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HE SU BSCRI B ER HAS RECEIVED l by the late arrivals, a large Assortment of GOODS which he ofi‘ers for Sale at his Store in Queen Street, Cnnar ron Casts: White and clay sheeting and shirting Cotton: Striped shining, homespuns, and checks Printed cottons, cambrics, and muslins Flannels. Guernsey frocks, and Scotch cap: Jeclrets, trowsers, waistcoat: and drawers Linen and cotton bedticks Fustians and moleskins SilkPersian, cotton velvet and hombazette Ladies’ figured silk and gauze handkerchief: An elegant assortment of ribbons Black and fancy coloured India silk handkerchief: Book, camhric, jaconer, mull,medium, corded, crossbar and imitation muslins Linen and cotton diapers, dowlas and osnaburgh Canvas and russia duck Brown holland. black camhric and coloured linings Buckram, foundation muslin Plain and figured bobbinett and edging Worsted, cotton and imitation shawl: Cotton and muslin handkerchiefs I Black and coloured sewing silk, and twist Cotton warp. wadding and bonnet wire Black, white and coloured kid gloves Silk and worsted stay and boot laces

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Long lawn and lawn handkerchief: Damask table linen Superfine and plated hats. Palm hats White and coloured sewing cotton ’ Gotten and worsted cord and binding: 1 Worsted and cotton belt: and braces White and coloured cotton and worsted hosiery Men and boys leather and fur cap: American homespuns, ingham umbrellas l i Rose blankets 9. 4. an 10. 4. raonmonoanr. nanowsna, our war, 1w. '1 : Bolt and bar Iron. German and blister steel 3‘ Pots, kettles, bake pans, cart boxes 4d. 6d. 8d. 10d. 12d. 18d. and 20d, fine wrought “ and cut nails ji Spikes, lath-nails, and chain traces j Boat-nails, dog and halter chains 1 Scythes, reaping hooks, chissels, angers, and , plane irons and squares .Drawing knives, pocket, pen-knives, and table I‘ do. and forks Scissors, shoe knives, hammers and pincers ; Wool cards, mouse and rat traps, glass paper. “Cupboard, pad, till, chest, desk, drawer, wood- i; stock and iron rim locks Spring and thumb latches, iron bolts and back ‘- bands Screws. bed-screws, T, H, HL table and butt l hinges. Glue c Chamber and iron candlesticks ~‘ Looking glasses. Cotton-wick. Sn ufl‘ boxes 'Britania metal and iron tinned table and tea ~ spoons :7 H 9, 8 H 10, 10 N 1! window glass i Fish books and lines. Weavers reeds “‘5‘ Hearth-cloth, shoe, bannister, 5v paint and scrubbing brushes Blacking, lamp black, Powder, shot and gun ' ts

sweeping,

T’: pins, needles,brass and iron tacks, scale-beams, . Gimblets. Knitting, brass, copper, and iron

wire

Awl-blades and hafts, brass, copper, and iron cut bill: me and cast iron boot heels, nails for ditto nles, compasses, size sticks, chalk-lines, and russia hair:

Bridle bits, curry combs. girth: and whip thongs

Hand, mill, cross-cut, pit, and tenant saw files

THE BRITISH AMERICAN.

Rasps, brick bats, rifles and snythe stones

Spade: shovels, sheet iron, plough moulds and plough-plate iron

Fr ing and sauce pans, grid irons, fiat irons, talian irons and heater:

Dressing, hair, pocket, side, and fine tooth comb

Basket oil

Wine and porter, bottles and flasks

Shoe stitching and closing thread,shoe punches

Lasting tacks, sheep shears, and bed cords

Salmon,herring and sail twine paves, DRY s'rurrs, surromnv, ac.

Epsom salts, cream of tartar, and castor oil

Sulphur, roll brimstone and camphor

Indigo, red wood, log wood, capperass

Allum, Windsor soap, nutmegs, cloves and mustard

Pepper, ginger, allspice, cinnamon,carraway

jews harps,

S and Liverpool salt, bees wax, and olive

Salt petre, starch, blue, rosin

Foolscap, pot, post, and wrapping paper

Slates, spelling books, primers, wafers, sealing wax

Black lead and slate pencils, quills, ink pow- der and playing cards

Spectacles, thimbles and finger rings, buttons

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Souchon , ccngo, and hyson teas

Port an Madeira wines, shrub, and Irish whisky

Cognac brandy, Hollands gin

Jamaica spirits, and high proof Demerara rum, molasses

Loaf and moist sugar, coffee, chocolate, rice, soap, candles

Tobacco, rappee and Scotch snuff

Calf skin, upper and sole leather

Pitch, tar, cordage

Linseed oil, turpentine, putt , whiting

Red, lack, and green paints

Cod and seal orl

A variety of glass-ware, earthenware, tin- ware, are. are.

CHARLES DEJIIPSE Y.

white lead, ochre,

August ll.

A N T E D A FEMALE SERVANT, as Cook, of nnexceptionable character.— Apply at this office. August 11.

RESPECTABLE A PARTMENTS to be Let. Apply to Mr. James White, Watch-maker. &c.

Charlotte-town, August 11. FOR SALE AT J. H. WHITE’S Store, a Jllap ofJV'ew Brunswick, by An- thony Lockwood, jun. late Assistant Surveyor General of the Province—Mounted on canvas, and roller. Steel and Silvered Steel' Pens of the best quality. Portraits of his late Majesty, George the Fourth, and of his present Majesty William the Fourth, beautifully got up, Plate of large size, cost 100 guineas engraving, price 20s. each.

ATHER FOR 8 ALE. J, H. WHITE, offers for Sale the follow- ing different sorts of Leather- Russia English Morocco, a variety of colours. Ditto Roan, Ditto. Ditto Smooth Calf Ditto. Ditto Rough Calf. Ditto Sheep.

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Ccmm'tasurtaf, Halifax, 30th July. 183‘).

ENDERS WILL BE RECEIVED

at this Office, until Monday, the 27th day of Au- gust next, at 12 o'clock,-from Persons disposed to furnish Workmanship, and as many of the undermen- tinned materials, as may be required by the Royal Engineer Department, for pairs to barracks, kc. at Windsor, Annapolis. Prinfi Edward Island, and $in- ney, Cape Breton, to 30th June, 1833.

Probable Quantities. > :13 P =5 s- - - . MATERIALS, 11c. a 5-1-1, ‘wé' Cu 9 ‘3 a? = = 9| E at '5: . , a F . E 1 Outside work—materi~ .2 I als found by Govern-t .1 )ment—per yard. '2‘ l Inside work, materials as} found by Governmenti ' —per yard - - - Building Stone. - - loads 1 3 4 Do. - - tour 10 Bricks - - - - 250 950 2500 1300 Lime, white - - bushels I2 20 150 It) Do. brown - o do. 132 Sand . - ~ bushels 12 24 200 ‘7'! Shingles - - - No. 2000 5000 94500 2000 Plank from one inch and half and upward: - feet 9000 150 Boards - - - do. 500 750 7500 1650 Do. Weathe - - do 150 250 8400 1 Do. Clap - . No. 350 Ranging timber 8 st 8 ft' - 100 250 250 250 Do. common - - do. 100 350 250 250 Icantling. liewn - do. I50 300 1400 .56 Do. sawn, - - - do 100 250 500 250 Ton Timber, pine - - do 20 40 40 40 Pickets, 8 feet - - No. 250 500 500 Lath: - do. 500 1000 4000 I750 Hair, Cow - - bushels l | 2 t3 Pitch - - - barrel: 1 Tar - do. - - - 1 Glass, IO ,1 8 - panes 16 16 42 Do. 73:9 - - - do 16 16 32 I2 Putty - - - lbs. 4 4 2| 22 Nails, 20dy rose - do. 28 56 56 28 Do. 10d do - - do. 28 28 56 23 Do. Shingle line drawn, three and half lbs P. M. 14 28 284 I4 0. Lath - - - 3 7 l4 1 S iltes - - - - 28 “2 56 14 hits lead - - lbs. 14 28 20 28 Linseed Oil - - gallons l 2 2 2 Spirit: Turpentine - do. 1-2 I l l Whiting - - - lbs. 3 6 6 6 Whitewash Brushes. - o. 2 2 4 4 Thumb latches - - do. I 2 3 2 ue - - - - do. 3 3 10 to Yellow Ochre - - do. 3 4 5 l4 Locks, 7 inch, knob - do. I . 2 2 Hinges, 18 inch, hook and eye - - - pairs 2 'l

ll‘he Tenders to express the rate in Sterling. and gaymentwill be made Quarterly by the Ordnance torekeeper, at Halifax, in Cash, for the articles t'ur- nished, agreeably to a contract to be entered into.

The names of two Sureties to accompany the Tender_

EW AND CHEAP GOODS.

DANIEL BRENAN has just opened anexten ~

sive and elegant supply of Burns}! and other Mam-

cnanman, which, together with his usual Stock at Teas, Wines, Spsrs‘ts, Groceries, d-c. d-r. f0rrn a vmtx tinnitus. assea'rssau'r.

suitable for the season, all of which he ofless for Sale at

unusually low prices. for cash only.

,‘l. D. B. intends making some alteration in his business by the first of October neat—and will feel obliged tothnsewho stand indebted to him as settle their respective accounts within that period.

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