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The North-Carolinian., 1853-12-03
October 1, Is 3.



For the Curc of Coughs. Colds, Hoarscncss, Bron-
chitis Uhooping- Cough, Group, -asthm,a and Com
sumption.
t.-:r Many years of trial, instead of i'm
= &. = ~ pairing the public confidence in this
= %S3#41 L medicine. has for it apprt cia-
){ tion and notoricty by far exceeding
~SsSaGS> the most sanguine expectations its
y LsSAfMs~T friends. Nothing but its intrinsic
k}f1-.ss virtues and the unnl:stakable benefit
conferred on thousands of suttt rcra,
could original" an! maintain the reputation it enjoys
While many inferior remedies thrust upon the
munity have failed and been discarded this has gained
friends by every trial conferred benefits the afflicted
they never forget. and produced numcr-
and too remarkable to be forgotten
While it is fraud on the public pretend that any
one medicine win iniailihy cure-still there is album
general thing but almost invariably the maaeics
for which it is employed.
this medicine has gradually become the reliance Of
the afflicted, from the logcaln Of the American Pea
SAINT to the palaces of European Kings. throughout
this entire country in every State. city and indeed al
most hamlet it contains Cherry Pc ctoral known
the best remedy cxtan for diseases of the Throat and
Lungs and in many foreign countries it is coming
be extensively used by their most intelligent Physciare
In Great Britain. Franco and Germany where the
their CHEST ctio Cherry
Pcctora is introduced ard in constant in the Ar
mics, Hospitals. Aims Houses, Public Institutions and
in domestic practice the stret remedy their attend
ing Physicians employ for the dan gcrous af
fections of the lungs. Also i'll mIder cases. and
children is safe pleasant and ctectual In
fact, of the most attering testimonials receive
have been from parents who have found it ccacious
particularly incidental TO childhood.
- lhe CherI; Icc'o'"i Is iahuactufed by Il practical
Chemist aid every Of it under his eye will,
invarabe accuracy and 1t is sealed and protect
ed by law from counerfeits consequently be relied
genuine without adulteration.
We have endeavorcd here to furnish the community
with medicine of such intrinsic superiority and worth
as should commend itself to their cOnfdenceN remedy
at once safe speedy and eecual which this has by
pcated and countless trials proved itself l., he: aua
trust by great in preparing it with chemical ac-
curacy Of uniform strength to afford Physicians new
agent which they rely for the best results and
the afflicted with remedy that will do fer them all
that medicine can do.
Prepared and sold by JAMES b. AVER
Practical and Analytical Chemist. Lowell Mass
Sold by Saml. j. Hinsdalc Fayetteville n c.
October /. 6o-3m
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A General Meeting of the Stockholders in this Com
pauy is hereby called. to be held at the Town Hall in
lay ctteve, Tuesday, the 9th of December 1853 at
clock. p NJ, for the purpose of taking for
the further extension of the Road and of consider
the propriey of changing the locat Oh from kingsbury
the Cape Fear River and for the action of such
other business may be brought before the meeting.
a full meeting Of the Stockholders, well all
others Interested, is earnestly requested.
Nov. II IS,5}-6S st. HENRY ELLIOT. Pres't.
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Persons indebted to me by account previous to Oct.
/. lo53 Will confer fll or by settling the
TX. X. BRYAN
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Livery stable.

The undersigned continue to carry the Livery
Business at this place. They have lately largely in
creased their stock and offer to the public
good Horses. Carriges and Drivers be found i'll
the southern country
Thankful for the large patronage heretofore extend
ed o solicit continuation of public favor. We
promise satisfactory trip to all who wish travel
Stables at the West end of Mumord street where one
of the proprietors always be found the Store
first door east of Mr. T. S. Lutterlohs.
J. W. POWERS & Co
Fayetteville. Oct ]. 1883
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Are now receiving from New York their Fall and
Winter stock of GROCERIES,
Consisting part of Coffee, brown and loaf Sugar iron
and nails powder and shot, lead, tea, candles soap.
sesars coppcras ginger spice, pepper, butter soda
crackers snuff, adanantlne candles, nutmegs, good
lot Hollow-ware. brooms water buckets, matches, bail
buckets, a good lot of CItOCKERY & HARDWARE;
thread buttons, sIspenders purses, pencils backing
combs. caps letter and writing paper, together with
a good lot of ladies' and gentlcmen's fine and common
Boots Shoes boys do. They solicit their customers
intend to sell low for cash exchange for country
produce. r. w. KINLAW & CO.,
Foot Haymoun south side Hay street
Fayetteville, Sept. II, 1853. If
FANCY GOODS,
The subscriber is receiving his Fall and Winter
stock of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
And offers them to the public upon terms easy and
termne sell for small profit, either for cash
time to punctual customers All would do will to call
and see his stock before purchasing.
Out of his stock he enumerates few of the leading
t;cles Rich hrocade and fg'd Silks plain and black
Gro DeEIhne do solid Dcains all wool, of every price
color: lace. muslins, and ackone Sleeves; Chime
and Collars grass and corded Skirts; ladies and
gentlencns Gloves of fevery style linen cambrc Hand
kcrchefs assortment of plain, dotted Il checked
Swiss Muslin; Cambria and Juckonet; Bocbazines and
4\paccas; cambric and Swiss Edging and Inserting:
French Merno of every color; Ladies' SILK and Merno
Vests and Corsets; white Grape ShawlS. Among other
STYLES. great variety of ladies Dress Goods.
The attention of the public is particularly called his
assortment of fancy DeLains. ladies and misses white
colorcd Silk Bonnes; bishop Lawns Irish Linens;
good assortment of Shoes Slippers and Caters, among
Black and cold French and American Cloths and
Cassimeres; lot of Read made Clothing; gentlemens
fine Hats, Caps Boots and Shoes.
An assortment of Goods for negro wear such AS Bro
Boots and Shoes Kerseys and Blankets with every
variety of goods kept in my line
J.. C. POE.
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LU,IBER3 LUMRER.

Oak, Hickory, Ash, Poplar, Sweet Gum. Birch ant
Cypress Lumber sawed to order by the subscriber fou
miles north of Fayetteville
On hand oak for Felloes and Axletrecs.
April II. 1852 NJ Y ZONES
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For the Cu,c of Coughs. CoIds, Hooyscncss, Bron
chitis Uhoopin e Cough, Group asthma, and Con
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WAN TED.

TWO GOOD BODY-MAKERS hcn ret steady ON,
ployment and good wages by applying Immediately to
j. w. RODGERS.
Lumbcrton, Oct. 80. 65-tf
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Many years of trial, instead of i'm
pairing the public confidence in this
medicine, has won for it an appr cia-
t!on and notoricty by far exceeding
the most sangulne expectations Of its
friends. Nothing but its intrinsic
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Nov ). 1853
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Ea5~ McLaurin & Strange will pay the high
est cash price for T1rpentne until further notice.
Sept. 3. 1858 5S-tf
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BROWN g. DeROsSET,

DER EFT g. b wN,
WILMINGTON, n. C.
General C0mmfsstOn Merchants.
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r. w. KINYIAyV x co.

Fayetteville, Sept 3. 1853 If
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COM MERCIAL.
Nav YOa1. February is. 1858.

Nav YoRK. February 10, 1853.
The question OF gold and silver and Of some adequate
mode OF furnishing The currency required by tho country
10 very mpotant one and should certainly receive
ounseyen 20 the exclusion OF the very important one as
who is get the offices The assumption that gold has
depfeciated as compared with silver have
come liked iact in thu minds of many western mem
oer and they jump at the conclusion that alteration ia
the latter viii remedy the matter There undehies this i'm.
preston some misunderstanding. That gold has depe-
catea Is by no means certain. That silver eota is very
much In demand certain But the causes this state
things are not duly considered and they blended with
the question of international exchanges which, although
exceedingly simple In itself, is misunderstood and
msquoted than any other public matter.
When the United States currency laws adopted In
iT92 the Spanish dollar adopted the basis Of coin.
age That dollar contained 3zl4 grains of pure silver,
AZ grains of alloy making the whole weight 4l6 grains.
The value OF gold was taken to be fifteen times the silver
hence the gold eagle Of $40 made 10 contain 2i7l
grains OF fine gold-tha is say, dollar in gold
called 275 grains. aud ia silver just fifteen times heavy,
VIZ 37lt grains Now, ia that yearvix I192-Spanish
pillar dollars quoted in London at 5s Id 5s I'd.
per and by last packet they quoted S. I'D per
ozthat is 10 say the same price In London silver Is
not legal tender above i0s and 1t sells In the open
ket per ounce, like quicksilver any other metal The
comparison OF prices of silver and in $780, the Lon
don market from Marshall's tables, thus,
Standard gold Standard silver Ratio
on Pa an g. IS esf a 1s
s.. 3D. a. s. sd TO TO a as
According to the daily price in the London market,
caused entirely by the supply and demand for silver
commodity, II cheaper compared the English
standard than when currency formed Inasmuch,
however, thai there practically mint in the Uni
ted States, the gold coinage small and this was as
scbed by the lawyers and statesmen the law they
concluded TO change the legal value OF gold 1884, This
they did by reducing the quantity of gold in the eagle
serving the old Spanish dollar unit They decided, also
to declare that gold was worth sixteen times much
silver Hence, if they had called 37 grains of silver
dollar, then gold dollar be 10Th part, or % 2
grains OF gold instead Of 275 grains as they asserted
II in 1899 Hence the gle was made to contain
Weight of eagle.
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DTarktts.

NKw YoRK, February lip. m.-The stock market to-
day closed dull Sales OF u s. SIS, 1857 100 Canton
I24; Erie, 80 Nicaragua, 36i Morris canal, FL Erie,
convertbss, Of 1871, 9s; Harlem 6sA; Cumberland coal
63 Carey improvement. I2l offered. Money easy
change on London, 10 10l premium
PHILADELPHIA, February 1.-THE stock market is firm.
Sales of w. s. SIS. 1867, at l22 Penna. SIS, 9Ss.
Flour is dul-saes OF shipping brands at 50 06t l2A
Rye -four and meal unchanged Sales of 5000 bush
els Of wheat a, liz ia cts white. 15 lls cts White
corn go cts; yellow, 62t 6s OTIS. OATS AZ cts Rye SO
cts Cioverseed, Sc a i2i
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Supreme Court of the United states.
THURSDAY, February II, 1853.

THURSDAY, February II, 1853.
Calvin c. Parks, ESQ., OF Illinois, admitted an at.
torney and counsellor of this court
No. III. Elisha Boomer, appellant. Us. McQuewan c:
al The argument of this cause was continued by Mr.
Dualop for the appelees, and continued by Mr. Keller for
the appellant
Adjourned until tomorrow at IL o'clock, a. IN.
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The Baltimore Strike.

BALrIMoRE Feb. I6 The Baltimore and Ohio railroad
hands still 20 work. the directors have only
conceded advance of 81 per week additional pay to
EACH whilst the demand is Is per advance former
prices The president of the road has called another
ing the board of directors for tomorrow to endeavor
settle the difficulties The engineers and beaksmen the
road threaten stop again If the mechanics do get
their demands.
Mr. Swami, the president, promises his exertions
to obtain the full demands of the The strikers have
issued ST rong reply the address of tho employers and
declare their determination not to yield.
The hands employed at the gas works struck to-day for
is per cent advance in their wages which imme
dately granted to them.
The mechanics OF Washington have rendered $500
weekly TO the support Of those the strike here.
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NKw YoRK Feb The caloric ship Ericsson return
cd last night after having stated and anchored
near The Hook She proceeded again this morning, how
ever during the thick weather and heavy blow.
There has been steady fall OF rain here all day, with
dense fog particularly this evening.
schooner arrived here to-day from Baltimore having
been out eight days.
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From, Rio.

BALTIMORE Feb. l6.Letters received here from Rio
the 81 of January that heavy rains and the preva
lence of feves had kept coffee from coming to market
The barque Ouowa, of New York, is reported to have
been sunk the bar Of the Rio Grande, the being
saved The shipments OF coffee last year reached near
zoos, 900 bags.
Mr. Gordon, United States consul at Pernambuco, has
arrived
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IT,. watches, Rich Jewclry, Pure silver Ware
cases, porte monnsies, jet goods, hcN w, GAIT
nave lust received Of the above
BILE ''S''si ""'"" "ey ""'' ""o'" P"ss'-
wedd,ns % large assortment Of goods In their line suitable
SIN a, a.. :, . NJ W. GAIT BROTHER,
FebIs--3t "' ""'"sn EaKe, PcnnsyIvsnia avenue,
between and stree
SNYDER, Banker ana E,cn.-. .,,-----..~S..-.---
W. National Hotel Building ws.hireton '"Aer, o"ce
Dssstn uncurrent hank rode ana wiu..
snu w. "sae upon real .uity ana ~.
broker promptly attended TO. ~ INV " mn exchange
Virginia military land warrants wanted which tho hish.,
-" - s''''"' Feb ls-dno
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Fatal Anrau.

NORFOLK, Feb. l6.-A man named Robert Redmond,
sailor just discharged from the rgate Rarian, was killed
in fight with brother shipmate, at Portsmouth, Fri
day last The murderer escaped Baltimore, is sup
posed.
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ny nc. N. sTRApUoN, Auc,on..,.

Exhibition Notice.
TINE reception commenced and win be continued du
IL ring this week. -. -, - !. =
.poto- Ar, requessed forward without delay as Is
Of the goods should oe competed h'
possible. -, .
No han except on business, unit" The
opening day.
AZ offered for ne the public s wsnsn
financial secretary, MI w ~
building; collector Mr. Michael
Nesh Feb l5-3uf
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MAHRlED,

Al Baltimore 18th by the Rev Dr. ATKIsos Lieut.
d. army, REBECCA, daughter Of Col
J.P TAYLOR, United States army.
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The Canadian Cingy Reserves. &c.

QUEBEC, Feb l5.-Despatches were received from the
Colonial Office to-day, stating that the imperial govern
ment would recommend Parliament to grant the entire
control the clergy the provincial legislature
Mr. Stephenson the builder of the Britannia bridge
Mena straits, is his to Canada, It is said to
build a similar bridge the ST. Lawrence at Mon
treal.
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The License LaU in Illinois, &c.

CHICAGO Feb H.-The license law, amended by the
house, passed the senate yesterday.
number of persons connected with "sprtuap' cir
Giles have been indicted for riot growing out OF the
element Paines bank Mr. Paine continues in ravng
condition
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Michigan Observation-Disclosures Fire.

DETROIT February l6.!The State legislature adjourned
Yesterday The Maumee charter amendments were not
passed The Ann Arbor Bank amendments were vetoed
by the governor The hydraulic canal bill around the Sault
ST Marie passed.
fire occurred o'clock this morning, in the dry
goods of J. r. Ais, in the block Congress
street. The building and stock entirely destroyed,
and Joining buildings less damaged In
sured for 900 the Ena of Hartford and $4,000 in
other offices
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The Jerry Rescue Case.

ALBANY, February 1.-THE jury in the case OF Bingham
tried for aiding in the Of fugitive slaves, have been
all night and yet unable agree upon verdict
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OLIVE OILof superior quality In assorted packages, nov
" landing, for sale by
MORTON 4 WILSON,
Feb 17-5td Water street, Georgetown, ID. C..
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Movement, Of Gen. Pierre

NEw YoKk, Feb l7-Gen. Pierce. panied only by
his private secretary arrived here o'clock this
Boston, and took lodgings the Asior House He 10
much lagued and complains OF being indsposed. result
ing from exposure and OF rest Mrs Pierce lbs
In Boston for several days She VIII not reach Washington
much before the inauguration
Ii has not yet positively determined when the Presi
elect will depart The impression is lhat no will leave
in the this afternoon for Philadelphia.
sEoosp DESPATCH.
NEw YoRK, February l7-2. p m.--Cieneral Pierce is
still here He his and keeps entirely pri-
vate suffering hat from cold and fatigue His
kept IL is thought he will depart in tho
evening train for Philadelphia
THIRD DESPATCH.
NEW YoRK February IT. p. m.--Ceneral Pierce left
New York the four O'Clock train Ii supposed that he
will reach Washington Friday night
BALTIMORE, Feb. IL.
The steamer Alps arrived at her wharf at New York
o'clock She brings four days later from Liverpool
Cotton had advanced tdsales for three days 900 bales.
Fair Orleans, 81 middling Orleans. 8; fair Mobile, 81
fair Uplands, st.
Havre cotton market firm. Manchester trade active,
Yarns advancing. Breadstuhs dull Flour declined Cd.
Wheat declined I'd Corn dull-drooping Provisions firm
Groceries without much change. Money steady Consols,
800 99a. American stocks firm. Tobacco dull
The political is unimp ortant. England is quiet,
and steadily increasing her armaments. The overland
mail had arrived. Bombay and Calcutta news uninl.
portant
Napoleon married ON Sunday at the Tuilleres. The
ceremonies splendid and imposing. The Empress
received great respect but much enthusiasm France
tranquil.
Nothing else Of moment.
The Jerry Rescue Case.
ALBANY, February 1.-THE jury in the of Bingham,
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OF admission Private bores, % dress circle and
qus 50 children under half price reserved seat.
Is rs smiiy circle, 10 cents third
usr, 50 colored gallery, 25 cents
O'Clock will be raised My. The
Dor open daily 10 O'Clock m, 10 O'Clock,
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Leave Parkman the same day at m;
Arrive at Gudford the same day by SPIN;
az From Dover BY East Dover. South Sebec, Milo,
Kilmarnock. and Maxheld, to Rowland, 80 miles
and back, once week.
Leave Dover Friday at am;
Arrive at Rowland the same day by pm;
Leave Rowland Saturday at 8 am;
Arrive at Dover the same day by pm.
"a From Patton by Umcolcous, Marardis, and Aroos-
took, to Fort Kent, "a miles and back,
week.
Leave Patton Friday at am;
Arrive at Fort Kent the next day by 6p
Leave Fort Kent Monday at 8 a m
Arrive at Patton the next day by 8 pm.
IS From Brownsville, by North Brownsville, to ka-
tadksn Iron works. Ia miles and back. twice
week
Leave Brownsville Monday and Friday a, sam;
Arrive al Katadkin Iron Works the same days by
III am;
Leave Kaadkin Iron Works the same days at /
Arrive al Brownsville the same days by pm
80 From Monson by Shirley Mills and Shirley, TO
Greenville. 1874 miles and back. three times week
Leave Monson Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
attain,
Arrive a, Greenville the same days by ii am;
Leave Greenvle the same days at pm.
Arrive at Monson the same days by pm
81 From Monson, by Abbott. Parkman, South Park
man, Dexter, Pleasant Vale, and Newport TO
Detroit, 4l miles and back, three times week,
with three additional weekly trips between Dex.
ter and Detroit
Leave Monson Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
Arrive a, Detroit the same days by 7pm
Leave Detroit Monday, Wednesday. and Friday At
Arrive at Monson the same days by II PM;
Leave Dexter Monday, Wednesday, and Friday al
lams
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Urp Goods.

DAMAGED GO0DS.-IriSh Linens BY the
IL piece az 81 az ysrisl worth IS 50.
Ifish Linens Family ger yani, 2k wOrti a..
Dsriask Napkins, per ioz-. ~, worth -.
Pine Irish Liners At 4. worth Z
Rrllart Grus de Rhine worth 8.
Bi~rhofs's best Black silks s. worth ~.
Italian Crsyass. s., worth II
cents six Crayats, worth 81
Linen Hsndkerchiets, L., very tine
EmbroiSeFsd Drspery, ony % per yard
FERsECr GOODS.
New SiRs new De Lanes, new Prints
SPLENDID Shawls Grape aud Cashmere ,
Linens Laws, Diapers NaplinS iaois SlStns'
CLOTHS FOR MEN AND BOYS.
CssSimsres the besf varicty up town -
Sstres Jeans, Eiminets Nestiags NC srcai SaspAy.
selling AZ .ower trces than the market
DOMESTIC GOODS
During this month sell al old prices AtheaSn Az Coz
TN rols are higher because purchas nave anrel
800 = - y ~. & W. r. GlLLEN Co,
Pa'eu S'Ss' No ies Bosery.
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PROPERTY at AUCTIOy-

In the beautiful and aourshing Village Of No rsa..
,rs,r foreclosure OF mortgage. situated Washnron.,
rorrsr OF efss The Lot is - 6l2 feet front II waSA,,
tnuav aud l5S feet 9Th wh large trsestSry ss
NV rsS AZ carpenters shop and sash and bl I'd aas,
,Sry The bc1ns viii toI ab9st sac per year rass,
ia BEAUTIFUL brsins site on Washlnzton-ay. rhe pre
e. - ,,orrrased "A. Sc The sale 70 take place At "A,
Cont House in White PLAINS the oh OF Fsbrazrs =,
iOA without rrserve Also at the sane time and pscs
riot Of Land situated % FrankhnaV ana sd A. o. ssoas
shreSpert,rs 81 az scre with a eottszc anl ear
reuters shop on the premises. noTtsAged Tor so aad
viii be sold without reserve, 70 close the eoaeera Ia,
prorcJtv can he even az any tune before the sale By apply
iug to : FERGUSON athis Oice in MoutsAaai Village
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NIB. BurLER, Anctionser.

n
DECEINERs SALE Of STOCK, FIX
Ii TCRES aud CONTENTS Of a GROCERY STORE.
On MONDAY, February H. 1888, at 10 o'clock A. ". AZ
TOpk nEyle tQua.aniine Staten Island will be sold
the premises the Stock. Fixtures and Of the
Grocery Store Of 81 Mckeon Co. consisting Of general
assortment Groceries, Teas, Sugars Spices Coffee
Champsigne, C.aret and other Wines. Brandy, Gin,
Nhskyi also, qulEtity Of supertDe flour and Neal
thousand bushels OF tine Feed bale Hay, DATA Straw Ac
ao large assortment Of Mems aud Boys Boots aud Shoes
and Lanes Shoes AMI OyeTshoes Dry Goods ami ady.
made Clothing; alsO PANS, OLE, and ColOFs and Hard
toeetheg with al the CouDter Scales aud Weigh.s
Shelving andng Casks Glass Gases and F1tures Of every
hiut, 6e, &c Also i've Wagons 80 Of double Harness.
two sets Of single Harness and one baek Horse Terms OF
fsle, cash. CHARLES }. PORTER Receiver.