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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-04-09
THE REASON WHY.

Some of our friends are surely astonished at
the result of the Connecticut election, and pro-
TESS to be at loss to imagine the reason phy.
If they will let US, we will tell them. At the
commencement of the present session the con-
stltuency of the country looked with the most
painful anxiety for the adoption, on the part OF
Congress, of such measures as should replenlsh
the Treasury, restore the currency, and revive
the industry Of the country. Instead OF having
these wishes gratifed, four months have been
suffered to go by, and not a thing has been done
toward effecting any one Of these ends. whose
fault is it? Of course the blame is cast on
the party that, having majority in both branch
es of Congress, has failed to make use of It's
strength for good purposes, and has been sa~
listed to talk about reforms and retrenchments'
which are not carried out and go for g Harry Of
the Vest" against the world, and common
sense .too-the party that. won't do any thing
that's good, because ''the Captain" is President,
and ''Henry Clay" does not wish any thing to
be done, lest il should make "John Tyler popular
for the next term of the Presidency. Now it
happens that however well this perspective Pre-
sdent-makng may suite certain politicians, II
does not accord with the common-sense views OF
the honest yeomanry ofthe land, whobeeve that
if the present is well taken care of, the future
will be very apt to take care Of itself The
majority in Congress has been wasting time
and treasure In doing nothing, whilst the vital
interests of the country are overlooked and neg
lected, and the Wigs that aoere, are so sick of
the course of their representatives, that they
stay at home, or vote against such trifers.-
The People of this country are brave and gene
rous and confdng, and are willing to go great
lengths in favor of men whom they like, but
there is limit beyond which they will not go
to please any man or set of men. If the Wings
of Congress had acted as they should have done,
and gone for measures without reference to
men, sound measures, the beneficial effects
of which would have been felt in every part
of the country, there would have been
nd such results as those which we have just
seen. The majorities would have remained as
they were, and the condition of the nation would
have been rendered such as to make every pa
trpt's heart glad within him. 1t did not, how
ever suit the President-in-d anticipation to dc
any thing but what would promote his election
three gears hence, and he and his e:rclusipe
| friends managed to talk against time, instead
of acting, and the People have become sick OF
it and have acted accordingly If the vast ma
| jdrity that elected General Harrison and came
into power like whirlwind, is to be shorn Of
it, strength, and converted into minority, Ue
kpow, and the People knoaO, that we have
stated above part of THE REASON WHY.
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TO THE EDITOR.
LIBERTY, MIssouRI, March 81, 1642.

SIR Enclosed send you $40 for two copies Of
your tri-sosekly Jhadsonian, for one year.
Our President has party in the country, if he has
none in Congress. Let him console himself with the
reflection that the present Congress must ere long
give place to another. After that time, if am not
greatly deceived, and profess to have some know
ledge of the feelings of the people, he will have
Majors battalion instead of "corporals guard, to
support his patriotic measures. He may safely place
the of Exchequer'' before the country, and
securely as to the result 1t will be as certain
to carry majority of the American people, as that
the ub-Treasury did not, or "per Sc" Bank
cannot Besides being the best adapted to the pre-
sent emergencies of the country, it is just what tho
great Of the people have wished since tie Veto
message of General Jackson portrayed the dangers
of such Bank as the old one. Give us the FIX
chequer' and "judicious'' discriminating tariff, and
our country-aded by the stout arms and willing
hearts of the yeomanry-wl still be prosperous and
happy.
The currency question must be settled, or we will
have a REVOLUTION.
MIR. Websters letter to Mr.. Everett is character
stic of his great mind and his lofty patriotism Be
of good cheer. The People will rally despite OF
demagogues on those who act honestly earlesy, and
Independently.
Very respectfully,
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-04-09

DAGUERREs MAGICAL PIcTUREs. we are graft
fed to learn that Messrs. Marley and Lonat are
making preparations to exhibit in this city, the sPlend
ed Pictures painted by the celebrated Mons Daguerre
which have elected much admiration in all the
cities where they have been exhibited These beau
tul Tablcaux represent various scenes of the most
interesting description, and by means of refracton
they exhibit all the notifications of light from dawn
until deepest midnight and, by chymical process,
effects are produced of an almost magical character
upon the same canvass.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-04-09
From the Savannah Georgian
THE PRESS.

he
sTis said that if brilliant Star
Were stricken from the dome OF night,
A printing press if planted there,
Would shed anew radiant light"
Thi. was one of the toasts given at the Boz dinner
in Washington a week or two since, and the sentl-
ment is as true as the poetry is pretty.
II was the Press which terminated the long night
of ignorance known the dark ages 1t is the press
which has been the great enlightener OF mind for
four centuries past II is the Press which has kept
nm the beacon fires of liberty in politics and religion,
wherever it has been established. 1t is the press
which has unooscd society in all its elements from
the chains of civil and mental Erebus, and like a
bright MONDAY luminary, has dazzled back to the
gloomy caves Of ignorance, the Zimmerman shades
which so long before its rising, rested on mankind
It is difficult to conceive or comprehend the value
and influence of the press To obtain any thing OF
an idea of its worth, we must throw ourselves back
to the ages Immediately preceding the invention OF
Guttemburg Faust and Schoiffer, when the slow pen
Of the copyist and the cell of the monastery furnished
the scanty food of intellectual Europe when maLu-
scripts were rare and expensive and when the great
mass of the people, the entire substratum OF socie
was unblest and unenligtencd by the rays OF know
ledge or else plant ourselves in some FAR on heathen
land where religion science, civilization never
dawned where printing is unknown books unheard
Of Instruction save in savage arts, never gwen ana
where esthe dome of night" is staress, because no
printing press is ssplanted there" to "shed ahe"
radiant light IS ,hoso oon
II we can sufficiently imagine either OF tncse con-
dtons we can fall upon some estimate OIL tn1 "o,'
Of the press The press is far more 10 US .nah ,he
~ orooIes of ancient days Dodona, Delphi, Tropho
;s never cxerted such an influence on mankind as
now issues from the printing office, engrossng our
thoughts, forming our minds, moulding our future
desines.
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Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT, .april 8, Il

Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT, .apra 8, 1872.
Sir: Advices this day received by the Department,
from the Postmaster at Baltimore, convey the pleas
ing intelligence that the missing mail portmanteau
from the West, reported by him yesterday morning.
has, since then, safely arrived.
am, sir, respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
SAMUEL B. BEACH,
Mail Depreciation Clerk.
To the EDITOR of the f" Madisonian."
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DOWN WITH THE MONSTER.

A public meeting of the Northern Liberties Total
Abstinence Society will be held at the engine house,
on Monday evening, 18th instant at o'clock, when
addresses by popular speakers will be delivered and
the proceedings interpreted by the experience of
formed inebriates, aided by popular songs.
LUND WASHINGTON, ST.,
JNO. FERGUSON,
JOSEPH BRYAN,
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-04-09

GEN. WApDY THoMPsoN.-This gentleman, who
has been few days in the city, leaves this af-
ternoon on his new mission to Mexico. He goes out
in the revenue cutter Woodbury., commanded by
Capt. Nones. A vessel of war was ordered by the
Government, previous to his leaving Washington, to
meet Gen. Thompson at this place to bear him to
Vera Cruz but he conceives his duties too urgent
and important to make any further delay in waiting
here for that vessel-.N o. Pic. Mar. 30.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-04-09

I5-The Rev. Mr. KMGsFoRD will preach in the
Baptist church, 10th street. tomorrow Sunday
morning, on the subject of the value of the Holy
Scriptures after which a collection will be made
for the benefit of the Bible society Service to
mence at III O'Clock.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-04-09

~ PRINTERS TOTAL ABSTINENCE So
CIETY.-A Special Meeting of this Society will be
held THIS EVENING at o'clock, at Buckingham's
Room, c street, opposite the City Post Office.
Printers, apprentices, and all persons connected
with the business, are invited to attend.
CT. LOWRY, Secretary.
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Office Of the Board Of Health, }
ALL lQAA

April 6, 1912.
Thrty-four deaths have been reported to the Board
Of Health for the month ending 3lst of March.
Of these, there were of two years and under, 10:
between two and ten, S. between ten and thirty 6;
between thirty and fifty, 7; between fifty and
eighty, 6.
Diseases-Consumpion 6. Unknown3. Still born
L. Measels 8. Intemperance Q. Child bed l. Fr
O. Killed l. Water tho brain /. Cronp, l. IT,
cline 3. Bilious fever l. Accident l. DropsJ =,
Tecthing 1.
HARVEY LINDSLY,
presidenk
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-04-09

PREDIcTIoN.-After putting the finish
ing stroke to paper last night sat the witch
ing hour''-the devils standing round US in
amaze-we turned to the horoscope, and beheld
Mr.. Mangun, at his meditations. Soon, very
soon, he will introduce bill to prevent the Ex-
ecutive Departments from having any printing
done at our office.
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OFFICIAL.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,
By and Nth the advice and consent Of the Senate
CHARLES DEWEY, of Indiana, to be Judge Of the
District Court of the United States for the District Of
Indiana, in the place of Jesse L. Holman deceased.
WILLIAM ARMsrEAD, of Alabama, to be Marshal
of the United States for the Southern District Of
Alabama, in the place Of Robert l.. Crawford, re-
signed.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-04-09

r AND.-A person owning obou,s acres OF WcSa
land situate in the Northwest Branch above the
Adelphi mills, adjoining the property OF tho pck IN
"y os. the n S SiUpsa'y of for family carriage
Application may be made to ,,,o p.pcporr
ap9 'NO' DhA~NA~~'
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-04-09
DR. T. G. EVANS TONIC EYE WATER.

DR. +. G. EVANS TONIC EYE WATER.
I'm. CAUSES Of Inflammation in the Eyes
-,,,,,.~o,,ser,erna INJURIES as blows particles of
sand lime or dust getting into them; exposure to
ca,d and strong light and intemperance, and from
wha,evcr cause the Inflammation proceeds it should
be subdued speedily and no method ofueasment can
sbsc, We better this important end than the that
;mnar,s strength to the vessels of the eye.
Jbc Tonic Eye Water is distinctly of this class. A
few applications Of it to the eye all that is necessA-
ry for proper cure.
For sale by }. W. fOuNE, -,
Sole agents for the District, two doors east o1adsoy"
apo
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-04-09

The "BosToN DAILY LEDGER" is the title of a new
penny paper just started in Boston by William Bart
lett, Esq.
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NTOTICE-Mr JOSIAH GOODRICH, Of
IN Washington, is duly appointed my general agent
and attorney to act for me and in my stead for ana
during my temporary absence from the CITY, as
though were personally present. .pN
WIsHINaroN Apri 9, 1912. St
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april 8
PROFESSOR MAFFITT,s LECTURES.

Rev. PROFESSOR MAFFITT'S Lectures will
commence on Monday Evening next, the 18th instant
at the Odd Felo,cs Hail. in the City Hall, at halfpast
o'clock
PROGRAMME
l. The Life of Genius
g The Intellectual and moral power of Education.
g. The origin, richness, power, and beauty of the
English Language.
i The causes and effects of the American and
French Revolutions.
5. WoMAN-Christian and Heather contrasted.
Tickets for the ST. single tickets 25 cents
to be obtained at the stores of Mr.. F. Taylor Penn
sylvania avenue Farquhar & Morgan, First Ward;
Tucker g. Son Boteler s. DOM Carrot Anderson,
Pennsylvania avenue , Lane Tucker; and at the
door Of the Hall.
an 9-eo3t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-19
Correspondence OF the Baltimore Patriot.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. I6 p. \


RrNovALs.-In accordance with an in,inalion
naoe short time previous 20 oar city election the
Wings in the Custom House that could not con-
eien'iousiy vote the Loo oioco Ticket, are no " 70
eeivihs their reward. Luther Blades, en- efficient
ele'k, and thorough Wing received brief on Sa-
iufd.y, informing him tina, his services were no
longer required.
The Corpora's Guard appear or affect great NOR
nacaiion al the Result OF the Canvass which shows
larger Wing minority wi hcut them AMI their iniu-
enee, than was obtained in 1911 with them. The
question put TO Jonathan Roberts, Esq. late Co..
leetor, hy President Tyler, of "how many Gay
men are ihetel' is changed, and now very sisni6
eanily asked, 'how many Tyler men are there1"
ELscrIog FRAUDs-A man 10y the name Of
Martin, warm plTizsu in the Locofoco ranks,
was, alter al Investigation before his honor
Scott, required 10 enter bali in the sum Of $500
70 appear OF the Court Of Sessions and answer
the charge aiding and Inducing Illegal votes at the
recon, election. Process has also been issued in
ton TO certain judges, inspectors, Sc. on a charge
oil fraudulent returns made by them, which are
SAD 10 be at variance with the vote. polled and
which excludes from Office certain candidate, be
newell 10 have been legally elected by the people.
This matter has especial bearing on the officers e..
se;ed by the joint Of the city and county OF
Philadelphia
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-19
FRESH FALL AND WINTER
POWHATAN HOUSE.

- hIfHHOhus FWEl0id.
Ihb subscriber has taken lease the above Esab.
- hshmcnt, and viii iake Fossrsson the st day u
Vcoher next uu'il which time the House will be kept a.
heretofore by 2. iuva $50 lie wcuh be pleased 10 see
Dts iucnus and all Others that may favor him wh All
II deemed essaTy say any Thing in relation IN
nc locality 81 this House. a. must he generally Known,
having been ot many years the principal house the cty
snfhce u 10 say, there u location egss II. The
House as well a. ~ locality IS admirably suited for gen.
eltcn ifaNol mug with their families, and members The
Legislature, ior whose accommodate arrangements will
&c tuafc Tho House viii undergo a thorough repair.
Al can promise is 10 use the best my ability 10 render
s1siacon o. al that may favor with ie cJfupany
and al can ass isa trial There Wiu be Hacks Por
crs ~ nc irrcut 1uag Pieces 10 convey passengers
and baggage. nee q charge.
p rI...l.l
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-19
g. o.
FL CO.
by LAST EYENIN0'S MAIL
CorrespOndence ofu. s. Gazette.
NEW YORK, Svxn.,

The ship Navigator, bound to Canton, in going
cut OF the port yesterday was into by the brig
Moxsy, and was so severely injured, that abe wa.
Obliged TO come TO anchor for repairs.
Captain Adams, Of the brig Casper Hauser, from
Ns,anzis. say, tina, in the gale on the 9Th inst, she
lost her mas, and rudder, boais-decks swep, and
crew disabed-los, every ,hing. Lett 10 company
with schooner Maria, or Philadelphis.
Between 10 and II o'clock, on Friday night, after
the Cro,on eslebreion, FIRE broke out in Twenty.
sixth Il, nearly three miles from the City Hail.
A large null, seven stories high, and several
dwelling houses were consumed. The frenen
we're promptly on the spot The Paramount
Company OF your city, were also upon the ground,
and uio good execution with their noble engine and
by Their united exegtions tho block was saved Our
Citizens wese much pleased with them during the
procession, but their promp:i,ude in attending fire
81 such distance after the feligues Of the day. has
eIic,'ed the warncst appreciation.
Notice he's been given that The Bark Of Com
meree Is authorized to supply applicants with U
states SIX per cent stock, hayia. 20 years to run
IN sums Of one, three five, ten thousand dollars
At the option Of the purchasers.
Souihtrn Exchanges are dull eIcep: on Alabama,
10. which there Is n fair demand-BalIimore and
Philadelphia are at els.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-19
DEATHS.

nlcl. ~ TIC slh nsi IN Auei, Mrs FANNY w. no.
bBRT-ON, Tie below cd wife Of NJ Alexander gsrffSon
ia the ssh yeaE % her age Tho days oi her r-riifc
.e code t audthe sieve has closed Tie fond wife,
The devoted mother tho generous friend and kiu notch
tor Taught " the word u Col ant warned by the tsH
aound hor,tAi The nidst Of lifc DEATH size
lived In readiness for that hai brooks n deiav
Horvnues hucd her Tor another AMI bercr crd he
hss entered Toto the rect prepared fot The cope OF Col
louf viii her emory be cherished BY the fan
D-oien vii TIE iear Of pity dm tho eye Of fficnsh n
for her unfimcly end
o. Time thou rcru AMI gloomy rriic,
10 deaths DARK valley, dcepanIwiic,
With cruel haste and Iapii Stride
Thou parents, children, friends diviIs,
And Old aud young sick skic ~ side
Our gricfWiN not Thy hand rcsfraln,
Why, then, a. dcstny conpainl
he this our Joy this socth psin,
"Our loss ls her eternal gain" r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-19
CITY RIVALS .


Captain DAVIS, Bttque Osp-ay, WIN Harris,
Cumberland; Il Nj Lyme, Powhainn; WIN Mor
RS, Hanover; q w Allen. Kirg William; Thomas
Goode Tucker, N c. Z Tucker, "; e Il Ninge;
Mobile; Giines, Charlotte; X V Leach, Cum
berland; II q Jones, R0cktrisgs; J Fl wins field,
Portsmouth, Leeai, Luxembourg; Mr. Biluck,
do; Stephen Schcocy, C'6cinniti; VIM Dlyenpori
llanoycG Jas boswell, &c; l. 4 Talialcfro, Car.
o.inc; Geo ID Ashton King Geo ge; Dr N VI Nil.
lee, Coumbu'; Mr. McPheil, Lady sod Son, Hall.
Tex; i ID Chustan. Fuvanna; Vim III woo;ion,
Mnuinsyilei II Rand DO; II l. Walker. Aloe.
marie; Anderson, Tenn; w & Maddcr, Pc.
iersbure T. Manson, Lyrehburg; 2 + Sptaticy,
Suuyi Vino Jones, do; Thos S Cfftendcn, d.;
Tho, N Delk. dot L " sPralley, 30; S 3 Spsausy,
De- Tod. Caroline.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-19

OtiO.-We have returns fsom ffy.thres couu
Ties in this State winch, II correct render it petty
eersln ihai Shannon, democrat, chosen Governor
and that the same party will have ma oti;,es in bo;n
Of The Legislature. In ;he above counties
the nett democratic gain for Governor, compare (,
"Hh the vo'e OF las. year, Is 39i9, exceeding, by
upsards OF 1900 woes, the whole Wig minority in
the State last year.
The Senate, which consists OF So members, as
lar as asceriained, stands 2I Democrats and 10
"niss-siving the former already a majority Of 6.
The House Consists OF ~ members, and tie De.
moera's have succeeded in elec;ng 80, ard the
"a'ss 32-le1virs n 10 be heard from Clipper.
"IscJssN. The re urns from the election in
the following ELK cour;ios Of Wisconsin, Grant, 10
va, Ctsvso'd, Dane, Rock and South, give the de-
nocEas members or tie Council and the wings
!; and m the Assembly wings and / Dem.-Ilb
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-19
NEW n0A9piNte noUsE.

IEGs leave o cay 10 her friends AMI former patrons
- shat she has akcn Tho connections tenement ON
bank street south side Of The Capitol sqrsrc torn
occnitcd ~ Doctor T. ~ Carmichael where. on me
si Jay ot ocoutr, she wit bc preparcd 10 Accommodate
any npef oi pay buadcrs, az 500 ser tnnuu and ia
nl ~ lasne yet wo aiiy a1d comfortable chambcrs) Al
ptccs 10 suit TIC tunes. The sustion s clahie being
within two minutes walk % the Banks arl The Cipfol-
tcftu AMI conar Ins al nc aivaniagcs 0f good ucgh
tofhood &C Mis- & would oriy apvesl 70 her i,re ~
criencc 10 me- hus1css, her mfnfc anxiety a. an lines
termination tciaS wise the Efforts 10 this
cui, az guaranty hathosc who nay favor her wth heir
Eific nav DC desirabc.
Mfs Chihornc Is also prepared % accommodate all iran
sect visitors Who may give her acall. 81 IN 20
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-19
BY DUNLOP, MONCURE & Co
$50 PAcKAcEs SHOES. Roots, HATS

$50 PACKAGES SHOES, BOOTS HATS
AND CAPS. AT AUCTION
Gu TUESDAY, the 18th instant commeucir. AZ 10 o,cla.k
VIII DC sold ia front OF iee, without reserve
~ shoes and Boots comprising the mos
e-se and best selected assortment SHOES ani Boos
that we have ever offered AT auction.
ALSO,
and fashionable shapes
ALSO,
% packages Caps-Muskrai, German, Nutri, Seal au,i
seaoi, large and small szas FROM Inc 10 err. "a onafy
Terms-Under soO cash. over aIlO months rei,f for
approved negotiable paper.
oc III II, NJ & CO Auets
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-19
BY INLoEs * BROTHER.
SALE DAYs-r,s,, r,

Days GnAl Saturdays.
Hr Liberal cash advances will he made On evsr, d..
serpton OF Goois Consigned for public ssle Ivy w
On THURSDAY Morning. October 20Sh, comm.ne,ny a,
clock. In front OF store Will he sod xaricr~ ~ -
slra6Ie articles Of Household Furniture, in part
Wood Scar Chairs, 81 hest city make
Beds, Bedding and Bcdsieads
Nanos any Bureaus. side boards &c
ADDITIONAL,
lot Of household Furniture neIutine scxar,l v,n.
Feather Beds an excellent large size CarpS qse1
huta short time, etc. etc.
OIL CLOTH,
In squares, and by the yard suitable for t.bl, IN,
counter covcrs- - '' -''
ALSO,
nuaniiiy OF Whiskey, Wine, sr.ar in hill. Rtra
Cigars Cnewing Tobacco, etc. etc. S'
L. I'm 49,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-19

90 Thursily, 18th November - O'clock win be solt
pubhe aneto on t'c pTsruses OF an 81 arrcs
!ns on ths Hesthau Turnpike, mites from the eity
ne and - Of good quality aai yell and hss or
Il tale. '' 'S''NN
Those wishing to Pur base pla, Of Tho land at
my oT .a II II d. AucL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-19
AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY
Ri WILLIAMS q. HAxALL.
GROCERIES. LIQUOR . Sr

ewes, bt~SOOhS, &c. AT ArcrI@H.
on "wednesday Morning, l9h instant at half past 10 o.
otos IN iront Of our store, shall al arrton gen-
e,ai ,soitment Of Groceries Liquors. &C eanprisins 20
nhis sugar. io boxes woosey's EXTRA refned Leaf
10 LAURA do 100 10 ;, Douing, Do 25 10 pume lava DO
IOI packages Tea. nj ti,es and various qnass kef.
No White Lead. 2casks veniii,n Rel snrsner and "a
trained sperin oiL winter Whale OIL winter sperm a.
~ horeS soap, ~ casks Cheese be ~ frs
lnaty ~ croec G,sons Blackax 10 bbls Table saw ~
onssnf Havana Principe and Doiese SCARS ~ hhds
COMMON Nhiskey 80 bbis do Do Is bis Rock Spring Gin
- 70 Apple brandy, etc etc. Tena.-UadaT sion cash.
sD AMI upSArdsi moaths Tor approved nesoiabI.
oeth 49, W. u, Aucts.
20 bSis Cut tIerrings No
~ DO Rec DO, will be added to the above sale
\