Mn2ntt sur ~ ,,cd-
Id rue Nr1umr,; H. 81 pi, ds sur la rue r.
qntnrr rur VI picds Bps gncs protnlcur -"'I"-
tie de L Enrhe, rnr ncte dey3n, l. Ftraud, not pub c
lie y tevricr 1857.
T. Halt Lola, nos 49, H. H. lG, L. IL. loct 90 dams
l'i!ct no "a, tlubourg " asng'on, s. municipalities,
no l3 tnrmnnr l'n"ignure dcs DIES Fraucn Lr-
quhart, mesuraut 81 pd9 psf ls sur la dies Fran
cnis, Jog pd il ps la rue Urquhur ct les nos.
II, H. IG, II, Is, 70 ct 20, Clique 81 Id pa
liz de face Il Ia rue DIES Fr.icas sur lO3 II d, pro-
IL t. dcvnvt l. Fcrnul mot. pub, c 81 e. rier 81
). Tn Lot sur Ia rue de la Nfgne, pres du nsuvcau
Canal, achctc par George Andrews, par prvr, en-
date du 10 mars 1887 George Andrews ct son cpou-r
pe!S de taco la rue de Ia Venc lie d"bnrcadcrc
inrs ct Ia liGnc dc d,narcatiun DIES tnub"urgS Ste
NInrlr et DrIor, aynnt l2J pieds de pr,fondeur
tondi'i"n--l n tiers compliant, ct les dcnx nDtrcs
tiers moIs, rn"qucrrur Dormant hlle,s en-
dnSseur. It hvpotlrqn' jnsTn'u puItni Placement.
Les nctes de v,nc pas drvnnt II. b. Ccnas
not pub Tacutrrnr pnyant les irais d.. uce Ia prise
de odssession par Inrprneur. III
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Il INDSEIS-5O bales Lowell lindsrys, landing for
IL sale by srETSON 4 AVERY,
;av ,rnvi sf
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BY HEWLETT &, CENAS.

=
HE'ilL lc sold un Monday. IN, r. r,',,,,,, nj
" url,es NJ ,Izr civ Ex,h mo :. i,,,I- .,cr,
in yi,iu ni nm ,r,c, i,,,, ,l,. ,'n,,, IN, ,l,
ru,sb and civ nr Nov r.nn. ,,i ,I ~, ,,s,,,,
urdrr the drec,inn nl ,L S,uI; iI tiIny,nr insrr;
ed uron,r,y surreu,e,nI NV I;,t,J i.nnrno cnnv !,
bis rrrrdrr, v,,. ~ '''''''' >'''o """"' ~
+ Fnmr in,s nt Gr,,,J Nae "a ca g, ,,; q, s;,uo-
ted in torrnltnn Nv 20 rI r., w. " '',' i ~
tcnt fran, nv III ,,n ; "", , W. l5 NJ, cT
unI g. h,y;,, tho snn,, in Xxx ~ T. u, noso V,
nv :, Ik ,",L Knnnl, ' ~ u " IT, VI r " A.,
me Sod L,E,ra , i;r-r,, r,,i; ,i'a In,i -,
Nav l337 " '"N''' '"'''' "o'''' wv '''' W
q | ~, \, : n s,uo,o NJ r. ;,, Wa ,;,,,,
a. % M =, :" sI,. W. ~ ~ 9"p,i" " uS:'"S ''
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FOR BOSTON.
- The A sh y PERUVIAN, W Smith
,Y>KtfA master, will have immediate despatch. For
-SA@Le- fifty tons heavy freight, apply 10
Ia:!2 5 \ ] Z WAITNEN. q Cn,nn 81
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& AT"flNfrS-i cases druh and mixed satli,lcts,
~ fair and n2t'inm qualities for sale by
I29 ISAAC BRIDGE & Co, Ia Magazine
NEW ORLEANS Il tARR)ll.TUN RAIL ROAD
COMPANY.
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L AIDES Velvet Riding Hats, Of the latest styles
IL 10 sale by GOSSIP Il Co. st Charles ST,
l2 Exchange iiucl
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TORDAGE-An invoice of tarrcd Rope, assorted
~ sizes, for sale by READ 4 BARS row,
iuIO Bank Place
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NIANlFOlu manifestations improved
MI Manifold css iii every st,Ir, jus, rcrriv"d ut
he BAZAAR, rim of st Charlie: and Common
BUSH Il ALLAN,
,,y'n fyrhnnr, lintel
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pAlNTA and ,nlS.
ds Dutch linsred oil received per shin
Eagle from Brcmru,
50 barrels English lnIscrd oil received per shin
Elizabeth lr I'm ondon,
100 barrels brown tanners OIL
90 huir- chalk,
100 bu'rrls >patish whiting,
hoo Keys Philadelphia White cal
30 kcg- grrcn paint,
~ k''.s red aud hlurk do,
Chrome, green and yellow, &C. &c.
Paint tu%hr-, and for SADIE hv
JARVIS \ ANDREWS,
Iln'J corner Com non & Iclla,uulnS Is
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- patterns for sale hv GOSSIP 4 60,
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1tLDTIIlNG-2 ry<ra flannel nni cotton Striped for
j SHELBY SHALL < BROWN,
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H.,rstle Croccrs nnA CO"ln''ss'on .Ncrcdunts,
No. = tun..lnu Street. View Orleans.
/ Particnl rnttontinii paid To line putiius up O.!
S'ha't! r',',t and ship stores.
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tL:Ig5ANS LIYxIsSS CrTICE
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4 .I! rawing* merchants emruIaIs, huSir+, and
az, = rnlS OF nr",, drA1 pta'n iumcaI circular,
'rii MFirtng pa. "Iiutrhry and dtUg &IstS ,,,is
b"u, CHECKS, uy receipts, fin II nr,t Gt d il
arhapA'i "cditlu"s -! iy TIN. pl,.,rrtm.
WILLIAM GREENE
Nh l'A"k Notes .tatlv executed. ma
I;-r received lat the !.ou$IHMH Furniture Ware
~ Rooms, 50 Ricnvillr street, 20, Maple and Cherry
lirdSruI~; fist rate article. Also, rood assert
n,rt Of Mayl,, Walnut and Painted Chairs which
will he sold iur ;l.r lowest ga h ili"cs.
" K ttRNES
W. 5 i;i:nvilIr street
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tAL!. 4, " I'M Err I.DflIlNG.
4 p FREEMAN X Co. 10 3. Magazine street.
- are rTeiNn" their supplies Of Fall and Winter
tlng, and " i'll r"n:ilW" rlrrivs shipments rcgu.
IAir l!n"2E0u the lltcir assortment being
'r-G VIII EMAIL" thIIn 10 supply III rclnn's trsE,
t T. country. 1t th: shortest nnlce; 10! safe wh0losuO
~ rrtHi on recommending ter:I>.
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L l. gars in quarter boxes, for sale by
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