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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-24

[BY SANDY Hook MAGNETIC TsLgeRApH1
THE HIGHLANDS, Doc 23-Sunlovn.
TIE bark julia Dean, two other barks aud brig, Of
tho Hook sound in.
Wind fresh from NV. Weather foggy.
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Men,crarsla.

Men2Cranda.
Clipper ship Phantom BOSTON, Hallst Callao
Rio Jsnero IN distross arrived Oct 49, in passage only ~
days, sid 70 be the quickest ever made.
Stesrler Forbes to leave Holiness Hole on Wed
nesdsy afternoon, to search Tor ship Abby Pratt,
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Notice t. Mariners.

Cr WHY Of steamer Florida, at Charleston 10th inst
from jacksonville reports that the buoy Doboy bar
Las drifted one mile and half south Of the bar.
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u; Psscss day upon which these changes will b as
dangerous .hoal With only feet water upoa IL a
Low uge, WIN the Cape Battsras lighthouse bearing
90 '" lIue) distant 81 nautical miles, lies OF ihN
Pol.s asa mariners should b careful not to their
IN osq ~s~'hsr and especially ct MI ht into less
tnsA ID ..homs Approashisg from sas northward and
southward and westward. BY or:sr the Lighthouse
Board THORNTON A. JENKINS. Sscretary
Treasury Department, oacs Lighthouse Board, Dsa. I.
fixed red light will he exhibited Of sunset ths sth q
February 1884 and each succeeding day from .
eunra the lighthouse recently erected the south poaA
81 GTsA Island che ssuthsramost Of the Fox Islands h
Ts Light Intended 70 guide vessels In entse-
ing Carver Hsrbor snd Hurrio ,ne sound.
The illuminating apparatus Is Efth order Frssnel lezs~
iu miL sting thresIgurths OF the ara OF the horizon
The olrSs to the end Of she keepers aWeliug
consrnotsd o. req rk and s base eight feet above
a,ove The 10 twenty four se and the Light should b
visible In good weather from the asek OF vessel ten fest
ten miles Ih the painted black
ne approximate position o. this light derived IRON
blanv chart "a ~ dx hin. north latitude % dag 81 mia
% SEQ Ion rtude west Of Greenwich
following magnetic bearings have boon taken rom me
e the east end Of Seal Island BYE T. dist. y miles.
n.y Led.e o fsss At 10 watar). 3 byW ~" sh
West end Of Harsinioas Island Is. WV" II"
sevsTsd =. high Wssss, .saes Why's
Saddlebach Light house. ...E BY 8. I"
Tho whole Mock Lodge to otter leland
Birthstone Island and eaddcbaok Light full OF eunhoa
Lodges BY order 81 the Light h0uss BOa I'd w.
Corps Tepl En- gineers and inspector Isl L. 81 Dtss
Portland, Me-, Dec y 1868
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-11-04


are then abandoned to their fate. The
mate of Sydney vessel boasted of having
shot six men, as he sailed along the coast
OF Eromango, one Of the new Hebrides,
merely to spoil the market of those who
might come after him. In 1884, the com.
mander of French vessel, to obtain fa-
cilities for trading, permitted an island
chief to cook and eat the body of an ene-
my on board his very ship. What wonder
that in a subsequent dispute with his ally
he was himself, together with the greater
part Of his crew, subjected to like fate !!
The white residents, moreover, are in the
habit Of purchasing and maintaining female
slaves-the common price being musket;
and the missionaries complain that Chris
tian women are sometimes thus bought,
and, Of course, forced into concubinage, by
Englishmen. Such persons are by Law, sub
jected to the courts of New South Wales !;
but the distance and prolixity Of the neces-
sary proceedings render the jurisdiction
almost nugatory.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-11-04
Customs of the Feejee Islanders.

A work recently published in London,
entitled "A Cruise among the Islands Of
the Northern Pacific" by Captain Erskine,
contains some spirited descriptions of the
habits and customs of the natives Of that
region. The captain visited the Samoan
Islands, where the missionaries publish a
newspaper in the native language, and
where he found the inhabitants very peace
able, and so little disposed to war that,
were they attacked, they would probably
practice the injunctions Of the Peace Soci-
ETY.. Very different from these iuofensive
folk, and affording striking contrast to
them, are the inhabitants of the Feejee
Islands, among whom cannibalism prevailed
until quite recently, and is still far from
unknown. Lying off the shore at night,
you will hear drum beating tap-a-tap,
tap-a-tap, tap-a-tap-it is the death drum
of a cannibal feast. Not only do the
Feejeeans eat their prisoners taken in war,
but the same horrible doom awaits the
wretehed victims of shipwreck. Vainly
may the stranded mariner present himself
as a casual traveller requiring hospitality
the hungry villagers detect what they
term {" salt water in his eyes," and spring
like tigers on their prey. So habitual in
deed has been the practice, that the mis-
sionaries say the Feejeean language con-
tains no word for simple corpse, but the
term used implies the idea of food, just as
we might have no other word than mutton
to describe our sheep. 1t is even asserted
that at periods Of scarcity, families will
exchange children for this horrible pur-
pose. But the ordinary mode Of obtaining
supply in time of peace is BY kidnapping,
and as the flesh of women is preferred to
that Of men, these raids generally fall upon
the softer sex. We shall quote one nara.
tive from among the many horrors relsted
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-11-04
THE GLOBE /:
The Official Paper of Congress, and Paper
for the People.

Ii will be seen by the annexed extract from
letter of General Washington TO David Stew
art, dated New York. I7th March, 1880, that
the idea of such paper as propose to make
the Globe originated in the mind Of the father
Of his Country. He said:
Z" II is 10 be lamented that the editors of the
different Gazettes in the Union do not more
generally and more correctly Gnstead of stuff
ing their papers with scurrility and nonsen-
scial declamtion, which few would read If
they were apprised Of the con,ents) publish
the debates III Congress on all great national
questions. The principles upon which the
difference Of opinion arises. as well as the de-
cisions, would come fully before the public,
and afford the best data for its Judgment
Sparks Writings Of Washington, roLlo, p. 81.
THE DAILY GLOBE
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-11-04
VOLUME X.--NO. 90.
WHOLE NUMBER, 497.
Speed Of Railways.

The Great Western Express to Exeter,
England, travels at the rate Of 43 miles
an hour, including stoppages, or 81 miles
an hour without stoppages. To attain this
rate, a speed of 60 miles an hour is adop-
ted midway between some Of the stations,
and in certain experimental trips, 70 miles
an hour have been reached. A speed Of
so miles an hour is about equivalent te IS
yards per second, or IS yards between two
beats Of a common clock All objects
near the eye Of a passenger travelling at
this rate will pass BY bis eye in the thirty
fifth part of second; and if thirty-fve
stakes were erected at the side of the road,
yard asunder, they would not be distin-
guishable one from another; if painted
red, they would appear collectively as
continuous flash of red color. II two
trains with this speed passed each other,
the relative velocity would be 70 yards per
second and if one of the trains were 10
yards long, it would fash by in single
Iccond. Supposing the locomotive which
draws such train to have driving wheels
seven feet in diameter, these wheels will
revoive FIVE times in second the valve
moves and the steam escapes ten times .
second-but as there are two cylinders,
which act alterra ely, there are really
twenty puffs or escapes Of steam in Sec
ond. The locomotives can be heard 70
" cough" when moving slowly, the cough
being occasioned BY the abrupt emission
of waste steam up the chimney; but
twenty coughs per second can not be sep
arated by the ear, their individuality be-
coming lost. Such locomotive speed 10
equal to nearly one-fourth Of cannon
ball and the momentum Of whole train
moving at such speed, would be nearly
equivalent to the aggregate force Of num-
Der of cannon balls equal to one-fourth
the weight of the train.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-11-04

When young ladies put roses On their
cheeks, for the purpose Of inducing oordu-
roy to 90 a-kissing, are they not guilty OF
obtaining goods under false pretenses
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-11-04
A Hint to M0pers.

One OI Tue SaIeSu1IuS against eviA
thoughts is employment. Children that
can read never need be at loss for occu-
patton they can not only read to them
selves, but they can read to sister or .
brother who is younger, and who has not
learned to read There i nothing that
If my grandfather saw people moving
abont in a moping way, with sluggish
step, the hands hanging from the wrists,
a listless yavn, aud vacant countenauce,
or one that expressed only mixture Of
Incidence and fretfulness, he would say,
Come, cheer up; look as if it was really
a pleasure to you to be alive and active
Do not creep like hen-turkey on snowy
day
There are two sorts Of evil said my
d-father, 'about which q wise man
will never make himself miserable those
which can be remedied and those which
can not. The first be will set himself dill
igently to mend, and the very effort will
make him cheerful the second he will set
himself quietly to bear, and time and pa
tience, if they do not make the yoke abso-
lutely easy, will, at least, iuure the shoul-
ders to bear it. A man of wisdom, sner.
gy, aud piety, may know what it is to be
sad and sorrowful, but he will not yield to
despouding incidence he will not 20 mo-
ping about like hen-turkey on snowy day.
The Old Negro's Logic.
A clergyman asked an old servant his
reasons for believing in the existence ofa
God:
"Sir," says be, "I see one man get
sick. The doctor comes to him, gives him
medicine; the next day be is better; he
gives him another dose, it does him good;
he keeps on till he gets about his business.
Another man gets sick like the first one
the doctor comes to see him be gives him
the same sort of medicine it does him no
good, be gets worse gives him more, but
he gets worse all the time till be dies.
Now that mans time had come to die. and
all the doctors in the world can't cure him.
"One year l work in the corn field.
plsw deep, dig up grass, and make nothing
but nubbins. Next year work the same
way the rain and dew comes, and l make
a good crop.
Il have been here going hard upon
fifty years. Every day since have been
in this world see the sun rise in the east
and set in the west. The north star stands
where it did the first time ever seen it;
the seven stars and Jobs coffin keep ON
the same path in the sky, and never turn
out. 1t amt SO with mans works. He
makes clocks and watches they may run
well for while, but they get out of fix
and stand stock still. Eut tie sun.
and moon, and the stars keep on the
same way all the willis. There is power
which makes one man die, and another
get we'll; that sends the rain, and keeps
everything in motion"
What beautiful comment is here fur.
nished by M unlettered African on the
language Of the Psalmist: Ths Hesvspa
declare the glory of God, and the frma-
ment showeth His handiwork, Day unto
day uttereth speech. aud night unto night
shoveth kncwledge" q 0aa
lti .l ss18z. ssIs 4 arsss.g
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-11-04
II. C. HICKOK, EDITOR.
O. N. WORDEN, PRINTER.
LEWIsBURG CHRONICLE
An INpErENDENT FAMILY JOURNAL,
xssved on FRIDA Y MORNINGS at LeirisJurg
Union county,, Pennsylvania

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year SO il not paid before the expires for
sinss numbers Subscriptions for six less.
b paid in advance Dscontnuances optional with the
Publisher, except when the year is paid up.
ApvsRrsRxESrs handsomely inserted at so cents per
eqaars, week. 81 four weeks s5 two squares
~ for six months 81 for Mercantile advertise
n snts, not exceeding fourth of column $40
JOB WORK and casual advertisements to be paid for
when handed in delivered.
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rest not within the of party sectaran contest
Al letters mast come postpaid accompanied by the real
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relating exclusively To the Editorial Department be d
rssei TO HENRY C. IIcKoK, Esq. EditOr-and those on
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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-11-04

The man Who was fred with indigna'
t;on," has been extipguished-
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-11-04

Longfellow says: Ali this beautiful
world. l know not what to think Of it.
Sometimes all is gladness and sunshine
and heaven itself is not far of. And
then it changes suddenly, and is dark and
sorrowful, and the clouds shut out the sky.
In the lives of the saddest Of US, there are
bright days like this when We feel as if
We could take the great world in our arms.
Then come the gloomy hours, when the fire
will neither burn in your heart or on our
hearths, and all without is dismal, cold
and dark. Believe me, every heart has
it, secret sorrows, which the world knows
not; and oftentimes We call . man cold
when be is only sad. r7.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-11-04

The clergyman who " came to head
in his discourse was much disappointed to
find no brains in it.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-14
Grocery, Coma mission d FOrwardin.
BsISKN EAS

in al its branches. Having made extensive arrange.
meuts FOR SHIPPING < FORWARDING Clouds aud
Produce 10 aud from tb- laee, he will be found rca5,
at all times accommodate those who mny favor lin
with their patronage. His Store will n all times be
found supplied with every article suitable the
nf his customers.
Pc sons foi warding by this line wi end il much Ia
their advantage he viii all times insure the great
est dispatch, hnyng Linz Of B0tfeaVx from his point.
running up the river also direct line OF Freight Bouts
between Buchanan, l.ynehbug aud Richmond, all Of
and trust worthy managers, hereby rendering j. the
fest and most expcditios line crnrrrag this p &c.
IL The subscriber vii also purchase all kinds u!
Produce brought To this marke giving at all tines
the best market price either in cash or Barter.
". A. WHITE,
aug 23ts buchanan, Va
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MERCHANTS.
WILSON q FRANKLIN

w OFFER FOR SALE-
10 Hogshead 7. II. md n o Sugar,
| 80 IIafres Coffee Sugar.
90 Clarifies Sugar,
| 1000 lbs. bet Loaf -
| 10 bbds. n. q. 4 sngaf-hou-e Moasses,
100 Dag. Rio and Lsgaiin Coffee,
| rs do Superior brown Javi Coffee,
3 Cases tiunpder, Imp',l and FRI Ten.
500 Sides good sole Leather,
100 upper "
Bales Shoe Thread.
1000 lbs Bale Cotton, assorted numbers.
Bales Cotton Bats,
100 Sacks Snlt,
- Tons Bar Iron,
do Rolled Tire Iron.
I do Round & Squire Iron assorted,
I do Bislcred Steel.
1000 lbs Cast and Shear -
Boxes Colliu's &, Ar hers PoteniAxes,
200 Kegs Nails assorted sizes
90 Grind Stones.
50 Boxes 1aiow Gab -,
80 Adamantine Ca dies,
90 Sperm do
20 Turpenlipe Soar,
80 English dairy Cheese,
30 Pine App.e do
80 Barrels Mn kere
so Kits do No. !,
80 Barrel. Tanners OIL,
10000 lbs. Good fas4iiy Bacon.
Besides a number of other article. too tedious t.
mention sept 27isl
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.ROFEssOR ALEX. &. BARRy'a

Il T fG OPHER y Us, Of MEDICAL CON
Pound. fer BEAUTTFYTN0, CURLING, Pre-
serving, Restoring and tightening the ipir, Relie.
ing Diseases of the skin Curing Rheumatic Pains
Healing External Wounds. Bounded b, geogrnpli
cal lines be reputation of BARRYs ThIeorHERors per
vade the Union. The sales OF The article Of late y.a
have increased in ratio that almost eetl- hlief
Professor Barry. after Il careful examination 81 hi
sales book, finds that number e bottles devefe To
der In quant,s from half gross upward. during ia"
year 1852 within trifc Of y50,0D0.
IL is Unnecessary present nj length the evidence
ufthe wonderful properties OF the Trehopherous wheh
the public Ind furnished such Endorsement ihis
The cheapness OF the article and the explanations given
}, its chemical action upon the hah scalp. md in all
Of superficial irritation, first recommended IL Ia
the attention Of the people. This atb1l lie hyeu
desired. Every hotte advertised itsclf The efse.
o the fluid exceeded expectation II aeted Ike Il
charm. The Indies would not be without il. Count
dealers in every section OF the United States tound the
must have IL and thus was built up wholesale trade I
extent hitherto unhcnrd of ~ regards articles u
.his kind The highest point has yen been reached
and il believed that the sales this year will be mil
lion and half ofboties.
Depot and Mandatory, No. 1877 Broadway; New
York. Retail price. . cents a large bottle.
LIBERAL discount to purchasers by the quantity Sli
~ the principal merchants and druggists Throughout tn
United States and Canada Mexico, West ladies', afenl
Britain France. &c
soldbs D, r Lyman,J II. seay aud II. Stnble,, \
Go. Lynehbdrg.
may 96--d&c6m
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NEW BOOKS AGAIN

~ Visit TO Europe, b, Prof b. Sliman.
Roman Tmitor or, Days Of Cicero, Cute, and Cut
aline by II. w. Herbert.
Bleak House, by Dickens.
Countess De Charney, by Dumas,
LaGttc or, Pirate Of the Gulf by Ingrsham,
Wide, Wide World, by Miss " rthercIl
Dollars and Gents, by do
Also. supply Of
Smith, Poems,
Rudimcnts of Architecture,
Fern Leaves, by Fam Fern
Beatrice,
Burnctts, Dickens mud Ceorcr. Novels,
Gnhnms Cooley =. and llarpel's Magazines. for Oetp
Der; Fire Screen Prints, Letter Writer. Wall rape
Border, sc, &C., at MORSE'S
~
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Office at the Depot Of the Virginia, and
tennessee Railroad
1853. Southern Emterprize 1872
ia M Dbl - Is
PARISEN & KINGS


VIRGINIA, N. CAROLINA g. TENNESSEE
Freight, Package and Porcel EXPRESS.
UNO and from New York, Norfolk Petersburg and
l. Richmond, per first class Steamships JAMES
TOWN IL ROANOKE, and by the Seaboard and Roa.
noke, Weldon Wilmington, CASTOR Raleigh Peters
burg Weldon Petersburg Richmond Richmond and
fredericksburg South-Side, and Va g. Tenn. Raioal
md connecting with Stage and Wager Lines fium tia
different points the Railroads almost every point
throughout the above Siatesthrout in charge of spe
,'al Messengers. Mere availing TIA mseyes Of this
line for the transportation of heir Meic ndse naYle
pose full confidence in its great expedition aud
my of rates.
Merchants in the interior of the above States older.
ing Goods rom Baltimore and Philde hin to tie cals
nf Parisen d. Kings Express at Norfotk, Petersburg or
Richmond, may depend upon having all charge. paid,
and their Goods forwarded without the least delay and
free of all draw 90 ind Commissions.
JAMES II. KING, Northern Office.
No 33, Brood0oy. n. J,
". B. PARISEN. Sou,herR Office,
Corner B0lingLrooh and 2ndS&
Pdasbmg Ia.
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NEAT, NOT GAUDY.

n EAT, NOT GAUDY.-1he subsc' iber la i.
: received his FALL X WINTER GOODS consist
ing of Black aud Coored French Cloths from medium
10 finest and Of established makes Doe Skin and Fam
~ Cassimcr, part fine and heavy Vestings Of Plush
and Velvet Cashmcres, Silk, &C. &c; Latest style But
Tons, Innings and all other Trimmings, c the best quo,-
lty.
FURNISHING GOODS, viz /: Shirts III sizes of
best mike and fit; Collars, plain aud corded Silk and
Linen Handkerchicls Cravats, Seafs. Socks, Ties,
Mufll"rs, Understands aud Drawers, # Linen ems
Canton tnnel and Merine, some extra sizes and Ueyy
}op Gloves, nil kinds Cont Links &c &c.
n. B-Fashions received every month. The Tailor.
ing department, still managed by Ambrose Page, who
will spnre cxcrtion conlinue the satisfaction he
has so long Pivcn WM. l.. PAGE.
ldSclm
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Observation-Disclosures

n bNOtERIEN IND FL1NTER.-Ihe ST
rcberslill continues The fire proof brick Ware-husr
The earal, amidst MI the changes receive and fo,
ward Gaods Produce, Manufactured Tobacco, X
our ebnges WILDE low aud forwarding done with dia
patch.
VIII receive in few days frat rate assortment nj
fTrocsyie which be will sell low and buy alltimes
Hour. Com Meal. Oats. Fink Seed &c for which l..
~,ll give The best prices
Pig and Bar Iron for sale.
JAMES b. RENWlCK
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NIOORMAN q MARTIN, OFFER tn

M stfNIres 10 Inc public as agents IN
RECEIVING d. FORWARDING GOODS,
Or for the sale of any and all kinds of ouny Produr,
TINT may be their One oi u.s. or our agent
MI Royall will be the Rail Road Depot ever, dn, ~
tho arrival of Freight Cars for the purpose of rccevn.
and taking charge o! any lrndurc To our care.
The closest attention eivent the receipt nd dc,i,
cry Whea Corr or 0ais
Letters by mail ,r otherwise " i'll be promptly atteal
ed 10. aug l2.d&.ts
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7 LIVINGSTON PLOuauCAsTINGs

NJ The subscriber has hand large lot of IT.,
celebrated = Livingston Plough Castings. aud will
,ntnue receive additions 10 bis stock from the toun
Try, TINT thor ill be difficulty i. getting my
af the pieces beongingto them
JAMES y. RENWICk,
Feb l9-dNrta ~ lie Rn.
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INSURANCE
IRE, LIFE AND M.p,.

4 Il AND M ARlN.
many. 49, rue iAsataasiR
his Go .pany makes Insurance. No.. soe'
se by Fire, or Dwelling House. saln.t Io.. o.
'ies and other buildings, on furniture r pbaceo
nvorable te,ms III" countryo 10 and
Also mukes insurance on the E,o.
oy'ng good heaiih and of sound consi Persons a.
"hole duration o life. fora limtad % for IL
Slaves employed in ordinary oc. period ne
insured unreasonable terms o"faiions, will !.
Inc Company will also take mnrino
my OF the Northern Southern Pm 'shs IRON and u
rates. WIS, al fayo,it
,o,n BOARD OF DIRECTORS
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL. D.,
DON 7. c. PETERS. Vie b.; tee''aea.
SAMPSON DIUGUID, Chirr Fna,s,
lohn .iggat, Na,h u'a y nalland,
GeorP' w. Yancev ,oLn a., - :. thurman
William T. Anderson Will, = iatior,
AARTlN HOLLINS Tl,
CREED T. Wills, Sec'y 1'eosnrer
Dr. ,. II GIlmer,
DR. Wm. Ofwny Oven : Medical Eroui
ne Medical Examination q subiects r..
WIZ he made Mt the offce of the Co,nnn,, iRs1nnes
between the hours of and o'clock, y VI eafh day
Feh8--dts 3"
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I ~ Va. I7OLEsN'S

~ W.. HOLEsN'S
a. OFFER FOR SALE
30 hhds. r. X. and n. O. Sugar.
20 Boxes and hbs. refined do
10 hhd+, +. r. and Cuba Molasscs,
10 bbls. ~ @. de
40 bags Rio and Laguira c Office,
40 . Superior Old Java do
Case Extra Fine un-powder Tea,
$50 Sacks Fine and G. A. Salt
30 Ton Bar Iron,
do Hoop DO
| do Bstered Steel
1000 lbs Shear and Cart Steel
Tons Casting,
Is h gs Horse Shoes
do Horse Shoe Nails
soc Kegs Nails, 3 to 60 dy,
10 do Wrought Nails,
80 Grind-stones.
60 Boxes HILLS Sons Candles,
40 Boxes Adamantine do
20 do Sperm do
900 Sides Sole Leather,
so Black upper do
DO duz Calf bkins,
30 do Pink Lining Skins,
bales Shoe Thread,
10000 lbs Cotton Yarn, Nos to l.,
hnes wrapping Twina
5 do Candle wick
do Cotton Bats
Also, Scythe and Moving Blades aud Snaths Wrap
ping. Writing and Letter Paper; Pepper Spice. Ginger
Nntmeas, Cloves, Mace and Cinnamon; Bed Cords an,
Tough Lines; Tanner Oil; No. | Mackcre Herring
X Shad mn Hts