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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-16

DEAR SIR,-The Managers Of the Maryland
Tract Society, as YOU are doubtless aware, are
endeavorng, at this time, to give wide Circua-
ton to short treatise on thc responsibilities Of
those who have the control of YOUTH" written
by Judge Hall, Of Delaware, at the request Of
the Executive Committee. 1t is commended to
the public regard by Il PREDATORY note signed
10y eight ministers of the Gospel, belonging to
as many different denominations of Christians
This is proof satisfactory that it is not written
to advance sectarian views. The learned and
venerable author evidently aims, first, to show
tho obligation of those who have the charge of
youth, to seek their highest improvement, Cob
legation growing out of the incompctency of
youth to Judge and act discrcety for itself }
and in the next place, to show tine power Of a
wcI-rcguated home to secure that most desira-
BILE object. By appropriate resolutions, the
Board invoke the aid of the pulpit and the
press, III this attempt to awaken Just views and
to lead to right action with reference to this
deeply interesting subject, In compliance with
this request nearly fifty ministers of the Gospel
of various denominations will make this sub
iect the theme Of discourse on the next Sab
bath, or the Sabbath after The past efforts Of
the press are Il sufficient pledge that it will
yield vigorous corporation.
About ten thousand OF this tract will be put in
to circulation within the present weeks ANY
persons DESTROYS to extend its circulation can
procure it at the Depository, No. - S. Calvert
street, where it is published. 1t is sold at the
rate of 1900 pages for dollar.
Very Respectfully
= GIJITEAIT Snc MA II, -,
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MURDER. The Lexington (Mo.) Telegraph
states that a Nj. Wiley Horn, of Johnson
county, has been murdered by a runaway ne
gro, that has been harborcd about his premises
tor several years. 1t appears that the negro
had taken offence at Horn for chastiscment
OF his wife, the slave Of said Horn and that
he waylaid him when out fishing, and SHOT
him once through the body and through the
head, producing death Immediately. The ne
gro was pursued and apprehended.
SOMETHING New IN MILLINERY. The New
York papers speak Of a new article for ladies'
bonncts, 1t is braid composed of very fine
silk; so fine that an extraordinary number OF
threads are combined in each braid narrow as
1t is. The advantages of the fabric are, supc-
rior beauty, great durability, and capacity for
being cleaned and Dyed almost without limit; in
fact, the process Of cleaning makes the boanet
more lustrous and beautiful than it was oriri-
nally, whereas Legdorn bonnets can never be
perfectly restored to their first condition of ele-
gancc. The cost is about the same, and il
point Of lightncas the Leghorn has no apprccia.
bic advantage,
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BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,>Nor-
D folk, Va, under the Supcrnteudance of Mrs.

S. CROKER.
Mrs. C. takes this method to inform the citizens
of Norfolk and vicinity. that she has taken the
large and airy Room in the Dwelling House occu-
pied by Mrs. Berry, on Cumbcr land street for the
purpose of establishing Seminary for Young La
dies and Misses
This Institution will be opened for the reception
of Pupils on the 10th Of September Its design Is
to impart n thorough practical and finished Educa
ton. Advantages will be offered for acquiring an
extensive and thorough acquaintance with the
English Language, Latin, French and Spanish
Also Music, Drawing and Painting, and various
styles of Embroidery. Mrs C.. will be assisted by
Teachers of the first talent
artcular attention will be paid to the morals
and manners of the Pupils placed under Mrs C's
care, and ii will be her ain to bring the social az
cctions into exercise, to train the pupil to correct
habits of thought and action and to make the ac-
QUESTION of knowledge a pleasant occupation.
Mrs. G. will continue giving Lessons in Peumau-
ship at the School Room from hof-past four to half.
past five o'clock. Terms of Tuition made known
at her School Room
Those who may wish to take Lessons in Penman-
ship enter Day Scholars will please leave
their names with Mrs. Berry, at the School Room.
Mrs c. takes pleasure in stating that she is kind
ly permitted to make the following references.
w. w Seaton, Esq, Mayor of Washington, D.
c.; Rev. o. B. Brown Rev. George w Samson !;
Rev. 5. Sprole; Rev. S. y. Willis, Cat5kill n. Y. :;
Rev. Septinus Tuson Chaplain of the Senate !;
Rev. A. A. Muller b. F Halett, Esq, Boston j
"A. Underwood, Esq, N. Y. July 90
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A BAD SIGN-It is bad sign. when a man,
after taking newspaper. for several years with
out paying for it, quits the place of his residence,
for "parts unknown" and leaves the publisher
to :" whistle for pay" This is an evil of wide
extent, and should be abated Some publishers
are IN the habit of exposing the names of such
graceless "patrons," for the benefit of printers
In general. Such exposures are WE'LL for fa man
has not moral sense enough left to move him to
g deal justly with the printer, he deserves to
DO thrown into the " limbo of public condemna-
ton, as warning to all other irresponsible spir-
its.-Salem Observer
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For the New Era.
SANDER.

There is sting we more should dread
Than any shaft that Death e'er sped.
There is venom deeper far
Than tabled gales from Upas are
The sting, the venom is the gall
That sland'rous lips would pour on all.
No heart so pure name so fair
But it may fix its poison there.
And though the balm of Virtue heal
The wound that guilt must ever feel,
Yet who can tell what it may cost,
How many Friends may thus be LOST
Friends, the price of whom were low
If sold for all the gems that glow
On all the golden signet rings
That c'er showed forth the power Of kings.
Yet there may those, on earth be found
Who'd deal those bitt'rest woes around
OF wrestling from the doting heart
The ties with which lifc's joys depart.
Who, to safe some private spleen
Or else perchance themselves to screen,
Would deal in plumber more unkind
Than to rob the purse and spare the mind
Alas that folly should beguile
From purpose high, to acts SO vile.
But while we grievc the worlds no better
Let's not forget we're still its debtor.
And owe no small amount of praise
That Friends are left to cheer our ways.
Let's grateful be for blessings given
And confidently trust in Heaven. S. w.
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READ CAREFuLI.Y

LNROM PHILADELPHIA Just received the fol =
~ lowing valuable preparations, warranted renu :
inc
PROFESSOR JACKsON'S LoZENGES.
affections Hoarseness, oppression of the Chest, and
will alleviate Coughs, of more obstinate pulmonary
diseases.
SPTTTA'S LOZENGES.
For Colds in the Head, Watering of the Eyes,
Sneezing, &c.
HERB SNUFF, FOR THE HEAD ACHE.
This Snuff, which is made ofindcgcnous herbs, is
useful in relieving Headache, aud weeping and
waery eyes, arising from recent colds, and may be
used alone, mixed with common snuff. A pinch
or two, taken occasionally, will generally cause
sncczing, and flow from the nose.
LEHMAN'S PATENT WORM TEA
This article is prepared by Mr.. Lehman Phila-
delphia, ofthc oldest Chemists and y ru gests in
that city. His celebrated preparation stands high
Lehman has prepared It for the last 30 years 1t
Is prescribed by some of the most eminent physi-
clans of Philadelphia and to the fact cin speak
myself, as had ample evidence, while engaged
there in the Drug business.
FURNITURE PASTE.
This Paste is used in giving Mahogany, and all
kinds OF Furniture, beautiful gloss, and not liza
bic to soil.
BLACK VARN1SH.
For Coal Crates, Ash Pans, Tenders, Backs and
Jambs, and all other iron utensils used about fire
places, which require to be kept neat and clean.
ms Farnlsh - laid with paint brush. and
dries very soon; one two coats will be sufficient
TO give handsome black gloss, it il very durable
and will stand considerable heat Full directions
Store, High Street, doors below Middle.
CHAS. II. HEINITSH, Ageut,
(Member of the Philadelphia College OF
Aug Pharmacy and Chemistry
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NHICK ERING has shipped us two more very
~ fine tone PIANOS, that have been particularly
examined and arc highly approved for richness
and sweetness Of tone.
o. They are hourly expected in tho brig Henri.
The following extract from the report of the
os, will speak for itself
There is one Manufacturer, however, whose in
struments take precedence Of all tho others viii
unquestionable prominence that the Committee
felt not the slightest hesitation in recomn,cn di,
the award to him Of Gold Medal. Mr. CbicLer
ings Pianos arc of so delightful tone so delicate
they need no Medals 10 give them celebrity
We arc selling these Beautiful Pianos much Ices
than formerly. Two second hand Pianos TO hire
out (Aug9) &. HALL & co.
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HERE THEY ARE!-The Subscriber has
H on hand, and is constantly receiving a large
and fresh assortment of FAMILY GROCERIES
which are sold so cheap thai they astonish the
natives )" among his assortment may be found the
following articles which warranted fresh and
pure.
Smal's celebrated Family Flour, (new)
Fonts Extra Superfine do do
Richmond do do do (new and old)
New Orleans and Porto Rico Sugars,
Woolsey's Superior Crushed and Loaf SUGARS
Lauguyra, Rio and St Domingo Coffee,
GunPowder, Imperial and Young Hyson Tea,
Sperm and Patent Mould Candles,
Stickney & Noy's Cut Nails, (assorted)
Old Virginia" Cider Vinegar, e years old)
l.. b. and G.. A. Salt,
lso, large and good assortment of LIQUORS,
Soap, Goshen Cheese, Brooms, Ground and Grain
Pepper, Nutmcgs, Alspice, Mustard, Matches,
Starch, Backing, &c &c.
If you want good and cheap articles in the Gro
Gerry line all you have to do is to call on
GEORG w. GRICE,
At Biuiord's 90 OLD STAND,"
East side the Market.
~ FRESH BUTTER received trilceekEy.
Aug 20
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Doctor, or "quite correct. gentlemen" but,
finally, alter the relation of retaliating capture
and execution under horribly exciting circum-
stances, he, in mild tones and with an aspect
that indicated any thing but ferocty, signified his
Intention to relate Ca little circumstance" him
SELF
" I'm not passionate man. gentlemen" said
he, drawing up his legs slowly, and adjust
ing his vast bulk in the chair-s' Pm rather
calm man, and apt To bear putting upon, rather.
but 90 IN for Lynch law, some, for all that.
had little case of my with one of these
Abolition gentlemen. once, and | acted up to the
law, fully-on my honor, did, gentlemen
am family man, gentlemen, and a friend who
comes to see me. or stranger wishing to put up,
1t an honest looking white man. always finds my
house home while in it. | keep servants To
wait on them, purposely, | do, gentlemen, and
treachery under such circumstances is n mean
thing--its not white mans act, gentlemen"
An emphatic assent was expressed on all hands
- well lost two boys, valuable servants GEN
tlemen. ny entertaining wolves in sheep's cloth
ing. and determined that the next one who call
ed, should be punished, some, and didn't wait
long, for, somehow, they had got the hang of my
house, gentlemen. md took advantage of my tenn
per- very polite stranger, with his wife and
T" dear born,N came along; he had something.
however, the matter with his eyes, ,vhen looked
at him, and so put my own servant Jake-a
very good boy, gentlemen-a perfect ,chite man,
and whom never said cross word to- i'm NV
lile-l put Jake TO tend on them, and, sure
enough, after | was in bed, back came the bow to
say that the gentleman had offered to run him
off! We'll | told Jake to 90 with him-f rs,
leaving word which way he was to travel and then
went to sleep In The morning, Jake's wife-a
decent wench, gentlemen perfect ady-came to
tell me all about the arrangement, so taking my
overseer with me, started after them.''
(1O be cOntinued)
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WARREN TRAGEDY-PARDoN REFUSED
The New Jersey Court of Pardons adjourned at
Trenton on Friday, having declined. after pail
ent hearing of the application of Carter and
Parke, TO grant them pardon. Their case has
now been finally passed upon by all the tribunals
OF the State which have jurisdiction. They are
to be returned to Warren county for execution on
the 22d inst.-BaH Sun
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May it please your honor" said lawyer, ad
dressing one of the judges, 81 brought the prison
er from the Jail on habeas corpus
"That's good oue'' said a fellow in an un,
der Tone who stood in the rear of the court, {" Pm
blow'd if hain't seen him come here in a cab p
NJ O. Picautne
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MTOTICE.-A PETITION will be presented to
IN the next Legislature of Virginia, praying for
the passage of an Act to Incorporate the town of
Portsmouth; comforting upon her municipal rights
and privileges. Ali persons interested will take
due notice. Aug 20-tC
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NEW STYLE BIRD FoUNTS.-Just re.
~ ceived new and handsome style Of BIRD
FOUNTS, (for Seed and Water) for sale at tho
Drug Store, High street. doors below Middle
Aug7 CHAS. H. HEINITSH, Agent.
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GREAT IMPROVEMENTS
Va DAGuERREOIYPE PORTRAIrS.-L mn

VI DAGUERREOTYPE PORTRAITS.-J H.
WH!TEHURST has the pleasure to announce to
the Ladies and Gentlemen of Norfolk and Ports
mouth, that he has again returned and is prepared
to serve all who may favor him with their patron
age.
Pictures taken in the most beautiful and per-
feet style of the Art, put up in elegant Cases at
very moderate cost, equally well in clear cloudy
and even in stormy weather, and warranted not 10
fade or rub off The public generally are invited
to call and examine his specimens whether they
sit or not. He is assured, from the liberal patron
age which he has received, in both Northern and
Southern Cities, that he will be able to give entire
satisfaction See Rooms Corner of Main and Tai
bert streets, over Doctor Robnson's Office, Norfolk
for short time only. Also lT0l Main street, oppo.
site the Banks, in Stichmond. Aug 20-tf.
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A CHANCE FOR A GUNSMITH.-The
\ Subscriber being DESTROYS of moving to the
smith very cheap, for cash. person that is indus
trious and attentive to business can make money {;
the terms can be known by calling on the subscri.
at his Shop requested to call for it by the first of
September as, should sell, out shall start about
that time, and also persons indebted him will please
call and settle as it is not his wish to place them
in the hands of an officer.
Aug 30 ]. A. SPALDING
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NOTICE.-By virtue of Decree of the Court
~ OF Chanccry, for Norfolk County. | shall sell
on FRIDAY, the 29ih instant, a. Il o'clock, before
the Court House Door in the town of Portsmouth,
likely NEGRO BOY, John, IS or 10 years old, be
longing to tue estate of Jas. Williams Terms
Cash l.. J. FLEMING.
Aug 19-tds Administrators
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NM ~ are now receiving n large assortment OF
w NEW GOODS, from England and France,
and also Goods from the North. to which we invite
the attention OF the Public. The following Goods
to be found at HALL & cos.
cases of that superior Cologne, imported by Hall
& Co.
4 casks Day & Martins Real Japan Backing,
casks Stevens superior Ink for steel pens
package of the most ccle bratcd Steel Pens,
casks Waldcn's Ink, Jet Black
casks Maynard s. Noyes' Ink in glass bottles
doz Russct Leather Port Folios do with loo ks,
doz Bolchurc Writing Desks, PORTABLE with Han
dies,
10000 English Quilts, 10000 do cheap Prussia,
cases of cheap Hand Lnntherns,
gross of the English Cocoa Paste
doz Log States, with Hinges,
"a reams superior Nankeen Envelope PAPER,
5000 rolls of Paper Hanging, new patterns,
500 rolls Borders, wide and narrow
cases English States, 30 lbs English Waters
gross of best English Black and Lead Pencils,
80 sets, in cases of Rogers superior Dining Cut
lcry,
case OF Marine Barometers, Sympasometcrs and
Thermometers,
A large and beautiful variety of Lamps with all
the late improvements
2OO Passage Lamps at prices from S so to s 10,
A full supply of Reading Lamps, of the most ap-
proved FORM s to give bright light, and
to shade it from the eyes
A variety of elegant Tea and Coffee Urns
Roll up Shaving Cases for Travelling,
4 cases of Lows Enc lsh Windsor Soap
supply of Handsome Foolscap Check Paper.
For sale by c. HALL & co.
Aug Is
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH,

WEDNESDAY,, August 20.
ARRIVED,
Steamer Georgia, Cannon, from Baltimore.
Steamer Osceola, Mitchell, fin Washington.
Schr Vesper, Baker, I'm Providence, in ballast, to
williams, Staples & Williams.
Schr Providence, Kirwan, I'm Baltimore, bound
10 Richmond-mdze to Haynes & Goodridge, G. II
Shield, r. A. Worrcll, +. j. Higgins s. Bro. and
K. Dickson.
Rschr Lady Tompkins, Ashew, FIN Colerain, Will
tar and fish to Hardy s. Bros
schr Atlantic, Nickerson, fin Boston to Williams,
Staples & Williams, Ice to 5. Hartshorn.
~ HAMPTON ROADS,
Schrs Jno. Stul, Teal, and Orator Scott FIN Rich
mond bnd to Philadelphia,
Schr Albert Ross, Godfrey, in ballast, fin Sand
wich, bnd TO Hampton, (Va)
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NEW BOOKS just received and FOR sale by
In w. III. Ii. HODGES s co.
Abcrcrombic miscellaneous Essays,
The duty of American Women to their Country
The Travels of Marco Polo, greatly amended aud
enlarged from valuable early manuscripts recently
published by the French Society of Geography,
aud in Italy by Count Baldel Boni
No. l6 Wandering jew,
No. IS Pictorial Bible. Aug 10
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GORDAN'S LOTTERY OFFICE
Drawing of Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. os.
81 40 III 3D. p, %, g. 81, 6i rs, IS, 10, rs, IS.
SPLENDID SCHEMES.
TINS DAY only!
100000.
10 Prizes of IS 1000
IS Numbers, - Drawn Ballots.
Alexandria Lottery Extra Class No los,
Drawing received Tomorrow Morning.
Capitals 30 ,O0O 5000, 900, 500, 400, 1853
10 of 1000, 500s, 250s, zoos, 1908, 1855, l00s
Sos 30s, 25s, Dos, los. Sc SC.
Tickets only S5-Sharcs in proportion.
DRAWS THIS DAY!
SI2,OOO!
30 Prizes of s 900
rs Numbers. Ii Drawn Ballots
Consolidated Lottery. Glass No. go
Drawing received Saturday Morning.
Capitalists 900. 10 900, 1000. 2,445, 30 of 1000
zoos, zoos. sos, 40s, COS. Dos, l5s SC.
Tickets only So-Shares in proportion.
Tickets to be had at JNO d. GORDAN,S
Lottery and Exchange Office, Norfolk
Where the highest premium is paid for Gold
SILVER ana specie Checks Aug2l
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MARRIED.

In Portsmouth, on Tuesday afternoon, by the
Rev Vernon Eskridge, Mr.. FL. F LoUDoN, of Nor
folk, to Miss Missouri youngest daughter of Cap
tain James Jarvis, of Portsmouth
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=" IL. III. HODGES Dc CO., have lust re.
w ceived the following NEW MUSIC
The celebrated Rvee Waltz,
The Miller's Maid Waltz,
Havemeyer's Grand March, Love Not Waltz
The Three Sisters Waltzos,
Pm still thine own, by ]. II Hewitt,
&C We're out upon the Moonlight Wave"
Castle Garden or Amack's Waltz,
Low waved the Summer Woods,
Sutton's Quckstep,
&c Here's Health TO thee Mary"
Celebration Quicksep, The Gabrielle Waltz,
Piney Point Waltz, " Let us love one another -
Mary of Argyle,
When sumber's Pinions me play"
"Sweet is the thought the Promise Sweet
=" Hark HarS the Soft Buglc,"
Wonan's Heart, Amid the Greenwood smiling,
An cleSiac impromptu Fantasia, by H. p. Helm
ich.
The Bridal Bells,
Beeswings s. Fish, by Dcilman,
The Hunters Song, by Gustave Blessuer,
The Hunters Wife, by II. G.. Ball.
Inc Last Song of Saphos,
The Harlem Waltz, ." He never said he loved"
The Captive knight, for the Guitar,
cumberland Guards Quickstep, Cuba March,
Columbia, The Land of the Brave,
Could hush fathers sigh
Cape May Gallopadc, Cclestina WALTZ,
Chateau en- Espagne,
Come, Come Away, social glee
MY Gallant Love returns, March D'Amazoncs,
Flower OF Home Waltz, Rose Geraneum Waltz
Lilly OF the valley Waltz, Last Greeting
Potomac Waltz,
&" hasten to the shade Of thy Bower"
Tyrolean Melodies Auo -
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DRAM! BRAN! BRAN!.!-6OO bushels
ID NEW WHEAT BRAN expected this day and
will be sold low if taken from along side' For
sale by J. BATEMAN
Aug 20 County st., the Wood Wharf
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NEW BOOKS received and for sale by
~ G. HALL & co.
The Travels of Marco Polo, being the l13d No.
of the Family Library,
Essays by John Ainbercrombie, M. ID. f. r. S.
f., from the 10Th Edinburg edition
The duty of American Women to their country
No. 10 of the Wandering Jew,
The Parsonag OF Mora,
No. 30, 81, 80, of Harpers Illuminated and New
Pictorial Bible, % cts
No 81 and e. Harpcr's Illuminated and Illustra-
ted Shakespeare, % cts. c. HALL s. CO.
Aug2
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THE CHALMERS OF SWITZERLAND. VII
IL tai Christianity or Essays and Discourses on
the religions of man and the religion of God bv
a. Yinet, ID. D., Professor of Theology in Lausan.
ne, Switzerland. /" We speak adysedly when we
say this is the production of one of the finest minds
of the agc,"-Christan Spectator.
CDR. Vinet is decidedly the ablest Christian Phi
Iosophcr in Europc"-Rev. r.. Baird, ID. D., price
81 25.
CRUDEN'S CONCORDANCE, abridged and re-
arranged at the very low price of $l.25.
"The publishers doing great service to the
American Ministry and the Church by the issue of
this invaluable work at price which brings it
within the reach of all''-The Reflector.
The Topical Question Book, on subjects connect
ed with the plan of salvation-iust published and
considered very valuable. Also the Historical Cues
ton Book for Sabbath Schools and family instruc-
ton The above just received by
Aug 81 w. II. II. HODGES & co.
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4 UININ ESQ ources of Suphate de Quinine,
~ just received by HENRY BUFF,
July IL High street
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EIN.-5O bbls Imitation Holland Gin, Just re-
VI ceived, for sale by
Aug Fl j. WILLS.
MOLASSES.-75 hhds p. r.. and E. l. Molass-
I'VE es, for sale by
Aug 81 j. WILLS.
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4 have just received few kegs of GLADE'S BUT
Il TER, for sale, very good and cheap
STEPHEN JAMES
Aug II West side Market Square