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WANTED,
PROBATE NOTICES.

4, ,h, Il.r. JaJ ruors. Judge Of Probate, Gr
the CDuHfy 4 ONnr..
Rs.rc t6f'l, r,frs.,u', SAMUEL WARREN,
cpriar 1T Man ;. u. VI. and G-orgc VI
Db.s. mr1.r rhl'r,u snI h,irs II L,srjrf GAG,
his n WH'rtffI i1 aid Cuu0iy dscs,ssi.-ihli
,,i urrTs so ..Ifsi and p.ss.ssDiuf ccitain real
estate, Described on tho inventory II the estate 4
saii ni-1ts. U1 h'r iu ihr Pr.hi. Office ~ al
Cauru-which uught O. D. ia. and the proceed,
thereof Tu' rur up interest hr The benefit II sall
ui1ars. IT, trrr'l.rr paw, 500, llluHr o. grant
Nr1 Ir.-rs- tus eel sait i,I state 60 the rwr,sc
aGrr.a.t. SAMUEL WARREN.
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The Subscriber hcr,h, give. public notice @, 1lI
ra1o~rus e. th.t b. be-. l.cn dolls appointed aHl o..
kcn ur11 hIm.,if the tp,i Of Adnni'u.ipI 81 tbc
T.tsi, u
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Na Count n Probate. bell A. Brihsl, within sri
CO. th- CHurN ~ ONlid, on ih- s,Niss M
ds, ut ssgtra',r,i the yclr VI 0ur Lord ghir,n
huairri arJ fny.
o. ths frsg.Irg petition
u Nas OrdtT,i, that ths all Gp,'diaH give
1Ht-, o. all person, interested D., causing cory ~
.,ii Istitlr with 'hi. n.',I 'hel,.rt b. Iuhh,hsi
thee Us.ks ,urc3s.Iy,', lu TIE Oy'.d D.unerat,
printed al Pans. that % q r., slrrar a. ru.l,'.
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lhrd T.esl', ~ Ocrirr, M, 81 ten Il 'ts
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and great variety OF vonied Patterns Of every
shade and quality, Sc. An extensive
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THE UNION.


DROPOSALs carrying mails Of The United States from tho
day July, 1885, the 30h Of June, 1858, ncussc,
Contract Once Of the Post Once Do
Washington, unui Of the s0th OF
June decided by the day. the route and In the
and time herein specified, viz;
~ Winsow, sebaslicook Clinton, Bumham Village, East
Burnham, Troy, North Dixmon North Newbugh, and North
To bangor, BY 5, a. m, Az miles
And back btween ~, aud s. every day except SAT-
urday,
taking mail and supplying the intermediate
going returning Present service No.
discontinued Any OF these Offices
otherwise sufficiently supplied the bidder may propose % omit alto
gether.
Proposals service, 10 lieu Of abope from Water
sle by Unity Troy Dixmon, Dixmont Mills, Newburgh, and
ampden, Bangor and back six times week. connecting WIN
cars also by nght schedule,
Proposals Walervle and
Unity connecting with line on No Augusta, 70 Bangor SIX
times week each
90 Bidders will specify mode Of conveyance
NOTES.
Each accompanied guarantee signed by
more responsible PERSONS In the following manner VIZ
81 ssThe Undersigned, SIS, guaranty that
cepled BY General shall enter into obligation
prior the eeah day Of July neat with good and sufficient
perform the service proposed.p
This by The certificate OF or
other that the guarantors are Of properly
and able 10 make good their guaranty
"Proposas for No ~ and addressed % the First 49,
sistunt Postmaster General. Il.
prohibition OF bids resulting from combination and he
and conditions which the contract y % o. made ses c
last annual advertisement JACOB COLLAMER,
May i6-law4w Postmaster 1ensiai'
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CARD.
Wines and Ltqunrs.

E would respectfully csR attention % MS stock q
i WINES AND Liquors. NE 1. "a ,.slh
The facilities ny obtaining from abroad all wines
&c. purity his longer experience IN The business 40 con
Quoted him. direct knowledge with the va
growing districts Of Europe than by any
this city afford for the character anu quay "
Ill articles s0ld BY him. s..
The his and vaults are such as 20 make
them, for cellar OF every consumer
Hotels and wanting small assorted lo q choice wines
supplied the shortest notce with wines
immediate including wines Of France and GER
many, not usually TO be- Obtained here.
COUNTRY TRADE supplied Wholesale prices on most favor
CLUBS viii 6nd much 70 their advantage nom
scriber
FAMILIES table wines very low prices
the cheapest sorts Of wines and liquors, FOR Gull
MEM BEERS or LEGISLATIVE BODIES, messes others
distance, supplied (and have sent them BY
EXPRESS,u FREE OF CARGE) with wines, nc, for table,
of Sorts NJ The shortest notice.
~ addressas their orders, through .hs pest Once g
Importer Wines, 10 Walnut street. Phiadsphia
Of direct importation from Havana q various sorss
single cheaper than at any other store in the city,
Jan24-dAcply
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AND FOR SALE.-By virtue of decree of Charles county
Ii equity, will sell a. pMtc suction
Tobacco Tuesday, 9Th between c nou o.
land called Gnusns Manor,
Edward Hamilton, deceasd This con
the Potomac river about ave miles
below Port Tobacco and besides commodon dwelling and all
the necessary outhouses II Ia
deemed 10 specify many which this
they win readily arrest the attention Of any who
will view the premises.
The q require ne payment @ four hundred dollars on
allotted by the In lieu Of dover
yeaSshnd residue in equal proportions the
the days Of their
respective marriages, with interest," % BE- paid annually 2 their
LIST ~ January 1851 when
gvenhe purchaser giving bond with such security the
puchnFG
the above terms The purchaser win be allowed to the
avail himse Of the credits above stated
Upon Of the whole purchase and not before
authorized execute deed conveying the title Of
Edward Hamilton, the parties The
GEO. w. MATTHEW'S, Trustee.
June Ia1n awts
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COMMON HALL OF the OF Petersburg, virginia
May 1850 Tho following resolution this day adopted
the Hail;
sesores That mayor advertise for proposals
Of the bonds OF the of Petersburg endorsed
the State ovgnia 80 in and In
with for payable half yearly In February and Au
proposals. than $500
chamberlain Of the until the 4th day Of May
O'Clock which time viii be opened, and tho highest
bidder wiz be entitled thereto The payments for ne same VIII b
July, bidders viii
periods they pay The
20 themselves the right 70 reject any oiier made"
hereby proposals for the bonds o the corpora
received OF Tho according
the above resolution, un the h day Of Nay 1850 ~ O'Clock
m. Chhs GbhisiN6,
May a-dsl4ihNayneu Mayor.
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Posr osvrcs DsrAnrxrsr,
s.s, .s@ ara asy oessssI ,ssS 500,
One mode Of g Be esessa y hs bidder, win Be- re-
city Of wahinsoa, I'M 10 o'clock ms the ism day Of July,
Isso, 70 be decided The next days
ARKANsAs.
~ .iaad, EzsbaIh, Clarendon Rsssans
:: 70 Napoleon. BY 10 q M, on Monday;
81 Rea &.sippi Victoria. Lacona, Arkansas old.owa,
Bend csms'se Mississippi Sus roia Xsa s,a S;.oa
aSd sssi ksposon ss,S.sa . M Tsapssy, and "a
Thence ate, ,. m, Monday,
To ,, na &c sn,, By y % Ihss,dsy =. .
leaving Napoleon II Friday asnr Msmps. b p,
Sapoeon ~ IL m Lex, ds u" s''''' ana arriving y
For notes general advertisement and the following viz,
PORN ron A GID
UAee change adeereneaf coafenPiafed BY fhe bidder
cr we as The case may ss) ere Write me name o. names -
curry the mail No from -- , ofen the adj
rsaas. u the time stated y The .shsd.lss sad b The
conveyedl Tor the annual sum % So"
Form ef guaranty accompany saea va.
Tho hs,s insert u, M ne e
bidder. me may be his os hei9 30 m earning The
S sD = me ~ $ day August
with and sucien surctcs, 20 perform Tue service popored
Form Of certificate.
The undersigned postmaster q go ceaes ,ha me guaIan-
under senl, First
Mail proposals State
Tero written the face d he letter and should BE- des
July
10 should be guaranteed, and suhticncy
the should be duly ccfthed
bidder the called for In the nd
dcn impacicable ccfsap 70 subri
innr specified
number Of weeks month"; He propose omit an o.
Ace that inaccessible s not the stage road the railway o.
n landing offer subst
inferior mode Of sucl He d
and hoars and arrival provided more
running asked and u 4 obvious that mail conner
Tie ask for more
nnnne trip, specified number Of dnys At Ger
peculiarly beyond these changes
advertisement VIII prevent ~
being considered composition with regular bd moi sc ssae of
Of the above ncauon
their Disadvantages will be estimated In comparing WIN o'he pro-
' a. CoLLAMER,
May 23-inwfw Postmaster ocncrni-
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General Agency q Washingfon, p. Q.
QY A. M FARoUHAR, formerly Of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
ID governments services the with Mcx
the revolutionary the with Great Britain and the Flor
For pensions, bounty land, scrip.
Bosnty Lanawi amend the purchase and sale Of bounty
land on order.
Pafsnf 06<shs applications for PATENTS procuring models
win be attended In all their various branches
General 0HcA claims against the department VIII be
settlement Of contractors quarterly accounts pay Of
ditto facilitated, &C.
New Orleans Delta, Nashville Union, Mobile Advertiser,
Democrat 81 Louis New Era, Cincinnati Gazette Indianspo'
Sentinel Herald and Detroit Free Press, publish q
-, and send er bills TO this ONCE neompanicd
with paper. June 2fu
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UNITED STATES PArExr OrrIcE,
June 10. ig5O

nN tho petition 4. swift. administrator OF
Phillips, deceased formerly Of Springfield
praying for the extension Of patent granted TO the
Oonzo Phillips for Improvement In friction matches for
the expiration Of said patent which takes place
the 24lh OF October, 1850 4
said petition be heard the Patent Once
the first Monday in September next al ~ O'clock and all
appear, show they
why said petition ought hot 70 be granted
Ordered Also pnbisbed In Repubc Intel
Inon city, c.; North American and
Gazette, Phadelphia Tribune New York. Joua Providence
r. l. Republican, Springfield week for three
previous first Monday in september
TTI THOS. EWBANK,
tNssS ts Commissioner OF Patents.
the above will please and send their
bills the Patent Office, with containing this notice
June l--law3w ts4a
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BALTIMORE, June I'D, p M
The Southern address The Compromise Blu -I Trial Of
Captain Gardaer---A HoryM Chargs,--Ihe Yeah
'. sr-- Markets. a.
The address Of tue Nashville Convention, as published
Ia mis- mornings SUM- been pretty generally perased by
our ctxens; aad whilst Il IL adnted TO contain many
stern trths lie general conclusions do accord with The
views Of this section OF Maryland The Adjustment bill
OF the COMMITTEES OF Thirteen regarded BY citizens as
the panacea the national difficulty and all parties
win rally with almost unanimous accord, Ia attending
the meeting BIO held Saturday evening az Monument
Square The call has been nunerousy signed by our most
influential citizens democrats and wings, and meets tue
cordial il pproba tion OF entire lopuation.
\ Tho trial Of Captain William Gardner Of tho brig
frances Ann and his mate, William Humphries indicted
FOR the killing OF colored named David Thomas, his
cook during last voyage Is now progressing before the
United States district The testimony, far as y
has progressed exhbs the most revolving Of me
poor negro He was necessarily beaten with heavy rope
or two days whist TOO unwe work. compelled TO drink
psainrs and rarbdxe, some OF which found In his
mouth afrer be was dead Such 10 the substance OF the
testimony for the prosecution What the defence will be =
not known.
Robert j. William. the young who represented him
self to be- the Lady Pembroke, was yesterday sem
fenced to the peni,enary for four years. for stealing some
books from the Mercantile Library Association He 10 said
10 be OF respectable family Montreal but relative Of
Lady Pembroke.
The thermometer to-day stands So degrees in the shade
being decidedly the hottest day Of tho season.
TnK MARKxTs.-In the Baltimore market this morning
there were sales 800 bbs Howard street -four al 10 3l
and 500 bills nj So % Nothing doing in City Mills, asis
ing The supply oi is fair, note sales Of white
at 81 So CENTS and yellow at 81 81 cents Oats held
At 10 AZ for Maryland and virgnia and 4s A
cents for Pennsylvania
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III M SMITH, OF Main and 10th streets, late
III. Of the firm Of PARKER SMITH, sclieis early orders fo
tcsbcrs particularly r or the class, with
attached lie has ready made usual variety Of
Chimes thcshes and horse Shelters (sms
combined Wheat OF s
consiucon also, The celebrated Bambrough fan 30 much
amer Maryland aud Pennsylvania He asks partcIai
warranted superior
lie devosss particular attention
machine repairs particularly those made ny Jabez Par
ker and ~ Parker and Smith he viii warrant such repairs % give
New Of spikes be Inserted nj small thus
making machines, interior from equal 70 new
hand Of reaping machines, extra sccs
for same and chains for chain horse powers.
Hicnaorp, Va
May 7-wtw
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THE Journal OF Medicine for March. xs50.-Pub
lshcd day, sor March, 1850 of thu New York
Journal o. Medicine and The Collateral Sciences edited BY =
Pnrpie NJ. historical notice Of
progress. Of medical landing Pilgrims
Plymouth present ny Stephen W. Williams, NJ ID.
BY the
abdominal section BY w w. Van Buren,, NJ d. Report on p.ema
% contracted peyfs NY
w. Bachford NJ H. Esci-ion of schous Mamma followed
BY Tstanus, samuel Tyler NJ d.,
eight original articles
great practical utility The review department contains crca
contained IN second volume of the
actions toaher with bbiol
Of All the medical publications. IT. foreign
from
orcrn journals while IN the American rcfrospect he
editorial and selections
from American medical journals. .s@
joasns pubIsbed In The city Of New York every two
month"; perfect Illustrations,
reached 7 since is rst publication price
~ per annum, 50 cents
specimen (post paid % r. " Uud
the New York Journal OF Medicine, 10 Wall street. New
subscripsions received and numbers for sale BY
FRANCK TAYLOR, Penn avenue
Mar l--imw Agent Cor Washington, D. q.
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EAiRFIELD MARINE HOTEL---J u. MoNNoT iufonms
~ uena~ and The public opcn
MOTEL a. branch FOR tho
1ots Ins hotel uns he r'casan village
-.nnsucns Long Island Sound contiguous
- oa me rs beach er ssihns snd in The midst
cile ic romantic Id. and drives per New Haven Rail
road stopping fanned losve ycrk At canal
street six times ZACH day, the two two M.
half The hotel win about Ave booared vn
June Il--2Ssw1nAuel 49, - 49,
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Post Once Departments,
az y % s s S q az gs United sn
bidder specifying mode win Dc received !.
nsoa n TO- M q hs Isl day July, sC % Be decided the
day:
No 1863 From Indegeadsnes Missouri by Fort 81. Kesny Fort
Ronde Daes, Oregon CITY, oregon TenioD
Leave ndspsadsnss the i, day July October January
April, in each year ate, ami;
Oregon City day July October January and
Ap %s " s Il a ssSs q e m 10 By
Proposals. mail The direct route from indie
separate proposals foregoing servics
e and a Salt Lake and City,
Be ss SAL lake and ss
month and arriving AZ The Omar end Of the route on the last day q
Proposals Kane Iowa, Josephs
For notes see general and the following vn
FORM FOR A BID,
Where change from adser'ise~sa contemplated sy s sld
Tor we the bel there wne
FUN Of there the resdeaee resdence hereby 70
-s,neni requires schedules ~
following mode q q W.T. hee state how Il % be
'' Dated ~ - annual '''- :
Form 80 guaranty TO aeeompany each bid.
guaranor guarnn-
@ that There insert the name q bidder Or nsnes
s as the BEL s e, ss s sa %. s mail
sss and sss ss, s y
undersigned, postmaster certifez
sufficient and able make good guar
SEAL First
General, "sia Proposals lnamc
Terntoy1 written Tho face Of the letter; be de-
spatchcd before
O'Clock should guaranteed,
the gnarantors should be duly ccrifcd.
may offer, transportation adj
vcrtiscment difficult impractabie
mode
days, weeks, onihs HI may propose
office inacccssb the stage road, railway,
steamboat landing, NE may 70
substitute interior mode Of supply He may pro
different and arrival
running time asked and u obvious mail
other public accommodated pfejudced lie ask for
running The during specified number Of days,
peculiarly hd beyond changes
different nom the viii
being considered 10 competition win regular bid not SCI aside for
where bid
win be csamssd comparing with other pro.
posals. J. COLLAMER,
May 22-law4w Postmaster General.
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HAVE bsdY appointed agent &C thousand
evergreen bssan spruce
with the ornamental and beautiful Also large number
splendid and new variety ofthe pcs- which fns IL flowers sim
liar 10 the cockscnnb, hut beautiful light pink color
win be taken no Of proper warrant their growth
and win bo experienced sdener and viii be sold
for Is each.
Tru Ae Of cemeteries and public grounds, and gentlemen
who grounds,
Is els per
The trailing asbues win be cold a. 80 cents ach these nnmeate
freely and flower ahnndsnfy.
The peas will be sold 1t ~ cents each. These faiers and
snha so
give great crssrc ladies who fond cuvsns
erine in pots and borders.
bouqnets. The will arrive by the 10th Of April!
q. a. ROCERss
Seed and Agricultural Warehouse,
Ap 7-law3w No. % Market street, Philadelphia.
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VALUABLE HEAL Estate IN tho city OF wsshington
sseThc proprietor, intending % move 70 the West win
fcw months brick and vir
seventh street east within square of two q the
Navy of houses number NJ cscl and
calculated for shops, IN connection with dwelling
apartments thsShd snn story house, subject 20 ground
sold Aso enclosed win
comfortable cottages em between the Capitol and Con-
0nnd utsbe for the cultivation Of Vegetables
market, for dafie be pcerred o.
The Whole o. this property 10 occupied ~ present prodnc
i've in condition, viii be sold reduced prices n
Ties indspusblc. Il - :.
Persons wishing purchase win pcHac addrcss BY letter. o.
anuy office Pennsylvania few doors
above "''''''' "''''' "''' ~ '''''' Il NJ YOUNG
An s-oodtf Agent
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Assistant Teacher Wanted Jmmedintely.
TINE Principal wurenton on o. Male Academy wishes 20
teacher who qualified 10 tfath
,be varin& English Tie
AM unmarried habits and good character
h Principal.
Fehr
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Concord Academy.
THE Of this Institution win commence the La 8 DC
r. VIM COLEMAN, A. NJ, Principal
LEWIS M. COLEMAN, A. M.

RKvRRENcEs.
Hon. John " Mason;t
Dr. q. r. sco,i,s speaker Senate Of virginiai
Thomas J. Randolph, ESQ.,. Albemare;
Dr. Armistesd Cook Porsmouh Hs
Robert @. stanard, esq, Mchmond "
VIM. II. Harrison, esq., Prince George
VIM. II Tayoe, esq., Mount Airy;
Richard Baylor. esq., Essex;
Andrew Hunter, esq.,. Jeferson
Clayton q. Coleman, esq, Lousai s83
John Tabb, esq., Gloucester;
VIM. H. Roy, esq., Gloucester;
Hoa Robert M. n Hunter, Esssx
Right Rev. Nicholas Cobbs, d. D., Bishop Of Alabamai
Hon. Thomas II. Bayly, NJ c.;
Judge Daniel Coleman, Alabama;
a. Seldom m. c.;
Gen. Bernard Peyon,s Richmond;
Hon. James Nj Mason Frederick;
Rev VIM. Friend, Port Royals
John T. Bryan esq., Gloucesteri
Thomas 8. Gholson, ESQ., Petersburg
Miers w. Fisher, esq., Northampton;
John w. Tyler, esd Wanenton;
George n. Wilkins, esq., Northamptoni
Francis =. Rvcs, esq, Petersburg.
members OF tho Institution. Nsse
sep,a-d tinteil
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fmpo,ts port Of Nso York, January 70 Jane.

OF the improved movement considerable portion is In
specieshe imports Eom foreign places independ
emit OF California, having becn nearly three and quarter
millions In Ave months !, is Observable that the export
offoreign goods has undergone great increase
progressive nature Of the carrying trade Grafton
ofthe warehouse system established BY the late adinsa
ton, In connection with the Great Brit
ain The exports odoncsc goods New York have risen
II per cent la value and OF the whole exports OF tho
Uniou there 10 doubt the vane will by Of the
rise In cotton, be much larger than last year.
ing that less quantity OF farm produce has gone abroad
Tho exchange market ndicaes that the supply Of bills
Is ample notwithstanding that the custom house
show OF imports These latter al
ways rcabe indication Of The commercial balance
IN fact reliable asthe actual Of the exchange
Market when uninfnenced by International crvdit OPP
eratons Thusa considerable proportion OF the mpoustons
have been made ign sccount and the market falling
under their saic has enabled them realize only net
amounts loss than the valuation which hey paid dnty
consequently. the actual be paid than the
apparent amount This nnlavorabe sme OF tho lnarkes
10 one OF the export foreign goods Al The
same time the ioreign market for American produce has
osen comparatively healthy, and the realized there
iarRsf by The profits and the heights earned by Afoc
shipping, Than the invoice or export value here These
circu produce more favorable STATE Of trade
than the eustom-house would Indicate and this
may be ascribed 20 she nhaence Of the independent
ury system Had The old National Bank plan Of paper
credits been In operation would have undergone such
an expansion, based npon California gold as would have
enabled importers have obtained large prices for heir
goods American consumers would have paid least ~
per cent. for the qnanfly of goods and ~.
changes would have been dsasouy against the county
Nothing coaId have prevented a ruinous revuson.
At this moment the ACTIVITY in Misunderstanding and me.
chanicai business i Immensely geeacr than two or
three weeks since The from California; rescton
and rss in prices consequent upon cessation OF the
rainy season. has stimulated hopes Of tho,e con-
neced with that region. and hundreds those out OF en-
pioy now mud occupation unwonied for the season The
Prodnee masse's ~ ~ him and well supplied The
Of copn continue active very firm rates. mostly on .o.c
ulaon and The ciamofs Of The arr sy ia
coming more sn, As they beccme convinced that no, on
must rise, but II they hold back roan..c.. ~
politicr o. other effect, Others will make Tho sooa. VA 80
ply shs markets. The quotations s,ands - ''r
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pRINTINc TYPE, CASES, AND FIXTURES AT AUCTION
On Friday Afternoon, 5t al O'Clock shall sell,
highest bidder warehouse, and
10Th streets, large ics OF the shove, follows
ount Small Plea, 900 pounds slightly
good new, Z portion which
has been used small book edition. The whole will
Tered tcxssher or IN lots 70 suit purchasers
Terns sale. GREEN 4 TAaTET,
June Ssh Auchonecrr
Qy the above postponed unssI rhnrsa~y. the
GREEN TAsTET,
June b-Aawds Aucnoncrrs.
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lust RECEIVED, by the New York Packets, gem
D Of groceries
50 lava Maracsbo, Laguyrs burnt and ground coffee
20 chests gunpowder, Young Hyson, and black
bags grain and ten boxes ground pepper
10 baskcts best Italian oil
boxes peach Vanilla, nuimeg, lemon extract for ma
yornR jcles, cnstnrds, &c.
500 pounds maple and 10 barrels crushed and powdered
boxes loaf sugar t8 tr
20 do pearl starch
p do fnncy
dozen walnut oil military shaving soap
10 and boxes Cayenne pepper
10 kegs English and American mustard 8E4,st
boxes ground cinnamon aispce, cloves nutmeg
10 barrels sweet champagne cider
do cordial eM
] cask sherry brandy
do genuine port wine
cases nu.csiei wine, in bottles, very delicious
pipes old brandy
do do Holland gin
barrel stoughtoni bIitep
Is boxes sperm candles
barrel drzf-rafe cucumbep IA
Walkers imported percussion caps
loo bags shot and IS csnistrrs powder
terccs Bchooieys bacon hama "
a5 thousand prime Epanish cigars NJ
10 dozen whltewash brushes
70 do busters and shoe brushes
DO scrub brushes
20 do sweeping broomss
5 do hair do brushes
l do do for carpets
do barrel covers
10 do buckets
Ahd country tobacco foe preserving ssPs and so ss1s
May aa-aaw2w