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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-09-01
THE TELEGRAPH.
C. l.. sHoLEs, EDITOR.
SOUTHPORT, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1916.
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES.

For election 10 the Contention TO form a
State constitution.
MARSHALL NJ. STRONG,
EDWARD G.. RYAN,
FREDERICK s. LOWELL,
ELIJAH STEELE,
DANIEL HARKIN,
HAlNES FRENCH,
JAMES III, HALL,
THOMAS STOCKWELL,
JAMES B. CARTER,
NATHANIEL DICKINSON,
CHAUNCEY KELLOGG,
STEPHEN o: BENNETT.
CHATFIELD s. PARSONS,
VICTOR NJ. WILLARD
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-09-01

The editor Of the American accuses
of suppressing the resolution adopted by III
county convention. Suffice il TO say, Il
proceedings did not come 10 hand, nor d
we know any thing about such resoluO
until after the paper was out.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-09-01

lowA.-At the recent election in oOl
sister Territory the Constitution submits,
10 the People for their consideration ani1
action. has been approved by majority o
some few hundred votes. This was i@
third time Of trying.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-09-01

The name Of the editor Of the America
was not found TO the call for the mass NEE
ting. The reason was, they might waD
him for a candidate, and il would no, loo'
we'll for him 10 seem 10 take an active Ta'
in the matter. Really. modcs'y S 'e'
conmcnlabla vi,t,p.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-09-01

vi INC ICitS' dp'l.
Whereas. the undersigned was nomina-
ted by the Racine county Democratic con.
vention, as a Candidate for he office Of
member Of the convention 10 form a safe
constitution, and whereas mass meeting
which has held afterwards on the Goth
inst at the centre Of the county has nom
mated me for The same place upon tick
ct got up avowedly in opposition to the
Democratic ticket. thus placing 'no appar-
emily in the awkward dilemma of being
both for and agains, the Democratic party.
deem ii my duty to state publicly that |
decline the nomination Of sail mass meet
ing. 1t " Guild be an act of the grossest
ingratiiude in me, 10 permit my name 10
be used in any manner to distract that par.
ty, which has taken me up from private
life, placed me nihe highest o:Hces, and
sustained me there so uniformly and SO
ma nimouSlv
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-09-01

Election comes but once year, there
fore We trus, such Of our readers, as feel no
interest in political matter, will excuse The
excess Of political matter contained in this
number of our paper We deem it neces.
sary, ard next week We shall return TO our
customary variety.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-09-01

IL. X Smith has received his c, mmlsH
as Deputy Postmaster OF Buffalo. / D.
President has taken the resi- onsibiiiy
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-09-01

We hear some talk among "the people"
of getting up another convention. They
are not all satisfied yet, and notwithstanding
a resolution was passed pledging the MEM
bers individually and collectively to sustain
the ticket, we happen TO knou that some OF
the most prominent actJrs in the affair will
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-09-01

The editor of The American claims that
there were present al the mass meeting be.
tween two and three bundled people. One
of the prominent nominees on that tickle,
told US that there was probably $50 present.
More he did not pretend TO claim.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-09-01

III
have referred TO may be- relied upon.
We are frequently told by our democratic
friends, that il is OF vital Importance To
have i democratic mnjority in the conven-
Ion 10 form a state constllul on, in order
that our state constitution may have the
rull benefits of democratic principles
However important il may be To have dem.
ocratic malortieS in bodies elevated 10 pow
er by the political votes of tho people, we
cannot see that i, has any particular appIi-
ca ion TO the business Of forming a state
constitution. The convent on is not ex-
poetrd TO fnrm n constitution for any po-
hical party. but 10. the whole people
Besides, who can tell What the views Of
the democ attic party are, in relation 10 The
Fundamental points which are 10 be en-
bodyed in The constitution! So far as we
can Judge from the sentiments put forth
in the pubic prints by members of the par
", there are almost every sort OF opinions
entertained Some democrats are for an
cleo i've judiciary, Others are opposed; some
want the the constitution should prohibit
The legislature from granting bank char
terS; Others want no such thing; some
wan, biennial legislative scss 'ons, Others
oppose IL; some want the common law
thrown away, others want 10 retain t;some
60 for cxemp,ng a portion of real estate
from seizure from debt. others go agains,
j.; some wantthe lawyers should be priv
LEGGED profess on. hers want 10 exclusive
priv1egesi some ynRi the state prohibited
from contracting debts except for extraor-
binary emergencies. others want no such
prohibition; some want persons Of color TO
be voters. others sheer at giving them such
Il privilege. And so Of every question
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-27
OREGON I'LL.

IN 50 far can judge Of this bill. without hav'
ing ctpy VI IT, the pal pabe bfeo aud meaning OF
II 10 sssrtl practically right OF sovereignty over
the Oregon territory. Il extends the jurisdiction Of CUT
laws, not over persons merely. citizens Of the United
States. who have gone 10 reside in Oregon but The
territory also. The limits Of this JuridlcIiun are moi
defined except tbs is made TO all The terrific
~ beongn 10 tho United States the wes side Of
Rocky Mountains. Inasmuch our claim goes 10 Gfy
four fory the law nus, DO held operate to that line
unlfa definite boundary is agreed upon speedily be
tween he Cnilod Siaios aud Gfeal Britain.
The bill provides gr the erection u ors in the Ores
gon-noi mere trading Posts with Temporary lohllica-
TONS, bat permanent lpesses intended FOR occupancy
Lands also given to settlers; residence u five years
is required 10 perfect the Tide. Ilere Is rghl Of SOW
efeigny IN its most complete
The bill Is evidently formed upon The supposiion
that the notice 10 terminate the existing convention will
he given Whether The operation u The bill IS made
conditional aud 10 take Effect only when the period in
cluded in The notice shall have passed, are moi in
iOImod. II 81, and II. moreover, boundary line shall
be agreed upon by The Legislators OF the TWO govern
mems within twelve months after The giving vi nullce,
The bill may 20 peacefully lnto etieci; for. then. lis op
efaluns will be confined that PARTON olho territory
which shall have bren acknowledged by treaty or
own. In any other condition ul the case n coils on
with The British authority aud government must ensue.
Bdt. Amer.
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.r.sst;sSsse ! ss Il 8s ti;R
....l : :.
CORN FODDER.

One evidence Of mpr vrmrn in agriculture is thu al
universal useot cdfnsalks ir fodder; IL being
rare now 10 see field vi stalks lt 10 be run over
and irsmpled under iod by cattle. MS was before
the establishment OF agricultural societies aud agncul>
tiural spapers. 10 field 81 cu up by the
To,s. nnd housed in good order f1r winter feeding Ma
ny farmers are NV beginning to find hat he
cultivated exclusively for uddet cheaper than they can
raise olhe feed. But there is very prevalent
au fegar3 10 the bes meihnd Of cul.iyson-i audc
ins IL broadcast Farmers are 50 much in the habit
of sowing all crops broadcast that the subject of drilling
an crops has received bat lnle attention. We reason
fbai because a5ur high asd the land cheap, there
ioIe, we eau moi afford lag lime and expense Of ddng
6u mus use moTe land and gel lghlerefaps As have
had some experiences IN euyatlag fodder think
can make appear thar the dnl system oil culture Is
abe cheapest.
Isras produce corn fl aay purpose should be high
1y mannfedand 81 they viii he very subject TO
weeds Corn cultivated mills Is usually very much
ioJund5 y weeds; but very much mpre 81 when SOW n
broadcast Other spring gtains are put IN the ground
~ eahy, that they ed the staTi of weeds; but by the
lime cofn is planted, vegetation is npd and II has To
with wreds; They are sure Ia come off
VICTORIOUS. In getting the seed The ground sowing
broadcast The xpedliuus bu Ithis ADVANTAGE Is
greatly oselbs'aBced in harvesting and curing The cr5ps
Cum fiddler IS Tie most difficult 10 cure Of any crop
within nv Knowledge. When we recolleci that fr1In
500 10 600 lbs. syrup, bod sufficiently to grain in
10 sugar, has been Obtained from Of stalks we
Ths clt,.,, ,aai i =, " s4F'
;, 800, - an" "e.e pIacnse1
II - 49, a. ~. "e anu . usua III Germ mar"
III 's os' s".se ivf' aial', eVllh and South SO as To
so' me noohuay sun between Tue ro"s Let The corn
s.up ~ e e'.i' - ., d 20 nave al leas' one kernel
:" ~, wv "'e''s iNo oushels OF seed should be
y 'ne A.a"' S' mere Is no' naeh oange OF eeun2
e S,'n ~ 'i'en' q" '''e ui"s' ihey should be COZ
erred by drawing The earth from each side OF the drill
WIN hoe, as son IS 'he rows can be distinguished
me, s''1'a oe pasefro' cultivated aud hved. skill
WI nshd win ealsaiof " perform The alter eullure
ne corn VIII grow 50 rapidly as 10 soon cover Tho
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CADDIS IL. LCCk'S
WE'VE U6KI'LOTTEKf OFFICE
Easement Reou,. under the EnSio,
RICHMOND, Va


Dra,emgs ,eceieed svery day al o'eioeh
UNPARALLELED Luck a, LUCR'S LUCKY Or
u fee The cry is-whai's the matter The an
swer s-the people have found ou that all prizes are
IN the hand OF LUCK.
II there be suy who have heretofore been unfortunate
by eslng in Lotteries lei them call on LUCK" AS
he has clearly shown by his great in selling PI
yes. that his Office established Tor all such.
The following small Schemes TO be drawn as follows
Tor April
29t--PokonDLe ST. Capllals-l7 800 10 Of 1000,
sc. Tickets s., halves 9 so, quarters 25.
29th-Pukomoke So Captas-l4,O00, 20 of 1000,
&c. Tickets 81. halves 2, quarters |.
My friends and the public generally. will please bear
in mind, thai all prizes in The hands Uf LUCK"
Then Tor prizes, please address
G. B.LUCK,
Vender for -. Paine & Co., Managers.
Persons ordering by the package in any Of the above
deduct the price of three tickets. have every day
Lotteries from to $40. and when remittance is made
to me, large small will always invest in the most
popular lotteries on hand. The drawings sent, when
requested 10 all who order from The cash for all
capitals be had usual sight On all letters en-
closing cash OF prize tickets The postage need not be paid
Tho Tickets IN e above Lotteries are received and all
orders addressed To LUCK meet the most prompt and
confidential attention. Persons from the country visit
ing he city should bear in mind that all prizes are in
The hands of LUCK For prizes, address
{. b. LUCK.
Richmond. April | Is
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real. GREATNESS.

lie WHO possesses the divine powers If the fcu ~ a
gleat being. be his place where may. You may tluhe
HIN with rays, chain him Ia slayls ns.s--bal he is
sill gre-t. You uay put him Of your houses bull
God opens 10 him heavenly mansions. He makes no
show indeed IN the streets OF splendid CITY; hut a
ear though pure aftcilun, Tesolule act, virlu
GUS HE, VII have dignity 0i qHlle another kind and
lar higher than accumulation 81 BRICK y granite, Of pas
ter aud slucco. however cunungly put together. or
though stretching far beyond sghtNor is this all
Red greatness has nothing 10 do with mans sphere.
II does mol lie IN tho magnitude OF his own outward
gency IN the extent Of the effects Nhich pfoduccs.-
Perhaps the greatest men IN cry at this moment
are buried IN ubseutliy, Grandeur Oh character is Who'll
~ IN the source OF thought, moral principle and love-
and this may he found in the huube5 condition Of lite
man brought up 10 obscure trade, and hemmrd in
by Tho wants OF n growing family, may IN his
narrow sphere perceive more clearly, discriminate
mote keeny weiph evidence more wsuy selze on the
right means doeisvey have more presence Of mind
IN difficulty, than another who has accumulated vast
stores Of knowledge by luxurious study, and he has
moro Of intellectual greatness. Many a man who has
gone but few miles from home. understands human
lure better detects motives, and weighs character more
sagacfunsiy, than another who hns Travelled over the
known won and make by his reports Of differ.
en countries. IL is the JTce Of though which measures
intellectual, aud So II Is the force Of principle that
moasuros moral greatness That highest OF human en-
d1wmenis, that brightest manii stu Of the divinity. The
greatest nau is he who choascs the night with uyncibe
resolution. who resisls lie temptations from within
and Hltioai, WIN beats the most heavy burdens cheer
fully, whu is calmas in and most fearless under
menace aud lruNGs, WhusH reliance truth on virtue
On Gud is most unlalerng aud is Tins a greatness
which is apt 10 make show, or which is more like.
" 10 abound Ia conspicuous station = ~ NJ. +. Chan
sling.
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NRAVELS in Mexico, illustrated, by A. NJ. Gil
liam.
Ramb'es by land and water by Norman.
Notes from over the Sea, by Rev. Mitchell.
Library of the Prose and Poetry OF Europe aud America
Mirror Library edited, 10y Morris & Willis,
complete works of n. p. Willis,
Modern British Essayis!s by CARLYLE.
Geraldine aud other poems, by NJ L. Tupper,
The Book Of Hearts,
The Roman Church. &c, by c. Ed. Lester,
la'eror Life, by upham.
Chronicles of the Cid, by Ro Souhey.
Holmes Life Of Mozart,
inPp'ngs IN Author Land, by Fanny Forester,
Literary Miscellany, by Gifan,
Nhewell's Elements of Morality,
The Suffering Of Christ,
ne Aust Merchant and Statesman, by c. f.. Lester
Legal Rights of Women,
T The "' Inc oy Spirit and tho Church, by Jenkyn
Arnold's Rugby School Sermons
lhe Jesulls, by Mchele s Quinet.
Treatise on Healthy Skin, by Erasmus Wilson,
Sermsn on The Mount. splendldy Illuminated,
Inc last OF the Aziecs, by f.. Malurin,
; nscanis' by Alex, Dumas,
lhe three Guardsmen,
Love and Mesmerlsm, by Horace Smith
Jusl received and for sale bv
ID. b. PAYNE.
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tsi wies, ssys tie jpufnal, a. well as aaf nen1ry
us. that have kasn hhd Of iohaecu -
cammand 10 this any markell u the L. s.ases. Ii
was gtowa plantation o Dir. james Kent. in Aune
Arundel eounfy. Who Is extensive llauief snd Has
aid fir him by alessrs Pike Pena, On L.hi sifeei
whnf.
The Maf,bofe' Gazette has tie folaWlng eotice Of a
sale ofiosarco. by the same gentleman: = Mr.. james
keu. Esq.. hw da,s since sold 4 hhds. OF tsbseeo
raised id land, Ia Calten county. at Tie following
prices
Ono hid. a, $40 IS rer owe hid t22 30 p, c~ti
! dn at SIS 80 do. and ! al ti2 80 do The best pm.
ces Thai have bcen eblaiaed fot Maryland tobacco IN
Baltinote Tor several years past.
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BOILING POTATOES.

7sss one hpuskeeper out ii knows how boil po
tsiees prspsry. Here is an Irish nethod one Of The
beSs ss Know. Clean ash The piaioes ard leave the
ska ca, lien bIug Abe aaler TO boil and throw them
ma AZ buiIed enough for fork 10 be easily
sssss fhsongh Them. dash cod into the poi
~ die p,tafaes renap Minutes and then pour oil
me wafer. This DONE half the pot lid and lie,
sks psasae< reasis slow fire I'LL the steam is e.
-vsrwsfe6. then peel and Them 10 ooen dish -
xssstA<s sf god kind tus cDked. viii always be
swess.tfy and osesiy. covered dish bad for pos-
ssss, - " keeps iss in. and make. them sf
1as Sasery. dnsriean .fgyicuiturnlisi.
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HRk.E.1.T y 4z.s.SEEx.

nFFER for sale. full aud com ll-ie supply Of
" GROCERIES,, consisting in part Of the follow
ng goods
40 hhds. P Rico, ST. CrOix and N. o. Sugars.
9 F." Clarified do
% boxes and barrels LOAF Sugar
425 bags Rio, Laguyfa aud Java Coffee,
80 hhds. and ibis. Moasses
25 half bauels very fine Mo.s,es,
800 kegs Nails,
800 sacks Salt,
10 tons country Bar Iron.
IIedagar Iron small sizes,
$3.50 lbs. American Bsiered Steel,
500 :" Shear and Cast Steel.
700 Hoop lion, IN. to l. ia,
10000 " bale Cotton,
10000 " Sole Leather. good and dauisqod
90 barrels Tanners OIL,
90 Grindslones,
800 lbs. best Caracas Indigo.
1000 :. Nader,
do kegs Dupon,s and Kentucky Rife Powder,
80 - Blasting do
80 bags Shot,
80 kegs W he Lead,
20 barrels Vinegar,
so nest Tubs,
80 dOz Buckets,
500 lbs. Lamp Black,
500 - Patty,
50 boxes = 10 and loS la Gl.s.,
80 barrels No. aud Mackrel.
so boxes Sperm. Iul's and Tallow Candles,
so " Sap,
s casks Cheese
90 boxes Rasins,
2 casks Rice,
80 boxes Tea,
J chest iue Tea.
90 bales Domescs,
10 i" Oznabures,
80 pieces Bed Ticking
50 4" bleached Domestic
With many other articles, Too numerous 10 mention
in all advertisement, all of which We assure our friends
and the public generally, shall be sod low for CASH OF
BARTER.
March so ts
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Prevention # Eei Habas.-Ihoss ho ara in the
power ri evil habis must conqaer them as hey ran and
red they nus be- neither sdon happiuuss
can be aalGed but ibase WHO not YET subject TO
those Influence may. by timely cautipo, preserve ther
1ecdon they may etIecloay resolve escape The ~
ani. whom they will very vainly resolve 10 eonqner
.JohHyon.
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WASHING T0N.

NJ "a = ihifEhs
Allow might Briton bless thee without blame,
Vet how deny ID, worth its honest pfaise'
Great, virtunas, modest, whore unsroted name
Is stamped with gold upon Che rolls of lame
Whose brow is eirsied by her brightest bays.
Tart Of Thy gloy sill LET England claim,
For still she loves her noble cl5ld always:
in,o what lines, what regions shall We roam,
To find Thy peefLeonidus in fight,
Pure Cincinaltus meek retiring home,
F.ahias the wise, o. Cato the upright
Nature has cnlled Che best Of Greece and Rome,
And moulding 81 th,ir Virtues into one,
Save 10 her inian world a Washington,
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GmsSgsys, Flutes. SC.

GSr RECEIVED at the Book Scors a few
~ very beautiful Gnilars,
Common s
Fine and common Flutes
Flute, Guitar and Volin Instructors.
Superior Guitar aud Vion Strings. &c.
For sale very low, by d. b. PAYNE.
March 10 Is
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political.
ws MISS TaEs, moruEa.

- " n MISS IaEE. MoThGR.
We miss ihee, mother,
We miss thee,
When, at days sweet I,fim..
We gather there,
asheTe the lane heart breathe.
The orphans prayer
Ne miss thee, thea
AH# @f3 ans So
ave mss thee, ssotl,c,,
We mss thee,
Through the lise.lons heu'-
g That lightly flaw,
Nyhen The. bgoaeh, then sin.
TO aie~- thee teo--
We mise thee, then.
-
sye miss thee, mother,
W. miss thee,
seasss Attic cheerful board,
Al The gladstone hearth.
Nhes smile nom thee
Save JOY it. birth
Ave miss thee, then
ls ws miss thee, mother,
We miss thee,
When, al deepening twilight,
] he eye grows dim,
As murmur low
The evening hymn
ave miss ihoe, then,
we meet tlisr, mother,
We nee, thee,
When the weary spff,
Her wing ma, fold
In that land o rest
As thou hast told
Sweet mother,
we meet thee then,
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JEHU WILLIAMS,

SURViVING partner of Williams & Victor in or.
~ der 10 close The business ui the concern as speedily
as possible offers for sale large and well assorted
Stock Of Jescelry,
Gold and Silver Lever Watches, Silver Ware, Military
Goods, Britannia Ware, Plated Casters and Candle
Sticks and great variety of articles too tedious -
enumerae, at ucry reduced prices for CASH, or sho,
credit to punct ual customers.
My friends and The community generally, are invited
TO call before purchasing as | am determined To closes
without delay, and will offer perhaps greater nducemenl
to purchasers than have before been offered in this
market.
Those indebted to the will please call and
settle their accounts speedily as possible
Co Clocks, Watches and all kinds of Repairing ex
ecued puncually and at moderate prices
Nov. II Is
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t3ig6 priced 1atscro We learn from I.vf,rd,
Csa1efcszi Journal that hosshd Of MARYLAND ground
sAsf sesD sid q forty doi1s and f,eeniy. fire cent,
PEI lpU lbs 10 Ballaofc iAs, week This : lie hah
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Y'OT.y'G & BOTTLES

REG LEAVE to ssy to their customers, and the
~ public generally, that they resolving, and
have IN store. their SPRING SUPPLY OF
GRO CENTES, which have been recently Dough,
in the Northern Markets upon the most favorable terms
and are equal To. If mol the most extensive and best
leced stock in the upper country. and they deter.
mined 10 offer such Inducements, in price and quality
as will give als,acon.
The following portion OF the articles, To which
they invite attention
50 hhds ST. Croix. Porto leo aud n. O. Sugars
= Cuba Clarified do
30 boxes Loaf Sugar.
D bbIs. Crushed ana Powdered do
800 bags Rio, Lasuira. Java and Maracabo Coffee,
40 hhds and bbls. n. o., P. Rico and cuba Mo.
lasses,
$50 sacks Salt,
10000 lbs good and damaged Sole Leather,
200 kegs Nails OF the besl Factory,
10 tons Bar Iron,
s Tredegar do
2 -" Hollow Ware and Mould Board,
2 g American Blis'ered Steel,
800 lbs. Shear and Cast Steel,
40 boxes Tin,
10000 lbs, Cotton Yarns. Richmond other Factories,
80 bbls. Tanners OIL,
2 casks winter strained Lamp Oil,
40 boxes and caddies Tea, so,ne yer y fine,
90 tons lump and ground Plaster,
50 bags Shut,
900 lbs. bar Lead,
% kegs Sporting and Blasting Powder,
90 Nova Scotia Gfndstones
90 kegs White Lead,
500 lbs. Putty,
ccroons Indigo, the very best
SO boxes Glass s = 10 and 10 * -,
20 bales Domestic and Cotton Oznaburgs,
80 boxes Sper and Sierine Candies
80 g Hull ard Sons and other Taow Candles
20 Soap.
LIQUORS.
pipes very superior French Brandy,
70 bbls American do
SO Apple do
pipe Old Antigua Rum,
10 bbls. N. f. Rum,
IL S. Madeira Wine,
10 " Malaga do
% : old Rye Nhskey,
loo g common aud Iecilted Whskey,
10 Vinegar,
8 Casks London Porter pins and quarts;
Together with Calicues Bed Ticking Checks. Tow
and Flax Linen, Lampwlck. Bed Cords, Leading
Lines, Pepper, Ginger Nutmeas Allspice, Salpere,
Alum, Madder. Lamp5Iaci Feathers, WOOL Caps
Hats, jugs, Jars, DENIM Buckets Hops, Tubs,
Paper Trace Chains, Cotton Cards, lacks Alackerel
l!errlngs. Shad, sc. sc. SC.
March % ia