Phenix gazette. [volume], September 26, 1832, Image 1

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♦‘Faitc* quHlfaut* arrive ce qu’W v^nitra”
sssaa EDsuBSDi^ir s^ip^iiiiBBJi QBj assa® hiss* sibimbs v@a»o sq°no0 ses^
For Amsterdam.
iUk The coppered Brig GRAMPUS, Brewster,
outer, will sail early in October, and can take
freight that may offer Apply to
_ _W. FOWLF. V Co
For Amsterdam.
frg- The fine coppered ship IIARPSST, B.
J/Onnnlford, master. For freight of U>0 hogs
h^|*ftobicco, small stowage, apply to
Kptl5_A C CAZKNOVE 8c Co.
For Amsterdam.
rf'r The rupericr coppered Brig BRLVIRFRA.
ttjLIrtieorge Fletcher, master, a ill *ail in the course
^“.resent month. For light articles on freight or
nivui?e. hiring handsome accommodati na. apply to
P ROW'D DMNGEKF1KLD.
Who has in Store for sale:
ll hh is Forto Ittco T Sugars, part of superior I
22 do St Croix S * quality
2.J do New Orleans j 1
S do New England Rum
Fiprs and half pipe* Seignette i Biu„(ly
Half pipes American ) J
2 pipes superior Holland Giu
ll> barrels No. 1 Mackerel
Boxes Chewing Tobacco; IQ’s and 12’s, Ac. Ac
sept 11__ !
Fur VXostoiix or an>j Vi as tern
POUT.
The copper fas*rued Brig MOSCOW, Hawks.
V*. ft'mmtrr. will sail in a few da>s, end can take
MWuarrHs freight Applv to
sept 20 _J. A \V. If. IRWIN.
title a
The Steamer COLUMBIA,
Captain James Mitchell, will, fi r
ithe ensuing four «eeks,(comtr.en
_Icing on the 15ih S?pt. and ending
on the 6th oct iher.) leave iUl'im<>re on Saturday, at 4
o’cl i.k I* M for the District of Columbia; and return
ing, will leave Georgetown at 5, Washington at 6, and
a l * «w »_1 l_ a a a m l
Passage, exclusive of Meals:
From Baltimore to the Itistrict, ur to the different
landings on the Potomac, or from these places tc» Bal
timore • . . . - $' 0j
To Pye’s Landing. Quantico - • 1 00
Sandy Point, Md, Boyd’* Hole, Laidler’s
Ferry • • * l 50
Bluff Point, Moore’s Landing, Rlackstone’s.
Piney Poiut, Sandy Point, Va , Corn
field Point • » . • 2 00
sept 12 -4w _
* ftUttmbhkl Y’oUmukCs
Captain HUBBAL, will,
on the 14th instant, resume run
ning to Norfolk and Richmond;
j leaving the City af Washington at
3,and Alexandria at 4 o’clock, p VI
Fare to Norfolk, including meals, • 17 00
To Richmond, do - 9 00
sept 11— d__PL WATTLES, AgcnG^
YngVvnA l\um.
I /A Hogsheads New England Rum, just landed from
Hr schooner Uolla, for sale by
I sept ?0 W. FOWLE k Co.
\Wrr\itg&.
Q(\l) PS1-? 2®* ! r'" £ Herrinrs
iv»S “ r 3U0 do No. I Gross J
For sale by S M k S. H JANNEY.
sept 20 ’ __
\\t»U8Y to liftV
tf!mt That commodious two story BRlVK ttOURE
M'l*1 n Uameron street, west of the ' lieatre, is re
|.ji .1. I'o a respectable permanent tenant, the rent
wi’l he reasonable. Inquire of
s* pt 8 SVM’L B. LAUUOUU & Co.
V\ oo\.
TI1K subscribers continue to purcliase wool asuMial
•ept i < * r. > 7/ %'ovv \sr r
t Yvt\\\\\>wigi\ \n&.
\ FIMtniF.lt sopp y of Chxcapa go 'Vine, of best
brands, just received and for sale \
sept 10 A, C CMKKOVB St Co
C\\ar\ea tteoi\e\t
UAS receive !, by ship alien uidoah, Captain Rose,
and offers f»r sale
Br !port Vine • wine, in bales of various sizes
Shoe Thread, common, in bales ofaOdoz
Vine yellow bleached and half bleached do
Ytr\ be*t patent Tailors’ thread, dark blue, W
It. .md all colors
linstock rfCMOIJS previously on hand, consisting
ot menv dfST.b'e articles, Foreign and Domestic, may
be worth t .e attention of dealers, as it is his intention
to ,!:sp >se of the whole the present autumn and en-su
•sg winter sept 6
Cap Sf Ut\«T Caper.
J j V \ RV. \ MS Cap and Letter Paper, assorted.from
a * *' * }2 50 to }7 p- r reami just received on sale by
jrptS Wt|, \l. MOKU1SON.
vra* MoVa&sta, &c.
Q j •I'bf'hoa Is £ Oloans, Porto Uico and St- Croi*
s"v» 40 b.rrels ( Sugars
4 boxes white Havana do
5 > barrels and b oxes loaf and lutr p do
nObagtHiq, Lagnira and Java Coffee
^5 hb.l* Orleans and English Island Molasses
V5 hh Is > .. ,•« juv w
100 barrelsy C0PPcr dwtdled W h.skey
j puncheons old Jamaica Hum
15 hints New Ki.gland Jo
110 chests, half chests and boxes Gunpowder,
Imperial, Hyson and Young Hyson Teas, Lew
is's cargo
. 0.000 ISs choice Bacon, our own curing
.»,000 lb*, Yellow and Brown Soap
Sh boxes Vlauld and Dipped Candles
For sale by SAM’L. It. LAItMOUU 8c Co.
^_scpt 4
To YWul,
£?$ A comfortable DWELLING on Water street,
•pSLnext adjoining the house occupied by Mr John
j Ur(,WI> T» a good tenant, the rent will be mo
'‘r‘te-_JtfslAH H. DAVIS.
„ MUSEUM
*en hi’y from 10 to 12, M-, and from 3 to 5, P U
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.
THE BERKSHIRE GOLDFINDER.
There appeared one morning, at the Berkshire
Lyceum, a very curiousspecimen of humanity.
He seemed to be a man of some five-and-twenty,
and was six feet high, standing on his bare soles,
for shoes he had none. He was gaunt and slen
der,* and his arms and legs composed the greater
part of him. His hair, which was long and
blowsy, was naturally of a sorrel color, and still
retained that hue near the roots, but was faded
almost white at a distance from his head. His
heard, which had been unevenly clipped with the
scissors, was somewhat of the same shade. His
nose was short, his chin was long, his mouth was
wide, and his teeth were snagged. His dress
was linsey-woolsey, originally dyed of a butt* »
nut color, and seemed to have belonged to his la
then The skirt of his coat came midway to his
calf, while the lappels only reached half way to
the bottom of liis waistcoat. His pantaloons
seemed to be retreating up his legs, his %est was
without any collar, his shirt was woollen, and
his neck was bare. Sucli was the general ap
pearance of the man, and such . ere his habiii
meats, lie was a nuiyvt of one >f the inoun am
towns iu the west part of B^rksiire. and had
come to the Lyceum, bright and early, on a very
important errand.
• >> herealmuts,* said he, addressing one of the
students, * is the head man thereabout?*
* Whom do you mean?’ said the student.
4 Why, the headmost man here among you,’
returned the stranger, ‘what is’t you cal! him
there—the confessor ’
4 'I'U.* mrn/'iuo/»»• visit nrnKuMv moin ^ wtiil IIia
“ / ' V-* - I-V -
student.
* Exactly so,’ returned the naty ve. * I’ve get
a thing l want t» show him.’
* What sort of a ttting?’
* That’s what I’ve come to ax about. I’ve
got it in my pocket; but I don’t iru**t every bo*
dv with the secret, not bv a darned si^ht, it’s
worth a furtin any day. Why, there amt none
of your rocks nor stones here,*—staring about
upon the minerals in the cabinet-*-* that’s any
touch to it.’
* No? And yet we have some valuable speci
mens here.’ .
* |)o vou call these valley able! Why, if you
was only to see what I’ve got in jny coat pocket,
I guess you’d open your eyes.’
The student now began to feel a great curiosi
ty about the secret of the stranger’s pocket, es
pecially as that skirt of his coat, where he indi
cated the pocket to be, hung down considerably
lower than the other, as it burdened with some
precious weigh*; which possibly might turn out
to b‘* gold. He therefoie pressed the gawk for
a sight of it.
* Well,’ returned the fellow, seein it’s you, I
don’t rare if I let you have n glympse at it. But
you must’nt tell nobody, I’ve never showed it to
nobody. I’ve never showed it to no livin’ crit
ter, but dad and mother, and sister Bets, and
two or three of the neighbors.’
The student promised to act with all due dis
cretion, declaring the secret would be as safe
with him, as if entrusted to the keeping of the
whole world. Whereupon the stranger, no long
er hesitating, stooped to one side a little, and
thrusting his hand into his coat pocket, brought
' to view a a clever-stone of a yellowish appear*
' ant e, mixed with red and gray, and which the
I student presently perceived was composed partly
J of iron,
* iv _19_l_i i_t_a
I the specimen, • what do you think of that, ha?’
♦ Tlntt’s voutierful! upon my word,’ said the
studen’, nff- ding to start with admiration.
* I-n’t it now?' said the gawk: 4 did you ever
; see the like of tha' before? ha! How yaller it is.
Don’t you think that’s the raal stuff?’*
[ i
*;■’ _ _ j
against a noggin of cider, that bit of n stone is
nearly all pure goold. They latted at me.—
Well, says 1, you may laff as much as you please.
Bv and by, you'll tell another gues9 story; and
then them may laff that wins. So I puts it in
mv pocket, and off I come# this mornin,* bright
and airly, to see the confessor here, who, they
say, knows the name of every rock and stone
in Berkshire, to say nothin of those in Hancock,
and New Lebanon, and them out-of-the-way
town-. Bur when shaH I 9ee the confessor? I
am all firedlv in the notion of makin my fortin
now; and when that’s done, you won’t keteh me
inakin brooms and baskets, a9 I do now. I’ll
live like a da if bob, then. I’ll warrant it. I’ll eat
as much codfish and mince pie* a9 1 can stuff
down.’
4 Ha\ e you discovered any other specimens of
this same gold ore?’
»Have 1 Faith. Mister, I guess I have, more j
than you can shake a stick at. I mean to go
home and buy the land that1>ears it, if I have to
mortgage my coat to pay for it. But where’a
the confessor? I want to make sure that this is
raal goold, before l buy the land.’
l'he student laughed in his sleeve, and direct
ed the sanguine gold finder to the professor of
mineralogy lie stalked along iuto the presence
of the latter, and finding him in company with
two or three other gentlemen, he asked, ‘Which
on ve is the confessor of miserology?*
| ‘I'm the professor of mineralogy,’ said Dr,
j D.
‘Oh, you are, har’returned the gawk; ‘well,
you’re the feller I want to see. I’ve got some
thing for your particular ear, and if you’ll step
aside a moment, I’ll show it to you*’
The professor smiled, and complied with the
request; when the long skirted uatyve, thrusting
his hand into his pocket, drew forth the precious
specimen on which his golden hopes were built.
•There!’ sad he, ‘what do you think of that?’
‘What do I say to it?’
•Yes—what I mean is, what do you call itr’
•I call it stone,’ returned the professor.
•Isn’t it a gnold stone,’ inquired the stranger,
with itense interest, and watching the counte
nence of the professor, to see that he was not
deceiving him,
4 There’s no gold in that,’ said tin* professor
coollv.
‘tfogoold!’ exclaimed the stran-cr, his long
chin dropping at once upon his breast, and his
snagged teeth appearing more ghastly than ever
—no goold! w hat is if, then, that looks so yal
ler?’
* Nothing but a mixture of iron.’
• Darna’ion seize the iron!’ exclaimed the dis
appointed speculator—‘if I’d a known that, it
ini^ht a lam till it rotted, for all my fetchin it
nine miles in iny pocket, jest to see if ’twasn’t
gonld, or no,’ With that, he threw it from him
in disgust, forgot his dreams of living like a ;
* day boh,’ aod went home to eat mush and pota-!
toes, instead of regaling on cod fish and mince |
r- __
x tour liarreAs
Pl/lUU Barrels, new, and in good order,
lor sale bv
«ept 17 ^W. H MILLEH.
vtmi&e.
i 01A B.\GS Old Java Coffee, just received and for
si 'e by 3Tr I'tlKN SHINN,
sept IT Janney's wharf.
Vor\eT Rnlttaft.
Ir (iHOCK bes« Qu.,i' Porter Bottles, received per
3 schr Holla, fur sale at Factory prices,
sept 15 - H- C- SMITH.
W «u\l fci\ V n\Cttfe&\nWv\j,
FI*O work in th-' t’.o'u nbtan Cotton FvC'ory, about
ft. twenty snore Boys or G r;$. and live more l’ami j
lies, wi i« Cltilureri, from eight *< ears ohl an • upwards; ,
•in i a Carder, a”<i him that can sork on the Stretching
a>» I ;.ct as store-keeper «'u -ncli as understand the
bus.it' ss, good wages will be given. .Iso, a servant,
to do bouse work, by die month or year /vpplv to the
subscriber, living ul the Factory, Four Mile Hun, near
Alexandria GEO. UtlBB.
sept I - If __.
4 O BALKS of FI nnels, ail colors and qualities
ICJ 2 bales Sponge
20 cases Castile and white Soap
Received this day, and f«>r sale bv
sept 14 A. C CA/.KNOVF. Co.
V\\i\e». Skuia, t\ Oil.
4 HEAVY La Plate Hid-a
1 JUU f'00 do Pernambuco do
500 Dry Calf Sams
200 do Goat do
20 barrels Tanners' Oil
Which will be sold low for cash or to punctual cus
tomers. sept 10 W. H. MILLER
Ortice.Ties.
II \GS Rio and .lava coffee
54 hhds Orleans and West India sugar
4! do do oo molasses
32 casks sweet Malaga and French Madeira
vine
5 casks Port wine
7 pipes and half pipe* French brandy
.1 do Holland gin
2 puncheons old Jamaica rum
50 barrels Mew England rum
10 do Countn irin
23 do ol i whiskey
10 boxes loaf siisnrj 8 oags pepper
5 bags pimento
100 reams wrapping paper
150 sacks fine salt (Liverpool filled)
100 barrels nett herring and mackerel
3 Hi0 bushels ground alum *»lt
With a general assortment of GROCERIES,' for
sale by Cl.AGE I T & PaGK.
130 CRATES & H!1 US.
F**vtVV\pu\n istc. \\\& \unu.
roue nr u miller
UAS just r ceivcd. per ship Shenandoah, his Fall
Supplies
EARTHENWARE & CHINA,
making his assortment unusually full and
complete, in Cream colored. Edged, Ena
melled. and Printed Wares China Teas and
Tea Seta, Enamelled and i.uitred in great
variety ,
He has also constantly on hand, a hand
some assortment of Cut. Pressed, Moulded
and Plain Q1JISSWARE. in great variety,
pipes in boxes, English >nd Dutch
Winiow Glass, Porter Bodies
Stoneware, Cooking Furnaces, be. be,
Alexandria, 9 mo 10, 1832,___
iiOOfc Ou\\
R ANA WAY or was taken from the subscriber's
premises, on the morning of the 13th instant, a
negro woman by name
EVE LIS A,
a bright mulatto, about 19 or 20 years of age, 5 feet 4
or 5 inches in height, with face freckled I have t ve
ry reason to believe she ia io the neighborhood of Fre
dericksburg. Va , at there ia some dispute as to the
right of property in this negro It is not improbable
an attempt may be made to sell her to the South,**/*
taken.
1 will give a reasonable reward for her delivery to
me, or her being lodged in jail §o that I get her again.
JOHN MOSS,
Administrator of Sarah Chichester, deceased, residing
near Fairfax Court House Fairfax Co. Va.
> »jg21—2aw3w
JOB f ftIN riWO.
Books snd Pamphlets, Lottery Bills,
Catalogues of Sale, Hand do
.tank Checks, Hat do
f.aw, Commercial k other Show do
Blanks^ Horse do
Policies of Insurance, ^tage do
(till or>k9, Canis
ottcry Tickets, Blank Note**,
tills of Lading, dilitia Notices.
In all its varieties, neatly executed, and with
dispatch, at the Phenix Gazette Offiic.e, where
will he executed every descriotion of printing, ei
ther m RED, BLUE, GREEN, or YELLOW
OK F.VK.HY Kisn KOU SAI.B AT THIS OKKIOB
PA MPHLETS printed at the Gazette Office
Oil.
qy TIEUCRB superior Full strained sp-rm oil, receiv
*J ed and for sale lew by
sept 19 WM. P. yUT* j
VilCft £5 CV\CftftC.
A / \ Hog heads Orleans Molasses
it s 4 tierces fresh Itice
20 boxes Cheese
Just received from New York, for sale by
sept 18 ___ CLAQBTT Ilf PAGE
liimfe.
INURSH Thomaston Lime, just received and for sale
1 by JOS1AH H 1)AV13.
Rrai\A>[.
4QU. Pipes Cognac Brandy, of superior quality,
landing from schooner Washington, from New
York, and ter sale by S H. JANNKY.
&nYeu&iiL Patterns of liitt Lea
CHINA.
U'lRKRT II. MirLEII hasreceved a variety cf
patterns, very rich burnished GOLD TEA CHI
NA, anil w ould request the favor of his friends and the
public to call and see them Any person wishing to
procure a beautiful article, would do well to call, and |
leave an order for such patterns as may be selected —
Tea Stts of any number or kind ol prices can be fur
nish'd 9th mo 10—3w
l Aiiua tiartYieuviare. j
HUGH C. SMITH
Has lately received, per ships Virginia i
and Shenandoah,
One Hundred and Eiglity-Two Crates ,
and Hogsheads
I CHINA fy EARTHENWARE,
comprising his F \LL SUPPLY, and oflei*
ed for sale, wholesale and retail, on the
most moderate terms.
Blue, black, purple and pink printed Dinner Sets
India China Dinner Sets
Handsome Gilt China Tea Sets, of the best quaU
tv and patterns
Plated Castors of best quality, silver mounted
French Gilt Tea China, &c imported from Paris,
via New Y >rk, a large assortment •
Rich Cut Glass Bowls, Celeries, Tumblers, Wines,
Kc., latest and heal pattern*
Moulded and Plain GLASSW ARE, comprising
every article in that way
Window- Glass of every size
Pipes in boxes
Black, quart and pint Bottles, Wine and Porter
Th< rroometers, a great variety
5 Gallon Demijohns
8*pt '7—d‘2w&eotf _
IC7* The Females of the various Religious De
nominations in Town, having entered into an associa
tion, for the purpose of affording relit f and comfort —
should such aid be found nece-aary—-to those fxmili s
oft be poor winch msv be visited by the threatened
pestilence, and the ick at the Hospital*, would very
respectfully and earnestly solicit donations in Money,
Flannel and Cotton Good*, and Old Clothes, in aid of
ineir ocnpvoiem cnicr|»n»c. ■ mumj *«# w *vu» »v
Mr. Washington Page, at the Potomac Bank; an I all
other donations to be kftattlie House of Industry, on
Uoyai streei. _aept 13 <1
Timuttij
A *■ BUSHELS, fresh and clean,for sale by
1 » sent 13_W H. Mil.T EH.
V urn
SM fc S. II. J\NN BY wish to purchase Corn.
• sept 15 ___
i{U\ KEGS pure > White Lead, of superior qua
il ?• f 100 do No 1 5 lity, for sale by
,Pptl5_S U h S H. JaNNBV
•Notice.
r|tHR undersigned takes this occasion to inform his
X friends and the public that he has taken the
A-mt* HOUSE formerly occupied by Stro
f&MflPWlier, Willr mson, and Barnard I'hia is
laa*i|a|a large and convenient Establishment,
^UUwcIl calculated f.»r»he accommodation of
all persons, and particularly for private families.
To those who may think proper to patronixe him in
hit uew vocation, tlie undersigned can safely offer one
assurance—the effort to please 1 he h‘«use will be in
future known aa.the AMERICA;V HOTEL
J NO. M McCAKTY.
Washington City,aept 14- d____
Gun & MfhUe ftUup.
TUB aubscriber returns his thanks to his customers
for past favors, and informs them that he continues
to carry on hisbuainesa in all its branches. He alters
Flint Guns in a superior atyle to Percussion. Having
employed a first rate workman in the line, he wil*
make and repair Printers’ Presses and Printers’ I'oob
in a superior style- B HA SS9 STEEL* If IRQ A
TURNING neatly executed. Stock*, Dies, and lap*
of all sixes, made in the best atyle.
N B. Surgeons’ Instruments and all kind* of Lutie
'T£Jn^if“rt“''i' “* It. GRIFFITH.
JOB PRINTING
Expcditreuslv executed »t tue Gazette Office. ,
ttamiuore uniiKq.
8 "bTrI>H.d,'nd | copper distilled WbUkejr
Now landing from the ateamer Columbia, and (or
■ale by _ WM. D. NOTT
Pork ^ Deaf.
25 25 do' prime b”'.^■"Ptrior
Landing and for sale by
*pt* _ WM. P. NUTT.
ftt. Domingo Coffee
G)ff Bags Green St. Domingo Coffee of good quali
Otl ty, lanoing and for sale by
aeptjk_S. MESSERSM1TB.
SOD Negroes wanted.
I WISH to purchaae them from the are of 13 to 35
years. Persons having such to acfl, shall hsvo
cash, and the highest prices, b> apply ing to the sub
scriber, Pratt street, Baltimore, near the interacctieft
of the Hail Hoad with the Washington City Hoad Li
bert I commissions will be paid to those who will aid
in pure! asing for the subscriber.
apr II tf # AUSTIN WOOLFQLK.
Sugar and Vinegar.
2 BOXES white Havana Sugar
1 hhd- pickling Vinegar. For sale by
aug 18__ W. II. MILLEB^
Landreth Seeds
AFHF.SH supply, suitable for the season, just re
ceived
The subscriber is Agent for The Floral Magazine and
Botanical Repository, published by D & C. I andretb.
Philadelphia, wall descriptions end coloured illustra
tions of the flowers, &c. One number is issued every
two months, at a price which only covers the expense*
of publication. The first, containing five beautiful co
loured engravings, may be seen at the simp of the sub
scriber WM 8 > ABLER.
8th mo *29, 1832
To Let,tor one or more Near ft,
The DWELLING HOUSE at
Aldie, and the F\RM appurtenant to it
now occupied by 1 h .mas Maund, Esq.
._Posse ssion will be given on the first of
April next. For terms apply to John Moore, K*q. of
Aldie^__ C. F. MP'tfElt.
House 5r Lot for Bale ot Rent.
The subscriber offers for sale er rent his
HOUSE 4* HALF ACHE LOT,
at the intersection of Washington and rone
ko-btreeis.in which he now resides
nov 1 — lawlf_ EDMUND I. LEE.
LLoiee W ines.
JUST received per brig Remittance, from Madeira,
I. P Madeira in hogsheads and qi casks
Uua! do in quarter and half qr calks
Srrcial do in half quarter casks
Grape Juice do, in qr and half qr casks
The above Wines arc from the houses of Newton,
Gordon, Murdoch, and Scott, & Lewis U Co., and are
ot superior quality, and for sale by
S MKSSERBM1TH.
JUho has in Store,
2 pipes, 6 hhds, and 10 qr caika Payne it Co’s L.
P. Madeira
Sercial, Burgundy, and Malmsey Madeira, in
quarter casks
6 pipes and 4 quarter casks " FiguiraV L.P.Ma'
deira,* entitled to debenture
3 pipes and 10 hhds Sicily Madeira
5 hhds superior Itousdlon
10 baskets Champaigne, Uc. j\ 6
Superior W In* a
WE have imported in ling hazard. via Norfolk,
and this dav received, our an •>*! m*j pl\ if
. CHOICE MADEIRA WINKs, viz:
One Pipe. 6 hogsheads, 51 QurrUr C..-k», »-ui 49
Hall Quarter Casks, of the most approve brand ol J.
Howard, March fc Co., and consisting i f Burgundy,
l ints, London Particular, and the finest Grape Juice;
represented to be as good, if not better, than ever sent
to us
We have also a few quarter casks of the brand of
Murdock, Shortridge & Co.
All of which we will be pleased to sell on the most
accommodating terms.
aug 30 GEO JOHNSON It Co.
V'reaYi Teas, $e
WILLIAM FOWLR & CO. have for Sale,
CHESTS Young hyson > Teas, of the NYpoo
/ 0 25 hsifdo Gunpowder >set'scargo,imported
20 dodo Imperial >'he last month.
20 hluls St. Croix and N. Orleans ) a
25 boxes brown Havana 5 Su^*r*
75 Ithds superior retailing molasses
25 lihd»i v p
20 bbls S N* E
March Uf Co. ** London Particular, Sicily and Pi*
co Mtdeira, Leovilh and Medoc Claret,
Sauturne and Champagne winea
100 bolts Colt's cotton duck, all numbers
50 do cotton ravens do
60 coils Manilla cordage
20 boxes Havana sugars of extra quality
700 ca>ks nails, assorted sizes
50 bbls met* and prime beef
* 50 do prime pork
♦0 do No 2)
300 do No. 3 S M<tckercJ
Cii* ice Wines.
TIIE subscribers have for sale an assortment of fin
est WINKS, in boxes of 1 doxen each, vis.
Champaign. Orimant kfouet brand
Lesdtop Champaign, in pinta and quarts
Chamberlin Burgundy
•• clussman it Co." best Chateau l.afitte Claret
‘•Winkler," “ Oppenbeimer," “Oberweiseler,"
and ••Ilattenheimer," Ota Hock
St Julien, La Nerthe, St Joseph and LaStte
white and red C?aret
White Hermitage and Sautema
Muscat, Lunel, Hermitage, Malvciaia
Chateau Msrgesux
Extract d' Absinthe
Medoc Claret, in casks
Mabsibs, in pipes, hogsheads and matter casks,
old and of the very beat quality
Sicily and Marseilles Madeira
St Lu^ar, Sherry, Porf
Dry and aweet Malaga, ke.ke.
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