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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-07-09
L,AMMs EoR SALE near the Isastern branch Of

the Potomac.The undersigned will sell portion OF
ms land IN the District The land offered fronts on INC
county road leading from Washington to Upper Marlboro
and contains about hundred and twenty eight acres ~
has in addition 70 It's front boundary two other approaches
to the public road leading from handsome building tes land
which will be guaranteed in tho decd rendering snsceph
BILE Of division into Eve six good sized garden farms
and as there but forty only cleared ana tue
pnce is wen waercd due proportion Of and
readily be allotted each lot " divided The place u
distant from the Upper Eastern Branch bridge community
known Bennngs Bridge about and quarter mile.
Persons disposed purchase the plot and know
Ly calling Mt my farm the bridge above named
In Absence they will be shown over the land by the
ean managing by Of the servants If they express
themselves.
All communications relative 10 this advertisement will
roach me f postpaid through the Washington post Office
Addr ss DIR. W. A. MANNING.
may 16-cpn
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-07-09

The London Morning Advertiser in abiding to re-
cent distressing cse Of animal magnetism" saws We
are sorry 70 announce that Miss c. the young lady in
Surrey place who was reported in this journal some
weeks ago 70 have suffered from trying the table moving
experiment, by mems Of the above agency is much
worse Hopes were entertained that she would soon re
cover the use Of her hands. 1t seems however that
these hopes have not been realized Her hands are now
firmly cenched together, and it requires great force to
separate the fingers, for a moment from the palms
Vt her hands This extraordinary affair has caused in
tense excitement IN the medical profession
The London Standard says: DR. Steyen,,s Uork nub
lishrl by Ballier, On the Nature aud Treatment OF
Asac Cholera /. exciting good deal Of attention from
the facts which he ha brought bear upon the value and
Of the treatment Of this disease by the saline prac
tiee IL would appear TINT very high marks OF es-
t~cn have bcen conferred upon DR. Stevens for his phi.
lnnnropy and talents and that among these his late
Majesty Chnstan VIII OF Denmark extended his roy
munhcencc to him IN gift equivalent TO liberal in
dep ereDce for life The discovery certainly appears TO
be ono which claims every attention
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ID. q. HARE, Engravcr.
state, County, and Corporation Seals. Presses
furnished.
WASHINGTON, ID. G.
TIE AMERICAN FARMER. A new vnlnme.

THE AMERICAN FARMER. A new volume.
rINE FIRST rambler Of volume the journal II Just
issued being The ninth Of the present SERIES and tho
35th year OF its existence The Farmer designed pru
lnry for the Midc and Soabern Satcs and great
within the last its subscription list Mary
land Virginia, aud North Carolina shows the high estimation
in which Is he ia those States where usu-
mental 10 awakening spirit q improvement, which will
make them take that rank to which they ted from
the facilities ~ mpr within their their climate
and geographical position.
Terms W per six copies for S. thirteen for S0
and thirty for So. Address
SAML SANDS. Publisher,
july 81 1928 Baltimore street. BlGmere, Md.
DURkE ON THE MINERAL sPRi>,.5 OF Vir-
ID gina, edition. with Map
Mineral SPRINGS Virginia, with heir Anaysis, by John
j. Moounnnr, MD.
Six W elk. at the Fanquier Sulphur Springs
The Whtc Sulphur Papers, life the springs Of Wost
err Virginia. Bv Mark Pencil Esq.
Trip 10 the Virginia Springs ~ 1885. by Lady.
Saratoga Waters, by NJ. l.. North, NJ u.
Applctpn's dude through the United .tatcs.
Smiths lustrnted Hand Book Of the United Slater.
Coltou's Route Book through the United states.
Disturnelis Raj way, Steamship and Telegraph Book
july 2 FRANCk TAfLoh'
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FrSE rHg WOODS We learn from the Norfolk Argus
thai portion Of The Dismal swamp Is on fire. and that
tue fame - extending rapidIy owing to the exceeding
dyness Of the and the quantity Of combustbe
material found as food for the deyouring element.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-07-09

Information respecting III History Condition. and Pros
poets q the Indian fries the United States, by H. r.
Schoolcait illustrated by c. Fsstran. Captain v. Army
Part III Pab.shrd by aa,boriy of Congress. Philadelphia
Lrpincott, Groubo, 60.
Scenes and Adventures 10 tbs SemAp Regon Of the
Ozark Mountains o? al and Arkansas which first
raversed by Do Soto in l5il, by Henry Rowe Shoocra
Lppncott, Grsmbo a Co.
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shares Of hundred aoars each which shah be
cd as follows, viz: = -rf-
SOOoo shares shall DO held and by A. G. sloo and
pensation for the contract
0So4 shah be offered for subscription in the city of Mex
CO. agreeabiy to the twenty second article of the
contract, and shall be subscribed for exousivslv :
Mexican citizens. =
1000 reserved for the State of Tabasco.
1000 do do do Chiapas
1000 do do do oaxaca.
IS to be divided equally between Arnold Harris Ed
ward Yorke, William M. Goodrich Henry Rem
shaw, Garnett Duncan Robert M, McAlpin, and
Angel de Itubide who have each agreed to subscribe
and pay for FIVE shares of said stock
1893 to be subscribed as hereinafter provided
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-11
THE DAILY DISPATCH.

1rsrrcr OF MTNp.--,ve have heard OF nun,ernns
fnstanccs OF mental abstraction. most ireonen,lv
connected with men of great devotion TO sos,,
fcular literary scientific, or theological inva.fisa
fion which monopolizes the mental mowers w.
could point out many individuals WIN An the ,,,a,.
Win ability and display IN their disrunrses vaa.
power OF intellect, who Ia the social marry AIRY an
some mental exercise that tiisconnects them from,
passing events. ."e''' i'o'i'
IN massachusetts, Is clergyman Of this class.
VINO N nis absent intervals Is very likely to appro
pIiate 20 hiuasef not only whatever hanakerchiefs
asy snance g Come 10 his way but table napkins
s.so are frequently found in his pocket when re.
turning from social tea parties at his parishioners
aa,s was so much habit, that his wife would
his pockets ON hisretarn, for,he purpose of
Tessofng the articles specify to the rightiul owner
1me DAY ms wife found in his side pocket whole
SUN apron, strings and ALL He could give no account
aoy oithe parish, however settled the matter salts
laceoriiy In conversation with her guest after tea
on some subject in which he felt much interest he
nmissook her apron, as she supposed, for his hand
Ksercsief and began to tuck il away In his pocket
nao"ing his abstractedness rather than break the
sng oi the discourse. she united the apron string
ana tet CO. not little amused at seeing the whole
siter TWO or three efforts snuyly slowed away in
ais capac'ous Professionalism Journal.
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SAp occuRREScE.-A painter named Constantine
G S,,, wno was engaged in repainting the St
Chsries Hotel, said to gentleman with whom he
was eoaversinS, 81 shah die tomorrow The
se; ,sah OF course laughed at the idea and
s y mere Joke or some foolish presen.ment
o, 1eiaensi but the sequel proves il to have been
zoo serious joke, and is presentiment too
true 70 De branded as foolish Yesterday Golden
Menl 70 his work as usual; and while paisting in
from his position to the flag pavement in the back
yard OF the hotel and dashed his brains out by the
lail lie never spoke again. Whether the fall was
accidental or he wilfully destroyed his own life, is
day wond fea5 Nc =. s,,,,,osn tbat he e;,ber con,.
United suicide, that there is truth in present.
men.s.-N O. Dsl:d
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facman on the Hudson River Railroad, named
McGovan, committed suicide last Sunday evening,
opposite COxsackie, by throwing himself before
the o'clock up train 1t appears that the superiu-
tendent of the road intimated on Saturday that Me-
Goran would be discharged and person appoint
ed in his place. ii one had not been already: and
this together with the ma1dening influence of the
liquor he drank during the day. lei him to commit
the horrible act. His body. ground to pieces and
scattered over the track, presented terrible and
revolving sight.-.4D .ftLas, TAnrsdng
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MAN SHoT.-On Thursday, Goth ult, man named
Alexis Barker was shot and instantly killed by
William c. earns The parties resided near Ga
lena, and the difficulty grew out of some suspicious
earns entertained of Barker, in relation 10 some
horses belonging to the former, and which disap-
peared some time ago, in a manner which led him
to suepeSt mat Barker had stolen them He is rep
resented "a being a man Of excellent character
Chicago If tbnHe
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Welearn that McCauley, who stabbed Lilly q
few days ago, in Rockingham county, was arrest.
ell on Thursday last and imprisoned at Harrison
burg TO awaithis trial. The murder was reported
to have taken place at Mctiaheysville We learn
that took place at Least four miles distant from
that plaee-CAlpepcr Obserrrr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-11

MURDER IN ALaBAMA-The Selma (Alal State
Sentinel ofthe 27sh ult., says:
man named Jasper J. Quiien was shot with a
pistol and killed at the grocsrv of Inc Cnrr, =;
Isuuerdaie county, on Saturday, the 18th inst. by
thornton Corum. They were both imbibing the
compound extract of corn rather too freely which
Was the cause of he whole of il.
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DRY GOODS, CLOTHING. r.

NESN1 FALL GOODS-y WHOLE
~ AND Retail. Our sug ply Of TEIMMIEe.s
and FANNY GOODS. for the ensuing season. Il -,
10 and complets II surpazs tn choice and ysrssa
OF sfyies ~ lar any thing get offered the puble
Among The numerous articles which our pres..
stock embraces we mention, prs-en1inent ar,a.
the fashions OF the day A'as
GIMPSs IN Greek and pointed patterns
Velvet GIMPS, velvet GALLONS. velvet prn
BON5, and Bugls GIMPS, with Ut TONSe-
Patent silk BALLOONS for cLoAKs, aow.,.,
style, tsa
BRACELETS, AMBER and BEADS, Gc. ia r,si.
'l Ladies RIeoLETTEs, FAscISAToRs. opyp.
SCARFS, &c.
We have, also, cut paper PATTERNS Of ClosE,
Mantilias, Dressing Gowns, Chdren's Sacks Dr. -
tor the new system ofMad. Demoress sE
Thus the ladies' of the city OF Richmond Who
generous appreciation aud refined taste have slsss
sd our enterprise will find Ia their midst an, a.
porium of TRIMMINGS and VARIETIES sylie5 =
not surpassed by any of the northern cities
Liberal allowance made to merchants end drs..
makers. HfRSH L BOTTCHER
Sc ZS-ImS l79 Broad
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NJ w. NELSON, Merchant Tailor, and
1Ns Dealer in Fashionable Ready-A1ade CLOTH
ING, l35 Broad Street, Richmond keeps constantly
on hand and for sale, full assortment of GENTLE
MEMS READY-MADE CLOTHING of every de-
scription. Also, beautiful assortment of Cloths
Cessineres and Vestings which will be made up TO
order the shortest notice and the accommo-
dating terms, and in manner which cannot be sur
passed by any other establishment in the city Citi-
and strangers respectfully invited to CALL as
feel confident that l give the most perfect
tisfaction.
All kinds of Cutting done and warranted to fit.
FURNISHING ARTICLES, of all kinds, for sale
at n reduced price oc ASm
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Office r. F. 4 P. r. r. Company,
Richmond, March 80 1858. NH %

TNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
" LINE OF STEAMERS.-FOR PHILADEL-
PHIA, EVERY WEDNESDAY, VIA NORFOLK
AND CAPE MAY-Steamer CITY OF RICHMOND
Capt. MITCHELL; Steamer VIRGINIA, Capt TEAL
and steamer PENNSYLVANIA, Captain BAYMoRE,.
One of these splendid steamers viii leave Richmond
for Philadelphia, every MONDAY aud THURSDAY.
at high-water, touching at Cape MAY to land pas.
sengers. Returning. leave Philadelphia every WE'D
NESDAY and SATURDAY, at 10 O'clock A. NJ. IN
til further notice.
Passengers for Cape May will consult their interest
by taking this route as IT is in addition to being the
cheapest. the most expeditions and comfortable
PASSENGERS FOR New YoRK.-We have entered
into arrangements to forward passengers through 70
New York, either by steamers allowing them
the privilege of remaining in Philadelphia three or
four days or proceed directly ON to New York upon
the arrival ofthe steamers.
SHIPPERS To THE WEsT.-Tobacconists desrous
of shipping to Cincinnati, will please bear in mind
that have made all the necessary arran gemens to
forward tobacco through 60 cents per 100 pounds
Due notice will be always given in all the daily ma
pers in the city, when the steamers will be ready to
receive freight, and the hour of their sailing.
n B.-Shippers will bear in mind that all bills of
ladng must be sent to the wharf Rockets to be
signed before the sailing of the steamers.
Passage through to New York, LIST cabin and found
ST. do. do. Cape May So; do. do Philadelphia 81; do
do. do. Philadelphia, I'd cabin and found 81 For
freight passage, apply to
ROBERT RANKIN, Agent
au 20 Richmond, Va. on the Dock
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-11

ELAM, SMITH u CO, Grocers and
A. Commission Merchants Cary street. adjoining
Columbian Hotel, Richmond, Va, offer for sale New
Orleans Porto Rico, Loaf, Crushed Powdered and
Fish, Brags's Family Flour, Oils, Teas, Wines and
Liquors, Havana Segars, Gilliams Wine Sap Tobac-
co, Sperm, Adamantine and Talow Candles; Toilet
and other Soaps Lamp Wick. Cotton Yarn, Irvine
Packing Yarn, Brooms, Buckets, Shot Powder Gun
Caps, Shoe Brushes Backing Matches, Bed Cords,
and Wrapping Paper, Spices of all kinds, together
with everything else to be found in grocery Store
All of which they will sell wholesale or retail ON
accommodating terms.
They will also give strict attention to the sale of
country produce. oc
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0Se. NEW FALL STOCK OF
1000 CLOTHING.-The unders gned hav-
ing just returned from New York, is receiving
to which he invites particular attention. His stock
embraces every article kept in Clothing and Fur
nishing House, and gotten up in style that cannot
be surpassed by any house in the known world. Viz
gnia and North Carolina Merchants in want of good
aud well made fine Clothing TO suit their particular
trade at unusually Low CASH PRICES, are respectfully
solicited to call on J. ID. GOODMAN,
No. l34 Main street, opposite Eagle So.
n. B. AS have out many new styles this Fall,
early call solicited from my old liberal patrons
se6 J. d. G.
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A CARD.-WILLIAM H. GRAVES &

A CARD.-WILLIAMH II. GRAVES &
"A CO, COLLECTORS AND NEGOTIATIONS
WALL STREET, over the Office of Messrs Puliiam &
Davis Auctoneers, near the City Hotel collect bond
ana secure Claims OF every description ne gotiat
oaies fuTchases' Loans, Rents, Hires, Employment
ITansactons requiring the mediation of third party
they tender their best services to the comnunity
at reduced charges.
All their acts viii be held strictly con- dentidl
Persons desiring employment, and those wishing TO
employ others are requested to call and leave their
names Sly
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Office r. r. P. rec
Richmond, Aug. 18th, 1855
PICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL

pICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL
IA ROAD COMPANY AT a meeting of the
Board of Directors of the Richmond and Dauville
Railroad Company, held on Wednesday, October 5th
1855, the following resolution was adopted, and
dered TO be Published:
Resolved, That this Board DESTROYS of promo
ting, far is within its power the interest and
success of the Agricultural Society proposing to hold
Fair in Richmond in the month of November next
will on the present occasion, transport all persons
exhibiting evidence of membership, together with
the articles for exhibition, free of charge but the
Company viii not be responsible for accidental iniu-
ry or loss to property persOns.'
NoTE.-Persons proposing to send articles for ex-
hibtion should give full notice ofther intention to
the Agents of the Company, in order that prepare
ton may be made for their transportation.
WHIT'L P. TUNSTALL,
oc TIT President,
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GENUINE SALAMANDER SAFES

GENUINE SALAMANDER SAFES
~ The subscriber is receiyin a full assort
ment OF IS G. He-ring's Wider's Patent SALA-
MANDER SAFES" None others are genuine but
those made by Herring) His SAFES have stood the
test OF Thousand hres took the premium at the
subscriber being Agent for the State of Virginia il
prepared to have them manufactured to order of anv
sze from $50 TO $1,000 All merchants brokers' banks
and moned men should have Herring's Patent
SALAlAEDER SAFE. Call at 1856 Cary street and
make selection. r. MCCANDLfSH, JR
jy IS6 Cary strsa.
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WOOD AND COAL.

4 sOAI1---I am now receiving and will con-
~ tnue TO recsiye for the next sixty days, my
stock of ANTHRACITE COAL. Persons ordering
may rely upon getting fhe very best article and
% reasonable terms Ii can be bought In the CITY.
sa aB--.Stu JOHN w. WRIGHT.
MOOD FOR SALE.--The subscriber
w having large quantity of WOOD to dispose
Of has found 1t convenient to take yard tor that
purpose.
His yard 10 on Broad street. opposite Brooke Ave-
nue.. Orders for WOOD may be left at the stores of
B. Shelton, Esq., or at the yard, which will meet
with prompt attention
He has on hand about 700 cord superior seasoned
OAK WOOD, which ho will sell Mt the market price.
ja 19-ts JOHN +. REEVE.
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NARPETINGS, RIPE TINGS.-
~ CHRISTIAN & LATHROP would call particu-
lar attention to their stock of Carpetings, COM
prisng-
Rich Patent Tapestry Velvet.
Do do do Brussels. (Of new and
beautiful designs.)
English and American Three Ply Carpets.
Do do Super Ingram do.
Sup. Dutch Carpets, in variety.
Low-prced all Wool and Cotton Chain Carpets
Cotton and Hemp Carpets, from PC. 10 soc.
Rich Rugs. Sofa Carpets and Table Covers.
Rope, Manila and Brush Mats.
Floor Oil-Cloths, Al, o. and 81 wide.
Crumb-Coths 1914, ia and 1914 long.
Brass Star-Rods, OF Oral. Hollow and Octagon
Shape, in lengths from 25 TO IS inches.
The above goods mostly of our own direct i'm
portaton, and will be sold as low as similar goods in
any market. CHRISTIAN l. LATHROPa
OCT % Main street W
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TWENTY PIANO FORTES.-JAS
Il WOODHOUSE. Gate Nash Woodhouse. has
lately received TWENTY PIANO FORTES' AMI
has hand for sale extensive assort nent
than is usually met with: They in fine order and
condition. and warranted superior in all respects
will discover it to be entirely unnecessary to send
North to buy Piano Fortes. They viii find "a gooS
instruments nearer home an assortment az large a.
factory prices, and obtain altogether better terms
~ Secondhand PIANOS taken in exchange.
~ PIANOS tuned and repaired as usual
NEW MUSIC constantly arriving
JAMES WOODHOUSE
Bookseller, Stationer and Book Binder.
OcI Eagle sonara
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y
NJ. NJ. SHULTZ, Merchant Tailor,
Main St. under the Mansion House.

NJ. M. SHULTZ, having engaged my services to
conduct the Tailoring Department of his business
would earnestly solicit call from my old customers
and friends generally | determined to use
every exertion to give entire satisfaction to all who
may have the pleasure of serving.
oc 5-dlm% J. s. ROANE
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WADSWORTH, TURNER & co.
w NO. ID, FOURTEENTH STREET.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FOREIGN Ann

Have received by various arrivals their stoek II
Foreign and Domestic DRY GOODS, which Il no.. =.
extensive than they have heretofore offered TO rs
sraae In variety, beauty of styles and quality ~
Sooos superior to any stock they have exhibited
country and city dealers respectfully solicited -
can and examine their stock-all OF which viii ;.
sod as low as they be had in this or any Norths
sboihet. sp
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ENSTRU CTION ON THE PIANO
n FORTE AND IN SINGING Mr.. JOHN DUN
DERDALE respectfully announces to his friends and
the public generally. that he is prepared to
the duties of his profession Teacher of the
Piano Forte and of Singing. Any communications ad-
dressed to Mr.. d. through the Post Office, care of
Messrs. Harold Murray, IT, Broad street, or left
at their Bookstore, will meet with prompt attention
oc S-d1m<
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BICOT'S LUSTRAL HAIR TONIC
Il This matchless Beautifier of the Hair is ons OF
the best preparations for improving, Strengthening
and promoting the growth of the Hair. 1t prevents
its falling out and impars to it silky glossiness aud
fine fragrance. Price 3 cents.
Z j. PICOT L co.
oeS Drugrists
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E'ALL SUPPLY OF DRESS GOODS

ENALL SUPPLY OF DRESS GOODS
Il Having established myself on l4th street on
posite the Exchange Hotel, | am now prepared "a
cut and make for my customers and others who NAV
favor me with their patronage, COATS, PANTS and
VESTS OF the finest and most fashionable materials
selected but few days since by myself in Ne. York
IF those cities: Ny supply of CLOTHS CASSI-
MERES and VESTINGS, cannot be SURPASSED by e1v
house in the city, and as shall be satisfied with
moderate preft persons will do well to call upon me-
examine my stock and select for themselves
F. NJ ROBERTSON
Merchant Tailor, 14th street
ACAKD-Asl am arran ging my Affairs to renove
70 New ork, have sold out my Merchant Tailorins
Establishment to Mr.. +. NJ. ROBERTSON who bas
change Hotel, and upon whom advise my customers
to call and leave their orders for clothing feeling sat
tire satisfaction. ~
Sc 8-ts p SpITIMAN II
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NOTICE.-N s. MEADOR having re-

UTICE.-M. s. MEADOR having re-
turned 70 the city offers bis services to his pat
rons and TO all who wish their RAZORS or any va
riety Of CUTLERY put in good order for USE. He
hereby returns his sincere thanks to those who have
heretofore employed him, and hopes for continue
ance of their favors
ordersleft at Mr. ANDREW JOHNSTON'S Hard
ware store, or at the Columbian Hotel, will be prompt
iy attended to- Any person wishing to Mr.. Nj.
do 50 by calling at Mrs Shepherds boarding house
corner OF Governor and Franklin streets.
Prise % cents
se 23-dIetS wofs
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4 ICORICE, &c-20 cases very superior
H G.. c. Mass Lcorice.
20 cases very superior c. & A. Mass Licorce.
so do do do Sanford do do
10 do do do Barracoa Stick do
500 lbs do do Tonqua Beans.
so ounces do do Otto of Roses.
100 bbs. Extra Superfiue Flour.
Self-sharpeuing Feed Cutters now in store and for
sale on accommodating terms by
JOHN A. ROBINSON.
ocl Cor. Gary and Va. Streets.