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THE EQurSoc1IAL sroRN,-The storm which was but
slightly felt in this city Monday night last seems to have
ragged with great fury for north New York and as far
south rs New Orleans
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EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
WASHINGTON. Sentemh,

Washington, September r. 1855
SR Having carefully examined and deliberately con-
sdercd the report Of the board of officers under
the act to promote the efficiency Of the navy approved
February 49, 1855 and also your communication of the 9Th
instant hereby express my approval of the 6ndingp OF
the board set forth in their report Proper orders will
accordingly be issued in pursuance Of the provisions
law FRANKLIN PIERCE.
Hon. J. @. DoBBrY, Secretary of the Navy.
From card which is published in the New York papers
it appears that tho Of Hon. John Wheeler ap-
pended TO call for black republican meeting in that
city without his knowledge consent
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BY JAMES g. Mo0UHRB, Aaettsnser.
DEpRMPToRY SALE or FORTY- EIoHT CITY LOTS-on
Monday september o'elock a the auction
without The following list Of city lots
DO oi6, lots ,, g. 5,6, Us and 10
Do sl7, lots !, :, sic H. -, IL and 10
Do al. lots q ., s. an10
DO p62, lots ,, <k,6,1,o.s,saA 10
DO 90, lets , = :, !, - an4 ~
Do ST. iom 1, q ,, $40, II, IL, -, %, ?. 2. -
The psvshs.en mus taks title :. s:s ss nae e !, ! n
dsykeap, believed 10 Be psscuy on
OF by eramnsnen o. me
inquiry Of Andrew Wye, ESQ., ne s"os '" '"e
Patriotic Bank
Terms cash Ia current funds, 49, ,,cr,,r
sept l3-d Aee"oneen
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the New York Evening Post:
We learn from the interior Of this State that the New
York SPECTATORS going about the country for the
purpose OF buying the potato crop, which, from all
counts unusually large farmer Burlng, Rensselaer,
county, few days ago contracted with of these dealers
70 furnish him with the product Of FIVE AT ten cents
bushel Other producers in the neghborhood were
unwilling to enter into contract unless they could get
shilling bushcl The spectators doubt Obliged
70 Dig the potatoes themselves at these low prices AT
ugdenshrg, on Saturday last fine potatoes freely
offered at one shilling busheLp
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THE NEWCOMERS. by Thackcray, complete. vol. :.
evo., illustrated. taH
The ArancnAans by Edmond r. Smith, Of the United 6ass
astronomical eI petition in Chill. volume illustrated
sept2i FRANCK TAYLOR.
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IyULOGIES Celhoun CLAY, and Webstcr-eO,n-
Il piled official docunsnnThis book, Of 00o psse ncay
bound, can furnished purchasers 1t o. per copy.
pirchascrs By remins u, can have Hnee copy
sent o their address by mail free OF postage.
hundred will be sent BY express free OF chge io'
remittance Of 47j.
Aua l2--dh cp2us Seventh street, Washinztcn, D. q.
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BY Il Il l. Il G r. A p III .
Fatal Railroad Colii.ion.

ALsAsy Sept 2ohe train for this city on the
central railroad, in collision with cattle train, by
which tho locomotive Of the train thrown from
the track and the engineer and fireman killed brakes
man express messenger badly hurt None Of the
passengers killed.
SECOND DESPATCH
ALnASY, Sept 2oThe locomotives and tenders Of both
trains smashed John Pratt Of Albany, engineer OF
the express train, instantly killed r. Kirkland, fire.
man. Albany had both legs and broken and cannot
live VIM Grifng, of Buffalo, the express messenger was
fatally injured; Matherson Fox, messenger had leg
and belonging to Albany had his back broken
The express train was from Buffalo.
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Lo.s of he Seamer Ssba.fopol.

MILWAUKEE Sept 2O.The steamer Sebastopo, before re-
ported wrecked H. together with her cargo, total loss
Six persons los including two unknown passengers
Seventy were from the wreck The boat belonged
to Cleveland ana insured At Buffalo. Her cargo was
valued sloopo The storm in which she was lost the
heaviest known here in many years.
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rENERAL AGENCY AT WASHiNGTOH.--Ths sub
U scriber formerly Richmond vifgin'a hSvins eshsa
oce ts civ street, In front O the Treas
claimants upon ho govern
revolutionary scrvce ana TOT Ano DoahoS
and the acts of(s0ngfess.
Having Of tne tate Uava
hss inc only index which made to the i'm
in M a sudltors once IN
Richmond e bns index 70 e papers ID ~
public the Capitol q Wrens Ihss aaa me
twenty years exp0fiencc en-
him claim intrustsd 20 HIS pc Just ne VIII oo
II, where tho claimant nmssa may % oh"'oy
unable do II. 49,. /. ,s.e .-..~ ,eo .....
baltic who serveG w"
charges will be very moderate fAA'~ A'oOo'
Hon. Henry A. Wise, Accomse, vfffinia.
James Lyons, Esq, Richmond, Virginia -, p.-.x.
Heath, late Commissioner Of Pops0uss cnmonn,
Virginia.
Stafford II. Parker, Richmond, Virginia.
Hon. John g. rendloton, Virginia.
Hon. samuel Chiffon, Washington, D, O.
william J. Ward, esq, Baltimore.
Lewis Tmheriake, esq., New York.
March 7-dkcp1ys #fsS
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In compliance with the recommendation Of the this
day day will be observed BY tho citizens OF a.
q day offasting, humiliation, and prayer.
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cmeAoo, sspt pa fire ha. occurred at Fort Smith
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OBTuARY-The Rev. James Chisholm, who has fallen
victim to yellow fever Portsmouth, native Of Sa
lem Massachusetts graduate of Harvard College and of
the Episcopal Theological Seminary at Alexandria, Va
and fifteen years has been aborious and devoted min
of the Protestant Episcopal Church, having spent all
his clerical life at the South AT his death he forty
years old
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n We hsye appointed Mr.. John scrivencr coli
lecor Of accounts establishment Those Indeb
cd r bs rendered In July date
are respectfully notified they viii be enlled upon BY Mr.
who fully authorize MAKE % ~ ne name
Their delay, . Of great importance 70 n -.
+ CLAGETT, NAWAuNi Mhtb W.
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oHUULDER~SEAM SHIRTB.-Our assortment OF GENTS
dress and q sizes complete.
Prices uniform and moderate bTkvENbS
Sept 20--3uf Sa'esfoom, bFowns ho'e'.
CARD.-Deng sbont change business, hsve this day
sod out to c. Peck together with all the
thankful for Ayor
request Of the patronage tho old STALL
Centre Market. - n..u-
Sept lo-Gs 'oS. rHcA.
aEADE in Western Virginia, where Wool - cheap
nj and good manufacturers do hesitate TO put in their
We just sSe suppy Of superior and bright
plstd lIpseys. kn wOmen'a drnsses.
Also wc wed flannel excellent article for
drawers and shirts.
NetfmnRy gooAs saw We GA
oect perfect with tbs manufacturers Of these
Goods supply The prices usually
CHARGED IN iIs fabrics Of vastly interior clnss
10 bales gray dsab fallsd cloths, superior quality
900 pairs blnnkcts. assorted.
ducks pads osnaturs snaburg calcoe and heavy
$500.
safely that We oner purchasers
I'M Inducements.
proverbialiy low price only. :,
Good arces prices, and fair dealing be relied eli In a
' FERRY 4 BROTHER,
Stores, building,
scn il-I0tdif qssf.s5 Opposite Centre Market.
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rTYDHAULIC CEMENT OF superior qnalty.--A large
= a GEO. WATERS,
Seot 7--a2w Water street, Georgetown.
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EARrHQuAKF-The Buffalo Courier states that The shock
OF earthquake felt last Monday morning in the
towns Of Eldrcd, Ceres, and oean, Caaraugus comfy
The shock sufficient shake the buildings and in
instance chmney-top thrown off.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-10-12

lie population Of these fourteen Southern States 10
be s0,5l4, which should have been 846,722; but
the Catholic Almanac Of 1865 represents the Cath
ole population OF the same States 10 be $50, l5e,
nearly double. fths Intslligencsr be correct in
stat ng the Catholic population of the several States
in 1850, the excess over that number (220, 9S6)
must be the increase Of the Catholic population IN
the Southern States since 1850, or in four years.
We have compared the figures presented by the
Inteiigeneer with the correct statistics and both in
regard TO foreigners and Catholics. have shown that
the correct statistics are double those Of the Intel
igencey, yet il says they are compiled from the
census Of 1885, we say statistics, In relation to
foreigners, are compiled also from tho census Of
1850, and refer to the table and page.
We feel confident these errors were unintentiona
on the part of the Intelhgencer, and hope the
editors Of that journal will hasten to correct them
We do not ask them to take our figures, bur to ex-
anime the census Of 1850, and the Catholic Almanac
of 1855, from which we have compiled the fore
going correct statistics If the Intelligencer will
occasionally abandon its position Of neutrality in
politics and publish statistics which have been
" complied for partisan purposes" It 10 but just
that it correct all false impressions arising from Its
errors te t4tt Ssa
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The NAVY board.

We ask attention to the communication
signed Justice" II we were at liberty to
mention its author, it would be seen that this
improvident law, administered with such pal
pable injustice, has excited the indignation
Of men whose integrity, gallantry, patriotism,
and influence will be heard even amid the
crowd Of sycophants who would persuade the
Executive and Mr.. Secretary Dobbin that the
complaint of their having cruelty abandoned
those who could only have looked to them for
vindication, is confined to the few who have
been stung by professional degradation, and
have not the INFLUENCE to make themselves
heard
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IN THESE IouRTEEN STATES.

The reader win perceive the actual foreign pop
ulation OF these fourteen Southern States in 1850
was 900, Ala, yet the National Infeiiigencer as
serted il was but 172,74O. The Infeiiigencr says
It's statistics wore compiled from the census re-
turns oflsb0 for partisan purposes tishardly pos
sble that an /" American" would have committed
such an egregious error in the compilation. Then
the inference ia clear that some ono belonging TO
the foreign party must have compiled the statis
tics, for "partisan purposes and the "purposes"
must have been similar TO those which the same
party have go often bad in view, viz miveprcsent.
alton and flsi6cation Of the record.
In regard TO the Catholic statistics. we shall com
pare tho Intcitignesr's figures with the Catholic
Almanac, as we think It Is scarcely possible the
Catholic Church would exaggerate its numerical
strength.
Catholics in the fourteen Southern States.
States Iutelligencer's Diocese. Catholic
ioitrce Almanac 1855
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correspondent Of the Boston Traveller, writing
from Indiana, gives gloomy account Of the con-
elton Of things in that State 1t seems that great
part Of the State was deluged with water, causing
fever and ague, aud bilious fever; the former be
represents as being so severe that even the animals
are affected The limbs Of the cattle are so weak.
ened that they have to carry them in drags from
the field to the barn, and the hogs actually shake
their bristles off
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GRoss ISsULr TO THE MAYoR--About three
o'clock this morning. procession, composed Of
persons who had been marching around, cheering
the Democratic candidates and newspapers, md
groaning those Of the opposite party, went into
Girard street preceded by band Of music A
halt was made opposite the residence Of Mayor Con-
rad, and the house Of that magistrate was saluted
with groans and yells. The leaders Of the gang
directed the band TO play the "rogues march, "
The Mayor came out upon his steps, and address
ed tho crowd he said he was a single, unarmed
man, surrounded by cowardly mscreants, who had
taken this opportunity to insult him, but that he
denounced and dcfcd them. One Of the lead.
ers Of the gang attempted to excuse the con.
duct Of his companions, but the Mayor refused to
ACCEPT any apology. Times.
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William Martin, Of Michigan, convicted on two
indictments Of forging pension papers, has been
sentenced to six years imprisonment in the State
penitentiary.
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WASHINGTON, ID. G.
WILLIAM M. BURWELL, Editor.
C1S-c,STS1E5 = :, -

HENRY s. BAscKER 406 Broadway, 70. U. A.
Rooms,) is our authorized Agent to receive sub
scriptions and advertisements in the city Of New
w. y 3
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[eoMMusrCArED.
False Statistics.

The National Inteiligencer of Monday last pub
lished the following statistics, and said they
copied from the census of 1850. In the Organ
Of the same date we stated they were wholly in
correct; but at the Time we had no idea that the
error was so papable
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IsrELLlexscKR's STATISTICS.

We will first compare the Inteiiigmcer's foreign
statistics with the census Of 1850, and for the
truth Of our statistics and falsty Of the Inteii-
gsneer's we refer our readers to table XVI, page
SO, Of the census Of 1880. @
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-10-12

The President has appointed Rev. Mr.. Gwir
chaplain in the Navy, vice Rev. Vernon Eskridge
who died at Norfolk.
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Fears arc felt for the safety of Mr. Winchester,
who made balloon ascension at Cleveland. He
has not been heard Of for three days, and il is sup
posed that be went 80 high "a TO be frozen.
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CorrER Mrsrs,- The richest copper ore yet
found in Southwestern Virginia Is said to have
been recently discovered IN the valley few miles
south Of Jeffsrsonville, farewell county. The
beds arc inexhsustible, and Il Is said to be tho
greatest copper discovery yet made In the Stats.
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Hecker's Flour Mandatory, in Brooklyn, was
destroyed by FIRE yesterday. About 900 bushels
OF wheat were consumed.
The machinery, valued at SAC, ooo was destroyed
The building was insured for $4,000.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-10-12

Edward J. Dummett, Of the first regiment Of
cavalry, died at Fort Leavenworth Of cholera.
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We have received from Che publisher, James
Law, Of New York, the Republican Quarterly Re.
view for this month, This Is an excellent maya
zine, just started and is edited with great ability,
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Not being reported, we have adopted the Intelli-
gencer's figures NV ts5.slY susa
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-04-04
No. 3S.

SILAS BURNS, PROPRIETOR RI11InEp or
NJ ~, STEAM ENGINES AND GENERAL MACHINIST.
ABOVE estapshment has been in successful operation
aOou one year. and has turned the best
ENGINES and SAW MILLS that ever operated in this
or any other State. F ~ s
orders are solicited for Steam Engines and Saw Mills Mill
Tearing and Machinery of scrpon to be Completed
curing the Summer and Fall The improved condition of
lne aaieigh and CASTOR Rail Road will enable me to fiji
July. " ~ 'ei 'he ISL oI
Inc following certificate will show the character of the
work executed at the above Works: = -
ar AURRY Cumberland, May L. 1882
. I oiLAs BURNsDeaI' Slr Our Eng ne and Mills made
a. your snos have been at work nearly months
m t m and inferior
M @ @ 'e OF the same class made here elsewhere. The
MILLS run with smoothness and speed truly ASTONISHING
IN Ordinary saving we cut in sized log foot IN
"a seconds or 10 feet per minute We run however
an Is feet log 32 seconds rate of SO feet
per minute by running to the top speed we fully believe we
can cut 40 feet per minute. The objection we have
neard urged IS 1t takes too hands haul up logs and
carry away lumber. Yours &C., NAN
June 2, 1852. n Ea
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DRErARATIoN ron THE Fall AND

III WINTER CAMPAIGN, 1s5l-'a5 AT THE CLO-
THING BAZAAR. Having completed the extensive addi-
tons wholesale department. VIII ch have been nnder
the have the pleasure of announ-
cling that both the lower and upper OF this Aan
na0h COtktaq well filled with the largest
assortment seas0nable and FdhiOnGb OOhiag ever dis
PLAYED at the time in the Old Dominion. The hrm
invite especial attention TO the quality, workmanship
style price their clothing believing that in all
specs has unriyaled claims upon the at enton OF tn
Wholesale purchaser Especial attention is given at all
times the selection of Sizes that the purchaser OF
small stock Will only have those sizes which fit the MAJOR
and leaving them with clean stock at the
close of the season. ,
Our stock comprises thing properly belonging to
the Ready made Clothing and Gentlemen Furnishing bus
mess, in part as follows:
French Black Dress and Frock Coats, SIS to 80
EppIish =. IA to 20
American and German Is
Fancy dress and ruck coats CfSevery desirable color
Cloth Cashmere, Tweed and Beaver Sacks, half Sacks
Frcks and Paetos varying in ICES from three to twelve
dollars.
Over Coats every suitable style of goods in market,
from the lowest to the finest grade.
CIoaks, Caledonians julien and Talma.
PANTs-in large and choice assortment may be 1onno
styles suit all black Cashmere and french Doe
Skin also, French, English and American fancy and solid
colOrs.
VEsrs-Rich Plush, Velvet Grenedne Florentine and
Barha k Cashmere, Imitation Cashmere Blue ana an
cy Cioth, Black and Fancy Satin. Farmers Satin WIN
large assortment of party and wedding vests not surpassed
bv establishment.
Our Furnishing Establishment is we'll supplied with eve
rvthing pertaining that branch of the business Gloves
Shirts Collars, black and fancy CryatS, Stocks ScarfS,
Drawers Mo Belts Dressing Gowns &c, &c. Our prices
will be uniform and low goods of the same quality can
be purchased in the Northern cities.
To the h and p0Dt ltng purchaser we solicit call
examine stuck before making their purchases
a. S. SHAFER CO.,
Clothing Bazaar, cor Syc and Dack ST.
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NJORTH-CAROLINAM MUTU,L INSURANCE
1Ns COMPANY, Idteigh,-This Company has been IN
successful operation for than years.
tunes to take risks upon all classes of property State
Except Steam Mills and Turpentine Distlleries upon
vorabie terms. ~ -
Its Policies property amounting S4 00o
large portion of which is in country risks and pre-
sent Capital Six Hundred Thousand Dollars
properly secured
The average of Insurance upon the plan of this Com
pany has been less than oncthr of per per
all grades property embraced operations
The following persons have been elected Directors
: Officers OF this Company for the present year:
- DIRECTORS.
Jos G. B. RouLHAc, JoHN Cox Edenton,
z. W. d. HUTcHINGs, = JOSHUA BONNER, Salem,
JNo X. WILLIAMS, - j. H Pool, Elizabeth City,
JOIN IRIMRosE, - F.F-FAGAN Plymouth,
II. ID. TURNER, - ALExR Mitchell, Newberu
3 W. MHlTfsEs sS5Ssssi w. NJ III. SMITH Murfrees-
T. d. SELBY, @Nsg-JFo borough,
GEO. mcneil, Fayetteville II. d. WILLIAMS Charlotte,
j. G. WR1GHT, Wilmington, JOHN B. BARRETT, Milton,
JAS. E. HoYT, Washington, A. I. SUNNY, Asheyllc.
JAMES SLOAN, Greensboro,
All Directors authorised to receive applications,
OFFICERS.
j. G. B. RoULHAC, President,
Henry d. TURNER, IIce- President,
S. w. WHITING, Treasurer,
JOHN G. PARTRIDGE, Secretary,
JOIN H. BRYAN, Atto/meY
]. HEksMAN, General dgent,
s. w. WHITING
JNo r. WILLIAMS, E.recgtiue Co7n1pittee
JOIN PRIMROSE,
All communications in reference Insurance should be
addressed to the Secretary post paid.
JOHN c. PARTRIDGE, Secretary.
Raleigh, Jan. II, 1858. l9-
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e GIN RING.

TEVHE UNDERSIGNED Is PREPARED To F1rRN1st1
n plans, specifications and estimates and contract for
TEAM ENGINES and BOILERS, SAW AND GRIsT
MILLS, MINING MACHINERY HOSTING, AND
PUMPING ENGINES, TOBACCO PRESSES AND
SCREWS, AND
Machinery of Every Description.
Beng practical Machinst and having had seven years
experience IN North Carolina am fully the wants
u me people, ana safely say that my facilities for fur
nSihg good Machinery at fair prices unsurpassed
VIII pay particular attention 10 putting up any machinery
III any part OF the States of North and South Carolina
Agent for McClnocks patent Safety Valve and SCOTS
patent Brick Machine, &c &c ~ 0''
@ All letters to receive attention must be postpaid
HENRY G. BRUCE
Consulting Engineer
Raleigh N c..
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a GRICULTURAL mAcHlNERY.-

~ aGRICULTURALs sMACH1NERY.-The SUBJ
scrlber has hand the largest stock of Farming in
PIGMENTS to be found in the State embracing horse
which have taken the first preias at the late Fair held
fillmore aud this wheat Threshers. wheat Drills
seed Sewers Planters, Corn shelters kind
shell from 300to 1900 bushels per day, VIII ch sold low
and warranted fully equalt 10 be found in the Inion
straw cutters for hand aud horse power homny Mills rs
mills capable of grinding bushels OF good meal per
Corn Cob Crushers Vegetable Cutters, Fan mills
which have taken 54 premiums with several medals and
tcates of Their all others Harrows
every SIZE and shape. Cuvators for hors-
es with wrought and and reversible steel teeih
Cotton and Tobacco CuvatorS Iows of all patterns for
one, three and four htrses large and desirable
be found in house north souihs with
OF Plow Castings suit Yokes, Bows, Yoke
irons Bow pins, whic Trees Trase Chains, Ok and Log
Chans Axes, Grub hoes, wedges, Drag and Cuivator
Teeth spades, shoves Forks worth Sc each,) Gard
Tools hoes, Garden Pows and Cultivators Chain Pumps
Cast Iron Pumps Garden Engines, Poshoe Augcrs Bull
Rings Ok Balls Butter Ghrns with every ther desirable
Implement for the Farm be found in Agricultural
House north south, with many Other desirable goods,
Bar Iron of all for the farm, blacksmith, ship
wright, carriage Makers &c. &c. bellows, anvS vices,
stocks and dies hand and sfcdge hammers blast pipes cart
boxes carriage aXeS and springs cOudons and other ho
low castings grindoncs framed and not framed with c
rollers for &c, with large lot of superior
and black teas CIGARS white and coicd carpet warp hemp
wine for sturgeon wrought and cut nails, ship and
boat spikes with other goods which cannot
nimeraed in advertisement. All want invi
ted to call and supply themselves the best terms.
S. MARCH
Norf,k Va Dec. Il 10