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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-23

Court FOR THE CORRECTION OF ERRoRs-Nov.
2i-No. rs. g. Huntington and al. VS.. w.
forkson. Mr.. $. Stevens concluded for defendant in
error. Mr.. ID. Cady was heard in reply
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LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS

PHrLApELpHIA, Nov GAR Russell Matthews, Falmouth,
j., Washington, Monroe, 81 1homas; Oneida Esow, New
York cid Caspian. Anthony West Indies; Nonpare IIor
ner Porto Ricoi Monsoon, ca lton, ST yago de Cuba.
BALTIMORE Nov 2i-Ar Hermann, AIiyn,st Ubcs; Prompt
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE. Brig Gen. Arbuckle. I,
the u. 5. Army, left here, on Tuesday last on hi
way TO Baton Rouge thence TO his station at New Orean,
Little Rock, .9rk. GAZETTE, Nor. 4
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NEW YORK HERALD.
The New AgItatioo-The Revolution Of
Is43

There was great meeting of the American Republi
las, evening at the public house of F. H. Way 81
Ward Washington street directly opposite the Washing
ton market. Things went on gloriously.
There will be another great and mass meeting
in the 9th Ward Friday night at the North American
Hotel corner of Bayard street and the Bowery Great
sPeakers-sammons, Whitney, Woodruff, &c sc. The
Young Mems american Club of the old Ninth Ward are
to assemble in front of their head quarters corner of
Christopher and Hudson streets with banners flags,
torches-and proceed this great meeting as it is said the
Irish of the bloody Sixth threaten row.
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Nov. 22- Calendar for to-ddy.-Nos. 49, H. 10, 81 %
IS, ~, %, %, 80.
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The OLYMPIC has full head of steam on Not
seat can be had for love or money an hour before
the curtain rises. Mitchell himself, with that King
OF Savages, Holland, and the charming little dan
seuse, Miss Darlington, do not give your sides
ment's rest Laugh! laugh laugh is all you cal,
do. We advise all hypocondriacs and dyspeptics
to pay half dollar for seat for one night, and j;
they do not leave the theatre cured, and in love
with Crummes and the world, why then we say
wait and hear Ole Bull
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NAvAL.-The u S. frigate Raritan, at Phadel-
phia, is now ready for sea- She is completely fin
ished, and has on board four months provisions and
water. Her destination is New York, and she will
unmoor Saturday next, and make sail for this
city She will ship the remainder Of her here.
The United States brig Porpoise was at Cape
Pamas, Africa, on the Sd ult all well to sail
soon for Measurable
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INDIAN AFFAIRs.---Capt. VIM. Armstrong Act
ing Superintendent of the Western Territory passed
through our town last Monday, his return from Wash
ngton city with checks and funds pay Oft the Indian
annuites and other claims in this Territory As the river
is too low for navigation the specie portion of these funds
may reach here for time consequently is
in power to say what time these payments will COM
mence.
Gov. P NJ. Butler United States Agent for the Chero.
KEGS passed through Fort Smith on the Sd instant his
way his agency. He will depart about the 10th
inst his mission to the council of Prairie Indians at
Cash Creek on Red River
Thomas L. Judge, Seminole sub.Agent passed through
Fort Smith the Sd instant his from visit
the Acting Superintendent.
The annuities for the senecas, Quapaws and mixed
of hands of Senecas and Shawnees will be paid about the
18th inst
meeting of the Agents of the different Agencies in the
Western superinendency will take place at Fort Gibson
about the Goth December in pursuance Of order from
the Indian Department
John West has been pardoned.
correspondent at Fort Gibson informs us that Moses
Alberty the murderer Of Long, citizen Of The United
States arrested by the Cherokee Patroe in the
IRENE northern part Of the nation He made defence,
and was shot down by the Patrole He will he sent down
to this state for trial under the Intercourse law.
1t is source Of much pleasure to be able to state that
the Cherokee authorities using all their exerions
carry the treaty stpulaons their part and if we
do our duty the peace Of the country will be preserved
We have received letter from the Chickasaw agency
Our correspondent writes with favorable ancipations
the result Of the Indian council that to be held the
18th instant at Cash Creek Red River He informed
by of the late Texas Commissioners that the Greeks
were the cause of the Witchtaws not attending the
Gil the Sabine last winter Peace plenty and content
prevail among the Chickasaws.
By letter from Fort Towson, dated October 23d, we
learn that the past kas been unfav orable to
health and abors of of that region
Many Of the Choctaws and Chckasaws have died Their
corn and cotton crops have not been producvea in
former years although they have devoted labor to
their fields abandoning almost entirely their idle and vi
cious amusements of ballplaying and employing their
whole time upon their farms Civilization is rapidly pro-
crossing among these Indians under the humane policy
of government in its protecting intercourse with
them They with the simple domestic loom manuiac-
he
Of their farms furnish them with money which they also
barter with their traders for such luxures and other
cle they may require They have teachers preachers
and lecturers among Them and with all these
advantages together with the richness Of the soil and To-
cation Of their country they do not become rich and hap
py they truly perverse race-Vam Buren, (4rk) In
teiHgencer, Nor.
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CHEMICAL PAINTINGs.-We call attention to r.
Winters Chemical Paintings, corner of Chambers
street and Broadway, a theatre of all that can
man. The view of the City of Milan, representing
the front of the Cathedral, in its gothic architec-
ture, carving, and statuary, surpasses any thing OF
the kind we have ever seen. Passing, as it were,
from day to night, the gradual changes of hue are
delightful. You are almost imperceptbly led from
the influence of the golden orb of day to the sivery
light of the lunar planet, producing surprising
change in the sky. The feast of Belshazzar, pre-
the Tower of Babel, the Temple of Belus, &c,
must be seen to be duly appreciated. The shades
of evening gradually closing upon these magnif-
cent sructures-the appearance of the fires and
cense burners, and the magical handwriting on the
wall, truly represents the sublmity of the artist,
and gives taste for the requirements of scientific
knowledge.
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RoBERRY.-A burglar was shot a week or two
since, while in the act of entering house in AL
bany, by a gentleman armed with one of Aliens
Self-cocking and Revolving Pistols He was
wounded, and carried of by his companions,
Other burglars have entered house twice within
few days; the second time pinioned and tied fast
young lady, to prevent her raising an Alarm her
life is seriously endangered by the fright. This has
caused a great demand for Aliens Revovers---so
much so that the agents. A. w. Spies Il Co., 2ls
Pearl street, cannot supply the demand. They are
receiving them daily from the factory and hope, in
few days, to be able to supply all orders. Since
the murder of Mrs. Bacon, of Westfeld, Conn,
many of the farmers of that neighborhood have
provided themselves with these pistols. Also in
the Twelfth ward, and at Williamsburgh, persons
are providing themselves with these very necessary
and economical house protectors; for no robber
will venture where he suspects there is pistol Of
this sort kept. We refer our readers to their ad-
vertisement in another column.
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Our CANAL.--A large number of boats arrived
distractions to impede the navigation between this
city and Buffalo From the mild Of the weather at
their appears to be danger of the canal closing
very suddenly .-.4ibG,y Alias Noe 81.
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MISSISSIPPI ELEcTIoS.-We have returns from
fifteen counties. There fifIy-seven in the State
Annexed is what we have -
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MIR. BENNETT
Will YOU inform your numerous readers in your
next valuable communication on "Long Island
Railroad" how the passengers are tobe conveyed
across the head of Long Island Sound-a very dit
hcult navigation at all seasons of the year, parcu,
ly during the winter months! You have Informed
us that the road is to be completed to Greenporl
within year or two; also that II is expected some
people will try to find the city of Boston by follow
waves of Long Island Sound you have left to con.
lecture. SUBSCRIBER.
ANswER.-Swim across as Lord Byron and Le-
ander did the Hellespont There are ducks enough
in Wall street to do that feat without drowning -
led. HER.
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THEATRICAL ENTERPRIzE.-T never firing
manager of the Chatham Theatre, on learning that
rival house had procured the services of Boston,
in conjunction with Philadelphia author, to
dramatize the famous Mysteries of Paris, cast him
self about to see if New York could not afford the
requisite talent as an author. On Saturday last
F. Greeley, Esq, undertook the task, and on Tues
day morning was rehearsed most splendid drama
in five acts called The Mysteries of Paris 1t has
beenput upon the stage in most perfect and effective
manner and will be Produced for the first time, this
evening, with new scenery, properties decorations
and costumes, and most powerful cast The
many thousands who have read the far famed
Mysteries" will flock to the lucky Chatham to
witness the faithful embodiment of the great
authors ideas, and the effective representation OF
character in the hands of alent and merit The
ever attractive Pretty Girls of Stllburg will close
the evenings entertainment. Extensive accom-
modaons have been provided for ladies' and parties
in the second circle of boxes
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GENERAL BERTRAND.-The Count yesterday paid
a VISIT in company with his Honor the Mayor, to
Sing Sing, to visit our State prison. He will sail
tomorrow in the packet Iowa, for Havrc.
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PARK.-This house will be filled tonight to wit
ness the debut of Madame Chit Damoreau and
Monsieur Artot-a musical event which has excl
ted the most intense interest in fashionable circles
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COUNT SuRvILLIERs, Joseph Bonaparte) who
has been residing in Florence for some time, has
been attacked with paraytic stroke, by which his
life is endangered
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BOSTON PAPERS The eastern mail due yesterday
morning did not arrive TIL six o'clock last evening
IN consequence OF the high wind We are indebted
TO Adams Co., and Hsnden " Co. for late pa.
pers in advance Of the mail
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life is endangered
APPOINTMENT OF DEPUTY SHERrFFs Sheriff
Jones, recently elected whose term of Office COM
mences on the LIST of January next has appointed
the following persons his deputies Calvin Ba.
lis, Thomas +. Peers, John Grey, Joseph Weed.
Frederick l.. Vultee, Isaac Kipp, J. w. Allen, AL
bert NJ. Doughty. Special Deputy, Owen Bren,
nan. Under Sheriff, - McDonough Jailer,
Patrick McArde. Counsel, N. B. Blunt
LATE FROM HAyTI.-We have received, by the
Montgomery, Capt. Avis, late advices from Port
au Prince.
Another conspiracy against the Government had
been discovered amongst the blacks This was on
the oath ult. On that day three of the rngleaders
were seized, tired, and condemned to be shot. One
oil them only knew enough to make an unsuccess-
ful attempt on his own life while in prison. The
others appealed TO higher tribunal for trial This
was granted.
These frequent tmemes in Hayti are very much
like the small negro riots that occasionally dsturb
the repose of the Five Points in this CITY All the
difference that we can see is in the use of little
gunpowder in Hayti. That article is a little too OK.
pensive for the Haytians Of the Five Points.
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ZOE. IxE.-.yO. 50.

Boardman. Bolls. Boyd, Milton Brown. William y.
Campbell, Thomas J. Campbell, Garuthers Casey
John g. Clark. Smiley n. Clark Coquift James Coop
or. a. A. Cooper, Granston, Crarens Daniel Garrett
DAVIS, Deberfy, Jahn Edwards fessenden Fillmore.
a. Lawrence, Foster Gamble. Gentry Goggin Green.
,inlsed, lays Houston. Hunt. joseph X lnrerssll
James, John I. Kennedy King. Lane. N1cKennan T.
i. Marshall, Nlaihit, Maynard. Moore Morgan. Nor
row. oshorne. owsley, pendlefon, Powell Ramsay
hayner. Ridgvay, Rodney. William Russell, james
NJ Russell. Salmnaall, Sewe Shepherd SIaio. Tru
man Smith. Spllors. Stanly. Sraton John T. Stnaft.
Summers, John Il. Thompson, Riclard w Thomusot,.
POLAND. Tfipctt, frumhull, furney. Underwear
Warren. Washington, Edward d. White. Ivseph T.
W hiie. Christopher II. Williams John Young
NAAS-Messrs. Sherlock. j. Anlfews, Arlington.
Alherton. Baker, Barton, Beesnn Bidlack. Borden.
Bovine. brewster Bryce. A. V Iirpwn Chas Brown.
Burke, linrnell, Nm. Butler, g. W Caldwell. p. o.
caldwell, Calhoun, } Campbell, Cary Chapman. CHI.
iefd' CLINTON, Coee, Gown, Crss Gushing. Rich. d.
DAVIS, Dawson. Dean. D1g, Eastman 1ohu c. Ell.
wards. Egbcr, Everett. Ferris. John G. Floyd. chas.
\. Floyd, Fornanee Gaies, Gddings. Gl,ner. Patrick
u, 6oodc. William o. G1ude Gordon Graham. Gus
Inc. Gwln, Harris, Hastings, Henry Holmes Hopkins
lloneh Howard. lubari, lludsln Hunter Jas Irwin
VIM. W. Irwin, jack, WIN. {. johnson. G. johnson,
~ Jones kclm Kennedy, Lewis. Iiltlcel,, Lowell.
Ahraiam Mcclellan. Robert Mcclellan. Mckay, Nc
koon, Mallory, flnrchand. Alfred Marshall Samson
Ma.on, John Thomson Mason. Mathews. Ma,tock,.
MAXWELL, Medll, Meriwether, ,ller, MITCHELL Now
hard, Oliver, Parntnter, Partridge, Payne Pickcns.
Praih', Read, ltelng. Rpncher, Reynolds, Rhotl.
Riggs, Roosevelt. Sanford, Saunders, Shaw Shields
Snyder, SprgG, shenrd Stokey Alexander II. II.
Stuart. Sumter, Jaeab Thompson Iilinelas, Tro,,i,
Van Bnren, Van Rensselaer,, Wallace. Ward Waiter
aan. Weller. Weslbopk. Thomas W. Williams. 10.
seph l.. Williams, winthrop, Wise, Wood, Augustus
\ onng--l2I,
So TIC resolution fras rejected
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ny TOLER, TO 's:sAE1.S sY.fT9y.l.M
G'OY'EGE.

conformity with the decree Of the Circuit Superior
Court of Law aud Chsncery for the county Of Mel
son. pronounceJ upon the 9th of October 1912 in the
case of George Vaughn. lr., vs. George II. Mitchell
aud others aud like decree IN the case of Floyd
L. Whitehead vs. George II. Mitchell and others and
by virtue OF deed oilrusi, executed by said Mitchell
The subscriber, bearing date the Sih dav of Nav ISL
The Undersigned the trustee in said deed, will upon the
ioh day OF March next upon the premises in the coun
ty of Nelson, situated upon the road leading from
Lovingson To Iynehburg. and about four miles from
the former place, sell the highest bidder for cash.
The lot or parcel oil Land, upon which said Mitchell now
ives together with the tract parcel of Land the
same. purchased by him of William Bib The two
parcels containing about 10 The Land is valua
bic in every respect, and the Lot is highly improved as
aTayorn Store, Sc, it is in desirable situation.
). CLAIBORNE, Trustee
and Commissioner.
Dec % tI0N
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1slEEsMiSo
G"THE LYNCHRURG XIRGINIhN.'

n published ssmieeekiy fersry Monday and IhTsday)
Fswr Dollars per a,u, payable adrancs No
ssrsption riH be reeepedfr Shorter time than sir months
sud paper riH be discontinued (reeps at the discretion
u ne Edi.ors,) untd all a,TearGycs paid
a. .aDTERTIS E.HE.N1'S inserted at 30 cents per
s7ume Tor less for the first Insertions and 37t cents for
svsry subsequent Insertion.
EVERY .fLp i.t1fSER as repaired to note, his
manuscript ho,c long he isles his advertisement inserted
advertisement, not so noted, rH be inserted til its dis
continuance be ordered.
FOR YEARLY .7DpERTTSLNT; TIA terms ara for
me- privilege Of eo squares $40 for square, SIS for
sns sgtore inner form, S35.
o.. JOB PRkNTLNL crec:,tcd neatly and expeditions
y snd on reasonable terms.
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FL. II. TrxSAEg ~ 60.

ErAVE JUST RECEiP Ed, and now in the
reception Of their fall supply Of Groceries, Sc. csa
sisling in part as follows:
200 sacks Salt.
100 bags Java, f.asnira and Rin Coffee,
20 lhds. 1t. CtoIa, Iuckaraw, z. r. and NO.
Sugars,
20 hhls. aud bbls. Molasses,
100 kegs Nails assorted sizes.
1000 lbs good and damaged Sole Leather.
10000 lbs Cotton Yarns. sundry iacturies,
COO lbs live geese Feathers,
80 Grind stones. assorted sizes.
% boxes n 10 and 10 x II Glass.
10 bhs. Tanners OA,
g boxes Loaf Sugar.
| ceroon bs Indigo,
20 boxes IL. s. SONS Tallow Candies,
Imperial and Gunpowder Teas,
hlackarei and llcrrngs,
Wool and Wool Rolls.
Powder, Sno, and Lead.
Wooden ard Iron bound Tubs.
Painted Buckets. and
many oner articles usually KEEP, in the Groccry ltne-.
Their Goods were bought principally for CASH. and
will be sod low. in the way, 10 exchange for
country produce. They invite their friends and tho
pahlie generally, 10 give them acal before purchasing
elsewhere.
Nov 10 ts
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NOTICE.

DY virtue Of decd oftrust, executed to the suhscri-
ID bers. by John W. Mosby. bearing date the 9th
day Of December lStl and duly recorded in the Clerk
Office of Nels County. Tor certain purposes tlereG ey-
pressed, shall proceed to SELL on the premises to the
highest bidder, for cash, "Wednesday. the 9th day
Of February next. the 1RICT or LAND, convey
sd in said deed, lying Dutch Creek IN the county of
Nelson. Also, several Negroes, Is head OF Horses 20
head Of Cattle. yoke OF Oxen and s. head Of Sheep
The title 10 he above property we believe 10 be good
but acting trustees will such title only as
10 vested in us by said deed PETER J. mil.
WIN. DUNN.
Jan. 10 tl5F
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'H'ds E'jSEs sstFrS.

VIE subscriber has rented for The present year the
n .hufiERSi .NILLS. situated Immediately on
me bank OF the tanal-and lsnow prepared 10 receive
and grind Wheat or toll His enns art one tcnth or he
viii give larre Of suporine Flour. Richmond inspoc
lon' Tor hve bushels OF Wheat.Or if any persons wish
to ship their Wheat to Richmond, he will receive and
forward IT withall possible despatch such price as
rahno, tau to please ! refer 10 Jas. l.. Iampkin, Jno
NJ. " llIams, David w. Barton. Esqrs.. Col Ianq
horne and Gen. Rodes. JAS SI'TPIlN
Amherst Angus, 4, lS42 Is
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SS.15. JAMES, SasS4sIGse.N,
A's"EDFsNEY At LAW

\ FFERS his scrTiccs TO practice in the Su-
W pcror and Inferior Courts Of the corporation of
Iynchhurg also, in those Of the counties of Campbell
Amherst and Bedford. All business confded to him
shall be prosecuted with diligence and prompt attention.
Ills Office Is on man STREET, opposite the grocery of
Mr. John llollns, and door above Col Phclpss auc
ton room.
Iynchburg, Oct. 81 Is
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SALE UNKbs.Es gsg.g.ED ON ,FEssrSr.

nY VIRTUE Ola deed Of lrust executed to me by
- Thomas f. Waugh, bearing date the 26th day Of
January, 1912, and Of record in the Clerks Office oil the
County Courto Amherst, for purposes in said deed
mentioned, will offer public auction. for cash. in the
town of Staunlon. Monday. the 9th of February
hext, ONE NEGRO BOY, named Addison-and ON
"Wednesday. the oth day Of March ncNi. at Amherst
Court House. all the interest Of said Thomas f. Waugh
III the LANDS belonging 10 The heirs Of James Waugh.
and lying and being in the counties of Amherst and
Bedford. Also, the balance Of the Negroes embraced in
said deed. wit: Nain Nelson, George aud Silvy
The title is believed to be nuesonabe. but will c.nycy
only such title vested in by tho deed aforesaid
J.CRAWFORD, Trustee
Jan. 10 ISM
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NOTICE..

PURSUANT to decrela order of the Circuit Su-
Il perior Court of Law and Chancerv. Tor the County
Of Amherst, in the suit otDavid ilgginboham plaintiff
and Lucinda w. Tiumond, defendant, shall on Tues
day. the 2Sh day otfebnary next proceed to SELL up
the premises, for ready money, to the highest bidder
the Tract Of i.n:id in said decrela order mentioned
described containing 2D9 acres, adoinn. The Lands
Of Thomas n Euhani and others.
RICHARD CRAWFORD. deputy fur
Nelson Crawford, Sheriff OF Amherst aud Cornr
Jan. 10 tlSF
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y OFFICE.

IEnlf parinershipei Peasants < Shrader at Waugh
d Ferry. IN Bedford County Va, having expired by
limitation and mutual consent (sone time previously all
persons indebted the concern are requested 10 come
forward and settle their without further delay
as II is the earliest desire Of the concern to wind up and
close the business Is early as possible.
GEORGE I. PIFASANTS,
GEORGE J.. SHRADFR
Waupl's Ferry. Jan. Q I'm
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C.gsy FssEp gFFSpS;S.
Dec %

4 Will give the highest cash prices for green and
u dry Hides delivered 4, the Market House
SGle aud tpper Leather will be gwen in exchange,
if preferred. iildrs viii I've tanned shares and deliver
cd at tho Market house when tanned. All work war.
rsntcd. w. l., FAIR.
Nov 3 /.
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NNE OFFER FOR SALE. low fOr cash OF in

WE OFFER FOR SALE. low for cash OF in
w barter,
50 hhds Sugar. n. o.. Porto Rico and Vora Cruz
from common 10 the best
3ou bags Coffee. part extra fine
do hhds., hereos and bbls. n. o. aud Porto
MoIasses
do Syrup, very superior
do extra g
500 sacks Liverpool fine Salt
300 do Ground ALUM
300 sides good and damaged Sole Leather
800 lbs best Spanish fl1a, Indigo
500 do Madltr
Loo casks Nails aud Spikes Al Ia @ inch.
tons Tredeg5r Tyne iron IN. 10 > inches
10 do country Bar do
Ia b.h Taaaers' Oh
~ hhds Stone Ware assorted at manufacturers
o0b,Ncs spernau Tallow Candies
% do brown saap
10 bags Race Ginger
10 do heavy Black Pepper
900 lbs. Green Copperas
80 bills. llerrnqs aud shnd
1000 lbs western Bacon
- boxes Z 4 4 aud 10 4 L Window Glass
10 do 10 n y, very superior
= ticrccs fresh Rice
8 boxes Slnreh
90 chests and boxes Tea, part extra fine G. p.w
der
25 doz. painted Buckets
- nests Iron bound Tubs
. do do large size
10 do2 horse Buckets. assorted sikfs
- dN Bed Cord 3, q aud stren
dol Corn broons
10 cases Tobacco oil,
Is boxes ieat Sugar. part equal any ever seen IN
this market
600 lbs. East Boston Crushed do
ONO lbs. common do
800 lbs. Sal 4tdaus
60 boxes Tin plate l-3X
600 lbs, American Shecilfon
$50 los. Zinc
2j boxes Hasins
50 roams Wrapping paper
80 do Fools Cap and iolierPapef
90 Nj Cigars, from common 10 very fine
2,0)) lss, American bliserod Sclte
600 lbs Alum
consolidating, Sc. Sc. .......
GEO. DAGBY Co.
July %