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Washington telegraph., 1853-10-26
The NeVy-YOrk Committee.
Howard Association

The New York papers, of the 9th ult..
publish a letter from the gentlemen compo-
sing the Committee of the Howard Associa-
tion, announcing the close of their lahors.-
We quote from it the following extract
The association has now funds in abun-
dance, and We have made up and closed our
account. remitting balance due. Annexed
we hand you copy of the account, which
please publish. The whole amount Of our
collection amounts to S57 465 81. From
the following sources. viz:
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-26

Major General Gideon jackson Pillow.
late Of the United States Army in Mexico,
in the muscle of whose arm an impertinent
Mexican bullet bad the andacity to slightly
insinuate itself, and who thereupon carried
the aforesaid arm in sling and exhibited
the bullet to the eager eyes of boys with
unblown noses and a few asionished men
and wonen-GeBeral Pillow. we say, at
dinner given him in Washington, grew pro
digionsly pathetic over the condition Of Gu
ba. He called that island the weeping
child Of the seas" Now this il certainly.
decidedly, unequivocally, undeniablv, and
categorically 4 fight Of fancy. IF the lion
hearted, tiger-souled, and ditch-digrinr Gen
eral would only have few gallons Of the
precious salt, salt tears which are falling
in q couple Of little cascades from the ewes
Of Cuba bottled up and corked and brought
to this country and exhibited, there j. no
telling how immensely such an experiment
would increase the forces of the Fillibus-
ters.
We are very sorry that the General did
not mention in what particular part of
Cuba's body those sweet eyes are placed
which Do . much in the way Of weeping.
As il is. no one can tell whether thew are
in her head or in her tail.
Now if it lad suited tie taste Of the
General as yell 70 call Cuba The cock-fgh;-
ing child Of the seas he wonld have come
much nearer the truth, as the majority Of
the people Of that Island greatly prefer
fighting gamc-chickens to fghtin. for inde
pendence Louisville Journal.
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-26

The United States will, in time, be the
grainary of the world The wheat crop of
1898 Is estimated at 150.000,0 900 bushels,
and the corn crop at 5000. 900. With
out discriminating between the articles of
which the aggregate will be composed, good
judges reckon with confidence upon our abil-
ity to export between the 1st Of July and
the 3Oth Of June, 1858, provisions and
breadstufs" to the value Of 500, 600, 900.
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-26
The Epidemic at Shreveport.

We have received dates from Shreveport
to the 18th inst, up to which time there
had been no cessation of the Epidemic
The report for the week ending on the 18th
shows decrease in the number Of cases,
but an increased mortality over the week
previous. We annex the report Of the
Howard Association for the week ending at
10 o'clock, A. NJ, on Friday the 18th.
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-26

For the purpose of reference, and to
show at glance the extent and progress Of
the Yellow Fever in Now Orleans, since its
first appearance there, We give the following
table. carefully corrected from the daily Of
fetal reports:
Corrected statement Of the reports Of the
sntermenfs a. all IRE Cemeteries of
The City from The 22ud If May.
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-26
l1s1egraphcd to the Memphis Eagle e. Eneuirer.
Arrival of the Canada---Dccliue
in Cotton.

In Cotton
COMBINED FLEETS AT CoNsTANTINoPLE.
HALIFAX, Oct. 13-The Canada has arrived
bringing one weeks later dates from Liver
rpool. Cotton has declined l-S to Lid;
Fair Orleans 8 IL to 6 5-8d.; Middhng
53-4d.; Uplandiair- lid; Middiing .
lid. Sales Tor the week 81 900 baies.s
J CoNTINENTAL.-The Eastern question
presents no new feature The war party in
Turkey, headed 10y Mahomet Ali, are still
eager for hostiii;ies. The Sultan has reTus-
ed to sign the war declaration got up against
Russia. SO great is the fear OF riots the
French Ambassador sent for assistance to
protect the Sultan and Christian residents
from the fury Of the Mussulmen. The
French steam frigates have passed the Straits
and anchored before Constantinople. Ad-
mral Dundas also received orders to move
the whole English feet to Constantinopie.
The Cars rejection Of the modified note,
made by the Porte 70 the Vienna note. was
known at Constantinople on the 18th OF
September. The expected Governmental
crisis did not occur, aud the Ministry re-
mains unchanged. The Russians are still
sending forward detachments of troops
The Turks are erecting Notifications ON the
BLACK Sea. from the Colna to the mouth of
the Danube. -s.T
ESCAPE OF JOHN MITCHELL, THE IRISH
PATR.or.-John Mitchell has positively es-
! capped from Van Diemans Land. He acas
assisted IN his escDpe 6y w. L.. Smith,
correspondent Of the ~. Y. Tribune.
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-26
PHILADELPHIA. Oct 4
Amongst the topics of the
latter adiraSSp1 lr M f.,


~ :. Deputy Marshals Cross;u. .rd
JeDks, who had warrants Of arrest -r-rrd
on them Yesterday On charge Of riot au5
assault and battery in bill on Thouss ~
alleged fugitive slave, at WilkesIarra ~
ihe oath Of Wm. G. Guildersleve. Of VIII.
barre have applied tor writ of haheas cor.
pus before Judge Grier of the u. s CIV
cunt Court of this city District Attorney
Ashwood asked that the prisoners " az.
charged, asserting that 10 more force was
used than necessary-the fugitive at the
time of his arrest being armed with knife
gwen him by bystander. Judee Gricr
slid IT habeES corpus Is not To b "a
Zen out after that manner I viii have an
indictment sent TO the U. s. grand iurr
against the person who appeals for writ.
or assists IN getting it. and the sheriff WHO
serves the writ. to see whether officers are
~ Pr arrested and harnessed whenever thew
attempt to serve a process of the United
States Mr. Brown, counsel for the Aboli.
tlonists, asked for q delay Of one week 70
procure witnesses, which was granted.
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-26

FRosT.-The first frost of the season
made its appearance in this vicinity on Mon
day morning, the oath inst. On yesterday
morning had another--both light. We
hope 1t has extended further South, to the
regions Of the epidemic, and that Yellow
7aaa hs been made to yield to his only
conquerer-Jaek Frost.
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-26
AVarice.

A man who is making money oug hit 10
be especially careful to guard against this
incalculable curse-tbe intense love Of mo
ney III NJ 1T any time feels the hideous
worm Of avarice gnawing a his hears.strings,
let him turn about aud direct all his ener
gies toward the extirpatigu Of the fatal NOR
al disease which has made its appearance in
his bosom Let him change his course
without any hesitation or delay; for L there
is any delay. avarice, like an oriental con-
qleror, will soon utterly devas;ate his whole
nature, and leave him thing TO be despis-
ed aud spit upon Let him Immediately
become generous and charitable. and b cui
tivating those of his better feelings which
may be left, he will have nothing for avarice
to prey upon In this course his safety lies,
and lie cannot neglect It without irreparable
injury
Could the foul and blistered and blackened
heart of victim of avarice be exposed to
others IN all its hideous deformity, there Il
no man who would not loaihe it, aud who
would not shun like calamity as be would
plague 1t Is indeed. worse than plague
or famine for man who VIZ III -.. MN
continuance Of life on cond rl hl
should surrender his heart to dais
Of avarice. would be the most
fonls Nobody ever saw b. -.
man. The w ~ u and just hragar
have forever rendered the ~ -r Lar4Y
comfort and ayarice impossii.
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-26

~ MAJ. STITH, DR.. A. S. HUEv, and
Col DocKERY, we are requested to state,
will address the citizens Of Hampstead eoun-
ty on the subject of the Gaines Landing
and Fulton Railroad, on the frst day of our
Circuit Court, the 14tb of November next.
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-26

town of Bastrop. recently the vote of the
citizens was taken on the liquor license
question, and the result was I25 votes
against, and only % in favor Of granting Ii
censes.
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-26

RAILROAD SURvEY-The Helena (Ark J
Shield says, that a surveying party under
the charge of Maj. DAVIS THOMPSON, will.
in very few days, take the field for the
purpose of making the preliminary survey
of the route for Railroad from Helena to
Little Rock.
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-26
Marcy and Hulsenaaun.

New York. Oct. 4.
Chevalier Hulesmann Yesterday had long
interview with Secretary Marcy, at Albany.
where the Secretary is now staying. 1t Is
rumored that an arrangement has been ef-
fected under which Costa is to be released
and returned to the United States.
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-26

r We are requested to state that
protracted meeting will be held at the Meth
odist Church in this place, commencing on
Friday next.
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-26

According to the report of the Sexton
there had been thirty mine deaths from the
1st OF October. to 6 o'clock p. NJ, on the
l4th. The "Ga zette" states that there are
only about so male adults in the place, who
have not had the yellow fever.
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-26

A block of marble sent by the Pope of
Rome, and block of lava from Mount We
suvius, intended for the Washington Nation
al Monument, recently arrived at New
York
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-26

ANTICIPATED kEyoLUTIoes III Grnts=.-
The latest advices from Madrid state that a
ministerial crisis is soon expected. The
propriety of deposing Queen Isabella is free
ly discussed in private political circles.
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-26

The body of white man, without head
or arms. was found floating in the River on
Sunday last. He must have came from
some distance up the country.
Shreveport S. Western, 18th inst.
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-26

Mr.. Ew1NG's LETTER-TuE PAcrF1c
RAILRoAD.-The letter of Hon. PRESLEY
Ewing, of Kentucky, to Hon. r.. ]. WALK
Err, with reference to the great enterprise of
constructing a Railroad to California by the
private company chartered By the State of
New York, merits attention, aud will be
read with interest. It appears on our first
page.
In publishing it. the New York "Her-
ald'' says ;-"In this connection, we un-
derstand that the New York, Atlantic,
and Pacific Railroad Company, recently
chartered by our Legislature, will hold
preliminary meeting to-day, with a view
to making arrangements for subscriptions
to their capital stock Of one hundred mil
lions of dollars. The route for which
this company have indicated their pre-
ference, is the most Southerly route,
through Texas, and via El Paso del Norte
and Col. CooKE's wagon route South of the
Gila, to its junction with the Great Colora-
do of the Gulf of California, thence West
ward to San Diego but we presume thew
will acquiesce in the decision Of the govern
ment If their terms are conceded in regard
to the right of way, public mails, &c
Shouldn't wonder if many old people of the
present day were yet to live to make the
round trip from New York to California and
and back in twenty days."
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-26

a PRoFITABLE RoAD.-The receipts of
the N. Y. Central Railroad. running from
Albany to Buffalo, for the month of Sep
tember,, were in the neighborhood Of $780,.
600 ~.
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-26

~ We are informed that Red river,
since our last ISSUE has risen from 8 to
10 feet at Fulton.
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-26
WAS HIN ton:
wEDyEsDAY,::: OCT. %, 1883.

I've are authorized to announce THOMAs
HUBBARD, Esq, as candidate ior Judge OF tns
Sixth Judicial Circuit.
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-26
w An ENGLISH view mtrRrqi
LETTER.-We find gYgRpr
Mr.. Everett's letter to l.,
in the n. u Albion m


Mr. Everett's letter to T. F
in the r. Y Albion mr
Amongst the topics of the
letter addressed by Mr.. Ev,
John Russell. 1t i intended a. =.
Lord John Rnssell's despatch to Mr. Cramn.
ton of the 16.h Of February last. which wa.
written whilst his Lordship was our FOREIGN
Secretary. The subject is the ridiculous
TrIpartite Treaty, By which this country Wa
invited By France and England to tie np its
own hands in regard to any future acauisi-
tion Of Cuba and we are compelled frank
y TO acknowledge that Mr. Everett has the
best Of the argument. His letter indeed i
a very able composition, although It has no
interest a State document for the iguile
reason that tie question: at issue l. disposed
q, and That Mr. Everett i not nov III affice
Il may be mortifying to cur national
amour J7ropye. bus il i only honest. 10 con-
grltulate lord John on this latter fact. b..
cause he j. thereby relieved from the neees.
sity of = rejoinder- AZ the same time we
did not need Mr. Everett's letter f,r our
own satisfaction, a. We freely expressed our
views on the llth of December last. in sop,a
remarks On President Fillmore's last Me-
sage % Congress. When will our rulers IN
Downing street become thoroughly possessed
of two facts-tho one that internal icalousr
between the Northern and Southern States
q this Union i the real barrier agafnst
change Of Cuban ownership-the o.her
that if England could purchase OF secure Il
forthwith. she would be- vexatiously al a use
leszly encumbering herself! We have =.
ther too many than too few colonies.
dear bargain would It be at any price "a
get bold of another. which would be unnrnf.
ifaeic IN a commercial point Of view ana
Fnnously expensive ID military.
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-26

"a young man member of an evangeii-
cal church" advertises in a New York pa
per for board ''in pioas family where his
christian example would be considered a
compensation"
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-26

he tanning and leather business in this
country i getting to be immense, a. the fol-
loving items will fully prove:
Number Of Tanneries 6.26S
Capital Employed $4,000 900
Value Of Hides and Skins
unmanufaciured 20 600 900
value manufactured SO OC0000
The skins. hides etc, dressed and un-
dressed imported into the United States las.
year were valued at 81. loo .000-all used
IA The home manufactures. Boots and shoes
were imported to tire tune of $4,000 last
{ear-buf they were mostly "fashiors from
Paris; In 1851 gloves for men women.
and children, were imported into the Uni
ted States to the amount of 81 3I4 zoe.
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-26

The indianapolis Journal says that the
hog crop OF that State will be ten per
cent. larger than last year.
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10 PRINTERS.

a TRUSTEE L. H. t:aiilrer, have -ar a.c
~ % PRINTING MATERIALS, cul>Isin. al
double cylinder Press Capable I" PRINTING paper t'
~ the ;nimu,d Wils;
tnairr !ouic cylinder Press English nhnuE'rtu".> .
variety JOE Tl Pc 10 winch Is Lachr ncw
iJuut Long Primer suitable Iui Pamphlets;
lbs halt br :Ii,u late -"
of y ;apJ lbs. In i,gCimseIs
PuhersoI rewSal-rs have lair opportunity ~ r'tet
shIng their offices easy terms Address JNO GALAIIER
W.Sn (rost a,.] ic underestimate tr"r:.i"n D. {
itIIitIIBnltJli;iI,
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,pY deere The superior Court :" LaEc"y
- alLt.ndr the 18th May
offer Tor saIc he premises AZ pubic
ton the hi. bidder Wednesday, the 10Th DAY Auct'
the thereafter MIRSEN he
residence the lat, DAVID iiicgnhuam sEna
thout7 miles Charlottesville anl lUau non"
the Shadwr Rat Road Depot II ~ 10 lJtn at'ts
and-atou. thirds which under ctlsa!ior an ~! "h
South West rd soil. and 1T ii"i q"
lar surpassed There "a a'.'
meadow The Improvements r"nes1 al s'
~ HEN str BE
nrsr every requisite "Acr. o! servants houses Nv" sa
of house, OF stone li a
brick There also on the place many nae M
o iirl nt lhf'''7
ur tay vi
ElmsIs G. lligeh"Id'n ON The aJpmihe
be !irr.
,uaI purchaser rchdSe si',s bonds " AZ
proved srcurIy ill whole purchase m"nry pam iir e''
viii be divided tracts $" desired ny rnirh'r'
June 22-cTAw MARi r. ln..,iNn ~. hni' I'',,
-Tb- above .aIc FRIDAY the Mhday OF >"r
ten her iSh'. MaRA r. Hi'"i'"oii'' ~
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WI cevej from Vie WscaI Faculty Of Hampton Sit"
ney College Al ilchnond 80,
rE 81 msss oi the Faculty o. The Ms in
STAN" Tie following preamble unanimously
Whereas Faculty Of r Neca, Dcuar.mcnr Of IIamrlen
Sidney COLLEGE at meeting held 2 Of March, 1883 a"p'e"
"ls! That is deemed eSe to create chair OF Phyao'@y
ana MEDICAL 'Ir'SpruIsmcr ~ 'a department.: sad rI
to nominate Professor to III; chair resolutions we're ,s
a AZ ." tne iI"e or inttcr considerable a. ~
armed az meeting held on IT, 9Th May and wherea. !S
recommended Of Trustees Of Iampc Sidney col
eie " h ~ ~ SUI Of Richmond as hutaoe
the creation Of The aocs chair aud the nomination Of ge
Tic s"a Of True. for their ,s ~ ,ts ae meeting
encIhs on the i 9" June; and Whereas reported and belle
sh toush no "la hnt'icaon has reached The Mcdical
that the proposition for the creation OF The char approx
s nJau, DI. a Is n"na Of the Medical Faculty ~as WI.
NOT presented I" The Faculty and they did ~" rec"ne""
"Resoved THAI in view principle involved att"m
q, 'Kt oaII !" trustees affecting The relations s
and vitality une'ns Tie prosperity, the existence 81 ,
n Of sad department. 10 call
meeting Of the Boa Trustees such time deem nos
the proceedings, appear before them in defence their IN.
erests and IN respectful Maintenance what they deem t" DC ~
rights. ,r
That IN The "Go Of the Medical Faculty ,Ss
an Of P1ocssr Should for ,h " =" and the
course OF instruction during the Of lectures
Of Anatomy o,
In coninfmy with the above request lido hereby call ne.S
The Board oil luslees amlien Sidney College, TO hee
Ploso Hail. ~ he College Iuins, in Prirce Edw1f r
~ on the 2i day oi Angus, wednesday, the hour OF
NJ. Theimurianc:o OF the principles vel and the s
the stake will require full Attendance OF az ''
members. Respectfully, L" W. "REE'''
Aug l3-c4t
S:ITUATION AS TEACHER WANTED.-A y"u ui
= man aabe teaching the higher branches OF Ensls, ~
as the Ancient Languages and Mathematics desires
Tuor in private FAMILY. ACADEMY fpI
Their particulars address RGy g. Gibson, s"i" a's; III
Nash, Petersburg OF a. d. H. 'u'' -
,IyUKEA ID UNDERSIIlR rS.-A new and superior ai :,
nr vcrv ,cl also s,lk and kinds OWENS lsni'n
able furnishing store, opposite American Hotel aug =
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RAKE CHANCE FOR sVrERIoR Dwell


7uR SALE privately, twlh immediate POSSE soh, ,n 90
!nus hoi !y family VIA III. ha lda'c w
.lc thew are situated 6t feet an ON mree ~" va @
anal It on I'll, street desired iIont oi -3s lee OF OF o
fee, ON oh street embracing nearly all me houses 'ii
net In, Ire. ia an alley wide In addition u me us rd
r,u. ,,, at sca, penc when bought nave d"ueu ne"
I'll a-stii
modern hot cold ahu SHOWER "''iS,
10 ir,. and yard, ani have hCuucr! wdr
n last every through sfa:ihss o. nricF ana
nr,r Tn avoid sale auctions great SacIlhcc VIII ne ie
I'M, :. shall certainly country h0i5e CHOW penn re-
,,- early IN April shall cell publicly on The PREMISES W 2',
without the entire property on INC -'
hI . i IS vi, cs ~ GEORGE TAYLOR
MOST VALUABLE MILLING PROPERTY
NEAR RD. KGTTS, FOR SALE Or LEASE an.
uxUE authorized 10 sell lease that yahhp ~
,nr Property Rockets owned by the Mr.srs iaihr, -,
s,uA,ei t.Ilee creek about tt yards from Tue
10, lrt4 hea! an! fall ol OF "a :et power
.;rvIra thIee pair Of stones 49,, .,ori.. high
Tic Buildings Of Mil 80 by ~ FEET Nr'r m ", - :,
bull of brick ~ah mil 10 10y 6' irr.
MIA, lal with pair vi frame, rsn
rooms: siihrs, fc ali ~ good repair pio' " " f'O'
&c my office. -, r., milling nm rnosrs. Int
II admirably ed for a foundry or na'ine a"'i'
hrnus, almost 10 The shop with but ii" eS.hsc'
FOR iG'''ef Pafh'"d''''" W. GODDiN.
July I2-cu
IIi Tj STANDS Gotta OF gilt and plain GninA
and ware Cut Glass Preserve afd
rIr Dishes several handsome patterns together WIN 'ali1'
4 engraved plain aud coiofed Finger Bowls, At' $40,
AZ !, BULkLEY 4 CO, Eagle Square
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REV. NJ. ID. HOGE'S


Garner If Franklin and 5th Srs., htchmont, "a
Institution VIII commence on tue HEt'
Mnsv in Oc,ob,r aud terminate the lsl day Of July.
The course o, study will embrace The branches !"
English e together with Ancient and Modern Ian.
suases. . ,:;,, >, ,no ,,..,,, n ,,,,,,, ,y,, A.,
rcce;reu as Hoarlcrs in the family Of the Principal.
Tho nv n Stafford will continue be associated with he
in The instruction and government OF the School
% Teacher rs Male and Female employed hilbert" will
n and in order give additional neeS, and enlargement
~ The course Instruction. Dr. r. ewis will deliver Lectures
-, cn,ry and Philosophy illustrating each Lecture by
rarnms r1nprimens DR. Lewis will also deliver Of
on botany, winter Natural Science
shall have completed. - -.
Mr. Hose charge of the classes in Mental aud Moral Phi
losophy, History aid Rhetoric.
Pro will give instruction in Latn Mathematics and the
German Language, which will be taught orally. 49,
The will in teaching the Elementary and high
Or branches ul English.
Music Duncrac and Rossn and Miss Sui
" in French, Spanish and Italian. Mr.. Mchard
TERMS, FOR THE WHOLE SESSION: -
Board and Washing, s2!u W.
Tmi,inn in English, $50 and $40 NJ
In 80 anc,pni ar Modern Language 20 WC
In Music, W w
der the 18th of February . ~
All commun aldcssedts RSv. NJ. D. IIOGE,
Aug lG-3m Richmond Va.
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TryIE services Of gentleman capable Of drilling the students
Military Eyercss assisting Literary
nuired at Charlotte Hail. aary's county Md would
oyed six hours day from September TO May and hours
per day from May 10 August
gentleman moral habits and Capable =" commanding
; cs,scl OF tho students would find here agreeable
RI. salary oIe red $50 Board will not cost over sh
Applicants invited address +. u. Browne, Washington,
character capacity and abs before AUGUST f On which
e. - 100 - Aug 4-dlw&c2w
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WESLEYAN FEMALE lNSIlioiE'

yTyHE exercises of this nslutinn will he resumed ." the irst
4 September next. =. ...;,. .
Til, aca,rmir wear nj Iont is DIVIDED int" i""
five mont each: The commencing with Srir'h"r ana rhi
with January: the second With February ah 'di
with June. -, ~.
The course instruction embraces ever! 'h
Ia the acquisition thorough English Classical an
Polite education.
The boarding department IN The cafsr "i Z"
the inmates The Institute.
TERMS, sElnS OF FIVE MONTHS:
washing lur lights Sc ell ="
49,, " - 49, IL =
~ 80. -, ,h plan, ar t.r,,r Is a
~, t,,,rr,,.n. 80
Vocal Music, ~
Modern Languages, each.
Drawing and Painting each, ;"
p.ynh, m alyaure a, &c canni's al each SESSION
For Catalogues any addni information addrsS Inc ""er
sirnel nj Siauntou JNu. WILSON, rrIncilal
Iu I9--rl ~
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TX HHDs. PRIME WESTERN SIDES AND
II y SHOULDERS.
40 bbis sytra leSf Lard, firm and white
80 kbIs Portland Syrup
as bills No. Mackerei.
50 bbls gross Halifax IIerringG
800 dog. Brooms and Pals.
40 casks London Porter, my own importation.
60 hbs Tuscaloosa Game and Gibson Whiskry.
70 tons. No Peruvian GuanO.
800 Richmond G round Plaster,
In store and 70 receive--furs sale by
Aug. pew JOHN VI. CLAIBORNE
fvOFF F coo ags Rio I5U bags aeuyrs 80 bags lava;