ing, hedging, squaring and carpenters' axes; adzes, hammers, mason's trowels, line pins, bow latches, rim and stock locks, butt and back flap hinges, bands, strait and neck bolts; spike, batten, and shingle nails; tacks, brads, screws, glue, sand paper, foolscap and letter paper, gunpowder, brass wire, sheep shears, scissors of all sizes, pen and pocket knives, razors, awl blades, sail needles, spades, shovels, garden and grubbing hoes, hay spades, bay knives, sickles, aythes, bell winchers, plough shares; excellent negro-head tobacco, and raisins.fcfr- Huon pine and cedar of every thickness, and all sorts of timber for bouse building.*-• Wheat taken in payment.N. B.—0. S. has a Thrashing and Winnowing Machine to dispose of, which he will en-gage to put up in a proper manner._