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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-07
SLATE RIVER LANDS For SALE!

IUNHE subscriber offers for sale his Lands
- Buckingham Court This land consists of two separate
together $50 and he each about miles
Buckingham Court enough ~ each other work
hands 1907 IS hands he workedto
advantage 350 acres $50 CLEARED
by The high
unduaur The land tho b. but very durable and
washing possessing quality highly rctentvc u
and well adapted clover and por The improvements @
u good story dwelling with pas
barn and hcsng machine tobacco houses ice house
and other houses excellent spring Of and
young orchard Of well selected fruit garden &c. The
$50 acrcses remarkably well and wen
with and bod branches through H. aodng
dnc meadow land plant iand There
fred and forty o this cleared balance finely mbered
This produces fine ohaco, and 0ftc kind
and produces wheat remarkably peculiarly adapted
wheat invite te who wish purchase such property
and The properly should sod privately,
win be exposed to ALE BY public auction the 10 Of septebe
JAMES AUSTiN.
purttr Tuv fu =
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HOYT & cos PRIZE OFFICE,
Ind he

Risk n package whole Lottery draw
evening Exchange only SIS halves SIG qrs - IS
Single tickets - so Capital s7OOOehanees any shape b,
had Of ju7 HOYT 4 co.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKET.

WrpSEspAy EvEMNo, June %.
business IN general very quiet today We hear Of no.
hing worthy Of note The by the Columbia have
no effect on the Cotton market, There il nothing Of conse
quence doing N the article Courier. eelI
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LECTION CARD.

We shall sell at the TAVERN commencing friday
Morning O'Clock FrHfSe HoHsohod RifoheH,
Frares, belonging the Estabslment-o WHICH
invite Public attention Dr without
a BROTHER. Auets.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-07

1 The proceedings Of the Medical Students 10 which
Dr. Johnsons communication Il in reply. Published
In this paper. without reading. Had know the sub
stance OF ihem they would have been published
a. an advertisementas should have orescen once
una, hey would lead apeonsl controversy in which the
pnpe a'sge would feel interest," and for which this pa
per not Intended As both sides have been heard now
either party desire to say any thing more he submit
to our terms IN respect 10 all such publications; L. O. pay
three times the usual price Of advertising
We regret these signs Of discord among any portion Of
the Medical gentlemen Of Richmond They arc taken by
and large such pleasant companions and royal good fellows
that one almost wishes to be sick have to send
Tor 'hem They SHALL therefore. have any farther con-
rovey in these columns unless they demand il a. right
and then shall insist upon terms
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-07
WILLIAM @. BROwNLow.

~ The will be taken out Of tho Canal sunday,
for week. order TO put in lock IN the long level
below Maden's Adventure. Other improvements will also
be made TO get the Canal 10 spPePe order ior the
Steamer,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-07
A conscript band,
They fearless stand,
In freedoms cause to battle;
No craven dare,
The glory share,
M h.,l ~. .l-., III -, -
The Public Gnnrd.

ms Is one OF the best disciplined companies in the
onion' whether volunteer regular IL is composed Of
many very estmable und deserving men, who always con-
duct themselves with propriey, duty or off, The rou
tine OF their labours in many respects rsome and ia
nguing; but they endure them with great patience fire.
bell does not ring any hour Of night which does not
IN less than ten minutes put the whole of them under arms
Their discipline their vigilance and their loyalty to the Old
Dominion, for nearly all of them vpinans-
sense oil security in the community which would be cheap
ly purchased at greater cost.
On the 4th, after parade, they very civy and hos
PAby entertained by Mr. Hodges, othe Powha,an House.
whose kindness thus acknowledged by the accomplished
officers OF the Guard:
A CARD.
The Officers Of the Public Guard tender their grateful
thanks Mr. Hodges, Of the Powhaan House for his H.
bera hospitality in furnishing Refreshments TO the Soldiers
ON the 18th inst His Kindness will be gratefully remem-
bered by the men under their charge.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-07

RICHMOND LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.
called general Meeting
Library viii Friday the 18th the
Library Room, O'Clock r. NJ Fun attendance OF subse
= requested. SAM'L ". PRICE, Sccretarg
IA i a. Ilthl
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VIM. MD0NALD Il co.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 81 Bowiy's Wharf, Balumor

No. o. Bowiy's Wharf, Baltimore,
DEG leave to remind the Farmers and Plant,
- Virginia that they continue devote their attention
the GRAIN and PRODUCE generally. Their long
peTence acquaintance and facilities them
uring may their consgnments
highest prevailing all times, and prompi returns
In
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Commercial Rrforo.
RICHMOND MARKET.
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.


TOBACCo-Lugs 2a2i Common Leaf 5a1, MKtdng Sssl,
Good 6a7! Fine saO; Extra Manufacturing IOaI5
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A SITUATION WANTED.

A GENTLEMAN who is at present engaged
IN private Teacher and preparing for the Bar,
n Teacher School private family where
besides attending school, devote Of his
his studies lie would also be willing Clerk,
possession Of recommendations both his
scholarship lie able
English with branches Of
an Acadenica education. Hc would prefer situation with
Address F Newmarket, Shenandoah
Va. postage paid ju elm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-07
MIRGINIA.-At Rules held in the Clerks OF.

fee of the Circuit Superior COuu % Law and Chance for
County Of MddleseI ntie IL Monday IN July, 1913
Robnr a. ffori. infants b. Emily %. liar
rson. Guardian and friend Complainant
against
Thomas IIord Executor o. Richard Bod
o. Richard and Robert lIom, Defendant-iy CHAycERy.
The defendant Thomas o having entered bic appearance
security assembly and tie rules n
nppcanng AFFIDAVIT fled this that bo
nhabant o this country b. ordered that The aid De
appear tho hr Monday October next NJ Rus
holden the aid and the bill q The plaintiff and
that copy order he forthwith inserted in newspaper
published CITY of Richmond Cor months succesvey, and
posted door q The Count House Of this oonny
Copy Teste,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-07

Gen. Lodi Polk declared ut Rheaiown in reference 10
his attachments TO Tennessee,The interest Of me and
mine, identified with yours" This was an attempted
fraud upon the ladies' The impression sought be made
that he had little home! This il not So ifhe
has been married 10! these last lS years.
JOnesborouRh Vbfg
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HAMDEN SIDNEY SCOTT.
June 9th, lsl3

A CARD.-On this evening, the 26ih Of June, de-
nounced Landon &. Haynes scOundrel, coward and
assassin referred also to his having in connection with
his villianous brothor.inaw, Rob W. Powell, attempted
two years ago TO mob At BlOuntvie. ! invited him 20
come forward md do hs'fst works oyorhat reiterated
the charges with which he then felt himself aggeyed and
that would mover take them back IIo replied that
'paupor' ] rejoined 'paupef pauper was sui-
ecnuy honorable for him 20 attempt most vllanous
bocrahc attack me- two years ago in Bloutylo and
that felt equally n level with individual whom
righteous conference bad convicted Of asehood SANDER
lie vllanousy remarked all his that he desired
send Brownlow 10 him, whereupon observed that Mr.
BrOwnlow, presumed felt himself much SUPERIOR
he did mine This the substance Of what took place be.
him COWARD! v. GARLAND.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-07

CAED.-Whilo seated in my house writing disturbing
man, and without any knowledge Of any quancng go
ing Mr. Garland called on as understand by l.. e.
Haynes 70 send me down 10 him, him in combat
suppose in the once called that bose cowardy
puppy, in manly and honorable way, and he refused 70
fight bat lied like dog that he denied having any wea-
pons. decline the honor Of paying him a second
oher," he ought call on mo- This would be turn about
and Of coarse fair play
now, heretofore pronounce Mr. Haynes liar william
and cowardhaving other hackers in JonesborouEh,
than Of thieves liars and rascas and tho defendants
Of thieves And this intend aspersoHol 10 all who cons
der themselves HE hackers.
WILLIAM @. BROWNIoW.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-07

From CAMFEAcHY.-The brig SFY, Capt Lander, arrived
yesterday afternoon from Campeachy bringing dates to the
18TH There is little Of interest by this arrival Hosues
had been completely suspended between Mexican and
Yucatnnese troops Gen. Ampudia and his staff visited
Campcachy and been received friendly manner by the
inhabitants. The published by yesterday TO the
effect that Gov Barbachno insists upon the ontre evacua
ton OF fucatan by the Mexican troops before effectng
complete reconciliation, receives confirmation by this arrival
Commodore Moore ut Campeachy when the Spy left
about four miles distant from the Mexican feet.
The Notifications which had been temporarily erected
Lerma had been torn down and the guns stripped off,
The former inhabitants of that place had returned TO their
usual occupations.-N. 0. Bee, juno %.
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;opy-from the Record.
JAMES ID. WOOD. S,


been done making up this Record from the
had been finally agreed upon before left the Board OF
Trustees but this do say that u any inference be drawn
from tins record that voluntarily resigned my commission
without distinct previous understanding, Op my part and
part Of the Committee, who managed e conference
that the charges against we're 70 be regarded ns with
drawn and the prosecution discontinued such inference IS
express opposition 10 the fact such inference, however,
do think Justly be inside from tho record az stands
because the Committee expressly place their recommen
daton me- upon the sole ground Of the interest Of the
Medical Department, without, 10 any manner mpeacing
my character a gentleman az Professor.
However that may be- aver that the material circum.
attending this arrangement are 10 substance correct
w stated by the narrative of Dr. Carter T. Johnson which,
Herewith send for publenton and in relation hastae.
ment also appeal each member Of the committee 60
ony material which may have cep into it, and
20 confirm 70 much Of b they know 10 be right
Lot b then be imagined with what surprise, bua very
short time after my return from Prince Edward, met in
the public newspapers with the address and resolutions Of
te Students which have been the Of this pubica-
tion and especially with what surprise read that esou-
which expresses opinion that by osgnng my seat
without demanding and insisting upon investigation Of
the charges alleged agains, me, had virtually admitted
their validity.
II a. especially 10 epc the inference that have ever d.
recty or indirectly admitted the truth Of hese charges, that
have thought necessary TO iutude myself before the pub
o end for the purpose Of discussing the ruth ofusc
hood q ho charges The merit dement, Of my character
matters which deem unfit for Newspaper discussion.
have nothing say Of the N0pEsTg n these young gen
ticpsn who have affected guardianship over The Interests
"a m. Coerc;hsve assumed themselves the character
II ndqcs very grave matters which have not been sub
nited 70 them by he parties and which they profess to have
JUDGED wholly upon ex-parto testimony.
These Young genienen dare ssy have been aoiua'e'
Nv eoop motives They fnir IN their proceeding
as 10 give me notice Of their ral meeting and 10 tender m
hearing before their august tribunal viii NOT then M
puie 70 hem any design 10 dooc injury, nor wbl enie
with them into any Of controversy. Bot am IRE
satby compelled 10 look beyond them 70 the moving onu
~ the houFhcss act Of injustice which they have commit
ted upon he face Of hor proceedings That hey hav
een actnf upon evidence which, IN The nature Of things
have been lard before them By one o. my
r.rn that teir preparatory meetings held IN the Of
6cs - onc ~ iem and that the preamble ond resolution
wash ey hase pat before ihe world were probably pcs'
"A ~ shss ullirc In him. tbink eau hnd moFe 10
W roceedne Which never could buye eeoa'ed o"e'es'
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ed aud generous yong lie has been for years hostile
and have had. unfreQaeny, dsagreesble col
sons lie has yet friendship for me, and IL he will
the vanity will yet rival practitioners in
professions. In him, then. could recognize motive
for this publication, wholly unconneeed with the interests
OF the Institution and him my Judgment however
ing be, unhesitatingly the publication ITSELF
To him. have only saw that II, upon his personal
responsibility he chooses bring forward the charges that
have been preferred against me- will tell him directly that
they false and malicious and will hold him responsible
for them. TIL. JOHNSON, NJ. ID.
Richmond, 81 July, lsi3.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-11-04
"-7----7---------
REPEAL! REPEAL :,

Ireland will be redeemed. Father Mathew
will stand her moral benelacior, and Daniel o.
Connel her political liheraior. The sensation
created by the discussion OF these mighty subjects
of Temperance and Repeal has engrossed the at
tention OF the civilized world, and thrilled every
country of Europe. Who can doubt, in witness
ing the efforts of these champions of human rights
and human happiness, that Erin's sons will ere
long enjoy the rich fruits OF morality and freedom.
spark from this spirit stirring fame has crossed
the great deep and is particularly discovsrabe IN
the vi:inity Of Lancaster. BARBER AND
WARD have succeeded in abolishing old prices
ann bringing merchandise down to its proper stand
ard and value. and aie always ready 10 waii upon
the public aad supply their wants They have an
extensive assortment al cheapy bought goods, and
would he happy to dispose oithem at small adj
vance from their original cost. b. & W. are al.
ways pleased to show their goods, confdeu. that
they Of ,hs best quality, and will please the
mns, iaslidious.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-11-04
NEW FIRM & NEW GOODS.

nv NJ BARBER Il J. NJ. WARD, having
II . entered into co-partnership, under the firm
OF Barber l. Ward; would respectfully inform the
citzens of Lancaster and the public generally, that
they have Just received from New Yok a fresh
stock nj staple and fancy Dry Goods, consisting of
Broad cloths, casslmeres, Satinelts,
kentucky Jeans, Bangup cord, Buffalo,
- Pilot aud Domestic Fulled cloths
Tickings, Drllings,
Canton, sale and printed fannels,o
PLAN, striped l. p aid linseys;
Scotch and domestic Ginghams;
Checks, colt., stripes, splendid assortment
of English and American Prints;
English Merinos, Camblei, Colored l. white
Cambrcs, domestic and bch'd Sheetinss.
A variety If shawls, dress, silk, flag,
and cotton pocket handkercheis, vestings,
Corked skirts, woollen comforter,
Any quantity of woollen socks;
Blk. aud white cotton hose,
Gloves, Suspenders, &c. i'll fact every varlo-
ty of Yankee notions
Also, quantity of ready made clothing
BoSNkTs-Suaw, Cyprus, Florence, Willow and
Lawn bonnets;
A splendid variety ofRibbons, and artificial
Sprigs, etc. etc.
Doors & SHOES Of every kind and size, common
ly called for in "hese diggtngs"
Ladies' garter, and Morocco Lace boots;
Also, Morocco aud prunella slippers.
They are daily expecting fresh supply Of Gro
cerles, viz:
Teas, Coffee, Sugar, Moasses, pepper,
Spices, Tobacco, Segars, dried fruit,
and confectionery.
Also, Ciockery, Hard Ware, Tin-Ware,
Nails, &c &c. all of which they are bound
to sell as low as can be bought in the country Tor
ready pay.
6FPefsons who are in want OF any articles in
our inc will do well TO call and examine our Stock,
nj the OLD stand OF lhode Barber.
BARBER g. WARD.
Lancaster, Sept. 9th, 1913. 20
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PROSPECTUS

OF a new Weekly journal OF enlarged dimsa-
s0ns. called
THE ANGLO.AMERICAN,
Devoted TO public information on the subjects Of
elegant and entertaining literature, general 'n'ei-
rence concstning affairs in every quarter oi the
GLOBE; Politics, Legislative aud other public de-
bates; Commence; the Fine and the Useful Ars;
brief Critical notices Of books Music, the Drama,
and Lectures; and general Misce llaneous aaairs
TO THE PUBLIC--OUR Plates.
We take pleasure in informing our readers tl'st
we have in an almost finished state = superb A.
qua. tin,a engraving of His Majesty Louis Phil
ippe. King of the French, which we purpose pub
fishing in . few weeks. The portrait is acknowi-
edged by good judgesio be capital likeness, and
the engraving 10 in the hands OF All highly approved
artist. Tn. size Of tho plate will just allow the
copy 20 form an establishment 10 tho FIRST volume Of
the Anglo American, but it will no given on paper
large enough 10 make a magnificent engraving for
| framing.
We arc also happy to announcn tina, magnih-
cent full length portrait of the immortal Washing
| ton has been for several weeks in hand aud will
shortly be completed. The plnte represents tho H.
lustrious subect in the sttituds OF speaker, and
10 full of expression. Tho style OF tho engraving
is recent and Of highly effective combinations OF
line. s,ipple, and mezzoiint, which gives uncom-
mon softneu znd delicacy TO tho tout ensemble"
and we fully expect that IL will be pronounced a
perfect gem of the artist from whose .'burin" /,
will proceed. That so splendid subject, upon %
large sc>le, viz: twenty-io inches by sixteen,
may be every way worthy Of public acceptation, the
utmost pains aud enquiry have been taken in tho
selection Of an eagraver IL will be ready in the
course Of q worry fsw months.
! The Anglo. American 10 published every Satur-
day at tn. Office Of 'he Proprie,os, No. 6, Ana
Street, New Yo,k.
TERMs.--Thre dollars pei annuin. TO be paid in
variably in advance, and NO deviation will IN any
case be made from the cash plan Of subscription
This Journal 10 printed on superior paper, with .
beautiful type cast expressly for the work, II COZ.
,ains as largo quantity Of matter as amy other
newspaper in the country: the letter pre-" 10 dil-
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graphical errors, aud tho press work neatly and
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-11-04
NOTICE

In compliance with the provisions ofa certain
Deed of Trust executed by Robert Milton, and
hearing date on the 18Th day OF September 1912
default having been made in the payment Of = Ger.
tain of money therein named, | will offer al
public sale TO the highest bidder tor ready money,
u, the door of the Office OF L.. Bevans Esq, in the
Town of Plauvile, in the County of Grant, w.
+ ON Saturday the eighteenth day OF November
next, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. Of said day, part of a
Town lot described Ia said deed OF Trust, to wit
A part Of lot number One Hundred, in the Town
of Plattyille in the said county of Grant.
ROBERT CHAPMAN, Trustee.
PIauyilje Oct. 1h, lS43. 3I-tds.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-11-04
PLATTEVILLE ACADEMY.

TNtilS Institution will commence IFS regular
Il Session OIL Wednesday, tho 25th October,
A. ID. lS43.
The Trustees have secured the services of Mr..
ID. X. CARRIER, A. b. as permanent principal -
Mr.. Carrier is an app owed and experienced teach
er, whom the Trustees can, with entire coincidence,
recommend to the public, aswel qualified to take
charge OF such an Institution. The Plauevills
Academy has exceen, roams sufficiently large TO
accommodate more than one hundred pupils in
their recitatoas; its location is very healthy and
easy o! access.
The Principal has provided himself with con-
siderable Philosophical Apparatus. which will be
used TO illustrate those studies which Il is adapt
ed.
The Institution will commence with Male and
Female department The Principal will provide
a Female teacher entirely competent 10 aid him.
Tho Academic year will be divided into four
Terms of eleven weeks each.
Parents or Guardians residing at distance cat
OBTAIN any further information by addressing the
Principal, Posr PAID Board can be obtained in
private families st from s. 80 to s. 90.
Term, Of Tmtion.
Commoa English branches per quarter $500
Higher English 400
Mathematics, Z" 500
Languages, 500
No chargs fpf incidentals.
Tuiti3n Tor each Term will be required in adj
vance, or satisfactory reference given. Ii is high
" desirable in the formation Of classes, and for
other nbsinIs reasons, that each student should, if
possible, be present at the commencement of tho
FERN.
The Principal Of the Inslituton-ths President
of the Board, DR.. John Bevsns, and the Secretary,
NAV be called upDn 10 give assistance to Students
in finding boarding places, 10 render any other
aid which Parents may wish.
J. w. CLARK. Secretary
Of Board of Trustees.
PL.TTEvILLE, Oct. 10Th ls43 3l-h
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THE u. S. MATHf,MATICIAN,

A>D.j MESS Mans COMPANION.
YEN T. h"nand for tn.s work has been so extern
axe Inu Obliged 10 publish sec
MI Lion the FIST number, which is now ready
80 i1fw I'd To subscribers. We nre now ready al
supply ali demands, nov ever extensive, and VIII At
any time finnish the woIk from the commencement.
I'm. work viii contain every thing necessary Ia
arithmetic, booH keeping, algebra, mensuration,
guagthg, dc. 20 form ana complete man for BUSH
Hess.
Terms -'rhe O. :. Mathematician and Bls-
ness Macs Companion, will be completed IA "a
se,ni-ntonlhly autnbe-, OF 81 duo1ectmo pages
each, OH good paper, ana forwarded 10 subscribers
at : 81. payable, ~ all cases, IN advance.
ANY pttsoa Forwarding -, in cu,Tent money,
Tree OF pn-tagr. slail nave he !apies OF eaca No
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mo-. Aho &ish TO act agents sh.l have a
speci,nsn hrnDer forwarded bY appi,ths 10 the
su5,c .ibsr, post pad ). VI. ha.iAN,
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f-r pubiishsts thIougifpui tie Unied -iaiss
gsho :. ~ gi.sti,u am twn three nn-.Jc1ous
in-s,t.ai- tshciHd.ng thI- nniiee snail have copy
~ thr ,,n-s tn. s,srn"d 10 them.
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ALSO:

Flannel, sheeting, shifting, white and blue drill
lings, iinsey, check, bagging, ticking, cam
brcs, variety OF SHIFTS for summer pants, Irish and
brown linens, diaper, wadding, batting, yarn, &c
TOGETHER WITH
Frech, English and American prints Of evry va
riety aud the latest styles,--Inany of which were
never before brought TO this counry-irom ct cents
up, besides n large assortment Of fancy articles.
l3ONIlNll85pS AMID HATS
Lady's shell aud ai6ut, leshorn, florence, lace,
white straw, diamond do, uim'd. cypress, white
and fancy willow, Italian lace and palm-leaf; with
an elegant supply ofarifcials, sprgs, wrcath' aud
French ha, punches; gcntIemen's single and double
rm'd. plain aud trim'd. eghorn, fur, palm-cai
&c.
GROCERIES.
Young Hyson, Gunpowder and Imperial Teas,
cofee and saleratus AT 10 lbs. per Sl.00; loafand
brown sugars, raisns, tobacco, gunpowder, pepper,
spices etc. etc. etc.
HARD WARE.
Cutlery, Troy nails, spades, shovels, pitchfork',
&c.
Crockery. Bo0is 4 Shoes.
DRUGS AND MEDlCiNES.
Lancaster, j Iy LIST, to43 t' -