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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-06-23

Price 81 per Bottle, or Six for IS. De-
hvered to any Address.
Accompanied by reliable and responsible Ger
uhcates from Professors OF Medical Colleges,
Cergymen and others.
Prepared and sold by
II. r. HELNBOBD,
Practical and Analytical Chemist,
No. 81 South Tenth st.. below Chestnut.
Assembly Building. Phila.
e8 For sale by bAssELfisE x CuREroy,
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Uaited States, Canadss and British Proviaccs.
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q L. a - - go,
To be drawn in the City Of Augusta, Gn
public, on
SATURDAY, JUNE 18th, 1858.
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vi all disease, the e reat frs, cause
springs from neglect Of Natures laws.
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NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE,

D. IL EhoON " DhOl III hS,
o. 500 CheStnu. Street. ph;l,drlphi,
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AMUSING.

A few miles below Pougkecpse, New York,
there now lives, and has lived for several years
past, worthy clergyman, man, however, very
short in stature. Upon certain Sunday some
years ago, this clergyman was invited by the pastor
of church in that village to fill his pulpit for the
day. The invitation accepted and Sunday
morning Mr. - in the pulpit. Now it ap-
peared that the pulpit was very high one, and
cordingly nearly hid the poor little clergyman from
view However, the congregation, out Of respect,
managed to keep their countenances, and with
over pious faces, seemed regiously anxious for the
text They were not obliged to wait long, for a
nose and two little eyes suddenly appeared over
the top of the pulpit, and squeaking tremulous
voice proclaimed in nasal tones the text: Be Of
good cheer, it is I; be not afraid" general
roar of laughter followed the announcment-the
clergyman became confused, and turned all sorts
of colors. Many in the general uproar left the
church, and it long time before the minister was
enabled to proceed With his Sermon so abruptly
broken off. Afternoon came, and the little man,
standing on footstool, had fair view OF his aU'
dience. The text announced IN due form
"a little while ye shall see me, and again little
while and We shall not see me-" In the course OF
his sermon he repeated his text with great earnest
ness and stepping back lost his elevated footing,
and disappeared from all his hearers. The effect
may be more readily imagined than described.
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w eSteTn Democrat.
CHARLOTTE, n C.

Das An Address upon the Revolutionary Histo-
ry OF North Carolina, was delivered before the
Greene Monument Association of Greensborough
Nc, by Ex-Governor Swain on the evening of
the 10Th inst.
Gov Swain brought forward great many facts
IN justification of the Regulators the taxes
and other burdens with which they were oppressed
were beyond endurance that the citizens of the
interior felt those burdens, much more previously
than did those in the Eastern part of the colony ,
consequently many in the East, who afterwards
participated in and We're leaders in the Revolution,
were opposed to the movement of the Regulators ;
and that from this fact, there was at this day in
many parts of the State uni ust prejudice exist
ing against Harmon Husbands, and those who
acted with him, when in fact these men were actu-
ated by the best and purest motives; and their
efforts were but the beginning of the great srug-
gle which resulted in securing our liberties. Gov.
vanced in his history, that DR.. Franklin was in
correspondence with the Regulators.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-03-30

FIVE PERSONS BURNED TO DEATH-A horrible
affair occurred at New Philadelphia Tuscarawas
county, Ohio, a few days ago.-A young man
named Gray arrived there recently from Iowa,
with his sister, who deranged, intending to
stop there few days till he could make the
necessary arrangements to take her to the insane
asylum at Columbus. The sister placed in a
lock up near the town for safe keeping. During
the night near neighbor discovered smoke issuing
from the lock up, and gave the alarm. Before
any aid arrived the building was wrapped in flames.
Miss Gray, two women, and girl about fifteen,
and young man, who were confined i'll the
building, persisted in the flames
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-03-30

HoRRID AFFA1R-A correspondent, writing
from Pleasant Grove, Alamance county, informs US
that on the night Of the I'd inst, the neighbors in
that vicinity hearing the screams of woman pro-
ceding from the house of one Joseph Wilkins hur-
ried to the spot and found the feless body of the
wife of said Wilkins living the house, literally
burnt to crisp! Her druken husband was quiet
y reposing in bed unconscious Of the tragic scene
enacting around him. The woman had been a
respectable, pi0us woman, but corrupted by a
drunken husband she fell victim to the vice in
the awful manner above related.
AND YET ANOTHER The same correspondent
tells that few miles from the above scene the
body of Henry Faucet was found stark and cold in
death, with portion Of his destroyer in his
pocket
AND YET MoRE.-A letter from Wadesborough
says: Three men in this county have recently
died from the effect Of bad Whiskey. An old
man, in Stany, went to Albermarle court last week
and got intoxicated, and died before he got home
-Rateigh Spirit Of the Age. ...
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-03-30
The Great English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S CELEBRATED
FEMALE PILLS.

SIR JAMES ULAKhE 3 CELEBhA1LD
FEMALE PILLS,
PREPARED PRESCRIPTION OF SIR j. CLARKE, NJ.
PHYSICIAN EXTRAORDINARY TO THE QUEEN.
TTNIIIS well known medicine is imposition, but a
IL sure and safe remedy for Female Difficulties and
Distractions from any whatever; and although
powerful remedy, they contain nothing hurful to the
constitution. To MARRIED LADIES it is peculiarly
suited.
These Pills have never been known to fail where the
Directions the % pago of Pamphlet are well obserY
ed For full particulars get pamphlet gratis of the
Agent.
n. B.-$l and postage stamps enclosed to any au-
thOrized Agent, will insure bottle, containing over 90
Pills, by return mail
Sold in Charlotte by F. SCARF & CO, sole Agents,
and by Iaviland, Stevenson Co., Charleston, Whole
sale agents.
March =, 1853
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-03-30

NOVEL SCENE IN THE SESATE-Mr Clark, of
New Hampshire, not only introduced "AIoses" and
the Gland of Canaan into the Senate on Monday
evening, when he spoko-for eight OF ten hours
against time but it is responsible for another inno-
walton which is thus set forth in the official report
of the proceedings:
''AIr Clark proceeded with his argument, and
spoke until quarter past eight o'clock; when, dur
ing an explanation by Mr. Green, having spoken
three hours and half, he avaed himself of the
opportunity to indulge in that beverage which
cheers but not inebriates, with accompanying
mullins and sandwiches, which gave his desk the
social aspect of cozy tea table. The honorable
senator retained his rights to the floor with cup Of
not tea in one hand and huge sandwich i'll the
other The scene was novel; but twelve hours
fast had created an inexorable stomach BY the
call of yeas and nays he was afforded ample time to
finish his rcpast"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-03-30

GENUINE SOUTH CAROLINA LIBER RALITY.-We
find the following item in the London Globe:
Indian Re!ief Fund-Wc are requested by
the President Of the Indian Mutiny Relief Fund
to state that a remittance of Gl501 1Ss has been
received from her Britannia Majesty's Consul at
Charleston, South Carolina accompanied by letter
containing the following gratifying statement Il
think it proper to add that considerable proportion
of this amount has been subscribed by American
citizens, who have been desirous of uniting with
the British residents in the expression of their
sympathy with the sufferers hy the Indian mutinies.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-03-30
MARROW ESCAPE.

A prescription prepared the other day, says
the Cincinnati Enquirer, at Main street apothe-
cary's by an experienced clerk, for young lady
residing on Fourth street, and sent home. Some
thirty minutes after, the regular prescription clerk
called, and was putting up the bottles, when he OBJ
served jar Of strychnine in the place of some
harmless preparation, and called attention to it
The young man, who had put up the medicine,
turned pale as death when the discovery was made,
and said, "great God, | have just sent that to Mr.
- on Fourth street." Not moment was to
be lost and indeed great probability that the
poison had already been taken but the clerk deter
mined to make effort, seized his hat and rushed
ranticaly through the street, until he to the
house, ard without waiting to ring the bell, ran up
stairs; askea where Miss IS room was, Of a
lady he met in the hall She was alarmed at his
manncr-but as he told her life and death depend
cd upon his knowing Immediately, she pointed to
the door from which she had just issued He en-
tered unbidden and just the young lady's mother
was about to administer one Of the powders, which
was prepared in spoon, nearly at her daughter S
lips" @
"Hold for Gods sake, Madam. That is poison
Give it to your daughter, and you are her muir
deress ~
The wildness of the clerks manner heightened
both ladies-the spoon fell upon the bed, and the
daughters already pallid cheek beached until it
was as colorless as her night robe
The druggist was thought to be insane, but a
few words of explanation revealed ALL and the
tragedy extinguiShed in the light of joy at the
providental escape.
The druggist returned, and relieved the poor
clerk from his awful suspense, by telling him of
the happy result of his GRAND, when the clerk
swooned away. This little sketch, though it may
sound dramatically, is simple transcript of oc
currence that exposes glimpse of the "nner life
Of drug store.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-03-30

. VALUE OF THE Precious SToNE.-The finest
varieties of sapphire come from Peru, where they
occur in the Caprelon mountains near Syria. The
red variety-the ruby-is most highly valued.
Its color is between bright scarlet and crimson.
4 perfect ruby above 3! carats is more valuable
than a diamond of the same weight. Ifi weigh
one carat it is worth $50 two carats S20S; three
carats $3.50 5 six carats $50, 600. A deep colored
ruby, exceeding twenty carats in weight is gener-
ally called carbunce. The largest oriental ruby
known to be in the world was brought from China
to Prince Gargarian, governor of Siberia it came
afterwards into the possession of Prince Menchikot,
and constitutes now jewel in the imperial crown
of Russia A good blue sapphire of ten carats is
valued at S260; if it weighs twenty carats, its
value is 81 ,049; but under ten carats, the price
may be estimated by multiplying the square of its
weight in carats into quarter eagles. The sapphire
of Brazil is merely blue tournabine, as its specific
gravity and inferior hardness shows. White sap
phires are sometimes pure that when properly
cut and polished they have been passed for dia-
monds The yellow and green sapphires are much
prized under the names of oriental topaz and en-
erald. The specimens which exhibit all these
coors associated in one stone are highly priced.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-03-30

R9g- An official list Of the victims of the men,
orable Earthquake at Naples, on the 10Th of Dec,
shows the total number of deaths to have been
$3.50, and the number of wounded 1859. At
Moutemurro alone, five hundred persons were
crushed to death by the falling houses and other
wise.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-03-30

READ THEM-The NantuckeE Enquirer under
the above caption, has the following on the
Importance of reading the advertisements in
newspapers:
"One of our exchanges justly remar'-s, that
those who fail to read the advertisements in
newspapers often lose more than they imagine.
Advertisements are printed to be read just as much
as any other item of news and it is just essential
to read them. There is not advertisement
printed that is not of importance to some one.
Nothing speaks more clearly of a mans prosperity
inbusiness than the in which he adveccises.
Don't fail to read them"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-03-30
bouquet D'OrEeans, or M BouRB

From groves of sweet flowers this perfume cullcd,
Where deep golden summers eXalt the perfume,
Where the breeze from the South in the deep glen is
lucd,
Where flowers cXhale, but forever resume
To impart this aroma, It's the sweetest the best,
1t steals 'cr the like the nectar of Jove,
To the bouquet of beauty it gives zeSt,
Is the pride Cf the toilet and the perfume of love.
Distilled with great from the choicest flowers of
the South expressly for the Boudour Toilet and Hand
kerchief For sale in Charlotte by
March lG. F. SCARF & co.
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NOTECE.

TENFIE TAX LISTS for 1856 are now in my hands
IL ready for inspection. l request all persons to IN
form of any Taxables which have been listed Come
now and pay your Taxes.
n B.-DelinquentS for l854'55, do you ever intend
to pay your Taxes? Ifyou do, now is favorable time;
if YOU do not come and will take pleasure in handing
over vour rcceiDts as they are accumulating my
hands. Il. u HINl1h Shciln'
March so 1851. 2J-tI
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-03-30

& SAEAGE'S URSINA. or CANADIAN BEARS GREASE,
Kan elegant application for impartng beautiful
gloss to the hair for sale at 3
March lG. SCARF & CO.'S Drug Store.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-03-30
lumber yard

TENIIE subscribers inform the citizens OF oharlo''e
n and vicinity that they have established
LUMBER YARD
in town. where they intend keeping supply OF an
kinds of Lumber for building and other purposes Mr
Jonas Rudsill is their agent in town-applcaton ma"
be made him either OF the 4ndefSlsneG:
Oct 6. 1851 MIl-IEN 4" N4NAAA>'
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a Reliable NOTICE.

TEyIIE Firm of BREM & STEELE dissolved by
VI mutual consent on the lst day of January, 1888
The lusiness of the Firm is in my hands for collection
and settlement; and hereby respectfully request all
persons idebted to the late firm by Book Account 10
forward and settle between tins GATE ana Tue Isl
day of July 1858 rs do assure YOU that all accounts
due the firm at that time will be put in suit for colec-
ton.
Charlotte Feb l6 1853. Aim
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.%->->

Burdock Leaf, applied externally, is said to be
an almost infallible cure for neuralgia.
The louisiana Legislature refused to pass the
bill for the importation of black apprentices.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-03-30

A Western editor, in noticing new and splendid
hearse thinks sit will afford much satisfaction to
those who use it.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-03-30
kEEs GLOVES.

II ANCASTERS KID GLOVE CLEANER. an un
EI failing preparation easy and simple in application
removing all stains and grease from the Glove at
March lG. SCARF CO.'S Drug Store.
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Woods Esair Restorative.

fresh supply of this invaluable preparation for the
Hair has just been received direct from New ork by
March l6. SCAliR & co.
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T,TJMBER.

WETE will deliver Lumber of all descriptions IN
w Charlotte at 81 25 per hundred, board measure
W. l. i c. L, CuAWSON.
Eobruorv 1919 3m-pd
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IENO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS.-At Pritch-
- ards Universal Store you can procure an article
'I MINERAL PAINT at from to 5 cents per h. of any
'or and warranted to be superior to anything ever
0nered as proof against ''time and weather.
Drug and Paint Store,
February O. Irwin's Corner
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-03-30

MILLINERY AND DRESS MIXING
M RS. WHEALAN respectfully informs the ladies of
1ICharlotte and vicinity that she has returned, and
Offers her services her old customers and friends
Residence one door above the Post Office.
June 80. 1857.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-15

yU1UR,x; ,DxHi7I

4 fnU0I GAAE OF yEh1 VALUABLE
By virus q deed q irnst nom WiIIisn Soos.
wright 70 the nndsssigned. Trustees. dated tbs
9Th day Of April. 1857. recorded in the Hnstings
according thereto shall pfocesd TO sell. on ne
premises. NJ public auction, on FRIDAY, the 18Th
Ginning Il 4 ss sss ar Az b.
Real Estate In the city Of kishmond, convs, ed IL
list 4 half acre lot of srourd lying at the corner
lst and Broad streets. desigpatsd as lot No ia on
the plan Of the city with the brick stores and dwell
jet to an estate for her s. 10 Mrs. Priscsior Boot
wright, tagged n.y. Ia part Of said property, which
VIII De designated at the sale. sss9sse
Grace and Ist streets. designated in the plan Of said
city. as lot No 7tl. ~ - I
thsimprovements and appurtenances Thereon, 4, ing
on broad and LIST streets dessnstedn the said plan
9Th. Another lot Of ground on the corner Of Mon
roe and Broad streets fronting 90 feet. less
on Broad and running back about l32 feet TO an al
Tho real estate above mentioned viii be divided
and arranged to suit purchasers, and ID certainly
among the most valuable in that part OF the city.
plat ana survey Of said real estate will seexhibit
And on SATURDAY. the 10th June. 1853, begin
ming at 10 O'Clock A NJ, at the residence OF VIM
Bootwright, on Broad near LIST street we shall, in
like manner proceed to sell the household aud kitch
en- Furniture, conveyed by said deed embracing the
versionary interest Of VIM Bootwrigbt In the fol-
lowing slaves, viz: Chloe. Rebecca and her three
children, Mary and her four children, subject to
the life estate OF VIM prscellor Bootwrght therein
and also other personal property. An arrangement
has been made by which Mrs VIM Bootwright will
mite in the deeds full title in the pur
chasers. ~
TERMS One-fourth cash. the remaining three.
fourths upon a credit of one. two and three years.
respec lively, with legal interest from the day of
SALE the purchasers of the real estate give nego
table notes. secured by lien the property and
credit payments of the personal estate, to be Sc.
cured by approved endorsed negotiable notes. The
taxes for 1855 the real estate the purchasers to
pay. ris WIN TAYLOR r....
RR HOWISoN, trustees.
Sale conducted by GopDIN APPERsoy Aucts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-15
By E. B. Cook & Co.

A MINISTR ATOI'S SALE OF
1APRINTING OFFICE, PRESSES, FIXTURES,
&c AT AUCTl0N.-On FRIDAY, Zst inst, at 10
O'Clock will sell at the Printing office of the late
John Worrock. on Main street, nearly opposite the
Banks the whole of the contents OF said office. EN-
braclng general assortment of materials amongst
which, are: c abinet Type, Cabinet, Imposing Stone
and Stand, hoes Imp owed Washington Printing
Press. with linking Apparatus, a large assortment
OF entirely new Type and in fact. every article Us
In q completely furnished printing establishment.
Theattention of publishers and Others. is respect
fully requested. WIN. L.. MAULE,
Administrator of John Worrock, aecd.
Sale conducted by E. b. COOK l. CO.,
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TRUST SALE OF VERY VALUABLE

1 REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY. In TnE
CITY OF RICHMOND AND COUNTY OF HEN
and wife TO the undersigned trustees dated the st6
OF April 1881 recorded in the Hastings Court Rich
mond. and IN the County Court of Henrico, and by
request OF creditors according thereto, we shall
on WEDNESDAY, the 10th day Of June, 1885, il fair.
Sif not. the next fair day beginning at o'clock
NJ, the following Real Estate in Richmond in the
laid deed conveyed:
LIST A Lot of Ground on the north side of or Mar
shall between 5th and 9th streets with good brick
dwelling and ether improvements thereon, fronting
II feet running back 1853 feet. sue 4
I'd. Another Lot of Ground lying near the corner
of 9th and Arch streets fronting about Sc feet the
north side of Arch street. and running back about
542i feet with four small brick tenements thereon,
occupied by good tenants, at fair rents. T.
3D. Another Lot of Land on the east line of 9Th st
between Cary and Cana! streets fronting so feet on
9th street. running back $50 feet, having thereon
lars frame d, dwelling and other Improvements.
mencing at 10 o'clock NJ. if fair (if not the next
fair day. at the residence Of Mr. Bragg, in Hem
rico county, OIL the new Charles City Road, about
three miles from the city of Richmond, sometimes
called "0ak Grove" wewii sell also. q large amount
of valuable personal property in the said decd con-
yeypd, consisting of ten slaves: joe John, Warner
Lawson. Billy, Charlotte, Rachel. Nina. Agnes aud
Maria; about 20 mules horses, IL cows lot of hogs
a large amount of plantation utensils and imple-
ments including wheat reaper, and ID res hing ma
chine. household and kitchen furniture, embracing
the usual variety, and other articles.
TERHs:-Onefourth 10 cash. the remaining three
fourths upon credit of one, two and three years
respectively, With legal interest from the day Of
sale, the credit payments OF the real estate, for
which negotiable notes are to be given, to be Sc
CURED by q lien on the same, and the credit pay
Inents Of the personal estate to be secured by APP
proved endorsed negotiable not s. abe taxes on
R Ra r sH HaMiseiN Trustees.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN d APPERsoN. my Is
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THE GREAT PAIN ANNlHlLAfOR
- REMEDY FOR pYsPEPsIA,,. 4
WEAK STOMACH AND WEAK BOWLS
HARTsH0RNks CURF-ALIx-PFepAred by .

HARTsHoRNEs CuRE-ALIs-Prspared by
Bottles ls,.. Is and 50 CO.
HARTsHoRNE's CURE ALI-ehould BE- nsptin
ali families In case OF accidents sudden scknesu.
HARTsHoRNE's CuRkALL csrss khsunar
''i HiRTsHoRNg's CURE ALL cures crsnpa Cei-
HARrsHORNEB cuRE ALL cures Pain n ths
HARTsHokhE,e cURE-ALk cures eDsains.
Bruises rcalds ard Burma. @f9 -
HxRfsHURNE's CURE-ALL Cures Neuralgia.
Toothaehe and Stiffness Of the lointsI -
HARTsHORNK CukE-ALL csrse ChotesA ~
HARTsHORNk's cUREALL cures Ear Ashs
ana ML psapseo cur eurss Dy1spas e.
Indissstion; also: CancksT and ssrs Nsseh 81
HAkfsmoRks . CUREALL enrs III eDfnal -
s.eticns ard Weakueas in Limbo- k askE ~
WART6HORNk'8 GURk~ALk = 3 9seak teq1c -
weak stomach and Boweiss and Improves Deuss
ton. = -
auee bad Cola, Rhsumstisn. Pain q tns Lanf2ff
and BODY; also esid ksck-eyssy pe1e1a sneSla
40 BissA aud BaneE aad, b. tee warming eleoer@
,,sus nsfic power expes al paAn iron - ayseeA-
s s.rs. 11 ~ sisknsad Nosfk. foris1ass fsssS
hrrg and bynchturH. .g-.-.--.-.-.
W. NSs sI h yos have ! osash. NJ HAHTeNo1MEa
psctoral eyrsp ~ VIVA chssrys y = ~ - g.
sy,ue u ., ass w si;ss. use Aa4sHonNrs AM
ash and Rowsls, cassyias ~ NJ ~ - ~ s5{
tons
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By Dunlop, MoncuYe & Co.

CARGO OF PORTO RICO SUGAR
~ AND M0LASSES. AT AUCTION.-On w Ed
NESDAY. the 18th inst commencing at ii O'Clock,
We will sell at wharf and warehouse, at Rock
etts the cargo Of the brig INDUSTRY, from st. Johns
p. K, with
2l0hhds, J
IS tierces, Prime and choice quality SUGAR
So bb,s.
S0hhds choice quality t0LASSES.
TERMs.-Under $780, cash; over 500, months
credit for approved negotiable paper.
To- Sale without res ard to weather. "a E.
my Is DUNLOP. MONCUkE CO. Aucts.