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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-06-18

.CJ@Ihe Pennsylvania, from which the fol-
lowing article is taken introduces with these re-
marks" The following remarks of a correspon-
dent are, at this moment, entitled to attention.
We should, perhaps, decline the publiciOn, were
it not that II meeting of the Stockholders of the
bankrupt Bank takes place this day, by which the
statements may be tested, and verified or disprov-
ed. The writer confidently asserts their truth and
appeals to the books of this polluted institutions
and when it is reminded that the clerks and accoun-
tants were swore TO secrecy, and that every in
genious device was employed by those who were
preying upon the funds conlidcd to their care TO
cry, the suffering stockholders and the public at
large are entitled 10 have the probe steadily and
learlessly applied"
IaIpoRrANr DISCLOSURES FOR THE WID-
ow AND ORPHAN. We speak adysedy aud
upon good authority, when we say that the Rank
Of the United States was moi broken by lis Cotton
Specualions and dealings in fancy Stocks We
boldly assert, that seven millions Of dollars Of the
suspended debts, occupying nine folio pages Of the
Leger, consists of loans to active and prominent
Federal Wings, during the last few Years, aud
some OF them made so recently as 1889 and 1910.
To Thomas l., Mckinney, there is charged the
enormous sum Of two hundred and fifty thousand
dollars!
To Daniel Webster, the small sum Of one hun
dred and ten Thousand dollurs-S rs eco Of which
was oycrdralls in 1889 and 1910.
To John 5. Riddle, the moderate sum Of one
hundred thousand dollars! And 10 politicians in
general of the Federal Wing party IN immense
amount OF money Tor the late aud former PreSlden-
lial Elections, thus sacrificing the money Of the
widow and orphan 10 pruniole political success at
The polls, Harrison and Tyler were elected last
wear, bat the living eff the now dc>oale was squnn-
dered in " Log Cabin and Hard Cider" iro,ics-
We call upon the stockholders meeting of this day
the 4lh Muy, 10 come out and publish 10 The world
the debtors names contained upon these nine pa
ges Of the l.egcr. We call upon MIR Rreck, whom,
we believe 10 he an honest aud upright uun, to do
justice In the female portion Of the Stockholders.
by letting us know who are the robbers Of their
nile of their ALL The homes, part Of this conIuu-
nifty, demand total exposure Of the Exchange
Committee loans and discounts for several wears
past Mr. LiPPncoll, the chairman, owes it To his
own chac,cr ard credit, 10 say who are the hor-
rowcrS Of This debt Of seven millions Of dollars and
why it is that they were never called upon for
p1yme'. ! he half pay officers Of the EIiri,harmy
and navy, many Of them innocCutaud UnsuspeGliug
souls, dcs-ve ii least to know the condition upon
whlch their money was expended in election cant
p,ians, The stOcAh0'drrs arG bound not 10 sup
press any names 0rhrhiors TO the nunk-ihis may
vet induce many politician, lately promoted 10
place by lis means, 10 pay what be- owes 10 it,
Statesmen ard members Of the Cabinet, may vet
L.. L, 1. / Il.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-06-18
WAsHINGroN, Monday, June 7.

WAsHINGroN, Monday, June7.
RULE OF THE IIoUsE.-The House, to day
resumed the consideration Of Mr. Wise's motion
to adop, the rules Of the last House, and 10 up.
point committee Of nine members TO revise the
same.
After an exciting discussion between Messrs
Wise, Adams, Johnson King, and others, and
some threats from the Southern members that they
would leave their Seats if abolition petitions wero
received, the previous question was moved by FL
more.
The question being taken Mr. Adams amend.
ment was ag'eed 10; yeas ll2, nay lOt.
So, the 2lst Rule was accepted. Mr. Wise said
he would now move to lay the resolution, as amend
ee on the table. lie was opposed to acting on
it--Cor his object was to do some business. No
Business could he done, if abolition petitions
were 70 be received. He would resist the re-
cep,on of every one Of them, as they were OPEN
ed
Finally, the resolution, as amended, was adept
ed--l23 10 81.
Thus ends this affair. Mr.. Adams has carried
his point. There will be no rule excluding Adolf
ton petitions. Perhaps none will be offered at
this session.
SELECT COMMITTEE on FISCAL AGrNcr.
On motion of Mr. Sargent II was ordained that
select Committee Of nine members be appointed 10
Ia e into consideration the state cf the currency,
the establishment ola Csca agent TO MD in the
collection and disbursement orihe revenue, the es.
tubish nent of uniform currency, sc,
In tho Senate the committee will repCr, Pc
cnniary provision for the family in sepera'e res
Ouion.
Plan FOR A FISCAL AGENT OR BANK.--
Mr. Clay offered resolution directing the Secra-
tNry Of the Treasury TO communicate to the Ser
ate The plan Of such Bank, TO be incorporated by
Congress, as would be best adapted 10 the public
services
Mr. King wished the Resolution TO 10 couched
in the words Of the Report, which ware I" fiscal
agent"
Mr. Clay said Bank wOs referred 10 in the Re-
port.
Mr. Wright said that the phraseology oftho Res
oluon rummellcd the Secretary too much,
Mr. RNcs proposed so to amend the Resolution
fiscal agent, us being fee from constitutional Oh
jeconS, will, in his opinion, produce the happie..
results and confer lasting and important benefits on
the country,
jIr lac sr,i La f,r rnpl, nd bad
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-06-18

The Ladics' COmpaaiOn.-Thi work for the
month of June Is before US, with all its usual at
fractions. The plate is an engraving of "The III
dim Falls" near Cod Spring, opposite West
Point, 1t has its quota Of "Summcr Fashions
and Music, and pages well stocked with prose and
poetic composition of IN attractive kind.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-06-18

We have been requested to publish the names
accompanying the calls for the Chelsea Convention
which has been sent us. Those by whom this
request is made will see that it Is almost immopssi-
bic for us to comply with their wishes, our paper
being crowded 10 the brim with matter which, it
would seem, impossible to leave out at this time.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-06-18

We are gra,iied 10 notice that the Niw Era,
has been greatly improved in personal appearance
lately. The inner man can hardly be beilered.
The Ne,o Era is among tho first aud foremost Of
the s'rong-armcd democratic journals Of the day
and this evidence of success is peculiarly cncour-
aging TO the Democratic party.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-06-18

TIE PATRONAGE or TIE GOVERN.
METT BROUGHT IN CONTACT WITH
TiH FREEDOM OF ELECTIONs,.-
(CEECpT!ON
The truth, in relation TO the appointment oil
these miserable fellows, Baxter ard Burton 10 the
Poso.iccs iv Sharon and Norwich has at length
worried out.
An acliyo and lcadingwhig stated, the other day,
That E,cc2 nsci all his igfueace 10 dcrcu The
ag"iao'ioa q .l"3rctr Tracy, for Coag,es-
autobiography co@@uaicG,ei uM BCrier and
E'noo On Tic Jc'i md promised Mcm he Post
olico IL Gcir rcsIcct,c forms, proriicI Tracy
~os GCea'ci ant Gc1. H1rrisoa e'ccici!
Ihi, exposition is beautiful, is ituo,: This COR
NrroN, this BRIBERY, this BARTERlNG,
TIE OFFICES or TIE GOVERNMENT, for
partisan services, is pretty business; pretty bust
ness, surely. 1t indicates correct state cfmorals
on the part of whiggary. A member Of Congress
selling lostoicrs 10 miserable bruwcrs, for aid 10
securc a denomination, and then and then, The AG-
nini,irarion SANCTlONING his corruption, by
rcdccming the appointment Of his miuions, his I'M
authorised and selfish pledges Whiggcry wing
gerry this i; whirgcry
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-06-18

Mr. Van Buren left 90 rogucs in Office, the best
of whom could no, be trusted more than IL days
-IVachmdn,
And so were turned out 10 make room for such
honest men ne Rc'a Padgnr. mud Chester Poster
Such patterns Of morality as Deacon Gi&ey,
and Harvey Burton, Go ahead, By-hc-way,
how much does the TVGtchmaa get for defending
the Oligarchy?
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-06-18
WHAT DOES EIEAN!

The Utica Dcaocrai asks how the wings have
so soon disposed If the naiiona trcasures' Mr.,
i'ycr says in his recent message, that mt the end
Of the present year the government will he in debt
N,0G9, eco, without any means Of payment 1t
seems The wings must have had a great many Old
bills to pay Up when They came into power, but by
what authority they have undertaken to thus Apply
the pEb'i, funds we cannot conceive When Nr
Woodbury. left the treasury department, he left
Sufficient means, as his report shows, to nee, all
tho expenditures Ct the government which had
hcan provided for, or determined upon, n, the close
Of The last session of Congress. There can be no
mistake about the calculation of the late Secretary
Of The Treasury. There issomo iniquy abou, this
whole a0air Let it be brought to light, and the
co'rup'ions Of whiggGry exposed in their ingipent
stages.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-06-18

SEBASTIAN r. STREETER, WARREN Cur
RIFR, Henry Z. STuUGHroN-were admitted
as practising Attorneys at the May Term of the
County Court.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-06-18

0fa abusive. insulting, living, gammoring, grow
cling papers which we are condemned 10 pernse,
we give the medal to the Woodstock Spirit orhp
Age.-Rpiiaad HcrdN
How is your marin, Mr. Herald
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-06-18

lrFWe are indebted 10 our fends p. J.
Tcnney and ~ Noycs for nearly an healrel sub
srrihers to our Extra, We swish we hid thor
sand such iiends, we should feel Ike setting up
o hts to make the Age "iread up"
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-06-18

Pass along that snnlI.boy, # YOU please, Mr East
m,n.-POniaai Transcript.
Think you, sir. Hep yourself--Gnc doy-hope
Ms is well Our SIS thinks a great deal Of
Volt nnnpr.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-06-18
Making the sum of ONE MILLION SIX HUMID

Making the sum OF ONE MILLION SIX HUMID
RED AND FIVE THOUSAND, SEVEN HUNDRED
AND EIGHTY-oNE DOLLARS, loaned by the late
Bank of the U. S.. TO two hundred and sixty-fve
members of Congress, within the space of five
years ; being more than six thousand dollars TO
each member.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-06-18
WHAT. WHAT

The President states " that there will be prob.
able deficiency on the first Of September next of
about $4,000, O0O.' This speaks well for this
economy-profassing administration! The cash
means in the treasury on the fourth of March last,
when the present party went into power, was re-
ported Ivy Mr. Woodbury. at SC ,C0O, OO0 These
sums added together make the sumo Of 81 ,0C0
eco. During the period indicated, from March 4h
to September LIST, there vii. be received Of the ac-
curing revenue, about an equal sum, which added
10 the former, makes the handsome sum of $$22
000 eco to he expanded or sguandercd away the
first six months Of the present administration! This
we will doubtless be tod is g economy and re-
iorm," and perhaps some Of the federal papers VIII
have the cron,cry TO congratulate the pCopc (as
was done in the case Of the public printing in this
s,ute,) that it was only twice MS much as would
have been expended under the late administration
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-06-18
Majority against Ministers,

Majority against Ministers, SO
The Ministers had not resigned, and it was said
would hold on to THAR places,
The Inflated steamship President had not been
heard from.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-06-18

;CJsWe take occasion again, to remark, tina,
if our exchange plpers are direcied-.fse, JYOoi-
stock, Vi.--they will reach us.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-06-18

II /, said to he fac, that water runs f5''cr in
the nigh, than in the day time. 80 does IhitC--
Claremom Eagle.
Granted thu, he does, bu, how much faster do
you run in the night than in the day linc' that.
what we want TO know
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-06-18
PIS,i AIIEtD

Last year the farmers in this county were oGerd
orly-four cents for their wool, this year foiiy-oro
Push ahead "lctcr limes' Ilurrah for cd Tip
and high prices!
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-06-18

There is powerful ''odor' Of ras,aliiy, in the
of this country, at this tmc,-Rich-
mOnt Star.
Particularly about Richmond
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-06-18

DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION.
The Democratic Ireon.cn, Of the County of Or
ango ATE requested to mcetat Chelsea, Oh I'll Is
DAI, THE 22d DAY or JUNE, inst, for the
purpose Of nominating three Candidates to be sup
ported for The State Senate at the September cleo
too, and for The transaction Of such ohor business
rs lnay DO deemed proper 10 promote the interests
Of Jc.arsonian democracy, We hope to see all
the towns fully represented.
81 Or'cr 81 he COra'y Committee
Chelsea, 3iny ~, 1911,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-06-18

EIGHT DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND.
Arrival Of The Great Vesic,n al New York.
The most important item of intelligence is the de-
feat of the British Ministry on the question of SUI
gar duties, May 18th, The votes stood
Against Ministers, BIT
For Ministers, PSI
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-06-18

iCe The Aboli,ionists hold a ,wo.tays State
Convention at Waterbury, commencing July 1
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-06-18
KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE

That the United States Dank, according to a rc-
port of n committee Of the House Of Representa-
tives at Washington, in
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-06-18
A NATIONAL BANK.

The .IpdisoaiuR contains the outline sketch Of
National Bank or Fiscal Agent, which we have
good reasons TO believe has received the ap2r0ba-
ton Of President Tyler The essential features are
these /. Tho Central Bank TO be located in
Washington City Capital 100000 900, based
upon The Publ, Lands Of the United States, and
ii part made mp Of Public Stocks and private sub
Srrlp,ions. Officers Of the Government aud Mem
bcrs Of Congress 10 be excluded from any dealings
with il whaievor A. J:---..-I, ii, C,utItti
Bark and none at the branches bul Of strictly bu-
sluoss paper on short time. No director allowed
to 10 a borrower. The Federal Government 10
appoint part Of the directors The States the resi-.
due. No branch To be established IN any State but
by consent Of the Legislature of said State. lis is.
suos 10 be every where receivable for public dues
md redeemed III specie at every branch.
~ Y. TriruHe.
III, people do net WANT, AND WILL. NOT
HAVE, National Bank, based upon the Public
L7nls, or anything else. Sach an institution, is
dargCroas 10 oul civil liberties Jefferson has said
81, Nation has said so, Jackson has said so, ALI.
the f,ihers Of the Rcpgbc have said so and if,
by my means, the ftdcraIsls succeed in obtaining
Il chattc,, TIE DEMOCRATS WILL REPEAL
IT THE MOMENT THEY OBTAIN THErOW-
En-.
A National Ennk is UNCONSTITUTIONAL
and if chartered, viii exist jus, so long as federal
ism hrs the power, and NO LONGER ! There is
no mistake about this bushes. Every democrat in
Io Republic is determined on that poiu, and will
fight, tooth and nail, TO the last ditch.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-06-18
GDe &ptrt: OF C,{,e GDe.

FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE IS, 1871.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-12

< aR WILLIAM rEA,sS SOOTHING SYRIP
aZ FOR CHILDREN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
\ HpSsELs-Te Mothers and Nurses: The passage
u TIE teeth through the gums produces Troublesome
nd dangerous symptoms. IL is known by mothers
mt mere 4" great irrIia, ION in the mouth and gums du.
ng this process. The gums swell. the Secretion OF
70 saliva - increased, the child is scized with frcauenr
id sudden hts OF crying, watching. starting in lis
eep, aud sPasms Of peculiar parts the child shrieks
Nth extreme violence eud ihrusts its fingers into il,
mouth. Ifthese precursory symptoms are not specific
slievia ed, s~pasmodic c0nvulsions universally supcI.
enc, and soon cause fhs dissolution Of the iof,nf-
tHaohhsrs who rave their hrle babes afflicted with
leso distressing symptoms would apply DR. William
vans Soothing syrup, which has preserved las3r,ds
inlonis when thousht past recovery, from being sud
only attacked win mat fatal mnlady. convuIsions
BeE0rs Of CogHterfeits-CAUrroN Be partieaiar In
urehssing 70 see that the label Of this Medicine con.
iins a notice Gifts entry according 10 act Of Congress
nd be likewise particular in obtaining shem at 100
natham ST. New York, or from the regular SCENTS
WA II. KING, as Water st. WheeIlnr.
Stevenson a. Neale. rarker-burp. nov 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-12

vIRGiNiA-At rsles held in ia |lcrk's cfhre ofiho
Circuit Superior OF law and Chanecry for The ec1n-
~ OF OHIO, IN the month OF Auguri. 1910.
Stephen Rice, CoDplainln;
against
Austin Peoy. md Henry Moore. and the
said Henry Moore. John F. Clarke. anJ
Nlark Douglass, merchant and partners ; c..
imdiog under the ERIN OF Moore. Clnrke ~
Co. Defendants
The defendant Austin Peay, not having entered has
appearance and given security according To the act OF
assembly aud the rules OF this Court. and II appearing
~ satisfactory evidence that he is not an inhabiinnt
Of this commonwealth On motion of the ~cornplaia-
ant by counsel, IL L. ordered that the sand deiendanido
appear here on the first day of next Fail term OF ihi-
Court. cater hrs appearance. give security TOR the Per'
!Ormance OF the decree in the cause, Ge has answer
70 The compliments bii,-or Otherwise defend this saii
and that n copy oflhis order be forthwith inserted
Ia some newspaper printed in the City NJ Wheeling
tor two months successfully and posted az the fsci.t
door ofihe Court house q Ohio county.
a copv tesie,
ALEXANDER r. LAiDLEf, Clerk
\. for Counpt. aug L.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-12
DR. HUNTS BOTANIC Pills, IN
~ rERESTlNa AND APPLICABiST TO THE
D;..oses or The Stomach, o. Nee,

Diseases Of the Stomach, - Ns,yos
Such as Dyseepsla, either Chronie or CasssL Nm
der the worst Symphonic of rsstisssnsss, DO Sness
of Sp irits. and general Emaciafon, Conssmpuon
whether Of the Lungs or Liver. Liver Affections,
ness, wofmso OF every vars,3i Rheumstism, wheth-
rr Acute OF Chrome, together with tout, S~crofula.
P Ps,%9 'S Scarlet snf ssi Fever. PsrriS sots saros;. fsser
and Agre. SPssmodic PslpitarSn q the Heart and
Arteries Nervous lrr,abiitn Nuvos. Weakness,
stfuctioas. Heartburn, Hesdacks. Cough, the Com
mon or Humid. and the Dry or the Whooping
Asthma. Gravel, aad Droosy.
The Blood he. hitherto been considered by
Empiers aud others, rs the great reA ulatcs OF The
adhcrrnts 20 that erroncoos doctrine. that they con-
tent them selves with the simple possession OF this
mary sources from whence Life, Health. and Wig
pur cmana' e, aud, rfcereTsd, pain. sickness, disease
and death Not 30 WITH DIR Hunt, whose extern
~ re search and pracucai experience so eminent
" quality him for the profession Of which he has
hesn one OF he mos, useful members. He con
tends-ard a moInents ~reficcuou will conViscs
anyreasoning nlnd OF the correctness of bis view
thatthe stomach. hver, and the associated organs
ace the ptituar5 and great regulators of health. anc
jhat the blood IN very many instances Is dspenden
on th.sc oIxans, and that unless medicine rcachei
the root % the disease the superficial a~nodyne'
usually prsscsibed, serve but rs folt- TO cover tn
ravagss Of deep rooted maladies. Under thsse con
vIcuOns nj tbs expense Of years OF close applica
ton, the doctor has discovered a medicine who's,
IL rs with a kn1wl-dRe Gifts being n radical cur
ofthe various diseases already enumerated, even
appred "a the most critical cases, but he does ne
pretend 10 ascribe to
HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS
a supernatural agency, although from posinv
proofs within the knowledge OF hundreds, hels pre-
pared TO show, that when every other earthly RENE
dy has been gwen up.
HU MIS- BOTANIC PILLS
havenever been known 10 fail in efecting TWO yer
grstfylng results, that IF raiSin fron the bed @
sickness aud disease those who have tested the
efficacy. and thus amply rewArding Or. Hunt fo
his long and anxious study TO attain this perfsC
ton in the Dealing Art.
The exp aordinsry success which has attended oh
use of HUNTS BOTAN PILLS, Is the be-
criterioa Of then sup erior virtues. They nav
been the means of raising a host of languIshing p
tents f,om the he'd of affection. as is clearly eyiT
ced in the following
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-12

WV DOORS.
milan War will plates.
Incident 81 Border Lie.
Nsung Ladys Fdsn3.
Coierdgs's Shelley g. Hates.
Ferdinand a. Isabella. q toIs
PaUv's voyagos.
American Almanac. 1871.
Popuiar Ecucau0n.
Souta Amsnca a. Mcuoo Tsuan Revolution.
Advice 70 Young Gentleman.
C0Urt Of England. 2 vols.
Blinds Lectures on Rhotous.
Jus received ar3 ff suIe Nv
dec3i STEPHENSON a. cARw0oD.
ECTIFiED WlfIskEY-1O0 hsrsl- ,D ,tore
~ @raalo ~ SOLON0N KING
nov - 90 Ws,sT strsot
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-12
A CARD.
E.TNGEE GHEREH

HAS been abe through the kindness
AZ OF = number Of his friends 10 resume the
" holesale GTccerv, Commission aud SHIPPING bu:
slG IS m 2t street between Wood and Smnth6eid
Church.
lie lntcnds 20 Keep ca hand an assortment of
6rocercs, Pittsburgh Manufactures. Copper and
I'm. aad will bc careful for a call from his fficRds
throughout he country.
Pittsburgh, Oct. 8, tS4O-w era
Transcript Nclsburgh. Marshall Beacon, ~ "a
BEETHOVEN, Marshah Co Democratic Republican,
HofEantown, ana Gazette parkcrs5ursh, will copy
IS dhoNe . Ia 8. and send ther aCcOuGts TO Pitts
blrgh, Also one RUmotr If their papCr containing
Tins card.
Is bblt BROWN TANNERS OIL, on hand and
for sale by oct N. REILLY.
q NoPS-The highcst marked price Will De paid Tor
En- Hop-. well cured. delivered at The Warehouse
Of tho subscriber o. Monroe street.
oct Z W r. TYSON.
.TTANNERS oiL-20 barrels Tanners Brown
OIL received ihis day. For sale by
SOLOMON INC
ret 3 &c. Water street.