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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-05-27
love n nd Hus b a N d

THOUGHT 6ARRICK.
We fair married danes, who often deplore
That lover once hlest is lover no more,
Attend to my counsel, NOR blush 10 I've taught
That prudence must cherish what beauty has caught
Use the man whom you wed like your fav'rte gui-
tar;
Though there's music in ho,h they're both apt to
How tunefuI and soft from delica'c touch
Not played on too roughly, nor handled too much
The nnet and sparrow ihs, feed from your hand,
Grow fond by your kindness, and come at com.
mand
Exert with your husband the sumo happy skill,
For hearts like your birds, may be tanned at your
BE CAV and good d.humored. complying and kind;
Turn the chief OF your from your face 10 your
mind:
'Tis there h.t the wife NAV her conquest improve,
Aud Hymc will rivet the f,ttcrs Of love.
knckerJocker.
Machine Poetry.
Give tnrn there. Ebenezer.
Happy the man who wins and WARS
Wha, always lasts and never tears
Now for it.
Plunged in a Gullh Of dark despair,
Without flannel shirt to wear
Eb! that won't do-uy again
is on the rolling deep,
my time f,edin' sheep;
when the waves on high are runnin',
nv bag and goes gunnin';
great ducks in deep snake holes,
INKS gin sling from two quatt bowls.
ID up! That'l do.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-05-27

The four secrets of health are--early rising,
exercise, personal cleanliness, and the rising
from the table with the stomach unoppressed
There may be sorrows in spite OF these; but
they will be leSs with them, and nobody can be
truly comfortable without them.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-05-27

FRIENDS We ought always to make choice
bf persons of such Worth and honor for our
friends, that if they should ever cease TO be So,
will not abuse our confidence, nor give as cause
10 fear them il enemies
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-05-27

A grand jury in Indiana have presented ths
practice of dunning as a nuisance; being q
fruitless consumption Of time, and waste ofshos
leather.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-05-27

AScrs1Ry.-An empty coxcomb boasting OF
a renowned ancestry is no better than pota-
toe blossom--oll that is good pertaining to him
being under ground,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-05-27

"a particular friend OF your aunt Agnes but
20 now and remove that troublesome Dress nd
then join us again"
And now if those scores OF disappointed
youths, dying by inches for the love ofthis cruz
el maiden. could have taken peep into the
heart of their fair enslaver, they would have
seen themselves about to be revenged. Even
Cupid, false fellow just at the moment, in.
stead of aiming his arrows from her eyes, turn
ed sportvey round, and pointing direct to the
heart of poor Stella, drew his bow -fwang -
yes, there sped the shaft
Mr.. bolivar was truly an elegant young
man Of polished manners and conversation.
To account for his sudden appearance in Mrs.
Lees parlor, it is only necessary to say, that
so much had he heard of the loveliness and
excellence of Stella Lee from her aunt. in
whose family he was intimate, and from others
who had CHANGED TO see her, that at first his
curiosity was aroused next his pity for the
young orphan, (for Stella had lost both her
parents, while yet an infani,) and he deter.
mined, at all events, he would see this paragon
himself. With letters, therefore, of ntroduc-
ton, he proceeded to Lorraine.
When he met Stella Oh horseback his eyes
and heart told him she could be no other than
the object which had brought him thither.
But who, then, was that pale young man, her
companion
"Oniya young clergyman" said grandma
in n yrh ich an
from clergyman"
But not so thought bolivar, until by the art.
less manner OF Stella, he saw that her heart at
least was untouched.
Sunday. Monday, and Tuesday, passed like
charmed days and Tuesday evening found
Stella Lee the betro,hed bride ofEdward Doll.
var.
Poor Godfrey! I don't belive she thought of
him once, until Wednesday morning-when,
just as bolivar left her for few moments Ia
write to his friends of his happiness. William
Godfrey entered, his fine face beaming with
delight at seeing her again, Stella blushed
turned very pale, then bushed again she
trembled, too and hesitated and, in short, a p.
peared so mach like young girl in lore, tha,
Godfrey laid the "fatterng JUNCTION to his soul, v
and Immediately opened his whole heart tc
the trembling girl-brealhing forth in tones oi
deep emotion his pure and fcrvent love--seiz.
ing her reluctant hand, he asked,
Tell me, dearest Stella, may hope for a
return of my affection! Say, can you love me,
Poor Stella I! what at that moment were
her feelings! She nearly tainted, so great was
her emotion but, recovering herself and with
drawing her hand, suid, in voice almost lost in
agitation, these last words
~ am engaged" Then, bursting into tears,
she fled from the room.
The unhappy iorer rushed from the house
just IN time to meet the happy one at the on
trance. o Stella. Stella! c. lib.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-05-27

FLArfEaf. heart has no avenue 60
6pen as that of flattery which like some ems
chattment, lays all It's guards asleep
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-05-27

"The battle is not always to the strong" as
the boy said when he killed a skunk with d
brickbat.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-05-27

All who have med,ated on the art of govern.
ing mankind, have been convinced that the fato
of empires depends on the education ofyonth-
Aristotle.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-05-27

BY mgrattude. the .trictest combinations d
friendship are broken.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-05-27

The fashion of wearing bus,les, says an ex'
change paper, is neweslsd backgammon
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-05-27

A tradesman is never too high to fall, nor too
low orise.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-10
A CARD.
seth uay, isi3.

goth Way, fst3.
TO those fti trdni of bargains ia Nelc and Ea
LII, nn,r.nnn. 60. r.,
SW"""ost IN cOoDS, ~ MptFfoF fudtuy,
Lat WHOLESALE OR RETAIL. IN
~pnIrrI ppnnEc a tI,fnSn> -. -.
II NOtNh' bNOoNc N utbSoAN hoNc JUST
:. reesivei Their sEcoNb stPfLN Of sTNLE AND
FANNY phh 3oonS as seass- purchased wnhn the last ten
uas on the s' favorable terms In the Northern natkr's and
many at prices tsisr EAa tyis Aars before bsrs d
~ hs sSHN AMI as they dsifous o establishing reputation
Tot selling good aHd oAP Goods great Inducements VIII be ocfcd
s" Who may aNor them with call They earnestly solicit an
rorfirn,I, ~, ~, - - a., -, Il, !. 49,, ,,,sl n,
o,.si,A lv ,ny -, ~. ~ a., ,h,. ~, 1900 AMI ~,
tiessires 10 III a. CuEAp FoR ,siI a. am, ,laI hos an
Virginia This .nr l.t co,nps mar, nT IN. ,:os NOW on
hand viz
mr., rIrn Avn ppo,vx uo,p,-r,,,s npu,,~,,s Avn
' .,Y,srnS ~ = ,n,f,rs - ~
tso b,tr. an, a.. 81 -, ,nc,,,., ,l, or,,, ,n.
Northen ami y,t,ni, cro, With. ,n " ,nch. a, =
ii -. - a. - - ~.
- ''' ''' NN''s ~ JAW Wv - S' ~
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the United State touu the Eastern District Virginia
June 20 1919 In the matter OF Bankruptcy Of ~ T. WAIklNS
Of the County Of Buckingham the Eastern Virginia DISTINCT
The -ld w. T. Watkins, who been dccteyi Bankrupt 10y tins
Court having heda petition praying i Its ordered
that notice thereof be published newspaper printed In the
of Richmond 20 days before 30h ay of August
when hearing viii be- had e said petition, United States
count Room the of Richmond aud al creditors who have
proved their Debts and other appear the
said time and paceami show II have why pray
Fl fihc SAID petitioner should granted.
C0py-Teste.
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FEVER AND AGUE!

NTerIIng RemCUy II
The only Original Rowand's Tonic Manure
IL PRESENT NAME n
RoWAND'S IMPROVED TONIC MIXTtRE,,i
Guarded by the written a paper
label every aud which has ALWAYS been
warranted Ia cure the above only
accredited agents IN Richmond, GANNOR 4 LYEII.
One door above Tavern.
The original style and putting genuine Nrdi
cine has been oaHd las tie public AWARE
OF quantity adHaioi RoEaas Tonic
hfHrr having been dds and fsriqrr
during the authors absr the ssoHacrio.
with ats nGHlcHr and sa. spring the fall OF
lell, and most Of which stu uarksf HHssld
Druggists and Merchants generally therefore hereby warned
sell any thing the genuine Tonic
Mixture thai has mouth Of caeh
bottle. Original inventor, sole proprietor
JOHN X. ROWLAND NJ. d.
North secon Sire
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SUPERIOR CLOTHING.


Al
JOstS u. OttEu->
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING STORE,
Main oppositr .NrN. nI,al - Coz Drug store.
J.. u. SPENCE. Agent,
MOULD respectfully inform his customers
and public generally, that De- ha received fuuas
Fashionable Winter Clothing thu materials OF which
purchased Philadelphia AMI Y.
York CASH AMI manufactured city Baltimore the
faonabIo VI Market
Charles thing further ,uny
part r style and quality OF his
make : well known To the ciz"ts nj Virginia.
Nv consists Of
Beaver AMI PLAT Cloth Fruck AMI over Goats
BeIgc ami Iolnvii- do do do
Cloth ami Canlci Cloaks, pat Of them McIntosh style
sup. West OF England Cloth pr,.s and Fruck Coats
Medium do do dn
qualities
Vests Velvet. Cashmere, MVrun SIX and
Morning Gowns aut Robes
Linen and Cotton Shirts
10 Bo~ons and Collars
Flannel Neno. Shaker Shirts and Drawers Pock
IIaniksrchcf, Cyats Scarf, Opera Ties, and stocks Gloves
Ssspenders hall Hose,
ALSO.
Samples Of fashionable Cloths CamsreS and Nesnc
which wall make ore fashionable and
The shortest
The advantages Of the purchas. Of these Goods VIII enable
BARGAINS CLOTHING, and respectfully invite the
public call and fo themselves de5
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-10
CHEAP FOR CASH.

TINHE subscriber would call the attention OF the
pubIc universal rule good merchants that
,yh. the does promptly hs engagements an
pnr profit charged and where he has such custo
p.rs h. charge his good customers NOR than
M would II dc cunnaiion In let such nSccs
y , Ly credit all which will enable In sci
CHE PER THAN EVER. Those who buy for cash paw
promptly quarterly, would the popey of their
,anr ON me- Bell Tavern nv old stand be
fore purchasing, such customers
oasr,nr them GOOD ARTICLES, very small AZ
cosca effect sales GEo w 6kLIILh'
NIB No charge for selling produce. for de
ly,nus their goods bought Of me aithe Depot
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-10
TO SPORTSMEN OF THE FIELD.

TO SP0RTSMEN OF THE FIELD
FuNoNAs TNRfR Manufaclnrcr ana Importer Of Hes
Fot Sc- has the pleasure Il informing the MsH,rs oi
public gcnsraL hand a
foud s'nhar establishment AMI workmanship they
Amongst hi- the following
GUNS AND FowiiNG TACKLE
Superior Damascus AMI ubh dOuh AMI single hNrrel
Doube and single plain -tuhS Guns
d. Tliin and imitation do
IN do do common German do
HAS steel AMI SILVER mounted Rides
nusiing pocket belt AMI travelling Pistols
S,rcockng sngir ant hatr,l revolving Pistols
Rihc aud Pistol roUIer TTasks
Doublc and single shot Pouches and ucts
split and Plain English and French Percussion Caps
Common Percussion Caps nj iS pet 1000
Sl-nrt,rnens Liquor Flask AMI Pocket rimblcrs
English Amrrcau AMI scotch Cunpow,ot
n'g Coils Collars, Whips, Chains and Couples
llunsrircn's Bowing Horns AMI Bugcs
Wash Rs~ shot Changers Cap rriners, oh cups, Rams
racn, Gun wadinr. Mad Cutters
Mahogany and Leather Gun Cases
Gun, Pistol and Rifle Locks, Rife Barrrls
Ribs AMI forged and flied Gun Materials OF all kinds or Gun
FISHING TACKLE.
Fishing Poles in joints and WALKING Canes English SIX India
GasS AMI Hair Lines Sk Gut Fishing Floats Hooks Gut
Moods Limerick kuby and Virginia Fish Hooks
MILITARY.
Superior and Plain Git German Silver and Plated mounted
swords nerr Sk Sasl swon Belts t and Plated Eauleit
Wings; Virginia ItBTy and Troopers buttons Clasps
Games Iiook SNivc raso, stan Cloves Lace; Brad worid
Wings, fOmloons, sc Sc.
llo's Rodgers and Smths finished ani warranted
superior Ivory Fen
Srousnens, Dirk Deer and Pruning Knives ct Rodgers Crcoks
and worenhes manusscturc; Rodgers superior LADIES' and
Gcntlcncn's Scissors.
Gold and Walking Canes and
Soris pointed Pencils superior rockc
Books and Wallets "hi"'ts and "i'SI steel Pens oel and nre
nor Spy Ghsss rmNrc, C"mIos Boat Hooks Pocket 'o'k
Screws SeraT Gases Key Rings werserS Tooth Brushes snnh
Boxes Pocket Rus superior Patent Tape Measure, Riding
dc9 THOMAS TYRER
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SPRING STOCK.

March l7TH, 1913.
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS. CARPET BAGS, &c.
~ We woud respectfully inform fsnis. customers
ss f::'. ~. q "a ~! " T. s:;: Ts s
tEA- pet BAGS Hacking &c &c 10 which their
attention Having made purchases spring the al
Naniaccous reduction Of Is 20 per below for
pccs haucr ourselves that shall Be- able To offer
customers AMI purchasers generally inducements purchase rarely
met with.
J. T.. WATKINS 4 co,
Wholesale and retail Root and Shoe Dealers,
Main street opposite Eagle Hotel
% Until LIT April an after in the house formerly occupied by
West Parkinson door but Mcr WadswoTh Turn
Co, and opposite Hell Tavern,
keeping large and general all goods line and
shall be pS. friends customers, well all per
wanting goods our line.
NH Il J. =. W. & CO
'ITY CURED BACON-A few thousand pounds City Cured
~ Bacol, Glog Roundl-for sale by
NH 7-Iw JAMES A. PATTESON
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VALUABLE BOOKS,
RECEIVED l0TH MAY BY
Smith nrG..Ixer A unrrt~


FVNHE GREAT AWAKENING; n History Of Revival Of Re
II lg.on the Edwards Winfield. By Joseph Ira
LIFE AND WRITINGS or EBENEZER PORTER MASON.
interpreted Hints Parents and Instructors Training
Education Clh Genus By d. Olnsted
Yale college.
UNIVERSE I.ISM Examined Renowned and Exposed n
of Lectures embracing the
Ministry Of years and the Testimony Unyer~l Min
dreadful moral tendency Mathew
Hale Smith Third edition.
MARRIAGE RING How make Home happy. From lhr
writings Of John Angel Jane.
BIBLE AND THE CLOSET; How may read the Scrip
with the Spiritual Profit By Rev T. Watson AMI
Secret Prayer successfully managed By the Rev. = LecEici
by J. o. Chouss. a rcomm.niaiory from T.
Xix.
sELF-CULTIRE. by William Claiming u. u; with BIO
graphical sketch o tile author.
DAILY FOOD fpf Christians. being Promise and another
Scpra Portion every year together Ver.-
Of Hymn beautiful pocket edition from the eighth
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RICHMOND Il PETERSBURG RAILROAD
Hours for Departure ON md after July 23rd
TRAIN.
Leaves Richmond 1t pas T. NJ NM
Leaves Petersburg At past AN
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.
Leaves Richmond a h,f,, A. )p,rr ,,,,, sl,l,vs
Leaves Petersburg ats \. n.
TEEIsHT TRAIN.
Richmond past 10 \. VI. tM0ly. Wednesdays and
Leaves Petersburg past 3 P.N Fulays.
81 ra.-lr, sI-Cbr,u and Servants halls priec-s5 cents
when paid ~ the Cars
Ofis, Y. 8 T. & r. in -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-10
IMPROVED YEAST POWDERS.

For raising BHCstrhsHf Cakes, uUglHS Sc
NOMBlNNG economy and conysncnce having been used with
~ great by families Richmond
this article confidence. We prepared large quantity
fresh and properly lnbeled with nREcTtoSs
These Powders admirable substitute for Yeast IN making
al kinds Of Batter Cake and have e advantage that article
rendering tie batter perfectly light and ready for baking the
they Buckwheat ami other cakes wln made
with these Powd-fs likely disagree with is Jnach
than those made with ami requires but few minutes &"
prepare for making tie possibility having them
Iir,ly avoided.
bEF, T"..rut e contents Ola White ami r17grad into
srivrts vessels iu 1fi Dali - "i water o. each hA
hires 90 t-,,r It tt,r shan usual Co allow for iie
G.i 900 Whrhtu' guWti-a Dissolved aui wI.u Iliy .f IAug
sfls 300 aN o ,l. Dissolved -as-f f . other AUD s;f
wen aud eomw'us. baking 5000. H ay .la rsrh'f agitation
la 90; each powder Coo 90 g. pn iurl- Prepared ans fo
lle hy BOLTON & HARRISON.
Conner Nam arh Govarnnr streets bsio, no. Eagle
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VIRGINIA:-Ai Rules ncId IN Tie CIc71

- = 49, - ''.''''''' - y
NIRGiNIA:-At kuIos ncld IN Inc Ilcrk ;
Office OF the Superior Chancery for the Richmond
Circuit the 9Th day OF Junc, lSi3
Ittcbcuy Carr,nsou and Mayo H. James L. MARY A. C. Wi
liam g. Walter H. and Francis J. y. Darlington.
whom Infants AMI by MAYO b. Darlington
Walter Col,s ani Ietey his wife and other Prrfs,
Samuel ". Darlington John NJ Wake wife
William NJ and susan his wife Addison Belt and Elizabeth
his wife, Douglass MeTewter aud judith hs James w Alex
anier and Elizabeth his wife, and other def'ts.
The defendants having entered their appear
and security according Assembly
Rules Of this Court and appearing by satisfactory
they tins Commonwealth Il is ordered that
the said defendants do appear Rules
the hri Monday in October and ball PLAIN
u and that copy this order h.
newspaper published city Richmond months
successfully and posted the front door Of Capitol
said city. 4 Copy-Tesic.
jusI-wew WIN. g. SANDS, c. c.
NTIRGINIA-M a Superior Court Chancery Rich
noud Circuit held at the Capitol the CITY Richmond
James Kelly William Kelly Of
Caruek SUR Ireland, onora Kelly, Kelly
said James and the said onora CaTne and Bridges being
sisters and Ann wa of Camek SUR Ireland all being
cousins OF Edmund Walls deceased late Of the City OF Richmond
M the State Of Virginia. Puff.
Against
William Williams IIa1aI Executors Edmund
Walls decd Dens
this day he heard by consent Of the par
ties the bill replication and exhibits and argued
by Counsel On consideration whereof the Court the appea
ton Of the Plaintiffs doth order require that all persons
claims Edmund Walls, the Defendants
exhibit the Count day
the next January Term and doth direct That I'M. orrrl u.l.
la OF tie newspapers printed the city Richmond aud
tnucd therein for eight weeks AMI be- posted the door of t
Courthouse the County rn5co, also the door
Courthouse o the City Richmond several Count days
ia 25-wpw Copy-reste WM. q. SANDS 4. e.
IIKGENIA:-At Rules held ia the Clerks Orfce the Su-
pcuor Count Chancery the Richmond Circuit, third
day Of July Is43
Daniel Brown RenJamn Pilmorc, Thomas MeauN. Mary q.
Morrison, William W. Mouy Colin Clarke and Charles IL
Mosby
Against
I.iuleberry II. Mostly ~. and
The defendants entered their appearance
and security according the Act Of Assembly and the Rules
o tins Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
inhabitants Of s Commonwealth II ordered That the
said defendants appear the Rules De- held the Tst
Monday October and tn" b 1t the Pant and
that copy order inserted newspaper
published ~ the Cy Of Richmond for months successfully
and posted at the front door OF The Capitol IN the ,ah city
\ Copy-Tcsis
~ 2l-wgw WIN q SANDS G. e.
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ruLIslLING rnMnER-

POLISHING POWDER,
k'E polishing Bias lHd o,r N.1s requiring h4f and Iuri
DO u~. b. c1rrI"r cleansing au hnIs NJ Metal sub
'i '"o.i'n lrilrirra h with labor Than any other
m u' oni t, .l., with wru applied RENDERS 300 object o.
even huy boo aut 81 economy y nanuficturar. OF
m'a "Hf'- and wherever introduced has given perfect sssr-
ton w. superior qull. have gwen uie preference over
any similar pr paaton offered, public Iu received and m
sab ~ APPS ALEXANDER DUVAL 4 co.
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Has on hand, and viii continue torrceive
from faciorics m y. Nork * BoytDu-Si-
sitea by mmself for the purpose of obtain
ing the BEST 'lsFLENENr. upon uy
most Favorable tsyHs-wil -tH the -aisy
at such prices as eaHHof Jdi 20 g,rs salts
Carfisai He will sell TIE prOduc" ct his
COUNTRY CUSTOMERS WITHOUT
ANY CHARGE PORSELLING," where
ne takes no risk dceIning ila su'TCIEST
eEauivALEST To- sEEvE IHEN lie doc,
moi nr..nma Llli l.a-rL- m l.rMiIi or
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JOHN N. GORDON


Offers for sale the following articles for cash
negotiable paper, or in exchange for country
produce, aud TO punctunI customers on
the usual time:
81 CroiH r. Rico aud y. %. sugar
~ Single, double a. ttihle Loaf do
West India Il Orleans Moiasscs in hhls. andbbls
Fine old Java
Llguir, Green White
OH and crop Rio COFFEE
ST. Domingo A. AnRustura
G.Fowdcr, Imperial, Young Tyson and Hack Tea
Pepper, Alpice. Ginger, Cloves and Nuimrgs
Coppcras Nader anil indigo
Sole Leather. good aud damaged
Hemp. Bed Cords, and Plough Lines
Cotton Lines
Cut aud Wrought Nails and Brads
Powder shot rg and 1l1r Lead
Cap Letter and Wrapping Paper
Shoe Thread fuo
Soap Starch, PIG hiue and Chocolate
Window Glass and Putty
Cotton Yarns, from different Factories
Bar Iron. SHedes. English \ American
Hoop Band Sheet Iron 4 Nail Rods
Steel American & Engish Blofc, Cisf, cheer German
Copper Bu1ion, shcating 4 bar
Zinc Spcter = block Tin
TIN Plate, common kind and loaded Tor roofing
Wire Of all sizes
Winter Strained f,amr OH
Live Geese Fc1thrfs
Tubs, iron and wood bound
Polished, wagon and Botrs
Bacon city cured and western.
W NH-Country produce cold commission.
l.
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4 MOTHER supply received and aided large
ee,sd a-os'men Of fahionabs and cheap goeds which in
with call depend finding ehsap not cheaper than
any other establishment, the eitths following comprising pant
81 -, and a. blsaehsd do 3LL 5 G. 4 4. aud 10
>, and g, o,lla Maryland and Hamilton .hee,ins
AvOn-iale and Ion-as Nanlsen .. y 10 and isI
sssn'-e' NO and ornabus- tehrapsr than khown)
Merchants Petersburg snds do
Bedte1ps. 81. !. y D 10 ami Iel
Apron Check, &C. 7s,a. Iosmi MI
enhen'ary and other phtls fot servants TO- and iel
Furniture plasl- and stripes foT do aud ~,
An kinds Of Cotton p'n,1Don stun for boys 10 and Iel
Brow" French linen drilling Is. isi. 20 ~
Glass IAncn 10 3sl
whre sann Linen drilling %! tots
Duck Drilling s7l 81
Irish Linen. all Kind. and prices. 20 ,o $50
brown and bIeaehed Holland. iel Ia "a.
i'i.h Linen s5cts
- bro. Holland for pants. IS
,soaek and Russia Diaper, ret Is isi and es
Bleached aud sat danask Diaper As q, so nm, un,
, nisw very l1rge eumh cloths
wnh many other articles ton tedious To .num. III
10, ~ W. W s ~. triH HI'.' BY
a few doos above X. X "a
DAubignc's Reformation
S'nRf OF the Great Reformation sixteenth c.nt,rv
-, IN cerany' s"'1eand SC by III NJ. DAubrnc com.
BIBLE IN SPAIN.
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quantities TO sui, purchasers
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