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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-26

1- Our shrewd Loco friend OF the EASTERN ARGUS wri
ting TO his paper from Lowell his old stamping ground
tries TO make out that the Wings of Massachusetts are a.
Mr. Clay for President rather afraid that he can.
be elected He closes however:
"CLAy, IT as supposed but, he should not
be, the Wing party will probably be the
Presidential Election on
You never made prophecy, Eiphalet. Mn. CLAY
WILL RUM for nnc-tenhs Of the Wings have soemnly
resolved for him nobody. If he is not nomna
ed, there will be no Wing canddae--no Wing party
But trouble yourself unduly about your neighbours
You will have enough of your attend
No intrigue either OF open enemies or false friends of
the Wing raise even a respectable show of
Wing opposition Mr. Clay. No man but Mr. Clay him.
self begin prevent his nomination; and he TOO true
to his friends to do any such thng.-N. Y. TRIBUNE
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I" Tanify Of Families ."

An ingenious philosopher has calculated a hry-seve
billions of human beings have died OF the
world, and that ii the whole earth hpdeen
vast buying ground the bodies E equally distributed,
it would have been dug n91H one hundred times
This view of tine "ess than ,ness" OF life is appall-
ing to the last degree. wehaght Solomon say, "al is
vanity" Who can reheo<t all these persons had the
feelings the affections, the same views, with
ourselves engaged in the pursuits which follow,
agitaed by the fears and inspired by the
hopes without feeling that the pursuits Of this life are
than vanitYl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-26

SAMUEL CAREY.--Tbc last but one Of the survivors
Of The Wyoming Massacre died his residence the
Palms. n Pitstsn township. Sunday morning last In
correcting some errors last week which he'd been made by
newspapers abroad In giving Of MAJ. Ros
well Franklin who died recently IN N. Nork, stated
that there sll two survivors Of that dreadful day.
live. This sgcck there s but Rufus Bennett bu
red abouta year ago Their lingering comrudo will not
tary long behind thcm.-NnEs REomrFR
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The D,moerntie conr,ntion.

1t is understood that Mr.. Van Buren, and his friends
have been completely vanqushcd upon the point the
nominating Convention shall assemble. They desired No.
yember next, Mr.. Calhoun and his friends May next and
the latter have already substantially prevailed The result
Of the skinnish is most generally prognostc Of tho
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AZ Lanefeh. King Queen County on the 2Ot April Mrs
fhsClLLA b. GARNEIT Of Dr. John GarBe In the
20 Of age deceased had been for some wears
consistent member OF the Baptist Church far As the
writer knows universally beloved by her acquaintance
{ry- Enquirer requested 10 ropy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-26

The WAY THE YANKEES GET VIRGINIA tx.
STEcrToN LAw.-Capt Mauyn says the first thing the
Americans do after the passage Of law devise some
scheme defeat Its and render of no effect
Such indeed to be the regard the Virgin
IA Inspection law 10 protect the slave property of her c
against the Legislation of n. York Va has passed
very efficient law; but Yankee ingenuity has discovered
way to cvndc IT, friend that n. Y. vessels
now clear from jersey City, where they procure their regu
lar papers, which cost them dollar, sail for Va dis
charge their cargoes and returning clear Jersey City
thus cuding the Inspection law.-NOrtoK Herald
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-26

u Young Robert Tyler the Washington correspondent
Of the NJ York Aurora speaking ofhe lost Treasury Notes
says;
You may rely upon IT, that the same vigilance which has
brought out this loss IS and will be engaged in detecting the
williams who committed the robbery, and in recovering the
stolen property"
"The vigilance which brought out this loss" When
Treasury Notes the Of 100000 alleged to ha,e
been mailed in New Orleans for Washington City, failed
TO be received at the latter place. surely required most
miraculous Of vigilance the part of the officers
OF Government brng the fact that they were in all
probability stolen When such an astonishing guam.
Of "ygance" and sagacy exhibited before in the
history Of any government
These Treasury Notes, which the New Orleans collector
alleges ha he mailed for Washington city, were stolen as
long ego July August 1872 and yet the public were
not npprzed Of the until about one month ago.
The Secretary Of the Treasury Of knew early
August September 1872 that the notes were missing
hut he remained perfectly dumb upon the SUBJECT giving
them half year for circulation throughout the county, and
now for the first time the fact Of their abduction
und pocams that the Government will not pay but repud
nie them Was such 'vgilance" coupled with such hon
'y ever before heard Of dreamed Of or read ofLou
isrill' Journal
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-26

IL John Jones says there Ihree hundred thousand
ant-bank republican Wings" who in favor of his mas
ter Johns statistics have led him into slight error-
We have made very calculation, and ascer.
taned that the number OF Wings who favor of TYLER
is just three hundred thousand aud Correct Your state
ment. John LOUISVILLE JOURNAL.
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Correspondence Of The Madi.onian.


herewith enclose from the Missouri Reporter
OF this morning, the subject of the union the
Benton and Clay men, which evidently going toward
this State. The Reporter YOU know is the leading Demo
cratic journal in this quarter and has taken ground against
the Benton Clique Jefferson City, for its unauthorized
movement last winter in nominating Mr.. Van Buren, and
appointing delegates TO National Convention.
The whole movement will fall through: but the Clique.
in its struggles sustain itself is forming alliances with
leading Clay papers of the State the principle that
Mr. Van Buren, visited Ashland last Summer lay his plan
OF contingencies with Mr. Clay The Benton and Van Buren,
men have been in terrible stew here for past
and F. p. Blair doubt stepped in point the way
their escape from the doom that awaits them; but
they supposed they had matured their plans pretty thorough
ly, along Col r. VI. Johnson dash their golden
hopes the ground.
This visit has aroused popular enthusiasm that perfect
y astounds Messrs Benton and Van Buren peculiar friends
and not certain they will get their faces straight for
the balance Of the time before the meeting OF the National
Convention.
Col. Johnson left yesterday his way through Illinois,
and it whispered among the Van Buren, men that v
b. will publish his determination very shortly that he will
abide the wishes of the majority Of naming May "a for
the meeting of the Conventon Col Johnson tsry frankly
told his friends here that he would submit ~ claims
that body earlier day SO this question M be
sidered settled.
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VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS FOR
SALE ~

S valuable watering place, with upwards Of 900 ,.,.. ~
and adjoining Is offered for sale The buildings ar. suci.n,
ot ,he accommodation OF $50 spng, h,vs -
north OF the Mississpiand but that Know nom IN. -
OF America Their healing powers bv No. ~
or the entire property 'ou''ns
Hot Springs, May 2G-itiaf Tuo ,oo,,,
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Correspondence of,he New York Express.

WAsHINGTON, May %, 1913.
Mr.. LegaTe, you may depend upon it, will be permanent
Secre tnry Of State.
MIR. Tazewell Of Virginia, will have the Office pro fora
offered him, but will not accept.
Mr. Cushing Is IN Va with Secretary Upshur, who is OF
his house in that State, is said that French mis-
sion will be offered him. do think he would take IT,
He has great deal Of pride in his department. and will
probably retain 1t. Mr.. Gushing will spend months
on the continent OF Europe and England prior to taking
his post ut Canton
The Websers Psre ct ILL., have left "scrp and scrppage"
for New England.
The Office hunters nearly if quite all gone The
city was getting too hot for them in at least
The Secretary Of the Treasury will take care of affairs
here during the Presidential trip via New
York.
What that which used to be said Of travelling cab
nets in John Quincy Adams time Ehen! fe1npus rau
fGfuT, ct nos mufdmT-und so on!
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-26

p1NoTCE-A OF prime Moas-es general assor,
inert OF Groceries auction Of Office this morning
10 o'elOck- ma % DUNLOP, MoNCURE 4 CO
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TEMPERANCE NOTICE.

Meeting Of the Young Mems r. A. Society be held in
the Lecture Room Of the lat Presbyterian Church THIS EVEN.
ING, at u O'Clock
Several Speakers have promised Nesting An are
invited To attend J. W. sPALDING, Rec. Sec.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-26

THE QUEENS ENGLIsH-Tho famous Radical.
Goblet wrote grammar in which he took give all
his examples Of faulty English from tie speeches and State
papers Of the Ministers Of his days One Of her present Ma
Jestys constitutional advisers recently subjected
like criticism for extraordinary phrasc-"mufugy sui
cdaF'-which is quite equal any instance Of "purc
Madsoninn mot Addisonan) English" recently perpetra
ted by John Jones himself. In the debate Mr.. Humes
motion for vote Of thanks to Lord Ashburton Lord Stan.
ley, referring to the treaty of Washington, said:
"No treaty concluded between two nations
whose interest maintain harmony with each
other, and whom it would be mutually suicidal if"
Hco the noble Lord interrupted by Mr.. Macdlay,
the celebrated Edinburgh Reviewer excaimng in siRni.
cant tone which excited the attention Of the House. pro-
duced much laughter, "Mufuaiiy suicidal"
Lord Stanly showed considerable adriotness in getting
rid Of the difficulty. In somewhat contcmptuous tone he
cody romarked
1.-THE night honorable gentleman is a great critic !
tlrOnica cheering. Perhaps the expression is in.
coucct-bui H Is not the lees true; for IL war were
TO arise between England and the United States not
blow could be struck by against the other which
would not ccoi and nc great injury upon the country
bat gave the blow that which received ii. there.
fore do not think the expression subject the hyporcr.
cal jcers Of the night honorable gontleman"-BaH Pat
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-26

70 Country Merchants and Physicians.
NHE subscribers are prepared TO execute or.
= ders for Drugs, Chemicals, Paints Dye stufrs &c.
Aleohal Alum Annao Root Ether
Bals Copaiva Bears Oh. Black Lead.
BTmsOnc BomS. CalomeL Camphor Canharides
Carb Ammonia. Chrome Yellow, Cloves Coppens
Chalk Cnebcs Emery, Flor Sulphur. Fuste
Gum Arabic, Gum Alocs Glue, Indigo,
laudanum, Logwooi Pargoric,
Pearlash Potash Salaratus Vaccine Matter
Preparations OF Mercury Zinc. Animony POTASH
Sunine Iodine, strychnne. Morphine. &C with great
variety OF Extracts Essences Oils lowest terms
0J- Orders sent by mall punealy attended TO.
BOLTON 4 HARRISON,
Druggists. corner OF Main and Governor streets
ma 20 Below the Eagle Ruins
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CHEAP PUBLICATIONS.

~
u n of NJ Laurent DE LAccfe, member institute Of
France ETC. with five hundred Illustrations amer designs by Horace
Nernct, and twenty original portraits IN volumes.
NARRATIVE Of Tour through Armenia Iiurian and
MepOtama with introduction aud occasional observations up
the condition Christianity Coun
tries by the Rev Horatio Southgae n
The WOMEN OF ENGLAND. their Social Duties
tic Habits by Mrs H author o Daughters England the Wives
Of England
The DAUGHTERS OF ENGLAND. their position in Society.
Character and Responsibility by Mrs Ellis the
Soil Hints make Home happy, etc.
The WIVES or ENGLAND their Relative Duties Domestic
Influence and Social Obligations by Mrs Ellis anor Summer
and Winter In the Pyfcnes.
Just received at the Book Store Of
ma 25 SMITH DRINKFR A. MORRIS
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RICHMOND DAILY WING
FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 20. isia.
Politics in Missouri.


The waters appear be agitated in Missouri and party
afnitics taking directions. II 10 impossible nor
very improbable, that Missouri will emerge a Clay
State, tina, result being brought about by the junction
strong body OF the Democratic party the regular Wing
party, already powerful.
The state of things appears to be somewhat this: Col
Benton and the party leaders proposed Benton the
first to make the Nomination. give the OF the State
to MIR. Van Buren,. The rank and file the other hand
dsnclnod Mr.. Van Buren, aud disposed go for
Col Johnson who has recently visited Missouri and pro-
duced strong sensation. There is, therefore, sehsra
the Democratic ranks Missouri, fact. open latent
there is every where else. and the disappointed party.
whichever it may be- will either bring drec, nforce-
ment TO Mr.. Clay observe sulen neutrality. Either
will suffice give Mr.. Clay the of Missouri upon
which (reecng, however, the Madisonans fables about
secret compact between Mr. Clay and Mr.. Benton) we
have relied for year past.
correspondent Of the Modisonian writes follows
from 81. Louis Mr. F. F. Blair ST. Louis but the
last dates leave him the Hermitage see another column
The reader attach what credit he thinks due these
stat
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-26

The notorious Abby Kelly is lectunR on Abolition in
New York The Herald gives the following description Of
this celebrated dsurber Of the peace
about o'clock Abby started from her revere, ambrose
TO address the audience Her figure tall and imposing.
II little enboRp0int, II would be considered Striking
y handsome Her features regular ond the general
expression u cheerful intelligent and benevolent Her
forehead s broad and uhc eyes large and lusrous &C.
morally dreamy and placid in their expression but coca.
sionaIy sho spoke, they lighted mp with on IN.
common brillancy-the mouth and chin aro decidedly
beautiful, and her teeth regular, and would answer So
lemons imprisoned lyrical description. She was dressed
In plain black gown, with Thin muslin kercbef neatly
adjusted around neck whose snowy whtencss II did not
spass Her hair Is abundant dark and glossy and was
afranRed with great simplicity. Abbys voice not very
powerful but well managed Her utterance Is sngu.
larry clear and distinct Her language always accurate
md precise She does not possess much argumeniave
power but her appeals the feelings and preudces Of her
auditors remarkably forcbie and eloquent She Is
IDENTITY well read, and who hears her for
doubt that Abby is Of remarkable energy Of
character, cultivated mind and extraordinary enthusiasm"
YANKfE CUmosTY-As n sailor, who had lost arm,
travelling IN the country, he stopped at house for re-
frcshment the curiosity q the landlord excited tsknow
in what manner lost an tell you" snid Jsck, If
you WON'T ak another question about H." The landlord
ogr'ed. "Wel, them" said Jack, "h pos BIZ oG" The
nkee would forfeit his word, but anxousy replied
] "DuHafiOa, pish knoo'sd WHAT bh ncf"
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HOYT & cos PRIZE OFFICE,
Undcr The ENchnnge.

$4,000.
One Of those exhibitions takes place day II O'Clock
the Exchange Tickets sale at HoYT A. co.'s
ma ~ Under Exchange.
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IN a suit in Cbancery, depending in Powba

y a suit in Chancery, depending in Powhatan
County Henry Gordon Martha GORDON Fanees
Gordon and Elizabeth stration Plaintiff
And
Nancy Gordon widow n Thor. Gordon deed and
others Defendants
II was dcceed other things the 2nd day May I5i3
that Commissioner o the Court should take account Of the
debts due BY the Estate NJ the Gordon the dignity
thereof aud iha taking said that
tors n produce their claims before by published
four weeks the City of Richmond
door u the Courthouse ~ Powhaan County
The creditors q the sad Gordon
proceed Powhatan Courthouse, 5h day Of July
70 take the sad accounts before which day they desired
70 produce their claims before order they be report
ID 70 the Count. 9G-c1awfw JOHN w. DANCE. Cor'r
nNR THOUSAND Bushels Prime Down Mercer Potatoes
ma ae-st RANKrN q wHrrLocK
DISSOLUTION.
TIVE Coparnep recently between Jackson Allen
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-26

1S HHDs. Trinadad Moasses
HI Do g. CroS Sugar strictly prime quality
100 Tierces Thomaston Lime
$50 Barrels No I Heuings re- ceivng and for sae by
20 WORKMAN, MeGRUDER a co,
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TUNHE Copanershp recently formed between jackson Allen
u dissolved The busincss win be conducted ~
m, gs gaw IN. JACKSON
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ALLEN & cos NEW OFFICE.
UNDER EXCHANGE.

This Evening ~ O'Clock drawing viii take place in the
BALI RooS $1,000 may be obtained in proper
TOMS Nos IL drawn Tickets quantity
hnif past o'clock, n. VI. to-day,
mn Il
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WORTHAM'S OFFICE,
ann .

s6OOOO-Tod day and you have to obtain chance
for the above rtune. Walk secure a chance Tick
cts S2O-shares IN proportion
W Another small Lottery will be drawn Exchange
day. Capital ssOOO-Tckets S2l in this may
secure the obtain the s6OOOO-comc and try it with
20 On AMI - wopTI.M
pJ- RELIGIOUS NoTCE-Tbe Baptist Anniversaries will com,
the Second Baptist Friday the I'd ay of June
neli ut 10 o'clock A. NJ Rev Mir Kincaid Missionary from Bur
NAH and other Missionaries from expected will be pre-
sen ACommiee delegates attendance the
Lecture Room OF the Second Church.
ma % THE COMMITTEES
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-26

NORM If GOVERNMENT of the [Consti
- tuona General Assembly Of The Presbyterian Church Fo
saie by ma IS SMITH. DINNER a MORRIS
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EENU IRON COMPANY

BAVE, and will constantly keep in ,leposites with
L Their Agents al Burlington, w., Peru inanufnc-
tured Nails and Iron, Of the following description,
to wit -
NAILS
Sd, 4d Sd, 81, 3d. l0d I'D 20d Odd God 4Od Sod God
SEIKES.-4 inch, l-2, 8, 5 10 and 6.
FINISHING NAJLS-6d, Sd, l0d, I'D, manufac-
tufcd specially for finishing nice work.
FLOOR NAILS.-l2d, POD. and 2id
IRON
ROUND RON-3-9, 7-16 l-2, 9-l6 SIS, ll.l6
80, 10, inch | l-9, Ia, 3-8, H. 1873
81, Inch, 2 Ia l-2 3, and l-2
SlDARE IRON-3S, ZIG, 1-2 GIG, So, ll.l6
"a, - l. is, Id, SO, 2, 2 IL inches.
B1ND RON-l Ia | IL, ga, 2, 2 Ia, ala
81, g. IL 4, a l-2, inch
3-9 to SIS thick.
HORSE SHOE iron, various sizes.
HAME Nd SCROLL IRON do. do
MARBLE 81 W PLATES, cut 10 order a
short notice.
The Peru Iron Co. manufacture their goods at elm
tonvie, \. Y IRON Iron of their own make. They
intend to keep in the hands of their agents more fl
and complete assortment Than can e found in the
State. Ii is believed that The Goods from this esial-
ll>hinen are better manufactured than those from
any other in its vicinity.
Purchase are respectfully .ocred,o lnspec the
Goods oihl> Co.-Prices a. low and terms as favor
able as can lie Obtained in the State.
T. +. g. w. l.. STRONG, Agents.
Aug. 25Ih, 1872
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TOR COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA nrpHTlllS-
&c, CONSUMPTION, WHOOPING COUGH,
and all Pulmonary Affections and Diseases Of the
Lungs, this is believed TO lie the most popular g. ell
caclons Medicine ever known in America, for proof Of
which, we would refer 10 those who have IL ed it, and
TO the numerous certificates Of Physicians and others
attached TO The inside wrapper of each lotlle.
Dr. Amory Hnnlina, Of Franklin, Mass. writes that
after having prescribed the usual remedies without
relief, and having consulted with several eminent
physicians, he has found the Vegetable Pulmonary
Balsam 10 have had the de- rcd elect, and recommend,
il a a safe, CONVENIENT md eliraclors medicine.
DR.. Thomas Brown of Concord, n. H., writes that
10 hi knowledge, il has meyer disappointed the rea
,Unni 'eexpccaton> oftho>e who have used IT,.
The nIbc are particularly cautioned agan,, the
many Commercials or limitations which have partial
Is or wholly assumed the name ofihe genuine article.
st-JSBe assured that it Is not genuine unless one
or 9th OF The written signatures of SAMPSON
REED or WIN. JOHN CUTLER, are found attached
TO yellow lal ell on blue envelope. (All labels OF
and after the date Of Dec. 1889, will have the written
signature of VIM. Ion'n Culer.l Prepared by
REED, WING & CUTLER Ca,e Low & Reed
Whoe-ale Druggists, 81 Chatham ST., Boston, and
sold ly Druggists, Apo'he"are> and country mer-
chants generally. Price so cents.
PECK & SPEAR, Agents.
Burlington Dec. |, 1912. ".
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..ls,'l .E1Slll Us, "a SYI!n':ll.mo
TeVIi.lCIIT.

NJ Mrs L. II. siGouRNEY.
There is a dimhcss, like doubt,
That wrappeth earth and sky,
When day hath in its glory fed
And ere The night came forth with pIIe,
OF sable moJesty.
It's like the soft delay !yerh,
Whcic love hath built is throne,
A coy reluctance ere it rey;
Entirely on anuthcr's breast,
10 be no more lis own.
II is the gentle pause o. Heaven;
Even as mother mild,
Before some new brguuSt IS lcni,
lnqurin- how the last was spent,
o her forgetial child.
Then Conscience. ike tina, fearful cry,
Md l. ems deop rcposo--
where is thy brother ?'-,urns its ray
Upon the ANAL OF the day,
That Ito It's funeral goes.
Perchance the quacnly moon asccnds,
And 10! the hduehtv Sta,
Ga her pale iare dutn fix his eye,
And bids his nighties tides comply,
And own her regency.
Yet twilight gray. to me is dear,
aiOro Than the hinshilg day,
Or nn7n'ide's plentiful lc Of light,
Or sober certainty of night,
o. moon with si,very ray,
For then, at soo"tord memosys call,
Long buried wears awake,
And tread in charmed circles back
VITA music Der their ilJwery track,
Their nnclci, seats to take.
And parted friends, Of whom we say
IN l"is nicay they rest.
Fen n"aklv down !Iom Glory's sphere.
AMI with lheranee smile or tear,
Allure US 10 the blcsf.
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GROCERIES

40 Iihds. st. Croix, Porto Rico and New Orleans
AZ Sugars,
10 Ton Lump and Double Refined Loaf Sugar
8 bh!5. Crushed and Powdered do do
g hhds Porto REQ Molasses
10 bbs. New Orleans do
10 Chests Hyson, Hyson Skin, Young Hyson
and Pouchong Teas
2 tons Saeratus,
20 KEGS and boxes Plug, Caven fish and Sheep
Tobacco.
l barrel Lorllnrd's Maccaboy Snuff,
10 nbls Smoking and fine cut Chewing Tobacco
80 boxes Bunch Raisns,
Coffee,
do PEPPER and Pimento. Also. Starch, Gin
namon, Nutmegs, Cloves Pipes, Bur Lamp Sperm
candles, Ginger, Cod Fish, Mackerel, Salmon, &c.
With the above, and many other Goods we wish
to buy money, and offer more for it than is usually
pad n'his vicinity. Purchasers respectfully in
'led 10 call. STRONGS.
Nov. H. 1912. 25