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ANOTHER TRACT OF LAND,
SHERIFF SALE.

DY Virtue of certain writ of Lee. Fa 10 me
ID directed, will be sold bY public vendue or
outcry, OH NJ onday, the 2d day Of January next,
at the Court House, in the borough OF Sunbury,
at | o'clock, T.. NJ, a certain equal undivided
seventh part of
A Tract OF Land,
situate in Little Mahanov township, Northum'
ber.and county, surveyed IN the name OF Ma'hias
Zimmerman, adjoining lands of John Boyd, Mi
chae Croll and Peter Mowrer, containing in the
whole four hundred and seventeen acres more or
less.
Seized taken in execution and to be sold as
tho property of William Ayers.
WILLIAM b. KIPP, Sheriff.
Sherili's Office
Sunbury. pec. 10, ls53.- 5
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ORPHANS COURT SALE.

ORPHANS COURT SALE.
EN pursuance of an order of the Orphans Court
Il OF Northumberland county, will be exposed to
public sale on the premises on
SATURDAY, the 3lst of DECEMBER, 1883,
the following described real estate, to wit;
The Eastern half of Lot
number ITS in the Borough of Sunbury, bounded
by Blackberry street on the south, Lot No. II
on the east, Darterry alley on the north, and wes-
tern half of lot No. ITS on the west, containing
so feet moro or less Blackberry street. and
230 feet mole or less TO Barbery alley. On this
lot there is large two story
fszsA BRICK DWELLING HOUSE,
-lEL4. about so feet front by 36 feet deep, with
a one story log kitchen back. There are sundry
t-buildines on the pr emises, and large num-
beI of fruit trees of choice kinds. In connection
with. the said premises passes the right TO an
alley three feet and eleven inches wide, along
the western wall of the dwelling house, extend
ing the depth Of the house, and feet inches
beyond.
At tie same time and place will be sold with
the above premises all that part of the adjoining
Lot No. l77, bounded by Barberry alley on the
north, River street on the cast. Part OF sarse lot
No. l77 belonging to the German Reformed
Church OH the south, and lot No. l7s on the
west, containing l6O feet more or less in length
from MOI tn to south, and 60 feet more less i'll
width from east TO west. Sale TO commence al
| 0 o'clock A. NJ. of said day, when the terms
will be made known by
| JOHN II. PURDY,
Guardian Of Oakley Purdy.
! BY order Of the Court,
! J.P. PURSEI elk. o. g.
| Sunhurv Dec. g lS53-.sS
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M A u Il &c ID.

On the 4,h lust, by the Rev. Born, MIR.
Levi HEIM, TO Miss SAvnLa MALicH, both
Of Lower Augusta.
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ORPHANS COURT SALE.

I'm pursuance of an order of the Orphans Court
of Northumberland county, will bc exposed to
public Sale, on
SATURDAY, tho Gath of DEC cEMBER next,
on the premises, the following described Real
Estate. 10 wit: Thirty acres OIL OF the North East
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Estate of J. P. SHINDEL, decd.

Estate of J. P. SHINDEL, decd.
NOTICE is hereby given. that letters tcsta-
AN mcntary have been granted to the subscribe. 5
on the estate Of ]. T. Shindel late of the Borough
of Surbury, decd. All those knowing themselves
indebted 10 or having claims against said estate,
requested to make settlement without delay.
j. G. l.. SHIN del, Sclinsgrovs,
ii. l.. SIIlNDEL Sunbury,
Executors.
Sunbury, Nov. 20, ls53.-Gt.
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

AUDITORS NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
Auditor, appointed by the Orphans Court
of Northumberland county to make distribution
of the assets of the estate of a. G.. Barrett, decd.
to aud among the creditors of said decd. will
attend to the duties of his appointment on Fri
day, the 93d of December, inst, at his office in
Sunbury, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
II. J. WOLFERTON, Auditor.
Snnbury, Dec 8, lS53-3t
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A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND,

situate in Shsmokin township, county aforesaid,
bounded on the north by land OF Daniel Miller,
on the east by land of Nancy Wovcrton, on the
south, by lands of said Nancy and Michael Zim-
norman, and on the west by lands Of said Mi
chael and Philip Persing, containing about two
hundred and forty acres in the whole. Late the
estate of William persing, deed. Sale TO COM
menee at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. of said day, when the
terms of sale will be made known 10y
PETER PERSlNG, one OF the EA'rs.
By order of the Court,
JNO. p. PURSEL, Clk. o. Z.
Sunbury, Nov. 20, ls53.--ts.}
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TRuNks, Carpet Bags and yalices; also a
- lot Of good clocks for sale cheap by
Dec, 10, le5S, !. w. TENER 4 co.
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CHA wts-Broche, Thibct and WOODEN ~
great variety--Black aud Fancy Dress I,.s, :,
Six iseo. Acc vevot and other Trimmings WoIkou
collars under.sleeves, shmazetta cuffs, Just ,, re-
ceived and for sale by !. w. TENER q oo'
Sunbury. Dec. 10, 1858.
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Prothont lary's Office. !
Sunbury, December 10, 1883. {
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BURNING FLUID, Camphcne, Sperm and
HE Whale OIL White Lead, Linseed Oil, Tur-
pentine, Candles and Soap, just received and for
sale by !. w. TENER & co.
Sunbury, Dec. 10, 1858.
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ENRAN BERRIES, Ground Nuts, Almonds,
OPccan Nuts, Wall Nuts, Cocoon Nuts, Cream
Nuts, Filberts, Raisins, Figs, Citron, Lemons,
Candies and Toys, just received and for sale by
Dec. 10. SO. I. w. TENER e. co.
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n UEENSW kRE.-- Beautiful sets oi iea
0 ware in China, Stone China ani Dell.
Dinner and supper Dishes of all kinds, Toilc,
Sets. covered Dishes, China Frnit Baskets and
Ornaments, Fluid Lamps, Lanterns, Glassware
in variety. and Tumblers from CT cents upwards
lust received and for sale by
Dec. 10, 1883. I. w. TENER g. co.
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list OF Causes,

-OR trial in tho Court Of Common Pleas
81 of Northumberland County, at January
T., A. d., 1854.
NM.
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA.
TUESDAY, Dee. -, 1888
SENATE

SENATE.
Prayer by the Rev. Mr. MOORE, of the Presoy
terian Church.
communication from the House OF Deega' e~r
Transmitting joint resolution in relation 10 ouIn
ing the cancelled notes Of Independents oShSS was
agreed 10.
Mr. SuAckrrrosp. from the COMMITTEE OF wen
eral Laws, reported bill in relation 10 TIC s"'"'
Iies of public officers.
Mr. DOUGLAS, from the Commttee on fN, AZ
and Claims reported bill authoflsing Tue WIN
chester and Potomac Railroad company 10 issue
liza common bonds for the purpose OF faisiag the
sum OF $50 3l3 ,yS 70 be pad into the state irca'
surv in redemption Of the annuity OF soouo now
= PAYABLE by said company
~ s,,rTu from the Committee on Banks, re
nortad bill requiring the Governor OF The Com.
,nnon,veslth 70 cause proclamation to he made OF
fbc rstabIshRlent OF new banks based On state Sc
earities.
nv1ru OF MRS JOHNSON, WIFE or TIKI GOV E'NoE.
Mr DouaLas proposed the following resolutions,
which were agreed to unanimously
RfsogreI That we have heard with deep regret
Of the death of Mrs. SARAH JOHNSON, vile OF lila
Excellcncy JOSEPH JOHNSON, Governor OF this
Commonwealth VINO departed this lite on Wednes-
siay last the 7th of December AZ her residence In
the county OF Harrison
RssolrxG, That as a mark Of respect for the mem
sry of the deceased, and OF coincidence and sym
ps.hy for the Chief Magistrate o. the State in his
painful and distressing bereavement, the Senate
dc now adjourn.
Pcso.red, That toe Clerk Of the Senate commu-
nica;e to the Governor the action of this body to-
sezhcr with a copy OF these resolutions
The Senate then adjourned.
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from the Washington, N. c., Wing, 7th)
THE CARAVAN TRAGEDY-FURTHER PAR
TICULARa

TICULARS
We went to press last week amidst great excite
fnent occasiUned by the attempt of the murderer
Caravan to kill one OF the counsel who appeared
against him the trial, aud his shooting himsel
before the court and jury. We presume the par.
iiculars ofthe transaction will be unintereslng
30 our readers.
On being told that tho Jury had agreed upon a
verdict, he simply remarked-"They have found
against me-" On passing out from the jail, he babe
the vile OF the lailer good by, and when he stepped
into the street hewas i'll tears. This passed Oft in
SANITY, and he went into the court room looking
sterner aud more undaunted than usual He re-
etlVed the verdict OF "guiLy" without moving a
muscle The first that wac seen Of the Dj,to ySas
just as the crowd commenced moving to leave the
court room. lie was pointing it at Mr. Warren
and at the same time fired. lie opened his hand
let the pistol drop ana was in the act of nutting II tn
MS mead, when MIR. Hinton seized his arm and
drew 1t duwn upon the railing Caravan leaning
ms head over till 1t touched the muzzle of the uis
toi, when he fred--fhe whole act SHOOTING botb
pistols, was done almost III a second How Mr.
Warren escaped with his Ifs is a miracle almost
lie was standing within six feet OF Caravan, when
he hred In the act OF taking up his hat leave the
court room.
For some hour after his death, Caravans coun:
tenahce pore most demoniacal appearance, but
this gradually wore of.
On examination Of mis- trunks a curious medley
was iound-life OF himself written whilst in prison
numerous letters. some OF which discl0ses n damn.
ing tale; packages OF powjer aud shot a mix ure
just like that with which he killed Lasser BEING in
one ofthe bags arsenic SO carefully wrapped up as
not to Lead 10 mistake, aud piial Of medi Inc
snch ss, the Doctors say, one would not dream of
finding in the possession of clergyman.
Caravan has for years been pursuiags course OF
guilt and crime, the evidence which will astonisl
even the believers IN human utter Gepravi,y The
murder of the school master i not the first murder
he has committed. How he managed to re ain uch
hold 10 the conf lence and affections OF so many
friends of whom the best men ia the State.
is mystery 10 those who do not know with what
fearful and wonderful gifts he was endowed.
His friends were here in strong force during the
trial, actively exerting themselves to procure his
acquittal ill the evidence Of his guilt became over
powering. They bad regarded him ah Apostle
suffering persecu ion for righteousness sake.
We learn that the jury on retiring TO make up
their verdi Il stood TO 6. When the Judge called
them back correct his charge they stood tn S.
the majority being for acquittal After that they
stood at ii for convicting TO for acqui tai then
IL TO I. They agreed upon the verdict early Ia
the morning. Caravan was buried In the old
6eld back Of the county sims house, near the old
gallows His relatives in Hyde sent for the body
On Saturday, and it was disinterred.
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IvER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA


IL JAUEDICE, CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DE-
bilty, Disease of the Kidneys and all Dsesse arising
from Disorcered Liver or Stomach; such oetsti-
pation inward piles, funess of blood 10 the head,
acdity OF the stomach, nausea heartburn 0ssust for
food fnllness weight in the stomach, eruefs-
tions sinking futtenng at The pit of the stensch
swimming OF the Head hurried and difficult breath
ing, Gutterlng At the heart choking sufocstpg
sations when IN lying posture, dimness Of vifon,
dots webs before the sight, fever aud dull pain IN
the head deficiency of perspration yelosness ofthe
skin and eyes, pain 10 the side beck chest limbs C.,
sudden tushes Of heat burning ia the flesh. constant
inssinngs of evil, AID great depression OF spiflts
can be efectually cured by Dr.. EO0FLAND'S
CELEBRATED GERMAN BiTTERS Prepared
by DIR. C. 81. JACKSON, No. 100 Arch street, Phils-
delphia.
Their power over the sbove Diseases il not exoellod
If equsi!ed BY any other pre paratioa IN the unea
SiatGS the attest many stlSC sadtM
piy siciens had failed
Taese BIIsrERs are worthy the Alteration Of isya.
h6s Possessing great virtues 10 the fecrheahop Of
diseases of the liver and lesser glands exercising the
searching powers ia weakness and affections Of
she digestive organs, they are, witlla safe ceTan
READ AND BE coNvINCED-The "Phllsdel
phia Saturday Gazette" says Of DR.. HoohsHds Ger
rlan Bitters'
cit is seldom that we recommend what are termed
Patent Medicines the c0ntde nee and patronage q
our readers: and therefore, when We recommend ~
Hoofund's German Bitters we wish 1t 90 DO distSeuy
understood that we are ao' speaking OF the
of the day. that are noisea about for brei peiioa
and then forgotten after they have done theiI gaY
race Of mischief bat of medicine long established
universally priced, and which has met the hearty ~
prevail of the faculty ITSELF"
s'Soott's Weekly SAID, August s.
DIR Hooaand's German Bitters, manufactures sJ
Dr. Jaekson, are now recommended by some OF TOE
os prominent memhe of the faculty au arie'c Oh
much efficacy in cases Of female weakness Fefsons
Of deeilisated constitutions viii hnd these biites "a
s.rtaseou. 20 their health as We know from expsri.
enoe the salusry effect they have upon weak systsin
Fer kals wholesale aud retail, at
THE GERMAN MEDICINE SToRE,,
No ls0 Areh street one door below Sixth, Phslsdet
pha and by respectable dealers generally Throughout
the country.
Wholesale and Retail Agents, ~
PURCELL LADD Cos
Corner Main and 18th sts., Rchmend va
~ FOR sale BY Druggists and Dealers In Meale"
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ARRIVALS AT TIE PRINCIPAL HOTELS,
yrG1rRnAN.

| ExCHAEGE--W. II, Berkeley, King and Queens
Fl x Menie.o, and Lady, Gu9shsid, , os, nsr
and Lady, hali.as' ~, WIN osI ,as ssonSa.s
Ed Taylor, W II Mosby. Nertelk: " punninston
Ps Dudley, Lypehbafsi " A Smith, } Roberts,
pitssyiSsnis; ] nas6s Heiiiax; } ! barnes Meek.
| ienh9ra; w saaith, mr Rohefts, Charlotte; w q
ns.;e M kaas w paS9s nj.
! Word; Ed Il Lane. Leuisa G Ill VIM 4 Voolfolk,
.euisa; Mrt. julia Coles Charlottesville; Peytnn s
Greene Green CossafS; " Kenaibe, II GaodIoe Abe,
| marie; tho .ate III lee, ofsnse; Al L. Audersou
Lsh Ts1sSs G%s
burg i Babtist, W Blaach Bovdton Sam1 Harris
Saad,k J h Cox, Portland, Mslne; Mrs J Allen,
Boston; J W Allen. New York; J 5 Thompson,
South Carolina; lex Cali, Jr, Norfolk; IL A Came
ION, Oh Teton; John w. Tyler Oak Hill; II L
Monroe, hexand'iai r IL Wilson, Wheeling; Job
AMEkiCAN--Mr Shaw aud wife, Philadelphia;
Chas Garter, Richmond; l. Brown, Lynehburg:
U hi"iafd, y a Hurt Ea!mS ,n 9 sArnmsreps,
Gaftaud, Jr JuO MoDauit and family. Miss
Johns, Jno Hughes, Jno Rencher. Lyuchburg;
9 w Perkins, Hantax: Ii & Boyd Nelson; J l.
Mills, Staunton; l. Coleman, Amherst; p d
STARK, Va l. T. Sharp, Baltimore; w II Banch
Doydton; h W Butler, Philadelphia; w Nj Quarles,
Esq. Philadelphia; 4 w Clark, Henry Co; James
n'l ard sgssex w Q Smith jr, Va; X Jones,
Fredericksburg. Va; d IL Rucker, Amherst; n
Kingsley, Mainei C Grochary, Newark, J; J p
Harris, LA.
CuLUMBIAN-J w Ellis, Chesterfield; J NJ
Mcclenoey, Nansemond + Cook, Chesterfield;
! beasley, Greene; w Phillips, Il ii Phillips, J 7
Hoir, Prince Edward; r + Williams, + Meadows, S
liendrick, A Jeter, Virginia; Potion. Cincin-
gat; Lyie Foster, Charlotte ) Cardoso, Pow
hA'eai 1t Richardson, Charlotte; w BIantou,
Cumberland; G NJ Cosby, Dauvle; C Thomas
Hin Redd, VIM Land. Henty; q Gregory, w
TS,g9ieman, hleeklen6urg; Joues, Roanoke Jno
Iownes, Pittsyivsnia: VIM Spears Mast Spears
P"whsan; Petty Lynchbure DIR Lcckett, w b
nahncy Hanover; Jno Watkins. S Smith, ]
Hobbs fai " Noble, Amelia A w Jones' Surrv:
J NJ Holmes, RockoTid.o; Jno Butler, Miilboro; w
JOIN sOn. J Hughes, F.Uyauna; Capt McLaugh-
h0, New YORK; 4 Aullin, Powhstan: S State, J
n Free, Dauvitte; Z Lastrop and lady. Mass; r w
Barnard, Jno I Price, Dauvlls; f. Colt aud servant,
towhaiani a IL Campbell, Frayzer, Marion !;
Capt IL Wright, Meckienbura; " Boswell
P,whatan; h Tayyor, Danviile; w } Gilman, Va !;
W 4 Des;riek. Hanover.
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August 29-h. 1853
Messrs. Mortimer l. kropbroy-Gents: You NAV
think 1t strange that have taken the liberty "a
write you this letter. but do under circums.anees
That Justly II As you are tho agents for HAMP-
peoeIt TO aaGress you tns note, hoping it may bea
part OF the honorable means of giving this medicine
octoTiety which its merits deserTe.
Being in the habit or vending medicines which re.
late 10 u patent and regular system cUuBi6e. my
sell, to some extent judge of the real Iuerit Of
many of them. Ny experience teaches me- that
Hanpt0n's Incture" is medicine of real merit OF
Intrinsic value. When say this do not say that It
Is an lntalibe cure, IN all cases but reGn 10 say
that Hampton's Tiacturc viii Ia .orahiy pc rata n
all diseases originating from want of proper secre.
tGEs OF the gastric jsices bad Digestion and conse.
quently bad depcsites of animal matter from that
source believe that many diseases located Ia
VARIOUS parts of the system, soeh as Inflammation
Ulcers, Scrofula, &c. &c, originally have their being
IN the stomach, from bad TODD. bad digestion, and
consequently bad depesitlors OF the circulation 10
those parts; and will believe Hsmpton's Vegetable
1incture will even react in those cases
Having found out myself what it ia, I recommend
1t to others IN such cases as have de scribed, and
have done IL upon the mo cure 10 pay" system and
have yet to have the first bottle returned the first
objection about the pay It great pity it cannot
be more extensively circulated among The people,
| warrant il In the following csses' Cont,
Rheumatism, infaInmatons, which proceeds from the
stomach, Sores, Scrotula, Dyspepsia, long standing
cases OF Ague and Fever; stop the chill and then
give the Tinctu ethe difficulty in this case is not
in stopping the chill bat the return OF it--tAis the
Tlnc:ure will certainly DO In general debilitstonx
warrant il, and as said before, have procured
trial Off in this way, which otherwise could not
the people have been humbugged by patent nedi-
cines SO long, that they are afraid Of all This is
clearly stomach medicine; it works all its wonders
there, and in ali such it ia specific, if ythng
in the world is
Having given the Tincture a fair trial with myself
In my family and neighborhood. think am
ranted in THAT say about it. and which 90 without
any other interest, than the wish to in general
circulation, and in every mans family where ough.
70 be-
If what say be doubted by any of the afflicted,
arHf hAu tlra rffaf g.
nee, Middlesex county Ya stating the Of the
disease, and recommend it for such a case win
warrant 1t, and If it don't do good, will pay for the
medicine. THOS. r. BULL
HAMPfOE'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE.-Can
and get paL hiets gratis with history OF discovery OF
this wondefui Blood Purifier, and certificates Of
our own citizens, of Rheumatism Dyspepsia, ScFo-
fuls, Liver Complaint General Weakness, Nervous
ness, &c. &c.
Sold by o. A sTRECKER, Richmond. JONES
Co, ROBERTSON, WILSON 4 ALFRED, Pc
tersburg; DR.. COOKE, FredeTicksburs; MORTIMER
Il MOWBRAY, Baltimore, and b. Druggists every
where.
81 per bottle; bottles for S.. nof7
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DR. GORDON HARRIS, GRADUATE

AR. GORDON HARRIS, GRADUATE
~ OF CAMBRIDGE, CLASS le2., FOUNDER
OF THE BALTIMORE LOCK INFIRMARY, Ne.
81 South Gay street, opposite the Exchange Build
log and Post Othce-Those requiring medical or sur.
gica! aid, by spplyngto Dr.. H., may secure skiiifnl
treatment and advice, while all COMMUNICATIONS viii
be sacredy shielded by the EgS OF professional
honor
Aware of the difficulty with the public TO dlscrini
nate III snewspsper advertisement between the gen.
ulne and skillfai physician aud the spurious prefer
sious of the designing aud dangerous quaek, DR. II.
will cheerfny give, when applied TO, such private
references will fully satisfy oil WHO require his
services.
BEWARE OF N0STRUMss
Avoid the Patent Elixirs Compounds and Cordials,
advertised all persons under varied forms Of
disease.
As the constitution and habits of individuals differ
reason caches the remedy be suited 10
all alike and that disease only be safely and Of
feetraliy aradeated by ajudicous application Of pro-
per remedies
~ ATTENTION INVITED,
practical experience Of over IS years enables Dr.
TO insure sound and speedy cure In certain class
OF diseases, which have too long been yielded BY
gular physicians TO the hands of quackery. He
may be consulted conhdentially, either in person
by letter.
Persons at distance cured at home py addressing
q letter to DIR GORDON HARRIS. Baltimore, Ma.
ryIand.
All communication confidential
Remedies ssnt by mail o. express 70 any part Of the
United States. oc il-Sm
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ELEGANT GIFT BOOKs.-Leafiets Of

II .LCOANl olf i)oOho.- "!
IL Memory, an Illuminated annual for 1854.
Moore's Irish Melodies beautifully illustrated.
Lyrics Of the Heart, by w. A. Watts; beautifully
illustrated.
The Bow in the Clouds beautifully illustrated
Tte Pfoverbiaiist and the Poet, printed in celors
with beautiful illustrations.
The White Veil, Bridal Gift.
The 6em Annual for 1854.
The Snow Flake for 1851
Adecti0Hs Gift for 1854
Christmas Blossoms. 1884.
Also, fine assortment of standard PoetS beautiful
~ bound and illustrated: Bhes and Prayer Books in
velvet and other bindings. FOR sale by
9LAADEG BAKER,
81 Nos Exchange.
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. o. HAsKINS, SHIP CHANDLER,

y O. HASKINS, SHIP CHANDLER,
A. GROCER AND COMMISSION MER-
CHANT at mis- new house, opposite the old stand Of
Haskins & Libby, aud in front of the Steamboat
Landing, where may be:foand general. assortment
II ali articles in his line. viz:
Cordage, Hemp and Manila.
Blocks, Patent Roller Friction Bushed and Com
mon Irvine; Sail Needles, Hooks and Thinbes Ma
rine Spikes CauIking Irons, Can Hooks, Box Hooks
Hand Spikes Wood Saws, and various articles III the
Ship Chapdlery Line
GROCERIES.-SugGr, Coffee, Tea, Soap, Candles
Butter, Lard. Moasses &c.
BEEF.-Mess Prime and No. /; Mess and Prime
Pork.
BACON, Dried Beef, Smoked Ten CUES, &c
PAISTS.--White and Black Lead; Paris, Chrome
and VeIdigris Green, Vermion, Chrome Yellow,
Spanish Brown, Paint Oil Varnish.
Sperm and Solar Oil; Fish Oil, Tar, Pitch. Resin,
Spirits Turpe ntine, &c.
Crockery, for ship use.
Buckle Is, Broons. &c. OCT
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CO Ill
~ am prepared 70 deliver the very best sissse y.
Cumberland Coal II Is the best Crate tosl Wy
nsed. IL l. pronounced by persons who have fneaa
lar preferable to the Virginia Coal Persons wiahns
70 sive txial VIII have their order. pnns.rrS
Sf,sI lJNo. w. WRiGhf'