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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-04


The cruelty and ineqssiliy Of Nc. Van Bu-
ren's proposed scheme Cor ssandiee Army.
Gays ths IIasersIoHn loren Lightly Il, that ev-
cry man, the poor a. well as The rich, must arm,
equip, and eiotke himself at bis owa expense
A. for example, with family OF six, or eight,
OF ten children, dependent on bis dollar day,
the price Of hi, labor Cor their saasistence.
mus; arn, equip aud elolhe, OF uniform, and
thea place himsslf uader Uai,ed States oEieer.
TO be marched 10 Richmond, or wa hioe,o,.
or Tie Eastern bounds OF Delaware. from The
Teas. TO the N. J. lines, distance OF hundreds
Of miles or II he cannot false money to thus
arn, equip and elothe himself, in default he
nusthe thrown into prison, and there remain
II tie mercy Of thSse United STATES oaicers. on
ehtil some some tihi friend may take hin out
and restOrs him 20 bis family. Whilst q. with
his hundred thousand dollars, and without FAM
ily, Il required 10 do no more than A. /. rsouir-
edte do. Here a tax " enforced upon the
nsa worth adoliar, equal 10 that Imposed upon
The nan worth one hundred thousand dsliars. -
But Hr. Van Buren il Democrat the poor
man's ffieedl shsme--sbahIe.
u tbs second p'scs, ihis scheme requires the
poor man 10 perform . moral aaposslbiIIiy, in
getting hAerns, equipsSes. uniform, &C., and
thee throws him into jail for refusing 10 per.
form this impossIbiIisy.
IN The third place, il convert, the militia oil
States iAto epaseyipis Of the vnlied States.
tsses ihen frOm andsr the government end pro.
tseiiea Of The STATE laws; and 10 tine Of peace,
places them aader United states officers, dras,
them beyond mo .iimils Of their own state 10
distant and retaois points, aud subjects Them 10
the viii aud caprice and discipline lhatths Pre-
sideat may think proper 20 exercise over then.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-04


d. p. BURTON, Esq., Editor Of the Puisski
lTsaa RsPssiieaa, warm Van Buren, paper,
has come out with manly renuneiaiion Of Van
Bureuisn. We make few extracts from his
address snd commend them 10 The candid con
sideralisn ofthose Of our political oppenests-
and there are many sueh-wh0 ''kDow the right
and still the wrong pursue"
"For several years past, We havs been
warm political friend Of Mr.. Van Barren,
and an ardent snPporterof his sdminisira-
ton. II Is true We saw the portentous
clouds OF embarrassment and distress low
eriHg ever the land, andthe blasted hopes
Of people once rioting in all The luxuries
OF independent prosperity. ltts true, we
had witnessed the paTalyzing shock
which credit. the msin-spriDg Of our ma
tonal prosperity, had sustained. and the
consequent loss Of confidence Between
man and man, in all the operations Of dai-
ly business--but We ascibed them TO
the Government; and closed our ears 10
every thing calling into question the cor
reciness and salutory influence Of Mr..
Van Buren's policy. We ever waTred
against contrary convictions tina. were
fast forcing themselves upon US, and
brought 10 our aid every weapon We could
use both Of reason aEd sophistry, TO resist
the impressions which daily observation
and undispuied facts were continually
msking of the incoTrectneas Of the policy
and course Of the adginistratio0. But The
the has come when theory must yield
TO FACTS, aud sophisIry 10 reason; and
when 90 eaa no longer eIose or eyes to
tAe toe fatal connection bsfsOeeR LAs policy
Of tAe present Standardization, andkAs pros
frafe condition Of INDUSTRY and TRADE I
And having never cloaked our sentiments
and feelings, or consented TO act the part
Of hypoerile, we now a. freely disclose
our honest convictions in the general cor
reesness Of fAs principles Of the Whig par
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-04


AMOS Editor Kendall CON-
menees his epcsing address TO The pubic ia this
way "out ooaniry presents new spectacle
Cor the evniempls:ion of mankind" To which
a correspondent Of the BnlUnore Patriot replies:
-svsfy truly and presiily said, Mr.. Kendall;
she d0es present most remarkable spectacle
.'for the contemplation ef ma kind" She pre-
scnts This specsscief A Ppstmasief Genetal COM
planning sf sessie health. and resixning has Of
See. and taking the ediiorship OF a scurrilous
party newspaper, deroled to the daily abuse and
Instrumentation of one Of ihepuresi patriots in the
ispd man vho has becn Distinguished IN
maay OF hs proaiess Acids Of hrs coan,ry,s mir
tsry renown; Distinguished alike in her civil
glory. And prs-epiaeui in all the social relations
which bcausify and adofn society and al this
he takes As medicine 70 cure sick maa.
She furihes presents TO lhe Contemplation Of
mankind" This new spectacle, In the midst Of
abssdance shoNcred upon us BY a bounsifal
God, almost universal and unparalleled dislress;
IN the midst OF time Of profound peace with
all the world, Bankruptcy and-rnin commerce
crippled merchants and mechanics borne down
and oppressed labering men upon the public
works, aud others. thrown out Of efhplsymen, by
the A'scraerei and vrelehrd state Of the money
market; our republican form of Government
turned into monarchy; our public Treasury
robbed By defanliipg officers our Csnsrass 6ll-
ed With messy dcmagOsucs. who are disgracine
the county By lhcir indecent language and ac-
'ionsi and thousand other di.graeeful aud hu.
initiating .speegacles- which never occurred IN
der any OIhsr administration.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-23
OURSELVES.

Since our leading article was prepared for
the press, we learn that our Prospectus has Civ
en- offence to many Of the Wing party, who do
not concur with in opinion, and more than
one have discontinued their subscription. One
of them in terms which we hope he will live to
regret.
We wish tito be distinctly understood, that in
the position we have taken, both III relation to
BishopEngland and the modification of our patur.
alization laws I'VE have acted on our own sense OF
duty. We know that there are many in both par
ties who concHr with us, and that there many
in both Of the present political parties who DIS
agree with US. No man, or any party, is respon-
sible for our acts. It is the act of the Editor,
and Of him alone.
We have said nothing to which any foreigner
should take exception. We would act Justly to
all; and 70 those who are now in the country,
we would give all the privileges to which they
are entitled under present lawsuit we
would modify the law so as to protect cur insti-
buttons from the controlling influence of those
to come hereafter. We beIievc-indeed, we
know, that there are many naturalized citizens
whe concur with US in opinion, and we believe
those who suppose that they will oppose General
Harrison because of our opinions this subject
do them great injustice.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-23

ter sincere confession he p0rtakes of the sacra-
ment of the Holy Eucharist, and pray to God in
some public church for the unity of Christian
princes, the extirpation of heresies, and the in
crease of Holy Mother Church,
IL. The most serene and eminent Arch Duke
Cardldal Rudolphus, Archbishop of Olmutz, has
kindly taken the supreme direction Of the Leo
pold Foundation, and appointed the most high
aud Rev. Lord Prince Archbishop of Vienna, his
locum tenens Vienna, 18th May, 1929.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-23

o.. seThe GIN ,ou. definition of Monarchy,
saws Gibbon, .sseems to be that of State, in
which single person, by whatsoever name he
NAV be distinguished is entrusted with the erceu-
hio;, of the Ia,oS the management Of the revenue
and the command Of the army"
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-23

The Presidential Election in Maryland will
be held on the first Monday, being the SEC
OND DAY of Nov ember, and not on the ninth.
The election in North Carolina on the TWELFTH:
and not OH the nineteenth OF November.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-23

r EssON IN STJcNOGRAPHY.-M
IA DRAKE, Congressional Reporter, respectfully re-
quests those gentlemen who have signied thu nenten
10 take course of ESsONs IN STENOCo APtIY
make IMMEDIATE application to him. as no scceskos.
toh present humber OF pupils be recel. Ell ~
TRR THIS WEEK.
Terms very reasonable.
o. Arguments, Speeches, &e. reported Oh
Apply at Pilot Office, Inc. g, up stars.)
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-23

On the second of November 14S electors arc
chosen, by fourteen States, being just the number
necessary for choice. Fifty-one electors are
chosen on the Both of October.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-23
MARRIED,

On Sunday evening, 18th inst, by the Rev. Mr. White
WILLIAM l., CAMPBELL 10 bliss RoSiNA CAR
ROLL, all OF this city.
On Tuesday evening, 2Otll instant, by the Rev. Mr..
Hammer, JOHN J. PURCELL To Miss SARAH ANN
KEMP, all of this city.
At Washington Tuesday morning, 9lst instant, by
the Rev. .. b. Brown, CHARLES J. X. THORPE, OF
Baltimore, to JANE SUSANNAIi, eldest daughter Of
the late Thomas Dunn, Esq. of the former city. -
At Washington on the 20th instant, X. B. ALLYR,
ESQ. of Belfast, Me-, to REBECCA r. UPTON, daugh-
ter of Samuel Upton, Esq. Of Washington.
AT Saratoga Springs. N. Y, the 18th lst., DAVID
GOODRICH, of that place, to Miss SERENA GRECO
RY, of Rutland county, (Yt) Their combined ages
ages amount 10 one hundred and twelve years.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-23
WING ELECTORAL TICK EFT

EYHIG Il i Y e T . II a a = N "
FOR MARYLAND.
nAvrr1 TTOEFMAN, for the Western Shore
vOyfE l.. KER IL, for the Eastern Shore.
rr,KTOsvAs a. SPENCE, of Worcester county.
fT,HEODORE Il. LoOCKERlHAN, ofTalbot
aEORGE HOWARD, efAnne Arundel county
.EOIIN T.. KENNEDY, OF Baltimore city
RICHARD y. BOWIE, of Montgomery county
JACOB n. PRESTON, of Hartford county.
JAMES NJ. COALES, of Frederick county.
WIN. II. WooTTEN, of Prince Georges county
ElcctioA-y Monday, ,NoU. I'd.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-23
ELECTORAL ELECTION.

A number of tables have been published, givl
ing the times of holding the Electoral Elections
Most of them have contained errors The sub
oined we believe is correct
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-23
DIED,

On Tuesday evening last, Mr.. MARTIN POTTER,
in the Goth year OF his ageor many years nhaoitant
Of this city.
On the goth inst, Mr.. RICHARD SHEPPARD, in
tue 18th rear of his age, native of Yorkshire Engahd
and for the last % years resident oil this city.
On the 18th inst, of pulmonary consumption, JOHN
4 HALL, aged 81 years, of the late Capt. Joseph
Hall.
At Castleton, VT, DIR. THEODORE WOODWARD,
Professor OF Surgery, SC. in Vermont Academy of Me
d inc.
Al Bristol h l., Mrs. PIIEBE SMITH, aged 90 years
At the Pavilion New Haves, CT, the sIh instant,
EDWARD HIGGINS, Esq, OF Nevis, West Indies,
aged SO. #+
The deaths in Boston last week were %.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-23

grace, that he cheerfully allows his people to
contribute TO the support of the Catholic church
es in America, according to the plan lad down
by your worthy vicar-gencral, Mr. Frederick
REESE. ..e
While discharge myself of the commission
of my illustrions master, to your grace, ieet
happy in being his organ, and beg you to accept
the assurance of the sentiments OF respect and
esteem, with which remain, your grace's most
humble and obedient servant,
PRINCE VoN METTERNlCH
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-23

respective Clubs In the City requested to meet at
North Bend, on FRIDAY EVENING, odd instant, att
O'Clock, on business of importance. oc92
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-23
ALMANAC.

BOARD OF TRADE.
The following members constitute the Committee on
Arbitration for the month of October, 1870:
+. w. Bruno, John II. Orndorfl,
X. d. Bur1s, Frederick Brauns,
a. Brown Davidson.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-23

BALTIMORE COUNTY.-1he Tippecanoe Club
for the 9th election district Govansown will meet ut
shipping Tavern the Fail's Turnpike, on SAfUR-
DAY EVENING NEXT the 9th inst at 6 o'clock
The friends of Gen Harrison and all those opposed to
the present administration are invited 10 attend.
JOHN w WARD,
c. A. BUCHANAN,
oc23 Secretaries.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-23

lFy-HARRIsoN CONTEMPORARY Harrison
Convention will meet AT the Convention Chamber,
"North Bend,'' on MONDAY EVENING NEXT, 18th
inst at O'Clock. by 0 rider,
LEVI EAnNEsToCy,
ROBT II. COLEMAN,
oc23 Secretaries.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-23

BALTIMORE COUNTY, Oct. 81, 1910 AT a meet
ing of The Central Committee of Baltimore County, the
following resolution was adopted:
Resoired That h3 several Tippecanoe Clubs of Bal
tore County be eques cd to meet at the ua places
of holding their meetings, on SATURDAY, Oath, and
MONDAY, the 3D.. Instant, aud that the Clubs be
also requested to appoint Committees of Vigilance 10
attend Tie Pelfs on Monday, ID of November
oc22 PAG & lie
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-23

{Hy-SEVEN1H WARD-SfILL THE RIGHT OF
THE GLORIOUS WING LTNE-Thc Old SerenM
WaTd can't be 5edt,-The Wings ofthe 7th Ward, rank
aud file, will meet at North Bend on FRIDAY EVEN
ING next, ODD Instant at olock, for The purpose Of
further and more complete organization for the Pre-
sidentiai Election. By ORDER, oc22
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-23

{R3-RlGHT OF THE WING LiNE.--Mb If IS of the
TENTH WARD you have reduced the adversarvs
majority Thirty ONE votes; assemble in full I.rcc az
Mrs. Tempere,' corner of Hnwad and Mulberry ss
OH MO DAY EVENING, Doth inst att O'Clock pre-
cseIy, axe preparations for the final charge in the
great conte of til, PEorLE AGAINST TINE SporLERs.
oc % PC BY order. ELLIOi' ODD Poe aR, See.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-23

43-FIFrH WARD TTPPBCANOE CLUB.-The
msmbers of this Club, and the Wing ofthe ward
generally re uested Al Sharp's School Room
Exeter street, near Baltimore street, on FRIDAY Ito
morrow EVENING, ODD inst at O'Clock Ii is Ck,siri
able that there should be full attendance as business
of great importance will be presented TO the meeting
JOHN HENDERSON, Presf.
las. IT. VALIANT. Sec,y. oco1
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-23

NJ-THIRD WARD TIPPECANUE CLUB.-'rhe
members of the Third Ward Tippecunoe Club will
in their CLOG CABIN,' at Head Quarters Aisquh
street, THIS EVEN ING, 23rd st, at 81 O'Clock,
N u in procession -accve the r,riNra TO he re
ser:cd by the Ladies yard. y yTasu5f 0. r
Wing bre'hr~n IN ms fverient ~, sir -
fully requested to joia me blues Band h,en
engaged for The occasion
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-12-12

CoFFEE.-Wc learn tina, an application of machine
ry entirely new, in progress of being establish
ed which will be of great Importance 10 the West
Indies. We refer TO the cleaning of coffee imported
in the husk II may not be generally known that the
coffee Of commerce is the seed Of pupy berry not
unlike the cherry The process to which il is subject
cd before being exported from the countries IN which
il grown simple, but somewhat tedious consisting
Of puping, washing, and drying in the sun i is also
capable of being dried in the berry in which state not
only the quality Of the seed superior from the aroma
being better preserved, but il IS less liable to sour,
which is sometimes caused by the fcrmenting wash,
and il is not subject be broken into what the trade
call triage and otherwise become less valuable From
not having the of removing the husk, however,
il has not been imported in this state exceptn small
for the use of those who knew its superior
quality But we glad to learn that machinery has
been prepared for carrying this branch of trade in
Greenbank Mills in addition to the cleaning of rice.
The produce the first experiments in cleaning coffee
has been shown US by Mr. Mscfe, from the superior
anpearance OF which we are confident that every West
Indian proprietor will be induced 10 prefer having
his coffee cleaned in this country, and so far relieve
himself Of the often troublesome negligence Of the ne
gro population Greenosk Advertiser
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-12-12
To be continued.)


PlrHY REMARKS ON FiTs.-Though no doctor,
have by some excellent prescriptions, and as shall
charge you nothing for them, you cannot grumbe at
the price We are most of us subject to fits ] am
visited with them myself and dare say that you
also now then for my prescriptions:
For fit Of passion, walk out in the open air; you
may speak your mind TO the winds, without hurting
any one or proclaiming yourself to be simpleton.
For ft Of idleness, count the tickings of clock
Do this for hour, and you will be glad TO pull off
your coat the ne It, and work like a negro.
For fit Of ertrardgance, and folly, 60 to the work
house. speak with the ragged and wretched inmates
of Jail, and you will be convinced,
Who makes his bed of briar and thorn,
Must be content to lie forlorn.
For fit Of ambition, 90 into the church yard, and
read the gravestones They will tell you the end of
ambition The grave will soon be your bed chamber
the earth your pillow corruption your father and the
your mother and your sister
For a nj Of repining, look about for the halt and
the blind and visit the bedriddcn and afflicted and
deranged, and they will make you ashamed of com
planning of your lighter affections
For fit Of dependency, look on the good things
which God has given you in this world and at those
which he has promised to his followers in the next.
He who goes into his garden to look for cobwebs and
spiders no doubt will find them; while he who looks
for flower may return into his house with one
blooming in his bosom.
For all fits Of doubt, perpierity and fear, whether
they respect the body the mind; whether they
are load TO the shoulders the head or the heart the
following is radical cure which may be relied on, for
had il from the great physician Cast thy burden
on the Lord and he will sustain thee. odd Hum
phrey.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-12-12

ALARMINa--It is stated in an address by Bishop
Smith superintendent OF public schools in Kentucky
that Of the 10000 children of the proper age to TO
school only about 80 900 receiving education
He further that il costs about as much TO cdu
cate the - 600 under the present systen as would
10 educate the whole 10000 under the common
school system.
The Polynesian., 1840-11-28
For Sale.

5 bales Brown Cotton, Nashua Mills
: bales IL Brown Cotton, fremont do.
9 bales ! Brown Drilling, do. do.
case I White do. do. do.
- cases IL Blue Cottons, China.
10 cases Blue Nankins.
case Fine Cambria.
6 cases assorted Prints.
% kegs White Lead.
% kegs Black Paint.
% kegs Green Paint
case of Nerdigris, in tin cans
10 canistcrs best Linsccd Paint Oil, cacl
5 gallons.
8 canis,ers do. do. 10 do.
% bolts Russian Canvass.
. bales Bagging
- KEGS assorted Nails.
90 coils Russian cordage.
50 coils Manila Rope.
2 Chain Cables.
4 small Anchors.
6 cases Sheathing Copper
80 barrels Beef and Pork.
$4,000 lbs. Navy and Pilot Bread.
6 boxes China ShawIs.
box Satin Figured IIandkorchicis.
| box Pongcc Handkcrchcis.
S)s;rrr & UreWcr.
Honolulu, Aug -, 1910. If.
The Polynesian., 1840-11-28
E. E S P EN- E R.

Has just received per Barquc Foragcr
direct from London, the following articles,
which he is now retailing at the most
reasonable prices -
Best wide and narrow Prints. Printed
Musllns. Ladies' and Gcntcmcn's fine
cotton Hose. Black and China silk Hose.
and Gloves. Patent leather Dress Shoes.
Strong calf leather Walking Shoes. and
Boots. Fine lO-4 damask Table Linen.
Fine A Bird's-cye Diaper. Fine Irish
Linen. Fine Long Cloth Striped Shirts.
Fancy striped Shirts. Red and blue fan
mel Shirts. Read made Cloth Clothing.
Fancy Summer Trowsers. Sailors Sheet
ing and Cloth Trowsers. Fcarnouoht
Pea Jackets. A good assortment Of
Hard Ware. Double Gloucester Cheese
Coffee. Orange Nectar. Superior Port
and Sherry, from one of the first houses
in London.
al SO,
Fowling-picces. Muskets. Fine snort
ing Gun-powdcr. Manila Hats. Manila
Cigars. Manila Cigar Cases. Ginehans
Hair and Tooth Brushes. Brides. Hal.
ters. Siirrups and Lcathcrs. Girths.
DC. DC. &c. Aug. 20. If.
The Polynesian., 1840-11-28
B. PITM AN g. SON.
Have for Sale the following Go,
on reasonable Terms, viz

Have Tor Sale the following Good
on reasonable Terms, viz
Prints - Ginghams, Brown b,
and white Cottons-Brown and BI
Cotton DrilIing-Linen Drill-Whi
Notwithstanding Stripes-IIosiery
Suspenders - Bone Buttons Wi
Nankccns-Cotton and Lin
Observation-Disclosures BIac
ing-Colorcd PongeeIIkds.-Nankc,
Clothing Colorcd Shirts, &C., &c
Sandwich Island Sugar and MoIa
scs-Cotlce-Hyson Skin Tea--Bnu
-Cheese, Flour-Corn Meal-DGt
Applcs-Raisins Figs-Citron-Ta
Observation-Disclosures
Mace - Allspice - Cloves, Ginger
Honcy-Sago- Sage Olives s-M
tard Pepper Salad Oil ~ Lemo
Syrup-Tobacco Pipes - Cigars,
Snuff Soap Wines Porter - Pa
Ale-Stoughton's Elixir, &c.
A General assortment of Crocker
Hard Ware and Tin Ware.
Honolulu, June 6, 1910. If
The Polynesian., 1840-11-28
[NovEMprF
Brown. Blue, White Cotton and lin

Drills. Cotton IIdkis. Black, Blue, and White / )"
and Cotton Thread. Blcachcd and Unblcachcd AM. A,
can Cottons different widths and qualities. Amef,.
English and French Prints. Mems and WomensCc Co
Cotton Suspcndcrs. Marking Ink. Belt Ribands y
ticking Sailor Stripes. Black Hats. Men and ro ne
ems shoes Brogans, and calf skin Boots and pm,
White shirts, with linen and grass cloth bosoms P
Ready Made Clothing, Cotton, Nankin, &c SC. ~
sells. l,onnc,s. Hair Brushes. Tortoise Shell H.
Combs. Wick Yarn. ut
CHINA GOODS.
Light and Dark Blue Cottons Souchop,
Tyson and Pouchong Teas. Sewing silk. GIo Il
Yellow NAPKINS W; White e, Grass r; Glo'h; Crares
o!cd and B!ack S!lk i,dksi hn,1ands n Grass Cc
HARDWARE.
shovels. Spades. Knives and Fork.
GmbIcis. PadIocks. Butcher Knives. IIa H.
Spring Balances Iron and Brass shelves. Iron
VI OGDEN Coffee Mills. Percussion Caps. Brace,
Bits. sad ilon. Back Saws. COPPER Tachs. Ms|
Pans. Wrought and Cast iron Tea Kettles; i5 B,
els. Axes. SPOKE Shayes AIDES. Jack Pas iia
Door Locks. l.atchcs. Chest locks. Sail Need
r.,s ""s s Rs 9"HRHy on REstl Ga'1Ss Sr,s rG Nn
stones. Socket Bolts Brass Screws. Rim lc%|
Sc!cw and Pod Augcrs Guncr's Scales. Povi
Shot Zig Lead Gun Locks. Globe Lanterns. E
fec Roastcrs. Deck Lights
STATIONERY.
Memorandum Books. Ledger Book
Cargo Books. Gilt.cdgc Note Paper Letter Par,
Ruled and rlan Cap Paper Quills: .Waiels BtI
Black and Red Ink Steel Pens. lnksands. s.
ping Papers, and Commercial Blanns
LUMBER.
Cedar Logs. Cedar Boards. America
Pine Shingles. Koa Boards, Plank and Shingles. n
W. Ralers and American Pine Katters.
NDRIES.
Olive Oil. Olives. Mustard Spani.
Manila Cigars Ground Sage. Snuff: Ioba,
mrss Nspicc Cloves Black Pepper. Box xR
ins. Dried Apples, Essence of Spruce and PeweI
mint, and Cinnamon. Cir Ginger. Brown ard v
Sugar. lour Dcmliohns. Cahiolnia Beef Bean.
Peas: 70 doz Gut Tun.bels. MacaIoni Nem,
California, American & English Soap. Luciicr MI
es.. Capcrs. Ale. Old Port and Sherry. Cord.
Pals. Buckets. Course ant Fine Combs Syem(
China. Pipes. Beads. figs. Lolcngcs hola.4
stone Jars. Violins. Fine Heavy blankets. Sir
Wmdass. Jewelry. Hemp Cable. Pitch Rr
Arrowroot. Cu,lasscs. Soup Ladies. Britana
and Table Spoons. White flannel Red and i |
Twillcd Wool Shirts. Malt Bags Brooms Ie
mark Satin. Harness Buckles. Music Gan
Raspberry Jam. Preserved Gooseberrcs and Chem
Axe Handles. Lavender Water Coniec,onart
Shave Brushes. IIandspikcs. Hour and Scc
Glasses. Glib Hanks. China Bureau. ! new FOlI
Sail l Clench Boat. 2Chan Cables Anchor