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North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-04-15

The Spy in Washington, in letter to
the Courier and Enquirer, reports the
President as having, in conversation re-
Gently, said that
"There are difficulties TO be apprehen-
dpd between the British and American
Governments that would soon swallow up
all these irifing collisions among our
selves"
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-04-15
For he North american.
East Berkshire, 9th April, 1910.

FRIEND THoMAs,--I send you two doll
lars-one dollar, to be entered 10 the credit
Of j. c.. and the other for myself, 10 BIO
applied 10 part payment for the second vol.
Of the North American. Your valuable
paper esteem above all others, and while
yon continue Gas ! have good reason 10
believe you wil) fearlessiy TO advocate the
liberation Of the British Colonies in Amer
ica from the most naughty, cruel, and
tyranncal government on earth, you will
consider ME a subscriber, and | shall use
my influence for the dissemination OF the
principles you advocate; it 10 part OF my
daily lltany that you may succeed in go
noble and glorious an undertaking.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-04-15

There hes been deficit Of II SIS dol
lars In the Office of Crown Lands, ia Nova
Scotia. The Cansdas too, have suffered
IN ike manner from the embczzlemeni Of
l,s revenues by King ard Queen-appoinI-
cd rogues. The people ask for a -esponsi-
bic government and get halter; they ask
a redress of grievances and get the red
dress Of Butain's soldiery. This is British
Justice.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-04-15

% A Vienna correspondent states that
accounts had been received from Venice OF
the disappearance of little island Of the
Lagoons in the waves Of the Adriatic,
Twelve persons who were on il having
been buried in the waters when the island
was overwhelmed.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-04-15
NOTICE.

THyHE subscriber has given bis son ions Ma
u yfLLE, Jun, his time during the remsindss
Of his minority from this day for~srd snd therefore
notilies all concerned that be will claim none Of the
said john MaviIle's earnings, nor pay any sshss
Of bis contracting. after thu date.
JOHN MAyILLR.
Bghgsis, April ]. 1870. si--ss
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-04-15
Correspondence.
Extract of letter dated Buffalo, N. y.
5th .aDrtL 1870.

EXTRACT OF tetttT uuteH DuUWoS ~ :;
9Th aprH 1870.
My DEAR SIR,-Every thing seems to
indicate a war between the two powers
who basely united TO crush US. II appears
10 me that Van-Buren has been out-yan.
kied by the British. He thought that he
could cajole them until his lavorite mes.
sure, Gan indispensable one, by the bye)
OF the sub-treasury would become law, and
repenish the Golfers of the Union, the
contents of which have been devoured BY
the vutures, who, even now, call for more
prey meanwhile John Bull has quietly
got ready, and now taunis and defies this
nation. is there any thing more insolent
than Fox's documents relative TO the n. K.
boundary question The Americans are
about reaping the fruits Of their unnatural
conduct towards men DESTROYS of assimiIa.
ting their political condition 10 that Of this
Union. Yes, they will wash with their blood
the dark spots with which the commercial
part Of the community, the vampires oil
t" Wall Street" and their dependents, have
soiled the banner Of the free. do not
hesitate to assert IT as my deliberate con.
viciion. that the honor OF this great PEG.
pie has been sacrificed TO the auri saerG
fn,aes of the internal enemies Of the PEG.
pie But the trucking subserviency o
this government will avail nothing
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-04-15
Case Of Dr.. Holmes ended.-We learn

Case Of Dr.. Holmes ended. We learn
that this person was brought up, by a
new writ oil hGbeas corpus, before the Sd
preme Court OF this State, at Hyde
Park, in the County of Lamoic, on Tues
day Of the present week, and that upon q
motion for his discharge from further
Imprisonment or detention, the Court, az
ter an examination OF the opinions Of the
Judges ol the Supreme Court Of The Unit
ed States, lately delivered in relation tc
This matter, and upon a review Of the
whole case, unanimously agreed in an or
der for the discharge Of The prisoner. -Four
Judges were present, Judge Colamer be.
ing absent. Thus has it been at last fully
sci, ~ that the order issued by the Cover
nor this state for the arrest OF Holmes
and his surrender to The authorities or Can.
ada, was Unauthorized by law.-BNiing.
ton Sentinel, Of l0M .4prit.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-04-15

1t is stated that an embassy from St.
Petersburgh is about to set out for Pekn
and that the embassy consists of military
officers OF distinction, whose mission may
be presumed IN be that oi assisting the
Chinese by their council in the approach
ing conflict with Great Britain.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-04-15

himself British slavery. Has he forgotten
thai hls brother Thcnphie hes bren stTsn-
eicd Ike dog by the unmrfcilul British
Is thefe no blood left IN bis wins To
quicken his kaifesI Of the tytan;sl Has
be 40 tPitii 10 rc1nge the cruel matdef Of
his hfnihefs Uuder these circumstances,
il ne returns here, does be rot expect to
meet the tnget Ut scoru wherever he gocs.
II be comes back wosld not undertake To
be snswefsb.e for his saieIy. Max " hat
sav--the moment he CONES here, he
Will be made al instrument OF prFseeution
10 the hands Of the governments. Then,
sir, there wall be a sequel TO lhis story.
Iou know the fate OF Chartrand--it 10
enough. The bearer is an honest patriot,
please write by him what you know about
this matter.
In the hope Of q speedy war, subscribe
myself
Your sincere and devoted friend.
RENARRs--The writer Of The for
going letter, seems 10 intimate that Mr..
Decoigne will be compelled to do some ser
vile and diseracefa nc. If he returns to
Canada.
We think him a very inoHensive and
unofending man-ineapable Of doing any
wilful wrong. Bot who can vouch for tho
irmness Of any man that would return to
slavery Of has oten free ,ciH We are ss-
tished that British generosity would never
permit us To return to our homes, and we
believe--il that permission is ever granted
to any exiIed Patriot, it will only be for
The furtherance of some hidden design. Our
opinion, therefore is that Mr.. Decoigne
had better keep out Of the snare that Ia &c,
for him.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-04-15
n-Cash receipts at this office, by mail,

VJ-Casii receipts at Tins oifcc, BY MALI
since our last publication -
From A. S. r., Keesevlle 80 90. p.
s. g., and c. NJ, Franklin 81 90 each,
and K. b. J. 81 45. S. S. and J. C,
East Berkshire 81 each. J. C. Esq, Der
by 50 90. Post Master, North Troy
81 co.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-04-15

Who is legally bound to pay for the
patriot property seized by certain Custom
House officers, on this and the New-York
frontier, in November '39. We have
prosecuted for some Of it, and obtained
Judgment before jury. We advise all
those who had property illegally seized or
pundered from them by, any Of the U. S.
officers, to come forward and make the vii
lans disgorge their ill-gotten spois. An
immense quantity Of arms and other NUM-
tons belonging to the Canadians, was I'M
lawfully seized, and sold at Piattsburgh
last spring. The odious neutrality law, bad
as il was did not screen them from a liability
to pay for this property. 1t ought to be
looked after without delay.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-04-15
FERRY AT SWANTON FALLS.

g. INCE the Old-Brdge tumbled into the drink
~ ami went down stream, FERRY has been
established little distance above. The public
will be accommodated with good boats al the fol-
lowing rates -
For each loaded wagon or cart drawn by
two horses Oh oxen so 20 cents.
Each ditto drawn by one ditto 10
Each unloadej wagon or cart drawnby
tw, horses or other beasts I2l-2
Each ditto drawn by one ditto
Each person 3
Each person and horse o
Each additional horse
Horned cattle per head
Sheep and Swine per heed
Swanton, April S, 1910.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-04-15

The Washington Correspondent OF the
Journal of Commerce says -
Z" cannot say that any thing has oc-
cured 10 remove the ppprehensions felt
here of difficulties with England. 1t may
be well to mention, though, that many
very intelligent and discerning men declare
that the matter with England was never
so near an adjustment as now. think so,
too, though in rather different point OF
view. The British Government seems 10
be prepared to settle the matter with
vengeance. There are those who trust 10
a sense Of propriety-to mutual interests,
Sc. but all these weigh not feather 10
comparison with the caprices and passion
of nations. There never can be war be-
tween this and any foreign country II we
wait for the sensible few TO declare II
on either side. None of the arguments
urged against the probability Of war, can
counterbalAnce the fact OF the vast militia
nv and naval preparations made by Gfeaf
Britain, every where around Us, and the
peculiar tone Of the late notes OF Mr.. Fox,
which some people in their simplicity, have
set down 10 irriiation-as If 4 representa-
tive of q government acting under per
empiory instructions could do anything
from irritstion."
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-04-15
BLACK AND WHITE SLAVERY.

A negro, passed through this vicinity a
Few days since, from The land Of biack-b bon
dage, boUnn 10 that ii.-fated land, where
white men are treated even rorse, If posi-
bic, lhaa the black slaves of the South
He appeared To be quite intelligent; stated
that he had enlisted into the service of the
Queen, aud that hundreds Of blacks were
making their way through the L. States
TO Canada. He seemed to entertain the
most exalted views orthe benevolence and
msgnaniinity of the British government;
while he condemned in the most unquaIi-
fed terms the unjust and cruel system of
American slavery.
This fugitive was very hnmanely helped
on his way 10 Canada, where he will
doubtless soon evnce his gratitude for the
well-disposed, but misplaced assistance,
Which helped TO speed him on to join his
sable brethren in Victora's regiment Of
Royal Blacks, with whom he may, ere long,
relrace lis steps back TO fight those very
men who, by acts Of charity, have thus
armed an enemy. We would not impeach
the motives Of these philantropists who are
thus ready to assist the unfortunate reiu-
gee Of the South to gain his freedom
but we believe that were they aware Of the
fact, that nearly or quite every black man,
that flies TO Canada, will become soldier
10 fight against freedom, they would
pause--cre they made themselves thus in
strumen,al in thwarting the very object
which they have in view and instead Of
aiding the British to make white slaves ct
the North, by sending to their assistance,
the black slave Of the South, would assist
the oppressed people of Canada to assert
their rights, and 10 drive despoiism from
their borders; and thereby open channel
through which the ultimate emancipation
Of slavery may be accomplished throughout
the Western Continent.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-04-15

Would il not be good policy for the
Americans, On the Canadian frontier 10 be
prepared to repe sudden invasion, and
thereby save their wives and children from
the bloody knife of the tory savages Of
Canada.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-04-15

The Governor Of Nova Scotia suddenly
prorogued the Parliament Of that Province
on the 9th March, while the House Of
Assembly was voting an address 10 the
Queen for his recall. In his anger he for
got that there had been no vote Of Civil
List.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-04-15
Just PuBLIsHED.
REMOVAL.

nR. COTE, bsgs leave TO inform the citizens
~ Of Swanton and Highgaie, that he has re-
moved to the House Of Mr.. Jas M'Naily, formerly
the residence Of Heman Hopkins, Esq.
swanton, VT, 25ih March, 1910.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-12-24
NOTICE,

EEHE Furnace Business will be coninucd. i. Il and all the accounts of Darlington and Morse settled, by J., Darlington # Soa-+and they hope. by a strict attention to their husi. ness, to merit and obtain a share ot patron- immediate attention and despatch. .,-...,.,
 THEY HAVE ON HAND, Meeting House Stovfs, HasA Stoves, Boz Storcs, various sizes Farmers Ketfles. Fire Framrs. Audiroas, Disk Kettles, a Basins, GridaLes, SC. Src.r Y bsal,,,1
 All of which will be sold us low s1can be purchased elsewhere. ,..l a.i .ta.ass7 s.i s, The Furnace will DOW be in constant, ,opc- ration, so that we shall be able to accomno- date customers on short notice. f.. ,... ...,,,,
 J. HARRINGTON & SON. " L;tchfeld. Oct. l, 1s4O,9f s,r-natk .,9l9
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-12-24
yNEsekS1Sie6l asId SSlesGicQI
 DErEE8 TKKsA
TTVffE subscribef' 'rDaGv be found at his office

TtfE subscriber may be found at hisofnee A inaLitchAeld, until further notice. dT If
 His permanent residence in tchtieldy yands constant practice in the Dental art for, a, number of years past, together with npceas- ing exertions for the introduction of all ina1 proyements which have resulted to the sci-l ence from the united experience and obser: vation of talented men of this Country and Europe during the past century, give him confidence in saying that an his seork shdIt 6e dome sUith cGre and skiN iR the opev0tion,S ifhe most arproUed nGnney and Uith g0Od mGteriGls5 combined Witb moderate and reGsonGble charges and .fdelily t0 the patient. All work rwarrant-. ed. and unless satisfa is given no charge F T '''''" e' REUBEN B. MERR1MAN. ,, Leave has been given me to refer to the following gentlemen for teslimonials Of char acter or ability. ''' 'h'''" ts .''''1,D" ''.' .
 I1,E J c. Beckwi,h. M. D. Laeafeld -'''o'' .... slrt ). S. WolcOtt, M. D. dO. .i t'aedr 3. ...,f |, si As. Lewis, N; p; Q, ns do, A, q9s,sa
 R. M Woodruff, M. D. do. h.4,o b'7'
 c. w. Grant, M. D., Dentis', Nem6urgh
 yt.a.a. lu Alanson Abbe, M. D. Worcrster, Mass.
 Henry Fish, M. D. Salisbnry. ras l;t. l'1., WOremJer 10, l84O. 25
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-12-24
9SISRS5t NT;GllSlSl.

nR ALLEN Ba!sam ot Horehoand, Lverwort. D and Pis9risy Root for Ccnsump'iqe snd Liver tarrh. dicelty ef Breati,as, Paia tassids apita tsoa e hear Oppression asd sorsnsss e the chest, plsuyl:y Hsc,ie Eseer g'ght sosats dis.h and pre- Chest and Liver. 9g'k ,4,'," M
 The HOrchound, Livsrwort and Pleurisy Root have for centuries been celebraied in the cure of afec. ,tlons of the Lungs and Liver. pr. Allen, after ries of expsrimen,s has been able to extract from these medical herbs, Basam which exerts wonder fal effects in curing Consumption and Liver Com .F0rchildren labofing under Inflammation of the LHngs. Colds. Coughs Group Quinsy and Sore Throat this gaisam is of great irportance During ployed this remedy, in ihe city of New.York The eonsequence was, ihsttee number of deaths among en%S Ss ss @ as ss
 msay et j, ,As sspa cures psa5fIqsd by Dr 3; Pedisy Root during % the %cS of May etES sas snc cd and compleied the cure of Consumption in ll2l cases-Iiyer Complaint lO2-Dyspepsin l96--Asth. mSS.1Ps!gsasR . Ps.s ef the heart sRa'sns Blood 's The following cer,tica,es show the heh estimation, oP1NiS TSle1 0F T M heR pfc4h Iassm 'S SFxsSetIry se
 Ats meeting of the Medical Society of Washing. ton County !he following resolutions we're unani.i sRs.clssd, That from 2 knowledge of .he compost. ton oi Dr. Aliens Baisani of Horeiound, Livcrwort AOestoy oHu tuS Itiust useouSutfB we have seen lt heyo upon our patients 1t is des cided opinion that R win cure Consumption and Liy- es Goglais4 4 sad nd we So strongly recommend ito Gi0&lFo2 9t5 ps JOHN R SMITH, M. D. Prest
 Dawn Ps HALE, M. D, Sec'y. ,sSt Aaa 1i|a ,la From J. D. Regers M D. Ne,r.York Cay ui MIsn Pesr ST; For year past have hound, Everwert apd Piedfisy Root. to my patients in private practice have also used il in the Hospi. .aL find U remedy of great efficacy in affections Cough, Asthma aud Bronchitis. Ihaye found i. yer" stt,cacioSs and believe 1t spreserbea very gene.
 To B. D. Allen, M. D. UE~r ,TSI-e'' " 1T
 ,sn From hle 4Reg. D.. Scot, cJ Nt,c. York. }
 N. B Hr Allen, Dear Sir l am most ha ppyi to in. form you that yelr Balsam of ehnuDd, Lverwcri, Ane rleurIsy Root has cured me of Liver CMnnain, a disease under which had labored upward of six Esas1; 4 aaee recommended t 10 several of nv HS1Gs eHHcteN with the same maiatly, and i evsry 'nssncs sS a aas II been spccespfplv Hoping that God
 in Tam. .fesbsctfolIv yoan,,. isl9sa2 iIToB. D. Allen, M! i6. JOIN Seo,rr sD n
 CAUTI0N e1s Purchase none iunle.s i, N. ,,,. esyMs1 ae . ~ 1u the wF6ppeY md abei AAasnle wklen siGnainre 6f En, ii li' l'." .' 1
 ..'sOlaby " A. YLERR P :i p ,Ss ALIEN. M D. :, Sela ichf6sdby DE. BecrWlTH xOcS, cst 1.sA9tSl I--l zLsl -LlIg1n llAt.d isiS ~ EUH HATS. att low price of S2 as So.,-
 'Ou"a sI' "A NoRTEps.''
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-12-24
LEAD PIPE.

For Aqueducts, Pun,ps,, and rarious other Nses. ETSHE subscriber continues to manufacture
 1 Lead Pipe,suitableforA rAqueducts, Pumps, &tc. upon the most approved method, of hlry size or thickness which may be wanteds and upon ;he most reasonable terms. More, than ten years experience and observation, which the subscriber has had in making and putting in operation, for all its useful purposes, the above article, enables himto doit in the most thorough and perfect manner. The Pipe is thoroughly proved with force pump before it leaves the, factory. 't, sior 7aa rG " -t4
 The subscriber being near to uavigable waters, can forward Pipe to any part of the country. Orders, or inquiries, by mail or otherwise, will be promptly attended, to.
 '#..' 'oi H,n'r '',a ALANSON ANDRUS.
 Canton, Con- May IA, 1s4o. "''. 6m30
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-12-24
MOsssOtOstc RsiIs.O4sd .7yfOt5ce,

MOassNtO3etc RgiZa.OlgA .vOtice. WHOSE persons who have subscribed to l the New Stock of this Go. are informed that the amount required to make the sub.. scription binding has been subscribed, and that consequently five per cent on said sub- scription is now due. and that an instalment of ten per cent will be due on the lst Jan'ry next. Pupctual payment in all cases will be expected, as the grading of the road isalren dy cornnaenSed. \. La..
 pay to w. Adam of Canaan, in Cornwall and Goshen to Peter Bierce of Cornwall, in Kent to John M. Raymond, and in New Milford to Royal I. Canfeld-all others to the Trepsu-
 F% JESSE STERLING, Tyeas'r. '5
 Bridgepo,i, Dec. l, 1S4O. 26
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-12-24
1kessrs. Tyrrel e wakeley

ID RESPECTFULLY inform their friends and the 1N public that they have established theni- selves in the town of Litchfield, in West St., two doors west of the Court House. up stairs, where they intend to carry on the Tailor: ing RUsim ess in all it's branches-and from the experience they have had in the bu- siness, falter themselves that they can do work to suit all those who may favor them with tkcir custom. ,.'I .It
 N. B.. Cutting done at the shortest notice, and great pains taken to tit it for making.. ,s
 All garments cut at our shop warranted to if, it properly made up: :.. - '.i
 '.-.-t HENRY TYRREI,
 #, .,s BIRDSYE WAKELEY.
 Tjf,.bSuM 0ct Ia 1S10 yal.t ,p. 2, .. 2O
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-12-24
2d B. III. NHORSEsS or Stove ERfahlishfAent.

ITS in the basement of Lords building, one 1 door west of the Mansion House. Cooking Stores, acah Pipe d- FMrMiturc, Ck"rch, Parlor, OGce, Gad Bog Stoves, Fire Frames, 3-c. S'c. s@
 A share of patronage is solicited.
 Eifckfel2, Oct. S. arAo NalAA 10
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-12-24
STOVES!, STOVES!
Al ths- Old Stnaad in West street

Al tle old Stnaad in West street. vTNHE subscriber begs leave to inform the II public that he has now on hand an as- sortmeIit of STovEs fur surpassing any thing ever before offered in this market. In con- nection with his four sizes of far-famcd Ath- anor Cooking S,oues, he has beautiful nssort. naent of Parloi, Counting Room, Shop, and Meeting House Stoves, of entire new & most splendid patterns. Also sheet iron Stoves and Stove Pipe of all descriptions, ready made or made to order., Furnaces and Fire Frames in all their variety. z,'i I i..1. '-
 He is likewise constantly manufacturing llkinds of Sheet Iron, Copper, 4. Iin Ware, all of which he will sell at prices correspon- ding with the times, for CASH or approved cre- dit. Those wishing any of the above arti- cles are respectfully invited to call at the Stove or Sheet Iron Ware House of the sub- scriber, where every exertion will be made to accommodate their wishes and interest.
 g;a3gsasa 4sn4 MOSES MORSE.
 NIB. Be particular to call at the old stand of Moses Morse. in West-street, doors west of the County House. M. M. ~.
 Litchfgld Oct. |, 194O. tF.st IS
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-12-24

First rate Buckskin iHiitens, z ,.s t,s MYTH a first rate price attached. Also, WV quite variety of fall f ,cinter Glores, Stocks, Collars. and Suspenders-lndia rubber Overshoes, Boys Belts, fine silk Cloak Cords and .Tassells. Fur Collars--an for sale.
 Nov. .l2, s3i ..f.. ISAAC LAWRENCE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-12-24
Litch6sld, Dec. 10. ,ls ,'l -oa- a3i !
-------------- -
 J. 6 A. COWLES

y. 6 A. COWLES. w HAVE just received by Canal, at their TER, selected expressly for the Farmers of Litchfield county, Also, 100 barrels Roches- ter Flour; 1000 bushels Turks Island and Rock Salt--with general assortment of ; Groceries, Dry Goods, Hardaoare, &c., all of which have been purchased with cash at reduced prices, and will be sold to our customers in Litchfield county, and at home. atprices which shall not fah to please. | UnionUiAe, Dec. @, 164O. l-1 ed lr "26
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-12-24
GROO OEs TIE S.

TSLOtjR, Molasses. Sugars, Teas, Coffee,
 E oRaisins, Rice. Ginger Pepper Pimento. Cinnamon, Salt. Saleratis, Goldfish. Candies Tobacco, superior winter strained 'Oils Nails, Lumber, &c. &c. may be found Ut sd, .r-,tR ,'g tH Ttss A. NORTH'S CAsR SroRE, ss
 Lit0Afela, Mou..5 {. q ~. or ss4 ~ ..2A
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-12-24
ONE PAY e ONE PRICE.

Yet another supply o ne,o and desirable Goods
 just receired blythe subscriber, at has Store on
 East street, Litchfel HiiI, aH of sshich, toge- ther scith naaay others not mentioned here, may be had at satisfactory prices, to saythe leGst:
 ID RoADcLoTHs, CassimereS, Sattinetts, for ID .eigp and domestic Flannels of almost all colors; black and blue- black Bombazines, good and cheap; more of those cheap French and English Merinos and Printed Saxonies, splendid London Prints and other desirable goods for ladies dresses; Mouselin de I.aines; black, blue- black and light cold Silks; blk and blue black Silk Vetvets, suitable for la dies use; rich Lace1Y Yeils and French Laces; Merino Scarfs heni-stitch and plain Linen Cambric and Lawn Hdk'f !; fine Linens and Linen Cambrics; Swiss, book and other Mus lins; Footing, Edging, Insertings, Cambfics, Ribbons, fine black and cold hoskin GLovEs for ladies and gentlemen; buckskin Mittens and Gloves, merino & common yarn Gloves, Comfurters, India rubber Overshoes for la- dies and gentlemen, Gutter Boots, mems and boys Boots and Shoes of various qualities and sizes; complete assortment of thin and thick Shoes for ladies; mems and boys' fur and cloth Caps, some of octogon shape. Q new style, made to order expressly for the sub- scriber's sales. i9h z IJt "i'A' FLOUR and most kinds of GRocERIEs, except spirits and wines, Crockery and Hard,rGre oi some sorts, such as axes. siutes, skates, cut tacks, cut nails, knives and forks, sparables filcs, butts and screws, bellows, shoveis and spades. &c. ''< '''i 'th l' E. GRANT.
 Liich6eld, Dec. 10. I97 9s'a 'l Il h2'i' 9e